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, 1870-06-26
JUDGE M,AI.1IgTERREVIEwED.
Judge. M'AlIlster's j! | /: |: J! !: J
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REVIBW,:
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SAMufls' PATENT REVIEWED.
By B:njamim R. Nltkenon.


x~"- h@1o*': In Jo1E issne Of tie ltih dast- ~
pan ~hst psf1Hts to b = dse4t5eo o. eos Jnafo
AeAluetes' tssosaalas &hA Board es faone "o79 -
Ase AeHA uetsetJes & AoGaelaod' eoa1taetoss.
Hu0 pssEof seaAa poftton o. fooftee"a ses&- 1ha
osan'oa s<oneoneed important u che q seE4n
u "a'ea poo1c aef14ess I'm ~" osa14 71sh ~ eoe
eoaso 70 int Htfnoss sood TAIN Ii t0e e1aeoan tha
s1os8a eono4eo 10 uae4a'
1ne en1afn fopee. o. ue A.n1s1n psoeas for ths
'a'1eo p@!1n0sa ue ea'etnn'ent' has se1etany
eaoseo ax" ~ ~s1. nun 'sa'enef not e1t-nded to
,-..Ss.rN 'a1' n0"eT1 CT
i''soo.' T'o' sTa " the
taentoe'~ Ane 9oa9'
~ Important io'ae' IN 9ae ease
A11s1 0oo nos tea' u hoeV 70 allow fae un-
@esnen1- mo I'LL naaes anfosn fosaonias.
- ~ '..e ua'1kn s3e 70 III - eooa-to 70
Ss'ue I've es'n""nt5 s'e"ai'ea&ea oos esan u N
ooose' 70 proper andsF't1odtnx Of the
oe no" @t iae" ne nated Being l.sErl' tnsef"
~ .na '''e 'o1 ~ 'no plspF'eto7' tof tos
A"A0o1 oe1n' o. toe pa1ens o"nea of the NORM
.%''eA-~4 wa ft7'sf 'A'4 -ot1P'as 11'''as n W.
~ =. nnoe A'seeeateo oe eass 70 inc n'afa o.
Ho~~ ''sAA* "ne' A'3 eA9oa' eA1o''nA1oo !" II
VIC "Aaa 'ot "ooo % kneso'
Atn'"t "tnea wa 'oe 1e'eo''n1. ne1e&@'-'ns. heo-
o'as~Ss e""' @nef ta''11'eo s3e A100 q "osH 70
oe oooe' "1 osa1 70 pAFe o7<a1h ks1ect& named
"1a "ooasa "oek aod noaso ioeaaAtaoo'
4nes 40 n''o N tos aseaneahona MED so1 inhpee'
eou N toe'f oanee' ~ eao'aon 70 LOO "1aa "as.
u te9'n aooe' stooo IL %neaso' PF'ees 20
sA'e oon@o @t*~' "4&H 4a.'a ~ p4t'-A @'A' tNA'
, 1870-06-26

I
4 1f1!tatcE Saleama1< With n extensive ae97ztnt.
A:Entaka Hibes - nakt m euxaxt1ncnt fur JeaF
with hct1Ale boot and ahoe home Ct this
,y 1hare vattd nv ate p,orar<iy crrsy dayp for
Tie past fcnE YEAR. The bcs9 Ct trfercnrrs &ve- Fn1
, 1870-06-26
EXCuRS1QNK,
CHICAGO C0NSlSq0RI, 81.
OFFICE OF TER
Ill. Commander-in-Chief,
:, yassY Il CalGes, pistd6 Il lulasls.
:
4 " a
General Orders No. 20.


