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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07

death. Tie funeral OF exChancelior Dibrsne, W., wmo
died az II ickee, California, june A. win take pe p
membg RS Of The bar viii meet IN 4dcrmanic cham
ber Cay Hail. ut II 10 take suitable action a ,
d0 Savings Institution, OF which the Chancellor was
Director, have adopted resolutions OF respect lo ND
The house OF A. stsnnara at No 2J5 Secondst, whose
family IL absent from the city, entered by 6urgar
dollars worth OF property stolen "A man giving
his name as william Smith arrested on SATURDAY,
fdence game at the Union Saloon IN ESehangeplace
Tho money found n smiths p9sses'Gn; ana nc Rail
road ave- while intoxicated early saturday mornlng
beat aud kicked his wife so badly mat III eaIsd sue
a employed In this city ana LYNX IN h az
Newark, while nto1icatea Sa tioy ~ the Greenest
crossing OF the Pennsyvania Railroad and "a ms egs
40 badly crushed that IL was necessary W dmpu'Vo
them. Tie injured man will probably dle'
NRwARK-Porce Lieut. Krwin while heiPlng the
ladies Of OF excursion boat on The 1e Common
| Conncil will mold their regular monthly meeting 70
night Mrs Barker has confessed to me roDDtJ Wasb
ineton ats Henry valley, coored was arrested 20
on Saturday for stealing yaiI Ho"rt pleas.
antaye Annie MacManus attempted to eoinihIt s'i,
eide saturday, by jumping into the canal ong
tempted TO hang herself William Wright, OF No. u
Green-st was shot through the eye by william NON ~,
not think that the shooting was accidental Patrick
| Conway who knocked down In scuIi9 Ia so,pI .
saloon 56 Sussex ST. 4th OF July, and kicked on Tue
neck by Frederick seby died yesterday morning rom
his Injuries The deceased leaves wife ana hVe chl-
dren Selby has been arrested and an inquest WIZ Oo
| held to-day.
ATLANTIC CTTY-The Rev Father Kelly OF ST. Michae >
Catholic Church. Philadelphia died IN the SURF mere JUL
before yesterday He had been residing az en9 Ne
| Wyoming House, and while bathing with company OF
ladies was seized with apopecc ut ana dled almost
instantly. He was an expert swimmer anu ms ,cae'
! i'm the water attracted large party OF spectator
Suddenly he threw his hands up aud his head Ie Dach
ON the breakers Immediate assistance was rendered,
but he was dead before he taken on shore. Inc
body was sent to Philadelphia on the afternoon tram
| Rumors that Father Kelly drowned are without
foundation. His head at no time under the water
and he was not his depth when he dled. Inc
deceased was about 30 years old, and well known IN
Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
THE oRANGEMEN's PARADE.

The various lodges of Orangemen have de-
clded TO parade the 18th inst II Is believed that
there will be about 1000 in line. The procession
will form IN Lafayette place at 10 the right OF the
line resting on Eighh-st The proposed line Of march
is through Eighthst. Broadway, Foureenhst. aroand
the Washington statue) Fourthave Irvingplace Lex
ington-ave. Twenty -fourth-st, Madison-aye Forty
secondst and Fifhave. to Fourteenth-st, where the
ranks will be broken The following are the lodges
tended to other Protestant societies In the city
70 ioin in the parade Prince OF Orange
Lodge No. l, Derry Walls Lodge No 2. Chosen Few
that will participate, cordial invitation being eX-
Lodge No s. Gideon Lodge No 10, Joshua Lodge No IL.
Union Lodge No. Is, Washington Purple star Lodge No
So One-Arn True Blues Lodge No. Sc. superintendent
Matse and Inspector Walking have been consulted in
regard the proposed route and profess to be satisfied
with it, and Commissioners Smith and Duryee Will also
matter II is not believed that there rs any
OF attack upon the procession as large pO-
lice force will detailed 10 prevent any disturbance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
POLICE NOTES

