davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-14

F1ehsEUfV tt FllI,
4 singular and fatal aecidsnt occurred at
Chanccry Clerk ~ Mhiiison County, in rtl,iipu,;y
with Dir. lhuuns Wnrson, Jr.. of jackson, wsis
cutting d!n.tor Ut slll.tr'A RESTAURANT un 1'uarl
sttecI. nurlnK the neal. wbilu rngA4G1 III
friendly and soclable curyrrsutltn. alIsIen wila
made 70 ehu ssEaRgv nnd sud fate that btfrll the
wus cLukei 10 death by cutting vi uyslar. Mir.
Wharton Anl something tarllur, which dis
tructcI Ar. Bailey attention and calisrd him TO
that thu litter Eenslu.uan ap,,enr.rl very SICK.
anu was grasplng, Tor breath. Mr. Wharton
him by turrylux him 10 thu d.Ur and slapl,ii,x
hiul on thu bArk, but without avail. rhyscians
were sent for, but hefs,ro thty arrived slr.
OF medical skill to rutlye Alul. Ilu bud litn.t-
yertAMtly swallowed II piece u bcpf. which he-
caue lodxed tn h!a throat aud chokel hin to
dvn1h.
Remember that little bop nfttcrs saver big
, 1881-03-14
aga',.e nco1 for tho snmn ,lmc In 1871. md si00 for

do In lH1N. ..
Mrss r'nuN-Adrancct 17.4e. per hi, tiHcnea Ne me.
ntfd crr g. belup the ntF+i rrlcra Of Fridny sales
wrrs rcIorsc, Il Il hrlt ul prvnio tsrtn.i siMl
hyt AEsu q t1 tat Il iiln irts s:,er AlaT a.
u Mil, Iris Tho nnIket c;,sr.! srnMy at tl1Sn ~
',G.!u sriI.r Anf Id a,,d Hin, va ss sSlic- stny,
AayN,,vSs ~ VIZ ls1 !us Iec,!nsN At$s. .t,
snier wprc rW,1.ed q 9h!l r. stx,t Ut Iast!.;6s
n e; In ssli%I At n seI ,4 % fG M, 4, III :sas
a3 e. ssas sy A, .I9s:s1I Y, sSata' w!, MI M ~
ne nnskct rsrd htcady NJ tiu so5 y i; r. @ rn.n
l"t. st,. 9! r. snst &c ,3"nti,; t'oaaa"''A Necr
sboMl ~ nsr m IL @rG On 1n. "a.
ported III 1Wi, be shoulder. n HS3 tnnt nna tuer
April md Stu Aecr stny: q hoXrs ~ nt My sts'ts
il Is do =. s ~; ~ eelIer Apsi! r. ama
f.IEiS1 srl1cr Atay lrcGs 0f eAls1F cuts n& mts1ts
were At Iniluws nj O'Clock for fnl'cnrad. unless
HDrcHr1t
, 1881-03-14

Short rihs. Eenr Mny. rlnsel Mt t1.a1t4@saM Long
lands. ts!4r boxes: !nlK GHt hn,,s ksaac. swsas,
plck!etl hnt,is qnteh ut b3t4lc Tor ls4W aSarasGs
green nuns. milne nvGrMGn. .JAate e,.,<, ,,,
lcu41 quoted ~ ~ 4S4{n for ShoMiEnrt. NtGfo aor
short ribs. 2sc fif short clears, 0eu!4c !nr hn''s
oil canvhard md packed. .,....,n,
REEF-WAs UnlGt 1T kS7:aaytu Tor ncAs. ta.ISt1oW
for pTtfs mess, md Eltnt3iU for huns
, 1881-03-14

Special D9pdfeh to The Chicago 1ffbs!net

8ptttal D!spafeh to The Chicago Tribune.
ELd1S, Ill. March l1-rhe illinois cnndcnsina
t.onnnnr t.,ay nxel It's prca for its milk surp'y
turtrE the aptlnx und snmmor months. Its oFer was
&c per gallon fos thu month uf May. 10 for june Js'
md August sc for September. and 1uc for oetohef,
nm average OF B-ac ur 112c higher thnn paid Inst
sum,er Soma OF the iaro factores wcre stissaslsad
ane refnso to sign contsRcts. Among tAen aro Jndko
Wilcox II. l.. nlahop. md f. q. Katchanl. Thoy want
ce,ci ttlo terms Tho pslcU t'a ny tho condGnsMpr M
FGuisla1s factory dylauls, aud a1octs TINT pao W
EA|E1xu GGatGrb.
, 1881-03-14
COMM EIsCIAI.