Brunkk Pnu1z: Yoo lit hezeb7 o<ntazed - Ee7o<s,
f armed md equipped II ysa7 usua1 place Of eoaae1
veas ea 1Ansdzy ofnlnx.shs nth tps4, II X O'Clock
EnAxr.
Tha command VIII nove II o'clock The une Of
rnasrh VII be hu1a Blair Han. % A88ihcusk. 70 W.
b&ahAv.s foua WAhaah-sy. to IAkext.: fsuu 1Afest.
70 (1sSk; fEea C111t to Ranroc&t, from MnRsue 70
1ASsIe, from LASane X to tho Depot II The G. r
Err h. 20 Van Bu1enet. wbere ths m. BFu&heF,
h .Keynoldat = e. &nd u. Y. O. Master of The GEAnA
Lodte Of Hanols. vii be zrerisvd under "ARuA OF
HEKI4~
Tbe can WI lsaYr the depot Atsk o'clock &nd halt II
TneasJ >eooodAk, for ihe accommodation ot T1ktas1
who may hud 1t oso conseuiens to ssast from taas
petu4
hsttns Of thA H. Brethren #. G. Purdy. Z. g. John.
and H. Tehht. Will b deaGnate By rnsetes Of hAek
aad srA Ihe CoansZuee Of Ar51nxr1nent4- noadsting
Il M Brethren D. 3 Avert, D. 4. czrEo. & Quinlan.
g. B. Behlter md r Ca'e!and. will Be desasna&edh hg
1osette4 IT hlne and WhItaL
The ConEsto1y will b called u the fasado Ground.
a9 sh ta MT, he deemed neees.a15 hy the sosrnd
pf The b4sse These will h. on soeh occas.e7s, zWo
eaux With IN Interval Of 10 ralnrte4-
1hs Oounstt&ce Of Arrangements. hAEtnl dseadcd 70
prohibit the aA1k Of Ill lntnxeAtinx drinks npon The
grounds under the4x csnt1ol, TEX ORDER WILL BIZ
STRICTLY HNf0nCRD.
Al respectable eiuxeos, In addition to naetnheta
Of the caf cnldIA1y Invited 70 Join on thu o.
easor and Tor tho Accommodation Of sueh may rot
have obtained their teketa in advanee member of IT,
eousuIttce ~u be stationed At the Railroad Gates u
suppsy thefr wants.
The Grafton will be dellvered at
2 o'clock.
The Returning Train vii! leave
the Grounds at q o'clock.
fTui IN0. D. CARR, 32o,
49,! H.. Commandex-in-Chlek
, 1870-06-26
BUSINESS CHANCES,
To PRINTERS.
Job Office for Sale.

This roc Ct The best paying. nnst cosaaaete, and
thTee yeas1. witt ; ste1dy I'm Ct t1steia3 work
Fre4ef pe. Aod Other maie1al In good orH9. lad ed
rretut Gstra. Practical r3tAtIrx bt4.neAs. uAJ
rdee8 vrry LIBERAL a1Taa9entntt and !aaF fot
nar1isxlsi1 Gau Il II South y Att9 It. Reokn 1
, 1870-06-26

Gx11Entrs: fhs undessiEned committee. appointed
Picnic IN the fourth day Of July next would BIT tsavs
ake the fo0owtuk svport: Alter carefully boxing
over the different locations surrounding city. we
Er our decided preference for the gounls owned and
aerupind hy the Chicago sharpahoote1s' Association.
kpaHnn
, 1870-06-26
F0RLEEilelN..- !
Summary Of En:glish and Con.
tinental News.
TRAHCE.


