The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-24

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RRyAErs NIINsTRE1s will open at the Arch Street
Theatre ON Monday next for summer season The
troupe numbers twenrv-seven performers, under the
direction Of Mr. Dan Bryant who Will appear every
evening. IN addition to miscellaneous minstrel
performance, the entertainment each evening will
close with burlesque opera, which will be given
with lull chorus, orchestra, etc n IrODdtOTs s an
nounced for Monday evening.
UNITED STATES COMNIssIONER's CAsE.-Yesterday
afternoon. before United States Commissioner
Henry Phillips, Jr., Samuel Leeman, master Of the
American brig Ortolan, had hearing upon the charge
of violently assaulting the steward of the vessel
while she lay at Cardenas. The evidence was strong
in support Of the charge, and the Commissioner held
the defendant in $1,000 bail to appear and answer the
same at the August term of the United States Court
KILLED BY THE FALLING OF A HousE.-About half
past 10 O'Clock this morning while wOrkmen were
engaged IN raising frame dwelling in Vine street,
above F1ty-siXth street. the building fell to the
ground, covering up Charles Heathcote, aged
twenty years, in the ruins When recovered. life
extinct. Coroner Daniels was notified TO mold an
inquest.
CHARGE OF ABDUcrOE.-Lewis BERNARD came to
this city from New York Yesterday and entered
complaint that Captain Rhineheimer, OF the canal
boat Mars, had abducted his son from that city.
The boat rOWeG into the SChuykIl yesterday
afternoon. when Lieutenant Jacubv OF the SchuvI-
E HarbOr Police, searched her and found The boy,
who was handed back TO his parent
INTERESTING SKETCHEs.-rhe Commercial List ami
Price Current, the recognized organ Of the merCan-
tile interests Of Our city this morning contains
number of most interesting articles. It also pub
lshes a biography and portrait Of the Hon. Joseph
Allison, President Judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas-a deserved compliment to OF our most
estimable citizens.
ROBBERY.-The residence Of Joshua Z. Gregg, No
1894 Spruce street. entered Yesterday during the
absence OF the family at Cane May, and robbed Of
quantity of clothing valued at several hundred dol
lars. This the result of Mr. Gregg not notifying
the police authorities OF the absence OF the family
rom the city.
RAILROAD CAaUALTY.-Ils morning Augustus
BaltZ, aged twenty years. residing at Second aud
Cumberland streets, missed his footing while at
tempting to Jump from one coal car to another on
the Reading Railroad, in the TTentv-hfth ward, and
fell between the bumpers. one leg was badly
crushed. He was taken 20 the Episcopal Hospital.
HOUSE ROBBERY.-Thc residence of Mrs Hibberd
No II North FOrtieth street, entered yesterday
by thieves prvinc Open the side wndowshuter After
ranSacEing the house, the thieves left without OH
tanning anything OF value. The family were absent
IN the country.
REVENUE SETzUEE--'Ihs morning Detective Hell.
man seized the distillcrv OF owen Mccartney, on
Sloan street, in West Philadelphia, for violations
/ the internal revenue laws.
! UNFOLDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
| w the newest andlbest manner.
LOUIS DREKA StatiOner and FngTaver,
No. 1893 CHfSNUT stree