T17E DAILY EVENING TELEG K APII. PHIL ADELPHI A , WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 18GG.
5
A CAUD.
Philadelphia, September 5, 13"fl.
To Qte Textile Manufacturers and oihar Manu
facturers of 2hitade.'pMa and neighboring
Vovnties:
Gentlemen: For many years past the pre
miums paid lor insurance on your property have
been barely eutlicicnt to meet losses and ex-
pontes, and slnco the commencement ol this
year the mill fires have been so numerous and
extensive as to render the business most disas
trous to all offices underwriting these risks; and
have rendered an advance in the rate of insu
rance absolutely necessnry.
In view of these tacts we venture npjn a few
recommendations, by strict attention to which
you can avoid excessive rates ot' Insurance on
jour property.
First Use none but the best sperm or lard
oils, or for lubricating machinery tho best par
affine oil. To the use oi deleterious compounds
and vegetable- oils, we attribute the greatest
number ol recent tires.
iSecond Do not permit one particle of preasy
waste to remain over ni,i;ht In mill, not even
what is termed clean waste, put aside to bo ued
again. Have it also removed to an outside
buildlnc.
Third-If coal or o'.hrr oil is used for liebtintr
mill, take care that it is kept and lamps tilled
at a safe distance outside of mill buildintr. and
that none but the- best covered lamps are used,
securely fixed on walls.
Fouriti I'ickers of every description must be
in separate building at a sale distance from
the mill, or in buildintr adjoining mill on side
where there are no wlr.dows, and communica
tions protected by solid iron doors.
Fifth Dry houses must be a safe dis
tance from tho mill, and be thoroughly
ventilated. Where patent steam dryers are
used for drying stock, or where tho mill is
endangered by the pioximity of dry houses,
experience shows us that the premises are prac
tically uninsurable.
Finally We roust beg you to exercise tho
preatesl care and watcbluln"ss. Where pos
sible, make it a rule to go ovur mill before
retiring for tho night. See that hogsheads
full of water are placed in convenient posi
tions, and that full buckets are in each room.
Where possible, have steam pipes, with cocks
on the outside, by which steam can be
thrown into picker and dry houses, and take
all other precautions that your experience
has demonstrated to be of value for your secu
rity. Although specially addtessed to gentlemen
engaged In textile manufactures, the concluding
observations apply equally to those engaged in
other industrial pursuits, in many branches of
which (we would instance particularly workers
in wood), our experience hai been latterly ex
tremely unfavorable, the losses having been out
ot all proportion to the premium receipts.
We believe that attention to these recom
mendations will subserve our mutual interests,
and preclude the necessity of an advance in
rates ot insurance to a point whicli will be a
serious tai upon jour industry.
Charles riatt, Secretary Insurance Company
North America.
William (J. Orowrll, Secretary of the Pennsyl
vania l'ire Insurance Company.
Henry 1). Mierrerd, President ot toe Insurance
Company ot tne Slate ot Pennsylvania
Liverpool and London and d'lobe Insurance
Company, A! woo. I Smith, A (rent.
The American Fire Insurance Company, Thomas
It. Maris, Prs rieut.
Royal Insurance Co.upany, Ocorse Wood, Aaent.
Charles N. Baucker, President Franklin Insu
rance Company.
Thomas C. Hill, Secretary Reliance Insurance
Coinpanv of Philadelphia.
Thomas li". Montgomery, Vice-President Enter
prise Insurance I'ouipanv.
John R. Wucherer, Prudent I'hunix Insurance
Company of Philadelphia.
Thomas C. Hand. President Delaware Mutual
Safety Insurance Company.
f Niagara, of New York.
Continental, "
I Vrtvfn Amnr'mnn "
Wm.
Arrott.j Ar,.ti
Agent ior
Corn Exchange, "
I Washington,
I Farmers' Mutual, York, Pa.
LoriUard, of New York.
Fulton,
Relief,.
Thomas J.
Lancaster,
Agent.
Resolution,
Excelsior, "
I Mercan'ile, "
Huniboliit,
Equitable, of Providence.
1 Howard, of Uui'.iniore.
itiermauia, ol New York.
' Metropolitan, of N. !.
Home las. Co., n. ii.
S?abine, Duy
A HoUins
head, Agents.
Hone Insurance Co., SJ. 1.
i Prov. Washington, Pro v., K. I.
Marland Ins. Co., lialiimore.
Merchants' Ins. Co., I'rov., xv. 1.
Baltic Ins. Co.. N. 1.
I Manhattan Ins. Co., N. Y.
f Home Insurance Co., of N. Y.
security ins. uo., ot jn. j . .
international ins. co., ut i.
l'hccnix Ins. Co., ot N. Y.
I.amar Fire Ins. Co., N. Y.
W. D. A J. II.
Bherrerd,
Agents.
(Standard Firs Ins. Co.. N. .
Market Fire Ins. Co., N. Y.
Harttord Fire Insurance Co.
of
Harttord.
Putnam Ins. Co., ot Hartfjrd
National Ins. Co.. of Boston.
Oneen Fire Ins. Co.. of Liver-
l pool und Loudon, ug.
fEtnalns. Co., Hartford, Ct.
Pha nix Ins. t;o. uaruorn, ci.
Boswell& Co.
iSprinpdeld Ins. Co., bpring
Held.
I Narrairansett Ins. Co.,
Provl-
deuce.
Gcncial Wool and the Cleveland Con'
vention of Soldiers and Sailors
Major General Wool, having boon Invited to
nt.tpini the Soldiers' und Sailors' Convention at
Cleveland, returns tho following reply: ,
Tboy, September 4. To George P. Kste, Chair
man, etc. Dear Bir: t nahten to reply to your
invitation of tho 3d iostunt to a meeting of the
niriiei s and sailors of the army and navy who
r tn tavor of the restoration policy ot Presi
iont Johnuon, to be held at Cleveland on tho
mh instant. It will afford me ereut pleasure
if tend the meeting, which I intended to do
. Ar Tint.
We have fallen on evil time?, with indications
another civil war. Should it take place it
would be more terrible than the one from which
o i,uvo inst emerged. It would rend the
rinton into Iracrments, never to be again uuite;l
ni ini.inr a mllParv uiciaior. trum me
From
meeting of officers, soldiers, and sailors, tc
titaoeou the 17th Instant, 1 anticipate the
A f ,.otnro anldie.rs. and sailors, to take
V...,-i.i ,;.iii n is no less nuut ana i
' than indispensable that the people of the Union
should know the opinions, feelings, and senli
nienti ol thoge who have offered their lives o-i a
eacriflee to their country.
