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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-01

The stomach imperfectly digesting its cOnten
causes severe pain in the head, accompanied
dlsagreeabie nausea. For the relief and cure
this distressing affection take Simmons Liv
Regulator.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-01

Sold by all druggists. philadelphia, Pa.
VIC -eod&Wly
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-01

Simmons Liver Regulator will counteract tn
effect OF alcoholic poisoning BY It's use th'
torpid liver is aroused, the nerves quoted tn
gastric disturbances corrected and intemperaiIc
prevented.
, 1881-12-14

to othor pnecs, and allow somo rrGt!s.tipns for
supplles. Tho revision nt tho ru'ts governing
action wRs takon.
~ in,Im,atlna that r: ], Meanor. recently, ap-
n;t9e s If 9bs ~ .,' 3 IT, ess ~ 3"si ai Esns
a Hi seffestna s vii f M III SH
for them, which has not yet hncn tlotcrmlnetl.
s5r. Hubbard will 'nost likely bo arpolStcd to
Enw1N wAnKER, OF Ietnont. tho s!onn ,nan
X tic instanco ~ II .ie,nes t. Th",nso. ID IN IL.
af Upon ns a pcaou H fr sehaso nnaer
pe;ssHnsy 4 10 &c: iis .:ory !. tat 10 hi hs hcsr
o & a,a III fS st he y sas sSs sresa I,
@ &C. Fl. Il s "a! h as; !" e tx ss o'y @ Ss
hay ha r., wsR 5 ~ ot = s ss a p1S, TIT
received tho policy ho says ho does not know It,
but It il shnls,l turn out lint ho owos the money
ho will mako arrangements to pny 1t.
as having said that ho Ind fulfilled ali II iii nis
PROMISES to the Dosnocrnts. and had nn furshVr
use for thom In othor wnr1s It is Kren t,.it TINT
ences, mid aereo upon i "satc . fur lie clcc-
as ,eSe ii hoxoya spys rs not esr ~ e
nnd penitoht ~ ne@.ls reported 10 10. ,a,lti
ilo chanccs so9m to bo nEnlnst l. my iIntnc!ate
Democrats. II IL bclng whispered nronnd, hMvu
c2mS to asp!at @ tns snno s,'nstusIon hc @ has and
sn eo ssS i SSoas'ss p rs
down that tho pon,ocrnts will stick oMly upon
naninx c'1:JaJao Moorc t "''''' '''''>' 'A'' "A'
, 1881-12-14

THEris BALE TO COMMEECE ,Tt,MOnitDW MORN
1N3 At MA1wt1A1t. FIELD r cos.
Marshall Field s. Co. navc consented tn offer for
sale, beginning tomorrow morning, tho relies
madctout OF the Garfield eatafal1uc at Cleveland.
Tho proceeds OF thoIsnlcs, rs Ia we'll known, nll 70
to tho Garfield monument fund, and m oppostu-
nifty is thus offered tho general public to secure
rcllc useful ur ornamental, Or bottl. and con.
tribute IT tho snmo ti11v TO tho fund from which
land. Is to DO b,,.lt. Tho arraneen,ente
Sr a the Bar; iae d o 81, sy ss
by Mr; WtIliam pate: Of toat city. wto y tneir
C9 nayo ki1!tlly sot apa.t Their sllk counter nt
staro for. tho hnndtlnR and sal0 Of tho articles.
Tho souvenirs Include
FAC-SIMILE SHIELD IN MINIATURE
Of tho shields which were ptaccd on tho four
finished In l,ntafiun Of the or!glna, price $i50;
sas psnes a ss d IL ny sssxa ss m 'si s1 IL
t.csu coltlrE, IS cpiits nnscl No. ], containing a
lnIniaturo photogrnph Of tho Pscsitient ret in
picture frnncs, two szca, one Of which viii hold
tho 81 ctrtlicato Issued to contributors OF that
amonnt to tho monument fund, and tho other
frnme. Thoro are niso hruoIsots. tablets. watuh-
h0ld0ra. and canes. EAch souventris mAntifact.
5sd s S S Wse ssa Il tG S
oc. nf tho ce1,otnph. tho words lsello. from THO
Gicsusn5 h. sapt @ us'dss' tas fao alatio s"s sS
r!et. u. NJ. ciaiin' William MIwasds, ii. 4.
lSsl." MMrshait Fcla i Co.'S viii he tho oniy
tse sas ssrG Thee areSs
well us tho CAUSE to which tho proceeds OF their
sn!e VII go. should and doubtless will attract d
, 1881-12-14

