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GLADSTONE: 6EIt!tESAED.
LONDON, March 9.-Gtnastunu lias been
snbMrIllu,i ~ Il witness III thu LAWSON
1.abouctcre libel cfsc. Ills evidence will re-
anto to tho correspondence between tile Greek
Ncgrnpunte a!d Gladstone III rceart. to tile
l}nlgnrlun tlassacrcs, which correspondence
was alleged tn hive been published by tue
Duily Telegraph a'ttnntharltailye!y.
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
tile Under Foreign Secretary saL.i tic French
Government Ind expressed Its readiness to
enter into negotiations for II commercial
treaty will, England us s0on us tic ruritf bill
passed tic french Sellnte.
Wool.
To-day ,oo0j lmtcsof wool were offered. chief
~ Adelaide, Ss1lncy, nnl Port Phillip. There
was Il good tteinn1ri ut full.rntes.
AMEl.TcAS CATTLE.
LONDON, ATurcl .ss,.-IE the Commons,
Chnplin, rlp,nlor for 'tAEill-l.incolrsllire.
1,loyetl tint tic House Is Of opinion tl.at the
recent outbreak Of the fuot-nll1-muutl
ttEseaso atlsong catt'e Is entirely owing to tho
Importation Of .ltscascd a,ilnals frou abronll,
mItt that the landing III tte United Kingdom,
Of foreign live an1n,NlA frOM countries known
to bp Infected should be prohibited.
Mundcllu, Ntce.t'resldunt OF the Hoard OF
Tra.p, sail the Government intended to
meet tho motion with direct negative. The
motion would destroy tllc principle Ut tho art
of 1s3S, which makes tho slaughter OF cntttu
ut the port Of fnrl[ng compulsory. Nun
della quoted statistics showing thu lnrsc
quantity OF cattle imported. especially fran
America, anl ia,liltell olit tllat n dl.ninutIo,l
of tho supply woul4l enormously Increase
thu price Ut .llent. After Bnlhu dcb,Ite thu
motion was rcjected,-:!.05 tn La.
, 1881-03-23

1zzo Enston, domestic IN tho employ OF
ats. Florence Anrshall. No. 1905 Wabash ayonuo
recently took advantage Ut tho absence Ut her
employer IN Now Orleans and skipped out With
. considerable quantity Of cioshtug. No traco
was found Of hnFi until Monday, when 1t
was ascertaiuad thnt shu wAs living u tho
,Ao second % story III II ! stablo At No, l7s bi:hi T.
gan avenue. Dltcere Leonard and nAnnon,
upon 1oing thore. recovered Il considerable pur-
Iuon. end nrscstud L!1zio for thu larceny, and
tas eoach1nan, Moore. for receiving stoieu prop
, 1881-03-23

Sir. q. Il. Clifford his written new play fur
Miss Ltzzfe May Ulaer.
Agnes Robertson tstrs, Bomclcan|t). thoy say
bus decided nut to net nEntn.
Manager Mcviekcr's headquarters at present
are ut tic Gllsry ffonsc, New York.
trt.p1ls' "PrIncesso lie Hnglnd" has been
hlxactt both nt lsuttia an1l ut 'rurfl.
Tho Eou Of ". If. and RInnchp T.ytpl, tlto1 at
tho ugn Ut u yours. IN New York last Wcck.
Uulrr larrctt & Toukcr'a management. Jcu-
nEe }easnaus will star IN "Jack Sheppard"
AMI now I.col..rsl Groror has frontier drama
m tho stocks. ll0 expects to laslnch 1t next
GGnsOt.
curing tho lcuso Of New York thcntro next
Suns0n.
str. John Marshall. tho slr1,n,atte reader. will
give. I. recltal Tomorrow evening Ut cehtraI
Lawrence i'arrett has eng.,Eed LoaIs James,
Next srnSu1l.
4 new comedy by uoorxo Fawcett leowo. It IL
said, will npcn tho seAsoE Mt thu Flfth AVonue
Thentra next Anxnst.
Saxt Nuyo,nhcr, llt,ssI. tho ltaian tr1tgcdinn.
viii tlcHlu M American sturring tour under tho
management af Ch1xzola.
Dn Saturday evening. next the flfticth per.
ftlrn1lt,lca Ut Raynnlni's frost" will occur ut
tho Now York l',lrk Taoatrc.
Attur t'uoruu Clark tnlshcss bly, engagement at
proposes 10 nut In Irish concdy.
Clinton Yt,tnrt e. .wnls'uuham" y, who f. nga1n
In thls country will rss,irN II, London Ia 3tay 10
Join tho ro,npany ut tho Lsue'''n.
4 tc,,sc of Tony lastor's theatr'; FOR tho sum.
fncr sctBtit!, AnS EcGti BpcurGu tf u. Is. LtAf1tt
flu Will open tho ilDusc Oh Arrll IL.
Mr. Charlcs II. Thnycr IL eni,l to lavo secured
I, lcako 0f tho iIossnl Nnvetty TheAtre for ono
yenr, With the privilege "f fchewaI Tor I'VE
IAorr.
taf-, rrS$
, 1881-03-23
SPAIN.

