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, 1881-07-09
a 1.ooL-Roost sWISDLED.

n l-OoLelkO1s1k ." 4N l1JAENs
Thu New York Herald 0f Tuesday says:
"Kelfy a. bliss, tic wull-known boak-
makers aud hettInE men, were. It Is nrerred.'
systematically robbed yesterday afternoon.
1t Inns becn the custom for some years i,ast
to telegraph the result OF cach race fran tho
track, Immediately after ihu horses lssss tho
post, to tho ponl-rsoms Ut tho i'rln Mt Hunters
Point. Tile winner Ut The das!l Df IL ,nile and
tl,ree-quartcrs ut Monmouth l'ark wns sent
by Kelly Il Hiss agent rs IsIpple, bnt the
tlislatcll that rcaehel tl,e roul-ruuin rcud
kfnp t a e;, % rs ,or TMe tIsniS'. s,% w ysf5.
X, L. 4 H. i.leanins XII Fight, keily i
p,tch i1s t,o 5 ins nianasor y Of t,e pooi-reo,n
beKan paying a.,n, 911 n,,,I on krnrp !' e,'!'.
on Tweity-eIsltIi street, hut tlis Instrument
would not w1rk and the tutcErpfl WIS n.-
surttd to. Tho Cashier Ut tho ExcllanEo ~
celsed %or!i gyenl,ta!Iy to @ pay or on .ha,pt.
fi, Te Ga aili ;Iaa, Stnck iste hn ,yan y, s 's
race, md thinking things rnther mixed tic
C,,sh!Ur teHgraphed buck fur. further nrsserss
before ho would my OF, quoting tho Ticker"
III ul,t!lnr{ty t!at lslpl'lu hntl won. Tho pe0.
nlo ut Hunters Point tl'ol beEals to slspegt
oil Oh the ruce, md nude inquiry ut tlau tc1e-
grnpI Ntllcu ut Hunters Point. Thu result of
illa inquiry, 1t Ii said, showed TINT Kelly. Il
Hiss liAtl been tiupcA.. ME. Kelly snys tint
thy tirn. aro 't!sers r tl!e amount OF S,IW.
was cnrrtu uul. It Is thought that thurs
wuru four reDl,la connected with this MInlr,
nllo Ut whom purchased nl thu IA!nls sDl! MI
krupp t;u!l ut Hunters I'ulHt. Tho swliI!!!e
Inns cRGsut II great c1'lall!ntlula !tl'Inhx ust'
betslng fraternity, and III Investigation l'sts
, 1881-07-09

.
MADISON, Wis.,, July s,--TheteNth Singer.
feat OF tll|s 6tate was commenced hero to-
day, and starts ont lll a very successful tlAn-
ner. Thu. Intense heat, to-tlay kept many
away from the Assembly Uhambor tonight,
where the concert was l,eid. Tha windows,
u great crowd gatherva In the Capitol Park
t1 listen to tha singing, which was very Eoou.
Tie CHORUS Was very iltR;t and Tie solos by
NJ. DeYer ind diss Murphy were especially
attractions fur to-nlorrow, TTjo visiting slug,
era aro highly delighted With Tue beaut!es it
, 1881-07-09

through tho t!onr.post and stuck n calfa tall
intn IL with tic l'n.hy end ''n'tut!t,H ont. After
nwhls hp 1nItIcel Il rr11se.in0kinY persof,nHo
stumbling n:ar the hnor, with hta sicotncscs,
gnzn4 ,ntcutly oi, the s.gn. And ttorn he Gun.
tnucI to stand, vnzl!ix nni 1azfx. until tug
IN trt,. lie E,nppcd ont md n!ire.sed tho In.
tllvt,l,tnl: "f1ot,d ,narHlt,R." sa'i he. :.Morn.
fr1tn thu slRii. :" io,i want tn 1n!y Ieather7''
an Tim sturekecper. NO" "Are yo,,, e! {!
"N"" " Arn Vo, a lnwy6rT' Ho." "Hro
yo,l It tlpotnrf'' ]" No.. Who are yuu tt,oni''
!. I'm Il philosopher, 1'so eecn standtrE hero
how lint calf Hnt through tho auHcr.hoIc. CONT
make It out tU snv4 my tfr."
, 1881-07-09


