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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-13

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-13

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-13

EMERSON'S VOCAL METHOD, byL.o.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

A CALL, ON HONOR.

Mr. S. knncn,t. n sunnrnumerurv on The nn-
liee force ,informs ua that on Wednesday, night
~ lie was walking home. he dropped from his
pocket u package containing ten dollar ana a
nvo dn!'pr note. Il was picked Ut ny eooral
man. who tnns a hand cart. at the corner of
Magazine and aravier street. oupoaltc Uern-
Fhelm'stubanno store Tho rploral mnn "a W TINT
whan he picked NJ TIN money certain party
arnaarlng W ha a gentlemen. askad him what
" WRH. and taking II out ~ hia banda walk nd
away. Immediately nftor ha met Mr. Kaneeht.
who told him of bis loan, but the atrananr had
Mr.. kanaehi, who In n poor man,
would be than ktul to ihe 81 tnuGar IT hia money
was surrendered under envelope To his address
At tho nEMorRAr office. He nuppoaaH i. ID il
ana hopes that the stranger will come
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
JEFFERaON JUSTICE.
an Interesting Decision by Justice
Kemp, Of irefna

An Interesting Decision by Justice
Kemp. Of dretna-
The naae OF David Riley. nclore,l. Vs. Denia~
inln Andrews and Richard Keya IA eniitipt
praying ~ damages III The Hnm pf snp on the
ground or malicious prosecution. rama ~ ha-
lore the enlarel Judge Kampt fret justice Of The
peace Of Jefferson,
Mr.. Andrews. one of the managers NJ tho
Union OIL Company. "atsal the arrest VT Riley
on the eighteenth uf October for assRult mud
disturbing the peace Although nya ntedihla
witnesses ewnra to the truth " NJ AndrawH's
assertion. Kamu discharged the accused.
Aa soon ma ha obtained his dlenhnraa be EN-
tered suit tni malicious prosecution Neatars
day the case wns tried mud Ill Though the fHri q
III the assault aud the disturbance III tba pence
were fully esahishel Kemp sald Tint aa tha
nrieonnr tRtayl .waa emily held IN custody far
three auatters ~ en hour ,a did not think
TINT he could have been damaged to the amount
VI flon, He therefore dismissed the nnHe 30 far
M MI, Keys was concerned, but gnva judgment
III fnvpr 81 nlalntlH aaninat the defendant Mr.
Andrews. HI tue attn uE fHn
The lawyers fnr tha defendants viii not enh-
nit ~ kamb's decision. hn' will ,ake an nps
Deal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
A Negro Cutting ARRAY.

AT 8 O'Clock |, ct evening, mt the corner Of VII
lera and Customhnuse I'reeta Il difficulty to k
pmc" b tween two eolorsd men. ono LaeheAu
and T. ]. Ganorge which resulted In the former
b. ing cut in b.. left stde and painfully wounded
with knife Ia the hands Of the Inter.
From Whit could DO armed Of the difficulty
II appears thHi some time ago the men had u
quar- Al. and lnst evaninR tho affair was re-
neWed. which cnlmiI atsd In the nfTray.
The wounded man was removed to the Char
ity Hospital. where hie wound was examined
and pronounced dangerous, though no. necps-
anrlly fntnl Tho ccused arrested and
locked W In the Fourth Precinct station
chnrged with cutting and wounding with intent
to commit murder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
BOARD or HEALTH RECORD

The following wara recorded yesterday nj tn
Office " the Board uf Health.
BIRTHS.
Mra. Victor Monte. u daughter.
Wra. Geo. Tuscan. a aon.
Ntfa Frank Moreno. u son
Mrs lptf HarIPnn. u daughter.
Mrs, Michael Ward n daughter,
Mta. John Fitzgerald, a daughter.
Mira John T. Richardson Il daughter
Mrs David Ionna, u daughter.
Mra Alfred Il tlark, a daughter.
Mira. Augusta Fnllnin. a daughter.
Alra Thpa Parry. a aanuhtar
Mra. Alhart Arnaharf a aan .a..@M
Mrs Haalla Baras. daughter.
MARRIAGES..
john I. Stanley to Emily II, Etaenr.
David Jones' 10 Mira. Thilnmpha G,ihnrt.
1haa Himtar To- Louisa flRna.
Mrs, Mary Duncan II years
Jennie Gtpen months.
GeHina u Matilda mnntha
Robert Mahnnrt 4 years. 5m.5-.m"
Edward Delaua, + DAYS.
John neuthar, ~ years.
Adela Wand years.
Wra. Elisah III Rixnny, EF years.
Mrs. GATHERINGS Fnn'n. w ynara.
Cecilia nntbar 2s years.
rhua. II Webb, "A yenra. 54"@.M
Uhna. Augustus year.
Geneva r., Wuhl, n dnta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
THE coMMIrrEE or rnE wHor.n.
GRAND OPENING.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Receive Their Friends III
Their New Rooms