rcu. c1pcn,cs hal all bccu kent M, nnl tho
anen tnn s e se ~ ce @ no. co ,e uns r a. ~
t,nr,iitnrc nf nm Fnr fhn Hnn.fnv, sct,n.I fnr
l#s nut lhat tic l,utcrs s,f pnwe bo niIowel 10
rotnIn thpIr sjftlnHs at their present
rcntnl for tho coilux ycnr, Mi nr which wns
adopted.
Tho election ot officers resulted IN tho rctloc.
ttor OF tho nlti uncs IS fnIInws: Trtssoos .fUsn
Mnr+lcr, !. N. Cnfnp, tleor9o sherwood. Sherman
fInll nntt Z. II. Crosjctf; Trcnaueor, II. H. AID.
Rich; and Clerk, Il. ii. Wc1ls.
:. nrt,1o,trrttt. ,,xnEsr,o..
t =, ~ 49, ~
Ina res,enGo e "r 7. ": 1rwit,. Esa:. No. ~ r,
aSehe o. ortlllnnt fceeption' Etten ln honor q!
uhatlts =. lr"in, q ann OF tno most, ana ais
yo.lnH pfiho. Mlss Iicttco nteJea ana hlf.
lrW!n wcfn @ @t1africG IN Ngacsk, y. =. tho hnnc
t,1 mo 1rh1e' Gol' ~ anu pnt recently etfIvea
III this cty. Ine reeePNon Wna az e1cceu!nGty
c!,3nynple MMG1i' an1 inc mnny 1i;enas ~ sno
young cnupio cl!len uuting tho evening
70 exset1 conEratslataone. me Streets IN
!Mo Flcani!S nt thn nOnsn were ori!it!a1it!y
illimiflatGu' anu tne ttct'of WE tastEtsl'y deo.
ornlea w1tn 'in1i9nn ~, noral lovecs mo raGsta
aHu atrs y. y. irwin. aau Mlss L'azlc irwin. w!lo
inauG ,s, nSr soG.e.y neoms NJ tHo rGcuhtson ~
ExeeHtnt nIGHeatla' nnner tn1 !eanctsnIP "
.Ionn n =, Hnisus HisIoMEsea pop'iar seecHonS ~
nlcnG ~ INC unek pAT!nr. htli1 tHo bEenlnn Wh
AsfeenptS pahseu II promcnndtnR anu eocthl ~.
teeetMtsct HHC " tno IppcT rootnS WIS HlEen
, 1881-12-14
TIE POLE EVIL,
TIE NEW MUTUAL USIox ONptHAECE AND WHAT
III Ttt0tyIi1tT Dr TN

