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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-31
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.

Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis in its many forms
Glandular Disease, Ulcers in the Throat and Month
Tumors, Nodes in the Glands. and other parts Of the
system Sore Eyes Srumous Discharges from the Ears
Erupye Diseases OF the Eyes, Nose, Mouth, AND the
worst forms of Skin Diseases; Eruptions Fever Sores
Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas
Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tumors Cam
GERS in the Womb, and all weakening and painful dis
charges Night Sweats, and all wastes of the Life Pr
ciple within the Curative range Of Railways Sar-
saparan Resolvent and few days use will Irovs 10
any person using for either of these forms dease
It's potent power to cure them.
Not only dses the SarSaparillian ResolveDteXee al
known remedial agents in the of Chroni Scrofu-
lOuS Constitutional. Skin und SyphOid diseases. but
1t is the only nOSitiVe remedy for IL
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10. 1o1.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-31
AILAYS INFLAMMATIONs AND CURES
EONGESTIONS-
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

VIII, in from one to twenty minutes afford ease and
comfort, and this medicine, rapid in stopping pain
can be purchased for fifty cents per bottle at almost
every druggists and country merchants store on this
continent and within one hours distance of almost
every habitatiOn in the United States
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-31
FEWER AND AGUE CURED.

There is not remedial agent in this world that VIII
Fever and Ague and all other WalariOus. Bilious
Scarlet, Typhoid Yellow and other Fevers, (aded by
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-31
r. r. e.
RADWAYS READY RELIEF
Cures the Worst Pains in from One to
Twenty Minutes.

Not one hour after reading this advertisement need
any suffer with pain.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Is sure cure. 1t was the first and is the Only Pain
Remedy that instantly stops the most
excruciating pains.
ALIAYS INFLAMMATIONS AND CURES
CONGESTIONS, --.
Whether Of the Lungs. Stomach, Bowels, or other
glands and organs, by application in from one TO
twenty minutes. ..... ....
No matter how violent or excruciatiRg the pain, the
Rheumatic, Bed-ridden, Infrm, Crippled, Nervous
Neuralgia, or prOstrated with disease may suffer.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL in from one to twenty minutes afford ease and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

we:ssn ssd 50 Ds. for White With sales or le.coo
~S OF co. s..s s 81 II r. e.
,sS Tor on the track Rye connaed Inactive and
wsrs Without gss. %ssss s:as.
for petroleum. ne. w Win as shs nq sn ns
s.ers was .o INQUIRY for ysssea tor aran Bat
Srmn,.. q owners but .ils accomplished
s ss'ssi s.is a. 81 s. ss. ss
a. 'I 's:si; :a ~ e.
s' &. s.
n sS.nsa sss Sss
u%ores Without Particular. ''''s'
MmnEsrhe markct was about steady with sales Of Se
sSsS rs s sSas. e &c.,
aud savama y. a Io, so orsoco H lbs 100 Bosots
es Mottssrs wa. IN demand e.
sss:i sSs 81 S: @
Epsh snSs II New os. rS''S s s' Is &C.
s sencs a. soS W
s sss %' !. here
Aayices Wilmington rpor. s.es ys..erdsv ana
closing ay i ssou Sc u ,or on .o.r
Sss a s s a. ssa ss
wis s s. Gas . ; s
and H. 1 ed was n fair demand at 7sc re csss.
+. nracn RAJ ras sold . the extent Of 90 SO prime,
without change bbls win.r were sold al pro-
VIII s;es Of sSu bb arrive private terms IS bbs
.oS 2" %as n refined VA, s. NOR.
:cyc but irregular and unsettled the close contracts
sasy "s asss s a
SasssS al a cDss "a wss
Standard Wits Isr S pronp
a. s.Y 81 ms snsso soSS. e s DO a, e ' ~ zee
%e"sh .n a. 9ss cD bill. or half Of December
qS SRs'o and ws sss sSoSs
boil. or E h %sG ri Uus
cr PseS su1 and nI%iual
.ss
s ss S:'. PsEs "a Toss'
Ss1 81 5 on s sn at S ~ and 7co obs regular =
p. zoo boil, Iroushi sis ms:: Tor prime y.
s foe}
arrive, "a western We =
iercss seller ax months. for February aiSTc: Cay
large
S w s. lnnss s % cr Is r 10
s..r Am; mes. SIS q. for prime s:. asr.s: siS -
changed IS SO. SIS % 81 Cut meat:
wa, Os a9 & e. sS we
quote DRY .acd shoulders. Che clear bellies SC bees
s ma ' :$oF ss &c. iH s ore =:
for a. na ens.ss -sas :
but unchanged. ~ 49,
RIoE light demand but about geady price, with
sales Of 100 bafa Rangoon At sac. s7sc. lb and 30
very CHOICE 10 RE a t1t.e
SUGAR without essential change. The market the
least tfe steader Ia The comprfscd II hhip
Porto Rico 1876 per lb 30 boxes molasses sugar -
iyHc I21c for powdered crushed and granu!stcd sna
refining, 7c. asec air to good fair refining SIC. 30
gooo to prime refining, 9c. 9Ac far 70 good grocery,
,fiiusai. Shd:: ana bSsss. 5Ac: - 1io.; %oias:ss,
vans.Bs1ss Dutch s.aaaaTd. Nos sss, ssc q e
20 H. aAc g%c; do Il TO 49, 1oc 1910; dc 10 70 IA
ssE,ac Porto R,co-common g prime refining sHo 49,;
sandar, NOS to ~, 7tac 90 Java-putch standard,
Nos TO H. sac sAc Aanila-Super1or and ears su-
sTEAi WA moderately active and tribe Sales
$50 tiercea at lOAc 1870.
TALLOW fairly active ADD hrm. sales 2DOW lbes -
9Ac. for hhds. and gsc. for bba ".
WmsKK Receipts, leo bbls. Tue market duh
and prices again lower Sales z5O bbls 0I5c &c.,
ing weak ut the lower price.
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THE COURTS
UNITED STATES suPREM; COURT.

