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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-07

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| mined.
This magnificent deposit will be reached,
rs has been said, by an addition OF thir y
five miles of ad, par ly & AIDED and under
| construction through the ore banks OF CSr-
ter county to the Gran berry banks 1t will
be nearer to Knoxville than the Lake So
| Derior ores are to Pittsburg, and since it
| will be the most expensive ore which
! Knoxville can use, it Is important TO de-
| lermine its cost. The distance to be hauled
will be about 140 miles. Ii is estimated
that the ore can be placed in Knoxville at
a cost not exceeding 500 per ton, while
Pittsburg pays from 9l2 to SIS for Lake
Superior ores.
The counties Of johnson and Garter con.
tain probably more ores than any others in
East Tennessee. Those of Carter will be
partly available with the completion of the
Cranbtrry road; the others, in both coun-
ties, can be easily and cheaply reached by
short lines as they are needed, A line from
a point OF the Cranberry road, near Eliza
bethton, up the Watsugs, to the mouth of
Roam creek, and up that stream to Little
Mountain, a distance of Renly miles in !,
would give outlet to some Of the largest
deposits of brown hematite IN the state.
And so a short line up Stony creek ten or
twelve miles above Elizabethton, would
render accessible both red and brown ores.
Luz BTodL utpU5ltS AZ l6IllGO I iAlLs EUu NJ
Gees creek, and on the slopes
Of Star mountain in Monroe county,
can be rendered accessible st small cost BY
Il road about twenty miles in length. Ore
in Washington can be reached by the con-
struclion Of short line to Embreeville,
and indeed there is scarcely county in up
per East Tennessee from which greater or
less supplies may be reached.
For many years, however, there will be
no necessity to look beyond the ample sup
plies already within reach. If in the fu-
ture increasing cost of ores or variety
should make it neces ary to look to other
deposits, it is comforting to know that new
fields may be easily reached at small OUT
lay. The matter of prime Importance now
is, that there is an abundance Of every va
riety and quality easy Of access for imme-
diate manufacture.
The coal supplies for the working of the
ores are found in tho Cumberland noun
taine, in mines now worked ut Coal Creek,
thiriy-one miles distant, and on the pro-
posed line TO Emory Gap, thirty three
miles distant at Poplar creek. The coal AZ
Coal creek IS thought to coke rather soft,
but this could PROBABLY ba remedie1 by
thoroughly washing the coal before cox
ing. There is no question. however, ss to
the superior cok.ug qualities Of the Pop
lar creek coal, which can be delivered in
Knoxville after the building Of the branch
toa >, cooked, at six cents or less per bushel
have no analysis OF Poplar coal at hand
The following analyses are OF Coal creek
coal and c Ike:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-07

Just being received comprises the most choice novelties in
design, fabric and shape that the market affords
In purchasing Stock do hunt the
hut make it point to buy of houses who manufacture their
Clothing with eye the beauty and durability of the gar
and to the comfort of the Hence invariably
satisfy The BONN does affect prices
We have bought stock at last Spring prices and shall
sell them accordingly, being content with small profits Our
Chldren Boys and Youths Department venture to
the most complete the City Our Stock Of Spring Under
White Fancy Shirts and Furnishing Goods generally
is Large selection Choice and Prices very Cheap.
HEART Bros,
THE ONE PRICE" CLOTHIERs. +
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

DELIEF LODGE No. 1853, X. of H.--Meets on
II the first and third Friday nights of each
month, at Teutonia Hall, corner Church and Gay
streets.
j. T. Ambrose, HID. Harvey Clark, Reporter
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-07