I have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient fcervaut,
Johw K. Wool, Malor-General
Whv is a French franc of no value com-
uured with the Ameritan dollar f Decauso it is
wrth lest.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
IFor Additional City Intelligence see Third Page.
A Sad Cask of Infanticide. There
comes to our notice a shocking case of inis
leorlul cilme. Margaret Quldey, the culprit,
has had serious difficulties with her h isband.
I resulting In their separation lrom each other.
uy nis anancionment ene was nut utterly witn
out support, and some four months ago sho had
to go to the Almshouse, where she hud a child.
The mother since that has been in very desti
tute circumstances, Indeed, on the very verao
ot starvation. This, and the abandonment by
her husband worked on her miud to such an ex
tent Hint she resolved to drown both herself and
her baby, fo she heron-ally niulerod up her
couraie, and started for the river Delaware to
end her sorrows. She selected the wharf a'
Neaflic & Levy's works, In Kensington, as the
scene ri her operations.
Standing on the wharf, she wrapped her little
hoy, aged only tour inon'hs, lu Ivrthuwl. and
then w ith ruthless linn Is ilutnr the little inno
cent into the di cp river. It little pleidin face
in is helplessness called in vain tor pitv, and its
spmt took flight from amidst the water. The
wicked, heartless woman, alter Siie had de
stroyed her child, did not dure to throw herself
into the water, and in cowardly haste turned
from the spot. She was followed, however, and
arretted on Bench street. When asked why sae
did not drown herself flrt. she said that she
wanted to be sure that the babv died ursl. She
whs committed by Alderman Cloud to answer
the charge of infanticide.
Funeral of Matthias W. Baldwin'.
This morning at hall-past eleven our late fellow
clti.cn, Mattlr.us W. Baldwin, Mas buried from
his. residence, at No. 1118 t'hesniit street. The
funeral obsequies were very imposing, and were
adequate to cypres the public grief. Many of
our oldest and most influential citi.ens attended
his remains to their last restinic-place, ud his
workmen turned out en masse to pay the last
tribute ot respect to their lamented employer.
The procession, composed of about seven hun
dred men, mostly employes in Mr. Baldwin's
factory, were led bv twentv-tive foremen of the
locomotive workshops, followed by citizens,
friends of the deceased, and workmen. The
pal' bearers were Judge Strong, R. Cornelius,
.1. 11. Tovwiscnd. F. Peel, 11. J. Kendall, and J.
C. Strawbridtre. The procession moved up
Chesnut street to Fifteenth, up Fifteenth to
Hamilton, around into Broad street, and lrom
thtnee to the northern part oi Laurel Hill
Cemetery, where Mr. Baldwin's remains were
consiened to their last resting-place. Rev. Mr.
Calkins and Rev. Dr. Marcn read the funeral
service, and delivered a lew remarks appropriate
to the occasion.
Sitbpicion of Lauceny. I'lip. attention
of the police was rain tlio it rather singular-
lookmc specimen ot humanity, William T. Diws
by name, yesterday uftcrnjoii, on Delaware
avenue, below Race street. He was dressed
sonietiiiiitr like ihe "Artful Dodecr"' wns when
"Oliver Twin-' first made his ncquaintanes in
London. This, man had on an india-rubber
overcoat which was thirteen sixes t o big for
him, and fitted, in fact, like a shir; on a beau
pole. He was trvinu' to usiosc of flie coat for
the very moderate sum of a one-dollar green
back. As the gumcm was worth considerably
uio.-e, I he Harbor Poll jo took him in charge, and
escor'cd him to the ;;uti:in House, and this
morning he was committed lu defa lit of $)()
bail by Alderman l'olund.
A Cask of LTigiiwAt Eobtiery. Early
this morning, as a Mr. Hassan was quietly
walking along the street ut S"venth and Bedford
stieets, two iiien'rorausr upon him, an 1 knocked
him down. He immediately raised the alarm,
out did not succeed in geiting help until the
scoundrels bad relieved Iiim of his watch and
about ten dollars in money. The two men con
cerned in the robbery, 'Samuel Watson and
Alfred Lil ley. were arrested before tiicv could
escape with' their booty. They are both b ird
cases, and tire notorious for being vaerants and
tu eve, without any lixed place ot residence,
and livimr on what they can lilch and bteal.
They both bad a hearing before Alderman Tit
ti rmary this iiiornint', and were commuted to
iiMswer at Court.
A Hi xi.iG ! iu;nt. Yestoiday Samuel
Boid was arrested on the eharse of assault ami
batten . Bovd has had a grudge aettiust a Mr.
llemp'oll. who keeps a livery stable at Twen
tieth and Filbert streets, lu'the alternoon he
went into Mr. lleiripieU'e stable, ami commenced
to abuse him, and threatened to kill him.
Thinkine, However, that Mr. Heinptell was
rather too wie a man to take hold ot, he knocked
Oown one of the stable meu. and thui kicked
a poor unoffending horse in the lot, iuiurintr it
in such a manner that it cannot walk. Not
relishing this soit of behavior, Mr. Heinptell
had Boyd arrested. Tills morning, after a hear
ing before Alderman Jones, he was held in
1000 bail to answer.
United States IIotel, Atlantic City.
This well-known house will remain open
until further notice. Durimr the months ot
beptember and October this favorite resort of
our cul.eus will present us most attractive ica
Uies. The mild October wcither, and tho lat
ter c"ays of September, are the most beautiful
aud the moi?l healthful that can be spent at A tlan
tic. For those who wish to derive real benefit
from atrip to the sea-side now is the time, and
Atlantic City the place. It is too oft 'U tho cus
tom to spend a month or two of the hottest
weather at the tea-side, and then, when the
weather is really pleasant, and the ocean pre
sents its most pleasant aspect, leave it for ihe
city or the country.
Larceny. A pseudo M. D., or at least
we. will suppose so, in justice to the proteusion,
was arrested yesterday afternoon, lie gave me
name of William Crawford. He aBd a com
panion, or accomplice rainer. auempica to
maKO a raid on tne suoe siore oi iur. iuen.iui;iii,
at Lleventh and Market streets, urawiorn,
aided by his accomplice, who uistractea tne at
tention of the attendents 1n the store, slipped a
pair of 6hoes into his pocket, and was making
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Oil Willi Ul lll-fioiiuu iiuuwi;i hi-h
nabbtd bun. At the UParuiz ociore Alderman
Jones this morning be said he was a doctor, lie
w as held in fclUUO bail to auswer.
