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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
ssPECfif NOTICE. %
CONSUMPTION.
ITS euREAHp ITsrPREvEHrvE.

u
By ,. T. scHENcK, n b.
Many human being has passed away for whose
death there no Other reason than the neglect Of
Those neaa Ps%1 ans . Of are
ssesping, &c dEss9sas sanpber inie Shich. had
NR- <0sErJas H scaEscK,s sfMPLE
and ayss6 fhsrassisss q - tcnderfully efica-
ci9u l "a O. g Snes; they wS9n nathave fallen
y Sc = sSs . direesoSs for ' tnsls use
In Isl sens f ihe3s md 8 hssbfsuuus.
i nS shs 50 si:es ,sssIs s
se vs. 8 :. re s szsss5 s! Sc ssss 81
Its phll1ty tsquISss no sFE''nlset 3
r Tssssss VIZ ~ IS S. sas pl.. - i,
m n.s 1; Sa5s I, IS s s.sss E.
sssss ~ rs i
$s i s:sss
sais:s s s:s sssssf ss.sn
They posses All the blood,searchlng alternative
.IEAYE No sTI Nc !. s Elm s?sy
n s and as
nentary canal are elected. The liver like a clock
W ,f.Iss:s:1 "a Il S!ss
30 feel that he 4 getting, at last,
and hf ss so sh &c Sh r
ssss sSs sS:s +:
sxacerhation Of the stomach. An appetite sets In
r Ssw go ss hs Re9q
Sossse e bs ess
iass SPsa Is YsI "opens ss Ss ss5 at ma "a
ef Ss ss sRq
Rsissd ssssP 8 ssg gs a e
- JgITENI UPg as 10snHqJs
Inc second thing Is The patients must stay ina
.ible g prevent cold when he ianfs are dis
secon $ sss & sBs ssit9 II s s.
ss. ssess tssy aS Ss e.:
ss 3 n sh @ ssas mss
patients Keep 4 sood se
70 ges Well This has a great deal to do win the
o. sss ssss RS9 g sssssss
All Others SsS ssss siy, in
meaa 70 me Faculty of his own cure was In these
.vsdany years asoI was in the last stssss sfessl
SU1nhsd 20 sg ssd At Onsti4s
hks sdroSaing man cstehiae at strsss, hoard OF
s ess sSs E Rs1s gsF s M
e sss II
ver, pains, and nightsTeats all began to leave me-
Il + s::s
yes weighed shortly aher receyeryly added &
weight WAS only nnety-seven pounds; my present
fawe8hf Is two hundred and tWenty-dve(s25) pounda,
and fof years have enjoyed uninterrupted healthJ
DR.. Schenck has discontinued MS profesejorsf al
xslAtq New York and Bostons He or his son, Dr.
ID s s saiR 4 e s1s RstasRTss =
Nah tboroay nom ~ 2 IN These who
meserwlu De charged IS. The Respirometer declares
roe 2ao cqditlon OF the lungs and patients cant
sfesnHiy learn whether they durable on not =
1ef elEectqne Tor taking the medicines are adepS-I
Sc 20 the inteihgence even Of child. Follow these
assEsSRon4fea IND Nstqleyill dothe rest sxcept-T
nke n dosss ts erss sds s{s
tsons that scesm pahy them First crSsfs anrrf;e
OF returning health, hunger Is the nSosf velrornc
symptom- When Il couzes, a ftgf9 come let the
ossp 5IIa :. Pc e god shssr God blood
so Sase fd sssog ERs ''shof these noEhia0pp
Or. echencks medicines are constansav A.nt q, =
teneof !nonaends q fzniiess As isx awe S,n1r -
gative. the Mandrake Pills are a standard ,sa-pra
fion; while tne Pulmonic Syrup IS a cure Of ceuehs
sesnsa mss e s s e RssphyaeisTe
~. Price Of the Pulnonic Syrup and r,rs. -
gsos bottle, on $50 g half DOZEN Eandrafa phi,
ceas spoxs ker sales all druggists and dsslsrs 81
to 2ai:aisa DOT - sbEi1rI C. HUNTER. T
vssi ,sl5ssssss wheiesaleAgent, Knoxsfne,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
COUNT Won BISMARCK

The man to whom. more than all Others is Prussia in
debtsd for her present proud position among the ma
items, says Absurd as the high Hat is it does keep
the head more comfortable; it does maintain more
sqnsl temperature. and it does feel better than any
ether form of he d-eoverng The voice Of the scoEsr
Is slsns in the Of the above lustrous authority
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
nosES EN9Rb a .MocNEPMz
PAYNE sells for cash at retail and if you buy that
WAY. you save money and lots oft, at PAYNE'S.

