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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17

NV. ut. WrWrN.
The telegraph Announces the death ~ this eminent
scholar which occurred Rochester sunday, 10 tho
sishiy.icurth year Of his age Professor Dewey
born 10 Berkshire county, Mass, IN 1854, and was
graduated Al williams Go iege 1900, when be became
tutor aud subsequently professor He Afterwards in
charge % various prominent cUllelaie institutions IN
the couafry. Since 1850 he hss been connected with
the University OF Rochester Professor OF and Lee.
suref on Chemistry and Botany. His entire life has
been devoted 70 scientific puysuts aud he held ign
position among American nsturaiisis Yale college cor
fersd upon h,n the degree OF " D., Union that Of
n H. and Williams that 81 IL. ID. He had been
teacher and preacher for than SIXTY years, aud
thousands OF bis pupils survive TO lament HE loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17
rvs fanM rnRrRtss mlHRas
safrs, ar the steamer Eaius-Fcw Vessels Ia
flc Rnnds

~ ioKvgfss Mo.aoT Dec IL 1861
Nhe steamer Fola Uhich wenl ashore THURSDAY
Afternoon on tho ltis ~ The mouth Of the East river,
wa. gotten OFT ~ her captain on tho next tide
Tbs stas'nsy Admiral. which runs between Baltimore
and West foinL reported ashore NJ The mouth OF
YORK river Tbs report, however, Is not generally
credited and no particulars can be ascertaised.
There are very few vessels tho Reads present -
tbe receus storm wo,ld tend 10 drive them on hence
great many may have bean prevented from making this
harbor
brig came into tho Roads this evening nbout dusxs
but ~ no boat has yet her SD dssss
aatIvn have not bssn ssssstaiusd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17


I3iK. Business In almost every department OF trade IN
commercial circles was remarkably light, but -
general thing previous prices were sustained
MISCELLANEOUS.
oar special kilograms over the Cuba cable contain
news from Cuba 81 Thomas aud the French Antilles.
The prohibtory duties imported cattle In Cuba will
be enforced until four months previous notice 10
given. ship captain had arrested Al St. Thomas
for fallns 10 report cholera board his vessel
SHOCK, or earthquake we're felt at st. Kits President
csbral, of St Domingo, was marching against HaytL
In the Constitutional Convention last evening resolu-
ton providing that after the pay OF the canal debt
only enough shall DO collected from tolls for
ordinary repair aud necessary improvements was laid
the table By consent Of the mover No quorum being
present the convention then adjourned
In tie Virginia Reconstruction Convention yesterday
resolution referred the preamble OF which locked
10 female suffrage
The Convention has been carried In South Carolina
The democratic members Of tho California Legislature
yet unable TO decide upon : United Senator ia
Governor ha!ght Is strongly urged accept
the position.
negro named Shorter tho leader OF the late insur-
recion in Bullock county Alabama has been arrested.
he claims 10 have been sent from Northwestern State
10 organize black government for Alabama One OF
his letters discovered which he orders the killing
OF the treasurer OF his proposed government The
negroes n the neghborhood tried to lynch him. but
were prevented by the whites.
Admiral Palmer, OF the North Atlantic squadron, died
at 81. Thomas the 7th inst.
fisherman or HUI. Mass, got stuck in the mud Ia
shoal few days ago. aud the lido aud
drowned him.
siger, the keeper Of the Paterson amshousc who was
indicted for cruelty to his patients has bean discharged.
Land sold a, I've to twenty cents at shsri's
sale in Alabama recently.
The schooner G. G. Avord sprung leak in the snow
storm OF Thursday on Lake Ontario when Oswego,
and becoming unmanageable drifted the entire length
OF the lake and was beachcd near Hamilton, c. W.
A block OF houses in Guelph, Canada, was burned on
Saturday. involving a loss OF $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17
Large Fire Ia Bosts n-L0ss. Estimated as
SljO,OUO.

