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SEXT0N'S EARS TINGLING.
WHAT OTHER BTLLIiRD MEN SAY
amour THE CHAMPION.
His Sudden Withdrawal from the Tournment
Severely Criucised - some Unchnritabie
Comments, "Reminiscences. mud Theories.

His Sudden withdrawal from the Tnurnment
Severely Critioised - some UnchnritabIe
Comments, "Reminiscences, mud Theories.
Very naturally, Sections withdrawal from
the list ~ contestants In the tournament that is
to he opened this evening has created strong
feeling among the billiard experts. The i'm
preston seems almost universal that the with
drnwal, ut the eleventh hour. Ia n dishonornhlc
trick TINT the excuse offered is too lmsy to be
considered. and that Sexton is under the dom
ination OF some one Interested in damaging tho
prospects Of what promises to bc n brilliant bill
linrd tournament The Sunday resorts fro
qucnted by billiard men were thronged ycsicr-
day to n greater extent than usual Garnier's
was crowded as was John Wilson's; and there
were very few visitors who did not express their
opinion in regard to Sections unaccountablo
couduct
Gentlemen" one OF a group ut Garnicr's
said. Sexton has taken water for the purpose
OF breaking up this tournament. but although
he has made other blunGcrs that have hurt him
badly. this one is the worst of ALL The tourna-
mcnt is bound to bo n success notwithstanding
tho fact that scxton's absence will be II disap.
pointmcnt to hundreds Of people"
What other blundors has Sexton nader"
asked another.
Don't you remember tho four-handed game
that was proposed by Mr. Delaney In 1875 1t
was arranged that Joe nnl Cyriile Dion should
play against william Sexton ana Albert Gar
pledged himself 20 be In readiness. Garnier
af lri"d his prospective partner all necessary
were hhsy practising when everything Secmcd
To- be IN tram. Sexton, at the beck AMI call o a
billiard table munuiarturer went 10 Europe,
Ost"usthly lO pny NignauN for the cup he had
taken away with him. he offered no apology
for this step and ryon neglected tl give an ~
pnnaiion - the gentiemnn who had gone 10 The
expense OF hundreds uf dollars to prepare for o.
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nURIrD uITH mhnRHw RITES.
Services nj Hrs- Emily G.. Nnthan's Funeral.
In thc House and az the Grave.

Tho runrral services o,.,,r tbe b,,l,.nf Ntrs
., '''' "''' VIZ ,'''' W -
Enliy u NalhAn, lhc WldoW oi Ben!amln Ma
than were performed in her late residence in
rIfl. nv.,,',, ,..,.t.,l..,. for.,,,.,, i,,.,.,,
mcrou- rcprcseut.ttye. Of the wenlthy families
,,i,l ,,i ,.l ,t.. A,,t.,.-... ...,,,.,f .
WV" '','" '''' wa '' ''. '''' ''' i"I'l &"
the best known of the jewish residents OF The
city. and eeyernl Of the loss fayorcl who
nu nHu p'In nor P'ns,''nrt7 me- services
ntroI ., 'i'N IN, d, W W'mu t'"f ,M.i' on
r',',i ~ t ~, a. -" ~ y, .. o"... ''' '''Htir
'.''nN,n0 n0 III ii.'N ',N 'ui..l. ~ " IN
III ,t. ' 90 i' w ~ M.t''v'' '' il''''H'
r',r r Wv ~ i ,,','S, We, '',.u ""s H. ,"'1InS ~,
f." ~ u 49, rNi H. 1, "5 W.
.'', ~ ,i, u.'tb,a' tba' lt"" 'n, '."-H 'Ho
m.'~ z. w., ~, mn, ',,' - ~ u1 "a u,
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STATE coUn1s IND =. :. COURTS
ArrestIng Onieers Of the General Government
for AN Alleged Contempt.