All Sunday schools that try it, take to WHITE
ROBES % ct J. No better sunday school song
BOOK ever made.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-07

n. ~ n. VI.
Oriental LODGE, No. 453 Stated commu.
~ munication upon second Thursday night OF
each month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
Chas. Dawes Sec. W. A. GalDralth, w M.
MASTERS LODGE, No. 244-Stated commu-
XVI nication upon third Monday night OF each
month at Hall In Masonic Temple.
L. L. McCroskey, Sec. IL. w. Hall, IN.
DEARI, CHAPTER, No. "A, r. A. M.--Stated
/ convOcation upon first Monday night of each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
s. j. Todd, Sec. W. A Galbraith HIP
NRUR DE LION COAIMANDERY, No. a.
" Stated cOnclave upon second Monday night
of each month meetings for drill upon Friday
night of each week, at Hall in Masonic Temple.
5. j. Todd. Rec. T. Boll, IHC.
10. o. Il.
MAST TENNESSEE LODGE, No. S4--Meets
II Tuesday nights at odd Fellows Hall, west
side Market Square C. II. Williamson, NC. d; J.
A Galyon, v.G VIM. Samuels. RS W. Ii. Sal
mon, Permit Sec c. II. Jones. Ireasurer:
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Arthur SuIIiyan's Vocal Album

Contains twenty -four of the best songs OF this
famous composer, any three of which are worth
the moderate price of this fine volume, which is
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-07
Waters Pianos and Organs,

BEST MADEl Warranted Six Years NEW
PIANOS, Stool and Gov +, $780, upward. NEW
ORGANS, S45 80, $50, SIS, upward. Illustrated
Catalogue free. AGENTS WANTED. Second
baud INSTRUMENTS at BARGAINS. HORACE
WATERS s. CO., S26 Broadway, New York.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
Tho Ilonlk I:ecopIion.

Tho entertainment tonight ut Lincoln hall
promises TO be in every respect admirable. The
students Of tho DcaMute college give some
characteristic shadow pantomimes, very mirth
provoking. Mrs. Jarley's exhibitions aro always
popular, and although Mrs. Camp may not be,
MS she will doubtless claim to bo, tho original
farley, yet she certainly will be the perfected
Jarley as hosts OF previous audiences eau
testify. Tho tabloaux will be presented by
ladies and gentlemen OF Gcolgctown, who
have heretofore won laurcls by thoir charm
ing exhibitions. Tie names Of those who will
furnish tho musical and literary part of the
programme are too well known to Washington
audiences to need further notice Tho object
of the entertainment appeals with even greater
force than its attractions to the patronage Of
the public. A reading-room woll-suppied
with good. native and foreign periodicals is
greatly needed here in Washington, where so
many young men from all sections of the
country eougrcgate. There is also great
demand for a 1rstclass circulating library.
The Young Mems Christian association can DO
no better work than to provide these for tho
uso of the public, and they should bo ably
seconded in all their efforts to this end
National Republican., 1880-05-31
SLrnRDAr,s BALL GAME
The Daltimores Badly Dofoated- Departure
of the Nationals.

OF the Nationals.
Not more than 1000 people witnessed the
game hore last Saturday between tho Balti-
moros and Nationals, which resulted In an
easy victory for the latter Derby and Baker
filled the pitchers and catcher's positions, and
their work was performed so we'll that tho
regulars were not missed Several Dioro men
would have been put out on sliikes had not
the umpire been crOss-eyed Mt times and un.
able to gauge Drrbys delivery. His pitching
was far more effective than he received credit
for. Baker cnught almost Eiultlcss game,
one ball escaping him in the last innings, and
IL was even ibcn doubtful whether or not tho
error belonged to him or Derby. His throw.
ing 10 second was cyCcllCnt, and he aud Ger
hardt captured every mau who attempted to
steal that base. If Saturdays exhibition wns
fair sample Of Bakers ability to catch, the
Nationals can pndo themselves on having two
Of the best catGhcrs in tho country.
The Ballimorcs were wocluly outbatted,
Critchlcy being hit for fourteen bases. Pow.
ell found a safe place TO drive them, and did
the best biting that hu has donc siucu joining
the club. Warner came noxt with three sim
giles for four times at tho bat. The latter seems
to have regamed his hitting power, and, when
his fielding is considered, IT. is safo to say that
it would DO difficult TO find his superior as a
third bascinan. The Daltimoros' fielding was
fair, but they could do nothing with Derby.
In fact, his pitching bothered them much more
than that of Lvnchs.
Appended is the score:
NArtON,rs
National Republican., 1880-05-31
The nashaWays.

