THE DAILY EVENING TtihEGItAi'fl PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1807.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
VOB ADDITIOWAL LOCAL ITSMfl K1 THIRD rAOB.J
A Robbfrt o Pour Thouhak Doiurs by a
Coi-okkm Bkrvant Oirt,. Mr. William Johu
iton, who ronldw on cuesnut street, nbove
Forty-nrst, had living with him a colored ser
vant elrl, named Anu K Miller, ai?otl '1$ years.
Mr. Johnson, In the early prt of the present
ynonlb, received money to the amount of
f10f7, of which $:i.i8 were In seven-thirty
coupon bonds, and the balance, J557. In United
Uinten no ei,
Having no place at his residence wherein to
eaiely kept this treasure, he placed It In a
pocket-book, which during tlie day he put
, iini;pr lock In the sxfo of the Chesnut and W al
nrtt Ht reels Passenger KallwHy Company, hut
at night was careful to plnce It under his pil
low, so that the least movement would awaken
Mm, Hut it never occurred, apparently, to Mr
Johnson, that business men ure llablo to or
Ket.fuliices, and will often leave valuables In a
decidedly exposed and nns;fe condition One
morning (the 12th Inst.) he hurt led to his busl
nes, 1. ttvli.g the wal ei under the pillow.
Ann Miller, whose province whs to lo the
Chamber work, espied the wnllet, and appro
priated it, with its content,. When questioned
Iiy the owner, who soon discovered his loss, as
to lis whereabout, nho feigned utter lunorauco,
bnt wis so fervent la her protestations Unit
suspicion wan aroused. Sergeant Maunders, of
the Thirteenth iJislrict, learulntf of the transac
tion, went to the house of one of Mist Millor's
friends, at a place culled "Woodland Terrace."
nd hud no sooner broached the snbfect than
the young lady, going up stairs, returned with'
me money, saying inui auq uad requested her
to keep It.
On counting the money only one ten dollar
bill was missed. Aim was Immediately taken
in custody, and was this morning committed
by Aldermen Allen to answer at Court, Her
lady friend was also held m a witness. It Is
nvt altogether safe to nllow money, in very
smaii or large amounts; to lie about in an uu
gutiided manner.
Ilfcl.FENSTKlIi'S HtKROOLYPHS.
Helfensteln's Hieroglyphs
STAnntNO. A Mr. Mower ia the proprietor
of a invetn which Is located on the corner of
Hf li and Cnllowhlll streets. Last night, about
12 o'cidck, the saloon was bereft of Us occupants.
Mr. Mwer took n chair, placed It at the front
door, and had mounted it preparatory to extin
guish! the light which distinguished his
building, when one James llrowu, coming
along, cried out, "There U the " ,"
and attacked him. Mr. Mower was pulled from
the chair, and when attempting to defend him
celf he was stabbed by Urown In the left side,
.Just above the heart. The wound is a very ngly
one, about two inches in depth, and very long.
It Is thought that if Inflammation does not set
ln.lt will not prove fatal. Crown, after the
commission of the deed, tied, and secreted him
self lu a wagon at Tenth and Canton streets,
-wnere ne was arrested this morning. Aider
man Toland committed him to await the result
of Mower's Injuries.
New Publications. Mr. A. Winch, No. COS
Chesnut street, has forwarded to u London
.Society, St. Jamcn,Tcmle Mv.and Vornhill maga
zines for May, which are all unusually excellent
In their literary contents. Mr. Which also
-pends the latest received numbers of tlxe London
Illustrated Jfnii and other papers.
. ; General Harry White has our thanks for ft
copy of the "Report of the Adjutant-General of
Pennsylvania for 1F85," unabridged.
Hon, Isaac Newton, Hon. Alexander Delmar,
Hon. Leonard Myers, Hou. Charles 11. Bucka
lew, and Hon. Charles Sumner have our thanks
also lor inapy publ'c documents.
' ' "Elizabeth" at the Academy To-night.
Mrs. General F. W. Lauder makes her first ap
pearance this evening. In her greatest role, ono
In which she Is destined to make herself
.famous. The play it admirably cast through-
' fr All fa V V V J Km V VI V V. .4 . AAA W LJ Q V I 1 V
aisuDuisneu person wno are expected to oe
preeeui in is evening are uoneral Ueorge Ci.
Slonou McMichael. General C. H. T. Collis,
uenerai Jiorouo wates Hicgei. JKear-Admirai s.
T. Case, ll'me Nathalie Hellg. and others. Seats
and tickets can be secured for any or all of the
performances of Mrs. General Lander, at the
Academy to-day, and at Trumpler's, .Seventh
. and Chesnut streets.
IIelfbnstein's Hieroglyphs.
, - Helfensteln's Hieroglyphs.
The Rev. Dr. Willitts, who has lately ac
cepted a call to the West Arch Street Vresoy le
rlan Church, Is advertised to lecture to-morrow
evening at the First Baptist Cr.orch, of Camden,
If. J., on the subject of "Sunshine." A delight
ful moon II eh t ride across the river, a splendid
lecture, and excellent music by the choir, and
an opportunity of greeting the genial Doctor,
will amply repay me many taut, win uuuuu
cross to "the Jarseys."
Assaulting a Woman. Cieorge Halfinan
was arrested at Eleventh and Sergeant streets,
mtpH.T afternoon, for assaulting a lady, with
out any cause whatever. It Is alleged that he
knocked her down, beat her, and even kicked
r in t he breast. Alderman Jones this morn-
Inn committed him, in default of $800 bail to
answer.
An Outrage. One George W. Murray, aged
twenty-nine years, residing at No. 13U8 Dorsey
street, was arrested yesterday afternoon, about
half-Debt five o'clock, lor an attempted outrage
nn tl.a nerson of a little girl, at Third and
Catharine streets. Alderman Tittermary com
mitted him to answer.
A Terrible Rehclt. The physicians state
that the old colored man who was thrown Into
a bed of mortar yesterday, by a white man,
wii irA ilm slirht of both eves, as the lime has
burnt them so seriously ns to destroy the outer
coverii g of the orbs. Full particulars of the
deed on the third page of to-day's Iklechafh
IlKLFKKSTEiK'd Hieroglyphs.
Helfensteln's Hieroglyphs.
