Philadelphia Inquirer, November 17, 1899View transcription
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William Moebins entertained several Philadelphia singing societies at the City Hotel last evening.
Superintendent James Brown has moved from the City Hall to 640 Berkley street. His former quarters will be transformed into a police court room.
County Clerk Barber yesterday received from Governor Voorhees the commissions of Sheriff Sell and Coroners Gaskill and Robinson. The latter was at once sworn in.
Gottlieb Foehl, a wholesale liquor dealer, of the East Side, was fined $50 and costs by Recorder Nowrey yesterday for selling liquor in less quantity than one quart. Policeman Matlack was the complainant.
Charles Thomas, of 1872 Milton street, and Patrick Hayes, of No. 3 James court, laborers employed by the Vulcanite Paving Company, were struck by a trolley car at Broadway and Kaighn avenue yesterday, but were not seriously injured.
John Haas, 9 years old, of 615 Willard street, and Harold Cronce, 6 years old, of 1021 Penn street, were arraigned before Recorder Nowrey yesterday, charged with breaking into Andrew Lyons' stables and attempting to steal a team. They are being held until Judge Armstrong can be communicated with.
William Moebins entertained several Philadelphia singing societies at the City Hotel last evening.
Superintendent James Brown has moved from the City Hall to 640 Berkley street. His former quarters will be transformed into a police court room.
County Clerk Barber yesterday received from Governor Voorhees the commissions of Sheriff Sell and Coroners Gaskill and Robinson. The latter was at once sworn in.
Gottlieb Foehl, a wholesale liquor dealer, of the East Side, was fined $50 and costs by Recorder Nowrey yesterday for selling liquor in less quantity than one quart. Policeman Matlack was the complainant.
Charles Thomas, of 1872 Milton street, and Patrick Hayes, of No. 3 James court, laborers employed by the Vulcanite Paving Company, were struck by a trolley car at Broadway and Kaighn avenue yesterday, but were not seriously injured.
John Haas, 9 years old, of 615 Willard street, and Harold Cronce, 6 years old, of 1021 Penn street, were arraigned before Recorder Nowrey yesterday, charged with breaking into Andrew Lyons' stables and attempting to steal a team. They are being held until Judge Armstrong can be communicated with.
