davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
LEGAL INTHLLronMcE.
Houicides.

Homicides.
Court of Oyer and 7erminer-Judges Ludlo,o and
Pd1sOn.
This morning the Court sat with view to Begin
ming the trial of homicide cases, but finding none
ready for trial, simply arraigned John Doris and
John Weaver for the murder Of Fanny Weaver and
adjourned until tomorrow.
The Pension ONCE EmbezzIement.
Court Of Quarter Sessions-Judge LudloW.
The trial of George b. Thatcher for the embezzle-
ment Of $500 from the United States Pension ONCE
Nc. 7S SAMSON street resulted in verdict OF guilty
with recommendation to mercy, and the young
man was sentenced to fifteen months In the County
Prison and the payment OF 1925 fine.
West Philadelphia Burglary.
This morning the court took up the case of the
young men, James Young, John Dougherty, Michael
McTague, and William McTague, charged with
burglary committed at the residence of ZophaeI @.
Howell Fortyffth and Chestnut streets, on the night
tion Of a verdict OF guilty last week, the court
granted new trial because 1t was discovered that
pending the trial one OF the jurors had held pri-
vate conversation with the prosecutor concerning
knife that had been found upon one Of the pri-
soners.
To-day's proceeding is the new trial The Offend
ing juror who Is an itinerant match-merchant, sits
in the front OF the dock with his basket of matches
at his side, listening ntently to the Details which he
before heard under different circumstances, and
anXiously awaiting the ISSUE because fine of $3.50
nected with this result. The evidence given today
is preci ely the same as that the former OCCASION
to the effect that the house entered and robbed
In the night time and silverware and other articles
stolen from there were found by the detectives in
the prisoners possession. On trial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
REMARKABLE INSANITY.
A Respectable Citizen after Years of Ecouomv
BecOmes a Reckless SpendthrIII.

Becomes a Reckless SpendthriII
Considerable excitement, says the Pittsburg COM
meTetal OF yesterday, caused in the Seventeenth
ward during the latter part OF last week. by the re-
markaole conduct OF a man who had for years been
one OF the most temperate respectable and econo-
nomlcai residents OF that part OF the city, and who
II is stated had amassed fortune Of over 800 OOO
IL appears that his strange conduct was first
noticed lew days ago, when he gave a free lunch
al tavern on Pike street To large owd the ex-
peDse being about sl5 On Saturday he went %
Mitchell Moreland's livery stable, and contracted
for splendid team for s7oO. He chen hired four
men TO drive around with him, paying them S. per
day each. His next step was to engage band OF
music for one week, at $25 per night, to serenade
him every evening.
On Saturday he went to market and bought SIS
worth OF bouquets and distributed them with a
lavish hand along Penn and Butler streets He also
purchased some six dozen bottles OF wine saving
that he was going to give grand celebration
his conduct was so strange that it was deemed
pest 10 have him taken TO DiXmOnt, and he was re-
moved TO that hospital yesterday. The unfortunate
man hau oeen Tor several years a sober and indus
plous citizen. In explanation OF his strange con-
uuCt IL IL stated that some six weeks ago two OF his
cnlldren, OF whom he was very fond, died.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22,

at in the evening, and lasted until yesterday morn
ing. Buildings were struck and persons Injured.
In Greenvie, Whippe & Co.'s wheelwright shop
was struck and destroyed by 6re loss, $4,000.
The fire reached the store of Barnes & Sprague,
which was also destroyed; loss 5000. Along the
Highlands on the Hudson, the storm ragged
furiously. In one place the lightning struck the
rock, splitting of an immense block, which was
hurled into the river. In New Jersey several
casualties occurred, but no loss OF life s reported
In Boston and DeghbOrhood the storm OF rain,
hail. and thunder was terrific Skylights and win
dow-panes were demolished on all Sides and some
buildings were struck by lightning. In the harbor
heavy squall drove several vessels from their moor
ings, while the lightning damaged many others.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
transportation of Freights

CINCINNATI, June 22.-The Committee on
transportation of the Chamber of Commerce
have been investigating the charges against
certain railroad companies of discriminating
against Cincinnati and yesterday submitted
report to the chamber declaring that there was
discrimination on the Cincinnati, Sandusky and
Cleveland road as far as Bellefontaine, and recon-
mending the Cincinnati merchants TO look to
another direction until changes occur.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
afteru ards making it s2ooSo. 7

afterw ards making it s20050. The entire sum re-
ported during the day will not fall short OF $780,
The Hon. Robert II. Pruyn then offered $4,000 to
found a fellowship or course OF lectures, which
ever the College pleased DR.. Campbell chose the
Fellowship but urged the Alumni to found the
course OF lectures. The thanks OF the Alumni were
presented to Judge Bradley for his address, 1900
copies OF which were ordered TO be printed After
with the benedictiOn O~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
ARRIvED THIs MORNING.