The Final Examination of the Senior Class
of t he Department of Arts In the University of
Pennsylvania win commence io-uuy , uu cuu
tnn on the 22. 23. 27. !i8. 29. and 30th Instant.
The examinations will embrace Investigations
Into social science, astronomy, physical geo
graphy, moral philosophy, the classics, Euglisu
literature, etc
Disorderly. Robert Arnold, an old offender,
o,i ninoiwn war arrested bv Ollicer Shivers,
at Nineteenth and Spruce, for being drunk,
disorderly, and Inspired with a malicious
spirit, which caused the damaging of several
v nilnVH in Lilt? ueuiiutti uiiuu. muci .uuu
Swill committei him in default of f-500 ball.
A Batch. Bally Bernard, Jenny Lynd (not
the lamed songstress;, MBrjniac,im ouuj
. . ,1 i. (l)Ui..a Ii;iuri.
Vniii. and Younn. at Seventh and Lombard
treeis, for evil conduct. Alderman Swift held
them In J100 ball for their future good be
havior.
Disorderly tavern. John Haywood was
arrested yesterday for being theosiensible pro
nriutnr of a tavern which, when filled with
drunken revellers, caused great annovance to
-the citizens in the vicinity of Second and Filler
streets. Alderman Clouds committed him to
answer In t00 bail.
Assault and Battery John Qomby, who
n of a nartv that assaulted Olncer Mc-
Adams while In the discharge of his duty, was
or.isd vesterdav at Second and Fitler streets.
'Aldermen Clouds committed him In default of
11200 bail.
Reckless Driving. John C onway, who re
sides at Lawrence and Master streets, was
at. Mnider and American streets, on a
.,..r.m. issued hv Alderman Shoemaker, for
reckless driving. He was held In tlOJO ball to
appear at court.
Stealing Chickens. Alderman Butler, this
morning, sent four small boys to the House of
Kefuge, Tor stealing chickens from a market
wagon on the Spiuce street wharf, yesterday
Afternoon,
Aw AaaAnT.T. Thomas McMenatnin, residing
in the Twenty-fourth Ward, assau ted a lady
three times yesterday afternoon, in order to
le vent to Lis spleen. For this Alderman
Allen committed him.
Drowned. This morning, an inmate of the
Almshouse, while rambling about the shores of
AMmv'-lll. slipped in and was drowned.
IIKLWS niTJJJ- j,
Tub Irsanr Th Twbntt-firbt Anitua
Mkhtiwo or ini Aaao.i tiow or Mbdioai,
KUPF.RINTKHnr,NTH OW A"KRIOAW 1 NSTrTCT-
tionb fob Til a I nba wit Th.'s Association held
Its annual meeting In parlor i of Continental
Hotel, this morning
The following gentlemen are thO officer of
ihn AsHoclatlon: Dr. Thomas H. iTIrkbrlde.
rtiiladelihla, President; Dr. John I. 1,'utler, of
if art lord. Conn., Vlce-l'resldent; Dr. John Cur
ren.of Ilarrlsburg, Pa., Secretary: Dr. O. .M.
1 m..u.. r i'i..ni..,..n
There was present a large attendance, nearly I
every asylum in the United Stales belns reore- I
senud.
The meeting was presldod over by Dr. Kirk
bride, the President.
The minutes of the last meeting were read by
the Secretary. Dr. John Conover. They had
been prevloUMiy adopted.
Letters were read from several members of
the Association, regretting their Inability to
attend.
Dr. Nlcholln movrd that the President ap
point the ciistomaty Business Committee,
which he did, as follows: Drs. Curwen,
Worlhlrgtou, and Peek.
Dr. Nlcholls al.o moved that the President,
at. his convenience, appoint the usual Commit
tees, each to consist of three members, on Kilo
bit Ions, and designate the lluio and place of
next nif ellng. Adopted.
1 lie Pres dent stated that be had received
letters from the Mnnaccr of the Pennsylvania
Hospital, offering the facilities of the hospital
and the library, also a room as a Place of meet
ing for the Association, and from the
Guardians of the Poor, inviting the mem
bers to visit Hint institution during their
stay In the city; also one from the
managers of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the
Insane, extending a very cordial invitation to
the members of the Association to visit that In
stitution on Thursday next, and hold their
meeting there, and pass a day In and about tho
Institution; also from the managers of
the Friends' Asylum for the lusaue, at Frank
ford, through Dr. Worlhlngton, Its Superinten
dent, Inviting the members of the Association
to visit that Institution on Friday next.
On motion, a recess of fifteen minutes was
taken to enable the Business Committee to
report.
A communication was received from Dr. H.
M. Ilarlln, Superintendent of the Maine In
sane Asylum, giving bis views upon the follow
lng question:
Does the urine necessarily undergo a change
In its composition in persons afTuctu J within
banity In any of its varied fo-ms f
Several ol those preseut, upon request of the
President, gave their views and experlonce In
different oases.
The communication was then laid on the
tnble.
A Committee on the Treatment of the Epi
leptic Iuanne, which was appointed at the last
meeting, the Business Committee roported
was not present, and the latter committee
asked to be continued, which was granted.
Dr. McClintock, of the Illinois State Hospital,
then read a r&per in reference to the reoeut
d flicultUs In the Stute of Illinois In regard to
the Insane.
At the conclusion of the reading the Presi
dent said: The paper Just read is certainly a
mc st interesting and imp rlantoue, in which
I am sure not only every in sinner of this Asso
ciation is Interested, but every individual
member of the community, and every one who
is liable to strlfer Irom mental affections,
as every one is, and all their friends
are certainly Interested in this suhject. It is
one that has affected mot painfully, I am
sure, every one who has felt for the best inte
rest of that unfortunate class (the insane), and
j leei sure mat the Association will thank
Dr. McFarland for the trouble be has taken to
prepare this at the request of his fellow
members. A free Interchange of views then took place.
At 2 o'clock the meeting adjourned to meet
again at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The African M. E. Conference Proceed
ings this Morning. The Conference re
assembled at the Bethel Church this morning.
Bishop Wayman presiding, assisted by Bishop
Qulnn.
After the preliminary exercises, theauestious
of the discipline were taken up.