objectien may be urged against the policy of conduct
ing hoesale and RIGHTEOUSNESS IN connection With
each other. Our answer i.and We think it sufficient
that in addition to the fact of buying goods at
less figures than than the retailers buy them, the
Wholesale and Retail Departms nts ecndRee the adj
vantage of each other IN eQaalzing expenses thereby
easbng to sell 1T lower prices and giving the Par
chaser the benefit Of the difference. ..lissl .aF r
ID iir1 -9re no .I8Ti-el u 49,. iiia 7Gir -4-is
I .E1e01- 17H-' .rs.
cos Store is very tempting, We advise people to
avert their gaze while passing BY . f,.1r 49,.
~ Il sai 81 lsiaEff- - sl1'f diir ..7sasrs-4l
We claim TO have a vell-stocked and wel-regulated
Wholesale and Retail Boot Shoe and Hat Store. The
hoesale Department deriving its supportfroln parts
Of four ststss-vix: Northern Georgia. Western North
Carolina Southwestern Virginia and East Tennessee
has grown steadily, until r. S. Payne Co.'S il
resoglixed By Merchants rs desirable Place 10 buy.
The Retail Department Is not neglected, but great
pans are being taken 70 keep it at the head Of the
Bsof shss. Hat and Cap interests Of Knoxville.
b. L.---I-L-- 80 .------ 80 -
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Bauiiiding SITE. .fo g sale sale.

Hhose Nespelitan Square Grow Sundowns
at Payne's are beautiful 1yi.ir, - I; sy23-det
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

Report prosperous business during the year 1870 We
also can hay claim to having had our share of custom
erss1 They came. mighty throng from Georgia. North
Carolina, Virginia and East Tennessee. ..--.-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

Thsissaap 40 ii 9 services Of the new Baptist
Chdreh,s at Leadyalesr Jeffersoil county vii
take placs on, on Saturday and snpaay,sthe Sd
and 4th OF june 4 x5TsI9v inU
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
a Il Z d'I hanIa.CtlITYl N0TIGEs,


edNsssfi fH 'il seffetyl and sueeess- q.
ARSiWINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Il safe and esftsiaD remedy fat aili diseases
With which children sare Afflicted dtiting the
process Of tssthing TT has st9Ud the test OF
many years. ever known to fail Gives resi-
to the mother and relief rtothe child Cures
wind Icolie and regulates tho bewelan BE sure
and cali forgIs zgiasTb 9iit sgV sssniiw
MRS 'wINsIow,ssoo FHfNa SYRUP
Having the. Jae-sipsils Of "aCpsTIs g PEs-
KINs'' on the outside wrapper5 All others are
base limitations. iYi9 lIed bns srv24-d1w-w1t IL
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

TIE shHeet1 or Simmons Regulator on the
stomach HEver and kidnsys,r 10 prompt ard
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
Go to Payne's


be- For BARGAINS in Hats, Shoes and Trunks.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

Boots. Shoes Hats and Trunkl ever received By one
PAYNRk CO.'S. - -
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Pure and cheap Ice.

n
i take pleasure in announcing TO the public
thatd will deliver ice In any part OF the city,
twicea day, morning and evening. sIicketsfor
ssla1at my stand, Lamar OF. Akin House
Rriee of ice, two cents Per pound. Good solid
ice Clean and wen perserved. as.4f s,l. 80
iEi96szt .ss7s. % -. .a-zsl yeHs scH1hT.T
fhaFefor years been opposed to Calomel,an
since iS99IhaFs used Simmons Liver Reguls-
tor as a Vegetable remedy, and can confidently
Rssertothat it has exceeded my expectations,
curing easesef Dyspepsis and. Liver complaint
that we're thought ALMOST hopeless. I-sit .sx
y24-d&Y1w Woods Factory Macon, Ga. {
.stlvKoaX mon -zs-.E. - iErEisi3l ~
Df.s4o. Riehardson,s SHERRY wine BItfersy
"A. pharmaceutical preparation, by aregularly
educated physician, is enc Of the mort pleasant
atsdayAdsBis stonics of me day, Persons re-
covering from, protrscted illness, or those who
at this tcnlar season of tho year are sub feet
to jaaRdiee, habitual. constipation, or any, dis
essearisfng from disordered stomach, liver or
bowels, viii find in the Sherry Wine Bitters
friend more to be desired than gold oii tiiilis
Sod by all Druggist s?s2s e.sio m5es -
III The place for sapplies.a s.. g. q
Beardens store, on Market Place, is an es-
everything needed for the larder, honest prices,
good weights and gsntlsmsH TO- attend to Gus
sfSniiies DESTROYS, Of obtaining any article.
thet arescarcs, can leave their orders which
wall be carefnlly attended 10 without commits
lon!i All goods purchased and lefs will be sent
h9ms promptly and free Of charge. yl4-tk.t
The Award. =. the Ex,pe.ision.. , = s,s. z
Though the several committees At the
Exposition have not made awards As To
theaneEitsl of machinery, &c. on exhibit
ton ,1eneugh il known or the general YER
diet of all who have reason to know from
experience, ! that the Metropolitan Tea
Hong, on Gay street, opposite old base bali
ground, is the place to find cheap groceries
and household supplies of every kind.
They havethe best facilities to buy goods
cheap. in New York city, and are in posi-
ton with abundance Of capital and ex-
perienced buyers 10 sell goods in this
market lower than any one else. sTzYaJr
They have now ore OF the finest assorf
ment of groceries to be found In the city,
viii deliver goods free of charge to any
part of Knoxville, and ask from the
public share Of their patronage, Re
member the stand, McGhee's new build
ings, near the old furniture store, Gay
street. E-as50fF - S-sIaIF5
E2lttQ EfAsFs ILzH
ia sssl % 90
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

