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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-31

GEN. LoNGsTREET may be regarded
as the most influential man IN Geor-
gia with the present administration.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-31

The steal ngs of ez Auditor Pal
mer, of Newark, foot up 100000.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-31

IT is believed that Judge Taft will
be appointed minister to Berlin.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-31

The Springfield Record nominates
State Senator Daniel for Governor.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-31
Grateful to InYalids

Floreston Cologne is grateful to invalids,
be case it is refreshing without the sicken-
Ing effect of most perfumes.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-31

CoRkHr11 says Guiteau will be exc
c,,ted not later than June 81.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-31

The Garfield Memorial ser7lces'
will he held February 9th.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-31

TENNESSEE bonds were quoted Sat
urday at 73la74.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
STATEN ISLAND.
SENTENCES T0 THE STArE PRISON.

Thomas McCabe. who shot his stepmother at No
% James-st on Nav 13 was taken before Recorder
Smyth i'm the Court of General Sessions. yesterday
for sentence he Recorder said that the jury had
been enient i'm convicting him only Of lbe crime OF
McCabe 10 seven years imprisonment the 1ull term
for the offence of which he was convicted.
Augusrus WilrOy. a servant III the house OF eX-
day in the Court of General Sessions 10 charge OF
grand larceny and sent 10 the state Prison i0I
four years by Judge Cowing. The property t.Ien
consf ,ted of = gold watch, n breastpln aud other
ieweirv belonging to Mrs Starln. whl'li Nllroy
pawneI on September Is at pawnbrokers shop III
lIOu,tOn-st.
William McCulom, a boxer, was sentenced yes
terdav by Judo Cowing term of eighteen months
in the State Prison. lie WAS very much ntoAlcated
Oh the ni2ht OF september 3, and whlie ID owen
Gcoghegan's groggcry, ia the i{Owery, he shot Nlro
small known a Black sam mii.ctmG severe
wound that kept the latter III the AeW-i0rk Hos
pltal for several days
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
4 CHANGE ~ rnE QU4R4NrIyE RULES.

Vessels orriving from Havana and McXicO here
after. with no yellow fever or contaglon on
board, vii be permitted TO come d'rect TO to
the city, instead OF disehargn5 pa1iEan prE gers gers
pcnsc OF lumigating cleansing and dlSchaTZ-
ing freight into lighters amounts to betYeen
200 ana $500 for the regular steamships. " heh
day having been in cold weather ior three days;
the passengers and owners expected that IN Vessel
would bc permitted TO come % the clty Siie, was
detained. however, at Lower Quarantine, until the
passengers were sent to the city, ana then tne
health officer sent her TO Upper Quarantine % as
charge her cargo. Late yesterday afternoon ne
Doctor permitted the ship 10 90 TO BroOAlyn. rms
Is the las, OF the West indies vessels having no
sickness On board which will be detained at
Quarantine until next summer
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
NHLPPLNG NEIHS.
VIII II" y "|D %
P1RToF NEWYOKk y<EPT 20 !