Key. Stephen Smltu moved that the case of
Rev. Mr. Bulah be considered, which prevailed.
and a motion was passed to pay his expenses in
attending the Conference from the super
annuated fund.
Rev. Mr. Dobbs. of the M. E. Church, was
Introduced to the Conference.
The ordination vow was then administered
to the Kev. Isaao Parker, who was received
yesterday, by Bishop Wayman.
Several ministers who were absent yesterday
presented their financial returns to the Cou-
lerence.
Samuel Cun was reported by itev. n. Barney
for Deacon's orders.
The names ot several applicants tor mem-
beishlp were presented, and laid over on
account of their absence.
William K. JohnBon. George Washington,
Jacob Wilkeshelm, Peter Loper, Rev. Morris
Porter, and Epbralm Wilson were admitted to
membership.
The uev. Dr. Tayior, or me Amerioan uioie
Society, was then Introduced, and addressed
tne conference at, consiuerauie lengin.
Kev. John m. tsrown, tne corresponding se
cretary of the Missionary Society of the African
M. K. Church, responded to tho Uev. Dr. Tay
lor, thanking him for the great interest mani
fested in tneir enterprises. lue con
ference was also addressed by the Kevs.
William Moore and Jacob Mitchell, after
which a motion of thanks to Kev.
Dr. Taylor prevailed, and a committee was
ordered to be rulsed to consider the subject of
the distribution 01 tne tsibio among tne colored
people of the South. The following were ap
pointed on the Committee: Kev. Messrs.
Lynch, Smith, Weaver, Moore, and Gonld.
The subject of temperance was next dlsoussed.
the committee charged with that subject urging
the most rigid observance of the rules In that
respect.
A motion was men passed, requesting ine
pastors to omit their services to-morrow
evening, that all might have an opportunity of
attending the grand rally at the Bethel Cnnrch
in aid ol the liook concern and the Vhri.sttan
Xecorder. The following were announced as
the speakers. Kev. Bibhops Wayman and
Qulnn; Mr. Isaiah C. Weare. Kev. Stephen
Smith, and others. The Conference then ad
journed.
I. 0. 0. F. The Grand Lome of Penn
sylvania commenced Its annual session this
morning at the Odd Fellows' Hall, on Sixth
street, me cnair being occupied by Air. George
Fling, the Grand Master. The principal busi
ness oi tne session is the readme of reports, the
aiimlssion of new members, and the election
ui omcers 10 serve uuring me ensuiag year.
On to-morrow afternoon an otliulal visit of tho
Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge of the United
States, J. P. Sanders, will take place, and in tho
evening a collation will be spread In the Na
tional Guards' Jiau, which will be attended by
the representatives of the Grand Lodge and of
the Grand Kncumpment of tills Slate. A num
ber of distinguished Odd Fellows are expected
to ne present.
A Focl Act. This morning, at an early
hour, a new-born inlant was found In the well
of an outhouse on Slossen street, below Third.
An investigation will be held to ascertain the
particulars of the foul transaction.
We are Selling
Men's Cussimere Suits, all-wool, as low as $10-00
" better for 12 00
" 1500
Boys' " " all-wool, as low as 6 0J
r' " " belter for 7-00
Tfie.4 art all good, scrvieecAle garment, well
adapted to ordinary or buHnets wear. Advancing
from these, we have all grades and prices up to
the finest and best of French and English
fabrics, surpassed by none In tbe city in style
and tit, and made with especial care by the best
workmen in the city. Notwithstanding large
and rapldlsales. our stock is kept full and com
plete by large dally additions of fresh goods
Introducing all new styles as they appear.
llalj way between) Bennett 4 Co.,
Jt'ith and i- Towkk HALL,
Slrlnljlt. J No.518 Markkt sr.,
Philadelphia,
si nrl
No. WO Broadway, New York.
Economy should be practised by everybody
In all things. One dollar expended now In pur
chasing a bottle of Jayne's Expeotorant, by
those troubled with a slight Cough or Hoarse
ness, or Sore Throat, may save the expense of
a doctor's bill. A neglected Cough often ends
in Consumption. A slight Inflammation of the
lining of the wind tuhos, the usual symptoms
of which are a sore throat and a pain in the
breast, will soon lead, through want of atten
lion, to Bronchitis. A day's delay inay entail
months of sunering. iet tne ainioted try ut
once Javne's Expectorant, it is a standard
remedy, and Its curative properties have been
tested by thousands or persons wno nave re.
covered their health by Us use. Sold by all
Druggists. Prepared only at No. 2U Chesnut
street.
Ktokomt is Wbalth.
All-wool Suits ...fl0 Of
All-wool Suits, finer quality 110)
All-wool Snlts.stlll fluer 20 00
Fine French Black SnIU . M f
Extra do. do. do. 80 00
Fine Mixed Spring Overcoat 13 00
Th above prires will convince that wn aro
determined to close out our Immense stocks of
fine Clothing at an astounding sacrifice.
Origu. Van Ountkm A C.,
No. 704 and 734 M arket street.
New Method or pmokink Tobacco. "The
American Smoking Casket." Smoke drawn
up through ttie tobacco, not rtntim as In ordi
nary pipes. No nicotine. No gumming of the
low). Can be replenished while smokln?.
Entirely safe. No danger from sparks. Not
only a pipe, but a cigar-holder. Sold as low as
ottierplpes. Sold every where. P. A. Shell &
Co., General Agents. No. 125Somh Third street.
No. Ill This is the number North Foarih
street of Grove's Showcase and Desk Manu
luclory. All the work turned out by Grovels
made of well-seasoned wood, by the best work
men In the city, fome of whom have worked
for htm over fifteen years. Banks, Icounlinjt;
bouses, schools, etc., are famished with desks
and chairs at the lowest rates, aud ut the
sborUst notice
"Who reads an American book ?" Is a que,
tlon that has long since been triumphantly
answered to tho confusion of Its proposers, and
tt e query, "Who uses an American perfume."
can be ns satisfactorily replied to by Phalon A
Son. Their "Nlght-Kloornlng Coreus" Is to day
one of the most popular extracts for the hand
keirhlef that has ever been Introduced In any
country. lityield Maple.
Looking Glasses and Picture Frames.
Belmer A Co., Manufacturers, No. 6JI Arch
street, oiler the public a superb lot of flue
finished h oklng (fusses. Our work Is superior,
and we invite criticism thereto. Moulding of
all kinds on hand.