Toledo Dtdtle: "Tho tug Annie Robertson,
,Cnpt llohsrtson, TINT has bean tontttng DUN
bnr's dredgo ut shl,d tseaoh Itarbor OF Refuge
fur somo TING past, 10 nRa!n III port. C1pt- hob-
ertson reports tho harbor IN good condition Mt
tho placo ahoye named at present. Etevon
.crbs wero sunk whflo tho tug wis there. 1t Ia
IN casy harlor to make. u t0rriblo aucllent oc-
Gt,rrod whllo one OF tho cribs wora be'nR sunk.
Donrtts wore plnced oil top Of tho crit. on which
BtOues were luiti, nul whom tho crib WIS ia posi-
tion the stono VIVA dumped 10 suk 1t. Il work.
nun waB walking ovcr una Ut tho cribs, when
tho boAr.ls broke, and tho stone and man wont
down togethor to tho depth OF twonty feet. The
man was completely covered With stono. 4
Diver went down., md, aft9r r., working for q
s.gn s1nTa os tlne brought tho feless body TO thu
suAncsLY rA1n.
Toronto lfa1; The following IL a dispatch
fr'ni IaIralo. but il IL scarcely fair to churxo
tAo unsnns wItt tho acts q mon WIN nro only
ssnfxos sn as trawps u. The "tsaSss 'hepia
~ III i9sy i u,o
Il e thell. md mt ~ tnon, tlo to char1e tho
With tho olset!so, "The sehGoner James Couch
men d port. md hi Monday oslorta wore mule
inaNcC sjsa sssw 10 lcayo sio scsscl rho oiraEts
% weeo %ansussoss!' "a ~. a. tho CAPTAIN was aator-
ke1p an eye IN tho Couoh.t
80 ,s.,, :. 4 NEW srEAMkN. O.. -. l";
Tho Dutrolt Dry Dock Company Is building a
Wootlon sartw ateningr fnr tho n0.r1lg TrAtlap0r.
~ tsss t spS rSs %ts " tssi as Se;ss Ssn
In Mr. Nexiuk's iron pfnpellsr. Shu VIII also
carry for .t a'ts s Pss WIZ nra p s'nt
eohoot,er.rIK4cI cnl,sorts Ut tho sumo d!mcu.
rims v thesIea!asr; rhc s;@san.n!p @ Snd hsr
, 1881-07-09


.CfScrxSArr, o., July s.-'rhe running
meeting nf tic Chester Park Association
closed to-day with .::s} ctnss trot f0ru s 600
purse, AID u $500 running purse, mile heats,
tlirer In five. LII tile first event o,ty Alnont,
Jr., n'ltl Dnrkts started. The former WIS the
fnyorit1a the betting ut sl;U to SUI. BarlEstook
the first iieat III 1::a7, n,ll Al,lont the second
IN .:a6 The bHckcrs OF Darlsis claimed l'lat
lc WIS nas driven to win. Bob .]ohnso,,, of
Lexington, was Ills driver After tic sec
ond heat tlle Judges called Eli Grer
10 take larkts' sulky. lFv won Tho next two
ileats il, a*,ii Md 3:a7. Tie judges llri,l III,
inquest VI. johnson, mud decided to expr'
him. Ills expulsion was announced from
tho stnn,t.
III tic running race, Belle Of Nelson, Al
media, ntn! Sarah IIernurdt started. The
hitter tell III the first heat aill threw her
rider. Belle Of Selsutl won hnndlly III
sstFEa,iIE;ht 'eats. Time, 1;4s'f, 1:''39' and
Tie meeting ..ns been more successful than
tho managers anticipated.
, 1881-07-09
tarrc George l.. Coiwcll and aohoonors Dnnford
and Uolbns, coal, tn ftnrnH $l.lO.
A ny

