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CITY TELLAG + &c e.
HOMES FOR ALL.
Ioco,ion of the New Dwellings of July

IocatIOn of the New Dwellings of July.
A day or two since we published the regular
monthly statement OF the Building Inspectors, eX-
hibiting the number of permits which had been
issued from their olce for the erection OF new build
the month of July past. or course the permits for
dwelling houses made far the greater NUMBER OF
those granted and, as matter OF curiosity ana IN
terest search after their location resulted as lo-
FoUR-sToRY DWELLINGS.
One nj No 13S s. Eighth street, one at northeast
corner Twelfth and Lombard; one, Front street,
above Dock; four Walnut street, west OF Nine
teenth; one at No, 4O6 Lombard; one at No. 1923 2
Pine street, two, Fliteenth, ABOVE "ailacei slA'
sixteenth, above Poplar.
THREE-sToRY DWELLINGS.
at No. 1852 Washington street; ON Lancaster
street, above Reed; on Twelfth street. ABOVE Car-
pentef / at No. 2l3 Jarvis street; on Carpenter
Street, west of Sixteenth; at No. 9I9 5. TWelltn
street; at Delaware avenue and Almond street; IL
on FitsWater street. west OF TWenty-nrsti on
Tasker street, west of Ninth; on Tenth street,
beloW Norris on Fifth street, above Shppeni az
Bedford street and Grays Ferry road; az Soutn ad
above DbkersOn street, on Federal street, west OF
Twenty-dxth / at Second and Mcclellan streets;
on Tweny-iirst street, south OF walnut; on Nlhe-
taanth steet between Carpenter and Christian; on
pearl street east Of TWenty-thlrd; on Market
treat w.st of Thirty-fourth; on Thirty eighth
street aboe Market Il on Coates above Pennsylvania
avenue: lOn HaverfOrd, above Budu aI no. ooo
Somerst treet; at No 1872 P2plar street; I,I Oh
Seventeerb street, south Of Wood; at NOS
fsne and 1O Carlton street; l2 on IWentleIh sIreeI
between hrrish and Poplar; on Poplar street east
OF Twentsh; on Story s.r"et, mtSS NJ trIfty
stTeet. / a ConestOga street, between TORI avenue
and Paschl street on Fiiy-fourtl north Of Lands
doWne avnue; on Wileys court west Vi Eiev9 o
Erect. q N Sheaf street. west OF Eleventh on
Coates seet west Of Third at No. lSIs swan ~
street. Market street wsSt U EGpESi on
WIZ WIZ an Cameron Streets l on Tenth street
ahoye Brwn; in rear of No. 623 Andress street
81 Poweon avenue and Thirty-seventh street;
sSSomeTst between Salmon and Richmond streets
q on William street. between Salmon and hlchhOno Ola
o on Secnd street, above OntarlOi on on loPaa' ,,a
a.oat WEI of Nineteenth; on North college ave
Sne wsestf Ridge avenue; on b street, west o.
drISeantv-seond; on Seventeenth street, sodtl %
Columbia Yepyei 10 on Wellington street. S'"'1 v
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PhiIaGeIDhia Trade ReDOrt.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 4-The Flour market is quiet,
and only few hundred bushels taken in lots by
the home consumers at S5@525 for superine, $500
575 for extras, $1,000 80 for Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota extra family S625@7'25 for Pennsylva-
MIA do. do s6l5S for ohio do. do, and S9509l0 for
fancy brands, according to quality. Rye Flour sells
at S612h@6'25 q barrel.
There is nOtmuch activity in the Wheat market but
prices are unchanged. Sales of red at 81 5061 81,
and 400 bushels Indiana white at 81 10. Rye is quiet
at 81 t'20@1'25 u bushe for Pennsylvania and West
ern. Corn is dull and l@2c. u bushel lower. Sales
of 1900 bushels yellow at S1l0@111. Western mixed
is entirely nominal. Oats are unchanged. Sales OF
Western at 74@76c., and Southern and Pennsylvania
at 53@70C. Nothing doing in Barley or Malt.
Bark Is dull at the recent decline. Sales of No.
Quercitron at $40 q ton.
Whisky is firm al 81 2O@1 25 fa gallon, tax paid
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-NARR. Y LApNER, BanKeTs, TepOrL thls morning
THE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

The following extracts show the state OF the New
York money market yesterday
From the Herald
"some surprise was expressed in Wall street to-
day at the apparent discrepancy presented by the
comparative statement OF the public debt as pub
llshed in the Herald OF this morning and the state
ment furnished by Secretary Boutwell, The former
exhibits an increase OF the debt OF about eight and
One-half millions, while the latter claims reducuon
OF in the neighborhood OF seven and one-half mil
lions. In the case OF the Herald the difference was
explained as resulting from including the
Paoinc Railroad bonds in the grand total
of Indebtedness, which was not done by the Seore-
~, Vile ne notice was taken Qt accrued i2teGeS
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FROM WASHINGTON.
NayaI Gazette.