Tub Dkab and Pearl-Color hummer Hats,
propaied by Warburton, Chesnnt street, next
deor to the Post Office, are effectually venti
lated, easy to the forehead, pnd perspiration
proot In front (patented), and In point of sty la
and quality are worthy of the preference of
gentlemen.
A Refrigerator that Is not thoroughly ven
tilating is a nuisance. Sebooley's American
Kefrlgerator Is warranted to keep sweet and
free from foul odors, II properly managed.
Manufactured by E. 8. Fursou A Co., No. 220
Dock street.
The Great Kesort for Fine Confectionery is
at George W. Jenkins', No. 1087 Spring Garden
street. His Caramels, Bonbons, Fruit! Drops,
Chocolates, etc., are deservedly In the highest
repute, f oreign Fruits in great variety. .
Depot for the bale of Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes- Wringers, and Step
Ladders, No, 727 Market street, Philadelphia.
J. s. Lash a Co.
Perrons In want of First-class Clothing are
invited to examine the goods and prices at
Charles Stokes A co'b Keady-mnde Clothing
Establishment, under the Continental.
Pale of Desirable Furniture, on Thurs
day morning next, May '23, at No. 18 N. Ninth
fctrtit. Bale at 10 o'clock.
Buy youii Hats from Bourne, No. 40 North
Sixth street.
A Cure for Khktjmatism Worth Seeing.
S .Kilpatric k.No. 1744 Olive street, cured by Dr.
Fitier's Kenaedy. No enre, do pay.
Spring and Summer Underwear.
Gauze Shirts 81 to J3-50. Mclntire & Brother.
Gauze Shirts 81 to f.S-50. Mclntire A Brother.
Gauze Shirts 81 to S i 50. Mclntire A Brother.
No. 1035 Chesnnt street.
Spring Clothing
FOR
MKN AND BOYS
now ready.
LARGE A8SORTMBX7
and
LOW PRICKS.
WANA MAKER A FROWJ.
POPULAK CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
S. E. Cor. SIXTH and MAKKET Streets.
MARRIED.
BOON-DOYI.E.-On May 19. by Jlev. William.
CutliCHrt. Mr. JuBN BOON to Miss OKUROIANA,
youngest daughter ol Mr. John w. JJoyie, all or f r unit
ford. STOKES- PRINCE. May 7. 1887. by the Rev.
Geome A. Peltz, IIKN1IY t. STOKES to NEL-LIE C
uaugbler oiuenry t. rriuce.
T1LLEY COUNCELL. On Thursday evening.
May 16, 167, by tbe Key. D. Washburn. No. Sift 8.
Third street. Mr. ARTHUR J. '1'IL.LKY and SUSAN
(.'. t'OC CELL, all oi Philadelphia. i
DIED.
CARLISLE. On the 18th Instant, HUDSON CAR
LISLE, In tlie82U yearol his age.
Tlie relative and irlends ot ibe family are respect
fully iDVlted to attend tbe funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 135 S. Thirty-seventh street, West Philadel
phia, on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock,
COXHEAD.-On thellith Instant, SARAH ELIZA
COXHKAD, In the il7tb year of ber as;e.
The relatives and friends of tbe family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
ot ber fntber, William KCoxbead, ISO. 251 8. Eleventh
street (formerly of tbe city ot London, England), at
9i o'clock on Wednesday morning;.
OMEINER. At Norristown. on the evening of the
lath liisiaui, after a sbort IllDess, ANNA M.
UREINER, daughter of the late John Ureluer.
The relatives and friends of tbe family are invited to
attend tbe funeral, from the residence ot ner brother-in-law,
'William Wusser. No. Area street, on
Wednesday arternoon at 2 o'clock.
HARK INS. On Sunday evening, the 19th Instant,
JAMES H ARK1N8. In the 28th year ef his age.
The trlends ol the family are Invited to attend tne
funeral, from bis late residence, near Jferiou Square,
Montgomery county, on Thursday, May 23, at 2
o'clock.
HELLER. On tbe 18th Instant, Mrs. ELIZA, wife
ot Jacob Heller, in the 58th year of her age.
Htr relatives and friends, also Mount Ararat Lodge,
No 7 M. L., are Invited to attend the funeral, from
i be residence of her husband. No. I'.'O Marlnurougb
ureet, on Thursday atiernoon at U o'clock. To pro
ceed to Hanover Street Vault.
MAPPOCK. On the 19th Instant, WILLIAM L.
MAld)OCK, In tbeeuh yearof blB age.
Tbe friends and relatives of tbe family are respect
fully Invited lo attend bis funeral, from bis late resi
dence. No. 1029 Chesnnt street, on Thursday, tbe 2nd
Instant, at 2 o'clock, without further notice. Inter
ment at Laurel H ill.
POOLE. On the rooming of the 18th Instant, Mrs.
CAROLINE STEVENSON l'OOLE. lellct ol the late
A ndrew R. Poole, In the 67th year of her age.
Th.miKiiro nii fripmiHof tbe family are respect-
lully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her son-in-law, Henry 8 Hnnnls, No. 9i3 N. Uroad
xtreet, on Wednesday, tbe icu instant, aim o uiou
A. Al., wimoiu lunuer uumcv. v j.iwvw w
Hill.
STORY. On the morning of the 20th Instant, atter a
linterlna lllneBB.Mr. EDWAKU SlOltV, In toe 4i)th
y'0'yS.f .... ,....v, f th In mil V
imii. mvitjut tn Kitend lb funeral, from
his late residence, io. i uiiriirrth uu ni.-n...T,
the 2d instant, at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Odd lei-
lows' Cemetery.
t FSKS' IMPROVED WINDOW SPRING,
. I B'...k.tiitii. Uxr rnrilH and welubts. Is alterable In
its DrebMire to suit various wcikuv j smbm.,
ttieiii at any height without notches, Eor sale, Willi
a large variety of ether kinds at aTf AW,
No. 38 (Eight Thlrty-BTe) Market BU, below Ninth.
nvvilLTIPIT, N F K 11 I , K - 1 1 A S KM AKl'j
neatly ornamented, and contain four sizes of
neea es, eru in ii t)rw uuraii-.
l xnmlv. unit evttrv order r housewite
should have one lor Her worK-nasae. boio oy
l unr .. . v ..v. -1 ' - . - , ,
No. M5 (Tight Thlrty-flve) Market Bt. below Ninth.
rpHE COfl-WIIKEL CLOTHES-WRING Ml
other patterns, for such as pretyr them, are for sal. at
So. (Kight TUirty-five) Market tit., below WiDtb.
