The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-29


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lady said that man of that name had lived there, and
This case was Closed and the commissioner held
the prisoner to answer at court in $4,000 bail.
BRIGADE DRu1.-The proposed drill Of the lst
Brigade on Tuesday afternoon next is tracting
considerable attention. The infantry OF the com
Colonies Neh, Ward, and Gorgas. Those who re-
collect the Home Guard drills during the war by
General Frank Patterson must not expect to see
the full ranks and numerous regiments of those
days. but the fact that in all probability those who
will turn out on Tuesday next participated In SINH
lar movements under Southern sky, will add much
to the interest OF the occasion lt may not be gene
rally known that all the organizations OF the "Frst"
have seen actual field service, and have brilliant re-
cords The commands who take part in the drill are
the National Guards, Weccacoe Legion, and Wash
ington Greys. A fine field on Mifiin lane, in the
East Park, has been selected for the occasion. 1t is
within easy driving distance by way of the Ridge
road while the Reading Railroad Company propose
to run accommodation trains to Mifiln Lane sta
ton, which is within five minutes walk of the
ground.
THE ROBBERY OF MEssRs. BEssoN & Co.'S STORE.
After the recovery Of the goods taken from the
store OF Messrs. Besson & Co., No. 9ls Chestnut
street, recently, several arrests were made OF per-
sons implicated in the theft and reception OF the
goods, and there IS prospect that at least some OF
the scoundrels concerned in the robbery win be
brought to justice. We are assured that 1.-THE goods
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agency of the police alone They were cautioned by
Chief Mulholland against effort to recover the
stolen property in any other way and the goods
restored to them by the police before any private
person having knowledge OF their Whereabouts
ventured to approach them with view to com
promise
DISHONEST BoY.-Some three weeks since boy
of sixteen years came to this city from Germany,
and was taken in charge by a prominent member of
one of our singing societies. The latter provided
him with home, and found him a situation in A. T..
Hess Co.'S jewelry store, at Second and Coates
streets. The youth was apt and apparently was
deeply interested in the success OF his employers.
Yesterday he disappeared from the store, and soon
after the firm missed some 5000 in cash. A search
was made for the boy but he could not be found.
His boarding house was visited, and there Mr.. Hess
surprised to learn that the youth had packed up
his effects the day before, and left, Effarts are
being made to secure the arrest of the missing
DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Last night the Fifth district
police made raid on the dsorderly house No. 200
Vandevere street. in the neighborhood OF Tenth and
Locust streets, Kept by woman named Mary Ann
Hatton. The latter and six inmates were arrested.
The propretress held to bail by Alderman Bel
shaw to answer and the other defendants were held
to keep the peace.
AGAIN PoSTPoNED.-Owng to the engagement of
| Judge Allison in the Oyer and Terminer, the hear
officers has again been postponed until tomorrow
morning at O'Clock.