'@ utt;wAukHr.
sr,tfaf Dttpoteh to 1ns Chteaoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE,, July 8,-shurtets tu-ilny wore
to tho bcOonnr uucph. l.aaI bushels
Mortront. -.
Arf1vctl-8tcnun- barge, Aicnnn and cpnHnrt
Ban Dicgt,: Bgf,ouicra lice u. Norris. Dayl!
Vince, and j., G. ihltts, frutH Geluws yacht
viking. frts1n ChlcaRo.x
ElChrcu-scnoohoEs ouE coh anu sl. stalknF1
foi lseca""o"' r,,rvx,..un. '.
r.,.,o, n,,,,,ss ~ 1I,a"gi ~ th,+,.o r.,,,,r.
CtEvEIAsi'. q. Jaliy s.-E1eare:l-PF@nollo
81 ,.,s e 10y. S9f'i! n.m itv rssnaiase Chicaso
LMt M r. & =. n"Ssa!. Gtat.t n ;.
y. avnfs,.,s ~ s,r.v.tC tar,,,. % ttvni..
,,rn Mnr1,tinft II, i:tnyuinu tri,nfn t.rns: Eei.
atur. coat 10 Duluth mid oru from Maruu1tte,
prlyuto tosnts.
EsOANapA,
sptetat f,t,patth to m, f1teooo 74ibnus.
ranss4%.. hfIrhs .inty -%rri,t.,masc,mers 1
r.ftw nf Nntx WIZ Ese,i,ei. Sahnnt n,,t; i.ofs
timtorry; se}1fs,t,ers III II, Stwt,i,t,. Etiistiti-
ton. john WesIBy. ftIKEIp & .ft,tts, mil ryp.,.
uepnrlu.l-stol.nsrs C,ty Ut Now furk. slin.
Rowland. LhFrlIlicr, .. ". i.uld, u. e. FIuncy,
and Typo.
uAY CITY.
7sAr CRY, Miol.., .luIy s,-Tl,o 0'eat,, With ash
lumber, art1 her Eusorts, the Mohawk fl,ti KBy
atonc. with SALT left during lnst night for Chi
caKt,.
Th9 cuba arrived thta inorning4 md lott tl!s
ovcttnH with suit for milwaukee,.
iT'tsr co'.1tonxr. ..,.
por ptas casn a.. 10 ."1 ill., spas.e
svs., asa rt Met9ant ~ Io'eao, s,t "xnai qa
sst.,H III nr.na ;nnt, =,
, 1881-07-09
OTHER LAKE PORTS.


pxrHo1r % MICH % Juy IL d. a-passe,, .u .owm.pro.
$3.50. ns .s.. .as ,.-..ss su.s..".s 80,
% Penos n"'au; a es1Mn''aass1s @ "es'.otu aua
ossaaatohio aud b. Provost, ~ :
pass,h un-pronnllors hr1v,o and .aoboonora
aiIro M.o W"S,s" az o Maass aau Gh,~
Chicago, City Of Couoord. and sohooners L. l..
Lamb and J. ", Wart, Buffalo; stoam-basRcs
Anna Smith aud schoouera fteubeu Douok and
Columbian, Iluyanna and oonsort 1ioiana.
Sfncrinnw and harvrs. f,ulatgt, and cnnznrt'
,,So.na vasa,,an a,,d '|Sn a,"n<as w,,'Iu, r.
n0vosnes toseu!so aue oa'pess NHHhM ~
luRFnums Hermania ana barRea+ a, Everott, Qnd
sohoouora Fsoa A. Morso md George II, War.
Sl'i!s ,Eaao nafGoa, H.. u "oethanston:
ana y, eohoonafa Exile, Con. shorman, and
g. ". Davis, Smith Moore, and schooner e. +,
llcRts, T.; j. KorsbaN. md ganiiac.' sohponera
Cataract. seIk.rx. william Young, aud Col.
Sonk tu4s =. ~. kecx duu 1oM Maytnawt
AErlYGd-staan.ha barge D. W. Marsh, and
scnooupr II, b. htcrry.: -
Wind snuthnost. i1rh,, -, i
0'eA'1o"s's s.sas
no,.,,.....: , r1'sr nunoN'
pollers CnEna, Queen ot tho Wess, CITY Of Mount
, 1881-07-09

