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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
Chances for Business Ellen.


4 SAFE INVESTMENT.-A party Of character
"A desires OF for hrcsss and well Known
manufacturing BUSINESS Addresf fr week X Inonpe Ohee
nRIIG STORE for SALE-Well located on one of
Ihe established low rent excellent opportunity
for physician Apply at 81 Go.d-st,
I'OR SALE-FAMILY GROCERY and FRUIT
STORE on Elentny- doing business. will be sold
at iair price Inquire Of W. J. UNDERdlLL Ne VI
MurfAyst
COR SALE-A valuable PATENT for WOODEN
Il OyERSHOEs For particulars see A. T. sCHLEGEL, NC
1859 Broadway, Room No 3
HOTEL FOR SALE-One irst-cass cana one
j second elass doing splendid business. hne Opportunity
hote! Apply to A. j. BLEECkEh Sun Co.
No 81 Cedsr.st
VEWELRY STORE at BARGAIN-The STOCK
y and FIXTURES old stand No 3li Broad a.. Newark NJ
sold $4,000 cash Etssen mmedaieiy Inventory eS
dn ~ nNn THIS AMOUNT can be made and
SCU,VUU. nualiy from an extremely valuable PATENT
:, poom No l. X H. BONNER.
$IUOW .litsi an .lisas1 saI.ssI Msaalseiasss
For particulars apply BY letter at The
Tribane to CAPITOL
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STATE NE~-ioKx. Bass DsPAErnsxT'
ALBhsr. June II, 1906.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant TO Chap

~ 1889 and 40 Laws Of 1875 ta the circulating
issued TO the Pa Bank Bsnkng Association ocsee IN me
City New York win be redeemed PAR by he
ofhe Banking Department presentation at the OH stae
National Bsnk 10 the City Of Albany for sI years ron the date
hereof and thereafter
The oundng Circulating notes OF the said bank must be pre-
sened soresad within I FROM The Date hereof ara al
which shall be pesrted Tor redemption and psynen
within the time Tins specified viii cease DC ehfse upon the luna
in hand the for that puIp0e
JeI3 lswsnW,d o. ~ SCHUYLER. Superintendent
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FRUIns AND BERRIES.

Grapes are monopog the attention Of nitdealers
INT fev are dcut thing report sales varying from 6tc
for lot of soft Isabcllas cold for vine the fancy French
ouer oxe nom Seneca Lake he box Itself costing 20
though holding only u selling OF 3Od acc Y N. Generally
however good Iaeas bringing sa2 and Catav bas 20
a25c The Pleasant Valley grapes are expected 20 begin this
week and ia their boxes put up by those who have
made packing study beside growing The finest grapes they
will bring rood prices The late cold weather has injured the
grapes In some localities the North CranbcIIie work
m m price with increased receipts Some extra berries
aIe Dfihgiug{lI Woqnote '
Apple y bbi- good hand picked e. 5cas4 %
Applcs common, Y Dbl ............-..-. : OO0 ~
Aplles large Grab y Dbl 80. .....-.-,. enidl0W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

Receipts 1903 bbs for the week which gain OF 800 bbs
over the previous report This has caused decline Of fully
per and the market Is not active Most Of the West
ern and Canada selling 32d3Je but some lots Lot No
were sold al zoe at the mark There is fun stock hand
and the tendency il still downward. We quotei
New-Jersoy and Pennsy lvania fresh, y doz IA n
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Ny. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

FOH mn WIKI ENnfNG Uc- v ltUb
Expressly NJ Y. TnBuSz by Hsporter
The following articles IN good cond
ton sold hy commission houses at whoiesbe shippers
10 less deducted for commissions beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce 20 sell
often the request that immediate returns be made cannot
ALWAYS obtain the prices which buyers have 20
Our figures are intended for farmer than the merchant
and prefer dsappon by giving the outside prices Of
very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS
Old Beans scarce and but few New have been re
ceiyed the maIke is comparatively bare some New NE
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pS

