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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-10

Don't fail to see our 81 so Tap Sole
Boot. McNulty & Borches, Knoxville.
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Another FIRE occurred on Market
Square, Knoxville, Thursday morn
ing last, consuming three buildings
aud damaging n fourth. 1t was the
work Of an ineendiary. The build
ings destroyed were old frame shan
ties, and as the erection of new
frames buildings are forbidden by
ordinance, the Ere will prove a
blessing for the Square.
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Buy your Carpets of McNulty & BOr-
ehes TO save money. Knoxville.
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Call aud see J. A. Rice in his new
store.
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DIR. J. Preston Park, one of the
most skillful and popular young
physicians Of Knoxville, was mar
ried in that city one day last week
to Miss Eva Sewer, the accomplished
daughter OF Capt Jas. Sewer, late
the popular proprietor OF the WASH
ingtsn House, JonesbOrO. Ii WAS a
Gretna Green affair, the parents OF
the young lady urging her tender
age against the marriage. Our con
gratulations and hearty wishes for
their happiness and prosperity fol
lows our young friends M.
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G. A.<ROwe'& Son, marble manu-
features Of this place, shipped last
Friday some very handsome marble
work to Greeneville, Team. IL con-
sisted Of headstone and enclosure
and was pot up on the order of
Mrs. Z. g. McCOrkle, Of Greensville.
They have now under way = very
handsome monument for Mr.. Buren,,
of StOney Point, Hawkins county,
to which they respectfully invite
the inspection Of the public Their
work is certainly well and artist
eally executed, and we are glad to
see thatthey are kept constantly
engaged in pntting mp work.
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Fun at the Rink.
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OF Useful Knowledge.

Compendium az the Eest methods in evssry
Department of Human EFFORT The most seom-
plete and overwhelming collection Of practical,
useful and immensely sluablc processes, reesipts
methods, trade secrets, ways and means in evory
art and business. Nothing omitted. AoD1sf Fl
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Y. b. Stahlnan, JOAN r. Bowers,
ThOs- Gibson, William Morrow, w.
=. Duekworth, r. 4. Stanard, A. S.
cOlyar and George NJ Fletcher, Of
Nashville, were granted a charter
BY the Secretary OF State on the 4th
or tho transportation Of the Tennes-
zee Overland Telephone & Tele-
graph Company. The company IL
organized for tho purpose OF estab.
ishing local telephone and telegraph
companies anyWhereinl the State Of
tennessee aud Of obtaining exelu-
We right 10 manufacture and sell,
nd 10 license others 20 use and sell
ventions made under letters pat
be ow ned By the Tennessee Over
nd Telephone A Telegraph Com.
hnY.
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GUNS, GUNsi GUNsli

Double and single breech and muz-
zle loading guns Loading implements,
shells, primers, cartridges, &c. Sew
ing Machines and Machine supplies.
Write fer prices. rsr
s. Il. ANGEL,
-. Rockville, Tenn.
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Local Notes and Ofher Meuus.

Rink open Friday
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See bill of fare for the holidays
as set forth in the handsome adj
vertisement Of Peter Kern in to-
days paper. With rooms large aud
and cOnSumnatsly finished in de-
sign, free from spot or blemish, bis
house presents an array of Christ
mas goods in his line that can bet
ter be inmAgined than described.
His establishment needs no COM
mendatiOn save the very suggestion
il carries with 1t Of convenience 20
households and small dealers, At
home and al along the lines of the
railroad, and its popularity and
.greatsueceSs is but another evidence
OF the worth and enterprise Of the
and Of his determination
70 meet the every want OF his GUS
toners.
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Seven Volumes i'm One. 1.


yuruug, was rUcpsyUu IuU0 =. -
communion of Thames street M =
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curreu 70 UOtn OF rrIe RepuDn,;art
a;datas hafnre the election. but
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IN AIenorIam.

New Rink at Morris stOrehouse.
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EAST TENNESSEE MILLS.

ian % Sly -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-02
Fortieth pay. June ga.

