The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-03

BALTIMORE. July 2, 1886.
Heary Storms and Great Damage-FYre-Preparefio
for the Fomth-.a Floating Bthel-Efects of the late
Mcjor Rimggold-Marksts &c.
Yesterday was clear and bright day, but last night
We had another tremendous food of RAIN accompanied
with the most terrific thunder and lightning The in
undaton Of FARMS destruction of bridges sweeping OF
of dams &c. in the neghborhood of the city 10 reported
ing stroke to the damaged wheat crop of the State.
The hat and cap establishment Of Howard Wright
was burnt out yesterday morning. They insured
for $4,000 in the Firemens Office.
Professor Grant, and his Drummond light is to be one
Of the grand features of Fourth Of July celebration
His light to be displayed during the evening from the
top Of the Washington Monument where there is also
be music and fireworks the expense of the city Our
city will be crowded with vsters, as they are pre-.
pairing to come in from all sections of the State.
at as :. s III. Penn sd
chasers Messrs. Kramer and Broadbent is to have it
converted into floating chapel for the Bethel Society
for the use OF sailors in the port Of Baltimore.
The rendezvous for horsemen to form q part of Capt
Walkers regiment. was closed in this city yesterday
and will be opened to-day in Wilmington Del About
thirty recruits obtained here, all picked men, of
fine form and proportion
yesterday in the brig Architect from Rev Orleans The
saddle and saddle cloth exhibits the effect of the ball. as
well as its course they being torn and .pln.ercd and
thoroughly saturated with blood The hoste also
torn by the shot All parts of the dress is uninured ex.
cep the panaloons and the boots the latter having been
fatal ball. The articles taken In charge by the
relatives Of the deceased but they will be placed on
some public place for inspection the Fourth Of July
There great curiosity to these relics Of the brave
deceased
Tn, M.nksr, =. demand for HSwsrd FlOu!
Sbls on Tuesday and ofvote brands
1000 s. s
Offered 0H saF: Of as 81 m ey Mills
sale Of Susquehsnna Flour at $36h.
Stock ss aHS I'M ns e q cts and bb cts
Sales OF Stocks 1t Baltimore.
M,na s1 Closed cs,y s s.s.s 81
oiS Bal,inOrfss, Of 1855. ss:fa asked ss Sdsa
an advance Of Baltimore and susquebanna Railroad ss
PHILApELrHrA, July ., 1916.
tremendous shower Of rain occurred last night
which put stop to telegphic communications from
south after o'clock. The line resumed operations
this morning, but impossible calculate with any
certainty upon Its benefits in the present state of tho
weather. The sun shone out again this morning. and
has been endeavoring to dispel the cloudy veil which
almost constantly hides it from view The impossi
bility of calculating upon clear day WILL am afraid,
prevent many from making arrangements for trip to
your city by means fhe excursions planned for the
cason by Messrs Gatzmer and Hnke the agents of the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company.
An unknown man was found yesterday in dying con
dition in cesr beneath the old building formerly occu
pied as Abbotts brewery He had received wound by
his head striking the brick flooring of the cellar appar
emily after fall into it, the effects of which, COM
bined wi III the confined air, in which he lay for many
hours, caused death in the afternoon curious crcum
stance attending the affair is that the cellar door
closed by some means after the accident if il occurred
through accident This only be accounted for by
the supposton that tho Waterman other person
passing during the night closed the door prevent the
occurrence Of accident As the cellar nearly
feet Deep would have been impossible to perceive any
object lying on the floor II this supposton is correct
The Clothing and appearance indicated destitute labor
ing man Of Irish origin.
boy named Campbell yesterday evening fred the
contents OF pistol charged with powder at girl about
IL years Of age the daughter of widow woman named
Feenep The charge took effect upon her cheek, nhict
ing painful though not a dangerous wound.
lad named Secret apprentice to builder, about
to-day attempted to climb up a rope to the fifth
story of the building at Sixth and Chestnut streets
erecting for Mr.. Hart He had reached height of five
stories when he became exhausted and reinqushed his
hold. One Of the contractors, Mr.. Williams stand
ing the second foor and with great presence of mind
grasped the lad he descending the force of the
TALL broken in this manner, though he unable
to retain his hold and the lad fell the lower floor
lie was severely bruised, but no bones broken.
Sales OF stocks AT PhiIadei phia.
so f.S,I BoAsp3s shs Grard Bank %; Penn Bank cap
gu; % Girard Bank, OK.
srcOsD BoARnssooo Ches and Del Canal Loan 9c $4,000
Loan iosi 80 Guard Bask, 81. ,
"a s.LEs.&5Ooo State SIS, es 20 shs Manufacturer
and Mechanics Bank, q,
INF BRoKrRs BoARp.-25 shares Boston aud Worees.
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