- AS Aohak AGi SfTlSIIHn AS1G11H-
ton Receive Their Friends III
Their New Rooms.
The Increased membership OF tho Young
MEMS Christian Association. ana the enlarged
Held ~ labor nRon which tho organization mas
recently entered has neeessta:ed Il change from
the small rooms lately occupied BY 1t at No. a.
Camp street to the more oommodious quarters
on the second aoor of the building famous as
Armory Hall.
The association some time age entered hi d u
lease Of the hall, and since then has had large,
number OF skilled workmen employed. under
supervision OF a competent COMMITTEES n 1t ng IN
ndarran9ing the place. The work although not
ntiraly completed has sum GENTLY advanced
admit OF the association taking possession
nd finally installing themselves Ia these their
aw quarters.
The large hall has been divided into three
compartments. One.has been fitted UP as the
reading room: another, which Is not QUITE IN
fshed, Is re- b. the prayer meetinE-room. and
the other, which ~ the largest OF the three. Is
the assembly or reception room of The assolia-
ton. wherein will take piac- the weekly re-
unions which have been. and will no doubt con-
tlnae TO he. the source OF much enjoyment to
the members and their friends.
Last night the rooms were formally and an
which Was witnessed BY 4 large audience. |
The exercises were opened with full chorus |
Ey the musical society of the association and |
this was followed by a prayer by the Rev. n. g. |
uptnn.
The halance.a the programme included ad-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

Last aveufnR. nj NJ ~ CAMP street, Tho Young
Mems Hebrew Association gave another nf thair
delightful informal entertainments. Tie pre-
9ramn,n for the occasion was selection Of
musical and literary gems whin', we're ariis-
tinallv rendered by the young ladies and gent,a-
men 81 tile association.
The entertainment wRE tnnTludni with He'+
laniu'a comedy. IN nna net, entitled First
Lnya' with tho following cast
Hugh Livingstone n wealthy Iron fouudar.
Mr.. Julius l., Hanr
Emily, his daughter Mtaa Sarah Mueller.
Unatlaa Fns, his narl,ew Mr., Mayer authem.
lianry Van Handt. his nntehhPf.
NH Emanuel Well.
ferkina. n groom NJ. Maurice Gtau.
The entertainments Wa4 0Rrlnled with n
dance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

dressea BY Mr.. n. g.. Hadden, Mt, WIN. Arm
strong w. @. Ratmohd. Esq. Key, Dr. Ma,hews
and Hav Dr. Palmer, and Instrumental and
vnpal muain. III this last Item apeeinl. mention
must be made of the SOPRANO solo Ivy Mts-, ".
Rharnnri Thia lady has full. sweet aud well
educated vnlen. which she manages with both
Judgment mud skill Her singing WAS really a
feature pf the ENTERTAINMENT.
The nhnrus liz The Navahpys Association.
Pull TT the Shore and Hold The Tprt !" warn
mest enjoyable AMI were ereditahle III their
rendition both to The boys and those who have
had thaf In charge
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
RIVET PARTY LEGISLATIVE
NOMIN ATOMS.

The following arc Tho Legislative nominations
Of the Rivet party Ne far as have been an
nounond
Third Senatorial pistriot Jack Auhar'in
Fifth Representative DiHtrict tFifth Ward
Felix Leganhro and II. Prnttini.
Sixth Representative Dtarlet tSiSth Ward
Lnwaou L.. Davla.
Thirteenth Representative Datriet tThr
tnnnth ana Fourteenth WartlHl u, r.. WRlntn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
MYaTERIOus SHOTS.

