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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-18
FOREIGN.
PREPARING TO BOMBARD

LONDON, s p. ia Gfayosa dis
patch says thai at a conference of ad-
mirais, on board the Alexandria yes~
terday. it was decided TO i'm mediately
warn foreign coOsnls at Scutori aud
DulcigDo TO remove their f. antilles to
place of safety. When this is done,
orders unCer which the con- bined
squadr ID is ;ting wi be carried out.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-18
New Management at the At<ia House


That popular railroad hotel, the
A kin house, has passed under new
management, Messrs. Thompson &
Co., retiring aud is continued ia eSce!-
lent hands, as the tFavelir public
will be ready 10 testify when We say
that Nh NJ. G. Wilson is manager.
Mr.. Wilson is ore Of the most eXper-
fenced, accom- N odatiDg aud obig ng
hotel men in this part OF the country,
and has wide and extended reputation
as such. Under the new management,
Mr.. o. F Wiley, Of Emory, Va, is
clerk. Mr. Wiley is decidedly an
affsble, courteous and obliging gentle
man. who always makes friends, and
possesses all the qualifications neces-
sary. Mr.. r. ]. Groves, Who has bsen
connected vi h tie hotel for years and
| is q man CT thorough exi erisncP, is
| steward. The new management will
spare no pains in the conduct of the
business and will farnish the public
with ne very best of fare AID accom-
modations to be found. This much
We can voCch for
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-18
Notice to the Creditors of J. r.
P. Jett, deceased.
In Chancery, Knoxville, Tenn.
No. 8 345.

No. 345.
Fl. W. Clark, admir- Of j. R. F. Jet, decd, and
others, vs.. susan Jet and others
IN THIS CAUSE it appearing that the bi was
1 fled to administ the estate of J. Il. 7. Jeth
Geceas ed, an insovent eS ate In this court. Ii
is therefore ordered by the clerk and master, pur-
suant to an order made herein at the juno tern,
1880. that publication be made in the Knoxville
WHIG AND CHRONICLE for two consecutive
months, notifying all parties having claims
against The said estate to come forwarl and file
them and make themselves parties 10 said bill by
petition on OF before the 1st Monday of Noyem-
Der next Thi; August 25th, 1880.
Test: N. L. PATTERSON, C, & NJ.
Aecpy, eugS5wIns
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-18

Celebrated DR.. Wm. FL. Stokes g,
BALTIMORE, writes: Il confidently
recommend to the medical profession
C5iden's Liedig's Liquid Ertroct OF
Beef for consumption, depression
weakness and indigestion"
Sold by Sanford, Chamberlain &
Albers, and Hunter s. CO.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-18
MARKETS. BY TEEEGRAPH.
New York Gotten Market.

New YORK. Sept. 16.-Cotton,
steady: sales 500 bales; uplsnds,
II Is l63; New Orleans, II 15-l6c; con-
s1lida,ed net receipts, 20 8i2 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 1928 balee;
to France, 900 bel g; to continent, $50
haleP.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-18
Weather Report.

KNOXVILLE, Sept. II, 1880.
Time.... Tai m 10 81 m 81
Barosnt'' 1921 3O.l7 80 O9 3O.O8
Therm'r. 55 8 I72 8O:5 81.
Wet Bib SO 5 625 65 65 5
Maximum Thermometer, 81; Mini
mum, $50; Rainfall, 0 90 inch.
INDICATIONS: For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, sou:herly to westerly
winds, partly partly cloudy, local
rains in the western portion, slight
rise followed by falling barometer and
slight changes in temperature.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-18
n. n.,.G:Ie
~ C9gal9

who vaEt l,,oss. lnxurfalt
and wayy tTesscS Il abundant,
beautiful Hair ynus5 use
LYONS kATuATRCN. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it froEl falling
cut, arrests and eares gray
ness, removes dandruEf and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving it q curling
tendency and keeping il il
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result CT using hatLairOn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-18
General Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. Is Southern
-four. quiet and firm; common to
fair extra. 81 60a5 20; good to choice
do, $525 6 So Wheat, opened 941c
better, afterwsrd advance lost and
closed rather more steady; uugraded
red, 97c,a$41 OH Corn, heavy, 4a4c
lower and less sc'ive; ungraded, SOFA
5lSc. Oats, 1s3c better and more
active; No. 8, 42i499o. Coffee. un-
changed and quiet Sugar. dull and
weak; ce eatgifuga', So test, SIC; fair TO
good refining. 7s 74c; prim., 74a75e;
rs fioed. dull aud easier; standard A,
81 10. Molasses, dull aud unchanged.
Rca, unchanged and pretty good
trade. Wool. dull and weak; domestic
fleece, 36 44sa; pulled. 20a45c; un-
washed, l5 So; Texas, l4a32c. Pork,
slightly in buyers favor and dnili
middles, dull and weak: long clear,
So; short, 9Be; long aud short. 81.
Lard, heavy, about l0o lower and
closing weak, So 25s8,35.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-18
Fusurss g..