Tho following wcro the receLpts and shipments
at TIM leading articles Of prut]uco In this city
during tho twc,ity-four hours ending att o'clock
SATURDAY, morning mud for tho corresponding
1ime 4 yeNr MYn:
, 1881-03-14

{tS
Tbs fu,,owtux is from tu Wichu, tkas) I,<aeom OF
a'atch:: -.-,.
Charlus Parsons arrived In Wichita on Friday from
tllW eait Fork tnIta ranve, lt' !les noutMwts m
iOtiE hrnI of eai,i. wnod " MAJ UruL ). q iryur.
htriiur nI.d HUI AHT tic forltlHr nMHMH betWUen
EiD nad 7iI he". UHt q ta!s larxe nnlnhnr hu. ".
taoi tASir death Iy thc stornt. In.a 4 ut cant
iian,i which makes hs lnts auut I0t!.4. 'rha lnss
Wa.t, az III tGat Jsitun III lin Hnte wes. II !;rtat
WGnt Information fTl MtchnttIu ftnIsp and fribIu
thu tuerilutf ru4t Uf aict.lcl,In l.IRs IL u lsnC
Xrpurr [e t1at they HtntHTGu thtngll rtn,ht k.b!y
Wu f!nnt Wnlkpr. WIN flnN InFsM hDrA ttlnt,llst
~ Ark Htns tity rports bnt s'NnI! cont ~ sS,
Thu Fishnf utnthers. Mno Mfn hniulsR thelt nstA
ray tHGbr chtue Mt0 " IuTy nHu cumua.. tnt hMS
nGa&tN Vt itn fe0t nnnn 1tn rs eM!i,u Ut oSr.;
lnn NThhs NA peea a1ahoAns ""e Hua"'ous' A"4
Hhtd9 Pseny.
EAIsriE-WHh \ kupply nearly tT!co a. lAERn M
for tho urpyInx wepk md tptlfD tglt LOU In Hxcp43
..,,,,r, al Fr nm, ,,,o.,un,,,,
TX WV A'at"t HuHtoe1 s'p.+. ~" ~ s'S
M4Gk III my AAt $GAf Trluch AZ i4x& W huPFnHeut
aes1 weak sna a"asoo: .". pona .ona
s'nn to "afn'!esu ts'c's " s. IN 80 u"'' "u'o
rn1 shnblnv or In fl yur uf buyers ind nj tho snd
H.. o,k rcns s1.n ,,n mn nvarnun decline Gf AsA III,
Tt o.n ,xnr, .,,,n vroa In ubIph thu sns
, 1881-03-14
TOLEDO,

ro1xno. O., March 1s-0RA1N-Whent Htendy'
No. rod Wabash spot tl.oa{; April, tl.Hi May
ll.CeJl; rcJcctr1. sgl<a Corn Bteadyi high Mixed
4te NO.! 4aGc; rejected, *a{. Cats dull md non'-
''G Clown sEEp-Qu,ot; primo. 500, old do. Asoi
N0. =, A,75 -. !, NJ, ,. ,,,.
's,tHirMxNTs-whoat, aoo bu; corn. $500 bu; oats'
none,
, 1881-03-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEN EQIiE

NEW YonK, March 12.-Governmcpts weak
for On aud Is, and strong md higher for 4s and
AS. ...
Money market easy Mt 4G5. Prime mercantile
S,rrling uxehanRe-sixty Gays, duis nt 1874;
dtIllunll, 4Bl!3.
, 1881-03-14

Spfft1l pttpdtfh to Ths Chfcdd6 TTfhuHt.
.r,,u,. ,,v.r .vI. sf,,,b ~ 4.Cn.tx-lu tka 1ncnt
wheat market the week ch4s win u thow1nR " aa"
mrrr tto hn,1, q'1,crn sre tndlc,ltInnx TINT tic
.S .s."SH w t.s,.n.no .x,u .nn y,an,o~ oe,iul,1 q
larger v1luruc Ut transactions !u grnn ma higher
ru,lae Of utlccs, nIuuduy opencc with tho teprOa.
49,. .h.t sn,-,,n.t.,t tl,u tt,,o ~ I'm ,nilt,,x
snn which ennesfaea .ns ,a mo9 4,, o. tv . %n! ha
bluokndDa ana fu kpfI1X AolloF AFfll WIS Helu ~
lsxc on TINT day, Thls forenoon thu same option
cntuo wlihln single fraction OF 4lOv htny laysrY
,s tneG !Mht ~ - ri III u5us T. rIsr smd tiS ID.
,,S% /. 1aN9n s, WWnt1i suNy iGjN
s9ss s:1,,s nr,fshhPn, fhny, liz @ Srtawss u sIva
N h,sI tt tS % seMS,es nssmiiur I'd thS cid III
, 1881-03-14
1 loweT; 3lN.