MADRID. March "a now examination Of
the roaa!ns OF persons suspected Ut lluyInK
died OF tslchlnN l,us lcd TO conflicting opllI-
ions OF the Professors OF tho Medical Scil0ol
and the hospital surgeons, both pronounckng
encrget!cally yen and nay 0,. the prescncu ot
this tlrealiel parasite, but the scarc produced
laakes preserved hog-tEts1l and fresh pork
unsalabla III Madsld, and tho Cabinet Is
numelously petltloned to prohibit Imports of
American pork.
, 1881-03-23

management q Mr. 4: j. serxent, haa !G{,, s|a
Fh4i,yhrnuu.' 10 r,r rs comptoteti, Is M fDl*
lnwa:. Cuntt. Mr. Iisn,cloaut; t;ujA. 1lotttlear.
Mr. Churlrs Stanley: tniher IHatin, Mr.; J.
l.s: jjarrev. UuF, Mr. arthur Memtttn: C@rry
Kinehe''a. Mr. J. i sMllEvnn:. S.'lirf1n, Ms.
Ghar!es iarknr: I.ciy, sfr j.. r. Nnsin: .. !fnn.
Ija,,asin. Mr. j. stunrt l:lnskc: Sttyt. jop* Mr.
.lel,n l!a!ly: ftitr lJollfn. Mrs, II. !: sasgent:
Amy Lee; Naneu Afaiyht. Mixs Il!se Oordon.
, 1881-03-23
FRANCE.

OAMDErrA AID HNEvY.
PARIS, Marc!. :s...-'rlW Cabinet will mntn-
tain neutrality In the tlelmtu Oh the Scrutn
10 LIsto bill, This DECISION IL considered u
Huccesa for tiAInbettn.
TIL: HALFWAY ACCIDENT.
Tho fatnl accident on tho sCltunl!n do Fer
de l'Est, reported tlIls 'n'rnlng llear l'orly
Station, wsas caused By Il collision between
the train alt1 I'LL Empty wngon lott OIL tlio
line. Twenty-Five persons were killed alid
Injured. ......,,.
YORKTOWN.
1t Is untlortootl TINT President ttr6yy Ill
toll.ls to delegate, In atl.ltt.on to onu or two
military members ot his household. seyernl
eminent etfzcns who. llHu tie Mar1ufs at
ltochnmbcau ard Oscar do Lafayette, by
their old fhtn!ly associates arc certal' so bu
welcome to the Americans to represent
Franco ut the Yorktown centenary.
, 1881-03-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ircI1tl's lseef. Irnt. aud Hytslr, with
CiurhnfA tho Stlnturs l.inFlicfral to1llu Ut th4
progressive nrc. It u!rchrs ti,u h)hd. prompts
ly invig0lsitcs the hr!!f.l nnj hrruAts systefn.
hrtght cyca. happy asatr III Mlth. 4Arcttl's dirty
BturG. tor!Irr Madison slrt'rt uni Fifth nyenup.
, 1881-03-23