Finally, there Is not wor. Of truth In tho state
mcrt that he hnd ever bccn unklnd to Lord
Ernn'a tcnantry Of whom ho collects rnnts. On
tho cnntrary. he hnd nlwnrA hccn very lrdstlRont
tn the worthy. md with the nthor e!ass ho Ind
only Int!Atetl Mpun strict business Hi,sorvAnces
"A for plans fnr tho fnturo thoy had mono set.
For tho moment they werH only nnxIntts to get
bnok to thu oil! land AtnonR those th0y 10vc1.
Mr.. Edm,ind tloyc0tt, brotlor Of Capt. Boycott.
js at ltnwtey Springs, yn.
, 1881-07-09

- Nf7e loFE IelltF !o !&lMa1!pAla Lf!0tE -.
Tho celebrated Irish Capt. 'l{oyrUtl, his vito,
AMI ihfev Ut THUR friends who piRia tho frIp 20
Tits country with them. re4chc.l a1ss nlly this
pti0. later III Ito daV By tho stoA,nur itnly. Thu
Captain w0nll nut talk, but .5lrs. IA1yontt re-
n.urxcd to ono Ut tho scportefs tsnlt she WIS
cDrnilIY lha.n hut lau glt1ltd cufrul.uy IN
American lapcss. flrss. sho bay 90 oalltssn, e, y
10 tho appeIlatloa Ut "Captalu,.' laastuuoh ~ hs
held that rank liz tho Light Huasus Ut home,
, 1881-07-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
rntt.tatox WITH 4 UtstD0E.

cOf.ftStOH WITH HHtD0Et
rnt.fdt Uttputth to The Ghiedoo Tribune.
CLEvEtAHDs O.. July H-Aoout oc'ooA ~ ~
mint tho tIg Drendnaught. with tho scinolior
Mctroutls In tor, ran into Mhn strcut hr1tRo.
ifhev wcro pnssing through tho draw of tho
f,rt1ua. when tho vessel shccrctl. TuEmgn sny
this wus caused by sioR'nor Cumberland wn'1e
tyInu ut dock working her onslno md catsl'ig
swift current to run up.strchtti. Tho Cumbor-
lands machinery Is out OF nrdur. The stotropo-
liz Taa tlau,nKod to tho cxtunt Of about $40.
losing hcr jlbhour,, howsprit, hoalgcnr. knight.
heuds, Oto. Tho hridga was badly damaged. but
tbs o1trnt WINS not lcnrncal. az ht uclook tho
Rchuut1or Metropolis htd not bEer toI1aGud (Fu'n
TfsE MONTREAL SHIP LAnonEns.
gpteIti i1tsnatth to ne t'hted7o 1ftans-
MoxTnEA Juiy s5Th9 e Whnri n9re. me.a
Tho Tresi.ient d sne unten, i.striSk c.rroil.
was she psinopa' .psakcr hS .aI :nc,r noSo sor
satsn'"s s'ates, and !. asss WsoalA 10 g On ;aSii
.a i Il csn:da @ % S sSs see aaa
nc,a ton nf outside pnrilrs 10 settle the tlIs-
p,ito. liz called on tho 'ncn 70 return 70 .i!oir
aS5sf tae ~harvas. II a' which Which thsy lid. '' S"'
THE CItEsrEN F01-isONN.
sptetai Dt,patth to The rhttago Irtbunt.
staf eon.e the Gsser
Sinn,1Mcturlnx C0ull,Any. Of ChlcaHo. organized
I'll cor, SE kano snnp Chester 'o
NloTuua IoSOsHDHEMEN.
MONTREAL, July s.-Tho strikers on tho
waryes o, apt o nst ,gn ennsg a Lay
lico without oi1ect. Tho police returned ito
rest. All 10 quiet now.
6ptetat Dtipates 10 The Chicago Tribune.
M1LwAuxEr. Wis.,. July 8.-vcsHels arrlvlnE
from Sister nny report thnt m j. .ho wrScS1nF.t
, 1881-07-09
TIE TRIGGER,

