The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 4

HHOSTVTLLIj DAILY JOTJIINAIi FRIDAY, NOVEMBEB 18f 1GU3. SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR. A LONG JOURNEY BJ U. OF T. BOYS BLANKED.

Vanderbllt Defeats Them to the Time of 12 to i Fire Testerday which. Threat By a New Hampshire mas After a Pair of Artificial Legs. That Pittsburg, has superior facil- ened Great Iaraage. Oapita.1 Fatd Up, 0100000 ficial limbs, and ities for furnishing a i this line are ap- that her productions Bear of the tne The Oil House In s.u.Biras&co., i 108 and 110 Gay i- i. Always Ahead "With Largest Variety, I'esV Styles and I Lovest Prices ON- snown bv the cuonn preciated in all se of T.

Bobbed cf a Toncb Down by An Unfair Decision Qood Interference Work Done. on Market Albers Draff Store JNa 8. TAM GILD jiB, Frwldent. 1 H. T.

ATJLT, Oathlti I ALBEBT VAN 6ILDSB, OaaUar. i ozznmAZi BAjmma Euennssa THAnzAxrrsD fact that 31 r. urn ju anders, of Goff-ty, having trav- ft inbat A town, N. i Square was the Scene Is Ucftne I eled from la lioeton. rew lidUfWIo York and Phi be fitted with The Artificial a pair of artilifl inbj.

Limb Com pan enn. avenue, is City National Bank. dome the wor Thompson, the secretary and general manager ot this company, has had a long and very prac CAPITAL. SURPLUS. tical experience uma uuv.

LOCAL CUBREKCT. 7 $100,000.00. S75.000.00. EDT7AZID nsTizemn Fully two hundred people I were present at the ball park yesterday to witness the foot-ball game between the University of Tennessee boys and Vanderbilt's eleven. The unfavorable weather prevented many of Knoxville's fair ones from attending, though several were present, and their faces added much to cheer the boys who fought manfully against muscle, rain and mud.

Both teams arrived at 2:30, and spent several minutes in practice. The game was called at 3:10. U. of T. wins the toss, taking the ball and Vanderbilt takes the west goal.

Mr. Allen, of Vanderbilt, was chosen as referee, and wxx. a J. P. ZULTKS3, SHIELDS, President.

Walking canes, Hope Go. The circuit court is grinding along as Vice President. DXBECTOBSl usual but nothing of special interest occurred yesterday, JNO. E. CHAPMAN.

J. T. SHIELDS, lib a a vnvpenv 8. H. OEOEGB, M.

P. JABNAGIN. ALEX UctfLLLAN. D. S.

YOUNG, It is reported that Dr. J. C. jCawood pms powsidt will be an applicant for the pension Mr. Ed.

Ault, of Knoxville, as umpire. J. P. BATHES, W. 8.

office under President Cleveland. Carpets, Rugs, Uattings i foreign and Domestic, choice and select designs, chosen with care, especially for this market, and to be sold at the Lowest Prices on record for over twenty years. Our large stores are crowded with very grade and style of Fabric for Jloor Coverings, from the most moderate in price to the very finest in quality. We have every convenience for the proper display of our icllEfclPJEJ'br. i i I The teams lined up as follows: John Faulkner, the deputyHregister, The aeeovnta of banks, eorperationa, firms and individuals solicited oa the wm tavorabla terms, and liberal treatment MKured to all customers.

Intarest paid on time deposits. VANDERBILT. POSITIONS. C. OF T.

Barr I Reed put on his patent leather shoes and went oppossum hunting yesterday. Craig, L. Smith Beginning to-day there will be a dress parade at the University everA Friday U. (j uebhardt Davis Fisher at 3:40 p. weather permitting.

All Harden R. White Banner R.T Ferris ESTABL.IOHED'1878. East TenneGsee National Bant, Stat United States Depository. are invited to The Knox county division of the East Tennessee medical society held its regular meeting last night over Mc- Craig, R. Bates Beard J.

liams Connell L. H. Wegener Campbell's drug store. Jones R. H.

B.M... Brown Capital and Siixpltb G40O9G83 All frfends of temperance are invited Throne F. Average weight, Vanderbilt 165, U. of Things looked squally for a time yesterday afternoon on account of a fire on Market square, which threatened to play particular havoc In the rear of Mr. i George Albera' drug store on the east side of market house, is a building in which that merchant keeps his oils, varnishes, etc A few minutes past three o'clock a colored boy in the employ of Mr.

Albers went into the oil house for the pur-pose of taking down a varnish barrel which was about empty and putting a full one back in its place. According to the story of the boy, he had just lifted the barrel from the rack to the ground when it suddenly became enveloped in flames. i An alarm was quickly turned in and the city hall company was soon on i the spot. Chief Dunn, seeing the great danger, turned in a second alarm, bringing the Central market company to i the scene. I It was a dangerous fire and a dangerous task to fight it, but still the boys stood to theirposts and soon had it extinguished.