BoaroS, Dec. Ia. 1861.
The loss By the fro yesterday at No. II Frsnkiia
street, before reported. Is esn sted q t:5Jo 90
Barnes Merriam h Co. lose over $4,000 worth
OF woolIen goods Written, Burictt 4 Youpg,
clothing Dealers estimate their icss q $4,000 Barnss
Merriam n Co are insured for $4,000 IN Boston
Offices; 100000 In Nov York Offices and $4,000
Prov,dencs and Hartford Offices. Written, Bufdett
Young also fully insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17

eminent securities were arm. Gold closed ct l3s,s
I3i. Business In every department OF trade IN
commercial circles was remarkably light, but -
general thing previous prces sustained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17

Fire IN Gaclph-Loss 81 $4,000.
GusIrn. Dec. 10. 1851.
The Alma block occupied by j. Massie & co grocsrs,
aud M1lhcilaad HARDWARE was burned TO the ground
Saturday afternoon. The loss Is ostmaied az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17

Ere WillIaMsb are-1.oss $4,000.
Between twelve and O'Clock yesterday afternoon
tho toy factory Of H. p Hill, 50 and CT South Fourth
street. D., took fire and loss OF SIP 900 building
and stock resulted. The property was insured in Ia
msic coAranes as follows:-Union, $500; Merchants
$1,000; United Sta es. Sl.5o0: Lafayette 1000. The
and young men were employed In the factory. Ths
building was well kno~n BY tho old residents OF th0
district as tho Old Riding School.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17

The Fire In South Oxford Street. Brooklyn.
The following the assurances tho lossessussined
by the late cona grafton 10 South Oxford street. which
occurred Sunday morning last. l. d. nc Glass
key was In ured for ST. 600 OF wnch amount there IL
in the Fircnians Tust lns Co.. $500: Nassau los Co.
81 $780, Bronkiyn in& Co. - GOO Long Island los. Co
g., 600. Henry Cidcas psrrBd for 81, 900 IN tue
Montauk ms Go. srs. wcox's loss Is So O00 insured
Ia tho Contuenia fully. u. r. Mason had an insurance
for $4,000 in the Commercial Exchange Company.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29
FIF tn EDlTlON
Alleged Conspiracy to Rob and Burn
SfenmhOat.

ST. LOUIS. June 29-An investigation mo E W. W.
reported robbery Of the ssesmTTSsi sy norning last
s SSSaoo has iseIosed the fact that the owners,
Henry A. Hofner and w As E.t.giT; into Sne con- on
Captain, ]. A. Johnson, haa enSette eat and defraud
spiracy to rob and burn Jhe pO@V "
the insurance companies. .,od and $3.50
All the parties have been arres'91ih n nson aud
of the stolen money recovered. JOnnsUu JON ,th the
Ritter have confessed their connecssV(p T4offner
affair. The scheme originated VIII ,ho hoot
who was to buy goodsson credit, loao tne PsS ToS'
mwrrDbicb Tohnson was captain and Ritter cleEfN, ~,
take them up the Arkansas river sell mem ,, rol
what they could get, rob the Doas .. Vno and Pget
the insurance. e.. oaono. sorne of the
unsold goods on her return trip lot soVOo, ane Nv
me money i'm hand for $4,000. On the passsaggS g
from Cairo to this port the boat was ,asrs r e2tin
rGsha al nv the Grew All the parties concerne'
| bave heretofore borne good regulations
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29
Markets bY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June 29.Cotton quiet at 260D26kc. Flour
dull and declined 15Q25c $500 barrels sold the lower
ErAaes aecinee m9s. ~ stsss OHIO tlgao
dun and declining. Corn dull and dropping $4,000
bushels sold mixed Western. 9lO6dll08 for new Oats
dull and declining; state, SEC; Western, 75c. Pork
quiet new Mess s2l'OS@2ll2 Lard dun at llK@l291c
Whisky quiet.
NEW YoRK, June 29.-stocks quiet. Chicago and
Rock Island 9i1s Reading. l09 Canton AZ Erie, 06;
s51(; PittsbuTg and Fort Wayne, 1926 Michigan Cen
trail i0li}; Illinois Central l2lb Cumberland pre-.
fFTed. =; Virginia es 70; Missouri 0s s8f Hudson
dO 1854, 101E do. 1885 lO756; issue, llO<; Ie1
fOrtes 1908 Seven thrties, 1854 Money per peH"
Sterling Exchange, 106i Rt sight, 1O&, Cold iS9t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29
THE II
The 4
puts an