-
steamer Alvona gBr Maras LeDoon sept II. with maso
' "tilmcr St.ia dcl Ienlalmsen. Amsterdam - days
WIN ,au -,elnnau 7Isclg -choIn.os Antwerp -
VITA a1-e aud s.ensels 20 FiIch nS' t AZ 3 cane,o
II days ,I,ol with nrse aad passenger 10 Bou'
stean- IA cis LtcIcla Baracos days with fruit to
idi,n odicn l3r Bennett Port Maria days,
S,eain,r Fant rocker, Philadelphia VITA md'e to VIM
secr ireakwaer. Naett Lewe Del with mdse and
steamer toano@o. couch n.ohmGni Ciy io.h ana Nor
s;i.taer Manhattan. Stevens Wosl Point Ni with mdse
slt ,n.er5 I1 J.d Dominion - Go.
stranirr ny savannah Catn4rne savannah . days
vii ID mlsc aud pas cngo.s 10 lIenly fonsr IT, 40 , ,
nay. az. y. Aj ci,y Island, lis6t n clear
steam Payou4 lBr Mckay iver2o'' Vernon II Brown
steamer city of Berlin usr, Letcn Liverpool Via Queens
SiS"'r a.d ,l,r Hu.cy Ldycrpoo.-r W Hurst
~folUcf ,ai.,O iri jenkins. ia anderson y sons
steamer Nnlncrl Ger Jae -or BrcIea -Oe ricns q CO.
s,c4ler Poalla Ger, Wiuklcl, hamburg ahd Antwerp
-ilc, Bel el4cnud cels, stokes Antwcrp-pc,-r Wright
nlcr rcconic Dr jenkins. Barcclona-pncips Bros &
Steamer reddugoa lBr. Ratter Rio Janero' sc, via
Ac~por, Neosr r1li y G' rlarl & TO- MN, - ,i,.ct,o
- fauita. ..aol fha"r pAL-N III / 1Su 20,
steamer ~ Am5nl Cnic1e,to' 'co'Se'o"n Do and
r~t WyanoSc Inlphdr,. Soio. City Point and Rich
"oi' io i'oi' a"I ,oacI Norfolk city Point AMI Rich
| o,.'-Old Dominion IS co.
sslnc- -ap4.re .''' 10y Gaiye''"-rhep' Bros CO.
Steam stl,u-c.frr tity fp London Austrail. Glasgow
Han,se eel, i,,h Larf0 BAY Cn.. nsown Auento"n a4d
Gut pr., Pulil'lpll .,.cthO H "N7' t'i' "a bIr'N'
! water. IcW,- nc. " "ta'Jhr Nono.".
thE IoE41t&Is ~ : GEAiH"t
Orrf.rOaN sept IA ArtiycI eteaus kcii ST. lSr' fal-
n rom Sew, oiA sept lG. Rowland OBI. 'o& from New
s...c St c', City Chester Watkins. from Liverpool
! l.ur- OK .,c3-l n. cay oi i."Hi', dj. D..
| .IAtl.tl.., ~ tIl'N''' '.''i' ''''''' 'N''''
| frol. >eW.i ork sept TO- ...,.... .,.. H.
,N ,n,n = y.. iurA cli 3D. % cd tDr. lyme tom Nc"-
| W. ~ra a Iayauc. ir Macy, from Baltimore sept -
HTArH PulNr sept I'll t'7'n li""' '''""'' i'''''"
| f.uu ilscrpDJl. To- .lpAtitl- , ...., ,,-.., ...
~ot ii ruN sept 80 fa'-c1 i"'-' ''""''' '4'''"."
| from a. fO4 Mont, ,al
| DOMESTIC PORTS
Ro.rOV sept 2)Arllycl. steamers VI iorl OBJ, Worth
| I'm non Live Ipoo. y Ncrtllr. Il s.. NcF- YORK
Ap.IpilA sept -a Cleared. st'an.l0 BilSh crown
| l.t.lqu1. r0st u "a. iOac; &. 1870 amer
BIOou4dug ga li iioJ A Law o Nf , oIk
,rft.,t hester II U.sttts-, -tt.i-t MhUculi Muia
| y,'.tt.. ilun ..'t-NOr lo. Porto D..
| u,irivD4f sept kOiu ttfli, Nclcr
Blcaru tu,i in .Br, Barrett Liver o'i Nm oote ard
iSSirlt,i .a nr. ornmor, lBr Jennings Lverpooi oak
| vi IL, IIr, .,v1iI. ifuh
| -.t...l. steamer Iahyih'.
SAvASSAH sept -y--a.ed steamer 'it, ol Macon Ne"
|
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
, nn1-rAl- nnnK HIND.