Naval Gazette.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Captain r. n. Stemble has
been ordered to hold himself in readiness for the
command OF the naval rendezvous at Boston.
First Assistant Engineer George w. Melville has
been detached from duty assistant to the Inspec-
tor of Machinery at Norfolk and ordered to the Lam
caster, relieving First Assistant Engineer G. NJ.
NcCarty, who is ordered to perform the duties OF
Assistant Inspector OF Machinery at Norfolk.
Held In Abeyance.
Nothing official will be done concerning an ap-
pointment to the vacant Sixth Collection district of
New York until after the return of the President.
Internal Revenue Matters In Virginia.
DR.. Presbury Supervisor of Virginia and West
virginia is here in consultation with the Internal
Revenue Bureau relative to matters in his district.
lie reports a remarkable Improvement in the morale
OF the SERVICE and a large increase in the collec-
tions. In the Third (or RichmonO district there was
paid as taxes on tobacco for five months from
March last sI26.293, being an excess over the same
period in 1865 OF S64 5SS-thc tax being 30 cents
per pound, against 40 cents last year. There was
shipped in bond to other districts from Richmond,
during the same period this year, 4,414,G17 pounds
of manufactured tobacco an excess of 9l2,3l2
pounds more than was supplied in the same months
of last year. In the Second (or Petersburg) district
the increased collection from tobacco for the same
period is nearly S350,000 In the Fifth Qynchburg
district, the increase Will each fully 100000, The
revenue from tobacco in these three districts this
year for five MONTHS to August is 81 Si5Ss in eX
cess of the same period last year, while the ship
ments in bond are increased this year two and half
million pounds over last This large increase in the
taxes collected is the result Of more thorough
pance with and enforcement of the law, and fully de-
monstrates the superiority of the stamp system for
the collection of tax upon tobacco snui aud cigars
over the old method
The Spurious $ 10 Greenbacks.
New Developments are being made daily concern.
ing the new spurious ten dollar greenbaCk speci-
Of which come to the United States Treasurers
office every day. When the first series was received
Gen. Spinner, on examination, came to the concu
sion that they had been put out as blind for future
operations. Although very sklfuy executed, they
presented many defects that experienced person
could detect them readily; thus the public were mott
fled OF dots opposite the figures '"Ten, on each end
the note; the lack of distinct of figures in the
left wing OF the eagle the want Of period after the
letter Sc" in Spinner's name, and various othe
omissions. Two specimens received to-day bea
witness that they are ISSUE for all the defects
above referred to have been removed and the gene
raj appearance OF the note exactly like the gen
uine that it almost dedes detection by professi0na,
experts
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
WnHpaGIay Anouat ISSu


The practical, common sense policy OF Secretary
Boutwell, in regard to the surplus currency in the
Treasury has been powerful agent in relieving the
general money market Of the StrlngenCy which had
long prevailed, aIfd which operated so nurlouSy
on the interests Of trade and commerce. Hence it is
not to he wondered at that the announcement of
continuance of that course should be hailed
with general satisfaction In pursuance OF
purchased every Wednesday, in addition to 81 0OO 900
each alternate Thursday for the purpose OF the sink
ing fund, making in all S0,000000 for the current
month. This course has already produced most bene-
fetal results the market, especially in New York,
which receives the lions share and further distrbu
ton of ten millions must act in the direction,
whilst securing regular large reduction in the bur-
den of the public debt.
5k@7 per cent-the lower figure, however, is eXcep-
tiOnal-and discounts for prime business paper to
S@10 per cent, the average being abOutS 81 per cent
Gold Is inactive and the premium lower Opening
price 1856; at noon, 1851.
Government loans remain without material
change.
There was more animation in the Stock market
this morning and prices were rather stronger state
loans were neglected City skies weak 96 for
the old, and 1OO7s@lOl for the new issues.
Reading is more active and steady at 40; Pennsyl-
vania was firm at 81: North Pennsylvania Railroad
at SO; and Camden and Amboy Railroad at 1872. so
was offered for Northern Central Railroad; 30% for
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad; 374 for Catawssa
Railroad preferred; 563 for Lehigh Valley Railroad
and 42% for Little SChuylkill Railroad
Canal shares were without essential change. Le-
high Navigation sold at 36h@365s, b. o.
Coal shares were inactive. was did FOR New
York and Middle, and 3l6 for ST. Nicholas.
Bank shares were neglected.
In Passenger Railway shares the only sale was in
HestOnve at ~. 46 was bid for Second aud Third
3S for Fifth and Sixth; 70 for Tenth ana Eleventh,
and 10 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
RanOrtad nv he Haven ~ RrO No. : Third street,
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest possible terms by
o. +. DAVIS. No. $40 Ohesnut street.