SrttLt jJttpdtfH 10 fHf LHlFHPH AFF1HHe'
MuwA,'KEE.. Marcl, :s.-llccnlsnn Is very |
mnrl, exercised tu.ttay nvpr tho passnEc of |
Me n,ui-treatlng bill By tIIe Legislature. Pro-
nIc herr. without regard to pult!cai or socinl |
auIItatfons, pronounce the measure the |
"n"wmIyg picco of idiotcy uf tho
nrrsput session. and the Democrusic
m!llcluns are highly elatcI aver the
n1nbab!n etre..t nlnong tho German voters. !
lpuucrutlc Representatives evidently voted |
for tic bill either us joko 0r to bring
;rou!,Ic ntn tho cnsnp Of their opponents.
srhr reatly conclusion among tho people IL
lint the irgislatNruls Republican. aid icnco
lin meusl,re Ia MI expression bf tho llepul}-
iran marty. 4 community 80 wetlttct! to tho
nn,iuct[vn and use If beer as Il AlEtwnllkeb
wl11 mt tallc kindly To si,cli ttnkerflsg, aud
Tim belief Is lint II Coy. SlMith had realized
TIM e,Eert w1icl, the law Will havc III politics
bc worlti not have lMen 50 prompt with thu
Executive endorsement. The vnte III the
Senate yesterday shows that tic twelve lnc'n-
bers Win supported Tho t'll' nre l'rrtl,lEGn'ls,
Willie i've voted against It. All the DEM
Q" "Sftts t's Me.u ne,tys nyeI sids. To milwaukee, Sui,
ators-,Van Sc!lnick alNl Stnps9'i-sl'oku a.lt! @
worEe.i against 1t. The provision Of tile bill
il tint any pcryoil who s!nji purchase. pay
o or BY n.y teyso wafsSrp II1i ~ pcrenIy TO- i
1"If If n,,Y pelsnl otller ti!nn himself 10 l,n
drink MS Il beverage by such Dtl!rr perH'li
,pon tho premises o. III my public place,
n aMI upot. m conviction ihorrof, sslall be 1inctt
not css tl,nn s. nor nIore tl!an Slo for eacli
0!Nnse.l .,. ., ,,,
I1cM3e te n HE e'1 'sxt syd ahat m; y
That legislators will hc elected or defeated
1aXt fall upon this Issue. It further snys
tbat such 4 Inv cntlnnt he enforced. but 1t
may he Hs 9sG f}et pr sys efSat tho oxs e,sso y z
treating Is only In yogno III A1ncrlca anu Eli
gInnd; t1,nt MI oiTcr tn buy beer for MI ac-
t,infntancc Is legardCd rs ~, Insult III Gnr-
com5 t'5.A A,nercan!zatl ii lid i,nbit, which Ger
tninly Is Often abused. Tho same writer r.
marks that tho sAloons arc q greAt power ~
politics. and tho INFLUENCE Of beer MID whisky
y essonf at W. M nS f@ ,neasrc
eral prominent citizens llnso becli discussing
she ilAttcr OF organizing m nniE-trratlnE
sncfety, but tile pnssaEc Of the lhw rcfcrrel
10 will probably cnllsc them tn give UP the
sptriai Ditpateh tn me Chicago Tribune:
MADISON, Wis, .Marci. @s.-.1}oth. liouscs
hail sessions to-iltght. Nothing Of inp"r'
sembly bills passed cutting down the salar.
les of alt employGs Of tho LcgIslutuf except
the chief clerks and SGrgcant-nt-Ayi1s; .,s}'
proprlatng Sl5, ,oO0 to tho University tar re-
ssooo 5S to to tho State l}oartl of lmMisratlon.
5[Ap1soN, Wis, March Eth the Sanat1
this morning the Committee on Charitable
and Penal Institutions made fts report. It
lEslI Il bonrtl Of five to have charge of tho
Two insane hospitals. Referring to tho lnto
Investigation Of tie Madison llospital, It rc-
ports Steward Gnriner short J.! l,s ncs0,!ns
Hn1rhtnn frn,u c1ljtnhl1ttY: makes out tllRt
, 1881-03-23
Terrible Fenian Plot-The Pork Panic
in 6pain-The Meat War In
England.
Twenty-Five Persons Killed and Injured
on Il Railway III France
Emigration.
The Madrid Notwithstanding Charges
Against Consul Roosevelt.
IN Cuba,
THE RED flag.

