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The PoPE's FAITH.-In replying to an adj
dress presented to him on Saturday, the Pope
said that reconciliation with the Italian gov
eminent was impossible. God would punish
the invaders OF his dOmini0ns. Catholics were
ever unshakable in their faith, and he had the
utmost confidence i'm the ultimate triumph OF
the church,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

The NEW KING of SWeden h NJ. ,;,-.,
formally crowned, as the maiorftv NJ sha S ~ 4e
isn Parliament have declared on,os;,;.r y,
Hthe vain and theatrical shovY rf~on W
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CHILDREN BuRNKD 10 DEATa-rwo .b;,.
dren Of James Wilson we're buried to death yes-
teIasy m9tnng, In Newark, n. J., by their
tended In kitchen. ie iei' uhat-
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SPAIN is working a way through her troubles.
The extreme radicals were defeated i'm the
Cortes on Saturday, and although federal re-
public has been proclaimed at Barcelona. mo
disturbance hes been caused. The Carlists Arc
said to be getting dishearfeoed ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

ONE OF THE MosT DARING RoBBEEIEs ON
REcoRD.-A short time after the opening OF the
Tradesmen's national bank yesterday, two we'll
dressed men entered and took seats in the pri-
vate Office. As the president, who was the only
person in the room at the time, thought they
were friends Of the cashier, who had not vet ar
rived, he paid but little attention to them. Hay-
ing business i'm another department, the Presi-
dent turned aside for an instant, when the
thieves, for such they proved to be, took the
opportunity to abstract from drawer two hun
dred shares of Lake Shore railway stock, val
ued at about so 900, with which they quietly
escaped. The numbers Of the shares are rs 52s
and 1851 and the public are cautioned against
Negotiating them.-N. ]. Star, stk.
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EpMuND YATES, who Is about 10 return m
Engiand, was given farewell banquet by the
Lot l1tos club; IN New iork, ON Saturday night
sided. - s~o, Pie-
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WHO Cor fHE eMoNEy?-The New Orleans
Pieayune says that four hundred thousand dol.
lars were sent on from Salt Lake CITY to the
Not Mormon seen0 washington, just before the
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, TIE Ex-kING OF SPAIN arrived q. ,r,.;.
Se ssm and was welcomed with great entau.
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TRANwAv between Lisbon and Ciutra 3,
, rottvSeat WIN be opened to public travel in
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STOKES APrEAL.-The case OF Edward S.
Stokes, plaintiff i'm error against the people,
being an appeal from the Judgment of the
court OF oyer and Terminer, was on the calan-
dar OF the general term of the supreme court
yesterday, but no appearance being made by
counsel, was allowed to stand over. The APP
peal will not be argued during the March term
of the cOurt.-N, T. Star Sfh
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A. STRAUSS,
A. STRAUSS,
A. STRAl6S,
- t Z z l. p e n -.

These esle bratsf Pen. increasing very rapidly
IN sale, owing 20 their unexcelled manufacture.
They are Of superior English make. and are famous
For sale scsyy<Aers.
- For Hs coarsHisscs Of thoss trko NAV Mira A.
nv AsDt ace rrin sead SGsnpis Card nr All
81 iAs Is sHmbsrs, ty mai! o. reeespt Of . essfs
IvIsON, BLAKEMAS, TAYLOR q CO., a.
IFS I3s and 40 Grand Street, Ny.
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Card.
Clergyman, while residing In so.th America,
a missionary, discovered q safe Aud simple remedy
for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay !,
Disease # Tire Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole frais Of disorders brought BY baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the a1icted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, TO any one who needs it, Free q Caarss.
Address, JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station d, Bible House,
mar77-N New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

CARpINAL CULLEN of England has IL a,ed /.
pJ,'orsi letter, denouncing the Irish University
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oEGANlLiNG fOR STRIKE.
Nkw YORK, March lo.-A small number of
German Journey men shoemskers held a meet
ing yesterday for the purpose OF Increasing the
organization 10 enable the strike for higher
wages. The speakers were sanguine that the
movement would receive great Impetus when
the busy season opened, and that a successful
strike would be inaugurated. The small num-
Der At the meeting Is, however, regarded a.
failure.
DEATH OF NAVAL OFFICER.
NEw YORK, March la.-Commander Edmund
W. Henry, United States Navy, died al Pied
mont, New York, Saturday last
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON Marriage.

