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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
PhiIO. Exhibition.

Last night, at the opera house, the
Philo. society of the university gave
it's annual exhibition. The house was
crowded by Kuoxvlle's fairest and
best, and the performers of the even.
ing had the benefit of an appreciative
audience.
After prayer by Rev. DR.. Park, the
orator of the evening, Mr.. J. w. Tom
linson, of Tate Spring, was intro-
duced by Rev Mr.. Eager. The sub
ject matter Of this gentleman's speech
was good, his voice was clear and re-
sonant and his gestures were vigorous,
but they were occasionally marred by
a lack of grace.
Mr.. A. s. Ragsdsle, first declaimer,
was then introduced and delivered
that famous old speech, which has
passed through 80 many schoolboy's
hands, "Irish Aliens and English Vic
tories" Mr.. Rsgsdale has the ele-
ements OF good declaimer in him
aud no doubt they will be more fully
developed by labor and thought.
Next came the debate on the ques.
ton, do the signs Of the times iDdi.
cate a subverson Of our form of gov>
ernment." On the Affirmative were
Msssrs. w. ]. Bailey, of Fayetteville,
and G. T. Gaines, Of Knoxville, and
on the negative were Messrs. ]. P.
Mcdonald and S A. Mynders, both OF
Knoxville. These gentlemen handled
their subject with vigor
and understanding that would
have reflected credit on older
and more experienced heads.
All of them did splendldly but, to the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, Feb. ga dispatch to
the Manchester Guardian says:
Official documents submitted to the
French government by Prince
Orloff, Russian ambassador here, by
which it was intended to prove the
criminality of Hartmann, in connec-
tion with the Moscow explosion, are
considered too vague to establish the
guilt of the accused. Public opin-
ion here is opposed to Hartmann's
surrender, and the officials are dc,
laying action in the matter in order
to find ground for refusing the de-
mand for his extradition without
wounding RusSia's susceptibiities.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 27.-The
woman, Vera Sassulitch, a famous
nihlist agent, who on the 9th of
February attempted to assassinate
General Trepotf, prefect of St.
Petersburg, has been arrested at
the residence of one of her friends
in this city.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

$40" to "G''-"I'lI cut your salary
down"
"6" to 10'-"Ill cut your salary
down."
40" to "6"--"Y0u're another one"
"6h o "l0'-"Go there yourself"
"0n to "6''--"You wouldn't hit any
body of your size"
"6' to "lo'-"I'll get my big broth
er after you"
In the meantime the citizens stand
off and enjoy 1t.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
MINOR DISPATCHES.

SToUGHToN, Mass, Feb. 27.-A
FIRE this morning in the business
portion Of the town destroyed bust
ness houses and dwellings to the
amount of $4,000. Insurance,
$4,000.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 81 The
agitation among the workingmen
has apparently abated. There were
no meetings except ward club gath
erings held last night, The news
papers are bare Of news and express
editorially confidence that peace will
be preserved.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

THAT is nice little game of tit-for-
tat going on at present in the board Of
aldermen. The "l0' cut down the
Mayors salary and also the aldermen's,
and Mayor Branner, backed by the
g." as kind ofretaiation stroke, ve-
toes the bill and says the board shall
serve for nothing. The taxpayers
will have no cause to grumble at this,
though, for it saves, them just ST. 100 a
year.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

CONVENTIONS were held In all the
congress lional districts of Indiana,
Wednesday, for the purpose of choos-
ing delegates 10 the national conven-
ton at Chicago. Out of the twenty
ak appointed, twenty. -four are for
Blaine and two for Sherman. The
"plumed knight" is beginning to be
heard from. Mr.. Washburne is
almost unanimously the second
choice OF Indiana.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

THE political pot will soon begin
to boil in Georgia, and cautious peo-
pie are afraid that the phenomenon
Of the sleeps head butting out the
dumplings will be witnessed. Never
theless, both sleeps head and Dump
lings will have to take their chances.
Atlanta Constitution.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

