CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOB afITTTOKAI. LOCAL ITBVS BBS INSIDB PASK.
' Regatta ok thb Schdtlkill. To-raorrow
Vlll le the first day of tbe annual reKatta of
Ue Schuylkill nftvy- T,,e w"l open at
Y , MV by a content for the championship, In
BliiRie shel; between two members of the
i'enunylvanla Club.
At 6 o'clock, between the fonr-oarrl shell
lDk of the Undine Club, lour.oared shell
Hesperus of the University Club, and the six.
oared shell Bncheloror the Baohelor'sClub.
At quarter of 6, between the nix-oared barge
Thistle of the Quaker City dun, six-oared
barpe Irla of the Philadelphia Club, stx-oarett
barge Vesper of tho Washington Club, six-oared
barge Mlnrjelinha of the Malta Club, and slx
oored barge lone of the lone Club.
The Liberty Comet Hand haa been encased to
be stationed near t he martin point, which will
be a short distance above the (Skaters' House.
Spectators can take the Union, Green and
Coates. Fourth and Eighth streets while earn,
or the Hpruce aud Tine streets, o mnenllng with
the Fairraounl branch, Hhould the weather
rrove fine, a splendid display mar be exper led.
Easy access can be obtained by taking the Kaoe
and Vine streets cars.-
The second dav of the raoes will be Wednes
day. June 12. The third day Hattirdny, June 15.
On the last day, visiting clubs from Baltimore
and New Yoik will be present.
The most perfect arrangements have been
made by the navy to Insure the success of tne
regatta. The river will be cleared of boils.
The Liberty Cornet Band will be present at
eaoh day's race, and play from 4 nntll 6 o'clock.
Thb Numerous Friejtdi of thb Soldiers'
orphans will be gratified to hear that, notwith
standing the extreme dullness now prevailing
lu most branches ot business, the onlldren lu
the Homestead at Gettysburg are not forgotten.
Bubscrlptions of mouey, flour, sugar, crackers,
soap, coal, etc. etc., are being pretty freely
made. The agent has informed us that Messrs.
Evans & Watsou, of No. 24 South Seventh
Street, 1'hlladelphia, have just subscribed a
fire-proof safe lor the use of the Homestead.
This proteotorof tho valuable documents con
nested with the Institution was much needed.
It is, however, exceedingly trying to the feel
ings of those coucerued to be compelled to
reiuse the numerous applications now seeking
for admission (some very distressing cases have
of late presented themselves); but until mean
enough to enlarge the premises are placed in
the Treasurer's bands, not one orphan more can
be sdmiited.
Lists of donations will soon again be pub
lished. Meantime let some others of noble
mind come to the timely aid of those who are
earnestly desirous of carrying out this excel
lent design.
r. 11. Simons, No. C13 Sansom street, la Trea
surer. Brutal Treatment op a Hobbb It ib Beaten
to Ukaih.-A case has Just come to our notice
that will afford a good chance for the society to
l'reveut Cruelty to Animals to exercise them
selves upon. Lust Mouday DlgUt, a person
giving bis name as George Lay ton, residing at
Bustleton, hired a horse and carriage of Mr.
John M. Stevens, the keeper of a livery stable
at the ' Seven Stars" Hotel, In Krankford. He
then amused himself by driving nt full speed
back and forth between Krankford and Bustle
ton nntll a very late hour, when the horse aud
carriage were returned to Mr. Ht evens' stables.
The horse was In a dreadful condition, and was
swollen in great welts where It had been beaten,
and could neither eat nor drluk.it was so ex
hausted. This morning it died from the effects
of Layton's brutal usage. When the latter went
out with the team he took a new whip. When
be came back the whip had been used with
such fiendish energy upon the horse that It was
broken to pieces. Lay ton was arrested and
taken before Alderman Holmes. Mr. Stevens,
the owner of the Worse, which was valued at
$200, appeared against blm, and testified to the
condition in which the horse was brought back
to the stable. Lay ton was held In 8800 bail to
answer at Court the charge of cruelty to an
animal.
Akotheb Disgraceful Riot. The "war
spirit' appears to exert a powerful influence
over our firemen, Judging from the number of
disgraceful fights that constantly occur. The
last took place last evening about 6 o'clock.
Whilst the Weccacoe and the Southwark Eu
glnes were going to or returning from afire
they raced their apparatus, until they got
Within a short distance of Walnut, upon Fifth
Street. When there they stopped, and amused
themselves with getting np a first-clans fight.
Fists, brickbats, spanners, etc , were freely used
over each other's heads, aud a tin Irs were rapidly
assuming a serious turn, when Lieutenant
Goldy and a squad of policemen appeared upon
the scene, aud dispersed the oombatants. .Two
men were arrested, one of whom, giving the
name of S. J. Klwell, was held In tfoOO ball by
Alderman Butler, to answer the charge of riot
ing. Several men were hurt severely, but none
seriously, owing to the timely appearance of
the police.
Selling Liquor on Sunday. Margaret
Moore, who keeps a drinking saloon In fine
treet. near Elizabeth, in Frankford. was
arrested on Sunday morning, upon a charge of
selling liquor contrary to luw. About & o ciock.
Bunday morning an officer discovered a young
lad In a gross state of intoxication, and at the
same time beard the sounds of voices In the
bar-room, as if a party were In there drinking,
lie went awav. and getting assistance returned.
when the men who had been in the bar-room
bad gone Into the kitchen. They arrested Mrs.
Jdoore, aud those who were In her place at the
time acknowledged before Alderman Holmes,
at the hearing, that they had dru ok liquor after
12 o'clock Saturday night. Mrs. Moore was held
In $400 bail to answer the charge of selling
liqur on Sundays, and also selling liquor to
minor.