Tho Audubon uun Club Will shoot for
tAelt gold pigeon batlge this aflurt0oll Mt
Kle!nlllan'a raugc, Grand Crossing. Tho
South Entl Club shoot for the!g taesla! nvXt
'l'.testlay afternoon Oii the sa,l.u grounds.
sWccpstaEa shooting.
, 1881-07-09
SpOR'I'ING.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
There was considerable talx aiming horse
men yesterday cntcssli!hs the ttrcr.nttu race
rp,, Mt tho Driving l'ark u,, the Fourth, in
whtch Mary Anderson md cn'ln0 tonk pnrt.
Tho circumstances nf tho race painted
strongly to frau.l, md It Is now asserted sI,at
several wcll-known "sports" were given The
benefit nj what Is knUwn us "the double
cross" md were bErsl to tho tune
Uf several thousand dollars thereby. Un
tho evening preceding Ence Mary
mols l,tt ut tic track tl!u next dizzy thc l,ar.e
was mule Il great fnrnrlt, tic pool.se'll'!E b.
lux St.10U 10 $50 IN Ills favor. This result
wHs brought about hv M extensive clrculn.
Iim "t n Tue S"ry ~, t.at , S@ry ' Aas6sE ,.siY , a
when, In fAei, she WIS never III better rnl!-
tl.ttn fnr II rllcG. It Is atso stated that 1t
wnx TIL. original Intention nf tl.osc having
Mary Anderson IN c,aree not to let iIEr
fact t1lat tic judges. knew AII nbnllt their
game, The mares jockey, n cntnrc, boy
nnnnu .inlics, was t0l,l by. one of bis employ"
Urn thNt h. must viii nj hli !inzart!s, And was
prou,isr'l siUJ Ii. c:lse of yietury. lie secured
the fN,ots oil the animal ie te, tlser,l'y net
ting s:,o1 protlt ~ the Investment. The men
Win had hacked Calao ut thu long dt(tlS eur
rent Eye thG SsksWy Wart Of t,at r% W",is IT,
lnnce until two miles and Il half ha,t
hceM RIM, when he was. to 20 70
tho front a.lA win. Everything worked
beautifully nnitl tic lime for gUsir ~ the
fr0nt arrived. wlseli tho hackers Of Callao
discovered 10 their t!slaay TINT Mnry An,tnr-
snll was no, being pulled IN accor,la1,ce With
the program, md the result wss thnt, MI Of
then, iost heavily, tliu son OF wsi!.knowl
S,.tsD nnsl 81 .nD, willie tho PARTY WHO bought
cnItaD csperluily for this rNce, hnve not
,nuItt.y c,tjuEll Mlrls,llg tliem to buy the I'LL"
fortunate anlual II feed Of oats.
, 1881-07-09
.'t::'':*>YELL0W-fEVER,'

- spsetal 0ssasea IA ~ Chicago 1stbuas, >,
v New OnEEASs; La., July 8-Fle Collector.
OF Customs Mt Pensacola has received Official
notification of tllFee cases OF pronounced
type OF yell0W,feyer ut the quarantine station
there 9n board the British bark Payaeant, tof
Vera Cruz '-.,' 80
, 1881-07-09

Thare eau 30 nj battpt guarantee ut the value
Of Dn. EAnwAY'a old.estub,leha4 Il. u. RENE.
DIES than the 1aae and worthless tmitntlous VI
thelu, ~ theru are False ltesovens, lsalets, aud
that tho name "Nsdway" 10 On what you buy.
, 1881-07-09

