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CLEARED THIs MoRNrN,

STATE OF THERMOMETER TEL AT THE EVENING TELE-
IA. B........,. 81 II A. M..,..,"S5 70 P. M.- so
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
9eT ap & & 6Oroen Wrightington' Providence, Snnick.
schE MoDtezuma, Paine, ProvIncetown. Captain
Schr L. a. May; Baker Boston, Blakiston, ,GraefT&Co
sc9G m NJ X Hickman. Calhoun, Norfolk AIdenTied,
schr J. t. Price Young, Providence w. H Johns &
schT I. A. DanenhOwer, Sheppard, Beverly Rommel
schr Thomas Booz somers, Boston do,
Schr w. Johns street, Boston, Caldwell, Gordon 6Co
Schr !. u wainwright Brewer, boston, Van Dusen
schr Lady Ellen, sooey. Boston. do.
schr stephen Morris, Hewitt, Boston, J. G. q G. s.
s6hFF i. a. Barte, smith. Boston, r.. II. Powell.
sohr Reading RR No "a, Burke Portsmouth, Castner,
stickney q Wellington No.
schr II. l.. slaight, Wlllets, Neponset DOvoy Bulk
scbr Mary ella, Thomas. Portsmouth, L, Audenred
schr Alabama, Vangider, Beverly Hammett&NelI.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Barg MI u ca @ h 10 days from Gar
sGhr s L. Orocker Pres, Presbrey, from Taunton, with
sehry Il; Perry, Kelly, days from New Bedford.
grsh sGhf aEqans a. seweS TeS%n Co. day from Smyrna with
SChr w. II. Garrison, Morris, from Salem,
h sohE Reading @ RR NO. ' a. from from Get0,TEEetows
schr S. L. simmons, Candy, from Fali River
schr Northern Light, Ireland, from Fall River.
schr Alabama, Vangllder irom Medford.
SChr u. BOOz, SOmefst from newport.
SChr w. Johns, Street, from BridgedOrt,
SChr s. Morris, Hewitt, from Boston.
Schr II J.. Slaight, Willetts from Boston,
SChr Lady Ellen, SoOey, from Boston.
Sehr l. II. Wainwright Brewer, from Boston
Schr L. a. Danenhower, Sheppard from Boston.
SChr j. Il. Price. Young from Boston.
Steamer II. l.. CAV, Her, l3 hours from Baltimore,
with mdse. to A, Groves, Jr.
Steamer q. COmstOCk, Drake. "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. M Baird & Co.
Correspondence OF the Philadelphia R1chQnge.
LEwEs, Dell Oct. 10 p. M.-Barques Trinity, for
DunkiTk; Royal Charlie for Rotterdam Eugenia and
Somerville, for ST. Marys; brlgs Mary for Antwerp:
W. Ii. Parks, tor Havana and Estaiana, for Matan'
Zas, all from Philadelphia, went 10 yesterday,
The following vessels remain at the BreakwRter;-
Brig C. Matthew'S from Vinalhaven schTs Georgia,
from Bangor both for Philadelphia Carrie, from
Porto Rico; II Middleton, from Baltimore, both for
New York; SOutherner, tor Boston; w. A, Crocker, A
TTrell and Silver Bell, from Philadelphia for Boston,
The ship mentioned passing in yesterday proves
TO be the bombay, from Liverpool for Philadelphia
A ship and two barques are Oft the Capes beating
in, Wind N. JOSEPH LA FErRA.
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Sheridan at Albany.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEdRAPH.l
ALBANY, Oct. 9-8 A. M.-EXtensive arrange
ments have been made for the reception of
General Sheridan and General Sickles, which
illed with people from the neiehbormg towns
and villages, and the streets and houses are
g1ily decorated with flags Several delegations
from cities in the western part OF the State have
arrived for the purOose of extending invitations
to the distinguished Generals to visit their
respective localities.
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Fire at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Oct "a barn owned by Samuel
Mather, on Windsor avenue, occupied by s. ID.
Ferry, was burned last night. 1t contained 100
tons OF of hay, two horses fifteen COWS, six head
of young stock, the crop of four acres of tobacco
and six wagons and farming tools, which were
all destroyed, Loss, $4,000; Insurance. $4,000
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 9.-The schooner
Laura Bridgeman, from Boston for Baltimore,
and John w. Henry, of Sydney, were lost over.
board.
Sailed--Schooner Kate Walker, from Nevassa,
with gnanO. has sailed for Baltimore.
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WIG Duty Removed in PorlngaL

