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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-31
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Ing notice Is but necessary to remind
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many leading Ppysicians. Ministers,
and heads Of families throughout the
South, endorsing In the high est terms
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Dr. r.. q. E'ugh, OF Baltimore,
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lussd.
kev. Dabney Hall. Of the Bal
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70 all his friends and acquaintance.
craven & Co., Druggists, ct Cor
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Sam'i q. MoFsddem, Murfrees-
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-31
Leave Maryville at 500 n.
Arriva NJ X novviIIa Q.20 n.

Leave Knoxville 3:00Pk.
Arrive at Maryville 4 20 Pm.
Connection made with both day trains on the
r., V. Il g. X. r. E
hOudon aud lockwood vail Pack ct.
The steamer Emory City, carrying the mail,
passengers and freight, runs daily between
Loudon, Kingston and Rockwoo /, arriving al
LoIdon to connect with the eastern hound rain,
No. 4, at 9:22 p. m. and leaves for Klnston and
Rock wood on the arrival of the western boubd
rain, No. 8, at h:28,
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A43 W. 4M St.s Cincinnati, O.
Sold in Knoxville BY NJ essrs. Hunter h Co
Lyons 4 McCampbelI. and leading druggis s
everywhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
cry NOIES.

"A burglar-proof safe has been put into the
District attorneys Office
-Benedictae Malt Wine Beer. Finley g.
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Charles Rotten and Eliza Palmer and William
Muse and Penny Hopkins,
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 E
street, near Judiciary Square Best shampooer
this sido of New York. Dr. Bovce.
The steamer John W. Thompson will not
see any porpoises but will give you a quiet
delicious ride Of forty miles tomorrow after
noon.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the wel.known place, 003 f treet, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths
A white female child, about two months
old, was found on the steps Of St. Vincenta
asylum early yesterday morning and was sent
to 81. Anus Infant asylum.
AS announced in yesterdays REPUBLICAN
the Douglass nine (colorcd) played with Il
picked nine of white players on the National
grounds last evening. The Douglasses won
by score Of thirteen to eleven.
A meeting of the Young Mems Central
Garfield aud Arthur club viii 10 hold this
evening at the club rooms, No. 1914 street
at which business of great Importance is ex.
pected to como up for action.
AT meeting of tho political committee
of the Illinois Republican State association
held last evening" Captain Thomas Ii. Mao
Bride was appointed a member thereof, to AL
the vacancy in the third congressional dis
| trict.
The commissioners have informed Mr.. A
]. Falls, president of the trustees of the reform
school, that the parking commission can fur
nish all the trees, except evergreens needed
for ornamentin1 the grounds of The reform
| school.
Tho porpoises are coming. Shipmasterl
coming from Europe report schools of them on
their way from the Grand Banks to the Chesa
| peake capes. They are expected TO arrive ia
! the bay on Sunday. Tho Jane MoGeley goe
| down this evening.
ON Monday next tho steamer Arrowsmitl
will make q trip of forty miles down the river
The marine band, frosh with the laurels VOL
ut Chicago will give grand concert, and tn,
success of the two previous excursions giyel
under the same auspices warrants the expeG
taLion that this excursion viii DO in ever,
respect thoroughly enjoyable.
Mr.. Henry Himber has applied to the Dis
trict commissioners for the use of tho larg
star of gasjeis which ornsmented tho stand a
the democratic meeting Thursday night for
republican meeting In October. The star, MI
Himber says, was made for the District Il
| Mayor Walach's time, and has been in tn
custody OF the water registrar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

