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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-29
CROas-EXAAISED.

Was clerk of Monroe county from 1864
ill .hr fall of 1870. Boyd never appointed
guardian for Samuel Elliott ar Go. Rose,
knew no such mau as Rose and had new
ergiven bond. which was afterwards stolen,
because none such was ever issued. Col.
Bax ter rad statement certified 10y Pet
tit, ( Beads hand iting with zeal Of
ofilcr attached, which he says was obtain
ed surrrptili0u-ly, though x nuiue sig
nature, iu which Boyd claimed 10 have
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-29

NIGHT SESSION.
In order 10 expedite the business of the
Court, Judge Emmons decided on hold
ing n night session, aud accordingly Court
convened at : O'clock
After the list Of jurors was called, i. ".
Kelso, witness for the defense, was cross
examined by the prosecution Being ask
ed If his signature of an affidavit in the
Elliott case was genuine he replied that he
did not know. B ing asked il he knew
any one who could counterfeit his hand,
said he didn't. Elliott's wife named Nan
cy-Eliiott lived on his place. Knew no
other man by that uama. Never had an
arrangement with II g Boyd TO let him
have the use Of his signature; nor did he
ever sign hanks for Boyd to use afterwsrd.
Knew Sarah UptOn-shc was black, but
aid not know the exact shade Of her color
! or age. Had seen her seveTa, times-did
uC know where or how often. Had seen
her frequently AZ Uptons, but had made
10 etfnrt 10 inform himself az to her where
| about since the last trial. He never made
much distinction between "niugers' he
yond their being black, light or dark mu-
| latto Sue was prohab y between the age
az % and 80 years In 1883 or 1869. Heai d
| 'rh"a Boyd call the woman in question
sarah j. Upton. Could not name any one
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

productive trade Of the Upper Missouri, much of
Montana and the North West. The earnings Of the
Road for 1873 will be large.
Arrangements for pushing construction vigorously
the coming year are progressing satisfactorily.
OF the nearly Ten Million acres OF land accruing
to the Company in connection with the portion OF
Road now virtually constructed some Two Million
acres of excellent average quality are IN market
and their sale and settlement progressing. Inc
average price thus far realized is 5 60 per acre
which is at the rate of than 100000 per mile OF
road for the whole grant.
The Company has already begun the process OF
redeeming and cancelng its First Mortgage Gold
Bonds as they are now being received at 10in pay
ment and exchange for the Company's lands.
With these accomplished results and most favor
able prospects the Company is now selling Its FIRST
Mortgage 7-SO Bonds for the purpose OF completing
its line of road. We recommend them as a well
secured and unusually profitable investment Ihey
have the following elements of strength and safety
They are the obligation of strong corporation
they are First Mortgage on the Road, its Right OF
Way, Telegraph Lines, Equipments and Franchises,
and first lien on its Net Earnings. In addition to
this usually sufficient security there is pledged Tor
the payment of principal and interest Land Grant
of 1880 acres per mile of road through the States
and 25 coo through the Territories The rate of in
terest Seven and three-tenths per cent, gold) is
equal now to about 81 currency. Gold Checks for the
seiannua interest on the Registered Bonds are mailed
to the Post Office address Of the owner.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
on most favorable terms. For sale by Banks and
Bankers generally. JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

