The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-13

COMNIssioEERs CAsE-The case, OF Isaac NJ
Tuly charged with irsudulently nsing cigar stamps
YVES heard this morning at IL O'Clock before United
States Commissioner Craig Biddle.
gevgpmsnt Detective sests testified e having .sked
that he hsd thoSsh h bad bsore sad tSs bs had
sold any Tuy said that the stamps sold Ngsbaum were
had ,ed them beeauss be had 100 Sears then ar
anc gsye him 10 charge o. Deputy MArshals Ridgway
The witness declined TO tell where he had received
the Information which led TO The srses because t had
that the defendant selling stanps reduced rate,
which must be either counterfeit or stolen.
did hunt for any, but arrested Tuy on his
Deputy Marshal Ridswsy tes.lsed 70 tho same effect
coun. Tor the seoumuSsOn o stamps except by
that those who To the place carried cigars With
3 IN e snd Ssd no OSep mods 81
sgptps psps 5o MsrSsi Bsse % se.sd 70 making IN,
Heard defendant ask IL there was other settle
AT the conclusion OF the hearing, the Commits
soner held the defendant in $1,000 bali to answer
SUNDAY ANusENENTs About O'Clock yesterday
afternoon disgraceful row occurred at Water and
who Lad soaked themselves with whisky obtained in
the immediate neignborhood. Oflcer Sullivan who
attempted 70 quell the disturbance, was assaulted
aud beaten 30 badly that he is not expected to re-
cover. Two OF his assaiants, named 5emes Mahony
AID James CIecletl, were arrested by Sergeants GU
Toland and Cahl, who held them each in $1,000 bail
to answer. The man Mahony was found by Sergeant
Previous to his arrest Clecett INDUCED in another
fight at New Market and Callowhill streets, during
which he stabbed a man named David Finn. Two
OF the combatants named Cornelius Canney and
Thomas McCafrey, were arrested and held to bail.
ApRrcA-The Republic OF Liberia is prospering
under its new President, E. j. Roye. Large quant-
have been planted < thousand applications are on
file for passage to Liberia from freedmen in North
Pennsylvania Colonization Society will be held this
evening" at the First Baptist Church. to be addressed
by Rev. Dr, Samson, from Washington; Rev. Dr.
,Stork and Rev. James NJ. Priest, from Africa
DRowHED-william Hook and John Pleifer yes-
terday hired q batteau and went fishing off Point
Airy. Through some accident Hoe& fell overheard
@ the odv o. eao 20 his
residence, Lawrence street, above Brown. Deceased
leaves a wife and two children.
A HeRsE TALE.-Between Q and 3 O'Clock this
morning a horse that had been left IN pasture
made his way to the bridge OF the New York Rail-
road over She Germantown turnpike, and became
fastened therein. Onlcers DeHaven and Peterman.
after much trouble, succeeded in extricatng the
animal just in time to save a train bound for New
York.
TIL-TAPPER-A lad named James Speekan on
Saturday tapped the Till OF the tavern OF Mr..
Dimmick Bringhurst street, Germantown.
James was captured in the act, and Alderman Good
sent him to the House OF Refuge.
ATTEMPTED SU1cIDE.-Malachon Ross, an indi-
commit suicide by jumping OF Market street bridge
He taken into custody by one of the Sixth dis
trict officers and sent to the Almshouse.
OWNER WANTED.-John McFas was arrested
yesterday having In his possession blue cap and
not properly account. The goods are at the Sixth
District Station House, John is in prison.
COUPONs.-Thomas Daniels employed by John G.
Hooper, residing near Media, last night disappeared
with s11o in coupons and two revolvers. Word was
at once sent to this city, and the police now IN
search Of Thomas.
RoBBERY.-John w. Yeaths, colored, last night
assaulted female at Seventh and ST. Mary streets,
and took from her her pocket-book. Alderman Col
Inns sent John to prison.
Observation-Disclosures Thomas is the name OF an
individual who last night assaulted and beat OiceI
Britner at Front and Poplar streets. Alderman
Eggleton sent william to Hotel de Moyamensing.
WHO is THE OWNER ?-An owner is wanted at the
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