The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-22
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Phflad elphiu.
Correspondence of the Herald


Correspondence of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81, 1912.
There is but little stirring in our city, bat hav,
endeavored to transmit the most important item
within the reach of reporter, which follow
The brig Orion, Wheeler, arrived this morning
from Laguayra, having left November lst with
cargo of coffee, consigned TO Dallett IL Brother
THIS OF course increases the already large supply
that article in our market, and will have an add
uonal tendency to lessen the price the same.
Quite large amount of specie left the vaults o
the Bank of North America this afteuoon-destina
ton New Orleans
Milton J. Alexander, the young Kentuckian
charged with the murder OF Lougee, the broker, Is
set down for Monday next He has secured emf
Dent counsel, in the persons OF Geo. M. Dallas,
VIM B. Reed, Henry NJ. Phillips, Esqs., and the
Hon. John M. Pope, of Kentucky.
As usual, on Sunday afternoon, disgraceful
fight occurred between two of our fire companies in
the upper part of the city.
There are great attractions at the several places
of amusements might. Welch, the most ge nerous
fs the public takes his first benefit at the beautiful
Olympic. HIS bill is strong one, and will unques-
ton, bly, draw crowded house Indeed, General
WelcA deserves much at the hands of the Pbadel
pha pun lie, from the fact OF his having presented
them pla ce OF so delightful resort free from all i'm
moral conf,. nnaiion, which too frequently charac-
terize our thea Tes,
AZ he Vain N Street Theatre the enterpris;no
ex-rtions of MIR Marshall are again evident Mr.
and Mrs Brouebam Mad and Mons Lecompte.
with several other eo ally attractive stars appear
The Love Chase and r. 'oert LIE DlabIe constitute
the evenings entertainme nt Miss G. Cushman,
the charming drectress, has won the universal APP
plause of the who'll play-going community, and In
sober reality, one deserves X stronger IMAM does
this sweet, active, and enfhusia siic woman
Miss Ayres, very pretty actin ass, takes benefit
tonight at the Chestnut, where The has many ad-
mring friends
At the Arch, Mossop is the great a. TRACTION.
EzThe third, and last, of the desPer, ATE gang who
committed the outrage the person o. Judge Jones
has been arrested, and the whole three are now se
cure In prison The Judge was able TOW slt the city
to-day.
The Spirit of the Times is out to day IN ano-
her severe but just article concerning the in amous
course of the "Lumber' Moyamensing Bank Du
Sse has pictured in vivid colors the many sai Ting
acts OF fraud and nsolence which characteril ed
this swlndng shop and its officers, of whom ha $
but recently returned from the West Indies, where
he had been for the good of his health. The
Times is, beyond question, this city, Just what
the Herald is in New York, (save circulation) the
most bold, manly, and indeI endent sheet in ex-
lstence
An affidavit has been made by Samuel Dolby,
now awaiting sentence for perjury, which, should it
ever be made public, will disclose some startling
facts, and place several hitherto respectable gen
tlemen in no very enviable light:
The young negro VIM. Conio, died on Sunday
from the effects of the stab received at the hands Of
James Brster, few evenings since. The murderer
is still al large.
Ii is proposed in of the morning papers, to
lease the United States Bank for the purpose of
containing the menagere OF Mr.. Raymond. now
exhibiting at the corner OF 18th and Spruce streets
The Presidents room to be set apart for the hyenas
whilst that of the Directors will contain the various
monkeys. pretty good joke this
Much hustle was apparent at the different bank
Ing houses in this city during the day. it being set
apart for the election of directors for the ensuing
year. Itisgenerally believed that an entire change
would take place in the management of the future
affairs OF some of our banks, and that new set of
directors would consequently be elected. 1t is really
time, gentlemen, that little change should come
over your affairs, as the people are tired of decep-
ton and fraud they having, to their hearts sorrow,
experienced enough of 1t during the past year.
Very little business occurred at the regular Board of
Brokers today. The following the sales First
Board-S0O0 Cincinnati Bonds 6's, 1865 H. Second
Board-$700 State 6s 1865 AT; 60 shares Wilmington
Road, B. 8 A. Il; 81 do Farmers & Mechanics Bank
lSt; do Pennsylvania do, 81.