The head of one oil barrel blew out during the time, making things lively. 1 i After the blaze had been extinguished it was found that several of the barrels were badly charred but that their contents had not been reached. Had the oil been reached, the blaze would, no doubt, have been a serious one to handle. I Mr. Albers estimates that his loss will not exceed two hundred dollars and can account for the origin of the fire only in this way, that perhaps a match had been dropped on the floor and that the hoy, who protests he was not smoking, dropped the nearly empty barrel upon it.

I I The heaf from, the fire at its height broke several small windows in a neighboring building or two. Take Hood's and only Hood's because If Narsaparilla cures. It possesses merit peculiar to itself. Try it yourself. MAGMJIC3ENT GdRISTMAS PRESENT $450.00 Lot to be Given Away, Every Dollar you a Ticket.

To gum; ora gallonVar of mixed seeds in our window. Theon4 guessing the exact or Dealest number of seeds in iar receives a wa-rantee deed to said lot Christmas. Vpt is level and good fence competent salesmen, "We have enlarged our i i T. 154. to come to a meeting of the woman's Christian temperance -union, Friday, Nov.

18, at the residence of Mrs. A. M. De Coudres, 715 Forest avenue, West Knoxville. U.

of T. puts the ball in play by B. R. STRONG, President. 2.

J. BANPORD, Vice President. V. L. FISHER, Cashier.

DIRECTORS: R. B. Payne, W. W. WoodralS, Daniel Briscoe, O.

M. MeGhe a M. MoClung, R. Z. Roberts, Adrian Terry, John MoCoy, B.

Brains, E. J. B. B. Strong.

means of tne Uorneu rush, gaming seven yards. Wegener makes twenty-five yards around left end. Brown works right end for three yards and Cannon Drapery Department ir Four Timeetbe Stock. i Wood Mauttls a Specialty. bucks center tor nve yards.

Brown then goes through the line for ten yards. The ball is now four yards from Vanderbilt's goal, but on an unjust decision rom the referee, claiming that in the Third Nation! Bank, CAPITAL, $300,000. I SURPLUS. 850,000. Designated State Depository.

rush Vanderbilt's man got the ball, the U.of T. boys lose their first chance for a touch down. Vanderbilt tries several runs around the ends, but with' little train. Barr B. OARHART, President.

H. B. BRANNER, Tics President, F. W. ARMSTRONG, Oathiar.

around right end for four yards, hrone makes six yards on same end. Jones and Connell try the center, but E. E. McMillan, -J Dsvsntsr, 7. Carhart, E.

O. Camp, J. i Thomas. W. R.

TuUls. J. E. Lnta, E. F.

WUeyT W. X. Hood, without gain. Jno. H.

In man, B. L. Smith, F. W. Armstrong, Cbas.

Burger, Tne ball tnen goes to U. of T. on fourth down. Brown makes a ten yard Jtz u. urannsr, w.

B. juookett, a Lstrser Capital than any Bank in SnoxrUla. run around right end, Cannon bucks center for one yard Wegener makes Transacts a general banking business. Deals in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. seventeen yards on a double pass around left end Brown drops ball on Mechanics' CAPITAL, $100,000.

National Bank, i SURPLUS, $110,000. Chief Atk'ns received word yesterday to look out for certain described persons who, last Monday night, robbed a post-office at Canton, Mississippi, of $400 in cash, a fine hunting case gold watch- and a diamond ring. i Company Chilhowee Zouaves of the state national guard was paid ir. fall yesterday for services rendered during the Coal Creek war. Col.

Kyle of the Third regiment sent a check to Capt. Miller and he distributed the boodle among the boys. j. This is some distance from Christmas and New Years, but already elegant holiday goods are tantalizing people from shop windows, and every day merchants are requested to set such and such articles aside and he will come in and take it before Christmas. Republicans are preparing to leave the town again to-day on "important business." But as a Tue, are not praying for a rain this evening as some of the democrats charge, rather they are praying that the blamed hurrah may come off and be through with.

Held Its First Meetinff. The opera company organized by the symphony club held its fiist meeting last night, and, considering the inclement weather, there was a fair attendance of singers. The books containing the great cdrnic opera "Erminie" have arrived, and a good initial practice was held last night. It is a grand piece of music, and the practice will well repay vocalists for the work of getting it ready for the public. The next meeting will be announced soon, and singers should come out.

It should be understood at the outset that the management is not by any one person or exclusive set, but all members have an equal say in the conduct of the business. Narrow Escape from Drowning. Congressman Houk and Jno. W. Conner returned last night from a duck the bargains in Diamon ds, Wtto Jewelry and Silverware fine TJia brellas, Gold-headed Canes.

at II. Grcor, IG Gay Street. If yon can't see, our eye expert, DR. COOK, will examine your eyes FREE. Gold Spectacles from $3.50 upwards.

