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BARKLEY.-on the 5th instant, Mrs JANE BARK
LILY in he 69th year of her age, wife of ohm Barkev
son Samuel N BARLEY, No Is West washington street
on Wednesday morning, the 9Th instant, al 10 O'Clock.
BINKERT.-0n the evening OF the 4th instant, at
Franklord, JOHN BINKERT, aged CO years aud 10
months,
invited TO attend the funeral from his la residence at
Frankfort above the Odd Fellows Hall on ne 1t Thurs
Lodge No ID O. o. O. F. and the order fSO 1 general
and Robert Blum Lodge, No 8, u o OF G., B.; aso the
Beneficial society OF Frankord Whitehall, and Brides
bug are invited to attend his funeral.
HEsS-OL the 9TH instant, after q long but severe Ill
ness, Mrs. HENRIETTA, vile OF John Hess, aged 50
The relatives and friends the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her
dey streets. on wednesday morning at lO O'clock To
proceed 10 Odd Fellows Cemetery.
JARVIS On Sunday the 5th instant, JOHN NJ, son
of John and Eleanor Jarvis aged ~ months
he re atves and friends of the family, also the mem
pany and the MEMBER Of the Fire Depsrmep In Ssns
raj, also the workmen OF Ne son GavIts machine shon
ass Of h No 9 OAK Vest
del hin, Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, To pro
coed to AsbuIy Vault.
Of samuel s. Pearson daughter OF Samuel PenTose
deceased O''
funeral from her late residence No. 72 swanson street
on wednesday afternoon the 9Th instant at O'Clock
Funeral to proceed " Woodlands Cemetery.
PETERSON AT Smyrna Delaware, on The Sth inst
HnWARD CLOAK, son OF j. Howard aud Carrie E..
Peterson. anedl months
he family are invited to attend the funeral from NO.
20l4 cunt Vernon street. Tomorrow Tuesday, after
noon at 8 O'Clock.
IoURIS0GN;-on IoURIG;on the 4th instant, Captain ASHTON
The relatives and friends or the family, also Hiram
Lodge, No. 81, A. M; Mount Airy Lodge, No. 2}5, l.
O. the members Of the SCOTT eson Fl aoss ~ and ID
Mount Airy Engine are invited to attend the luneral
0H S e ss at oV 70 I
Lutheran Church, ShAnnonsvle.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Aug. 6

m H r + E M OR ANT
Il AGENCIES.
The celebrated
LILIES CHILLED-IRoN SAFES,
The cheapest and best-indeed, the only strictly ase
and burglar proof safe made.
STE M-ENGINE PACKING,
Called Mller's Lubrlcative Steam Packing unsur-
passed and unequal ed. o.
AND THE SCALES FROM THE
GREAT BEND SCALE wokKs, PENS'A
Scales warranted to equal any in the market and On
ter much more favorable,
The undersigned having the General Agency for the
sale of the above articles IN this city he respectfully
soclts the attention all parties interested both the
dealer and consumer, hoping to merit (as he has
already reoeved) the continuance OF liberal publtc
patronage.
NJ G. sADLER, Agent,
s6 No $50 ARCH Street
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NoNE BUT MOTHER knows with what socitude
with what deep anxiety mother regards the heal h
of her babe To such We would say, that in cases
OF teething, summer complaints, looseness Of the
bowels, etc., they will fnd MARSDENS CAR
MINATTVE SYPUP the only preparation which
will give certain and speedy relief No mother
should be without bottle. Depot, No. as7
BroaduOoy, Ne1O York. For sale By Winston, Hol.
lolcdy s Cosodsn, Wholesale AGENTS, No % ~ Sirth
street, Philadelphia, and by all druggists.
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THE PEOPLE have been SO much imposed upon by
several worthless Sarsaparillas, that we glad to
be able to recommend a preparation which can be
depended on ns containing the virtues Of that in.
valuable medicine. and is worthy Of the public
idence. DR.. AYERS SARsAPARILLA cures when
anything can cure the diseases that require an
Alternative medicine
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In CHINA, physicians are paid by their patients
while they well, ard the pay ceases when the
patient s sick. The doctors of The fowery empire
would do we'll to provide themselves with MARS
DENIS CALISAYA IONIC-they would fhd that
their list Of nonpaying patients would become small
by degrees and beautifully less. A cunning people
these Ce)estlas, and we doubt not they will take
the hint. Our Tome will benefit them more than
their teas will benefit us. Depot, No. 437 Broad
aoag, NeW York. For sale by Johnston, HoL5oaoag
g. CoaOden Wholesale AGENTS. No. % N Sirth street,
Philadelphid, and by all druggists.
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From Hayti.

