CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additional Local Items see Third rag.
Destructive Coxflagkatio Plax-
ino Mill Debthoyed Lots About S16,0),i.
Betwceu7and 8 o'clock Imt night a detruoiivo
tire occurred n the p.aning ml I situated r Vimiun
DmaI mil I r r rl n .. ....!. ...... ......... I . 1 K -
number of Up dir. and owned by Mr. Congb in. The 1
nnmes commuted rreat ravages, involving a de
st ruction 01 about fl6,0 0 world of property, on
will oil t Lore ns only a purtial insurance, t'be ronn
building of the m. II was a targe three st or stmo
tare, attached to wb'eh wai a one-story framo
building, called the back-buildlne, in whioh tne
fire originated, and spread Iron thence to the main
building, which was eutire y destroyod.
'J he hack buildinc, oocupied by Mr. Boges as a
chairmakmg estatl.cbin nt was not much damagr-d.
Ihe basement of the mam but ding was oocapied by
Mr. Hammond r sa brli and block mmnilncory.
Mr. Hammond's lo.-s wil' reach about HfOOO, on
which t'.ero is no insurance. The ba-emont wm
completely flooded with wa or booro the lire had
fairly commenced its work there.
j he first flour of the ran buiMIng was occupied
by the firm ol Htbbs & Soxton. who aro enjragod In
the roanutaciure ot washing machines. I he loss ot
this Urm will probnbly to nlout $2500, on lilch
there 1" an insurance of $1000. liibbs k Sexton
wore comp etolr bi'int out
A portion of the first floor was used by Messrs.
Fowler k Britton as a box manufactory. Their
,yoods were most y consumed, and their loss will
icaou J2500, on-Kiaoa there isoniya partial insu
iaiiO. Ihe second and third tones ot ihomnn
build. ng were in possession of Mr. Whittakor, who
is engaged in tho manufacture ot shoddy yarn. Mr.
Whitt: kor's loss will be about 62500, on which thore
Is a partial insurance on y.
Mr. Hoggs' loss, who did business In the frame
bui ilinr mentioned, will not be over 300, on
Which tlieie is no insurance.
John K. forreet & Co , ensraced in making cotton
f. tDvli ni roods, occupied the opper bu Mlug, and
will sulfVi a loss of fc2a00, on which there is be. loved
tt be n any a lull inrurance.
lie bu:ld'np m arly destroyed was worth abont
3u00 ai d Mr. CoiiEblin, the owner is only partly
insured ihe muchincry erected in the n ain build
ing is near y all dos. roved. The firemen worked
with rreat assduity. but, ovingto the combustible
iialaie ot tho materia In th-mil s the Ore obtained
prent headway beiore the water got the upper band
Of the flame.
Olf Y OAMMOX ON THE KAMPAGE A
"Fthike" Kkvokted in the Heart of tu Citv.
As the (act that oil has been stracit on the banks
of the Wissabnkon has slowly dawned upon the
ninda of our citizens, it has affocted some ol them
in a mannor that is altogether unaccountable. We
have been unable ai yet to discover, it is true, any
cases ot the genuine mmia a oleo; but now and
then we have encountered one in which the symp
toms were of a very alarming, though not altogether
Of a serious cbaraottr.
Such a case tell undor our observation this morn
ing. A gcntlt man rushed into our olllco in a very
bewildored condition. His lace was flushed with
excitement; great beads ot perspiration stood upon
bis brow; bis breath came at short and hurried
catches; u.s speech vas wild and incoherent. Brand-by
we pat heied tne burden of bis mission. It
was to tho effect that, in tae very heart ol t o city,
in the cellar ol uu humble nioobanic, whilo
laborers were engaged in nidkmx RJinu al
terations recently ordered by the Heath
authorities, oil oil had been strut:' 1 Ibe
cellar bed been complete y overflowed by the
oxaginous compound, the laborers had been driven
from their work, the proprietor had gouo ha f wild
over bis great good loriune, the ueigubordood had
bo en entirely upset by the announcement. Such
wa the marvellous stoiy to wlnca we were lorced
to libten.
BNot wishing to impuvn the sanity of oar bewildered
Hlormant, a reporter was lor'htvlth despatched
to this new head centre ot oi dom, duly prjrmod
With a hufe bundle of loose paoer, half a eross of
Falier's No. 2, aud seven patent Uerman silver pen-
0 I sharpeners. The place in question wai found
without diflictiltv, and a reconnoissauce made in
full lorce. But, alas lor the resu.t ! I he proprietor
was fojnd seated canity at his accustomed labor;
two lazy shop girls were lounging in fiout of the
door, whilo within tho cellar l.alt-a-dozon loose
planks w. re floating ubout iu a mixture that was
composed of n.ud, water, and soap fat in about
equal proportion; the noighhorhooJ was as quiet
as a mouse- trup Snoh are the vicisituilcs of a
lOJilo 8 epocuia ion in oil. .
Trial Teip of the "Chattanoooa"
SUOCIB? OF 1'lllLADKLl'HIA MlCUAMSM In the
conttrucilon ot tho U'ui cd Mates steam propellor
Clutllanoofa the mechanics ol this city have ob
tained a sli'ual triumph over all competitors.
The vt reels oi iIiia cUbs conniat of tho Idaho,
Chtttanooga, JUatlauxtaca, Ammonoasuc, I'umpo
nosuc, H ampnntmg and tfeshaiiwiiy. The eujtinus
01 the llrst threo are Luilt atier designs by tho con
tractors, those of the remaining lour boing alter
the designs ot the Bureau of Steam Engineering.
The Iduio has proved a total failure; the Vh'ttta
norga the first success Her trial trip ha domou
i ra'ed not only this fact, but likewise that the is
ih- tautest steam propul'er alio it.
