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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19
VARIETIES

/ Senator Jones has gone 20 Ls2dvil-e
/ Chief Moses Looks very much Ike
/ Henry Ward Besc-eF.
( Ohcial returns from Wisconsin show
/ tha. tie Republican msj5Ti.y for
Judge OF the STATE Supreme Cour- viii
4 be almost exactly $500.
/ Col. R. @. IDgeIsoI says thas lie Il.
tends 10 give 81. 051 Immediately, and
half Of his income fog the next i've
T yeSrs, 70 the col0red refugees.
One hundred colored enigrants sr-
rived s. Saint Louis, Tuesday, from
Mississippi. They say the whites are
using compulsory means 10 stop the
mOFem slt.
The Michigan Senate OF Tuesday,
passed a law fixing the legal rate Of
interest when 10 rate has bseH named
8 six Per ceutUm, anu repssI8g sll
usuEy laws
josh. Billings says Ar.enUs Ward
was the bes: American Grallerist,
Nasby l. the bssc political satirisl, and
Mark Twain i UnsQ1zlEd IS : de-
scripliye hGmOrisi.
Ger. BsauEegaTd wants. 10 see Bay
ard or Thurman nominated for Presi-
dent by the Democrats IN 1850, with
Hampton or Lamar second On The
tiekes. So 90 We
Last November, Ben. Butler re-
c=ivsd 5S2 votes IN PittsfsId, Mass
On mondsy, 81 the local election there,
his party ticket received $50 VOTES
decrease Of 452. He i said 10 be losing
the confidence Of the Massachusetts
GEssUbzckeIs.
ConmzndsUt Dsb5sT'y, szjd to be
the last survivor Of the famous battle
OF AusteTli,z. has just died near Boz
deSuZ, IN his ninety ninth year. He
entered the sTny in 1872 and was
p5nsioI5d il 1883
Doc.oT Carver. a. aTeceBt exhibition
in England, plzcing ten glass balls on
the ground, fired s bullet into the turf
Immediately beneath. The missile
tearing % TIE soil, threw the balls
into the air ald they were broken s.
they lose.
Although john G. Whittier is q
bachelor his name seems 10 exert s
nuptuaI Influence. In his honor :
Whittier club was organized in Gin
cinDati eighteen months ago. and the
membership Ofthe clu0 vas limited 10
eighte5D-uiEe men sni nine wCmeDr
ali unmarried. since then one Of the
gentlemen snd one lady hsve bSen
joined IN matzim0ny, five couples sTe
under engagement, and there Is hope
for the remaining three.
President Dizz in message 10 the
Mexican Congress says that q contract
has been signed for the lsyiPg Of 8
submarine and land line Of telegraph
from s Gult por! OF the United States,
along the Mexican coast, touching 81
various Mexican ports, and passing by
way OF the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec
TO the Pscifie coast, where il Is to ter
inmate. President Disc complains that
the order General Ord for the pursuit
Of the incursiOnists acrOss the bolder
il still in force, snd the treaty Of i SIS
is thereby violated. President Disz
hopes that the United States, obeying
the dictates OF justice, snd considering
the Interests OF commerce and indus
Try, viii revoke thst order IS, he de-
claTes, it : contrary 10 international
law.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19

THERE'S no mistake, that one
half the sPasms and cramps IN chill
dren are the result Of worms, and
even adults are frequently treated
under mistake, while the genuine
seat Of the disease Is worms. Try
= Dr.. c. McLane's Celebrated Yer
mifuge, taking great care 10 see
" Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, On the
label, and you viii learn grand
secret.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19
CHAhCERY SALE
Of a House and Lot.


