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Markets by Telegraph.

NE NEW YosK. August i2-5tocks steady. Chicago
AND ROCK Island il25S Reading, 9i1; Canton Uom-
nsny AZ; Erie Railroad 5ss; Cleveland and Toledo,
leLs; s Cleveland ana P,ti.barg, s7A; Pittshurg and
gan Southern s6k; New YORK Central 1854; illinois
81 Missouri IS. 90; Hudson River. 1875; u. s. 5-2Oa,
ls62 il: do 1854 lGzs do 1885, ll2G. do. new l09A;
change. 1G9IS.
New oRK. Aug. l2.-Cotop quiet at 296~ Flour
steady sales Of o. bbs. at yesterdays prices Wheat
steady sales q 600 bush amber Ohio at s24e; Canada
10 600 bush at q l2@i ss yelow Western At u a2
Pork dull at s2s'25. Lard dul. Whisky quiet -
BALTIMoRk. Aug ,2-O-ttoH quiet and steady at
red " 70@2'75. corn 6u white sll9 Oats dali IS
changed. "
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Amanicnnn A Ahrnad

NJ List OF Americans registered o. T. W. fuckers.
NOS Rnd Rue Scribe Paris, for the week ending
s0th July 1868. received through Smith. Randolph &
Go No. Nassau streel:-New York-Mr. Eb IN COL
lsmore VT Eugene II BOgert. M r. and Mrs. William
II HARRISON Mr. sanne Blsckwsl Mr.: and Mrs. P.
DR.. Gurdon Buck, Miss L. M Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
a. Hurlnnt, Mr.. r NJ andrews. Mrs. Thomss w.
Tucker, Mr. snd Mrs Isaac @. Ogden. Miss Meggs,
Mr.; Isesc Ogden Jr Bo'tonMr. John Csllsmors
a. family, Mr. F. w Dewey MT and Mrs. 2. Adams
A. ~ BIgl2w: BALTIMORE; Md-Col. John r. Johnston;
San FraDcisco-Nr B. njamiu Breester. Mrs. BanjA-
min Brewster, Mr.. J. IL. Blugot Phladelphia-Nr.
II Ratchfnrd Sterr: New Oreans-Mr. Parquet NJ.
Billei: st Lnuis-The Rev. Matthew W. q. Spencer :
New York-Mr O. 81. Dana.
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THE RENO BROTHERS.
THEIR Rs-Arrsst az windsor, Canada.

SheN ne-hFFsBI AT ~nnusoF, OanadH'
Tue Detroit Advertiser and Tribune of August
10, says:-
On Saturday evening Frank Reno, who was
recently arrested by Constable Sam. Port, of
Windsor and Detective Sullivan, OF Detroit
aud subsequently discharged by Police Justice
mony was produced upon which to hold him, is
again in custody. Charles Anderson, contede-
tate OF Reno, was arrested at the same time
ana both men are now in prison to await any
These prisoners are charged with robbery and
attempted murder. On May % last, Thomas
Hawkins, messenger in the employ of
Adams Express Company, was thrown
county, Indiana ou the JefersonVie, Mad-
son, and Indiana Railroad and very severely
hurt, go much so that his injuries will in all
probability cripple him for life. At the same
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THIRD EDITION
Secretary Seward's Return to
Washington - The Pro.
gress of the Cattle
Plague.
Efs1 Wtess Rts., Mtes, Hte,, Msee
FROM BUFFALO,.
No Years OF en-. O.ttI. P,.s.

BUFFALO, Aug. l2.-Experts In this city say
there is no occasion for alarm about the cattle
disease; that the animals affected are such an
have been overheated by hard driving during
the late warm weather, and confined in close
freight cars; and that rest and fresh air win
eradicate the disease.
delegation OF the Tonawauds, Cattaraugus,
and Syracuse Indians are psrading the streets
to-day In full costume with music. The annual
green corn dance, and other festivities, will be
celebrated at the race track In this city. The
festivities are TO last all the week,
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United States es. 1881, ll5ia1l5s; o. g. 5.2os,
1897 llas@ll4i; do, 1864, 1lOi9l1l; do, 1856,
il2!@ll2li do. July, 1865, lOe@lO9l; do. July,
SS.l sssS liOsElOs! 1888 loot0loek ts 1o-!cs, 1904
ll9'4o; September, 1865, 1850 1lSi: October,
1850, 1lS@llst y, 8. Pacific Railroad Cur
rency Bonds, 1O2i@l02t. Gold, 1851 ell6i.
The following ARE this mornings gold and
..oorelgn quotations, reported by Whelen Bro
los 3. Third streoti " ~
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
Wadnaalap a u 1899 Z