The Mntlaivii.-ca is uownadyfor trial, but nono
of the othe -s Are so far advanced. It is oxireuiely
douniiul if any of them, when put to the test, will
give as good a record an the Chatiunoogn.
This vessel reached Wilmington yesterday after
noon at 8'30, on tho return from her trial trip, which
was considered on all sides as extremely sat istactory.
Her engines wi re not stopped from her departure
to the time ol her return, a period ol eighty-one
Lours. She was seventy-two hours at sea.
Tho consumption of coal lor forty-eight hours
averagca WOO pounds per hour, and during
tweuiv-lour hours 12 000 pounds. The averao num
ber ot revolutions per minute duung the entire
'time . was 44-5, the highest number aaaiueJ being
hi it minute.
The blithest rato of speed attained, under t-tearo.
alo c, was 13J geographical, or 15; statute, milos per
hour.
liit- whole distance made by observation of light
hou es was 780 sen nn es, a ong the coast of .New
Jeivey und Lung Inland.
'ii.t ligh sat Absecum, Iiarnepat, Sandy Hook,
Bid Fire inland wtro sighted uuimt? the trip. The
grem heal of the weather is said to have proved
ye"- trying to the engineers and fireineu.
The hull of tho Ctatlauooa was designed and
bunt by William tramp & bons, and tae engines
bj Merrick & f-ons. The great success which has
aitonaev tho 'ruits of their labor is something ol
vi hicu I'hilado.pLia aua her mechanics may well be
Pl0U(1- "
A Narrow Escape. Mr. F. Larrison, a
stage-driver on one of the roads leading out of Cam
den, had a nar-ow crcape from drowning yesterday
atieruoon. He was standing upon one of the Market
street terry bouts, and alter tne boat had started lie
attempted to jump from it to the slip. Missing his
looting by a lew inches he plunged into the water,
but was rescued in time to prevent a fatal catastro
phe. Ihis practice of juiupin? from ferry boats while
they are not losteueii to the slip has become a very
common one. noiwitunUnaiu" the danger attending
it, and the lrequeur ni'shaps that result It is only
by an involuntur bath now and then that the per
sons addicted to a are enabled to learn a little wis
dom iu bucu matters.
Ilo ! fob Cape Mat. The Cape May Kail
road l (itnpauy having improved their road and c irs,
I'sve opened for the convt nieuco ol ihe public, at No.
828 ('rioonut street under the Continental Uotttl, an
Hi oo for the sale of tickets to Cape is aud. Arraugo
nienis huve been made with (jrabaiu's Bavgavo Kx
pre't to check Cape May bagirage direct trom rest
doncer. Tliis, with the increased facilities allorded
bv the ohunge in time made by the Railroad Com
pany, to take effect on Monday next (July 2) canuot
fan to be appreciated by the visitors to that delight
ful fpot. The 8 1. M. train, on Saturday afternoon,
w.ll be run through as an express train.
An Outrageous Assault. Last even
ing a m n nameo John HcWonamin, who resides at
No. 1214 b Ivor street, committed an agiavate l as
sault on a lad nmed Ftank Curlin, aod fifteen
years, and wiio resides in the same house. Uotfena
mn seized the boy in a vio eut r aaner and threw
turn into tho street, iijuring him sj sxverely about
the h ad ihut hls ecovor iprobienia'icai. Monona
iuiu was committed to prisjn by Alderman Jones
in default ot fSOO bail.
Ptreet Clkaning Contract Can-
cillkd The contract referred to on onr third
nairn. entered into between Messrs. Hill & Smith
and Mayor Mc Michael for oleaosing the street of
wuat u termod tne normfru uimrict, uas ocon
cat cehrd by the Mayor. Citv Counoll will be
officially informed of the fact at the meeting this
aiternoon.
A Boy Drowned. A lad, seventeen ycatii
of bkc named John Smith, and who boloniis at 'lar-
rishurv, was bsthing near the Round Honse, West
Philadelphia. Tuesday afternoon, and was unlor
tauately drowned. The deceased was employed on
the rainf running between Uarrisbuig ana l'uua
plelphia.
Ilovr A Smoht Fire Happened. The
houe of Mr U orge Koy, situatod at Marlhorougrt
and Ulrard ave ii't-s, w s 'tvhtlv damaaed by fire at
a late boo. last t igbt. The tire was oaused through
the carolesHnos) ot em slit who IcIUoniia.e butu
Ifig ftU uiUt,
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
The "SENOERnuNn" of Philadelphia
Carrt off TBI Firht Tbizb at Tn KHOUI
iMi.Asn Fetivai.. huriiir the present week a
grand SinRinv festival has been in progross at Pro
vidence, Rhode Island, in wnhh Uerman vocal
reiatiea toon part, f om all parts of ihe c nutrv.
lesleiday afternoon the tirand trial tor prizes
took lace, and tnn to'lowing Telovram in relation
to theresuit has Jtist teen received in thise tvt
1 he 8rncerbund, of Philadelphia, and Leldor
kranz, of New Tork, are pronounced superior among
the soc eties who took part, in th- concort last even
ing the Pangerbnnd, of Philadelphia, was csl.ed
first to receive the gift ot the frrngerlest. This
makes the second first class prize taken by the Sxu
gerbund in ten months.
The Cestral flion School. The ex
amination of the candids tes for admission to this In
stitution commenced this morning at U o'clock. It
will continue daily until Friday of negt wook.
Smokk-IIouse Bckned. About 5 o'clock
this morning ihe smoke-house ot Mr. Bhoernator,
situated at F.ha and Car. oil streets, was nearly
destroyed by tiro. 1 he loss will be aboat $200.
Choleba. In all time ol putilonce,want of proper
precaution destroys more lives than the disease itself.