B. Q. Moses - JOIN P, CraEt5-i al vie
DCRSCANT 10 4 DECREE PRONOUNCED
n Iae sl0Ee cs1ss 50 TIE January tern
lS7S- Of the C1s-ce-y C5a-- 81 kzCxTllIe. : en-
1eSSes- 7 y u sell s. Ea--c- - tae highest biz
der, n tEozt e t.s COR: 1oZzs 5ocr II h-cx-
VILE o.
SATURDAY, THE I-7z DAT CF Nay
NM Al i O'CLOCK a NJ
TIE Hozse sd Lot us1tio1sd AID desert ID !.
the plsGiI1ES- lyIrg II tie Ed c5vil district a
kDcx coa1ry- Tennessee. i Se2-1e7is Addition
70 k-oxvI-ls. bsirE Parts q lots SCs- . AID d,
II said adj ion and mare p2l1cGis-2y described
a. t3lloTS- EeEl1rinE a. stake On corEer C lot
Nc, =. @ heETZeky ss-e=-- c.EEe1 % Carer.
running thence nc-EhE a-dly With said he1-
t1cky street la9 feet 70 Walnut street
-csEes w-.1 sad Walnut street e8SlwEr1ly
s>-z -est . stake. the.cs sO1lhWArdly 1eJ feet
= s=l1 Care : line CT lot Nc l.. T1sTee With
Is NE vsS.Ez-ilv ISL Eses 20 The begi1ai7z.
7 E MS.
SD sac vi e made o. s credit &C SIX
S12 we've E,cths s-i n bar Of tie
e21lg g Cs1s-- o--- taking from the yur-
chaser nets El-1 spp-Cvs1 ssc-rT-y s-i -s-si--
AEril Is Is71.
APriE6 var 4. I PATTERSON. c kN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19

THIS standard article : ---.- --,-- =
cI with tie greatest care.
is effects ara 8 wonderful @ul IS
satisfactory IS ever.
L RESTORES gray or faded hair ID Is
youthful color.
Il removes 81 euup.ioas. itching
and dand-uF. i gives the head &
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
Comfort. and tie scalp By is Use
becomes white and clean.
b. its tc2;c properties i restores
the capillary glands 70 tAeir normal
vigo-. preventing badness. and max
ing tie hair grow thick and strong.
As { dressing. nothing LES been
found 50 efectual or desirable.
3. a. Hayes. Md. State Assaycr
q Massachusetts,, says, = The con-
stituents are pure. and carefully s.
lected for excellent quality and I
consider i the Best PREPARATION
for lis intended purposes
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19

Terms toE large cubs furnished o. apE.i-a'f.-
Postage Frcs &c al Subscribers Il tie Uzs.s.
STATES = Cs-s-s-
4 Cc-gls.e set Ct HAEEEA's EAeATIXE r.-
ccEg -isiCg $ Ngi-zss. 70 reai clO,h -..-,
VII &c sent - tTE -ess- ire ght - eIre-ss E.
purchaser. Ter y > per volume Nfzg't s. .a1...
n NAL. Ecff1s1- s. O.. Cloth cases, for ti--.-F
> cen.s. b. Uzi, p-E;Tsii-
hsLittsncts EaCu'd be made By Pcg.-Er
Money Order q D-ztt e avoid chance o. 'css.
AetrsF5ps~H &C -. @ uuEg tAtt -1~s~-afs- r.
s-ithpuifhs cTg7rsts order q HAI7KE 4 5E.lE.
HARPER L BROTHERS. Nt4 Yen
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19
U. =. RoUzER,
GENERAL MTLLWRLGHT

MILLS BUILT AND REPAIRED. All
VI kinds q Mil Machinery All Nil GCCss
furnished 81 reasonable rates
RKEKRKScKs-JoAn Besch. EnoxFiIls Civ
Mills z. A. R. Scott Knoxville Lssthe- c.
John DeDpSter, hsKaolia Mills. J 4 Ross Trss
Mills. Knoxville. sspEEsD
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19

The -clu1es O. TIE E1ra-i-s tsEir rs,s !.
EuDts-s OF June ard DCosEte- 9. eLeL ysE,
.s-. Sz1teE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19
InsoIvent Notice.