National--Bobert Wendcnburg aud Miss
Nalcskt Wendcmbutg Of Richmond, Va, Hon.
Poindextcr Damn and wife of Arkansas, ana
Hon, 5. w. Downey OF Wyoming.
RiGgs-Marshall =. Drury of Cincinnati, T.
w. Lillebidgo of Columbus, Ohio, Herbert
w. Edmuuds Of New Jersey, and Il. w. Smith
Of Chicago.
Ebbitt-Amos Parker Of Salem, Ohio John
b. Cornell aud sons of Hamilton, Ohio, NJ. l..
Fitch OF Michigan, aud John Windsor and
wife, Mrs. L. Barlow and Miss Ella Barlow OF
Americas, Ga.
Arlington-C. J. Wallis Of Louisville, D. A.
Myers aud wife Of Logausport, Iud., aud +. L.
Milford Of Philadelphia.
Wonnley Mitchell Of Charleston
sc.
Willaid's-lTon. w. d. washLurn Of Min.
nCsota, j. II. Babcocl OF Oueida n. V, Mr.
and MIS-. Churlcs j. Williams of Liverpool
Eng, aud MIS- James Littl,juhn aud George
Gray OF New York.
Imperial Charles G.. c. Simpson Of Mon.
treal, W. H. Adams Of New York, W. W.
Clapp OF Boston, and james L. Mason of Phila.
delphia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
OUR RIFLEMEM.
The Teams That WIN shoot at Pa,apsco To

Day.
The captain Of the Columbia Ride assoca.
ton teams, Colonel J. o. z. Burnside, at the
close OF the contest yesterday afternoon at Ben
ning's selected Messrs. Benjamin Chambers,
A. A. Adec, G. II. Laird aud p. J. Lauriizen,
rs the midrange team to shoot the 600 yalds
match this afternoon at the Patapsco range
near Baltimore against a similar team from
the Maryland Rifle association. In this match
each contestant is to have thirty shots at the
distance Of 600 yards, National Rifle associa-
tion rules rs to rifles, targets and scoring. The
scores made BY tho abovo.named gentlemen
in the practice yesterday afternoon were a
high average, giving promise Of good work this
afternoon.
During this afternoon, at the same place,
there will also be match at 200 yards, of.
hand, ten shots per man, between teams Of
six men each from tho Maryland and Co.
lumbia Rifle associations. The Columbia's
team for this match WIS selected several days
since and Is rs follows: Messrs. c. II. Laird,
\. A. Adcc, =. J. L9nril zen, Benjamin Cham
bCrs, Lieutenant Z. B. Hubbard, U. 5. A., aud
j. o. Y. Burnside.
The teams of the Columbia Rife association
will leave GU the Baltimore * Ohio railroad at
~ m. today Tor the Pajapsco range and will
lunch on tho iaugc grounds with the teams Of
the Maryland R'Ae association, on invitation
Of tho latter before beginning the matches.
Those are friendly contests only, shot In
spirit Of emulation between the clubs to en-
hance thc interest IN their ftvorte sport, and
not for the purpose Of winning prizes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
MARYLAND NEWS.

II has been proposed to have baby show al
the Frederick county fair.
General Chapman will probably be noni.
mated for congress IN the fifth district now
represented by Hon. Eli J. Henke.
Information has been received at Hagers'
town of the death of Gideon p. Myers, for.
mer resident Of Washington county, near
Leadville, Col.
Mrs. Mary Neil, relict Of Alexander Neill,
deceased, died at Hagorstown on Monday. She
was the eldest daugh ter Of tho Hon. John Nell
son of Baltimore city, but had resided in Ha-
gerstown for forty years.
Mr.. John Dixon of Urbana district, Fred.
erick county, lost a little son last week from
locl jaw. The child had found his brothers
pistol IN a drawer, and, while playing IL was
discharged the ball going through his hand.
The shipments from tho mines of the Cum
berlaud coal region for the week ending Sat.
urday, August q, were 41,217 tons, and for
the year to that date l,3052S6 tons, AN in
crease Of 254 693 tous MS compared with the
corresponding period Of 1919
Rcv. Mr. Ware of Virginia, the minister
who was called by the Queenstown and Wye
parishes, in Queen Anne county Of tho episco-
pal church, has accepted and occupied the
pulpit of tho Queenstown parish Oh Sunday
last and will conduct the services vt Wye oil
Sunday next.
Ga Saturday evening train on the Della.
ware & Chesapeake railroad ran into n small
drove of horses within two miles of Elston
ard killed two Of them. belonging to Hughey
McGinn The engine was thrown from the
track TO u distance Of twenty feet and nearly
buried itself in the ground. No one was hurt
but the accident caused n loss of - 900 to the
railroad company.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
Howsox's Ice Cream Depot, 1lOl Twelfth
a Fortunate Russian Merchant.