WASHINGTON, oct. 9-Oficial information
has been received that by 81 late law of the
Portuguese Government the export duty of S5
the pipe on Madeira wine has been removed
To CompeL safe for the loss of this duty, a reVe-
nue. tax has been placed on the retail Of sundry
articles, including cents on salt beef, on rice
on pork for every two pounds two ounces
and 15c. on fish and petroleum per litre
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MARRIED,

DoEON- -PORTEUs.-At Mount Kirk, Montgo-
merry county. on the lst instant, by the Rev. II; =
Rodenbough Mr. A b. DONoN TO Miss JENNIE S.
PORTEUS both of Great Valley, Chester county.
STANLEY-BENCKERT. On the sth instant, by
Church, JAMES X. STANLEY of Chicago, and FAN
city,
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CARLISLE, oct. 9.--All the districts in thts
county but two have made returns. Eliminating
those two at last years vote, Sharswood's ma
iority in the county will be 10. a Democratic
gain of 233 on Ciymers vote.
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E,atest New York Markets.

NEW NoRk, Oct 9.-COtton duh at 2Oc. Flour firm
and advanced lO05c. 1900 barrels sOld state s0lli1
OhiO, $lOSOMl4; Western. S9Gpli southern Sll6ll5;
California, Sl500El350. Wheat firm, aud 2tu3c higher.
Corn firm, and l@2c. higher 5000 bushels mixed
Western sold Mt Sl10@I'II. Oats firm at SlGpSlleC
Beef quiet. Pork Ghll new Mess S232S 2337ls, Lard
.ui iHf
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OPENING Dayton THURSDAY, OCTOBER TENTH
WE Will OPEN SPLENDID STOCK OF LADIES
MISSES, AND CHILDREN's FANCY HATS, CAPS, AND
FuRs CHARLES OAK FORD g. SONS,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
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SECOND EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
OommeroIal neport of Last EvenIng.


LoNDoN, Oct, s-Evening. Consols for money,
va 6-l6; United States Five-tweuties, 715; hi,
W0s nG Central, 775; Erie, 43l; Atlantic and Great
, FRlNEFoRT, Oct. s-Evening.-Uaitod States
LIVERPOOL, Oct. s - Evening. The Cotton
market closed heavy, under ungavorable trade
reports The sales were 10000 bales middlino
Nplands, S5d,; middllng Orleans, SD.
&he marke TOR goods and yarns at Manchester
close d heavy and dropping
Bre&dstulls buoyant: Corn has advanced TO
44s. 6l. Wheat has advanced to I5s. al for
California; Peas, 47s. Cd; other articles are
without alteration.
Market Reports to Noon To-day
LONDON, Oct. 9-Noon.-Consols for money.
"a 5.l6; United states Five tWcuties 7l8: Illinois
Genital, 774 Erie Railroad, 43; Atlantic and
Great Western, 224,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9--Noon.-Cottou is quiet
and dullj sales to-day will be about 10, 900 bales
Prices are unchanged.
Breadstuhs are firm.
The Tea Crop An China.
LONDON, Oct 9--NOon.-A telegram received
from Hong Kong states the expor. of the new
crop OF tea, up to the llth ult,, reached g. OOg
600 pounds.
An American Schooner SunIr,
The American schooner Eagle has been guDk.
No other particulars have been received.
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CsEeoND DEsPAroH.l

ALBANY. N. w. Oct. 9.--Tbe reception OF
Generals Sheridan and Sickles is postponed
until tO.mOrTOw.
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SALE OF BooTs AND SHOES The special atten-
ton of the trade called the large sale OF Boots,
shoes, Brogans, Balmorals etc. to be sold by cata-
cash, tomorrow Thursday morning,
October TO- commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, by
McClellRnd g. Co.. auctioneers, at their store No 800
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FINE CoNFEOTIoNs.-At George W. Jenkins,
No. 1887 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
nne assortment OF connections. Jenkins is
worthy of a call,
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Market Reports to Noon To-day
The Tea Crop an China,
Sailing of the Java.

