The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-07

SALE OF REAL ESTATE, Ero.-M. Thomas & Sons
sold the following real estate aud stocks, at noon
20 shares swedesbOrO Railroad, par S95... !l7'oo
5000 City Of Trenton bonds. -. S2xc
$4,000 Union Passenger Railway Co. bonds. s9Kc.
$1,000 Philadelphia City Passenger Railway. s5Nc
10 fioVSS shares Central Transportation Co s5oS5
share PhIada and Southern Mail Steam
10 shares Mechanics insurance 20. tBalti-
10 shares Charieston, s. G., Mining and
Manufacturing Company. .....-....... s7050
l share Philadelphia Library Company .... $3.50
/ share Mercantile Library Company ...... 5000
ISLAND RoAD-Naluabe Farm, 1913 acres... $4,000
PENRosE FERRY ROAD AND RIVER
sixth ward, and tracts, 96 acres, ad- $1,000
piSsT SUs USk TowEsar2i acics Of land sOS . &C
properly property Known ii as the the "Tnion Club $4,000
.ce w. $500 each
Residence -. :. ....s............s. slssOO
Elegant Residence Sc feet front 80. $4,000
garet. FranEford, Twentv-third ward 2,45O
ipgs ....'...,.. $1,000
ISTERFERINa WITH OFFIcERs.-John Moore
and John Ballou were arrested yesterday upon
! the charge of assault and battery on Officer
! Flbert and interfering with him in the discharge
| of his duties 1t seems that the officer arrested
a man at Twenty-third and Caloghill streets
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named committed the assault and interfered
with him in making the arrest. Defendants
were held to bail in $500 each by Alderman
! Pancoast.
William Hickman, for beating Officer Ruther-
! ford and attempting to rescue prisoner from
him. has been held in 5000 bail by Alderman
Dallas to answer.
THE FREE soNs OF IsRAEL.-Some members
! of the influential Order of Independent Free
Sons of Israel of this city have for some time
N
! organization by the adoption of an endowment
| plan for the benefit of the widows Of deceased
| brethren. This has been opposed by the New
| York lodges of the order and the dispute has
eliminated in ten lodges of Philadelphia break
ing off from the New York order and forming a
new organization, in which they are Joined by
lodges in st. Louis and Plttsburg. They style
| it the Improved Order of the Sons of Israel, "
and number 900 members. The secession was
celebrated by banquet on Sunday evening.
sCHUYLKILL NAvY.-At the annual meeting
of the Schuylkill Navy, held on Monday even
ing, Mr.. James NJ. Ferguson declined to be
reelected to the office of Commodore, when
II. B. Coke, of the University Club, was elected
to that Office. 4. G. Lukens, Esq, of the Malta
Club, was elected Vice Commodore, and w. A.
Steel, Esq, of the Crescent, Secretary and
Treasurer. The coming season bids fair to be
lively in boating circles, and we wish the above
mentioned gentlemen much success in the
administration of the affairs of the Schuylkil
Navy.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-Special Off
Ger Nichols, of the Twelfth district, yesterday
recovered nearly all of the goods stolen from
the store No. 1907 Ridge avenue on Thursday
night. Thoy were found, packed in the same
trunk in which they were removed from the
store, in the pawn office Of Jacob sellinger, No
2l38 Callowhill street. Mr.. Sellinger was ar
rested and held to bail to answer the charge o.
receiving stolen goods.
PETTY THIEvINe.-Joseph Fay is said to be
long to gang of young men who have com
mitted numerous petty robberies in the Six
teenth ward. He was arrested at Second anC
Canal streets yesterday, and in his possession
the officers recovered half dozen handker
chiefs. Defendant had hearing before Alder
man Shoemaker, and was committed for trial.
RUN OvER.-The acting Coroner was notified
this morning TO hold an inquest at No. ~
Swanson street. upon the body of Mary Lang
aged ten years, who was run over and killed b.
q truck at Delaware avenue Eand Almond street
The driver Of the team, Patrick Doyle, was ar
rested
A Row.-Yesterday row occurred at Della
ware avenue and Race street, and the police
s,4a rIa rfia