The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-28
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS.

Tne Permits Issued by the Building Inspectors
for tse Month OF February-List OF Dwell
i1gs, Alterations, and Additicns, Etc.
Appended is a list of the properties for which
permits were issued by the Building Inspectors
during the month of February
Alterations 90J s. Thirteenth street;
No. 413 South Fifth street; Nos. 1915, 1917, aud
1919 South street, Tenth street, above Ellis worth;
Alter street, east of Twentieth; No 429 Prune
street; No. 1876 Vine street; Nos. l07 and 109 N.
Eighth street; Twelfth and Buttonwood north
east corner Fifth and Arch; Forty third and
Lancaster avenues No. 6lS Master street; No.
1121 N. Second street; No llO6 Girard avenue;
No. 1411 n. Tenth; corner Mervine and Oxford;
Norris and FTankford road
Shop-No. 1922 Race street, 20 by 40; German
town avenue, near Nicetown lane, 80 by AZ; No.
1876 Brnghurst street. 10 by 20; Thirteenth, below
Columbia avenue, 10 by 45; No. 1918 Palethorp
Slaughter House - Corner of Alder and Jeffer-
son Streets 25 by 30.
Sheds-One % by 30 at the rear on Filbert,
between Eighth and Ninth streets; No. 234S N.
Second street, Is by so.
Bath HouseS-One IA by 10 at No. 1918 Race
street; two 10 by IL at No. 2205 and 2207 Vine
street; No. 124 Queen street, by s.
Additions-No. 1102 Federal street. Is by 1S;
No 937 Federal street, 16 by 1S; No. ITO South
street, 16 by 16 No. 1098 Chestnut street, 16 by
q No. zoos Federal street. IL by IL; one door
above Chestnut on Fourth street; No. 1918
Wood street; No. III North Ninth; No. 744
Coates street. ~ by 33; No. 81 North Sixth
street, 1919 by 30; No. 527 Chestnut street, % by
g. st. John street, above Germantown road,
10 by 6S Girard avenue and Ridge Avenue, 8 by
IL; No. 1415 Mervine street, IL by 81; No. 1926
Stiles street. II by 80; No. 1144 North Second
street, II by 20; No. 1905 North Second street,
~ by IA; No 2237 Amber street, 10 by 12.
Stables Rear of No. 1910 Chancellor street,
10 by 25 Alter street, east of Twentieth, so by
16; Berks street, east of Eleventh, Is by 20; cor
ner of Twentieth and Nichols streets, z by 12.
0fice-.No. III n. Ninth street, 10 by 10;
Twenty-fourth andWashington, 16 by l6; Twen-
tv-third below SDrupe nv ID
School-Aramingo street, west of Cedar,
42 by SO.
Nos. 723 and 725 Market street, 33 by 1870; Sc
venth street, below Arch, IA by 20.
D1oellings-One Catharine street, above
Tenth, l6 by 30; one northeast corner Twentieth
and Ellsworth, IS by 80; four dwellings, 16 by
30, on Hill street. east of Fifteenth; one
Eleventh street, above cambridge, 16 by 28
three dwellings, Is by 80 on Twenty-frst street.
between Fitzwater and Evergreen, and four
dwellings, IL by 81, to the rear of the aboye
Kater street, east of Broad, 16 by Sc; two, 16
by 32 on Penn street, near Washington; one on
Birch street, below Fitzwater, 16 by 80; four
on Fitzwater, west of Twenty-frst 16
by %; one corner Plank road and Somerset
street, IS by IS; one on Chelteu avenue, above
Armat street, Is by 16, two on Davis street, east
of Germantown avenue, ii by 2S; two on Adams
street, near Memphis, 16 by 2S; one corner of
Belgrade and Palmer, 10 by AZ; two on Cedar,
above Dauphin; one No. 470S Paul street. 16 by
A. three on Palethorp street, below Hunting
don, 12 by 80; one corner of Bridge and Thirty
ninth streets, 80 by SO; three at Twenty-fourth
and Linn streets, 10 by 15 one on Boudiuot
street, above Poweton, Is by 43; and one 16 by
81, at No 1902 SAMSON street.
GANG OF YOUNG RUFFIANs-VIoLENr
DEALINGS WITH TAVERN -KEEPER.-A gang of
young rowdies, whose ages range from eigh-
teen to twenty years., went into drinking
saloon kept by Mr.. Mcguire at Forty-second
and Chestnut Streets last night, and after drink
ing a considerable quantity of rum and smoking
as many cigars as they desired were about to
leave without paying for the articles consumed.
The proprietor mildly protested at the irregu-
larity of the proceeding, when the crowd
quickly told him to keep quiet or they would
silence him in very summary manner.
Mcguire held his peace for while, but in the
meantime sent around to the station-house.
Lieutenant Leech started with squad of men,
but by the time he arrived at the saloon the
roughs had departed. The Lieutenant, how
ever, kept watch on the place, anticipating
return of the ruffians and in this conjecture he
was correct, for the young men returned in
about half-hour's time, and, on being refused
admittance smashed in the door of the tavern,
hurled paving stone through the window and
committed other acts of an equally violent cha
racter. The officers sailed out upon them and
| succeeded in taking three of the number into
| custody. They were arraigned before Alder
man Clark, and each held in $500 bail to
| answer. Their names are Stephen Morad
James Smiley, and Richard Finn. During the
scuffle one of the officers was struck on the
head with black jack, but by whom he could
not tell.
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