New YORK, Feb. 27.-A collision
occurred to-day on the third avenue
elevated railroad, damaging several
cars, but no one was hurt.
Antonio Zari and Vincent Stinni
were arrested in Brooklyn to-day
for the murder of Flatherty, who
obtruded himself into Zari's house
and during a scuffle was fatally
stabbed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

Mr.. WoODFoRD of New York, says
he is for Grant, because she is the
man TO whom the whites of the south
can most easily surrender a second
time" We have lately been laboring
under the impression that Grant sur
rendered to Lee. but, If We were mis-
taken, we are glad of it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
Can Say with Wolsey.
[Rogersyille Snectator.l

OF whatever other good things the
CHRONICLE may be charged, it can
never be said that he joins the dem
ocrats. He can say with Wolsey,
Had 1 served my God with half the
zeal I've served my party, He would
not thus, in the hour of my need,
have deserted me-"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

IT is not so certain as it was few
days ago, that Messrs. Wilson and
McGhee will get the Macon and
Brunswick ROAD The capitalists rep
resented by Mr.. Kimball will carry
the matter to The courts.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

WE will now have an opportunity
to observe the relative amount of pa.
triotism In the various aldermen,
when we see how long they will
serve the city for nothing.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.

WASHINGTON, Feb. y.
After having transacted some
miscellaneous business, the house,
at 1910, proceeded to the consid,
GRAFTON of senate bills.
AT the expiration of the morning
hour, the house went into a COM
mittee of the whole ON revision Of
rules. The amendment to rule
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

SAYS Africa to Ireland, "That is
lie "-or, at least, part said to a
part last night, at city hall. For the
benefit of those not present, we will
state that no one was hurt.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

TILDEN has secured $40 hotel rooms
In Cincinnati. He evidently intends
to play game of freeze-out.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
mARKEEa BY TELEGRAPB
Nnw York Money nark &c.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.--Money, $l. .Uoa
l.O4, Exchange, $4S5 Governments
strong and higher 43's, $l.O33; 5s,
$l.OSs; As, ST. O6s. States dull ana
nominal.
Futures.
NEW YoRK, Feb, 27.-Net receipts,
s93 bales; gros', GA bales. Futures
closed quiet and firm; sales, 98 600
bales. February, 1921; March, 1891;
April, l3.14al3 Is; May, 13 81; June,
l3 IS; July, 1368al369; August, IL 76a
13 II; September, l329al3 81; October,
al245; November, IL lSal2.l6.
New York Cotton Market
NEW YORK, February 27,--Cotton
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

WILL the Tribune say whether 1t is
for Bayard now?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

OUR worthy mayor has lost his book
on parliamentary usages, and, accord
ingly, rules to adjourn out OF order.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

AGAIN the Tribune doesn't talk back
to the Dispatch.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

1T Is thought that Kansas will be
solid for Blaine.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
General Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Southern flour
dull and lower; common 10 fair extra,
$50; good to choice do, $6.40aS 90.
Wheat 3a2c. lower, with light export
aud moderate speculative bushes un.
ungraded winter red, 81. 45a1 ASH. Corn,
No. 2, shade lower; others without
decided change; ungraded, 57a59c.
Oats dull, and about 3c. lower; No. 3,
463a47c. Coffee dull and lower; Rio,
cargoes, l33a16ic; job lots, l4s18c.
Sugar higher, with a better demand;
Muscavado, The; Pernambuco, 74ci
fair to good refining, 73a7Bc prime,
7lc.; refined firm, with aeood inquiry;
standard A, 9s9sc Molasses in fair
demand and steady. Rice steady and
quiet; Carolina, 6ic. Wool in good
demand at very poor prices. Polk
dull and weak, prices unchanged;
middles dull; long clear, 81 l5; short,
$735; long aud short, $725. Lard
about steady, very quiet, $40.
Whisky dull, $l.10.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
AT THE HOTELS.
Lis OF Arrivals In the City.
The following is o list of arrivals at
the city hotels for February 9th:
ATKIN HOUSE