Buy Your Shoes, Hats and Trunks
AtPAYNRs, and saTe from ten twenty-five per cent
-raii slO .a-ais g7tgg rot a.-a1ei s-f 81 m -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

tseGIobe Flower Cough sTu dl is,9 be.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
CHRONICLE NC Il sorr1cs--ls nARKEr PLACE.

Justify Globe Flower Cough syrupfor con-
um1tioI11 a. lima and Group. l4l. y.saa iiis s.i
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

RS Payne s Co are selling Ribbons very
49, 80 ~ s,.r pns 2.nog t,tI 5ty2sd- ct
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

I1s baao-s Elrst baptist Chareh. IL sroaH 'ao
Rev 'Hdgh b. McCsllun, of lake City, Els.S
wili preach at this Church, at l0ise eleckr 4. n,
ci6ck r psl .T2Hasta K :, y Il 90 ~ :.
Services at the Methodistil Episcopal
I0f. bsyoIy, 5F lat s ss52ii u :oE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
New Spring Style of Silk Hats,

Adopted By the American Silk Hat Association just
arrived at PAYNE'S. III 90
| 3.'; Il alI .1saz.- n--!sT ra Ia. fru e-H...
teal q rz7e tof ------- : f.f- ..--.- ,--
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

ii H2pfubabfe that threatening and cloudy weather
VIII yery kauefsy prevaf from the Iakes to the At
Ianffc and Gulf With occasional rsins. A more ex-
tended far appears to By west Of the xiss
siRp1,iu bs1Ier Jst ban gtinss .iol 5sio49 Ls5 oE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
Trunks, Bags, Umbrellas,
~ GREAT REDUCTION
THE LARGEST STOCK

Ia prices en- Boots, Shoes Hats and Trunks at PAY
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.09, T1rE4
rr,-,+.o~fF 80
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-15

LAKE BIGLER.-Hon. c. W. Kendall has
taken early steps to bring to the notice of
Congress the subject of diverting the water Of
Lake Hgler from its natural course for the
benefit Of the people of California. thereby
damaging the pubic lands of Nevada. and be-
ing detrimental to the interests Of our citizens
On the 9th instant he offered resolution in
the House "instructing the Committee of the
Judiciary. when applied to, to inquire what
legislation was necessary to prevent damage to
the public lands of the United States by di.
version of the waters of Lake BIgler by a cor
poration organized under the laws of CalifOr-
mia. The preamble to the resolution sets forth
that corporation is now making surveys for
the 6vowed purpose of diverting and drawing
off the waters Of the lake, so as TO supply the
city OF San Francisco and intermediate places
with water for domestic and irrigating pur-
poses At prices 20 be liked by the corporation
that the United States have not parted with
their title to the lake or lands adjoining the
same, and that such diversion will render
vnluelcss and practically prevent the sale or
occupation of large area OF the public lands
which could I've irrigated aud rendered availa-
bic 10y the natural flow of the waters from the
lake "
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-15

CURIOSITY. - Among tho many curious spec
linens to be seen nj the County Surveyors
Office, in the cabinet now being collected, is
the Pinus Ponderosa', II species of bird. pet
rihed, with no feathers nor comb on its head
found on the western slope Of White Pine
mountain u few days since. There is any
quantity Of curious things on this mountain,
beside the large groupings OF ore showing from
one end of II to the other IYhae Pine Neos
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-15