The Assembly met at 10 a. N. After prayer by
the Chaplain, the minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Representative kaulukou asked for further time
70 prepare his minority report on police prisons
and mounted police. Granted.
Representative I. Brown introduced a resou-
ton that the cost Of printing and translating the
reports of the Legislature during this session be
placed before the House. Approved.
The Attorney General read for the first time a
bill 20 prevent the formation of unlawful secret
associations in the Kingdom Read a second time
BY title and referred TO Judiciary Committee.
Hon. b. A. widemann asked for leave Of alb
scncr for an indefinite period.
Representative Dole objected TO the leave being
Granted without reasons, which should be all-suf-
fcieni, were first given.
Hon. WidemanE referred to the fact that Hon.
p. Isonberg had obtained leave;
Preventative Smith said that, without there
were -sronr reasons, no membar ought 70 be al
lowed 70 leave the House for az indefinite time.
on a show Of hands the petisioner was granted
leave.
that the President Of the Board Of Immigration
place before the House all contracts, etc relating
70 Portuguese immigrants during the past olen-
NAL period. and since then. Approved
Representative Pilipo asked II the Minister Oh
Forsign Affairs was prepared TO present report
in answer TO his resolution, relating TO the ex-
penses Of foreign missions
The Minister stated the report vas already in
HIS ofice, and he would present il after recess
Hon. J. Mott Smith gave notice of intention TO
intr0dncs a joint resolution relating to japanese
iutmicration-
The Minister OF Finance presented a statement
sf tie AMOUNTS received by tax collectors in each
disfricf for 1858 in answer TO resolution passed
by the Assembly.
Hon. 81 Il. bishop read for the first time joint
resolution authorizing the Minister of Finance TO
~ ovrr 70 the treasurer OF the Queen Hospital.
the suna or <7.OII.SA The resolution was rad a
---,-,l time Nv lille PASSED TO e1grossmeat and
,,-lierrl7 10 third reading on the 18Th inst.
The Minister Of Inieror, N answer = resolu.
t;o-, rrrzc-fua a stn,aneut Of privileges granted
10 tie Oocanic Steamship Co The report vas
ordered 10 he printud-
ne also stated IN regard % a resolution relating
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Assembly recouvened at p. N.
IL. Ma.,a.a.r n L,arnt...- r.-.ao.- L..l ID !.


The Minister of Finance presented tie original
COPY of the Appropriation Bill, which. on motion
~vas read entirely through, for the first time
al the conclusion Of the reading, number of
motions were made which seemed to be intended
to delay the Bill, and as an exhibition of Dip
lomacy, TO save the Bill from being retarded in
consideration, hep. AholO moved that the Assem-
bly, adjourn until the next morning. On second
thought however, the honorahSe member withdrew
his motion. The Bill was finally ordered for con-
sideration in Committee Of the Whole on Nednes-
day, the 18th inst.
The Attorney General gave notice of intention
to introduce a bill TO prohibit the formation Of
unlawful secret society's.
sccond reading Of a bill to amend Sections
and Of Chapter NXAII Of the Penal Code relat-
ING 10 the punishment for the offence Of libel.
Representative Kaulukou was opposed to the
passage Of the bill he judged it vas defective /:
the old law provided both fine and Imprisonment,
this proposed law did not provide for any impris-
ourneut leaving il 10 the option of the Court. He
was satisfied that newspapers In Honolulu were
quite different in tone from what they used TO be,
and from the matter which now appeared in print
1t seemed likely that some newspaper editor would
get shot.
the punishment provided was deemed ample by
him. He thought that the Judiciary could be fully
trusted. and he moved the passage OF the bill.
Carried and ordered to third reading on the 26sh
inst.
Second reading Of a bill, introduced by Rep.
Hitchcock relating TO the regulating of the sale OF
Intoxicating liquors. Referred TO the Special
Committee having similar bills in charge.
Second reading Of a hill to grant franchise to
a gas company in Honolulu. Discussed in Com
miitee of the Whole. Hon. j. $. Walker in tie
chair.
Section . Of the bill was discussed, amended and
approved to pass as follows:
Section > Gas Works.-Ihey shall have the
right TO erect at some place in Honolulu not less
than half mile distant from the Bell Tower to be
approved Of by Privy Council, gas works for the
rnauufacture Of Illuminating gas and the right to
maintain and operate the same during the contin-
uAtiun of this franchise.
At a p. m. the Committee arose and reported
progress to the Assembly and asked leave to sit
again
Al I.O5 Assembly adjourned until the next day
nj 10 n m
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BUILDERS or STEAM MicEIKERE
tS All Us HaAScHEs.
Steamboat, stesHsship, laHd
ENGINES AND BOILERS