EIsHING TACKLE Of every variety for SALE by
B. CROOK Pc 80 Fsltons tbeween Cin and resrh new
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srArs or krv.YoaK BASK DxrAnrnnsr,
AIHAHr Aprfl ~, 1855.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant TO Chap
~ ter z Ixws Of 1859 and az Law. s, the CiRCU
LATINO NOTES the EAST RIVER BANK OFT .iTf
oEEW York; banking association locfed In the ey o. nw
Yot-wi be REDEEMED at by the upennsnaeht OF we
banking Department presentation OF tbs ora ssse
Bsui n The CITY Of Albany for sI years from the date hereof and
not thereafter
The Outstanding cslains Of the ssd bans must be pre-
sntsd sforesd within I from the d.'e hereof eno ~
which AJl not be presented m redemption sho
specified will 10 be charge upoa the nnd
IN the hands Of tho Superintendent for that purpose
Ap 7s-lau emo o. w. bCHUlLER Superintendent
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OIL MEA1-The demand i. firm the supply good sales

OIL MRAI-The demand IL firm; the supply good sales
Of 200 bags at g. 40ds2 45 per 100 n 49,,
PR0vISI0NS-The demand for Pork has been fair ehieny
for immediate prices have fuctuated soon after our is
they advanced with doing for the future but TINS inquiry
abated and prices declined to-day we lave had
very irregular market for Pork today prices hye Declined
and close heavy inside figures for forward dhveI az
seller this month at S fyds 95; 900 bbs do seller ~ days
al 81 2 and zoo bbls do buyer all the year az s 2a the
cash regular 800 bbs Mess at st2 s3asD lO
kinds dull and nomnal in Prime Mess Pork little has
been done and prices quite nonina the prospects are
favorable for large slaughter this ason and TINS exeIs aeo
servave influence and dealers buy only 10 supply her present
Beef very quiet but pees are without ehahge We
hear no New offering; sales Of 100 bbls at s3dSO for
Plain Mess and $40 80 S23 80 for Extra do . In
Terce Beef nothing Of moment has been done the New
Ogered held shippers views and prices are quite
nominal; for New India Mess learn that Is Is bid
Beef hams are firm sales reported Cut Meats re
main quiet and only note sales OF SO boxes Shou
ders at 4ac Bacon been limited request for the home
trade but there enough here 10 give character TO the
market lower prices looked for In November Hogs are In
Meats are in fair request City selling in bulk at l4e for
Shoulder and for Hams Lard has been IN fair request
and with limited arrivals and reduced stock Of prime prices
improved today the market not active but re-
firm sales Of go pkg NJ l74d l76c for No l1tGlse
for CITY ia s3c for Kettle Dried including fair TO prime
Steam and Isl a l9lc for Kettle Rendered
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARkET, > OCLo(K-Ihere was
little inquiry Pork since Change and the market closes
firm with holders demanding $50 % sales 200 bbs at s33
Lard firm at l94c for Prime
PRONIS1OSs
Porn. Beef Bacon Butter. Cheese Lard Tai
bbls tea tuna ,uDs tuns tuna
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PETROLEUM-The market IS firm and the demand i9,fi
quote Crude at 24td25c in bls, and lle IN puS ne
fined In bond asc for l. S 3lc or do W 42c for Prime
do do 43e for W.. and 43A sc. for T. W. Free O -
a57c.
RICF-There is not much doing hut the small supply on
hand holders maintain prices without much dcuy
We quote Raneoon at 3sa3scp gold IN bond ana ta'ie
currency. duty paid ,
ARS-The demand for Raw Sugars has been good
from both rnp and the and the full figures current at
the date of our last are obtained We quote Cuba at 9Osc
FOR refining JOG ale for iSr to good 90
eal2sc for Centrifugal (hhd and loxcsl and 6Gse iof
Melado Rico at 10y lac for refining grades ana ltG
lac for grocery do Havana boxes at lOalOc for Nos to
lISdl3c for Nos IQio 10 ~ I3so for No 10 to ls 1870
4!e fof Nos 6 70 IS a53c for Nos 10 TOGO and 49, Ioe
for White; Brazil bags l0y ltc Manila bags 0dO.e No
u boxes in bond worth a 05c gold The stock esu
mated hhds CO l26 boXes Is 10 bags and 20 Meado
4O5 hhds l0i ltc for Cuba ia
Porto Rico 200 boxes Havana at " 33c ana 40D
bags Manila private refined Sugars moderately
active at l6le for Hars I5 c for Soft Whites and 4d
l43e for do Yellow. Messrs X l. a Stuarts quotations
follows Best Crushed 63c GRADUATED lo.i Gronnu
Ice White A. l5i. and yellow, l4Ic
Sailing have only to a moderate business but prices
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

