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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-12-23

ment as reported in the CHRONicIE,
and not three years, as published in
other papers.
, 1874-06-30
TEMPERANCE.
Tl,o Crusaders tn missouri.

SgftfUt Dtap1tci4 to 1Its ChicHa0 Tribune.
ST. Louis, Mo-, June 20.-A special to tho
Republican from Carthage. No., says F" Our
quiet litt!o town was thrown into state Of great
excitement, about . o'clock last night by col
lection Of the crusaders and their baclsers with
tho anti.crusadors, In front OF s. D. Griswo!d'R
wholesale and retail grocery and liquor house.
Tie ma!o portion Of tho temperance element
have beeu urging forward tho cruaadors, who
have just entered upon tue sixth week Of their
daily crusade against our four saloons aud
their traffic. Last night, after holding
their usual devotional exercfHca in front
Of tho four ealoonn, they hlod up
In front OF GriBwold's establishments, crowd Of
mon. women, aud children following, aud began
to sing. Mr. Gliswold stepped to tue door aud
called upon tho clerks to bring out tho hose,
and he would B1rinklo tho sidewulk and awning.
They did 30, md lie turned tho nozzle upward
agaiuHt tho awning overhead. The wafer calno
from tho awning upon tho crusaaing laaiou, but
thay kept on aluging for few moments,
when sumo man sprang upon Alr. G.is-
void, and. in O twinkle, tho hose was
cut, and several right lively rough-aua-
tumble BcrmmagcB occurred, but no cue waB
pleasant aud disagreeablo nuBs Oh quickly as
possible, and moved III snail squads, ln doubie
tile, and opened again. For d fow minutes it
seemed that serious riot WAS inevitable, but,
by the prompt interference Of the NfaYor aud
Marshal, it was prevented. To-dny nothing elHo
is talked OF, md no fear that unless tho city
authorities promptly suppress 1t that 1t will 10
repeated on larger scuIe tomorrow night, and
with far mo1e serious results"
, 1874-06-30
THE ST. LOUIS BRIDGE.
pyr0tcChnfcs to go TIurncd ut tho
Inauguration.

pyrOtoChnfcs to go IIurned ut tho
Inauguration.
ST. LOUIS. June 29.-Tho bridge authorities have
written Gen. Sherman, asking INN to allow tho
ThIrd United States 1nfnntry, which Is to pass
through hero from tho West thls week, to atop
over aud participate in tho celebration. Tho
procession will bo tho largost and finest over
formed here, and will represent almost eyorY
branch Of business, mechanical Interest,", aud evcry
civil organization IN tho city. Tue pyrosochnio
display will bo on tho grandest possible
Bcale. Tho principal pieces will represent MI
Immense bust Of Washington, with appropriate
mottoea md bouauots OF SILVER stars; .tree Of
American liberty. with marooned jets OF silvor
spray; two aichea Of tue bridge, with thu Stuto
aeals OF Minsoun and Illinois, and tho Gov
eracrs of those States sllaking bands over
the hnppy event; a granl tomple Of honor,
symbols OF industry md commerce, roprosent-
cd by railronds and STEAMBOATS,, With notices,
pillarB, rosettoa Of colored fro, nud maroonod
1ots; portraltB OF tho principal men engaged OIL
the nrdgs enssprsoti railtena phanto" so1.
length OF the bridge, preceded by the. Goddess
OF Liberty; temple or WeBtera enterprise, show
lug, the new Chamber Of Commerce
enbdg sbdg IN na9s 'sn'0 ., wor 3 With s,e,ass %stt0e
allver iete, and maroonod battery bauqnetn. Tho
intervals between these piocos will bo titled with
rocket and bonlbhhell displays, battery cannon
AIDES, fairy fountains, revolving Guns, metoors.
a!atellitos, reid md silver rain, ilumina-
DC, &c., There will be Bevonty-eiYht
pieces In MI, completely covering the southern
side of tue bridge, mud extending 1900 feet.
Ample arrangements aso made for witnessing
tho spectacle. Thirty OF tho largest steamers
and ail the liver crafts in tue harbor will bo an-
cliorsd in tho river at proper distance from the
BRIDGE aud tho lovees OH both sides Of Tho river
will be cleared for Tho accommodation Of sight
, 1874-06-30