.Qaeen Issnels of Spain, vi s1fn hsf solemn -
ptss pepsaa.cs % W h. peesnf 1fe y ~ Ssass m
sntaoat1 tnat De Rmpezer hi another ail.sf q
.te1peEzaze
The wea.heF to daI Is quite chilly.
itis expected tnst ihe report on the petition OF
ne of1eana PHaee* Nfn Be preaeuted to me Chan
bers 90 e. &c "a q Jaiy: f.1. togsn.'a eon1sm tae
sion 70 The PEtueea to return II n9eseuL
fAHA June sa-1ne Chinese Kmoassy has ar
nfsd nsTs
e q y 9s
e reausst shsi sen.so1 caa1 q01: BE.isa3e see9e
=, f,oi, .ne NC I8aeo oe1ese INC hAso eoa1s
Pins. June sz-ln The corp4 1es,.1a.lt. scater-
tAy. LooreR e1pi4!oea maj me Eofernneut h2d
4sor - nrnrtl{c. ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ Ptseaa.
.+o son " ptoHaon p'n aAo oeeu neR1ccrsd 70 gu3fu
.57:=>z7-
ua4 nnA4A4a'
LuKDox. juno 3a-uurtnE the Late r1ota II Cork,
wcre nnAuy captured ny dc eaTaIJ. Many of
the potce were injured sud soldles had hta skuu
x.e1urnd by stone thrown ny rto:er.
recent adAifa In CAanda. and Asguea Tor the nAla-
f+nance OF ihe co*ontal empire. pAfe.,-.
Loapos. June Elmo Aoodon metenAntA lhHlat,
- -c1.n. 1saiE ".
1,n, from lTerpool, zad inst, iof Sex Tofk, ~
Eeste4ds1. me erev ef ne Geizes ~ere sa7ed
her coutBe.
The cafpctWeasct1, OF England, threaten
The iii u tne cansd..n ezntzranss for the sea-
5oo numbering 1'sps 6au IN INT AMPS aanEtS and
Lof1 Eou15 u danEesuusly IL
tnf5e ~ BE- general fsii 81 Interest soen which
, 1870-06-26
RIVERSIDE.
RIVERSIDE.
RIVER SIDE
Time Table.

E>,x1ticr vfsisIng this elegant
and popular suburb can lenve
Central Depot at =. $780, md
1osAS n. En-, 1:3o, AIS, s, $50,
6s16 nzd 1ls30 r. m. Returning,
2euvo Riversido as' 6s1o. 7:35,
Sis, s.35, and e:2o u. M. ard
), 3:77, A:as. e.a5, and 7:4sp.n.
Rustness men will find 1t less
fnconvenicntxo to leave the city on
the As11 afternoon trnIn, re-
turning on the trnIn leaving
Rivcrsfde ut 7:A5 In the evening.
ahnn at my ott1er hour.
Dinner and Supper cnn be OBJ
tuined ut the BIefectory.
All trains ont stop ut Stotc-st.
Excursion Tickets, so Cts,
Obtained only Mt the Ticket OF
ace In the Depot
, 1870-06-26

MApK1n, June aA-1n tbs Cortea, on Thursday.
judicial treaty with France, after consulting tho
Council Of St1te; and be therefore Judged the per-
mission OF the Cortes Nas unnecessary.
subsequently General P1tu opposed the project
for amnesty at preseDt ns m act OF weakness he
stated that amnesty Viii be accorded at more
~oppottune moment
, 1870-06-26
WEST INDIES,
n ToRK, June f5.-The Sun learns bJ 1
La -, rnAr$t~yr&n ur,fM n f.R ~a
ITALY.

ROME, Juno 9a.-It Ia reported TINT the ecu
menieA Council will Ht through the snmmert not
ess tnscr.le<l the infsb,llty dogma Asr yet to
be heard, II u said thai new definition has been
proposed, designed solely TO dtsorgxnize the NIL
.1ur1tJ The fathers who hostile TO lnfA1llbllttJ
continue to receive corgTatQlAtory addresses.
, 1870-06-26

CARD.

We beg to tnfo1m the public that we
h2ve no i1te1ea In any f1m d Cau1ags
Dealers In Chicago e1airning to be age4.ts
Of tho q old house Of R1ewster,1 said
sold house" having organized nix months
kiuca II JOINT STOCK COMPANY,
Under nams 20 nearly liae our owa ~
to unislead the public, and xeada1 this no
ice Rsceazity.
BREWSTER Il Co., (of Broeue-s.0
FNTH~Av.
Mr. .Jrrr 1E.o
, 1870-06-26

REFRIGERATOR
REFRIGERATOR
CAUTION.