Harry relied for Young Men from the Effects 9,
,rr-s md abuses in early life. Manhood restored
I,rsdiments 10 marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New ard remarkable remedies. Books
ara Circulars cent free In sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South cth
sfreet Philadelphia, Penn. an Institution haviAg
high reputation for honorable conduct an1 pro-
fessiopal skill. cec< seo3m
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THEATER COMIQUE.
w eleventh street, south Pennsy ania avenue

HOST OF NEW ATTRACTIONS,
OUR SUCCESS FULLY ILLUSTRATED
NEY and RUSSELL, the celebrated Ssmiaae H Gro.
tesgue psncers -; The pleasing s,ubrette and Ac:
the distinguished male Dancer and attire de Bal
bet - Mons. ALEXANDER BLANDOWSKI First
appearance of the beautiful Change Vocalist, Miss
CLARA MOORE Great success of the world
nowned ROMELLI FAMILY the famous Gym
ton Of applause TO the charming POLLY DAILY.
the Queen Of Serio.ccmic Nocalists.n The great
Eastern JugRier and Necromancer, Mons. EMILE
GOROUXl The beautiful and dashing Hungarian
Dancers, kIRALFY SISTERS The favorte Song
Eddie. The pleasing Irish vocalist, PAT ROONEY:
the Ethiopian Mastod2n, OTTO BC RBANK; the
Comedian, X. JEAN BUCKLEY: the pleasing and
popular Comedian aud Actor, JAMES DOUGLASS;
BiandOvskis new Ballet Troupe in rwo ami SEN
sational ballots mammoth bill of excellence, iu-
PRODUCING the pathetic Home sketch of UNCLE
JEFF, and Mr.. Douglass Sensational Drama of
LOST or, Miily the F"rsaken.
Matinees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. MI
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AN Ss.eo, coo MoETGAeE.-The st. ,Josepl
ana Council Bluff railway has boen'mortsssed
20 nSsson cspioilsts for - 600 600, 70 pay On she
depot grounds, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

KILLED BY A HAYsrAcK.-Mr. Thomas r.
banden, OF Lawrenceburg, Ind, vas killed
rev days ago by . haystsck which vas blown
over upon him By the Wind. 80. y .si.t = 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

WOLVES In NIRGINIA.-The Roanoke Times
understands that there is a considerable num-
Der Of wolves in that county, and that they have
done considerable damage TO some of the farm
ers living in Big Lick and Cave Spring town
ships. A large number Of sheep and hogs have
been killed by them. The Supervisors have
agreed to pay SIS for each wolf scalp taken.
THE NEW HARBoR IN SANDWICH ISLANDS
The bay of Pearl river-which sounds yery
muck like the title of one of Mrs. Southworth's
romances-is said to be the name of the harbor
in the Sandwich islands about to be coded to the
United States for a naval and coaiing station.
1t is situated about ten miles from Honolulu II
is regarded as an excellent harbor
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FEIBaRAMs 10 TEE Star.
This Afterneens Dlspatches.
ASSOCIATED PRIss BEpoRTs.


".
TRI AxkSDks aoSoRASLs raoN A -roLIrrcAr.
LOUISVILLE, March la.-The co.vS,, y,..--,,
to-day contains the following doubie leaaed e.l-
itorial; I've have taken the trouble 70 review
carefully thecase Of ColfAx recorded in the
Congressional investigation, ard compare Il
with the elaborate defence delivered by Tie
late Wee President at South Bend last Satur-
day. The result Of our research is that h
given q suec ssful ana satisfactory ,o--.. ~
OF the entire matter It vi re6uire c'osss
~n~As sas uAh w. >. witch we have made or are
capable Of making 60 alter our opinion that ~
ms business Mr. Colfax has been very mnch
abused and wronged, aud we are reader 90 al
low this since we have never been temple.i aill
could not be induced 10 sacrifice the private
character Of any mas % partizsn Interest OF
prejudice. In doing what we believe 10 be acts
OF personal justice We desire to be free aud en-
plicft, and ungrudging, and therefore We shall
not shallow the congratulations which we have
TO offer conspicuous political adversary nv
any OF those minor dspara yements which M ight
be sanctioned by les generous criticism"
More TreWble away mp On Manitoba.
TORONTO, March M.--A SPECIAL dispatch FROM
Fort Garry, Manitoba, to the Glob,, save. .'Int-
mense excitement prevails in Winnipeg. owing
through the legislature which would have let
the Hudson Bay company and other landed
proprietors on with the payment OF the
tax Of a third. An Indignation meeting was held
and q committee appointed 20 plead al
The bar OF the house, whittier they
were followed by four hundred people.
The bin Was ultimately oyerthrown ON a techa
nicality. Un account Ct the ruling of the speak
er. he was dccoyed from his house AZ midn. z he
and administered q coat OF tar. The govern
ment has offered a reward OF al 600 Tor TIE
conviction Of the perpetrators. Fearing sur
ther breaches of the peace. a military guard
has been placed over the parliament house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

The ACoUTTTAL OF THE POoL RUN MGR
DERfR.-The latest subject of homicidal in
sanity has escaped for the time being, and will
no doubt be ultimately acquitted. The jury ,n
the Scanned ease In New York failed to agree
whether the prisoners perpetual perspiration Is
due'to too much calOric or too little insanity
and were discharged. They stood eight Tor ac-
quittal and four for conviction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL KvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were A652. 4O3.Ii.
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r. ARLY FIRING EAR.