In the city of New York, at No. 500 Grand
street Mr.. Jacob Rabiner has for tho
past fifteen years conducted gentle
success by fair dealing and low prices.
He, in the July drawing, followed the
usual custom of all continental Europeans
and put II dollar In the grand monthly
distribution Of the Louisiana State Lottery
company, buying half ticket of NJ. A. Dau.
phin, No. $40 Broadway, New York city and
obtained for this fortunate investment fifteen
thousand dollars (Sl5, O00) in gold, by the aid
Of which he says he will DO enabled to sell still
cheaper aud keep larger assortment of goods.
Thus the Crescent City's favorite institution
becomes, as it were, q blessing in disguise to
tho business community.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

The National College of Pharmacy made an
innovation upon the usual order of things last
night and Instead of spending money to lease
public hall or theatre for the annual grad
uating exercises, chartered the Arrowsmth
and held their exercises at Marshall Hall
thereby giving the friends of the institution
a delightful trip on the river. The steamer
left the city about $3.50 o'clock, and shortly
after the arrival at Marshall Hall the formal
exercises were held. The following pro,
gramme as carried out:
Music by tho Marine band; salutatory by
William Fl. DeShiclds; address by J. d. O'Dou.
nell, president of the college; address by
w. 9. Thompson; address by Edmon Glad
mon, Phar. d.
Diplomas were conferred upon tho follow
ing graduates: George w. Boyd, Phar. ID.
District OF Columbia; Edmon Giadmon, Phar
d. Virginia; Andrew Il. Hofer, Phar. ID.
Pennsylvania; Louis Koipinslsi, Phar. d.
District Of Columbia; NJ. Muncaster, Phar. D..
Maryland, and L. G. NICGork Phar. d.
Afterward the guests INDUCED in dancing
to their hearts content, aud the party re-
turned to the city shortly after midnight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
Census Annointrnents.
70 le Edlto, Of wa MallonaI RepnlIiem

TO The Editor Of The National Republican!
SIR Is not our census bureau fast bccom.
ing home for financially disabled democrats
aud rcbcls-a sort Of Mecca for those who were
engaged In tho "lost cause? During the
present month an application was made for a
position In said bureau, tho applicant stating
distinctly that he IS a democrat aud that he
was rebel, having served four years in the
sO-called confederate army; that in 1901
he was an Cmploye Of the census bureau, aud
that lie resigned rather than take the oath OF
allegiance. This mans paper was Endorsed by
three rebel generals under whom he served
and who added their testimony as to his being
q good, consistent and conscientious rebel and
| democrat. The appointment was Immediately
ordered to be made, and the gallant rebel cap
| tain is at work to-day. Thus 1t seems there
is a premium on rebel principles, or we have a
Judas p our camp. | am assured that this is
only one Of numerous such appointments made
in said bureau. CINCINNATUs.
AUGUST "A, 1880,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
Pacific Mining Stocks,

SAN Francisco, Aug. 27,-The following
arc the official closing quotations of min Ing
stocks to-day; Alpha, 9; Alta, II; Bechte,
1916; Beloher, ~; Belyidere, Ii; Best &
Belcher, III; Bodio, 5f Bullion, II; Buwer, %;
California, Q; Chollar, 49, Consolidated Vir.
gnia, 81; Grown Point, 2s; Exchequer 2i; Col
II; Hale & Narcross, AZ Mexican, 12s; Mono,
2l;Noonday, 20; Northern Belle, 3D. Ophir, 8;
Orc, II; Oycrman, IA; Potosi, "a; Savage, 8;
Sierra Nevada, 13t; Silver King, II; Tip Top,
1t; Union Consolidated, 264; Wales, 3; Yellow
Jacket, Ga; Goodshaw, 1;Jupiter, 7; Dudley 3Oc.;
East MONDAY, SOC. Ophir has levied an assess.
ment Of 81 share.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
Mangmnn,a pay in Texas.