Opera and Field Glasses Telescopes, Artificial Eyes and every thing opticaL 11. Greer, AlTD KBTAIL JEWELER Designated State Depository. around it. A Yiollar purchase may get you the lot. ve offer the best bargains B.

LTJTTRELL, President. all rinoxvuie M. I BOSS, Vies Pm I i W. B. BTJLIJNS, Assistant Oashlts.

ten yard loss Vanderbilt falls on ball. Vanderbilt now commences her favorite play "of short bucks between the tackle and guard. This proved a War-terloo for the U. T. team.

It seemed impossible to stop these rushes without some gain. Smith and Reed, of the U. T. team, do some excellent tackling, stopping Connell and Barr on a loss of some yards. Jones makes two yards through center; Connell goes through center for twelve yards and lands between the goal poBts, making first touchdown for Vanderbilt.

Time, twenty-five minutes. Throne kicks goal. Score, Vanderbilt 6, U. of T. 0.

Wegener tries left end, but looses ball on a six yard gain. Harden falls on ball. E. G. GATES, Cashier.

Mn and Boys BunA4r Overcoats, sosurA ot B. LuttrelL W. P. Washburn, E. G.

Oates, J. W. Borches, W. L. RusselL 8.

J. Luttrell, 11. L. Ross, 8. P.

Evans, J. T. lioTesr. Transacts a general banking business, deals in Foreign and Domestic Exchange ani 1 i its Shoes, Hats and underwear: Give us a call and save money, B. H.

Sprankle 167 Gay. 2t Funeral Notice. The funeral of Mrs. Eugene Deaderick will held at her late residence. No.

224 North Fourth avenue, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Revs. W. W. Hicks seus unttM on au tne pruicipaz aces or A loU COTS qm Sy0 OOOOA TQM CTDTTS Sil XOO WT OF OOOOA JTOB 80 CENTS yyi 3 IF TOU BUT 185 II and James Park will officiate.

1 Inter Beard makes seven yards on double pass around left end. Connell, Jones and Throne each gain several yards through the line. Time for first half is called with ball five yards from XL of T. goal. ment in Oray cemetery.

Friends in vited. i i -caKST AND OOKS and Delicacy of Flavor. Unrivalled tor Digestibility, 81 ttength, a Pore PerfecUy tly anderbiit opens with a v( Throne gaming ten yards around the end, but is thrown by Smith. Vanderbilt now Special Baklnff. I The ladies of Knoxville will be delighted to know that Miss Mary Dona-hoe will make a feature of baking for special occasions during the holidays.

Also hot rolls every afternoon from 4 falls back to her short rushes and seldom The Jonthern Building and ILodd fails to gain. Barr again tries right end GOAL MID GOEfi. Prompt Delivery, Clean Coal and Full Weights TGuar an teed. ningo MX Coa 1 and Coke Co III DTJQVMunson and Wraj but is downed by Keed. Jones tries to ft.

center but looses ball. Wegener makes hunt up the river. They bagged fifty- associatioii. Of XXnoacwm three ducks. During the storm yester a run of fifteen yards around left end on a double pass.

Vanderbilt gets the ball on a fumble and rushes it back nine day afternoon they had a very narrow 8TAXEHEST EHOTTDTQ TIHaXCIaL C05TITI03 i UBTE $0, VKX escape from drowning. The heavy i Blank Books. yards. Barr makes five yards around waves came near capsizing their boat Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books and all and for several hours they were com right end and is tackled by Bates. Throne and Connell try centre with kinds of blank books made to order at pelled to steer near shore pulling their Jowest prices by S.

B. Newman 4 Co. no gain. U. of T.

gets the ball on the Mo artgage bonds way along Dy the willows. Xjlabllitteo, 2,475,900 00 Deposits on Install dent stock) 24,175 03 Deposit on paid-up stock 1,512 91 TjLearned premiums. 100,244 84 Advanoe payments fourth down, but makes comparatively alEsUte. Real lituegain. Furniture and Fixtures.

uBAK7 885,873 13 2,83 re 73 Grass for Insurance Due Her. Jennie D. Keeling filed a bill in chan Cash in branch offices vanderbilt is now hi teen yards from Cnnrciiwell street, near 3L, CL vb TVtvt iPtione. 399 Acenia Acouunts (dus on sntnlshsd Accounts dus from the U. of T.

goaL She again goes back to her favorite play and, after several 1,819 81 and Collectors eery yesterday against tne supreme lOKDK) Prcfils or surplus Interest Accrued short rushes, Jones scores eecond touchdown. Throne kicks a clear goal Hotel for Benk Hotel Jacteon, at for rent. Furnished throughout. Possession given at once. Apply to, G.

