BUSINESS NOTICES.
. rAi.-Our stock of fall end Winter Clothing In
I nil and complete end selling rapidly, but In a raoMIr
replenished, acta day, wltu imh and desirable styles
aacrlllcw.. enabling us to te'l at prices k er than have
TiT7iii ,"' i'MUiUinnnt patron
Bpnn the decline In mlnn ... .' -
- of l"ZlaU Baoh km "''we request ii
ifo7 vry fwrn " Bknnftt Co.,
1"?rd. - f Tow kr 1 1 AM..
Mrth streets.) No. 618 MarkbtHtrhkt,
PHILADRLI'MIA.
amp Kg m Broadway, Nkw Yobk.
Wahkia KvaBYwiiKKK. Rnrely bai there been a
season as fruitful as this of malarious diseases. Not
only 00 the prairie and lu the valleys of the WW,
notmewlrliiall the old haunti of Fever and Ago,
and BHIouh Kenitltent Fever have these prostrating
diseases been unusually virulent; but they have ex'
tended to towns and cities never before lu rested with
them, and hare even ascended the mountains and at.
tacked thousands of people supposed to have beeu
placed, by the laws of Mature, above their reach.
Ilenoe we are compelled to admit that a fatal element
pervade the Universal Air this season, and should at
once resort to the only approved preventive of Its
eonceqnenoes.TIOSTETTEK'S STOMACH BITTERS,
atonloso potent, an antlsepllo ao perfect, an altera
tive to Irresistible, and a stimulant so pure, that It
enable the human system to resist and baffle all the
predisposing causes of d Li ease. With the confidence
that one clothed In Incombustible garments might
move among blazing buildings, the man who arms
blmseir against malaria with this powerful deenslvt
medicine may walk a fever-scourged district fearless
-Of Its Insalubrious atmosphere. The Intermittent
and remittents at present so general in all ports of the
country may be but the forerunners of a deadlier
scourge now on Its way westward from the far East.
Prepare the system with HOSTETTEB'S BITTERS
for a successful battle with the mophltlc causes of at
epidemics. Be wise In time.
Ab R hoards the Impeachment of the President,
there seems to be a difference ot opinion among all
parties; but we hare yet to see any difference of
opinion, among the well Informed on the subject, as
to the beauty and cheapness ot the first-class Beady,
made Clothing sold at Charles Btokes A Co.'s Cloth.
Ing House, under the Continental. AHSuUt brought
before this court terminate satisfactorily.
Tb enterprise and genius of this age of Inventions
have produced nothing more admirable than the
great Combination tewing and Button-Hole Machine,
now exhibited and sold at the coraer of Eleventh and
Chesnut streets. These Machines certainly have no
equal anywhere.
' At Ib grand distribution of $.100,000 worth of pre
sents among the subscribers In aid of the Rtverslde
Institute, there are several fortunes to be given away.
Every one will receive something, and a number of
the liuky ones Kill suddenly become wealthy.
Health, the poor man's riches, the rich man's bliss,
Is found In Ayer's Medicines, after a fruitless search
among other remedies. A word to the wise Is suffi
cient. Til. r t ndll I. ., . ..
.Mr. VIWi uim,M, ihkul, u mgi ma iasauy.
Loiib befoie doctors were known the head of the
family examined and prescribed for the members.
From the necessity of the case, the first and most Im
portant stage of every disease is treated by the
patient's parents 01 nurse. Tins being so, how Im
portant that ib means on band should be simple,
ample, and efficient! HiMi'Hntys' HomisOpathio
Specifics (advertised in another column) perfectly
meet this want; and should be In the hands or every
Intelligent family. Depot. No. 562 Broadway, N. Y.
Johnston, Holloway &Cowden,No. 23 Worth Sixth
street, Dyott A Co., No. 232 North becond street,
wholesale agents. Sold also by George O. Kvans,
Sixth and Poplar streets: Ambrose Binllrj, Broad
and (Peanut streets; llortter Twentieth and Green
streets; John Bley, Frankford road: Roche, fifteenth
and fsotith streets; Ottllenaer. 'J bird and Walnut
streets; Hickman, No. 3:w South Second street: Mar
shall, Thirteenth and Market streets; Blythe, No. 8120
Market street. Hold In Uermantown by W. it. Jones.
Veneral Depot, No. 637 Arch street.
A Cold Skkus a Bmall Affair. Most people
neglect lu Who minds ii? YetaOold mav turn to
Consumption, and then follows almost certain death.
Take a Cold In time, then: that la, take Dr. D. Jayne's
Expectorant, the well-kuowu standard remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis,
and all Pulmonary Complaints, and yonr Cold will
disappear, as well as all apprehension of danger. Sold
by all Drugglass.
Exthwsivbi IupnovKMENTs. The lot of ground
between Allegheny avenue and Clearfield street, and
between Richmond street and Delaware rlverjalso,
lot between Wellington and Westmoreland and Edge
tnont and 1 bom peon streets, north of the avenue, in
the Twenty-fifth Ward, Is abont to bs improved by
the erection of two hundred and thirty houses thereon.
Some of the buildings have already been commenced.
M. Shositakkr A Co., No. 1024 Chesnut street, are
sow opening an elegant assortment ef Misses'
and Children's Millinery. Also, a full line of Chil
dren's Clothing for boys, girls, Infants, and misses, In
the latest styles.
Whitman's Chocolate. The finest Chocolate for
table use, manufactured at the Philadelphia Steam
Chocolate and Cocoa Works. Stephen F. Whitman,
cilice and store No. 1210 Market street.
Finf. Cosfections. At George W. Jenkins', No.
1087 spring Garden Btreet, cau be obtained foreign
fruits, nuts, almonds etc.. as well as a fine assortment
of confections. Jenkins Is worthy of a call.
The "Modkl Buoulpkr-Sbam Shirt."
A-a-Mfsa msss Msss-fj
o"MM'S MISS8 MHS-fc
SiiMbSa MS8H MSSS-Uft
Mu1tik A Brothums, No. 1033 Ohesnut street.
Jonks A Thacher, Printers, No. 510 Minor street,
jffVnumal Inducements I I I I 'I I I t I I I
jHT Unusual Inducement I I I I I I I I t ! t I
fsf Unusual Inducements t I I I I I I I I I t I
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jav Unusual Inducements I I I I I I I I I I I I
ft Unusual Inducements I I I I I I I I I I I I
M tf Unusual Inducements t I I I I I I I I I I I
rer- iiuuu vi r, i ... ,ii.rrmr,nri mi.'n,n ytj jcw
Clothing or Urn's and Hoys' lull aiul
Winter wfAtr. made in the mott carefui
Remember i manner, and of vuilerials bought In first
w f hands, at ruinous prices to Vie manufac
turers.