.Should the Cholera visit t:s, tho lives of nine out ot
ten ot those mho will be attacked mav be saved by
the timely use of MAHSDEVS ASIATIC CHO
LERA CURE. Ko tamlly should be without ft, to
be promptly administered when premonitory svmp
tonis fjrrt make their appearance. Depot, No. 437
Broadway, A'ttf York. For tale by all druggittt.
Chevy Chare Improved
"Jo bunt the deer with hound and horse
Far) Percy took his way,"
But lei owe always looked forlorn,
In that old t mo away.
"And long before h gh noon they had
A bundled fat bucks slain,"
Not human "bucks," genteelly clad,
But such as graze the p am ;
"Karl Douvlas, on a milk white steed,
Rode like a baron bold,"
But no such garb bad he, indeed,
A at our 1 ower is sold.
Zetien 1 hitters.
Light Ccusimere and Cloth, A'pacca, Drnp d'Eie,
Duck and Lhit-n nark Cixif.
Light Castimere, White and Colored Duck Skele
ton l'ets.
Light Casiimere, White and Colored Dwk, and all
Kinils of Linrn Pants.
Alt kindnof Seasonable Clothina for Meti's. Youths'
and Roys' near, in targe supply, at the towent prices
possible.
tKNNKTT k tJO..
lOWEE HALL,
Ko. 618 Mabkki Stbeet.
riTGIEMC WllE.
A Wine, grown on the sunny slopes of Spainthe
genuine juice of the grape in all its purity, as bo
stowed upon us by tho benefioent Uiver, and such
as If, alone, coimUteut with Christian teachings
not intoxicntlng in the least will supply a want
ercatly felt in this country.
tiUCH 18 Htoiesic Wine,
the Great Import, d Tonic, Arom&tic.
It is conscientiously recommended to Ladies, as
it will soott-o the nerves, renew the blood, and
gently stimulate and invigorate the system.
All of sedate habits ministers, lawyers, and pro
fessional men, possessing constitutions more dolicate
than others of less confining labor those who ex
pend a great di alot vita'ity in brain-woik, will at
once acknowiodge tho superiority of this restorative.
Hemkmbkr, it leaves boh'nd none of the baneful in
fluences oi alcoholic preparations.
It Creates a Health? Afpetitb.
We warrant toat, npon trla', Hygienic Wise
will be lound to be the finest, most delicious, and
healthful Tonic known. Try it to be convinced.
Sold Everywheh.
Fkekch, Richards & Co,,
Agonts for Pennsylvania,
K. B. Htgienio Wine is an imported Tonio;
It has the approval of tho "Imperial School of
Mdicike of Paris, " and was tested by the Com
mittee on Chemistry of the American Modionl Asso
ciation which assembled in Baltimore, Hay 1,1800
and indorsed by fifty-six prominent ruembcM with
their stgnatureB.
Confectionery and Fireworks. In view of
the approaching anniversary of American I '.depen
dence, Mr. George W. Jenkins, renowned confec
tioner at Ko. 10o7 Spring Garden street, has just
opened a larpe and varied a-eortment of Fireworks,
comprising Rockets, Roman Candles, Bengola
Lipbts, btar Wheels, Mines, Demon Torches, Pin
Wheels, Chasers, Squibs, oto. etc, which aro of the
best quality, and will be sold at much lower rates
than they have been for several years. His stock of
Foreign Fruits, Candied Fruits, Jellies, Preserves,
etc, is very tine, as is alo his inimitable Confoo
tioneiy, which he manufactures of pure Bugar, with
out the admixture ot any hurtiul compounds. For
any of the above articles this Is the place to visit.
Reconstruction of the Union is tho desire of
every Amencan Reconstruction ot tho system
when "run down" Is the prime necessity of every
one. How the Constitution of the United States
may be restored is a debatable question, even who.
wise and good men but thore is no question that tho
enfeebled human constitution may bo restoied by
the use of MARSDEN'S CALIsAYA TONIC.
Depot, Ko. 487 Broadway, Kew York: For sate by
all druggists.
The Counterfeiters ot loreign perfumery pay
but a poor compliment to the sagacity and tasto
of American ladies, if they expect them to bay
their simulated "extracts," when Pbalon's "Night-
Blooming CtreuB" the finest article of the kind In
any country is obtainable everywhere. Appleton
Crescent.
Butcher's Lightning Fly Killer
Makes Iqulck work with flies, and if commenced
early, keeps the house clear all summer.
Look out for imitations. Got Dutchor's only.
Flags for the Fourth. The indications are
that tho coming "Fourth" will witness the greatest
a i np av ot flags, streamers, ana promiscuous nunc
io a decorations ever made in Philadolpaia. The
"Uioat Depot" lor supplying tneee articles, as win
be seen by their card elsewiiure, is at Me rs. Wil
son & Uutc: inson's, Mo. 418 Arch street (lormorly
Evans, liassull & Co.) we mav add, in this con
i. potion, tiiat tne new nrm oi vv. a wune u
Lrin jib wi'li it the honorable prestige of the old
fiim is evidently determined to susiu.n as high a
leputation lor cnoigv and uusinei enterprise.
The resent business of this houta iu tlas is im
mense. a kad-k and Sure Remedy for .Diarrhoea, Dvson
inn. i hnlera. Summer t.ompluint. aud all Bowel
Affections, uiav be had in Juvno's Carminative Bal-
Sim. Compounded witucare irora tne oosiunuer
mood inirredients known to the Medical Faculty
its action is prompt and always to be depended
upon ; whilo the reputation it has attained as a
Btandard household remedy should induce al1, at
this Ri aaonoi the vear. to keep a bottle of so useful
a medicii.e by them. Prepared only at No. 242
Chi'Biiut sireet,
Mexican Mustang Liniment There have been
few aiticles discovered which have contributed so
much to the relief ol tho suffjrng as the celebrated
Mexican Mustang Liniment. For the sneedv and
elli ctual cure of sprains, lores, scratches or
t n a of trnrses burns, b u. sen, rheumatism th reis
nothing comparable to it in tho entire range of
ma,trta medtca. me renu-un nmu'o u" tun yiiie
United (States stamp of Demos, Barnes k Co. over
the top. x or sa e eveiywueie.