Street "Walking. There are numerous
guests of theso nuisances every uikhu lieu
tenant Connelly Is making strenuous exottlons
to clear the streets of their preseuce Not a
night parses but a number are arrested ana
consianed to the Station House. There was a
haul 'of o party of thcin made al Ninth and
Locust streets last night. This morr.ing tney
were all bound over by Alderman Hwttt to keep
the peace.
CnAKGK of Location. We notice that
the sales of property bv Shrrirt Howell, which
mrniprlv took place in Sanson! btreet flail, Will
now take place at tho Court, Uoom of Common
l'lcas, located in the centro buildine. Iiiinii!
dnitcly opposite Independence Hall. This is a
more central location tuaii even me on ji
at Sansoni fetrect Hall, and those attending tins
pales will no doubt hud excellent accommoda
tions. Pare of SnooTiNO. Jasper Shull. who
shot tho boy Joseph Clements m the leir yester
day, was arrested ut Chesnut Hill in tho after
noon. He maiiHgeu to escape iroin tne omceis
at tho time of Ihe occurrence. The wound in
flicted is a severe one, out is not suppoe.u io uo
dauccrous. Shull was committed by Alderman
Fitch lor a further hearing.
TnE Fknian Senatk A COItUECTIOJf.
-Soir-eof the papers have erroneously stated
tbut Hon. P. J. Meehan had been elected Presi
dent of the Fenian senate, nt Troy, New xoik,
the other day We have been authoritatively
assured that Hon. James Cibbons, tho (senator
tlect lrom Philadelphia, was almost unani
mously elected President of the body alluded to.
FUBTIIER 11 EA KING. Lewis LTolBWOrth
had a further hearing before Alderman Wil
liams yesterday, and wa bound over in $500
buil for Ins appearance at court. The case wus
reported in yesterday's Tblburaph.
TnE SeA bon fob Diiids. Wow that the
season has fairly cimmenco t, there will a general
slaughter of the birds. Weses part y after party of
gunners trudging their way Into the rural sections
in quest of their game. Reed-blrda and rail are
veiy plenty, and arc seen In large quantities in
our markets and our restaurants. The enthusi
asm amongst the juvenile portion of our com
munity is greft,i "n'l every old rusty-barrelled
nuisket or shot-gun is impressed into the mur
derous service; and in those neichbornoods
where Ihe eame is most abundant the sound of
the guns reminds us of a smart skirmish. The
wonder is that there ore no more nccidenls oc
curing than there are trom the cirele38 use of
firearms by inexperienced persons.
A Warning to Okgan Giundkrs.
Peter Caoell is the name of an Individual who
pcrnrt bulntes the streets with a han l-oran and
a monkey. This morning, when opposite Louau
Square, at the request of some lalies and cen
tlcmcn, he commenced playing for the amuse
ment ol some children. There being nn ordi
nance ngninst exhibiting monkeys in the street,
Officer Linn arrested and took him before
Alderman Jones, who held him in $300 bail tor
his fi.tiire cood behavior. Security being en
tered he went on his way Tcjoicing.
Kirk. The alarm of Are this morning at
eleven o'c'ock. was caused bv the partial burn
ing of a stable owned by Mr. Tweeds, and occu
pied by furniture carmen, situated m Willow
sirrel, above Nineteenth. Some boys were seen
prow line around the vicinity previous to the
tire, and the supposition Is that they set it on
fire. The damage will not exceed $BK).
Dkmocratic Nomination. The Lce'sla
tive Convention of the First District met last
nittht, and nominated Thomas L. Simps mas
their candidate for Assembly.
Trifling Fire. A lire broke oui about
noon to-day in a stable in a small street uorth
ol Callowhill and below Nineteenth street. The
loss was trifling.
OnADIAH OFFICKSKF.K'8 CKD TO TUErUBCIC.
"lients, if to ofllec I'm elected,
Your wishe? all shall ne rejected;
Tho tlrinkintr wa'cr shall bo pure,
The 'Gunner's Knn liio crystul flow;
Street-lamps shall always brightly (dow,
Ana nono lncli takes must enduro:
ilutler shall he amazing cheap,
And poultry teant ench chnnncT Se"p;
All men will find it lu their power
To wear line Clothes lrom ileunett's Tower."
Men's, Youths', and lioya' Clothing.
Towkr IJAt.r..
Ko. 618 Markki stkkkt.
BeKsvrr & Co.
Hits. Fi.okence wid sin? "Constant Inople" to night.
FROM TUK AMKUICAN .lOURHAL OF VhARMACY,
May, ltiOS; edited hv William 1'roo'or, Jr , 1'rolPns.or
of i'liarmacy in tho I'lil ariclptua Collecc of l'iar
umi'y " id tho ftiiln extrne.is c oat of use owing
lo the high p, ice, or can we havf ron-e anthoriuuivn
niodiileaiiona ot tho fernui as br which Wf can mako
ttiun at a moio leufonalde 'osif It tiio latter,
shall tho change bo in the quality ol the menstruum.
tiii iho manner ol npplvii" it o as to reduce t'.io
quuntlty rcqu'titt f Cn thrrd be a convocation oi
ilio 'ommttco ot l.evision to authorize som now
met lied or modification o' tho present recipoar"
witbrotiuid to tlio coutempU'ed change in tne
quntititv, Oi in ino menstruum itself, in the prepara
tion of fluid exriscts, would take occasion to say
tiint In iiietlic no tho hentth oi ilio patient is tho gre.it
object to ho paired.
The cost of uiuteiial is somctinnjr. but when put
Into fho fcale vlh liunian In alth and often humiiu
lite, it is hsrriiy w orihy of consideration at all. My
Hucliu (Uelmbo'd's) will continua to b made as
lormorlv, and it it cannot bo maintained at prosnt
prices, tncy will liavo to be advanced to meo: the
advance in tho pneo ni material. To sii"h as dostro
quantity instead ot quality we would say ttiat water
is a clieap commodity, and may lie readily addod by
the poison ustnir the' medicine it he desires todo so.
H. T. lii:l.MHon, Orucirlst and homist.
bH4 Broadway, isew York t'lty,
And No. 101 tsouth Tenth stit-et, I'hilidelphia.
Txik Hiblical Recorder, in sneaking of the ' Pain
Killi r," av:
"We lo icve tho t ub'ic seuTally have creat conli
drnco in this inedicinu. Tlio numerous testimonials
in its favor lioin woll-ki nwu Cierymen aud mis
sionaiios are weit calou'atod to eonviuce any but
tho most skooiical. ft thero he any of our renders
who still doubt tcnchinjituemaeic powers of 1'Knnv
Davis' 1'ain KlLi.F.u to rolnvo pain, vo advisu
them to buv ono buttle, and ive it a trial. We never
knew it to fad."