Steamer Q. Comstock, Drake, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. To W. nj. Baird Il Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, "A hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde Co.
Brig Frontier, Morgan, IT days from St. John
n. B., with lumber TO Warren Il Gregg
Schr John Mace, Birmingham, NewtOWn, Nd
with lumber TO James J.. Bewley & Co.
Schr Mary Price, Ferguson, from Norfolk, with
railroad ties
Schr Mohawk, Bradley, from Norfolk, with logs
and shingles 10 j. W. Gaskil & Sons.
Schr Back Diamond, Merrill, days from New
York, with cement and logw9od to captain,
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore with a
tow OF barges To W. T. Clyde Il Co.
Tug q. B. Hutchins, Davis from Havre- de-Grace
with TOW OF barges TO w. P. Clyde q Co.
MEMORANDA.
snip Saranak, Dunlevy, Jr., nence, at Mobile this
morning.
ship Portland, Rice for Philadelphia, at Bermuda,
Steamship Volunteer Jones, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Steamers Ann Eliza, richards; Concord, Norman:
ana Nd. Massey, Smith, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New lork yesterday.
schr j. d. Ingraham Dickens, from Portland
Conn, Tor Philadelphia, arrived at New York yes
teTday.
Schr Madison Holmes, Slate, from Providence for
Philadelphia, arrived at New York yesterday.
Schrs BoDny Boat, Kelly; .ra LanTienier, Allen;
and Plymouth Kelly, from Boston for Philadelphia
arrived at New York yesterday.
Schr Jane 5. Hewett, from Hallowell for Philadel-
phia, arrived az Holmes Hole ls:h inst
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
THE GREAT HAIL STORM.

EnoTm0us Ha1IsIones Falling like Snow
acknowledgement Disaster-The Torando
and The Lightning.
hail storm swept over the northeastern part OF
New YORK on MONDAY, doing serious damage Some
OF the hailstones were i've inches in circumference
and fell thick snow Makes
Early in the morning OF the same day a terrific
thunder storm visited Maine. Telegraph poles were
shattered, and at Bucksport the Telegraph lnstru-
ment was destroyed.
At Providence, r. l., thunder storm commenced
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
BaIrImors Produce Marker.

BALTIMORE, June 22-Cotton hrm but not higher
Sales at 2lc. Flour quiet and less 1rm. Wheat
steady; Maryland 81 69G1'I5; Pennsylvania '5Oa
1872: Western 81 40al4s. Corn dropping; white
81 ls@l l2l yellow, 81 1l@lI2. Oats steady at ESQ
entirely unchanged. Whisky in improved demand
at 81 'O4@ 90.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
FROM NEW TORK.
Editorial Excursion.

ENCuFslDu.
SARATOGA, June 22.-The New Jersey Edito-
rial Association passed up in the morning train
to Lake George. The party numbered over two
hundred. They have their annual banquet at
Fort William Henry Hotel tonight and will
return here and have ball tomorrow evening.
Departure of the Parepa Troupe for England.
New YORK, June 22.-Carl Rosa Parepa and
troupe leave in the Scotia to-day to re-establish
English opera in England, where there has been
none in twelve years.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Cotton quiet sales of 800
bales at 2l3sc. Flour trmer and advanced 5(610
sales OF 10000 barrels State at s555@65O; Western
at s5'35@690; Southern at s625@10 Wheat firmer
and advanced l@2c,; sales 5000 bushels No. at
s1'21@1 33. Corn steady; sales al 900 bushels new
mixed Western at 92c.@S1. Oats nrmer; sales
$4,000 bushels State at &c., and Western at 62@65c
Beef quiet. Pork dull new mess S3075GSOS 80; ;
prime mess, S22@2325. Lard firm steam, 156 1870
Kettle 1890. Whisky quiet at 81 1'04@1O5.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
FINANCE AND COanMERCR.
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFrcr.l
MadnaSdaV. lima % IQ1n