Crystal Mint-Drops. At this season of the
year and particularly lor tourists, these confection
should not lie overlooked. They are calou'ated to
prevent derangoiuents of the sy -t- m caused by heat
ana suauen cuanges wi
JTEPHSN F. WlHTSCAN,
Hanulaoiuior,
No. 1210 Market street;
Nothing like our Linen Suits for this weather.
Suits con slete for less than twenty dollars. Call
A p tliem ! 'tw,ll make 1 OU COO I to look at t'tem.
Charles Htoket k Co., first-Oass one-price clothiers,
under the Continental.
Giicver k Baker's Highest Protnium Flatio
Stitch and J ock- ;tUU Sewing Macuiu.es, No, 730
CUetmut blieol,
Jr riopLR who errrKB from the dnil itopld ty
that meets ns cvorywherj In spring, and toe olton in
all seasons of the year, knew how quick it could bs
cured by taking Ayer i Sarsapardla to pnrre tae
bile from their systems, w should have bettor neigh'
bora as well as clearer heads to deal with.
rrRE Ginger Confections. Admirably adapted
to the summer season.
Stephen F. Whitman,
Manufacturer,
No 1210 Market street.
limrcFD Prices l'hotonranhs ot alt styles exe-
cnttd in sunt rior manner at U F. Reimer's Gallery.
o 624 a rch street. Don't m ss the opportunity to
get superior piciuies at moiieraie cost.
SwtF.TOPOPONAX. new nerfume from Mexico
8weet dpoponax, ladies' de'lgbt, Swoot Opooomx,
the lashionable pertumo. Iry It onoe, wl'l iho no
other. E T. Smith k Co, H. Y.
G. Byeo- Mouse. No. 004 Arch street, is noted
for tho quality and flavor of ice creams and Icos.
"Itihrtcative pncklm for steam enrines. for terms
see 723cbcsnutst , phila.,and Aideyst.,new york.'
Compound Interest Notks 7 810 and 6-20s
wanted. Do Haven k Brother, tin 40 S. Third 8t.
1881 Coupons, Due July 1st,
and
Compound Interest Notes,
Wanted by
Drexel k Co.,
No 84 8. Third street.
PoruLAR Tailoring.
Keady-madb Clothing,
AND
Fin Custom Work.
Wanamakkr k Brown,
Oak Hall,
iSotitheast corner Sixth and Mahkbt Streets.
MAHIUK1).
HADDON KENNEDY I)nthe2f,th Instant, at,
the residence ot the bride's father, No. 1302 8. Tlnr-
icentn street, Dy Key. S. w itiomas, Mr. iUO.MAS
D. 11 ADDON to Mi- MARY C ctltitt dauirhterof
Joseph Kennedy, Esq.
M ATLACK HUF1T. On June 28.1808. at Broad
Street Raiiti-t hurch, by Rev. P. S Mon!on,
DAVIS MAILACK, of ( hlcaro, to KM M A D.,
daughter oi Gt-otge VV. Hutty, ot this city. (Chica"o
and St. Louis papers please copy.) J
RIS1INE HFDNEY June 8 hv Roy. William
Cathcnrt, Mr LOUIS It IS TIME to Miss ELIZA D.
UKWlil, both olthis city.
DIED.
BUTCHER. On tho 2th instant. Mrs. MIi T
Bulchor, wile ofbamuel Butcher, agod 83 years.
lie relatives and inendsoi the laiuilt are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, irom her hus
band's residenoo, No. 1127 Passvunk road, on Sun
day aiternoon at 4'o'c.ock. To proceed to Mutual
Ground.
CLARKE. Sudden'y, on the evening of tho 201 h
instant, Mr. HARRY CLARKE, in the 29th year of
his ago.
The relatives and friends or the raml'y, and mem
bers of Lodire No. 61 A. Y. M.. are renneotliillv in
vited to att- ml the funeral, from his late residence,
No. G83 N . Elcveut a street, on Ftiduy aiternoon at 4
o'c'ock.
HCEY. On Tuesday, the 17.h instant. a New Or
leans, La, JOHN C. H LEY, Jr , aged 82 years, a
native ot Phiiatleiph'a, Pa. .
iho lunciai took place on rriday last.
McCOOL. On the 26th Inslaut. ED WARD
Met. OOL, aged 19 years
Tho relativs aud mends of tho family, also St.
raui's Modality, aro res:eotfuty invited to attend tho
funeral, from the res deuce of his hrothor, Contan
tine McCtol, No 98 Catharine g'.reet, on Friday
mom ng at 8J o'c.ock, without :urther no'lee.
McGLlNN. On the 2Gth instant. Mrs. CATHA
RINE -tew LINN, agod 23 years
The relatives ai d tricnan ot the family are rcsnoet-
fully Uiyited to attend the iunera', Horn the residence
oi l er mother, Mr E len McCruuuen, No. 646 N.
iwmi' -fourth street, on Friday aiternoon at 1
o'clock, without further notico.
fHOMPSON-On tne 26th liMtfnt. at h's inte real.
dence, No, 420 Stevens gir.et, Camdou, JOHN F.
lnuni siiiN, aged zt years and U inonilix.