mutual congratulations aud woll-wIBhoa wero III
lulgod III to an unlinited extont.
It Ia needless to Say. that tho occa.
sion produced go" tn Da pleaaatro to ~
tioned ". Dryson Euginoor ot tho tunuo; str.
Steclo, Quo Of tho contractors; D. j. Greer, their
Superintendent John Ennis, Superintendent
at tho crib end; JOHN Began. Inspector Of Min
ing Ct tho s!oro or ond John nonrest lnsnoetor
Apcotor of MASONRY ut tho shore ond; Joseph
Bishop, Inspector Of Maeonry nt tho crib
end;. Jamea Webster. Nonoral Manager
for Mr.. Dryson, md It; 9. olark. Assistant
!arged sufficiently To erablo Judgment
to bo formed Of how closely tho titcctlous Of
the tunnels would coincide, 1t became apparent
at glance that
THE VARIATION,
II there wAa any, would bo Bu intinf eBimat TINT
lts detection would require tho employment Of
mathomatlo Instruments.
A pn0rEl CONCLUSION
to the opening Of tho tunnol wns walk to the
crib-ond, Which 1t did not take many minutes
half-hoar having bantEl,od oil rheumatic
aet,Hations which tho constrained shopping
bud produced. Operations at tho crib wora
found to bo progressing rapidly. the Holid walls
aria'ng under tho manipulation Of about fftoon
completed and burmounted witt, tho S0-foot
towor the crib wall DO anything but mn eveaore
to tue wca,y mariner. But little work Is left to
complete tito tunnel and ro.'der 1t ready for uso
AZ fur as Adams sttcot., Ttsrc are only
tlliB Is aone tia uNl work remaining will be
tho removal Of tho railroad irncft, md the cloa,B-
ing from the wallis Of smoko-nlarkH, otc., with d
wcak solution Of muriatio acid and wR or. Ono
thing Which The worlmon have had to struggle
against recently, WIS
the COLLECTION or GASES,
, 1874-06-30

h,ua,,+ ,vo, ,on+ abroad :, ,o od,o,.oa ora
nisea an,s. WI nens eo,oao ~ Ho aoucntu, rnu
[,I" y ySa,S % g. un1 III III 'o ar d T. ~
f." a no tor,una - s h liu,e
s R n.o w. lug Sann,s, ~ 10 aeoo , o ra
Vn,,rm "1n nnan,tds III art, maa un Un Snt u,s. sn
Sot, o n,,a ,s,th ,rcnor E
soo,, "1u, war ',ra., e,na
snrt rAn1 ntor 1,s H,oay W. ,, III au,uo, ,e
ettoi,,n RI; ~ To ,a,, suuf "'
anSt .,,1 ~ naitnny ,aan @ ~ tus.at1Io' nat ~
,at +; ,a cam,,trv fn' ~ MY ia a. nt ~ ;s
Bill h,rtdoy n gavc t,rom 1p ,IinnnEr ~ ,a,s
1r;or. H. ~ o;t t,s " eta,na ie, ~ ~ a,1
~ Mano ~ hoo o i'u NJ. ~ H. sto ~ s u oH
"1,a,oJ % ,o,tc"ncn ~ e1fo H. " r"n,m,s
,,a ,In ,soro .a5 ,uit ill.,, 10y tos,,
Eau {m tha vard ha % ntaht o,naoa
viii mn nTria ~ winc.drink,nr IN xi,,c coou ~,
a,sa,;., ~ Snntt1 ,nas "um Mi,,,a ~
aarod o,,t nnn naroor nf diss',ion nMp Will,
bas hurried hin IN four ycars-no , D. II now Int d
n,oht <"o D''A'o'o "'6''' oA '"'S "ou"'ooA'
A'S En,ro 1roDor,,a a. +t;a ann u., ., ovtpoor-
d;narv g,ncio ~. ,ns,,v bonmf, " III ~ ws ,"nr
fol taii atraiubt % as m % arrow. broad I chas.od @
ord ,ranm1ar -. na 10 rraanf,,f a,,I "1t,o @
athiatn maoti, ~ a~om oir ai,a & nH"e raa 90 a
FAR fnrohoot .ioon h1ma ogoa nj NJ noh,c oh
, 1874-06-30
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