Mits. i'LOKtiNCU will singConslunjinoplu" to-niht.
l)n. IltTMi'iiTti.YB, ol No. RG2 Uioada;', New
1'oik, well known to the llottncopatliio modic.il
iiractice. has transier.ed his iDturost to a cunipaiiv
ot which he is n in. niber, and is now ready to iur
nish ull tho vario of su"Cilies tlio profession a.id
people inav m od. No house in tins department of
medicine has laracr tacilino-, or a UettT reputation,
than that ot which Dr. H. is now at Iho head.
Sivark Advertistr, Haich 29, 18t5.
Ye I'imfled, Blotchko, ad Ulcuhtkd Vic
tims of scrolulous diseases, who( drag your unclean
persons into the company ot hotter men, take Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, and puree out the foul corruption trom
yenr Uood Kcstore your health, and you will not
only mjoy life better, but make your company nioro
toleruLlo to those who must keep it.
Atifiiist Scveu-Thlrt lc
': Converted into
Flvc-Tvcntlc.
Apply to
Dhexkl & Co.,
Mo. 34 South t hird street.
M v.. FLOlii'JiCK will aing Constantinople" to-nliht.
Thk Elliptic LocK-STiTcn bKwiNO Machink,
Twklki'u akd C'BKexuT Is the place to purchase
Cork Ma it rentes aud Bedding, aud to have your Fur
niture rouphoj.-itrred, vamiuhcd, and repaired by
practical woikmen.
Carpets aki Oil Cloths cut, altered, and laid,
at l'atteu'a, M o. 14118 Chesuut Htreot.
May's Gallkby, S. E. coruor Sixth and Cal'ow
hill Btrtets, is tho p ace to eot perfect likouossos.
Give him a call-
Kbb. Flokkkck will sing 'Constantinople" lo-ulght.
8tohK Shapm painted and lettered lo orucr.
rattuu'H, o. 14o8 Chcanut gtroet.
hTUANorna fhom AnsOAi). hefore they have the
citv, bad bettor muke their viait pleasant ami proii -alile
hy puicnasiuit a suit of clothing from Clm le
Mokee & C'o.'a tlne-l'nue, imder tho Continental.
VonKBiKK sent (o do Upho'aterina of any (Inscrip
tion, l'atteu'a, Ko. lit '8 Che-mut atreut.
Compockii TTlIRleT JioTita. 7 8-10 and 6 20s
wnnled. lo llavou & Brother, So 40 S. Tuird bt
r.LinDS ANP fenAPlcs repaired.
Chef nut Btieot.
ratten 'a, No. 1103
Wus. 1'Lonr.NCK wIIbIuk "Conatantinopla'
tonight.
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1 ATJtiT ANl BE
HDPftllOB STYLta KEADV-MADR CLOTHING
SCPF.RIOB STYLES 0 ItEADY MAPB CLOTHIKG
Wakamakhk & Baowti, .
' roprLAH Clothmo Uopsh,
Oak 11 all,
t'outheaat comer Sixth and Mabkkt Streoti
' M A Hit IK D.' '
WIDKNVR-WOLFF.-On the Slat of Mav, by th
Bov Joseph K. Hmitli llr. IHAaC WIllKNfcK tOkHas
MA KY MkLVIMA WOLFF, ail of ttili city.
DIISD.
BENNEH. Suddenly, onthellth InaUnt, HANNAH,
Wl e oi George 11. IteLne', In the Md vear of ner age.
'Ihe relatives and iiiendi of the family, and also the
members of the Lily of the Valli-y drove, No. A, I. O. oi
y li.. and Cbsudler'a Female Beneficial Society, l
repecufullT uuvlted to attend the funeral fioin hr late
resldeuoe No 441 Kut 1 houipvoa atreet. below Falmer,
on next Ibunxlay atfemooa, tn nth Instant, at it
o'clock. To ttvefed to fainter Street Uround.
Pi ,
wat i u ia v in, in me list ymr ot ins e.
lils rlllwii mid irlnuiui and tho of it fsml'y an
respiotluily hirlnxl toattonil Lis Miners!, from linlnte
r(si(rnc. Smltii otroot, above Oak. Kornstown oa Fri
day mnmlnit at 10 o'clock. Funeral to proc-ftt to
Frirnili)' Hurylng ti round. Carrls( wlU be prorlJed at
toe deiiot. ,
HAALL. On the mornins of tb 10th Instant,
J( 81 A H KAMIAI I, in tlicTKUi i er Ol his age.
1 lie ro atles and ma e irlendu of ihe ismlljr are r loct
lull Invito to attonil the luneral, from lu late reni
ilence. No 'i'9 w ahiiiirion qunro on ; hurfilay morn
liK of"1 at 11 o'clock, wliliout nirthot noUee. To prococd
lo Laurel Kill.
MlliO.K.-On flienih lnt(int. ELIA, wlle o' Lewis
phrenk, tn the 4l't year of tier nuo
Her ieln.lv. a and irlend aio Inveert. without nirthiT
Bnlire, to attend Ihe liincrnl, iroin 'lie tofllilcnoo other
hii-hand. In rivnioulli ownship Montgomery coaiitv,
on tln lildse rood, about otic nil fieliiw N'orintown on
1 liiirilav. the i:ith liintnn , i o'clock, luterinout at
1 everuicton ( cmeiprv lioxtxirouh.
1HI llfKVEN.-On the flth lntnt THEODORt S
1 1.K IP K -. N. Ill thi. Ml. I n. l,,u m tn
i. m iriends and thooe of tlte l.inn.v are repectlntly In
vited to attvnn the funeral, trom' 111" 'n'o re-ldonee.
No. I'M 0 Hiitehiiifwii .Ktrpet (hottveen Ninth and Tenth,
almvo (il'urd avenue) on I hurxdnv a imnoon at 1
o'elock 'lo proc ed to Luurel Hiil CemptTV. .