NEW YoKK Sept. 1G Cotton
net receipts, rome; grosg, "a bales.
Futures clos u barely steady;
sales, 195 600 hales; September, IL al;
October, l0l5all Is; Novemb Der,
II 04All.06; December, 1l.07a11 .O8;
January. lilo; February, 1I33a1l.35;
March, ll49.l1.50; April, IL Gall 5.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-18

It is a2tonjshfng 10 see via what
wonderful rapidly DAYS KIDNEY
PAD has come into favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
AEGEO.MURDhR NOT i GENIE.
AcorrTrAr. OF WHITE DEMOCRATS ~ GEORGIA OF
TuE MURDER OF UNOFFENDiNG NEGROES OUT
RACES NOr CONDEMNED BY PUBLIC SEMI


ACQUITrAL OF WHITE DEMOCRATS ~ "|'""'N W
rt,r MuHDER OF UNOFFENDiNG NEGROES our
RACES Nor C0HDEMNtD III r0D''O '''''
My,
"rN'' r,h,;,
TO Ihc Edif0T oJ i"o
Stp. Ii v,iu nprlanS be remembered, from
, -. ,,.a, o. c,,ol ,,dui,bt assault
lh' I"pIsheu "'c'un'S' ''''' " ~ - d,
made on family o peacfaDlr c"oT'" u "'l' ''' ~
,,,r I,,csbro ,ovfnu Couuv less tnan twenty miles
~" -. -, d, t,,r,. lat nv a bodv
lr' m tbs CITY, III ii' l"'tr P'l' '' "'' ''' ~ ,
fifteen armed vhtc men. The ruihah-' H'SAo" anu
digi-e went 70 The little cabin OF this family ana
WIN 'hc Hl'Hi "''""i''' Jus 80 ....
forced an entrance Tnty carried torches mauc OF i7
......... ....t. ,..r..,r. od IoeD Thowpson, the
ad "I'''" WV" -' ,i,. ....,. ,r..
head 81 tHc family qirt ava o'"'i'S "'~'"' y"
l-.,, OH 40 The var aHd whipped nearly 10 DEATH
. ,..-.-.t ,-.e. 1luip I,b..ou ala married
~ also was I'' "A'I ""'' MIN "'" "'
d az. ter 'rd MS s'h i"'' " i'' W '''
we're butI shot DO In I'D blood doe thompson
. .4.o.ae,ifr .,,-.ra lis tr.aqt was laid open 10
,I.....l.t,.r, and, -n,.r,.l from Dls body.
l"f To-. 49, III 81 ''''' ''''.--'' i 10, 49,.
Lowing tu.r ht..1spL ilIrs- n', Ihf MI f-'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE Nrw.yoRK COOKING SCHOOL.

The managers OF the Ncw-Iorll Cooking school
undcr Tn, presidency Of Mrs. Robert l.. stuart,
have thus season extended their scheme OF training
10 cover all branches of houscwork. In ordrr 10
carry ont their system OF instruction, theV nave
taken the house No - East SeYentccnth-st.. ana
are now prepared TO receive applicants for training
Applicants must be OF good character. over hiteeh
years old. and willing to bind Themselves to tne
service of the Cooking School for one wear. ana w.
take nlaccs as domestics when the year expires or
bcfort at the discretion Of the managers. IN re-
turn they receive thorough training. their hoar
and lodr,ng two suits of clothes, and small com
nnos.tion Al the end Of the year they VIII ne
given certificates of proficiency and provided Wit
Situations The first public lesson To ladies' VIII p'
nurses are now being formed. A Laundry ana
ladies' lunci-room will shortly he opened ior the
purpose of aiordns the scholars pracuce 10
thr Cooking School from 10 a. m. TO IL M. anu
from 10 / D. IN. daily. except Saturdays, TO re-
,civ c applicants for admission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK ......OCT. 80.
ADntNFn