This tells the whole story.
Wanamakkk k jraowir,
The La Re kb t Cloth i no house.
Oak Hall.
On the Cornkr of Sixth and Market Sts.
MAJtBIED.
COWPERTHWAIT PRICKETT. On Thursday,
September M, 1S87, by the lion. Morton McMlcbaol,
ilavor of Philadelphia. Mr. WILMKlt tXJWPKH
'111 WAIT, of Medlord, N. J., to Miss JIANNAH
PRICKETT, of Chare Vllle. N. J.
DULL OAKFORD. On the 24th Instant, nt the
Church ot SU Matthias, by Right Rv. Bishop Oden
fcelnier, ot New Jersey, lHARLKS A. HULL to
RUBECCA B., daughter of the late Charles Oakford,
all of Philadelphia. No cards.
DIED.
, ATJDNREIER. On the morning ef the 25th of Oc
tober, In the 2lh year of bis age, Major LKWIS C.
AUUKNUKID, son of Mr. George Andeureid, of
Northampton county, Pa.
His relatives and the friends of the family are re
spectfully luvlted to attend the funeral, without fur
JJe' notice, on Wednesday, the Doth In Haul, at 10
v!00?.' lrom lu renldenceot bis uncle, Lewis Auden
Eaurel uVllK' 6U W '4!VeDln Toproceedto
piP,'f?,CA! Washlngtonvllle, Chester county,
ward ?iHmb ,n''. Mrs. BRIDGET, wife of Ed-
S i u,"i aged 55 years,
to attend thJ?1 mnA ,lrl"Js or the family are Invited
In-law aaSL? Iinera1' ,r"m "e residence of her sister
itreeZ'oBuIid!" "r,l"od' Cadwalader
and Intermenratt, Ml'haUeT " 0 0l0Ct BerWce8
WAic?Mlai!, ,n,tant- BALDWIN ED"
JOHNSON. On the 28th instant n.rr,,
youngest dajghter ot Albert B. and M'arvL j1?5 N"
aged t years and 4 mouths. "ary a.. Johnson,
PAI.MER.-On the 28th Instant. LAfavbv-'h.
PALM ER, son of the late Richard liliuwfiVtui
The relatives and friends of the lamliw . -.. ..
Franklin Steam Fire Engine Ooiupany. are teaueoL.
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the rna.
duna of hut son-in-law. Edward J. Newlaud. M i-. L
Margarotla street (Seventh and Wharlou streets), on
Tuewiay atteruooo at t o'clock. To proceed to Uulou
vusniHT,
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
tOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS B INSIH rAQES.!
A Stbawoi SroRt Thb Tbibolatiobts of
"A tf nt Maroarkt," a CoixnEn Centenarian.
Mxny, many yesrs ago, a cer elu dark skinned tribe
In Gumea w lit ti war with a neighboring tribe about
some lanciea grmvannw. ronuiin uia not smile upon
them, however, and their kins and nueen K.r. i.k.N
cpt veon tbe field of battle. In those days tne tratllo
in uuniail liesii m iu ihiiiih, euq eveu In the
U aker vny wss found a ready market lor man ..
women provided, always, that their skins were of
same una. 1 ns captive soreie go or uutnea and his
roj al spouse were disposed of by their conquerors to
n.t niucinnu .i-t, " in. .iuiinu ilium to tiiiscity
ai d transferred his Interest In their l -h ,,! .i..,i ,
one AbraLHin VndugralT, a farmer living ner the
t;iiamany,asmali s ream lu the Interior 01 toe lie
rMldreu were born to the Klug and vtuoen ef
...... o.. .. 01 nieir Ollsprlng bn-
me the parent of fourteen children In
turn, the youngest 01 this thriving lamliy re 'eivlriir
the name ol Margaret, when she lirst saw the light
about one t undred and live years ..go. Margaret's
Slii ifw. i!a2.n, "''""'n of l'-r own. and jl she
. iu iMi'ir-iiMs-, AMunnuuHa ana neieolf l ior
0unioimtu follow by the uame ol John H trn
i in. wl.o wu 1 coiihlKri-d to the Crtreof the pluanin.
t'i Jrf' iu l,c,rlw"nyitrew up to man's e.uai-.
tyranny of the mother country. John Harr'sou
went to the wars, Hecwiipuiileil by one of
Marfan fs brothers, and rose to the rank of a
trplaln in ih Con loe tal army. During hlB absence
VS ;.0m,' 1,18 Care f lue lBr? hpr'1 ot "tH "on he
!V,rm ' .'T.r D"'ress devoivel upon Margret, who
stieoded them In true pastoral sfyle. But her task
.. esy one ior tne Tories and red
coats woiild now anrt ibea BWO( d
charge and carry OB a portion as their booty; 6r. what
grieved lier e. eu more, would decapitate her turgeys
fi',e r b.'.rrtkr,n"h""1 ng lue savory care sse 5J
their saddle-bows. Margaret bore np under the4
trl .illations as best she mTKht. ana In return for her
faithful serv ces was rewarded with the gift of her
lieedomalihecloseofthewar. "
lint this was the mere commencement of her trt.tls.
At that day, as at the present, the idea prevailed lust
a person whose veins were tainted with negro blood
was Incapable of taking care of her own fortunes.
So the manumission ot Margaret was coupled with a
new bonatg by which It was Int-nded that she
should be greatly benefited. She was bound oil 1 for a
T?,rm of,Jefrs to 0,18 Christian Hotse, a resident ot
I hlladelpula. who was expected to ludocrlna e her
Into the wajs of liberty beiore she should be cast en-
... '. fvf,1, "u "er owu resources. This
Uirlstlun Helse ought to have lived In the year Anno
Uomlul JSS7. for he was a model Christian geutieman.
and well qualified to consort with the unreconstructed
?inaJr5 r these latter days. In other words, he
believed most llrmly In the doctrine that a
black woman had no rights which a white man was
bound to respect. So Christian Hei e bartered awuy
his charge for tne sum of (sou. a farmer bthenaaie
of James Collins, who resided near uermantown. be-
....., Br purcnaser. 10 till esiaoilnhrueut
Margarei w as removed, and there she was sutrered to
live and toll In peace for a time, her former owner
and liberator knowing naught of her advene for
tunes. But James Collins proved to be a shiftless In
S'.yjdl,a1, B.nd..?n ot lu srrears for rent. He relieved
himself of blsliuancial troubles oy abandoning his
farm, leavlllir Mnnnral h.l.,H l ..,l.r ii,.., .i'.:
ih proprietor, a worldly man by the name of
This happened about the year 1790, when the lour
thousarm slaves which were then held to service In
the State Of FeDDHVl vanlu. nArA r .... ...