In the local money market there is an ample
supply of funds, far in excess of present wants,
the result being depressed tone in the rates for
money. The outflow of money westward is ap-
parently less active, and the market is emphati-
cally dull. On call advances are made by the
banks on good colaterals at 3CG4 per cent, at
which figures the brokers are literally supplied
but the demand from this quarter is very light.
First-class mercantile paper is in sparse supply,
and all offerings are promptly taken up at 5(d)6
per cent. for $4,000 days, and at 614 per cent for
longer periods.
Gold continues very quiet and with slight
changes in the premium. All the sales were
made, up to noon, at 1129s@112%.
Governments are also dull, but prices show a
slight advance on most of the SERIES The cur-
rency Us are slightly off.
Stocks were decidedly dull this morning, but
we perceive no change in prices worth noticing.
The State war loan sold at 10515. City securi-
ties were steady without sales. Sales of Lehigh
Gold Loan at S9H, eX-int.
In Reading Railroad there were small sales at
53;% Pennsylvania at 5Sss; Camden and Amboy
at 11S15; Northern Central at 4515; Minehill at
81; and Oil Green and Allegheny at AZ. 2924 was
bid for Philadelphia and Erie, and 3S% for
Catawissa preferred.
All the miscellaneous shares were firm, but there
was total absence of investment or speculative
demand, and no sales were made.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven d Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
FIRST BOARD. AA''" s''oo''
sseOo A m $3.50 St% ,s sh Penua r.. 5s%
tIuo uo..,',',.' "a lOO 40. .SoWn&l. bSA
$500 Read deb bds 43 do - Ia, h3it
lots.. s3H 100 do. ..b5wn. 6S96
$500 Penna U.s. 90A do ~ 63sS
$4,000 Pa 6s w L Cp. 80 sh G IL Am Rls. 1Is.s
lots .1O5N sh Mnehlll R :. 81
sh Reading r.. 53H Al sh N Cen R.L 45H
JAY COOKE s. Co. quote Government securities aa
foows-U. 3. Is OF 1881, l1Sx9l1s3s b-2Os of 1850
l123s@1123S; do, 1854, 1il3s911i "a; do 1885 ill.,
@111x; do. do, July, 1l3sz@1l4; do do 1857
113%e1141S; do. 1865, 113&9114; 1O-4Os. i0sh0
10s19 Pacincs, 114A@114H.
MEssas. DE- HAVEN BROTHER. No. 20 8. Third
Street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations.:
u. s. ss Of lssl 11s4@1lsh; do, 1862, 112a@1l2%;
do. 1854 lllsG@1l1 ao 1885, 1ll3s@1l1ss; do 1866
do, l14@il414; l0-4Os. 10sA@10sH; q. s. 80 Year
per cent Currency, 1l4A@1141 Due Comp Int.
Notes, 10; Gold, 1l2h@ll2%; Silver, lOS@IlO.
Union Pacific r. r. LIST Mort Bonds, ss7OSaSO; Cen.
tral Pacific r. r., s925@e35; Union Pacific Land
Grant Bonds. f7SO@79O. -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22

Str Anthracite, Green. New York. w NJ Baird & Co.
Steamer FRANK, Pierce, New York, do.
Steamship hn pire, Hunter, Richmond via Norfolk
W. p. Clyde Co.
Str Beverly, Pierce New York. do.
Br bark Aberdeen Law, Cork, for orders, L. Wester-
Raard 4 Co.
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with tow
OF barges w p. Clyde Co.
Tug Chesapeake Merrihew, Havre-de- Grace with
tow OF barges to W. T. Clyde Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For addittOna, Marine Nsws see Inside Pages.
(Bu Oabk.l

GLASGOW, June 22.-The steamer Cambria, from
New York for this port, was signalled at Movllle
this morning.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 22.-The steamships Weser
and Hanover, from New York, arrived here this
morning. Also, the Borussia, from New Orleans
and Havana.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
FROM THE WEST.
Cincinnati Races.

CINcINNATI, June 22.-The spring meeting
for trottiDg races began yesterday, and will con-
tinue during the week. The attendance was
small. The first race was for the club purse of
$500 for horses that never trotted better than
three minutes; the first horse to take $500, the
second $3.50, and the third $50. The following
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
NnM York Praduca Market.
FROM THE SOUTH.
The Taylor Farm ssuatters

FORTRESS MONROE, June 22.-The troops
sent to the Taylor farm on Sunday last to eject
the sQuatters have returned to the fort
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA .....JI
CLEARED THUS MORNING.