IL Tfiouli,tT Or ri
Tho ordnance introduced into tho Council
Monday ovcn!ng. for a poIu line for tho Mutunl
unlnn Telegraph Company. provides rs follows:
"rhat tho Mutual Union Telegraph Company
no and ia hereby authorized 10 erect and MAIN
tain temporary limo Q! polcs and wires, for
telegraph purposes only, between thoIr o1liccs In
tho City ot Chicago and the'r ogtices in other
citos. subject to tho following conditions: Flrst,
tat ono line Of potea onty shnll be greeted from
unnco thon d0f1ucs tho route, all1 tho aceUnd
coalition prnyidcs'
the nnrthorn boundary q the c,y to tte o!l:,.
snd poles and wires sta sxtens 70 the Iirst ,i,,y
tinne. Should thc MaySf Of chicaso 70 direct. @
Aud. provided, furthor. that the snld oonipany
and reove @ ~ aoove speeife'. % al ts' tic pSE pos
and vifcs ercoted undcr the authority hereby
Sy'a sS M s ss' + as ty sna m
tho Coinmissloaer Of Public. Works. within
. bond ID tic sum or sSoD, conditioned that Il
nna 1Sns The poss wrcs ,as ,so
aaid company bcrc6y wlivcs tho right to resort
to any court to prevent The removal OF Its poles
The nth condition prosidcs that tho l!no Of
undor tno provisions If thls ordinance shail 10
a TEMPORARY CHARACTER ONLY,
and for tho p,trnoso Of enabling tho snld Mutnnl
Union Telegraph Company TO 10 bits'ilnas whll1
telesrnphy. and tius ssilIxsncc shall 10 Used 10
Pesot b ana ~ 70 s eEsts n or
Ing proylsons arc as foiowa: '9'
nanee saa!i 10 nst !ess thnn sfty foot IL hight,
missionor of Public Works nsay prescribe. eN'e
!" seventh-Tho wires Of tho 1rc-alarm tcle-
, 1881-12-14

s.ama.lat.on CO w stai,i + t;D: Tho t''x. Wiz :
he hol si.ne 10 lot .hom through, Alter a aiurt
wnlt tho bridge wna tutnct. tho tug nnd .vnssnl
onmc int! tho draw, limo was thrown out from
the trnw. iie tr!sa t. hirry iii' them tnr'lFn.
an'i tho Captain Of Ing tnE s4ontrd Mt him TINT
Meantime ito I mil trntn cana lip. and witness
iayins tiie mil. rho Captain sho'itea bask IN.
tcstine,i tbat a6oit q cioek on the morning ii
s;s s ;s s ' t ff @ assus III e.; ox st ty M n rssr
light. The CnrtAin tCounorsl, whom he knew.
.n1ic,l % TO- him. saylnx that ho Ind !,cen held =,
sary IN sr.,er to ret eyon With THO brhluoton!as.
lcorge v. lohnston. tho tntil.ngrnt III tho
trsln, testified tn tho delay, and TO having soon
loorgs shelter. conductor Of tho outRolng no.
co,nn,otlatlon train. testified that hs tran LETT
It ao7, whrro i. was tiolayed twenty-five min
utcs.
knt !ntO tho ChcARD Post -0ltloo ut 7:t1 6o!oo X.
rhe q. elee WI: o.e ,nv distant tron, the depot
or ihu t!!no schedule to maku tho trip
hr!.lSe II 5:s! o'voek WITH h's tnx. mil. inter
way through. wien II "a found that tic crrunt
s es. ss M MHrSs Hoss o n F ss an e aa vssso was
lno VIA. thrown out from tho inter and nude
fnal, ai't tho vessel was worked through Dy dG,
Erecs The ttR 1T no t1nlo cnn1n to atnnslstlll,
Nrd tho vessel WINS
NOT IN TIE pftAw uonE THAN rIFrEEH Mtx-
uTEs.
JIo did not oxchnngo word with tho bridge.
tender. rEert w,,ro m trims Id sight when th0
GHmu up bntorO thuy 4nt ottt.
sir. Shumatl proceeded to Rhnw Tint tho tra!n,
wien it t'nHly crossed tho hr!dXU consumed III.
teen minutes In running tho remain,u2 two
necrs sintnmeiit ot tltne-whoh must pe PC.
copted ns tho most acc!rnto OF atty-wot11tl allow
only twD mli1ltca for tho tnnll wagon to carry
thu auail tho llstanc0 Of ono mile troni
tlo ahpos TO TIM post -ollco, where
It arrived according to Cnpt. bcGrhtha
'atatenlcnt, at 7:l5. Tho statute apcclIed, moro
ever. that, tn otthor y lawfnl Or unlawful. action
Tho engineer asket to bo heard, and sa,d be
Ind tnHdo mlstnkc. 0n tto morning III Nncs-
tlon ho wns rt11,nlnR by Columbus instcnd of
Chlcngo tiu,c. md arrived ut tho bridge at 5:5s
p, O'clock, tnstuud at H::N
nl,Oilt tito troubtA ut tho brIdgce NrIsIuH troti
tho cnrelos',cas mud intentional annoyHnucs Ut
tug and vessel Hicn. WIS quite general among
tho HG0ple, and they seemed to hnyu no run1ctiy,
In tho prcscnt cnsn tho 00vernmpnt 'was the
complainant, and, to avtld future annoy0Hccs
0t tho kind, h1 felt it roptr to mako tho present
chsc nm cxntnpla to River mon IN Rcnerat, rs well
tho Government,
Eonnors WINS hound over In the sum of $500 to
tho United Statea District Court, Mr.. ]. s. Dun
ham, tho tug. .bwHcr, becoming hla surety.
, 1881-12-14
TIE CITY-UAIL.