Horticultural Hall. The proeramme of
Hi iriand onenins concert Is replete with gems.
in l. minor hv Miss Rlchlnes. Mrs. Seguln.
Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Boudlnot, and Messrs. Castle,
Campbell, Edward Seguln, Veakes, aud Wylte.
The orchestra plays the "Carnival at Home, a
One descriptive overture by Berlioz, and Lach
ner's great overture to "Catharine Oornaro;"
and the Maannerchor bIdrs " Stllle Wasser
Kose," by Abt, and a "Hymn to Musio," two
beautiful choral compositions. The attention
nr nnnnniuMin is ilrawn to the wonderfully
drsmatlo quartette from Jiiaolelto, and the
grand finale to the first act of Jiose of Outue, by
ltalfe. Tickets are already lu great request at
Mr. Trnmpler's, Seventh and rjnesnut. streets.
Thb Masonic Asylum Concert. We would
Invite the attention of all to the announcement
elsewhere relative the second Concert to be
riven at Musical Fund Hall this evening. In
aid of the Masouio Asylum Fund of New York.
The array of talent Is large, and of a superior
a TiroKpnt, la guaranteed to every pur
chaser or a concert ticket, and the hlgnest prize
i. tmrattu-iien thousand dollars in money. The
price oi ticket", securing seats, Is only ouedol
L ThAv are to be had at Trurapler's. Seventh
and Chesuut streets. Do a charity and enioy a
n classical concert by purchasing a ticket
lor this musical soiree.
A Strawberry Festival, in aid of the Bud
ford Street Mission, will be held at Concert
u.n ,.r.ih nvenlne: or Tuesday next, the 11th
Instant. It will be remembered that some lime
luce a concert was given in aid of the same
if ..H. r. tmt the niaht was verv stormy, and
the loss of a large amount ot money was the
result The object of the festival of nextTues-.i-
hinr in" to make up for this loss, and
accumulate a sufficient amount to pay the sala
ries of the teachers employed in the Mission
L' ti.a Hertford Street Mission is doing an
nJ wnric. aud we sincerely hope that
their nroiected enterprise may prove successful.
r,K.Hirii thb University. The literary
societies of the class of 1HU7. at the University of
Pennsylvania, hold their clans-day exerolses at
the ball this afternoon at 5 o'clock The exer,
elses will consist of reading the class history,
by Alonro Fot.er l.ouglass; an oration by V 11-
Hani Walnwrigni man; kw"j, -"--
ilr:.. . .?..,. ni inn of the wooden sdooo:
.one. bv the class. The exercises
will be enlivened by music
Uohrs Wanted. OwiDg to the Lreaking-vtp
of a farm school nea, Washington th ilnuaates
r . Mr. George E. Stevens, at ro,
lay South Fifth street, Immediately.
Arrfst of an Alleoed Mohdkrer. Day
fiereeunt Walsh arrested William Hornkeltu.
liti alleBed .urderer of Colonel Middle, at
'rwentleth and Fine streets, yesterday atter
! wenuewi committed by Coro-
noonan nf mllrder. to
.raiaT MornaeTtu was arretted at
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PfflLAfifiLPlHA, FRIDAY,
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SliohV Firr. An alarm of fire was created
this morni.K about 8 o'clock, by the burning of
the roofs 0 two houses In liaddon plaoe, a
small court bat runs from Poplar, above
Hsventh street. The fire was extinguished be
fore it had gained muou headway. The loss will
not exceed 8100.
The Kfoatta on the Schuylkill to-morrow
of the Boat Clubs, will be a beautiful spectacle.
Persons taking tne steamboats at the l'ark will
have a fine opportunity of witnessing 11, as they
will lsy lu the s ream during the races.
Facts for the public
That we have unequalled facilities for con
ducting business to the advantage both of our
selves and our patrons, we submllthe following
truths well known as such to the entire busi
ness community :
1. We have abundant capital therefore,
2. Wk buy fok cahii kxci,u.sivly.
8. We sell for cash exclusively.
4. We have a business experlenco of a quarber
of a century, having been longer established
than any house in our trade in Philadelphia.
6. Our business Is thoroughly systematized,
the result of long experience.
6. We employ the best talent in all depart
ments: our garments are therefore unsurpassed
In Btvle, fit, or workmanship.
7. Our business Is large and constantly in
creasing. 8. We have and constantly keep the larcffRt
stock and best assort mont of Men's, Youths',
and Boys' Clothing in Philadelphia, which, for
reasons already mentioned,
9. We sell at prices in all canes guaranteed lower
than the lou est elsewhere; also, full satisaction in
every purrhase made us, or the sale cancelled and
money rcunded.
Jtial way between Benktctt A Co.,
Fifth and r Towbu Halt.,
tiixlhtits. J N0.6I8 Markbt ST.,
Philadelphia,
and No. (100 Broadway, New York.
Be on Youk Guard against the Imitations
and counterfeits of IIostettkr's Stomach Bit
ters, with which the pirates who make a (fit
honorable living by preying upon the sick and
suffering, are now endeavoring to flood the
markets of this country. Whenever these
poison-mongers are discovered they are immedi
ately prosecuted by the proprietors, whoexpend
thousands of dollars annually In tracing them
out and bringing them to Justice. Within a
short time Injunctions have been obtalaed lu
the Courts of the United States against a num
ber of individuals and firms, aud suits are now
In progress against several others, all of whose
names will be given to the public. But In spite
of the utmost vigilance and activity of their
detective agents, the undersigned are, of course,
unable to protect the publlo entirely against
piratical Imitations of a Standard National
Tonle everywhere In request, and as readily
convertible Into cash as United States Bonds or
Treasury Notes. They, therefore, as a measure
of precaution, direct attention to the fact that a
finely engraved label, representing St. George
and the Dragon, and a bf autlful proprietary
stamp, bearing the official endorsement of the
Government, appear ou every bottle of the
genuine Bitters. The article la further authen
ticated by a miniature note of band, with the
signature of "Hosletter & Smith," to counter
feit which Is a Stale prison crime. The true Bit
tkrs are sold in bottles only, and never in bulk.