ARRIVED
str Milton tBr Jarvis Hart!epoo IA days in ballast to
~ aian Iu piers West Point Va to Old Dominion
CS Str NewYork quick New.orleans days to Boscrt &
Str fTancona Mangum Portland. me. with mdso and pas
'enI ,e2mond stevens Point with
u Livingstone oi Yarmouth - Longhurst, Barrow
o. AZ " "a iron o 10 ORDER vessel 10 master:
t'p &c 10 order: vessel II Mallory GCo; anchored
ct &n'y ysa kruser Antwerp % days iron &C.
To- "ri,r vessel Muller q kruscr. , ,,.-.,.
in ballast to James Ewell & Co .,., ,-.-
ballast TO anchored III GravcSehd BAY and WA
10 II in.-so strou Dunkrk SO days ballast
To avn na1cc (No Petersen. VILE Franche 81 days. with
Brig Edwald Williams !o Portland G9nd Maianzas ID
~ Sea crest tof ~ John, b. lrout Liverpool sept ~
I'm ballast BertauN anchored III "raVeSend Bay Tor or
Ears Grant, Nor Leeer DgnNrk 81 DAYS in ballast to
Eas srcona lAust, Gr1a Liverpool SO days with coal
EIS ri.nc.Go ChozEj tall scotto. St Vincent ~ days.
in Sas Tooeo Gaaoyaro dtaD Tr.bucco Liverpool 50
DAYS coal TO order vessel Punch I've op IN ,
III % F M HAD Chna Genoa u days with mdse to
Molirt cr Julisa Hamburg 40 days. with mdso to
war; sara Sro~en ,of armouth - Robinson Gonaves
If dSs with ,gNood aud coffee to kunha"t co. vessel to
hy%,' Anita oven of Portland Beck Maanzas "A da5s
with sugar tobacco &C to FERNANDEZ OA"0 '0''' l" "Ar
Gus ing water tof Boston, CiGord Cicnfueros IA
win sngat ani Maitland Phelps Coz
SCI to LIS .rie Dr. Buner 30 days
., n,t Ia order, vessel 10 q Tobias & 60.
MDrt OCT 10. w.t. sag.rt9 u rrosDndse Co. n.,,
Bng heny Assy DWIGHT vii h"S fs
arg Sina Emna ira fasnari Bordeaut 80 days, with
Schr Five Bro,hers B'nne Jacksonville 81 days with
lnnggr 40 Hp6r LEWIS COrsou days. lumber
,o ,u"r yoss / TO f.yan. Ri a 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31

cr os,rcv of Machas, Crowley Two Rivers VIII" sp'
Ing G9ar tacaH Pry Two Rivers days with sp'
ing to y o ciSs Watts Muequash days WIN Sp
cr Harry BGschman Hatfield 81 ana ays " Parker
soT' = !, with plaster toJ q KING d Cos Ve''ei u
4 O. ,,,.o p,,,or of and day. from 81 John y D.
WIN pS Saper crpps 81 jon B. days with luOof 10
odcr Mary LINT of Grenaua Lee cayos Is ayr ro ~''
log wc'3 ana s'I m Windsor days. with pi''e'
to De wof& Coz vessel IT, 9aTg lgmbcr 10 Creed
.Ci,r aura ii Jonos stevens, Bangor Win '''"'''
1cnr Mary smith, Maloney Thoma'ion win l'"o 70
srhT Nav sands small Gardner, with lumber 10
ncnr Essex Dnukwacr Portland, with umoef 10 "
scI bov state Croker Rockanl with frantic 10 2rS
gchr WT rice Piesscy fhomastou win line to li"''N
Schr Gayer Kmba Kiuuiston Rockiand with lime 10
Scr %cItie cG,hng Robinson II ckand with lime to iiaV
schf Enterprise Robinson, Briubhdge with LUMBER "
scar iuc o- Kcnncbec River with ice to order h Zee 10
~chr Juiia Bcrkei Cfos'Iey kehtOo i'F" Wv"
sGir Frank person, cIshman, Rochand with lime 3" ''
it' r,t GGersccye. Hun Kcnncoec River With ice TO
SIR Boston Butler Eenoeoec Riysr with zee 10 order
trne oowius ycl,c.s arrived the 29i inst TOO Ia'o lot
Sir Grrumc un Kennedy Iay.sPqo qe G,r a., anu
Queenstown - vi mdc any pl'selfcf' 10 ~ no. Geo
Yong - aha
r. The following vessel a1Ciofci OclO" came w ~ WV
civ TODAY.
.... s,,...-..t ,-..,,.rt uftsto sept T. with mdsc
0hir Guy 3D.. >, i iohii' - - 49,. ",
10 thomas budu'ht' -''P'." 8" W. . ,...,. ,,d
~UNSdI-WiND-At sandy :-'1i' h-h'' - ' w
luIcA' H'''' i'.'"' .'...
strs The OEc,n 'Bn. W llm- London " iiiI ~ ir.
a. lrrig u.clJ, itr ji tit = ic'-' ,"i ~
..r.u ..rI. 1--we Irf, I - ii..iti i"flp'.'
'rr. Wr,t i3.f..pDo soc y panri " u IAo rp,i ~ "a
100 d.. -lLii, Col" -',f ,,,. INN
li.egI. l.,soI. AA'"-I. peter wig I s ''o.7
.l.r o. .-lr. i.il O. ,''''
i.mpaI f. Auiv, r '.'t hf'f -til .'I I'
,it 10. i.l.tps Ot rl"s. Is tI Np..l Dtil'' D 49,
Hgcaai, r.igr 80 Ac'ih..' '.tt,i 80 n" p'l'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
SUSPECTED TO BE YELLOW FEVER.