II IZZlE O. PETRS0E. ADNINISTRATEIN
l. g the estate Of SzEzA 4. Pe-Sss- desc
having cGly SEEEsS-s1 tie insolvency o. The
estate CT sail SzEuA 4. PsirCE. deceased :;
TAETSFl-s- ]. J =. J. LeEzs, C1s-k OF the CCE1fy
Lizzie @. PslTE51. S1EI1lSs-st-II Of Sa1ze- a
Psirso1- dec .. 10 give notice in the Dal :
Chro1iels ard also 3. tie CoErt House door Il
Knoxville Tennessee. for 81 parsons kol6iz :
clsi-s szizSt the estate CT said deceased 70 sa-e
Eor=a-d and Els Eaez With ne As els-k ztSrsSzl1,
fo- p-o ra.s Distribution q o. ketcrs tie Isl dzy
J.F.J. LEWIS, Clerk.
DTRSUAST 10 The ABOVE ORDER FROM
L TIE CIsrk q the CoE1tg CoErE, AL persons
hsTi1g claims against the estate q Samuel
a. Pel-o7. deed, are hereby 1ol-s1 y lie
them viii The Clerk Of the CSz1SE CczEt q
Knox county. On q before the Is: dsy O sep
tsEbsr 1S-9, 50 that DO rsts dsStElc1ilo1 e t1e
ceased vii * encs e0ns forEA-a ana pSy Up and
szTe cast LIZZIE 0. P2IBsOSs AoDx-
Logan 4 LReksy, CcEnzelz for the estate.
Es-zS5IE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19
HARP Rs PERIODICALS,

Iae AZ - hll1Ess O. Ham li4tt
:. - - = 81. ~ NJ - C1F-esf. .--t y.
d. - .-7--.5 - e 81 80 A -1-E.s
Sc, clZp-i- ms A ever Nc.u=cr- So. Y -. 4,
c. ezsa - he rs.s o. s. = 80 20 -ils. .''''
rITszEe e E-c-zSEr A.. -. Ls-a
i-g, vii &c ssul , l1z1', ss.sa.-' q ''o-'''
8 ~ eEc1- -. H.Hr.
ksEittz-rEs E--zli be Zb-s 81 -
Money Dr1e- tr Ora 9. 10 sVC.1 r-l-.s Y.
NeEEpsFs-s Ere u-- . ccpy q 3 I've -
~ItkcEt u a. --ss Er1eE cf EAEFEk a -
NeH lC-f
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19
Harper's Magazine,
1879.
Eofiess Of the Prem
ILLUS TRAIT I

Notices Of the PrssG
HarTsT,s N7gozi-s i the American Msxarir
A4LEe II l-era IRE al in srt-E5f-ya T-arslse-
n. j. Word.
Il - a. excellent con panion for TIE younE
-Lg1fFTl. e tSE~5er sJga-zaf
No Ct1eE A1rth.y II the w1r'd car ss-u
DTlli1Lt lit Of cC1fr tu- -: nor d1tg az -.
Els1 is readers wit1 50 Eres: . VA-l.-T go
Euperi-- 2 quality a Literature - H-'.t.-5-
B. to1-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19
HARPER'S PERIODICALS

HARPERS MAGAZINE, ore YeA--.----s45
HARPERS WEEKLY. .- 90
HARPER'S Bazaar, ....--..
TIE THREE Iublicaii.rt. exc year. ls b
Any TWO. one ytA-------.------........... . D.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19
Harper's Weekly,
1879.
ILLU STRATED


.TosiaeI e - PrrYf
Tks FssE'y remains easily S.tseks i.. IT,
lzstrsts1 Tepe-s - i.E &c Literary g-sG'y .-f
5eEuty C rs Eyps All sc-1c-ts.-ss-, 80
y k.sgyE1ls-sTl.
It's pictorial st;ra..i e ase superb. O.. s=
i-sS.ns - Eer "a = 81 go SHl c. '
Tae Wselig = s p5isai agency fer shs AS
ss--i-a-.-1 g: correct political p-u-ir'ss, AEs q
70 .s.ta1 opForent ofsa2ns traaas and false pc
seHsss.-brea'@s E-'-ff'. RseassisE.
Tasvalunssp Weed begin viii the s-.
NEU1cT for JE--N- o. each year " .- &c
tine . E-e- tons, &c Willie uD5srsicCi ia. .-t
Fz1ac- Der " - ~ ~ cuELcLce VII re ) %
Der next after the rcceig; Of his crler.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
HARP ER-S NAGAZ.SE oas TsAr----.-t
HAMPERS TEEELY --.,-- g.
HAR?EEs -RZAR Do Do --.-
Tie THREE Tu5li,s,is1s OF, ys.---- 80.
zny TWO one ysz-------------.----.----.
SIX sabs-riF -i,1E o-e yss-...-.-.--......-s.
Terms for large eiaas iurriEht5 o. srglf.la.:
Fafts7s f-as 70 az r.'f--I3csrf 81 az -r...
Sa1zst O. Ls14119.
Tie zzzzal Tal1zes c. HAKPEE's WEEK-F
nsAt e.oia cinal,s VII 5s fszt b ezra .'1
& expense LproEl-e1 tie freight does 30. sr-tt.
c-e 1rllz- per T-l1Eea tc- % eRkh. A .... ...t
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OZse 20-sg JE3eT 80 Dra.. - avoid caaa-s
.css.
NewsTape7s are roi % copy this AiEsrtiss-r
viii -Ct 80 Il press order q HErper B-r..g-
Address HAkpER BROTHERS, New Ia
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PEOPLES BANK or KHOyTIl,i
STATE DEPOSITORY.