Mrs. Jane Branner @. II. Palmer, Mrs.
G. II. Palmer, r. O. Hamilton, DandEidge;
Jno. r. Wooten, N. 7. Wooten, A. Long,
New Market; j. r. MeKeldin, W. A.
Turley, Athens; joe Ouerbacker, Louis
Vile; II. ID. Sutton, Lee county, Vaj A.
j. Cordier, j. r. Kyle, New York. Ii. j.
Wilson, Montvale Springs; Jno. A Nc
Kinney Rogersville; VIM. N. Jennings,
VIM. Bryant, Virginia.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
1 dfy Ky SSt}gSsevt111E SSt}gSsevt1 TENN. ALVIN BARTON

steady; sales, $40 bales; uplauds,
13 Lice; Orleans, 13 3.16c. Weekly
net receipts, 1900 bales; gross, 27 g. 1
bales; exports to Great Britain, 2 9sS
bales; continent, 9lS bales; sales, 227S
halpa
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
LAMAR HOUSE.

J. A. Aokerman, Cincinnati o.; Frank
J, Cohen, Rome, Ga; Fl. j. Strenz, Lou
isvillo, KY; j. r. McEwen, Kingston; e.
H. Phelps, Burlington. Vt. L. P: Bright,
Chattanooga; e. b. Reeve, ]. II. Kyle,
New York.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28

United States Commission
ers' BLANKS for sale at this
Office.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
CENTRAL HOUSE

w. r. Hicks Clinton; L. Z. Specl
Rockford; j. M, Ault, Careyyille.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-28
Weather Report.
Maximum Thermometer, "a %; Min

"d TN iHtIIHUIHeVtTi Ui WIH'
imum, 40 50; Rainfall, 0 90 inches.
INDICATIONS: For Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, falling barometer, south.
erly winds, cloudy weather, rain fol-
lowed by rising barometer, decidedly
lower temperature, north to west
winds.
, 1880-10-15
NOTES TltOn1 ABROAD,


4 sgn Of tho times: or tho vessels passing
through Detr,Et River Wednesday, ten carrlul
GnrIlCil and Arthur lags.
i now cni,nl steamer nnnncd tho A. j. Wright
FROM tho yard Of Mr.. George Ii. Nottcr, ur-
pcnrcd ut l}u1lalo Wednesday,. Her cu4Ino wus
huIlt by Sir. q. ". 1i.Al, Of itnvauu, md has IL
byIIrlt1er l.xtH Inches. Sho cost <9l aud will
curry :, 100 bushels uf whcnt
When thu WInslnw was first cngnEed for tho
work III rclcnsn4 tho Amerlca, 1t wus nKrccl by
tho underwriters tu kyD l,or S15D1 for llcr de-
livery ut Slnnltnwoe. hut when the Ninslnw
'tncd to nlovo Tho vossol, At,d ln,ir,c.i to Mau-
lt0wuc, Il better 9iftr Wiss HlAtlo Cnpt. Grltnl~
lssnn'I, tho owler Of tho tug. Evon this faleI to
t1l.}uGe u rCScuc.
i'he sIdu..w'col stcnmar City Of Cleveland
cntlu frsstn iIol,Rhton ~ DetrUlt In thirty-uno
aud a.llnlf huiIts running time. Ast,l SIX tn
a.hMlf liYMrs f!'r as0t,s " Mnrlnet.c s.!lt De-
xix hours from tnck to dock. sie hull another
*i!Sth0 ,,t s! worth @ ot tnppur uoarl this trip.
larker I,rt'shors. ot Dptn,t, to stuy BY. thoIr
t:nt. tl:o cntI'1ht&1'. nolltt; aisl john Wesloy
foMIl'icrei schnnncr Ullsc urltct,.
Milwaukee, nercl!nnts command tho Inko SUI
tlDuse II tairyntrkM! with g,Hn'a awaiting trtns-
nrtMttUil+ mud their Inur Hliitinnrs If t!loir Hu
a 5 s;sf' tit II p9s, psS, Il ro ' sxd % Sty o r III Ra" ~
pn"lty. issfta thcsr stcHslsrrs here, lha ilrln
naru lho 1rnloilcr Nnnisscs and tho stcnlll-
nn!;,iith1 a1nnlactte' and L.a''sc.-hsIuau';es
viii ssn; e s Wy = sasG '1s GSaHs'S aat.ssa a
lntS lio,y Dll hand y splolt9 far now nn.iu of
prorllsion., lie calls it lyru- prui!x!on,-thn
thrGtl AKntnst hAly hr wntor, Msltl u sIya that
~, cSw u sx MN. t'y tho i.ew sysset,,, e olt.
Viii Will so ' avo y III St S at I" ls'rto 'iss ,s ia aS as
it!cn. nn,t from tho results 0htnlncl tleiI tts
utility and praHt!e,atb!lliy oan bo jadsed.-nagaIa
, 1880-10-15
STORM AND DISASTER.
pIlOrELf.CN UANtHrEO SUNK.