william O'Counor. Il sailor who came from
Savannah the brig Richard smith. OGloner -
was found N the lodging house No 2S9 front-st,
Friday afternoon suffering from discas" that re-
semllcd yellow fever. TIE police sent 10 me
Chamber street Hospital and arirrwarl TO Belle
we UoSpta for IN ambulance but the surgeons re-
fused to remove the man unicr the circumstances
In the evening ne wa, removed in the fever wagon
10 the Reception lio.pitgi. ut the foot OF East
Sivfecnth-st Yesterday tine Health Officers asccF-
tanned that he had recovered from an attack Oh
yellow fever Just before leaving savannah. lhrY
did not deem il probable. since he had been dis
CHARGED q, cured that he couid tee suffering rom Il
relapse and THEN DIAGNOSIS showed mis- dl. ass 10 Dc
an ag lravatcd trrr o. ma !1ual fever lh' house
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
ARRESTED FOR VOTING ILLEGALLY.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 30.-A sensation was
created to-day by the Issue OF warrants for the
rest Tor illegal voting OF two prominent in society
ard business circles
One Is +. II. Chadwick, who last February married n
daughter Of Il. X Wnsow. an owner of large number
Of vessels settled here. The other Is l.. NJ Grant
WHO was "A candidate for the SENATE III Clarion County.
PennsN lyania, years age bat WHO moved his family
last May He Is secretary OF the Crubc Steel
COMPANY. Both voted the Republican uckct the
October election. Grant arrested, but Chadwick
has yet been found. no person IL qualified to vote
Ohio u1sS he shall have been resident Of the Stale
Tor one year next preceding the elcctiOnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31

are prevalent IN New-Brghton, and that Az p'0o
the town cases of diphtherla ana UPho'u INV
been occurring for several years
Four CORNERS Charles Lochman, mu'e'
scvcn,v-fve years old. died recently ia the hcn-
moud Comfy Poor-house NJ Four Corners. lie was
nm inmate of that institution for more than IoIy
year. and WAS known ~ Dumb Charlie us
parents wero natives Of staten Island and iVed i3r
many years AT Factoryyile. in the Gown ot Norm
ALI altman vino was a dcvOut churchman,
attend, Il Old St. Andrews Church at Richmond;
As he had horror of paupcr burial he Sayeu
sufficient money o dciray the expenses OF respect
obI, burial and according to MS request ne WIS
buried in the Fountain Cemetery at west brlsn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
ARNF ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The following or
ders have becl aDuouncct Leave OF absence for FOUR
months 10 take eject rom october 81 1850, has been
granted Colonel Critrndrn. 17th Infantry; Ordnance
Sergeant Andrew Bush to Fort Keogh, Montana Ter
rory and to repor, the officer in charge OF the adj
vance depot; On.uance Sergeant Carey to Fort Jeher
SON Fla aud assume the duties Of Ordnance Sergeant
n that post rcpor;ing by letter 10 the Commanding
General OF the Department Of the south.
Tue leave II absence granted First Lieutenant Ic.-'
81 Artillery has been extended ten months Captain
o. Mchacls has been ordered tOrcpor to the Command
ing General Of the Department OF DAKOTA Tor tempo
r,rx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
DIVISION AMONG DEMOCRATS.