ora IN GREEcEl = ,..,h
ls an Nngi by the Atlantic Ie,ss.ap' a.oa.
Suite ,rSy new face on affairs in ere'oe,a ,,,
cOmplet earn that the Turkish Genera ara ',n
u see nmanalng the army of INVASION ws'9 '
! bly overcome in their lost ensasemIn,, s.s
81 ms that the authOriti's OF oanolA n''U on
Sseh Apking oil wells in thst t0rri'orS' s-N W ~.
news being receives ofthe invasion Oy .,'a,s .n1
Turkish army, they hastily covered up 'noH
wells and fed to the fortified cities Ine
Turks, in their triumphal march, not knowing
the numerous wells on their route were pre-
cipitated in great numbers into them ana as
they all more or less contained quantities
OF oil. the Commander Immediately telegr"pneu
to the Sultan that his army had penetrated
intt the midst of grease without opposition
~, the Porte promulgated as great victory
r,,o turkish Generals Suite we underS'an'
80 ru,ned, and will have 10 be supplied Dy
80 suit from Charles Stokes q Co. Ready
,o.ae clothing establishment under inc 0oH
4 t,neutal."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29
The Exhibition Awards.

NEW YORK, June 29.-In the official list of
awards to American exhibitors at the Paris
Universal Exhibition, the following were In
correctly printed. They should be as follows:-
silver Medals-S. s. White, of Philadelphia,
artificial teeth, etc; Tucker Manufacturing
Company, of New York, bronzes; Culbertson &
CO. Of Chicago salt meats.
Bronze Medals-A. j, Johnson. of New York,
family atlas; Deere & Co., Moline, ILL.,, steel
Honorable Mention-Peter Glass, of Boston,
Mosaic centre table; Lalance, Georgian Il Co,
Wire Conn pany, OF New York, and +. s. Cozzens,
of New York, wines.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR GOA I
PHILADELFHIA III ~
.s.,srA Mt oITARTFRMA AsTER's OFFICE,
No li8e GfRARD STREET, June ~, t9o"J )

IN A
,,uoNnosals will be received at this once untll
" O'Clock NJ, MoNDAT July yt5S6RED O. 1871 RI Tons
BEST QUALITY WHITE "a. hSn HTch % Quantities, as
S ~ ~ WreSuired or ordered, from July ~ 100.
IN rIl 40 1858 with the privilege OF lnSlsasr ~
the amount to 1000 TONS, to welgn HNiv iivnsoeotor
to the Ton, and to pc ~ ths Geyernmen6
RTo he delivered free of charge az anagels at
ordered in this city, and on board OF Yer and
The Port OF Philadelphia, luNeoo9 ind all
! condition, free from sla'e' ooN -
otno In case of failure to deliver they an nd
| o,ant nnantities and at the propS na IL ~ ~
place. the Department nesSrS9s Sy onsn Fright TOY
MAKE ma koegtractor's gtoUto risk s.d expense. Hnase
the Ssch SSn'i proposai R;st be ,aocompaniS, nv
written 9isibility m,Sst hs OF non,f PAT
ties, Wn0sS tes Judge, Attorney. or COLI, % oy
by Un1te9Ghat the bidder or bidderso ~; ~
his or v6s With rooS aSGcepted @ enter into writteY
opnEm on zen thousand (SI0 OOO) dolIars I
tbasc tne proposed supplies agreeabiSV |
/ NJ proposal will be cons,daro, he |
teSnis, OF thls advertisement "a conv nf edch
sit6. company each proposaO are co lied
er1aT FpGpoSals Srt to be made ous in duplica the
application at this office Anay
or 1snS SS Teeot any bid high
The enveiopes ~ ha VIII be recei;ocnosaIs ,D.
Coal" W Oe endorsed A0H
orsn,1 Bidders are requested to be resent at the
opening OF the proposals.
By order Of
Breyet Maj. Gen. O. ICRosMAN,
Asst. Quarterm| |SU- Mt Gen; y; 8. A
HENyo ". LANES,
A8@ captain and AS SstuSMraetermaster, MatG
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

