The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-29

CITY n II E II Il q n " q B.
sALE OF REAL ESTATE, Rrc.-M Thomas q Sons
sold the following real estate and stocks at noon
to-day, at the philadelphia Exchange:-
112 shares Consolidation National Bank. siTOO
90 shares Spruce and Pine Sts. Passenger
,od Rs1Iwsy sssTsy sCSayk Passenger Rawayco sas
II shares West Jersey Railroad Co... 62'OO
20 shares Pennsylvania Canal Co......... 2900
$500 Union Passenger Railroad. a cent
$1,000 Central Passenger Railway. ..... 10 u cent
Steamship F..e....e...e.............. $3.50
200 shares Mettaline Land Co., Lake su-
lG6 shares reliance Mining Co, Michigan.
b shares Eastern Penn'a Agricultural So
bsharss tCooper's Point ana Phiadeiphia
shares Franklin fire Insurance Co ..... 10000
80 shares Reliance Insurance Co........... 4l'l2
l share Academy of Fine Arts, .......... 12'OO
70 shares State Hank Of Camden, N. J.... 1890
shares Mercantile Library Co............ 6 80
"a shares Pennsylvania Steel Co. ........... $500
ICO shares Central National Bank......... 1900
SEQ shares McClintockvie Petroleum Co.. &c
RAILROAD Co, LIST mortgage bonds. :. is g cent
BUILDING Lot ............................. 675'OO
corner-Elegant Brownstone Residence $4,000
TENTH AND PINE, N W. corner-Business
Location three-story brick Residence, 100000
stone Residence 100000
Tot.............'....e.. QO,7OoOO
wYHLUsING STREET, West Of Foriy-seventh
street-Brick Dwelling. ................. 1O15OO
Dwellings s -,.......................,.. 100000
COATES STREET. No. io85-Modern brick
OLIVE STREET, No. 1880 Brick Dwelling. $4,000
WEST STREET, Nos. 1872, 7s4, and 736- ,.-o.,,
Three brick Dwellings. .2570OO, 250OOO and Z21OO9
NORTH TWENTIETH STREET, No. SIG. 80. 100000
THE Row OFFICERS ELEoT-On Thursday morn
ing William M. Bum, Register OF wills elect and
Joseph @. Tlttermary Clerk of Orphans Court elect
enter upon the duties OF their respective oces the
former being the successor OF j. Alex. simpson ap-
pointed for the uneXpired term OF General William
A Leecb, and the latter Of Joseph Megary
Mr.. Bum has announced the following appoint
sss W Nsa Twen
tieth ward Solicitor, Frederick NJ Adams, Tenth
ward Transcrbing Clerks, Benton o. Severn, Six
teenth ward Joseph Winters, Eleventh ward /; Louis
Walton, Fifteenth ward and William Shields, Twen-
ty-second ward; Messenger Alfred NJ. Fields, Six
teenth ward.
Mr.. Tttermary's appointments are Joseph A. Bon
ham, Twelfth ward, Solicitor: A. Fortin, Twenty
second and Anthony Madge, Second ward, Clerks.
THE CONFIDENCE GAME.-The confidence game
has been played to such an extent of late that 1t is
surprising our citizens do not take warning. Yes
tCrday another case cbme to light in which Daniel
Mclaughlin, re siding at No. 1882 Mott street. was
the victim. He was in search OF employment, aud
in the vicinity of Chestnut street wharf he was ap
preached by man who Informed him that he coud
get him good situation in Baltimore upon the pay
ment Of the expenses thereto and slight conslde-
ration for the trouble.
The unsuspectng party foollqhy produced twenty
dollars which his patron was to get changed at
once. They walked along until they got to the Mer-
chants Exchange, where confederate was met,
who aL once changed the money by giving for It a
credulous man, while the guilty pair made of with
their booty In safety.
ANOTHER FIREMES's RIoT.-The city again
disgraced this morning 10y nremens riot at Eighth
and SAMSON streets. 1t seems that false alarm OF
fire had been sounded from the box in that neigh
oorhood about O'Clock, and to the locality large
number OF companies proceeded The fight lasted
several minutes and was holly contested. Duriug
the progress of the same several shots were fired
The police finally interfered and succeeded in arrest
ing b. c; Rogers and G. ". Dewitt upon the charge
OF completely in the AFFAIR
ANOTHER OUTRAGE.-On last Saturday night two
young girls inveiged into entering cab at
Ninth and Chesnut Streets by a couple of young
men While there the girls were chloroformed, and
in this condition, it is alleged nameless crime was
attempted. About nine O'Clock last evening one
William Smith was arrested on suspicion OF being
concerned in this matter. This morning he had
hearing before Alderman Kerr and was held in $500
bail.
THE RESULT OF A Row.-Shortly before seven
O'Clock last evening slight fire occurred at the re-
sldence Of Thomas Holland, N. w. cOrner OF Broad
and Carpenter streets, caused by the explosion Of
coal oil lamp. 1t appears that during quarrel In
the house missile hurled at of the participants
struck lighted lamp, causing an explosion.
ACCIDENT-About ten O'Clock this morning gro
GERS truck, driven 10y Thomas McVey, ran into Dr.
Gerhard's carriage at Twelfth and Wood streets
The horse attached to the last named vehicle took
fright and ran of. DIR. Gerhard was thrown out
and slightly injured, and the carriage was demo-
lshed.
ARREST OF IDLERs.-Complaints having reached
the Mayor that the corner OF Twelfth and Lombard
iders, Lieutenant Flaherty, with squad of men,
visited that locality last evening and arrested five OF
the corner-loungers who, after hearing before
Alderman Belshaw, were committed for trial.
PROVED FATAL.-Annie Miller, who was seriously
burned by the explosion of a can OF coal oil at her
home No. 1928 Mascher street. about week ago,
died last night at st. Mary's Hospital from the
effects of the injuries received. The Coroner Will
hold an inquest upon the body Of dec eased.
THE "STAR" COURSE OF LECTUREs.-The sale OF
reserved seats to any OF the nge lectures OF the
livered at the Academy OF Music during December,
Will commence tomorrow morrow at Gould &
Fischers piano rooms, No 923 Chestnut street.
CAsUALTY.-At half-past nine O'Clock this morning
Peter DOles was Knocked down by a dummy, at
Church street, Frankford, and run over by cart,
which was passing at the time. His arm was trac-
tured. He was removed to his residence, in the
vicinity.
INDECENT CoNDUCT.-Last evening a man named
Joshua Irwin was arrested at Howard ana Jefferson
streets by Policeman Carrgan, for indecency. Tde
particulars OF the case are unit for publication.
Joshua was held TO bail to answer.
AN UNGRATEFUL SoN.-Patrick Mccarthy was
arrested at Gir6rd avenue ana CadWalader street
asst night upon the charge of cruelty beating mis-
mother. He had hearing before Alderman Burns
and was committed for trial.
SNEAK THIEF.-Yesterday afternoon lad
sneaked into the residence of A. X. Robinson, No.
1443 Ontario street, and helped himself TO pair OF
bracelets, earrings, etc. lie escaped arrest
HOSPITAL ITEM.-Patrck McElwee, aged II years
was admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital this
morning suffering from a broken leg, received by
being run over by cart at the Wire Bridge.
DIsoRDERLY HOUSE CAsE.-Lizze Cody will have
hearing before Alderman Kerr at the Central Sta