What the Police Recovered on lnves-
tigating the Matter.
AT O'Clock fhntaday morning several shols
were fired by unknown parties at the corner Of
Nntta Dame anI Front atreeta.
Officers Muller and Porter arrived there just
IN time IL ainnrer n nni, going NJ the gait ~ Il
quarter horse luwn tha etrant They nallei On
him 10 hnt. but the f,gittva instead Of obey
Ing tho order turned upen hia rurauera aud
fred two ahuta nj them after which he effected
his naaarn.
The officers In thnir pursuit. found a RraY
aMpruaeI 10 have hnpn dropped Nv the f,ip Ilyn
The articles found warn brought IT, the station
Thcy nfe supposed ~ he ihn fruit Of some burr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Widow Of Robert McDarmott 10 Henry Char
mock. an undivided one half intorast III 4 lot
and buildings honadal hv Magazine. Camp.
Malpomena and Terpsirhora stree T. $1,000.
Louis Reihm to N1rhaai MslIinger n lot Of
ground. with bulldogs. In suuarn b onntei by
Liv" Oak. Magazine Bordeaux and Lyons
streets sl2Hn
James Fitzgerald 10 Thos. Newman a lot or
ground, with improvements, bounded by Ba-
rronhe. Dryades Harmony and Pleasant strees
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
CITY HALL.
Administrator Houston aud the Police
Rails


Rolls.
Some Of the mamharn 81 the police force 40.
pear to ha under the imprs aaon that Adminia-
trator Houstons objection to tho passage on
Tuesday OF the ordinance appropriatlng mon
fes to pay the rolls OF the police force for 0nto-
ber is antagoniattc IL their intareats The I'm
preston In false one. which would require a
great deal Of explanation and figuring 80 COZ
rect. and even then II la doubtful whether tho
average policeman would understand them
thoroughly. In general iorma, however, the
facts Of the eRHe are that the approximations for
the police force like for some other rola. has
already exceeded the cum to be paid OH month
III. according 10 tho budget and she result will
be that. with the eSietng budget In force tho
police whilst they will receive their allowance
for. October. will tlnd themselves without any
hudRet appropriately for greater part of tha
remaining Two mpn1ha of the year. II will ha
noticed thy referring to this proceedings of the
louneiN that Mr.. Hauaton alao voted against
The ordinances 80 pay the aaarinR or the Mayor
and Administrators. and even the rolls " ha
own department fnr the aana month Of natu-
Der. The object of the Adminip ratpr waa u
Hrst obtain u revlaien and amendment Ut tho
budget. and to that effect to being the city al
minttratian TO u consideration ot tho moasurns
W ha taken W raise money for those itama OF
the budget that arc certain 80 fall abort and
among VIII b tha reltoe bay rolls are included
Although the Ouuucn decided otherwise tbs
administration Ia, nevertheless. NJ work aeak-
ing the means OF covering al pessihle deficits.
OCTOBER ROLLS.
Yesterday the Administrator W Finance wna
engaged IN paying the city rolls far Ortohnr.
and u IL attil believed that November and ne-
cemher will be- hrihged over.
THE coMMIrrEE ruE WHOLE
Tho Council were canousing during tho greater
rart OF the day yesterday. Mr. Van Bonthuysrn
aud his attorney being among the callers on
the committee. IL WAS understood TINT Mr.
Van nenthuyson hal not only ,iiseinimnd thn
authorship OF the ordinance granting tho right
OF way Ter the proposed Chartres street rail
rance Or the ordinance until he Jaw IL pub-
liahed FL the official proceedings Of the Council
Meeting .
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

MICH Cows.-In another column il viii be
seen that Messrs Wing Hancock proprietors
OF the Southern Stables. corner Delord and
Dryades streets, hays Just received choice lot
Of milch cows. which they are DESTROYS OF dis
posfuT OF as soon as possible and for that
reason will otfar them 1t very low figures Par
ties wishing fine family COWS or cows for dairy
purposes will d. well TO call and look over
Messrs. Wang h Hancork's stock. They are
gentlemen vino can be relied upon. and will al
ways deal fairly and honestly with those buy
il.R from them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
second Reoorder,s Court.

poAro rughsern, y Augatte md y. H. Dnrcnaa
charged with violating aeattnn of article a.
March a. 1879 In that they sold ticknts Of thu
Havam Lottery COMPANY md tho Kenunk,
Common wenh Distribution Company, pleadst
guilty aud were sent bRfnre tho First District
Court under n bond anah Of t2rn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
The Shooting Of Young.

Tho Rtenmbont Isabel which arrived ut this
port ut O'Clock lnst tveHiug Ind on board y
negro nHmed hllnn Young. who was suffering
FROM two l,istol onude which he received nj
tbs hnnds III II whife man named Jenetetts. an
nvnrfear on ths LsssHpa riantntion, Young
said ha phot hy tho ovGrRsor bnGnuas he
would not load onri fact enough to suit him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
CITY ECHOES.