THEME wcro thrty-oight deaths In tho city
TuEug arc :at lamps lighted With oil In this
e.y AZ sao fate Q! S!o,o per annnn; ~ D. ior eaea
lamp' 1no COST oi tao h4t"tes ~ S''"' oacn'
RAsp, MoNAtnr s. Co., yesterday obtained d
II BY q teet, Nos. lts to. .1b1 MONROE street, to
mr.. rov c,tv..,,,, ID rou ,roc,,,o,,, ,,racr
,.... ..s 49, .'a.s
coxes M !so @ root haE!nE oeon cSmpietSd yea
~ ~ & -" w .o 81 3 WsS nt - " ~. M
IA a. Ut1oo: Mosk on tno 1nfcfloF VIII no oont1n-
"I. a"1''a y, ..' "'"'e.'
MAYOR HAMRlsoS se!u fasher taftlS. N reply
statonent ~ tho contrary r1otwithstandfu9." 10
iar AZ tbs Mutual Telegraph polo ordinance VIM
say anything about 1t anyhow.
tr.,r ,.,,,,,,,.., ~ -, ,,.,. ,t..u A.. .-
e =, ns ss arrvns II s o
ea!ea a. ian Lx Glofx oneo yes,eIaay 10 ~ nn1
eai tpr po1s ". sG,nGeo. LIE
t take j " son,e o!hor oecnpation thaa peadi!p9,
ox. haso alroady @ Ssu ont peders ID @ consos
Tho ordinance Of Aid. CuIterton, which recous-
mends d license OF *ld on each frejghi-cnr md
~ ssea s. aa 1 s,I6 Se
llurrtsUn, who Thinks tho tGes arc too hiah.
Hlish u ia,y, lt snys, would be unfair, bccntlso
some cars ,tre here ouy Htort limo. and Il
"ould fenu 70 lesson trattio llc, thnKs the rail-
why colnpnnies Bhotlla nay something, and eug-
8csts d ta1 ot five or 70 cents on every car cli-
terin8 Chicago. 4 rallroatl m9n with whom ho
bad talked sud hn dldn't thluk the companies
would ub1ect 70 thiss 4 Fecnrs1 OK tho nuinoor nt
cars coming into tho city WIS kept, nnd tho ar
rivals gan!u ,1 cas,s 10 o9tnanSa. About ig4'
Yield ut least *JHl.u0n yenr. ALL Cullerton rs
s!ncgro IN tho u!ntter+ doslr!n8 tho companies 20
pay sOlnethlng but tho tnctnQd IL tHtnaterl0l to
MIN. iho hGcEso P!an hns been t!sca IL Two
cess hero.
suAL1-r0x.
The rush to the i1calth Office for vaccination
continues. Yesterday tito department usud ,lU9
I,oit,tg pr which btl1 wefe used In tho NiliUc
Work WINS cunn1t,,cct y9stor,lay on tho now
addition to tho pcst.huusc. Thu wing will bu 10
ty u fect 1t viii bn Ur franc, as authorized by
DO ttnlsusd III ton nys Ii will n0k lie ptaYtprcf.
but viii 10 ietse'i Inside and @ out 20 as 70 10
10 torn owi,, il II pnlng % dcssncd elslrcly cut for @ .
temporary shelter for cony,l(osceuts.
New oases woro reportod on tho tug Flossio
ThiplkIc Ki1,Rsb4ry at,d ErjU strCcts, IRON Nd
Us UIuckhuwk street, No, vi Mohawk Street. No
s18 South Wutor ekrcet. M. l5 Mutt upllrt, No,
iii Liberty streot, No. :.:TI irhird ayuniie, No.
liz Johnson street. No. EN ThFpDp street, ND
Doaths we're reporteil from No 1SS North Lcayitt
street. anu at tic 1oepitai Vk persons takon from
Ma 1is Wost I,nk0 nnd No. i'd Wrat Indtyn0
strcets.
tiAnnc, 15n1.rs.
Tho nono-+n,ons ~ n,t',tc ,Nor.s .,ro. IN ~.
M r. Ut er .ef ~ ,sp a3 J. "oxe
~, ~ 1no T., ~ . r. ~, ',
ucso3 Is " - foasfe fHa,sf INC n"t00' ING eo
, 1881-12-14