of the Legislature. Mr. Bishop then followed the ex
amp e set him by Christian lSelse, and beiore Mar-
f.,r8,nhJ,11Vellu v-'"'. Just south of the
I'oioniao. Oo the very uay after her arrival t th
house of David Walton, he? new ma,t". thi s'.er Iff
01 the couniy.(one Jonathan Pearsley)! appVoached
place to lew on th riiu.Ltoi in ilfr. .. '. T
due by tbelr proprietor. At the approach of this
functionary, the old slaves tied to a neighboring plan
tation, and Margaret became the sole booty ol the
P!""?; At the balB wnlch followed, Sheriff Pearslev
h uiself became her purchaser, and removed her 10
his own esiablishment uear Roinney. It was now
Margaret's turn to fail into the bi.d3 ot a sbifilfts
master Sheriff Pearsiey was an Inveterate smmhlSt
blcI in the course of bis play with one Ueorge Rey
nolds, his property in Alargaietwas tranMlrred to
the latter bv a tru-k nr 11. t ..,,, .'..
in the neighborhood of Wlnohest-'r a'nii hadeiicoun
lered the thriftless Sheriff In Roniney, while visiting
the latter place In mirmiitni a f,,m .1 ..B
Blurted homewurd wiih his p-ize, but paused beiore
he arrivea there to celebrate his luck with a drink a!
the tavern of oueCaspar Binker. to whom he dlsnoifd
oiMamaretf.rthe sum ot 6.. The landlord had
b- eii moved 10 nltv i.v n.n iriuiu ,st ,.. ' "
and purchased her at her own request, Margnrei's
ownership appears to have aHornated regularly be.
tween a brute and la prodigal, and iteynolds proved
to belong, like Helse and Bishop, to the former cite-
fLVJi, ! from K'niiiey to Winchester the
Wretched Wariraret h 1,1 henn f,ii-n,i ,n .
a mule and to rtcelve tbe blows and curses of the
drunken man who had become her owner by a turn in
U o fortunes of the card-tal.le. It was this treatment
tbUt tOUClled the tOIllflWhlkt lrl,.rll I.-,.,. f i ..
Ciispar. and with him JMargiiret lived for Ulteen
years, prefcitllng over his still during the greater por
tion of the lime. v
One day a friendly Qunker clianrerl to Union imh.
stoiy of her Hie. Such was his indignation at the
vYi..,iKn miiicu nun oeen mapeu unon her tout he
for. hwllh wrote to his friends In Philadelphia con
cerning the matter. They at once hunted up Chris
tian Heine, who denied all knowledge of the woman.
mil tne aocuuient by w hlcb she had been apprenticed
uiiiuinBHuum-uru,Him wueu ion was prouucea,
he tied. The kind Quakers wbo had embraned the
cause of tbe no longer Irloudless woman started
in pursuit, and at Hurllngton, is J., they came uo
wlih the tutltlve. He was brought back to Philadel
phia, aud then given the choice between two courses
of action both of them exceedingly distasteful. How
ever, be did not relish the prospect of a sojourn In the
Penitentiary, but chose nuber to proceed to Virginia
and procure the release from bondage of his vio.lm.
He did not hesitate to swear to her Identity, and
thereupon she was again, and for the third time In
her eventful career, set at liberty.
Since then, she has not been molested by the slave
hunters, and Is now, at the rare old age ot one hun
dred and five years, calmly awaiting her summons to
another world. She is dependent upon the contribu
tions ot charitable friends for her support, and one
klnd hearud gentleman. In moderate circumstances,
bears the whole burden oi the rent of her abode.
This apartment Is a little room Just under tbe roof of
the house at No. 1021 Sargeant street, adjoining the
Diligent Hose House. Access to her humble cham
ber Is gained by three flights of narrow, rickety
stairs, aud there at any day she may be
found by a visitor, seated upon her out with a Bible
on her knees. Her complexion Is extremely dark,
presenting estrange contrast to her suow-wblle hair.
Her upper teeth.are entirely goue. causing the lower
Jaw to protrude In a singular manner, while her eyes
are deeply sunken, and her form bowed down with
the weight of years. But she Is cheerful and happy,
retaining all her faculties to a remarkable degree,
and narrating the strange story of her life with
remarkable straightforwardness aud energy. Her
career has had many examples, but by the bleislng
of Heaven and by tbe bloody sacrifice or hundreds of
thousands of brave men, the future will not lurnlah
another such tale ot misery and crime.
Thr Gbast Movembnt in thia city is still
D.l!lerft!!1 he?wir. nd If the Republicans of other
cities follow suit with equal enthusiasm, tne gigaotlo
machinery of the National Nominating Convention
can readily be dispensed with. The lollowlug meet
ill" evening"- CalupalQ 'N' r announced lor
i:0hth Ha i'd. The cltlsens ol this Ward who look
to the Apuomattoxa pple-tree for their candidate for
the Presidency will assemble at I o'clock, at the south
wtst corner of Broad and Walnut streets. Among
the names appended to the csll are those of suck
prominent citizens as Henry O. Carey, KUward Ship
pen, A. K. Bone, A. D. Jessup. Isaac O. Colesberry.
James Milllken, and Colonel Hubert Thompson.
I.leyUh H'ttrct-A meeting of the Grant Club of
this Ward will be held at H o'clock, at the northwest
corner of St. John and Buttonwood streets, for the
eh ctlon of officers.
Atnetecnlh H ard. This Ward, it appears. Is to be
favored with two Grant Clubs. An adjourned meet
ing of tbe citizens In favor ot the movement will bs
held at 8 o'clock, at the house or John Martin, on the
Frankford road, above Norrla street. Another
meeting is called fbr7. c'olock, at the Union League
at 1 he corner of York slreet and Frankford roadT '
Wutntu-Iuurth Word. At half past 7 o'clock to
morrow (Tuesday) evenlug an adjourned meeting of
llr- Grant Campaign Club of this ward will be held at
tbe ball on LaucaMter avenue, below fourth street,
when tbe report of the Committee ou Purmauent
Organization will be presented.