Henry Woods. for tho larceny NJ phir of
shoes, Gagged in the Third Station.
VIM. johnson WIS looked M In tho IInrbor
Station. ebHrgnd with hsiug n dangerous md
suspicious character.
Mntin kennay rolIoe officer, WINS locked
no In tho Sixth Station charged with being
drunk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
Casinos Killing,

City Physician Cha tant. In presence OF Coro-
nor Mnrkey held an inuunst on the body of
Leon Casino, and found ina tho bnllnt entered
the ha,tk of the deceased below the left shout
der: blade. perforatinE the lung and left nnricle
81 the heart, lodging II H. sternum, causing
profuse Internal hrmprthage and dea'h. The
inquest was continued antil II future day.
The accused. Tnny Ma range was re-
marded 'othn Parish J. isou withou, ball The
witnesses arrested by the police we're released
~ Judge hhsehan ~ their own recogRizance
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Tho Executive Committee of the Democratic
Conservative party met last night md tppon'ot
n suh-oommitaa to mnat the conference com
mitee Of tho Parrish Committee
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
Shooting ARRAY.

At 4 o'clock last evening nm afrray took
place on honrd the stenmboat j. NJ White
du5 ing which Peier Joseph. IA deck swoepsr.
w5a shot In thu left lea aud Rlighily injured
With pistol Ia the hands Of Jim simmons
nlina Liverpool. Tho accused etYaetd his es-
cape A purity named Chns. Urz4e was locked
no. charged with being All accessory.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
THE, sTRAKOsCH ITALIAN OPERA

Wchave received The viatt Of Mr.. Gus Bothner.
treasurer 81 ths Rrakosch company. who ar-
rived here from Now York On Wednesday, Mr.
Hothnnr Informs Ia that yoatnrhny II dispntrF,
from NJ. Strakoscn received Ivy him. aetfles
beyond question the appearance OF tho com
pany ~ tho New Opera Houso on tho twenty
fourth iustnnt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
First Recorders Court.

Ell Gaflnr. hran II ri trust md emhesa1e
mant Superior Criminal upurt. bonds 5000
Joseph G'hba. petty larceny, First District
COURT, bonds $3.50.
Il, Haa, assault md hnttsry aud manning .
Superior Criminal Gnurt honda f2f0
Dnn Brown, Horny jack and ltWrgr Lncey
assault and hnttei On DHlcnr Hermann. RHps-
FLOR Criminal Onnrl Lnn1s kYth
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

It is a we'll established fact that these lung
ana fhroat diseases raray prove fatal among
me Indians inhatting the Gulf coast. We be-
lieve this Is owing ait RFther TO the fact that
they Invariably nae the Wild Turnip when
t1Hs attacked. Ltplace'a Indian Turnip Pee
t9ral BALM Is prepared from this vegetable.
Hence It's wonderful efficacy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

TT \: sIEBHEG3HT, NJ q 4s J. RoyaI street. has
the most complete seIeetions Of artistic fTlrnt
ture. ornaments. etc. Call and examine tie
splendid selection OF sattns, BrocafeIls. Cote
lines. Raw Silkh. Embroideries. Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles In PapeF Hangings. all att the most rea-
sonable prices. oc19 tt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
BREVITIES.

Rev. DR. Bristur will deliver tenn perance nd
dress al tbs Upper Bethel. OH FHltpn naar Jack
son street, ths Friday evening ut 1880 O'clock
Tha admiuanee Is FREQ and the public is In
yitau -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
WEATHER BULLETIN.

NAa pHpa tayNrNT.
aisnai sarytne. United Btates Asmt. 4
Daily mstauroloainnI record for s'a sight hnnrs
ending nj 10 .na y. IN. 4 huratiag, November r..
Observations taken nj the sanla rnu,nsn' -
time At all snttanF1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
Fol- Through q Hatch.

At O'clock Inst evening ~ colorad man named
VIM Taylor fol through tho hatch OF tho
stenmtont Henry Frank mud sustained s"rioua
Injuries. Ha was removed 70 tho hospital.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

Senator Chambers wealth is estimated at
81. 100000. Blaines little Bnb, Eugene Hale,
gets 1t all. What corruption fund for Maine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
THE COURTS.
Fourth Distriot (!DIirt.

9no. Aasnnt va Wianw Frances Assant Suit
for portiu OF !,inluiff.4 ieonnsAd brothers. es-
into.
Mrs M,rn Nurnnt " VIM r. FaltIIe her hus-
hand.-Eui for separation of nfnrurty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
First District Court.