A now writing msphlne, natned tho CnlIgrapt,
!s offered tho nabtlo by Jno. N. Fairfield. corner
State and Vah Iurcn streets. To usors OF tho
ron or tho old style machine this moro eltnp.c,
complete, and snpid Instrument Will bu rnry
weluolne. Among tla lnany llsprs Of the Calf
Faiibauk Cntlsilpg Company, rortor Uros.' Dr..
Julius Otto, diamond Match Company, u. l..
tshutey, Esq- phcips, Dodge a. Palllor, aud QrIf-
I'm Nros+ 4 useful holiday present.
, 1881-12-14

Tho standard remedy for catarsh ii Dr. sykcs'
sure Curg." thts Is vouchod for by hundreds
, 1881-12-14

nvninAf a hu,nr., s...n.,trr Tim t1,nu m ps1 him.
III inhn atn.xar, AVA III, ii,nP h. ha h1n Tho
rtsninr ~ ss,, ~ WI tnsInn ns .i",tn Wnilncn
Vii - IInk ~ -, this ,nor,,,nG
W." ~, oH''u''"e ul' Hce"''.''' ''''e .'''' "s
". II. srnoN1, President of tho Atchtson: To-
pekn 4 Fnntn RI Railroad; E1!jnh Smith. prcs!.
dent Of tho lsurilmXtnn i southwestern ltall.
~ tho rnra, ~ !acaHc f,sItrt,nd H. iicnninr
Iannnn Faf'h az th Imd,nnann,ts ~ i1oomtns
Ion i Wc.tnrn fla,,rn1,1: T. y. Mrrriti. G}c,lrral
Mnnnrcr ~ H., I,hicagD milwaukee, Il Ft. Va,1l
i1niIrnnti. sam,,ci stnnnk. ilnnernf Manager OF
iHn N}a ..,,nttn iio1fUhfft, /. 0nfonnuon 1tnjl-
ts,ntl. ara l. q rrt,nkstnif. Auditor III tho 3l,r.
iIn1tnn. fr'tnr tinnds 1: Northern iinIjroNd, nre
nt i'm Il rsnA rn"Ifln'
ts." s''o u'"'" "s'".' ,, .,..,.
net YESTERDAY aftnsnoon. TnSrc wnre present. t;f,
Eosntnlssinnofh W!nstrmt MNnInwt ArH33!!t
haltsh, afI STOCKTON. ING Eommitten ~ IT.
!cctnry TcpnftcH y p!an tor new retectory n
thn pMrk. Mr. " L. Y: ientley. the aEenl!eec,t'
WIS present 9nd exnlpteu akolch 81 oulNl-
nK wh19n unyo 30 n,tcn hhtis1aenon tnas NJ was
utreotcl TO prcpafa plan 1or = ein'iar Dlildln4
"a ahown ~ ehs ~ skctci, thn whoio to cnsf @ nos
mnfG thnn ftrbM Authority Nds Kf1.nieu EoM-
missioner st0nktnn to Iocnte woll 1of whtcf
supply lit tho park,
I'tE MON urnycr. ncotlnv In lower rArvoll
IInII ycstrranv was conducted br The REV. j, II,
Walker. tf fhn St,amnncii pnfk isresUysCriAtt
Church. who, after tho preliminary exercises,
, 1881-12-14