The Dlshaways held one Of tho best meet
ings ever held by the club Mt Masonic temple
last night. The choir, speakers and all seemed
TO vie with one another in their endeavors to
do or say something that would induce fallen
man to restore himself to manhood's estate
The president, Alexander Egleston, promised
to raise the sum of 81 500 to build tabernacle.
All who know Bud will feel assured ho will
keep his word rs he did his pledge for the last
four years. Mr.. |. George Coombs spoke for
about fifteen minutes, giving his experience
as drinking man, and the good it had dono
him TO be sober.
Charley Nye-our Charley-was loudly
called for and responded. He spoke with
much feeling of the fallen braves who died in
defense of their country and whose graves
were decorated yesterday by friends and
countrymcn. But, said he, how much braver
and better is ho who lives reformed and re-
deemed from q position worse than death.
While Charley spoke the tears welled up in
sympathy over the pictures ho drew Of misery
and shame produced by ntcmpCrance.
Colonel Meacham closed the meeting with
one ofhs best cndGavors on temperance. Tho
choir OF VIC Dashaways deserves especial mon.
tion. No church or other organization in tho
city is blessed with better one. Mrs. VI. A.
Freoar presided rs organist assisted v Miss
Florence Hopkins, Mrs. Gurlcy aud others
About forty signed the pledge.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
C.nnoll,,s Lniest nnlIelin.

Connolly's silk house, corner of Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue, will un.
doubtedly be a fayorito resort for the ladies
this week, as a large stock Of goods from i'm
porters auctions have just been received.
Included in the list are gro5-grain, satin and
cashmere finish and colored silks, all Of which
are offered at astonishiugly low prices. No
lady considers her wardrobe complete without
a handsome silk dress, and Connoly's an.
uouncement shows that the most lastidious
can be accommodated. This firm is noted for
the excellent quality of goods on its shelves,
and everything sold is guaranteed TO be rs
reprcscnted.
National Republican., 1880-05-31

ran to the house Of ncighbor, Lewis Hsuder.
son, and besnught his protection. Her hus.
band followed her and, despite Hendersons
remonstrances, began beating her again. Hem
dorson finally took up tho womon's fight and
he and Sinims INDUCED in rough-and-tunble
scrimmage Henderson getting tho worst Of
tho encounter drew revolver aud fred two
shots at Simms, Mother OF which took olloct.
Ollcor Jackson quickly effected truce by
arrcslng both mon aud locking them up at
the fourth precinct station
National Republican., 1880-05-31
A REPLY TO INGERsoLL.
DR.. Eea Points Out son,o OF the Mistake
Of Pagan Bob.