NEW York, Aug GA special from Waco,
Tex, says: "LynchfeId Beurks was hanged
hero at 2 o'clock this afternoon for assaulting
little girl nine years old named Sarah Nc.
Bee He died without making o confession,
and up to the last denied his guilt"
A special from Dallas, Tex, says "This
afternoon Allen Wright WAS hanged for the
murder Of Jesse Weeks. Both were colored
men. Noary 5000 people gathered around
the scatfold women predominating. Some of
tho cowboys came hundreds of miles TO SEQ
the execution. Wright slept soundly and ate
a hearty breakfast. He then prayed with the
minister. lie told one Of the prisoners that
he was ready to die when tho moment came.
lie met his fate with courage"
A special from Palestine, Tex, says "Great
excitement has been caused here by the an.
nouncement that Roland Rucker, who was TO
have been hanged here to-day for double
murder had committed suicide In his cell by
cutting the arteries Of his wrists. When the
prison authorities visited him at o'clock this
morning they found him IN the last agonies
OF death. Near him was large pool OF blood,
and blood WAS Issuing from wound on his
left wrist, which he had made with q pen
knife, On examination it was found that the
| arteries had been severed. The crime which
he was TO have eXpiated to-day was tho muir.
der Of man named Il, p, G42yson and his
! wife"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
Mail Lock Contracts Awarded.

The contracts for furnishing mail locks and
keys, as advertised for, have been awarded by
the postmaster'gcneral us follows:
TO the Smith & Egge Manufacturing com-
pany Bridgeport Conn For iron mail locks
and keys at twenty-five cents for each look
and nine cents for each key.
For city mail locks aud keys, at thirty.four
cents each for locks aud nine cents each for
keys.
For through mail locks aud keys, at the
price OF seyenty'hvo cents each for locks aud
twelve cents each for keys.
For inside locks aud keys for street letter
boxes, at eighty'hve cents each for locks and
fifteen cents each for keys,
70 the Western Lock company, Geneva,
Ohio; For padlocks aud keys for street let
ter-boxes, at fifty cents each for locks aud niue
cents each lor keys.
No proposals or lock for the through regis
tered mails are accepted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
The Popular Clothiers aud I
SERVICES Io-morrow.

The Rev. VI. Porter Smell will occupy the
pulpit OF DR.. Sundcrlaud's church, Four.aud.
a.haif street, Sabbath morning. Subject,
Awaiting Prayer"
Foundry church-Rev. Ram Chaudra Bose,
delegate to the late general conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, from India, will
preach tomorrow ut IL o'clock n. IN. ON the
conditions and customs of the lliudoos.
E-street Baptist churcl-Rev. A. T. Ma.
son, pastor will preach tomorrow morning at
ii O'Clock. Theme, THE Heavenly Rest"
Rev. Charles King will preach to tho Re.
formed EpIscopalians at willard hall to.mor.
row at II 4. M, to which strangers arc cor.
daily invited. Seats free. No evening ser.
vice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
Tiny Howson'. Peach Cream, .l.25 a gallon


Tho health officer, to whom the claim Of
an old man PANIED Peter Campbell for 1921
alleged to be due him and his wife for ser
an inmate of the Washington asylum, wa.
employed as nurse from January to April 80
lsSO. Half Of this time he was paid at the rate
OF - per day by the national board of health
and the remainder Of the time he WAS con.
tinucd in employment at 81 per day. Mrs
Campbell was not an authorized employee and
Mr.. Campbell has been paid in full for hi:
services Commissioner Caswell of the Wash.
iugton asylum states that they were pauper!
IN the asylum.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

The papers in tho case Of Babe Bedford
Sandy Pinu aud Edward Quoenun were yester.
day afternoon sent from the attorney generals
Office TO Justice Haguer for his views In TO.
gard to certain points presented by the prcsi.
dent and encouragement. The papers arc
expected to reach his honor to-day, and he
will doubtless act upon them as soon as pos.
sible. Tho time Of the execution Of the par
ties is fixed for the 10th proXimo, and only a
few days remain in which to act to secure
communication of sentence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
The Opening at Pord,s opera-nouse.

