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From our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-04
MECHANICS BANK,
KNOXVILLE, TKsE'
Vvsss. p,C0NNER, Pref. sso
SAM. HOUSE, Cashler
DIE ECTOEs

vhoa. O'Conner. JAS O'CQnne7,
T-o &. Nicely, T. r. Co"niok
= n. Hood, Sam. HouEe
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-04
Ifs TRANSACTS a
GENERAL BANKING bUSiNESS
DESIGNATED Depoaitory OF the stats

Desig il Foreign and DON estio BS ,DaAsv. so,'s
Drafts On all tho or: lcipaI cities in Europe .uy5
sndsells UnsGrrent Money. Cod and Silver. " a.
ants xnI Cttv SsriD APP. Is VT
, 1881-09-18

fhst,lht; that the physicians PHI, do not thin
reached AMI overcome the eansa ,,'A 'hes ha,
tn THERE Is \ VERY GRAVE W.
Inc tear OF other rigors is Comfy Comfy 1os'ep,
occurrence could not happsn sssea. ,ns aadns
or three times vi thout pra.., ao1e than tsn
ths+ lug III NE: The President IS sadaase,. sa
lllal no appearances Of 4 r,,, 20 reas
console the physicians if ,hy tslly Would
pe more than tlaree of these ,is s1e shopH.
mas probably had two within 1'{ots I'D ls
hours. The vomiting, the ,la,..s ! sHeats-tarr
tulu'e C. perspltat'on t that acconp,,;laa md b
msor , oI ';,s NJ; morning were not &a'a ssas hs
alal'n!ns: a They were only inc1dssepe t Especially
IN fact reallya part Of the rlsor;t ;asats I'd
1t was exhaustion which foIlo,rs', ess. :sohzs
reaction Ind been established NJ a atser Ia
dropped into Il sleep, which r,s s''e resident
., ~, MORE LIKE A srUrop .s...
t'a'i liAe sleep. and he has hao, + :,
eohu'!ion most Of the afternoon ~ Fa ~ 1ais
OF pure becf-blood' have been i ,a,: :Eaeua,a
hut how much has been sooastulalsteteq
known. In brief, the con1ition ;oeo ~ N Is nol
~.s' 1ne 'e>locht may live Soma s3 ~as.
may survive. On the other band I Wy! s
may co!ne at any time. e'a oeat
TWO MEMBERS OF THE c.,,u
arrived at 0 this evening. They wsra :, =.
master;ieneral James and Secfetsrsr s,s ,sy pessE
tom: Secretary Blaine left Ausns+. 's Hla
Tor Long Branch, and Secretaries t9alsat 9
and hirkwood are expected tomurTo,rA A.Teola III
members OF the Cabinet who haye hes, !aost
White Mountains left Boston at II lIu th;u soaa
ing 1t Springfield they eot aola' at,a
General AfacVeash's dispatch statmo te'aes' q
there l!at been risor. When thev a1;ua u4
tonight they were very solicitous. Tha.sa. .nea
they had seen on their trip evidence. t' y, 'a1a
greatest anxiety for the latest ner, ', y. aa
Long Branch. Attoney-t;enera1 v,ov.a ..oa
says tonight ut midnight that be avn. sesa ,s
passage OF the next forty-eight honrs ,.;.s
the greatest anxiety. "'Na
HrNEI1SG BACH. -
To tie 1Ttst<rn Assottat.d Pm,
. LONG BRANCH, n: j., Sept. r.-Secret,,;..
Window and Hunt aud Postiuaster.Gss,nas...ss,,
James arrived tonight. Secretarr Tfns.,4
will probably reach here 1omorrow ''<ua W.,
O'Clock the Presidents pulse had faI,sn ~ :,
115. He had been sleeping almost con,iaa - ~
ously since the rigor passed of. Dr.. H,m;1
ton, who was to return Tuesday nert =.
rived very unexpectedly tonight.
, 1881-09-18