Sptttat Dtspltca to Tho Chieagu Itlbunt.
C1iE:0YOAH, hllntl., Oct. 13,-Tlio proHollcr
Canlstto anu I'LL unknown schooner with lcnL.
colnrei hottom. supposed tu bu tho Niug.,r,,,
o0!l!tc't ut Wnugnsa0nc9 Light ut j O'clock this
tluriing Hho nlHtle for shallow wnter alld sunk
ilsldr tho pier III seventeen feet Ut water, Tho
vehscl wus working M, shnwlnK rcd anl gseuI,
lights ut tiuics, and tAen or,ssrIl Tho stcalncr's
hHw shuwlng q torch, hut tn, Into IL
nfIi'l u iallllafsn, TA0 ftsst! was struck
bHt'SGGn thu lnl,ln and Inlxxcn rigylny. Ripping
~ her Wtlntu eiub, but AtipNCcntly lll,0y1 hur
Mls' lno: sa9 la 1T IT. aad o1;, u.lt! inay rr',.
nHltss!asanrn. Anl lcnycs hero Tonight with a
'tMier tnu steAsn pump.
LTlit. propeller ClIiitstto loft Chicago OIL Tues
tY night with lh,Uu hushels OF cOrll. ct,sttler-
nb!o quantity OF Hour, Mnl t,llnt other Incka4o
freight. Tho ctlrl n1.1 tlni'r wIll snIce latn.lvu
y fully iusurcd rho prol4llsr belongs to tue
Union steamhsat con'lmny's ttot.l
TItH STORM Ar MlLw.sukEK.
.- Spsclat {ltstAlfeh ia 7hs ChteIyo Irfbune.
MILWAUKEE, MIS-, Oct. la.-A !lenyy south
Wescr tn't!ny c0tnp1'lcl II yaspautahlu tlpet 0f
co'lEse frclghters, N,.,nd Caleaxnwur'l. y drol'
ca,ne Into hltrb0r woro tho prupc!lors GlntOn
and tollsnTlA, stcAnl- bnrHo b. T. baldwin, md
Kchonurs Lucia i. 6l!npspn al,sl ILtcine,
IuWArl urull!nK tho Wlnd cARtcd tn thu west,
ana n!oat 0f th0 yesspls again gut under way,
BpI,uA0 A LEAK.
The schooner l.. u. Bhepnr'a. wood laden, IL
dry.tek tl,ero ts occupied, 1ao tug y. s, Coo bus
xano to brlng her to thls port.
AT AAAITOWoQ.
! =; Special Dt1pateh 70 2:hs Chicago 1ftbuns.
alAHIT0WOt:, Wis, Oct. H.-It0 4cIi0UnGr Shop
pnrd arrived here loaklnT buddy. Thu tug Coo
, 1880-10-15
by TELEGRAPH.
Ft>1l ElGN.