lFF.-E-CcoEz BAxK BC1L- Ns. Gar .-t,,.
RSoXFILLE, TENN
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19

c. ~. McGHhE JOS. Is. NIGEL
PrGEidsEL CaEsts-
SAHCEL Mex rESKT, Asst Cashier
VIII trkrsact General bznki-E and Errft-
sce Business receive Dsposiu Lssue srr.ss.t.,
q DeroEit. desl in EXcaarge, buy Sod -
Silver. szk y Votes. Bon is and StneEE
We prefer that Collectors OF hsTsnue % ---s
be made Il peESor o. send fuLds b. ~ ESCE; ri.
stsa6 Of z all o. express.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19
HaFpeF'S BazaT.
1879.


Motto of ne Press.
t dress ascending .c II rr-r's Bltlr p e.
tie Gi-1 ard An -rti-- @. t-e uc=en q A=tI-
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A. q E-5ihszl etr nee fEs-s-r, AID -sv.
TaFc- -o.uesii- ID so-ial c-arEc-er. % rG-u
en-. rF-l. SgJ1s ~ EaE.E-
ISL. - e. as 90 Or 81 zl-e Fcf z'A-.'g
II E-ss & e. IN r. 90 Affords. A-i hss b e G.
- .Eb -sar1 authority str the la-ies--.N
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re g uE4t-r n=-, !. ~ sts Y -1rrstult t-A- .'
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--2t g.. Be -e-sipI bis c-5sr-
HARP Rs PERIODICALS,
"a saf.'s r45AZ ~. 0Ie Yezr-.-g
aE2E W.EhLT. -..
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Terms II la-s class r. ASKED q a. .ia.
Poztsss 1r=- g. 3 a. tsszibsls b. zee ...--
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19

Tas valuDssp Nezas teEi1 With the g..
NEU-cT for Jz--A- OF gs-h year w 2.
tine = Ze- tl1-c-- &c WlI--e uD1erst--1 ia. .-g
Fz1ac- Der wishes ~ ccEEcLce H-t1 re = o.
Der next after the rgre. Is cf his order.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-19

Senator Jones has gone 20 Ls2dvil.e
Chief Moses locks very much Ike
Henry Ward Beec1eT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS

~ P1r0nfzsd and pdOrsed By the leading educators OF rs
country Families, schools and Colleges promptly provided
superior teachers graduates Of best American and For
eiGn colleges send for circular T. COTESWoRTH PINCK'
NEY, 80 Union square. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
w Boarding school young ladies' and
East 3d. 81, reOpens october Il French and German
practically taught thorough training In primary
secondary and collegiate departments singing (s0l6gsl
drawing, painting aud ueedeWOTk each pupil 10.
ceiTe the personal care and supervision vi Mfs Heed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

NTEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL, % EAST
" reopens september g. 1879 Prepares for co.,
Schools and business. All elementary studles
Taught with exactug thoTOughucSs French German Draw
ing Vocal ana Music taught without an eN
ira charge Preparatory Department for small boys. Gym
naslum FOR daily exercise Military drill for manly gait
Practical teaching in department OF Physical nnd
Natural Saturdays Boarding pupils taken Gaia
logues full information will be sent on application
Principals may daily JOHN b. HAYS, M ID. Ph.D,
~ n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