The relatives and trien.is. Wildie LoiIto. No. ni
I. O of O. F ; Len' Leneype Tribe, No 2, I O. fK.
.11 ; ana j?ame r.ucaiuoujeiir, sso w, are respectlully
invited to attend Ins funeral. Irom the roa'donnn of
his lather. Mr. Juhn Thompson, 04 Cm hai ma
s reet, l'blladelphia.at 2 o'clock .Suturduy alt jruooii.
To proceed to Ebemzor Church for ssrvico and in
terment. "WZ-IRE Dlirll-COVBKS, OP TIIR ROUND.
VV oval, and oblong pstterns.for proteatius food
Irom flits et Insects, for saie br
TRUMAN SHAW.
No. 83S (Eight Thirty -Ave) MAKKKT St.. below Nlch.
TT'OR SHELLING PEAS OU BEANS AS FA3T
J" as four or seven persons can do so bv hand use
tne patent rea ana uann unci er. v rices 83 to iu. una
yshoie-alo at the n.auuittcttiierj' prices by their agents,
J II U .M A n tV OUAW,
No. 8oS(Eli!htThlrty-ave) MAKKKT t . bolo- Ninth.
FOR COOLING SODA WATER OR OTHER
drinks gu clly. the Patent Ice P'ana will be found
nioste nicieut, as it snaves a lumiucr iuii oi snowy par
ticles la a lew moments, coda fountains and bars
should all be furnitbed with one For sale by
TRUMAN B 8 II AW,
Nt. 8SS (Eight Thirty-five) MARK .T Hi., below Ninth.
JORDAN'S TONIC ALE.
JOUDAS'B TONIC ALE.
JUbUiA O I WS1U ALK.
JORDAN 8 TONIC AtR.
It Is recommended by physicians oi this and othoi
places, as a superior tonic, and requhes but a trl.il to
convince the most skeptical ol its great me'lt. To be
bad, wholesale and retail, ot P. I. JORDN,
No. KO IE AH Street.
Clmmuapne Cider, bv the doicn, bottled, or bv th
barrel. 2 W
UNADULTERATED LIQUORS ONLY.
RICHARD PKNISTAN'd
STORK AND VAITI fs.
No. 411!) CHK8 M7f HI REET,
Nearly Opposite the Poit Omca,
PHILADELPHIA.
Families supplied. Orders Irom the Country promptly
attended to. 6 315
HATS AND CAPS.
GMcCALLA'S NEW HAT STORE, NO.
13 CilKMiUT Street.-Eveiy hat has the low
est price ma-ked on it in plain figures. Call aad exa
mine the immense stock ana net a bargain.
t STRAW HATS AND SUMMER HATS.
! Five thousand ot the newest stvle Hats, at
prices 25 per cent less than elsewheje, at McOALl. A'rt
deor ahove New Bulletin ''dice,
Tf STRAW HATS RETAILED AT WHOLE
feJHl prices. Illgirest utsortment in this town, at
MccALLA'a NKW HAT HTOUK, So. 613 CHK8NU 1
Mreet tvery article bos price marked on It In plain
Uu ures.
O STRAW AND SUMMER H A T sT
Blepest stock, hlttKest variety, and lowest prices
in till,. city, at McU.U.LA's NKW II AT BTuBtf, No.
(il3CHKriNUT Htreet, third door ahove New llul'etln
tillice. Tou can sava irom Ml cenU to tl on a single
article
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JUNE 28, 1806.
FOURTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS
INDICTMENT OF FENIANS
IN CANADA.
FIRE IJY 1$ IJ FFALO.
DOINGS IN CONGRESS.
Etc., Et Etc. t.. Etc., Etc., Etc.
.W A-''Wll'lfIWl,'"-'ll'"'" ' -ll-IMi
Wasrinoton, June '28.
Mr. Brown (Mo.) offered a resolution, which wa
adopted, iutruoilng the UomniitUioon the Judiciary
to mquire into the expedieiicy of providing by law
lor such reorganization ot tho civnl s rice, espe
cially to the l ost Olliofl, Ireaaury, aud Interior, as
wil secure appointmeu'i aftt-r examination, and re-
f'ulate uismitsals and promotions as they aro regit
attd in ihe army and navy, to the end fiat tho
patronage oi these Departments may not he need as
a renvo r of politioal power, eto.
1 be bill to reguiate the occupation of mining lands
was pas oil.
1 be bill to provide nnlvorsal suffrage In the Dis
trict ot Columbia was postponed on acoounl of the
absence of air. Aiomll (iie., Chan man of Ihe Dis
trict Committee.
Mr. hucrruno (Ohio) reported the Indian Appro
filiation bill.
Mr. ilowo (Wis ) called np tho Niaffara Ship Canal,
which is now unaer discussion.
Ilansie of K-prseBtAtlTei
Mr. Julian (Iud ) from tho Committee on Fub'.io
Lnnds, reported several bl Is as fo lows:
l or the fJiscontliiuauco of lani ollioos, and au
thoriziug modiiications in the limits ot the laud dis
tricts, lioad throe times and passed.
The Senate Mil to create an additional land dis
trict in tho btato ol Oregon, lit ad three tluios aud
passed.
ihe Senate bill concerning certain lands granted
to the Male of Kovada. 1'aaucd, vith amendments'
Ihe beuate bill liiakme a grant ol lanos in alter,
nate eectioiis to aid in the construction and exteu.
ttus'oii of the Iron louutam Hal, road from fiiot
Knob. Mivt-ourl, to Helena, Arkansas, pa-sod, with
ami numeiits.
Mr. Lrigcs (Midi ), from the samo Coinmittoo, re.
ported I eok the Ueuaie bill grau'ing lauds to th
Mute of Miuhmau, to aid In the construction ol a
Harbor and thiji Cauul at I'ortngc Lake aud Keo
wenau 1'oint on Lake t noorior. I'as-od.