TT. LOWS, No., Mareh la-fLoua-Unchanxed.
GnAtA-Whaat-ustter and slow; No red. sleRst
a G3A cash and aarchi wa tJh April slet5l6&
May; 1Iu53t June; No. J DO. At5As1c; Nc. do. st1
tkl;c Eurn htzhsr, &p492IZfo casAt a94salo MARCH,
, 1881-03-14

Browns bronchial Irachos will stop a cot,R!
by directly relieving the rrttatlu Df tho thrtlat
ui,tt will not disorder tho stomach llku eoug
eyrl,lS: .5 Gents II box.
, 1881-03-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.


13vrurnpt Mnrch l3-ll;U a, u-FLUuIt-No. |. |
~. ~ n'; > d. nj
d ,sNsYhrnt-,yinter. No. i. ps 81. No. 2, "a:
.,,I,,v Eo l. ~ III. M 4. hl, vho No l. Ys "a, No.
, ~. cInt M i D. 1Gtl, No + "a b1 Eoru-SQw, Is
sni. nlI. 4. U,6I
irn,vIs,nSn--l,o.t Gss Iar,f N,,
i1yx,,,.,ol. Mnrch ll-l:;o p. tn.-rnovts1oSs--
short c,ear rrmcr At ~ Cd. l'ars-p''me Western
fJnS; hoSaS ~ ,'' March observation-disclosures no
7ga I ''N'0'
%zI1sSSF!ss So,s;!sss, e. 81; ~,
1Ivrtt1m,f. March 1a-I.nrruS-trfsRutar and t,at
at Ss.isssXa; saes 400 nnles, speculation and cx.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lnrd is. Dacon-l4ong
clear. 4:.; shor. clear. III i'd
rhe following wero recoIrcd By tho Chicago no@ed
l:ixEnro1L, SGreh l2:-Whe1t, not n much aosng'
Gosn-Not mutl, 9a,ng. American, mixed: mixed: q Shd
EM, Srs ~ ~ as9xrSVcns @ SnsVVi @ uu crn uuo,
FDfk Gss nr tlrnaf; nha Isna 91gHsr; ~ n,, IT, s
5sS'ssas' Il Ill ID. ra''o@' s' chsoso Us a. n0'i'
I.oNnoS. March 12,-L1yEhrooI<;;;Whcat lnaetlyo;;
AAnk tASG-SMrHoeS on nesh IN HM HSss.pn n,a
wh'a' and corn quiet:
r.,v v,uv 1s.c' r.1:oTrnx.-onlot md NM
caused; future. barely s.endy, starcA. 500: April
"ss N Sao t,cnor 12ss Soyamper
iUiso: l'accmDer. lolsc:
FfhE1t--A&ATyf fGE4lflts GQU NEl4s 91pQfk3. l3lH
, 1881-03-14

CLEVELAND. O.. March 1..-pErnotEuM-steady
Standard white, 1l1 tost+ tp. ......... .-.....
l'ITTsnuHo. Pa, March a-pErRohEuh-fals'y
acttyut Untod certificates 8tUhty nt S+kci ronuqd.
S4c, PhiladuIph!a loIssury.
, 1881-03-14
(11Rf GOODS

NEW YORK. March 12-TltO dry-goods market pro-
scented no npw foatutos, hd ehow cd tllo uHa quiet
at tho Glosu OF tho WcDk, the Dutnuk. however. IL
niure encouraging ind coHlGnce IL Gxproased In
vulh iruun for thu nllE tHtufV
, 1881-03-14

NEW ORLEANS, March l9.--CH1ToN-fTreRnlar and
easy. nlIsdng, loy6ci Ior middln4, utc, good ord-
nary. Htc; net rGcelptE 6Nll ba!cs; sruss, h. CT
nurta tu tsrpnt Ds!lxln. l to the Continent, laU;
aulrs, 7,uN;BtoGk, ti!!atlD.
, 1881-03-14