GnNrINHHH fNDHFtNiTHJv.
James A ONsl, aaansllt and battery on IT, T.
Ttarp with n knita.
vHRpts'rH.
Ghas Goodman. anlnrnd oh aiming money
under fnlsa pretannns guilty.
VIM. Teal. breaking aud entering. etc. not
guilty
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

ba given. when 1t Ia heped thai tho Justly de-
served reward nj Mr. O'Uohnot'H efforts will
greet him In n numerous Rtt 4ndanee.
Novines have special rdnnelnenfe olfarnd
during the dry. when they ean ptaetee 10 their
hearta' eontent. and obtain perfect Use Of the
ak ea without faar II laughing eritleisma,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
YOUNG M ENH HEBREW ALSO
CITATION.

Mnatmut tenn nRtAurN ~; minimum 10.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
THE REPUBLICAN CAMP.
John Sherman VIII Not Come,
md Tells tho Reason Why.
The Committee on Nominations Meet
aud Adjourn without Trans
acting Any business.

A. 7. numnnf, chairman of the Republican
Hae Central Committee, has received The fol-
lowing response 10 his Invitation to aenretnty
Sherman ~ Walt the State and participate In
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-08-20
Words Of Wisdom.

He who runs after shadow has a
Wearisomc race.
Those who cry the Ioudcst have gencr-
ally the least to sell.
There arc two kinds of gcniuses~-thc
clever and c too clever.
Justice is like a glass, which cannot be
bent, but is easily broken.
I'hc word of an honest man is surcr
than the gold ola villain.
We can never die too early for others,
when we live only for ourselves.
1t is the best proof of the virtues of a
family circle to'scc a happy fresidc.
How few faults are there seen by us
which we have not ourselves committed.
If man be gracious and courteous to
strangers, it shows he is a citizen of the
world, and that his heart is no island cut
off from other hearts, but a continent
that joins them. .. a-....
A scold:Hg woman, like a train conduc,
tor IS pretty much on the rail. ill.,.
It is difficult, 1 own, to blend and
unite tranquility iii accepting, and cncr
gy in using the facts Of life. But it is
not impossible; if it be, it is impossible tc
! be happy.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Russia has formed an alliance with
Persia.
Eight thousand Albanians are threaten
ing the SCryan frontier
August IL, there arrived in New York
800 emigrants mortly for the West.
American eagles valued at 100000
were shipped from London to New York, AUG
The steamship Scythia which arrived
IN New York August IS, brought s265.OOO in
gold coins Ill American Eagles.
1t Is reported in DcsMoincs that there
Will be a strike of all the coal miners in
iowa, 32OW in number, on an agreed dav in
October.
The schedule in the assignment of
Louis W. Schmidt, of New York, book pub
Usher, shows liabilities of s269,2O8: nominal
assets, S45,76l; returned assets, s15,1s5.
dispatch was received in Denver
Colorado, August 10, stating that Jaw Gould
while Europe made arrangements with the
Dutch bondholdcrS to conduct the Denver
Pacific rail way from Denuer to Chcveuuc
from /; full examination of S nth Af-
ric;!n aa'iceS since the victory at Ulundi, the
LONDON lines draws the conclusion that King
totcWayo rishcd all on that battle, and there.
tore that The conclusion Of the war has been
virtually reached.
a correspondent at Berlin hears from
reliable authority, that rye which is the Drn-
'ipal bread material Of Germany, will Weld
III INC !l-hc3t estimate, only lhrec-ouartcrs of
me calculated average, whereas wheat. if the
"t"'1lcF continues fair, as seems probable, will
5"IH Il 'HIi harvest. Barley promises about
inc same EI"Id Is rye; oats better, and pota.
f''c> good, though some disease has ,nne,rod
INC commissioner Of agriculture. 70
ports, under dt te Of August, 49, from Wash
I':gton, tho August returns show thot tho oo,
nition q spring wheat was 50 per cent AGAINST
- per cent, in 1873 The northern nort. ~
New England and New York maintain t1,o;,
uly condition. IN the West and North,v,,t
there WAS general decline, caused bv drouth
rust AND chinch bugs. The decline was t,o
most severely fcit in Kansas, where tbc con
ditlon averages only ID per cent. The condi
OF the whole country is 7 per cent, better thai,
iast year. The decline during July was onl,
III per cent. against 81 per cent. in 1878. Witt
an increased acreage, especially in the mas
ccrtalncd territorial area, a considerable, al
dltlon may DC expected to tic Yield of This
branch OF the wheat crop.