WAsuISGTON, Jan. l0.--lnformation has
been received at the Department Of Justice Of
The arrest 10y warrant oi state or municipal au-
horty in Alabama. Of United States District
Auorny Maycr and Uuucl States Marshal
Turner. tho lattcr being now in Jail. and
tho former having been released on
writ Of habeas corpus issued by United St1tas
District Judge Bruce. 4 municipal or state
Court in Selma issued subprnas to District A.
torney Mayer Marshal Turner. md Mr. Dim
MOCK, Clerk oI the county. commen i.pg
them then, to appear and hiring before il H.
elections Of last November. These ballot boxes
ami ballots were at the time in question being
used by the Grand Jury OF the United
States Circuit Court. sitting at Mont
gomery. rs evidence in certain eases
theroin pending tho finding OF indictments
for Violations Of the election laws of the United
States The State Court assumed that they We're
required 10y 1t at Selma for similar uses in
ton laws. The ON crs made due return to
the process served upon them, to the effect
that the ballot poAes AMI ballots We're not IL
control, hut were in tho custody OF the
I'm ted states Circuit Court When the pro r', =
iad been thus returned l1 the state court. tho
Judge Of the Inter instantly issued wrIfs of at
tnchmgnt for the bodies ol tl.yer and Turner.
District Attorney Mayer. ut this Jun 'tur'. t'le-
Eraphed 10 Gen. Dsycus for iustruH .ous
ana was advised To- rreIare him-,it fer
Ia the event oi the eN -' fn ol t,r threat 90 ar
rtst him; ms DE- dii. un u.i;t ufra-, .d Ht
in utt.ulnH % ON his .ili ..'l duty Ac WIS re-
l'a.rt .nn writ i--uel hy Judge Bru'n.
bn. NJ Marshal Tartcr, wt2 Wa MI iartarm-
test accounts he wa, yet in custody, an ]. under
the laws ~ the state regulating comm ltmou.~
Tor contcmut OF tn' Stg.' courts, W ud rec
main in confinement tor hyr days. sub
l"ct To lMWediat' re'vmuiim"ut us coon
as released. Tor auotuor fyo days.
- d.. .f.I q SEQ. ID ID. 81
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Talmage. you want to get on through train
il order not to plump up againei the enowhank
OF OF cnaerIess GrAve; Vn, invite you Invite
nngers to u floral cross on his tablet no longer
II Jagged cross. hut cross covered all over
against the Church" Mr. Talmnge said. shortly
alter. you nrr only mice In the railroad track
when tho Cincinnati express comes thunder
inU f,p
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NEWARK. N. j., Jan. 10,-At n meeting Of the
German Socialists in Turn Hall to protest against the
oppressive policy OF Bismark Germany bitter de
nulciatons were heard, Resolutions were passed that
we regard with dspeasnre and anger the recent
arbitrary laws passed IN Germany, and that Eve call
upon Congress and the United States Government ocr
formal protest against s suppression civil rghB ~
uerulany,h
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The signal once Prediction.
Colder, northwest to southwest winds partly
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

$5a66 f;s; "a ;sissi So:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

In THE SUPREME CouRr OF rHr Trsat,
TOBY OF DAKOTA, AT JuNE Tern, 1879
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

The Merchants billiard parIoss,hass bsen
moved 10 a1ocAsio1sosed door uss4h " Ed.
mund's and Wynlan''s bsnt.a 4a5i.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

~. .Ns3-. . III lAgJ E1e.5 Nss,G 1879 FwG
) Chew Jsckson's Best Sweet Navy To
bacc0. - 49, -.
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SIOUX CITY q PEMeiNA.
coNNEcnoN

CONNECTIONS.
!. At Sioux City with Illinois Central. Sioux
ington md Bl2eklHills railroads iE : So
3 Passenger trains going east connect at Da-
US Junctlon with trains for Belolt. Four horse
stages leave Beloit, on arrival Of the train for
Sioux Falls. arriving at Sioux Falls at 2 D. M.
.. Az Elk Point with stages for POnca. Neh.
and Richland OAK. -, - s'r wv
side Turner, BloOmingdale md Finlay.
!: AtMeckling with stages for st. james Neb.,
Snd swan Lake and Maxwell City Dakota.
and Smithland, Dakota. - - 1900
I A. Y;ankton with stages for all points in
| nortnem Nebraska, and Scotland, Milltowni Oil
Springfield etc, in Dakota and during the sea
son q nay1gation with the Missouri River Trans
portatlon Company's line OF elegant Freight and
Missouri, Yellowstone and Big Horn rivers.
GEO. Z. MERCHANT
Gen. Superintendent
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F + L4ppeleks Guy si,d,7' morning J. Ff.d
1f1A.rschA' = Brewery Hall, Third Street, between
Cedar and Broadway. @
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