hoy with large bundle OF newspapers under
ms arm was standing near the front 0l ,hr u.lon
Ferry boat about i O'Clock yesterday aitio.u'
and was leaning against one OF tEc posts when
sep.Ia e the iaOics' side Of the boa nom thc poT-
tion used hy teams. lie YVES uot yeEdln- p'P~rs,
bur was standing quietly awaiting the pariu of
the boat from tbc NeW-l OrN slip, and wa giving
Offence 10 no one. a deck-haIld, y no on his lat
wore oadgc with the number l"o, ordered tho
HOY 10 20 60 lhc other side of 'uc boat. The by
deinurled, whor upon the dec A-hand lost hs ,ch-
per. lie seized the boy by the coat col an, dealt
him vicious blow with his nst on the side oi his
boys neck when e Tcgancd ms icct, and me ~ inpa-
ty OF the passengers went out 10 thryoulh lhc act
wa, denounced ~ many rs a coWarily OUTRAGE on
"a, ,,nol.udiug bow ana for few minutes II looked
"A, If dcck-laud No. I3j was gong 20 ne roughly
treated by some of the passengers 0eN'Iai persons
Wh0 had witnessed the assault cdl.cd al ihc ONCE
of the comDAn. lu tue Brooklyn Terry mouse ana
rcp1lted the facts % the officials.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
REVENGING THEIR COMPANIONS.

The police of tae Fourth Precinct nave recently
had considerable trouble with gang 0l iDcFes ali,
ru1iaus who are known the swamp Angels;
A number ol the gang have been sent 10 blacAMeH 5
Island Iately ana the remainder sWoic vengeance
leather worker, who they supposed had iuill'heu
evidence against their companions. y lc" "c'hs
AGO McBnde was stabbed Ia the breast by one Vi
q -, and Inc mas only beel out If the hos DItal
few DAYS Yesterday. while Mclridc was >lillHR on
a Fo0r-sfc5 IA font Of No 81 FraukioTt-st iouI
IusuieIS OF thc gang came upon hiln suddenly ana
Ll,ockca hiln COWI ana beat and kicked hlm III a
brutal manner. lAc Intiidns lieh ran away
crowd of men watched the proceeding, bat dld HoO
aft.r the Ggnt policeman stTOliod along, and theh
other policemen appeared. McBndr's wounds are
not considered dangerous. He went homo altef
having them dressed.
barnett and Lyons. two Of McBIides assailants.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
EAu-uRE on DEALERs IN lnLLNERY GOODs

Gorton. Chapman & Co. wholesale dealers III inl.-
linrrv goods al No. 631 Broadway, made an assign
ncnt Yesterday 10 Edwin 7. Bassei', giving pi,lcl-
ihe firm hive pcen struggling alOng fOr nearly a
wear. beng assisted largely by friends with money
10 meet ti.ir oblig Finding then eTpccI"-
t,ons of the seasons puS pe.s not realized they ut-
riIrd 10 m4 kc an assignment. The hIm started III
IsGS as GortOn Chapman ~ Mason, wi'h caPi,al
of $4,000 including about %lIoOu loaaSH from
H.. CharIl, III estate. which H. pIc.cucd. ne Ha-
mites are reported at aDOnt S75,OU0; 1t Is ih"'Ght
ia, tbc assets wlll realize more than enough 10
uak lie preferences.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
uvw vopK DAILY TRIBINE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 1857

