The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10

a MYsTERY.-Ca Captain Chastelu, q, 1bo PARK
Guard, this morning forwarded ar.u box to Cniet
ipg ibnt the hoN 6sd heagp np note explain
canal along the schuyr onpostts TO Jerry Kingn
string Tbe Sc" .ss attached heavy stone anI
ness -. 1t may be Identified by some OF our ousl-
inen who have been robbed.
OFFICIAL LvIsIToRs.-Yesterday the Mayor com.
mttee OF the Board OF Aldermen, and the Heath
purpose of examining into the sanitary condition Of
Philadelphia. They called on the Mayor, and after
passing few minutes with him they repaired to the
Continental. To-day they in charge of the
Board OF Health, and during the day will visit the
Municipal Hospital
To BE vACATKD.-An effort has been made, slnca
the Wissahickon has been included within the
limits Of Paramount Park, to have the establishment
known as the Old Log Cabin vacated The matter
has finally received Official action The PbrK Com
mission has issued the regular notification to the
occupant that he must vacate tue premises on or
before January next.
ANOTHER WIFE BE ATER-Mrs. Coleman residing
No. 1929 Carpenter street, appeared before Alder
man Dewitt yesterday and complained that her hus-
band, John Coleman, had beaten her, for the rea
son that she refused him money werewith he de-
sired to procure rum. The magistrate issued war
rant and gave John a hearing, after which the pri-
soner was committed for trial
FIRE-At quarter after O'Clock this morning a
fire broke out in the hay left OF the stable OF Edward
McCaffrey, on Swain street, between sixteenth and
tingushed the structure aud its contents save The
horses, which were rescued was destroyed. The
lObS VIII JItIC HO
IN EXPLANATION Of the Inquiry OF who is tearing
up the cobbe stone pavement on Pine street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, it is
stated the work is only before the property OF
owners who desire the Belgian blocks laid; those
pTeferring the cobble stones to remain will not be
called upon to pay.
A NUIsANCE.-The Mayor notified this
morning that the sewers along Noble street, from
the Delaware to Sixth street. blocked up that
the thoroughfare is filed with refuse matter. The
residents complain that the strench arising from the
filth is almost intoerable
A SCHOONER CAPsIZED.-Last evening, during the
high wind the oyster schooner Harmonic, belonging
to Thomas Lombard, capsizel and sunk in the Della
ware Off South street. Her crew rescued by
tug which happened to be in the immediate vicinity
FORGERY OAsE.-John F. Linton had a hearing
before Alderman Smith this morning, charged with
forging the endorsement OF Thomas Shaw to a
che for $50 on tbs Fidelity Trust and safe De-
post Company. He was held to bail to answer.
THE POLICE IN NEW JERSEY.-Mayor Fox is now
engaged In investigating the visit Of the policemen
to Camden on Tuesday last. He expresses deter
mination to dismiss all VINO have done any wrong.
CoRoNBR's CAsE.-Mrs. NagIe residing at No 465
New Market street, fell de ead this morning while
work. The Coroner will hold an inquest.
NARR q LADNER, Brokers, report this morning
Gold quotations as follows:-
1000 A. 1109S 1880 A. M M.........1101[ Z