wAsnINGroN, d. c.. Nov. ,, 1871 \
No. lS7.-Ths Monadeock RI al The United Nts, In pisa
appeal from ths Di,trid CbH Of MassaosiThis APP
decision OF the District Judge the distribution
psxe-ho Siren, which ship captured II Charleston
condemned prize in April, 1885, The decree the
dstrbution that the Siren fell the United States forces
while lying tho port Of Charleston the taking
port that tho Gsdoas rendered vaIua
salvage services saving the Siren from destruction ny
her BY the enemy when she abandoned
entitled onc-thrd tho proceeds savage;
public OF the United States 70
share tho prize 1t s here maintained b. the appellants,
officers and of certain naval ships stationed
charestcs = the tme Of the capture that their shps
being within halIng distance, and In condition aid
being also the actual naval capto were entitled g share
the proceods and thai tho decree 10 favor OF the United
State. error and ia violation Of the Prize ACT Of 1884,
evidence 70 show that the capture
other than the naval force The government nssts that
IN this and in England AL captures e belt
made for the government and no title Of prize can Be
rights captors unies. therefore tits capture comss
wlhn tho terms OF the Prize act directing distribution
captors the appellants have no title and the Prize u
ga clearly connss The Of distribution where
naval forces alone captured the property and doos
include within surrendcrs made 10 military and
forces jointly 80 Ntfff
Attorney General q. H. Hill for government.
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2o Georgia SKIES, 90 "a: 40 sevens 81 s2;' do
sevsnA gold, % %; North Carolina, ex coupon,
S6K 81; do. funding 1884, Is O 80; do. d. 1888.
~ %; do. new, 10 10; do. special tax, 10 Is;
Missouri slAes, OAK %; do Hannibal aud st.
Joseph, " %; Louisiana skies, 65 90; 40 new,
eoa62; 90. levee SKIES, ex Int, 03 a co. do do egnts
IS so; DO. do Fights, 1875 rs 80; do Peniten.iary
sevens, 05 90; do. railroad eights, IS so; Ala
oama lives, 67 10; do eights es 100; 10. Fights.
Montgomery and Eufaia Railroad, 90 a %; South
Carolina sixes 20 ~; do. new, January and July.
81 37k; do. do. April and october. 30 81;
Arkansas SKIES, funded, 81 IS; Mobile aud Ohio
Railroad, sterling, 81 %; do. interest egnts SO
SO; do. second mortgage eigats, 10 rs; MsEs slpp
Central Railroad. nrsl mortgage, sevens ex int so
q S.; do. 40. second mortgage. eights 10 a rs New
Orleans and Jackson, first mortgage, So a 81; do.
do second mortgage. 70 10; Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad nrst mortgage, 50 SO; do. do.
second mortgage. rs . 80; Greenve aud Columbia
Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 81 81;
Macon ana Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by
Georgia, OF 70; Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutncr.
ford Railroad eights So a 50; Selma. Rome and
Dalton Railroad sevens. 30 So; Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad Fights, rs o so; Memphis city skies,
s. go; Savannah city sevens, IS 81; New Orleans
consols old. 10 76 do Issued TO railroads, skies,
10 IS; do sevcns, G3 81.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids Tor the railroad
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL BrREEr,
THURSDAY, Nov. I'd p. MI
On Change to-day wheat was steady Tho CT
ton market was heavy and q fraction lower.
ADJOURNMENT OVER BLBCTI0N DAY.
The Stock Exchange, ON motion OF MI. John +.
Denny, unanimously adopted the following
labors IN behalf Of the people against municipal
corruption and mallcasance In ONCE, nave recon-
menaea tne closing or places OF business upon
vote the public wills therefore
Resolved, That we the members OF the New York
Tuesday. the 7th inst that the building he closed,
ana u be made matter OF honor 10 abstain as far
as possioic rom business dealings on that day.
The Gold Exchange also adopted resolution TO
adjourn from Monday to wednesday.
Elecron day Will, therefore, be kept as holiday
In the several boards but the banks and private
bankers will nave to remain open as usual. Con-
tracts In stocks and gold will be guided BY the usual
rules as to holidays
MONEY SIX TO SEVEN PER CENT.
The money market was steady at seven per cent.
Win the usual exceptions at six per cent to tho
larger dealers In government bonds, and with some
few loans at seven gold late in the day. It was
fair seven per cent MARKET however, despite these
exceptions.
Primo commercial paper was still quoted widely,
VIZ, from TO Is per cent for the various grades
class paper
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HIGHER.
The less active demand for cash gold or rather
the sudden abundance thereof induced q sharp up
ward turn IN foreign exchange, which closed strong
as folows:-Stering, sixty days, commercial, 1851
10Sh; good to prime bankers, 1885 10sa<; short
sight, 1o9H 1osA; Paris, sixty days. 5.4sa 5.3s1;
short sight, 1894 q $685.; Antwerp. $50 G25;
Switzerland 62SX 5.23A; Hamburg, 35x q 85I;
Amsterdam, 40h 4os<; Frankfort, 4ox q Al; Bre-
men, Is 7SK; Prussian thalers nix o n.
GOLD DULL-ll2 A 112k.
The arrival OF the two Liverpool steamers on
wednesday night raised the siege In the Gold Room,
and that apartment relapsed to-day into its wonted
dulness 1t Is true the relief has not been material
so far put the moral effect just as potent as the
presence OF the foreign coupons-the equivalent OF
coin. The hundreds OF small dealers who were
speculating In the loan market were caught with
borrowed gold, which they were only too ready to
lend this afternoon for the currency equivalent.
The Treasury gold sale also helped the relaxation;
for real million goes great way and serves often
times to effect the clearance OF ten TO twenty mil
lions. The amount Of coupons brought over is
not known definitely as yet for the reason
that the c0nsgnees nave not been able to
get their schedules fully prepared while large pro-
portion VIII be held for exchange into government
bonds II the rates OF foreign exchange favor the
investment The course OF the market is shown in
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UNITED STATES ClscuIr COURT.
Filming Jurors.