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPB
OFFICE.
IA. NJ. .......66 IL A. M. 2P. 81
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
The Tobacco and Liquor Tax.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Mr. Brooks, of New
York, member of the Committee of Ways and
Means, authorizes the statement that that COM
mittee has resolved to report no bill or amend
ment at this session of Congress in relation to
whisky, tobacco, or fermented liquors These
articles will therefore remain for another year
under the present rates of taxation, unless Con-
gress reverses the action of the committee.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-22
FIRST EDITIO N
RUTGERS COLLEGE ANNIVERSARY.
The Cincinnati S@ngerfest.
Horrible Effect of Jealousy.
Young Woman Cut 10 Pieces.
Methodist National Camp Meeting.

ETC.. Etc. ETC., ETC.. Etc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-04
ey being very scarce, the sales of the

and they being very scarce, the sales OF the
week have been but 1850 bales.
Yesterday was 8. .oi2 bales upland and $50 bales
sea island-from the former figure 25 oaies ana
from the latter $50 bales must be deducted, being
the amount burned on the OH March. The re-
cepts at all the ports foot up 2,6s4,eil oales; tne
stock on hand at all the ports to latest dates
reach 1885, 626 bales, against 500 bales the same
The Following resume Of our daily market will
indicate Its tone for the week:
May 27.-The business was confined to but one
buyer. Sales 500 bales at the following quota
tions: Middling q &c.
May 2S.-Buyers acted cautiously, and the sales
made were at irregular prices. Good cottons are
mostly sought for, and are firmly held. Sales 900
bales Middling 21}zc.
May 30.-Buyers operated cautiously taxing
only such lots as were sold at the following quo.
tations Mlddling 2lkc. Sales of the day 200
bales.
May 31.-There was moderate demand at ir.
regular prices. We therefore give quotations at
outside figures. Sales 500 bales. Middling 2lAc.
June 1.-The demand was confined to but few
buyers, the prices asked being generally above
the limits Of orders in the hands OF exporters.
Sales 300 bales at the following quotations; Mid
ding 21a2lilc.
June 2.-The demand was for the grades above
good ordinary, and they being scarce and lrmy
held The sales OF the day were but SSO oales ae M at
SEA IsLAND-The stock is so much reduced as
to render quotations nominal. We quote mains
commonly called cart cottonl 2fc: common Geor.
gia and Floridas 2sa3ac; medium Florldas SoaSSc;
GOOD FlorIdas 4oa42c; medium fine Florldas 45a
Soc; fine Floridas 52a55c.
REcEIPTs.-The receipts at this port for the
past week have been 2290 bales upland anu 900
bales sea Island, from the following sources: Cen
trail Railroad, 2119 bales upland; Atlantic G. K r.
11o bales upland and S33 bales sea island; Savan.
nah River steamers 81 bales upland; Fiorlda
steamers 10 bales sea island; coasters and wag-
ons l3 bales sea island.
EXPoRTS.-The exports for the week have been
l2, 253 bales upland and 6G2 bales sea island, as
follows: Coastwise 1858 bales upland and 20s
bales sen island; to Great Britain ,l57 bales mp,
land and 45S bales sea island; to France 1888 bales
upland
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-04
New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, June /: There
ia very fair business doing In spirits turpentine,
but receivers count upon steady arrivals o. new
from this out and are disposed to meet the mar.
ket promptly. Prices are fraction on, anu
closed tame merchantable lots onering IN yard
az Ssc, with few buyers at this price tonight.
Sales are 400 barrels in merchantable order, at
on dock, at 3s1ac for mcrchantaOle, anu 39c
In shipping order. Rosin-the market mas no
especial activity; strained grades are inquired ior
more literally to work OF export orders. but VIII
a scant stock but few parcels are obtained, anu
at the close there are no full lots to be had at
under So Is. Fine qualities are also IN small
stock, and firm with the demand, however man,
Iy to meet wants OF local trade. Sales are 800
barrels common, in yard at S2l0; 100 oarrelS
at So 20; we quote So 10 for common; So Is Tor
strained; So 25a2 60 for No Q; 90 1914 for No !;
S4 25a6 so for pale. Tar is IN good STOCK, and
offered freely at the late decline; We quote al 81
for Wilmington as it runs, and 81 20 Tor winning
ton selected. r., ..,-,,.
turpentipe ss2 bbls.; rOsn 1856 do; tar ~ d0
Spirits turpentine-The market was moderately
active and prices comparatively STEADY; 3Sc was
the lowest figure at which any business was
transacted; the Offering is very fair Sales OF 100
bbls at SSc $50 do at 38 a39c; 80 do from wharf at
39c, and Is from store at 40c. R0sin was III 1air
demand and prices o shade frmer Sales were
made Of 500 bb's common strained at 81 l23s; Suo
bbls good strained at So 20; 100 do pale at 81 20
holders remain firm and generally refused 10 40
business at any concession. small business
was transacted at 81 for Washington, and ga
81 10 fnr Wilmington. Newbern ls quoted at
81 95 Pitch-We quote at Sc 37jsa2 so Tor city,
the highest figure in lots
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-04
On the River.