ure .pred al ooe csis sss us bb Isd don bat reJ
G5a;Oe Cor Prime Oth.r without change.
PROVsIONSbe PORK market IL unchanged but quiet ne
future appear 10 have quite subded We noe sac
s3 70 Tor Old Mss; Sl3 7jaSf for Eev do 30 for s1tfs
Prime IA for Western Prime Mess Woodhoops e13 for Sour hes
43 m for Thin Mess steady bat qnie sales Of 81 bts At
for Pan Ness sl2 goa PA for Extra Mess Ieree Beef
Moss and sA 0G sl5 India Meas and S2sesJ for I,ds
Beef Gu sales OF 30 bbis o. sn for Weep
Cut quiet but seadJ sales Of zoo Es
Picked Hans dOc $50 tores Dry ssd shoulders At tc ~
Smoked DO 100 do Hams l@c ~ boxer heaTS bs
lies 7c light and 300 Preb SIDES at 6 B,con
quiet spot GALES short Rib st7e eores stet
fort on private terms; 30 boJes Long Clear FOR hco az e w
30 bo1es Short Clear for at &C. and oois ci
February 6on firm Itcsnd o boxes sho
Car February lac Dressed Hogs plenty and moe tame We q
the demand Light FOR present delivery for Tie fuu ng s
sales Of $50 bbls and tee t7 for 7dec for Cyi stc oi
Fair TO Prime steam Ste for Kettle Rendered For futare dehe We
bear OF @ to-. seller Jannsr slc 3z0 to seller March ., o
16c 225o % seller April a; slc and Cblcago to-day 20 te'
a 7!c. cash.
PETRoLEUM-Th Crude IN bulk remains very qei
dealers regarding purchase he unusually low
figures There sellers at s with Be- bid The Creek qaoaons
FOR spot 81 81 20 Upper "a B1sl sad
at Refined
62ic z7 asked by the combination for spd
quoted 29uloIc Napha weak at sl 06 In PLdephs the
mari . dull and nom!nally unchanged
SUGARS-Thre activity in Raw and siesfer
lO h al Refining Porto Rico. and 81 d3e
for corresponding grades Of CHb also lew boIes yP uf
boxes previous 70 our last pnve No. Y quo si
Resoed Sugars steadYi YelOS lOGolei son White liSse
sEEDS-cove in good dem for export and Is hrn sales in lots
Of lO bags sd9c Ordinary glc for Prime and st93tc @
Choice. timothy steadv at 80 z59 % 81
TALLOW-Dal and stead at 8ic for Prime - 80. -.
wSKY-Pay active steady sales o. 800 bbA At sc and
before Change DC
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
MospAY, Jan. l3--P. N.

The enormous aggregate of the reported sales OF
stock during the last few days would lead almost
any innocent looker-on to believe that, as to nearly
every prominent stock in the list, there was gem
uine contest being waged between two opposing
forces With the most careful observation and the
sncerest desire to ascertain and report the facts we
are compelled to believe that large proportion OF
the business IS fictitious. In Central and Hudson
the actual sales have undoubtedly been
large operations in this security having been stmu-
lated by the long deferred and still confident hope OF
new scrip dividend, while there are not wanting
critics so severe as to assert that the cques IN other
stocks have been marking up Central and Hudson IN
the expectation that other shares would move IN
sympathy. As we have already intimated,
those who may justly claim to be the
intimate friends of Commodore Vanderbilt
have been the largest buyers of this stock. and 1t
may be that they have good reason for the faith
that is in them. They must excuse Ms, however, II
we express the belief that there are none Of them
in the confidence Of the willy and reticent
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

Money has been in better supply to-day, or at
least the demand under the slim trade atthe Stock
Exchange. is much smaller than usual. The ruling
rates of the day were soin approved colaterals
and currency on United States stocks. The wind
ing up rate 6G7. In discounts quiet and small
business was done on the basis Of to 12 per cent
The Government bond market presented no new
features of interest Prices were fraction lower,
in sympathy with gold, and disposition the part
Of holders to realize the late advance. The under
tone of the market is r-l, however and the offer
ings find ready purchasers. Sales of ISIS were
made at ll0 1865 old ll4. do, new, at lls s67s,
at 1l4.0ll43, and currency skies at il3.. Fisk &
Hatch report at A d. m:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co.,
- 0n WALL st. Jan. Ia. 1877

~ Wall-st., Jan. IA, 1873
The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY now
has in full operation with regular daily trains, III
miles Of road distance of nearly 200 miles more
is constructed. The Minnesota Section, immediately
ON its completion, entered upon satisfactory bust
ness, including local traffic and the large carrying
trade of the North Western British Settlements and
the Hudson's Bay Company. The recently COM
pleted section of Us miles, on the Pacific Coast az
once commands profitable business between ruget
Sound and the Columbia River, heretofore done py
coastwise steamers. On the opening OF sprihg'
with more than 500 miles Of Road in regular opera
ton the Compapy will control the extensive and
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
Coleman BenedIcts closing QUOTATIONS. at p m