W AY. Onthellth hiHtant, Mm Sl'SiNVAIl, rclht
of the ate t 'Hleb Way In the 7id vcar o( hi-r ano
1 lie trlativea uno Irhnd. ol tho i.nnilv ar' renaert ullv
Invilpd to att. ml (he funeral from the resldenco of hr
iinuuli er. Mi. M. A. Kinx. No. I4M CUe.-nut Btieet, on
1 riday morning next at 10 o'clock.
tT' FltNKLIN INMI ITK.
t a peclal nipp'lngof the ltonnl of Mantercr ot the
Frnnklin Ini-tl nip. hold oj emhpr Iltli, the loilowlug
prPHinole and rco ulna wcro adopted :
Vt liereaa Ma i i HI k W. HAl.nwiN, one ol the ear
lied uieinber of the ! ran kiln Ina ltute ha. atora lomt
and iiFeiiu Pfe. been nepara ed by death item hl luinily
and Irlemle ; and
herrax ihoManaperii of the Institute, cherl'hlnn
tn live T lecollection bin nerrlce at a Mmbir, Jlan i
fer, and Vice Preiident tor mniiT venia. ami a '0 ol tie
genlio. pkili, and IndiiHlry n hlch niamed Ills career a
nu ehnnlc ami iiianitinctarer. deem li right to pnrpetua'e
on their revordM ilioir bigli CRtunation of his character
and worth ; thereiore
I rnolved. That It la with deep sorrow they have
heard ot the riea'h of Mr. ltAUMVlN. and or the
overnnoe of those earthly tlea which forao manv tbbm
hound him to the Institute and to lis niembers In
the cordial bonds of tinetulnex. personal irien l-lil ),
and In boitorah o com net It ion In business and In the
en motion oi the application oi science to the useful
un.
Itoolvrd. That we elnrerelv condole with Ids Imme
diate lamlly and I'rlenda in this great bereavement,
and trust iliat the consoling remembrance ol his pure
and lion t vharaeti r, his hiistiaii il e end uwlul ex
nmp e to all men inavcal.n tnelr nense of his loss and
lend them lo that aependence on the Kource of all good
which ao inan'ie-t austained him during his eathly
career, and uiade death the entranoe to eternal Ilia and
llBIipltll'HS.
lle-olved. 1 hat aa a further murk of our affection and
respect 'or our deceased friend and associate we will In
a body attend his funeral and that the members ol the
Institute be requested to join with us m paving ilus last
tr htile to Ida memory
liesolved. That a copy or the forcgidng preamb'e and
resolutions be m.nt to the fami y of Mr lialdwm by the
rrron'ent 1 1 the Instmite. It
TOOVm SCREW AND NOT CUTTERS,
from H to i Inches in diameter, lor li e br
TKCviAN Jt -IIIAiV
So. I'Kleht Thirty-five) M s KKFT t below N'intl' .
TV
OliSE TRIM Ml NO SI1RAR3 IV IT 11
curved bla-ies. Horse F' eams Farrier-' Knivos
mil Hummers, Hitching Chains au1' Hooks, Kopo
Ua toiD curry and Odane Cota' s lor sa e hv
Tin; m an maw,
No. fi,16(F.lgntllilrtv-flrel MAKKKT Ut.. he'ow Ninth.
"POLISHED STICK L OOMPASS. SPR1NC.
.L Coopi rs'. and Ilraiting Dividers and Onlitpen. A
vurtrty ju.-t reoclreu by TKIMAN .tSIIAW.
No. . i l-.lght I hirtv-rtvel MARK FT ft . below Nlch.
1 T K THAT I1AT1I
KARS TO
tIRAR. LET
A. 1 PIRI I1KAU "-Infl'ruinents to assls
he hoar-
Ing at 51AHF1RA'
No. lift ','1'tS
it Street bo o n
t.'uesuut
n 4 1 in
IS
ONE 1UJT Tliw PEST
nCUlTVLKILL C.D LKHIUH COVL,
CAPl.f'LLI.Y I'ltM'A'l I).
AMI A I LOWFKT KATKS.
ATIM' ACHOV OCAIt -N Ki:I
9film .T FVAVS .1HI n nn Fir.HF.1T.
IPJSURANCE COMPANIES
JNSURE YOUR LI V E
THK
AMEIUCAN,
OP PHILADELPHIA,
S.K.Coniorl'oiirlli ir.sl Walnut Sts.
Inftircrs in this Company have the nddi'lonul "itatnn
lee of tho t'4 1'lTAL MOCK ALL l'Ali) VV IN Cam II,
which, together with CASH ASSf'TS noiv ou hand,
amount to ovtr
8i.foo.ooo.
ltsTItL'STFl-. nro well-known citi?cnsin our midst
nit't'lnglt to more con Hlderntion tn:n tliose ivhose
ninn(:ei reside in distant cUiea.
Alexani er iVliilldlu.
William J. Howard,
Samuel 1'. IloUiuo,
lehu ikiiinn.
Ilo'iry K licnne't.
Hon ,l"sc,ili Al ison,
l.-;iac Uazicliorst.
J. t tlgur Tliom: ou,
l.enige Nugent.
Hen Juuies l'ol ock.
Albert C. l.'oberts,
C. 1.. Mingle,
1. M. Vthiddln.
aLXK1KR WHILLOIN, Presltent.
fcEOKCE M OENT, Vice P't-sld.-nt.
.10 FN C HIM8, Actuary.
JOHN B. WILtiON. hecrotury and Trcai,Uiti
AUCTION SALES.
CHARLES C. MACKEV, AUCTIOXEER. NO.
Mb ilAKK K r Street, between Third aud Fourth.
STOCK OF FIRST-CLAMS TINWARR AND TIN
SMITHS' MA CHI NFS AND TOOL'S,
On Friday murnlng,
At 10 o'clock, comprising an tn-oruuetit of Household
and Iiairy Wure of the best iiuiility. Also Tools and
.MbCUiiiCd some of them n ur.v new.
OVAL TEA TKAVS AND WA1TKR-1.
Also, an invoice of freshly-Imported 'lea Traya and
Wnltcra, lrom 12 to V) inches.
'1 hey mav be examined ou Friday morning lrom 8
o'clock till time ot sale il li it
pA
NCOAST .V WARNOCK.
AUCTIONEERS,
No. 240 MAIiKET Street
BS C O T T. J R., AUCTION G K II,
No. m0 CHESNUT HTREKT. 2U
CARPETINGS.
LKEDOM & SHAW,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CA11PKT WA11EIIOUSK.
No. 910 ARCH STREET,
, Af E OPKMNO AN EN'IIIIK NEW STOCK OF
Foreign and Domestic Carpetlnss,
'n every atyte and variety. 19 4 imSp
WANTS.
TTANTED A YOtiNfi MAN. NINETRRM
years of age, a graduate of Nutloiul Comtnir
clal ( eliego, AHemblv liuilding. wnhei a Bltuuuoti
eiuicr in a uaiiK, itanKIng and I'.xotuing i
flini lloise. Iligheiit reiorenue as to oao
tegrltv. Address DoUdLAS, this olHce.
it coin u n-
II 11 3e
"WINE, SUGAR, BUT T K ii,
AXD OYSTKU CllACKEllS,'
'1UIC UFgT IN THE CITJT.
iUblElt A JOHNSON,
titutlalir Ko. 16 e. EIGHTEENTH Stieet.