Apkc1u% AHp!teh 10 5Hf CHaeI10 df'o"h1'
PoRT HunoA, Juno Observation-Disclosures DOWN.
Props Luko Ontario. paci1e. benon kehrs Davidson,
Jalncs p4iHe Aalc1an J.tnes Wa'le A. hoS4ys LIKE
Jano Bolt. @. ?. Williams. Pride Of Amorlca.
rAgBEn uP-Ir0pB Wtlls1ow, COMET, Ihl4 Sheridan.
uhl: sch,s Car.l, Mary Collins Newman, soss, ~
euse stss Of ops nnrs 31eS o9aTh e.
Wuker, Dlnt, yLous, MauBuasnulIa, Daniel u. Fort,
Mont Iano. %g Issa'hs piss9
Jarvis Lord sclrA g. J. rlon, nsaco ohanuon, Cor
sssondsn aa O. g. Meai fop one Ill., w1 Ss
tic Waye, Delaware, Jnhn O'Neill Nowsboy, selkrk.
W1Ap-West. WeAther lno.
.Ipecia! Ui.ttfeh to The caitaqo TSftunn.
ponr nunoA, h1icl, Juue 29-Evcning. g.-DowN-
prolu Bfrnul, L.wrence and s1unstcc ncrs wsi,ona,
Irank D. Barker, T. H. lIow!ana, r. II. Knapp, Alice
u Norris, Moonlight parHla, Ellen spry, pll}lo SEQ.
yIl!e, Janiea D. Yawyer lod -Nvhs-anL ne, william,
H. Jones' CONSTITUTIONS, Hnboken, 1Iatie Wells. Granger
O, O. Cooper Potter, Lotus, Graca Murray. Whitney
Adirondack, Emit. mud Kato Darby. -
ur7prop uteoklyn sehfs sl, ?. F. nohbns. 2
W1Np-North, an1 brink.
, 1874-06-30
THE TURF.
Correspondence Of Tho Chfcago Tribune.
OPENING or TIE NEW DnIvIN0 PARK At WATEn-

OPENING or TIE NEW DnIyINo PARK At WATEn-
TOWN, Wiz.
WATEnTowN, Wis.,, Juno 27.-A now ha1f.nilc
track Driving parl las just been completed,
located about ono milo from Main Btreot Of this
city. It VIVA in tine condition. for racing, being
oven, smooth, and hara, IN tue centre Of Ao-
aero lot. 1t ia pronounced the boat Of any In
this part Of the State. Notice having been
widely circulated that tic frat trial OF speed on
It would take place this aftornoon, T. large num-
bor came In from the country, and tlllonB
turned out from the city, with a fair spr.Nkliny
Of ladies'. Tho Judges ascendcd tho stand about
O'Clock, the courhe wuH cleared, and tho two
competing horHos-D!ack Brooze, OF Wutortown,
aEd Black plinee, Of Sun pralrlo-appoared on
tho ground. 1t canuot bo sad that tho iuce was
III ul respects conducted acuording TO the Btlios
rules governing such occasions+ AZ most present
wei new to tile buainoss; but tlero seemed to
DO mal,ifestod nB much intorost aud oxc!toment
~ it all thtngH woro going OH Oh tho
elandeat scale. Tllo first milo loat was won by
nlueh nreozo,-tisne $40; not worry quicd spood,
hut enough to mako his baokora contidont aud
noiBy. Tho aecotld Aoat changed tho laugh to
the other ato. Black Prineo coming il III $3.50,
tllBtaucng his riyMt out Of sight, and taking tho
plrHe Ut s1O0. Then followed lively scrub
racs between four hom.s-Tly. Mmball jack,
Yankee Bill! and Day Oharllo, tho 1ast-namod
winning tho first lnllo-heat iA 0.10, ind also tho
second lu Tie sane t!mo, aud leaving tho otlurs
, 1874-06-30
a LIFE TRAGEDY.