The gold market has been quiet all day, with the
prepondeance of sales at 12 the range being ll2 to
ll2! the rates paid for having balances carried being
81. 6, a. and per cent. The market Is without
feature The London news Is of no special import,
quiet and steady tone pervadmg u. S. bonds and
consols. though Erie was down about per cent. We
have heard no estimation Of the specie shipments OF
the week. and the present ruling of exchange some
thing under the rates Of Saturday morning may per-
haps prevent any special movement of coin. The
Sub-Treasury to-day disbursed $S6O,OOO in called
bonds and $4,000 in coin interest the public debt
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows Gold cleared, S3l 2Oj OO0 gold balances,
81 134S21S; currency balances, 81 sos, 75. The fol-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
AND the following for city bank stocks:

The leading feature in railroad bonds was the
weakness in the Union Pacific securities, which
made further decline. The Firsts declined from
So to s., Land Grants from 75l to a. and Incomes
from 20 to 7S The lowest prices current at the
close This did not affect the remainder Of the list
to any extent however all the leading issues beng
firm aud well maintained The following were the
bids.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

HAfShppipg steady limited demand;
River s Is from dspO, aud s " from store e. lots 81 900
Clover Sl0Sl 05. and salt Hay sssdy
fair reqasst 81 3odsi 10 for Long Ryei oS9sl fsr
short d. and SiqSl 10 for Oat - '
NAVAL sTOkRSspns Tapeptne has ruled mode
ate demand 6lGoc for hecban with sales exported 100 eo
70 o and so bos IN shipping order uic go sse@ "a,
days bot not previously reported strained Rosn held m oat
dai 100 b6s - s5 7O bb - So closing With 80 So
bid In hne grades sales of 10 bb Low No at and
90 l No. at ~ 4gidtt2. Tar steady. with saes y" eoS
ashngton al 81 Pitch In light jobbing demand AZ
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

There was limited business in State bonds. and
the market was featureless. Sales of Tennessees
were reported at S0.08Oi Virginia Consols, %.
Sonth Carolinas, new, fJanuary and July, 2li6@;
and Missouri Ce at &c. The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
BANKrNG-OrFrcE OF FISK & HArcn.
No. 5 Nassau-st., New-York, Jan. 13, Is

No. Nassau-st., New-York, Jan. IL, 1919.
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO, the CENTRAL and
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS all of which have been ne
gotiated by us, we believe to be among the best and
most desirable Investment Securities in the market,
which in time must become very scarce especially
as tile Government will probably, during the year,
pay off, in gold another large lot of FIvE-TwENrIEs,
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BONDS
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS, the total amount of which is only Sl5OOOOOO
are secured upon a property worth $S5,OOO,OOO to
$iOOOOOOO and fully equal in intrinsic value to
the Central Pacific Bonds. They are issued in de-
nominations of $780, $780, and 81 600 coupon or regis
tered and at their present market price, Sc and ac
crued interest, are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known to require description or COM
mendaton. Their total amount is $25, ,SS5,O 900; they
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to 81 49, 900. This road is now con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest, is assumed
by them. Their market price to-day is 80. to 90.
As they have recently been introduced on the Stock
Exchange, we expect to see them rapidly rise to the
price of CENTRAL PAcIFICs, being substantially the
same in character and value.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds, re-
ceive deposits, on which allow interest, make
collections, and conduct general banking business
in all its branches. FISK u HATCH
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
ST. LOUIS, JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, seven per cent interest,
payable January and July The guaranty of princi-
pal and interest by the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company indorsed on each bond For sale by NJ X
JEsUP 81 Co.. 50 Liberty-st
CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND VTNCENNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.-
The road earning dividend on its stock beside in
terest on its bonds. But small amount remaining
Apply personally or by letter to
w. B. SHArrUcK 81 Co.. % Nassau-st.
AUSTIN BALDWIN s. Co.,
Bankers, No. "A Broadway,
Issue Letters Of Credit on
CITY BANK LONDON,
AND
LHERBET1E, KANE & Co. PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
HowEs q MACY Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities to Depositors az In
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &c
&C., for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
SECOND BOARD.