srEAu VESSELS ~ sii sial.. halIi raae.-ts uIia
naiis - wosd Iron 90 Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES sanpsasa.a 49, ,a,is
alfr
STEAM LAENCmEN, nifsr. so siran, fsrs go
sirurird win frfefence n iae rf.is u stlra az
are 10 BE- employed. sprsi. iaaaa-s aal car =
ssfef rHirasfesii
sFEAM nOfLEns- rariirliaf .sfrnlIua .lrrn -
Che quailiY o. ih- naisfiai nnf uurinsa11lp. -
nouc hui ff3i-eilas sofL piodatct.
sU0AE HILLS AND sreAn-nsnf4o ~
cIrfNERr made after iie ne-i aspra4sl rraar.
Also aii ralirr hon wosE runn-ri.t ih-rrufta-
WATER PIPE. % Boiler o. sheet iiaa. u ~ slrs.
made n suifttie iru-ihs o. raan-rfisr tarrt1r-.
Sheets rolled. gunehsi ini r=letri o. s1Ipnsai.
feady 10 BE- firrfrd on fhs rTu1nd.
mTDRATLTC nIYErIsc. raii-r YEA ~ -
Ter Pipe made b. ihii e.titii,anssi. risal,f -
nydauhe nlrrfinr Mifhis-rI. tast laslisf n aula
being Or superior o. haaf aaft.
suIF wOHH- ship rid siaan gspstza. st-nn
Winche.. Ar rad cilrailulr rrlF.. a.is Ser -
most approved plane
rumrs. Difrcf Acting rlnss 70 issir.llnn - cl1r
Water Works parrarr baiif sift ~ ssistrsi- nrsT
Valve N1fiou. sapsriuf % any oisef pr1g
Agents for Wsrthiazfsn's Dapfes al-nna
Pumps
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Philadelphia Board OF Underwriters.
A GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands,
n ION fy C. BREWER q 90
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,a iIs.daat irsas t.t.s fltls- s1lIa - l||4I
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DR, /. COLllS BROWNIES cNlDRODINE