OWNERS WANTED FOR A Boat, ROPE, AND SAIL.
Lieutenant Edgar, of the Delaware Harbor
Police, in making his midnight trip along the
river front discovered, moored closely, and
under the protecting shadow of the Callowhill
street wharf, q skin, loaded with new and old
ropes. chains, various iron articles. and twine.
The skiff is painted white, and has a green
colored gunnel. Believing that something was
somewhere wrong, he kept close watch, and
finally caught two young men who were loiter-
ing around that place, named William Wright
and James Gathers. When questioned they
equivocated, and refused in the first place to
give their right names. One wore an old prison
shirt. Alderman Toland held them for fur
ther hearing In default of 5000 bail
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

STOLE A PUsH-CART.-An old man, named
William johnson, having reached the age of
three-score and twelve years, last evening stole
a push-cart from Belchers paper. box manu-
factory, No. 929 Carpenter street. and wheeled
1t up to Green street wharf, where he offered it
for sale at $40. Officer Hart coming along in
the "nick of time" took both auctioneer and
cart into custody: Alderman Toland held John
son in $500 bail to answer at Court.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

EXTENSIVE PYnoTEcHNIo IMPoRg,Apl POET, are ner
t7ans the largest pyrotechnio importers IN tnls
oity. Their extensive stock canp9G oH IN tue
PotaioJue of fireworks They are fully prepat,ehh ~
to supply Young America, and o,a 700, 01,heeIs waI
cracxers and rockets, wheels VerIicai' "n0'
borizontal. etc. etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

BUReLARs OPERATING. night burglars
gained an entrance to Babbington's tavern, at
Fourth ard Washington streets, by drilling
through the back door and forcing the lock.
The inmates, unmindful OF the burglarious
operations going on in their very midst, slept
on, while the wide-awake parties appropriated
two coats, fifteen silver spoons marked "J. s.
M b." and O Panama hat
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

ABUNDANT CAPITAL, our exclusively cash system
OF both buying and selling, business experience
Of more than quarter OF century thorough
systen, the best talent employed in ali depart-
ments, and a large and constantly increasi 10
business, give us unequalled advantages, which
our patrons have the benefit of. We are thereby
enabled to keep at all times the largest stock
and best assortment of Mems Youths, and
Boys Clothing in Philadelphia; also, to sell
garments superior in every respect-excelled by
none-dt prices guaranteed, In all cases, LOtOer
than the lOiUeSt etsewhere and to guarantee JtL
Sotsfaction to every purchaser or The sale cancelled
and money refunded
HaV Uay bettgeenl BEENETT q Co.,
FVsA ok g,'S g, No sTs T9wEE Y .alI HAIL, E.
Philadelphia,
and No. 900 BROADWAY, New York
Alpaca and Drap d'Ete Sacks.
Linen and Duck Sacks white and colored.
White and Fancy Linen Pants.
White and Fancy Linen Vests.
White Marseilles Vests
All kinds, styles, and sizes OF Summer Goods
generally,
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DHILADELPHtA AND BALTIMORE CEN