Willard hail was we'll filed yesterday artor-
noon with a very intelligent audience, to
listen To DIR. James Ren's reply TO Colonel
lngcrsolPs lecture on "Thc Gods" DIR. Roa
commenced by referring TO tho motto prefxcd
to Ingorsoll's lecture. IAN honest gods tho
noblcst work Of man." and quoting some of his
structures on tho beings worshipcd by man in
past ages, said they woro undoubtedly true of
man-mado gods Of hcathoudoin, but not TO
Jehovah. lIo then took in detail and replied
TO his criticisms on the temptation of Christ
the cruelty of God rs portrayed IN the old
testament, tho iulprecating psalms which ho
regarded az prophetic, and intended TO apply
to Judas, both us an individual and as n typo
of anti.Christ. Quoting Colonel Ingeisulrs
remark that thoro will be lttlo lib
erty OH earth, so long us men worship
tyrant in heaven be asked how it
happened that our country, England, swift
2crland aud Germany, where christianity
prevailed, were the first countries on earth :
As tEe scriptures teach, "Ye shall know tho
truth, aud tho truth shalt make you free"
Colonel ]. would enthronc the goddess of rea-
sou in place of Christ, but that had been tried
in tho French revolution, aud the dcploablc
| results aro well known. lie Is looking TO Il
| golden age when we shall no longer produce
"millioDairos aud mendicants," but this WAS
not only inauguratcd in tho days of tho
apostles, whom the carly church "had all things
common," but is the state predicted rs the
outcome Of christianity in the future.
| DIR. Rea then drew contrast between the
civilization of Greece, the elimination of
| human reason and culture, and that of our day,
| when christianity has boen supcradded. But,
he said, tho final test OF the excellence of any
roligion is its ability to prepare US for death
and future life beyond. Aud horc, as in
Colonel Ingorsolps own case, under a recent
bereavement, tho infdcl is obliged to confess
that his views fill most deplorUbly. An clo-
quent description OF tho triumphant death OF
the believer in contrast with that of even tho
most philosophical of infidels closed the dis
course. Tho meeting was opened with prayer
by the venerable Mr.. Wilmington (episcopal,
and closed with the bonodction by DR.. Domcr
Of the lutheran church.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
slALpAcA coArs. EIsEMAN DROs.
Hanlnn to Lenye wn.hIncton ro.nIcht.

Arrangements arc being made to give Ed.
ward Hanlan, the champion oarsman, q grand
send.oif this evening, when he leaves Wash
ingtou for "Tho Brighton" at Coney island. 10
begin training for his contest at Providence,
r. l., tho 18th proxilno. His boat in which lie
won the last two races will bo on exhibition
for ladies to-day in the rotunda of Wizards
from l2 IN. to p. NJ. The only mem bcrs Of
HanlNn's party now in the city arc himself
and Joo Eemoungo aud they leave this even.
ing ON the 10 o'clock train over the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad. Tho citizens purse of -, 600
won last Wednesday was turned over TO Han.
Ian by Mr.. Cooke Saturday night,
National Republican., 1880-05-31
A pennnmnl,nr I'm rrnnhle.

John Simms, colored man, living on NJ,
between Twonty.second and rwen!y'thiid
streets northwest, being Kept indoors by tho
rain yesterday afternoon, concluded 10 re-
ycngo himself for tho deprivation by bcating
his wife. Tho woman stood IL a short time,
but it becoming too warm fvr her at homo she
National Republican., 1880-05-31
Yellow Fever.

1t is confidently asserted that this frightful
disease can be prevented by the use of War.
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, in connec.
tion with Warmers Safe Pills IL is blood
poison keep the blood pure, this disease will
not exist These Remedies keep the blood
flterers-the kidney aud liyer-in healthy
action
National Republican., 1880-05-31
The Fair Associations Spring Trotting Meet

The spring trottng meeting of tho National
Fair association begins to-day, and judging
from the horses entered lovers OF turf sports
will have four days of solid enjoyment. To-
days events are the 2;2G and 2:40 classes for
each of which there are eight entries, all of
whom have good records. Nearly all the trot-
tors present last fall ut lthe rational fair are
now in tho city, among the most familiar being
Phil Dougherty, Stonewall, Lyman, Bay Chief
taiu Brown Tom, Driver and Belle Oakley.
The horses will be called up each day at 1870 y.
H., and the trotting will commence half an
hour later. The association has made liberal
offers for this meeting, and the entries show
that horsemen fully appreciate this fact.
Trains leave the Baltimore & Ohio depot every
twenty minutes, commencing ut II u. nj.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
A TestInonInI Concert To nIr. w. 2. rrnott. III.