Aho the Si unto bill prauting lumls to t'.c State of
Michigan to aid in tLe construction ot ashiocnual
to connect tho waters ol. Lake superior ttith Lao La
Bolle in that Slate, l'a-iftd.
Wlilio tho bill was under di.-cunion, Mr. Stevens
(Fa (tent up and had read as an ainondiiiont, ii iu
older, a te'erraphio dospntuh from New liarou. an
noui.oing the approval of the Constitutional amend
ment by the Legiilaiure of t'ouncel.cut by a vote of
125 yeas to 88 nms. ; Applause and lanih or )
1 he Speaker announced that that could hardly bo
cousitieica as an arm udm-ut to the bill. (Laughter.)
Indictment ol Fenians.
Buffalo, Juno 28 Tho Courier has recoivod a
dispatch from Canandaigtta, datod last evening,
saying that indictments huve bcoo lound acrainst
most of the l tuiani who went tboro from HuOUlo
for irlul.
Fiie at Hailalo.
Buffalo, J uno 28 There was a fire last nl lit In
the malt house of Bordstey & BolJlng. In the
building there were about two thousand bushels of
oats and fllteen thousand bushels of malt. The grain
was valued at $20,000, the greater portion of which
was iusured.
Latest JMaikets by Telegraph.
New Yokk, Juno 28. .Stocks are strong. Chicago
and kock Island, 94) j New York Central, 9dJ;
Keadiug, 10!t; M spoiin 6s, 78; Erie Kailroud, 6114 ;
Caiolinus, 84 j Xeniie.--ce 6j, 99; Treasury 7 3 10s,
H 'd'i; Five-twenties, 103; Coupon 0s, HOjfj Gold,
152J.
FIELD SPORTS.
Base Ball A Splentltd smat Brooklyn
lb) Atblellc Again Maeceimf ul.
The second ma'ch of the series played bv tho Ath
letics dining their viMt to this citT, tuok place ener
day on the auitoliue grourds at bed ord and It proved
to be a tlnelT contested game.
1 be game opened at 4 f. M., the Athletics going te the
bat a score of 8 marking their first eilor s. the Stars
scoring U loi their share In the second innings, the
Athletics added 1 to their score by a splendid display ot
encetlve batting, the balls being such as no tleldiug could
prevent yielding runs. Another' tor the Mars leit the
totals 10 to 4. and In the (bird tunings tae Star.-t, by caus
ing their opponents to draw a blank, and ngaln adding-2
to ibeir score, narrowed the distance to 10 to 8.
In tie two lollowlug Innings, tho Athletics added 7 to
their score aad the ritars ti; the totals at the close of
the tilth inning being 17 to 12 the game thus far, having
been clayed iu lk hours. Another blank lor the Athle
tics, and a score of 1 for the Stars in the sixth lanlnvs,
lelt the totals 14 to 17, and the game in a vcrv luteros
mg position the really tlue fie. ding of the Stars awing
kept tne Athletics' score down to a lower figure than
they are accustomed to, while the boys had ln&do more
runs etr than any other olub this seasou.
In the 7th aud 8th innings, howuv.r, the Athletics
made a brll laut dash loralarue score, and they suj
ci eded to the extent of 0 runs to their score, the dtars
scoring but 4 'Ibis se'tledthe (jue.:in as to the vic
tory, but the boss were bound not to be beaten two to
ue, end so they still played up to the hluh marx of
their previous Innings the final rortu't being the sncces
of the Athletics br a acoro ot II to in, one run less than
two to one. Ihe best of feellnit prevai ed throavriout
ihe contest. He give the score below, le-dsy the
Athletics play tlelr return game with the Empire Club.
ATHIETIC. S" STAB.
O. R.I O. R.
Klclnfelder.r. f. 4 3 Waddell, 1st b 3 3
McUride. n 3 6 Huillvan, p q I
Kcnch. -ii b 0 8 l ewis, 1. f 4 2
Wllkiiis, s. a 1 S Worth c. t i s
lterk. nstock lstb...4 4 M aedlarmcd, 2d D..,. 0 4
Dockney.o 6 3 t'lauduis. s. 3 2
Klsltr. c. f. 2 4 Ibotnpson c 4 1
HaMiuiNt, 1. 1 J 2 Smith, r. t 4 1
Pike 3db 3 I Manly, 3d b 2 2
Total 27 571 Total ; Jj 19
INNIMCS
12343678 0 -Total.
Athletic. 8 7 U 4 ft 0 9 10 1-37.
htar 2 2 8 0 6 2 1 3 1-19
1 iiinlre Mr P. O'Brien, ot the Atlantic ('lab.
Pcorers M essrs Scholleld and Vlacdmrmed.
Time of game hours-
Hy-calches Docknev, l Reach. 2: Deshong, 2;
Klelnlelder. 2; FUher 2-total 12. Worth. 4; Lewis 3;
Manly, 3 i Thompson, 2 1 Smith, 1) Flanders, 1 1 Macdi
armed. 1 total ill.
Foulltound-Catchei Dockney, 7( Deshong, 1; Mon
son 2; Manly, 1 1 Waddell, 1.
Outs on Kapes A thistles. 6 times; Stars 7 times.
Outs on Feuls Athletics, 8 times i Stars 13 times.
t lean home Buns Klelnlelder, 1 1 Jteach.lt Wllklns,
1 1 Ike, 1.
l'ased Balls Dockney 4i Thompson, 3.
t:rlfkt St. George va. PUIIatlelphln.
