The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-07

Ihree-story Brick Dwelling, No. S28 N, Tenth
Lot Of GIound iHoward street, south Of Gam. pow
TTo.sioTy Brick Factory, Ashland street. Dcyes, 80
town, Bucks county ty.........:.............. $4,000
GOOD FAITH IN INsURANCE.-The franklin Fire In
surance Company, Alfred G. Baker, ESQ.,, President
have promptly and without any abatement, paid the
total amount Tor which the firm OF Joseph +. Tobias
a Co. were insured with them, in the matter OF the
destruction OF the Patterson bonded warehouse
several weeks since. noteworthy feature of this
liquidation is the fact that portion Of the above
loss was sustained upon goods stored in Section H.
in reference to which compartment many insurance
men claimed they should incur no liability, as it
is alleged the destruction was owing to the falling
OF the walls But the Franklin honorably refused to
plead such palating circumstance and discharged
the amount claimed to the every dollar.
TO MEET the wishes OF the frequenters of Atlantic
City the Camden and Atlantic Railroad Company
has agreed to continue its fast express tran start
ing from Vine street wharf at 35 every day for the
remainder of this week. We learn they also have
it in contemplation to run this train down eUery
Saturday for the remainder of this month returning
about 7'24 A. NJ. on Monday.
This viii give our citizens a splendid opportunity
Of visiting this fine "City by the Sea" during the
lovely month OF September which is conceded to be
the finest of the year. both for bathing and hshng,
and also for the eXhilarating atmosphere We ad-
wise all to go who can
FURTHER HEARING IN GENERAL zuI1cK's CASE
This morning, at 10 O'CLOCK an adjourned hearing in
the OF General Samuel M. Zulick, charged with
perjury, was heard before United States Commits
soner Clarke.
Mr.. William L Hirst, Jr., appeared for Mr. Ken
nedy, and Mr. Robert t. Randall for General Zuick
Mr.. Valentine, Ass slant United States District At
torney having bf en- subp9naed as witness in the
on behalf OF the prosecution and being unable
to attend account OF the critical condition or
Revenue Onicer Brooks (shot yesterday by whose
bedside he was detained, the hearing was deferred
until tomorrow at u O'clock, noon.
PEACH MARKET.-The following are the arrivals
to-day at the Delaware Avenue Peach market:-
ProGellers W; Whilldin, Decatur, and Roanoke
Nd, with II ,639 baskets.
Barges Charles, j. Collins, Blue Mountain, and
Willie and Walla, from Odessa, Del. Charles Llf-
feTty from Bohemia, Nd and Madison, G. and d
Canal, Del, with 14,5O0 baskets.
Sloop Fanny, Liston's Tree Farm Del, with 800
| baskets
Steamers Jersey Blue and Perry, from symrna,
Del with 4200 baskets.
Prices range from 60 cents to s1IO per basket
AN ITALIAN BARoUE ON FRE.-At O'Clock this
morning the Italian barque Assunter, lying in the
Delaware at the foot OF Willow street, was dis
covered to be on fire. The Northern Liberty Fire
Company quickly on the ground, and succeeded
in saving the vessel from destruction. The fire was
confined TO the forecaste, where 1t originated from
the explosion OF a barrel of varnish. Two OF the
| feet while attempting to eXtlnguish the flames.
DEATH OF AN OLD SEAMAN.-We notice with regret
the decease OF Captain William ii. Merry, OF general
debility and paralysis, in New York city yesterday
morning Captain Merry was one of the oldest of
Marine Inspectors of the United States, and the FIRST
surveyor Of the Burenu Veritas-the Paris Lioyds-
appointed by Mr. Charles Bal for the United States
| lie was man OF undoubted ability ana integrity,
ana MS loss VIII be regretted by the whole shlPping
| trade, by whom he was highly esteemed. HIS rune
| raj VIII Jake place from Trinity Church at 10 a. M
| tomorrow.
Thrown Down STARs.-The second story of a
building at Seventh and Bedford streets Is occupied
| Dy James and Hannah Coye and Ellen Ferris Yes
terday this trio got into an alteration, which was
wound up by Ellen Ferris being thrown down a a
night OF stairs. James and his wife were arrested
Ior the Oliense and locked up for hearing Eilen
was taken to the Hospital.
USING A BLACKJACK. William Casey last night
goI INTO disturbance with Albert Lindsay at fer-
hionlen and Wyle streets, during which Albert re-
tIveu tGeIveu some ugly wounds from blackjack, winch
~ alleged TO have been welded by Casey ANYHOW,
Sy SSasey was arrested for it, and held for lurtheI
s mSssning my Dy Alderman Pancoast The injured Han
was removed 10 his residence, No. 75I west steet
Received too late for Classification.