Rerhetll81 b. passage. apply ON hoard or e
RaEr. General Agent, Bismarck, ID. I.
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Occupying three rooms, esch 25x100 fec
In size, and Carrying q corresponding
stock. he possesses facilities for supplyinl
the wants Of tho people superior to AMI
other house 10 Dakota vol ayods ssdoa:
&. u. HAWLEK.
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Illinois Central Railrd
Shsrtest lkssts n Chicago.
SIOUX CITY. to CHICAGO

S~ NEl
Commencing June J. lsss.
train from Yankton. Leave Si61x City at Us 3.
q" s nsd fsTt ssa1 q So Sa| eSfS0t ~ : ~ = n Sioux 3 civ to
chicago. Sare. ss&o On sissp, 1us. car s'Du ". ny y
100 {. D.. sis'sis fh4Sois Central sH1 raiircsd. Nil ii
af Hs . e s'Sas &ssE Sa ss. Ss1 81, ar le & ., ;isu I, CIV Z;
DAILY, except Sundays At 90 p. m. c0nneetiDg
With through passenger tfxln ut It. Dodge.
passsengers leaving Chicago At S2O p. N. arrive
Trains soinng esst connect At Chicago with all
train. for Detroit, Cleveland; Buffalo, Niagara
Falls. Pittsburg, Phlladelphia, Baltimore, wash
,ssfen' New York. Boston n all parts OF the
This train connests at Waterloo with trains
on the Cedar Falls and the Minnesota branch,
4ss sHsa waterlooa t l22sa. e. and szrivlnE. at
Maukee and 81. Paul railroad trains. and arriv-
Ing Ct st. Paul at 62s q. M. and Minneapolis at
Hn the tlltn1iAc Central NE. fssYtpg Ilihn-
HqeS 1y:U nv arriving ~ GAlesbWfH 1ee N.
Rs,c EG 1s'as:S g g + ~ ltltnltelg ct t4e p. nj.
Bt:I . At 7:spa 8: n. and Cairo at To 4. M m.
sS''%sSi,st y 4 ss,.3 s sssbi' 's.1 New - oll Ms%p and
Oonnoetlodsa ~ Msde u Freepcft WITH West
efl 80 0aine leaving Freep0rt n IDS 3. m.
at GA p. m. .159'tE
5aeea4s e sl Rl asst.aDs So, Through
sfqs through ckets aedfiniSrmatsen apply at
tthe ll1noisC Central sdepet. "a Of re NsIsf
m1 E5ntns i ta9 Sby nSsgpias tine which = twenty
JosEPH +. TUcKEk, Chicago,
GenI Passenger Agent. Chicago.
LAo II. 4. WRIGHT, Agent, sioux City.
.s-4 & y IT s-.N - rTg "a "a f.4 et r.I1 - -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-30

%Aye, father, We try to be comfortable,
said Ruric, MY mother could hardly sur.
yive awin,ur in some Of the dwellings
which stand hereabouts,'
The monk made no answer 10 this save d
sort Of commendatory nod and shortly af-
forwards the youth asked;
no you belong here in the city, good
father"
''Aye--at present do, the monk replied.
And then with smile he added ~ sup.
pose you would like TO know whom you
have thus received! Ny name is Vladimir,
and my home is wherever may chance to
be on God. heritage. Atpresent 7 am re,
siding here IN Moscow. There--coUld YOU
ask me to be more frank"
Ruric smiled, but he made no direct re-
ply He was too deeply interested in the
face Of the monk 20 enter with much eager
ness into. conversations st length the
guest asked if he could be accommodated
with some sleeping place, and being answer
ed in the affirmative, the youth Lighted an
other candle and conducted him 10 cham.
Der which was located directly over the
kitchen. and which was very well warmed
by means Of several IRON tubes that con
nectcd with the furnace below.
Mother said Rurc, AS soon as he had
returned TO the kitchen, "who IS that mGnf'
How should ! know"
But have YOU never seen him beforel'
Ruric asked in IN earnest, eager tone,
II cannot tell, my son. His face most
surely calls up some strange emotions in
my mind, but think ! never sew him be.
fore
And yet he seems familiar 10 me- the
son resumed. Those eyes I surely have
seen before, but TO save my soul cannot
when or where
And so RGric ponderea and p5nleIed
bur 70 no avail. After he had retired 10
Ms bed he lay awake and thought Of the
strange !ace and all through the night his |
lreams were but startling visions OF tie
Black Monk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-30
CHANCERY NOTICE