NSURE YOUR LIFE
IS THB
AMJERIOAIV
Life Insurance Company,
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THIRD EDITION
latest frcm wmhisgtow.
FECIAL D8rA(IHK3 TO ITUWOW TBLKOBAPH.
Washington, May 21.
The Injunction Cases'.
It has heretofore been stated thattb United
States Hupreme Court gave no reasons for dls
rnlssiDK the Georgia aDd Mississippi Injunction
bills, thus leavlngthe puhllo to Its own conjec
tures regarding the coarse of that tribunal.
1 he reasons have not yet been written, and will
not be known officially until the next term of
the Couit. I'.ut from what has transpired
since its adjournment, there seems to be
no;doribt of the met that the Justices who
denied the flUna; of an amended bill lu tne Mis
sltsippl case, did Koon the ground that It had
no lelevancy to the original bill, and was not
supported by proof that General Ord Intended
to kelze the property or the Htale; and, besides,
it was considered that It such a course slioui.i
be pursued by General Ord, Iha remedy would
be in an application for an injnnctlon aptrt
from the considerations connected with the
lleconstruoilon acts, as In the case of the Htale
of Texan, to which an injunction was granted
on the basis of the complainant, who prayed
that the writ mUht Issue to restrain the pay
ment of cert ahi Texas bonds represented to
have linen fraudulently obtained during the
Rebellion.
Tho Vicm General of Buffalo.
Toy, N. T., May 20.-ttov. Father W"Jhntn
has been appointed Vicar General ol this dio
cese, in the contemplated abonce rf Bishop
Couroy in Europe.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from the t'int I'age.
LISTRICT COURT Judge Ktroud. Edmund Web
sti r vs. John Amblesun, administrator of Joseph W.
Mo. rn, (.'ceHSHl. An acllon on a mortgng. Tbe
ileti nse alleged payment of the whole amount. Ou
trial,
MmTWICT COURT-Judge Hare. Erasmus Janett
vs. VYIIIihih C. Jeweit. An action ou a promissory
noie. Verdict for plalntltl', 648vo.
Fialieriy vs. Flaherty, lluiore reported. Verdict
I'll plHIIllIU, (3(100.
Tyler vs. ciuliugher. An action on a promissory
nn. Verdict lor Hintlll", 4(T :iS.
COURT OF COMMON FLE Art Judge I,n-il(vy.
Miscellaneous motions, rules, etc., were before this
Court to-day.
COURT Olf QUARTER BE9SINS-Jndge Beew
ster. Tbe morning heisiun was taken up with a
blgsmy case.
ine aeienoam, uarvey n., Aieyers,- was cnargea
wllb bavlLS married Elisabeth Holler In Feb uury,
ana in April is8, bis legal wire being tsen still
living, married Amanda Volmer. Tbe urst alleged
marrmge was proven clearly, and the second almost
at plainly, tbe clergyman t o -1 1 1 y 1 1 1 n that be had uvtr-
riea a couple exactly answering me description oi tbe
deiendant and tbe woman be was alleged to have
married in April.
Tbe defense alleired that the defendant lial not been
suflicienlly Identified. Rut a witness testified that the
deleudaut introduced htm to Amanda Volmer as bis
wi'eala skating party.
Tne jury renuered a Vermel or guilty.
A motion was made in arrest ot Judgment.
OlBAIiD CoLLKHK ANNIVERSARY MEETING- OV
TUB Al.UMNI ADDKKHSRS OK KANE O'DoN-
itKLL, Esq., and Otukrs. The 21st of May
being the birthday of Stephen Glrard, the
graduates of the noble institution which he
founded In our midst have been accustomed to
celebrate the event by holding on that day
their anniversary exercises. Tne Association
of the Alumni held a business meeting at 10
o'clock this morning, in tbe College buildings,
at whicli officers for the eusulug year were
elected. The Association has about one hun
dred active members, nearly all of whom were
present on theoccaslon.
At nair-nast 11 tne customary addresses were
delivered, the orators being Kane O'Donnell,
Esq., of the New York 'Iribune; William Ward,
Esq.,ol Chester, J?a.; nnd Walter Johnson, Eq ,
of this city, all of whom are graduates of the
institution.
Mr. O'Donnell spoke at some length on the
education of children, claiming tuat more
womanly aid was needed. He referred to the
graduates who had attained positions of honor
aud trust, ana concluded as follows:
ArevounobUT Are you base? To these two nues-
tlous ail science and culture administer. What mat
ter If your brain be not as cunning as Machlavelll' or
Talleyrand', If. with y lue humility, you h.r. learned
the religion or reverence ana uspiration .'
j-ame seems a questionable prize, ambition a
doubttul virtue : but duty and sell-conquest o liar us
profound and permanent, Investment. Are you poor,
and do you toll ? Then, with cheerful beau take old
John Dekker's warbling consolation :
Art thou poor, aud hast thou golden Blumbers
O sweet content I
Bwlmmest thru in weal, jet slrkest In thine own
case i
O punishment!
Then be that Mitlentlv life's burden bears
No burden b?urs, but Is a King, a king 1
Work apace, work apace,
Honest labor halt a lovelv face.
True wlMloiu belong to tne nero wno is nis own
paymaster. Enough tbat under 1'rovldence we lultii
our lJatw-citiiensUlp witk the human raco: that we
end-.-CTr to build "not fume, but godlike souls."
Why should our Ideal of youth be fe versa with tbe
appetite tor reward, and lose a noble self-possession?
"hay not that t'wsar was victorious,
With toil and strife who stormed the house of fame.
In otber sense this youth was glorious,
Himseir a Kingaom wiiereeoeveme came. -
It is a trite Baving. that we must Hud in our own
beans true sovereignly and reward; but It renews
Itself with vivid truth. I" "nuimoi must build
serene empire. Wealth and love and science and
beautv, distilled tniougn tne aiemnic oi suiieriug,
yield us but one final tieasure simplicity.