tempt being ma1o by the authorities to close mem
Sheriff Wright has stated that he wonld hot 'n.o,
fere again unless District-Attorney DoWnhg s?en. e
him written instructions to do so. Corpol'' III ~,
Counsel Burnett offered the Sheriff YESTERDAY we
balance of the bill for his expenses, which, ne sun,
the Law and Order Society had refused to pay, ~. no
refused 10 accept the money for the reason 'hae o
Society should have sent it to HIM bef0re SuPiII
visor Brinckerhof says that the Board VIII wri VIZ Is
ngy pay any Just expense incurred py t,1 cno, II
i'm the enforoemen Of the law against gainDihg anu
pool-sclling Mayor De Beyose is Dusty ,;,,, en-,
gagged preparing his defence in the suit asasa nil,.
by the Citizens Committee OF Astoria 10 Icoo'oi
SlOS 900 of the city funds alleged to nave peen
InISappropriated by him. lie has not bech sen AZ
the Gly Hall for three days. II is undersioo9 MA nn
he is IN constant consultation with his COUNSEL " III
chester Bitton, of Brooklyn.
STATEN ISLAND.
CIIFToN-Pcter GuyOn several years ago gave IN
old coat to n colorod man. tax receipt for loIf
which had got into the lining OF the coat IN soIno
way was not noticed by either Mr. GuyIn OF the
coored man. The lltter was subsequently dIo"heu
and rs he had no friends his effects, including INC
coat were turned over to the county treasurer
Some time ago Mr.. GuyOn while looking over DIS
papers oyercd that the tax receipt was missing
He had occasion recently to visit the treasurer y
Office After telling Treasurer Robinson about thc
missing receipt he was much surprised to have the
paper restored 90 him then and there. When shown
The old coat he did not at first recognize H.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
HOME Ne vs..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ABcmdrlc HOtci-Generd ". i. II zen, Chitl
c,' On, ~ L. A. Ne,r- York Hoiei-CongrerSinan
S95niei j. Eandnl of Philadelphia Ym Aee""s Aois'
,t,nsr0r 4 T. German, OF Maryland; Isaac '. ,anef'
IN dent of Ncgy-Yor state Prisons, ana CON
IRE ,-inau jay A iub6eil Of Aieisan HoV""" H""se
folorol Io.eff g.. iu-,r-vii 81 Ililhos--. 4-ttfc'
Jr1,,sel,rli. c George r.. Day, OF Nc"-ituycn
nC,, anI Po,t. ,oucral \. -. Iahcu......
Ij,.,,,y -Irdrr DY lat Poster, oi B0'i0i
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
VUATI, GOlNG or TO-DAl.

Au.rcan Jockey Club races a. J rome I'tiA.
iTrofiirp races "a. GrIIlrmcu's DliVAg IdfA.
Annual IAN games Of Manhattan AtuIcic tlub
Nrv.Yoril q aloe cub gCgltta az Std.on isi4nu.
Afulsufa Boat Clu, rc "a tt on Harlem idNcf.
Wol... .t.f- ! Iptlop0litau baseball inatca.
Iriou-t; ;ai,rl eif,.I Stah race on Flrf'inS bt}.
.iectu- II GIrruH.ch LJbOr Party r ''atc commune
af s-urfcy.iu. Ilpd>t.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

were arrested late IN the afternoon and Locked up
in the Oak Street Station. The names Oh the o'hel
two rutfians are known.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

TO The MAN INTENDING TO BUY AN<rvERCOAT
THIS FALL WE SAY. SEE HERE>/wE HAVE A
LARGE LOT OF ALL WOOL <nAcK DIAGONAL
ovERcoATs. NOT THE HAE/i KIND OF DIAGONAL
woRsrED THAT SOON IrEARs SHINY, BUT WHAT
- TERMED 4 'wIJE VALE" DIAGONAL. A Fbfi'
RIO MADE TO LSCfi WELL AND WEAR wELE>THE
COATS ARE LNED WITH MoHArR sEEGI/oF EX'
CELLEYy>QUALrrY. AND THEIR ~ sND MAXI
Is UyTXCF pTIONARLY SUITABLE TOR ANY GEN
TxI>MANs WAR. PART OF InEN HAVE DOUBLE
/sTIrc1IED EDGES AND >FIAtNFACED LAPPEL7
AND PART ARE BOUED And SILK FACED. WE
MADE THEM FoR SPRING OvERcoATs TO SELL
AT sl5 FOR THE PLAIN AND sl6 FOR THE SILK.
FACED. BUT THEY WE'RE TOO HEAVY FOR SPRING
WEAR HEAVY ENOUGH FOR MILD WINTER DAYS
AND WE CANT AWAIT THEIR SLOW SALE TO MEN
WHO ASK FOR JUST THAT WEIGHT GARMENT.
THEY SHALL. GO TO WHOEVER WANTS Az OVER
COATS 70 Put OF NOW AND WEAR ALL WINTER.
EXCEPT WHEN THE TEMPERATURE APPROACHES
ZERO. THE INDUCEMENT Is THE PRICE sll FOR
PLAIN Sl3 FOR sILK.FACED-CHEAP As DOG MEAT.
ToTHER BARGAIN Is IN TROUSERS. HOW
DOE. - STRIKE YOU FOR \ FAIR OF GESTEEL,
CAssGliERE TROUSERS WE HAVE TWO PAT
TERMS OF A FIvEDOLLAR QUALITY TO BE RAT.
TIED OFF Al So SOME HOUSES WOULD CALL
THEM ALL WOOL AND THINK II WAS NOT LYING.
WE TELL YOU THEY ARE COTTON AND WOOL
MINED-A SMOOTH, STRONG UNION CASHMERE
WILL WEAR LIKE IRON. AND TIE BEST VALUE
IN NEW.YORK AT NEAR THE PRICE SEE THFN
ANYWAY, AND If YOU PREFER SOMETHING BET
TER HERES A HUNDRED OTHER PATTERNS 10
SELECT FROM.
OPEN I-NVII. 10 O'CIOCJI To NIGHT
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Announcements
4 FAIr jFIER.