HosTETTER & Smith.
The Gettysburq Asylum Gift Enterprise.
The following commendable arrangement lias
Deen maue Dy tne tsoaru or supervisors of tue
uettysnurg Asyium enterprise. Mr. wamuol ti.
Dlelil, Deputy Collector of the Second District,
is to receive all moneys paid lu for certificates.
and in case tbe decision of the Supreme Court
is ngainst tne corporation, every certificate
bolder will receive baek bis or her money. Mr.
Dlebl will deposit all the funds la the Pennsyl
vania Company for Insurance on Lives, aud
keep it there until the decision Is announced or
the first diawlng actually takes place. This
plan will Insure sKaiust lows, under any circum
stances, to purchasers of certificates.
TJPHAst'8 Frksh Meat Cork Another Cur-
TIUcatk. Mr. Luke Davis, Xrondale, Mo., under
dale of Jttue 1, writes: "Witu this you will re
ceive 8(i for seven bottles of 'Umiak's Fresh
M fat Cuke' for consumption. I received six
bottles of your 'meat cure' about four weeks
ago lor my brother. He bad taken two bottles
of It when last ''eard from, aud said he bad
received more tunetlt from it than all the
medicine be had previously taken. I also let a
woman have a bottle on trial, and she says she
has received more real benefit from the use of one
bottle than from all the medicine she has taken
the oust two years."
Price. 81 a bottle: six bottles for $3. Sold at
TJphsm's. No. 23 a. Kluhtu street, and by all
Druggists.
ErnwmfT 18 WEALTH.
All-wool Suits ..S10 00
All-wool Suits, finer quality 15 00
All-wool Suits, still finer 20 00
Fine French 11 lack suits - zo uu
Extra do. do. do. 80 00
Fine Mixed Spring Overooats 13 00
1 lie above urices win convince inai we are
determined to close out our Immense stocks of
fine Clothini( at an astounding sacrifice.
URIQQ, VAN UUHTBS Z U.,
y os. 7(M and 734 Market street.
Alt. of thb Crowned Heads or the Old
World in Council! but not one among them
arrayed in better taste or more becoming than
our great uncrowned people 01 tne iitw woriu.
We allude, of course, to those who buy their
clothing at Blokes & Co.'s, under the Conti
nental.
Tnit Sale or Pastels. Medallions, etc..
from the American Art Gallery ol New vork,
will be concluded this evening at Boon's uat-
lery, No. 1020 Chesnut street. The prices of tbe
two preceding evenings were very low. We
would advise all who wish a good painting to
attend the safe.
Gkoyer'h A Baker's
Highest Premlwm
"Elastic" Stitch and "Dock" SttUm
Sewing Machines,
With Datest Improvement.
No. 730 Ohcsnut Btreet.
Pine Old Winis and Liquors. B. Soott, Jr.,
will sell 10-morrow (Saturday) morning, at the
Gallery. No. WM Ciiesnut street, over (MX) demi-
J6hns of pure old wines, brandies, whiskies, etc.,
kll irom 1 tie oiu eBiHuimneu uuun ui rn, x . iu-
dleloi). Persons desirous of obtaining a good
article should attend this saic.
Photographs made of sick or deceased per-
ennu nt. khlr homes: also, of machinery, or out
door views. K. f . iteimer, rxo. oai Arcu sweet.
exhibits gieat skill in this prancn ot tne art.
watvr-Coolkh foh the Million. Refrlice-
rators, Moth-proof Chests, Ice-Cream Freezers,
etc . at E. S. Famhon t Co.'s Manufactory, No.
220 Dock street
TiirpoT for thk balk of liash'B Flve-Iollar
Washing M achines, Clothes-Wringers, and Step
Ladders, jno, hi Juarueii ntrnet, ruuaumiium,
Fifty different styles and sizes of Refrige
rators, prices from 87 upwards. K. H. t arson
& Co., Manufacturers, No. 10 Dock street, below
Walnut.
a Purs tor Khetimatism Worth Seeing.
S .Kllpatrlck, No. 1741 Olive street, eared by Dr.
L'liicr'ii Umi.lv- Nn nnrA. nn nil v.
r twf m j . , . 1 j
Buy your Hats from Dour ue, Wo. 40 North
Sixth street.
Bnuvvn TTkthtyiwicar.-
rwri. si -50 to ta -50. Shirts. 91 to 3 M.
lirawers, st ou to 00. rmirw, 91 iu w.
Drawers. 1 60 to J3 50. Whlrw. si to sa ou.
Mclnllre lirotuer, sxo. iujo uurauni sireet.
MARRIED.
Tft.TrrTNns PT7K. At Bt. Clement's Church, on
n.....ninliiil June 4. 18S7. b Us. K. (1. Cliurs, Mr.
WILLIAM lIEUMNGStoMfcCMAMUIK A., eldost
dauulitor of 11. A. Pue. Kq., hulh of this city,
1.EIDY TYNDALK. On tue morning or me sin
I tt.ii nimrr-h fir me AQVHni. Ot lll IlttV.
f'litiripM ia)khu. m r. v. - ,. . ...
LKIUY to Miss RUBIK TYNUAI.K, all oi tula city,
WFEK8-MANLKY. In Brooklyn, on Thuraoay
.rL?.i. .v.i,h ni.unL bv Rev. A. N. l.lttlelohn. IK
D Wli i.IAM II. WKEKH, formerly of PhlladelplUa.