ELBERoy, Sept. 17.-At the examination At
the President at II m. today. the Temperature
was luz, the pulse 12o, and respiration u. =.
At II 30 q III. he had severe chill !astne
half an hour, followed By pe1spiraion.
Since the noon examination there has bean
gradual fall:of temperature, with dimlu-
is4eu frequency of pulse and respiradoa %
that at the evening examination the temxz.
'ture was IS, the pulse 1o:, and respiratonn Il
lie has slept most Of the time during tha
afternoon, and has taken bis nourishment,s 1t
the proper intervals. The cough has been
less frequent than usual.
D.. HAYES AaSzE,
.--. D. ". BLIss.
, 1881-09-18

OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

ELBEKoS, Sept. l7-9 a. m.-At the mo,n
ing examination and dressing Of tia prsst
dent his temperature vas sos; pul;e, ID.
and respiration, 81. The fluctuations Of ths
pulse during the night varied from liz h
$50, the temperature during this time not d.
Waiting much from normal. He s|ep, oujta
well, taking nourishmentat proper Intervals
His cough was not troublesome, and tue e.
pectoratton was moderate. Thedlzcha1Fef1ou
the woand Is more healthy. and tha color ot
the granulation Slightly improved.
D. II. Bliss i
2. HAYES AeyEH.
, 1881-09-18

talot alarmed about it, as it was about
normal. It is not an indication Of poorness
Of blood. There was absolutely no febrilc
disturbance at all, but should not want the
temperature to 20 below that"
TO THIS STATEMENT OF DR. BLISS j..
it must be said that the standard of normal
in the official bulletins has, from the begin
ming, been 0S.4. Scores Of bulletins can hA
produced where the temperature was spoken
Of as normal, when it was 9S.4, and above
normal when it exceeded that figure. An
examination of medical chart Of the case
shows that the temperature at night
HAS NEVER BEEN AS Low
as oS since the sd day of Ju1y-eleyen weeks
ago tomorrow, the fatal first Sunday, when
all thought that the President was dying
and the Temperature has never been
as low as oS at noon or in. tho
morning. Indeed, a temperature below nor
NAL and high pulse are the very symptoms
which for two months have been given us to
indicate the approach Of collapse. That
condition existed tonight at the evening
dressing, after the chill Of this afternoon.
DR.. Bliss, In fact seems to have lowered his
standard Of normal little to meet the new
untavorable conditions. DR.. Bliss continued:
'|The President las taken two suppostories
0l HullltNE OI LHlee grams eacn To-Day, and /
shall give him another at midnight tonight.
1 give him three tcaspoonfuls of brandy,
which Is 4 little more than we have been
giving him." This statement shows
WHAT TREMENDOUS EFFORTS
the doctors are making to sustain the PresI-
dents vitality, in the hope Of giving him
strength enough to pass through the crisis.
lie has had beef-blood by enema, exceeding,
DR.. bliss says, the nourishing power OF ten
beefsteaks. lie has had considerable nour-
ishment by the mouth, and large quantity
Of brandy and Quinine, which is given as
a tonic, and not for malaria. The painful
condition in which the President is was in
dicated by the details Dr.. Bliss gave as to.
;. HIS BEDsoRES.'
lie said they we're using rings Of oakum to
relieve the points of pressure. There are
two bedsores now. They arc triAtng. 4
small boil on the back Of the neck seems to
be more Troublesome It is behind the
shoulders. We have to keep the pressure
from this by a little ring made Of oakum,
which is extended down the back along the
whole spine.''
Being asked again as to
THE CAUSE OF THE CHILL TODAY,
Dr.. Bliss said: The cause is the general
, 1881-09-18
THE STATE BULLETIN.