\ FAIr OFFER.
MONEY WILL a.t..p return OF the empty oo.-
N' pn TOMAS, rrrNoMc LIE -rRrr
does not cure a cough QUICKER InAS ANi oiHLH Known
T1c i'''' Hon. uf>a. Emsr' s,"retay Of IS, state
a. 1our NEHuA, lNmeN.. it would have as large
In lase bottles a, % cents Depot, Il ,ruuay,t
BENZ aadc from dbrous material, ,he Ceiu-
oI -.la-sr. viii olila- trp carrot rubber Tho losrs
ar. E rt An.,n 10 -c'uce . 'oc by the spencer optical
M,uIr Co aodDy opu.ii"' and Jewellers
CAprrr CGEANING.-T. NJ. Stewards patent
stciA Wolrs. go itn-a,e -onl lor circIlar
Constitutional skin dlsca,c, oi a >corbutic
ch.sa,trr ~ucce~-Iuy treated Win ir Erusons skin
li. f.,r,.,g iDu.. r.u.trn. diuiriI and tan, and
u..4c' TIE sal sr'ot- anl Ac'.t'N.
Easiic Stockings for ylricoSe veins, weak
and swollen out- fD. PDn.rov Truss Company, No. 10
Broadway The best -ur- al a'uiIncca oil o'c.y Aind
Flies. roachc. ants, brd-bue~, ratS mice
clo~- cIpuiunAs. cleared out hy Tough on h"t' I'o'
HENRY 4. DANIELs. VI. D.,
lii Lcniuston.a,e between 2lth and dO.hstS
Hours t0 g. lupo ruf' trHll} Diseases W ~
Grnrat ,f. and au diseases that would De lmi'dl
INDIGESTION. rheumatism ana nervousness
disappear with the Use o' ra.ae,s Ginger Tonic
SArE,.-The only steel Flange, Round Corner,
/ Fr, rrool safe male lNoHf, 2o Ne'Y 81.
WEI De MEYERS CATARRH CURE
Clears head rco cs hcalog tsto and smoll MOI i'ten
the lands aad rcnot IoyuN hh "h7oulo cure lO
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
COMFY ISLAND AFTER THE STORM.

Ccnny Island m its eastern end looked !e>'cI'"2
o. il q Tornado had visited l' Ihc bfach was ,tiC""
viii LroNen pieces OF timber, urngiGu VIII - .
tered stones aud tangled se1"ced. Ihls H"S ~
r-~nIf of he recent hlgn tide dnd my sou
1,dav ,uor,!ug the tide rose TO an uhuSu"l IVISii
fhouch il dld not reach the pom. Which il tOu.i1.I
ON N .duesdaN The Oi-5IoIc Wlhd h"u sHlvV'I''J t
fine surtaCe cf the water, but heavy giouhe SMoH m
VS. rill mining Far out on Tue shoals h'dN9 S''s
could be. seen breaking, sending ciOuls Ol sPl"!
lgh into The All. On tie beach The sWe'la w"
aver tonr or i've feet L.-h, bat %s lhcS Iost uP
smoo-h shIiumrring graz walls ana tH"i' 'OPft."
over aII at once with a dull boom. Il W casH ~
S.. that their force was rot All spent. ia 'lc
inc The bridge cA tending i.)n the hiEI Oh Do a.
BItiiuO Pavilion iut0 ia, ocean was 9iok"" ~ w
,1,.c. td fell into tis water ,haprlcss wreck. II
i,rge toIce of Iueu was at worn Sa'icf rs W w
sraf ierra rall. ali ties Of the Marine N-uNdy' 1a
entire roadbed. NltA the exception OI abVu' IUV
yurus at the Brighton Beach end E"S Ueen Gull
pletely washed Odt. u, ,,1 1.t.
A uinber OF persons visited the island yesterday
on, p.zed in aStonishnent al the scene OF oe'tl"0
ZION while they spetul3tcd upon What ibu- nav :
i,een the poNcr of the seas Whch cause" SuCu
havoc No additional damage was done y 3eS'ti"i9
Yhe band PLAYED seleuciy ~ the alN 'lU"H' anu
airput 80 person. ,at on The plaI1d ga th-
beach Hotel ana listened L. the music "' il 'uC'
were afraid thll the woe pace was RoI"- 10 "V
washed away Deiuie they could get opp'I'"n4'J ~
visit II neat summer.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
UIRINE INIELLLGENOH