CoNOREssIoSAB.-Int the House, on the 10th
Instant, the rules were suspended and tho bill
for the removal Of legal and political disabili.
ties was pnssed-yeas, IA; nays, 46.
The bill excerpts from it's operations only
members of Congress who withdrew from
Congress- and aided the rebellion, officers of
the army and navy who sided with the rebel.
lion, and members of the State conventions
who voted for and signed the ordinances Of
gccpsgion
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-15

We are under Obligations to our old friend,
Hon. T.. w. X, ndall, Of Nevada. for public
documents. Mr.. Kendall has succeeded the
"silyer. tongued" Fitch IN Congress from Ne.
vnda and the people Ut that State will find
vices Of an honorable and able gentleman, in.
stead Of a smooth political trickster, by tho
change. - B0iSs NeUS.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-15

FATAL ACCIDENT. - On Saturday last little
son Of Col. NJ. II. Esther, at tho Brunswick
MILL near Carson, fell into bucket Of scald.
ing watOr. causing bis death tho following
dsv.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-15

The Fam TRIAL is stiIl progressing in San
Francisco. and it is said public opinion has
undergone a change since the prosecution
commenced its evidence in rebuttal of the
testimony Of Mrs. Fair and the medical e1-
perts.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-15

Coop YIELD FROM EAtLtNos. --Dnll's mill.
Washoe valley, las, week cleaned up $4,000
from run of II days on tall,Dgs and shines.
About half the lot of stuff run through the
mill consisted Of shines - Carson STATE Register
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
Inauguration Of Governor Booth.


Governor Newton Booth was inaugurated with
imposing ceremonies at noon Today. Ills inaugural
address takes strong grounds In or legislative
action reducing anu regulating iares Oh tue Pacific
Railroad.
IL also favors the repeal or the law permitting
county subsidies Of nve per To railroads.; me
admission Ot co Ored children 10 lne public schools;
Congressional acton TO restrain chinese lmulgra-
Iton, but giving The Chinese lul protection az
mob VIOLENCE anu permitting them to testify III the
Courts.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
A LEGAL GENTLEMAN FOUND DROWNED.

The Son Of a Railroad President-Takins
the Remains 10 Albany.
On Tuesday last Mr.. Wilbur +. Ramsey. member
Of the legal profession ana son OF Mr.. Joseph II.
Ramsey, President OF the Albany and Susque.
hanna Railroad Company, left hts house In Albany.
in company with his sister, whose destination was
New Jersey, and Oh reaching the city secured rooms
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Mr.. Ramsey had some
business TO transact with the Erie Railway Com
pany, and on Wednesday evening he was seen at his
hotel acting somewhat strangely, but not as TO
excite the Tears OF his friends. Mr.. Ramsey then
disappeared and was seen no more alive;
but Friday afternoon the body OF
man, whose name was then unknown, was found
to the MOrgue, minute description OF the remains
being publl5ned IN the HERALD OF Saturday. Mr.
William l.. Marcy Phelps, Treasurer or the Albany
and Susquehanna Railroad, being q Trend O the
the HERALD report. and yesterday morning arrived
from Albany IN search OF Mr.. Ramsey. Proceeding
at olce to the Mo que Mr.. Phelps instantly recog.
nized the uouy as mat OF Mr. Ramsey. Later IN
Keen n, and last evening the remains were taken
10 Albany ior burial. Mr.. Ramsey was hirty.six
years Of age. native OF Schoharie county, this
state, aud Unmarried. -
bul from the fact that there were no serious
marks Of violence the body, aud oil the
effects being found IN his possession, the
friends seem to entertain no suspicious whatever Of
from ole OF the Brooklyn Jerry poats and noaed TO
where the body was lound or he may have laIIen
Into the dock from the pier. Captain C1man, OF The
FIRST precinct VIII make Efforts 10 obtain Informa-
yet there seems TO be no one VINO saw deceased In
The lower part OF The city or even on ferry boat
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
PUNISHMENT IN DELAWARE,