A grand testimonial concert has boon ten.
dcred to Mr.. w. +. Pruett by tho citizens of
Washington, which will come on tomorrow
evoning at Odd-Felows' hall. Among those
who will assist arc Mrs. McCurtee. Misses Eva
Mills aud MyR Lucas, Mcssis. John Pugh,
Robert Stevens Henry Knspar, aud Professors
Gloelzner ana Waldccker. The beneficiary
leaves Washington shortly for Philadelphia,
whore he will become pupil Of Professor
BGrili IN order TO fit himself for the operate
stage.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
Thcrmomotlic neadings.
Inlii.niInlia.

For the middle Atlantic states rising barometer
southerly vcering 10 cooler westerly winds clunr-
ing weather preceded by cloudy weather and
numerous rains in the eastern portion.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
OTHER GAMES.
Locate for tho summer

in those cool, airy south front rooms at the
fremont house Save the labor and expense
Of going to the country. Room and board for
two, Si5 and $50; paror and bed room, $50;
table, $40.
National Republican., 1880-05-31

THE diseases Of Dabyhood are so rapidly
weakening that the qu ciscst means should bo
usud to check thcm. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is
the unfailing remedy for these complaints.
|. pricn % rnnis
National Republican., 1880-05-31

DEvLIE & Co., the leading New York
cloLhiUrs, have brought out some very stylish
business suits, at from Sl2 80 to S35. Take q
look at them, at 1920 street.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
Headquarters for American Watches,
in gold and silver cases, at wholesale rates, L
Harris & Co., 1872 Seventh street.
81 ALPACA COATS. ElsEMAN BROS.

In countries whore this is prevalent, War
nor's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and War.
ners Safe Pills are used and with wonderful
success These are highly recommended as
preventive to yellow fever. As cleanser OF
the blood they are without an equal.
National Republican., 1880-05-31

THE Rowland Dental Association, 211 Four.
and-haf street, use only ;. 5. Whites artificial
teeth Philadelphia. Price, 81 per sol.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
snmmor Ihoatre Comlnne.

Astrong bill has been prepared forthe patrons
of the C0mique summer theatre during tho cur
rent week, the management having taken great
pains to secure new faces, and, as will be seen
by au advertisement in another column, some
Of The finest specially artists in the country
the heated term all wishing TO be comfortable
and witness good show would do well to ta.o
IL in
National Republican., 1880-05-31

COUNTERACT HOT WEATHER BY BUYING
THIN CLOTHING Al ElSENAN BROS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND e.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
The Case of Bedford. rInn and ouoonan.

The Case of Bedford, Pinm and nuoenan.
The hearing in the general term in iho case
of joseph Nsvcrson, alias Babo Bedford Sandy
Pinn and Edward Quecnan, convicted of the
murder Of George =. lIirth, in April last, was
concluded last Saturday and the decision 10.
served. While the counsel for the defendants
fled numerous exceptions, some fifteen In all,
the principal ono was the action of the court
in permitting The government to examine two
witnesses that the defense did not receive two
full dlys' notice Of before trial Though the
court was adjourned ono day in order to make
the testimony competent in tho opinion Of tho
court, still the defense holds that the statute
ia mandatory in its terms and that the notice
can only be legal when giyon two days before
trial, and not two days before the witnesses
are examined.
Attorneys who listened to the argument
and coloquy between tho judges aud counsel
upon this point expressed the opinion That a
new trial would DO granted, and that under
The terms of the statute there could be no es.
cape from II.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
INNINGS.
l , . 1 8 S .