The wel-known driver Dadu Doblc Is now
Oh Ills WHY rrun California 10 this city, l'av-
Ing left Sun Francisco lust Tuesday. lie
viii be hero next Monday Or Tuesday. Tie
object Of Ills visit IL to ,giye Monroe Cllef III
the great stnlltun race over the Chicago
track Il week frn,n llext Tuesday, Md 0fter
lint to pl1Nt hin In hts races llruuEl! the
Central Circuit,
, 1881-07-09

At Lincoln l'ark to-day q mattel. will bo
played between, the hay Wow tWls.) Crlckut
Club susl tho Chicago Cricket Club. Stu.nps
Will Gu pitched nj 10 u'eluvk u. III.
, 1881-07-09
.'",A Small lrolu 10 Got T1,FQneh,

: ,: ~ 4'.'tA 4 small 1folo q 9ipt 1IsF0nGhs
!. The, proprietor. .of d. &sryartl a4iaecnt to \
sianu for Tho purpose ~ yen4lnR biz leathvr,
buying Eaw hides. and the likv:. nepassnx what
pso of attraotlng attention., at lust happy
Idea atSeek elm, liz bored raa Ruxe-hQla
, 1881-07-09
NORTH Stl}t; AIA'rrS

NORTH stDt: MATINEE.
There will be ,UatlnGc ut the North Sido
Driving Associations Track Mt Lake View
this afternoon, races to coliIinetce ut .
O'Clock.
, 1881-07-09
A Grateful RECOGNITION,

70 cure d CIIIs0NfC or L0ng standing Dis
cNso IL truly n vfctury lu tho healing nrf: TINT
runsOnsnR i,0wer ttat ccllrty tisccrns DEFECT
mud supplies II sotnctly: thAt restores step BY
et"p-by tIc1recs-tho lH,dy which haa bacn sl1w-,
c.sc, nut only comn,ai,tis a,ir respect Gut d.
turves OUR Erntttulc. 11r. 1tntlwny bus fur
t'tshcl mankind with TINT wonderful remedy,
eG1npailes tnts result. and suffering humanity,
whO tra9 tnlt IN existence Of paln nnd llaease.
their grntItlllc." "-,faliuit Messenger.
FALSE AND true,
We extract from nr. 1lHtwny's "Trtat!sa on
Disease nnM d., ~ M E'irG. 9s f1ilnTS; ~
, 1881-07-09
RADWAY,S READY REL cF
--~--U--@~---~-~---- H1t~>-~-
HEALTH Is WEALTH.
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind.
RARWAY'S
SarSapariL|ian
RES0LVENT,

Pure tpod makes so,in1 flesh, strong bone. and
clrnr skin. II ynn would htve your tlesh Ar.n.
3Ir bOncs sniHt. wIthnNt cnrlns, ntitI your ct1n-
rlGxInr fair. uah RAILWAYS SAllSAFxtikIL,.
LIAM tifs4tlf ,NIsET
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A GREAT BOTANIC ST
Dr.. Haydoek's New Liver

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the disease. Now by avaiiing ourse.n
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-21

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-28
sunday school Celebration.

The Sunday school celebration at Thur
man school house, Pleasant Ridge, about six
miles south of Knoxville was a success
Yesterday was fine day for such an occa-
sion, and large crowd of the good citizens
of that community turned out and made the
day glorious. Several speakers were invited
to attend, but only three answered on roll
call. Judge J. F. j. Lewis was the first
speaker. He gave Capt. Rules excuse for
absence-the alarming condition of the
President, and the fear of more distressing
news, that would devolve on him extra work
for the day. He then enlarged on the duties
of parents and children IN regard to the
Sunday schools. Mr.. R. NJ. Marshall, of
Middle Creek Sewer County, followed in an
interesting speech of about Is minutes. 1t
was his first effort, but did credit to his head
and heart Prof. w. r. Murphy closed
with an excellent talk, and an appeal
to the young men of the country to stick to
their homes i'll East Tennessee and build up
the country and the Sunday schools.
The brass band discoursed sweet music,
and the choir of young ladies and gentle
men sang delightful songs to the Joy of the
whole crowd. 1t is needless to add that the
spread of dinner was as good as it was
bountiful, and its bounty covered the entire
hillside. MIR. Kirby, the superintendent,
is a live man, and had the satisfaction of
seeing his labor rewarded with complete
success. His invitation to all present to par
take of the repast was well timed, well ex-
pressed and iberal-just what would be ex-
pected of him. ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-28
Amusing Excuses.