Sdiss 0f GOrPTNmcf B0nds
10 e. COUP lie 6OW L. T. $50 Con 67....l
50O H $50 Reg '62....Il2l 50U $50 Cou t3
81 OJ0 L. s. $50 Cou 6nll5t $50 T. ) o2J COu !oot''.t
$500 ...........2l ocockll53 20O0.,,....
00o n = 8 20 Re 5000 T. S. lOO Con ~ oc llD
II 900 u s. Curaucy Ut
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
GcIu i1lanteo-- females.

WANTED-A reliable and intelligent Ger
w TAKE CHARGE OF TWO LITTLE GlELS one
and hair preued must have
The references Call No. 80 Garden place. Brook
lyn IL ighs daring forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

The Philadelphia stock markets. irm Pennsyi-
yania Skies 105 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, gl
Reading Railroad. 81; PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. 81
Gold, ll2!. .-I
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
Cost ano founo.

Il OST-On the I'd or Sd OF Jan;s between tween
II 1s Asor House s0d ss. & 10 - ,los
k Pomtroy containing Aad docrlnfpe O ~ ~ ~
bst tee osus Tbs will Be suitably ~ p.rf,os
psILs.. W. POSTER. st Gee. r. hssen W. F" "'"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
feIp il)anco--Rla

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YOEK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THB UPTOWN
OYpTCES Nos 5il West Trysecoudst, SOS West TSeatynd
8 al regular ohce fsteS
WANTED-A SMART YOUNG MAN, who
w Understands single entry Bookkeeping practically one ae
suaaed sh Tie pubis61g business pefrred 70 90 general once
frcs; from q g - sssry hrs year from 500 70
SSo address haniSung gne aFe experience references
ke ASHER ADAMS Publishers. SS5 Broadway Nev.iork.
NVANTED-Bya a German Gentleman-A SIT
w UAToN in eapae 3 neresaiie or nnOianns house
bookkee and wiling 10 WOrki rel
escuoes givon. ADDRESS r. G., Box lill Post-Ohce
WANTED-A fiTSt-claSs JOB C0MPOSITOR; !;
w accastomcd do Ornamental wei as plain work in
downtown oc II. r., Box 3S3 NeWYork PostOhee
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
RgCEIpTs OF PRopUCE.

Per North Rssr yss.sls aae Raliroada
MI. yissr 10 Sss Mss SssA wheat - so sa.s csss,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

The transactions at the Clearing for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
AUSTIN BALDWIN 81 Co.,
Bankers, No. "a Broad way,
Issue Letters of Credit on

CITY BANK OF LONDON,
AID
LHERBET1E, KANE & Co.. PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

HoWRs q MACY Bankers No. 20 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities to Depostors as In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, BONDS, &C.
&c. for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

TABLT or CMe AgeTdge Amount Of Loans, Specie, CTchld
lion. DeDosiis dG Legal Tenders ia ne Bahiks Of me
Cifgof Neo York for he ,reek e',diag saturday, jan
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
5itaations Wanteo-- Malcs.

ADYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OPF - Nos Thirty-second-sL, 5 West Tgenrd
ST, ap to p H., at regular obee rates
A MAN with great experience desires posi-
"A ton A. COLL BCTOR; furnish the best Of references from
frIsss houses good house BOOK
KkEPER which be expert at fair salary Address b r.
Hstl Ofce.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14
a THI0RO UGH ACCOUNTANT, a Ne

IA Yorker With the French ana Spansh sngu ha
bookkeepe collector and commercial travel
oeSrds a SITUATION BOJKkEEPER or CObLEClOhi ssia
ro reace undoubtei Address B. k Box lo8 Tribune O'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