The dropping willows whisper soft' the ruSne'
Tn The Water.iiiies white unveil their breasts Oh
.,' cleaning snow; ,,.,, ITO meteor nv
The kingfsher living gem nss sa nnr,seIS IN The
The sun goes down, the s'af " 0'e 'f-
sky.
There comes to memory msmery sveS o1 wri 0
a tale q youth whose cns0ni0ieS a'' ''e' "i''' -
tale sfHi, sof love and summertime when roses were
tale % Of G bright md happy Dreams weary while
Il: ago.
Twas in the melting, mellow light OF eventide IN
,rvas when the chestnuts were in dover, the
Rnt more than all, twas when eur hearts had
never known care, nsrer
And when the greed Of fame, or goid' nao ne'e'
An, golden hours Of Incidence an Meeting
unma4Sed save az by the clasp Of hands, or by the
We drfsed n on the river. carried onward by Its
penea1S ST sbe bending aid erboughs, aweary while
ago.
Idropped the ears-she the rope that held the
.s,n.ho,o o Il happened, by and by, that hand lay
And nresently entwined were arms, and eye
spoke mute to eye, .,,o ,,,a,,
No sound around to break tne cnafm sa'e "nsn
the swans sailed by.
Old am now, and siver-haired, and life hath lost
soon 10 beneath neat the daised turf shall lie in dream
BAt whilst live, land whilst love, on this fair
!s--!s earth below, 100 ,,ro.ros n,
III treasure In my heart OF nesrIs 1nose oie"AD' "
long ago!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-04
Ne,x York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, June. L: We find
continued firm market, and q demand nearly
eaual to stock Offering with the regular trade
the principal operators sales OF small lots CaTol-
ma at saS &c; SAc for fancy; l6o bags Rangoon'
duty paid, &c currency; $50 do In bond, sac g9ld g
and 1000 bags, to arrive, on private terms. Inc
stock TO-DAY is e60 tierces Carolina, and 1850 Ran
coon. Carolina. common to good. per cwt s. 70
as: do prime to fancy do So 25aS 10; Rangoon
per pound 7a7Ic; Rangoon, gold, IN bond, DO
3a3]sc.
for domestic is quiet. The stock here Is small and
is firmly held and while there Is considerable call
for the choice grades, the increased supply OF lot
elgn interferes with business in the poorer quail
ties We quote 7Aa811c as the range. For Ran.
COON there is good demand for export and home
use at full prices. We notice sales OF lSoo oags
to arrive at 6Ta71ec currency and 500 nags On On
the spot at &c. We quote for lots In oond 3aSsc .
rold. The stock on hand is 1850 bags cleaneu
Rangoon and $50 casks Carolina.
From the Tribune: The market remains urn
for ali kinds on very small stock, and apparent
ly demand enough to exhaust nearly the oulk Oh
Current arrivals Wequote at SaS14c lot common
to good Carolina, and s5saSHc for prime anu
choice do; Rangoon, duty paid, IaT14c currency,
and In bond 31SasAc gold; sales on spot OF 500
bags Rangoon, and to arrive 1000 do on above
basis Stock to-day 1850 bags Rangoon anu s6o
tierces Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-04
Interior Cotton markets.


YORKvILLE, June 1.-There Is hut little varla-
tioR In the market. We quote from 1eA to 2oc
for good article to-day.
ROCK HILL, May 31.-Cotton has ruled quiet
during the week Sales about 100 bales; mia-
dlngs 1870.
CHARLOTTE, May 31.-The leading markets
during the week having declined almost daily,
our market has also receded, closing dull at 2oc
for the best grades.
GREENvILLE. May 31.-But little doing in cot
ton. Sales 43 bales at 1ea20c.
ANDERSON. June To-day mlddllngs com.
manded from 16 to lpc1a.
MONTGOMERY, June Market dull; low mid
dlings 1870.
ATLANTA, June 1.-THE market closed at o0c
for middlings: lac for low middlings; lSc Tor good
ordinary; l7c for ordinary.
COLUMBUS, June l-Our market llfeess-
prices nominal, middlings 20c: low mlddlln4s
lOzc sales % bales; receipts 1l9 bales shipments
273 bales.