FuNEIHN.
6pttial Dfsrateh to 7hs Chteneo Ttfbunf.
LIvElsruot- Oct 1t-1l:u h.nl.-FlUEn-So. !, lis
0di M. 4 ~ 81.
-Wicnt-W!nter. No. l. Ps Bit No. :. N "a:
eprtnE. No. n ii; No. :: ia I'll, whsa. M. l. rs III.
No. :, s. I'd; rlnl No. Ills :di So. ps sd. COsn-
Now. M. I. 81 :!fti.
fRny1stDSs-Iurk. s1s. f.nrtt, Es.
LivEtrnu,s t>ct. observation-disclosures inquiry Mt
Gfs7 l-iGd' sa!es. .OtI bnIcs speculation md ex-
pbrt. Lts1: Anuycah SstI.
Observation-Disclosures clear, Us 8dI short
clonr+ Us.
NkstS-Common Is.
1.oy1,t'N. t}ct. lL-REr1SED rErNoLEuM-9345a991A.
9rEHN UIIr-1l<.
lsEslN--Cnmn,oii, Isl pale, cs lid.
HP1H1Ts TCR1'ESTfSE-JIs,
ANTwEnp, uct. .it.-lETltuLErM-MWk
Tho following weEe received by tho Chicago Board
Of TrnIo:
bd No tnri.is Us III, M to. II ill., Turn nfni III
b. Ill. EArunu. M Gtlxt--ftaRt lud In fllni-
GrIle dtn,nna. Arr!v,l-WhrAt nnI ci,ftl gutpt and
nrm. To- asr!ve-WtIrHt tt!net; M. st'rin4 MI
ylncea "a. c"Fn s"niy: PORK ~ I'll. f+arI, t:s
pnc0niA,nK Ctehr i3t hs aht,rt crar, I5s Id. Tai
low. 3ts IL. GtIreHG. "a ai. HGuf, Fs:s ts..
lMSIi?S. uGI: fa-iLlEHI1u!c-Whe bent firrnrr.
MAIN iiASE-CarEucs tn cnnst-H1lrAt ma rorn
hrn1. Carsnc. nn Rn:s0ge-WEcnt htmeF. Curt,
and nearly duo, tts IT,
, 1880-10-15
NEW YORK,
4NC" 4 AVTtNt
Rpfftdf F1tfpdfeh II, 9nt f,h}<noe 'TrthtIyt


