The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-01

Total dwellings. gs..................3S4 APO
Otner buildings. s...................... 50 81
Total new buildings. s..............47O 4s3
Additions and alterations. ........... 80 III
Grand total. $50 600
The following comprise the character of the more
important structures
DtCellings-Ten three story on DauphIn and Moore
streets, east OF Emerald; seven two-story, on the
east side Of Hope street, south OF Somerset; ten
three-story on east OF Farhi street, between CAM
bria and Indiana streets; nine two-story, Twenty
fourth and York streets; ten three-story, on east
side of Daren street. above oxford ten three story
Sharswood street, above Twenty ty-second; ten
two-story on Stewart street, above Twenty second:
nine three-story, at Cedar and Vienna streets thir-
teen three-story, at Cumberland and Emerald
streets; fifteen two-story, on east side Of Patton
street. between Reed and Wharton streets; fourteen
two-story, on west side Of seventeenth street,
ner OF Wharton street; sixteen three-story, at
Eighth and Fitzwater streets; seven two-story, on
west side OF Seventeenth street, between Lltona
and Wharton streets six three-story, side of
Ninth, above Dickerson; eighteen two-story
Eighteenth streets; eight three-sory, east side of
Union street, near Sycamore street; TWENTY-FIVE two
script, West Philadelphia.
Fdctories-one, five story, for the manufactu re Of
saws by Henry Dsston, on Haydock street, east of
Front, 70 by 80 feet one four stories in height so
by 100 feet, Cumberland street, between Mill and
Armat Streets Germantown; the stories will be 10,
49, H. and ID feet respectively in height three
stories high, IS by 103 feet the northeast
OF Jasper and York street, to be built by Rambo,
Stewart, and Stockton; one two stories in height
80 by SIS feet, at the corner of Worth and oxford
streets Twentythird ward; one two story, 80 by go
feet, on the north side OF Lentz street, above
Twelfth; one one story, SO by AZ feet, on Mtnn
street. below Ninth; one two story by Hir Nor
row Co., 80 by 9S feet, on Federal street, above
Eighth; one four story 13 by 81 feet, in of No
COS Calowhil street, one, five story II by 12O feet
in OF No. 2l9 N. Third street; one, one story
"A by 1O feet on the east side of Fifteenth street.
below Hamilton, by NJ. Baird s. co.
side OF Walter street, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets one onestory, 45 by "a feet, the
corner OF Broad and Federal streets
School Houses story. by sc feet on
Washington street, Manayunk; one three-Story, %
by % feet on west side OF Frankford road, below
Bregertes.-One two-story, IS by SO feet on wesc
side Of Twenty street near Parrish; one Is
StableS.-One 35h by 81 feet, three-stories in
height, on the N. w. corner of Howell and Twen-
Coates; two.story 33 by 20 feet at No. 39s War
rem street, one 81 by 24 feet on Marsten street, south
Engine House-One, IS by SO feet, in the rear of
Canal and st. John streets,
HOne-One, for the aged, five stories in height
40 by Jos feet at the corner OF Girard and Belmont
avenues.
low Master one one-story, 2S by Is feet, Ludlow
street, above Forty seventh.
Shed,one, one-story, 81 by s5 feet, at the corner
Of Beach and Coates streets.
MuEOne two-story, 81 by 90 feet, on Green
Stores-Twelve two-stories, 15 by 40 feet on east
side of Eighth street, below Vine; one, threestory
20 by 90 @ feet at No 1929 Ridge avenue one, three
Warehouse-One, two-story, 20 by 80 feet, on east
side OF Swanson street, below Almond; one one,
story, sc by IS feet Taylor street. between Eme
ShOps-one, two-story, IS by 80 feet, on Locust
street. below Pear; one, twostory, 16 by 40 feet at
No. 2040 Pine street; one, twostOry, 16 by 25 feet
on west side Of Twenty-fourth street, below Calow
hill.
Ice-houses-One, 40 by 80 feet the southeast
corner of Ninth and Reed streets one 90 by 80 feet
at the corner Of Thlrty-ninth and Story streets
ASylunt-One, five stories high, 55 by los feet,
with two wings of the same height, 80 by Al feet
each, ON Fifty. eighth street, below the Baltimore
Il, q. re-
spectvely, in height.
EOundry,-One one-storY, so by 60 feet, on Sophia
street, above Vanhorn.
The TWELFTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS RAIL
wAY-Ths morning the Tenth and Eleventh Streets
Passenger Railway Company commenced running
their on the Twelfth street track recently laid
by that corporation. 1t will be remem oered that
charter was obtained at the last Legislature orga-
nizng company under the name of the Emplre
Passenger Railway Company with the right to lay
tracks on Twelfth and Sixteenth streets For some
reason the company failed to complete the line and
the stock was subsequently purchased by the Tenth
and Eleventh and Seventeenth aud Nineteenth
Streets Roads, the former securing the right to run
their cars down Twelfth street. and the lattec oo-
tanning the use OF Sixteenth street. which track
is shortly to be laid. The Tenth and Eleventh Streets
line run as usual on Tenth and Eleventh streets,
and the cars running down Twelfth go up Eleventh
stle eet BY this arrangement extra cars are placed
immense travel north The time tables of the line
have been changed, and the cars are now run on
morning appeared to be well patronzed
A COwHIDNG AFFAIR-OEE LAWYER USES WHIP
OVER AEoTHER.-There was quite a hutter this
morning among the members OF the bar about
cowhiding which was alleged tn have transpired
yesterday afternoon in a lawyers office on Fifth
street, below Walnut. The parties practising
attorneys, and the little difficulty is said TO have
arisen from an argument which was had few days
ago in the Court OF Quarter Sessions, during which
some inelegant language used by one OF the
counsel. The parties aggrieved determined on sum-
mary vengeance. One of them met the offender
yesterday In front OF the Post Office and slapped
him in the face. He, however took no notice of
this a1ront and later in the day another purchased
cowhide and repaired to the office Of the offender
on Filth street where after giving him the lie pro-
ceeded to work with his weapon, and busted the
ofice coat quite lively. An Ofice boy and a col
league OF the coWhided individual set upon the cow
hder and compelled him TO beat hasty retreat. It
is rumored that a suit for assault and battery will
be instituted.
AssAULTrNG A TURNKEY.-AIoert ARlepy. a Ger.
man, was arrested in the Seventh Police District
last night for drunkenness. In the station house
| he assaulted Turnkey King, and beat him rather
severely. For this Albert was held in 5000 bail by
| Alderman TOland.
RAID.-Last night Lieutenant Flaherty of the
Flitn Dlstrlct made q raid on gang of oilers who
nightly congregate about the door OF Musical Fund
| Hall, begging for tickets n admission. The Haute.
nant and his men captured several OF the lOungers
and Alderman Morrow held them TO answer
| THEFT OF A CART-A boy named Charles Dubois
arrested yesterday by OF the Fourth district
policemen upon the charge OF the larceny OF cart
| from Mr. L. s. WoodWard's residence No 1921
Carver street. The accused will have a hearing at
| the Central Station this afternoon
Boy DRowKED.-AbOut9 Q O'Clock yesterday morn.
| ing a boy named Frank Northstone fell into the
| Delaware at Tasker street wharf and drowned.
| His BODY was recovered last night Deceased re-
| sided at Mauch Chnnk.
TIE CORNER STONE OF the chapel OF the p f.
Church OF the Messiah will be laid tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock. at the corner OF Broad aud Fed