MIDDLE-AGLD GLNILEMAN, accuS
"A TONED 10 collecting for many years wishes situate
A. SPFCIAL or GENERAL COLLECTOR Unexeeptionabe re,
euoes B. W. Abugonsqusre Post Ohce n
New-York tribune., 1873-01-14

CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND VNCENNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.-
The road earninga dividend on its stock beside in
terest on its bonds. But small amount remaining
Apply personally or by letter to
W. B. SHArrUcK 81 Co, % Nassau-st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

HAVE JURns ANY RIGHTS WHICH JUDGES
FEEL BOUND TO RESPECT? What is the use of
o jury when we find, in q recent suit for in
juries received in consequence of railroad
accident tried in Massachusetts, the verdicts
of three distinct juries in favor of the plain
tiff were set aside by the judges on the ground
of excessive damages? On the first trial the
jury awarded four thousand dollars damages
on the second, over five thousand dollars, and
on the third nearly seven thousand dollars.
The case went to the Supreme Court on ex-
ceptions, but they were overruled, and there
fore the plaintiff will receive the last-named
sum-, 1t is evident that the people Of Mas
sachusetts have rights which the railroad COM
panies are bound to respect, even if juries
have none which the judges feel called upon
to acknowledge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

YELLOW FEVER IN THE SoUTH-The report
that the yellow fever had broken ont in Gal
weston is contradicted. The order for quar-
antine at Boston is 10 be revoked; still it is
rather hazardous for those Southerners who
are now in the North to return 10 their homes
just at this time. Shreveport is suffering
from the pestilence railroad traffic is sus-
pended, the telegraph Office is closed, oil the
operators there being sick with the fever, and,
in fact, the city is isolated. The month of
September is the month in which yellow
Jack" enjoys his carnival in the South, and it
is only when his foe, the other Jack, Jack
Frost" comes with his hoary legions that his
reign ceases. We therefore advise our Southern
friends to tarry a little while longer among us,
and await further accounts from those South
ern sections in which the terrible scourge is
said to have broken out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13


sLoNa IsLAND's SEA-GmT SHORE GETTING
VERY NAUGHTY. market for tar and
feathers must be going up on Long Island.
Besides the Huntington barbarity we have
accounts of similar occurrence in the fash
ionable precinct Of Glen Cove, where . white
woman was involuntarily donned with the
Long Island uniform on suspicion of cohabi-
tation with negro. What with prize fights.
tarring and feathering, sensation murders,
love scrapes, pulpit scandals and other mat
ters of the kind, Long Island far outstrips han
older and larger sister of Manhattan Island,
and will soon be able to bear the palm from
every other section of the country of similar
extent, for lawlessness and immortality.
Verify, the Getty of Churches is backsliding
from its former high and virtuous standing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

The NEW York Liberal. REpunrJc,Ss bav-
ing been thrown out of the democratic taber.
nacle and having had the door of the ortho-
dox republican church closed against them.
have resolved to be no longer mere make
weights or haDgers-on to either of the old
parties, but to take the field for our November
election as new and independent reform or
ganization. To this end their State Central
Committee, headed by General John Cochrane,
having met, deliberated and determined what
10 do, have issued call for Liberal State
Convention at Elmira, on the 9Th day of Octo
Der. They have selected Elmira because
No pcntup Utica contracts their powers.
and because they wish to DO free from the
contagious influences of the republican and
denocratic conventions. Very good. Toe
long have the liberals hidden their light undei
bushel Let them bring it forth and illumi-
nate the State, for light is still wanted, even in
reference to our city affairs, and there is every
where broad field open for new and enter
prising party on reform.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

CHOLERA IN EUROPE. official advices from
British consuls in various sections of France,
Russia, Italy and Germany are to the effect
that cholera is ON the increase in these coun-
tries. We are unwilling to encourage the feel
ing that we are in any danger of visit from
the dreadful scourge. 1t is very possible
that in some portions of the Continent of
Europe the plague has of late been making
serious ravages. 1t is quite manifest, how
ever, that what is called Asiatic cholera is
now under the control of science. In the
great cities there is less danger than in the
country villages, for the reason that the neces-
sary appliances are at hand in the one case
and not in the other. We see no cause for
fear, but there is every reason why all needed
precautions should be taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13
TRIPLE S HEE T.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
To-DAy's Contents of the
Herald.