fRAL RAILROAD.-summer Arrangements.
On and after SATURDAY, June 1851 Trains rain WILL W.
Chester and Philadelphia Railroad. corner oi
THIRTY-FIRsT and OHEsN Ut Streets (West Phia-
Leave Rising sun ats IS and,Oxtord atoVo A. MI
and leave Oxford at 1925 p. NJ. ..-,, -,
Market Train, with PASSENGER Gar hsthvneu, VIII
run on Tuesdays and Fridays. leaving the Rising sun
a. ll5 A. NJ Oxford at 100 NJ snu ASaS & ~ V
TIain f6r Phiiadelphia on Wednesdays and Satur-
days trains leave PhiladeIphia NJ ESO r. m'' run
ing through TO Oxford. a., .,.,,a - s.,H NJ -.
The Train leaving Phiiadepnla. .. ~ et I,lo A. M. con
bottom In Lancaster county se heetnfnlnf, 1 Leaves
Peach Bottom 70 cotha1ohia coh1TJd ~ '"4A 'A' @Ai'0h-
ba Train leaving Philadelphia at $50 p. M. to
fsinE u allowed to take wearing apparel only
as bsesase ana the Company VIII not In any case be
10 uess1bic for an amount exceeding one hundred
niess special be made for the same
uViiiit uVHiIit HENRY WOOD, General Sup't
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

The PROGRESS OF THE Doc WAR.-Of late the
prosecutors of this enlivening and exhilarating
exercise keem to have lost that energy and
warlike activity which characterized the COM
mencement of the dog war. We have to record
this week the lassooing of but 96; of which num-
ber II were fortunate-they we're poodles-in
being redeemed, while "a underwent all the
horrors which gradual excoriation and slow
boiling could produce. Since but one thousand
dollars are appropriated for this work, and fifty
cents per head is the reward for each "dorg"
that undergoes the latter process, two thousand
must be slaughtered before this canine war
shall cease, In Gotham" one thousand three
hundred and ninety-six dogs were drowned last
week,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

ROBBERY OF $175.-Early this morning, Mr..
John Hildebrandt stepped out of his store, No.
$40 North Fifth street, leaving it without any
occupant. Some person or persons unknown,
who no doubt had been watching for the ops
portunity, darted in and wrenched the drawer
open. appropriating its contents, to the amount
of Sl75
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

HIGHWAY ROBBERY Last night, between
passing along Fifth street, near Reed, where
there Is a large open lot. This is a lonely,
dark, out Of -the-way place, just the neighbor-
hood that highway robbers and thieves wOuld
infest, and watch for their Victims. Mr.. Har-
mer was about to round the corner of those
streets, when he heard q rushing behind him,
and. turning around faced six ruffians. who
caught him, and while some were engaging
him in front, backhanded blow upon the
ceeded to rifle his pocketsof all their valuable
contents, appropriating large wallet well
filled and large silver hunting. case watch,
and then made of. Mr. Harmer lay upon the
sidewalk until early this morning, when he re.
covered sufficiently TO make his way to the
Station House and tell his story. He could
identify fve forms, but the blackness of the
night and the suddenness of the onslaught
prevented his seeing their faces
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

HANDSOME DONATIONS were yesterday re-
ceived by ChiefEngineer Lyle; 900 from Messrs.
Clarke Booth, per Thomas j. Hemphtll, ESD,
business manager of the "Walnut," and 500
from Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, who closes his very
successful engagement at that theatre to- night.
The use of the "WalnuJ" was also rendered for
q hanafit at anv TINA
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

HOUSE RoBBHRy.-Burglars entered the
dwelling OF Mr.. Ezra Bowen, at No. l32 South
Eighteenth street, last night and In the absenO OF
of the family, had full sway of the premises
ransacking all the rooms, and taking many
yalua hla artiglea
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Two O'Clock Market n

IoNDoN, June 29-2 P. M-Oonsos fos m3EneTY' aslE. TI
e4sS: illinois Central, ~; Erie hailI9au, 3 act.
ern, 2434. 90 ID M-Cotton and
Breadstuf1s are unchanged. r,,., hos ad-
CheaSe has advanced Is. Talow mas @ hu-
,,enned Cd other articles are without cnahse'
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REPORT of the Commercial Exchange Asso-
citation Committee on Relief for the Sufferers
by the SAMSON Street Explosion
TO amount received from various persons $50
BY amount forwarded SAMSON street SUI
ierers.'': SAoS w
BY amount forwarded Mayor McMichael. $3.50
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CHANGE OF NAME CoEFIRMED.-At the meet
ing of the Corn Exchange this morning-now
Commercial Exohange-the legal change OF the
name OF the institution was announced by the
President, Howard Hinchman, whose procla-
nation to that effect will be found in another
column. Mr.. Hinchman also stated that the
unavoidable difficulty that has heretofore
caused the delay in the erection of the "Cham-
ber OF Commerce" is now removed, and that
the erection of that splendid edihce will be at
once proceeded with.
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DIED.