Filming Jurors.
Yesterday Judge Benedict resnmed the trial Of crimnas
the United States Circuit Coart David Sloan and
Kingman F. Page lined $40 each for failing to appear
when their names were caIsi on the jury panel
Five Indictmenfs Against Minor, the Al.
Ieaed Counierfeitcr. asl sesK
j. D. Minor been accused OF having had counter
fell money counterfeit plates for tho printing Of the
same IN his possession caen upon plead to hve
distrncns charges He pleaded not guilty and
remanded trial. It Is understood that motion for the
Of the trial viii be made by counsel for the do
PENDENT and there s hardly probability ha. ihs viii
be dsposed Of during the present OF tho Court
Trials Postponed.
Thomas Ballard and Leweiyn s Williams. also indictsd
for counicrfeing, pleaded not guilty Trials postponed.
Pleading Guilty.
James Quby pleaded guilty 70 indictment charging
him with counterei.ng He was renamed for sentence.
Dealing In Couniericit DloDsy.
Tbe Court resumed the trial OF Ernest Kop, who IN.
dc,ed for couneen The fseis OF the cass a. presented
70 the Court and Jury, did not differ much from the facts
sworn TO in the trial Of Aesssnger, reported
the HERALD of yesterday The only wtness for the govern
rpeus whose testimony at all went to criminats The
prisoner thas OF seIetservics detective named
Bauer This went among 'se" supposed to be
terfcter himself out 70 be Of that liz for the
Of gaining their conndesos the result OF which was
passing bogus bin over Bauer who marked FOR The
s pSSsuspscns Victim Counsel Tor dsrendsn made
,ku and ,ssss0u sddrs,: 70 u, ;sy ,s ,cf
~oad sonsixS him % prison fcr nfssn inst 4 vs.
moss ssy wSna Of ~has 2.
WAS end ssn.,s %na coSo.
c s1 Ss s.dssss unsupported = Oy
ss q Ss s
JSass Bxsrprcr charged the ry REQUESTED defend
so q .ss
he benefit Of e the ,oooa n.
xuty, and ne was remanded for sentence.
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The QUOTATIONS. based on cottcn running In qualify moi
moro half grade above or below the grade quoted The
receipts At sum up ~ folcws 562
New Orleans. 6SN Mobile l6l ssysnnan Sss9 Charles
iss New Yers Boston, isS io.s, lsila Tsi. "a;
ION freishs foreign pos closed a the following hses
To Liverpool, By steain, 7lsd nd By .ail I'D S.lsd
steam. IA. comurcsssd 10 Bremen By steam L., gold
Tio1n AND dIAIr-rReceipts- l,6l 6bs wheat
l2 9eS bushels corn, IS 400 d. corn meal ~ bars OATS
busheis: barley 49, The -four market quiet
but steady Concsiops would have bsen Necessary % order
rye Gour was dull heavy parties were unwing 70 pay
over x5 Is FOR superHns There small salcs ct ha
nrica Corn meal quiet but steady. Sales zo0 bos
Wsstern yellow 10 IS; 400 sacks Baltimore meal a.
81 a per lbe City sacked meal was Nd modsrae iequo"
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isavs b s jury 70 FERN shslr opnioua 70 Ne ev
Aenco The guilt Innocence Of the He
plainsd the law Applicable The and hen it The
WAITING roe rns vRnpHcT
me Jury out a I'VE O'Clock ~ The
large which had filled the court all fingered
waiting Tor the verdict A.er absence OF about hour
thew had agreed upon verdict THAI eleven stood
conviction but IN the mind Of juror there doubt
70 the prisoner being the man registering h In the
seventh eec6n district The evidence ha point
hour hsy called back by the Judge and on being
bounced that there still
T1-T1E 7f DIsA9HEKaHNr JURY