KilflMJl'IA A., OlMiSiivw o w:i..t
M.ni. of llrooklrn. N. Y.
1 in u
WKIK-BROOK8.-OH the, evening 01 ''"
tahi. at the residence of t.S brlie's '"Cl'' .
Heights." by ths Rev. A , II. Lung. Mr. JAMES A.
wwiH Miss MAUY OHllOtiW;. dsUgUtljr 0(
DIED.
WCtLAiK8n',del,,r, n the ,th n,,t'", OEOROR
iue notk e' will be given of the ftinirsL ! I
FRANOKK.Ruildpnly, on Jnn I.IW.ANNATHE-
Kjf.fA, wlleof F. H. Kranrkc. unl US rnn.
The i-Aintl
I Ind ft-lu.wl- n . a . -
...... 't-v wienn ner funeral, irniu m rtnldnncs
of her hi.Hbi.nd. . W. corner of oirrd avmme aud
Vienna street, on Hsturdsy alternoon at 2 o'clock.
m?,riTil;.,lGV,0.n Mh lunt, ARCHIBALD W.
I.ltoY, need 20 years.
" reatlv" and friends are reprtnilly Invited
10 a!-nrt tbe funeral, from tbe reldnnoe ot Ills
brother. Hlewnrt Wcllror. Ko. 1013 H. Tenth street, on
Hniiu-day afternoon Kt 3 o'clock. IoCorruent at d
el lows' Cemetery.
1 h.'J'NR-)n the 5th Instant, Mrs. UDIi STONE,
In ilia 57th year ot her sg.
The reianvm and friends ef the family are rwipect
nilty Invited to suonrt tun funeral, iroui the rel'1ei.c
of her son-io-law, M. (lelsenbergT, No. 171 Poplar
street, on Katirrdny morning, the Hih tniaut, at It)
?. Tk: .8"leetlhHeoiid Bnptlat Church, Nswr
Market street, above Poplar.
WIRE IIANCINa BASKKT3, OF A VA
r . ot Patterns, and Hooks, Brackets,
Chains, KIdkb, etc , for sale by
TRTTM AN SHAW,
WO. 8M( Fight Thlrty-flvp MRrket tjU. below Ninth.
rri!E SEWING HOLDER, BY A SIMPLE
J. romprenBiire, Ifl equally bh elhnlnntand far le-
costly w,ai the Hewing litrd. Kvery lady's work
haxket should he fiiri.iiib.ed with one. For stile nt lbs
Unrdwnre Store of TItUMAN A SHAW,
No. SmXKlKhtThlrty-flve) Market Ht below Ninth.
FOR LADIF8' RINGLET3 AND CENTLB
men'sturls we have several alzea Plnchln nud
CuMing longs and Irons. We also have a variety of
OaufleriDg Ucissors and rink In Irons. 1
r m ,. . TRUMAN A BrCAW.
No. S3g (Eight Thirty-five) Market HC. below Ninth.
Nl JI3IF.il RESORT FOR C LOTIIIHU-
Wniniker &. II rowa,
The Corner of Wlitn and Market Streets.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IS THB
AMEKICAN
Life Insurance Company.
OF rillLADELPIIIA.
OFFICE, 4 18 Sp
S. E. CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT,
MUMMER RESORT FOR CLOTHING
IVtutmnker 4l Brown,
Tbe Corner of lztb and Market Streets.
WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
in all the approved fashions of the season. CHJetNU'j!
btreet. next door to the Poet Office. 9 15
SUMMER REMORT FOR CI.OTIIINU-
WMMiitker A Drown,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
JONES, TEMPLE & CO.,
FA8HIONABLK H A T T K B 8,
No. 2S a NINTH Btreet,
Ttrst fetore above Chestnut street. 4 9
MUMMER RESORT FOR I.OTHINU-
Wmamaktr 6b Brown.
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
11
FOSTER,
FASHIONABLE IIATTER,
11 SmlSp
No. 7 H. WlxVn Street.
HUMMER REMORT FOK t'LOTIIIXU
W auamaUer &, Brown,
The Corner of Sixtn aud Market Streets.
1"
JOSEPH FUS8ELL,
Mauulacturer ot
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
1"
jmo. I ana 1 iM. ivuui JB. tsireec.
4 17 2m5p
Philadelphls
SIMMER RENORT FOR CEOTH1NU-
wauitMker Brown.
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
M'CALLA'S NEW HAT STORE. NORTH-
' east coruer or IM I H aud uhjcsnu 1 siriwUL-
1 lie patronage or old customers of Cbesuut street,
above Hxtu. aud CheHnut street, above KiKhth, Boll
cited. l'KAHL and DRAB CAtiSIMEIlE UA'M, tor
DUiuuier. x'rrce, to anil fo. b f op
BOYS' STRAW HATS THE L.AROE5T
variety, and at reduced prices, at H CALLA'a
NurthexHl corner of TENTH and CHESNUT Streets.
f ormerly mesuui, bdovs oixm, aua cneauui, aoove
lguiu. 0 4 5p
11 STRAW HATS. EVERY NEW STYLE.
& at M'CALLA'S. JS. K. corner TKNTU and UHKJ-
js U 1 oireeis. eiopir
MUMMER REMORT FOR CUITIII.VG-
Uaaauiakcr at urovvu,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
H.
p.
C. K. TAYLOR,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET 8QAP3,
NO. 644 riOHTH WliNTH BTKJEH.T.
At Wholesale Only 5 10 Spl
SIMMER RESORT FOB fXOTHIXU-
Wutmtkir Urowu.
The Corner of sixth and Market Streets.