Advice 10 in.aiid.. r. yos VIA y ss.sIn l..si -
ffrshiur srrp. ifer om hraiat1r. ietf iIu| aI. as
anguish, in calm and lssut1r M ucl1I HlIIar1 =
protested ~, e,,s,,1, ,a,is.,.s y. ~ ~,
provide fozrloif aih flaf 1lrFrlluuH rTnr tlrHrrr
"a BY ll = Cells hsuuus ,s,s a-s,5 -.al 80 =
i admitted By the qruics-Idu 20 b. ihc ulsI sul1'
and valuable remedy s,ri discovered.
cnLoRoDrSEis iAs ne..s s.u.sis Aas-a nc -.s.a.
Consamptlnu. utunrAltla. A1ihu1-
CmLoRonYNE acts IIEe chlrn 10 ni.1r1r.. 80
i The only spcsidc iu Cholera md pJs-ntciI
CHLoRODYNE e1roiualy c1is ,srli 40 a,i1.as e
Epilepsy, Hfs.eTia, rlipli.iian. Inf Sr1rns
cnLoRonYNE T. ths ealg palliative r. SssIs,lya.
Hhcumatisu, Guut Calceri tnli1a-ae Hl-lul'i|1, -
From symcs a Co. Fharnseruiiril chr..|ss.. -
cal Hall. sim'a, January q iaal To- q j. nIl1lnrII
Esq 81 Grcii RussfIi STREET. nlocmsErrG. ialII.1.
Dear sfFe ralhrare ihif 1p7dIinuifT - l1lrlIl..1
esieenci med cline. Dr. O. Cons nfrHncis CtiIrrt71i
hls earned Or itself nof ualY IN uinl1se1n. ~ 81
over w ~ y. t..ei r. e--,.ii .,.'.' =. -
and W. shall tg giti a. healgf r. azilus q'1le p
~, ~ 1.. -.I-i ~ ~. 900 r. -,
judging FROM thcif lla VI farrY i1qr so'el1n i1rts
will BE- Boz egtnsscent We crud laziiirll lutlllrla
Browne. ChIufgayuc in ulanhea AID u4slaillI.
spasms crlmps, Nsul.-t. ne arliii1l n lrr4.11F
and general scdaiisr fh.i h9r- acr1I.i astrf -
personal otarrVaiinu daring uanT frllf. D. 4ltFsr
hlarho1. and erra To- he islli1ls icrl.f q fa
era itseL W have nifacssrd is saIpralnflg rr.1,r
ms,licuc tfaa Colts nfurrrs rou . An Cl1EIsIlEr
that it decidedly me nslt 1nd also fIgg 1ru1r q r
% thr Fruicssiqu ard - fsar. 4 ~ 81 =
opinion that fhe suhsffnfdn r. fnf cher t1Iu frIT
nTuWur's ls nEtfnnnkrn Nanteu ~ faHu - 10
FAINT or ruu cuausf 20 Furscu1nEl An r1rlrrr
slIKE- We are sir ftiihfllly luar=. eLu-s g.
Mrmhrrr ~ hf rhlfu HnrlTfF - Great ulIIIzn- IL
ENcrilcucy Che NicrfuI's chrruisfII
CAUTION. Weed t1ucrIldT ~ ". farr Nrrl
stated hist ~ Q Coils nfosue 80, anfrlllli o.
Inventor % Nhlordfue that a. affsr r a. 1Ef1n
dnnt Freeman deiihrfaieir rntrnr. -aIIa. -
ffrfcifrd 20 Sag. bad been aHafa ir-rEs ~ iHrra
iuy D.. i-ot.
each None D. eeuuns aIih1lI tla 1nrIa = D. a EaI
% figuHue's ChiuruYur the O1srrularaI sla14-
ovrrFhclulinr medical icsiiuauy arruurtuirs -
bottle.
CautoH.- Beulrr n FIrieT lri iuilflnaas.
sole Manuflrtufcaf IT, nANENruNI a Cereal.
RnssrIf street niare1sbarr Z nnirn. $50 -
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Insurance Notice

THE AGENT FOR THE british Yer
n eign Marine Insurance Company lLimitedl has
received distractions 20 Reinee the Rats Of In.
between Honoiuiu and Ports The Pacific and
is prepared 10 Issue Policies a the lowest rates
with special reduction on fright per sisamszs.
THO. II. DAVIES,
80 " Agent Brit FoS. Mar ms. Co, Limited
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1nsnranrr Nutirrs.

Boston Board Of Underwriters.
a GENTS for the Hawaiian fslsnas-
"A ioo " O BREWER 4 CO.
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PATENT NOTICE.

