ZTIIE DAILY EVENING1 TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1
7.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
""Iltldrlphifl.
Mntt KttHfh (Itrthing fn .. 'hnm,
jMntt Hi'vHuh Ctnlhinp in J'httm.
JUnit Wv'" Vtt'ina in Pltilmlrfpn.
Motl btylinh CluUtino in ltiiUuttlphia. "vit Jfull.
At i.. "nil.
' At litvr Jlu,
. , . . At 7biw 11
Onr stock Is mannf.ctnred with eepwolal care fur
iTtlaaeaMin's sales. We ttrf ii rimijirlitUm in .rtenl ami
vari'H of amrtment. and in thlti, fit, anil miA-e of
yHi. frire alwnit titaranfrd Imce.r than th
tmirnt eltewhere,, ami full niifniHim puarnnttni
every purchaser, or tlie talt canctlled and tnoncy re-
fltlulrtU
Mat "! between ) Bknnktt A Co.,
i if 1 hand i. TnW'KK IIai.I.,
bixth ttreelt,) No. 6i Makkkt H-rnKFT,
I'HILAOIH.I-HIAi
ahdNcM Bkoadmav, Nw York.
Shall Natuhb jib StsTaiwicn f To give deblli
Utlng medicines to the wek Is about as sensible ai It
would be to try to belp a ninn to bis leet by kicking
him when be was down.
That sort or practice Is going out of fashion. It bu
lllled so many graveyards Ibat people no longnr be
lieve In It.
If those who are not strong by nature expert to
avoid the attacks ot disease, they must endeavor to
acuulro the vigor necessary to resist It.
How Is this to be done? Common sense suggests by
the use ol Invigorating medicine.
The great object Is to btrknothkn tub system
JWITHOOT HXl'ITINO IT.
lbli object is accomplished by the Judicious use of
the most potent and genial or ull vegetable tonics
and alteratives. HO-JTEnKK'S bTU.MA.CU BIT
TERS. ny va'uable properties are combined In this pre
paration. It Improves the appoilte aud renders
digestion easy and perfect.
It gives steadiness to the nerves, Induces a healthy
natural flow of bile; preventM constipation without
Unduly purging the bowels; gently stimulates the cir
culation, and, by proruoilng a vigorous condition of
the physlOAl system, promotes, also, that cheerfulness
which Is the truest Indication of a well-balanced con
dition of all the animal powers.
rummer leaves both the body and the mind more
fir less exhausted. Mow Is the time to recruit them.
. Knd thus forestall the malarious fevers aud other
complaint which pro.triite bo many thousands every
Pall.
Thanksoivino ik Fksnsylvania. Proclama
tion. Commonwealth of Penueylvaola: From the
cieallon of the world, or, more properly speaking,
since Adam and Eve moved away from their country
residence In the Garden of F.dtD, their children have
needed clothes, and since, la our day, such conve
nient and desirable Heady-made Clothing Houses as
Charles Btokea A Co's. under the Continental, exists,
It becomes us to express our thanks for such bless
ings by Immediate and large purchases of these need
Ail things at this establishment.
By order of the Governor.
A kincji.k dollar Invested in aid of the Riverside
Institute may secure a present worth of Itself a for
tune. Many such are among the t.iofl.0.0 worth ot pre
sents to be distributed la aid ot this charitable
cause.
A cubic behkdv for Chills and Fever. Ayeb's
AgukCukk never falls.
THOUBANns or Worthy I'khfonb require medical
aid who Hud it burdensome toulways pay the physi
cian's lee. Such may select one of Humpukkih'
IloMCKof athiu Spkuifich, and, for a comparative
trifle, thus obtain the prescription of one of the best
practitioners in the country.
Johnston, Uolloway ACowden.No. 23 North Sixth
street. Uyott & Co., No. &!2 North Second street,
wholesale agents. Hold also by George U. Kvans,
Blxtb and Poplar streets: Ambrose Smlto, Broad
andCLesnut streets: Horlter Twentieth and Green
streets: John Bley, Franklord road: Roche. Fifteenth
and South streets: Cailenner. Third and Walnut
streets: Hickman, No. S3H South Second street; Mar
shall, Thirteenth and Market streets; Rlythe, No. ,1120
Market street. Hold in Uermantown by W. K, Jones.
Deneral Depot, No. 637 Arch street.
RisxMnin the Woukdkd Koi.hikr. We would
call tiie ant-lit ou ot all patriotic cltixena to the c-ird
ri the Mnnagar of the Gettysburg Asylum for I u valid
Soldiers, lu another column. A new plan of opera
tions ha- been adopted, by which success Is assured If
the citizens sustain the managers In their luudable
efforts. We feel conlid--ul that the scheme is worthy
of patronage, and that It will br: faithfully carried out
we have i o htsitntlmi in po Itlvely predicting. The
distribution of prize 's to 'ake place at the grnd
cunier i at to orlicuiinral Hall on Wasbluglon's Birth
day, Fel.rua y2. lacs. In order that everybody may
contribute to this nobie. patriot. c entorprlse, the
ticket" have beeu placed at the low price ot one dollar
each. They may be obtalued at No. 1UM Chesnut
ttreet.
' Bronchitis The usual symptoms of this disease
tire Cough, Soreness ot the Lungs or Throat, Hoe
pess. Dllliculty ot Breaibi . Hectic Fever, aHpltlliig
of PhleKm or Matter, and sometime" Blood. It is au
Inflammation ot the flneskln linloir the Inside ot the
whole ot the Wind Tub.B or Air Vessels which run
through every part ol the Lungs. Jayue's Kxpeclo
rant fmmedlately suppresses the Cough. Pain, In
LaiiinialPm. Fever, and I.imcmtyot Breathlri?; pro
duces a free and eay expectoration, and elleots a
speedy cure, bold by all Druggists.
TjACK Chrtains Nottingham and Muslin Curtains,
,'iutlow Shades, Piano and Table Covers, closing out
cost. kklty.Carrjnoton&Oo.,
rVFN On the erenlnar of d tnsiant, Mrs.
ELIZABETH OAVKN. In Hie71 Far of ber age.
The reladvesand Mends or the fsmlly are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Wednesday mornlnc at 10
o'cl'x k, from ber late residauoe, No. Viii Brandy wine
street,
CBAFT. On Seventh-day. theld instant, OEOROK
Cl A rT. In the 7iuh year of his arts
i li friends ot the famliv are Invited to attend hit
ftineral. from the rellooc of hU son. Kflwln Oralt,
"er Greenwich, N. J., on Fourth day, the etli In
Xi v. ' It o'clock A. M. Carriage will meet the 8
slant, k. ' - from Philadelphia at Woodbury,
o'clock trail. - -Menly, on November 3, CHARLES
POW MNO.-Pou. -ears. ' M
II. DOWNING, aged ,. - of the tamllv. also the
The relatives and ineno. . No.G.O. U A M
numbers of WacMngtnn Oouneii, 1inral frmn'
aip is ecifl.lly Inviw-d to attend th . J'0
bin la residence. No. W N. Frout street, Ct. "euues
dav, the sib Instant, at 8 o'clock,
HNYOKP. On Bundav. Novemhor Sd, instsnt, In
Potisvllle, Pa., ADA, eldest daughter of George W.
ami Isabella V. Snyder.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, on
Weduet day afternoon, the eth instant.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
I ri ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITKM8 8KB IN8I FA0IM.1
fctCObU
No. Ta Chesnut street.
THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Tl rroceedlDKB of the I.ate Session of
the PhllMflelphla Baptist Association,
t WIlmlBRton, Del.
We are Indebted to Horatio Gates Jones, Esq., ths
Clerk or tbe Philadelphia Baptist Association, tor a
beautifully printed copy of the minutes of tbe l'KUu
Eesslon of the Assoclatloa, which was held la the
Hicond Baptist Church of Wilmington, Delaware, on
the 1st, M, and lid or October. As many of the churches
en hracrd within the bounds or this Association are
located In Philadelphia, we present the lolluwlug ab
stract of the orocpdines ol the neslon:
The following recapitulates the leadtug features of
the t'burch:
Whole number of churches
Oidalued ministers
pastors
Churches without pastors
Llceiitlntes -
Additions during the yean
By baptism
letter
" experience
".restoration 4-1
Total 1588
Diminutions during the year:
By letter.. 720
" eraxuie .. 17
' exclusion - H'l
death. 161
Total
Total membership, Wi7
n
Increase C"
In the following table are given the names of tbe
different churches, the date ot their constitution, aud
ol Her Interesting lurts:
Namk " ( trt'Rc ir.
ixiwer Dublin
(.rest Valley.
Biandywiue
Woui gcrnery
Spruce Street, Pbi'adclphla...
New Britain
Itllltown
Msrrus Hook
.Kr xhorcugh
Second ChUrch.Phllailelphla.
Bloc k ley,
Iower Merlon....
1'Mrd CI urch, Philadelphia...
First African, i'hiiaueipnia....
Ilpph7.Hah
Lo e. Provldeuce i
'Fourth Church, Pb.laOeiphla
Fi th Church, Philadelphia-... j
(ioshen. I
M'.ethesilH I
i ak street (coloroii), West
Philadelphia I
Rioley ; I
in ion (colored), Philadelphia!
G en Bun
New town f-duare
Cbesnut Hill, Phlludelphla....!
V rt'Iey Forire M.
I UDor Mi. Bethel
Beyond Church, Wilmington. I
aatou
Tenth Church. I'll Hilda. .......
Fulls ot bchuylklll. Phllndn.'
Eleventh Churcn, i'hllada...;
First Col d. Washington, D.V.i
Ballliiomlngo '
Twelfth t hurch. Phllada '
aivary, l'til'iuia
I'nsyung. I'litiaua
Miiloli (col'd). PhliaUa i
Ctileralt
V ir-i Church, west ruuuua...
Hi akley vlhe '
Caeriiaivou
l:toai Street, Philadelphia...
PoithVilie
Tuber nacle, Philadelphia
hirst German. Philadelphia.
Point Pleasant
Dover, Del.
Upland
n-,i. T.iiniT and Bkht Sto!K of Curtain Goors,
Window shades, and Piano and Table Covers, in this
city, is now belug sold out at cost, at No. Cheauut
Street.
No Goojis Rrskrveo. We otTer all our large stock
on ace Curtains. Window Shades, Furniture Cover
ings, etc etc., at cost, until January i.
KkLTY, Carrinotow (ten,, No. 723Ch8QUt St,
T.in rniTiiNB.-looo nalrs elegant real Lace Cur
trilus at greatly reduced prices; selling low because
th.v n'Mro mimhajipfl &t auction toaell alose. Great va
riety and bargains in Curtains at Patten's, No, ltud
Chetiuul street.
M. hhoevakeb & Co., No. 1024 Chesnut street, are
now opening an eiegaut aosorlment ot Mlssee'
niirii llilren's Millinery. Also, a full II nu or Chit
dren's Clothing lor boys, girls, Infants, and misses, in
tbe latest styles,
Whitman's Chtcoi.atr. The finest Chocolate for
table use, manufactured at the Pblladelohla Steam
Chocolate and Cocoa Works. Stephen V. Whitman,
cmce ana store no. isie Mtirnetstreeu
Eroding and Ft!NiTnH RntipHoijiTitrBn.
Carpets laid, and uphobterlni; of aov description done
w.ia.llululv lt7jt'X'llll fllll II iim rfjullllll P.lluil'l .t
I4WCUesnut street.
Fink Co ycTiONS. At George W. Jenkins', No,
lo7 Spring Garden street, can ue obtained for.dgu
fruits, nuts, almonds etc., as well as a Hue assortu eut
Otcouiecilous. jeimins is worthy or a call.
ChiV'OLate Creams, superior to any made In this
clt , frtsb oi l y tt A. W. iioll's Caramel Depot, No.
108 Walnut street.
TJrBoi.sTgRiNO For i roniptuess, gold workman
ship, and low prices, apply at Patten's, No. ltus Cues
nut street.,
Only H for a beautiful Photn-Mlolatttre, at B. F.
Rentier's Photograph Gallery, No. 2t Arch street,
bix cards, or one large picture, fl.
Lack Curtains. Now Ii the time to buy Curtains,
great bargains, at Patte n's, No. lout Chesuut lreii.
Oukat Inixiomknts in Puicks.
Fall aud Winter Underwear.
Fail and Winter Underwear.
tall and Wlutur Uuderwear.
MtITiu A Brothers, No. H'SA Cheanut street.
Jonkm AThachkb, Printers, No. 810 Minor street.
tffVnumal Indxuxmrntt ! I 1 I I I t t ! t t
Vmuual Inducement I I I I I I I I I I I
M ihiumiitl Jnauamurntt I I I I I I I I I I I I
JB- l7rii(ii Inducement I I I I I I I I t I t I
Jtf linuiual Inducement I I I I I I I I I I I I
A'i'muuiil Inducement I I I I I I I I I I I I
Hflluuntttl ikducemcntt I t I I I I I I I ! I I
Mm' Unueual Jiuiucctnentt f I I I I I I I I I I I
M r nOW lljer (in lllHlvttr aini.r. ij urui
Chdhing fir Aim' and Jloiiit fUtl una
U'inJrr tinr. made, in His mmt CfXi'ifiC,
JiUmnnlicf i manner, and of material liouyhl in Arm
hand, at rui'touf jtrivc to tnc tnanufa
twei'
Thi tell th whole itorv.
WaNaUakru ,t Shown,
The Lamuji ci.othinu House.
Uik Hail.
On the Corner or Sixth ano Mauekt 8th.
MARUIliiD.
CONWAY-ROHsri'EK.-On the 2(h ultimo, by
Rev Dr. Karsuer. Mr. WILLIAM CuNWiV to Miss
MARIA V, KObHlHiR. both of Valley Forgo, Chester
county, Pa.
DIED.
ATI,rjf.. tin cue morning ol the 2d Instant. ANN' A
lbrle. Ksi.. ol Kaslon
Sjirlng Garden, Philadelphia.