For additional deaths see THIRD Page.
DoRsEY.-on the 2sth instant STANTON DOR
SEY, aged so years.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral, from his late residence, East Washington,
near Main street. Germantown Seconds day, the lst
proximo, at o'clock p. N. Interment at Fair HILL
wITTERS.-On the 9th instant, WILLIAM G.
WRITER'S, in the 42d year of his age.
Due notice will be given of the funeral 49,
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RA1TiMoRE June 29-Coffee dull Cotton sseaIy. %trs
iddiinga 81 cents Flour du Northwestern. ts
Corn decining Oats steady at SAG 30 Cehes' %
Proyisions active bulk shoulders, cents rI mn
changed.
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SHIN News.
Arrival of the San Francisco.

NEW YORK, June %. Arrived. stesmsnlp st,.l
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RAILROAD lines !

WEsT JERSEY RAILROAD - ----
wv StISiAI foot Of MiAETVSET " street ppet FROM
LEAYR PHfLAD ADlsLPHiA ASFFGGa Il. Isa7.
For BridReton, Salem IVineland NIil7iiJa VIZ
termedate points, at A. M and $50 PIT ~ and ia.
For woodbury., 8 A. M, S;sO and Pm
RETURNING Tk1A ms IEAF
Bridgetown at 706 A. NJ. ano-oa.eQ p. M,
Salem at 8'45 A. NJ and 3O5 p. M.NS
MillVille at 655 A. NJ. and sos p. NJ. 4
VinelaDd, 7'l3 A. NJ. and 3'27 =. M /
Woodbury. at 7l5 and $40 A. NJ, and ~ NJ
Freight will be received at Second CcadI 1
below Walnut street, nom 100 A. NJ, usSu- Whalf
Freight received before 9pO A. NJ VIII go fo x AZ
''I Freigiit delivery. No. 2zs s. DELAWARE ssnhs,
TRAINS FOR CAPE NAY
500 A. M Morning Mall
8s3O m. Cape May, Passenger.
RETURNING LEAVE CAPE ISLAND.
500 A. NJ. Morning Mall
1915 +. HI. Cape May Passenger. -
Communication tickets, good for ONE, THREE, OF
TWELVE months can be procured at the ONCE, OF
the Company in Camden -, -. -,
Through tickets can be procured az NO s2s Chesnul
street (under the Continental Hotel). Persons
purchasiDg tickets at this office can have their bag
gage checked at their residence by the Union Trans
sic WILLIAM ], sEWELL Superintendent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29
Uatest Markets by Telegraph

NEW YORK. June 29.-The steamer san s FIsn
isco rom san Juan, Nicaragua, has arrived
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AN ALLEGED LARCENY OF $80.-Francis Brink
has for some time past been In the employ of a
grocer established at Fifth and South streets.
In summing mp his accounts, and com pairing
them with prior sales and business transac-
I'll ons he was led to believe that some person
h ad drawn from his cash drawer small amounts
at divers times. Investigating this mysterious
proce eding, the fact was plain to him that his
clerk Brink, was the individual, and had taken
in all about eighty dollars He caused his
arrest yesterday, end Alderman Hurley held
him in $500 bail TO answer.
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EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY CABLES.
Uou.0orm BiIl for Ireland.

ToNDON June % Il. Mine 6ONeIullts
savs mat the state OF Ireland at the presstennC
time forbids the adoption OF any heiorin Oiii IL
her behalf.
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nEAFNESS.-EVE INSTRUMENT THAT
II science and skill have invented 70 assist the
hearing In every degree OF deafness also RespratOa
also, CrandallB Patent CTutches superior 10 any
Others IN use, at p MADEIRA'st No, ll5 TENTH
Street, below CheanRt aebpl