Boston, Oct. 9.-Thc steamship Java sailed at
noon Tor Liverpool, with 20 passengers for Halt.
fax and IS for Liverpool. u
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From Rev. d. Merrige Pastor of the Passyuul- Re,
tiht Chur0n. phIla elnhin - -IN hai

From Rev. d. Merrge, Pastor Of the Passyunk Rs.,
tist Church. Philadelphia "
From the many respe ectab 10 recommendation g,,,,,
10 Dr.. hOohands German BitJers, was Indnced "a
give them trial, Atte- using several bOttes TO- ~,
them 10 be good Iemeuy Tor debility and n1oSt s
CelleDt tonic iOr the stomach. ID MERRTCITS Ca
From Rev. William Smith, formerly Paster q, %,
NlncentoWn and MifViile IN, ~ Baptist Churcbss
Hayirg used in family a number of bottIas =,
yonr Hoohand's German Bitters have to sev t6a,
regard them as an excellent medicine. acIaijSs
adapted to remove the diueeses they are reco,,ty
mended for. They strengthen ana invigorate tha sL
tenn when Qebilltated and useful IN ~
the liver; loss Of appetite etc. have also recon-
mended them TO several Of my friends who be1es
tried them and fOund them greatly bene6caI IA InSy
restoration of health. 'n ShR
Yours truly, WILLIAM SMTTrT
956HutchnsOn street Phgadeinhi.
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"THEY CUREl-Wbat Cures Ayers Cherry Pee.
tOral tor Cough; Ayers Pills for purgative, and
Ayers SarsapRrilla for the complaints that require
an Alternative medicine.
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BEAUTIFUL. Photo Miniature at f. Reimer's
Gallery, No 62i Arch street. only 81. Nothing more
appropriate a gilt to friend They are perfect
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NEW DINING RooMs-Brooke & Co. haveestab-
lsheO, at NO 10 s. Fourth street, frst,csss Dining
Room and Restaurant for ladies and gentlemen,
GOOD meals well cooked, served at short notice,
thrOughOut the day and evening, at moderate rates.
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From the Rev. f. ID. Fsndeu, Assistant Rrunr S,,
Ean Chronicle, Philadelphia O'''~
have derived decided benefit from the use OF E5oot
lands German Bitters and feel IL my prvie1a -
comm END them as most valuable tonic to ali wb5
are suneIlng irOm general debility, or from Sisan
arising from derangemenE of the liver. 0'N'S'
Yourn truly, K ID. FENDATr
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"THE COUNTRY Is SAFE" and we are glad of IT.
indeed we always felt it would be, ana In that be
lief we have laid in large and beautiful stock OF FAN
and Winter Clothing Tor the patriots. Charles
Stokes u Co., First class Ready. made ClOthiers,
Chpsnnt street. under the Continental.
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BE1SIfSr B ER

Ihdt mis- BHtels Is not 4ta0hOiic colatnt m Rim,
hhnfty' d"d cannot make D7taHk0rdS 6H is M R.,,
Tonic an ne World " 4" "'o NJ"
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MONTGOMERY County.
Shin News.

NORRISTowN, oct 9.-The Democrats CLAIM,
100 mui0LilN in this county Tor SharsMOOd.
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Adams County.

GETTysBURG, oct. 9--The Hon. Edward
Mcpherson estimates the majority for 5hars-
wood in Adams county at 400.
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EDITION
PENNSYLVANIA co.,. U4.NTY RETU
MiRiin County.
Cumberland COUNTY.

