The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-07
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ATTRA ACTIONS AT PARAMOUNT PARK.-The public
will be glad to hear that arrangements nave already
been completed by the Commissioners by which
music is again to be secured In the park. compe-
tent orchestra has been engaged, under the efficient
concerts at Lemon Hill on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons, beginning next "Wednesday. 1t is hoped
also that within short time, when the restaurant
and Judge Peters mansion has been elegantly fitted
up, concert every week viii also be given there,
making three each week. 1t is understood that one
OF the railways having termni at the park has
already contributed handsomely towards defraying
the expense OF the music. This example should be
followed by the other companies
The Fairgrounds in the West Park, short distance
above the bridge, will also be beautiful feature this
summer Flying horses, velocipedes, croquet,
swings, and other such additions will make it a
most enjoyable place for the young ones and for the
old ones. neat little restaurant will be here, and,
Just think Of it! the host is under agreement in
black and white TO have always on hand most
bountiful supply OF pure fresh country milk. While
the New Workers add artificial, snowy improvements
to their park, constantly procuring those that
are substantial and in every particular good.
HAGGERTY THE NOTORIOUS notorious Jimmy
Haggerty, who, it will be remembered, made his es-
cape from the court officers at the door OF the Court
House, after being brought in the prison van from
Moyamensing is still at large in New York, where he
has figured in several fights and thereby increased
the nOtorety gained from Philadelphia Offenses. In
quiries are continually being made as to what mea-
sures have been taken for the rearrest OF this
offender. The Chief OF Police states that after the
escape OF Haggerty, he, by order OF the Mayor,
offered the assistance OF the Police Department to
the Judges OF the Quarter Sessions for the rearrest
OF the fugitive, which offer was accepted. Having
received information that Haggerty was in New
York the Mayor procured from Governor Geary
requisiton on the Governor Of New York, and on
this Tequsition the name OF OF the court officers
was placed as the person to whom Haggerty should
be delivered The court officer was notified OF the
receipt OF this document and was told that II desi-
rable, the arret should be made. The court officer
has taken action In the matter and the requiston
has not been called for. The Chief has done every
thing that he do 10 assist the court in rearrestng
the man, but beyond this he has no power.
RowDYIsM.-Patrlck Doyle, we'll known trough,
who has for years past been terror TO the neghOOr
hood OF TweLty-third and Market streets, was
arrested last night by Ocers Mohan and DOnahue on
warrant for assault and battery Whilst conveying
him TO the station house. the onicers were attacked
by gang OF about one hundred ''rOughs," who
attempted TO rescue the prisoner. The officers were
stoned beaten and elubbed, but they managed q
! hold their man until eight other officers came 70
| their assistance. Doyle was taken before Alderman
| JONES' where five separate charges were preferred
| against him OF assault and battery and larceny
| The accused was held in S14OO bail for a further
hearing.
| How A FIRE WAS DIsoOvERED.-The fire No 14(
| N Third street last night was first discovered by
| Lieutenant PritchaTd, VINO happened in the neigh
borhOod, and by his promptness in giving the alarm
saved the property from much greater destruction.