OLY BREAD PIT TO EAT.
What the Boo or sold. Oe of the first jbyalciana ol
this city said to bU patients :-"l"ae Aerated Bread. If
tbeonlj Bieadflttofat,", w can give the patnie. i ,
Vj ! ; FULL KB JOHNBOM.
9 4 tuthslm : ., xb 16 S. EIOIItEmt 1 Btretrt.
i i i .... - i i i
rj R O C K E E'jJ '1 IP-TOP CJM ACKERS.
V- '4 I
TBT TUEM, aud see II the truth cant' bs told In an
advertisement.
FULLU JOHNSON,
9 4 tutnslmSpj o. 18 8. KICHTf E iTH Street.
WRITTEN AND VFIIBAL PESCRIP-
I'loim oi character, wlih advice oa buslueei
fbeaith.eduoailen. etc., given daiif. bt .
k latulbitinrpl J. lCAPF.N
I at No-tW l-.TClH Btmt,tfMTeCuaut
PAVIfi On the lllth Instnnt, at Norrtatown,
MEDICAL.
SIMtLJA SIMILIBOS CURAHTUR.
IIVMPIIUKY'S
i
HOMCKOPATIIIC SPKGIFICS,
l ave prored, from the moat ample experience, an
tntlro. success Mmplc rromiit JUbcient, and uellnh f.
T bey are the onlv Mvdtelnea perfpcilv adspted to pop J
!nr up ---o mmp'n that inl-takca eaniol be made In
usliif; them t n hnrnilf.-s ns to h, nee ttiun danuor. and
to cfliclent oa to be always reliable.
o. Cents.
1, Cnres FFVEl.P, ConcestlonS and Inflammations.. tt
i. " WOKMs, Worm Fever. Worm code etc M
U, " CKYlMi COLIC, or Teething or Infants 'i'i
4, 1UAKI Hir.A oi chlldr.'ii or adulu 11
fi, " DVShNii-KY. Orlping. llUious Cole 11
b. " CMOl.KhA MOKUV'S. Nn-.ie, or Vomiting.. H
1. " 1 (III-, Co ds. Hoarseness. Hroncht is a
H. M-.i;i:A1.0l . Toothuehe. prv ins 1'ains
fl. U h ,v Ii ai' 1 1 i-a Ii..,idi4e.lifl or Veriiuo....
In. HV-Pl.l'.S A. HI, inns st.iuiitch costive pss..i
11. ' M I'l itlswv li ..., 1 1 or n.ilnlul Periods .')
12. " K.ll vl.fc Ilniciiltl.-S
13, ' H'HJC. Hoarse Cough llllllci't Breattilng.,.2
K. " SALT Khetiin Krislnelai Krintlons. ... -J-t
' o, " KH KC M 4T1 SM, and a 1 Khoiiinatle Inns 2.1
Hi. " KKVEIi nd Auue. Chlh r'ever -oid Agues. ...5(1
J'. " I'l LKS. interna, er exiernai. blind or bieP'llng VI
H. " Oi II I HALM V, sore, InlUmcd Eyes or KyeibWO
19. 11 CATA hllll. m.titn . rlirooiiv nr lnflll!nA -)fl
W, " Vt'llOOI'lNO-l tll'C.H or .-niliTiortlcCollg,11..VI
21. " Ais'i' M . oppiessed dllllcnl. Breathing 50
Ti. " FAR Dlseharuoo. and unnaiied lioarins Si
" KCUOI- t'LA. eiearued OHi.ds and Swe llnas..M
2. " O F.N F.HAL Ilebl it v, or tl.vslcii; Weakness... 55
?, ' DltOPSV andscantsecrpil ins. ... W
Wi i A-Mcunpss or aieknesi iroin rlilimr W
K, " KIIiNl" J, Dlatase Gravel Ben! ca cud W
28, " LHVOr8 l)i hlnty. 8einlual l.inlssions, In
voluntary lllsr.baniM 0
29. " POVh Veuth. er Canker ft"
HO, I'KINAKI Incontinence or wptiinir ton bed. .ftO
ill, " I'AINFUL I'eilorta even with Rpastna Ml
S'Ft-F.KiNUiS at change of Hie. .100
ci, - J.i ii.i' i "'' , -oasms, and 1 1. V tus' Damn... li0
84. 111 1'HTHFRI A and ulcer.ited Sore Th.roai ,...IW
FAMILY I ASW 1 aso Ot 1 hlrtv-flvn VI. i. m,..,n,.
case and book conipoto, 810. Case of Twenty lnrne
vla's in morocco and book. as. Blngle boxea, with dlre-
tlera, in cenis, iwceiii" win.
VKli'niNAKT rtii.ciKiea Manogary cases. 1 vials.
tl. tlcgle ials. with direction, 1
I heso Kemeuies dv ine emu or imrt oox. sen? fre
Ot choree, on receipt of the price- Address
ii I mi'HKli f' isoecinc nomTopaTiuo aieoicme com
pany, Ofilce and Oeuot. No S62 Broadway, New York.
Boeally or by letter, as above, lor all terms of disease
1IB. MI IIPHUKiO m tuilm-u unuy nt. uib oiim-q oer-
I- or sale or li 1 ui l a ,i"n - n.... . nuubu i
COWJ1FN T. B. CALLF.NDKK. and A ttllUOSK
SMITH, wholesale Agents, iniiaueipuia, ana oy an
Lhuiigists. SiismwS
R HEU
NEIRALUA,
l'OSITIVELY
GOUT, ASTHMA,
CURED AT LAST!
NO CURE
, FO PAY.
I) 11. FIT LEU'S
WONDERFUL RIIEDIATiC REMEDY
For lihoumati.' m. Ncuraista, Oottt. and Aathma. Is trulv
astonishing the nflllctcd worid 1 housandji of suflVrers,
who have tried everything, rcluctantlv puu'linne It, and
rnpUtly. to tholrtwn aurpriae net well and the terrible
luvctrrate cases so engtly cured prove It to be tlio moa
viondcr ul remedy known m the civilized world. Ke
tntmbcr, uccd Inwardly only t contains no mercury, col
chicuiu, minrra'.s. metals, or anvthluy lujui-lous. Latoly
reduced troui 810 to 2 per bottle. Wariantedto cure
every cupc, or tho amount naid positively returned; the
onlv lemedy so euuiauteed r re pared bv Dr. i'1'l't.KR,
tlraduato ot flic rnivoreitv of reuncylvaulu, now one ot
our oldtst physicians. Advice gratis. Afllictcd invited
lo call. o. '29 s. KOCKTfl Bttoet, be ow Market
ASIOCMllMi CVSK OF KUfcl'M VTISM.
w. i'. i oat. ao. iajb a. J tiirt 'cntn stroot Inn roco
vered lrom uniiiiiatum and Neura itiu ba.-"cred many
J l BIB i mim u Wl. i' Illul b KH'Ill lIUIUL'ay.