state Of Illinois In the Alexander Circuit
Alexander County ~ Court to the fc6'y term 1850
Mary johnson
W. In JhAnCpry,
Lewis i. Johnson !
Affidavit of to the non.resdonce Of Lewis John.
son, the above named defendant having been fled
In the office OF the Clerk OF said Circuit Court OF
Alexander County, notice IL hereby given to the
said Lewis Johnson, defendant, that the complain.
ant fled rbill for divorce IN said Court. on the
Chancory eide thereof, on the eth day Of August
1870 and that 8 summons thcreupon issued out Of
said Court against said defendant returnGbc on the
md MondaYof February, A. D. 1880, ar is by law
rcluestedy
Now IN tss YOU, the said Lewis 7, johnson shall
PERSONAL be and appear before the said Circuit
Court of Alexander County, Oh the hrst day Of the
next tcrla thereof to be holden in Cairo, at the
court house, in said county, on the second Mon.
day OF February, A. ID, 1850, and plead, answer or
demuf TO the compannuts bill OF complaint. iEe
SAND and the matters and things therein charged
and stated, win be taken ~ confessed and decree
entered against you according to the prayer Of said
bin, MuLKEY Il LEAK, Compt Sol'rs,
JOHN A. REEVE Clerk.
Dated this 10th day Of Dec, 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-30
CuANcERl HovIcE

T.. !. Baker aG Julia i. Baker ave aef.a. ult
fled, that uu ,aa .,,h day Cd. Nar,mhr. \ y i.~p
Charles O.. lu'uu, who -u,. 81. receiver %. fl.r 80
'arc ~ the Safety Deposit Life lusEraur. COMPANY
filed d.. 0l. u. foreclosure la 'Gn r.ryJt co. ~ %
Alexander county, Illinois, ou 'u. chM..ry .i4,
thereof, wherein yog, together win G.. &. Brown
James W Eddy, Lincoln Dubois. aHG Frsnci. \
Riddle, are Defendants and hat said -uir d. uoH
p"udiugiu said court, That lher0HpoU O summon.
was Issued out ol the clerk Office OF said court
in said cause getDruuQIr on me second Monday u
ig0uGry, A D. lsNo 90 term of said court then
90 be holden az The Nulr,Eouse In Cairo, iu ,aiu
county Of Alexander aud state of Illinois
raiIo. December ~. 1872. JOHN \ REEVE,
sANrEL = WHEELER >o.'T for compli Clerk
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-30
CHAPTER n.
A STRANGE PROCEEDING.

CHAPTER II,
STRANGE PROCEEDING.
v,h,, Pr. oo,,a .7,,,r &, .ro ,,,rr;,,.
t ",,, ti-, ~ aoT, w. . ~ '- "a maa
~ ion" VIZ t'G.'N % n ,,'C. CO. = I
",' az. Iv", , 10y rho I '.'s,v ." ;,I q,
49, ''' a'-[ ANN nv , aoi r.; mos , ,,,,
o ,,ou vs. $40 2. D% ,.' ,t '' ,, -,
80 ,os''" - ',,.s '.o .l 1':'.
,"'S, an "' 49, V.'(' -. .o | o+,"l ~,
, ,G"'' ', EosL $50" 'os '' , .,' ,,i
''a''-' . a., ', -. 1
49, w. ''-,' ~ - =, , .J
"noin, ar4!.lo. If MACHINERY HAT ro-n ,sal
n fine n,anufac,lrn or AIMS
prric WAS crrooed IN fn,,hioo q o..- #
ni.to1s and frr some minute. the mon <
hal ,,1ad sir.ntlv lv lis Side vatc,sgg his
movements. A. Icpr,h tI.a yor,b STONED
in his work and laid the pistol down.
"Excase me rood father" Eg said. rattle.
neryously. q, the same time looking bis Wis
itar in ,!l.face; butt must ask Won giles.
ton. Where have I seen vou Oefoye."
How should know" tie monk answer
cd with q smile.
"Why" resumed Ra,c. will. some hest
fancy. ~ knew no. but that Won might c..
,iob;cn me. have surely seen Won So.
where"
Ind ave- ,hpra no, nrndra Is. whom Won
have seen in Tins Great oity--are, tbausagg d,
whom Won wfn2t roaorytze rs y,. r.e,r.
r',ornn,%
,AL-,r,ror ne =. brtnar ike -at.
recn,Iar- :, have seen. bgt not one Of tne,r
wo,,id excite even a n,,,ing emotion in ,,.,
soul. Butyour face calls up some powerful
emotion--some startling memory II lie
past-which bothers ne. Who are yos.
Good father. What are you. Where have
NO" said Vladimir, with d shake jf the
head. And then. with amorc serious shade
upon hi, face. he adGod-"Let TIL. pass
now. will not lcnv 10 voa tlattao.a NAV
be some r,ovu3s for yoe' strange fancies
but assure YOU most sacge9ly that mt.
last n,pnt ] never came ig direct cornpau-
ion>hin with vou.-at suy rate nor 10 NV
L,now,edge, You have acted the Good 81.
marian toward NE, and I hone 7 NAV somc
fine return ,ae favor"
No no" quickly RESPONDED the youth
"if Won rc.,rn If then i will be. favor no
oora have on'yy done for Won what ever
man should 10 for his pcio6Ior: and so far
from necJinr ,hanI,s for INV services
yomId rctnor g;ya Them -or he occasion
f,r know - -, so,,rca NJ, ;oy GO nnra o,j
rrcon,1n,frarnI &c tTs- f.s1fnr IN tIo so,.
,"t;c% toYl. Wv ,ya hogo dcro q 9o1l er+n
Tfn Garl, ,,or,, ~.,cIoj fogt5 and TOO.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-30