NEW fuNK. Oct. tt-tiKAtS-Whtut-A llyeltar
huslnesa has boom reported tn-ny In wIuscr. chiefly
In TIC srecutaro interest, on. iyweyer. worry v1tia
bic market. nottbly IN the lnst:fleu bf thu flrurit
kEndo Ut No. red. which was decidedly hutsant ala
further advanced at tho opening nbs,ut .a:c ppr bu.
s0pn to rehsso to hcnriness and depression, Dslnu In
tho option lint nb0ut A4!c por hti nnier rcnewud
pressure to paco supplies. but Il5ing sharply In later
dealings, recovering On tho ot,ttoua about l4c bu
nf the loss through Tie atturnnon IND leaving uff
tribe easlcr but stcady Mt Tie slipht decline. Tho
cousso 0f tho mnrket WIS notcrnlncd IN spo part by
tho f4ucuntns tenor nf thu reports frIm tho West,
Cabto adytccs wcro fntnrwlnt conflicting Inward tho
close. generally Ut more fnvornbu purpuEt. Export
rufc1ases wofe TO q fair nLkrounc, thuuak checked
70 some extent by tho d'sturbrd condition Of Tho locat
narketand tho hardening tendency OF occnn froshts
Epting "EcNt strung but very Quot, sllcs. 1 h,.
fo1 whc ut tlla.ae, l.l8 closing n. klI; 41atD bu
Do 10 arrive freq on h"a,i at sI.Ipl,
60 bu do October Mt fii9,ida..!G closing a. atput
sl.la; luAu bn do Novomcr. slt4,tYl.tA, closing Mt
nhons fa; 5fun bu do l,ccenber at t!,l5ftt LlGt{,
e|gs;nF gs;n @ e swTt l; bu do s.eamor yu!ao 1t
sSS; $S d s Iss, $:s
ss:as % 4S ~ bu sfsss maesaSsr e sEi Il .s
$;;Ss sss,sss$ ri $,: s':S s';,
&! g: go l. II s; s s
stss sa sn5ss & I X, on ~s5*sa NJ
b. eosns III s'a ssf ~, . is":.
K5Si ',s,y II :. tg' wv n' W ~ 1a.e
gS1fIr T., ~ AS II! oc =" TEN N omhrs,
W%'g yn =, ~ "s%GnfsEa +tt, octoDeFt NtW
~. ~ "5 n1tff@c: ri e9sHH NJ asG ~ Nosani.
nscd Wa te1n anrr;tdct, is ses&s a. 10 Sa!lty; lI
nPTve Gn '1SS' I'd bid fey l.t ew wS
niyrncd rntcs i%e ocf,,a ,nniinH. ss,',V4 M a.
9't ,.. r. nSt 'sS; 9a n2Mt 'ss!r pgr
"a unmitY, xrd t ii III lin ~ I:" IL ~ HI. ~ rittfS ny ~
Etntc nnI,nnt mi .ntt snfr numlsnI iixrs Ht,in ~;
sxstai2 a"sa nn e
i'NuvisioSsSiia. pTs.liIcta showed n fotr dopecs
in dannt fr r.nSt asiirnry, n,,;. II ' :iJ PtA ~.
ordinary Tor nrort .isiivSry. rn.. ~ 4, ~, ~ "
n the "pa o e,tssa s' no.. Z; ,nne,ys sit T.
fnr ustoHsr mmd ti h ~ ysn Hnts sH
hons nstructu i'll ,n,sn tt,n nt ttc I'm, GsseM t1gs ~
r. I.It Tn.ts H. Il, r.:n..i .,,T ~ Ma lnRs ~
ilacnn In iint strk ii f,riy hi u,ipt nGly. @
nj I t. arrjye Wssrr seti, taTr r }nntI tfnE f,r
sa;iy ds!!suiy ii sae ,slsr rsicu. at"a n tas
A. Il III n. III IT, % IN rn ~ ~ y - @ H. SntGe %
linz esTn stnIS nt ~ !. fas ~ 1Inix . d,a IL ia ~ % %ntM
w.niar viii f,rt.Ihnr ~ & ~ Y. SSMH S i
~ nuns 5s~. y II yts ssa rGitts II sf.!. @
~ ~ e'stan,!;At
" sntI1,. r. tt.nH 3S "tinHs ~ So]i5Hse
of fri1ESWsf i;!, H. y III IN fair rcqos Vii" raIcs ooa
rtS!s ~ fatr ~ ~ G @ M nhu Tnntca nfta az
nHt 11'r ~ EuuH IuHnR Matl sies reported
ssn h'sST ud ID Ii ssS iSa.s Saa1s" NJ 7'' re"ua
eera1aI ,nn7fio mn1nnlon 51potsed IA tita
n inst,mrns hn.ln l ,i.ht' ,fiM9' ~ r. tm ~Iaes
Mt,h 'poe- III. A'SH. 'nsnfesHoli!.
trn,Iu EEr iann,,u,a n l"'s % wv ErH.M
, 1880-10-15