TX. THE LAST NEW NOVEL.
THREE WIVES. BY the author Of Lords ana Lsdies
TEA NO. 10. Pnce. 20 Cents. Thiry-SiX pages IrDuI
Weekly size
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

VIII. SEBASTIAN.
fascinang story. bv Katherine Cooper has Just pee
issued as TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA No, H. f1ce'
Genus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

SCHOOL of LANGUAGES, l ,4Sl Broadway,
- GeOpcns october 6l-Modern languages taught by ma
tive professors Latin by Professor 11may EMS
Instruction day and evening For circulars
address I. T. TIMAYENIS, until August 20, Far Point
NewNOIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

nR. FITCH'S Family School for Boys at
H NOrwak, Conn; real home combining thorough in
structon In all branches o. an English and classical euca
tOu with For circulars aud references ad
50 the PRINCIPAL Dr. j. G.. FITCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

VII. THIS son OF VULCAN.
nv Resant and Rice. No. 10 of THE TRIBUNE NOV
Extras. IhirtytwO pages Tribune Weekly size. Pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
For Young Latues-City.

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
~ u East 47tst snd "a West lt4hs Reopen sept 25.
CADEMY of the URSULINE NUNS.-A
~ Boarding and Day School for Young ladies' on West
chescrsye Thrdaye one mile north OF Hatleln Bridge
September facility for the thorough
ton Of young ladies' terms for borders 1882 year for day
scholars $50 For particulars address MOTHER SU
PERIOR Ursulne Academy, Morrisana p. o.. Sew-iork
ifg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

SHRRFrs OFFICE
CITY AND COUNTY on NEW-fokh'(
July 81. 1879 =
certify that the foregoing IL true copy OF the elecuVH
notice received he Secretary Of state
BERNARD REILLY
sheriff Of the CITY aud Uouhv Of Nsw'feiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

DR. PINNEOS FAMILY SCHOOL for eight
~ boy, Greenwich, Conn., Icopcns september Is. Send
foy q .iiar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, sos
1 broadway, VIII open on MONDAY SEPTEMBER !, I'M
der most vigorous and with increased hCi
ties viii open pupils ana after August
-. for circular. :. :. PACKARD President
, 1879-05-23
.ANlUSEME ENIS,


At The milltnry entertainment In aid Of the
Chicago Protestant Orphan Asylum, certainly
the worthlcst Of objects. largo audience gath
crcd last night. Since Monday night this yu.et-
prlac has been running. and the public support
has scarcely been rs largo as the nnturc of tho
entertainment warrants. Tho. performers aro
for tic most part amateurs, yet they accon,-
plls1 what they hayo to do in an
exceedingly cteditablo 1nannes. Mr.. Alsny
Aldricn IL the manager. and llo
Inns succeeded in shaping lH s.A1ts1c mud Poetry
Of Wnr UayaH int0 Il consecutive nnd Interesl-
Ink story Of tho Rebellion. 1!,esnemocrs ot the
Sixth Regiment hayo exhibited during thu week
some rruarlsablo prollcIepcy III l,e wav Of drill
Lust night an,ung thn lMdes officiating III thu
performances Chiefly noticeable weru stiss Nel!lo
Thornc, Mrs. Emma Evans. md Miss Linda Il;
iin!r, who sang patriotic. songs n'id
secstel standas4 psccss bcasi"S upon
chorus ii iim Amphion' Chord Society Of CnI-
sago ren1crea tn stirring sty!o "Atnrclf'n!g
Through Georgia. md Mf. II. ht. D!eksulI, II.
Il. Katxer, Mr.. Lew Benedict, and n number ot
others. may 10 awarded nlurh ,prnsc. Until
saturday night this entertainment will keep tic
stage at MvVlcker's.
, 1879-05-23