1UussAKuFF.
ST. pErEnsuUtn;, March 2s.-Tle INLET !
1nn1t ngaii,st NIcolai lsonssnkntI, Antref |
lplcjko1r, l'imofc Nicltne!otI, md tc woman |
lfpsse IIelfmull,l, will be communicated to |
them. Tlley Will ba allowed seven ttnys for |
preparation for their defense by counsel.
THE "A0EScE nussE"
snys: "It Is evident that thu assassination of
the Cznr wns rlatlncu abroall, chilly III Paris
allll In Switzerland.
TO-DAY nErS0 T1fE EMPEROR WILLIAMS
1tI11tlNAf,
tho Russian Grand Dukes and Princes and
others called Mt the German Embassy. Tile
Grand Duke Vladimir WIS specially c0tnlnts-
stoned by tho Cxur to offer congratulations.
TIIE rof.1cl sCSpAY
discovered MI Important rendezvous Of rev0-
lut|ontsis OIL the Island OF Vasill OstrntT, In n
toEncco shop. Compromising papers ut,d II
number Of male dIsgutses were found.
THE STUDENTS
Of the st. Petersburg alMt Moscow Un1yers-
ties have openetl subscriptions for Il silver
wreath fur t!ln tomb Of tho Car.
TIlE PRINCIPAL. ASSISTANT OF GEN. FED
ItOFr
in st. Petersburg. n1d several police officers
of the district where the mine WINS laid, haye
been dismissed,
THE HECTOR OF TIL: UNIVERSITY
recently told tllo students thnt they would
sorn,e "''''' '
TIT: REST or sA1A's ACCOUNT.
LoSf,os. March s3.-Eo!owitw Is n con-
tiutlutlon of Gporgc Augusta Sufn's tcscritl-
ttu, Of tl,o removal If tic Czar's body from
thc uulnce to tho Cathedral Of Saints Peter
nutl I,nu]. prcycnted from Coming Yesterday
ovtnr tn n disarruu reulent Of tho cube:
!" [m tlo nrocessio. after the (;rsmi D ukcs
and Princes. walked tbo Generals atul Aides
tlc.f.nmn of t],n Emncror. viii, tho Attfrs-tlc-
Cuonp and suites Of the,r Imperial 11Igllncsses
ntul lin foreign PRINCES: and thoy, preceded
by Il cu,u,u,1,y of nre1atilcrs Of tic pu,nce,
appronchcd tho stately mourning coach, with
tilu Enpress and llcr children, accompanied
Inv tho PRINCESS Marie ,autoy,,u. wife Of the
Gran1 Duke yla,Ilnir Vhe wl,ldows Of tlip
carriage were tluukett by two Esl1iros-at-
Arms, und tlu, rcur wns guarded l,y Il colplo
Of Cossacks. Almost similarly escortetl
| droyp In nm mourning curriago tic Gruul
Duchess AlcxatlrA .JoScI.,ayll,,, daughter ol
| thn tnfn Duko of Snx.Ultlnnburg. and
tho wifs Of tnp Gra,ul Duku Constituting:
Olua Fomtoroyna. Princess nf l,auen.
| md tho wife of tho (;rnrd Duke
Mtc1,net. will, Tim Duchess Of Edinburgh.
| In another currIago WIS tile Princess slurie
MnxfnIl,unoynn. TIN prfn,oas liuunnnya,ty.
| t.1o Ductpss Of Ictchtcnbure, Tlcrcso Pc
| trnynn. tha PRINCESS E,,r.yl}s Nnximtliunuyna
nj f,ltlanhurc, umt tin duchess lIeluno {;oor-
ri,v,,n NJ Nrcklnnhllrg.Strclitz, Folowfny
| thos, r,,ne thn ln,llps Of hnnnr Intending on
iho ,,rlncrssns than tho arcut co,,rt oillrfnls.
viii chn,nhrrjnlns. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
h;s lntr Mnipstv's phvslciu,,s l,oIly servants.
oir.. iva co,,paulcs from us ,l,al,y regiments
, 1881-03-23

LNH1@.
DURHAM, March ao.-:rha ar.nistlce to per-
nit the conclusion of peace is practically
settled. All tho arms ard ammunition taken
on both sides are to bo restored, and inde-
pelldence OF the Trausyaal Is granted, sub-
, 1881-03-23