MCVEyTowN, Oct g.-Mhiin county 'y1s of Z, Il
Democratic majority, Democratic gain " -
ON CIymeT's vote.
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TIE AMERICAN Combination Buttonhole over
scanning and Sewing Machine Company, now
pushing their business tremendously to keep pace
with the demand for their machines. They have
brought the quality and finish of their Workmanship
to great perfection, and defy all competition.
SalesrO Jns at the corner of Eleventh and Chestnut.
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The ELECTIoN-THE OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM
THE FIFTNENTH WARD, which have Just been re-
celyed' diher slightly from those published else
Williams (R), $685. sharswood (D), 2sH. williama'
ThayeE (R), 1881; Ludlow, lD.), sO60, Thayers ma.
Coweli tR.), 1914; Lyle (D), 1880. CowelIs ma
Campbell tR), a7lo; Leech d., 2o2l. oampbelps.
Rsttafs iR), a7ls Megary (DJ. $3.50. Batturs' ma.
Jones (Rj. a7G PeIrsol tD,). 1921. Jones ma
Urwiler (Rl, a68s; Ballier (D), 2oO5 Urwilers ma.
For Common Council-R, Nj Evans (R.l, ssl2; Chas.
hichline o. $50 Evans majority, M.
2573 Davis majority, 62z NO''
HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN-ILLEeAr,
NOTING-Before Alderman Beitler, at O'CLOCK
10 day, John Mehan, watchman in the SER
vice OF the Government, at League Island, was
charged with voting illegally yesterday in tue
second Precinct Of the Filth Ward Philip
McCahan, laoorGr, was arraigneu upon the
charge of voting in the name of Louis Bait, at
John Roach, a stove moulder, residing in
Second street, above Dock, was charged with
attempting tovo'e illegally at the Fifth Precinct
Johh Shea in the liquor business. was ar
raigned upon the sahe charge;
pearance at Court.
TIE SoHooL DIREoToRs IN THE FIRST WARn
elected yesterday %ere hS .he od 3
Iicans The votes cast for JOHN Krider and Charles
Ssyres Democrats, we're equal In number so that the
fourth memhe r is YET 10 s doubt.
.Philada, Stock Exchange Sales, Oct. 8
Fenor,ad by De Haven n BrO. No. s. Third atreGt
BETWEEN BOARDS
siofo ptv Is New....-lO2 $1,000 Pa II m 6ss5wn 99I
NnO do. Ou...... 0Sil ~ sh n Nent,.-.,.-.85. 43f
SS3 S9 Pa R oo Inn ss o SS 100 sh 5S 5iS
SECOND BOARD.
S o'y 80 80 SSwS 81 ' Lon dS a'E9s 6S s ss
osh Leh n stk".;.-. as5a 100 sh Read R--b3O- siH
10 dO,,.,..- b5, 800 roo do ..,..,...,.-5l 3-lC
i9 DO O..,.-..aoA. a5'3i 100 a,,,....,-3l3 3'lG
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A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY or MUSIC,
~ Southeast corner TEN III and WALNUT SITS
There are vacancies day aud evening, for begin
nprg and advanced pupils. for Piano Cabinet organ
Vocal Music. Harmony Violin Flute, Horn, etc.
Subscription 10 the ORCHESTRAL GLASS for
Subscription Tor Study Of ELOCUTION. 500
Pupils Will be received every day this week, Once
hours, A. NJ 10 10 p Nj. Instruction will begin 90
tober z. october "a, and October y.
n. B-SludentR OF Vocal Music entitled 40 In
structon IN FlOoutop without extra charge, itt
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How TO SAVE DoCToRs' BILLs?-An important
question these high tariff times but easily
swered GO, send and get, of Humphreys
of homeopathic Specifics full case costs but
SIO and with IL you may prevent treat successfully
nine tenths Of all diseases occurring in your family
and much of doctors fees. Sent free, by
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Company, Mo.
562 Broadway, New York.
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LATEST SHIPPING lNTELLlGENCE,

FOrGddtto'laI Marine NeoOs see Third Pnoo.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. OCrORER a.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELE-
GRAPH oFFICI.
IA, B.,,..,.... 81 IL A, M......,,,,6jl2 p M M so
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rare and magnificent steeplate engravings given
with each share of stock sold In aid of the Riverside
institute 100000 worth ofpresents will also be dis
trlSnted' each share guaranteeing one present.
INVISIBLE PoIsoNs.-Thc Medics and the Borgias
fortified their systems with powerful anudotes against
the subtle poisons with which they used to destroy
their enemies and which they feared might one day
be employed against Themselves. There are 6Utst-
bic poisors almost as deadly against which few OF US
think OF taking any precautions, These banes are in
the air. When the atmosphere is surcharged with
them, as II sometimes is at this season, epidemic
fevers ensue. Tbe summerwhloh has just closed has
been most remarkable one The amount Of rain
that has fallen has been enormous and the exhala-
tions from the soil have been, and are, dense and
copious almost beyond example. These exhalations
exercise pernioous influence on the vital powers,
and predispose the system TO disea5e. Everywhere
people complaining Of unusual deJRity lassitude
and depression. These symptoms are generally fore
runners of an epidemic. Combat them early-before
they lapse into something worse, with HOsrETTERs
STOMACH BITTERS, the most effective autidote to
malaria that the vegetable kingdom has ever yielded
It's operation is threefold, nvigorating depurative
and anti-bous. Free from any ingredient that is in
the slightest degree deeterious to health and con-
nal herbs, 1t is immeasuraDly superior, defensive
preparation, to any other tonic herbal or mineral at
present used I'm medical practice. course of HOS.
TETTERS BITTERS is, humanity speaking per
feet safeguard against Intermittent and remttent
fevers.
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THE MODEL SHOULDER SEAM SmRT"-
B4-Surpassed by other Shirt for
8FJ- -Neatness of Fit on the Breast,
R}- Ease in tile Neck and Comfort on the Shoulder,
MCINTIRE & BRO, No. 1895 Chestnut street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES..
RHOErvTNa DAILY,
RECEIVING DAILY,
RECEIVING DAILY,