The Money Market mas undergone very little
change, the supply OF money on the street being
largely in the excess of the demand, and there
Is no difficulty in negotiating call loaus al from
TO per cent, according to the character OF
the collaterals Offered, and the reputation OF the
borrowers. The demand Is mostly from the
stock operators, the merchants in the present
stagnant condition of trade not requiring any
large amount OF funds. With return of cool
weather and the absentees from the wa ering-
places, there will, undoubtedly be more spirit IN
all departments OF business in fact number OF
western merchants have already commenced
looking through the market, preparatory to
purchasing their fall supplies. They report that
the crops throughout the West were never
better.
The wheat harvest in the United States may
be said to have closed, 80 far as cutting the
grain is concerned and, from general survey
of the whole field, taking into consideration
the increased acreage and the peculiarly tavor-
able season for the growth and ripenlng of this
great cereal, in all sections, except some por-
tions of the South, there can hardly be a
doubt that the crop Is the most muuidcent,
both as regards quantity and quality, that we
have had in many years-certainy since 1864,
though the process of threshing may possibly
lead 10 Q curtailment of the more extravagant
estimates. The reports touching rye, oats, and
barley are scarcely less promising, while Indian
corn has made wonderful amends for the draw
backs In the early part of the season. In tue
great corn belt of the West, and also in the
Southern and Eastern States, the latest reports
are uuiioInly laHoTaOle, ana encourage the nope
OF a heavy crop.
There was more activity at the Stock Board
this morning, aud in the speculative shares a
marked reaction in price.
Government loans closedquiet at the following
quotations: = Registered, 1881, ll64all5$; cou-
pom do, ll6sall6f; Fvetwenties, registered,
1862, lO99all0; Fiye-twentles, coupons, 1852
1l4sall4}; Five-twenties, coupons, 1864, llO4a
Ill; FiVe,twenties, coupons, 1865, ll24all23 {:
Flye-twenties coupons, 1865, January and July.
109alO94; FIve-twenties, coupons, 1867, l09a
1904; Five-twenties, do, 1868 lO9alO9t; Ten
forties; registered, lO5lslO54; fen-orties, coy
poDs l094al091.
Reading Railroad opened az 453, and closed at
45b, an advance OF 4 from the lowest point;
Pennsylvania Railroad sold at SO; Mlnehii
Railroad at Sc; Lehigh Valley Railroad at 54l@
GAG, the latter a decline OF ]; Camden and
Amboy Railroad was steady at 1878; Little
Schuylkil at A; NorristOwn at 80; Catawirsa
preferred at S26; and Philadelphia and Erie
at 26t.
In Canal shares the only sale was lot of
LehiPh Navigation at 2lA
Bauk and Passenger Railway shares were
inactive and without quotable change.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXOHAs6E sALKs TO-DAY
Reported by DE Haven q Bro. No 4O 4. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
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Destructive Storm at Omaha-Damage
to the Crops.

Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
OMAHA, Aug. IA heavy storm from the
west has badly damaged the railroad bridge
across Wood river and levelled the telegraph
lines.
The grasshoppers suddenly reappeared here
on Monday. They did considerable damage
while passing over Platte valley.
The Missouri river is unusually low.
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IA. M..""...71 III A. M.....,...772 p. M...... 30
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Whlri"ind. Geer Providence, D. g. Stet-
steamship Prometheus. Gray. Charleston. f. A, Son.
Brig b strout strou., Jacksonville, ]. E. Basevsco
scnr NaiAd Queen, Chase Quincy Point. Warren q
scnr Gettysburg Corson, Gloucester Scott. Walter A.
senT T. Wolfe, Dole orsgon Mills. N. O., Captain.
schr q 3. Watson. Adams Nantucket ,o
scnr Lucy Holmes Ellis. Kingston, Mass, Caid1sll.
scnr john b. Austin, Davis, Charles. own. a.
schr 8 Ws.IsSn Sn;. WliIs salem Weld. NaEIe & Co.
schr Fanny Keating Daniels, Quincy Point, sinnck
sRT 6sns HHn h rsdEsy Esy sfT DO
q barSes. ". P. Clyde q Go. ''fe' win tow
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Barque Heiisspont; Bridges days from Boston, In
Brig GeoIge f. Prescott, Mills. 4 days nom vlna,.
Big Grace DaIii1s: MaIIiH; 20 days moeufuexos,
sehT Nsied queen. Chase from Fail River. Ris"
schr Van Dusen Sorson, s from 70 5augus.
sem ssST q eei1yssars Msat 1Ss oo;sSn i?Sn s%ssoa
sSeT %sssoSnA s'soa ASa%s s rom rom EsS1scse. E%s
ScbI -. "A lien. Case. rom Nantucket.
ysSs nG.s Pnses s e. r. sr2sH BAIRD 6Su'a from New
w ste4%sT %Gse ASs cHd cyds Su'' nom Nc" YORK
tow OF bArges to w. p. Clyue d 20.
BELOW.
Brig Frontier, from ST. John, N. B.
MEMORANDA.
9th ult.
steamship Brunette Howe, hence. at New York
yesterday.
Barque industrie Bschof, hence. at Gibraltar 25th
ultlmo,
schr Lizzie A. Bennett hence at New Haven sth
sohr E. L. Herrick, BALDWIN. from Boston tor Pol
ladepbIa. at New Haven sth inst.
schr n l.. Adams, NIckerson hence, at New Bed
ford slh inst
LBY TELKeRAPH.I
NEW YORK. Aug. l2-Arrived steamship Columbia,
from Havana - N r.
oueIte reports passed in; chr Willie, from Mstan.
zss Tor baltimore. Passed out-Ship Herman, for
Bremen; baTques Hansegedi for Gibraltar; Almond.
Ior MaraeIIIes; Gutenberg. tor Bremen brlgs Village
Belle Tor Nova Scotia Aurora for Wilmington; schrs
Com a. toT Halifax; Silver STAR for Curacao; VaieriA
Tor Cafdenas; and Petrol, tor san Bias.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, aug. u.-Afrved steamship Russia
Cook, nom Liverpool.
ship Gaspes, EnerBon, from Manila.
snip Emerald Isle Gillespie. hOm Liverpool .s.+
ship CaTls, RagTusn, from Antwerp
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
By Atlantic Cable. ...r.
This Morning's Quotations.

LONDON, August ia. M.-Consols 93E for
money, and 81 for account. United States Five
twentles, 72; Illinois Ger tral, 92i; Erie, 364.
Atlantic and Great Western, 3sI.
FRANKFORT, August ia. M.--United States
Five.twenties, 75b@76.
LIVERPOOL, August IA. M.-Cotton opens
firm and quite active, but prices are unchane ed i.
The sales are estimated at $4,000 bales. Corn
declined to 35s. White Call ornla Wheat ad-
vauced to 12s. I'd. Sugar dull at $685.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, August 12-P. M.-CoDsos 932 for
money, and S34 for account. Erie, 364; Illinois
Central, 92t.
LIVERPOOL, August 12-P. M.-Cotton drmer,
but not quotabiy higher. Breadstuff, quiet and
unchanged. Pork quiet. Lard firm. Rosn
5s. Cd. Tor common, and 13s. Cd. tor 6ne
Sugar to arrive, heavy. ....
ANTWERP, August l2-P. M. Petroleum quiet
and unchanged.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
a vributs-Anothsr Rain Storm.

DDectdE UeSpdtch 20 IHe hUeItL'Ig IeLs0TupM
BALTIMORE, August IL Preparations are on
foot here by political and personal friends of the
late Tbaddeus Stevens. to pa, appropriate re.
epect to his remains MS thoy pass through Balt-
more en- route for interment.
Another terrific storm, accompanied by
thunder and lightning, passed over Baltimore
between IL and O'Clock, this morning. Jone,'
Falls is again somewhat swollen, bat no damage
was done except carrying Oft some timber for
the temporary repairing of bridges.
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FROM CHICAGO.