BosToN. Oct. 30.-The Anti-LcOpod Morse
Committee OF Democrats. of the IVth Congressional
District met this afternoon and refused accept the
Hon William Gaston's declinatOn. and his name will be
paced the ticket, making two Democratic nominees
Nm Ills dlslrlCt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
The undersigned Bankers, Merchants Business ma.
the CITY OF New York cordially recommend The election
W M. r. GRACE


~ MAYOR or THIS CITY,
They be ieye that II oiecte hr Grlcc WIZ dscbsrgsn.
mites OF his Office faithfully and Independently Of oos
faction, aud IN acceptable o al VINO desre
and Just administration 81 the Ciy GOyerans,
NEW YORK, oct 2G, 8S1
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= r 0LG,J!I T. \, - W VA 80 ,v,u,,,.,
{. &. ABEL, y South william a.;
G,ILqDMMAAlNtyG $c2 y , -eain %'ii1mst
C. r CARNANA. % Beaycrst
f. FEKRER, - Beaycrst
ER RrtGGfnEREE & E &c. y s5uti list"
A. q. o. YER - Pine.st
JTLL5;, 5AzEn4f4>f1 8 - ,, , .,,y wa,,r-'t
rEThR Mc0uADE. - 60, tr'a,'t
i VIM HAYES, WAIT
" ELLiof BAILLIE. q waist
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1EEX. cAMPBgL.G, , Broaa"ay.
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G a. - g. II F, i5 A. 2s l.i ifSh,,
A.iiiuRfEs / south &.ll am,st
iTRANaC5iiS CGRNAC, g. Bever.t
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jazz, itEIIP & CO., 81 ,;.9 ,a",s o.. revr
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y Fog d. p AZ, q S p i j.. ,'. F.'r''-
CHA-. = y YCF. 80 Fion'-t ,
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~ ~ Xxx. .. l.t ..t.fol..f
join !. " 49, ~. ~
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a. ". 81 tING.t e. q .. 3 slvAlsL
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31

friend In this city, says 1--WE are m and doing IL u
many years since have seen such patriotic enthusiasm
Unless all fail shall bounce them this time, ana
Law them with coppeIs their have never
felt more confident OF tban now General Gran'
rs doing rs great good hope to i've TO see him Presi-
dent III lSs5"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
HOME NEWS.
pROAnNENr ARRIVALS.

rim ircnUc HoicI-The Hon. George :. ioutWeiI,
Of Massachusetts, the Rev DR. Thomas X Conral OF Ph
dcubo GENERA Durin Ward OF ONO Ch0unccY l. tllN'
Of 81 Louis and congressman j. j. WoudDihgr ol vi,
pouf - ~. sen an. Judge lllam II. Hunt oil me
I-nc -lacs CONT OF Clam, York HOet-Bianton
Duncan OF Keuu KY. '.aGf I.''Y. James n Dun3u
Sufa,i siur Of steam Vessels IioteL
BJtasicicE-C ooncl y H. Bco, OF me CAR stCH Aeus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
MILE BERyHARDT n GOOD HEALTH.

Nile Rcrnhardt. who has quite recovered her
health drove 10 -. \inrrnts Hospital yesterday
morning to InGuire as 10 the condition o. one o Inc
sailors of the Am.Tiouc, who was injured during
fine voyage across tn Atlantic, Tor whom NJ. dc
visited Booth', Theatre occupying box which had
hcrn ta>tcfully decorated in her honor. To-day
she cxuccty to visit the gallery of pho'oT7pnrr
Her pictures haze been passed free OF ouIJ ~ 'he
Hoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
GENERAL WDOWELL IN TROY.

Troy, n. Y, Oct. 3O.-The statement telc-
graphed from New-York tonight that General Mellow
ell calling upon Hancock not true Mcdowell Is
IN this city visiting friends. He was scrcnaded last
during the Republican parade, when he made
spirited speech for G.rncll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
JOHN FOX CALM AND RESIGNED.