The match between these cluhs. eommencod vester
day at ilnboken U ununited in luvor of the St. George,
the ilrst dH p'sy vleldinylsi for Ht. !oor'0 against
4!)bv ibe rbUade.phla. Ike Phi ade'phlaiis lot. owed
their Innings, aud had scored 32, with the loss ol three
wlvkots when time was called. 'Ihe game win De re
sumed to-dav. the Philadelphia having to get 82 to
save a defeat in oue innluus. , . ,,, . .
George Wright's 36, Kohluson'sSS, Wlnfleld s 81, and
Cordon's 15, were the scores of the Innings on the t.
(ii ortie side. Clay's 23 being the only average score by
the I hlladelphlans. Ar. y.Tritue.
PMlada. Stock Exchange Sales, June 28
Bepoited by De Haven k Bro., No. 40 8. Third street,
.. ....... t . lr
1l ft -h fwin. ... t30
100 su l'enn R..
2n eh Leh Kay
100 sh Keadnm.
100 sh Chee Val,
S5i
.... 67A
..s80 64 3
H.. i
unn .h hi lots
200 sh do M
100 sh IU -30wn 80
HyDBorHoBiA. Alaborfr in Aulxtene, France
ha" iust died of hydrophobia bt the asylum of
bt" I'lt-rre, at Marseilles. Both he ami his wite
were bitten at the same time by a dopr, but the
v.Gtiiun, more prudent thau ber husbaud, con
sented to have the wound cauterized inline
.ruU'lv. auJ sue tel uo 111 t!,,"lM3t from
l'he tiian, bo tooU uo inccautious, expired in
great flRony.
5
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ttm broad srnT railroad OAS-Daxno-.
Snpteme tonrt of F.nl-itiCulef
JuK te VVodara, and Jnstioos Ibompson, Strojt.
Krstj '"d Agnew Ihe deloudauis jre a i asuengar
lallnay corporation, but have no right 10 bund a
aiitoid k,r u '"sportation ot troight thereon, or
te use sieaa.' Prwr thoroon.
Ibe Conrt lt,in Warrlsburi? has decided th
quo warranto wVe ?' ,ne Commonwealth vs. Ihe
Cential assent;. , lwT -'oa,t'nv. tho opinion
le.ng de iveied by Jlit ce 'fodg It wi I be een
frem the abstract oi the opinion, which is very
e abtrato, that on nice. L t,,e mtef'l points tne
junfmeiit is against th.y Company, excepting that
which holus that Ihev ar I'Msengor rai w.y oor
poration
l he commonweal'h domurro' ,he elo-dani'i
pica setting lonh tho incon orat. 00 "d or4nia
tion, and several causes or Uotnurrs. woro i '""ed-
I beeo objection the Court, in its oidn.. on,' ,04,,e"
Loldntbat tbevwere moru nn.ely ''J1'0"011
orgaii zalion, aud did not toiioti the inot. '"por"on
ol the company. 1 be conoluding portion of
opinion on this Oinl was as follows- "It ft.
that the demurrer to tho first p,Pa cannot bo k'u"
i".a.".n.i',UdKmcnt.wjli b0wior thednfonj
ants t at they are a body politic and oornorate ti
the nanio ot the t'ent.af 1 asuenger Ua . a Uou1
fany of the City ol I'lulndilphia." 1
lbe point next lakennp is the f efendsn.'s pica tt
tne four-n count ol the miormat on, to wit: The
light of the doiondanu to nso thestreets of the o.ly
for the purio-csot their railway, without the oon
sent ot City Councils tl st had. On this point the
Court wry : "We aro ol opinion that tho pica shows
no sufficient authority to use portions ot artilioial
toads, to wit, graded and paved streets in the city of
I'lmade phia, for purposes other than the purpose of
crofsinr tho some, without fi st obtaining the con
sent ot ihe parties owning the same"
The eitv of 1'hiladelphia wo hold o oe such party
withlu the meaning oi the Act of Asemhly. Judg-
ment wnl tliereloi he given lor the Commonwea th
on the diminrer to the deendaut's fourth plea"
"J he demurrer to the sixth plea is sustained. Be
yond doubt the dclendants were incorporated as
l'assenger Hallway Company, and uothiug mjro.
Aotbingin any act of Aisembly indcate an inten
tion to con ler ut ou them general railroad privileges
and a distinction ha boon recognized between rail
losds as a class, and pawenci-r ranways " Tne aot
of lh68, incorporat ng the rimad-lpi la Plank Uotd
Company now bv change of name and additional
legia ation, tho Con pany defendant aud tne sub-e-qoeut
aois are here rescinded Ihe act ot lioS
enacted, that it should be u?od exclusively witn
torse power, aud for passenger travel.
"It nave them 'power to convey passengers' over
their improvements, and to puroliaso equipniuuts lor
said railways, and it enacted that ' no ireight or
burden trains or locomotives shou'd be permit ed to
rass over the same." But uowhore has the prohibi
tion against freight or burden trains boon takon off.
Throughout all the acts lroin 1853 down to the last
tho deleudantn aro treated as a railway company tor
the aocomiuotlation ot paKscngor travel alone.
"if tl e prohibition again nusiug locomotives lias
been removed, it was by tho act presouted to tho
bevernor on the ti'b of April 1861, aud that otny
authorized the use of s earn passenger cars. VVhether
the oetendan's are entitled to the privileges ot that
act wc sbail see hereatter. Conceding tor the pre.
sent that they aro, it noes not give permission to
run freii'ht or burden trains, or tetiaiii-pon any
thing Imt passengers. It does not ohaiige tne pur
poses of their creation, and convert them into a
ra road company.
"At mutt the steam pnonpcr cars which they may
use, lnu-t be such as can be used upon what are
commonly undoi stood to be passenger rati vay.
ll.eie is still no authority lo construct a railroad.