Arrests in this city last week, 2097; in brooklyn,
80
Patrick Lyons was held to answer charge OF
passing worthless order for $3.50 on John hcSorey'
Martin MAY was held in $1,000 bail, yesterday. to
answer charge Of having stolen three worth 80 from Am
sherman
At the Yorkyille Police Court. yesterday, John
Ronssou was held in 900 bal for shooting little boy named
William TruAs the
Philip Amand of,No 24s Second-st., in fight with
Prank Schneider between Thirteenth and Folrteen
Wa stabbed last night sword The asaant was ar
rested Mchael Callahan 49, Of No IS Mottst stabbed N
Patrick Pickett 20 Of No. 81 dulbenysL feAeN Vas
wounded in toe head with bneE.
While Albert Eschevs, age 10, of No. $40 Ninth
house, prsctcng with
pistol Seyenyfhs and Nnhaye, Yesterday the former was
shot n the right Jnha Grow Of No 3 Bast Twenty hh
during gnar husband yesterday afternoon jumped IRON toe
second story window ground breaking her ankle.
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THE WRECK OF THE coNcoRDrA.

HALIFAX, July 5.-James Hughson, second
mate Concordis. from Quebec bound TO PLY
mouth England, timber laden, arrived here this morn
ing. He gives particulars of the loss OF the Concordia at
Cape Grilla " F. June Is, and the drowning OF Cant
Harrison, Chief Mate Goudie aud three OF the crew
When the vessel struck. the captain, the mate the car
penter the ssilmaker and seaman named Donald Nc
DOuga got into boat for the purpose reaching land
and endea Oring 10 line 10 the wreck The bost
swamped, and all five drowned. The second mate
aged float line the shore, where IL was fast
ened by fishermen and the remainder OF the crew II in
number succeeded IN reaching the land The bodies Of
the drowned recovered next morning by Fishermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
THE ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS.

The case of Duden Freres & Co., the lace
importers Of Broomc-st, who alleged to have de-
frauded the Government out Of large on importa
lions has excited much interest in business circles The
davts on which the books and papers were seized by
the Cusonhouse authorities made by the former
general manager for the firm He makes oath that his
employers Systematically entered false and fictitious
invoices OF goods at the Custom-house for genuine
invoices, and that they underyaued their imporatons
from 30 TO 80 per cent He also charges them with
defraudng the Government by invoicing their con
sienmens of laces at less than the real quantity. He
further alleges that their irregularities amounted 20
inward OF 100000 He makes another accusation rep
Irsentng the firm have extensively smugged Chan
lilly and real Lace thread aces and cames har shaws
IN casks purpOrting 10 contain London porter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
Nrw.voRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JBLY = 1873

The ,sason hardly begins before the middle OF ,n's
month and the great crowd not here until the hrs OF
August, From this time urtil the middle of next month,
the number Of visitors viii steadily increase nnen inc
wane will begin, aud by the last Of September inc p'o
vii, he deserted F. L. Hovard OF lanioru mas ou'l'
small cottage near the Watch Hill house pu' nas NV
u',, Gov Juius Catn OF the same city ALEC
- .o,,.,-o and has been occupying IL for week.
These are the only private houses here There Is plenty
q, for more Land here is getting to be very vaua
bio The nm about two in extent. sold last Sum
MGR for $1,000 Gov. Catlns place with very modest
house upon it, comprising about two acres OF anu wac
houpbt for $4,000 So Will he that Watch Hill
ants good price upon ITSELF and thinks isef with con-
adorable Justice a. good any watering place In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
4 coNyIcrs MIDNIGHT ESCAPE.

