The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16
AT LAST.
Two More villains Captured.

From present appearances opportunity will be
offered to some of our Judges 10 deal out the ful
who engaged in the Outrap eOu9 assault upon Miss
Jervis on South Broad street some time ago. About
two weeks since Mr.JOhn NJ. Mars, druggist, No III
Market street. called at the Central Station and in
formed Chief Kelley that party OF four thieves
were annoying the residents at Cape May by series
of petty thefts they having stolen from him set of
harness and some other articles. Detective Miller
was despatched TO the island to see if he knew any
of the parties and on arriving found that two OF
them had been arrested and were lodged at the Cape
May Court House. An interview with the prisoners
led Oficer Miller to suspect that they were part of
gang that committed the outrage and he accordingly
returned and reported to his Chief. Arrangements
Miss Jervs were taken to Cape May, and the scoun-
drels brought before them. Miss Jervis at once
identified them, whereupon requisltion was ap-
piled for, and they will be brought here to-day to
stand trial.
THE NEW DRoP-C CURTAIN FOR THE MusEUM.-We
were favored, through the politeness of Mr.. b. A.
Baker, the manager OF Messrs. Carncross, DiXey &
Simpsons New Museum NOW in the progress of
rapid completion) with thorough inspection of the
establishment by Mr.. j. S. Schell-a young artist OF
decided talent and ability. The subject depicted is
a charming scene on the Rhine. on the left of the
picture the ruins Of old castle, with its anti
quated turrets, 1agsta, ETC., covered with ivy and
embowered with shrubpery while on the right
mountains rise in grateful proportions, stretching
of in the distance, and crowned with the venerable
ruins OF another fortress SO CHARACTERISTIC of the
magnificent scenery Of this classic region. Dividing
these the river Rhine pursues its placid course,
"darkly, deeply, beautifully blue with large boat
breeze and its crew on the deck. Other figures re-
lieve the foreground and tmpart lfe-like aud
natural effect 30 the picture The entire landscape
is surmounted with beautiful frame in stucco sup
ported by balustrades, and an appropriate centre
piece The curtain Will commend itself to the ad-
mirers of the pictorial art and will greatly enhance
the reputatoR OF the young artist who has displayed
talent in his profession Of the highest order.
PENRosE FERRY BRIDGE.-This structure is but
little farther toward completion than when ,t was
washed away last october. Although the contract
for its re-erectton was awarded In March last the
contract called for the opening OF the bridge on
August 15 but, instead OF that the contractor has
already had an extension OF one MONTH and is about
asking for still more time. There is now no COM
municatioD between the city proper and West Phia-
delphia below the Gray's Ferry bridge and the in
convenience resulting therefrom is considerable 10
those residing in the southwestern part OF the city
and having business engagements on this side OF the
Schuylkill The contractor should be compelled TO
move in this matter with all CELEBRITY
RUNAwAY.-This morning horse attached to a
nght wagon, driven by a lad named Turner, took
fright at some object in the neighborhood OF Frank
ford road ana Norris street, and dashing madly on,
threw the lad out, he sustaining some slight injuries
The frightened animal continued his course until ne
smashed the wagon TO pieces.
IEsANE.-This morning an insane individual
named Lawrence Cutin, married and aged twenty
one years, attempted to kill little girl named Fannie
MORRISON, at Ninth and Locust streets, by beating
arrested by one Of the Fifth district officers and
taken to Kirkbrides.
PUGnlsTIc.-L evening an intoxicated character
named David Mooney, whilst returning from Oak
dale Park at Germantown road and Jefferson street
attempted to raise row. Offlcer McNamee inter.
fering, David administered TO him sound beating
brother ocer arriving arrested David, and Alder
man Shoemaker held him in $500 bail to answer.
PAINFuL AociDENT-This morning, a workman
named Mlcnael Manley, employed in the lime yard
OF c. p. Malone, Twenty-nrst and Market streets
suffered severe Injuries 10 his right hand by having
II crushed between cart and door. He was taken
TO the Pennsylvania Hospital.
DRowNED.-Philip Miller, aged twelve years whose
parents reside at No. 1899 Earl street. YESTERDAY fe
out Of a boat near Petty's Island and was drowned
JoBE oPENED.-The public bath house at present
mOOrad IN the SchuYlkil above thaaWire Rrdna Uni