The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-10
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

f,rucItv to n IIorse-spoOn T1icf--An owner
Wanted-Suspected Of Robbery: a.. ., n-o o1e
ON SATURDAY night there was nghS az ~ ~ 1on1
aonth water streef 10 quell which II was Iouhu .h
necessary to call in the police 1Tn AMEN intS c5s Se
todH All had hearing before Alderman Carpenter,
who bound Malloy over to answer tne 9nehse % 20, or
Keeping a disorderly house, and Jesse HICKS Tor
carrying concealed deadly weapons. The remainder
were requested to enter bail TO keep the peace;
Thomas Close taken into custody by Polce-
man Palmer az NO 922 Moyamensing avenue, yes
terday, for beating his wife and destroying her cloth
ing Alderman Tttermary bound him over Tor trla.
Yesterday John McTlhenny George Gideon and
James Tague stole horse from the stable OF smith,
Simpson q Co, Nos. 1I1o and 1ll2 N. Ninth streeL
and, attaching II to- lime cart, drove
around the city. In the evening they returned the
animal, which bore evidence OF brutal treatment to
before Alderman Hood, who sent them all below.
John Gilnghead, living on Howard street, below
York, yesterday assaulted his wife in cruel manner
Alderman Helms held him to bail to answer at Court
ON Sunday morning Nicholas Connelly @ Went I INTO
the saloon at South and GufOrd streets, ana stole
some spoons Policeman Phillips subsequently
arrested him at Fourth and Monroe streets, where
he turned on the officer and showed disposition to
resist; but he was conquered and escorted before
Alderman Tittermary, who committed him for trial
This morning large skin, painted white, was
found in the Delaware, above Poplar street Whari,
with ten bars of pig iron in her The boat and the
iron await an owner at the Harbor Police station
John Miller was taken in custody in lumber
yard on Poplar street wharf last evening. He was
found in the immediate vicinity of the counting
house, which it was thought he was going to rob
lie was held to answer by Alderman Toland'
THE AFRICAN M. e. CONFERENCE REAssEMBLED.-
This morning, at O'Clock, Bishop Campbell presided,
and was assisted by Bishop Shorter, of the Fifth
Episcopal District Religious exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. W. II. Williams. The roll was called,
and after the reading of the minutes the body pro-
Rev. j. H. Rhodes moved that the committee
having charge OF the dollar tax divide the aggregate
according to the Discipline. Several visiting memoeTs
from other conferences and churches were INTRO
duced and the regular questions OF the Discipline
were asked. In reply to the nfth-"What preachers
are admitted on trial?' Rev. Andrew Till presented
James Williams, of the Quarterly Conference OF
PhpniXville Rev. S. Smith moved that the recon-
mendation be returned to the Quarterly Conference;
and it was done.
Charles Bordley, of the Quarterly Conference at
West Chester, Thomas W. Hinton, OF the Conference
at Columbia, Charles Conover, of the Conference at
Attleborough, and Richard Cummings, of New Hope,
were presented and received.
next Annual Conference was askt d II was decided
by unanimous vote for Trenton. The Conference
was still in session on going to press
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. Mrs Margaret Beatty,
aged seventy-1ve years residing Chestnut street,
between Centre and Church streets, Manayunk,
committed suicide by hanging at about O'Clock
time. She had obtained a elothes-line, which she
had fastened to staple in the wall and having fas-
tened the moose around her neck got table, from
which she jumped. Her body was seen dangling by
citizen, who ran into the place and cut II down,
Out II was TOO late. FROM the warmth OIL the Dody
when dscovered,it was supposed she had been hang
ing but few moments. About year since the de-
ceased was nearly suflocated by gas, since which
occurrence she has been attacked at times with aber
ration of the mind and it is believed that she COM
mitted this rash while aborng under Of these
attacks.
RUN OVER AND KHLED.-Joseph ROsenbaum, aged
two years, run over and killed by Continental
Hotel coach, at II O'Clock this morning, at German
town avenue and Thompson street. The deceased
lived with his parents at No. Is Germantown ave-
nue. where the Coroner has been notified to hold an
inquest.
DROWNED MAN.-The body OF a white man, sup
posed to be Arthur Burns was found i'll the Della
ware at Spruce street this morning. He was five
feet nine inches in height, had brown hair and no
whiskers. He was dressed in dark sack coat,
cloth vest blue army pants, dark iapnel shirt, ana
low Shoes
CAsUALTY.-Charles II. Gordon was taken TO his
home in Camden, yesterday, with his hands crushed
| by the Harbor Police. He had met with the acc-
| dent while cleaning the machinery OF one Of Bairds
| steamers lying at Walnut street wharf.
THE NATIONAL UNION CLUB from its building at
No. 105 Chestnut street. unfurls its banners to the
| breeze to-day in honor of the completion OF the
| great Pacific Railroad.
FELL THROUGH A HATCHwAY.-At noon to-day,
James Quinn aged 1S years. fell through the hatch
way at store No. 435 Market street. He so badly
injured that his life is despaired of.
FIRE AT NooN.-StevensOns cooper-shoOp. No. 1926
South Front street was slightly damaged by fire at
noon to-day. 1t originated from sparks from the
chimney.
WEDDING INVITATIONS ENGRAVED IN
w the newest and best manner.
LOUIS DREKA, Stationer and knsrever.