Here then, is tbe solvent or a true lite. Friends, we
may not be great or rich, but let us endeavor to be
slm lie. to be true. Do you remember the kind, good
Thackeray's prayer, "Be eacb, pray Uod, ageutle
man"? With such thoughts let us faithfully serve our
destiny and our ftllow men, feeling that the world is
our nome ana uon our intner.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon ine annnui uinaer
of the Alumni is given. This is usually an oc
casion of great good cheer and hearty rejoicing.
The table is burdened with the choicest delica
cies of the season, the repast being varied oy
toasts and appropriate responses. Throughout
the day the Liberty Cornet Hand discourses
musically In its effective style.
J5TUNI0N PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, E. D.
OFFICE, NO. 42 WAISIT TBEET
rniLAUELi-niA, May 21, 1667.
The INTEREST IN GOLD, on the FIR9T MORT
GAGE BONDS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY. EASTERN DIVISION, .DUE
JUNE 1, will be paid on presentation of the Coupons
therefor, on and after that date, at the Banking
HOUSe C't . w wawwji a jt, i n
No. f 3 EXCHANGE l'LACE, New York.
(Signed)
li 21 tuthslut
WILLIAM J. PALMER,
Treasurer.
BEDDING
IFeatber Varerioue,
TENTH STREET, BELOW ABCU,
11 enallllal Pa&thAr PA Tint.
.tur. m.nA VlUiiaia KLru.. II link. lilUr. KUd
and Bed QuIIW, of all kinds. MarswUleti Ooun
terpanee. of very handsome patterns, Irom the
ui.rinu itia aud tiurluii (jots. Iro Bedsteads
ofallslr.es.
Cll VKt M ClSllJUflB naalB Ml orunr.
a ii Kouda sold at the very lowest market prices
always .trna uTTTnnvw
Below rch.
every quriiuy. lxuiu iu uutPiiwt w
ROn ARCH STREET. 600
NKW C09IBINEB WATER COOLEB AlfB
BEFBIUEHATOH, 1W'VU.
HENT' liLACUlHa TABEEM,
JCK CBEAM FBEEZEUS.
GBITFITII A MOE,
0 NO. 0 ABCU ilBEEt
CKT THE BKBT TUB HOLY BIBLK HARJ
T Ing's Kditluns Family, Pulpit and Pocltet Bllile
in beautiful styles of Turkey Morocco and antliiu
blurt num. A new edition, arranged for pUotoKrapbt
u4(rulttl Qf fiuuiilea.
iiwi "muwMi w itARDINQ, Publisher,
No. tit CUKbKUT btrewt tmlow Ifuurttb
FOURTH-' fc a? J T ION
FROM WASHIWGT01 THIS IFTEnXOOl,
Washington; Way 21,
8PRCIAL DESPATCHES TO ITONINS TEI.BoKiPH. J
Booth's Diary.
The Intelligencer publishes Booth's dl.try, but
as its brief contents have been mostly autlci
pated. It crested eeneral disappointment, In
View of tbe noise which has been made about!.
The President Solsr to Boston.
Washington Commanrtory, No. J, Knights Tem
plar, held a Communication last e-voning to
conler concerning tbe ontetnplatexi visit to
IJoMon. A communication-was received from
J'M'Mderjt Johnson, In whifti he Inlet-that he
will visit Hoaton on thr occasion, should
nothing transptre-ln the meantime to preveut
Irs rtoli g so. lie has not decided, however,
whether he will make the journey by Tailor by
water.
Return of Utncral Clrant.
General Grant returned to-day. A sertn-e
storm preveuted bis vteitlng Apt ouiatiox Court
House.
Tbe New York'JHoney Market.
New Yonic, May 21 There is a rumor on tne
slreet or the failure of Kroier, Trenholm & Co..
in KtiRland, for f4,no.OH and in consequence
Bold has gone up to 131.
A HUNT FOll ' JUAREZ".
trip of mr. Campbell's bkmieh of dispatches
HIS INTERVIEWS WITH
AND JUAKKJT.
JYom the New Oi leant Pieayutv, May VS. '
Among the arrivals In this city this morning
was Air. White, the swift messenger hou lo
Mexico by Mr. Campbell, In accordance wltli
the Instructions of Mr. Howard, lie brings
sealed despatches to MlnUler Campbell from
President Juaiez, the content of which are
unknown. Arrived at Urownsvllle, he wrote
out lor the Ranthero nn account of his trip,
from which we make the subjoined extruots:
Cros.tlng the Itio Uraude, irom Browuivllle to
Matamorns, Mr. Wnlte Immediately had an In
terview with General Berrloznbul, theGovernop
of Tamaullpas, whom be describes as a lare.
stout man, about thirty-five years of age, of
quite dark complexion, intelligent counte
nance, full whiskent, and n perfect gentleman
In his address and general "make-up," and
peaking broken English. General Derriozabal
immediately gave Mr. White a letter, accredit
ing him to General. Gomez, commanding at
Monterey, and ordered a mounted escort to
accompany him lo the latter point.
lie lelt Mnlamoras on Monday, April 15, ftud
ariived at Monteiey the evenlugof the ltiui
dlftante, 275 miles. On the evening of hU arri
val, Mr. White bad an. interview wltbj General
Gomez, who Is a small, lightly-built man of
about fifty years, of dark complexion, with a
clean-shaven, Intelligent fuce, aud who speaks
no English. General Gomez gave him all the
uerei-sary Information in uu ailable and gentle
manly manner, and ou the morning of the 17tQ
Mr. vt into renewed nis journey towards sau
Lnls by singe.
INTERVIEW WITH .ItTAKKZ.
Arriving In San Lult on Sundiiy evening,
April 21, at 4 o'clock, Mr. White immediately
delivered his despatches The next day be hud
three interviews with the heads of Govern
ment, including President Juarez, ami a num
ber of bis Secretaries, and at 12 o'clock -on
Monday night had concluded all Ills business,
and was reudy to leave Tuesday morning ou
the return trip.