Special Despatch to The BUentn0 Telegraph.
CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-General Grant will remain
in Galena tor over week longer.
In Minnesota it is estimated that over 5000
600 bushels of wheat will be raised this year of
the best quality.
Reports rom Wisconsin are not so favorable,
The wheat is OF n poorer quality, being con-
sideTahly shrunken, but 1t is thought that there
will be nearly an average crop.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug l2.-AIrived, barque
T. A. Srong, from Buenos Ayres, for orders.
Passed for Baltimore, barque Aqueduct. thirty
one days from RIO; brigs Clara Brown, from
Cientuegos, and Clara. from West Indies.
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CaulkeTs' Strike-Sentence of a Pick
DOcket.

BOSTON. Aug. IL The caulkers' strike for
eight hours, and four dollars a day, still con-
tinues. The ship carpenters strike is at an end
James Aelltn was sentenced yesterday to ii We
years in the State Prison or pocket picking
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Fatal R.iIroad Accident.

WORCESTER, Aug. l2.-Peter Mullins, Section
Master on the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
was thrown from gravel car at Groton juno.
ton this morning, by the sudden stopping of
the car, and killed. Michael Citizens was thrown
from the same Train and s.riously injured.
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Foreign Exchange on London:-e0 days, 1904
Ml093; 3 days, 9s4109l. On Paris:--6O days,
81. l7a@5t 10; 3 days, 81. 16@5L 12A.
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FINANCIAL ITEMS.

The New York Tribune OF this morning TINS
Of S.s. Snss 1S s hot, m
sndjnvestmenI bonds, prices were iully main
bonds w.Te drm; tennessee eT COUPONS, 's.j4; new
bends @ csoGa 1 s. vns
Railway bonas we're steady. The sales for Pacde
se so' days ia o
Raec MAI was lever bHt iS ;. Ss%sad a. vsOsE
maud under .he pr ospeet that the company will have
s1e' weak lDnis se% sso ork
wac pressed Tor sale and aec ned per Cent selling
sd rsssas C
&c hs sna Ere
solo q E2, Michigan 1 Sa.hs.n. $50 Cisys.snd ana
fsisna snd 81 Paul socE W.rs ssesay. 'o'NS-hook
& @ r. ss PEI .s Gs
fully supplied at The lowest rate. For commercial
se sss ans s
are IN rom Sne Ss msks. wh
y SsSe fsSun w Not STOOHSy be SssE; Ssn
aud IN the interval cali losns may be expected 20 rule
fss iay the pRuSs as g ss hs
c & S 81 oe
until the national Bank act |; amended in some form
prices a. tha Stock Exchaugs."
Tie N Y. Herald says
"AIthough the advance in gold to $50 was entirely
too rapid 90 De sustained the has been equally
The natural tends, cy Of she premium is upward,
SS"f SSd The - PoiitiSaI sScitement DSecsdns and az
tending the Presiden'Al election Will douotlssa
AggrAvste this tendency. The large preponderanco
Of Imports over exrorls requires 70 be balanced by
heavy shipmenIe of Donos or specie, or Doth, and
the LIST of January nave shipped to foreign
ports than sixty five millions OF specie and bull
Ss SS ~ Rs S
su 6e & sSey rs
alone ed by them What Is most TO be desired
In the standard OF values is stability. =
per all, while owing 10 the dnllnes OF
speculation on he STOCK hxcnsoge tbs Nemand
nom that source 10 linned Commercial paper is
scarce aDd The best grace passes 81 per ceus and
in exceptional cases AZ live. This monetary ease
fails TO sim ate speculation ia ocks and the rail-
the fluctuations In the New York Central were wider
tDsn usual namely, from l2o1S to l28Z-wnile ErIe
declined OF Que time to b74. In otner stocks there
rise anu Il tal move wttn great cant on. i. 49,, =
I'm the market for Government securities there
al lt9 the opening this morning bus Win the de-
cline In gnld the demand Stacker eu anu the expor-
iisI az psthIzed Win ihese AT the O'clock call,
however, theIe was 4 be ter dc ano Tor Donus ana
the o rings rI n1e thnn ID ia ssihps ana Sbe ppos.
pect is iaN oiable TO strong and sctive market.
THE CALEDoNIAN CLUB intend having a gala
time al Oakdale Park on Monday next 1t is
to be their annual celebration, at which all
the participants will receive a modicum
ot that great enjoyment which aways
chaTacterzes these gatherings of the Scots,
There will be the national games, which will
be open 10 all compeltior, comprising feats of
strength, agility, swittness, etc. There will be
excellent accommodations for dancing. and to
make the .fete more enjoyable, McClure's Liberty
Cornet Band will be present, rs will the plpers
OF the club. The admission fee TO the Park on
this day is placed at u moderate hgure'
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Secretary Seward.
Shin kaWa.