LALLIT MVLLIL.
"IIEREA5 a PATENT WAS Is
w sned 70 Elnrshary \. farrie. - DE ia f1nn
az l1rf " the Mnl9ter - - infericr. under ~ F
sffhls ElnrIIna ~ Gas ed cIur If1at frn4lIlIrr
neat u tlie aid f1fs1i.
Ar1nfs u ~ 51ffil F4ra11sra
~. o. canrr1. 9rt'y.
naaoisiu. Fsllraryi, -. tH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-02

n % the above three companies Tor The Hawaiian
IaIlnds are prepa-ef % lnfnfe nuldfurH. Furniture
Merchandise and Pfodnce Naciir1rT &c,. aIao f1r1r
and Rcs Mia and vessels 10 the hlbor sranlt iofl
q d1mare b Ere % ne 1c1t f1rul11le terms.
E1iy 4. HAcEEELD = CO.
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VOL. XIX.---No. 27.j

to the Board Of Genealogy, that owing 10 the ~
ness of the Secretary and the absence Of the
Governess Of Hawaii, the report would be some
what DELAYED.
The Order Of the Day was next taken up.
Second reading Of bill TO incorporate Gas
company in Honolulu. The Assembly resolved
itself into COMMITTEE Of the Whole, Hon. ]. S.
Walker in the chair.
At L O'Clock the Honse took Il recrss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-07
An Ogden Item.

This morning little girl was 90.
ing down Fifth street to attend
school. On the sidewalk, just a lit
tie this side Of the corner OF Young
street. she was stepping on the end
ofths dilapidated loose planks which
serve as an unfortunate apology for
a sidewalk at that place, while
man stepping on the other end, his
heavy weight causing the end where
the girl was standing to tip up. The
little lady was badly hurt in her leg,
bleeding profusely, and had to be
taken to her home, to have her
wounds attended to. 1t won't re-
quire many more persons to be in
jured bodily before some property
owners who stubbornly neglect to
comply with the city ordinances
will be hurt financially in the shape
of heavy damages. Ii we are rightly
informed, the city council meet
within forty eight hours, when
there will be an opportunity to look
into that lack of laWfuln. $40 D.
Herald.
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''Whims..

Says the fleming Post, of Vic.
toria, B. c.: Mr.. Raymond Holmes
and his talented com pany made =
moot decided hit last evening at thu
Philharmonic Hall in the mu.ic.l
abeu'dity "Whims." Nearly ev.rr
seat in the hall was reserved before
the doors opened snd before III.
performance commenced the buildN
ing was crowded, hundreds BEING
unable to obtain even admiss
zion. Every member of the com.
pany Is an artist and from the rise
until the fall of the curtain the
large audience was kept in a Der.
Hpetual state of amusement. Raw.
mond Holmes is a talented younc
com edian, and in the character of
PROFESSOR Jingle he showed his
powers to the best advantage from
the first appearance to the last,
creating roGrs of Laughter. The
supporting company is very strong
one, and where all are deserving of
praise 1t is almost impossible to
award the palm to any. "Whims"
10 great success and the theatre
this evening is sure to be again
crowded.
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England and Egypt.

London, 6. In the Commons,
Harrington, Secretary of State for
war, moved an appropriation of
e3S0,O00 to cover the cost of the
Soudsn expedition. Stanley, Con-
sentative, criticised severely The
governments Egg ptian policy. Glad
stone replied that the eXpe tition to
AssOuan involved Nd change of
policy. It was, he asserted. a neces-
sary precaution to prevent excite
ment from spreading. The governs
ment would adh- re to its determin>
alton to pay no heed to remarks
from foreign newspapers and
had no intention Of assuming
the government of Egypt. Such an
act would be gross breach Of the
public law of Europe. (Cheers). The
troops will be withdrawn at the
earliest moment possible. Henry
LaDouchere, radical, moved to re,
duce the appropriation to 100000.
General Graham is ordered to die.
perse within ten miles of Suakim,
but not to operate at a great dis.
lance from the city. When these
have been dispersed, it is believed
the tribes will become friendly.
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Suit for Damages.

Chicago, 6.-Arnold Heap, Will
liam Woke and J. w. Finoey were
yesterday made defendants in q
$4,000 suit at the instance Of VIM.
II. Egerson and Theodore II.
Bryson. The latter are owners of
the Malvina Mine at Boulder, Col
and engaged the defendants to put
their stock IN the market. If 5000
shares were sold defendants were
to be made directors in the COM
pany. They, however, only sold
500 shares, but claim to have re-
turned the rest to plaintiffs. This
the latter deny, and bring suit, to
.ecover the value of unsold stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-07
Land.