Tho Story of sam Mcdonald, the
Millionaire hturioser.
FROM the LuH,svAe CuMrter.>}ourHal.
Tn tho Courer-Jou'7.at or fow anyB since
tho following telegram from Baltimore was pub
iiuLed:
!" During drunken brawl in the Sherwood
House curly tha morning. borry Amos, aeoa 81,
= wo!l-known gambler, was tataliy stabbed, ny
Mcdonald IL supposed to bo nore on visit from
lnulaua. Ho formerly resided nenr baltimore,
aud il tho Hou of Willinm McDonald. tho mill
ionairo, former owner OF Flu1n Tolnplo.i
atrocious crime wau vol known III the West nnd
los manY trie1da In this city. Nover did ca-
reer open more brightly TINA his, and mover was
the inoyitabls emu OF unbrdod dissipation moro
clearly fulfilled thau in the briof pat sgtaph we
hnyo given abuvo. HIS full from q high estato,
fur boson1 tue comm1H lihR boon 20 leaulong
und rapid, that u briof reoltal Of it's incidents
will 10 Of inteves. to tho general render, aad
will gerye to point O sad moral that cannok bo
TOO often incnlcatea, a.{! will not couo amlHa to
BuuIo OF own 1cnlllcHso lorco.
The Baltimore papois in chron!c!!ng the inot-
donts of tho crime, haye but briefly Gluded 10 tho
previous career Ut tlIb alleged murderer, Somo
acqtalntauco with ita salenl teatuioa enables tho
wllter to plesent the facta as Elyon below. The
murder seems To haso boou tlle uatural soquoncs
of four years Of the noBL ext, aurdlnary dlssipl-
ton. Thrco mon were drinking tosetlor III
baltimore bar.rooM iu tho early AouIH OF the
morning, hnu a9tef u l1BuG sEuHt III QopAucu*
Ono OF t4om waa n uotcl gamo1or Of tLat city
berry Amos, whom local paper describes ~ ~ !;
part rms concerned; tall, erees broaa-ohested,
aud muscular, with sturdy lower limbs, aud
b.nwny anna, and ali well rounded. ho prosentod
to tho eyo tile very peEsouihcatlon ot physical
strength and manly vigor. Another wan booI
oo,npausou, aud the third waH Sum Mcdonald.
Tho two trst wero ut the bar taking drink tu.
getlur mud tho third suddenly asoae from hs ola1r
Ind stabbed tho gambler to tAo loa1t. Tho
murder Is Bald to nnye been doue out oi msre III,
wantouueBH. Tho murderer was baaottod with
LIQUOR, aud had bowio-4lila IN Als pocket,
ltisng from l.is Aoat in alcoholic delirlum. 10
tailor slu,l Of tls crowd before him.. Thore is
sald TO have been no causs for quarrel botween
tho two, aud tllat 1t s not probane tho drunken
man cs,orislol any mallco hatoyet toward his
yicti,l, or any Other porsou !n tho party, Such
IRA tho circumstances Of ono Bceue III, tha l!fe-
lruu,a OF winch We writo tho next mnbt bo loft
to tAo rocord of the courts to tell aud ut TINT
Which roce0osi tho bluody trady lu lta course,
wo ,uaY briefly alIulo to hero.
Samuel Mcdonald was the aon Of very
wealthy man iu Baltimore, whose family oeou-
pted liz htghout social position IN that oasy. Ao
, 1874-06-30
Tho 1Vllito Stockings Win In Their
Game with tho Atlantics.
Press Comments on the Record Of
the Chicago Club.
Local Announcements in the
Base Ball Line.
Annual Regatta at Putin Bay---The
Trigger.
BASE BALL.

BASE BALL.
TIE WHITE STOCKINGS WIN 4 UAs1E.
Specfal Dsspatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
New Yonx, June 29.-About 400 persona
assembled on the Union grounds this afternoon
to witness tho second game Of tho championship
sorioB betweon tho Atlantic and Chicago Clubs,
which proved to bo. contrary to general ospccta-
ton, worry close, exciting nud weIl-playod
gatno. Tho White Stockings wore minus the
sorvtcoH of Alalone, wloBo hands wore too crippled
to atlnit of his playing, but his pIneo WAS woll
filed by CnthboN, who cauglr llloau Old yetoran.
Tic batting of both hines wAa good. hut tho
gansc was won through tho superior Holding Of
petors, Force, md Clam, tho two attor play.
nn H. n y, Hn r es a a
wis GOO snrs Of, tut redeemed l'inaalf in tito
ninth by making one Of tho tlncst rt,hnng
cascl,ea over spen on the grounds, which saved
tho game f,om being tie. Tho un.pring Of
Mr. Mol WAS flrsL-elasB, and highly satisfac.
tory to both clubs.
, 1874-06-30
THE TRIGGER,