N-AC E-kIH 6hE1AILl AL4ah4E0F
ELBEEoS, y. j., Sept. .17-Lolrsll, Lon
don: The President bad a severe ehllthis
forenoon, lasting half hi hour, and followed
By considerable fever and peEplratop.
Since then there has been 4 gradual decrease
in pulse, Temperature, and respiration md
lie has slept most Of the time. There ha:
been 10 gain in strength, nor any e7idsnet
Of repair, and the situation is now probably
more grave and critical than at any INT
heretofore.
, 1881-09-18
THE PEOPLES BULLETINS.
6 IN 4 G &srI-Rn4Y.

THE PEOPLE'5- BULLETINS.
- $3.50 4. ". SATURDAY.
ELnERoN, Nj, sept. 17-~S:@ q m--Im
morning report will. no doubt, BE- taTotape
c. o. Rockwell, the Presidents cousin
watched with him the greater part q as
night. He says the President slept. Eel
most Of the night, and his Temperature ana
pulse are lower than last evening"
y. II,
This mornings bulletin will be late, s@s
physicians have just gone to the Presidents
cottage.
$50 4. II.
Acknowledgement MacVeagh sa5s tne a+
charge from the wound is not as unheaa1}
in appearance as it was last evening, anu .na
wound looks much better. The coegula;
spells are less frequent, and the anloaa' ol
matter passed is smaller.
Dr.. Boynton says he feels better aoops w.
Presidents condition this morning taan 10
did yesterday morning. He does not W.
slider there is any marked Improvement ~. ~"
ever, excepting that the wound lookS D''S''
If. II.
There Is a notable change for tne "o,'.
in the Presidents condition. lie has naa .
rigor which lasted half an hour. 1ne ps;II s;I,
reached 13s. twas plainly py9he sa,nr sI,,
lie has reacted from the chill, and Is s4e@pu"
comfortably now.
l: go r. H.
DR.. Bliss says the Presidents pu4ao = ~
: 102. His general condition is uncnanse"'
2r. u. .. ,,d
It Is now learned that the Pfes1aeus ~ ~.
an indication Of rlgor last night oot ~ q, a.
formation Of it was given to the public: H. ~
was given some brandy ard water, pen..S p..aS
or after the chill this afternoon, out 1e,sd rta.d
it. The vomiting. however, did not ea'eA-
beyond that ,--
Acknowledgement Mac Veagh says mat =. ~ a.. a.
chill occurred about II O'Clock. -. ts .s,a
scribed in the physicians notes Of tno IN.
as"a chill" The President seems u nA'.d - .nd
covered from any immediate bad enee's' rrrr
is now asleep. Ofcourse the symptom, ."n..@ ss
serious one. In view Of the ct1eolu:hdto to
Acknowledgement MacVeagh teles1apub s!nn lin
Secretary Lincoln at Rye Beach, ash =, ~ ~ hars
to return at once. lie will p1onau.s ~. t'shinet ~
tomorrow morning. The rest o. - VS. .:.s pro.
will probably arrive tonight. ~. ~ w." -
nounced chill, followed By q 1eolA'
3P. II. -;,,.tioa
DR.. Boynton says that. Willie ue "a ia no
is extremely critical and grave :. ~ hss been
cause for Immediate alarm. - A1n.se1deuts
necessary to discontinue the rsnort,
,+r,rv IN the first lepot.
, 1881-09-18

In addition to the abore. The Hallet Davis 4 Co.
Pianos and ". W kiuball Organs werc awarded the
Ffrst Premium and Highest Award Mt the
Erent King Fair, held at Minneapolis. Mum,
Enpf { IN t1 ISL
National Republican., 1881-12-19
InimsIIce 10 iIie r,Nnna.