Thosa who are interested in land
enterprises hereab- ut viii learn
with some interest that the com.
m 5sioner of the general land office
has finally concluded to hold a. great
many expired desert entries for can
collation., Of which fact the respec-
tive parties will no doubt be Of.
ficially notified, and that they will
have ninety days TO make answer
and explain the reason why they
had failed to make their final proof
within the statutory time.
Any person who made q home
stead entry Erior to June Is, 1880,
can make direct cash entry Of the
land by paying the price per acre,
without publication, residence or
cultivation. This can be done
whether the hOmesteads have been
csnce'ed for not, providing no ad-
verse claim has intervened.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-07
GENERAL NEWS.
Twenty Men Buried in a
Mining Shaft.
Sullivan, the Slugger, Wins
Again.
Business FailureS.---Villard'S
Good Luck---The
Langtry.
Casualties.

Lawrence, Mass, "A boiler in
J. T. Trees d ing establishment ex.
ploded, killing Engineer John
Trees, Jr.. and fatally injuring Will
liam Moreland and two other en-
ployees. Three buildings were
shattered into splinters. Pieces of
the boiler and the debris were
thrown 400 teet, crushing through
roofs.
Chicsgo, Gel Paso special
News has Just reached here of q
terrible accident yesterday at Pre-.
teeas mines, Sonora. Only the most
mesgrs details are yet known, but
it is known that twenty men were
buried in a shaft, which is said to
have caved in without q moments
warning. None Of the bodies are
yet recovered. There is no hope
sustained that any Of the unfortun-
ate miners at work in the shaft at
the time of the accident may yet be
left alive, as the cave-in was so
instantaneous and complete as to
cut off every chance OF escape or any
preparation on ths part of the
miners to protect themselves until
they could be taken out. The
greatest excitement prevails hare,
pending the receipt of the name Of
those known to have been a. wrrk
in the ehaft when the accident 0c-
Cured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-07
"a Genuine Mill.

New York, 6.-Four hundred per-
sons, including leading sporting
men and prominent politicians, at 2
o'clock this morning, witnessed a
hard-glove fight at a well-knownre>
sort on Coney Island, between Billy
Gracey, Of Greenpoint, and jack
Dempsy, of New York. The fight
was for the light weight champions
chip, $400 stakes and gate money.
Grscey is % years Of age, well built,
weighs 14S pounds. Dempsy weighs
1873 pounds, Is years. The men
were very evenly matched and
punished each other severely.
Gracey threw up the sponge in the
ninth round.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-07
The Arctic.

London, 6.-Captsin Mares, who
commanded the British Arctic ex.
petition in 1876, assisted by Com.
mander Markham, an officer of the
same expedition, has drawn up q
memorandum of great value regard.
ing the ice and navigation of Smith
Sound. The document has been
sent to the American authorities.
The Times says: The Greeley
search expedition will be watched
with as much interest aud anxiety
by Europe and America az that
which went to the relief Of Leigh
Smith in 1882.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-07
Wizards Good Luck.

New York, Though Willard
was supposed to have LOST every.
thing he had in the Northern Pac fiC
railroad collapse, there have oeen
numerous side speculations in which
he was interested which promi ed
to yield such profits as to give him
a new fortune. Ona of these u as a
real estate scheme at Portland. o..
Willard, Jay Gould and others
bought for $4,000 tract Of land
near Portland a few years age. It
YVES left unimproved through all
the subsequ Mt railroad movements
ana building at that point. J. B
Montgomery, who built the Villa
mette branch of the Northern Pa.
ci1c railroad, was interested in the
purchase. He told a friend here
last fall that he had sold lots out of
the tract aggregating $265,OC0, and
had six eevenths O. the tract re-
naming, comprising the most yslu
able portions of it.