Mes6rs. Bent l. Coward would respect-
fully inform the pubic that they are the
SOLE MANUFACTURERS IN THE
NORTHWEST Of the PATENT, SELF
VEr1Tu.ATINa REFR1GERAToR8.
Al other Refdge1ato1s claiming veah-
lation, now being sold, are inhingezncuts
Of this patent, aud all MANUFACTURE
ERs, DEALERS, AND THOSE USE
ING THEM, RENDER THEM-
SELVES LIABLE TO PRoSECU-
: TON.
Purchasers dezfring the BEsT AND
CHEAPEST ARTICLE IN THE
MARKET, should buy only from the
uaderzigned, whose long axpezieues In
the bq1fneaa Is a sufficient guarantee OF
the quality Of heix goods
BENT & COWARD.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Rehig-
orators, Ale Boxes, &C.,
pnE Tatf MHHfzfn-at
, 1870-06-26
Prophet Lenormand, from Paris,

He CAD be consulted on any kind Of mnncsa- He
tells tho Put f5eeent ard futuse, AID a eve1te u
he ean family uuub!es, ard drepsoetcd viess
t1crfzare drinking, Etc. GAbfntf. Nc. at6 South Clark
at. Qpf4 from 1. n. 70 p,
, 1870-06-26

DTHRENEURTH C0LLEGE.
The haN yearly ezAmtraron IT ~ HI III Wa
t.fs p1eee 4 The GoeEr "a q - ad.3: ~ IT,
fo T.: =. 7a7G,s5P1 5r9p ,s3s, p Il nj Iae 5e
toe p1oe fanina 1in BE- vatied hy zouztc reci-
ee.st1sfe. ee,sn5 Or sasM s9tet ii e i. etc
, 1870-06-26
LADIES SUITE !
RQ|(y:::::.. &: G0SlIlE:
Will; on and after Monday,
June ~, sell their en-
tire stock OF
LADIES' SPRING SUITS

In the assortment are
some elegant Paris Pattern
Suits, all OF which will posi-
lively be sold for about one
half the cost Of importation.
106 & 108 STATEST,
56 and IS Westinghouse.
, 1870-06-26

TRAINER Fxrah Van Er4 VII Itare ClA1k Il.
iar Il and II L M, and md ). r n. for HIde
FIX; ma 4 8 p n. for Moonlight kKen'slou. With
Wcdkr Fnot's Band, on al t1dlA 1T, nuad zip. %
etutk
DAILY EXCURSIONS
On th4 mnt t<Hutts4 hte r he ,wsea
br.dsr f., ezfh II y = r. asd ? n;
I'll fof H7as Fa1k: "a 9sta.ds5- aixhss i with
Tsds9~axsT1 band fot GanGax FAR s1e int EeHnd fp
4Als hnzt So b tha{fs3ed rezl1nAhla~.
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THE NEW ORLEANS FIREMEN.
Their Movements To-day.

