The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-07

SHERIFF's SALEs-T'he sale by the Sheriff yester- |
day afternoon was well attended aud the bidding |
was quite active. The more valuable properties sold
were as f0llOws:--
Lot Of ground northeast corner of Eleventh and
Coates Streets s5500 twostory frame building situ
ated in RoXborough s525; lot OF ground, north side
of Market street. east from Thirtyseventh street,
avenue, Twenty-second ward, s9500 tract of Land |
tn tenement, in Bristol township $4,000; build
ing southeast corner OF oxford and Mervine streets,
$500; lot Of ground with buildings northeast cor |
Tenth and Coates streets, s1000 four properties,
Front street and Mead alley, sS550 lot OF ground
with building on Francis street, Fifteenth ward, |
$1,000; building on Carpenter street. west OF twenty
hocken street, in Germantown $1,000; building on
the northwest corner of Fifth and Mexican streets,
sl25E building and lot on Ogden street street above above
above Eighth, s310O lot of ground and buildings on
Coates street, above Sixteenth 1850: lot and build
ing on Seybert street, above Nineteenth, sl500 two
buildings and lot on Hamilton street, below Eigh-
teenth, s34OO; lot and building on Spring Garden
street, below Tenth, s70O0 buildings on Second
street. below Columbia avenue, $1,000; lot and
building northwest corner of Sixteenth and Stiles
Streets s1200 lot Coates street. above 18TH $780,
lot and two buildings Franklin street, above Dia
Tenth streets, sl55OO; building on Locust street
above Twelfth. $4,000; lot on Spring Garden street,
below Twentieth $4,000; building on Sixth street,
above Poplar, s365O; building on Fifteenth street,
above Thompson, $1,000; half part of interest in lot
on Culvert street, between Apple street and Ola
York road, s21OO; building and lot on Jefferson
Wharton street, below Seventeenth, $4,000; lot and
shedding Darby avenue, Twenty-seventh ward,
Twenty-frst Sl475; lot Thirty-ffth street. above
Poweton avenue, $40 200; factory and lot on Gtrard
avenue, above Vienna, St2,000 building and lot
Ftzwater street, above Eleventh. $1,000; building
and lot on Fifteenth street. above Catharine $500;
frame building and lot at Kensngton avenue and
Somerset street. s12, 900; building and lot northeast
corner of Columbia avenue and Ninth street, $1,000.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND SToCKs.-The
following sales were made by NJ. Thomas IL
Sons, at the Philadelphia Exchange, to-day
at noon:-
O-Os sI,o
new stock of the West Branch and Susquehanna
900 shSres sc ocean oil 90 90
20 shares Junction and Breakwater Railroad Co. 1o6O
p shares Union Mutual Insurance Ti Go SO
shares Insurance Companyof the State of Penn -
10 shares Central transportation Go....,..... 5ig5
shares Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steam.
$ reliance afs3s Mnl2s @
MsRKET No valuable store ' 14e5SSS
FIgZWATER, No Sl3-Hotel and dwelling..... 4,6OU00
dence. $4,000
dence $3.50 90
W cornerITen lots each. M ..............,.. IsuoO
-four loVs eaen o'Vo
POLITICAL MEETING.-A large aud enthusiastic
meeting Of the Republican citizens of the Second
precinct OF the Eighth ward was held last evening at
the Masonic Hall, on Eleventh street near Lombard.
The meeting was organized by selecting MIR. Miner
Burre as President Mr.. Samuel Durham as Vice
speeches were made by Mr., James Underdue and
MIR. William g. Cooper. The following resolutions
were offered and adopted with great enthusiasm:-
Whtreas, 1t is proper upon the first exercise of
rights citizens that we should recognize and acknow
our friends
od o on 5
for the great principles OF universal suffrage
'
as Genera BINGHAM qualities
OF the brave warrior hfm patriot ana steadass Repuo
Rsooef That we hereby nominate and pledge our spp
precinct to the Sheriff Convention and instruct him to
all honorable means to carry out the spirit of these
resoluViohs
Row IN DANCE HoUsE.-At Beach and Caow-
hill streets is a low dance house kept by an indi-
vidual named Finney McClurg. Last night one of
the courtesans who there resort engaged in an
alteration with man whose name is at present
unknown, and cut him about the head with a tum-
bier The wounded man was removed TO st. Mary's
Hospital, where he now lies In dangerous condi-
ton. McClurg and the female, who is named Gle
prison by Alderman Toand to await the result of
their victims injuries.
TROUBLES OF PoLICEMEN-Ser Pauley, of
the Seventh district force, last night attempted to
arrest man at Front and Callowhill streets on the
charge OF dlsorderllness, when he was set upon by
James Babbitt, Andrew Burke, and Edw. Flood,
assistance, the three named were arrested and
taken before Alderman Toand, who held Flood in
$500 bail and the other two in $500 bail to answer.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Frank Conway last night
and volunteered to show him the elephant. The
stranger was taken into various groggeries, and
after becoming Intoxicated was robbed Of his silver
watch and 500 in cash by Frank. Frank was SUBJ
sequently arrested, and Alderman Randall sent him
to prison.
DISHONEST EMPLoYE.-Alce Baker, a domestic
employed by family on Calowhl street, near
Sixth yesterday decamped with about 500 worth Of
wearing apparel. The poliSe being notified, Alice
was captured at Third and Market Streets and Al
derman Quirk held her in 5000 bail to answer.
MARINE-Michael Bailey, Edward Bannon John
Welsh and John Hill were arrested at the lower
end of Smiths Island yesterday by Harbor Police
No. l, on the charge OF having stolen the skin
In which they were sailing. Alderman Cahill held
| them each in 5000 bail to answer.
slbO.-Yesterday, one of the firm of Patterson g.
Craig corner OF Walnut street and Delaware avenue,
| left the ofice for a few moments untenanted.
During his absence some impecunious individual
| sneaked in and removed from the desk pocket
| book containing $3.50.
AT meeting OF the Minerva Library Association
| held last evening the following named gentlemen
| were elected to serve for the ensuing year:-Presi-
dent Daniel j. Farren; Vice-Presldent, j. t. West
| Secretary, James l.. Young; Treasurer Walter
Bagshaw.
SUICDE.-John Cummings, aged 65 years, resid-
| ing on Hart's lane, between Twenty-seventh and
Tweny-eighth streets, committed suicide this morn
ing, by hanging himself to bed-post with his sus-
penders.
| A NUIsANCE.-At Beach and Noble streets there
exists nuisance in the shape OF stagnant pool OF
| water The Board Of Health should attend to this
| matter at once.
MAsoNIo.--A large delegation of Masons of this
city left for New York to-day TO attend the dedica-
| ton OF the new Masonic Temple.
THE N. Y. MONEY MARKET YESTERDAY.
From the N p. Herald
'sThe week in Wall street opens on dull and IRE
| gular markets. The cable reports holiday in Lon.
| uon, owing TO the observance OF Whit Monday.
WaVB and Means Committee reported