AUBURN, Aug. u Secretary Seward left for
Washington this morning. His health is en-
tirely restored.
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IMMIGRANT TRAVEL OVER THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILR lAD.-The number OF emigrauts that have
passed over this road during seven months past
Is LARGELY in advance of the number carried
during the corresponding period of 1867. a
large portion of the emgrant travel which
formerly passed over what is known as the
Pennsylvania Central Road, has been diverted
to the Philadelphia and Erie Branch, and the
aggregate number of emgrants Carried upon the
two lines since the 1st of January, 1868. exhibits
an increase of about one-third upon the number
carried during the first seven months of last
year.
The following comparison shows the number
for each month since January of the current
year, and makes plain the increase over last
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DEcEAsE OF MERCHANT.-At a meeting of
the Corn Exchange Assoc alton, held this morn
ing, the decease of Philip Bushong was au.
nounCed in appropriate terms. preamble and
resolutions OF regret were submitted by a com
Locke, Alexander Young John L. Buzoy, and
c. koss Smith, which were unanimously agreed
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REPoRToR1AL ODDS AND ENDs.-Disappeari
the discordant boXes-termed hand ORGANS.
You seldom encounter them or their DARK
browed owners.
An amusing sight was presented yesterday
afternoon during the prevalence of sudden
shower-by the number OF umbrellaless ladies
who sought hasty shelter under the awnings.
Bright dresses bespattered, and bright faces
veXed.
"A good idea-the getting up of "lite-boat
gugrdn at Atlantic City-by series of musical
entertainments in this city. 1t is on foot. Pay
your dollar 10 hear an opera sung, or get
drowned-and hear the mermaids sing.
stone to the stoppage OF travel tor squares along
narrow and crowded thoroughiares-and that
too-when wider streets are Immediately ada
cent.
The deluge Of rain which flooded Chpsnut
street shortly after O'Clock yesterdayafternoon,
had but one or two picket drops out in the neigh
borhood of Girard avenue.
The sun made his appearance this morning
in smiles aud padness the heavens are cerulean
the earth fresh and fragrant.
Collectors Dlchl gnd Abel give notice that
incone taxes are due and payable at their
offices.
The Quarter Sessions is the only Court
open. Judges aud attorneys are having an easy
time.
- The champion Athletics play the Brandy
wines, of West Chester this afternoon.
"A raid has been made upon the wharf
thieves-and two of them are in limbo.
The o'd wheel houses at the Fairmount
Water Works are fast disappearing.
"A villAinous compound-Fairmount water
after yesterdays heavy showers.
The "Invincibes" are preparing for the
campaign IN good earnest.
Rather aggravating-trade quotations when
no trade is doing,
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TINE STATIONARY, CAbD ENGRAVING
II and Card Plate PIi. 1ting in every variety,
DREKA,
JOs3 OHESNUT Street
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Hsw York stock Quot.tion.-a R.u,