The FOURTH IN CAMDEN.-It is now un-
derstood that the Fourth is to be duly and ap.
propriately celebrated in Camden. number
OF prominent and enterprising gentlemen have
taken the matter in hand, and are arranging a
programme which cannot fail to give general
satisfaction. The Declaration Of Independence
other exercises are to be varied with patriotic
songs, music etc. dinner is also TO be served
up, and, 9ltogether, the day, it is thought, will
be more suitably observed than on any former
oppaeion
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-27

IMPROPER BATHING. - The ordinance
against boys and others bathing in the Delaware
within the city limits in daytime, without such
persons being properly clad, is violated every
day; and those who indulge a bath should re-
member that they are liable to arrest and fine at
any moment for such violations. They should
not fall to pay strict attention to this matter,
now that hot weather has commenced, and a
plunge into the water is almost irresistible ordi.
nance or no ordinance
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-27

HYDRoPBoBIC.-Severa CANNES have re-
Gently been Killed IN Camden, which manifested
dogs ought to be extremely careful not to allow
such animals to run at large without being
properly and securely muzzled. The ordinance
is very strict in reference thereto, and its pro-
visions should be scrupulouslY observed.
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The CRoPs.-Farmers in many parts Of
South jersey are now gathering their clover and
timothy crops, which are quite abundant. TIE
grain is almost fit for the "reapers gathering
hand" and the fields of wheat and rye are
promising. All the other crops, notwit6stand
ing the predictions of failure, promise an excel
lent Weld.
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SOLDIERS MEETINGS The 18th Pennsyl-
vania Cavalry met last evening and arranged to
participate in the Fourth of July parade. They
Will be mounted, and the Color Guard Will con-
slst of thirty men. This regiment was in twenty.
eight battles in the late war;
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The awards will be made after the concert on The
StaGe S the inca mere three thousand persons
ence TO superntend the same. - ''l' "UO
to agents and ticket holders Parties having Il Ests
will rel ain them until after he ards are made and If
tickets rebate with u directions as to the sRp
% @ ali Gs 6e TGe Q
city, and at the headquarters In the msmmouth fair
Saons Orphans Home nd CO.. e seTe6tS Se6 sGSF
and Pennsy i1 lyania avenue Wellington D. G. '''''
give this enterprise their kind support and t6efe6y
assist IN relieving the wants of 1.-THE orphans of our
MANAGING DIRECTORS
Major H. A. HALL
MaisP GlSRel NJ MoHAEEES Il ELb sRofA,F ffARFEHAEf,
WILLIAM s. MORSE
JB. HuFChiSssGos, uIFFG4iHSsG ESQ,
Cashier National Bank OF the Metropolis
All Ss SVOTa1y disposed requested to act as
Shou in ali cases @ be- sent &s By PCs Office order
GRAFT express or re giste1 ed letters.
In every case send the name and Post Office address
amp Al o sFes @ n
Secretary Soldiers Ond Sailors Naona ION concert, th'
Rofor nv Dor,,,s.,or 30 Lock Box No. S2
s:So e FSSSft PfS sSSsDst HsnG9ot %
General John il. KetchSmi thi i 81 I G., Ny.
GeneTa GensTsi James r. HendrieP slSPt I6%a 6Snsa'
Genera Dayton, N Y.
Hon Thomas w. Ferry M. g., Mich
Hon George Lawrence, NJ. c., Penna
Major J, i. Doughty, N; Y.
Hon William ID. Kelley. NJ. q Penna
Hon Ke Ian V. Whaley, NJ. G., West Va
Hon. Eben G. Ingersol, NJ. c., III
Hon Henry c. Deminq, NJ q, Conn.
Hon A. Ii. afn, NJ. G., N. Y.
Hon. Leonard Myers M c. Penna.
Bon. William A. Newell, NJ c.. Nj.
Hon George W. Julian N. O., Ind.
Hon. stephen f. Wilson, NJ c.. Penna.
Hon, j. B. GIinrel, Nj c., Iowa.
Major G. M. Van Buren, N. & 23 I'm
NATATORIUM AND PHYSICAL INSTI.
~ TUTE,
BROAD STREET, BELOW WALNUT
SWIMMING SCHOOL
AND SWIMMING BATH
FOR LADIES, CHILDREN,
AND GENTLEMEN,
THE NATAToRIUM AND
THE FOURTH OF JULY.
The Swimming Department ON the Fourth" Will be
open from
A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ. ONLY.
No Ladies' swimming and no instruction given on
that day. 626 STRIP
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF the
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
UNDER AUSPICES OF THE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION
WASHINGTON, DC,
AT GROWERS THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1858,

