The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-02

COLLISION AND ACCIDENT. - This morning.
about quarter.past 6 o'clock, one Of the locomo-
tives on the Pennsylvania railroad ran into an
ice-cart, at Twenty and Washington
streets The wagon was demolished oae mule
killed, and the driver seriously injured. boy
named james Taylor, aged eleven years, who
was in the wagon at the time, bad his arm frac-
tured and his head severely injured. He was
conveyed to the hospital.
SHOOTING AFFAIR-A shooting affair occurred
at Chesnut Hill last evening, which came near
proving fatal. Owen Magnnis encountered ano-
tber man al the depot who owed him some
money Magiunis demanded payment, when the
other, With an oath, drew his revolver and tired.
The ball grazed the cheek Of Maginnis inhicting
a slight flesh wound. The party who fired the
pistol made his escape.
RRcAPTUBBD-Among the prisoners taken on
board the steamer LiliaH, which arrived at our
wharves yesterday, was Captain westerndoR
who was captured on board the block ide.runner
bermuda two years ago. He remained in Phila-
telphia Rfter bis arrival in the bermuda, for a
year or more, and then disappeared. How be
succeeded In getting South is not known.
THE KEYSTONE CLUB.-The peripatetic "Key-
stone Club" are on their way home, having left
Pittsburg at o'clock this morning; they will
arrive at ii tonight.
READ ruB "CoNMBRcIAL LIST AND PRICE
CURRENT" tomorrow, before you invest your
money in OIL stocks.
"CAMrAIeN D1AL."-we are informed by the
editor that the Campaign Dial will It's daily
issue on Thursday next Woman service win be per
formed the loyal Of Lincoln and Johnson The
subscription for the entire campaign any portion OF T.
ss2 Single copies cents Back puH bers cannot he
applied hence the necessity OF subscribing a.
ofhse No los s. Third street, third door.
A Few MORE PLAIN FACrs.-The Wheeler &
wilson Sewing Machine the best simple, cheapest
and most economical,
More Of the wheeler Wilson are In use than All other
Sewing Machines combined; 5000 year sold 800
in use in PHILADELPHIA.
Wheeler wilson's is the only perfect family Machine
Every Machine Warranted and the money returned no
entirely satisfactory
All good dressmakers, seamstresses, shirt makers, and
taoiesses use the Wheeler Wilson In preference TO anj
| other Sewing Machine;
Tall and No charge for instruction, whethe
wish purchase Instruction given the resi-
denoe Of purchasers desired SesToOm No. 70i Chesuu
street, above Seventh.
| A DECIDED IMPRovBMEST.--The artificial arm
invented by Mr. d. W. Rolbe No, 30 Ninth street Abov
Chesnut has been adopted by the Army Board OF Bar
geons which recently met in New York. and he has re
ceIyed orders to proceed with its manufacture. This Lion
combines various exccencle found IN those OF otbe
manufacturers. First. The entire machinery is OF stee
nus preventing that liability to derangement found
nbs whose echanis ID guvernedby cRtgut &c Second
The hand Is removable from the arm and St the wrist Il
socket capable Of holding aluot any kind Of tool I'm
DC. &c. Thifo. The weight is by thar
the most FRAGILE and least durable Of its competitors
Those IN need Of such ahep pareular our crpplet
sodlcrs-should examine ihs beautiful and useful poc,
OF workmanship
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS fitted out with Shades
and upholstery, by w. Henry Patten, No. l4OS
| Chesnut street.