The visitors from New Orleans are being hand
somey entertained by our tiremen. This morning
q number Of omnibusses and ambulances were pro-
vded for them and they st tred OIL for visit TO the
Mint, Navy Yard League Island and the Park, stop
ping to partake OF luncheon at several places
The flemen of New Orle ans have long been noted
as extremely fast runners especially these two con
panies AS many OF our readers may not be aware
OF the style IN which iremens races are run in New
Orleans and as the Mechanic AM Hope boys will run
during their VISIT description may be here given
OF their mode of racing. Twenty-Five or thirty men,
with one officer as the arrangements may Call for
start from the half-mile post on
well-made race track, with a
medium sized hand engine, with suction in position
and with fifty feet OF hose on the reel A runniHg
start is taken. Near the judges stand is placed a
box of water, where the engine, on its arrival, is
backed, suction fixed, brakes manned aud water
forced through the hose the engine to be touched
by any person who did not start from the hilf-mile
post with it. During the SIMMER Of 1869 No. par
iicipated in these contests and succeeded in re-
ducing the time from 3O4 to 24l24. At the State
fair in the spring OF the same year they did mile
under the same conditions in six minutes and thirty
seconds, and at base ball festival in September
quarter of a mile in one minute and eight seconds.
The hook and ladder companies have similar races,
twenty-five men taking fully equipped truck, with
six ladders, hooks, axes, ETC., run the half mile,
halt strip the truck, elevate all the ladders against
a building including the four-story one with hooks
and axes on the ground, ready for action This was
our visitors VIII not be likely to make this time
during their stay with us, the fatigue OF travel,
change OF climate, new track, and other obstacles
viii stand in the way.
Tomorrow they go to Atlantic City, as the guests
OF the Hibernla Engine Company.
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HOOfIana's German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme
btters and is intended for use in canes when some
acUl oil C stimulant is required In connection with
the Onc properties of the Bltters Bach bottle OF
the Tonic contains one bottle OF the Bittets, CON-
Dineo with pure SANTA CRUZ RUM, and 1avored in
such a manner that the extreme bitterness Of the
Bittels is overcome, forming preparation highly
agrt cable and peas ant to the palate, and containing
the medicinal virtues of the Bitters The price OF
the Tonic is $l'o0 per bottle, which many persons
think too high. they must take into consideration
that the stmuant used is guar aIanteed to be Of
quaiity. A poor article could be furnished at a
cheaper price, but is it not better to pay little more
and have good article? A medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best Ingredients, and
they who expect to obtain cheap compound aud be
benefited will most cer. .ainly be deceived.
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THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
President in New England.
The Proceedings Of Congress.
The Mississippi Boat Race.
ETC., ETC.. ETC.. Esc.. Etc.
FROM THE WEST.
The NlIss,sslppi Race.

Tue NttsstssfpDt haces
MEMPHIS, July 2.-Excitement in regard TO
the race is increasing hourly and betting is very
heavy, with little odds in favor of either. Expe-
rieDced steamboatmen claim that the Natchez
has great advantage in the river hence to Cairo.
AS there is no telegraph Office between here and
Vicksburg except Helena, and they will not
probably reach there before o'clock nothing
can be learned Several boats will leave here at
o'clock with excursion parties to meet them.
Ample arrangements have been made here for
coaling. Tugs will be stationed in the middle
of the river at 8 o'clock, with barges to supply
them without having to stop.
The McCosie-AIIen Fight
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-Two attempts to deposit
the second $500 In the McCoole-Allen fight
failed, in consequence of some misunderstood
ing. Roach, the representative of Allen, yes
terday claimed the money already deposited,
$1,000. Many here consider the fight off.
Heavy Robbery.
j. s. Martin, cattle dealer, of Texas, was
robbed on the steamer Olive Branch on Thurs
day of about $4,000 in drafts and $1,000 in cur
rency.
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NEW CLOTH HousE.-A new building has Just
been completed at the northwest corner OF Ninth
and Market streets, which was opened TO the public
for the first time yesterday, as hrst-class whole
sale and retail clothhouse. This store, lately fitted
up throughout and entirely remodeled at great
expense is OF the finest stores in Philadel-
phia, and the firm occupying 1t now propose to do
the finest business OF any in the city, The arrange
ments for the business are the most complete that
could be made. The firm is known William Il.
Snodgrass * Co., formerly doing business at No. "a
South Second street. This nrm is the Oldest
tablished OF the combined wholesale and retail cloth
houses in the city. They have purchased the entire
building where they now located, and have made
the necessary alterations at great expense The
alterations have been going on for some seven
months past, and the entire cost was Sl06,000. The
dimensions OF the first floor are twenty EIGHT by
one hundred and twelve feet, and the basement,
which through the entire length and breadth is fur
nshed with the expensive Hyatt light, Is forty-four
by one hundred and twelve feet. The full importa-
tions OF this house, which will be in the store in
few days, cannot be surpassed by any house in the
country. The old situation In South Second street
has been abandoned on account of poorer accommo-
datons and the westward progress OF tradewhich it
is proposed to meet This old store is. now closed,
and the active business is centred at Ninth and
Market streets, which place was opened July 1. The
public is assured that nothing win be wanting on
the part OF the firm to furnish every variety Of
fabrics relating to the business. Both wholesale and
retail purchasers will lind equal accommodations at
this establishment.
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Two Pills a Dose.