DosToN, Mnrch 12.-FLnuIt-Firm ana uncnnnaec
jii.A1N-Corn tlrM, mlxod aud yollow, U@62c; no
gralic, Guo. uats qnlst and unchanged 1tye nomt-
nny unchanged. 90,
MISUNDERSTANDING unchanged.
EGGH-WaBtorn fruAht :lGsS!C: -. -, ~ n, nm
l{kcEtFsTS--EIUr btIU briB, l.NU snCIsi cofd 1fVu
a1irMe eSTs-FSur is bris; corn, $1,000 hui wheat.
l9uU bu.
, 1881-03-14
LIFE-INsURANCE EXPENSE.
The Allegation or Costly Management
Ably lEcputcd by Wcla.Knowh


An1;t,r' An.y Nep"'e" "'
,usurancc III thorougl, ind interesting manner
in .S apr! an0vf 1ha 01s,I oI 9ers ~ Of san.
ha"o''ns " :, .'o ..o.s,I, or,, trn,hfnI II,
sRse'' Says: - '"'''e'''' N
6a,gi'y n% ~ tho ~ policxhorrs Interest thit
un, ,r,3,r n,,tI sk II, In ihu management anll Du
opioysd Siiim s as % 10 - prslaco prail,abiu result.
sScn :. a. h9 o' no
&C., S %f SnpeaTsss Ts vsa ! sfssa s.
Whit tne polcy- hoiicr is tn Kai In strength tuui
s pry1L ~ gs VI nlz n1et rs 10 cnaanser M tic eonpanys
obtv IT, f., IT, sret lis i,urt OF illu cDntruet made
~t i,hr s IT, ng n,,rstv 9s ur ns counse roricJ p
- sni,s,,sd ihUt the co.npnny il st'ltMy cutl-
,Y1s;o ano;on y He,nna nnner. M w Us tho s,,1eEc& u
] nuiicy"uoiders. nave nss,,sned fuii responsibility
n ocr S eases asH; sail III. saariss avs not savei
lt1 latty ''T IN fho Innnvnrnent If jfft-j,Eur,nct.
an,utanes anuu tn tae iua!cious Investment u THUR
neeMnsatux s.,nds tao wassal@i ,"tis oysrsSf ~
over ,t,e 9Th eotth ti"sr an inutt.tds Of nr INIT.
;sst @ e liz ,a; Sssy n9,s.; @ xsr "{dft Is,
in. r, ,nnnsIit;rs ,un. inEIv tnrvo coll1tetsn-
tuns tu,s. ~ fiji nen ire lew ii iy eonman!ty who
en- @ ,ht,'"" hc tm,i,iic nr rrivntc, they
are nre entitled oisiiItI ID = fair inco!ae
1or psrsohMn. sr Maa nurn 1Iccusu f.r cx1en'iitre
M ~ ',' trs,"eshi,, tit,t tnc ,,ocriI.r Of rro
st tnm III tn,s tnnn .rtnr MI ~ lmw' 4 MIN
p0ruo nos 1i guu; ~ snparI,.r Skinner ny
WIG y III. tn!r III vcr m ia A,u,,tie wbc sun.
saisy s' LII, LII snap ~ @ H. ,rs, tt ti,,,
MGr sees Guu % sas ~ rt,t.,r n n, nIv ,r tnii-
gales ana nutceAs.ea ~ " r'tIGt t .w @ "n,i ,",r"o
rilaen ny sihlien sssse! ~ @ e"1 ,nt,,s.rn!.. NM
nl Whusg % .u,n,'nGEs ~, II .." MAJ. n, unI
FERROUS ol pGHEG II ~, r'ss ,n,s, ,ntm;, ~
nhfe eeeh tu!iuW"u us etisSs t ,' @ ~ ~, iu,n -
Is the feserse @ .grG. u auo nYrni @ IL tha ,rTcn;t
iis III uhtfs WA'eu Ar eHt .ntos tso r.. W..
i'll sncn MI ctlCFHent5+ ttts sotstGca ~ "Hs
ac uss,.rc, Inc re,ss amount uf Ills tnlnry dur
i,,fr lila ,.ntir4. cpnnectlon with tho Company.
4A'5 uTc. .im.urnnrn rotnD,,ny ii mn organization
x,f,ic, r. fa sntMlrIsinI. IL responsibility md
nii"n hns ~, ~ nrliiri bit Tint ur the guvgri-
.,,,; ~ W. . Htntp' II cmDluys II inrrn eurl,s III
,snts - scstiercl nvcr n wiury.rxtet,le terri
NksAA7
, 1881-03-14
Ig1fG11Tt