There will be mootlng Of the Gun Club at
No. 107 Park avenue, al p. m. to-day. to oon,-
ploto tho arrangements for tho oiub-shoot, which
will come Off Thnrsday at staggs'. Tho FIRST
rrizo is au elegant gold modal, aud tho others,
throo In number. money prizes. THO shoot will
be opo to NIL members Of the Club, aud will be
Mt twenty birds,-on single rises at 81 yards. and
five pairs at IL yards. The winner of tho medal
will fmve 10 dofend It for Que year. shooting fur
it every thirty davs ii challenged tint often.
Among tho contestants will DO ". B. Wilcox,
champion Of 1inoi4; 3. Il. Thrill, who satur-
gartuB; H. J. Edwards, and aome fnrty Others
good shots but of lessor noto. Tho Club Inns
on land 1000 good, strong birds.
, 1874-06-30

away bohInd. Thou all tho other nags within tho
II aeious encloau'o. which had my gait or ncn,ty
to ttow off, to- k the truck. making m animated
apoctaclo. Th in tho beginning Of what prom
iacs to be n yciy hrlBk sporting soason In tllia
vicuity. aIany jcokeys and trainosn wero pros.
ent. Everybody IL gotting tho horHo.foyer, and
buying tlottor to indulge In the spot.
TIE EVANSVILLE RACES.
8pecfd& Ufsnatch 10 Tht Chicaao 9tibnnt.
EVANSVILLE, tnA.. Juno 2U.--GoltlaniLh Mind
aud Judge FulLartou arrived to-day, aud will
trpt Thursday.
, 1874-06-30

FT1tH Ns dHstFH EI71.1 IEFH1N, =
Mr., A. W. Hheltnu cu1no into the oitico tile
other day with Que side Of his face badly ollon
by tho poiuon OF u potato-bug. lie WIS "bug-
g,ug" Ills potatoes, and US ono Of tho young
ones waH crawling upon the outside Of tho ma
chine ho struck It with piece Of lath WHICH ho
carzled In hs haud, aud uone of tho "juico "
tul swelling and Inflammation. Two phyBclaus
wero attending him. and they consider tho bug
much moro powerful III q clustering a3ent tlan
Spanish licH,
, 1874-06-30
ACIrATIC.

YACHT RACE At PUTIN BAY.
DErNo1T. Alic,., Juno 20.-Tho Putin Bay
International yaclt raco took placo to-]ay. Tho
wind blrw fresh, Tho 1ua, Of Toronto, whioh
won tho flag last ycar, was ruled out for non.
compliance with tho r1lieH. Tho Cora, Of Do
troit, camp In frat timo, G hours, IS minutes,
90 sueonds. The Cuthbert, Of Copurg, CaDala,
second tho loua. OF Detroit. third. EiBnt
yachts competed.
, 1874-06-30
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.

Speetai nis.afeh to Tas CAitagu rrib"ns.
DErno1r, aIcll., Juuo 29-Aternoon.-VAasED Down.
-pE0ra rachy, Heutiu. Fatuhsr aud barge, B4lnpson
aud tsf Osoutes and burgess, Eyeraru~u City a,ld
hsrass. Oily Of uoucoldt srArs t.+eu. Rslldassua.
, 1874-06-30
LAKE NAVIGATION,
GO0DRICH'S STEAMERS,

