The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-24

ATLANTIC OITG.-lnefe are several TOQuSa0Q Plgi-
tors at Atlantic City at the present time and the
weather and bathing are both delightful. The fast
trains, each making the trpn one and threequarter
hours, run to-day one at and the other at 35 p NJ
No bathing accidents have occurred thus FAR this
ear. Great preparations are being made for the
approaching visit of the Fire IOuaves and they will
receive hearty welcome and he well taken care Of
after they arrive there Their encampment viii be
very pleasantly located in the clump Of woods near
the lighthouse. Several grand balls viii be given
them during their stay, and a number OF dstin-
guished military gentlemen Of various other organ-
cations have signhed their intention Of taking part
in the festivities and exercises OF the encampmenr
How THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS WERE MADE
Our readers have frequently heard that many if
moi all OF the Democratic nominations were made by
fraud and intimidation, and they will doubtless be
grati1ed TO see statement Of the exact manner in
which the thing was managed. In another column
VIII he found an advertisement which gives the
sworn statements or number or the delegates OF
the City Treasurers Convention We commend this
to the careful consideration of our readers, as it is
precise and CirCumstantia exposition OF the trough
management in this convention The statements
need no comment as they explain themselves, and
they set forth In q very plain manner the duty OF the
respectable portion Of the Democracy II now re-
mains to he seen whether there s honesty enough in
that party to overrue the nominations made In def-
ance OF decency and honesty
IMPORTANT REVENUE DEUsToN.-The following
ruling OF the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
relative TO importers selling goods through CONNER
clal brokers viii be found Of interest and import
TREAsuRY DEPARrlENr OFFICE or INTERNAL REyr
letter Of the t6 8siog 1 b, 4 reply 70 yogr
eTs who make sales Of their imports through COM
erCN from the special tax Of dealers has boen
reversed Such should treated as dealers and
required to pay speGVl t,2gSes as suoh.
j. W. DOUGLAS,
Acting Commissioner.
To John =. Kenney, Esq, Assessor Of Internal Reve.
nue., Philadelphia, Pa.
ARRIVAL or PAsTOR.-Rcv Charles WadswOrth,
who has been in San francisco for years past,
arrived yesterday In New York city on the steamer
Arizona, lie comes TO take charge OF the Reformed
Dutch Church at Tenth ana FilDert streets, in this
city. He is accompanied by his family
A WOMAN ssAUtTED.-ThOmas German lives on
Front, above Arch Yesterday afternoon he attacked
woman living in the same house. ana after beating
Eash in her forehead. German was arrested and
taken before Alderman Kerr, VINO held him for
further hearing.
FIRE THIS MoREIEG.-At O'Clock this morning
the residence No. 1914 North Twelfth street was
damaged by FIRE to the extent OF $500 The fire orr
Einated i'm q closet containing quantity OF clothing
which was all destroyed.
CRUELTY no ARIMAIs.-Y esterday afternoon Fran,
Conner, while beating mule which had fallen I'm
the highway at Second ana Pine streets was arrested
and taken before Alderman Carpenter, who held him
IN $500 for trial.
ATTEMPT TO CuT-llarry Case lcolored) was ar
rested last evening at hlNth ana flHwater street,
for attempting TO cut another negro win n knife
Alderman Collins sent Case TO PRISON Tor trial.
a SAILOR BEATEN.-John Doyle, for assautng
sailor al Delaware avenue and Pine street last even
ing has been bound over by Alderman Carpenter 10
his appearance at court
MILTARY-oompany A, Philadelphia City Guards
CAPTAIN Francis BTeureln will nav q visit on MOI
aay night TO Smiths Island where they Will have u
exhibition drilL