Firs- GerniaD. Wilmington..,
Boiean, West Philadelphia...
Allentown
'Mariners', Plillauelphla
Mount Zlon, Philadelphia
i( inert vllle....
8(1 Chu ch (col'd), Wash .D.O.
Chester
.Id FreeouKU's. Alexaodrla...
Delaware av'ue Wilmington.
in en., Germantowu, Phllu.,,
Memorial, philadelrbla
Plvmotitli, Delaware ,
4th (col'd), Washington, D.O.
i i 2
Hi l
i-i c? -
188 2S2 ZU 9W
1711 15 lo'J 'm
1715 p7 2fih l.VW
I71l lsl 92 3i0
1746 iH'i 500 l'.)V)
1754 ifcl p,8 lUlK)
1781 SO 61 iO'l
17H l 8) lf'O
17S9 2Si 812 8i0
is, a ca 4s iio
1X04 271 a"0 II HO
18(18 281 70 til
H"9 618 SOD j 5l"l
1I9 X5I l.U 15(1
Islfl Tii 75 8M
1810 J4il 101) 6 Ml
1S17 K7 &00 I inn
1821 618 10X0 I 1 0
Is'ili M 80 4 4)
17 lb 180
18:27 1SI 40 .150
1x30 87 77 l(l
mi 8H9 ti-i 150
IKI2 pis 8S r.uo
tsaa lis Vi i"0
IKU 220 P-'l 887
lH.it 2s 82 8U5
IS M ini I
)HU 414 4'2il 7(11
i.s:i7 9i Iihi ;ioo
1S.18 Ml 648 1'JiKI
ls,H j 242 1N5 8IPU
l"M I 6U 421 914
lHilll - 6"il 150 1.V)
18;'.l 181 -M) ik)
1HI0 I 2:i4 8'Ki M10
1H4'2 I ;t.'M 2S0 1000
1SIJ I 40 tMI 8(K)
1H.2 4ut l.MI 4IK
I8l:l 112 10 ui0
1812 4M 610 182:4
1843 j 51, 120 178
181 1 I 25 HI 800
1814 56!) 4)5 ltt.1t
1847 215 18S it;)
1848 444 815 1700
1H14 2"5 8(l0 6C0
1811) 1H3 800 1'2'TH
18.V1 21 21 PK1
18.V2 14S 801 S'K)
ls5 4(14 4' 0 500
1858 M 9) ,',00
18.'. 2-i 807 901
18f, 50 118 1)0
Wt 805 200 240
1859 18D 880 670
1810 60 120 650
1858 612 7i 146
1883 83 t("l 400
1804 786 286 100
I8i6 98 20o 648
18(16 92 808 808
1807 200 350 2o0
1887 6
I8l8 225
f'The churches marked thus ()ara at present with
out a pastor. The last three named were admitted
Into the Association at th recent session.
Tbe following are the totals of the Buuday School
statistics:
AV hole number or Schools 92
Number ot Officers 839
Number of Teachers 1,441
Number of Scholars 14,550
Number of Baptisms., 875
Volumes in Libraries 40009
1 he Treasurer of the Ministers' and Widows' Fuud
presented a report, showing the reeolpls of the year
to have been 77-8."i. with a balance or $.108 35. The
rerroaneut investment: ot the fund now amount to
I..-.7-6S.
The following shows the extent of the Association
at Intervals ot ten years, since the opening of the pre
sent ceutury:
L., wlte of Edwin a. Atlee, aud daughter of Peter
iiriM. imi.. ui janujij.
Funeral from the residence of her himhnnrt v, in
ranauu air j, uu -no uvu iubwui, at tt o clock. Ia
terment at Laurel Ulll.
BIGLB.Y. on tne za instant, MAHOARKT A..
Wife of Dennis liigiey, ageu x, years luoutus aud 10
The relatives and friends of ths family, also the
vi.iwi v irirln'a Sodality of St. MalacbrsChiirf.il.
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, front the
reaioauos 01 ner uuaiwuu, a.m. koihu, buovi, uu
lasaday alteruooa at l. o ciock.
- ink II i
18"' 88 240 226 1 1850 j 63 6!)t 10,024
1810 46 277 4278 I8M) 68 705 11.871
ls.11 28 163 8038 ! 1805 62 1184 13 KMl
18 0 22 90 2S70 I8H8 63 2IVH 16,8e7
ISO) 87 lfll 83 11887 1 65 9il9 16.6M
Thh Rrvrncb Rutobns op the Firm Dw-TRirT.-Tbs
following tables show the operations or
the internal Revenue Department or the Filth t)ol-
: the Twenty-
ilth Wards of
The aMMPHMiriHiiiji n r n,a ... in'.n'.AH.i.j . . .
following Bums:- ' .-""-"
Ineon'esM..,.. ..rk
40.88ISIO
ZS)1
S781IO
410 00
227K1K)
2613 40
8 DO
8l0-i0
26
lection DiMrlot of Ibis State, embracing 1
second, Twenty-third, and Twenty-liltl
Philadelphia, and the county of Hocks.
jiiiiHina 01 ins year 1967 amou
allowing sums;
ifftntiH.
2s 'p"i taxei zziz -
' Carriages at io each
I, V?r!',",," ' esch
2.T8 W atchra, atl oacl
62,268 os. sliver plate, at 6 cent's each.'.'
8 goldjiiaie, at to rente each...
! Blliard 1'ables, at lfl each..
Penally
,, To,' .2!,I173,V20
1 lieatiiouiit or tax assessed Ia the dilloreut por
fail's ol the district was as lollown:
iid 2VI 2Vh Jim Z
Word. H'drti. Il'nrrt. Uiunli.
JtlfOnee 148 4'2(i'80 2H MOS'SA 1S,S.VI-KI f I8.57 80
L'censes 8,82o-(ki 7,1,1m 00 6,37o'(ii) W)4I4 00
CsrrlngFS 7:i8-m )3t1)o 118 Co 118-00
Watches l.seemi S8pro 18800 8-oo
Sliver Plate... l'U16-50 3H.-75 H-5,i 232 CO
Gr Id Plate 8 0"
Blil'rd Tables. S0o00 60 181 a
Tola' r,4 fio?-:nv w.nwm f2.i,i,-p,V (tn.iii'j-ns
The following presents a comparison of the lists for
I he pvt fhree years:
H ard. 1 lst,7. Inns. I into.
Twent--third Ward...
Twenty-firtli Ward
Bucks county
Total
8.liiW 65.601-81 77,17(1-67
2:il:S .-W..VJ8-I2 8.71i-83
40.163-85 69.256 111 8l,l32tn)
THIRD EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. HI.
1 1 -85 1 7 n-20'f474 77 4Sif0S2 I8i-7'.l
'1 ke following Is the programme lor next year
The Association will meet on the first Tuesday Of
C tober. 1888, at 2 o'clock, with the Calvary Bap
tl' I Church of Phlludelphiu.
i.rother J. M. PenUletoii will preann tne Introduc
tory Kiruioi', and UiotherG, A. Pell, to be the alter
naie.