William j. Barley, notorious sneak thief
adroitly escaped from the Tombs Friday night. lie
10 the State Prison at Sing Sing, about II
months ago. under sentence OF eight years imprisOn-
men for stealing a valuable breastpn from room in
the Grand Hotel, and a costly gold watch and cham
from the sturtevant House. HOtel.kecpers and bank
officers whom he had long inspired with anxious dread
experienced great relief when he safely imprisoned
bot they were again disturbed short time ago
on learning that the bold and skiful robber had
been transferred 10 the Tombs on writ
Of habeas corpus, to await new trial. Sc
cured through qublsing legal technicahty
On his arrival he placed IN cell ON the third tier of
the strongest prison, and reward for good behavior
was permitted 10 roam about the corridor OF the tier
during the daytime, while assisting the keepers in
writing their lists Of prisoners, &C. lie locked up IN
ms cell the usual hour Friday, and his keeper
while making his customary midnight round fapcied
that he saw him soundly sleeping in his cot At day
light however the yard keepers behed with uneigued
arnszement knotted rope dangling from the cornice OF
the prison. and extending to the roof the adjoining
and less lofty structure occupied by female prisoners
They began hasty inspection OF the prison. and on
reaching Barkleys cell ts door was found unlocked aud
discovered Ia the cot TO the ludcrOus wonder
OF the keeper OF the tier, deXerOusly manufac-
tured eiigy of lnanimate pillows instead Of a sOundy
sleeping prisoner. Meanwhile another ladder OF roDes
was found swinging about ia the from the outer
walls OF the prison After due deberatOn the puzzled
keepers sdgeiy concluded that their missing charge had
reached through HIS grated cell door. unlocked il with
skeleton kew climbed 10 the corridor OF the
thence gained grated skylght ~ means VI cOnven-
lent, ladder, picked the skylght lock, and passed
safely down his rope ladders 10 the sidewalk the
OF ms movements having been drowned by the ceseess
din OF hrecrackers aud other explosives adjacent
No persons other than his wife and sisters are
known 10 have visited him aud therefore cOnjectured
That they surreptiuOusly furnished him with the KEYS
also the ropes which sharp steel hooks had been
attached 90 increase their utility. Warden johnson is
rgdly investigating the case ana The police search
for fugitive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
TIE ERIE ELECTION.
,rMonEn CHANCES IN TIE MANAGEnENr

RUMORED CHANGES IN THE MANAGEMENT
The annual election of the Erie Railway
Company will be held tomorrow at the offices in the
Grand opera House, at Broadway and Tweuty-third-
st. great change Is expected in the Board of Direc
tors 1t asserted that among those who will probably
retire Messrs. John Taylor Johnston, Homer Rams
dell Alexander Owen and william r. Travers Who
their successors will be is not yet known II Is thought
however that the Board will be formed OF those
not unfrendy the closer union OF the Erie and At
lautc and Great Western Railways. As evidence of
the intentions OF BischOfsheim and McHenry this
spec the election OF j. H. DeyereduX TO the Presidency
OF the Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and lndaDapo
lis railway his appointment General Manager OF the
Atlantic and Great Western and his probable election
10 the Wee Presidency Of the Erie, vice Gen. Dyen re-
signed are cited by those who inclined TO forecast
the proceedings The non-srryal OF James McHenry is
attributed 10 the unwingness Of his family to encoun-
ter the discomforts OF voyage and the perils OF
cholera, so extensively heralded abroad Ii is not be-
heved however that his absence will interfere with his
wishes IN selection Of the members OF the Board
There will be no opposition the Bischofsheim party
hold or control nearly all the stock proxies for which
have been registered the Joint names of g. l.. NJ Bar
low ana President Peter II. Watson. with the nstaa
ton Of the new Board will begin phase In the ad
miustration Of the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
4 CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

.... Ralph T.. Bigelow. leading citizen of Paxton
committed suicide Last fndA By drownRg bad made
oil and having len bis sseh aud home appea to
~sfsJ deliberately into the pond and lain doWn. ~
90. Martin Evans. an attachG of the United States
sisbh Once, shot and instantly killed Wheeling w. Va.
she riaung Mrs Dunlap 60 whom be attention
tte found BVans addressed bis mother
leading phInosb Of Wheeling Ans bi I'm ibi.buea Of
,Aseprr Ma DahDp and tLsb iphpE DHFtn
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon Hotel-AdmiraI Polo de Barnabe, tHe
sp.ush Msser .FVA Ap,n~ Hok.sep,"7 Roscoe tonfs
Utica A. Chief Of the Siga seryre W A. the ron .
B. Cessna Of Pennyyana and the Hs Lyman Bass OF
Hoh-The MOpcabner Of fAs hrrofo"i"
HI-R1senator Csdre Lucen and u T. Smith OF Kansas
Webster Flanagan TrEs and Jrre Marcus Norton
Troy Trersff House-The Hoa ID. NJ Bates OF Delaware 'oL
HttoLas Hol-The Hon Fisher Of Cincinnati Judge v Vs. v'
Of Cago AID Cha4 Washington. 81 DeHs Hotel
Browne o. = Consul at ~ del Eorte MeIlco SivTan
Hona,--I Hrl.on YarlrY And n w. MMtnrH Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER SATURDAY. AT DIcKISsoEs IN PARK'Ro"
oAm-T0 Eoon-78' 3p.p-Tk' hdnighs-"S
YESTERDAY $40
s.r-Ts ro.p-Uo D. n.-Sso hidniHst-7o' A'e"se-"T
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
ip.rsin o, sEyonr ENDING At ,. r. JULY
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AWARDS OF CITY STOCKS.
opeutu ON wednesday
CITY PART SPAorrxsSr yryp.