and NO possibility Of in agreeing Judge orderded their
discharge and announced that the be tried
On MAJ Monday.
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81 Elmo sixth. and Constance seventh. limo. ASA
voss over tne eIc s a two 70 one -" BaaHsess had
the lead, Fanny Lampert second Lady sears third,
Lacy wneser fourth me % E ns vS men
was passed tnirty-seven seconds Dauntles, still
led, Fanny Lambert second, Lady Wheeler third
turned around the lower end Dauntlcss kept IN
front. Fanny Lambert on her quarters, Lady Sears
Bells sixth. Constance seventh Iney passed the
half mile pole In that order. In l:l5h Leaving tnas
on hs natS
Wheeler third, St. Elmo fourth, Lady sears flth.
Eight Bells sixth and Constance seventh. Fanny
BY three lengths, Lady Wheeler second. Dauntless
sixth, Constance seventh Tine, 2:3IX.
!. Third Heat.- Fanny Lambert brought $50, and All
The Sss d Sa 0s FANNY
third, st. Elmo fourth, the Others III . group. AZ
the quarter pole, which was passed in thirty-nlne
second, Lady Wheeler third. St. Elmo fourth, Lady
Sears nth, Eight Bells sixth, Constance seventh.
Lady wheeler second, Lady Sears tard, st. Elmo
fourth.,AEanny .mbert Nth 1.-THE latter having
ccnstancs Sc sev zen Time. III Taaniisss was
Lad Lady Wheeler sssons. Lady Sears t ANA;
sixth and Constance far behind. Dauntless broke
up when he came inro the homestretch ana Lady
Wheeler took sides with him. lie broke up second
time ana ran In front for some distance. He came
over the score half length ahead, but tho judges
gave the heat 10 Lady Wheeler; Dauntless second.
two lengths ahead OF Fanny Lambert third;
four lengths in front OF Lady Sears, who was Two
lengths In advance or St. Elmo, the latter being
three lengths ahead OF Eight Bells Constance just
inside the distance nag. Time, 2:87.
Fourth Hedf.--DaunteSs was nrst away, Lady
Wheeler second, Fanny Lambert third ST. Elmo
fourth Lady Sears fith Eight Bells sixth ana CON-
stance seventh her driver seaminQ to care very
little about the business he was engaged III, and 10
was murmured rather loudly that he had not made
an effort to win the race at all. One gentleman
said that he had seen Mr.. Casey drive the mare
few days ago mile In 229, and that she was lully
capable OF doing that at any time when called on.
he this as IL may Mr.. Splan certainly did keep
behind all tho way ana was last In every neat. AZ
the quarter pole, which was passed IN thirty.
eight asd q half seconds Lady Wheeler was 10
front, Fanny Lambert second, Danntless tnird
sixth and Constance seventh. There was no change
OF pl &c around the lower turn to the half.mlle
pole, the time being l:1o. Going up the back
stretch Fanny Lambert worked up 70 the lead
Dauntless taking second place and Lady Sears the
third, Lady Wheeler fourth, st. Elmo NTH, Eight
Bells sixth. while Constance kept her old POSITION
No change took place TO the end, Fanny Lambert
winning the heat by two or three lengths. DauntIess
second, Lady Sears third Lady Wheeler fourth, 81
Elmo frth Eight Bells SIKH and Constance seventh.
Time OF the heat, 1861.
The following Is . aUa Eu5
I SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK, November 2.-Purse 81 900, for
horses that have never tr0tted better than 2:32;
$500 to the rs $500 to the second $500 TO the third
horse. sr.
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couaT CALENDARS This BiY.