PEORIA. March 12.-GitA1N--Corn atoady; now high
mIxud, now uxed. a}1{sS3}fc Oats stcndy'
M, wh.tp 3ia3hc. sales for May ut S3lc. lsyo
oNater, No. 8, $ittjG4i 3G3a.
IItGhwiSr9,; !UnehanKcd attl;M. .,,oo ,,. ,,..
l1oI HI: rye. 2i2 ~, harley eMg bur- n, ~. o,,s
l2sa9 bn, ryo, 3,lU bu, barley, LEU bu.
, 1881-03-14
OS1YEGO
pETItnLEtIsIs

OssvEGo, March ls.-GNA1S-Whaat steady; cor
scarce, Western mixed. tic.
, 1881-03-14

nrPpAro March l2-GmAiN-Corn In good d0u,and
Mt tic OIL track; supply inasequnte to Fsqn!reuetta
OF traio uthor gralna neglected und quotations ua'
changed.
, 1881-03-14


nAtrtMnpz. hSnrch l1.-FkuUn-FHrn and un.
changed -..
UnAtS--sbcat-wcHtc hls1sss, Mo. western
winter red spot md March, Anrl H. ny
-vestcrn spot lower, futures higher and slcndys
wcstorn mixed npot, bsss5s.{cs March, c'sk@sa4cs
April st1k0s5c, Mag. 5sai5stei steatnor. ac onts
scn.rc h,,tl urn1, Western white 1!fts sftt mx0u &'c'
Fanffylvnnln. 4'c. .N3e auiut NJ tlV'ttlta.
j[Af'-t;HehnExct1,
i'iIiyIxiDSn-QMlot md Hru1.
ist:1'TE-llIl1.
EGt;A--unlDt nt 1tc
fiETs5itEtt M--NOMlnh1. ..
HItitrER[I:a-Cahuu llm11. Sugar Artu.
WtiaKr-Qnlet Mt $i.ls.
FnEiniirssiT iiynrrno, per stsHn,s, ] 'tead5' cot
nEcIllrrs-flunr, lssh brlAi wheat, 's295 but cofn'
W III ,agUo bu, cnrn ll. 100 bu.
SALEs-WHcat, rs tAn but corn, 2It!tO ou.
, 1881-03-14

ltallraa,l frei9l,ts were quiet, Thu rites to
New Yark nro tuo por lou lbs OIL pr0vIs-
Inns anA 'aio OIL grim. Through freIghts are
tlnolcta Mt h71so IN provis Ions TO liverpool and
i::tsu tn to antwerp. FIourfrcikhta wcre quoted
1T h'!sn tn Ltycrpnol AM! Hlo to Glasgow.
THU aggregate recelpts Of wheat rtnrtcd for
Saturday Ut Chicuuo. Milwaukee,, Toledo, 1t.
I4ulla, And Detrnt wGre 1l0,KU III. Tho cor
responding shipments were l:a, ,f0l bn.
Tito prtattscu movement rupartnd from New
York Saturday Included the following: lie.
celptR-Flolr, a3..lS iris; wheat. o., S0U bu: cor
w. lis III; onts !.;1O bl; corn-tncal. hl. pkxs;
| tyG. :, lM bl,: hurley. ED bu; n,a!t, HACO bl;
| pork, 'a Iris; becf. i:ls brls: cut lneats, 037
| pkus; lard. l.UG. les; whisky, iDl brls.
Exports Tor twrnty.Iaur huurs-Ftour, l5,000
brta wheat IL, ,uJ bu; corIi, 1000 bu; outs, 1900
hu.
Tho following wcro tho shtpNtnts Of proyts.
lons from this cltS during tue titaes named. Tho
, 1881-03-14

Remember that little hop ufttcrs eAves big
doctor.bill md cures Yhen I'LL elso falls.
, 1881-03-14
RAILROAD TIAlE-7,tnTr