NandolInO Powder and tho "bfnrs" Cologne
mRy ba found Ut tho drux.storoa Of Buck & lay
, 1881-12-14


Marriage lcensas wsrs lasued yesterday 10 tho fol.
,,,ans Aams aaa Ffsasnts: Az,
!isIry T. A. ConklinK. Ner
y lo'l1 ~. tttie nunlMsfdals.
Anxaaf T. Thomsh M tatsoush c,ssk.
sAAt!A h'at4&d' tlcas, ......t,,,... Id
t!ehan rosi9rsnn 10 DNlap9xooti-av.,.,,,,.,, S1
t!dh Fa4aFt 1aS MilNanket.AY ,,,t,,,,t..,,,,T
rettar w CGPiHrssath Chicago,
SNoo M sasaRu
Anna =. alurphy Sl0 Arnold.
{l0hn TeioE5on. tlA North Curtis, ,,,.,..b
t1Ha St *AAA' -
H*tsF STARK. ~ horIh IiAistsd
ttHthsEllla Sootseu. ~ koEth
{Jahn IL 6!a South Aalated...,.. ....44
{Maf3 Mthk, o'd 61ukl lslzt2d
{e1hn * IseIom 51 TWsnty eyanth,....,,,,.,.,,,8
Nt6sF: k!st e5t !. A. lia.tad
lAafy VNoiI II
GhafIsa , 1askis9n
tlH4!s etaFk!oh LAGa3t.
tl!arhest Mitehcl Ia t;ranxv.
3Ell&abtlh W CuAsltt. La 4fanRe.
Hb0tR9 A. htunenrt th!cugu.
.AAH tu'" t"l&ko. III
81. W. tlu4cnloehef, ~ North I4alsled.,,.....u u
lgfederleta ~ L. huhmids, Chicago
tjpaanpaa Ftse4oEt Chfatu. II
, 1881-12-14

AK your druggist for "Kopgh on ltats." It
clears out Fnts,. mice, bod.btlKs, roaohea, vet.
min, iIes, ants, insects. 16o. 1tcr box,
, 1881-12-14

