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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-21

THE TICHBORNE CASE and the con-
sideration the claimant and his shys-
ter of a barrister has received at the
hands Of the populace has borne its
fruits in the shape of additional cases
of a similar character. A man by the
name of Olddale has filed a claim
against the Mill-houses estate in Alb
beydale Valley. A mob took pos
session Of the place, valued at from
$15O,OO0 to 100000. The claimant
has the unquestioned right to estimate
his suit, but the forcible high handed
manner with which he and his friends
took possession of the fields of the
tenents in peaceable possession, and
robbed them Of their property, is not
very pleasant proceedings to the Eng
fish land-holders. 1t is sort of a
communistic proceeding which does
not seem assuring for the future.
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ON sTATEN ISLAND.

me celebration yesterday was quite general
throughout Richmond county. The church belle
and chimes were rung at oarly morn. American
nsgs were displayed from the Sailors Snug Hars
Dor &C New Brighton, the Seaman's Rctrea, az
Stapleton, the new yacht club house, all the pub
lie institutions and many private residences. Tho
yachts and pilot boats or the club house werG
gzyly decorated with colors nom stem to sterns
Tue boats OF all the ferry lines were crow ded dur
ing the day, Social gatherings were held In most
Tne Bethel Methodist church at T0ttenviie, St.
Johns Episcopal cnurcn at Rossvine and tho
Ett1ngville Episcopal churcn had festivals. The
ladies' OF the Refoimed church at Port RICHMOND
and Marin ers' Aarbor held fair and festival, an
did those OF The Baptist chui ch at Gran
iteVille, in Winanrs Grove. The ladies OF
Grace Methodist church held o festival at Assos
citation Hail. North shore. free festival was
held at tue African Methodist Zion church at
Mariners Harbor. There was picnic 81 ScnmidtG
Grove, Four Corners The Stapleton Rifle Ciub
mad q practice match at CEDAR Grove. the Fac
toryville Boat Club had several rowing matches
on the Kill Won Kull. The Summerneld Methodist
church, Mariners Harbor, had free entertain
ment In the church st. Johns Lutheran church
had Iree picnic as Deeker's grove, North shore.
The Staten Island Base Ball Club played match,
ct New Irrigation. The staten IEland Railway
Ferry Company ran half hourly boats and hourly
trains over their road during the day. Frank
MlAer, or New York, whlle celebrating the FOURTH
at silver Lake, Tompk1nsville, yesterday, had his
hand shattered by the explosion OF pistol sol
badly that It Is feared amputatlon may be- neces--
gary
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IN BROOKLYN

The sauting ground on Fora Greene was tho
scene OF the firing OF q national salute at SUNRISE
salute was also fred frSm the head Of stage
street, The United States receiving ship YER
mont at the Navy Yard, was handsomely deco
rated with variegated bunting, and the crew we're
In full uniform. At noon the batteries Of the "Old
Guards" rung forth their sslutation.
The City Hall ana County Court House were lib
orally decKed with multitude OF nsgs and stream
ers ana looked well. Very many private dwell
lngs and all the public buildings boosted pretty
colors. The police were all held IN reserve. as Is
usual upon such occasions.
OF course the chief feature OF the celebration
was the parade OF the National Guard, an event
which mas not taken place IN Brooklyn Tor several
years on the Fourth. The military display con-
sisted Of the Fifth brigade, unaer command OF
Colonel Joseph Burger. The organizations az
tached to the Fifth brigade assembled ct half past
eight O'Clock, and formed In line on Clinton ave-
nue.. with their right resting on Myrtle avenue.
Shortly alter nine TIE brigade moved,
the route OF march being down Myrtle
avenue TO Cumberland street. As tho com.
msnd MED past the reviewing stand, on
the latter street. they wore reviewed By Mayor
Hunter and several members OF tho Common
Council. The regiments consisted or the fbir-
tcsnth, Colonel James Jourdan; Fourteenth,
tenant Colonel Myenborg Trenty-sighth regiment
Colonel Burger. and separate troop OF cavalry.
The men looked we'll and were frequently sp.
plsuded along the route Passing the stand they
marched 10 Lafayette avenue taence TO Fulton
street. to Montague street, to Henry street,
30 Cranberry street, where they we're dismissed.
Prospect Park was tbronged vita visitors the
livelong day and abounded In multiMrloua a..
fractions. The roads were covered with band.
some equipages, cricket clubs welded the bat on
the lawn, pleasure boats we're skimming over
the bright waters OF the lake, and the revenue OF
"AomlraP OPTION was large. Miniature zach "a
| tested their relative speed and won victory or
sunered defeat TO the Joy or sorrow OF their
owners. The PARK Commissioners PROVIDED an
open afr concert In the afternoon, under the
leadership OF Conterno. The shelter Cottage and
the Dairy were resorted to by hundreds, who par
took Of reIreshment with apparent pleasure.
Fireworks were displayed at Fort Greene plaza,
| Broadway, near Bushwick avenue; Union avenue
and North seventh street, Eastern District, and
! In the lots bounded " sixth and seventh avenues
| and Tenth and kleventh streets, south Brooklyh
Az ell these points bands Of music also contrf
| buted TO the public entertainments THO city Hal
vas handsomely Illuminated.
CASUALTIES.
! Zebedlah Chadb0urn, aged eleven years wal
! Dacly burned about the face Dy the premature
| dycharee OF spall cannon, early IN the morning
He was taken 20 his home. No. SOI Br0adWaJ
Alfred Paint, fourteen years Odd, residing a
] No Ii9 Clas5on avenue. was shot thropgn th'
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now THE rrnEMrN PASSED THE DAY.