Yorkr']lo Court, wllern hc told Juatlce Ktbrcsh
hts story ff(a mother, he said, Was n phrstcan
in practice In tlse nefghborhno1 Of Bloomington.
lie matle up HIS mInd 10 run away a little over
. wear ago. md went 70 St. Loiis, where he
blncked boots and sold newspapers, hnd after
wards attended coifcc.stal,d nt country fair,
A. Knnsas City he obtained employment in tho
Union Hotel as bell-hoy. Here ,ie read Cheap
JciIoH-covercd literature, aud ho made un his
mind to make a raid On the Indians. Duylng a
biz Coit'a revolver with tho money hn had
saved, tle started for TIC Indian Territory hv
hiding between the tender ol tho locomotive
ans, the frat car OF traih. liz managed. un-
observed, to comblete tho greater part Of his
Journey; on arriving IN thc 1ndiaa Territory he
found that 1t Haa moi tcnantcd BY Wild tribes.
lie vas Obliged to exchange hi revolver Tor
a sonnrc meal. nnl after flvc days star in
nbout thc Wcst. i,oy, h 'f whom tic Chtiircns
AM Society. Ind sent from New York, told him
all about this city. ard he came here to sec y.
by stealing rides IN tho railroads he came d.
rectir from Chicago to terscy Clty, which he
reached on Tuesday night. A ferry emp1oys
brought lin ncross tic river, atl all tint he
had eaten was crust TINT ho had begged.
, 1879-05-23
PEDESTHIANTaAf.
Ebrrf1f Tljsfrfth In Tia 7fjhYf$E

TORONTO, May 2aa.-Tlc dtifcrunt competitors
In tho stx days tournament sill drag their feet
wcari'y along, a,ll plainly show in their faccs
The effects Of their long Journey. Nelson mp
pears grcatly 1adcd, but stieks pluclsi1y to hfs
tnsk, while Walkcr iaa q pcrcepttblc roll Ia hss
walk. Albert skipa about the liyc!tcst Of them
all, nnd occasionally runs couple Of laps. Hen
dcrson, Of Toronto, from wlsum 80 much was
expected, has retired from tho track for good.
At 10 o'clock tonight tho score stood: Walker.
Of ButTalo, Oil miles; Nelson. Of st. Catharlncs,
EOS; Warner, Of New Hamburg, 2i0; A'bertI, Of
Ottawa, PA Upcraft, Of OswrRo, ia; O'Grady,
Of Toronto, 1G7. The intercst in tito 1natct,
docs not flag, an1 tho skatl,'g riuk IL nightly
efowtlud with YlsItora.
, 1879-05-23