JirotherG.W. Anderson will Dreach the Doctrinal
B' l iiinn from Itoiiaus vl, 2, on the suoleclot "Death
ui.io Siu and Lite uuto God." Brother Kendall liiouks
to lie the alternate. ,
Brother G.w. Pol well will write the Circular Letter.
Sbhious CrTTiKO Affray. Last nfgut Patrick
McVeigh, James Kane and James O'NelT, were all In
a tavern on Nlcetowo lane, near what is familiarly
termed "Hard Corners," or the "new turnpike,"
While there drinking the old story they co ru
in, need quarreling, during watch O'.Neil was stabbed
si ven times In the breast, some of the wounds being
fr likiful and will pr ibably prove fatal. As soou as
tl x stubbing was done, the participants fled, hut had
not gone far belore they were arrested by Otlloers
Short aud ileever. They were taken to the Station
1L use and locked up, though at present it is not
k owu which one did the cutting. O'Mell.soon after
b -lug stabbed, became Insensible, ami In that condi
tion was taken to tlni Penm-yvania Hospital by sr
g. ant Cameron and Ollleer McClure. This morning
Nell was In the same condltiou. Out hopes were en
tenalned ol hu recovery. Such cases as this are
nightly occurreucrs In our city, and are almost en
tirely caused iu tbe same mauoer, by drinking aud
tikblll.g.
JIirm of raRT. An official dtsetoent was
niade yesterday by the officers or tbe Fifth District
upon that notorious tireclui t known as Buyer a Court,
Lsvli g removed several obstacles to tne peace and
oiileluess r,f the ueigliborhonit. thev enmrnil a l,,,i,u,,i
lor disorderly characters, at No. 8, and arrested ths
clilof evil spirit, Martha Mack. Another Inmate,
M aria Ta fluid, was charged with robbing a man of s,
and she was also placed lu oustialy. Alderman Tuni-
son committed the first for keiplng a disreputable
house lu default of h ik) ball, aud tbo latter In default
Of a like amount lor ronuery.
General L. C. Baker. This irentleaian ia
at ill In Phlladelpnla, superintending the sale of his
work opoii 1 be "H utory ot the secret service, w blub,
torn nroved a very rrotitable enterprise. An Item
going the rounds of tbe papers to the ednot that Gsiie
n.l Bsker lias been Imprisoned, and has been released
to Uatifv heinre a Snwlal Congressional Committee.
Is entirely uiiloumled in fact, and was first published
for the purpokeol lujurlug ths charaolsc and bus:utwts
ol Geuttial Baker
Ccn. Giant and Secretary Welles.
The Philadelphia Custom
House Troubles.
Ktc.t Ktc Etc., Etc
Kto,
Kts.
Dnr'ng (ho present year no taxes have been paid to
the Collector by banks aud similar corporations. The
amoui.t paid In )sus was 121,068 62, and In so6twas
1 1 2,us.1 The tmal ame-saieu.a for the p .st three
jeaiswere.ln 15. II 21.6,222 46; la ls6, .1,095,3 )-5();
ami In ls;7, t 24 0(' '..1.
The following prce'its the total of all asuessments
made lu the District since HeptembHr I, )si2 Including
taes pa d bv hanks and corporal ions diiectly to the
Coiuminslonor of iulernsl Keveuue:
Sept. 1, 1882, to June 80, 1884 fit? 10561
Julvl,18i-a, " 1M4 7MI,M4
18l4, " 1MI5 1.2IH.221-8S
" W " Ifi'M l,l'!H,:402 50
18IIB, " I8U7 781,121 24
Total 4,189,t03'78
A Dkmohalized ISkt of Cokner-Lotngers.
Sunday night universally is the signal for the gather
ing ol a motley crowd of young and old comer
l( ui gers nt.'Cadwalader and .lell'erson streets, who
iLhiilt the passeri -by, swear terribly, quarrel regularly.
biiii. ui iH(-fc,iuuK iu uuriier annoat a fauoemoui'iui,
no that the Inhabitants are constantly annoyed. The
olllcers of the Tenth District determined last night to
break up thlB throng, hut were roundly cursed and
told to go away and mind their business. The olllcers
then commenced work, as did the bullies or the crowd.
and a tight ensued. During this a pistol was fired at
the , policemen, but without etlcct; brickbats were
handled, clubs were nsed, and a row or no f econd-rate
commencta. one 01 tne ouicerB was knocked down
aua uauiy oeateu. At tne Height 01 the trouble, one
James Burns, sleeping In a house near by, wus
awakened, came out In his shirt sleeves and com
menced, as alleged, to use a billy. More olllcers
coming, the following persons were arrested: John
Million. Joseph Mc bleary, and John West, who wore
committed by Alderman shoemaker in dolault of
liioo cacu, aua unrns in sit'"),
A KKntLLious Spirit. It is said that duriug
the late civil strllo Maria Sinclair, alias Msry
Buck, etc.. was a spy In the Rebel rauks. and sought
to liipplre her mule companions with enthusiasm for
the common cause of Southern rlirhtu un,l rlnvulrv
Be this as It may, we record her lust public transac
tion. Having lived In quiet with a neighboring
leiiiuio Hum naueuce ccaseu to oe a virtue, sue started
0111 lust rsumruny wiin (lie lull intention ol "welting '
somebody. She met her huted rival, and pitched in,
t.iid lor a time a series of masterly female move
ments, gouging, punching, pulling hair, and burying
linger nulls into opponent's face, enlivened the vici
nity of Second and spuice streets, she wus arrested,
and when balled out, started right back to"mnsb''
her too. which she dm In style, she was aires ten aud
sent ueiow Dy a merman r.,rr"w.
The CnoLKR. at the Navy Yard. Siuco
Tuesday morning last there have boeu no deaths from
cimiera on ooaru the united states hosultal a do Sits-
sacus, lying olf the Navy Yard. The surueuna renort
this morning Dial there are but three men now under
treatment lor tne tilsoaye, all or them being eonvales
cein and ceriuln or complete recovery within a couple
ui uay. -i n niiai uumncr 01 (lenms iroin tuoepl-
leniic was but thlrtv. a small nunihar when It In com
pared wiih tho number of those who were expound to
mw cuuiuKiuu uiiuer inwuiosiiieriious circumstances.
Tub Whisky War. On Saturday afternoon,
lib-'UI 4 O'clock. Kevenue lnnnietiir llpnrv 1.. Tav.
rt visited an until etendiiia two-atorv ahaniv at N.i.