UTHE VACANCY IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES HOW SHALL 1T
BE FILLEDs,-LEADING EDITORIAL AR
TICLE-SIxrH PAGE.
NHE GREAT JUDICIAL OFFICEl PROMINENT
MEMBERS OF THE ILLINOIS BAR ON THE
QUALIFICATIONS AND CANDIDATES FOR
THE VACANT CHIEF Observation-Disclosures
PAGE.
DASTARDLY ASSASSINATION OF GENERAL E.
~. MCCOOKi SHOT BY A BANKER AT A
PUBLIC MEETING IN DAKOTA-SEvENrH
PAGE.
AN NTRANsIGENTE SORTIE FROM CARTAGENA
SPAIN REFUSED REPUBLICAN AND
CARLIST ARMY STRENGTH WAR NUM-
TIONS FOR THE CARLISTS LANDED ON
THE COAST OF BISCAYI RAILWAY DIS.
ASTRR-SEvENTH PAGE.
CARTAGENA's SIEGE HISTORY, FROM A
HERALD CORRESPONDENTS DIARY
CONTRERAs IN DISGRACEl A STERN COM
MODOREl THE PETROLEURS AT Work.
EXCITING SCENES-FoURTH PAGE.
TIE ERIE RAILWAY PRESIDENT TO BE
HONORED BY THE CITY OF LONDON
THE GERMAN EVACUATION OF FRANCE
SEVENTH PAGE.
INTERNATIONAL LAW INSTITUTE SESSION
STN BELGIUM ARBITRATION AND THE
WASHINGTON TREATY DIsCUssED-sEv.
ENTH PAGE.
GREAT HAVOC OF THE VINE DISEASE IN POR-
TUGAL-IMPORTANT GENERAL NEWS
SEVENTH PAGE.
SPLENDID CONTINUATION OF THE BOATING
CARNIVAL AT SARATOGA KEATOR VIC
TOR IN THE sINGLE-SCULL RACEI THE
TORONTO ARGDNAUTS SCORE ANOTHER
VICTORY! THE FOUR-OARED STRUGGLE
WON BY TILE DUQUESNES-THIRD PAGE.
RAvAGEs OF yellow jack IN LOUISIANA
SEVENTH PAGE.
JUST AS EVERY ONE Expected TIE PRO-
FESSORS' BIG BALLOON AGAIN .SUF-
FERS ~ HOW IT WAS DONE-THIRD PAGE
THE WILLIAMSBURG HORROR MRS.. MER.
RIGAN IN JAIL CHARGED WITH STRAIN
CLING MARGARET HAMILL TO DEATH
TENTH PAGE.
0Ow TIE POLARIs MYSTERY MAY BE CLEARED
UPi SUGGESTIONS OF sAvANTi WHERE
THE BURLINGTON PARTY PROBABLY
ARE-SEvENTH PAGE.
LOWER FREIGHT CHARGES AND THE MOVE
MENT OF THE PRODUCTS OF THE sOILi
THE SENATE COMMITTEE TO VISIT THE
CANAL DISTRICTl RAILROAD PROFITS
AND POwER-FoURTH PAGE.
TIE AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
TROUBLES THE ROW IN THE SULLIVAN
STREET BETHEL LIKELY TO EXTEND TO
OTHER CHURCHESl A SUIT FOR SLAM
DER-FIPTH PAGE
FINALE OF THE DoNCAsTER tENGLAND) SEP
TENDER MEETING UHLAN CARRIES OFF
THE CUP-SEvEsTu PAGE.
EQUINE SPORT IN wESTCaEsTER lookout
LADY POWELL, BROWN PRINCE AND
HATTIE o'NEIL THE vlCTORS-FIFru PAGE.