The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-21

ArronTHKNT OF AuDIToRs.-In the District Court
fer the city and county of Philadelphia General IL >
ratio Hubbell has been appointed IA auditor TO
settle, adjust and distribute the fund arising from
the sale OF the property sltna5e In Eleventh street,
2t2 feet north OF Spruce sold ia suit OF Green aud
others VS.. Jonas Phillips, as the property OF the
latte.
county Of Philadelphia, George ID. Budd, Esq, has
been appointed an auditor to SETTLE adjust, aud dis
tribute the fund arising ION the sale of the pro-
perty situate in Broad street. OF II )ga, sold
h a suit OF Mary Ann u. Smith vs. Henry Rohrman.
Joseph A. Clay, Bsq., has been appointed auditor
30 settle and ADJUST the of Messrs James S.
Biddle aud Charles McCrea, assgnees OF the Free
dom Iron and Steel Company
Frederick Carroll Brewster, Jr., Esq, has been
appoiBted 90 auditor to settle, Just and distribute
peTty situate east side Of Fourth street, 1870 feet
north OF Catharine street, used as BARRIERS shop,
IN proceedings between James Engls Negus,
assignee Of Davis Hopes and Sarah Hopes, his
George Downing, executor of Thomas Downing,
who was the assignee OF John II. Brnton and Sarah
Brnten, his wife, VS.. Robert Eiwell.
william ID. Baker, Esq, has been appointed to
audit settle and adjust as auditor the accounts OF
Henry E. Hoyt and Mrs. Margaret c. Hoyt, trading
as A. j. Heyt Go.
In the Orphans Court for the city and county OF
John + Montgomery, Esq, has been apppolIntea to
audit and settle the accounts of Francis W. HelmSey
trustee under the will OF Elizabeth Onderdonk, de-
ceased - -. - So.
to audit and settle the accounts OF George GarVin
administrator and trustee OF the estate of Thomas
H. GarviD deceased.
Charles d. Baker, ESQ., has been appointed to
audit and settle the accounts of Henry j. Maynard
executor OF the estate OF Henry J. Maynard, de-
William D. Baker, E?q., has been appointed to
audit eettle, and adjust the accounts OF Eiward g.
Bradford trustee OF Augustus H. Richards, under
tRs will OF Sarah Ann Richards, deceased.
auditor to settle the estate OF George X Hein, ad
ninstrator OF the estate Of Esther;Hen, deceased.
LETTERS TEsTAMENTARY have been issued to
Hessrs. George II. Burgin, Jr. and William NJ, Bur
Mo Arch ctr no will Of no a
Seorge Nj. Burgin.
TO Thomas W. Bailey, No. SAL North Seventh
street. and hlgerno n s. Jenkins q vynedd. NJ ont
gomery county, Pa as eXeuctors OF the Will OF the
late John L. FOulke, deceased
To Charles Jones, Coulter and Knox streets,
Twenty;second ward, upon the viii OF Dorothy
To Masdalene Mall. No. 134s Palmer street, as ex-
eeutrx OF the will OF Frederick Mall, deceased.
To Messrs. Israel Morris and Wistar NJ Orris, No.
9eo south Third street. upon the Will OF lsrael W.
To Hannah Clay and Jacob c. White, No. 716
TO Hmy Co6H No $50 North Fsrth street, and
William $. Cobh No. 97T North Seventh strees, as
executorx upon the win Of George Cobb, deceased.
wILpINGToN.-The following statistics with rela-
bon to Wilmington. Del win prove OF interest to
n tbs cy IT and suburbs amounts to oo6 per
sonal property in the same limits, S2O,OOO,0OO;
amount Of capital empoysd oit daring ring the year 10
chs produced, sl5,256,l3 aggregate amount OF
wages paid in the manufacturing establishments,
&3 ln46l number OF males employed in these esta-
btshmenrs b1s5 females, 633 youths, 572; average
wages paid each person ally, siSG17; number
OF schools, public and private ~; churches 40;
banks 3: capital of the incorporated banks Sl 49,,
1876; private banking capital, S5OO,U00.
PUBLIC BEoUEsTs The will Of the late Henry
Trevor Eckert was admitted to probate this NOM
Ing II contains the following bequests:--
One Thousand dollars to Masonic Lodge OF Pine
One thousand dollars to the poor OF the Church OF
Holy Trinity, to be distributed by John Bohien, of
Five thousand dollars to the Hospital (uame not
given.
WANTED A HoME-A man named william Folch-
rested at Third and Coates streets Saturday
ga the ys4s sgs % tSe % e yeny 81 sn @
trict policeman caught William in the act OF carry
Ing of the property He represented TO the officer
for the winter. Alderman Toland before whom the
case was heard sent Folchman TO prison as a
vsgrant, for the space OF thirty days.
ACCIDENT TO AN OFFICER - Beggar Detective
Reeder on Saturday last removed a crazy woman
from Tacony to the Amshouse. on the Darby road
party took fright and dashed or The carriage was
overturned and the occupants thrown out; Mr..
Reeder was the only one injured. He received
severe fracture OF the arm The officer, nOtwith
standing the injuries received, continued on and
safely lodged the insane person in the Almshouse.
THEFT OF A WATCH-John O'Mara and Edward
Lynch were arrested on Saturday last by Sergeants
nelly and Gilchrist, OF the Seventh District
upon the charge of the larceny OF watch and c'an
from q German in a tavern at Front and Green
streets. On the person OF the trstnamed defendant
was found q blackja JACK. He held in Slt00 bail
and Lynch in $500 hail. The hearing took place
before Alderman Toland.
OUR COAL ARTICLE In relation to the statistics
contained in weekly coal article, the POttsville
Miners Journal makes the following stateme ut -
''lhe Philadelphia EVENING TELEGRAPH publishes
the coal trade each Saturday afternoon frou tho
Hin>Ts' Journal Of the same morning, which puts 1t
far ahead OF its city contemporaries In that respect
I'm Ike the Ledger, it gives the Journal the proper
credit or these important ggures."
ARCHBISHOP SPAULDING, OF Baltimore, will deliver
q lecture on the "rempOral Power of the Pope" at
the Academy OF Music, on December 9. At the
directed towards Rome, the subject OF this lecture
cannot fail to attract attention, treated It will be
by one OF the most eminent preates OF the Catholic
Church.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY CAsE.-Peter Dugan was
taken into custody on Saturday night upon the
charge OF committing violent assault and battery
on man named William Smith. The outrage, it is
alleged, was perpetratsd at Seventh and cambridge
streets Dugan was committed by Alderman
Collins.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING-About half-past two
O'Clock this morning Timothy Killian, while beas ly
intoxicated, tumbled into the SchuylKl at Arch
street. wharf. He was rescued from drowning by
three OF the Schuylktll harbOr policemen, and was
removed 10 his home, No 1929 Ralston street.
IN TIE MUD-The schooner Mary Willis loaded
with 400 tons OF pig irOn is imbeded in mud in the
Delaware at Coates street wharf She is bound for
Port Richmond, and efforts are being made to re-
lease her A high tide will be the only means OF
getting her or
ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPToY-George Baker, of
chester city, Delaware county. Pa, has been ap-
pointed, in the District Court OF the United States
for the Eastern DISTRICT, assignee of Henry c. Eyre,
Of Chester, VINO has been adjudged bankrupt on
his own petition
WIDOWS NOTICES in the Orphans Court, Mrs. Anna
o. EbpnpZaT we'll Mrl