1t does not require a handful OF them TO produce
the desired effect From personal experience and
otherwise, we have no hesitation in saying that
TAX en- IN connection with the Btters and Tonc they
will speedily cure the most severe and long gstanding
cases of Liver Complaints constipation, or any other
arrangements of the organs Of digestion.
The Pills will Purify the Blood, VIII thoroughly
cleanse the Liver Of all unhealthy impurities, and
relieve the Stomach and Bowels, while toe Bltters
or Tonic strengthens and adds new life to the entire
SYSTEM e ables the stomach 10 digest the food, and
transforms the sickly, emaciated, weak, and feeble
body into one of health, strength, and Vgor.
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from WASHINGTON.
The Indian Approximation BilI.

The IhNlun ApprOVrIntIOn HIII.
Despatch to the associated Press.
WAsHINGToN, July 2.-The House agreed to
a second conference on the Indian Appropria-
tion bill, and Messrs. Sargent, Nblack, and
Paine were appointed.
The Pat. Woods Case.
The House refused to allow Mr.. Merrick,
counsel for Pat. Woods who is under arrest of
the House for an assault upon Mr.. Porter, of
Virginia. to appear at the bar of the House and
argue the case.
The Louisiana case of Darrall. against Bailey
was then taken up.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-02

OBITUARv.-Charles Humphreys ESQ.,, died on
TUESDAY last at his residence in thirteenth
near Locust street, aged seventy-fve years. lie
commenced his mercantile career at Middetown,
Pennsyvania A few years later he became one Of
the firm OF Humphreys Carlisle located at Wal
nut street wharf the Schuylkill. At later period
this firm was changed Dutilh Humphreys, who be-
came proprietors OF The Union Transportation Line
between this city and the West. Their business
very large and they were leading house up TO
about 1852 when the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany purchased the equipment OF all the transporta
ton lines. In 1853 he made, with c. j. Hoffman
and John b. koons, copartnership, under the firm
OF Humphreys, Hoffman & Koons In the flour and
grain commission business. In 1856 this firm
changed to Humphreys, Hoffman s. Wright, which
was IN few years changed to Humphreys Il Hof-
man. In 1856 Mr.. Humphreys retired from active
business pursuits, and the firm changed to HOff-
man & Kennedy, which has continued until the pre-
sent time
THE ODD FELLOWS OF Northwestern PENNSYLVANIA
will have grand celebration at Meadville. July 4.
Addresses are to be delivered by Vice. President
Coliax and also by Past Grand Master John w.
Stokes.
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HOOfIand's PudOphyI|in Pill

Is also highly eXtolled and pronounced TO be the
most efficient Cathartic known to the Medical
World. Beng composed OF the ACTIVE PRINCIPLE
Of Mandrake, in combination with other effective in
gredleut is, they act more powerfully upon the Liver
and eecIetive Organs than any other Pills. Their
operation is free from gripping or nausea.
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MEDICAL.
The Era of Revolutions.