WcrecommcndE EltlreaRe esawIno-ntaol,ines
, 1881-12-14

LfOSH POST, NO. y. @. a. IT,. elected the fol-
mapdor; Lewis Kn!acr, .lunior Vice Commander;
a sa; Ms.ss 1q;" @ @Sn
Schwartz. Oshccr Of tto Day; J. Z. II. Smith.
oillcer ot The uaard:, aelc9ato to Department
. nnte. 1us1as hetzel. -Four now incn,bcrs were
Jnny 4. ADAMs an undertaken doing bus!ness
At No s@ .Twe9ty-tirst street. vas much dis.
vas cnsnpelJcd to pny By Jlls.ieu Hammer, tor
driving y hcarse, continuing the resnalna OF Il
boulevard, tho C0u1 / duo!dinu Tint even hear1o
ihtcn with dead bn!y must bt regarded lit tho
E: of srs''e S wax , suolcst to no under tue
ercr tho Is was paid.
WIHNErxA IL going tu experience u sensation
th!a evening III tha shape ut Il musical! literary,
whioh has adsIergono % Vino O. cxtnIIsve % iccosa. .
uons for tho occasion. Now lttrr III understood
... IT, b. possessed e pI @ Gooa !nany uadsyslopcd
line opportunity to ruelgnlze them Tonight. a
very "ltFastlyo y ~ proHtam y 9niounced Thy pro.
ht OF tho Episcopal thuruh.
TIE Third Ward Lind Leaxue commenced a
Irah freedom. An unusually fuii meeting WI ~
eenth and Nuttcrtlel tlruuts, blr. Tho,tias Cfano
being unanimously reelected President and
a e ss ess Is r. ppt
n1An. Dit. 7. n. Helsh anu Others, sllifcIont OIL
thilaaAin beiuY aroused to sesult In cash sub-
ecriptl0n toward tue unitcil 8gAtc8 LRud LcauaIo
fu1ld amounting to over f5u.
THE Aasgarer Fullor Society hold regular
ue0ilnx Mt tho Grand lu0lnu Ilotoi yesterday
e!ternoot. Slrs. Lucinda u. cbnndler prosidcd.
Mrs. Mary Dye aud Mr.. Goo,rieh wore Rp-
pointed, With Mrn. Lucinda II. Chandler, to ~
cure tho publication Of u acTIcs of resolutl lions
nn patriotism oneFod by Airs. llluicdn ii,
Ehaau!er At u previous meeting, Mrs. I.ilclntla
q. Chandler Lett the ehuir to read suffrage
paper published IN ono Ut tho Wp,nen'a JoufnllA
bon.s ttme ngu. Tho meeting adjourned AffVr q
tebeEaI discussion Ut the suffrage auest1un, led
bJ lles. LucIndA u. Chandler,
THE Howard Alumni! held q meeting at the
Grand Pacific llotGi last evening to lnnke ar.
fahKo!nchts FUR tho Apn4nl banquet. which II
was decided to hold son.u tins III Juuunry, lhl
exact time bciuY left 10 the c0ntnlttce. Olttccra
tor the ensu!u8 ytur were elected a. follows
I'realdent, W. q. LMtncd; Vfee- presunnt e, ID
IIosMer: Treasurer, II. y, boutwell,; Secretary
Frabes Oluey; Executive Committee Moso3 j,
Wentworth. c. u. Feasentrii. and II. H. ltoso
The messing adjourned subject 10 cali aftei
pnEtaklny of light lunch.
WHILE Defective Ryan WAS taking hls lunch
Ut tho Dak9 Bakery yesterday about noon The
tunnRReF Ut the cHtlblahulplit called bis Atter,
tloa to pottly Individual who WAS thought *
have beaten tho hUitG several pccAsDAs, ant
who It was suEtnlsed wuud Try tha trick nKAln
The ntfocF watched the tlan, saw him try X
puB4 tho caahIer's desk unnotIecd, and thero
upon W ptuted hlm aud took HIN To tho Central
Station. In bis pOeketa Weru found no letl
thal1 eIKht meal.Uhccka, showing that tho enter,
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BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. Z. X. OF p.
NEEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
IVl month, At 80 o'clock p. n. o. iu castle
Hall. in the Rickard-TolA building.
Ali Brother KuiRhts. Ia good standing are
fratsrnally invited 70 sttAnd such meetings.
". II. DAvENP0BTs o. O.
O. q. cApx, K. Of n. and 9.
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Piano for Sale.

A FiRsT.cLAEs FISHER PIANO FOR
IA sale. Can be seen at Joe lTendsa' Saloon.
wiz be sold ct . reasonable price. Inquire Of
Joe Nsndes. oil I'm
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS. OR A
IA House Of six rooms. furnished for houss.
ises ON Edwards street. second door north Of
Clark street. fauiotfl MRS. ]. II. REESE.
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ALPHA LODGE NO. II A. o. U. w.
NEEETs AT THE FOLEY AND RICKARD
M building every Tuesday evening at 7:S0
o'clock. sojourning brethren In good standing
are invited to attend.
rxsminine physician DIR. @. Il. Thoma.
A. Z. SHANNON, n. ".
r,C. O. wHrTsoas. Recorder.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11
MISTAKES OF THE STATE.