Juarez is a slow-motloued, stout, heiivy-bnllt
noun, about fifty years of uge; a full-blooded
Indian, with short, straight black hair and
eyes, a clean-ahaveu, broml aud course-feature 1
face, expressive of much determination and
general intelligence, and has a large aud well
set head, lie was dressed with much taste and
neatness, in black broadcloth, aud for a man oT
bis size and general "in Ue-up," has a good
address, and a most easy, if not to say graceful,
gait and carriage pt person. His utteranoe Is
slow, and marked with much decision; be, uow
' ever, speaks no English.
Mr. White was treated by Juarez and his offi
cials with much courtesy audcousideratlon; in
fuol, tbe deportment of tbe Mexican ofilotftll
with whom bis mission brought blm la con
tact, was ot such a character as would suggest
ine tuea inai it was intended to convey a favor
able impression of the Liberal cause and Gov
ernment, through him. In the United Hlates au
thorities. San Luis is a huge city of 60,000 peo
ple, wen supplied wnn goti water irom wens.
There are a number of heights around It, which
could be made excellent defenses for the city.
It contains a magnificent cathedral, Innumera
ble churches, ana a splendid theat re. The Gov
ernor's palace is also a splendid structure,
fronting on a flue plaza.
Air. winte maae tne ronna trip, i7uu mucs.
Inside of fifteen days, two days and three nights
of which he laid over at Monterey and Sun
LulB.
Death of ant Aged Newspaper Publisher.
II r. William B. Townscnd died at hU residence.
Clifton, Staten Island, at 6 o'clock last cvcnLDK.
lie was born in Connecticut in 1700, and had
attelued the ripe age of seventy-seven years.
Mr. Townsend come to New York as early, we
believe, as 1812. He made his start here as a
merchant, but in 1818 toined Theodore Dwlght
as tbe business partner in the old Daily Adoer
listr. In 1836 tbat well-known pper amila
mated ita tie recently established New York
Jtiwets. in which Mr. Townsend continued lor
nearly twenty years with tbe Drookses (one of
Dwichts beine still a writer on tne naperi, wnen
be retired to his place at Clifton, to take care of
bis real estate on the lswnci. ue was a gentle
man of singular amenity .of manners, amitkble In
temper, and liberal, but firm, in his political
views and consistent in nis cnrisuan oeannp.
He had been an invalid for several years, eon
lined for tbe most part to bis houne and ground,
nd was fully and peacefully prepared, for the
lat messenger. N. Y. Commercial Adoer-
iter, 20it.
Philada. Steck Exchange Salei, May 21
Reported by De Haven Bro., No. o B. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
200 Clty6s,New....M-lo2
t!xi) do.. New 102
15' 0 US I0-40S..CP Wi
UK,0I'aK2uiW M!i
t.Ao New JereyW...102?i
BKOOND BOARD.
IMOCItytis.New ...102 I .si(i HnntBT78 3fl
4u Oo-New.....l0lJ, iBh CarnA Am .129.
tWJO do..New lOI.'i liiosli I'euni. !.blu. M
t-uoO do.. New...... 101 7, loosnReaUK 61'k
nm do.New....loi.'Ii
B
E D D I N C
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION!
AT
REDUCED IItICli:s-3.
WHOLESALE. AND BETA II.,
MO 939 BIDOK ATESUE NEAB TINE T.
J. 0. FULLER.
3 23tuthsrp
QNE PRICE CLOTniNQ
JOHES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
one rmc
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 004 MAKKET ST.
ABOYE SlXTIf.
130 wlmflmfiD
FAFNFN -EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
birNliSS.-l',, invented to asHlHttbe
D
iferlnJ 1n eve'ry de"ee of deafness; alo. Resplrau,,
Hearing in every r , rrlllihes, supuilor to any
!SW-W"WnAU NO. 1.4 TKNTII
fcUet, below Chesnut. 5l'l
FIFTH EDITION
EUROPE THIS P.O.
Tho Latest Market Ropor ts.
Reported Failnre cf Frr.zcr, Trcn-'
liolm&Co.ConOrmcd.
tKl)0M, May 21 Eventnir. Ornol. 93.
Unttfd Slate Five-twenties, 711. Illtnola Csn
trol, 7GH. Erie Railroad, 42 f.
LrviBPOoL, May 215 V. M. !otton closed
quiet; slrs to-day, 10,000 bales; niddlinv up
landvlUd.; do. Orleans, Hid. Tbe Alancne ster
advices are lavorabto. Cora, 83. 4. Fnyl
sions quiet. Conimou Eoin, It. 3d.; line do.,
12". 6d. Spirits of Tnrnenline, 3j-. 3u.
Londo?!, Msy 21 Lvenina-. No. 1 D. fl
Bvgar, 2a. Scotch Tig Iron, 63n, 6d.
Failure of Frnzer, Trenholm- At Co.'
New Yoitr, May 21.-The Commercial Adoer
tistr ssjs tbat private cable despatches announce
tbe failure ot tho laree cotton Drnv ot tracer,
Trenholm A Co., and tbe report ia confirmed by.
the agents of the company in this city.
Heavy Failure in Cincinnati.
CrNomNATi, May U.Mcssro. Hlnde Porter,''
commission merchants, have- failed, cauied by
cotton pprcnlation", and bad Southern debts..
Liabilities, $170,000.
Assassination in Jlrooklyn.
Bbookltn,' May Jl. About 1 o'clock- this"
aorninfr, a citizen named William Bishop Carr.
while on his way to bis home. No. 197 Gold
street, was assassinated near his residence by
an ex-police serneant, named M. T. Skldmore,.
foTrncrly attached to the Forty-tonrtb' Preclnet.
The weapon used,by SU Id more was an alrgan..
UfficerDver happened at the moment to be -walchinR
Bsidmore. whom he believed to bo
intent on committing a burglary, and seeing
Carr fall, pave the assassin chase, and succeeded. .
in effecting his rapture. Carr was taken
to the hoBptial, whore it wa found tbat the ball
had penetrated his brain. There is no hone 'ot .
bis recovery. On Ski dm ore's person was found ..
asetol skeleton kejs, and he was disguised with,.,
a pair of lalae whiskers.
. The Presbyterian Synod.
New York, May 21. At the session ot the
Svnod of the Rctormcd Preabytci-lan Church,
ihis morning, the report of tae Phll.tdclphia
Presbjtery was received, and read. Accompany- -loir
the reDort were rrotcits and appeal by Drs.