II tie Ogtrot slaves OF precedekA and routine who
hourished century ago could now revisit the
scenes Of their former labors, how completely they
would be taken sback by the wholesome innova-
tons which modern skill, knowledge, and enterprise
have made upon their musty prt cepts aad purblind
practicoi In medicine, especially, we have got en-
tirey out OF the old wOrn-out grooves and taken
new and more philosophical road to health.
The German School of Medical Chemistry is per-
bsps the most progressive a0d successful Il has re-
pudiated the stereotyp poti9ns Of the past, and
substituted in their stead new class Of alternatives
ard 1estoratves capable it would seem, OF working
wonders. Prominent, perhaps foremost, among
these stand the well-known household remedies
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NEW SITUATIoN.-On Tuesday next the work OF
demolishing the old Fifth District Station House.
Fifteenth and Locust streets, VIII De commenced
To-day the officers OF the district Will take posses
sion of the Old Pritchett mansion Eighth aud South
streets, and will occupy 1t until the new house Is
built AS there are spacious grounds connected
with the mansion, it is the intention OF the authOrl-
,ies 10 run in al. vasrants on Saturday nights, u
osdeT 70 keep them OF the streets on Sundays.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-02

FIRE MATTERs.-Messrs. Hanna and Nichols, of
Common Council, members of the Committee On
Trusts and Fire last night visited the houses of the
Niagara Hose and Franklin Engine Companies for
the purpose OF settling the disputes now existing
had been called and there was very full attend
ance. Messrs. Hanna and Nichols were both well
received, they made lengthy speeches, explained the
matter fully, and gave the companies TO understand
that the last offense would be overlooked, but ia
they again reported they will most assuredy
be dsbanded 1t is hoped that the visit will have
RalnfarV effect
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THE MORTALITY OF THE CTTY.-The number! OF
deaths in the city for the week ending at noon TO-
last week, and 90 more than the correspond
ing period of last year. OF these 1S9 adults 225
were minors; 36 were born in the United States 9S
were foreign; 80 We're people OF color; and 10 were
from the country OF this number As died OF cOnsunp
ton of the lungs; OF disease of the heart; 81 OF
marasmus; 10 of old age; IL OF typhoid fever % Of
commissions; 23 of scarlet fever; 10 OF Inflammation
OF the lungs and Is of relapsing fever.
The deaths were divided as follows among the
different wards =
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PERSONAL,

DENSIONS, PENSIONS. ALL WOUNDED
j or disabled SOLDIERS, also the widows, children
under sixteen dependent mothers and fathers of those
who the service since discharge of disease
traoted the SERVICE who have yet claimed pen
zion, should apply at TO X BERT 5. LEAGUE
90 General Claim Office, No. 1855 n. SEVENTH sire {.
secure back pension claims must be made wth3 i've
date OF l.scha.gc ffafa % e ftl LguE
standing or rejected claims promptly segElsd
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The Pres,dept,s oFourtt, :,

HARTFORD, July 2.-People are thronging to
the depot to greet the President, who is ex-
pected to arrive shortly after P. NJ. by
special train. Flags are flying everywhere, and
he will be cordially received, but there will be no
formal demonstration OF welcome urtil later in
the day. Immediately on the arrival of the
train, the President will go to Governor Jewell's
house, and will dine privately there.
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Rich AND FooLIsH.-A son OF the Emerald Isle, just
from the Pacific slope, named Jas. Dugan, was yes
terday found at Twenty-fOurth and Coates streets
roaming around intoxicated. James was taken TO
the Schuykill Harbor Police Station, and on being
searched he was found to possess 500 in $50 gold
pieces ana S17 20 in siyer and currency on sober
ing up James stated that he was on his way to the
s'Ould sOd.n
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PLAYING POLICEMAN Henry Williams, alias
George Elliott was arrested by Lieutenant FlahertY
at Broad and SAMSON streets last evening" for palm
ing himself on a. police sergeant. Ue AL -, * =
hearing az the Central Station to-day,
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A BILL HAS PASSED ONE BRANCH OF
IA Congress, giving sloo 70 the widow, children or
soldier enlisted less Tor urther intora-
tion apply to No 1876 : SEVENTH Street TINS wall give
Sl00 10 the neirs soldiers who died IN service, belong
ing 10 nv nine months regiments or three months reg
"s"~' az %N'~'-S h. .. LkAGuk 4 co.