The whole time lostby the Government Printing
Once employees during the Garfield ObseQuiCs was
six and half days. Judge Lawrence has decided
that the hands are entitled to pNy Tor four and Il
hufduys. Public Printer Delrees lnsnuates thai
the employees would not dare to ask for pay upon
the day President Garfield was buried, although
himself and all iOrcmen und assistants in the Gov
ernmeut Printing Olicc, we'll rs SaHrled officials
elsewhere, received full time. Now, alter the
entitled 10 iourand half days, Mr.. Dclrccs further
decides thG. he will pay bnt three and n halfdays,
adding that he Will not pay for the day after the
PTCSidcut died, the Oicc was Cuscd By his chief
clerk he tAlr prfrccSl being absent AT Berkeley
Springs, w, Va All the pay. rolls are now made
await MIR. Dtfrees' pleasure before receiving the
small amount to be allowed them. IL Is difficult To
see why the employees should lie dlsCrminal ed
against, while all Others received full time ana ii
is also dihcUlt to see where Mr., Dcirces gets his
authority flom to go behind the Cumptrocr's de-
CsiOm aud lOp OIL another day The hands at the
Government Printing OllCcare justly indignant at
this treatment,
National Republican., 1881-12-19
d,I,iNnIrY NM llnnh-

1t was an Avenue car, not over crowded.
huge selfish lOut In the cornerspreHd himself over
A negro bishop, bnny, black, und eloquent, en-
tered with his wife, There was room for the
woman, hut the hog would not stir. A young
Irishman, u wcll-knOwn Land Lcaguer, suggGstrd
that room be made for the lady" The lout said
quite aulibly, he wouldn't make room for +" mig.
ger" Thcreupon the lrishmuus ire arose. With
flushing eye he gave the black woman lis sent,
and then sat hard down IN the narrow space be-
tween the lout and black woman, while the
crowded car, amid the applause OF the passengers
and the discontinue Of the horsc-Car log, logged
on. Fourteenth street! Change cars %
National Republican., 1881-12-19
mI,n rynnn, L,IectInn-

Tho result Of the annual election of Columbia
Typographical Union was announced at lis TCgu-
lar monthly meeting On Saturday night, aud the
" knowing ones ~ were somewhat surpri,t d at the
decisive nujoriic3 Of TIC victorious candidates.
The following is the individual vote For prc.,
dent w. II. Sweeney, SOB; vice president w. IL.
Hickman, iGl @, II, Proctor, "A financial ,ccre.
tnry, O.. r. Gray, 531; recording secretary, Adrian
NJ Jones, 5i7 treasurer, W. l., Jones, 81; l.. &.
O'Neili, gO2; sergeant.at.arms, p. H. smith, a7i;
j. A. GuodIiuL l1g, trustee II. G. Ellis 5Z0; dele.
gates TO International typographical Union 90
meet al S. Louis in June ncNO, oliver Shaw, 1sG;
". A. Dodge, 3S5 H. v Bisbee, S73i j, e. kecle,
274; Josh. A. Tayl lOr 10.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
Ti,r I,nnI, nrGclncnls.

Dr. Richardson delivered the third lecture m his
course on the Book Of Genesis at McKendrce
Chapel last night to II large congregation. Taking
his text nOm The fifteenth verse second chapter:
"The Lord God took the man and put him into the
garden Of Eden, to dress II aud keep IT," Dr. RiCh-
urdSOu showed thUt the creation of Adam was but
the logical conclusion of the Creators work, that
having perfect system and directing all things
to one end lie finally produced the greatest OF all
Adam Is identical with the Hebrew word earth
aud IL Is significant of his coming Elto. Adam be.
paradise, but merely his stopping place for the
iInn Lnlmm-
National Republican., 1881-12-19
" M. a.. A. Free L.c,u,es.

The third lecture to young men, under the aus
pccs OF the Young Mems Christian Association
win be delivered TINS evening, in The ASSOCIATION
chapel, S0i l. street, by X, n. u, Bryan, esq, ms
tronomer OF the late PolaTls cXpc ltiOn. The .ec.
ture cannot fail to be interesting, ms Mr., Bryan /
Il pleasing speaker, and was an eyewitness of III
experience ofthc Arctic voyage. TIckcu
nee at the seCretary's desk,
National Republican., 1881-12-19
Cougressn,,u Smiths scrn,on.

