The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-05

STocKs AND real, EsTATE.-The following |
sales were made by M. Thomas q Sons, at the |
Merchants Exchange, this morning .,,oo
lO shares Pennsylyans Railroad Oompany....... $6W |
10 shares American predgng SS
I6 sn5re sbSras MeTeahte Company 800
shares National Bank of vthern Lberties.. ls6O0
Factory story nND o. ~ COZ $4,000
WASHINGTON ePNo LANE 0ermantcsn.rwc
rsaTRE No iFSnS iDa Das ~ per
pRE;Fa;: iPF; Es Mcd.,s E::a.sss uSS s5S
SEVENTH STREET (North), No. 9ss-Brick
LgSBARD STREET. Nos. oas and tsoFtamo oo
IrrsSss%sSIs Ground ycnt, Ss year 5
lrredoemable Gre aod Rent Ss5 year 40
A NEW MODE OF SwINDLINd.-Yesterda
Oncers Chandler and Wilson arrested two
cnapsy, named August Clemens and Charles
v Neill, on the charge of swindling. The Two
had been engaged for several days past In can
vassing the Eighth district and selling tickets at
fifty cents each for cotillion party, to be held
at Fair Hill Hall, April %, for the benefit OF
Clemens. They had succeeded in swlndlng
number of the residents, some DAYS making as
high as 80 An examination revealed the fact
that Fair Hill Hall had not been engaged by
them. On them were also found number OF
letters addressed to various business firms ask
ing for aid for "a poor man VINO had been run
over and seriously injured" The accused were
held in $500 bail each for further hearing.
The parties who have been duped by these ras-
calls are requested to call at the Eighth District
Station House.
THE USE OF THE KNIFE.-Owing to the Uigi-
lance of the Second district officers the follow
ing facts have Just come to light. On Wednes-
day night last rough named William Frazer,
alias ''Scotty," entered the tavern of one Will
liam Smith, at Front and South streets, and
commenced raising q row. An eX.policeman
named John Little, who was sitting quietly in
- oboir xuoa attacked nv ssSpOtty0 ~ and ba6lV
cut in the throat, abdomen, and wrist. a war
rant has been issued for the culprit, and the
officers are searching high and low for him.
WANTED TO GET HIS MONEYS WoRTn.-
William Bailey last evening visited the Arch
Street Theatre. After the performance had
ended he laid down to take nap. One
of the attaches of the place limited that
he ought to 90 home. William thought diff
ferently. A row then followed, and William
was given into the charge of n policeman. This
morning Alderman Godbou held him to bail to
keep the peace.
TEUToNIC.-John Nagle and Christian LuXem.
bourg last night entered beer saloon at Third
and Race streets, kept by one August Siegle,
and raised a row. Having an old grudge against
August, they beat him over the head with
chair. The noise attracting couple of police
men, John and August were taken into custody,
and hlderman Godbou held them in $500 bail
each to answer.
TIE RT. Rev. JOHN WooD, of the Catholic
Diocese of Philadelphia, arrived in New York
yesterday afternoon in the steamer Vile de
Paris, from Europe, where he has been for some
months in attendance on the great Ecumenical
Council at Rome. He is stopping at the Astor
House, with the Very Rev. j. H. Carter, the
Rev. NJ. \. Walsh, the Rev. I. F. Hopkins, the
Rev. j. O'Connor, and the Rev. NJ. j. Power, of
this city.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CAsE.-Be-
fore United States Commissioner Hibler this
x,AI In1t InlN
the charge of procuring fraudulent bond TO be
used in fraud of the internal revenue laws and
regulations. McGittigan was arrested in Sep
tember, 1863 whilst hauling Illicit whisky, and
Ii en- offered the fraudulent bail. lie was held
in $1,000 bail for further nearing.
FAST DR1vING AND PUGILIsM.-Benjamin
Peltz, whilst driving along Broad street at a
furious rate yesterday afternoon, was arrested
near Girard avenue intersection by one of Mayor
Fox's policemen. Benjamin for time resisted
the officer, but was finally taken before Alder
man Riddle, who held him in six hundred dol
lars bail to answer
RECoGNIZED.-TLe woman found drowned
Yesterday morning at Washington street wharf
| has been recognized as Mrs. Sarah Scullin, aged
twenty-nine years, wife of James Scullin, NO
427 Marriott's lane. She left home on the gath
! of February. Deceased had been sick for long
time, and was partly deranged:
SELLING LIQUOR TO MINoRs.-Before Alder
nan Beitler this morning, Eliza Smith, No
| 1912 SAMSON street, was charged with selling
LIQUOR to minors, and also with selling liquo
without license. She was held in $500 bail t.
answer.
SENATOR REvELs, of Mississippi as we learl
by a Washington telegram from Mr.. I. B. Pugh
has consented to deliver q lecture in this city
the time fixed being Thursday evening, Apri
IA. The lecture we believe, will be delivere
at the new Horticultural Hall.
SER1ous AccIDENT.-About $50 o'clock thi
morning James Duffy, aged 16 years, was ru
streets and seriously injured, his jaw being frat
tured. He was removed to the Pennsylvanl
Hospital.
ANOTHER HERo.-Robert Pfeiffer has bee
held in 5000 bail by Alderman Eggleton to al
swer the charge of endeavoring to make jelly
his wife's head with a club.
THE N. Y. MONEY MARKET YESTERDAY
From the NJ Y. Herald.
''The heavy storm assisted the natural dullness
Wall street to-day attendant upon dsposltiC
to await further developments in the money marke
10 which attention was very generally directed
the closing activity IN the rates on call loans la
week. he earlier transactions to-day were aC sevt
per cent, but after Two O'Clock borrowers we
freely accommodated at five per cent on COVER
ments and six per cent on stocks. The activity
last week was purely artificial, the banks Co
tinung to report their receipts larger ths
their remittances. Until the rates OF domestic e.
change are against this city, until the speculate
f at the Stock Exchange becomes so buoyant al
active as TO engage all the idle capital which rs no
on depOst in the metropolis, there can be I
natural activity in excess OF six to seven per cen