100000 tickets will be sold at 81 each75 900 presents
awarded valued $3.50 O Sl5 COO OF the PROFITS TO be
given to the Soldiers and Sailors National Orphans
Home Fund $500 to the Washington Male and Female
Orphan Asy um, the balance, aer deducting expenses
to paid the Treasurer of the Soldiers and Sailors
Union, of Washington, d. G.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM E. OWENS NO 521 CHEsNUT rREET
ALSO SENT TO ANY POST OFFICE IN THG
COUNTRY PROMPTLY BY MAIL.
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The WEATHER.-The hea ed term still
continues. The thermometer yesterday marked
% at A. NJ, % at noon, and 95 at O'clock r..
NJ. On the same day last year IL was 75 at 6 A..
NJ, so at noon, and 81 at 3 O'clock z. NJ.
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CoRoNFR's INouEsr.-An inquest was
held yesterday on the bodies OF Elizabeth and
Ellen PDryIs, twins, i've months old, who died
suddenly at No. 52S North Front street. A yer.
dict OF death from natural causes was rendered.
The mother 0fthe twins IS a deaf mute
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-27

SANITARY MEASURES. Sit is gratifying to
observe that the Sanitary Committee and cii.
zens OF Camden are working zeaously in con.
junction with each other in the matter of put
ting the city in proper condition in case any
contagious epidemic should make its appearance
The streets and alleys, as well as the premises of
private citizens, are undergoing thorough
cleansing and purifying, which cannot fail to be
highly conducive to the health of the people.
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Hot WEATHRR.-The cheated term' has
really commenced, and a number of the deni
Zens OF Camden are making rapid preparations
for their annual visit to Cape Island, Long
Branch. ATLANTIC City, and other places of sum-
meter indicated 95 and 102 degrees in the shade,
The weather was truly oppressive and intensely
hot.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-27

