The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-04

for more than five years, aud during this period
over twenty-five thousand prescriptions have
been given out, and many hundreds Of families,
| who before knew nothing of the Homeopathic
! practice, have through the influence Of this
organization, become firm believers in and advo-
Gates Of this system Of medicine. Tho office for
prescriptions is open daily from 70 =. NJ. The
Board OF Maua ayers in the early part of the SUM
mer, resolved to open hospital at the uorthe st
corner Of Eleventh aud Coates streets, for surgical
cases, where persons who were accidentally in
| jured In or near the city, or discharged soldiers,
| who had been wounded in their country's cause,
OF in fact any one needing surgical attention, and
| pref ring this mode Of treatment should be adj
| mitted. As the winter approaches the expenses
will necessarily be much increased, and therefore
| the managers feel that they will have to ask the
| community TO lend them helping hand in the
shape Of funds, blankets, quilts and other stores
| DCedlul for the support Of such au institution.
| They have appointed the following committee to
receive and collect funds and donations Amos
| Phillips, No 40 S Third street; Rene Guillou.
| No. iG Bank street; Charles Parry, No. 2037
CIR, en- street John welsh, s. 4. corner Fifteenth
| and Jefferson streets, and DR.. b. w. James, No.
1913 Green street.
AccIDBNr.-A colored man was run over by a
passenger train on the North Pennsylvania rail
road near the Reading railroad crossing, about
O'Clock last evening His right foot was crushed,
and be was injured internally. We speak know
inply when we accord the highest credit to the
employees of the Fifth and Sixth Streets railway
for their humane conduct to the unfortunate suf-
fefer. Messrs. Woodruff and Dill supernten-
dents of the stables and depot, which are within
stones throw Of the scene Of the accident, immo-
diately took squad of their men, and with
almost womanly tenderness placed him in one OF
their cars and sent him to that admirable nstitu-
tion, the Episcopal Hospital.
In SEARCH or HER SOMA respectable Irish
lady topped at the Central Station last night in
search of her son, little boy six years old. The
mother came all the way from Jersey City in
,earch of him when last seen he was on a
peach train" This was on yesterday week. 1t
| is supposed that some farmer in New Jersey has
the little fellow, J he name OF the lost one Is
| John Barrett, but 1t Is thought that he Is too
| young TO iell his name residence. Jersey
| newspapers would serve the cause Of humanity
| by noticing the above facts, and thus bring Joy
| 70 the bosom Of u distracted mother.
AN ITALIAN FRIGATE AT THE NAVY YARD
| The Italian frigate Principe JnJerto which
| sailed from New York few days ago, arrived of
| the Navy Yard yesterday afternoon, and
received with the customary salute. She is
fine looking vessel, carries 60 guns aud her crew
and officers number 800 She was built In Eng
and.
CAUGHT IN THE Aor.-For some time past
parties have been engaged in stealing old iron
| from the Depot of the North Pennsylvania Rail-
| road Company. Yesterday Michael Keefe was
| arrested whpe IN the act of carrying some of the
| iron away. He was held to answer by Alderman
| Toland. ... l.
DEATH OF A WEIL-KNowN CIrIlES.-NIr.
Thomas Campbell, welknown citizen of the
| Sevtuteen nth Ward, residing AT Second and
| Thompson streets, died last evening Of typhoid
fever, after an illness of only twenly-four hours.
| The deceased leaves a large family 10 mourn his
loss, aud was very highly and generally respected.
ApPFALs PROM THE Assessors Returns
This morning the Office OF the City Commissioners
| was crowded with parties DESTROYS of appealing
| from the Assessors returns of the valuation Of
their property. The Second and Third Wards
| were heard this morning. -..-. ...
| INsTALLATIoN-To night the installation of
the five professors composing the faculty OF the
| Lutheran Serninary lately established In this
city, will take place in st. Johns Lutheran
| Church. ... .. ..
HELD TO ANswER-samuel Davis, colored,
has been held 20 answer the charge of burglary
| NJ Reading, aud James Young to answer the
charge OF receiving the stolen goods.
Army HOSPITALS The whole number of
patients in che army hospitals at the present timo
| Is 1896 Last week, S22. conyalescents were
| returned 20 duty.
Run OvgR.-James Megonigle, aged sixteen,
was run over by the Warren Hose, at Tenth aud
| Arch streets, last night, aud badly injured. He
was taken to his home, No II Mallory street.
CONFERENCE.-The morning Elizabeth Polk,
| black, was committed by Alderman Devin to
answer the larceny OF 800
RECRUITING This morning the city bounty
| of $3.50 was paid to thirty-seyen men.
To SUIT THE FALL IN GoLD.-We see that
Charles STOKES q Co.. the eminent oothers under the
Continental, making large deductions to their
toners this week fro the market price of their goods 10
suu ne ran ia goI Although their patrons did not ask
| for H., nel tlkt1g
proporoDafe price from what was paid week ago was
very Teeevea by the buyer Undressing them strongly
ayoraby system Of correct charges adopted by
To- dSy ia the time to buy at Charles Stokes & CO.'S
| "oLe Price, under the Continental
VALUABLE TESTIMONY. - Procure at any
Druggists one Of Mrs 8. A. ALIENS circulars -of her
Worlds Hair Restorer and Hair Dressing, aud you VIII
md In much valuable Information concerning the
human hair, also testimonials nom well known and re-
have no squalls or rest1nns inyeoratng and nea.fynS
on, "''h your mar 'n''0sn ' ''' '''''''
To PURCHASE CLoTHINa AT Low PRICES, make
selection from stock OF RRADY- MADE Garments We
selling goods equal in ayls, H. make 40 "A maisrtai
from 70 % 90 gsr est ioFe han is now ehsTse for ths
prses o. tCo,GSg-Men's Youths ana BOYS. Al can he
'~''' "''''' ''' Tower Han, No, 5iS Market street
TIE "FLoRENcB" MACHINE is, without doubt,
It's work and perfee, simplicity Of construction, II leaves
noth to be desired Every machine Is supplled also
with 'Barnnm SELF sewer invaluable arran gem
for guiding and adjusting the work, without the slntest
b0r % the operator and guarantee accompanies every
machine nsurng 70 give the purchaser perfect satsac
uon, Or the money 70 he refunded.
FuREIruIm sL1rs, or Looss CovERs.-At the
present price Furniture IL greft econ0my 10 have
slips teT protection. They cat ana made BY com
Dsiest hands Al ". nsaFy PA'iaa'' i41s chO'aat
street,
~ tr,,..,.r,i D. =, ,.r,nr,f s,y,-sp Opp,ys Ann
pIrrSs out all obstru ons strengthens me glands, aud
gives a healthy action 70 the parts affected. Sold by
DyOtt 4 Co, No. 232 y. Second street.
Go to No 624 Arch street, B. +. Reimer's new
ana fpendld Gsery His Iyorytypes Cartes de Vsite
and lie size Photographs In oil eoors are unAurpassei In
| execution.
PHILADELPHIA TRADE BEPORT.
TUESDAY, october 4.-Bark is quieti no sales
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