The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-07

BALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STooKs.-The
fol-, ing salee of real estate aud stocks wers
m"" at The Exchange to-day at noon by M.
tn inae & Sone:-
Al Ahsres Moshannon Coal Co.......... size
z, itlres Central Transportation Co... b0'20
1CI shares American B, II. Machine Co... is 25
=, 70 Indianapolis and Vncennes Railroad. II p. c.
1 share Point Breeze Park. a7'0O
90 shares Central National Bank........... 19e'OO
sIWO Ridge avenue Railway lst mortg. Ie, 92H p. G.
Steamship Observation-Disclosures. 6i.OO
share Philadelphia Library Co............ $3.50
fSs PSs snaTss snTes paSsi MdGintS U xc ~; 10
RIVER ScHUYIKILL, THIRTIETH and
SPRUCE S1RBETs-''Union Car Works."
stone and brick budlngs-Lot e45 feet
Ground. .................. siosOOO
dence.. .......... ................ 5000
ing ......I................. $4,000
Mansion and Square of Ground. ......... sso,bOO
CHARLOTTE. Nos. $40 and 922-Two gen
COLUMBIA AVENUE, N. ". Of Girard ave- .'''''
uue-Larpe and Valuable Lot. t............ sl9,5oO
REED west OF SECoED-Valuable Building
GEorSp RTNie-of sqGO, i16oo; si7o, sass5 s79,
sl2Os; t4b, s796; Ss2, $500; 500, $3.50.
FRENCH GERMAN RELIEF SUBSCRIPTIONS
A. j. DTeXel Treasurer of the fund, acknow-
ledges, in addition TO tie $4,000 7S previously
received, the following sums:-
}. IL. Kraufe Il $500
Morrison, Shoar Observation-Disclosures. 500
kehdlE Olarke. ''..,.....'.........,...' ouO
= /, KIRK. ............... .............. SEQ
North Presbyterian Church ............... s617
Lancaster Avenue Presbyterian Church .... 1900
Lhurch O lHS saviour. r............,.........' % o.
st. JOsephs Church.. Observation-Disclosures. 13l 90
81. Johns Church OF the Ev Association. 49,. 500
Nlcetown branch OF the same ................. 2Oi
Rev. E. PixOte, PoXbOrough. ..........,..... 320
Sixth PRESBYTERIAN Church. .................. $3.50
ST. NinceDts Church. Germantown. .......... 27t'5O
Church OF the Holy Apostles .-.............. $500
Collected by simon Snyoer and Mayer cans 36O'OO
Making total up 10 March of $9s6s43
COMMISSIONERS CAsE.-This morning the
case Of John X. Brown charged with aiding and
abetting in the Illicit manufacture of spirits vas
heard before Commissioner Phillips.
John McManus testified that he ran distillery
on Thompson street, where defendant was en-
plOyea: there were usually four to six masneS of
sixty bushels each; Brown was there in the day
time, and kept the books and filed up the re-
turns; the whisky was generally taken away
without being put in bond; Brown was present
often when the spirits were thus removed tue
barrels were filled in the cstern; there was never
a Government officer present; witness often
helped to remove the whisky to the wagons; il
was usually taken to the place of Felix Carr.
The prisoner was held in $4,000 bail to answer.
THE EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION which is an
Independent branch of the great Methodist
family, held its annual conference for East
Pennsylvania in Lebanon last week. The minis
teIial appointments for this city and neghbor-
hood were as follows
Presiding Elder of Philadelphia district, G. 8.
HamaD; Philadelphia, 4th Station, j. K Steltzer;
Philadelphia, 9Th Station, J. Hess; Philadelphia,
9th Station. John Shell; Philadelphia Sth Mis-
sion, s. G. Rhoads; Germantown Station, r. NJ.
Lichtenwalner; Norristown Station, j. o. Lehr;
Montgomery Circuit, A Kindt; Trappe Circuit
Thomas Harper; Milford Circuit R Deisher and
Alexander Weaver; Bridesburg Mission, NJ
Sindlinger; Camden Mission d. Yuengst; Phoe-
Bixville Mission. III. Steotze.
CoRoNERs CAsEs.-Tbe Coroners jury this
morning declared that the man who was taken
to the Fourth District Station last night and