The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-11

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tuous collation. Sentiments were freely and
cordially exchanged, and at late hour in the
evening the party separated and returned to the
city greatly pleased with the days entertain
ment and Mr. Bullock's large hearted hospi-
tality.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STocKs.-The
following sales were made by NJ. Thomas 81
Sons, at the Philadelphia Exchange, yesterday
at noon
Two story brick tavern and dwelling No sos South Third
s'Ss brs to ySsRey sSoqd Md s e. @ s
1aet' l4a acres Passyunk road near Broad street,
Two and half story brick dwelling, No 6o7 South Ninth
Threestory brick residence, No II North Nineteenth
VERY desirable residence, N. e. TIL rty sixth and
Country seat and farm, ls5 acres known "Rokoby"
.,I ThTee,sts9ry brick dwelling No ss North Seventh
Twc bIeE dwslines ia5S Alder t1rO streets
Three story b5isE store and DWELLING No. 1928 Rich
Two &Twosors brick dwelling, Bodne street, third house
ThreestorY brick hotel and dwelling, No. sls Fitzwater
-Four story brick store and dwelling No 1913 Lombard
TwOsSTy brick dwelling, Sloan street. north Of Fill
Tract land, twenty acres, Atlantic CO., N. j., $780,
Pew No. $ St; Marks 6Rarsh, $4fC.
bSa saFs sis Yot So E. srisas fost PRE- B4s.ss % Park
sSlP SaPdsR &s.no 1RS 4tSa s.arsnsS ss.3s
$500 mortgage QatawisSa Railroad, 65.
o fnsaSRRa ksnsnFsea s1a B.nE HEiG sis sEisroad
IL do. Kensngtcu Bank Sls,
q do Sever: National Bank, $96.
S do SGntTsI srbs ipry Con Sci s0O
> do Mercantile Library Co., $3.50
d. % %eo9.ies NIX Ss as, oa a Co. lo.
$ RSaTfIphs P Saas } 3 BosSn Mining Co., 80
los do. French Greek Oil o., 15c.
1oS do Phadelphia and GsiiioTnS Petroleum Go. s5c
40 do. Brandywine and Philadelphia Oil Co., the lot
'qs e 40 Sc. seh6ihscle er Plano rorto Co., 50;
so En s9Ga ISI lot for 81
2fOo do Story CENTRE, Oil 90 lot for 49,
S S sd DO fssdsipSs SsRnsstfGs aad MRi9E RS GS
do Hubbei and Patton Gold Co, &c.
?5 do bradford Railroad and Coal; 1sc. ,, ,,,-, r..
40,s9q do New York and Philadelphia fe'r0ieum oO''
5000 Do pennsylvania and California GOd lot for $3.50
THE UNION LEAGUE RECEPTION. The most
extensive arrangements are now being made at
the League House. on Broad street, for the great
reception and ball this evening A tul ana
complete description will be found In another
column. In addition to the large numoer OF
tickets which have been issued to the members
themselves, about three thousand ladies tickets
have been distributed, each member being en-
titled to two ladies' tickets. The receptlon VIII
commence at 8 o'clock and continue until l.
The music will begin promptly at o'clock. a
large platform capable of holding very large
orchestra has been erected at the western END OF
the dancing pavilion which has been constructed
over the entire yard belonging to the house.
Refreshments will be served in the banquet hall
from o'clock until l. Full dress is required.
Carriages will set down heading south and take
up heading north. 1t Is requested tnat guests
on entering tne house will use the north stairway
and on leaving will use the south. No one will
be admitted without ticket, which must bear
the name of the holder and which is not trans
ferable. The Executive Committee is composed
of the following gentlemen, who arelalso chair
men of the several special committees
Alfred Devereux, Chairman Committee on Floral
Charles X. Ide, Chairman Committee on Finance
William E. Litteton, Chairman Committee OIL
General Decorations.
Lewis Vain Smith, Chairman Committee on lnvi
Henry P. Muirnead Chairman Committee OF
Henry C. Kenneday, Chairman Committee oil
]. Edward Addicks, Chairman Committee on Re
Clayton McMichael, Secretary Executive Com
Samuel E. Thomas, Chairman Executive Com
mittee.
LOCAL ODDS AND ENDs.-If the weathe
permits, the Athletics will play the Keystone
to-day at Seventeenth street and Columol
avenue.
What has Lieutenant Flaherty to do wit
the whisky case of Messrs. Young and McDeyitt
The first afternoon concert in Fairmoun
Park takes place to-day in the East Park, nea
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Cunnington
The Bedford Street Mission, one of our mos
deserving city charities, will tomorrow even
ing have concert given In its aid at the AGA
deny of Music. The programme will be fin
one, Mrs. Susan Cation Kelleher, the Boy ChoiI
of st. Marks and st. Clements Churches an
several other artists appearing good hous
is anticipated,
The Reserve force have private 'gin mill
in the neighborhood of Fourth and ChesnU
streets, into which they may be seen sneaklr
almost daily.
There is strong prospect OF q war betwet
the Police and Telegraph Departments.
Since the ratification of the fifteenth amen
ment colored prisoners are treated more lii
brutes than men by the Milesian police force.
Would Mayor Fox inform the public
what right reformed thieves take up position
the back of the Alderman whilst justice is bei
dispensed of at the Central Station5
THE public are desirous OF knowing as
the whereabouts of Officer Pat. Levy on I
morning of the Nineteenth ward shooting.
SERIOUS ACADEMIA teamster nam
Reuben Hallowen was arrested at Iwentl'
street and Girard avenue yesterday, by ON
Parkbill, for having run over and seriously
iured a lad about twelve years OF age. Ala
man Burns held him in $1,000 bail TO await
result of the lads injuries.
STREET WALKINa.-Th police force
night arrested eleven females Tor sure