THE REPUBLICAN has already stated that
Ford's opera.house would be opened for the
season next Monday night with performance
Of Fun on the Pacific" as revised and i'm.
proved. The company which will appear Is
one of the best that could be found IN tho
country for the production Of comic opera.
Fun on the Pacific" is filled with mirth and
the most brilliant aud popular music The
company includes dozen such artists as Mr..
George w. Denhsm, Miss Marie Bockel, Miss
Belle Mackenzie and others who need no in.
PRODUCTION to Washington people. The sale of
seats will begin at the box office this morning
at $3.50 o'clock. The opora.house this season
will be under the management Of Mr.. J. Louis
Ford u nephew Of John II. Ford, who has had
several years. experience in the management
Of dramatic enterprises. MIR, H. Clay Ford
will, with hIr. Denham, take charge Of dra.
matte company to travel through the south.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
From sitting Bull via tho Dominion,

OTTAWA, ONT, Aug. 27.--Mombcrs oil tho
northwest mounted police have arrived here
from Fort Mcleod and report that on August
5 1t was stated ut Wolf point, on the Missouri
river, thai Sitting Bull had passed through
with forty lodges on his way to tho buffalo
hunting or ounds Ten miles below, at Poplar
creek, were located 5000 lodges of Sioux, whose
actions so alarmed tho United States Indian
agent, Major Porter, that he sent his wife and
family to Bismarck for safety. Travellers also
learned that the Indians intended to hold u
sun-danco and afterward a council, Mt which
their course for the coming year would be le.
torminod,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
THE NATIONAL ram BARBECUE.
The Programme for the Celebration Next
Friday.


Tho invitations TO the barbecue at the Ma
tional Fair grounds noxt Friday read as fol-
lows:
The National Fair association will celebrate the
anniversary of breaking ground on Friday sep
TENDER 3 1850, at noon, by q grand basket picnic
aud barbecue at the grounds Of the association.
You are cordially invited to attend with your fam
lily aud friends. w. NJ. GAIT president
Although the expression basket picnic" Is
used, the fair association do not mean to
have those who come unproyided with lunch
starve. At the OK sud sheep roast, which
will take place in the afternoon, there will be
plenty for ALL but those who 50 out early IN
the morning intending tospeud the day on the
grounds would do well to take their baskets
The programme, $50 far as arranged, is about
rs follows: Az noon the assembly will be called
together, and the anniversary will be formally
celebrated with brief exercises. Hon. j. G. s.
Blackburn Of kentucky, who made the speech
when President Hayes broke the ground, will
mako speech on this occasion. At , O'Clock
the OK and the twelve sheep will be put over
the Gre, and when tho guests have Toasted
they will DC invited 10 Machinery hall, where
there will be music and dancing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

BALTIMORE, Aug. 27,-on Thursday after.
noon passenger train on the Chesapeake h
Ohio railroad, coming east, run into coal
train in tunnel twenty-seven miles west Of
Greenbrier White sulphur Springs. Some
cars Of both trains were smashed several pas.
sengers were hurt, but none seriously injured.
The freight conductor was killed and engine
man wounded, having his leg broken. Sew
eral other train men were slightly wounded
and the stones of the tunnel were brought
down by the Jar of the collision.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
The Highest Kind of Highway Robbery.

New York, Aug GA daring highway
robbery was pcrpotracd in Spring street, near
tho Bowcry, at 10 o'clock last night in the
presence of large number of people. Two
Italians sprang upon aud knocked down with
Il club John Reilly, of No. Birmingham street.
One rullian held him PROSTATE by the throat
while the other went through his pockets and
was very little. Reilly had to be sent to the
hospital. Both robbers escaped.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
WORK for the NIincrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-A special dispatch
from Scranton says: The superintendent of
the Delaware Lackawnnna {; Western COM
pany, the Delaware & Hudson company and
the Pennsylvania Coal company have been
notified to put the miners in this section on
full time after the 9th OF September. The an.
uouncement has caused unbounded rejoicing
among the miners, since they have been work.
ing but three days u week for the past seven
months
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
Old Feuds Settled,

CINcrNNATI, Aug, 27-Thc Ga=ette's Wash.
ington Ind.) special says Taylor Case shot
aud killed his brother, Harrison Case, yester.
day evening in an alt creation at Alwell, Pike
county. An old feud and drunkenness led to
the quarrel,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Aug. 27.-Joseph
Glassford, constable of Frisco, was shot dead
at Mil ford to-day by mill Waterman named
Fisher. An old leud existed between the
men. Fisher Is under arrest.