The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-27

QUEER CAsE-CHARGEs AND COUNTER CHARGES.
WSm oN Morley Keeps an tb aS6 az H9
Chandler OF the Eighth district, arrested hun on
the charge of keeping disordery house, preferred
by number OF his neghbors He was taken before
Alderman Kerr, and held to keep the peace. day
two after, Mr.. Morley had warrants issued by
Alderman Nichols for the arrest OF Of1cer Chandler
and the neighbors concerned ia his case, and they
were all held for preferring false charges directly
thereafter Officer Chandler proceeded to Alderman
Dewitt, and hai Mr.. Morley arrested for keeping
disordery house, and when he confronted the rate
defendant the latter threatened to put head on
him." or something equally unpleasant Upon this
another charge was preferred so tnat Mr.. Morley
eventually was held in $3.50 bail to keep the peace
and S400 bail to answer for threatening TO take the
life OF the officer. Last night 0ficer Chandler heard
cries Of "murder" issuing from Morley's establish
ment, and found upon entering woman in dsha
ascertained, no arrests were made
THE PEETECosTAL FEAsT.-This sacred feast will
be celebrated in st. Johns Catholic Church, on Thr
teenth street, above Chestnut tomorrow. Haydn's
Grand Mass No. in b nat will be sung at l0H
O'Clock, with full orchestral accompaniment, under
the direction of IT. E. Harkins, the sermon being de-
hvered by Rev. DR.. HOrstmann, OF the Theological
Seminary. The solemn Vespers at O'Clock. are
also TO be given with instrumental accompaniment
Al the Cathedral, the ceremonies or the altar Will
possess the usual impressive grandeur, but no or
chestral accompaniment will be given, and Bishop
Wood will not be present. OF the Episcopal
churches in which the greatest musical preparation
has been mace, we may mention st. stephens, st.
Marks ~ and Holy fn Tae s EsSSS G9Trs Wsg 81
alley st. Patrck's, Holy Trinity ST. Vincent's and
| ~. Peters churches also expect 10 distinguish
| themselves on the occasion.
HOME FOR AGED WoMEN.-T managers OF the
| Baptist Home for Aged Women, at Forty-hfth aud
Transcript streets, have been greatly encouraged by
| the gilt or nve thousand dollars from friend who
does not permit his name to he published. puolic
reception ana strawberry festival will take place at
the Home on Wednesday ana Thursday afternoons
and evenings, May 81 and June 1. The friends OF
| the Home and all Interested have been cordially
| invited.
BODY IDENTIFIKD.-The body of the young man
found drowned IN the Schuylki yesterday has Deea
| identified as that OF Benjamin j. Ho0ley and who
resided at No 151 Whitman strees in the vicinity OF
| New Market and Oallowhill streets The deceased
| left his home on Tuesday morning last He was a
boob. keeper in the notion house OF Messrs Sulli-
! van & Brother on Market street, above Third An
| inquest was held, and a verdict OF death from
| drowning rendered.
ANARBow EsoAPE.-Iastn night Lieutenant Pritch-
| ard discovered hre in the large Standard Mills al
| FrspkfOrd road and Norris street. Five bags OF
| waste paper were found in flames in the cellar and
| another bag on fire IA the picker room. Four mem
| bers OF the Friendship Engine Company extin-
| gushed the incipenJ connagration.
| PROSECUTION ABAND0NED.-ln the case against
Jsbez Herbert publisher OF the PrOtecOnist chs
with obtaining money fraudulentlY, which came up ia
the Quarter Sessions on hGbeGs corpus, the prose
cution was abandoned and the defendant his
charged.
THER OWNKR-The lot OF silver spoons recently
found In Franklin Square proved 20 nave been
stolen from the residence OF John Craig, on Sixth
uHwn .na1n