18'.n Market ttrtet, ostensibly occupied as an oyst, r
and drinking saloon, but s ipposid to bo tho location
or i.n l licit wlnaky still. After scaling several fences
tne omcer louna a stiea in tne rear, which, to all p
parauces, had recently lmroorert aBtlll. That article
Iir, 1 pel d removed. However, ami notli'iii; remuiiied
save two tuus tir yeawr ano a row empty oai-roia.
llOllBBBT OF SBVKNTy-FIVK llOLLARS. Oil
Saturday night. Kdward Cnrns entered the saloon of
F, W. iiil 1, at No lu-20 Jtidge aveuue. During the
general ;ioiiuiction wnicu on mat evening la to he
hail In every popular "bier and saner wein house," It
Is alleced that Corns stole 875 'elougiug to Hi, I. The
spvpecied one was arres'ed, and held In custody by
Alderman Massey, In tlnoo ball, to answer at a fur. her
Leaner. Ilill was lor a long time a nrwonrru Au-
..-r,in.. -
Fatal ActTDEHT. Tina morninfr, at an
early hour, Thomas M addon was found in the cellar
or anew house on Haverlord road, alio ve Twenty;
seventh street, dead. When last seen, on Sunday
morning, he wus Intoxicated, and It Is supposed he
wandered Into this unfinished house, and making
a;raisstep, fell through the ratters on ths stone cover
ing tne ceiier, ana was instauiiy amen, ue leaves no
family, and lately hoarded on Lancaster pike road.
A Stealer of Soap and Candles. Officer
Tyson getting a glimpse of Matthew Logau, who was
nuiklng ofl quickly with a box ol soap and caudles
iilie booiy of a felonious foraging expedition) along
'1 auk lord road, near filraid avenue, immediately
gave chase, and overhauled the vicious Logan, at 110
groat distance from his starling point. Alderman
Senix held the couliscator in Kuu bail to answer at
C'turt.
"The Sukday Republic" is the name of a
new family paper recently started to fill tbe plase of
til" mmuo-i rre. 1 ne enterprise is a oangerous one,
bin we know the publishers, Mrssr. Dnukle, Kales,
& Co.. to be men or energy . ex parlance and taste, and
iuduliig from yesterday's Jioxiblic. we suould feel
' . --f- 1 :. . Z rf,.. ' . .... .
Sf cure in prruicimg auceava. -iuu m tiutntc is orimtui
of good things irom tne uest writers lu the couulry.
Violating the Law. John Smith, with
others. It Is alleged, ran a hose carriage 011 tbe walk
at Klthleenth and Walnut streets yesterday. He Is
Bico cnargeu wttu luterieritig witn me oinoei-s wuo
attempieu to sion tuis niiance. jte was taaeu in
ciiatody, aud bold in delimit ot bull by Aldeiuiun
Tuuiion,
A rupive. Christopher Thornton was yes
terday arrested for belmr drunk, disorderly, and pugl-
llMic. When ollicer Pritner arraatad liliu he resisted.
bmt tbeclllcer. and lore his clothes, hut nevertheless
was placed in cotiflneiiient. Aldermun Maule hold
hiui lu 1000 ball to answer.
CAconx in a Belt. John Apple, aged forty-
five yeais, while working In Davis A Pldler's spoke
lac lory, at the comer of Trout and Canal streets, wss
ci. nutat in the belling and very terlously Inlurad. Ue
v, rvuivvcu u iuu rruunj i van I a Jiospilal.
Killed. A little boy named George White,
aped twelve years, was crushed bHween two cars,
near Wlanahlckon. ou Hutnrday af-.ernoon. and died
so1 u aut-r. met oroner win nolo an Inquest.
RonnERY. The confectionery Btore of Iler-
mnn t rujer, mo. vzs rasnyiing roua. was enterd dur-
liu tratuiday n'ght, and robbed of a gold wuich aud
ai uuviuvin money.
td'KCIAL DESPATCHES TO EVKNINO TRLEORAPn.
WAaniNOToM, Nov, 4,
General Grant's lleport,
;rnnt Is busily rnnnRid on his annual report,
mid declines receiving visitors tills mornlutf.
Secretary Welles Hick.
Hccretfiry Welles has been confined to his house
loi iwo tiuys phsI with lever, im Friday last be
Bllended Cabinet meeting, but stopped ooly a
few in 1 11 if t e'M. lie eoniplulued of foci 1 11 1 uuwell
and in tnctllntely afterwards was talteu HI, ttnd
Lhh icfiiHiiicd so ever since.
Philadelphia Custom House,
The rbllndelnhla Cuatotu llotiso matters are
not settled yet. It is expected that more dis
charges will be ordered soou, us there are still
a number of ollieers employed there whose nor
vlces cuu be dispensed wilt) lu Hie opinion of
the special Hgent now examining tho insili.il-
tlon. A combination is auout being; forine t
looking to the appointment of ChaiiuD llnrioy
(Bt present appiaiser in the I'nlluilelpnla Cus
tcni House) to tho Collcciorshlp of tliu Port. It
seems t-etl led that a dotei mined warfitro will
be iniide upon Collector Cake after (Jjugruus
mecta.
Mr. Charles W, Carrlgan to Have a Place
Among the on dils circulating here Is oue that
Charles W. Carrh;un has been pro ml sod by a
hli;h lunctionnry the position of Revenue
Agent at Philadelphia, now held by John Mil
ler, in the event ol the New YorK olectiou going
jx-mocrauc; nun currigati, it is uuuurdtoou, uas
gone to New York to make speeches in favor of
the Democracy, ana 11 tuey win tuis is 10 oe nis
reward.
There la a powerful influence brought to bear
against Miller, and last week N. P.. Swyer, of
tne pittsnurg; rtepuouc, was iiere opposing uim
on the ground tnat. Miller had interfered with
Home of his ft lends at 1'ittHburg;, who are in
spectors of coal oil, aa Miller's Jurisdiction
extttids over the whole State, and Unwyer Is
Jealous of any interfeiouco with his little ar-
ninsi'iueDWiu mui part 01 me mate, nawyer
is t lie head and front of the.IoUnsou party west
of the Alleghenies.
Fire and Robbery.
Concord, N. H., Nov. A. A dwelling-on the
I'oor House farm. In West Concord, was set on
fire last night, aud during the alarm the
keeper's trunk was broken open and roooed of
8.' o. The building burneu was 01 little value.
Stocks in New York To-Day.
Nkw Yobk. Nov. 4. Smith, Randolph A Co..
Hankers, No. 19 Houlh Third street, and No.
3 Nassau street. New York, report at 1 o'clock
tbis afternoon as follows:
United Htates ISNls, 1121-.112-.
United states 5-ls, lstiil, iOS:!-Ht4 l()Sl.
United fSInlea 6-20s,' lfcl4, iy-H.
I'nited States 5-'Ai8, 18(15, l(ilag.lUG'.J.
United Slates 5-20s, new, lHso. 107yt'lif7Ji
United n'atesS iW.s, 1KU7. hna'iO, ':
n
u
FINE AE 1
411 ftlllBpl
fAbUIONAJQLK DA ITER
No. T B. MIJCTH Bin.
United Htates KMI'H. llXli ,'(Til(Kl'.;
J nue and July 7'30s, 10,;.il03-' Market dull.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF QUARTER Sl'MSroNS-JudiiB Peiree.