JIO HE.MA1IK ABLE CUKE OP RHEl'MATISM.
Jirs. Kemey. Itiduo road above 1'op at. nullcred oer
aij curat now wen. ir ntlcr'f Kcmodv aijalu
F.TROItl!IN.n.Y CI HE W HHr.D M ATISM.
Kobrrt 1 oole. No. 4io Wilder utrcHt iranta tho oulillo
to know that lie aufiorod a longtime; couldn't move,
cured by lr. Fitli r's Keuiedy. I'trirctiy harmless. '
WOMiKIUTL. CONRU) F. CLOTUlMt,
No. 23 i Witter at. cured ct' Itfipnuialiatu bv three
tearpoounil doses ol'Jir. Htlc.r'g li liililole Rhetluiaiic
Iteund.v. He could not walk.
ASTOMHII NC. ALDrRMAN JOS. II. COMT.V.
I riDn id MUtlercd 11 i ears. ( ured bv one buttle ot
Ir ! ltlvr'n Klifiinintli'. Kunied.v, and su.is to alT, get
i iiiiilti ulo! the Knmt'dy.
ilO?T WONDERFCb CURE dp SEUBALOIA ASI
Kl tl'il VTISM
Rver known Mr Joseph Stall's. Andalusia, suflered
alilcinie. '1 rled. even thio. cured ouly by i)r. Fit
ter's Heuiedy.
A NO Til Kit CURE. JOSEPH eTBVENS, KS(J..
So S33 Owen airei't, Southwurk. who litij snllnred for
f yearn with liheuinutism, has been coimilctoly cured
by uhIdk one-hull a bottle l Dr. Filler's Oreat Itneu
msttc Uenfdy; ud Inwardly Depot, o. 2il 8.
FOUKTtt Klrect. Warrauted to cure.
ANOTHER VONrtERFUL CURE.
The lady hnvini; chaiKe of the Union League Ilotise
sullered n bly. Lured liv Dr. Htlcr'a Rciueoy. 8 1 wn
O II 13 It O K 13 E C U It E,
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
CURES ALL DISEASES CAUSED BY
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION", VIZ
SEMINAL WEAK.Nn.SS,
LOSS OF MtMOl.1, UNIVERSAL LASSITUDE,
FAINS IN 'iHK HACK.
DIMNhSS OF VIMOV,
1'KEMATUKE OLD AGE
WEAK KERVES TInN
U"Ut l'ALE COUNTENANCE,
IKSANIXY,
CONSUMPTION ALL ni8KASEJ
Tbat follow as a aequeuca of youtniul indiscretions.
THE CHEHOKKP CURE
Will reatoro hea th and vigor, and Hl. ot a permuiient
rnre &itir nit ithir uicdu'incs have tailed
i "irtViio d.k6 paaiphlot nt In a sealed enve.ope.
'ilei'houle or three bottles for tS.
I r 1 1 i VPn i .?,VJ"i."i i or will be snt br express o
.nvWpoMof. oIK'tW un ' "lC' V
isoie pjopne'.or. pR. V. R. MERWIN,
No 37 V alker strtct, New York..
CIlEEOKEbTBEMEDY
f ...oa .ii ivmary omplulnts. viz.: t, ravel. Inflnin
Cures rtJ.f,,pr ad Kidneys Retention ot Urine,
S',U,u.V r o the lurato. a Dropsical Swe lln-s, Briok
t ?i5...in and all diseases that re(1ulre a diuretic,
Dust DePO"' r",ini unction with the
aud w beu ""di1nKKOKEE IN.I EC HON,
,in. nmfail locuro tlonoiiha a, Ult et. and all Mucus
7 i 'if-rUVin Male or Fvuiule cirinn recent cas. la
,,,"c B,,h LI three davs. and Istspi cla ly loominended
Z"!i',n oisesof Fluor A lius or Whites in Females
! i .Sfo uieiuoin u.ed lu conjunction will not lull to
L Til. this disagreeable comn'alnt, and In those cases
IF.rL otiior nioliclnea nave been used wi'hout success.
Hiice Itemed. Ono Dottla. i ihrea Bonle-s 5.
Iulictlon " ' i, "
The Cherokee "Cur,:" "J?-m.iV," and "Mi eiy.n'
ri to be found In all well-renuliitc drug stores, and ar3
rieiiiDiucndea by Dhysioiunsand druugists all over :h
world lor ibolr imrlusio worth aud merit. Moiua un
or'ni lplcil dealers, however, try to dcoelve their cus
imiieiB by seilipg cheap and wortMesa compounda-ln
order io make money-In pluce of these
er.rtd H the drBuKibls will uoi buv thein lor you, writ
io us, and we wM send them lo vou bv exoreas, socurely
packed, and tiee lrom observation We treat all I disease
to which tbe human system Is suljeot, and wi.i be
D eased to receive lull andepilclt siutruieuUlroiu iho.e
who bae laiied to receive rellel heteio ore. Ladies or
ueiitlenieu can a dress ua in ptrfrct C"irfwie. Went
ire to send our lhiriy-to pane pamphlet tre to every
lad ud Ktutli muu m the lund. Address nil letters lor
paiiipU:eia, medicines, or advice, to the sole ortitirlHor,
Bmwfirii Ko. 37 WA! KEK Street, N. T.;
Rr.fi ULAU LINE FUR HART-
A?ff tAtVrAN CANAL.
Toe steamer BIT A. Captain Vandervner nowloadlna
t Im aecoud wkart above MARKET Ktreet wih leavft
hi above on THCK8DA Y next. t!:e 13th instnt.
For teiini ol irelKht, call at No l:ri south VA harvet
f li lt W ILLIAM M. iSAIUD CO ,
OA O SOUTH STREET, L D'ANCON'A
ravs tbe highest pile tor Ladies and
tlenU' oust oil Clotlim. ho. Hi bO'UTU btreet below
Ivartb
FOURTH EDITION
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
MORE GOLD FROM KUKOrK.
Etc., Ktc, Ktc, Ktc, F.tc, Ktc.
Celebration f the Haltlo ol North Point
Ionian DcmonKtratlon..
Baltimouk, September 12. The an.niver.sary
of the buttle of North Point Is beinpr celebrated
todnv.
Tho as80Ciatiou of "Old Defender" have a
dinner ot Towsnntown.