Crawford and Steele, which were made- the--special
order for to-morrow.
GWARBURTON'9 IMPEPVED VENTI
laled and Kasy-fltllng DKl-Xa HAW (patented).
In all the approved fashions of tbeseason. CUJ&tiN UT
Btrcet. next door to the Ymt Ottlc. IH
11
JONES, TKMPLB A Cfl.,
F A 8 H I O N A B I. W HAT TUBS,
No. 2S a NINTH street.
First blore above .'hwitput street.
FOSTER,
FA8I110NA.BLK HATTER,
.13. XI A A A rjn.
No. 7 H. SIXTH Street.
4 11 6m5p
T McCALL.A'8 NH.W HAr STORBv NCNAXH-
Jit east corner of TKNTH auU CHUiiNUT Street.
The patronage of old customers of Chesnut street,
above fctath, and Chesnut street, above Klglitri, soll
clied. Call ana examine the largest assortment-or
UATS and CAPS In tbe city for Sprln. Every artlclo.
has price marked on it In plain tigurea. 5 p
BOYS' HAM AND CAPS FOR SPRIUG.
-The greatest variety, and at reduced prices, ai
NortheBst corner of TENTH anU CHtiiNUT,
yormerty Cbesnut, above blxlb, and Chesnut, abov3
Elgbtb. S4.-ptf
JOSEPH FUSSKLL,
Manufacturer of '
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, A I
No. i aud 4 N. FOUHTlf (Street.
4 17 2m5p
Philadelphia,
H
p.
c.
R.
I i Y"I O R,'
PEKFTJMERy AND TOILKTJ SOAPa,
NO. 64J NORTH NINTH BTHK Jt I1.
At Wholesale Unl' SlOBp?
SAUDLfcRY
AND .
HARNESS.
411 IiithsApl
FOR CITY AND COONTRI
Wholesale and Hetall, ,
Very Cheap.
Big Horse In tbe Door.
KNKA8S,'
k No. m MARKKT (Ureal
RODOKRS'AKD WOST EM HOLM'S POCK" ET
KNI VK8. Pearl and Btag Handles, of beaut inji
finish. ROUtiERM' and WADE b BUTCH ET
KAORB, and tbe celebrated LfcCOULTiUi liAA (lit
fcCllSISOKS of the finest quality. vam
Kazors, Kulvee. Bclxaors. and Table Cutlery Orf mnrt
And Polished at P. MACMitA'U, No. Xl& TIC) s i r
Street, below Chesnut. t) "Bpj
TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND INVALI'
The nuderslgned respectliilly calls tbe att entloo
of tbe public to tbe stock of Prime Older am i pur9
Cider vinegar for pickling and general rami T uao
bIbo, to hla popular "Tonic Ale," free from al Impa
rities, and endorsed by tbe medical faculty a u safa
and wholesome beverage lor weak and delldi uecou-
lilultniiH.
Delivered free or cnarge to an parts oi ne c -tty.
P. J. JORDi
NO. 420 PEAK B trJ
1175p
Below Third, nnd Walnut an i Dock.
pATENT WIRE WORK
FOB RAILINGS, STORE FRONTS,
GUARDS, PARTITIC N8, ET
COAL 6CHEENS, FOURDRINIKH W1B JUS, KTC
Manufactured by
tl. WALKER HONS,
1!7 ttaa No. 11 N. BlXT H Street
AMERICAN CONCRETE PAINT AND R0OP
COMPANY, No. MS NORTH THIRI Street,
Philadelphia. Economy, Promptness, Heliahtlity.
This Paint will preuerve all Woods and Meiafei, irsardl
against all dampness and wet, and thoroufctily.pre
veais all leaks. Old tin roofs are long preserved wltti
this Paint, KoofS or every kind, old shingles laic laded,
covered, repaired, and made perfectly tTght an ) war
ranted. All orders will have prompt attention. Woiax.
will be done In the beet manner.
S 8 imrpl JOSEPH LEEDS. Actuary.
F.moky I). ITobabt. Superintendent of Work. -
JHE CHIN CAR OR
AKTI-SEBTOCl
8MOKINC TODACCOI
The CHINGARORA TOBACCO grows from thvrfefei
soli of tbe "ORIENT," and Is pomeened of a foaA
llurly delicious flavor, entirely unknown to ttd
tobaccos f all other cltinee. But Its unpreeedBU
popularity has spruug from the fact cf the enure mt .
senceof that deadly poison, iVlx. whtcn. prmau
every other tobacco, and wblcb la the ene a4ot,
cause of the dtntres&W nervous dlseaeee, dyepepM.
Sib " which most Invariably. J0"""' V.thi S
tbe Indulgence of the pipe and olHt. A 'he J J
aualvaation of tobaooofrom all parla Of woiu, ak
the Academy of bclences. in Paris, the reow ea
uifim oi'tSi CH jmfAKOKA during ibe Ca .?
i.L and although we have beeu preased to supply
L demwd fc' "' delicious luxury to the ; ,etira5
Imnaer yet now P'eP'ed to oltor I' . u Uo
limited l quantities, at piVe much lower lb an lulu
Amlrlrin tobacco of a tar Inferior quality.
jl oouuolsneur has but to smuke the Any ertnan to
baooo and cigars, which are Invariably uihically
Hnvored, to be disgusted with the medio1 mal taHte,
which leaves a nauseous, unhealthy coetlnglu tbe
moutb, and ia time never tails to shatter the uervotia
yThenatlves of the "ORJKNT" smokn the CHIN- .
OA HO it A from morn till ulgbt, troin i-ouib toagn
and are happily unconscious ol the wild, dUlrwin
Ure which courses tbiougb tbe veins of the lubaitc
Of the lumes of tobacco containing Nxoottn. OTT
We Invite every lover of the weed to try tne uh jTf
OARORA, and guarantee unprecedented pleasur e 1
its delicious flavor. Bold everywhere at 1 per .
EDWIN M. COOK c CO,,
8jle Agent, and TOaffiJiS4
TOBACCO lor the United Sie ua Wjiuuum,
ud Dealers In all kinds or
Havana and Aerican Clffari Tobaoeoe,
MAIN DEPOT. fiuwf3m4p
NO, in PVANK mitts tiVYT TP