uxrrrp STATS DIsrsIcr County, ApxIIALrr..Hs
bv Judge Batchford Wv. w. Evans wilkcsbarrs barge
49, rhaaslphia and Rsadns Railroad Company Vs. seam
svrSsSs ccuR7- cuAxBsns--Hsd By Judge insra
hau.-No. 2O1. f fFt 49,. -, - s,,s~.
MAINE CouRr THAI. rrRx-Pan Held ~ Jvdge
Joachinsen-Nos. 709A 1883, 1910 1sH ItI sSss ~
1885, 1855 1855 7sSs 7sSs 1850 its TOOL isr sansa a,
1855 1854 1855 1857 1885 7aS 7se It'll ss7a lssS -
Part g. Held BY Judge AkeL-Nch ocoA osfs fS' ~
536l 1906 7H43. '7S}4. eSlA 784A
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bUUTHkRN SkCUkITIkdR STKUNO
The Southern list was generally strong, with con.
siderable Improvement in the Tennessees. The
new South Carolinas broke to s6X on the
sale Of about 500, 900 bonds. pledged as collateral
which could not DO redeemed BY the
owner. Tho following were the closing
street prices: Tennessee, OK coupon Sc co.
do. new, GO a Gex; virginia, ex coupon, eok cox;
do registered stock, old, 4s Q 81; do. sxes CONSOLE
datea bpnds eoh eo%i w, slxes deferred sczp. =
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Crs,rhets and Quaver. Abroad.