The Xsovembtr turui ol the Court commenced this
111111K. iuh Honor Juduo I'tlrce divhIuihi;. The
Urinid Jury formed U very einull, cooHlstiiiK of oul7
elnhieeo gentlemen. Colonel Flt.eruld wae up.
nolnted toreuiun. I he Ju,l'; Cuitrued the Jury Co u-
ceinlni; their duties, and culled their (jar ,iouUr atteu-
lll II IU llir BUUIfCL III 10lltMlN. 11B HpiIKU UI I.U01I1HS
evils ruCMt pen Icioui to society aud as exl.itlng In the
hhuiio of ) I li ary companies ami gin associations,
ostensibly for (he relict of disabled Molrilem, soldier'
orptieus alio widows, oelnir lu resllty only Hche-ne4
for the houellt of orlVHte Individuals: he remarked
tlil.t a (-AH6 ot till. kind. L-luirKliiK tlio nialuteni&nce of
ffurnoiinir uoune, naa oeen irieo in mis t. ,url aurluff
the Hi-otemner term, und the defendant trad been con
victed, but It was a rare occurrence, and he did not
know Hint any cao cliarciuit the onense would be
hruiisht to the nolleo of the Jury, thotiRii sh mid It,
he would requcnl Hint they should give it special at
tention. The Urnnd Jury were (lismi-Me'l to their
rot-iu lu charge ol oltlcers iiarher and Stafford,
(.inen Littor was churzea witu a-ssauit and battery
upon Abel Mc vliindau, an old man of seventy years.
Air. BJcaiiinuan satu he had 110 i,usiue-s amu t seep
a H.ore. hut paid fla a year for a license to sell
bucke's o'coal. He was oue oay iialutlng hit cart
wheels, and the defendant came al nR and kicked
the wheel Into the sutler. He then wen, away, and
soon came hack, and struck the old gentleman twice
oil tne oeau.
1 here was no evidence whatever to contradict this.
and the Jury acquitted, but ordered the defendant 10
pay the cons.
Immediately upon tho rendition of this verdict the
Judge said that the evidence in the case was sa in
dent to have warranted a conviction, and would .lus
tily him in holding him In security. Ho tnerelore
ordered him to enter hall In 5uu to keep the peace.
111s 1 un, 1 tuuni juokd rsoarswouu. Albert
H. Smith vs. llenjamin Sharp, Elllm Roberts, and
Israel H. Johnson, Kxeculors ot John Sharp, dee'd.
Au action to recover lor services rendered in the
capacity of a ptivsiclau. Belore reported. Verdict
lor piainuu, f i7U'au.
Itebtrt O'l.owery vs. John Dick. An action to re
cover rent for a portion ot Kastwlek Park, rented for
we purpose 01 raising Deans. iue ueienie alleged
that when the place was rented It was agreed that
the rent should be paid if the water lu the tasin did
not overflow Its banlis so as to injure thecroui; and
that ths water did overflow the hanks aud cause
damage to the bean. On trial.
DlhTHICT COURT Judge Hare. Richards A Rob.
bins vs. Aldrlcn, Yerkes & Carey, A41 action ou book
account. On trial.
COURT OF COMMON FLEAS-Judsre Allison.
Tl"" feiirned lmie I'Ht was taken np'to-oay.
uanr.u btatkb uiaiitiuf cou ur ir rank.
Rl l'TCy. Judge Cadwalsder. E. & C. Htokes vs.
John D. hiontng. An issue fo try whether or not Mr,
Hontag, the defendant, Is a bankrupt, or whether he
lies committed an act of bankruptcy. It was allured
that he. contemplation bankruptcy, fraudulent y
mude way with and disposed of a large lot of skins,
he helng a tanner, helore tiling his petition. On trial.
John V, Creoly for plaintiffs; Uumavus Remak for
defendant.
THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL
BANK.
Philadklpria, November 4, 1W7.
ThePIrectOM havo declared a dividend of NiNE
Pi III C'liNT. clear ot taxes. payab,n on demand.
lltut a. u. uuisnti, ;oashier.
( "tOHRUNDTJM KNIFE TIONEr ANEW AND,
V wo believe, superior article. This niaierlal has
lor.g been in use anions; cullers, dentists, eta, lor I s
lu i n grit In Rrlndiug and 1 ollslilng of metals and
tnols. Also. 1'orcelaln Table Steels, tor sale by TltU
KiNit Ml AW, No, S.16 (Klght Thlrty-fl ve) M A E hi K V
pm., oeiow iNimn. .
f ROUND UP, SHARPENED. HANDLED.
V. X and ready for use, you may ttnd Chisels, (leiiges,
aid Manes, at the Here ol TRUMAN fjUAW,
No. 836 (Klgbt Thlrty-ave) MAHKKi Street, below
iN.iiin.
MINCINCJ KNIVES, . CHOPPINtJ TRAYS
and Bowls, HauHsgo or Mince Meat Machines,
small Choppers and Cleavers, for sale hv TUBMAN
A SHAW, No. IdolKWhl Thlrty-nve) MARK hi' btreet.
ueiOW ClUlll.
3 A T E N T E D. PANTS SCOURED AXD
HI KETCH i:D Irom 1 to 6 Inches, at Mottet
l iemh tsieum Dyeing and HcoiirlnK. No. 2o0 H.
NINTH Street and No. 76 RACK ntreet. 917j5p
"Vr0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEV THAT THE
JS firm of FAMOAbT A W A KNOCK, late Auo
iloiieers. No. '210 MAKKKT tsireet. have made ail
Ufklriiiiieut to tua undersigned for the benefit of their
cie.lilors. ... ... . . ...
All persons mueuieu iu rniu rum win muK
iiHVOieiit, and those having claims present them to
13 JOisIAU. NKKI.V, Assignee,
rso. VI 1U MAttlvir rttrecc
i'hlladulphla, October 8() , !8o7. 11 1 ui
UNION PAbTE AN U S1ZINU COMPANY.
A Taste for Box-makers, lhHikbluders, 1'ftper-
huugers, rMioeinaaerB. nicuei-uuoK aitKers, iiiu
FoHiere, viu. i win nui Kiur, ia cneap anu always
ready for use. Refer to J. B. Llpplncott Co., Devar
Or Keller, winiain jininn, riiiiaiieipin jmulrer.
Harper iiroiuers, American 1 1 act society, anu others,
hole Agents, I. L. CRAOlN A CO., No. 4M COH-
W LRL 15. btreet. 9 D
JONES, TEMPLE & CO.,
VABHIONABLK H A T T K K 8.
a: Ok u v 1 vi 11 .1,
First Btore above CheolDiit street. fI
('081 E It.
Wo bog to announco that
wo will open, during tho
next two wocks, over Fifty
Cases of CHOICE OIL PAINT
INGS, RARE STATUARY,
RICH BRONZES, and FANCY
GOODS.
THESE GEMS OF ART
Havo been selected with threat
caro by Mr. Dailoy from tho
studios of tho most cele
brated Artists, and tho work
shops of tho best makers in
Europe, and ccntain many
works that havo achieved dis
tinction at tho Paris Exhibi
tion. BAILEY & CO.,
No. HID CHESNUT STRKICT,
WUI1TKN AND VEHBAL DESCRU
lions ot Character, with advice on Husinesa,
wvauu, .cum-awou, etc., given ol"f , apirif
8 28wsin5p at No. 722 CHiWUT lartt.