"Thb Friends ok Fbkkdom" propose hold
ing a series of grand gatherings In Chester county
and this city In thu cuurse of next week. On Tuesday,
November 4th. the -first meeting will be held at Keu
ne't Square, tbe dalllght to be devoted to general
mailers, while the evening is set apart for the ei pe
dal ptirpo e of giving the fiery, Phllllpio Weudell
an opportunity to be heard,
Ou the alteruoon of Weduesday, November 8'h, the
Executive Committee of the S ate Seciely will h .11 a
conference with the friends of the cause at West
Chester. In the evenlug Wendell Phillips will again
be given a heaMng at the Horticultural Hull or that
delightful little town.
Ou Friday, November 8th. the scene will be trans
ferred to this city, when tbe annual meeilngof the
socletv will bs held lu the ball of the Frank li a Insti
tute, the session Ustlng from to o'clock In the morn
ing until 4 lu the afternoon. At 6 o'clock tbe grand
festival, or annual social gathering, will commence at
the new Horticultural Hall, on Broad street, and will
be brought to a close by a greut speech from Wendell
Phillips, to be delivered precisely at 8 o'clock.
The object of these gatherings, It Is announced, Is to
keep the public mind alive to the necessity fur secur
ing Ireedom to the freedmen, and to collect means tor
continuing this woithy object through the agency of
the Anti-6laviry Standard.
Ukfilial Conduct. Younir Parr, Jr., has
been. It Is o alleged, engaged at various times
in stealing from lils parent's wardrobe, and taking the
articles to a faml'lar haunt, known as the Hooker"
House, on Spaflord street, below Shlppen. where the
proprietress. Klllabelh James, took them out of his
possesalon. Several times he has beeu caught, but
prom lues of future good behavior have saved him
from arrest. Warrants were issued lor tbe arrest of
iituitieirand all tbe females who rendezvous at the
Hooker est Hbllshment. The arrests were made last
night, and Parr and Ave men aud the same uurnber of
Women were placed lu duress, and are held there by
Aldvruian TlUermary. Lleuteuaut Kluley, Oi the
I becoud Lutrtcl, made the arrest.
Thb Ciiolrra at thk Navt Yard Ahatihg
xF.I.lu 1,Tn" REPORTED H.NCE SATtfBPA V.
thlS ""t'Py ! h" bie to staie that theepMemio on
r.H,J'ri;"' a Y"rn """ unmpuakable
?,.f. .. - n'.",,2nt- H,nr our ''Port ot MAtnrdav,
?..J . . . a,,',.h"T occurred, swelling the total thus
.... ... .nrillj.ninF,
Joeeph Jleron, lands.., sn. convalescent.
Joseph Justice, landsman, convalescent,
it M. Clieieldlne. landsman convalescoot.
John A. Hippie, landsrn'iii. Improving.
Hamliion Gar sine, landsman. Improving,
llohorl Kill well, landsman, convslesuenU
L. hi Psrks, Inndsmnn, convalescent,
A. hchelilinusen. seaman, e n valescent.
t harles Devlin. Meurunn Ha, r.Jr....u
J illlam A Stryker. second class bov. Improving.
Jlenrv Coleman, landsman, a.lniltted yesterday.
I lie Potomac, on which the epidemic first made Its
appearance, has at last been sent down the river, to
go Into oiiHranllne, onn ofllcor and a sh p-keeper
... , , I".. .ii on noara' Her cabin has been
vt.ujvuguij uisiuiecten.
As Attaciimknt for tub Coi'stbss dkl
Gl. I1.I.O. It annenrs tt.nl a.ltnn M.Hnm. I,l.,nHl
'" recent appearance In Now York, In the tragedy of
niic luniiieu mat sue would not attempt to
u,, n inn dm scenery and acompanlments
were replaced by new and more taste Tul ones. Im
pressar OOiau, It Is alleged, accordingly engaged Mr.
21. itandall, a theatrical machinist ami decorator, to
furnish the necessary articles; and It Is further claimed
that the fmpressarlo left thecltv without settling the
bill therefor, amounting to something over nluety
dollars, '
On t-Bturday last Mr Randall embraced the oppor
tunity ot Mr. Gran's presence In Philadelphia to bring
a suit against him for the amount. M idame Histort
was duly suhp.et.aed as a wliness, and a hearing of
the case before Alderman Hurley was st down for
thin morning. At tbe appointed hour Mr. Randall
eppeared, but the fmpressarlo and the Queen ot
lregedy failed to be present, It being supposed that
thev had already taken their departure tor Baltimore,
al which place the latter commences au engagement
this evening. Under these circumstances the case
wus continued until Mouday next, and the Alderman
Issued an attachment against Madame ltistorl. com
manding her presen. e on that, press on.
Thb Latb Major Lewis C. Audenried,
whosa untimely death we noticel 011 Saturday, was a
SMI Ot Mr. GenrirA A nriinr!oil . Vnrih. .n..n, v
Pennsylvania, and was scarcely twenty-eight years of
.st.nur.iiiu,iii mi, demise, tne deceased, imme
rlinteiy fter graduating at Fraukllu and Marshall
College, entered the army as Captain of Company H,
r...0 .'i1 Heglment of Pennsylvania Volunteers.
W Hh this regiment be continued fn service about a
year, being present at Fredericksburg. Chancellors
vlllo, and other bloody edeounters. In IH83, when Lee
made bis second attempt to penetrate the Keystone
state, Captain Audenried received a commission as
Major of the 61st Regiment. At the close of the war
the deceased entered mercantile life, becoming a
partner In the well-known firm of Berger, Audenried
Fry, grocers, of No. 11 South Water street. He was
wetland favorably known to a large circle In this
city, and his loss will be deeply felt. He was a brave
and faithful soldier, and a good and loyal citizen
such a man as cannot well be spared. The funeral
will take place on Wedne day. the 80th Instant, at 10
o'clock, from the residence of Lewis Audeurled, hjui..
I0. 612 North Seventh street.
An Earlt Whiskt Raid Being Cacoitt
NArpiNQ, Y, Distii.i.bbs Make ax Inolohious
Kutrkat Without Thkik STiLLS.-Dc-uty Collec
tor Foulkrod, ot the Fifth Collection D.strict, be
lieving that by a sudden and unexpected onslaught
on 1 the whlskyites a decided advantage could be ob
Uln.d, In making them le-d that there was still power
In the unarmed law or the land, besides renplng
pecuniary bcnelits to the Uuverment. made all ar
rangements, and this morning, when '-ye wicked and
t?w.delyln '',tl",rs" In and about salmon and
Williams streets were d'Klng In supposed safety,
nmcle a dash, and achieved vi.t,..u ' 1
1 wenty tubs ol nose-polluting mash were destroyed,
three stills were seized, seven h.rr.i. -1,1. l-
conliscated; besides, the glories or victory over tbe
viracos and proprietors or these llllo t plces.were a
pleptilul rewind for tills earlv service. No armed
force was needed; but the trap was well laid, and well
caiil.d out by ollicers armed only with legal douu-
wema uu w.l n.