DEAFNESS.-EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
science aDd skill have invented to asxlst the
hearing In every degree of deafness; also, Respirators;
also, Crandall's Patent Crutches, supeilor to auy
others in use, at P. MAlAKlKA'S, No, 115 TKNTU
street, below Chesnut. 2 8 6pg
SUMMER RENORT FOR CEOTHIXCJ
Wananaaker at, urowo.
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
AMERICAN CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOF
COMPANY, No. 648 NORTH THIRD Street,
Philadelphia, Economy, Promptness, Reliability.
I'h is I'ulnt will Dreserve all Woods and Metals, guard
against all dampness and wet, and thoroughly pre
vents all leaks. Old tin roofs are long preserved with
this Paint. Room 01 every Kind, 01a shingles inctuneu.
covered, repaired, and made perfectly light aod war
ranted. All order will have prompt attention. Work
will be done in me Deal manner.
6 8 1mrpl jOMti'M lbjicum. Actuary.
Eiioky D. IIobart, Buperiulendeut of Work.
HUMMER RENORT FOR riOTHISG-
wsatnisKir urowu,
The Corner of Klxf h. and Markst Strsets.
TOODOERS'AND WOSTENIIOLM'S POCKET
XV KNIVES, Pearl and blag Handles, of beautiful
liuiBh. RO DOERS' and WADE & BUTCHKK'8
RAZORS, and the celebrated LECOUDTKE RAZOR.
BClMtOlta of the finest quality.
Unzurx. Knives, (scissors, aua 1 aoie iTiBiery urouna
and Polished at P. MADEiltA'ti. No. 115 TENTH
istreel. below Chesnut. 2 6 5t
SUMMER RENORT FOR CI.OTIII.VU-
w anauianer w. urown.
The Corner of sixth and Market Streets.
pATENT WIRE WORK
FOR RA-ILXNGB, STORK FROSTO,
GUARDS. PARTITIONS, ET
COAL SCREENS, FOCRDKIN1KB WIItECJ, ETC
jBJUliiitHurvTu vjy
U. WALK ER A HONS,
127 fm No. 11 N. H1XTI1 Street.
NUMMER RENORT FOR CLOTIIIKU-
wuimimrw urowu.
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
600
ARCH STREET. COO
REFRIUERATOHN
AND WATER COOLERS.
RENT BEACKINU T A L. E N.
NEW Flit E FKO D F Illtll TANS I.tc WAKE.
OHirriTII A JrAUE,
410 NO. WOO ARCH BtTREET.
KFRIGER ATOIt AND WATER COOLER
ESTABLISHMENT,
LAMP AND HOUSE-FURNISHINQ GOODS
NO. 017 MARKET MTREET,
Hpluudld assortment of; Bllver-PUted and Britannia
Wm, Table Cutlery , 1 ea 1 rays, nuioi bdi,iii ;
dru' (-ins. Coal Cll Laini aud Cnuudeliers ot all
dtsscilHious, wtolesaieauu nvin, at.
N. C. CO AT EN t
522 wfmlmCp
No,, 1T MARK ST StrooU
O-TT REFRlKAI'OBI Uol
bUlJUULCI o raianii
COBRroATKI) W 4 TEH COOLKR, THB
iKI'.Al liKSAf EI&S.
PACHEH'S ICE CREAM Fit EFKKS.
CHAMPION CLOTHEf WRISIEJtlt.
FIVE DOLLAR WASIhllNM MACHINES,
IltONINU TABLES. AT
WILLIAM U. HERN'S
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FOURTH EDSTION
The Indian War-Senatorial Excursion
Omaha, Jnne 7. A despatch snyg that the
report of ail Indian fight near tbe JNortu I'latto,
a day or two since, was a hoax.
The Henatorfnl party returned yiterday, awd
a erand banquet was given to thein last nlghC.
Wlillethe party was at tire end of tbo railroad,,
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DiRhU, which did preat dnmnge to fruits au f
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hen's ones covered the urotiud completely, and
remained forty-eight hours.
Ship News.
r Wilmisbton, N. C, June 7. Tbe tlireo.
niHsieu sciiooner Elly.aboth nnd Kleauor, loaded
wilh fruit and molasses, from Cuba for New
101k, is ashore 011 the Toi tuas, three wiles
uorthenst of the Western bar.
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
lUvrilinRK, June 7 Cotton qtileO at J7(o27So. fw
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Street and siiperline, Ilb-IKI. Wheat heavy; Peniinyl
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THE 8TANWIX HALL TRAGEDY.
Preliminary. Examination of General.
Cole-Ills Appearance In JallTestl
mony of Two Witnesses to the Shooting
Appeal of the Prisoner for Better Jail
Accommodations Disappearance of the
Letters, etc., Taken from the Deceased,
Ktc. Etc.
From the New York Papers of to-day.
Albany, June 6. The preliminary examina
tion ol (ieorge W. Cole, charged with the shoot
ing of Luther Harris illscock, a member of the
Constitutional Convention, atHtanwlx llall.oir
tlie evening of Tuesday, the 4th of Juno, was
commenced this luormur at 10 o'clock, at ttia
Jail in this city, before the i'ollco Magistrate,
Mr. 8. 11. H. rarsons, aided by Mr. John M.
Bailey, Assistant District Attorney. No Jury,
was empanelled.
The examination took place in the private
ofllce of the Jailor or sbeiiff, a small room, con
taming a writing table and desk, a bookcaie
with a couple of dozen law books, a lounge,
witter cooler, and some chairs. The prisoner
occupied a chair beside the table, aud bis coun
sel, Mr. William J. Had ley, soon eniered aud
took a seat by bis Mile. The magistrate and
AsHistunt District Attorney sitt at the table and
1 educed the evidence to writing.