BosToN, August GA mercantile letter dated
Port au-Prince, July 13, states that the recent
insurrectol at Gonaives has been entirely sup
pressed by the Government, and the town given
up to the regular authorities.
The troops Of President Getrard marched from
st. Marco to Gonaives, which town they sur
rounded, and acting in conjunction with the
guDboat Gd!dted compelled the insurgents to
surrender. free pardon would be extended to
all except three members of the Provisional
Government
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ASSAULT WITH A CLUB.-For some time
past Lewis Mutch ana George HeItzler, two Ger
mans, living back OF Main street. Chesnut HILL have
been at loPgerheads. About IL oc,ock, Saturday,
night, HeitZleT, WINE on his way home stop 0ed at
u lager beer saloon and took glass of lager, and
saw Mutch in the saloon, but no words passed be-
tween them. On his way home from the saloon
however, q he was passing lonely spot in he road
Mutch " no had slipped out and armed himself with
a heavy club, sprung out and knocke1 him down.
and beat him IN fearful manner. He MANAGED to
escape however and, giving the alarm, Mutcn was
soon arrested, and after hearnp this morning be.
lore Alderman 100 to answer
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON AN OFFICER
Daniel McCarty, whIlo IN the tavern corner of cal
IowhIl and Water sire ts, became very unTulY from
the effects OF Drink, and was ordered out he then
made an assault on the woman keeping the house,
and comm menced TO break the furn,ure. An officer
ca led IN to assist in putting him out. when he
turned ON the officer and made oent assault
upon hlm. He had hearing before Alderman
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STEALING RAIMENT. - A man named
David Walsh was arrested early this morning for
the larceny of one hundred dollars worth OF
clothing. He lived with German family named
Bea or. About II 40 O'Clock last night some one OF
the iamily heard him go upstairs and rummage
about in very suspicious manner and then 20
down again. Mr. BeAler followed him. when he
was found with the lolhlng IN his possession. He
ATTEMPTED to escape, but was arrested by Officer
Helierty. He was COMMITTED by Alderman Lutz in
default of $1,000 bail,
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OF IMPORTANCE TO FARMERS AND TRUcKERs-
One of the most vital questions affecting the nterests
of the human race Is, How can the fertility of the
soil be renewed aIter Its virtues have been extracted
by constant tilage for number OF years success.
sioAf In solution OF thus problem the public has
been offered multitude of fertlng agents, many
Of which have peculiar virtues OF their own. But
hitherto nothing has been invented or discovered
which answers the desired purpose so faithfully as
the super. phosphate of lime. Those especially who
are familiar with the chemical constitution of
different varieties of SOIL and of their vegetable and
cereal products, do not pretend to question this
point. The only difficulty with them is to procure
superpnosphate which contains in reality the Ingre-
dients which are properly known to belong
to it, and that Mt price which will
not bear too great disproporion to the good that
may Iesult from its use. Messrs Baugh &c Sons of
No. 20 S. Delaware avenue in this city, have tor
years rast been engaged in the manufacture of
superior article of this descrip1on which has but
few equals, and certainly no superior in the market
1t has been pronounced by all INTEL gent farmers
who ha been accustomed 10 use 1t, as a perfect
substitute for the expensive Peruvian guano. The
establishment OF tbe Messrs. Baugh an extern
siye scale. Their mandatory located ON Otsego
street, extending back TO the Delaware RIVER with
length of 2600 feet and a depth of 120 feet II is
easy OF both by land and water, and affords
all the facilities for shI ment that could be desired
AS the tax on suDer-phosphate has recently been
withdrawn by act of Congress, It Is now furnished
at price much less than formerly.
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ldE 1AIh - AZ NO..L-CIOR mas ulS-
charged the onerOus aud important duties deVolving
upon HIM with praIseworthy, and, we might say, =,
almost unexampled energy. In his too short term
nearly four millions OF dollars ioithout the loss of one
cent to tm Government. Such extraordinary in
stance OF official probIty and disinterested zeal
seldom exhibited itself in the public annals Now
in these times of political tricksters aud partisan
knaves and sharpers, mis- conduct Is especially
worthy of record.
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ARsoN.-Martha Williams was arrested on
Saturday, cbaIee with setting fIe to the bed
Q othing ana furniture Of q room in No 4O3 n. .
Front street When the fire was discovered the
room was all in blaze, but was soon Dut out.
Martha ~ found in the next room at the time in a
state OF IntoXicauiOn she was committed by Alder
man Becker TO answer
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RoBBING A STORE. - L. Helmbold was
arrested yesterday, charged with IoD0lng the
money drawer of the store No. 122 South Eleventh
street occupied BY Charles Kelley as a furnish
ing store, of $40 IN money and gold watch,
He mbold and some friends of his went TO the store
and during the absence of Mr.. KeleY perpetIated
the THEFT. Both the money aud watch were found
on his perOn He was held in $1,000 bail by Alder
man GOdbou.
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In TowN.-Hon. o. III. Browning, the
Cha Iman OF the johnson National Union Executive
COMMITTEE and other distinguished members OF the
same. have arrived in the city and are stopping at
the Continental Hotel, and will be preLared to
transact business appertaining TO the National Con-
VentiOn tomorrow. A number OF delegates from
distance have also arrived, and many more may be
expected during the coming week
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CHILD ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Tbe little
daughter OF Mir Hoffer, residing at No. 731 Char
day met with distressing accident from pistol in
the hands Of little boy, only six years old 1t ap
pears that the boy had found the loaded pistol
1t was DISCHARGED and the load OF small shot took
effect in the face of Mr. aofer's little girl, who Is
oniy years old. She was taken TO her home in a
very @ Iitleal condition.
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Destructive Five in Rhode Island.