Notwithstanding only Vne-third Of the nremen
received their pay on Saturday there was gen.
eral jubilee throughout the department., all the
men joining in the Iteration OF the day with as
much spirit as If they had their pockets lined
with greenbacks. The members OF No. so engine,
under the supervision OF their foreman, Joseph
MoGiI, gave q splendid collation. TO their friends,
and IN the evening nad 1ne display OF fireworks
IN 'front.' OF their quarters The members of
Engine Ne. :, +. Burke, foreman, and Hook
and Ladder No. ], r. Reilly foreman, entertained
their friends at their quarters, corner OF Cham
bers and centre streets. Chief Bonnor was among
the guests. Messrs. Mcdonnell and FOgo super
intended the whole affair. Engine Company No.
4, In Cedar street, had also fine disp ay OF fire.
works IN the evening, superintended By Martin
Schade, Assistant Foreman. Hook and Ladder
Company No. G. Engine Company No. 9. Engine
Company No. and many OF the uptown COM
panies entertained their friends, while some Of
The apparatus were decorated In the most gorge
Gus manner. among those OF note were Hook
and Ladder No. 10, Engine NO. 20 and Engines 80
~ and 49, To-day the Comptroller Will pay the
Fifth Sixth, Seventh, Eighth Ninth ana Tenth
batAnions their salaries for the month Of May.
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Hart and she funuy Big -Four. aided by an artistic
hQsk. sat the Raalhar AZ dananen.

Hart and the funny Big -Four, AIDED by an artistic
host, set the weather at defiance.
GnMoBE's CONCERT GAKDEN.
There was very large attendance az this charm
ing summer garden last night The programme,
specially arranged for independence Day, began
with yankee Doodle" and wound up with "Ihe
STAR Spangled BanneT.n There was. however,
naw1ched In between selections to please
given 70 the music OF Scotland, and tne
WAY IN Whloh the simple and touching melodies
OF tue Land o. Cakes" were received shows how
Gilmore, In coming down from the classic heights
70 the leYol OF enc popular understanding aud
taste, mas snown real appreciation OF popular
port which his garden receives rom the people.
Mr.. ArDHckie and MI. Levy played their delightful
solos, and the marks OF appreciation bestowed
on them Dy the immense audience must have
bean exceedingly natLering To these artists. Mr..
LeVy,s american POlka,n Introducing the
national airs, brought down thunders OF applause
and Mr.. Sonst sang with telling effect the nne
song, "rhe sword Of Bunker Hin.n
THOMAS GARDEN
This elegant retreat OF the uptown people OF
faBnl0n was crowded last night An admirably
selected programme made the evening hours pass
SO swlftly away that when the last note or tue
cult 10 recognize that the performance Ter the
evening was over. The programme included
selections from .'Masaniello," .hidsummer
Nights Dream,u "Rlenzl." &o which were rem
dered with the wonderful precision and breadth
OF enect Tor which Thomas orcaestrA has become
famous.
WOODS MUSEUM.
Mr.. Sheldon delighted the patrons OF THIS house
last night IN the startling local melodrama,
"Blackwell's Island,n which was Immensely re4-
lsned by the horny handed sons Of Oil who seek
In this theatre relaxation from their daily toll.
hclent to induce these v0Laries Of the drama 10
foreg0 the pleasurable eXcttement furnished by
the Sensational drama.
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TIE CINCINNATI