TDniLADICI.PIIIA RTKiif PA STB COM-
pany's Hour faate U-Aiiufactory, hack of No. 10
HiTlVll I.ana. iiL iVi..A.''" nr MaKers,
Tronk Mskera. and all w no want a superior article of
j vn n i-, win na u ... ,,Mr Interest 'o u""
L tluaullUea. II tit
bold lu Ui(ie or small, tjuaut
rpO HOUSEKEEPERS AND INVALIDS
X The nndcrslgned respectfully calls the attention
ot tne puhllo to he stock of Prima Older and para
(Uder Vinegar for ptckllns and general family osa
abo, to his popular "Tonic Ale." free truia ail lw pa
rities, and endorsud by the inedtcal raeulty as a safe
ai.u wuoiesoius oeveiags iurwu aua uuiicate oou-
tliiiitlnns.
Deliverer nw ui coarge mi an par's 01 tne city,
r. J. JOl.DAN,
No.4PKAli fatreet,
1171 Below Third, and Walnut and. Dock.
BALTIIYI ORE
IMPROVED BABE I'URNlNfJ
FIRE-PLACE ICEA.TEB,
VITH
&Ias;axlua and Illitinlstatlstg
Doors.
"n-i,a mosmheerful and Perfect Ht tr In TTsa. To
be bad Wholesale aud Retail of t. , )L4HM.
U -IX Uucb No. lf MARK. k. I ti rest, VitUs
10 2wfm
PHILADELPHIA,
THE AMERICAN BUTTON
HOLE, OVERSEAMING, AND
SEWING MACHINE is war
ranted to execute in the best
manner very variety of Sew
ing, Hemming, Felling, Cord
ing, Tucking, Braiding, Gath
ering, Quilting, Overseam
ing, Embroidering on the
Edge, and in addition makes
beautiful Button and Eylet
Holes in all fabrics.
It has no equal, being abso
lutely tho best family machine
in the world.
Salesroom of the Company,
S. W. Corner ELEVENTH and
CHESNUT Streets. uztfrp
ORAL
CWELRY.
CLARK & DIDDLE,
No. 712 CHESNUT Stroot,
Ilavs Just Opened sib Iinmenst Invoice
OF
PIHK CORAL JEWELRY,
TO WHICH THEY CALL S FECIAL, AT-
TEXritKN. 9 IS wfmiuirp
THE MECHANICAL
LAVNnKT COM PA N Yt
I II 1 1, , iir.1.1
IKIOlirVlialtU 1M7.
riPiTAi, at 00,000.
SlTRSiCKIITIOM PhlCK OF kll tUls, I0.
Orders leu at the ioiiowiiik places win meet witu
fronipl attention, Tlx.: Htalen Island Fancy Iyelng
omoany, 47 N. Eighth street; Atkinson's Uunts' Fur
tilbhing Htoie. 6121 Chesnut btreet: Atkinson's Oente'
yiirnUhliiK Ktore, e'.'o Uliew tut btreet; Lalnn's Hat and
Gents' Furnishing Store, N. E. cor. Wxtu and Chesnut
Btieets; Winchester's tients' Furnlsblnc Hlore, 708
Chesnut street; CI rant's Cents' Furnishing Store, UU8
Chesnut street: Levi's (Jem's Furnishing Htore, 8. K
cor. XUhlh and Rnce streets: Saehse & Son's Shirt
Su re, S. E. or. Eighth and Vine st eels; Butler's
bents' FornlxhlDg store, Hits, itintn street; racott.
(leiils' Furuibhlug hlore, 'b H. Tenth s.reet; Jones
Hoop Skirt ano I.sdies' Furnishing Store, 8i2 Arch
street; Hooper dfc Parker's Ueuts' fr nrolshlng store,
N. k. cor. Arch and Ninth street: Taxgart Farr's
Sewlog Machine Slore. 61 N. Ninth street: Atkinson's
Iry tioode store, Wii. Ridice avenue, and at the
Leiaidry, Ninth street, bolow Id- kerson.
-Washlug uune at o cents per doxeu. All articles
railed fur and delivered free of charge, and all cloth
ing lost will be paid for.
No chemicals used. All work performed In the bt
pcfs'hle manner, under the superintendence of expe
rienced and carelul female operatives. Ken Is' Socks
mended and Buttons replaced without exira charge.
The public are invited to inspect the Laundry.
Holders of four shares or stock will have their bills
.iUrt mnntiiiv. with u discount of 20 per cent.
block may be subscribed for at the otlloe of
o. 130 S. SIXTH Street,
lo I2sm8mrp Philadelphia.
TVT OKDAY AFTERNOON CONCERTS,
HASSLEH'B QBANU OltCnEITllA,
CONCEIlT HALL.
'J'he flrst Concert takes plane ou
AlONDAV, lltu INell'.,
e s I)
EVFIIY MONDAY AFTERNOON
(Season 1W-IM, at 3i o'clock.
Orchestral Lea. er. Mr. SIMON HASSLKU
BCAI.K Ot? PKICES.
hliide Admission Ticket Fifty C'uta
A Package (coDtalulnir four tickeisl Oue Dollar
A CO U POM TICKET,
const ting of Thirty (coupon) Admission
Tickets Five Dollars
Can be had st Trumpler s Music Slore, No ! Cuei
nnt ntreet, at Concert Hall, aud at the Orchestral
Cilice. No. 214 8. Eighth street.
11 i tt MARK HA83LER.
FOURTH EDITION
'? INDIAN C03iyilS3IO.E:t3.
Ths.
Oen.Shermai.
1 Eh Route for Fort Laramie
ONTREALJ
A Fllti: AT M
T'ightninff.
A Cathedral Struck by
Etc., Etc., Kte., Kto., Ktc.
Etc.
From St. Louis.
St. I.oiTTn, Nov, 4. General 8 Herns an n'l sUl
the It ace C'ointnlHHloners, except tter tor lion
dtson, left for Fort Ljtrarjule yejte.lftT
CliliUKO, and expect to renclt I.tuauiS.1 ly No
Mfiiber Kith, wbere the oMels of loe HtotiK.
I'icws, Norttura (Cheyenne"", AraphH i ul
other tribes are awaliltm ttiolr arrival.
Fire at Montreal;
Montrkai., Nov. 4 Mess. g. IWford A WTl
wholesale warehouse ou Ht. Haoramout sire. e
yes partially destroyed by tire tills morulas
Hie loss Is estimated ut f 1U.00O.
A sovere tUtiDtlcr siorin occnrretl here'
5' ,n" JT,ie "KuiniiiK struck tlie Kreuoh outJit.
drwl, destiny Uib u iiorllou of Hie lower. Ni
one wus injured.
Latest Markets by Telegraph
Bat.timork, Nov. 4. -Cotton very dull at He. fnf
upiaDd ixiHloilnni. Flour very dull, aud 11,1 sale! re--polled.