Hearing Bepokb a United States Commih-
pionkh. The case of Log in & Davis, charged with
making fraudulent returns, was heard before United
Sniles Commission r Sm Ith.
Francis Prettyman, sworn, said I was an Assis
tant Assessor ahoilt Uia lMt nt ..nil... lu.1-7 ,a i.i
f Juue. 1807. I have nut been connected with the
otlico ol tbe Second District slues that time; I re
reived, about tbe Utb or luih of April, a return from
Mr. Logan of the quantity of oil which he refined;
the return was blank hh Tut ik .,ii.iu..n .....
cerned, hut Mr. Lounu s'ated he had rellued liwo bar
rels of oil and would return it In Muv.
The returns and the presence ot the Assessor of tho
fr'ei-ond District 4elng necessarv, the case wus post
poned till Ihursduy at 12 o'clock.
Dark Characters. A Jerseyman, not con
tent with rambling over tbe sands of his native State,
vai lea nis experience oy coming over nere and ming
ling with certain dark characters, alike In morals
and appearance, at No. Tsl South Seventh street.
Here ou Saturday night acrand break dnwu was irone
tlirrugh with, during which John Thomas, a colored
Inmate, stole our Jersey friend's watch, and a colored
woman fleicely beat hlru. The polloe arrived, and
arrested the household, consisting ot elgnt inmtes.
ThoniHR, as a tbier, was committed. Kll.a'.elh John
fou and Florence Ramsey, as 11 anaglng females.
were seni oeiow. aim uie rest neia to keep the peace
by Alderman Tlttermary.
Methodist Episcopal Church Meeting.
This evening, at 7-80 o'clock, there will bs a meet
ing 01 tne memoers or tne Methodist Episcopal
Church of thlB city In favor ot Lay Representation, at
tbe Spring Garden Street Church, at the corner of
Twentieth. Such measures will betaken by the meet
ing as will tend to secure favorablo action In the
matter on tbe part of the next General Conference,
w inch assembles in loos. Addresses will be delivered
by the Hon. Judge Bond, of Baltimore, Md.: William
1. Jones, q., of Ulkton, Md.; Benjamin Haywood.
unci., 01 x-ousviiie, ra.j b. hi. Harrington, kso. or
Wilmington, Del.; Rev. James Riddle, or Wilming
ton. Del.: Joseph Parrish. M. I)., of Phllarinlnhln!
President William H. Allen, LL, P., Philadelphia.
Burglars. About 3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing Officer Sheets was passing the N. W. corner of
Klulltb and Ftlltwaler streets (the residence of Mr.
James Campbell), when he notlned a man who was
slriiidiug lu the shade tap bis foot suspiciously. The
officer turned round and saw a man Just running
away from the side door of Mr. Campbell's residence.
cm 11 me men siariea, ana the omoer alter them, wbo,
having lately been lamed, could not reach them, but
fited three limes at the fugitives. Coming back and
examining the door.three large holes were round in It
having been lately boaed. The burglars were at work
A Careless Handler op Bricks. John
McCnllem and a filend were maklnar last nluht
hideous with their noise at Fifth and Shlunen streets.
win n Oillcer Kemp pounced upon them, and they in
turn snit u oricKs at 11IB head, one or Which injured
him severely. With commendable tenacity he clung
to his prisouer, McCnllem. and landed him saluly in
tbe Station House cell. This morulng Alderman Tit
tei mary commlt'ed Mm.
Charged with Highway Robbery. John
Mock was arrested at Not 2512 Kgglesloo street, yes
terday, on a warrant issued by Aldermau Bel tier,
charging him with having committed a highway rob
bery, by knocking down a geutieman named Mill
wood, and stealing his watch, some fwur months ago.
He Is held lor a hearing before the Alderman.
Larceny op Twenty-four Dollars. John
II. Gold was brought before Alderman Beitler this
niornlug. charged with having stoleu M belongiug to
Mr. Theodore F.Corson. This money, It Is alleged,
wus given him accidentally with some other to return
to lls father the surplus. Gold. Jr., retained. Alder
man Bellier held him In default ol tiono bail.
Ahsault with Intent to Kill. Andrew
Tyion has been arrested on charges Implicating him
as one of tbe leaders of the mob who so brutally beat
M r. Styles, conductor on the Second and Third Streets
lltiliioad ou election day. He was taken In custody
on Buck lane, and way. held tor shearing by Alderman
Bellier.
Fire. This morning, shortly after eight
o'clock, a Are was d'scovered In the hayloft of John
McC'oskev'a frame stulile, on Hope street, above Har
rison. The Taylor Hose was on band Immediately
end by its exertions the adjoining buildings were
saved, although tbe stable was destroyed. Loss about
fj00. No Insurance.
Found Crawling. On Saturday afternoon,
William Morris was caught In the sot of crawling
towards the money-drawer in K. H. Turner's feed
store, No. 1710 Ridge avenue. He was arrested, aud
held lu delault of ksoo bail by Alderman Fltch.
A Tbn-Dollab Cash- Kate Johnson, resid
ing In a lamlllar haunt at New Market and Willow
sireet, was arrested yesterday, charged with steallnu
110. Alderman Becker held herjoanswer.
BRIDGET FORfiETS TO "SHUT THAT
door" this cool weather. Put on It a Door
Spring, and It will shut itself and save your temper
n l.mVl?!An otbrB,wo''ble Hardware, for sale by
SILVER-PLATED SCREWS. BRASS 8CREWS.
Locksmiths' Hcrews, Saw Screws. Horew Bolts
Cmrlageaud Tire Bolu, and Bed Screws, tor sale hv
TRUMAN A SHAW,' No. IU6 IKlgul Tulrty-Sve)
M ARK KTSreet. below Ninth. mrjr uve
TTPRIGHT GRIDIRONS AND DR0ILER3
I J Toast Racks, Meat Stands, Fluked and Plain
Gridirons, aud a general variety of Cooking Hard
ware, fur sale by TKUM AN A SHA W, No. (Uo (Jaunt
lUUly-nve) MARILJiT bl, below Ninth.
1 1 1 .1 I Inn.lr. .. .l
Umui rr morning, and Rioharl Foster.