The "Ancisnt and Honorable" Society Of the
Cincinnati celebrated the ninetJ-seeond anniver-
sary OF It's establishment yesterday. The general
committee assembled At twelye O'Clock, at the
rooms OF the society library, No. CT University
place. The chair was occupied by william s. Pop
ban, vice President, In the absence OF Hon. Ham
ilton Ftsh, the President End Mr.. John Schuyler
acted ~ secretary. Four new members were
eected-narrT IA. Morns, AieXapder Hammond,
Dixon q. Hughes anu William J. Hoppin. Tns fol-
iowtng
OFFICERS VoR TEN ENSUING YEAR
were elected president, uOn, Hamilton Flsh;
Vice President, NitiIam T. POpham Secretary,
hsrinus Wilett; Treasurer, Alexander Hamilton,
Jr.; Assistant Treasurer, HerDert @. Torrey (;
Chaplain, Rev. Manctub s. Hutton, u. %. PHYSICIAN,
Ale XanderSDllntOn, M. ID. standing Committee
Pierre Van Cort9ndI Thomas W. CbrystIe,
william II. Crosby John h. Gray, ". b., JOhn
Schuyler, W. ". Evans. John Cochrane and Ed
ward n. Tapp.
The members Of the Cincinnati then adjourned
TO Delmonico's wnere a dinner was served.
ToastS were drunk as iolOWs:--
10 George Washington, the nrst President Of no
Republic aud 81 the Cincinnati
10 samuel J Tilden, Governor OF New YORK.
10 Hon. hamilton Fish Prssilent VI The Cincinnati.
10 the new members
TO me health Of ths yonsraDls vice President MI.
POphRm.
There were present General John Cochrane John
W. Creation ana about thrty OthCrl.
Tee annual DaDquot OF the society occurs on
February a.
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rag THEATRES AND SUMMER GARDENS.
ROBINSON HALL,

The English version OF "Girone- Girond" con-
tiuues 10 attract popular attention at this eosey
little house. Is has now reached its eighth week
and promises 10 hold out against tho utmoss
Efforts ofOld Sol Tho piece gains in attraction
from the presence OF the Family Trouble, whoss
cancan ~ one or the pieces &c resistance Of the
feast offered 10 the public.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
The attractions at this house we're nassed in
henor or independence Day. The Dill, usually
strong, proved 80 attractive As TO draw In large
audiences IN spite of the heat. But Pat kooneJs
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IN WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

Independence Day was enthusiastically ceie-
brated throughout Westchester county. Prom
early dawn to long after nghtfal the lncessana
discharge Of small arms. the occasional booming
OF cannon, the general display Of bunting which
greeted the eye on every siae, and the nappineaa
visible In the features OF both young and old, fur
nished abundant evidence that the amor
pdtStB burns with undiminlsned fervOn
In the hearts OF the people. The trains
on the Hudson River and Harlem railroads carried
large numbers Of pleasure seekers from New York;
most Of whom patrOnlzed the numerous pieniG
grounds, where lager bier and music formed tho,
cnIef attractions. Through the indulgence OF
Warden Walker the convIcts at Sing Sing prison;
gave very credttable entertainment, consisting
or vocal and instrumental musical exercises, I'M
the spacious chapel connected with that institu-
ton, and which was enjoyed BY al OF Sh0g
male inmates besides NUMBER or visitors,
from the nelghbOrnood. Before being marched to-
their cells the jallbirds were furnished with am
extra dinner, ana for the remainder OF the dan
were permitted 10 enjoy themselves rs best they
m ght IN their cells. At tne Catholic PrOtectory,
In Westminster, the day was also made an occat
sion or fun ana feasttng Tor the many hundreds OF
boys and girls IN that benefcent retreat
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For the past three years the Veterans or 1912
have on Independence Day haen the quests OF the
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER

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NEW YORK. Oct. II, 1870
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This Is a remedy every family should have IN the
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To-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Tumor of Twelve Years Growth Cured
by Railways Resolvent.

BEVERLY, Mass, July IS, 1869:
DR. RADwAY:-I have had ovarian tumor In the
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Kidney & Bladder Complaints

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel. Diabetes,
Dropsy, stoppsge Of water, incontinence OF urine,
BrighL's disease, albuminuria, and In all cases
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small Of the back and along the loins.
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Railroad Time Table.
PEORIA & Ec:K ISLAND RAILWAY.

SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE EAST AND SOUTH.
IrAyE ARRIVE.
Freigh: 7:35 a. m. GaiVa accom-. !i:i2 q. M
Mail q * 80 D. m. Mail & Ex. II :55 "A. m.
Galva Accom-. $3.50 p. m. Freight 3:2o p. m.
The1 .aO train makes close connection with c, B.
& O. r. r. at Galva for Galcsburg and Burlington.
and at Peoria with l. B. & w. r. r. for all points
east and SOUTH arriving at Indianapolis and Clncln
Sleeping coach runs through Peoria to Cincinnati
j. r. HILLIARD, Receiver.
las V MAHoNEY, Gen'l. Tkt. Agt
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Waters New Scale Pianos
e the BEST MADE: The Touch ELASTIC, and
INGING TONE, POWERFUL, PURE and EVEN.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS

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COMPETITION The CONCERTO STOP is a FINE lMI-
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PRICES EXTREMELY LOW for CASH DURING
THIS MONTH MONTHLY INsTALMENTs RECEIVED:
on PIANOS $40 to $40; ORGANS 81 to $40; MONTHLY
AFTER FIRST DEPosIT. AGENTS WANTED. A
LIBERAL DISCOUNT to Teachers, Ministers, Churches
Schools Lodges etc. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TC
THE TRADE Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. HOR
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