THE SOLAR ECLIPSE.
great eclipse is something rather rare
Like picked frogs, steaks of polar bear:
August the seventh we're to have a show
Got up expressly for the folks below
In which the moon will spread herself, until
The only light get without bill
Plus five per cent. for any short delay
In paying up-is wellnigh hid away:
Therel be no extra charge for want of light
And governments don't put a stamp night.
But this aside I'll mention while sing,
How MARvIN's SAFE eclipses every thing
Made or described in prose, song, or sonnet,
So very dry, you can't cen joke upon it
Moonlike in form, to many and strange
To have such quarters futl of current change
It's mystery may obscure your and heir,
For none but you may touch the cash put there.
Then view the SUMS grand circular display
While reading Marvins circular that day.
The Spherical Safe sold only by
MARVIN & Co.,
No. 72l Chestnut street.
THE CONDITIONS OF HEALTH.-It is idle to expect
health if the precautions necessary it are ne
elected. The human organization is delicate piece of
mechanism, and requires much intelligent care and
watchfur to keep it in order requisite in the
management of the most complicated combination of
levers wheels, and pinons.
At this of the year the body peculiarly sensitive
greatly weakened relaxed by the contnu.
heat The skin, in summer, with its millions of pores
wide OPEN is different sort of tegument from the
compact brous covering which it becomes under the
ZION OF tne winters cold Inc muscles too are compara-
lively accd, the tremuous the blood poor and
the whole frame less capable of enduring fatigue and
sistng disease than in cool weather. These indications of
depressed condition of the vital forces many
mistakable hints that natore needs reinforcing
Ordinary stimulants will effect this object They
name and excite but do not strengthen The only pre-
paration which be depended to mpar stamnal
vgor to the SYSTEM and enable to endure the ordeal of
the heated term without giving under the PRESSURE is
HOsTETrER's STOMACH BTTTERs tonic and corrective
harmless utterly free from the drawbacks
which render many of the powerful asrngents employed
in medical practice than the ailments they
are employed to that be administered without
fear to the feebest female invalid the delicate
child The caharic and Alternative vegetable ingredients
which combined with those of tonic nature in its
composition keep the bowels moderately free and per.
fect regular while the work of nvgoraon is going on
The finest blood depurents which the herbal kingdom
affords also among its components that it recruits
purifes and regulates the system simultaneously
AUGUST!
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DIED.

HOWELL-Suddenly on Monday tha 0d ;n.4-.
the ninth year of his age. - AA'"ohA In
The funeral win take place from the reAdenoa ~ hi.
parents, Thiry'fourth and Race strsos on Thnrsdas
Holning the oth INST at 10 o'clock The relatives and
friends OF the family are respectfully invited attend .
sHAkP-At II o'clock A, NJ, 9Th month, 4th, after
short but severe Illness BENJAMIN son Of the ae John
sharp IN the 43d year of his age
Due notice will be given of the funeraI
WOODS.-On tho LIST instant MARY A, wife of James
Woods, in the 6sth year of her age .
Ihe relatives and friends are invited TO attond snS
Iuhera from the residence OF her husband NO l% 70
M siu street. on Thursday afternoon the Stn hS'a' avs
Ps!geA' Ip pressed Is ODD Eel9Hk QepsIsISs
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The Spanish Carlists not yet Annihi-
Portugal Wants a Sub
marine Cable,
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
The Alabama Elec' ion-The Spurious
Tens Cuban Junta Enter
Protest-More Yellow
Fever on Ship
board.
FROM EUROPE.

The CnrIist Agitation Not Yet Ended.
By Atlantic Gable.
PARIS, Aug At is asserted to-day that the.
Spanish Government will shortly call out the re-
serves II Is reported that formidable uprisngs OF
the Carlists occurred at TOTtOsa and Zervcl OiCia
adviCes contradict the statement previously pub
lshed, that two Carist prisoners had been shot by
order of council of war. Several bands Of Carsts
in different parts of the country, have been defeated
and scattered within the past day or two.
Portugal Wants n Cable of Hor Own.
LISBON, Aug. 4.-The Chambers have adopted q
resolution authorizing the Government to grant con-
Cessions to companies desiring to lay submarine
cables to or from the shores OF POrtugaL
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FROM THE WEST.