A RRLVAL AND DEpAKrUnE IN
MA1Ka-tsMt.,r'lny .Hyr,tntsd SUNDAY u1rrn9h,t
, 1881-03-14

40x3R4ck Aprils 4ihe4l]so MHyt 4l@1lIho June oa's
frrn and slow: a3&o cnaI,i :'9lc hi March S''tc oM
Arri t}e arn, nt sI.tn.<4l1L llns1cJ unchanged NJ
tpc6atlp,
I.fAit- QnIet At 4Hc.
UlHTTEJt-L, hCintt.ch.
EuuH-lscstst at a2s4tt
WHISKY -QulPt at t1.NL .....,., -, rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ateHhy nt f1IfsEa b5 rnsht f!h1
ta MarcIl inl Ap:tI iJry ra!t nemts lLni at t ~
tiVksIL t1ANsAAh lnen atuw Mt Sa,!f. ts'b e"a'1d'
taE,rs- avp brs, when.: Sn' 7, III; M &C. cor'1'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ::dui GrIs, wiGnt. ltlu but
c0rr, HVU but oats. LOU but rye nansi baF'oy'
mono.
, 1881-03-14

FUTATUEs--Ar 1trui for Tho Heiter aunllties,
sacl,noMs sel!tg Eeadly Mt NC poF bn by the car"1t
IoGiAtY x%5sAsiE5,Were IN !IEht supply; tns,
we're hela At CG9c fur pour 10 E1ad NabDits sud III
.sALF-A ttIn.ly trnle Ia nnsed nt Q,sosatlons* =.
F4nD Aaik saR'rnw md Now iOrk..ss........* ~,
tGnrHo anil. ter -sAl..1!
!A!FJ #!!n 0hHh 14o1s
Jlnlty. Mlt1tnl eheAs. sn
ErUtud nIGl, In bnys LID
llverpHUl line. bfttHn sHEk8. ~
SEE!!A-Were aten!ty for tiuuthy And Wtnk Tor cl0-
i0l.s. Timoiiy soid Ut tt4ll9Ji fur nrinlu to het
tter descriptions wero ii Initial demand and sseudy.
tnleA wore nar Of i43 bnKs eluver.sevl nt &ln fAr
aunnty alld II ~ tor tnntDth: cnes md ~ bugs
tn1,S-sge1 At tl54 for tIr nxt1 and fl3i4!G1 fur
prime eluc,,; aca!s aaxseal NJ *l4 far HnDa III
lnuK hungarian nnd At tc; u baEA !ll1Int nt l5c
TAlLtlN-ltrulG city " hnR bio nt t*c No. conn+
Try 4. ssxs}kc, No. lat tE4Sc- Tho Warkat II slow
1Ur all Ern4st,
days dnc!tuo. TIM Gusu pFtco Illus sF gallon fur
Wuui,-Aome little Improvement IN no+od In tho
trnl}e ttur price tist Tcnlin llrllMnEod:
tioHt IL ctlOcD MEdlilii tub
GuHrhB nIIl AinRt tilU.
Fl1lu and nnWH*hrt thHtb. sl4ttn
t:OnrsD MID utlWMs'Fl tfGECU. 4.
Medium unwnsNtl lliIuEB Mt.hi
MntnIn NAaht.u EtgcG.. iNt Y
Flnb NA4te 4!
Course MAsAea 1<ks1
, 1881-03-14

thtcnRp 4: Nnrss,we.tern 1snt,,vov
For Anra. Tlmr-f'nrtta. Nlrnpng-t.n, nrrom,,a,..,
nry 1t a. clark st., Grand ltntItle irtt,k.
, 1881-03-14
IN,ast. | Atfl,a.