t Crstrhets and Quavers Abroad.
Z Tho alexandra Palace,n at Muswill Hin, was
opened October 81, with performance OF the Mes
slah.nsa s@Ne Aa M
new comic opera, 'sPaouita" the libretto by Mr..
Reece. the music by Mr. Malandine, will be the next
novelty at the Theatre Royal, London.
NJ Gounod's canfata, "Gaa." prodnced In Lon
don frst at the opening OF the International Exhibf-
ton is to be performed ct the Conservatory con-
certs In Paris. na s9
NJ. Alpnonse Revival, formerly tenor at the Paris
Opera Comlquc, and since 1S49 Professor OF Sing.
ing at the CONSERVATORY teaching on system OF
his own, Is no more.
Professor Stewart OF Dublin, has composed the
music 10 an ode, "A Tribute from Ireland 10
America which Is TO be performed at the Worlds
Peace Jubilee, IN Boston, next summer.
Madame Adelina Patti, on her way TO ST. Peters.
bur0 sang on october IL, in Brussels, In vcrdi's
In Italian, and on the Goth as Valentine,
IN Meyerbeers "Huguenots, in French.
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Fleetwood Park TO- Day.

Fleetwood Park To-day.
This, the third day Of the extra autumn meeting
at Fleetwood Park, will be devoted 10 the decision
OF the purse and stake Of $1,000 which closed VITA
the following entnes:-John Murphy's bay gelding
Charles Green, to wagon; BENJAMIN Mace's chest
nut gelding Climax, TO wagon; BENJAMIN Daniels
bay mare TOpsey, in harness, and Alexander Pat
terson's chestnut mare Belle Of Oneida, IN harness
Pools we're sold on this event last night at the
rooms of Messrs Marshall johnson, Broadway
as is apparent BY the annexed 1gures:-
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MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.

Mr.. John Z. Owens will succeed Miss Charlotte
Cushman at Booths Theatre on Monday next and
viii play Caleb Plummcr In "The Cricket on the
Hearth" The Philadelphia age gives the following
notice Of his performance In this character In the
Walnut Street Theatre OF that clty:-
E, s .5s 2. he
meas and raiho and the chaIacters such be
a. =
orc a T ss"sss are r.ss es
e s e
ss n aas G 4 which ss as:
.rsnn rNm es Simplicity q IL and natural
started single inch from Is true point Ecas
:Hs i;s y .., that sasi3s9
child. even In his conceptions Of the active prin
s ss ss .1 Rid
vss p and b az IT,
wS,ksS ,nS q: s1S Kept e. heart % and
mad: p:s.Iy 'enIs b Ike motive y which u. action:
s part Wonder Of Az 4s
old .oyma.sr was 'e. before the audience, true
p.rhss from nature WhssssI physical
they were maze out i'm n ns IKE minute The
Of apprehension were al those Of Caleb Fummer Mr..
the world viii torch which shed uncertain light upon
bis path But be had faith IN the mssop OF truth and virtue
nj as and that staff be leaned for support Such the
character psrsonated by Mr. Owens. lie portray the
moral well ~ the attributes of man and in that
respect the part of Caleb Plum 10 difcut
than Rip Van wnke Set good natnred so before the
ence and labor OF Rip 10 DONE Not with Caleb The mo
raj Of the must be pictured well personal
pecularties and tins the intellectual quality OF the
nightly enhanced Mr. Owens does this IN the highest per
feciion, and hts Cneh flummer will rank among
ass as
the fame OF any actor such piece .. Do" inst!uct.
well amusea, and those who follow the recorded sude
ings and trials of the assumed character leave the
better equipped TO meet the duties Of every day life
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The SAFE Of paintings Al Johnston Van TasselIs ssss-
rooms in Nassau street. yesterday, was well attended, aud
fair riccs were obtained for those sold. The sale VIII be
cont uurd today and much superior collection than those
offered yesterday will b. disposed OF.
Coroner Young yesterday received information that
Anthony Merhensr, German. was lying dead At NO. 4S
West Thrty-esbsh street appears that While sunn,ps
GENTLY shot IN the brens py tc
premature srpioon OF gum and death rssulsed from Tue
injuries received - .Nt*r
Coroner Herman yesterday called 70 the horsue 70
hold m INQUEST on the body Of Bridget DonoLuc widow
woman rs ysArs age whose death was caused ~ esn
.vs burns received on Tuesday by her clothes taking
nre from crate while alone In the room Mrs Donohuo
WAS native Of land and had been widow thirty years.
and lived N W. greenwich asrAth
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day for settlement modified order Mr. sahan said
thai 10 wished heard behalf o. Mr. orsen DEPUTY
Comptroller although the not stcs1 ras.y "
the The Court said would hear him on shs kublscl ~
haf-past zen o'clock this morning.