Ucorge W. Cole, the prisoner, strikes one, at
first siKht, as being a man of some thirty-five
years of age, with a frame betokening st rength
and activity, and an expression of couiiteuunce
indicating quiet resoluteness ruthtr than a vio
lent or cruel disposition. He Is some five feet
nine inches in height. His hair is biaok,or dark
brown, his eyebrows well marked, bis noe
regularly siraieht, and his face closely shaven,
wilb the exception of a short black moustache.
Ji la beaTiiig was that of a quiet, sell-posstssei
man, who is placed by circumstances la a
dangerous position, which he deems lie could
not well bave avoided. From some acquaint
ances who stepped up aud shook hands with
blm. lie Inquired affectionately for his children,
dui lie eviuceu no otner tuara or eiuotiou. He''
wore a suck coat and pants of thick grey woollen
inuienui.
TSSIMONY OK JOHN KDDY.
The first witness sworn was John Eddy: he was ex-
sn.lt ed by the Assistant District Attorney, Mr. John
jm. iiaiiey, ana irsuaea as follows: 1 reside at Mil
lord, Otsego county, N. Y.; 1 am a member of
the Constitutional Convention; 1 board at the
American Hotel; on the nlsht of tb 4lh of June
I was at Htauwlx 11 all: I wont there about a
quarter betore 8; I saw Mr. liiscoclc there; I
II 1st saw him standing near the lira I pillar from
the clerk's counter; the pillar Is near the centre of
the hall, north und south: Mr. Hiscock was then
standing conversion with two other veuileuieu; one of
mem was air. ratrica: uoroett; laid not know tne
other eantleman: my Impression Is that Mr. Hiscock
had his hat ou: I Old not see Mr. Colu oouie Into urn
room, as 1 was conversing with auolher gentleman
Mr. Sherman, of Oneida county, a member 01 the
Convention; we were within eight or ten feet of Mr.
jiibcocK, wim my sine towards iiim and raulug
Broadway: my attention was first attracted bv
'the report of a pistol; at the Instant I turned, and
saw Mr. imcocK in tne act or staggering back,
with his bands extended and fulliug; I stepped
towards blm, but belore 1 could reach him h was
on the Uoor: he fell back straight, with his body and
limbs extended: at tbe same Instant that he fell
buck I cam LI a glance of the prisoner; Mr, Hiscock
was directly In range between me and the prisoner,
and as Hiscock full I first saw the prisoner with
bis bans falling to hla side; he bad a pistol In
11, and il stood directly In range of the prisoner X
looked lor a moment at Mr. Htseock: ths blood was
flowing from his wound and apparently fr. m his
doss and mouth; bis face was covered with blood;
be lay directly square on bis back; his mouth,
and nose ware full ot blood; I said, "He cannot
breathe: turn blm over, and let the blood out of his
tnouth." A gentleman took oil Mr. Hiscock's necktie,
and then he turned him over; another gentleman
took out bis pocket haudkerchler aud wiped, the
blood out ot bis mouth: be was apparently alive
or breathing at that lime; I asked if a physician
or surgeon had been sent for; I was answered .
that there bad been, and that be would be there very
soon: very soon he made bis appearance; 1 did not
know bim; be was tbe same as was sworn before the
Coroner (Dr. Havens, I believe; they called for a
Btreicher, and placed Mr Hiscock on It; they were
ooing wuat iney oouia ior ntm; tne aoctor was stand
I mere examining bis pulse, etc; then took him up
and carried bim to bis room: those are tbe facta
mainly which tell under my nnaervailon.
H. What do you say in relermce to Mr. Hiscock
speaking after be ws sliolf A. 1 did not bear him
speak aittr ths report; If 1 did 1 cannot say whether
11 ws ne or some one eise; 1 am uoi utsiiuguisa any
noise irom mm.
Counsel for the prisoner sain Be would reserve the
right to cross-examine the witueas If he, thought, pro
per to do so.
The notes of tbe testimony having been read
over to tbe witness, he uddvd : hubsaiiueiisly went
up to lbs room where Mr. Hiscock's body lay and re-
nuiueu mere until too coroner's jury was erganiaea
uid retired.
Mr. Uadley. counsel for tbe prisoner, cress-exam
ined the witness lu this conuwclloii, as lollops:
U. Did you see what articlies were takeik from tbe
pei son or Mr. Hiscock? A. I saw 1 lie articles placed
011 the table; I did not examine them.
Q. Who was It that search) his person? A. I think
It was the foreman of the lury with the Coroner. The
Coroner did most ot the searching of tbe fockeis, and
bauded the minus 10 u.a. jury, ana ineu iney.were
placed on the table; Mr. o)ger made a uuHnorandum
ol the articles.
11. What articles or pr.sers were louna upon Dim, as
nearly as you can recol.svj.? A. I saw ttKjm lake out
pupers.
U. Were tbey letterf. Jk A. I think there were some
letters and notes; tbay cwlied them aut; one would
reud them and then tbey would Iih eatured; 1 heard.
at onsBtave. ol a noieir aiooo. 1 ininic
0. I am asking nor about tne leiiem. you say there
were letters and 1101 ? A. Theiu wie paries ot pa
pers, whether they wuca notes or loiters I cannot be
Jjoamvt-,
u. il 11 1 ou see til J jinnuwouimux any ot mi oaoers .'
A. No. sir; lwai nut uear euonthjunJ was not anxious
to see them.
u. were there ny cams or pnoiograpus found on
him? A. I did btt otiserve an y.
U. Do you knaw whether lnie were aDy found oi
Dim or not r a. 1 uo not.