Providence, r. l., August ED ward Harris
WoCllen Mill, No. 4, In Woonsocket, took tire In
the carding room at 10 o'clock this morning,
and burned till IL o'clock. The operatives were
compelled TO save themselves by jumping from
the windows, and many were hurt. The walls
were not much damaged. The loss was pretty
heavy
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DIR. FILTERS WONDERFUL RHEUMATIC REMEDY,
for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GOut, and Asthm ma,
ls truly astonishing the afflicted world. Thousands
of sufferers who have tried everything reluctantly
purchase it, and rapidly to their own SURPRISE get
well, and the terrible inveterate cases so easily
cured, prove 1t 10 be the most wonderful remedy
known to the civilized world. Remember, used
inwardly only; contains no mercury, colchicum
minerals metals, or anything injurious. Lately
reduced from $40 to So per bottle. Warranted to
cure every case, or the amount paid positively re.
turned; the only remedy 40 guaranteed. Prepared
by Dr Filter, Graduate of the UuiveIsrty OF Penn
sylvania, now one of our Oldest physicians; advice
gratis; 6flICted invited to call. No. 80 s. Fourth
street. below Market.
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STOLEN HARNEss.-Last night the estab-
lishment OF Mr. Newhal, who mas a carriage factory
first WaId was entered ami vauao SET OF single
harness, valued at $75 was taken. Some negroes
were seen prowing around the place about the time
have been made.
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FOLLY CAMM ON"

How Oil Stocks were Put upon the
Market - How Promises were
Broken and Hopes Blasted
The Tribuiatlons Of the
Small SPECTATORS
An inside View.
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NUIsANcEs.-Nowt that the cholera shows
symptoms of spreading, every effort should be made
TO keep the city IN wholesome a condition as pos
sibe. On Nicetown lave, near Second street. there
are three establishments, two of them for boiling
horse flesh and one bone-boIlng p ace, that infect
the whole nelghboIho' ID with their pestileutia
stencil. They have been reported to the Mayor as
nuisances. and should be suppressed out OF regard
for the health OF the city.
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MARRTED

" GITHENS-SHAW.- On the I'd instant by the Rev j.
=. Brown u. D., Mr. CALEB L. CITIZENS, of Cam
den county, TO N Miss PHOEBE A. SHAW, of Millvile,
n. j.
GoLDY-GLADING.-o the 26tn of July by the
Rev; John P Lundy Mr.. D.; HARRY Colby to Miss
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KEEPING DIsoRDERLY HoUsE-Every
now and then the police make a descent on these
wretched places, Last Saturday morning Daniel
Kerr and Catharne Kerr, who, ter some time have
kept q house of notorious bad chaI acter at No. 500
Barcay street, had a visitation from the police and
at a preliminary hearing leiOre Recorder Eneu were
he IN $1,000 ball. to answer the charge of keeping
dlsorderiy house.
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IMPoRTANT TELEGRAM by the Atlantic Cable
from the Lord Mayor of London to Mayor
Nc Michael of Philadelphia
SOMERSET HOUSE. Aug. 2, '66 The Lord Mayor
would be pleased to you your suite here next
Lord MAY Ors day, Nov 8, 'b6.
(SIgned) RoMANE,
Lord Mayor of London.
To the Mayor OF PhiladelphIa
ANSWER
Will be unable myself TO come but will send on
my suit, the Linen one ] got OF Charles Stokes
Co., the eminent ClolhIers under the Continental.
(Slgned), MORTON
Lord Mayor of PHILADELPHIA.
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To the Mayor OF Philadelphla