Thcrc WIS no pcrformnncb last night at this
theatre, "The Aratinn Might" party fuIltng to
sct here III t!tnc. Sncc Saturday they were
snow -bo,inti In Madison, Wis. Yesterday ,nun
they struggled ~, M fnr NJ tlRrvAr1, H., wherr
thgy wert, hKhin bUel,ttl Until ln.a In tho cyr,l-
ing. They rcnchud the city t0wMrl Inl,fn'ght.
rhis afternoon thcy will be 1T shape for II per-
fOrnhliGD.
, 1881-03-23

All tfIu ltllSSia3. III tlellcAth bl!eIIlill |
tlelhl wtsH .tlh uncut 1'rccinlls *tnes. Hfrnl.
rr iI,sln nl these, was ttlu Imperial Crowil IL.
sri!, 'nntci!css IN l,cnnly, shining rt'spHnt(-
cnt IN jcwelcA tustrr. TlMn followed t1ic
l,ody Ut tic tteccaSn,l Czar. III II s,.fnpt'tous
Rf1t cn'l1n, I'orne by tho fra1M Dukes Coll
stAnttne, Nttnlns, vladimir. Paul, SerRtus,
mud the Dnk. Of Ettlnl,rg. It was rev
crcntty ulncctl exactly lho,lcatl TIC ccntr: III
thu DUNE nf tho easafn'1!lr. The Etnperor
at,d his tr"shor reiElosc'l the ILL fro'h tho
bier, nluI tho Upper rnrt
oF TIL: lp't'Y or THE DEAD czAn.
nstlrch IN t'io UNIFORM ~ tle l'renhfa)lsKl
Guarsl, was exEHsetl +" Wow. Thu El,trsor
Alexander ] II. t!need himself. Will tho lsIlI-
press '',d tho lilrerial children, NJ tie ent
Ut tic eoi'I''. the priests nnd eh"lrsters IT. |
tone'l tho tlr9ts of tlle isssia'' funeral sers-
tce, w'Ile t'o hletropo'tatt ''a1nicl! eaest per-
sun present n ltgtGr taper, and The lchcn,ls |
nstrrgctl tho ctiurcl, With hUly water. The
sec,le WINS nne nf great sp!cutlUr. At tho !
1ectcrn stn0.t Il black-u|bctt priest, rcatl-
ing tho words of the Gospel
In tho Kanorons Slayo,lsll-Isussln,l liturgy.
ut tllp fur covllurs of tile catnifallle stood
IL many Aftlcs-t[c-C c-Camp.flcnera1. A1ntiottess
on tho stc,,s Of tho .lais were guard Of nil
ttary catlcts III tho midst nf ult this st1cn-
dur lny tic murdered sovereign. with g,as,-
" tnturup. face and folded hands. The
lower part of tho l}otty wns completely hill
ttcn under lca,s Of fresh iowers, tlcpDsitul
by lnytng hands. When tile serylcn WIZ con-
clutlc, Alexander ILL.,, knceling o!, onc kllcc,
kissed tic tnll Of EtB ttcutl fHtl,er. Tho En-
,,r,ss foilowcd hjs osumplc, TIgn, bowtng
slightly to the persul,s IN the vicinity, tic
1mperial couple left the cathedral. Tho
1)nciess TT E,ifnblrg n1ltt the fsra1lt Dticli-
, 1881-03-23
THE IRISH,

DuBIIS, March 2.--At n meeting Of tic
I.ana League tonight all who addressed the
meeting explained or apo!oRi1ed for Dlllon's
speech about Judge Fitzgerald, ln which tho
, 1881-03-23

NASHVILLE, TenI., March, 12.-I'l!o House
to-day pnsscu to Il third reading tho bllto set
tlo the State debt Mt 100 cents Oil the dollar,
with 3 per cent interest, atd c9.,pons re-
celyable for taxes. Tho vote stoul ~ to 81.
, 1881-03-23

lfcAlfn.ss Ekuhxia SAlrc IIcctH with
wonderful plleGeas III 1t Gtls.~ l,f skin Diseases.
, 1881-03-23

ALBANY. N. y, Marcl, @s.-'rho Senate to.
tay passcd tho Canal Toll-Sheot bill ny passed
by tic Callal Board a.ll Assembly. This bill
aboltslles tolls oil west-lound freight.
, 1881-03-23
F'OiaElGN.