The Newcastle Court report OF the Wilmington
ECery Eceaiftg mas the following mercliul sentences
imposed by Delaware judge
Nos. 20, 80, 3l 81, state vs. BENJAMIN Dixon,
coored, burglary and larceny, committed IN the
house OF Henry IRVING, William ThdicGer and j.
Morton Poole mo. -, burglary and larceny. Was
tired last week, was convicteI, anu No 81 was COLI
tnuedl state being ready Tor tra jury was III avn,
bota cases were clearly proven. ana the Jurors rei.
dered verdicts OF guilty without leaving lne box.
The sentence OF the Court was, III No. ~, pay as
restitution money SIS 81, nne Oi $500 AMI costs,
hiteen minutes IN the pillorv be whipped with
twenty lasnes be imprisoned for seven years, from
December 20, ls1i, tv November 1. 1873. In No. ~,
sentenced to pay as restitution money SIS o., nne
OF $500 AMI costs, fifteen minutes IN The phioly,
receive ten iasnes amt be imprisoned lof seven
years, commencing November, 1870, ANA endlng
November, 1881 In No 81, 10 pay resilGtion
money 50 90, fine OF 5000 and costs, stand IN tae
pi.iory thirty minutes, De imprisoned seye1 wears.
beginning November, Iso5, and ending november,
lss2 makn Z IN all three cases fine Vi 4l,oOJ aud
twenty zone years oil imprisoInent.
Al red BUlSe, c9iJrcd, ould guilty al this term or
murder IN the second degree, was sentenced as ioi-
iows-File OF 5000 and costs stand IN me pal ory
one hour, receive sixty lasnes anu De imprisoned
for III.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
FIRE IN PATERSON.

About twelve O'Clock Saturday nre broke out in
the second story or Van Houten Brothers. carpenter
shop on the corner Of Paterson and Godwin Streets
Paterson, n. J. Before the hremen got to work
there being q strong wind at the hmeJ the
fine dwelling adjoining, belonging to Mr.. Van Hou.
ten also TOOK fire, and also the dwelling houses Of
Dr. Roblnson ana Andrew Elvin, on the opposite
side OF the street.
Through the exertions OF the lremen The dwelling
houses were ali saved from total destruction. That
oi MIR. Van horten was damaged to the amount or
81, 900, Mr. Elvlns about $500 anu Dr. Robinson's,
perhaps, $l,00o. The carpenter shop COM
p!etciy destroyed, together with the engine and
vanaDle machinery. making loss OF from $4,000 to
$lO,0UJ.
Inc danes were so hot that one OF the steam Ore
Oh the burning building. but was almost Immediate
ly rescued, although some OF the fremen mad their
hair ana wh1skers singed by the operation. The
explosion ol small can OF I0wder, tOyetaer with
O sudden escape OF steam from the boner in the
midst OF the fre caused great stampede OF the
spectators, under the impression that the Doner had
burs ed; but TINS dld not happen.
during the nre Mir. Charles Beckwitn. who stood
upon the ladder, was accidently struck tie face
with an axe In the hands or another fireman, and
sustained a serious cut In the cheek.
A great quantity OF furntare was broken In Its
marble mantels we're broken to pieces and thrown
out To save what they could. regular panic
prevailed among the neighbor5 for time,
for IL looked as though o fearful connagrationl
were mlnent; had IL Teen al night 500 900 damage
would have been done, as the contiguous budiugs
etrucj ures.
Inc loss IS partially covered by Insurance. prInci.
paly In the Bergen County Mutual but With a little
IN some oil the New York companies.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
A MANS THROAT CUT BY ROUGHS.

At late hour on saturday night, as Frank
Mcclure, OF No. 3O2 West Twelty-drst street, was
standing at the corner Of Nineteenth street ana
Sixth avenue, he noticed q rough, named Frank
Sexton, oil 1872 west Nne;e. nth street. in the act OF
roUbing TREND OF his, nimed Peter Cullen.
McGure crossed over the street and ad-
vised his Trend To nave nothing to
say to Sexton. MCGUIRE and Cullen walked
TO the corner ol Nineteenth street and
Seventh avenue, wnere they stood Oh the cor
ner waiting iur q Car. wnie they were standing
tnere Sexton passed them, entered a barper snop,
and, procuring razor, approached them ami drew
the razor across McGuire's tDroa innIclIng, 1t Is
feared, iata wound. Onccr McAnIny. Of the
Sixteenth precinct, being Ia Tie vicinity ana near
ing the cries OF McGaire ior hep,
came to his assistance and conveyed
both men TO the station house. CAPTAIN
Killiea. noticing Mcclure was In a critical
tion, summoned police surgeon anu ordered nm
TO he conveyed 10 Bellevue hospital IN an amDu.
lance. cullen, upon beng examined, was found 10
have one or MS hands nearly severed lrom
ceived during the Iracas. Cullen was produced be.
fore Justice COX. at Jefferson Market, yesterday
morning and locked up to await the result OF tue
Injuries. Mcclure IS stil confined IN Bcnevue llos-
pltal.