BriwlnJior "oc,(,k J" the. alleri.oon. Alexander
f'.h0, Hn,"n: R P Snlvely, landsman: Robert
WiT,r.ml,t.Kn1:n,',!i Wlllla Campbell, landsman:
m . I?u T,MULP landsman: John Hardy. Isnds-u.ri'T-".1'"
ifms. landsman; and James Klloy,
Jimv n ThiV'.T8 l"",n nbamed cured and ready lor
"" Jbl"'lwlngroen firteeu lu uuoiber. ars the
only rnes now on the slek list; .
Aiaxancler Harper, landsman, Improving,
f eoign W . Clayion. landsman. Improvlug
Wll lam riillrls, seaman, Improving.
Charles IHddler. Ian, i,..n
THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
8PKCIAL bkspatchks to evening telegraph.
Washington, Oct 28.
The Giant movement mad the Conserve,
tlves.
Desperate efforts are being made by the con
gervatlvci hero to kill off Grant an a Presidential
candidate, by efforts to make It appear that he
is in sympathy with tbem. All the stories
put forth that he has expressed ienUments
favorable to tbem must be received with con
siderable allowance, as it is well known here
that Grant does not allow himself to be
dram into political dlfcussions with outside
pHrtlcs, particularly with newspaper writers,
with whom he is alwa.ys particularly guarded In
his remark. Benator Thajer, of Nebraska, who
is on the roost intimate terms with Grant,
Touches for his Republicanism, and says that
when the proper time comes Grant will declare
himr-elf in uch unequivocal terms thnttbere
will be no mistake as to hi sentiments. If ail
he hHS written could be published, it would show
bejoud a doubt where he stands.
Niw Yorkers la Town,
A host of Kevr York politicians an4 jobbers
arrived this niorninsr, to operate 011 the Presi
dent and Secretary McCulloch, to secure con
trol of the Government patronatro in aid of tho
Democrats at the comine; JJew York election.
Malicious Attempt to Destroy Life.
Concord, Oct. 28. Some evil-disposed person
made an attempt to throw the northern express
train from the track at Thornton's Ferry, on the
Concord Railroad, by placlnir a piece of rail
about five inches long in the Iroz at the
switch. Fortunately the train stopped to leave
out a passenger, and passed over the obstruction
at slow speed, aud no damage was done. Had
the train been going at the usual rate of speed
tbero Is little doubt that many lives would have
been lost.
The Latest Finnnrinl ir.
Special to The Kvenino Tklkoraph by Hasson's
Independent Nmri a r ..nr... 1
T W VfWI V ln As r . . . a .n . . . . . . .
J;,5'.? 'S8 V'.Ui do. 1S.U, lti9(109',: do. 1H.5
lH'tollU:do. January and July, l07iktmM'4;
1W-WS,
arvaudJo v tiF.i.s.iitir.. uun.o. m..h
,:Junu-
ary
ni
itio Mall II7tVBli7.7; Canton Company. 4,v(nHa;
uiberland, "V'l.S : Utiluksllver, 18',cj2(): Marl-
.....v., ..,.4(?B i tiiiuKBiiver, ii('io: Aiarl-
PP4?--?1k('i!.8 New York. Central. linUlli'.'fKrie,
l(r - do. pref., 7HTS; Hudson River, Ia6,rft2!i
Readinir.l Oi;7:.i.ll7- Afioiiisun ',... i. ..;!
Cu
M Chilian Southern, W.M79: Illinois Central
iirtiurH.; Cleveland and 1'lttaburR, 81l.,0S2; .North-
" ' : I'reierreu, i(n,5 '4; t'leve-
Uind and Toledo. Ii(3il041.,: Rock Island, 2h(thi-
'yii " j no, i".-4uir ioi'.uu ana waonih, S9.v4 18!
hicagoand Alton. rMu24; Alton and Terra Haute
5W5l; Ohio and Mlssltslppi Certllloates. 23'4(,-.'i-'.;
Power, ilHmiH . a-.., -oirou va.er
3tocks in New York To-Iay.
Nf.w York. Oct. 28. Hmith. rtanft..ir.ii rn
Bhnkers, No. 18 Houtb Tuird street, and No.
8 NaSKaU Btreut. New Yorlr. rnr,n m l r.'..lr,'j
I.., 19 ni mi uiiuu an iuiiowh:-
United KtateH 10-4()s, 10il' l(H);:.
uuua null ju virjv.q. it,..,.', mi ill .. v.
The market was dull dud woult at the open
lrjjj, but bus Improved, nnd is now stetuiy.
JA SSA CU USE TTS.
Assnult on a StateCoustable Tho Assail
ant Shot In tbe I.t and Arrested A.
Woman's Throat Cut In tne Street In
Iloston.
IttriMTstlsl' Opt. 07 Tha rtAmilnti fanlim. .l.ar
Ullllt hpr fill d I I 1 llll-l lot ltra rhla ..... A
mimed Thomas Kelly struck: one of the of 11-
i ia unuitu i iiuiiihb rrmiiiD, on uie corner or
Tri mom aud Uoyieslon at reels, and tben ran
rntilillv nirav , . .... o f .. 1 . . I ... .
llrt d ihreejshots, the lust of wliicli took etTect
miiuoui ahij nirgs, j ne wounuea man was
tnlren Into custody, and His probable a warrant
will be Issued for Constable Preston's arrest.
Aim Unlan Qmllh nil-.n I1AH tA Af ui
a.v ai omitu, nut iivoa in u&iijru iiace.
. "u,ov. m iuu muuo wniftlUK 1 II Uttn 1-
son avenue to night, who blindfolded her, aud
111.... n. l. . . I .. ,1 . I . . . . . .
vMw.ic. tuiuub.iiiuiui.iuK a prooabiy ratal
wound. The woman thinks it was her husband,
with whom she had not Deen living for some
time.
A Family In Detroit Poisoned.'
From the Detroit Free Press, October 24.
A furious rasp of nninnnlnrr nrriirrnl In thlo
fitv nn Rfitn.lnir I n . . f mltinl, nw.vnn.j
latal to on entire family. The facts, m we learn
tut-ui, are mat on Saturday uusries w. Hunt
..v.il.n.n I ...,...!. -. C 0 . , I .
Iiukuweu a yuuunijr ui UUeirlU'UH, WUlCtt WSS
ut into a refrigerator, where It was left until
:onday morninjf. Upon taking it out the cook
observed that the sticus upon which It had lain
bad by some means become displaced, letting
the meat fall through on the zinc covering!
oumo uuuuus o iu me propriety oi eating tne
meat were expressed, but it was filially con-
rlnrted that nn harm vnnlil mmilt fmm 1f aA
the steak was rooked and eaten.