C. Jackson. nl5-7t Maryville, Tenn. Bills receivable lodge, knights oi nonor, wnerein she sues for $2,000 due her on the death of her husband, who was a beneficiary t3.644.C3 0 15,689 61 600 00 24,461 22 $2,644,803 42 Cash at home office M. CAPLES, 3Iahaer and the game now stands 12 to 0 in la vor of Vanderbilt.

member in good standing, but which the lodge refuses to pay. 3 u. oi a. opens witn a v. eainins St.

John's chu rh ojcan recital, xso- eight yards. The two teams now do vember 22d. Tick on sale at Hensell A Prominent Minister Speaks. excellent line work. The ball changes Home Office, No.

Prince Street Armstrong's, W. Albers', Doug- From a personal test and a thorough hands several times, but is advanced little distance on either side. The las Moore's, A His Goodmg s. outside observation I am prepared to game is called and Vanderbilt wins for rscommend uneney expectorant as a ILfcS the second time this year, a victory positive remedy for Coughs, Colds and over our ooys. i Croup.

Rev. Henry Buchanan. Jonesboro, Ga. The anderbilt team is composed of a nice set ot gentlemen who. play fair 'DL lved.

Jnat ball. They left last night for Atlanta, This week's Puc firlVout since elec Ripans TabuJcs cure the blues. Notice to Tax Payers. Taxes dae the city of Knoxville for the year 1892 will remain in my hands until Oct. 29th.

After that 1 date they will be put out for ol6tf S. B. Kennedy, Comptrollsr. OLD CASCADE The purest of all whis attie House News where they will play a game Saturday. The U.

of T. boys deserve praise for their excellent interference work. All the long runs made during the game tion. For sale at Stand. Grand Sa Concert.

were by her men, Vanderbilt on fst.Oi phns Episcopal At the new church, Monday IvenfWa November 21st. lncalfe Best foreign and ent. Tickets play being through the center. It was a rush game for her from start to finish. The University of Tennessee has lost the majority of the games she played this year, but, with this, has done some excellent work.

This is the first year kies. Sold only at the New now on sale at Hfensell Armstrong, Schubert Bar. Goodine Allison, Albers and 2t Douglass Moore Co. she has made any Bhow in the foot oal field, and could not expect to stand at Samuel Cabot, of Boston the top. It Smokes Horribly! We have been appointed sole agents Got Off Without Damage, of East Tennessee for Cabot's Creosote London, Nov.

16. The steamer Lahn oningie ana Janes, tains, ask jour Bremen lor sew i xork. wnicn was arcnitect wnat ne taints oi it, and tnen aground in Weeser and the steamer Maasden, Aew xork for Rotterdam aground in Laaslues, have got off with call on us lor samples. Cruze, Buffat Bnckwell, 34 Ilarket Square. "ttastic" Mixed Paint.

out damage. Auction Sale To-day. Remember the Bale o4hat manufac taring building Chamberlain J. W. Slocum, analytical chemist, has street, near the Knolle Brewing com made for us a chemical analysis pany works will pvely take place o'clock.

No "jiasuc Jaixea raint ana pronounces it a strictly ptbx paixt, free from any adulteration whatever. We have the limit, must go a. EL A. Akkrh, Auctn'r. analysis in our office and would be glad WAimmlIIAIlP ADPHAEiT PAvnra C0HPAITO.

to show it to you. Last year we sold Grand Faered Concert. On Monday evening, November 21st, CQ7T3JLC7CZ3 1X2 PATEHZTTJ C7 Gcnulno Trinidad illicit. at the new fit. John's Krsconal church will be givenL grandiSacred Concert celebrate Cinanncii (Joprano, and Mr, pcints ef zasrit sad trrtx dslacti (zn st eCr xiyoe, oi LnAioo2a, the ac- Tie people next door have We called oa the KXOXYILLE and then do as they did, lent CimxXEY TOPS.

i i i CAN FCRXIS2 BEFEBEXGE FS03 PARTIES TTII0 HA YE THES II USE. American aad German Portland Cement. SEUER PIPE and DRADI PIPE Alu.ji in Stock. 8,320 gallons oi this paint. This year we expect to sell 10,000 gallons.

Cruxe, BuCat BuckwelL Locks tsd Hisses. We are rarely headquarters for Builders Hardware. If you will call and allow us to show yon the finest line of Bronze Hardware ever brought to Knoxville, we will convince yon that what wesayiatrne. Cbx3, BuCat Bsekireu. knowledjred Lnet llassXii the state, will assist our bet local talent.

The magnificent newchnrch will be well worth seeing, apde from the concert. Tickets are now" on sale at Hensell A Armstrong, Allison, Geo. Albers and Douglass Moore A Co..