AT Tic SHcfIH OIHCc yesterday VIC IIIcHUo
OF John Fox again assembled. aud proposed 10 take
action in regard his pulsOn from the Irving Hall
Committee A paper containing 600 names OF
members Of the AntI-Tsmmany General Committee was
presented protesting ag inst the unwarranaDle action
rsccufIy taken III regard 10 Mr.. Fox jeremiah
MDrphy Nr. Fox recommended that the natter should
Le nas.ed over until after election It might
dssenson and njure the chances OF Hancock and Eng
Ueh His ADVICE was acceptcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
THE PRESIDENT PREDICTS VICTORY.

DENVER, COL, Oct. 3O.-A special dispatch
from Trinidad The Rcp'eJcan says "The President
and his party passs this place on special train last
night The President says the Republicans viii carry
Ca oruia and Oregon and al the Northern States and
thai he Is gong ONO " vote Tor Garfield ana Arnur
The party will separate tnsas city. Secretary Ram
sey viii 20 70 81. Paul aud General Sherman to
IA Iouis
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PROBATION IN MAINE.

DAMARIsCOTTA, Me, Oct. 3O.-Edwin Flye
AN eectof on the Republican ticket resigned his posi-
t,on as President and Director OF the First National
Rank of Daariscota learning that the democratic pro
posed 10 enter objection TO his acting in he Is
elected.
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ATTEMPT AT MURDER At DUTCH KILLS

Dutch Kills, L. J., was the scene Friday morning
of n 5 footing ARRAY that " probably prove i1ihl.
About 1880 o'clock Mrs. Ann Nctabe, widow ~
lur m W Ilbura ave-, while ON her way 20 WORK was
shot bv "A naiphbor ramrl Don1hue VINO h'd I'M
medaicly after the shooting and 50 far has clunrd
arrest The ball entered Mrs. McCabcs side, inlet
mg n wound that Will probably prove fatal. Don
alue is wcl-known to the authorities as desperate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
A MEETING THAT DID NOT TAKE PLACE.

1t was announced yesterday that, at D. m,
there would be Grand rally OF the Commercial Ex-
changes merchants. bankers and business In
Of the election OF Hancock and English Broad-st.
near Beayer-st" Addresses promised from IIora-
tlo Seymour, eX-GsverDOr DOrshener and Colonel
For1ley TRIBUNE reporter started down town 1t
O'clock 10 attend the meeting. At Bcayer-st standlng
in the mud shiverng swearing at toe weather and at
their hard luck probably dozen doeful dismal.
Ledrageied Democrats. evidently awaiting the " Grand
rally" Some Of ihem were impatient many were pro
fame. Finally learned mat the meeting was al
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lAnOuuCemenCA 0
A FATAL MISTAKE.

Druggists make mistake III charging the enormous
prices they do Tor yorythug.
Messrs W H. IuKER & SON Of No. 353 Gthave one of the
Oldest and most reliable drug firms in the city have been the
frat TO recognize this fact selling all Drugs
Medicines and Proprietary Articles the lowest possible
nces For Instance articles from - cents upward %
cent articles from cents % cent articles "a 10" as IS
cents while for general they charge about one
half the usual pr ces
I'm fact they DIVIDE THEIR PROFITS with their customers
the tOde1l with them INa
The p0cy is fuv appreciate public Is proved by the
immense Increase m their business. 49,
Buy your Medicines Of RlKEB q SON aud yOu may leei
assured that what you get genuine and OF the very best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
ann r,... 500 SIM ses..... As Clock sIOwl On. lSs
Moon rl4ct Aug sOuths 9:jf Moons age dayS.Z7
WATER TODAY A VI.
Sandy HOOK 522 GOV. Island. Goa Hen Gate 1903
uGH WATER ro.pAY-P NJ
sandy Ioog. 5:i7 Coy. Island. GS He'll Gate eO7
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CoNUNDRUMs.-Why have you right TO pick
an artists pockrtsl - cause he mas PICTURES WY
cannot IA pantominist entertain nine E>gulmauxi Be
cause he gcs-tlckle ate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
LACROSSE on ELECTION Day.

The Ncw-Yorll Lacrosse Club, which has
been revived and l. now playing the Manhattan Polo
Grounds at Observation-Disclosures and siXth-ave,
will play match with the Boston Lacrosse Club Tues
day. Among the members OF the homo team are Rene
la Montague. Hammond, Flannery, Clu1 Ross. OF the
Toroutos, and Edward Merritt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
Ar Rr11nsG.-Mr. Belleville (who likes to

air his Frcpch before friends "Avvyvoo parfme
du-er-du Jockey Clubr Far Perfnmcr 90 yes,
sare We have ali rs English sIsels"-I Punch.