Mot long afterwards Mrs. Hunt, her little
dauehter, and the servant girl were seized with
violent, flnnamft anil ralr,hin A
-- rwu"" vu,u. ujroiuiau was
sent for. aDd upon investigation pronounced
the family poisoned. A Miss Hull, who also
ate a portion of the meat, after breakfast came
down, and when near the Post Office was
attacked in the same manner. Assistance was
Erocured, and it was intended to carry her
ome, but she grew worse so rapidly that she
was taken to the house ot Mr. Fay, No. 289
Woodward avenue, and for several hours it was
believed tbe attack would prove fatal. Hap
pily, by prompt and skilful action, a fatal
result was averted, and the youn lady,
though still weak, is likely to recover, whether
the meat was poisoned by contact with the
zicc in tbe refrigerator, or whether it was dis
eased, has not, we believe, been determined.
The Election la DakotaK.
The Dakotah Territorial election, October 8,
wus carried by the Hepublloaus, who elect a
niajorltyof the Legislature. In Laramie county
(Cheyenne, etc). 1562 votes were polled, electing
j. H. Whitehead to the Legislature, and J. h
Casement to Congress, the latter as a delegate
In the Interest ol a separate Territorial organi
sation. General Casement is tbe enterprising
contractor on the Union Pacific lUllroad. The
l,nrmle vole Is larger than the Tike's Peak
country polled, when, under the Kansas territo
rial organization they sent the lirst volunteer
delegate to Concrete. Of course, If Congress
creates tbe new-eerrltory or Wyoming, or Lara
rule, or Cheyenne, whatever It may bo called, a
new election for delegates will be required, and
Ot i.eial Casement's service at Washington is,
therefore, purely voluntary.
Tbe Klectlon of Brownlsw as Senator,
At 12 o'clock the Senate and House met In
Joint seHSlou lu the hall of the House. The Hon.
1. W. C. Heuler, Speaker of the Senate, an
Douuced that, as directed by law, tbe two
Houses were met In convention to compare tbe
vole taken In each House, on yesterday, for tbe
eleotlon of United Stales Senator, aud In ease
there was uo elcollon, to proceed with, suoh
election.
The Clerk of tbe Senate announced that tbe
vote on the final ballot in the Senate stood as
follows: stokes, 10; Ilrownlow, 8; Maynnrd, 4:
Klelcher, 2; Cooper, 1.
The Clerk in the House announced tbe final
ballot In the Home as follows: Brown low, 87;
Stokes, IK; Msynard, 18; Fletcher. 8; Walker, 4.
Whole number of votes cast, lOli; ueoeasary to a
choice. X
The Speakerannounced that as thbre was no
election, the two Houses would prooeed to
tuillot again. Tbe names Tjf Mr. Fletcher and
Judge wiker were withdrawn, and Governor
UDited States lWln, HlJirr5ll2Vi.
'Ttilted States 5-Ws, IM2, il2'.;wiiiy
TTuited States 5-'20s,Blh64, mcn mi
United States 6-ajs, 18rrt, m'iWli)t.
United Btates 5-20s, new. lHi, lu7'.dll.7r,i
United Statr-a fi-yo. xm i(ni.viiff:i -
H '
OCTOBER 28, 1867.
Wlllinm O. Ilrownlow and thr Hon, W. II,
Stones were pnt in nomination. The roil of
tne senAte was railed wi n tno following result:
Ilrownlow. 12: Stokes. 12.
The roll of the lionse was called, with the fol
lowing result: ilrownlow, 61; MiOKee, n;
Walker, 1. Total for Ilrownlow, C.T; total for
Stokes, SO; whole namber of votes east, 10:!;
nrcf snry to a choice, f-'; majority lor Ilrown
low, '23.
The Speaker an noun nod the vote, and de
clined William O. Jlrownlow duly eleolfd
United StAtes Senator for the term of six years,
beuinnlng March 4. 18IW.
t n motion of Spnator Keith, the election of
Governor Ilrownlow whs made uunlmous,
LEGAL, INTELLIGENCE.
DISTRICT COTJHT 7So. 1-Jurlne Hare.-llitnto
vs ClynitT, AdmlniHiraior, Before reported. Ver
dlri fur plalntlfT. iv:2u.
Joseph Morrison vs. Ramurt I.nnBhrldjru. Ao action
to lenover for gondi sold ant delivered. 'Hi trial.
1 K-TltI' T cou It r j No. S-Jtidgo Sharswooa.
William King; vs. John slcKnkht. An action to re
C Ver Hie nmonntTnui.i r,,r i,..rn i....n B.M,,r.,tM
f'",,,'e&s, which proved false. Verdict for plain-
klli VI , I'I9.
Tnomas A. Keoves anrl Caroline B., hh wife. In
flu lit of Caroline 11., v. Calurwood & Co. A lulsaed
lRue. Verriu-t Tor plaliitin;
.llzabetb (.'arnner vs. Tiiuilrlotis Ttrartv. Anaollnn
ot Jpctmcnt to try tbe title to certain property at
I.wlii street and llldiiv avenue. Ou trial.
Orl SattirriAV Ilia now trial ninllnn lla, ..nnal.Hmv r. I
motions lor new trlul to casts tried beore the r rest
del t ol the Court durli K the present term, ws taken
rip. and tlipse eases In which the rules t j show cause
were granted will be heard on tha trrnmant lint nan
Hatnrday. Motions for new trials in cambs tried before
me r i. mn'iii oi me onrt win biko ue beam then.
COURT OF QUAHTKK WKS.slONS-JudKe Brew
stsr. An extra session was beg-iiu In this Coart this
niornlug, J. Alenander Hlmpson prosecuting, for the
nioreai eedy diHposal of tbe uuiiness of the term yet
rrnnilnlnir.
Michael Lean was acaultted nf a cliarira nf u.a.nlt
ml Imtierv.
Jacob Hill wss acquitted or a charge of assault and
battery.
Kridiiet Fisher was acquitted of a charge of assault
and buttery.
Jacob Zimmerman was charred with the larceny oi
a Mir. It was alleced that he Induced niter to
leave the Dlace of Ins hlrth bv nlaclnir helnrn hli none
the temptation of sweet milk. and by removing u and
Disking a stei backwards whenever viaer would
uihkp an attempt at II. On trial.
COURT OF UlTARTKR HKS3fO!TS-Jn(lge I.udlow,
In the cane of the Cniurnouwealtb vs. liarvey K.
Mjers, charged with bigamy, before reported, the
Judge tills niornlug delivered his obare. Two mar
riages were proven, In which a man named Harvey
K. Myers and two women, named Elizabeth Vaulter
and Amanda Volmar, were the parties.