MINIATURE ALIANAC-TO.DAE.
snnr-os 5:j6 sets j4 MoOnii,s SDI Moons DAYS y
atsu AItR TO-DAY. =
4 " SANDY lIoo. qj4 GOV Island. 1896. itcii G1t/
PL-saudy HOOK, 10 y. Gov slmdllOU Hell >e l2;%o
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

WEI DE- MEYERS CATARRH CURE
Clears & head hcalnp t,to and smell mostens
The glands aai remove. poylu> 7ln ah.Outo cure lOr
nj catarrhal ymv toms al. Of all druggists
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
MoNEY WANTED FOR THE FlREMHN.

the proposed increase of ths working force OF 'u'
Fire Department Is the establishment of new engine
companieS III the lower part OF the ca at iIc iIc
,-.s lri,.r, the danger IRON large cOnillg atoms
Is greatest For the present ear. the Departmoh'
had the sum OF SI,5577oJ available Tor all pui-
poses.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

Benz madc from ibrouS material, tlic Ccllu
'oI viii oll-f trp ltroi rubber Tho li 49,
nrr known 10 -oi'noe oe by the spencer Optca
Mamie 90. sodDy Opt Hans and jewellers.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

Carpet CLEANING.-I. VI. Stewards patent
Stci.4 Works. 3.j itu-a,e. -oul log clrcIlar
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
DR, BiDWlYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly ta,telos, eaglnv M he ~ All dl$
orders OF tie stomach, LIVER bowels klneys OuYtler'
mala rs various forms ner.JIt diseases helar ,
cOs yeuess Iut ge7tOL dy pepsia loush
billions fever Inflammation Oi tIB bowels! a e~ ann ~
arrangements OF the lnterAu EIsceFA ii,N + -
PER BOX. ov4t ~ ~ 't'"eel
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
rnr NArInNAL GrAED INIlORM.

4 letter hearing the signature Citizen Soldier
RS neen received at TIN, Office complaining "l TIE
Ianortcd rft OF $1,000 nOn the state military ap-
uroptiat ion to tlo twenty thrG regiment oi BROOK
}vn insnuaung that 1t Is due 70 political 'nun"hce
ar fayOritl,uI, ana asking why IN equd OF proper
fonate sum is not given TO other "i s'hi1auonS -
Cniouei RodneV c. Ward, commanding TIC
Tweniy-thIrJ Regiment. was seen yesterday hN n
Tr1BI-XFrepsr eI al his room in the Internal Hcveus
ofice Gro6klyn. WIthou. speaking oiHcIaDA.
he said. understand that this money Is IRON an
1rcn0ulatcd uniform 'und. and not rom the military
unnroprlajiun of 1881 OF lS0@. Iho IWcnl1-lhr
Reeent was tie first TO 0appiy iorthe ne" Siaje mn
form believe tnat all the tr0O soi ne STATE sho8Id
le dressed al lc when in the ned, wth TIC cAcepion
of course of the Distinguishing coi0N 10f NE lei-
ent corps We declined to recc We n Tor the STATE
Camp - II would InVo4|e ltstoo basty rIerarallch
tTIr other REGIMENTS that wear the state nnlolm
arr tin. Twelfth and iahth the separate Company
of AuburA aud the separate Company oi H""ht
Vernon There is 10 political influence Whalc' J.
IN The matter At Albany worked loT me Ndt4onai
Cuarl AT large aud dId uO.liiug especially ior me
Twenty third Regiment. The regiment must stand
on It's owa merits. | cannot spcdk more "chhlitIy
concerning the complaint. What say concerning
the money given 10 the Twenty third ResiIuoAl ls
only from "a general impression
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

