The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-12

Eight on Hancock street. above Berks, IA by 26,
two stories permit bV William Couston.
Two on Marshall, below Montgomery avenue, 1e
Two on Vienna, above Thompson, 1s by 1e, three
stories permit by George Doring
Twelve on Auburn. near Amber, ~ by 2s, two
stories; permit by George W. Carson.
Three on Savery street, above Thompson, 1S by %,
two stories permit by VIM. L, d. Hickman.
Two on sixth, above Thompson, 10 by 60, three
stories; permit by Jacob Wireman.
"a on Albert street. ea east v oI sne rsnx roao
-Four on Wistar, near Main, Germantown, 16 ~ 82,
two stories; permit by John O. Miller.
Two on Twenty. sixth, above Girard avenue, 16 by
80 two stories; permit by Richard Finley.
Thirty at Germantown aud Stenton avenues, IS by
u, two stories permit by James E. Patterson.
Two on Kenslngton avenue, above Hart lane, 16
by "a, two stories permit by W. II. Edline.
TWENTY-FIVE on Nineteenth, between oxford and
Jefferson is by 60, three stories; permit by zergy
Brother
&C. two stores; permit by John Kramer.
Fourteen on Nineteenth street. above Columbia
avenue, 16K by so, three stores; permit by John
TWO on Hope street, near Diamond, 70 by 80, two
stories permit by John Goodwin.
UniUeTsity Building. On the south side of Locust
street. west OF Thrtyfourth 80 by 96O four stories;
permit by Struthers Sons.
OHces.-Three on Delaware avenue, above Coates,
Is by 80, one store; permit by 7. w. Scheldeman.
Stables.-On Beach street, above Coates, 80 by 50,
two stories; permit by b. McKeaze,and shop at the
same place, SO by 16, two stories.
On Alder street, above Master, 16 by 40, two
stories; permit by Richard Finley.
streets, 16 by 49, three stoires permit by P. Ftz-
patrick.
Depot-At the corner of Cumberland and Plank
Road, 90 by 1885, onestory, permit by Edwin Bender,
and three other buildings IN by 1893, 1885, and 1I4
permits by the same.
At No. i12O sophia street, 26 by 49, two stories; ;
permit by John /. Mills.
Hose House-On Coates street, east of Twenty
second, IS by 60, two stories; dermt by Whiteside
Laboratorp-On Gray's Ferry Road, below the
Arsenal, % by 60, one-story; permit by w. b.
Grubb.
Factories On Wharton street. below Eighth, %
by 30, two stories; permit by Messrs. Hoover &
Mattson.
on Bread street, above Arch 81 by 49, four stories
permit by Robert W. Strobe.
Shops.On Keyser, east of Hanover street, II by
rs two stories ri % permit BY JACOB 1ones e. nv 40
stories; permit by William Barth Brothers.
HORSE RUN AwAY.-A man named Matthews
was driving across Chestnut street bridge at
~ o'clock last night, when his horse became
frightened, ran away, smashed the wagon, and
knocked out a portion of the bridge railing.
The animal was captured. Mr.. Matthews
escaped unhurt.
FIRE IN A Coal OFFICE.-A coal Office owned
by the Reading Road, at Richmond and Cum
berland streets, took fire this morning at 1245
o'clock and was damaged to the extent of 5000.
U7EDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
w of solid 1s-karat fine gold. QUALITY WAR
RANTED. A full assortment OF sizes always on
hand. FARR & BROTHER Makers,
No. S24 CHESTNUT Street. below Fourth.
BITTER WINE OF IRON.
There is neither health, enjoyment, or physical
beauty without rich ferruginous circulation.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
HUBBELL, Apothecary, I41O Chestnut st.
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