Congressman J. Hyatt Smith occupied the pull
pit OF the Metropolitan Church yesterday morning
and delivered an eloquent di.courc ON the text
"As one star differs from another" %c. The SER
er plain and practical manner held the 0ttcu-
ton of the audience Throughout. There was Il
large congregation present, and at Its clo'e amy
remained behind to greet the reverend gentleman.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
BOIn M ll,c niuI..

Another interesting contest between rival teams
of the Washington Polo Club win take place at
the rink Tonight II Is safe to predict that there
will be large and fashionable audience present,
ms the contestants number many friends among
society people, Oud uf course the fair sex will
watch with interest to see The display OF their
rhnmnlnnlh DTnMCas.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
rnn El,I,rr CniIhrcn rlnrnrrn.r.

Chrlstlnnn Taylor, The Old cOlOTud Woman Who
so brutully murdered The two ltlle Fisher chill
drCn last August was ArraignCd in the Criminal
Court Saturday to answer 10 the Indictment Tor
murder In answer she said: 81 am not guilty ut
all. l never did any murder In my life aud never
thought OIit
National Republican., 1881-12-19
More Police wanted.

A correspondent complains of the inadequate
police forces in the northwestern section Of the
city, aud states that there are only two policemen
from Seventh to Tenth and from Boundary to T.
streets aud two from Tenth TO Fourteenth streets
from boundary to Il street.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
-EIolidayGo0 dS

Our stock Of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and Ear Rings. Fine Cold
Jewelry, American Watches. %tGr.
ling Silyerware in great variety.
Plated Tea Sets, Baskets, Bowls,
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes. Gas.
tors, Soup 'l'ureens, Forks and
Spoons, Rogers BrGs.' Plated Table
Cutlery. Joseph Rogers Il Sons
Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and
Scissors, French Clocks. Opera
Glasses, Brass ScOncGs, Mirrors,
Candlcsticks, &C., was never so
complete, which we call to the at
tentiOn of purchasers, as they will
find our prices low.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
'rlc slllr1Id IIntIls.

BUY your Christmas books, stationery. cards &C.,
Of Miluus, seventh street, two doors above Il.
dplO II
National Republican., 1881-12-19
Also cottage cheese, &c. per bail; buttcrmik &C.
per aunrt. and aMonl milk hc. per lmnrt
Iron nIticrs.
n ANNh hi Ns
A TRUE TONIC

Iron nlttcra.
TRUE TONIC
IRoS DITTERs arc highly recommended for an
Diseases requiring certain and efficient tonic, es-
pectapy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Esrcs
Want Of appetite, Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Eneroy
&c. Bnriches me blood, s,rcng,NsnS the muscles, and
gires neiU ne 10 ne nerue5. They act IKE charm
nc digcetfc organs, rcnorng al dysp1piic symptoms
such as tasting The Jood Lc'chng heal in he stomach
hedH5tin &c. The only Iron Preparation that wia
rotb'dcle he tecM or gtre headache. Write for the
b c Book, 50 pages, amusing and usc0G reading seri
free.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
DISTRICT BREYITIEs.
Tho NYnnti,nr rn.nnr.

For NE Ndje dRdniic Ydcs, tdir tCcu,hcr iccsicriy
backing IN s0uh,rV trinds, stationary or higher tcp-
pcgq'We folorsd Jyy yGNiug barometer.
y For idhfBg'on, a. m.-Fuir tCcdthcr, 1oth slight
change IN temperature
The following were the thermometrlo readings
yesterday; n. M, 2So II q. M, ago. y. M. 539t
Z p M, dG, II p. IN, 3oo maximum, 5S.lo; mini
National Republican., 1881-12-19

Dress and semi.dress suits; complete assort
menL Elseman Brothers, corner seventh and IT,
National Republican., 1881-12-19

