New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
PHILADELPHIA.

tx<rexpon1encs Of The ~ Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Friday. Aug 49, 1885,
The weather to-day is delightful The storm which
neeeeded the recent bot "spel" continued, with some
btermssions until last night. To-day the sky is clear
md the atmosphere cool and pleasant great number
Of persnns took advantage OF the Ayrao5 change aud
ne soutb sde OF ChesBut street throDged with fair
nromensdsrs mOst Of the lad had sun tinted cheek5
which we're brought with them from the vtous places OF
resort where they have been seeking health aud pleasure
Things loosed in their familiar way this morning and ow
more socb days viii make their influence felt oy giving
On Ws5nssdsy OF last week. the inmates Of the Coorsd
Houfe Of R.fuge m4de sudden attack upon the gaze
kssper Knocked him down. and the party rushed through
the gateway and hurried oil IN different directions ms
alarm was quickly sounded and FIVE of the fagves
csutured-two Of them the Market st. Bridge. rhe
naming five succeeded IN making good their escape and
,bev have been heard Of since. They named Wm.
Dixon John Butler Thomas Fitzgerald, John Niles and
Thomas Gales. whose ages are from lC 20 ~ years
The Columbia Engine Company, OF washington City,
Maid visits this morning Dumt or Of the hons OF tne
civ under escort OF COMMITTEES OF the WeccacOe Engine
Company. At the Hall Of Independence the strangers
vere weicsmed by Mayor Gipn with les neat and ap
nroprsts remarks. which responded 10 in happy
manner by Mr. MoMeuamy, on beba of the vfitors The
quests spent some time examining the cuno]iss OF ths
Hall and aferwsrd repaired TO the Mint. Alter leaving
mis- institution they taken 20 Grard College, Far
mount and the other places Of interest in that vicinity
This evening they will take supper with the Weccscoe at
be Falls Of Schu) kill
Dnrne the week ending yesterday 3G5Gl tuns of coal
vtre transported on the Reading Railroad and 2O,375
TINS were shipped by the SchuylkJl Canal
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81, 1855.
William Magerson, brcklayer, residing in Union
Lley Front above Chrisanst, Southwark, accidentally
Ell through the Oist from the third to the first floor in
one of the new stores Front-s above Lombard, on
Friday afternoon His head and back were badly hurt,
N much sa that but little hope is entertained for his
rooyery Those who him fall state that Ma went
through the third floor OF ot feet foremost and coming
u contact sh the second hoor was ecpitaed headons
on pile Of ugh boards in the first story. lie
viewed 10 bis residence. lie is gle man.
The steamship City Of glasgow, Capt Wyie sailed from
khn had atYf
cabin passengers Her cargo consisted in part Of 600
bushels If wheat lg6 hhds of tobacco ~ eces OF rice
j and 20 packages Of sundries.
Thomas f. Corn,n, Esq, member OF the hladslph'a
bsf and an Inspector ci the County Prison. died FRI
day after a thOrt aud violent ,ilness
The weather a. day IL cool clear and very pleasant
There were qs4 de.th- 10 this city during the week end
bR Yesterday Adults l36 CHILDREN, J5s OF congestion
ot6e brain To- cholera iniantun, A. consumption, 10
coup de- solicit % dS seIfsry l6 It'll b. IN, r.
The Washington rsIDen lef this city for home yesterday
morning