dies Campbor Trocbes" at hand. We hear, on every
hand then wonderful curative powers spoken of.
They are for sale by best Dru Psts and made by
@. H. Needles, at Twelfth and Race Cholera may
not be cured by them but these potent little Troches
control the promOnitory symptoms
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER We are glad 10
learn that Perry Davis Pain X ler having 30 large
a sale IN this city. We have every reason for be-
Hevng to be almost never. failing cure for pain
and as such, is medicine no family should be with.
Out.-MOntredI Pilot
Sold by al Druggists and Grooers.
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IMPROVED LOOK STITCH MACHINES for Tailors
ana Manufacturers. Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 73O Chesnut street.
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MEETINGS To-DAY.-Ihere will be a
meeting OF the delegates of the First Congressional
District this evening, to elect legates to the
National Convention of the 14th instant, at No.
800 South street.
Tht re will be a meeting of the Nineteenth Ward
National Union johnson Club this evening, at the
Ind an Chief, FrankiOrd ROAD, below Cumberland
street.
There will be meeting of the Brickmakers of the
city and county oIPhilade phia this evening at the
house of Paul Savage, 5. w. corner of Seventeenth
and Carpenter streets.
A meetinO ofthe Journey men Tailors Protective
Union will be held this evening, for the collection of
dues N. W. corner Fifth and rrune streets.
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REDUCED PRIcEs for Photographs Of all styles
DOn't forget to call at q. #. Reimer's Gallery, No
GA Arch street. You will find there what yoT
desire, superior pictures.
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DR.. WRIGHT'S REJUYENArlRG ELIXIR,
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE,
Cures General Debility, Weakness, Mysteries in

Cures General Debility, weakness, Mysteries in
Females, PalpitatOn the Heart, and
all Nervous Diseases.
It restores lie and vgor to the aged, causing the
hot blood OF youth to course the restoring the
Organs of Generation removing and Oebl ity
and restoring manlmess and lul vgor, thus proving
perfect Elixir of Love-" removing Sterllty and Bar
renness in both sexes To the young, middle aged and
there Is greater boon than his "Eixir Life
II gives new lease Of life, causing the weak and deb
ta ed to have renewed rength and vgOr and the
sy stem TO thrill with joy and pleasure
Price-One bottle, %; three bottles, IS. Sent by
press to any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all re-
spectacle druggists of the civilized globe
Some uDprncped dealers however try TO deceive their
customers by selling cheap and worthless compounds
order 10 make money. Be not deceved-ask for these
Medicines and take Others If the druggist does not
keep them write to and we will send them by ex-
press carefully packed, free from observation. We will
be pleased TO receive letters with Iul statements
gard to any disease with which aides gentlemen are
afflicted address all letters for medicines, pamphlets
or advice, to the sole proprietor, .sS
Or. w, r. MERWIN,
6 II mwfSrp No. 81 WALKER Street, New York.
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HORSE BEEF
In France there is a strong belief
In the rare merits OIL horse beef;
And, II we grow
In nature like TO w1at we eat,
Such fare should maxi us strong ana feet
10 prance, or gaIlop through the street:
But then, you know,
If "horse play" we shou d all pursue,
Strong clothing must our frames Indue,
And none but Bennett's make would DO.
MEMS, Youths, and Boys Clothing.
BENNhTT 6 Co,
TOWER HALL
No. 6i8 MARKET STREET.
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SWEET OPPoNAxl-Ladies, in their morning calls
carry joy and gladnesS when perfumed with Sweet
OpOponax.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines tor family use, No 73O
G. ChesnuL street.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional city Intelligence see Third Page