with this fair girl. Her guardian bids me get
this paper of you ere | can have her hand.
And now do YOU think III give il up so
easily? MOI I'll have your name to this,
or III have your life"
Now your tongue runs away with you,
Sir Count, have given you my answer.
BE sure that only one man on earth can
prevail upon me to place my name upon
that paper
"And who is he''
II mean the emperor
"But you will sign it ~ Missed Damonotl,
turning pale with rage. "llere il is-sign
you would live-sign'"
"Pcrhaps he cannot WRITE suggested
| Irzcn, contemptuously.
Then he may make his mark, rcjoincd
| the count, IN the same contcmptuous tone.
ut might not require much more urging
to induce me 10 make my mark in man
ner not at all agreeable to you, SIR the
youth rctorted, with Lis teeth now set, and
the dark veins upon his brow starting more
plainly out you have come upon my
premises. and you have sought. your pW-
pose, You now have your answer and for
your own sakc--for my sake beg you
to leave me- The above we publish as a
specimen chapter but the combinations Of
this story will be found only in the y. Y.
Ledger. Ask for the number dated Jan.
10, which can now be had at any news
office or bookstore. If you are not within
reach Of news office, you can have the
Ledger mailed TO you for one year by send
ing three dollars to Robert Bonner pub
Usher 1872 William street, New York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-30
GRAND CNION lIorEL

SARATOGA SPRINGS Aug. !, 1879
NoSsrs. Morgan e Allen, 80 John St, Ncw
York City:
Gentlemen one bottle Of your mcdi.
cine has cured me Of Inflammation Of the
kidneys. Enclosed find one dollar for
which please send me one bottle Of Con
stituuon Water" for friend. Your, truly.
John Mccormick, Union Square Hotel,
New York City. ASK your Druggist for il.
New York, September 8, 1879.
MesSrs. Morgan Il Allen, 50 John St, New
York CITY;
Gcntemcn-I am happy to inform you
that | am now entirely well, having used
only one bottle of "Constilution Water"
Yours truly BunD DoBLE.
Ask your druggist for it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-30

WOULD an irredcemabc currency be as
good as goldt While there is a very large
elias, Of intelligent citizens who believe il
would, we regard it orr duty to all alike to
say that as cure for old sores, cuts, bruises
jams and sla,hes, thard is nothing like Car.
b9lic Sa,yc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-30

