The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-17

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viii Of course be alive with psgeantry and excite
PSadslus,. WIN shis year add greatly towards the
scot Of the srair, and win be well represented both
by military and civic bodies.
command Of Colonel a. II. Reynolda They wilr
wear dark suits, white gloves badge, ana mcUlsI-
They are 70 quarter at the State Capital Hotel They
viii carry the ags they bore through the patses o.
ri'D vista cruS caro- dordo
busco, kolino del ReS and waved over the Halls Oh
M The PbiIadeIphia Fire zouaves viii assemble at
the City Arsenal at O'Clock this afternoon and pass
over the following route previous to leaving leaving ion
Eighth Eighth TO Vine, Vine to Broad. ana Broad TO
the depot Of the Reading Railroad Company. The
j. SeSlers and accompanied BY the regimental band
They wili act as gsard Of honor TO & the Governor
their aranory Broad street. above Mount Vernon,
this evening TO proceed to Harrisburg via the Penn
detachment The Frankford zouayes WIN accom-
pany them and win appear in zouave UNIFORM. r Inc
will number about three hundred men, and win be |
accompanied BY full regimental band; Inc COM
cipate in the inaugural ceremonies, General Pre- |
vost viii command the military portion Of the pro
The Good win Engine Company left at II O'Clock |
this morning, marshaed by Lewis s. Helms, assisted
y Sa a Snn are acco
panied by McClurg's Band Their carriage has been
painted; the running gears white picked In ,a WITH
green. ornamented with gold ON the 'front.' locker
Is in conspicuous letters, Good Will," IN gold,
edged up with carmine, underneath OF which is
lisSs." The hind locker has painted on it. '1nst-
tuted March 81, 1907 ON the side badges Is 'XX"
i'm Gilt letters. Chief Downey, and CHIEF Weart, or
Trenton accompany them. The Hope, No. p will re-
ceve and entertain them. They win extend to
their Philadelphia brethren the usual courtesies.
The Good WIN Hose Company also started this
morning with the National Cornet Band, Of Frank
Todd, Richard curry, and John Dearie. Their car
riage has been painted bright carmine, handsomely
ScSsps ae The is
polished iron, and the wheels poshed hickory, ana
are o. tn d6e sr Me% Harem win receive and enter
tain them during their stay.
Ts wfs " Ss rs sna viii pssas
be several visiting companies BESIDES tnose from
The Citizen Company will give the inauguration
A large delegation Of the Republican Invlncbles
The members Of the Grand Army of the Republic
will start from the headquarters at 10 O'Clock p NJ.
In addition to these, large number OF our citl-
zens intend being present, and the affair Will no
doubt be memorable on account OF the immense
throng that will be present.
REIIGIoUs-A collection for mission purposes was
taken up at St. Marks Episcopal Church yesterday
morning amounting 60 s24oo.
Soan hs as a. an sew tGra; % PrfsSn Rsy
Joseph r. Miller as pastor at Bathany Presbyterian
CHURCH and sapPe9 a streets SsSs.t s.
bath School Association of Philadelphia will be held
this week, commencing tomorrow afternoon, at the
First BAPTIST Church, corner of Broad and Arch
streets, at IN O'Clock The meetings will be con-
tnued each afternoon and evening at 2X and ~
O'Clock until Thursday evening, when they will close
with session OF mutual conference and prayer. A
grand mass meeting OF the children Of the Baptist
on Wednesday afternoon at ~ O'Clock
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF sURvEYs.-The Board
of Surveys held their regular stated meeting this
Se 20 to
construct sewers at their own expense under sec
permitting such parties to make tb cir own contracts,
seriously affected the interests Of the city; there
| Rese,vsd, That in the opinion OF this board no
sewers or other public work shCuld be constructed
excepting BY and under the especial authority and N
| work IN charge
Plans Of the revision of grades on Albion street,
| between Walnut and Locust streets, were presented
and approved, after which the board adjourned
ALLEGED THIEVES IN CUsToDY.-On Saturday
| night two suspicious looking characters were seen
lettering about the dwelling or Mr.. Joseph Herr, No.
1918 Green street. Lieutenant Steinauer, OF the
Eighth district. detailed two OF lis men In citizens
to the rear Of the premises, scaled the fence and
were seen by neighbor in the act OF breaking in
and the men ran into the arms Of the onicers They
gave the names OF William Reed and Henry Harris,
and will have ahearng before Alderman Kerr at the
Central Police Station this afternoon.
THE asrAR" COURSE OF LECruREs-The second
series Of this course is announced by Mr.: Pugh to
comsnence on January % 81 when when Wendell w nd Phillips will vi
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troleum v. Nasby, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Rev E. II.
Chaplin, George William Curtis, Prof. Robert f.
Rogers, Bayard Taylor, John G. SAKE, Prof. Henry
Morton, and Anna E. Dickinson will follow so thai
with the array of talent presented the second series
| OF the 'Star" course promises to be even more at
tractlye than the first The sale OF seats will
commence on Thnrsday next.
DEMooRAuIo DELEGATE ELEcTIoN-To-night the
| Democratic citizens OF this city meet in their re
specaye election districts to elect three persons tc
represent each division In the Ward Executive Com
mittees. Tomorrow evening the ward committees
will convene at the nsual place for the meeting o.
said bodies and elect one person to represen. eacf
ward On the Democratic City Executive Committee
There being State officers to elect In October
next no delegates to q State convention are to bt
chosen at this time. and hence the duty to be per
formed ds purely local one.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-A valuable piece O
ground, situated at the northwest corner or Broat
street and Grard avenue, will be sold tomorrow q
| public 6sby M Thomas a. Sons. The lot has
front OF two hundred and eighty feet on Broat
| street, depth Of two hundred and eighty feet OIL
Girard avenue and is also bounded by Carlisle an,
Stiles streets. 1t Will be sold entire, or In separa
lots OF twenty-five feet front each. This Is one
the most desirable sites in the city, and It is hope
that buildings will be erected oni which will be
credit to the city.
DIsoRpERLY HoUsE-0n Saturday night the Re
serve Police made raid on the low drinking salooI
OF Peter LeiseDer, No. T2I North Front street. Ii
this house, not many days since, young German
girl was sedueed by the proprietor. The result o
two girls, named Annie Jones and Jennie Wood
The prisoners had hearing before Alderman Kerf
Peter was held 70 answer at court the charge 0
keeping easorderly house, and the other defendant
were bound over to Keep the peace
CARELEssSEssL Saturday last Mr. Schafrei
who keeps clothing stere on Main street, abov
Church, Frankford, went into the yard OF his pre-
mises to clean gun. The piece was loaded III