For AddltlondI CNy Intelligence see IbFd Puge
MAN STABBED INSTRUMENTATION
O'Clock last night Thomas Gala Vher stabbed by
Thomas Summers, in the neighbordood of Gray's
lane and Marshal,'s road. 1t seems that they had
been visiting at house In that locality, the owners
and occupants OF which had left the city tor water
ing place, leaving the premises IN charge of three
women servants. thomas Gallagher went to the
and his wife went also TO vlsls, and stayed
all day. In the evening they got mo q quarrel and
summers Stable Gallagher two or three times in
the abdomen. The news OF the affray did not reach
the Station Hou until att O'Clock this morning.
aid Summers made good his escape in the mean.
time Gallagher was taken to the Pennsylvania
Hospital.
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7'3Os, 5-20s,
'.'| GOLD AND SILVER,
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UNOURRENr BANK
NOTES BOUGHT AND SOLD, BY
.. DRExEL Co.,
No. 81 SOUTH THIRD STREET
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LABCENY.-Edward Jones was arrested
this morning, charged With the larceny OF watch
and s196 In money. He boardedsS No. 426 North
night be was put IN room where gentleman
named n. X Euans was sleeping
Early this morning he got up, and g0ing down
stairs, went out. young man, the son OF Mrs.
Preston, saw him going out, and going up 20 Mr.
Evans, ran up to see II all was right, and toOnd
that Jones had stolen Sl95 that was in pocket
book, and also a watch from under nv. Evans pil.
low Jones escaped a, the time, but bis description
was given 10 an Official, who arrested him at Market
street wharf just as he prepar to cross over
TO Camden. When arrested ne had all his plumber
on hIs person. He was held IN $500 bail by Alder
man Godbou to answer.
FURTHER HEARING IN THE CASE OF
CHARLES MOORE, FOR CoUETERFEITIEG The
assistani OF Captain Frank in beng sworn sad-I am
connected with tue treasury Department secret
service; am connected with Mr.. Franklin; know
the defendant, Charles Moore; first knew him
money no d in my hand from him on the I'd of
June, 1866 marked it; made the purchase on
Brown street IN house; there are eight httS
notes.
Cross-examined-I was first employed by the
Treasury Department on June l, 1856; i received
my appointment from Mr.. Franklini hold no com
mission; act by authority OF Mr. Franklini have
a stated salary OF SO a day; purchased money be
tween Tenth and Thirteenth. on Brown street. Held
by Commissioner Hber In $25O0.
HEARING OF THE CASE OF SAMUEL
STEWART Captain 5. ID, Fraukhn's assistant
art ] have purchased this money hold in my hand
nom him on the third day of July, at No. 1924
Girard avenue, where he lives; L took the cars and
went TO where Mr.. Franklin lives and gave the
money to him the notes are five ten dollar bills
My name was marked on the notes on the 3D. of
July, between and O'Clock p. MI got the notes
between and z. NJ l marked them in Mr.
FTanklin's house; no one was present; in Mr.
stewards house there may have been one man with
whom was not acquainted.
He'd by United States Commissioner HiOler in
$4,000.
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OH E r OK f E PILL S.
Or Female Regulator,

Cure HuppTessed ENcessVe and PanfuI Menstruationl
Green sickness, Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in The Back, sick Headache, Giddiness,
And all diseases that spring from lrreVularlty by
moving the cause and ali the effects that arise 1t
They are perfectly safe In all cases except when for
hidden by di eeons and administer they
nicely SugarcOated fhev should be in the hands OF
OF every maiden wife. and n other in the land.
Ladies address in perfect confidence and state
their complaints In tul. az we treat all Female Com
plants and prepare Medicines suitable all diseases
which they are subject Thry-two page pamphlet In
scaled envelope free.
1he Cherokee Pits sold by all druggists at 81 per
box or six boxes for or they are sent bv mall free of
postage In ordinary let err free from observation by
ADDRESSING the sole proprietor
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND REsCUING
A PRISONER "A pugnacious individual named
Michael McCluskey a na1ve of the Emerald Isle,
was before Alderman Fitch, charged with the
above ofense. He made a violent attempt to rescue
a prisoner at sixteenth and Thompson streets, yes.
terday. He was held in $1000 answer
ARsoN.-William Van Fleck was arrested
on the above charge at his residence, No. 91S n.
Third street. At preliminary hearing before Re-
corder Eneu he was held in $500 TO appear again,
when more evidence can be brought forward.
CHOLERA There have been reported to
the Board OF Health fifteen since report f
Saturday. OF these, three cases we're fatai,