MIR. LOUIS HINELE, of East Preston XIII,
y. Y, says;-"l call St. Jacobs oil the
best Iinimcn, ! ever used. II cuytN me of
Rheumatism and pain in the back"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-30

fore and his neither lip trembed; but Ruric
thought that might be the result Of coming
from the cold into warm atmosphere
However, he was soon undeceived, for the
counts next remark was significant.
"You are acquainted with the Lady Rosa
! ind validate
II am" answered Ruric, now beginning
10 wonder.
well, sir" resumed Damonof', with
much haushtinc8s, perhaps my business can
be quickly and satisfactorily settled. II is
my desire to make the Lady Rosalind my
wife,
Ruric Newell started ut these words, and
he clasped his hands to hide their trcmulous-
ness. But he WAS not long debating upon
an answer
And why have you come to me with
this information, sir.7 he asked.
You should know that already. Do
you not love the LADY,"
"Sir Count, you ask me "a strange ques-
ton. What right have you to question me
upon such a thence
. THE right that every man has 10 pave
the way for his own right, replied Damon
of, sharply. "Butif you choose not TO an.
swer, let it pass. know you do love the
lady. And now ask you TO renouncc all
claims to her hand.'
"Sir Count, your tongue runs into strange
moods of speech. ! rcnoUnCe all claims 10
Rosaland Valdais hand}-Wast 50 you
mcant?'
aye sir-precisely So"
perhaps you williniorm NE what claims
Imay have in that quarter" Ruric replied,
with some RIGHTEOUSNESS in his tone, for the
very uhject was one thatmoved him deeply
Ruric Ncyel, you shall not say that
did not make myself fully understood, and
hence ! viii explain" The count spoke
this as speaks Q man who feels that he is
dong very understanding thing, and in
the same tone he proceeded; The Lady
Rosa.nd is Of noble parcntagc and very
wealth.. Ny own station and wealth are
equal with hers, Ny station, at all events.
She may possess the undivided right 10
more property than 90. But that matters
not love her, and must have her for ny
wife. | have been to see the noble duke.
her guardian, and he objects to my suit.
But he informed ne that there was one en-
Delimcnt, and that was her love for You. In
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''' , o"I o'''', ~. 20 M" y I'Is'l'ho "Heh
'' ""''o1"1Vs ''-s "'1'''. ,"' q nave paper
4..e al "'''" " anu az "."1 WIZ oc
Is SIMPLY your Signature Here
IL !s ohIy PIa'A' aimpIs a'o"al on yoRr
'a.s 'la' YOU nave no hopes nor thoughts
u SEEKING inc mama oi the lazy N MARI !
.Se'
: l"3 c'~EI spoke ne drew paper from |
."e bosom d I!s maTten aoabiet, and hav-
NJ opened II he handed II towards 'he gun
make. Bat Rlng took It not. he drew I.
)2cN and ga2ad the visitor stcrnly IN the |
ace.
"HlI Count lie CRED 20 tone full OF no |
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-24
Third Game of Ten Pins.

The third game of ten pins between
the rival teams of the city was played
last night, at the alley at the Northern
terminus of the street railway, in
which the Gay street team came out
victors by &c pins. The following is
the score Of the game:
Custom House Team. M. Mel
ton, 31e; D. T. Hickey, 800; J. A
Greer, 25S; II. G. Squire, 235; W. H
Collect, 327; H. II. Brandon, 245
Total, l, 691.
Gay Street Teams. B. Dow, 27S
M. L. Ross, sos; r. s. Ruley, 300; J
E. Lutz, 276; F. l.. Fisher, SO1; E. w
Krutch, 291. Total, 1857.
There being no definite understand.
ing between the teams as to whether il
should be the two best in three or ,
majority of points, both teams claim
the game. The Gay street boys ar
two to one in number of games played
and the Custom House team III
ahead in points made, and there 1
| rests,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-24

Is the game the Custom House boys played
over the Gay Street team. It seems from
the Dispatch that the Gay Street Team
themselves are not satisfied that they are the
"victors," or else the report given by a
representative from both teams and pub
lished in yesterdays CHRONICLE would
have been sufficient, without having pub
lished the challenge, which shows most
conclusively that the number Of games to
be played to be agreed upon afterwards,
which could not have been less than
nine games, as that was the number
played, and all parties seemed to under
stand that it was the close of the contest |;
the keeper of the alley receiving pay for
nine games, instead of three Now, if it
is games the Gay Street Team want to rely
upon, then the Custom House Team were
victors in five out of the nine. IF they
rely upon the pins, then the Custom House
Team are ITO pins ahead, but, in all our
playing upon the alley, the greatest mum.
Der of pins were counted, and not the
games.
Two OF CUSTOM HOUSE TEAM