Nationals. .............1 0 o SO
Baltimores...,.........0 0 0 D l.
Earned ruus-NHtionals 4.
Iwo-bnse hils-McClellan and Powell.
ThTCc-basc h!ts-pONCil.
First base on CrrOrs-NHtiCualg G: BlltllnOrcs. 1.
Total base hits-Natona,s l5: Baltimorcs 5.
Double playS-Gerhardt, Powell and Mcclellan,
Bnrchell aud EliiCk.
Base on called halls-ElliCk.
struck out - RichmOEd, Burchcll (2) ClGpp,
Dcasley aud smiley.
Left on bascs-NNtionals G; Baltimorcs. 3.
Time OF gamc-One hour and fly minutes.
Umpre-Mr. o. II. Butler.
The Nationals left homo on the 9:45 train
last Saturday night for the cast on two
weeks trip. Their first engagement is with
the Albanys where they will play four games
and returning take in the Jersey City, Brock
tons and Philadelphia clubs. They will get
home about the 18th, and it is more than likely
that the Chieagns will be their first opponents
when they get back, as they are expected here
about the 10th proximo.
OTHER GAMES.
Providence, May 2o,-Clevelands, 3; Provi.
denCes. O.
Troy, May 29.-Bnffalos, /; Troys, 5.
BosroN, May 2o.-Chicasos, 10; Bostons; H.
WORCESTER, May 20 - Cncinnatis, s.
WOrces,ers, 2.
PROVIDENCE, May 30. - Dartmouths, l ;
Brown Universitys, 7.
BOSTON, May 29.-Yales, 2; Harvards,1.
National Republican., 1880-05-31

COOP straw mating, 10 CENTS, at julius
Lansburghs Popular Carpet House. 42l Sew
rnIh StrCCL.
National Republican., 1880-05-31

go BLUE FLANNEL SUITS AT 81. AN OP-
POHTuNlTY 70 DRESS WELL At SMALL EN-
PESSE, ElSENlAN BROS, CORNER 7TH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
An USEM EN1S.
Ford,s opera-House-Henefit orN

TOrd's Operh-House-Htnehto oIWr. sessi0rd.
Ford's opeia.house should bo packed this
evening with the friends of Mr.. Joseph s.
Sessford the popular ticket agent of the house,
on the occasion ofhis benefit. The best talent
of Washington have volunteered TO appear n
tho over-popuar opera, "Pinaforc," the princi.
pnl roles being filed by such artistes as Misses
Eva Mills, Emma Levy and Messrs, Ed Hay,
John Pugh and Lewis Seibold. The chorus
will bo unusually strong, many of It's mem bers
having performed the leading roles Of the
opera on numerous occasions. Mr.. Sossford de-
serves well of the patrons Of the opera-housc,
Us he las been unif rmly courteous and oblig.
ing.
National Republican., 1880-05-31

HANDSOME fancy mating, - cents, at julius
Lansburgh's Popular Carpet House, 42l Soy-
enth street.
National Republican., 1880-05-31

Newport Ties and Button FrOm ei0o Up.
Large assortment, lowest prices, at J. Brock $
new Shoe Store, Sn2 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1880-05-31

The National SaTc-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue,
continues to receive yauablcs OF all dcscrip-
tions for safe keeping at very low rates
National Republican., 1880-05-31

julius LANsBURGH, 42l Seventh street, re-.
Geiycd within the last few days 9C00 rolls Of
China Mating, which be proposes to sell at
STARTLING pricea.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
New Advertisements.

Bedford Mineral Springs,
Bargains in silks at Connollys.
Royal Havana Lottery Company.
Meeting of National Veteran Union.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
Theatre Comique-Auother new company.
Testimonial concert to William L. Prugtt, ir
National Republican., 1880-05-31

PURCHASE ONE OF OUR 81 BLUE FLANNEL
SUITS ElsEMAN BROS, CORNER sEYENTH
National Republican., 1880-05-31

OWING TO TIE EARLY HOT SEASON WE
HAVE REDUCED THE pluCEOF FALLWOOLENs
ElsEMA& BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND Il.
National Republican., 1880-05-31
THE TELEPHONE

has been introduced into THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN Office, and can bo used in making
orders for advertisements, subscriptions or job
work
National Republican., 1880-05-31

q ALrACA CoATs, lIsEMlNDRos,
National Republican., 1880-05-31

For full line Of China mating at popular
prices, go to Julius Lausburgh, Old.FelloWs'
Hall