JAMES II. MCGIII, No. 1921 New York avenue,
near the Treasury, has Just received the finest col
lection of MintOn's English decorated tiles ever
brought to Washington. Call and see thCm.
They are handsome in design, brilliant in color
ing, ana many Of them are novel, cheap, and
very suitable for Christmas presents.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
Surpri.e Your Boys

our store win be opeu for business until nine p m.
EiscmHn Brothers. ClOthlers and IailOIs, corner of
Seventh mud 4 streets.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
NAIIrrnrr nnIrr lNn-nn.. D

TUE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, ewelry, &c. Call on ad-
dress IIerzog 3OS Nlnth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
For t,,r Holiday.
The BnIaucc az rats Month

We are Offering line Oi oyerc0ats and ulsterette
which cannot fall to please, Eseman Brother
corner OfScventh aud u streets.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
For tllc HIOIIdnys

with one Of EISCm0n Brothers ovcrcOats, Christ.
mps present which will be appreciated.
National Republican., 1881-12-19

Turkish, Russiun, and sulphur Baths. 9O3
street. Only hTst.clOss bath hi the city
National Republican., 1881-12-19
COMMONWEALTH or MNSsACWUeETTs,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
nap 4,

Colonel w. g.. MOORE, commanding Washington
Light Ininnty Corps, Washington ID. O.:
MY DEAR COLONEL; Before the year closes de-
sire press my thanks to You ad 10 the Corps you
command for the great courtesy II did MasaachusctS
the 18th day of october last IN CScurng and TIE
civil and military bodies accompanying on cur
Journey to the centennial celebration ut Yorktown.
Let me add my own personal regards. Yours, very
truly, JOHN ID. LONG.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
LOCAL MENTION.

A LIFELONG benefctlon-a scholarship In the
Spencerian Business College as Christmas or
New Years present.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
COURTESY ACKNOWLEDGED.
Igaudsounc Letter from Governor AOng, of
NinSsnchuAciIs. "a, CnIniicI w. d. Nlnnre.

During the centennial ceremonies Governor
Long, Of Massachusetts,, on his way to Yorktown,
passed through Washington, accompanied by his
Cadets, which was his military escort. which Is
the position of that organization for the past hun
dred years. The Governor aud those who accom-
panied him were received and entertained on
their arrival here by the Washington Light In
iantry and in recognition of their courtesy on
the following letter, which fully shows how the
attention Ol our MnshingLOn boys Wnsnppreelaled: !:
National Republican., 1881-12-19

Fresh Alderney butter churncd every morning,
aud delivered Ia 12lb "Ward" prints at jOg per ID.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
HARRIS g. SHAFER,

No. 111s Pennsylvania avenue
deIatf
National Republican., 1881-12-19
LADIES GOODS.
Rib'Ioon-S,

We WU offer all of our late RIBBON
purchases at considerably less than cost Of i'm
portation.
Al-Sib Wdiered Sash Ribbons, 8 inches
ride, at 9Sc, former price $1.35. At-sjik
Sash Ribbons, elegant shades and qialty, at
$50, former price $125. Heavy Ail-SiM
Brocoded Sash Ribbons, The finest imported,
at $L75, formerly sold at S265. SIN Ombre
Ribbons, 4 inches, 27c., tormcr price 45c. Al
silk Brocddcd DdmdSSe Ribbons, p inches
ride, 23c., former price 40c. Elegant OU'bre
Shaded Striped, inches ,Oide, Soc, usually
sold elsewhere at Csc. Satin and Serge
Faced, 2 inches ride, 1Oc.; p inches uide,
&c., inches wide, 23c-d decided bargain.
SIR lVd'ered Ribbons and Moire Wdtered
4 inches wide, at 33c., cheap at 65c; q inches
ride, 2Sc., usually 45c.
National Republican., 1881-12-19

You can publish three-lne advertise
mcnt of wanted" For Rent" "For Sale" or
Lost three times for twenty five cents in THE
REpUBLICAN