The Fenian Brotherhood celebrate the day by
holding a picnic at Parley Park, where there in
a great Catherine to hear the address of Presi
dent Roberta on the present condition and pros
pects of Ireliind.
There is a general display of flags throughout
tlie city.
New York Democratic State Convention.
Albany, N. Y., September 12. The Demo
cratic itato Convention was orenni,ed to-day.
by the election ol Sanfbrd K. Church as perma
nent President.
Gold from Europe.
New Yoits, September 12. Tho stoimisliip
IViwe, from Brest, which arrived at thin port
jeptcrday, brought $1,100,000 in gold.
. The National Telegraphic Union.
Daltimokk, September 12. The National
Telegraphic Union assembled iu convention in.
this city to-day.
Iatest Markeu by Telegraph.
NEW V flit If Snnlnirl.nrl'l I'nlmn Kn. . . .1
nn tendenev; aa oa at 3386c. Flour ha- advanord
10,'.6 cmta; ale- ol' touO barroU at till-o6 (or
htutHj saiei i3 70 lor Ohio; 86.10 76 tor'- omorn;
ouuuiorn is nrnieri 6U0 baile e ao.a at 11 10n l5 76.
VV bent has an advanoinir toudencv. I'he nununr i
acarco, aud nricca aro 'i&lo Uottor. Corn in nrm
ai.u auvuiioinn. rork buoyant. Lurd dull. Wliiikr
aun.
New Youk, fciepttmber 12. Stocks aro lottor.
Chicng.) una ro, k 1-tiaml, 1H8; t utmiir and lire
ferrm, 4(i; M chiau Somliui n, 83.'. j ew Yor
1'i'inra , lt4; ; Kenttine, llu; llud.non mvoi, 12;
Canton Coniiau, 5,'; Virmina w, 70; Krln Kan
road, 12,'; West'-rn I nion lolceraiin com janv. OKI ;
U S t oupou ls!2 lllj; do lHtxi, lu'tj ; len-ior-tie,
98J; ire win 7 310, 10(11; Uolu, 1-lSj.
KAEAMS AD4.jjAi.Dli RISTDRI.
Her Arrival at New York.
Five yeiirs ao Mr. B. Ulliiiau, tlie wt'll-knowu,
manager of mus cal undotlifr celebriiiiis, aa
uoun:c(t Iiib intention, of bring, n-r to thin coun
try the erent ltnlian acirt'K, Mtidatne Kiitori.
Tlio Rebellion and con-equeut civil war, how
ever, prevented the fu'dlniont ol his plan, and
the j ublic were dPiiied n prat; tic;it inn earuc-Uy
ntitit ipated. A yesr airo another rtitincui-htMl
hhirtssarto, ilr. 8 Gran, was fortunate enouli
to n ake a contract witti tbe eminent actress,
a ml we have now to aunouncc tlitit Mutlumu
Rititori arrived in this city ytsteiday by the
l'vretre, l'rotn Rret-t,
Much public curiosity has naturally .been. ex
cited in view of the promised advent anions tin
ot ho oistinpruisbed' a lady. Madame Risiori
socially known in Italy a? tlie Marchioness
Cairtiiica del Grillo, btit'better Known bv lier
tamiliar dramatic name, which ia recosai'.ed in
eveiy civilized country, is unquestionably the
greatest ot living dramatis celebrities,. Iliat tier
iirrivul here should fieat.' great public mterunt
is not surpri?iiir. Thoiisanda of our cutzc-na
who have vihited Europe have learned to ai
niiip her peniii0. Ycsterdav the teclin existing
anions our citizeus f'ouud some expression in
tbe throne that collected uoou the wharf t
gieet null welcome the creat actress.
On the arrival ot tne JJereire. the crowd testi
fied its jLtcrect in the occasion by wattiutr nn
hour or nunc to fee Kistori emer her earn ape.
The lady appeared, escorted by Mr. (Jrau, and
followed' by her family her htiRbind, the
Marquis del rtrill". Sipnorina Rlanca del Urillo,
tJiort'io- del Grillo, Shjnor Luiel, Trojatu,
Madame Ristori's secretary, and their servauts.
Her dramatic company, composintr morn th;m
thirty atti.-ts. were also present, and attracted a
share of public attention.
The I'ereire had a rather rouph pasaee, but
the latter part of the voyage was deliplitiul. As
the vessel steamed up tho harbor, and the citr
began to open upon her view, MadHine Rision
expressed ihe preafest enthusiasm at the evi
dences of activity and enierpnse wnich rofe
beloro her: but it was not until the creat struc
tures ou Urondway met her i.tht that she fully
relized the commercial preatnes; of our city.
Surprise ai.d delipht moved her to cive e.vprea
Fiou to her feelintrs, aud, tor a bine tune, it was
impossible to quiet her sufficiently for conver
sation. Madame RIMon's manners are very ple.nlarr.
Her pracc, eae, and vivacity lend a charm to
ner conversion that at once enli-ts interest.
Her complexion is rather liphi, and the clow oa
her cheeks is rather that ot pirlish youth than
of the full maturity of womanhood. Her jres
turcj are natural aud graceful, andishe takes a
lively interest in every topic that i presented
to her notice. A stron? individuality riiariv
her, ana, aJthoueh noihine of tho- conventional
actress is seen in her manner, it is not difficult
to ilivin that the emotions and sufrerinpi of
ideal bcirifi ill find in her a thorouph expo
nent. Hi i I'.ves and hair are not 60 dart aa
seems (itniij ro Italian birth, but they are beau
tiful, and well adapted to the requirements ot
the tragic stape.
The fervor of her feeliups may bo noted in, the
drawing-room, aud the spectator is prompted to
natural conjecture as to their intensity In the
arena of artistic liie, Whila In conversation at
the (rifth Avenue Hotel, a basket of the rarest
flowers, upon which waa seen, in red floral let
ters, the words, "Welcome Ri.-tori," was brought
to her. Thio tribute "excited her sensibilities
beyond description, and site said that iu all her
experiences this unexpected kindness, at the
moment of her arrival in a stranpe land, was
one ot the most atlectinp Incidenls.and shehoped
that it presatred success in this country.
Madame Ristori did not have the good for-,
tunc, last evening-, to obtain her trunks from
tr ollicers of the custom-house; but every pos
sible facility was extended io her. The auionut
of bappaae on board the Ptreir ctiuiprlses 105
boxes or trunks, and about 41) of these contain
the wardiobes of ihe various plays in which
she will appear. They are to be delivered thH
niornine. Meanwhile, nothiup will fx omitted
tint can prenare the way foi her successful debut
on the 24ih inst. Ar. r. Irlbune.
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