New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
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Correspondence OF The Tribune


PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, Sept la
Yesterday morning John Donneliy, aged yeara,
was run over on the Baltimore Railroad, near shis
city, and instantly killed.
AS the Marion Hos Company OF your city Ia
expected to arrive in this city TO- morrow Afsernoos
they will be received at the wharf by deputasions
from FIRE companies, and escorted 70 ineir quar-
ters.
A singular case was before one ofour magistrates
Yesterday. The facts are briefly as follows: In
1872 Mr.. Henry Thompson married AIss Mar
gAret Sloman. They lived together happily during
two years; he than mystesiously dissPpeared.-
During the subsequent five or ak years nothing
was heard OF him, Mrs. Thompson struggled along
to support heself and child by her needle. at
eps.n smart young tailor, named Thos. Bray, paid
particular attention, popped the question, and WAC
accepted They were married, aud al! went mesrily
until her frat love and lord last week suddenly
presented himself and claimed her as his lawful
gife She, however refused 70 acknowledge him.
and the result Ia q lawsuit, Mr. g. charging her
with bgamy and adultery. In consequence of his
long absence and apparent Indifference 10 her cir
cumstanceg, The being Il clerk Western
steamboat during his absence, within Thousand
miles OF home and never out Of g direct line ci
communication think it will be very dittcuIs TO
find Jury 70 convict her.
This morning about O'Clock, the stable and cab
met work shop OF David Fl. Kollock, In the resrot
Second It, below Shipper, were discovered - 6s
on fire and were completely destroyed Tbs
flames extended to the valuable carpenter shop OF
Charles Mcintyre, which, with twelve dwelling
houses were destroyed before the fire could be sub
dued Mr.. kcock loss ia s3,000-no insurance.
Six splendid horses belonging to Ar X. were
burned to death Mr.. Melntyres loss is $4,000
While the Ere was raging, gold watch and
box containing money belonging to his daughter
were stolen The total loss by this fire is about
$4,000 Joseph Pidgeon, member OF the w 60
cacoe Engine 90. was Injured by the falling OF
wall Ae the Good WIN Engine Go. was proceed
ing 10 the fire they we're attacked at Sixth and
shlppen cts by the Killers, and one OF fher
members was shot in the thigh. | am informed
that the man who is supposed to have set ire 70
Kooeks property, while escaping, passed Wlsaih
thirty feet of Police officer
The sales tho Stock Board to-day were on vary re-
suc,en scae. Reading Railroad Shafes aud Bonds are
ire higher but In other descriptions tn e no maLoIis
change notice There Ii good demand for Meney oue
the OF door rates remain unchanged We quote nrs4
cass paper 7 cent and second clsss al to 10 @
cent
Business for all departments OF trade very quet There
10 active demand for CoFYEE, and the socG IN nreA
hands 10 nearly exhausted sales OF ooe bags ssuays
and Kio l0A OH pound, time. fha CoTroH
IL and there Is rather more Inquiry saiss OF
geo bales Upland New Orleans 1904 eta per pound
for ordinary oAir quality The market for
one or ams lots sold for shipment at IS peF barrel
which IL the form asklpg price, Sales 10 Tho hsde q
| 1906 rs for common and extra brsnes Rye FLovA
seady at IS per Dbl CoRN MEAL-fheTe are no sales
making. Picee OF WHEAT 6rrner. Ssles OF Rst "a
O2d 05, and W bite al l0Gl II per bGsh RYEis In do
mand at IS cs CORN continues 10 meet ready sso ON e
va-s IS cts ainAt. OATS ara In good demand sales
Southern al S7dS8 cs and Pennsylvania 81 @t2 CITE pei
| bush SUGAR and hoLAsSEs sre In good demand o. luE
prtces. WHsRY-seea at ri cnin hhts, and u c"i boss