Received by telegraph
Davis, Stock Boxers, N
N. Gent. R............l29L
MY. and K. R........ 5SI
Ph. and Rea. R........ 9lX
Mich. &. and N. /. II. SS1S
Gle. and Pitt. .R.........87s6
Chi. and N. w. com. .83%
Chi.and N. w. pref. ..83
Chi. and II. I. R....ll2N
Pitts, II. W and Chi.
II. R...................l08M
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--Messrs. Jay Cooke a Co. quote Govern.
ment securities, ETC., as folio ogs;-U. s. 6s. OF
1881, ll5g@ll5s; Old 5-2os, ll45@lllI; new S 2os
l096o1O9i; do, 1857, l09GblO9l; do, 1868, 100
@lO9i; lo-4Os, l094Q lO9a. Gold, i46A.
-Messrs. William Painter a Co., bankers,
No. 80 s. Third street, report the following
rates Of exchange to-day ut Ia o'clock:-
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A Boy SHoT.-About half-past yesterday
afternoon, Cornelius McFillan and Thomas
Prentice, two boys, were piaying In Latona
street, near Sixteenth, during which they got
into an altercation. II is alleged that Prentice
drew pistol, and aiming it at McFIIIan, pulled
ing a. severe and dangerous wound. Young
Prentice was taken into custody and held by
Alderman Dallas to await the result of the
injuries.
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Total, l7,lO3t 9,552A 1866 1895

CORNERSTONE LAYING. = Tomorrow alter
noon the cornerstone of the new Protestant
Episcopal Church of st. Thomas, to be erected
at Whitemarsb, on the North Pennsylvania
Railroad, will be laid with appropriate services.
The Bishop and several prominent clcrgymen
will be present and take part in the exercises.
Whitemarsh is within one mile of Fort Wash
street At T45 2.sS and S s.i5 p M and retnra af
6'l4 and 1852 +. NJ. Conveyances will meet the
2'36 train at Fort Washington. The cDngrega
tion is one of the Oldest in the State. aud dates
from 17l2, when '"a eoodly stone building was
erected at Whltemarsh for the decent perform
apce of divine worship Iu 1917 the stone
church, venerable, but "beyond repair" gave
place TO large out less substantial building.
The latter has just been removed The Church
asks for the announcement and assistance Of
Christian gentlemen in the good work, that it
may be well dope.
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REcoRDER's CAsE.-A mau named David
DDrk had hearing before Recorder Given upon
a charge of assault and battery on one Charles
RYAN. Held in 5000 bail
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FOUND DRowNED.-Last night the body of an
unknown white boy was found drowned in the
canal at Manayunk. Coroner Daniels took
charge of the body.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine Ne,os see Inside Pages
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA,........... .AIJGIrSr so
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rRrv.
GRAPH OEFICE. -A@A'
"A, M,.,,,,,,,,,U IL A, M. 77I2 p NJ M
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
iron ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS sz. INSIDE FACE,
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A VIII Tappsr-A Fugitive frena Justice
Youthful Yhievss-An Ownor Wanted
--Atteun pt 60 Pick n Poekat

Attempt 60 Pick n Pocket,
Joseph McCovern, a lad twelve years OF age,
was arrested yesterday at Fortieth and Market
streets, on the charge of stealing the contents of
drawer Of a store in that vicinity. Another
lad who was with the accused escaped. Mccoy
ern was afterwards taken before Alderman
Maule and held to answer.
Son time since Patrick Dougherty was sent
to prison by Alderin.e.n haule for committing an
assault and battery on citizen with intent .r .,
kill. He subsequently was admltted 20 ball
when he fed from justice. Yesterday he was
rearrested, and on being taken before Judge
Brewster was consigned 10 his former quarters.
Policemen Beaspon and Mckee last night,
on the arrival OF the New York train at the
West Philadelphia depot, took into custody
Alfred SelkiIk and Barney O'Neill, two boys,
aged fourteen and thirteen, who were displaying
little bit too much money. Que OF the lads
stated that they had stolen nearly $50 on Mon-
day last and had gone to New York, where they
had disposed of about $40. Alderman Maule
sent them below for further hearing.
AN owner Is waited for q lot of lead water
pipe, which was picked up this morning, by the
Harbor Police on Delaware avenue, below
Willow street.
Yesterday afternoon Carrie Lee, Belle
White, Mary Russell, aud Hugh Sweeney were
committed Tor n further hearing for attempting
to steal port-monnale from the pocket OF gen.
tleman at Smiths Island.
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