Controller Green made on Saturday the fol-
lowing award OF city stocks the bids for which were
Opeued on Wedn esday:
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MAGICAL gECREAsE - REAL EsrIJE VALUES.
~ mo a. values been steady throug the hole
.,,Oa Jhe Ballsy farm. 81 lts Asres vA< bOpShl ~
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Ty Rain fromIO m 10 amount Of water ~ incl
july 3RAin from 10 $50 amount Ssrr - inc
Jy t-Rsp from D. m 80 m. amount Of TAteD 90 incl
Juy from $3.50 10 amount Of water ~ mel
Of for week - ine
Distance by the danng the lJ mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07

The Shah of Persia, il is said, is prohibited
ruqnee FROM walking stairs bat nothing will prevent the
ladies' America from declaring favor OF the Domestic Paper Pat
OF the Domestic" g. NJ 60. OF UnionsquAre ~ \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
NEW-.JERSEY.

JERSEY CTY.-The Board OF Finance, in ex-
aiming the OF the various Boards for expenses
from July Dec /, has cut down that II the Board Of
Works from s2Ol5SO sl561o that of tho Fire Commits
from s3S29 si 2jO that OF the Board Of Alder
men from $1,000 t29si OS and that OF the Board Of
Education from sltO65o sl325O The estimate Of the
Police Commissioners for t,l3OoO was left unaltered
This with the estimate Of the Board OF Finance for
Si729 makes the full amount OF the appropriations
for the penses Of the city not including Interest nor
water accounts 1852 $40 g. The amount allowed by the
law made last Winter $3.50 0O and the reduction made
10y the fnaUce Board the estimates exceeds 500 600
Albert johnson OF Worendyke, whose foot
by a Midland locomotive the Pennsylyania Road on
Friday lying at the City Hospital Yesterday IN a
diving condition John Mckavltt caused the arrest of
Robert Somervile. Saturday. charge OF assault
When SOmoryine appeared before Justice Rkeman he
caused McKayltt 10 be arrested for perjury little
girl named Wells, residing In Wayetley-st fell into
tub Of boiling water. Oh fnday. and VA scalded 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07

PFGRAM'S PATENT SUN-STROKE PREvENTER.
protective; portable For KSoIs three
LA Sfnrrs- PrIce.f
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LONG ISLAND.
STATEN ISLAND.

EDGEwATER.-By order of the village trus-
tecs gas company has taken the burners from the
street lamps, and the village remains In darkness.
yASDERBILT LASDHG.-Conrad Hiern, saloon keeper,
attempted commit suicide, yesterday, with knife
and pistol He arrested before he could accomplish
his design. aud conveyed to the Police headquarters
RICHMoSD.-The drouth in Richmond County was
somewhat relieved by the copious showers OF Saturday
aftPrDOou
, 1873-11-13

THE CITY PRINTING.