-
-. -, -
hnd not hrnrl from t'Mrt. nnvii VINCE uro nf
their nrlnrnnts. Mr.. t;rcultc, ni,e nf lilo uwil-
rfs ~ tno titilhrr - M itnr'nr lns!nx after la
n Il wI1l rr"tt'r 1'n, t cxnnr, "rt WIN #
nttcr ,c.i,ictls tic @ s,i~s;'s,'ary "mr-thri INV
niortm,,mnut @ ~ c'''s'''"'o ""'e'ei't Efo"''l 'of
"''''''o''''''nti m, A., nv ,.,r,,r.,r
4 ncy lltc.raft recently Invented by ncnIa.
n !Ntslicf. ~ ms city. was t*tr!' n thu hntnt
ny t;ne t;' yessrrrtn! miirffn,,t tr t!G nl''l@Gss @
wnf"r @ VIVA tn,",mrntt,.,I,. .r,.t;, M IL, ,,t ~
therefore proved nricrtjy niircessf,I. flo tiIrit
cnsy s.,i,nnrt5nu tJvt. mai, .inst inv II viii III
+, nsaty ~ vt re,nv!ns to 10 !len,ons r'itssl.
each sIx fcct ln.r r md III iw,, ft", M Viii" r1y
;%S 'asr swre ~ II she 'sx 'h f Gst'r 'r IT,
tft HUT n Of ernyns. i,ni.,tr,] rMi. tut tnt w, ~
icrpsmf. Ti,u C!lnvniry Is n.'tuinci 6y tic m.
pca.inn Nf wutcrr1ltf mixt,iro to tho ilsl.Ilv,
III ,,alirr.ses Thc telaI wis Witnessed iW t,rr.
llnrs nifty people.
''.'. n ',' ! % sE:s.x LOST ovsnnoAno. ..,,
rts uaits "ncs ,I,Mt Hfsths y Tug ssi'onef HisRo
jn tcn III f 'S c,, n it I'M .n I's v.sni M,i't'e IT,,
ss,r Mns nseMtri T.n i;, Imn nseeia w. ~ T. tno
~, I'LL as ~, Mss.Ee. '., 10 m.'gs, nnn , S
ar n.lr,r + run ,i'.. ck ,r1ssrw @ n t ,'afns % .no to
,asRM .',, "ms'M!t ,', = ano tas Witn nasi,ske ms
a,n Gna Ms "Ex HIN H. u s %nG 'e ,t' na, ~,
Like. Escry c1nrt nas niasln 70 rrnr nssst.
s,,,c w ,sn o mta"o ,ra y ,I.1 , vu a ~ a t,n,. 10
Of % usc ind i i,aiie,l fro ws IT, catirnus. % s ~ 'e"'S
The storm -ava was Lying for tho tsrst time
;no,'.itiny Mes.rs. tiitbrrt Mul,har,f C".'s
building mt tho tort,cr Df &o,lih Water STREET
and Filth Mscntlr. Cnptnius nn others inter-
delight ut the change There sru,ctl 10 10 Int
tilc opnitn III regard Il, tho cl,nRn-vK.: TINT
, 1880-10-15

FHlLADELrH1A. Uc. It-FtnUH-fitonly, Mime.
soa cxtsNs, clear medium s31s Eo1tl. $40; c!lAce,
5fooi stEniRht. EA6!H, Ohio. G1oh, ta,Ui coica tu
fancy. ttt0i hss psalot, Aktn1Asf lntInnI, auntt,
&15 H. Louis Rood. &.2j; Minnesota patent prucuss.
N-aoaa@A 1tsc tour seIrGo at t3.3IIaI7.S
oAAlS-Whest rxctstd and InEus1nAi No. ! rcd.
e'aFasoE. car lots. f!a1s M. 4 rcd. October, Fll
I'D. ailf nskcds Noyenbor, sll5N tl, s.,8!{ askedI
Docsmbes, alaG& bill. ti.l5H uskeA- CuTn trtnor;
high mixed. on track aSo rejected. skier sui! uxu.i,
uEsotsotI hHu bid. Sic ntktit SuYunlHE, aiG hid, 6lt
esAelt 1leeom,vE. fMIIcn MI tiAss-Nn. wiiitu x!S;
ny: ~ thtaE4ns NJ adtt. da;S'3sr; mixed. ,st4c,
nuTTEM-s,a: H. sxrspt sl,ltsu Esa.!ss; creamery
axttAs, AEf dn " hl ~ clIuee. ~. III; S4w fuTk
Htatu And uFAltnrsl County, I'en,kylyunIN yxltns.
1atSNt Western Roberye. UxtEu, atAIa.c.
ktIGH-Etyul Mt 31c,
CHEksE- Dull Anu unchanged.
MISUNDERSTANDING unchanged.
WNtskY-Ftttp Ut {l.t1,
,MmE!K1s1fMS@r 4 dA1 ps:, whsas IT, 90 but corn,
bulfMEA1k-Whgat, ul,1U b4,
, 1880-10-15


