The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-07
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald


PHILApELrHIA, July s, 1912.
Nothing OF moment has occurred here to-day-the ex
element Of the Fourth having been succeeded by of
the greatest Gains ef the season.
The Court of Criminal Sessions for the July open
ed this morning. The Grand Jury CHARGED by Judge
Doran. Several interesting and important trials are OK
peced to during the term of the Court Petit
tons continue TO pour into the Legislature for the ako
ton Of this tribunal but my word for it, the effort will
not succeed this time. There dozen which
could give for this opinion any OF which consider
sufficiently conclusive to overcome all the titions that
be gathered against it. will them of these
days. In the time, those interested may take my
mord that the Court will remain present constituted.
On Monday, man named Yoh, Crabb and South
streets had difficulty with his better half who
about to have him sent to prison. To himself from
incarceration in desperation OF the moment he made
attempt TO take his life by cutting his throat The effort
was unsuccessful, the wound being but slight
Alderman Hener held an inquest over the body Of
colored woman in Small street. between Fifth and Sixth
on Monday, who died suddenly without any apparent
cause.
On Sunday morning. Mr. Peter Anthony ship joiner at
the OF Hanover and Allen streets, Kcnsngton,
died suddenly. lie early with his family TO make
some for the Fourth and during the absence
Of his wife for few moments he laid down upon set
tee and found lifelcss when she returned. He was
about 81 years OF age.
the 4h while excursion near Egg Island, in
Of which she was compelled TO put her passengers
w
he arrived at O'Clock the evening She immc-
datcy put under repair and will be finished soon enough
TO make n proposed excursion.
SON sunday Robert Little living schuy kill Eighth
and Vine streets very narrowly escaped melancholy
death from the effects Of ncture OF stramenum which he
swallowed in mistake for ender DR. Dietrich of Spring
Garden was Immediately called in and by his persevc-
ring appca of proper medicines restored him. to
render his entire recovery certain.
The following is copy of the toast which the friends
ofhe President in this city, on the fourth sent to the
mocrats.
We hail them the anniversary of our National indie.
pepdence worthy disciples Of the father of Demo.
crazy"
The ollowingis the reply prepared by Col Page, Up
proved by the meeting, and sent back =
1.-THE President of the United Statcs-A fair and honest
support Of all such measures involve sacrifice of the
principles of democracy and tend TO the welfare the
Union; but party, is independent and
wardwo seek alliance but look the us,ness OF DER
cause use for success Truth Is mighty and will prevail"
reply reached them. learn, however, from individuals
that II is not approved Of
Very little was done at the stock board to-day. State
Elves evinced further decline. No sales were made
II is raining again.
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lH3-A GENTLEMAN FROM RICHMOND, Virginia,
well known in that State now at the Aston Iouss in this
city has left his name with permission that il may be
foredto verbally, though he objects to having IL appear
in the papers
the hair but has found nothing for this purpose equal
the Balm of Columbia from Comstock Co.'s n Maiden
lane. He thinks IL the most important and valuable
article ever discovered keep the hair in its place and
give rich soltness and gloss causing II TO curl beau
fully.
lie Is bu' confirming the oAen expressed opinions Of
thousands others who testify only this but also
that il viii ab outey stay the r and preven, falling
out or restore il bald places This Virginia gentle
canno, testify TO its qualities his has
remained full and thick, and he has risk Of becoming
badas least as long as he continues the use
which he buys now by the package BE sure You get
his above and with the name Of Comstock co. on H.
'r you win get the counterfeit