hEChIv1NG DAILY
NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING.
NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING,
Nyv,,,s w., NEW STYLES FALL CLorH1Na,
"a EMS, YOUTHS AND Boys.
mEN 3, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
FVth and TOWER HALL,
SSrth streets } No. 5is MARKET STREET,
md No GOO BRoADUh 4 y " ~ NRyH q HHE6 Y6RR' diRR'
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SOONER OR LATER, neglected Cold viii develop
constant Cough, ShoICness of Breath, Failing
Strength, and Wasting of Flesh-the avant courrers
of Consumption. In some instances the same cause
will produce Bronchitis disease of the branches of
the windpipe In all affections OF the Pulmonary
organs, as well as in Bronchial Complaints, Jaynes
ExpectOrant is both palliative and acurative the
testimony OF thousands and its worldwide reputa-
ton attest while in Coughs and Colds it acts
speedily, and when taken according to directions,
promptly removes them. Why not give this standard
Eemedy an immediate trial? Sold by all Druggists,
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TINE SEWING HOLDER is ATTACHED To
the edge OF table, and holds on more firmly tn
harder youpun It costs much less than Sewing
RIru and will be found lar more convenient than p-
ming your work to your frock; For sale by
1S TRUMAN d SHAW,
M g95 (Fight Thirty-hve) Mark ct st., below Ninth.
SAUsAGE OR MINCE MEAT MACHINES,
y winch may also be used Suffers are for sale
~ TRUMAN Il SHAW,
NO ss5 (EIght Thirty-fvel Market st., below Ninth.
CTUB'S SAW FILES,-THIS CELEBRATED
y make of saw Files in stock Some mechanics
assert that these files will do three times more
sbarpenng than any others, For sale by
'""' F0'H TRUMAN d SHAW,
No ss5 (Eight Thirtyhyel Market ST. below Ninth
~ JONES. TEMPLE CO.,
" TAsHI m A b l. u III 7 y II s,
No. Is IS. NIN'kh Street,
First Store above Uhe1tut street lA4
w FOSTER,
FAEHuONARLE HAFTHR,
I'll 8m5pl No. 9, SIXTH Stseet,
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Nnd No. 600 BRoADwAIY5I. IIH NTW GRITdIK Y6RK'' r.

ALL LOVERS OF FINE ARTS should examine tho
rare ana magnificent steel-plate engravngs given
with each share of stock sold In aid of the Riverside
Institute. 100000 worth ofpresents will also be dis
trlented. each sh are gnaran teeIng one present
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The SCHOOL DIREoToRs IN THE FIRST WARD
elected yesterday were the following;-Rohert 3,
Menslufn. John Shedden, and Edwin J. Loag Repub-
leans. The votes cast for JOHN Krder and Charles
Sayres Democrats we're equa IN NUMBER, so that the
tnnIf IN memht Ia YET ln donht,
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SALE Of REAL EsTATE.-The following real
estate was offered for sale at the Philadelphia
Exchange, by Mr.. James a. Freeman, COM
mencing at noon to-day, with the annexed
rpSult.-
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

Some time between Sunday night and yesterday
morning the United States bonded warehouse which ex-
tends along Nos 303 3o5 and ao7 Greenwich street. was
entered by burglars, who, undetected by the police.
carried on Of black silk belonging TO Stow
art Co., and which is valued at $4,000. case %
velvet valued at tho same amount was also taken
When the robbery was discovered yesterday morning
on the store being opened for the regular Dusness o.
the day. the room from which the cases had been aksn
strewn with various articles which the thieves dd NOS
consider worthy Of their serious attention tsr sney nad
ascertaned their valuation or comprenenoed tnas
they could not bo easily carried on Tho floors we're
covered with loose which the burglars bad evidently
the stolen property Four rice bags were also found IN
the room each containing four pieces OF costly velvet
which for some reason or another the burglars we're
foYcedfor they certainly did not leave them willingly
TO leave behind them The police argue that the perpe
traitors OF this robbery were concealed In one Of The
three houses which form the bonded warehouse from
the fact that they made their entrance into
the department consaininns the silks and ves
vets by cutting through tho solid WALL
and that they made their egress through door leading
out Beach street. 10 do which they were compelled
20 over nfty boxes OF glass that we're piled
against u on the inside Two dogs that were kept ON
the premises the thieves took good care 70 strAngo
before commencing their operations the carcasses c the
animals peing found In Beach street yesterday morning
This In OF the bodest OF series OF bonded ware
house robbercs has happened during the past few
is not maintained by warehousekeepers prevent
thioves hiding themselves by day in the store rooms
commit depredatons by night, and tho police have
more careful eye about them In the vicinity Of these
buildings the burglars will hereafter consdsr United
States warehouses the only fruitful nuts worth craokin