11. Did you near 01 auy pnciocrapni or renames hair
Imr been found ou bis Dernou.r A. I did not: 10 v atian.
lion was not i.u limi utrectin at tnu iuu; tuere luaT
bave been wiliiouvmy know ing it.
y. Do you kupw whether there was a silver matnh
box found or: Lis person ?- A. I do not' I noticed that
ttie papers were an examined by these parties, aud
that a uierroraodum of ibe contents was kept.
U. Did you say that Uenator Fo'ger uiade a memo
randum of tbe article? A. Yes, sir; he was engaged
lu doing taat as iney were named over,
TKTlMOtfY OF CORNELIUS L. AI.LBX.
The ncjtt witness was Cornelius L. Allen. Ho ws
examluud by the Assislaut District Aturney, anu
testlued, as lollowat I reside in rsalem. wiuiu
and was exaaalnlug
th
register hBd
friei.dwhom 1 was eapeotlrig- I hft'i a"u "" "rr
IhoexumluaVou wtiau 1 beard Ihe "P.0 "medielV
apDareotly very cloe to o;y re,ri,,f- n the llooi
tuiiied round anaeawageu
on li sbscs, with hie feet (wit" , iy irom all
to th. noria; blood was gu. Tmo'li
parts ot liis tat. quite profusely;
from under bta right ,,f i, breathing, aud
the gentleman PPf'e? observed blood on the
struugliug somewbB , x B01U9 oua
boaoui of bla "'fi'.j wher the maa lay; on
talking a few leet north el w r maB w(jo(u
easting my eyes two others: etie or both
I dlu not know, b "'Ini by the armi the man
of then. bd boW uWvel,f p,8U)l ,t1Uhand'
whom ' "Tier ni'y attention was directed to him t
7er'hm .xoln'. balman fpol' tlng I thiuk.
tiwKds S wttr lu m" Uy 'M tu
county: i am a aerate 10 mecoiistiiuiiouai Vv ,,,i
lion: 1. board at Cougress Hall: I waa at Bianwlx iiau
tbe evaiiing 01 tl 4th: 1 wsul there not far from eiS'ii
o'clock; I Hliepped Immediately ap 10 th clerg s oesa
. ... nd for "was one of my host friends:" I do
best ffia. -tthe expression; It was either one or the
not recfrlk be ontrnged my wife while I was gone i
other), bttt ,e word attracted my attention; that
the wan U , t- - he outrased my wife while I was
word I reeo1li that Is all I beard; ths man with too
gone to thai d made the exclamation,
pistol In h In han. n the prisoner? A. I cannot say: I
14. Wiuthntrnt man; I did not kn' w him belore:
eannot Identity tb crowd collected, and the man
there was a grrwl ... I remained a little while alter
pafwrd from my sib. -amlnlng he scene where the
wards In the room k ,at ln 1 know or beara: my
Centleman wss shut' U . When I heard the report,
ark was to ihe deresv. reserved bis right to cross
Counsel tor thp pr)sont
examine the witness.
ssss present on the part
There wre no othcrWltiVt
eftbepros-uilon. ,A ACcommodatiom.
pi'i.ictioii ron Btirn ' ,, .
. . 1 , k p risoner, applied to the
Atr. Hadley, counsel ffUl'V r.modatlofis assigned
ni5lsiratetolsy belter' n't 7 wuCb h was now
an... a m, inu.1,1 lun. r'l.f4.
tunic " v. .. ..tu v i,..:ti. j i, i 1
10 lilm a pfnper 01 e, rd that co?AMK
Insndett cnmpllsnoe wltH It.
humanity de-
rosecutlon was
Mr. jiaitey iiaiea tust, o rr ttsrrf-vi ni,,.n ir
concerned, lih-te was 110 ohjectlon x lJ the tall
awy more stiilnhle place rtuld be f"fn Uini iiiimU
He did not see any iiecesshy lor the i t101 exauu
B'lo"j .x iv the tailor
Vr. Hndley sain he nsa otrn iniorrrrTv nri (toi
iuI abetter romft CMild he Hsslgned trU- ."st,' iy of
th
puitlnghlm In any other place than thecC'N
Cole had been wounded In the Tervlce of irfs '
and wns entitled to whatever n'lderallcVf
to thatjiact, and to his course of eimduc ferW
Cleiieral
country,
was due
- years.
, be had
-y best
Mr. lialley slated tnai, trrespe'nve or wisv
no oijecllon to the prisoner having the 'vA
quarters the Jail could afford, ConTtBUJUt wifhh
is sate
cuHKtdy.
Mr. II
lad evssEed that the msrMrste o'l4
ma
th at
trlct Attorney would bcklnd'enougto t surt
lo me jailor.
The boerlff entering the room at the lime, W
nnlred ot In relerence W the jil accowimoftr"
Imi sain tlipre was no snafw room to wn Icti ttil' l
trier could be removed the three up- saalrs reA
beng occupied by debtors ntid female prt mors.'
The prisoner, having acten and obtied leaV '
mvke a hlatemenl, related how his l,br- hsrt "
shot under blm, and lallerp npon hlm.Trt'riihlncri
how-fls until they protrudedf bow be ha I H-n plcM4
up for nead, tied on his norland carrlftrr Home dNfc
tnc InitliHt way: how he eoniimled In-th at confix
lion fhr iwo days, until part ef his bowels a loughcrll
off : how aver since the slujhw: moveinert(rnegleo
CHiisa r aim dangerous sntlerlnsX and bow the greatenta
rare was uecessury ln order lb a ae might not lose blao
lile. . ,
After farther discussion aeU' Constflerwllnn.' the
Jailor sted thst he would try and make some tern-
pi-rary ariangement fur the better arxximmjtatlou off
tbe prlHoner. (
WHAT B30MB OT THK AaTTCLXS VAKJCN iKOMTawC
llKCJCABtlt. '
Mr. Olll-nple, tbe Coroner who had bei'd tb -Inquest
on tbe body of Mr. Hiscock, being ra Ih'b ro ran. was
Inquired olby Mr. Hadley wnal bad b -come of the
articles taken tiom the person of the d'er-s ased ? '
'1 he Coroner replied that be had delivered them op
to the hi other ol ihe deceased, Eransv, ' 1
Q. When?'- A, "i'eslerclay morniug. 1
Q. Did yos lake auy receipt lor the ar ticles f 'A.1
Ia.il.
