The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-14

M Ruadimans endorsement of Judge Ludlow was
noticed merely as matter OF fact without the in-
tention either of omplimenting or reproa; ching him
for having done. If Others among the candidates
endorsed Judge Ludlow In the same manner, our
neglect to mention the TACT was simply an mad
vertence.
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-The various comman-
deres of Knights Templar located in this city left this
morning for Williamsport, where the sixteenth an
nual concave OF the Grand Commandery of the
State Of Pennsylvania will commence this evening.
Philadelphia, No. 2, Sir Charles NJ. Cresson, Com
Copmander; % G and KadosS, No 20, Sir Thomas Brown,
Commander assembled at their respective head
quarters at o'clock and at o'clock proceeded s TO
joined by Mary, No. Sc, Sir William ii. Burkhardt,
Commander. All took passage on special train
spectators who were gathered In and around the
depot They will arrive at their destination about
O'Clock this afternoon, where they will be received
by Baldwin III Commandery and escorted to the
camping-ground in Herdic PARK. The following is
the programme of the encampment:
Tuesday, June 14-Supper, 6 O'Clock P. NJ; meet
ing of Grand Officers, p. NJ; music at headquar-
tiers, ~ P. n. t,ttoo, 10 p NJ; taps 1oN P: NJ.
roll-ca 61I A. NJ breakfast A. M. guard-mount,
nj ar Gr Y NJ 9sRsw o5
p. NJ. supper call, p NJ. meeting of Grand
oncers, T. M music, ~ P. NJ; tattoo, 10 P. NJ;
Thursday, June 16-Same as Wednesday, except
so far as may be modified oS the grand parade.
Public installation OF officers and Grafton at the
camp-ground, commencing at 8 a. M.
Friday, June l7-Same as Wednesday. After
breakfast, review. bredkIug VI cdIIps
THE MONTGOMERY LIGHT C,UARD.-This crack
Boston organization, which is to compete with Com
pany A, or the 4th Regiment, tomorrow night, Will
arrive here this afternoon. They will be received
by the 4th Regiment, in Paramount Park, and will
be escorted over the following route:-From Fair
mount Park to Green, to Filth, to Buttonwood, to
Sixth, to Market, to SEVENTH to Chesnut to Third,
to Arch, to Fourth to Merchants Hotel
At Fifth and ButtOnwood streets they will be re-
the route are requested to display their bunting.
This evening the visitors will be taken to the Arch
Street Theatre. Tomorrow they will be shown the
and in the evening the much-talked-of competitive
drill between the Montgomerys and Company will
come off at the Academy of Music. On this occa-
sion the Tobias medals awards of meriD will be
presented to Captain John w. Ryan, Lieutenant
Charles Kretschmar. First Sergeant Charles A Abel,
of Company A; Private John E. Green. Company b
Sergeant Augustus Kern, Company C First Ser
geant Galbraith, Company F. - Kitchen, Com
pany H. The medals Will be presented by Richard
Ludlow, ESQ., OF this city, The strangers will return
home on Friday.
NEW BRICK MAKING MAoHNE.-A new and
novel brick making machine, recently invented, has
just been constructed at the machine shop Of Robert
Bishop Hancock street. below Girard avenue. 1t
works the clay dry, as taken from the bank. Six
revolutions per minute made, and at each revo-
luton twenty pressed bricks, with sharply defined
edges and extremely smooth surfaces are thrown
Off. This is equivalent to seventy-two thousand
bricks every ten hours. There is no lost motion in
the machine, and it is thoroughly labor-savng in
every particular. fifteen horse power engine will
drive it. When the pressed bricks leave it tney
ready to enter the kiln for burning at cost of a
Il
whole year round, If the clay be in dry condition.
The pressure of the machine is applied by cams,
attached to a single shaft, and so arranged as to
preclude the possibility OF breakage in any part.
The patentee is A. Cooke, Esq, and the invention
one Sst nshed Is to be shipped to Mr.
James Dana, OF Boston, who is the leading front
pressed brick maker of that city.
A DIsGRACEFUL Row.-At I O'Clock last evening
six or eight roughs loungng around the low grOg-
gerry southwest corner Twelfth and Poplar, using
profane and indecent language, were ordered To
Spokesman for the party was coliared by the Soice
man. The other roughs rallied trying to get the
officers pistol, and otherwise roughly handling him.
succeeded in rescuing their comrade. The rough
then ran into Deacon's hotel, closely pursued by
the officer, who, when within about ten feet OF him
then captured, and by this time a crowd having col
lected and another olicer arriving, he was told by
the first officer to arrest the ringeader, which he
did but the rough promising to walk along peace
ably, he released his grasp and at the corner OF
Slip and was not even pursued by this braue officer
There is dsgraceful row nearly every day at the
above corner.
ANOTHER HOMICIDE = DEATH OF PoLIcEMAr
SULLIVAN.-AbOut O'Clock this morning Police
man Sullivan, who was so badly beaten whilst at
tempting to quell an Irish row at Callowhill anC
Water streets last Sunday, died at his residence
New Market, above Vine street. Deceased belonged
TO the Seventh district force, above fifty year.
of age, and leaves a wife and five Children m
parties Mahony and Cleclett who had been arrested
on the charge OF inhcting the INJURIES had been
leased on oan hearing al oi tne death OF the olce
Another man said TO have been concerned in th
row has also been arrested. His name is Jane
Duffie The three will have hearing at the Centra
this afternoon. Coroner Taylor will hold an naues
in the case on Thursday at p. M.
AFFAIRS AT THE NAVY YARD-Ihe fiscal wear a
the Navy Yard will begin July 1, when active ope
rations, now almost entirely suspended, will he re
commenced on large scale. Though there
nothing now doing, there is work for large quan
thy OF men. The soop Iroquois is being disarme
preparatory to being thoroughly oyerhauled A..
new forecastle, after-deck, spar-deck, and railln
are TO be built for her and she is to be razed amid
ships. The corvette Brooklyn is coming on incl
The riggers are now setting up her rigging, and
case OF emergency she could be made ready for Sc
in few weeks. The few men Kept employed in th
yard during the suspension have not been idle, bu
have been kept busy improving the general appear
ance OF the place and its surroundings.