A blunder committed by a supernu-
merary may give an actor much an
noyance, but a mistake made..by HIM
self is even more provoking. MIR.
Cooper was once performing in the
character of virginius. After stab
bing his daughter to save her from the
polluting touch of Applus Claudlus,
Virginius stands over her dead b'dy'
holding aloft the bloody knife. APP
pius commands his lictors to seize him
The frenzied father shrieks out, II
tones of desperation
of they dare
M tempt the desperate weapon that is maddene'
w;.b drinking nv daughters blood why lie
them.
Thus
1t rushes in amongst thelh
Way there way :.
Then dashins at the advancing lie
tors, he cuts his way through and es
capes.
Nv some unaccountable freak {
the tongue, however, when he hear
the command of Appius to seize hin
instead of exclaiming, THUS it rushe
in amongst them he yelled out, !
the most intense rage, "Thus 1t musi
es in arungst them" and dashing o
the stage, left the audience convulst
with irrepressible laughter.
In the same play, when the fema
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11
HOW TO RAISE COTTON.

David Dickson, ofSparta, Georgia;
who took the premium at the State
Fair in Georgia, in 1869 for Is hales
of cotton on 6 acres, who before the
war made 100000 in fifteen years by
farming having begun with a capital
of only $4,000, and was equally
successful after the war, thus lad
down before his death the rule by
which he was governed in the cultiva-
ton of cotton:
Lay off rows four feet apart with
shovel plough, double furrow and put
in fertilizers eight inches deep.
Ridge with long scooter, five
inches wide. Make the beds with a
turning plough, and subsoil the turn
plough burrows; split out the middle
with shovel plough. Plant with
a cotton seed sower and cover with
a board or harrow. First ploughing,
run twenty two inches sweep with
right wing turned down ; hoe out to
two or three stalks every nine inches
ten days after blowing. Second
blowing use the same sweep, the
: right wing turned up a little more
: Third blowing; same way, run {
third furrow in the middle to level
: Cotton standing thick in the drill
e will be much more forward in ma
, turing.
e Cotton only requires distance on
s, way.
Y. On level land run the rows mort
D. and south. :,
r. A cotton plant to stand two week
IN drought must have four inches sol
and six inches subsoil; three week
six inches soil and the same subsol
ed four weeks-eight inches soil and I'll
le' same subsoil.
To improve the cotton plant sele
seed every year after the tirstplckln
IL. ND to the middle of october, taklr
&C. the best stalks and the best bolls
the stalks.
of From the 10th to Goth Of April
rd the best time to plant cotton.
=, Plow every three weeks and let q
h' hoes come ten days after cleaning e
les cotton perfectly. 49,,
in Continue blowing till the 10Th
sh- Doth of Aug. Once or twice dun
90 the season, shove out the middle WI
on a furrow, to keep the land level.
SEQ The blowing of cotton requires 0
and fourth days per acre.
ale Cotton plants commence WIN
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-11

HAD HIM THAT TiME.-Among the
stories revived for the purpose Of rid
iculing Mr.. Conkling, is one which
Sir Jonah Dearrington tells in his
memories of an Irishmun, who, com
inc home from his days work Of now
Ing grass, with his scythe hanging
over o his shoulders, saw q toad in the
road, "Bedad," said he, "1've 60,
YOU, my boy" and taking good am
at the toad with the end OF the scythe'
handle, he ,jabbed down hard on tn
toad and nearly cut off his own head
Cincinnati Gazette.
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small to take on and mature bolls
and continue until they exhaust the
soluble matter or reach the full Ca
pacity of the land. Two stalks will
do that much sooner than one and
will SO avoid a late drought, cater
pillars, etc.