TO The Editor Of The Chicago 7fib.1nsf
Sm Your suggestion In laat weeks TRIBUNE,
II serious, is comnondable. You advise tho
abolition Of tho corporation newspaper"
printed in English, and you adduco substantial
reaBons for 1t. which our. incoming adminiatra-
ton might vol heed. But object to the sud
denness Of tho innovation, for tho English aor-
porasion newspaper is QUO Of tho institutions =
which tho rude hand Of noform should Ioal
gently with. Lot mo suggest compromise :
You woll state tue situation in saying that tho
English press deaeryob nothing atthe hands OF
the incoming administration. but. tho German
proHa docs. The Staats-zeitung is tile aerwen
corporation newapRpery Oolyint or Bond (or
MeaiW, Notwithstanding. The Onion IA eatlH-
tidd in this sucoess Of g tho principle" " md the
uB "gage'' the Satisfaction Of tho Trcie Prcsse.
That journal was iudifferently s,,cocssful dur
Ing the campaign in self-impouol mctllator-
ship between the English and dorman-apeaking
population. beyond o bplsteroua !" uurrah,"
HeBing'B neutrality-suspicious.; tho ITaie Pyeese is .
lookGr-o on simply. Now Icome to my point ,as some
people say4 AZ German influence has become
factor i9 local politics. hp@ an eutonto oortla1e
mAn friends, Swhy pot bridge over .tLe lAto 4 m
nleasantneas T ~ making tho F,'eie Presse tho
English corporation nYwRpapes The somowhat
indifferent auccoas in itA !nedIat9rahlp might lie
nlaae real suCEesa " printing GuTu1Rn news
paper with tue English addition Of corporation
oftIniHl newe. "a :
ludeed, II would, glye fresh encouragement
to the friends ot German education ip our Board
Of Education, to know That, Whan tbs youtA
loavcs school and arrives at lis majority, Ao Lav
the opportunity to p1ruuo hia Gelmhu otallog
incidentally xhi!G reading the corporation novs,
capital idea. Thp AsweSt aorplan accent"
would be liaped In every American {q1pily which
feels Nh abiding intcrost in municipal assaaa.
mont anA tnx-noticcs, and what American citi-
xon does not
In Short. 1t would pe graceful aoknowl.
eagment of;s stubborn ,faot, now well known,
that three German laillos are equal to peyo,i
attention Of the Common Council Is .Gumbiy
called to this suggestion, and you may
blrongthon =; !, y % %any additional arguments (t
stion. Let the I1eie Prcsse ho tac English
corporation Rpwspaper Of tho Oolvin adm1uis-
tratl0n! = &,
, 1873-11-13

la 1t not about timo that good Mauy gem
tlonen began to think seriously uf going to work
md doing nomothiug7 For We can't All DO NOR
chanta, and bankers and brokers, mud dealers In
rcal o.tato. There'a good deal Of square work
to lo done about country and some ona's rot
to tl0 It i-.{Qt3a Paul,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-25

BLOODY ! AFFRAYALast Monday
evening j ohm McNabbra row with
his brother Robert. and assaulted him
with butcher knife, when Robert
knocked him down and prevented his
cutting him. Ed. McNabb, a son Of
Robert, interposed to protect his faith
er, when j ohm turned upon him, cutting
him in the abdomen, inficting fatal
wound. John is a VIGOROUSLY danger
Gus character, particularly when unde,
the influence of liquor, and has been
before the court for several serious af.
trays heretofore. Robert McNabb and
son are said to be quiet, orderly citi-
zens.
The police promptly arrested Nc
Nabb and placed him in Jail. "
Up, to hour of going to press young
McNabb was still alive but little hope
of his recovery.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-25
CLARKSIILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.
nv 1888 1881 5sits%
CORRECTED BY J. J. CRUSMAN.