U. Will you allow me to see It T A. S .wlll Iftbo-Dls
trict Attorney baa no objection. I do-not k now that
1 have any right o show It.
'J be Assistant Dlstr cl Attorney rorrfarkB 4 that he '
listl nothing to do with It. 1
l lie Coroner, alter searching his pocliets,4U vtod tbat
Be had not the receipt with bliu. '
Mr. Hadleylbvu applied to the Jitrle lo . Issue a
a'ibiu-na do.rj trwm to Frank UiscocU.dlrttv-tl g him
ti pn ducn the tellers, flspers, memoranda' an d aril-'
cleitol personal properly (exclusive ofi miTOjl ,secu- -rltU'S
or evidences of luilebleduess fbuad e a the -perwun
ot the deceased.
Ths Judge wrote the snbpiena asked f"r. '
Mi. Uanley remarked Inat he understood1 th e Pis--trict
Attorney wished to close the case by nam rday.
bo as to present 11 to the Orand Jury on Mouday nexC-
M r, llullcy FHld It wbS so.
Mr.. llsdley suKgested tbatj that was r-ooseenf.lally--necessary,
B the Court of Oyer and Tanarae r. at
which the trial would lake place, would -not rraee t till
November next. However, be did hot anticipate any
difhouUy In closing! the case this week. iie-sup osed
the articles that were taken from the pentoa of tbe
deciafred should have remalued in lb pomteasi a of
the Coroner until alter the examination -we closed.
It wob-tbe duly of tbe Coroner to have retained poe- -session
of them until be received the order or. tbo
muglHtrale In regard to their dliposlll(nt. .
'IheGoroner remarked that he had do rtgltfc to de
tain them. The legul representative of the-decease
had demanded them and was entitled Uvlhsui. 'Uiat
was ihe-ruw as luid down to bim.
Mr. Dudley (whan the suhpuena was banded! over to
bim) saiu) It seemed to him that it was thodnty of tho
proaecuuen lo require the production of those ar
itdeH. ' Mr. Bai?cy sald-tbe prosecntlon did mytdslre them. ,
Mr. Hadiey replied lliulbx waa arl that.
Mr. lltUley went on to r-ay that lb-e proseotulon had
110 objection to these articles being- prouuced,but did.
not thinlt.lt worth while to send for lbtmi
Mr. Hauiey requested tbe magistral, to- be kind .
enough to issue the subpoena to an' bllWeri with direc- -
lions loaerve it. -
. Judge Varsons. replied that It was. mufU-for tbo
defense to eubpuena Its own witnesses aottsaggosled
that tbe result could be reached by-teiCgraphing
Frank H Inooek to send on the art Idea.
ilr. Hitsi-r remsrteii uim sii lis waatad -was to)
bave the anhtles produced.
Mr. lialley did not think that the fteople should bo
charged with the expense of s'ubpunaiiig: witnesses
ror trie aeisnse in tuis case mort man any oilier case.
Judge Faroons (to Mr. fr adli ivl Wlir BeumcloHS
that fcubpo-ua to dome attorney at SWraeose, and set .
him to Bialo- te the witness thai. If hsiaenda the arU.
oles down ha need not come? ,
Mr. Haley Yes, 1 can do tb at.
Judge Farsons Or I will m and It m th Polina Jus.
tlce. ' "
M r. Hadiey That win probt bly bMnore effectual.
Tbe lnuKlbtrale accordlucly seut Uieaubixuna with
that message te the pollen 1 aagls'.caln at (Syracuse,
and ihe examination was tbe a aajourned till to-mox-row
morning at ten o'clock. .
Ibe ohjecu of the prisoner' 's counsel In desiring tbe ..
production of the papers aud other articles found on
the person ot deceased la, of course, tne hope of '
finding evidence therein of the improper relatione
existing between blm and t be prisoner's wile. 1 ha
conduct of the Coroner in s urrenibjclug those things
IB uermiiuy, uimor m. vuv.iuinuiiiwv v (UO Cas0-a
Utile remarkable. I
A MosTfPniLASTHEoi'i.c Stuvx We- notice .
with sincere pleasure that our pnlianthropla
Institutions are moving 'for tbe relief of the suf
ferers by tbe fearful ca lani'ty recorded ln the
columns ot this paper. B 'ore most amongst tbeso .
is tne oenotti wnicu Air. tain a. niuv promptly vol
unteered, to take place 1 at tba fcbeunut. Street
Theatre next Monday. We know our citizens
too well t tell tbern wbat thoy should do ln
this case. Tbo benefit w 111 bo ewory thing that a
Urst-class aoanagement oairaectate, and we hopa
and trusbouv cltlaens vii ocow-i the bouse and
leave a large margin o these wax) cannot get ln.
The occasion Juatifles sruch a bogie, and tbe libe
ral gplrlfof the manageie niet-tosagreat return.
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ci.nhsed. Hp sain that Getyr. ? nle to rile al any
wounded in ihe bowels, aiuV ,', "d his trial If he
uiomest. He wonM never IIWM ' 'i1'.! "jani tna
were kept In the cel. He stir?' "nrt "iSn shmild
lion he 11. arte by a surgeon, anAtl t 7-Cha ,mov-d to
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