Continuation Of George Angus
tus Snla's Account Of the
Imperial Pageant.
Statements by the ucneyn Mill.
ists tllat Roussakoir Is
Deing Tortured.
A Troop Of Parisian Editors
Fined aud Inprisoned-.
Rochefort Muloted.
An Article on Russia and the
Nihilists' Published by
Emile Zola.
Peace Comes in an Honorable Way to
the Brave Boers In South
Africa.
They Rctain Their Good Guns,
aud are Granted Complete
Self-Govcrnlncnt.
Terrible Fenian Plot-The Pork Panic
in 8pain-The Meat War in
England.
Twenty-Five Persons Killed and Injured
on Il Railway III France
Emigration.
The Madrid Notwithstanding Charges
Against Consul Roosevelt.
IN Cuba,
, 1881-03-23

T Invariably Cures Coughs,
Colds, IIoarseness, Sorc Thronts.
Asthma, Group, and all Aticc-
ttol,H Of tho Breathing Organs.
, 1881-03-23


cradle ugolly, l.o answered tlio questions put
u lin.
TIE ItuUst .tNtAN AsSAslNs.
HvcIlAl.Esr, Staral :sa.-l'letracu. WHO
some tirnu ,go attempted to nssasttlnto Dra-
tiun tho nou,nailian Premier, l,as beer SELL
tenecd to twenty years ut llartl labor. Two
nccoMplces wore cacll sentenced to llino
years Ut imprisonment.
TIE RECENT EXPLOSION IN slAnltID.
A[Anlun, March 21.-'rhu potRrAs woro
sprung at 10 at night, When tho streets wero
much crowded. Ono explosion, near Alcula
street, caused illdcscribnble confusion, pco-
pto running away frn.lttcaiiy. Arrests maids
letl to tito discovery Of q large petard full Of
powder allu glycoflno near the church of
San Justo.
.oCK rlliTZ,
DEnl.lS, March :4s,,.-lhe Crown Prince de.
parted to-day for st. Petersburg.
THE COMMUNISTS.
pAnfs, March :sa,.-'rho editor OF tho Eit0Ucll
hns teoll sentenced to six months iMprIsol,-
1,,ent and a,00o francs line; the manager Ut
thut journal to tIlroo months, ard 2 o00 frAltcs
tho editor Of tho Jnpe,lHt to six lnollths, aud
9000 iruncs; tho manager of tho Rerd!ntlo't
Socfule to tho salne; anA lsocllefort and del
lere, editors and managers Of tho IntH,'lst-
Uet11lk to 1,0o0 francs each, for articles Rp-
piaudlng tue assassination OF the Gar.
SPANISH noMi,s.
Madrid, March IA bo,nb with fuse
attached l,as been found IN front Of tho
Daks OF Ossunas' palace. The police are IT,
geattgatlng.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

A Paris correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph says; France has asked
an explanation of the arrest in
in Russia Of three Frerchmen, upon
whom compromising documents are
said to have been found.
Archbishop Crake, OF Cashel, re
plying to the address of the branch
of the Land League, advised tenants
to tender fair rent, and if it were re-
fused the fault would not be theirs ;
it would show that the Irish can, for
their country's sake, endure insults
and injuries. He declared that the
government had established a reign
of terror.
LIVERPOOL, November 4-This
weeks circular of the Liverpool Cot
ton Brokers Association says cotton
was in good demand ON Friday and
Saturday of last week, and there
has been a fair amount of business
since, but with some pressure to sell,
Prices have partially declined.
American was in good demand and
was very freely offered. Uplands
and Mobile, low middlings to good
middlings, declined 1-16 d. In Sea
Islands there was fair business at
unchanged rates. Futures, after de
clining 3-32d. in the middle of the
week, closed firm at Thursdays rate.
BELFAST, November 4.-The sub
commission Of the land court has
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-06