SUaaR.-veay small stock OF, Louisiana
in market; we quote, Louisiana, in Ehds.
l09llc-hc more in bbls. Clarified; ll@l2;
Crushed, Powdered and Granulated, l21z
to l3c.
No New Orleans in Marhet.
SYRUPs.--50ca65. -
segykE.ysTy firm. We quote Rio rs
sAhT.-Kanawha, Z bushel bbls, IS 90
@ss 25.
so; Choice or Fancy, S. 25@9 90.
STAR CANDLEs.-l9to Zoe.
WHIsKEY-Gommon country, 81 00@l 20;
best brands Robertson county, 81 SO.
CHEEsE-Prime factory Ice. -r1
RIcE-CarolinG. 10. .r.. 1907
SOAP-Bar, 6@l0.
OILs-Coai oil, 221zc; lard oil. so cts;
lis ss9sirs silsraE q II; boiled 10.
yARNIsH- Copal, 81 IS; Japan, 10.
PUTTY-5c.
WINDOW GLAss-sxlO So 40 . box, IOxl2
PcwDER.Ride, 81 50 y keg; lead, Ioap.
SHoTSS2 80. ssF ts
CAPS 4ea50c p doz. sE% ssi
OYsTERs-2 and n cans 90 25@l %.
SARDINES-22c.
MAcKEREL-No. 8, per Dbl. $40 90; kits,
MOI, SO 0O92 so. tE ~ ~
BLAcKIsaaa5s7]z@7s per dozen. I
IRoN-Kentucky, SC; Tennessee, sc.
ROPE-ZZ(GZOC.
PITrsBgRG COAL 80 cts. ST.. BERNARD,
20 cts. delivered.
CLOVER SEED-s5 20 to copper bushel.
MILLET SEED-Slq75 -e..-r-ar rr-
HUSGARIAN SEED-S2 90. y. = 81 @H
TIMOTHY SEEDS IS to 81 90.
RED Top OR HERBS GRAsS-sl 80.
ORCHARD GEASS-S2 25. -- -..-
TRACEs-Sll 80 TO Is 90 per. doZ.
C0LLAR+Sl0 to q per. doz.
HAMEs-s5 to II per doZ.
AXES-Si2 TO Is. per. doZ.
The following are the prices paid here at
this date for country produce. 80 q
BACoS-Buying, &c.
LARD-Sc.
TALIOw-1c. . -.s.-. 81. rrF.UE. ..... --
DRIED APPLRS-5c per h. s.-.... ed az
USPEALED PEACHEs-5c.- ~
PEALEp 121z to l5c. s..
PEA NUTs-sl 0O9 per bushel.
GINSENG-S0 to SIC rr.-a Zoo
BERSwAX-25c.
SM : n BRASsNsI So to g 90. Il IA
PEAs-75c to 81 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-25

WE copy the following from the
Union and American Of the 23rd, con-
corning our former fellow townsman
Hop johnson, Esq, but sincerely hope
the report may prove incorrect:
Hop johnson, formerly of the local
staff of the Union and American, and
recently one of the city editors of the
Memphis Appeal, we regret to hear, is
down with the yellow fever, He has
stood feariessly ct bis post during the
ssourge, and as faithful ehrenieler
OF passing events, never fiinched from
duty until Frustrated by the terrible
disease now prevailing in that city.
We hope to hear of his speedy recov-
cry.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-25

A BEAUTIFUL GIFT.-The ministers
of GAINESVILLE District for the last con
ference year. presbted Rex.A. Mizell
with beautiful gold headed cane at
Conference. The spirit that prompted
the bestowal of this testimonial Of
their affection for their brother far
outweighs the value and beauty of the
gift.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-25

REV. WIN. NJ. GREEN, son of Rev.
A. l.. p. Green, is the station preach
er at the NJ. E. church, in this city,
this conference year. Persons acquaint-
ed with him say he is a good preach
er and discharges all his pastoral du-
ties with fidelity. His wife is repre-
scented as an excellent, devoted help
mate, thereby rendering the life ofthe
minister more useful and happy. May
this be year of great prosperity to the
church. g.
We learn through a private letter
that he will occupy his pulpit here to-
morrow morning and night VISA
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-25

REwARD.-Gov. John c. Brown Of
fers three hundred dollars reward for
the apprehension and delivery of Rich
ard Hayward, cold, to the jailer or
sheriff of this county-Hayward hav-
ing murdered his wife, and being still
at large.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-25

Rev. A. w. SMITH has been sent
to New Providence Station, wherever
that may be. We understand it is
near GAINESVILLE. He has made us a
noble pastor, and his people here will
always love him and hold his memory
dear.-Colambid Herald. isa Hai
We would inform our contemporary
of the Herald that New Providence is
about two miles northwest of Clarks
vile, and contains an enterprising, in
telligent and clever population. We
are glad to know that they have such
an excellent pastor sent to them, and
hope both preacher and people may be
greatly blessed throughout this con-
ference year. - A&'~-A FL
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-25

Gov. Brown issued proclamation
on the 21st inst, revoking all commits.
sions held by persons in other States
issued prior to the 18th of December,
1S71-this revocation to take effect
from and after the LIST day of Deem
Der, 1873.