SAVE CosTs.-Al persons indebted to the
city for water rents should Tecollect that ten per
cent; is added on all unpaid rents on and after
the first day of July.
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ALLEGED ASSAULT BY WfFB.-Henry
HassaD, residing at No. III Baker street, was
cut ID the forehead Yesterday, in quarrel with
mia Hosnita1
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ARRIvED.-The steamer Pioneer, Captain
Hoxie, of the new line OF Southern steamers, ar
rived yesterday, seventytwO hours from Savan.
of cotton
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FOUND DRowNED.-The body of a man,
SUI posed to be that OF John WiseInan drowned
about ten days ago, was found yesterday IN the
DelaMare. near Fort Mifllin
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RED MEN FROM MISUNDERSTANDING
Tribe, No. %; Red Jacket Tribe, No. Az and
Metamora Tribe, No. 2 Improved Order of Red
Men, OF Lancaster city, together with repre-
sentatiors from other tribes in that vicinity,
will arrive in this city to-day at l O'Clock.
their wives and families. The visiting brothers
Will attend a general meeting of the Order
this evening, at Green Hill Hall, corner of
seventeenth and Poplar streets, at which the
Chles OF the Great Council and other promi-
nent members will be present. On Thursday
they will proceed 10 Atlantic City on an excuT
sion, gotten up under the auspices of Aliuuon
Tribe, No. so, OF this CITY.
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EAChANGE
Choice Seats to all places OF Amusement may be had
uD to 50 O'CLOCK any evening. l3lly
PRYANT, MINsTRE ELs.-
COOL AND COMFOR TABLE.
the Original YGEaRSsnSTSS SREIS1 9 %lSsaSEEys ssa SSEnEy
NEIL AND Pro PRodkGAME sk2 ANE fFOpFe0r'
S @ SeT BGa sa
sSG Sa oS y SsS
Find Us Now BR4ANfs sR4 lRf ETFf Specially
SsE s5S sS
cents; Ca iery IS cents Box Office open ali day. 20
No GHAEGE fCT Is SesHrlPg seHtS oooo.
A RCH STREET THEATRE--R ROBERT
WlDSEsD&Y D& AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
P&GR SGR0 i1M%Gfc. z SnS &c
+ he TSe"lsu HeiiSl Bell 5. T TEse-ious Orange
s. lniernai Medicines ART fT9f1 T9e Great Hat Trick
l. Fantasia TroVqtore, .RobeT Heller
s. The Musical SaricqfaGe called ;fie Plano Practice
Ofa Boarding school Miss, s;v ,rrDv
Great Sensational Phenomena of
SECOND SIGHT;
RYPBRNATGGHRAL VISION,
The laughable woofDS wofSS MfNsTRELs. the most anu,
'iT FTRiD&Y ID & "a AND s%TURDEY RI EVENINGS an entire
bill,
1<TALNUT STREET EATRE.-
w T.. corner NfSSTH ard WALNUT Streets
" " Begins at o. clock.
THIS EVENING,
The Gorgeous spectacle Safsp Y oGTI fHE IarS of the
After long nS S%eSfFqEsP SSHPsRsiys SCENERY
Piot ureffR1tG HfRGST 0o6 81 sRTf TAE AE'SS MADE hn'
Waters of silver bear up numbeTess Naiads.
IHE BAH OF BEAUTY;
The Treasures of The Mighty Rhlne discovered
THE CAVERN OF RICHES ,
Magical T. transformation to the Gittterng and Stalac-
tistic Hall of the Naads-Scene Last, THE RHlNE-
This vast rises and Discovers ~.
THE HOME OF THE NAlADS,
in the Cora Caves beneath the waters:
THE QUEEN ON HER THRONE
NTALER's LATE MILLERS) WINTER
V GAKDEN-Nos. 72O-726 VINE Street.
| GRAND INSTRU MENTAL CONCERTS
BY two large and efficient %@ I 9cshestras' 3GI1
| Auo EVERY NIGHT, In connexi0n with our
| EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
Brass Band comprising the best Artists in the clty'
WI" poi'0'H OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
| Our spacious Sun meT Garden, artishcauy lald eul
with shTubbery FOUNTAINS ETC. ,oo>,
Fsneeally set apart MILES the best OF Creams
| and other Refreshments viii be served. 6'l6S
a-...z-pses THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANU-
| v racOmmend themselves. We promise
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FALLING AMONG THIEvEs.-Mr. II. Mar
lin Atflick, OF this city, arrived in Lancaster by
the LAP train on Monday morning, and while at
the depot inquired of a tall, stout man, if he
could inform HIM where Hiram Kendig could
be found. Tie man told him that he lived next
door to Mr.. Kendig and would show him the
house. Tney starred off together and went
we're joined by third party, who appeared to
be acquainted with the guide. Quite unawares,
Mr. Atlllck received blow behind his ear from
a billy, and was also struck in the side He
was then told that ii he made any noise they
would blow his brains out, and a sponge was
passed over his mouth and nostrils; after which
he was unconscious until about O'Clock A. M.
When he came to his senses he found that he
had been stripped OF all clothing except
his drawers, boots, and hat; both his shirts were
even taken, and $1,000 that he had in Lelt, and
Sl40 he had in portmonnaie
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-27