As illustrations of the amusing ex-
cuses unconscieusly offered by offenders
in mitigation OF censure, the following
are frst-class specimens
A thief, charged with stealing Bible,
pleaded he had been led away by his
pious propensities.
At Liverpool a publican, summoned
for having sundry false measures in his
possession, declared he only used them
for those who got drunk upon credit.
A witness, told by the Judge he must
not speak so quickly, as it was impossi-
BILE for him to follow him, replied, 81
can't help it, my Lord; I've got an i'm
pediment in my speech. had it since
was born y
Another, charged by the examining
counsel with prevaricating, asked how
he could help prevaricating when he
had lost three of his front teeth
This witness must have been own
brother to the gentleman who, using the
wine at public dinner not wisely, but
too well, was called to order for mdulg-
ing in language more free than polite.
81 beg pardon, said he 81 did not
mean to say what | did say; but have
had the misfortune to lose some of my
front teeth, and words get out every now
and then without my knowledge"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-28
MARKET REPORTS
Wholesale Grain and Produce Market,
CCoRRECTED DAIY.1

Wholesale Grain and Produce Market
CORRECTED DAnY.1
CHRONICLE OFFICE, l
Knoxville. Tenn. Aug 81 1851. {
No change In the wheat market
WI AT The market continues much excited
and unsteady $ les have been made at iron
81 20 to 81 b ter bushel. 1t is impossible in the
present late of the market, to lame quotations
By VIII C. either the seller or purchaser Will be
governed. a sudden decline would cause 4
60 laps. This is likely To occur.
CORN Scarce nd wanted for local consum n
ton, 65a70.
OArs-Il demand at S5 cents per bushel, loose
for black aud III Xed; red rnst-pToOf, 45a5Oc.
BACoS-Actiye, buying; sides, loHc; Shout
DER c; hams, 10; selling packed ia dep0t.
clear sides, l@al2c; shoulders. &c; hams,
1012al1l4c.
LAsD-In SO pound tin cans, IL 1za12lsc.: selling
13a14c.
POTATOES Irish new, S0ae0c
HAY-Loose, S0a90c per 100 pounds; baled.
81 90
PEAS Season over nominal. 50caSl 90.
BRAS-S1.25 per 100 pounds.
tLoUR-Nomlnal, country extra. buying dull,
81 50a2 rs selling, S2.50a475 per sack; family
buying 81 Boa rs selling, SZ.75a3 90 er sack
FEATHEss-Higher, 53a5ic.
DRIED Observation-Disclosures 1OkaIIc Der
pou Il. Apples, 4l2 cents per ,und. Halt
BUTTER hoice roll. 12a15e; prime. saloc !;
grease butter. sac.
EsGs-Higher. buying at lOc.
PoULTRY-idYe chickens, hens, &c per pound;
ROSTERS, 2l2c: turkeys. goool rs, &c !: spring
ch ckenS in demand Tigc per ID.
RAGS-COtton, 1l2c.
BEEswAx-In demand at zoe per pound.
HIDEs-Dry flint Zoe: green, &C.
TALLOW-5c.
FLAX oEED-Per bushel, SOC.
BRAsS-l0a12c copper, l0a12c.
WOOL-ChOice tub-waShed, 3Sc fair to good
3llsa35c; dark coarse 25; unwashed, 22514a25,