For Racine. Milwaukee,, Hl,ehoygan, Manitu.
VOC. otc.s daily tSnndnys 91ceptGd}. -.
tN-Saturtays boat dom. lcaye until .. m,
For Grand Havon. b1uskegon, etc., daily {Sun.
days c1cepted}.. D.
For Tt. Joseph daily undsy e1ccptcd}.. 10 a. m,
Saturdays ioat don't leavo until II 30 y. III.
For MAnisteo and Ludln1ton, Tuesaay and
q. III
For 0rosn bay and intermediate ports. Tuosday
and Friday. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I'm.
For Escanaba aud Lnke Superior ports, Mon.
a.{ nud Thursdsy'.. :::.::".."".."..". on.m.
e" Gaco and Docks, foot Mct{gan-Av. =
, 1874-06-30
Montcalm, Joseph Paige, American, James Wada
Dooly.
pAsxEp ur--propa Brooklyn, oncidn, Colorado
Bchra Ii. J. Wilcox, Morrlck, 4elkirk, O. nabb.
MINp-BuuthHnat.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~>~%<rN>]0N<~~~~~s<
DR. solENCK's pu1hONtC SYRUP, sEA.WEED
Tonic, ind htandrako Pllls.Thoso n.od,oluos ayo ,.
doubtedly performed moto ouros Of Consumption thsu
any other romod5 known to tho American pu.o. They
arc compounded of vegetable Ingredients and co.ats
nothing which DO injurious human constitution.
Othps Eemodos advertised as cures for Continuation
probably contain opium, whloh "a sonowhat dangerous
drug 10 all oasos. and It akon frooy BY oonsumptlvo pa
onts 1t mus do great tujuy lot ta tendency 10 con,
anct morbid tnatas iu tho asston whloh Of course
n,uat mako euro Impossible. 8chonoks Puuonto sys.
up is warranted not 10 contain particle Of optu It Ii
composed Of powerful Int harmless hcrhs which not Oh
tho lungs. itvor, stomach An lood AMI thus oorroota
morbid seorotaons. and ezpc a thu diseased sttor from
tho body. These tho only leans by which Consump-
tiou eau bo cured and sohoneks pulmono Syrup
Weed Tonic. aud Mandrake Pills arc tho only maAlcnoa
which In this way it's obvious thoy AFRO tho only
gonulne for Pulmonary Consumption. Eao bottle
Of this invaluable modolno accompanied by full rec
ttnns. Dr. sohonck Ia professionally ut hs principal Of
co Sixth and Arch stroots, Fhfladephia ovory
Monday woro all iottors for av!co must 10 arossed.
, 1874-06-30
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF,

Tho South .Walos Atlanta Steamship uonipanya New
FIrx. GLASS, Full-rowerel, CydeDnlt Steamships viii
sail tro,n PonnsylsAua 1saroad Wharf. lorsaT Uily
pEMHnnkE, ,;......Ai Y rEMbRoKE...... ..Juao n
GLAMDilGAS... .JuHa 10
9sr:slux Feed; an r.s.snssrs r. thfoueh ra'o' fro Pm
Brato! Channel, aud all 0hor pn!1ts In t;nxtand,
lhese steaahls built r1nFossy fur tue tFade ato peo
sdrd with all tho lAest tpfo7 for lie c0m(aStAa1
c0usGuIotCo Of
CABIN AND STEERA 1E PASSENGERS.
First Cabin, S7h and 4g0 cuEranuy. Second Cabin, $u
currency. HtG3faHc, $Au currency.
PrnpailE atHcrNRb certificates from C2rdlEs
Drafts Tor Cl md upwards.
Fur iurthor particulars apply In Cardiff, Al tne Com,
panys Ohcas. No. Dnck onaMhess, 4nd Ia Now Yosku
ARCHIBALD BAKFEM l. CO., Agents,
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

on yne way and he did mott snouxnt no staio ~
homo all day Saturday but conclnded aiterwsrd
that he went TO jericho 10 attend gro iestyat
where ne saw only some TWO or three Peopio mat
ho knew; no was there saturday pi9hk Sun:
day and Sunday night, ahd speht qul'a AFeccd
deal OI money there In treating kpe girls to
soda water, ice cream suu peanuts; he
slept alouel In o Tent on Saturday night
and In Q barn on Sunday night, after which ne
walked TO Hampstead On Monday morning where
he took the cars iOr Vaiey stream and spent all
the money he had lett but 81; the next money
he got was about 81 from ms bro'her, but he could
NOT toll HRethef Il wns De.0re or alter Mr. Raynor
paid him. which was IN the beginning oil the next
year; he did not think he hau ever heard Lewis
Jarvis speak about the nur0er, but by reference
TO the Coroner's minutes IT Mas lound that he
tuesday follow ing ana ne now Insisted that he
nrst heard OF II on tue train. The prisoner here
involved himself in mass Of contradictions "a ~
his whereabouts on Monday and Tuesday, He
was persistent, however In denying that
ne went anywhere win Lewis JARVIS either
ON Friday or Saturday. de was also equally per-
slstent IN asserting tnat ne saw Catharne Ann
Mitchell at jarvis house on Friday morning: hut
when CRtharine was questioned regardlnu me
point she testified positively that she did moi
arrive at jarvis house unui Friday afternoon.
when she found the house Closed up and locked
ana was forced to go TO a neighbours before she
copld find JARVIS VIE. 80
The prisoner was evidently iii at ease Curing his
examination ana cast only iurtivc glances at his
questiOner. lingering tue rim or his cap meantime
ana turning lt over and over In his hands. He Is
a rather oark mulatto, with a bullet head aud q
vicious LOOK. He answered al the questions put
tiOnB.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
STORAGE.