foIEpo. Oct H.-t4itAlx-Wheat opened strong
md ctnsrl easier; M. white Michigan, nDmlnn,IY
ti.tE|s nmher Mtchisnn. tlaiH;, No. rcd Wabash,
sss $i04!s; November. sia5: December, slo1, Ian-
nsy.<l; Nh rod NMbHr,I, f1.: fecutet ajc; MI, !
n''shor Illinois. slN. torn steady, ht4! mixed. 4ic;
~, srnt. ~: uetnbcr +p$r: Snvc,nhrF lie; May.
4';se. cMtt ghlcts Sn .ps't ur nciolHs, a:>lc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stsaAY: Nh. , rett sppt p1,d
1csnbtF. tlat; N0xcnbur, flNitl DECEMBER, &l.C3;
Ju11llnFy *lIp. '
fun h,t, ' '
sm!i'MESrs-Wheat, s,ooo bu, corn, II, 90 bu, oats.
1,Nt hu. " '
, 1880-10-15

nosroH. 0ct 1l.-Fi.ul'H-Sieaty md arm, Vest
crn asrsEllne 1.f'stnt Wisconsin, extras. sl.;,
at!nnvsnta tu, E.0us46 III; winter weat.. Ohio and
Michigan. Sccsts5s lnllana, G5j01 .5 illinois and
St Louis. Ets:Gli.5l
GHAtS-curn steady md firm, 1nlxct md yellow,
61Gs2r. Uats--t, EoU,t demand md arm; M. md
cxtrn white. Mtiac, M. white, 4sa t3!sc; No, !
HIixGI: md No. 4 awtltc. 4ua 1lc. ltYe.t0siHc.
tnts-Nesterr, triH} istah.
KECEiirs--Fluur, i,tGN hfts; curn, 2i0u bu; wheat
ltlall bu. @''' 'F~@ '
S!ItrMESTs-Flour, eB brlss corn l.t0M bu; wheat,
, 1880-10-15

BUFFALO. N. T., 0ct. 1l-tiHAiS-Wheat active;
Fncs Sho0o on No. hnnl Duluth nt &.llall1f cash,
$ll11sl12 November. *Itsl1l}s Inst half October,
1tli lA1f yrIr EHtu dull u13i u1ct,npcsd, cnr-1nx
4ltc untn ne.leclnh. !y1 sfculcctnd. laroy atltUt
"li9 stcnyi u { lss Cnnalllan M truck lit K5e.
upward. s'@
, 1880-10-15

tow her IL Milwaukee.
Wtn,l.hn,lnh l,erc th-tfay-Schnonor Eaptit-
.nlh, EuynhuHn, VIM. II. El1npnlnn, f.en Highly,
Sfntnc Jn1'MM, nhl aheppnrl: scawa Laurel nm,l
Mn,'ls9r: , Several vessels nre anchore,l In tho
Wild fresh frOtn tho southwest.
, 1880-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS NEW
TifE MANf1n.

up*etal Dsrhtth h The Chicago Tftbtnt.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. tt.-Capt- William 1it,rton
returned licrr to-llny from yislt TO tho strand
cd schooner Nnbol. 1fu reports her nnfnjnrctl.
70 fnr IA cnn hu sccn, nnd thinks sho cnn bo
pulled uir nftcr hc,ng pumped out- Shn lies On
rinnI! storing rick, 20 feet from watcr tlcop
enough tu tont her
vEssEt. ruHCltAak.
Capt. Duke, Into owner Of tho wrecked
tclinuncr ArlUnt, tins pltrcbatei hnlf intercat
!n tho sch!oncr y. n. Norton, from Frcd ii.
uuyiltont for $50.
, 1880-10-15

CLHVELASn, O.. Oct ii.-l'ETMoLEUM- F!rmur;
Standard white, ilp tckt, 1l5(e
PiTrsHul'. 0ct. H-l'ErHu1EuM-Fntr,Y active,
AitNlrifn tleflv0fy. - "
-TlrU.viLIE. nn Oct. tlre,,u, at
sF}vc; h!Gthh n lassi'Rt Ntc etsg tstn: hhtDs
ments, ts,tu1; charters. ..Ul; salus, 4o.lld