It iollows that with powers to ouiid pason
gcr roilwas only, thiy must uso a rail appropriate
to fcuch structures. It is uotonoos that a rail suita
ble lor ti e transport of freight, or for the pas
sage of burden trains, is a much greator publio
inconvenience in a street than is a railway
utiialiy employed for passenger transportation on
street railways A powor to suhject the publ o to a
slight inconvenience cannot be ued to cause greater.
N e find nothing in t'.o uctt of Assembly, roierrad to
in this plea, which gives to the deloudaut tno right
to coi.sliuct a lailroad suitublo tor burdou and
ficight trains drawn by locomotive, or to lay down
rails suited lor such ftrucitires. or ti lay down any
rail except i-uch as is suited to what la commonly
knoy n as a pa'sengor railway."
1 lie opinion thou i rooeeus to notice the claims of
t'e defendant, to use steam passeugcr cars, and de
cides agaii st it. iirialy, judgment is entered as
follows:
"Jtidcment is cntorod tor the dclondants on the
doniurrers to the pleaB to the first, second, third, and
filth counts ot the information, and ludtrtn-nt lor
the Commonwealth on tho demurrers to the p eas to
the lourth, sixth, venth, oialith,- n'nth, and tenth
counts, aud Judgment ol ouster accordingly."
Judgments were also entered in the following
cares :
fcamborn vs I'atchen. Krror to Common Tleai of
Clearfield county. Opinion by Woodward, C. J.
J n dement affirmed.
Williams vs. NefT. Certificate ftotn N'sl Frius.
Neil's appeal fiom decree ot Orphan's court of
lMuladelphia. Judgment affirmed aud deciee af
firmed at Ibe cost ot appellant. Woodward, C J.,
dissents.
Cauelt k Martin vs. L. k A. Wilcox. Error to
Common Pleas ol Elk county. Judgment nlHrniod.
Conrt or Oyer anil Terminer and lnar
4r KsssIoun-Judges Pierce aud Ludlow. l'he
first thing before the court was an application re
questing tho Court to nx a day for tho hearing of
the arguments lor a new trial iu the case of Maurice
Abrams, convicted of a charge of murder, in tua
first degree at the last Oyer and terminer term of
this Court.
There are papers of tho greatest importance to
thedtleudantin the hands of the captuin ot a Bri
tish vessel now out on a cruise iu the Mediter
ranean. Tho captain was ordered to leave a copy of
tl.ese documents at th" Custom House at St. John's,
Kew Brunswick, but this he tailed to do. Hs was
also ordered to leave a copy with our British Con
sul; but in tins he also failed. The captain ot the
vessel, it seems, is dead, and the whureabouts of tho
et-sel which contains these dooumuuts is un
known. The Court said that as these papers wore of yital
importance to tho defendant, ti.ov had (seriously oon-.
tidored the matter, and had continued it thus tur;
but that they would not yet tlx tny day until tua
Commonwealth shon d look further into the matter.
tnthe part ol the Commonwealth there was an
application made lor the continuance ot the ease of
W illiam Leary, on plea ot tke absence of an import
ant w.tnesf, a physician.
The defense stated that defendant has been in
pribon lor about two and a half months aud that ho
basa wiio and chi dren dependent upon him tor
support, and that be is, therefore, anxious for tho
trial of bis cause.
Tho Court continued tho case until such a time ag
the presence of the Commonwealth's witnesses QOUtol
be procured.
'li e Commonwealth also applied for a continu
ance of ihe case of James MeLiioau, upon a plea
of the absence ot the sume physician whose ahsouoe
caused the connnuauoeof noase of Wt I am Leary.
There being no homicide cases reauy lor tnal to
day, the Court of Ojer and Terminer adjourned at
II o'clock ; and the Court ol Quarter Soasiouc beaiol
several ca-es of uo moie than ordinary importance.
George W. Ashton and William Vincent pleaded!
guilty to a charge ol burglary, in entering the houso
ol Mary l.itel, and ot the larceny of goods to th
value ot 223.
A witness te-tified that he arrested these two wor
thies on last Friday evening; (hut he louud upon
tbotr persons pawnbrokers' tickets by whioh he
recovered goods belonging to Vrs. Litel to the value
of about twelve hundred dollars; goods belonging
to a Mr. AlcUralb to tho value of seven hundred
dollars; and goods belonging to anotti r lauy to the,
value of one hundred aud twenty-five dollars. M.
AlcUraih's residence was. at tio. 1016 .North Tenth
8' lle'iiad been absent from his house only about
two weeks, and when he returned he found ail the
inner doors broken open, bis bureau drawurj, thrown
around, were rautucked, and canned truits aud pre
serves daubed all over the wal's.
A similar, it not worse scene, was presented in tho
houro of Mrs Lilol.
I he burglars stale that they weie born and raisod
in Philadeli hta, and that they are respectively aged
twenty aud tweuly-ono years.
Ihe Court gave them a severe reprimand, and
sentenced them to the l.asiern Penitentiary lor the
penod ol Bevori years.
After the wmtiing-np of this aflair the Court
adjourned until to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Prl-ee rerlcU Charles, of PrnI.
If the FrusB an armies are put forward under the
coinmaud c-i Prince Frederick Charles, ihey will have
no "ve.y remarkable leader, since the Wine- Is i ma.u.j
disllnaulshed as the son in law ol yueen victoria, ana
is'Voon to b. ...Ilcted with the .wo ulo siu nurm hieh
tSmhJ herreurc,
and her best generals ta b suocessiui.
TELEaKArHlWd IN Switzbrlahd. In 8wiiA?or
laud the teltwranh U the property of the le.
An office is established In afaioot every Mllatre,
and the charge is unilorm, one Irauo lir twenty,
live words, Irrespective of distanc'j. The des
patches are printed, and tho establishment
yields a large revenuo to the Oowrumenc,