The ceremony between Kllr.abetb Vantlnr and
Harvey K. Myers was uerformed Anrll 20. ls.S2; and
that between Am tnrla Vnlmar and Harvnv K". Mvern.
February w, jsi;6; ulizaoeth Vaatler still living and
not divorced from Harvey K. Myers. Tbe whole
matter then rested upon tbe question of the Identity
of tbe defendant wltu the man wbo was married to
Amanda Volmar, end of Amanda Volmar as tbe
woman married to Harvey K. Myers.
Tbe lurv. after a ahort dAlliiMmLlr.n . retiimi1 a war-
dirt of guilty.
i ne commonweaitn vs. Kvans & Ollmoro. Verdict
Dot gullly.
James Smith was convicted of a charaeof tha tar.
Ceny of a ham.
COURT OF COMMON PT.KAS-Judge Pelroe.
John K. Busier vs. Catharln Marshall. A landlord
and tenant case lor rent. The defense set up that,
upon taking puSHesslon or the premises, the defendant
n, i, d an agreement with the plaintiff to provide the
repairs necesnary to them, provided tbe expense so
Incurred should ba a ant oil to the rent, which the
landlord agreed to. with tbe provision that tbe de
fendant should not remain upon the premises. And,
It was alleged, tbe defendant did make repairs and re
sided on the premises only six months. On trial.
VNJTKU BTATEH CIRCUIT COURT Judge
Grler. Chase et. al. vs. Laubeusteln et. at. An action
for ramagesfor alleged Infringement of the fatent
rltbt ol a wire screen. On trial.
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A severe northeast ratn storm prevailed this
morning, which caused very few visitors to be
present at the White House, and among then
none of prominence.
Tne Virginia Election.
General Schofield toloftraphed to 0 on oral
Grant on Saturday, that the Virginia election
passed off qulotly and satisfactorily. General
Grant beinir absent, the despatch wai forwarded
to him at West Point.
The Uetrenebment Commute
were busily engaaed at the Treasury Depart
ment, this roomlnc In investigations.
The Fenian Prisoners.
Washington, Oct. 28. The British Govern
ment having declined to reloase Colone.ls Warren
and Nngle from custody, and directed their Im.
mediate trial, the State Department has direoled
the employment of counsel for their defense.
xieatn or Burgeon J. D. Unrphy.
A telegram received this morning at th Nave-
Department, dated Pensacola, 26th instant, an
nounces the death, by vellow fever, of Pa.aerl
Assistant Burgeon J. D. Murphy. Surgeon
JUurpby entered the naval service in 18GI, and
was present at some of the most desnernto naval
encounters during the Bebellion.
Personal.
Secretary Seward, accompanied bv Vinp.
Admiral Porter, was at the Navy Department
mis morning.
Internal Revenue Blatters
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that the selling or offering to sell dis
tilled spirits- at $2 per wine gallon does not raiM
any presumption in law that the tax has not
been paid, because tho eplnta may have bee
rectified and diluted.
It is not intended by the recent cotton regula
tions, series 3, No. S, to require permits and
bills of lading lor the removal of cotton from
any point to within the district where the same
is produced, as, In. case ot removal from suoh
district, a Collector could not exact a iee from
the tax-payer for marking his cotton.
General Sheridan at Portsmouth, N. II.
Pobtbmouth, N. IL, Oct. 28. General Sheri
dan arrvicd here about a quarter before 11
o'clock this morning, and stopped about fifteen
minutes. He did not get off the cara, but stood
on the lower step of tbe platform, and shook
bunds with hosts of people. A. great crowd
was in waiting to ereet him, and he was received
with a salute of cannon and stirring musio from
the Portsmouth Cornet Band. A grand recep
tion bad been arranged tor him, but he could
not stop. He lett for Portland at 11 o'clock-.
Kobbery in Brooklyn.
New Yobk, Oct 28 The occupants ot the
butcher's shop No. 141 York street, Brooklyn,
have been robbed of $3000. There la no clue to
the perpetrators.
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
Bai.timobb. Oct. 28. Floor firmer: prices stead r
wheal active, and 6c. big-hen sales at 12 snfisa-S tor
choice rea. White corn i-M5rr$fi; yellow. TirNar4e
Oats firm at 7073C. Ilye, 1 trclt. Provisions dull
and heavy. Cotton firm: liyjiai for middling,
Heabinou at thb Ce.vthax Station. Joseph
lawyer, a painter, residing- at Twenty-eighth and
Dauphin strrets. was before Alderman Beitler
charged with breaking Into Mr. Home's Discs and
takliiKSrilcles. " plaC9' ana
Mr, Charles W. Home sworn Keep a restaurant at
1 weuty-fnurth and KIUks avenue; my plaoe was en.
tered on Wednesday evening a week by pushlne tha
back doors open. and beer splckvts, demijohns liauor
and small articles to the value ot III) or 116 were laVan!
Joseph hawyer and James Tagg were the parties1
thevreturnedi.be art nla mnri ti..n. k... t?"
rested without my order. "ma '
Sawyer was held In 1200 to answer at next term of
vourt.
. mSDIMKANOR.
,,7arle,8 ?,aPrty' ae ,9: Jmes Malone, aged
18; Cnarles Velrick, agea 17: William Wherry, aiod l
a,!.ll Poma" Genahsn.sged 18. newsboys, chargeS
with breaking In a newspaper office. , .ur8s
Officer Kawlings sworn, sald-I heard eomplalnta
about these boys getting In the cellar of one of onr
newspaper offices and fighting the gas; last evening I
we?tJw.!honeffhe Bntleuienof tbe place and art
rented them. Held each In bail to the amount of souo
to observe good behavior till next term ol Oonrt,
. , HIGHWAY XOBBBKV.
John Mack, residing at Mo 2642 Kvgleson street,
and chain1 ' W" cLrBe1 wUb a'e"11 a watcl
Mr. Blc'hard Mlilward being sworn, sald-I went
across the tichuylklll last week with a gentleman:
while in the bar-room the prisoner seised and beat
me: the prisoner broke my chain, and look the waioh
On Raturday bis mother called on me with a letter
Surportlng to have been written In New York, bv
lack, confessing be was with the party, but he did
not take the watch, and would give the names of those
concerned If I would have them arrested. Mack was
held lu 1600 to answer at Court.
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QORAL JEWELRY,
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No. 712 CHESNUT Street,
Have Just Opested an Immease Iskvete
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JpOR TIIE INFORMATION OF
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who may wish to convert them Into the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF TUB
Union Pacific Railroad Co
We publish below the terms upon which they aa
now be exchanged at tbe office of the Ae
ttompauy In this city. .. ...
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realised by the exobange. , g will be paiX
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