New TRriH ON thr Pacifc ItaIIrOad.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-Thc Marine and Fire Insur-
ance Company of Peoria, H. suspended business
yesterday being unable to deposit 100000 with the
State Treasurer, as required by law. An Omaha
ton on the Union Pacific Railroad yesterday. 1t Is
30 to 40 per cent. lower than the previous rates.
Heavy fruit shipments are coming daily from Cali
fOrnia for the Eastern markets. Four hundred and
hlty Mormons, principally Danes arrived at Omaha
yesterday eli route for Salt Lake.
Fire in Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 4.-1he chair factory OF Eirsch
* Heydes, East Chestnut street, was burned to-day.
Loss 2SOON. insured.
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WASHINGTON Aug s.-The internal revenue re-
ceipts to-day were $S74,000
The Revenue Bureau has ordered change OF the
small tobacco stamp for the two ounce packages
of class 16 for strip stamp The new series OF to.
bacCo stamps (regisered) are being printed, and
will soon be ready for issue. The unregistered
stamps are promised to be ready in few days.
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Yellow Fever on shipbOnrd.

Despatch % The Evening IeLeJrdpH'
BOSTON, Aug. 4.-Brig Katahdin, captain Saun-
ders from st. Domingo arrived below ths port to-
day with nearly ali her crew sick with yellow fever
When OFF Nantucket south shoal, the captain was
obliged to obtain help to assist in working the brig
into Boston harbOr.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Another Suicide in New York,

Despatch TO The Eyening Telegraph.
New YORK, Aug. 4.-Charles w. Heldridgc,
who has for some days shown himself to be
moody and distracted, was found dead this
morning it is believed from the effects of poison.
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Editorial Clam Bake.

PORTLAND, Maine, Aug 4-The newspaper frater-
nifty or this State in convention here to-day. To
morrow they will have an editorial clam bake at the
island
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HATS AND OAPS,

W WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
lated and easy-httinR Dress HAts (patented in Ali
the improved fashions Of the season OdESNIIT Stree
peIs apoS 10 tba PpEt QfsSa uHf.
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Sailing of the China.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-The steamship China sailed
at noon for Liverpool with about $4,000 In specie
Among the passengers is p S. Gilmore, the AReri-
can maestro, who goes to Europe for three months.
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FIRE THIS MORNIEG.-The alarm OF fire at 10
O'Clock this morning was caused by the burning OF
the rear portion of the residence No 7l3 Palm street.
Fifteenth ward, occupied by a cOlored family The
origin OF the fire was accidental.
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WoRKMEN INJURED.-William Creman, while en-
gagged in tearing down building on the western end
of the Wire Bridge, sustained severe injuries yester-
day afternoon by portion of one of the walls fall
ing on him. He was removed to the Pennsylvania
to1
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Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards, New York w p ClydekCo
Schr Louie f. Smith, Crie, Oambrdee Weld NaSIe h %
Schr ID. Sawyer Drisco, Newport, " do w.
Schr Reindeer. Bacon Salem, Sinnickson n On
Schr j. ID. Moore, Nickerson Boston, do
Schr u. Sinnickson, Dickerson, Quincy Pt do
Schr Onrust, Heath East Greenwich, do
Schr u: Clyde, Kane, Boston, do
Schr Fly, Garter, Pawtucket, do
Schr Robert Palmer, CLARK, Allyn's Point. do
SCpr r.: pinniCksOn w lnsInore, Boston, do.
Schr InIzMe, rramDes, tayerhill, do.
Schr w. Bernard, Smith, Gloucester, do
Tug Commodore, Wilson, HaVrede Grace, W. p CLYDE A.
Co.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

STATE OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA M..........72I IL A. M........ssl9P. M...... a
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AND 800 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK


NEVER ALLOW DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY, any Bowel
Affection to have its way the serious
sequences may result. BY neglectng such complaints
the system is often rapidly reduced to reach
stage beyond the help of medicines before patient
realize the necessity of looking about him for a
remedy At this the year, therefore, every
body should be provided with the safe certain cura
tive for all Stomach and Bowel Complaints DR. JAYNE's
CARMINATTvE BALsAM for with this remedy at hand all
such affections may be promptly and ecaoously treated
Sold everywhere.
DEMUTH's ANTTDYsPEPTIC STOMACH BTTTERs.--
genial and wholesome vegetable Tonic.
Mrs READS INFANT RELIEF facilitates teething and
is certain remedy for Cholera nfanum Dysentery and
DiarrhGa Sold by druggists.
EARTH CLOSET CoMPANY's patent dry earth com.
modes and privyhxtures, at A. H. Francscus Co.'s No.
5l3 Market street.
A CARD.-Charles Stokes will cell the balance o his
stock of clothing reduced prices in order to
being manufactured
JEwELBY-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No u South Second
street, has the largest and
fine Jewey and Slverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real, article furnished
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties at all
prices. visit to his to result in pleasure
and profit.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,c8 see Inside Pages.
[BY TELEGRAPH. !

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
FORTRESS MONROE, August 4.-The schr Addie MUIR
chic from New York for Alexandria, in ballast e Smith
Island, the night of the 2st ut parted her wheel
ropes and before set could be rove she struck on
the beach, Wreckers have gone to her assistance.
By Atlantic cable.
QUEENSTOWN, August 4.--Arrived, steamship City of
London, from New York.
BREsT August ARRIVED steamship ST. Laurent from
New York.
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Brig Trowbridge Leighton was cleared on Monday for
Boston by Weld. Magic q Co.-not before.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING


Steamer j. s. Shriver Dennis l3 hours from Baltimore
with mdse to A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison "A hours from Now Work
with mdse to w. Nj. Baird A Co. " '
Steamer d. Utley Davis, "A hours from New York with
mdse. to w. NJ. Baird Co ' "
Steamer Novelty, Wilcox, "a hours from New York
with mdse to w NJ. Baird n Co. ~'
Steamer Mayflower, Futz, "A hours from Nav York
with mdse to W. p. Clyde Co. ~'
Barque Emma o. Litchfield, Crockett, Is days from,
Cienfuegos, with sugar TO s. l. W. Welsh. ~
Br. brig Arctic Benkhorn So days from Buenos Ayres
with bones TO Tiers a CO-yesse to o. O. Van Horn.
Sehr Georgie Deering, Wallace, days from Portland
with mdse to captain.
Schr West Dennis, CroWell, days Boston with ice
TO Penn Ice Co. 80 ~
sehr g. ". Rawiey Rawley, from Gardiner, Me-, with
ice TO Knckerbocker Ice Go. ~ 'N
Schr Sea QOeen, Guptill IL days from Eastport will,
mdse. to E. A. Souder Il Co
Schr f. s. Conant, Gerrish, I3 days from Calais wifi,
laths to j. w. Gaskill Sons. ' ~
Schr S. l.. OrOcker. Trasher, days from Taunton with
mdse. to Mershon Il Cloud. ' ~
Schr Bee Lloyd, days from Richmond with lumbar In
Hickman Cottingham.
Schr Il. o. Smith. Barrett, from Rockand Lake
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore with tow of
barges 10 w. p Clyde 90. -
Tug Fairy Queen, Perkins, from with
tow of baTges to W. p. Clyde Co.
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CARD.-Chares Stokes will sell the balance o his
stock of clothing at reduced prices order
make for his very choice stock of fall clothing
being manufa ctured
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MEMORANDA

from Flushing Roads Goth ult. eu
Brig Ottawa, Green. from New Brunswick for Phladel
phla, was spoken OIL iontauk no date etc.
Brig Almon Rowel, for PHILADELPHIA was loadino NJ
GuantenamO 10 days since. w. -S ~
18th ult. N' Nv NNoShSVo"h
Brig Ataayador for Philadelphia sailed from Matanza
Brig j. Means, Herrick, hence, at Boston I'd inst
sehr D. spencer smith, hence, at Cardenas 26th ut
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FATAL RAILWAY CASUALTY.-James Kelly, aged
twenty-five years, run over last night by rail-
way on Seventh street, below Fitzwater and was
seriously injured that he died during the night at
the Pennsylvania Hospital. He resided at No. 623
TitZMater street Coroner Daniels held an inquest
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EARTH CLOSET CoMPANY's patent dry earth com.
modes and privy-fItures, at A. H. Francscus & Co.'s No
5l3 Market street.
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Yesterday afternoon the attention Of Policemen
Wagner and Wilson, of the Twelfth district, was
called to a man named George SChrn Ter, who was
alleged to be engaged IN insulting lad, in the
Girard Avenue Market. They made demonstra-
tiOn on George, who rushed at them with huge
butcher-knife. They succeeded in disarming him,
and escorted him before Alderman Allison, who held
him in $500 bail for trial