Sptrtal CorrtfpntHsfHce of 1'hf TFfhtsns.
PM1LApELp,11A, May 20.-1'ho summer sol-
sttct 10 tw upon lie, an.l with the usllal tllsrc
gard for the scason exhibited 1Y many managers
We urc compelled to run from "Tla bacrcd
Trust" to "Tln Wicked World y md "ille
School for Scandal" Parattoxical though It
may be, "Tl.c Wicked World" Is hy fur tho
best Of the three. 1t Is played ut tho Park BIZ
Mf. AMI strs. Wa!cot, assistcd by Miss Helen
1lougtto., Miss Lizzie Grease, and Mi. saHl
Ilamp1e, who have tic further advantage Of
Mr. Macdcr's pencil an.1 brush In getting np tho
scenery. Mrs. Walcot carries Oft tho l,onors,
though Sir. Waleot Ia not bad. This excellent
couple are oil at sea just now. For ton years
Street. Mr.. Walcol as netting and stage manager
md lca.lsg mau, aui Mrs. Walcot
as leading lady. Tiny, have probah'y
playel two or three hundred tlilTereht rolcs
aInco they hayu bocn connected With tic Wal.
nut Street, utl hnYU t1ono n0no Of tllem badly:
Mrs. Wa1co. ID n lcaulnE ladr Of more tllan usual
excellence, lackfng In nothing but strength.
She IL natural aetress, al.a there ts nut lca1-
lug la1y in the country Tint ean play ttl4 round
ol characters TINT she essays III tug ll1ncl1-
back,n no matter wfo tie star might bc: sllc
ltas always divided the honora rs Ht!t". Even
whcn playing with Fanny Davenport or Mu1y
Anderson. as she hos this senso stlo has luyarf-
aby aetsl al roIn tlism LIFT 1;npersoi
mud sic has won eaual falno by. playing Au-
fst bygus s' H.. rsS cisrfss last sa S
IN tlts city tha couplo Eava IN illustfaton Of
played Cart .4tso!nte IN "'Ihu nlyaIsn nnd
.U4us cur gour1li'on IN tho farce OF ''fu Parents
and Guardians" With which lhe performance
| tcrsn!uatuu, aEl his broken Frotetl WIS ahso-
| Wnlrut plnycu LYDIA LangH!sh most admirably,
aui Loo Nttl Il III thu Fatyu, ns II shu hs nryrr
artcd nnythtng but boss' pafts. YOU AaYo scoi,
Mr.. Wnlrot IN ChIrago. for he played Sehe m III
wcli lou. both arc now out Of nn enuaucn,s''.,
| u,rl 1t Ia l,arl 10 SEQ What tliey can do. They
aro out Of the linz, attnirnbo nrtprs as thcy afo,
/ for tAere IL h0 employment far hllcfi people
under thu present dramatic SYSTEM III th'a
Mrs. Draw wantctl them both for "The schooI
Tor scandal,n WhtctI WIS oil trokoh up Ut tie
Arch Street last evening. It Was Tho wpfst par'
seun ut Tic tlleatre. j. Clinton Hall played
| Ghuriex Sur{aee a. II he had never stsE lltt
comedy and had received tho pnrt ct supper
tine. Mr. Brooks struggled "ltlt The tole o.
genttcu,an,, ana MIR. ueotgo Howard worket
away at Sir Peter Ttazls as only YOUNG low
comedian without ut OF pathos tn hlil! const
du. lle tried hard, aul tho more lie tried lh'
II thc Chestnut s.reet sItas nelgarle In
Gisa pSs IS she puS vas " sappor!oa @ ey
crowd fron the union ,squats, Ssw York
rlaeo a., tltu Union, Square, ilotcis; ,sA
done passably well /: frof. EnfIie Leicester hi'
mt stood at tlle wings ant spent tbs Who'll
1ualrilic al by psrselt,-'Cross, oyur, "eouI
lUwn tIol.t," rcltra up eentre,' "so!d ,you1
hands, !" "ono step iurwar., "sa'se souI hand
!IE NH mi Ii
, 1879-05-23
SALT RIIEUAI,

Helpless for Eight Yeaye.-Uuahfe to Walk.
Got About en- Hands aud K1aes+
4 Wonderful Cure.
Mcssrs. WEEKA t. EroTrER-GkxTLxHEy: / hare
had tnost wonderful cure Of BaIt 1theutn. For
II IN my Iiead facr, neck, astna, md lcgs. waa
not able to wink. only IN NY banda sud knces.
for one yeas lhayc not been aolo to holp mysalf
for eight years. trIrd hundreds Ut romeA!ss; not
nne had tic luast Eject. Tbs doctors said my case
was incurablc. 80 my pnsents tFicd everything
that came "!ong. saw your aasof!lsemsat @ @ sua
box of EurttCnA brought the humos to the 1urfaco
nf my skin. It wonfd drop OF Al It came out until
now nh entirely well. All | can say II, / thank
you most heartily for my euro. :. ANY person who
thinks thla lcttor trand, let thcm write Of coma
and acc nip un1 hna nut for themselves. Yours
truly. WILL MCDONALD.
i,il5 DatteriIe1t. t.st,. Chicago Ill,
March !, 1870.
, 1879-05-23

after loin Is cut oil, At G6e7c ner b. ThA beef
canning company hero takes coarse parts 0f bull
locks, including chncks, rumps, and belly pieces
at Sc per ID. Live cattle shipped from thts
port arc our best selections, costing
for tho beat 10@io1c per n, With &he
nbout We per pound. making net cost OF beef
Dge04c per pound, md sama quality cf cattfd
nre worth in London 71fd per pound. The cost
OF transportation, insurance, etcs Is &c to 6o par
ponnsl.
Nith tho light afforded BY this statement II
will be easier to Judge ~ to whnt prtcas the
English butchers ought TO demand for Amess-
tnn beef,