Mrs. Margaret ReardOn, an Irish woman fifty
wear, old became insane On Wednesday Jn he rear
:emrmenr house Al No. Us West E.ghtcelthth t.
Sh moved to Be levuc Hospital and placed ir the
pIyilon for insane women. DE- J@aeV"y saw ner
iherc on Thursday and his suspicious were excited
Nv an eruption which he saw on her BODY. her
femperatur, was 1929. Iha symptoms indicated
fvDhu, fever. Word was sent 10 the sanitary
i reau ana Inspector IleinmuHor visited Inc
wh,iner She had fyphus or malaridl teyar' hnt ne
ordered h r removal 10 the ReceDuon Hospital 1t
IL yrc,nan i'm -nc Reception Hospital until the
1hysicilns had determined the nature oi her com
plalnt Mrs. RelTdou's husband di,,i three weeks
prp sud !culv after ne had suffered iron clli am"
sevsr I'M. family came 10 she city IA August from
Tatouvslle. /. t. A son of Mrs. Rearion, fourteen
wears old has had chiis ana ieNer eV'r Hlnc' t'l'
ir Uctn-f.nllcr inspected the house where tle
Reardons lived, but he was unable 10 hud anyone
sick there.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

Constitutional skin hScasc, oi a SCorDutl'
ch..a,t,r are ~ucc,s-u.y treated Win ur Bcusons ski
4 luftIna. l"d.. both pleasant ,i tr
l.i l-.up.t4 c.Irtfnu, diul lluA aud tai, au
maze. t.- sal I sulJot. mi healthy.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

t.d,.ic Stockings. for ylricOse y, ms, weak
and swollen .out- tU. P1nrrDv Truss Company No. 10
Broadway. The best SURG 'Il a,uiIuccs Ot ovc, And
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

~ArE,.-Ihe only Steel Flangc, Round Corner,
Fr, Proof safe male. 1lNORi, 90 Nescy s-
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

Flies roacnc., ants. brd-bue~, rats, mice,
crow- cpmunA.. cic t,d out by Tough on Rats" l5c
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Long ISLAND.

HUNUNGrON.-Jamcs Dcattey, II Is said has "A
Well ou MS pI .luSs mat is - feet deep. Al l. drY
every year from January l To tie mt week IN
laIch. ii l. asserted tIa al l3 lull the day be
tore & drlcs up at any time The year On the
following morning not drop Oi watcr Is 10 be seen
where a deptb of three four feet was before.
About the hrst week IN March the well ILLS agalu
In "A few moments and continues iull until January.
LoNG ISLAND CITY.-lhe pool-rooms continue in
full activity at Hunters Point, without any at
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

Iudi-c.tion rheumatism ana nervousness
disappear with the use o. ra4hets Ginger Tonic
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
JOHN KEILY'S PRAISE OF A POLICEMAN

mo police Commissioners have given honorable
mrrfjdn +" Patroiman George Blchnol. OF tie
Mounted squad for bravery displayed On rs saneS o1
""I ttI 49, S5h Of Mrs Reid Of No. ll3 last One
bnnJIcd- ,f and sixt,enth-st mentioned in lnE IRB,
iiNr yestcriay. was witnessed by John Nelly VINO VINO
rot - Letter TO Commissioner Nichols, praisnR te
i'o,',.o wish" he said. call the attenti on
Of tLe Commissioners TO this uTGye act on the part
of tbe officer 1t is deserving Of cominendati"i ana
,1cri,or'o 'ols mention, IN officer who can pcTiojin
mon an act under trying circumstances without
Using his equilibrium, would make - most e!hcicht
man 10 command others.