atcdnr Hnptds Expross, .,,,.,.... Nv, -
ntr.InF itnpius tx .1l:I, mn pm
11'Aclns fnst ling. ,fi.:yt ~ is pm
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, 1881-03-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-02
THE YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 1.-The officers and
commissioners of the Yorkto Centennial Association
met to-day aud prepared programme ceremonies in
addition 10 that arranged and already promulgated by
the Congressional Commission The celebration win
be formally opened under the auspices of
the association October l3. and viii be continued
until october Is, when the National ceremonies will
begin John Goode, president OF the association will
deliver the opening address and, alternate days I'D
dresses will be delivered by Secretary Window the Hon
Carl schurz and Frederick and Professor Ellie
Charler OF New-york Religious services will be con-
Quoted ON October To- in the morning by the Rt Rev T.
j. Keane, Roman Catholic Bishop OF Richmond assisted
by the most Rev James Gibbons, Archbishop OF Bat-
more and Prmate OF the Roman Catholic Church in the
United States and in the evening by the Rev. John Ha
OF New York. '
The festivities viii embrace grand pyrotechnic dis
plays, promenade concerts every afternoon and
and national regatta on October 10 The Moore House
the scene o the cpitulaon, viii be used for the rece
ZION OF visitors and for the headGua the Governor
OF Virginia. one room Will be reserved the exhhi
ton o. evolutionary relies the association holding itself
Responsible Cor their safe keeping
Entire harmony now exists between all tie managing
bodies and the celebration promises success
Colonel W. T. Craighi u. 5. A. Will on August 10 law
ont the grounds for the military rcanlpmcnt and IN
the same day Colonel j. D. Peyton, geEora! eupernten
eDt OF the association, VIII DC Yorktown for the pIr
pose OF dsposing OF reservations persons desiring
put up buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-02
ATTACKED BY THEIR FATHER.

In an alley known as Harpers Court running ont
from Jay-st., Brooklyn, lives James Mccarthy, a
shoemaker with his wife and two daughters TWEEN
ty-three and eighteen years of age. After his DAYS
work Yesterday, Mccarthy went home in n gross
state of intoxicaton. Entering the room where his
wife was he began violently to abuse her. threaten
ing to assault her. The daughters, hearing the
sound of angry words, and knowing their fathers
temper when in his cups, went To the room where
he was, to protect their mother.
AS the young women entered the room the father
drew a keen-edged shoeknifc from his belt and
made a furious cut at the elder. The knife
made deep cut in the lower part of her back The
drunken man then slashed at bis younger daughter
ana cut open the FIR Mt part of her right thigh i'm,
nicung deep and dangerous wound several inches
III length and two or three inches deep The screams
OF the injured women and their mother soon reused
the neghbors and the police were summoned An
ambulance and surgeon brought and
after the flow of blood from the wounds was
staunched the women were taken to the City Hos
pital. Policeman Ruddy, of the First Precinct
arrested the father and he was locked up for the
night III the Westinghouse. Station. lie is forty
Blk years OF age.
, The family is one well known TO the police and
The neIghborhood whore they live. Both of the
young women claim To be married, but they gave
thelr names rs Mccarthy Ia the police The younger
one VINO IL the most seriously injured, is about to
become
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-02
4 TALK WIN EUGENE L. MERRILL.

The steamship Italy, of the National Line
from Liverpool. which lay in quarantine last night had
among lts passengers Eugene h. Merrill Of the Union
Athcnc Ciub Boston. VINO sailed from New York on hc
britannia May ~ to try his speed in series OF walk
ihginatches with the English champions 4 reporter Of
HE TRIBUNE clambcrod up tho ships ladder
AT half past 10 o'clock last night
and found Eugene Merrill In the smoking cabin re
Ginning upon one elbow and slipping the contents of u
wlheglass. lie Ia man rather above tho average
height spare and muscular. with dark eyes and look
OF good nature upon his smoothly shaven face He
loosely attrod in light summer jacket aud graysh
trousers and seemed entirely his case lie was quite
ready 10 enter into conversation.
=" landed ut Liverpool" no said on tho 2oth OF Nav
In company with Messrs Myers, McEwen and Pike Of
the Manhattan Athletic Club OF New York took part
In hve races while in England and wish to say
that with one exception was treated everywhere with
the utmost courtesy and consideration.
what races did yOu engage ing,
" My first was ut tho summer games OF the London
Athletic Club at Stamford Bridge where won the two
mile wax against Berkeley, the champion OF England by
ioan OF 200 yards Myers the same occasion broke
thc English record tor the quarter-me rum At special
meeting OF the same club I the threeImll
first mile GAO At both meenrs the anectaiors and
those Interested in the treated me with perfect
courtesy ihere was absolutely nothing to complain
How about the at Birmingh 90
"a, s DriiRnlih had the scratch I'm the onenile
English record There were about dozen in the race
put Almost almost AL OF them were quickly disqualified
OF low rniians, the r ran the worst description At
iast Whyatt was disqualified, and then the Inop
broke in upon the track would have one mo some
serious bodily injury had not gentlemen who were
there the better class OF peopo ex
Presseo 70 me Their deep regret ut the occurrence