side Broad street. Scott 4 Van Glider,
west side High street.
7th ward-J. S. Van Glider, so feet
east side Crozier street. Pat Sullivan, 100
feet north side Hardee street. E. s. Nc
Chung, rs feet north side Hardee street. J.
P. Beech, rs feet north side Hardee street.
0. H. P. Rogan & Co., 200 feet north side
Hardee street. j. S. Van Glider, SO feet
north side Broad street.
9Th ward-Patrick Kennedy, $50 feet
west side Williams street. F. Marion, 150
west side Williams street.
On motion it was ordered that tho pave
ment at Eckels corner on Market Square
be reduced to the original grade.
Crossings were ordered on request of Al
derman Murphy at points on Hardee street
The request for rock to macadamize Pop
lar street was referred to the street commit
tee.
Attention was called to the dangerous
condition of the bridge over First Greek on
Mabry street also to the faos that boys
were tearing out iron rods on the bridge
over the railroad.
The sanitary committee was instructed to
take bond from the city pound master for
, the faithful discharge of his duties.
An extra sanitary cart was ordered en-
ployed for the balance of the year.
On motion of Alderman Hudiburg leave
was granted to Frank Foster, blind man,
to sell meat at his residence on Cumberland
street, free of corporation license.
An ordinance was introduced by Alder
man Brooks to prevent the sale or use of
parlor or other explosive matches within the
corporate limits of the city, after the 1st
day of January, 1882, under penalty of a
heavy fine. Passed on its first reading by q
vote of 8 tot.
An election for policeman was had to fill
the vacancy caused by the removal of
Policeman Pat Cain. The following
being placed in nomination, McKeon, True
hart, Osment, Huling, Leary, Flennikin,
Brooks, Wright. On the fourth ballot James
Leary was declared duly elected-the vote
! standing, Leary, 8; Huling, 7.
On motion of Alderman Sheppard, the
chief of police was ordered to see that the
| city ordinance in regard to obstructing side
walks be strictly enforced.
| The subject of remitting corporation
| license in certain cases of hawking and ped
ding Referred to finance committee to
report.
The mayor was instructed to telegraph and
ascertain if the water-works contract had
I been signed by the other contracting par
! ties, and have the answer published in the
city dailies for the information of the pub
lic
| The attention of the board was called tc
! the fact that a large number of the stree
lamps were being broken by evil-disposet
persons, and the difficulty experienced il
detecting the guilty parties. 1t was ordered
by the board that reward of So be paid b.
the city for every arrest and conviction o
parties breaking street lamps.
Adjourned
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EVIDENCE Concluded.

RICHMOND, Va, November 5.-The
committee of military officers here
from Boston investigating the
charges of misconduct against the
Ninth Massachusetts, regiment, con
cluded taking the evidence in the
case last evening" To-day they will
visit seveial places wherein the cause
of investigation was developed and
where members of the regiment had
damaged property and committed
other wanton acts, and at five o'clock
they will leave for home. There is
nothing to base an opinion as to
what recommendation the committee
will made in their report, as they
have made no statements whatever
in regard to the matter. An aston
ishing amount of testimony has been
taken by the commission, the guam
tity and character of which are much
greater and more damaging than
was even anticipated by previous
representations.
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, November 5.-southern hou,
fairly active and weak; common to fail
extra, S. 9oa6.S5; good to choice do,
$3.50. Wheat opened 4as higher, after
wards lost the advance, fell off about /,
closing 6rmer; No. Chicago, $1.374 un-
graded red, $1.25al. .424; mixed winter,
ST. 354 ungraded white, $1.25a1. 40; No.
2 red, November, $1.404a1.424; Decem.
Der, $1.44ta1.4 464. Corn opened a shade
better, closed heavy and aaa1 lower; trade
moderate ungraded, 64a69; No. 2 Novem-
Der, 6s4a69; December, 7Oa71. Oats a
shade easier and fairly active; No. 8, AHA
474. Coffee quiet, closing steady; Rio, ga
IL. Sugar firm and quiet; fair to good
refining, ssas4; refined quiet and un.
changed. Molasses quiet and Unchanged.
Rice steady and quiet. Wool steady and
quiet; domestic fleece, 34a4S; Texas,
16a32 Pork very dull and prices nominal,
$3.50; November, $17.25; middles dull
and declining; long clear, 9s short, 81.
Lard opened higher, afterwards became
weaker, closing lower, $11. 30a11. .35; No.
vember, $11. 1.30a11.35; December, S11.35s
11.40.
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given judgment in the case of Is
tenants On the estate of Archdeacon
Crawford, in all except one reducing
the rents. Thus rent of S122 was
reduced to $50, another of Ell to
G4S and another of 500 to f52.
PARIS, November General Es-
tiepue has been appointed provision
al Governor of Susa and Kairwan
Large bodies of insurgents are re
ported to be in the vicinity of the
latter place.