,y n,
A -S1ORAGE-wEST SIDE STORAGE WARE
N. houses for furniture pianos, baggage and otncr
family property; separate rooms; low rates aways
ssbe extensive and responsible esfabiishsnent
In the business H. TlGGARr, owner and Manaeer
oficc tg5 Hudson street, near lweitn street
CroRAGE FOR FURNITURE PIANOS, BAGGAGE,
- &C. In separate rooms buildings have al conycnien-
ces; watchman at night. MiCHALEs son,
". ~ and ~ CopAmsrce Htreet. near bleesksr'
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NIBLO'S.
IN q X. rHORNE.
fiftieth night of the
DkLuGE;
or,
PARADISE LOST.
FIFTTETH NIGHT.
FIFTIrTH NIGHT.
DELUGr..
DELUGE.
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The games to be 300 points up the new standard
bcvel table, with 2 inch balls and to be governed by
rules now being perfected by this Congress.
The hall will be arranged In the most complete man
especial attention beng paid to having suitable
for ladies'
Tic sets 50 cents each Reserved seats 81.
No charge tor ladies.
Afternoon seances begin promptly at O'Clock even.
Ing, Ut O'Clock.
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Matthew L0c kes Original will be interpreted bv
excellent sO.oistS anu a GRAND OPEhAiiC CLUisUS
~ GUY MANNERING il In rchear al, with Miss CUsH.
Man in her Immortal charactcr of ME,i MEERli.iES
S!r ienry B,shOp music VIII b. gwen iii this play by
uperior SoiOlsts the GRAND OPERATE C.aOKo 5 and
augmented orchestra.
- seats for the entire Sc ries OF Miss CUsHMASS fare
well dsret by MESSENGER,
or telegraph. rnE Boa UFrICE will be open contlnu
ou,y from a. NJ. to ~ L. N.
A.
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The contestants are--Maurce ygnaux, Cyrillc Dion,
Francois Ubassy Joseph Dion Maurice DAILY George r.
Sosson. Edward Daniels, A. /. hudophe. Albert Gar
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AMUsEmKNAc.
IA BROADWAY.

O" IA BROADWAY.
MODEL
VARIETifS OF
THE WORLD, ....
Every evening and Wednesday nj Sat0rfr neuhees
THEE HOURS OF INNOCENT FU1
THE PR DBLEM SOLVED. =,
OLYMPIC. Pleasure without immortality, "hor
OLYMPIC without yuigarity aud yarIey VIII fout
OLYMPIC. coarseness. The crowded aud nightly m
OLYMPIC creasing honses 10 witness the weefeAy
OLYMPIC series Of Musical Novelties, pleasing va
OLYMPIC. rieues startling speclalties provided
OLYMPIC The OLYMPIC.
OLYMPIC pronounce their introduction 70 a better
OLYMPIC. order OF paygoers at a first class theatre
OLYMPIC. no longer an experiments but an assured
OLYMPIC. success
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
The world renowned Gymnasrs and wonderful Amer
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
STEINWAY HALL. TEEO iHOMAS'
- SYMPHONY Concerts and Pubic Rehearsals
In announcing the eng nth season of
IHEQpyNG iHUMAS

MISUNDERSTANDING GRAND TOURNAMENT
ID tor the impIonsnip OF America at The threc-ban
game. he brilliant galaxy experts
congrcsaei in contest tor prizes amounttag TO $s5u
and a superb emDeln presented by Mathew Delaney,
inventor patentee OF the renowned cushion
ianmany ila In the city OF New York, commencing
Wednesday evening" November 4 1874, ana continue
afternoon evening Tor days