Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
PHILADELPHIA.
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Bsns,rrsE GREAT CITY.
,,nrxru1A, May lst, 1852.
pa,num is great, and JUN 90 %
y biz P'Un Correspondent as he PusrSsH II.
fyous and that TO try and oaso ,n,o "
bis Sas AZ "wednesday evening, nv
sN ,.s' sbov tent. Tho crowa Ins n
esrnu" . rushing. rushing mass OF NJ nn,
asnity, anu ,..ioned in the vicinity
20 =. nrstty roughly handled; oa ~ the he
sfs p'Ili losing bis star. IL lns,ae snn OLLIE Q. sIe
nem ,,sre we're at least ~ wv pe1p,e
ont tleie ~ and an employee informed me
pacSstaI Last @ 5000 persons wero turned
shas ~ among whom were sPsrty snas
away, sa ~ al the way from Lancaster.
Asd come ir ~, in the rear of the press
aats we're sixty fashi3naole ,au,eS' nsr,S
cav s" had organized jumbo party
,ls, nv before the performance eommeny .nS
". ..Sb Of the ladies was presented
g ,.h sasD q bas of peanuts tied up in blue
Qlth p"h
ind pink ,re,e r,"e0tv, two exciting accidents
Inere t,s afternoon, the first happened
uasam Marie Leon, who win otne,
,msn and men were hying areuna
.hs % ring during the hurdle race, sea.ea .ea
~ ,ha ia hack OF Gypsey, an imported
pa vi sa' The animal fleet and spirited
p"io na Ia a spring to jump over the
eolIt nto Int Instead of clearing 1t,
ah, u,u bsr front feet and fell with her
% sr!rn rider to the ground. MADAM
ann was immc diately picked up an
@ ,r;sS to the dressing room, where
- Az was attended by several physicians
~ .so happeued to be in the audience.
,ar % ininri were but slight, and she
~. ss ahIe 10 appear and take part In the
venipg performance. ,.o
Tha other accident happened to Inc
an ubo has charge OF the monkeys
We, nartorm in the ring on the ponies.
Is % had thought ont a large African
.Snrsv named .Jocko, who within the
sst wear killed one Of his keep -
|, tearipy open his jugular vein with
IA teeth, causing him TO pleed 10
Heath. .,,ura
~ hin, was abo to put him in his
.ae the monkey turned on him, and
n off one of his fore fingers AZ com.
nlstely AZ il it had been ainputated
ith knife. Several employees went
a the keepers assistance, and rescued
lin without further injury.
Ons ot the eyents CT the week was the
declaration of the twenty-hfth ami.
,srs.ry of Archbishop Woods eleva-
hon t., the position. Long before tfe
hour announced for the com mmencement
II the ceremonies, Eighthteenth street
ID front of the Cathedral was thronged
I ith people, anxious to obtain seats in
he sacred editice
A number of cards had been issued to
members of the press and others, the
fortunate holder of which passed in
Through the old Seminary gate on Race
g.reet below Eighteenth, where they
Were taken in charge by ushers, and
seated in the pews. A large number of
|pur prominent citizens were present.
i The ceremonies we're of An impressive
mature, and were conducted with all
ihe solemnity of the rites of the Catho.
Die church. An appropriate sermon
was preached by Bishop Shanahan,
(which was fitting tribute to the Arch. E.
Bishop, who has done so much TO ad.
vance the interests of the church. The
foral decorations were beautiful, the
main altar and dome of tue tabernacle
being almost covered with flowers. The
music was furnished by the GermaniA
Orchestra assisted by chorus Of forty
Voices. There were nearly two hundred
priests present, and after the Mass the
AnbbishOp accompanied by q number
5Cf them proceeded to the Seminary
At 0verbrOok short distance from the
pity, where the Archbishop was pre-.
ented with purse contsiAing $4,000,
Contributed by the clergy fol the pur-
pose Of erecting tor him memorial al
At of marble In the Cathedral.
The day previous 10 their celebration
she Protestant Episcopal church of the
Holy Apostles at Thirty first and Chris.
oph otVS, Nho COhbOStabCu
Stevens, assisted by number of cler-
gymen from this city and elsswhs A
very eloquent and impressive sermon
Sas preached by the Rev. Philip
Brooks OF Trinity Church, Boston.
Although we have \ large number of
ehurches, and they seem to be contin-
aally on the increase, it appears that
ne dens where boys are first taught to
prink and gamble, and enter the down.
Wafd course to ruin are keeping pace
1th them. Notwithstanding the efforts
nat have been made to suppress them,
mere are now in this city at least
core OF places, in which pool is played
iof drinks and segars. These dens of
InlqIlty are almost xclusively patron
1ea by besrdless boys, many Of whom
le sons of respectable parents, who do
Wv lof one moment suspect where their
ons spend their evenings.
We have several cases at present. all
which, no doubt, could be traced to
le ernicious influence of these dens of
I'VE and ruin. The first of these is a
~, 10 yeals of age, named John H.
ispnam who was sent to the bank
n" "n sso' OF his employers money for
~ purpose of depositing 1t. Instead
winch he appropriated it and made
,h .slse entry in the bank book, and
s.s uen MIS- employer spoke about the diff.
Gaee ;. IN the hand writing, he explain.
ey saying that the deposit was re.
,veu oy strange clerk. lie was,
v"ever, detected, and IL now in Nova
anslng ag prison awaiting his trial.
he auoeaer .n case is that of boy about
H. e same as age, who forged au order ON
ny cashier of the establishment where
o,S ~as employed, and ob.ained the
,o.,s mao'her scamp stole over $1,000
MN Sh VI material from his employer
|or r:s1 81 o. ae ;li disposed of to junk dealer
,si, 81 %. The dealer and boy are both
mn1ai 1H.i, ana will have an opportunity OF
E1oplalning the transaction before the
n;oiaan Ma,lng the week We have had four
Tho hues, ss tnree Of which were Germsns
on," snos themselves, and the other a
otcher knife. A'' Will "
kstsnsUtangg suang man from Allegheny county
fationp ftip'eu suicide at the Broad street
Irev.u,.y Uu Gy cutting an artery. He was
hiury sni rom doing himself further