Wheal has declined 6c; sales of prime ted at-
1 N. Corn steady; snlee of white at SlMicvflM: inixcil.,
f'-T. Oats (lull at JU;y,7H 1., llil'eiloi at 65(u,(ii, Kr).lilll
ai tl-to lor prime. Provisions dull, and uiHh nsr.
doing.
IIkarikos Kkfokb TJ. S. CoatMifwosmt
Pmni John Mnlilu and James Chaoibrs had
hkHritid belore United States CtinimiSHtuuers Aubrey
il. Smlib, charted with Illegally uls.hllug :hiUji
llichard Miilward swnn-raid he was au Avsttnt
AssesHer of the Th ru tilvislon of the Fi.urm 1 Elec
tion UlClrlCt. Ha called Oil tknilll Minlnl Hnhm.
ler, ano they went to a house on a lot west ol Twuntv
f 111 ill street, end above t'oates. Tuey tried to enter,
but could not, and were compellel to f irce the door;
when they found a number ot empty barrels. They
niel M ullen, and be said be had been asleep, and bad!
not beard them. They found auotuer room, In wuinrt
were a number ot hogshead, of mash, a still In full
Operation, aud a qnantiiv ol whisky.
Mr. Schuyler sworu Said be had visited the pre
mmei.; haw me still ia operailou: did not count 1 he
bairelri.Baw a barrel partly ftlied with wlil ky; Air.
Ci'smbers rium In and sidil he was the pn prieior.
John Collely. police ollicer, sworn I ant au oillofr
in ihe Ulsirict w hore tne premises are situateo; saw
( hanibers some few days aso la Mercer street, where
there weie a number ol Imrruls, about 10: I told him
1 e should have them removed from the pavement.
Ollicer Vaieiillne Uarllemes sworn I belong to
Ninth Llsirlci; i.aw the piemlses on Saturday; the
still wus In operation; supposed Mr. Chambers' bual
uess was coopering.
Mr. Chnmbers whs held In $1200 and John Mullen In
I IUU bull 10 answer at Cuurl.
1HAUDUMINT BKTURNH.
Hans Bu fieri was a so before United Htates Com mis--sli
ner Smith, charged with making fuUe returns.
Jr. cob stelnhruii sworn, siild I live No. 4u7 Vine
street; 1 kuew deleiidaut: he Is a confectioner: be toldr
Din laktSundsy lour weeki ago, at my house, that he
mude over t-ioiiu tho lait yei; be said uutbiug about
lilireturnF; I assisted him occasionally; I think lbs
business Is about one-half profit; he paid fiMl f a-
Eersou iu West I'e Hade phia. und be Improved his .
tuse 'o the amount 01 'W0; he built a three-storr
hi use tbis year.
Cross-examined I know derendaut; be Is my bro-ther-lu-law;
my sister dlej, and four week' after her
Death be married ugaln; I then lulo med 011 hloi; oe
told me if his wife had lived ho would in three years
retire Irom business and iak the world easy, aud he
bad made over f u)ii the last year.
Mr. John tutiuer sworn -I resident No. 102 Contes
stit ei; know net' ndaut; worked tor blui from Feb
ruary. 18(18, to last July. 1867; he took In fretn 10 to flu
a oay.lhe pruhta ot the business are one-halt.
James Sweeuey sworn I am one of tho Assistant
As-eBSnrs of the second District: tbe defend tin's busi
ness is thnt ol cake-linker; the rxturn lor 18(18 was
lmule to me; his ,r lil-t are lluo; tho amount ol e c
emption Is tlOeo by law; $ti!) tux. and l;u for interest;
he pain no lax iu ixii; he did pay lax In lrttti; he pay
si-ei lul lax us a deal, r.
Mr. Johnson sworn, said I am n Kevenue Inspeo
tru; v b ted this place by direction or Mr. -wenney,
aua find he keeps no b oks nf sales: lacked lilui (or
llio book of hi dully receipts, aud he said he had
nuue and knew w hut ue made by the ba auce 111 bttrik,
anil be lad tl coin b ink: he sells a great amount of
candles, etc., from his hooks. '1'he case, atier argu
ment, WMBdlnn Ish.i, ami the defendant discharged.
Board of Schvryh. A meeting of the Board
of surveys wus held this morning, when tbe follow.
In business was transacted. Sewe s were ordered to
he constructed on Perth street, between Oxford and
sixty-five leet norib; sewer on Otis s.reot between
Finer. Id and Coral streets: both tobeot two feat six
inch p pe. Tbe following resolutions were agreed (o-
J.'rsolved, That we recom mend to Councils to order
a curb regulation ou .Newkirk street, between the
Church orthe Messiah aud Kmorv street, with a de
scent southwardly , to lluow the drainage of said pur.
th.n of Newkirk street into said Emory street.
Jietolvtd , That as Councils bare uasael a bill lo
barrow the carriage drive on Broad street, between
Poplar and Coatee street, the Chief Engineer and.
Rurveyor be requested to give lnlormailon on the
Suhject.
Such Information belr.g given, and acommonloa
i lion from the Broad street citizens to the Mayor, 00
ecting to such measure. It was resolved that tbe
ioard coincide with tbe views relating to the nar
rowing of tbe carriage drive on Broad street. Adjourned.
A Warning to Tkatkllebs. Mr. George C.
Hloman.aresidentot Wilmington. Delaware. stopped
ifJi-?'"1 ' .Vt4tate Union" Hotel, on Market
street, above 8 rth. n.irln. 11,. .n.. u,..
Slf-JJ J"5 undisturbed, oue or more depredator
effected an enirance Into bis room turning the door
key by the aid of nlpp-rs. Abou n Tmouey wai.
abMlrocted but the tbleves forgot to "arrr off hist
wrutcb. which thev left upon the floor? The burgiS e
have not as yet been captured, but it is trVouiht that
tbe detectives are on,tb. right track. In Jafor the
many cases similar to thh., it Is surprising that travel,
ers will not take warning and deposit their valuable!
iu the sals, whenever I hey put up at a public hoaieT
IlFABmOB AT THH CENTRAL STATION. A,
Phf.ddoDktkctivb. George Ellery, who lives No
27 passyunk road, was charged wllli passtns hlml
sell off as a detective.
llarman II. Kruger, confectioner, sworn. Reside
No. 7 Passyuuk road; my place was robbed on
Saturday iileht, through the back window; the nrl
soner called on me yesterday and examloed the,
I lace and examined several persona about the house
aud when he leit he gave a card with Detective Hen
deison, Police Statlou, ou It, and said he wsnted si
bonus ol ", but came dowu, and c inseted lo taklt
ITU', Elleiy said that be was drunk at the lime and
did not know what he bad doue. Held iu tioou bait
to auswer.
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Nov. 4
Reported by De Haven dt Bro., No, o S. Third street
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science aud skill have Invented to assist tbe
hearing in every degree of deafness; also, Respirators;
also, Caodall's Patsnl Crutches, superior to any
others In use, at P. UALEIUa's, No. IDS TKNTH.
Huteet, below Choauut 1 6p
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