The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of Poly
technlc College, for the purpose of conferring
degrees, will be held at Concerl Hall to-morro v
evening.
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HOMICIDE CAsEs.-ln the case of Mrs.
Oddy, charged with causing death through mall
practice the Commonwealth asked for a con-
trnuance, owing TO the absence of important
witnesses. The case was postponed until next
term.
The case of William Mcguire, charged with the
Theatre, was called uD BY the counsel for the
prisoner, who asked to be allowed 10 dead.
Witnesses were examined as to the sanity of the
accused, and the e testified that he had entirely
recovered. In order to allow the1 physician at
the prison to be examined, the case was post
poned until this morning.
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INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT.-On Mon
day evening exercises OF highly interesting
character took place at the Boys Grammar
School, Twelfth and Locust streets, under the
supervision OF the Principal of the school, VIM.
Sterling, Esq. The entertainment, which was
witnessed by large number of persons, was
intended to exhibit the impr )vement male by
the boys in their studies, and il was emnently
successful. The exercises consisted of singing,
took sides, The scene was enliyened with some
superb music, and everything cave great salts
faction.
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CAsUALTIEs.-Michael Redman, who had
been IN the country but about ten days. died
yesterday from the effects of exposure to the
sun. he was engaged as a drayman for
Stephen Ferry.
Nicholas Boston, colored hod carrier, died
from sunstroke yesterday, while engaged at a
new building
man named Herb was overcome with the
heat at Second and Vine streets Yesterday, and
died soon after he was removed to the Cherry
Street Police Station.
Louis Schubert was overcome by the heat on
after.
Joseph Black, 16 years old, had one of his
hands badly injured, yesterday, by having it
caught in the machinery OF a mill.
Davis Comfy, while on an excursion to Val
ley Forge, yesterday, fell from tree and frac
tured leg besides breaking a rib. The inju-
rles were attended to on the spot by DR.. Won
derllch.
Patrick Sweeny, years old, residing at No.
43l Marriott street, was kickei in the forehead
by horse, yesterday, and severely injured. He
was admitted into the Hospital,
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e...zsesea THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANU-
FTYFRI Caetpre recommend themselves We promise
TO our patrons cesr beautiful tones elegant workman
a Inl guarantee For sale only at NO lOd WALNUT
sT5:s 5gsS UNION PIANO MANUFAoTURING co,
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ADJUSTMENTS,

d ISLEY'S CONTIN NTAL NEWS
h EXCHANGE.
Choice Seats to all paces OF Amusement may be had
up to 50 O'Clock any evening. 13lly
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SEWER RtNTs,-As many OF our citizens
are liable to the Department of HIGHWAYS for
sewer rents, which have TO be paid annually, il
would be we'll for them to know that the Chief
Commissioner OF HIGHWAYS has auth ority,
under an ordinance OF the city, to disconnect all
drains rom cnlverts, if the rents are not paid
Oh Or before the LIST day OF July.
TAX REcEIPTs.-Tbe receipts from taxes
al the present time are very light. Taxpayers
are allowed discount at the rate ot twelve per
eentum per annum il their bills are paid before
the let OF September, but after that period, and
until the lst OF October, one per cent. will be
added 10 all unsettled claims for taxes.