JUST RECEIVED,
JUSc RECEIVED,
UsF RECEIVED,
FOR EARLY SPRING.
FOR EARLY SPRING,
FOR EARLY SPRING,
hffDDL INC WEIGHT
HEpDLING WEIGHT
NIrpLIAG WEIGHT
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUIT
DRESS AND BUSIN ESS SUITS,
PRESS AND BUSINESS SLITS,
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS,
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS,
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS,
At USUA AL LOW PRICkS.,
AT Usual LOW PRICES.
AT USUAL Low PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

A SUPPOSED MURDERER FROZEN TO DEArH.
The body Of q man as found iR hay-mow nj
Newton, Long Isisra ON Saturday. In a
tanning 81, and near the body plesc.s Of bread
anu stumps Of eaebage<. The man ~ SS-..s,s,sed
10 nave been the murderer Of James C;rsiam'
sa. ..ls Seck, some time ago, and it is con,
!ectored that, 20 avoid arrest he took refTee a.,
the nay NOV and Wa frozen to death
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A. STRAUSS,
A. STRAUSS,
A. S1RACSS,
ioll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
I0Rl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
l9ll PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE,
Third Door East Of uth Street.
Third Door East If lith Street
nj Third Door East Of 18th Street
SrEscERiAS
DOUBLE ELASTIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

GEN CARY II. FRY, chief pay,naster of the
military division Of the Pacific, died at San
Francisco last Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

Ea,l Sentinel says that on Friday . family of
canadians ten I'M number, moved mp and set
orange and Alexandra railroad. Sin famiIies
have recently settled in the vicinity Of CsfiefS's
and Nokesville stations, In addition to other
IN Ofange ana CuipePper, one near ORANGE
Court-house and two near Mitchell's Ssfafid,s,
ON Eriday nights train BY Orange, Alexspdria
and ManAesat railroad, two families moved 10
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Ir is REPORTED that the members of Con-
gress from New York city will distribute their
extra compensation among charitable societies.
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jon ssEy y, has betrayed capacity for
cred 70 ne fallsw: We shall erpect ~ - hui,
n &c IKE scintsilanf meteor into tie MD
re Tss o. ~ Ccmmercials Ccpernican coutroversy.
@ls busineo o. defending the S>SsScSss,s.. 80. IA
-, which cannot bat prove fssciSSsIr~' - ~
1aa vnc put bis little pot hook ITO - SoseS
~. s.e nviafhan Of the speakers ckair.-0Gis
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xn..- Russian railroads have American con-
gThe liveliest newsboy In Memphis q NOT
Rabbits in the Kentucky weeds have tbe
sZIn China wives are considered legal tender
e0Deer are 20 cheap In Maine this season ina.
the meat In retsiled in the markets Al xLrest,
four cent? per pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

RAMsDELL says twas ever thus since child
hoods hour; your fond gazelle is sure to fall ON
the buttered side, or cast shoe just when a
bright Sunday invites to buggy ride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

BRIsBASE's PNEUNATIC TUBE, now being
constructed between the Capitol and Govern
nent Printing Office, has come to grief. Near
street il is buried some ten or twelve feet be-
low ground, and the great weight upon it has
caused it to latten at the top, tina the sphere
cannot roll through it. The work has been sus-
pended for the present, but Mr.. Brisbane SAYS
the tube, no matter what the cost may be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

THE GREELEY MoSuMENr.-The President
has subscribed s1eo and Vice President Wilson
$50 toward the Greel y monument fund.
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The Caucus or THE REPUBLICAN, SENATOR'S
ON Saturday, after agreeing 10 the report Of the
special committee rsarranging the Standing
committees, decided to lay on the table a motion
TO elect . new Sergeant alarms, only two Sena-
tors voting for IT, Considerable debate was de- :
voted to determining the order Of business for
the present extra session Of the Senate, and it
was finally agreed to take up and dispose Of the
reports Of the select committees on charges
affecting Senators Caldwell and Clayton, and
the report Of the Morrill, Mel select Committee
on the evidence received from the H0use OF
Representatives affecting certain Senators In
tom. II win be rScollected that just previous
to the adjournment of Congress there was an
understanding that the Senate would ut this
extra session take up the case OF ex-senator
Patterson. his friends desiring deiiberation upon
the subject.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

RE fPOsTEp:.S DOMINGO: History,
iis Future STATISTIC, Finance, Hii;s TO EmiSrsnt.
snd .rayeiers, Mm.ral Productions. neat VOL,
fa-tr sTOCKMAH 8 son. cor 9th and st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS VISITORS to-day
were Senators Edmunds, Morton, Cameron,
Pratt, Lewis, Hitchcock, Ames, and Morrill,, of
Vermont, and Speaker Blaine. Senator West,
Representative Morey and Governor Pinchback
also called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

MAYOR HAvENEYER, of New York, has writ
ten a very cordial letter to President Grant,
congratulating him upon entering on second
term, and predicting success in the future equal
with his success in the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10

Miss CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN will appear at
Wallis Opera House this evening in her grand
inn ersonation Of Queen Catharine, one OF the
finest OF Shakspeare's ereations-in his historl-
cal play of Henry Will"
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Ex-Gov. YATES, of Illinois has been APP
pointed commissioner on part eff the govern
ment to look after the interests of the United
States in the matter of land grants, &C., TO the
Northern Pacific railroad.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-10
MRS. KIAIBALL's EXHIBITION.

Yesterday evening at the hour appoint
ed for Mrs. Kimball's exhibition, quite a
number fvisitors, parents and friends the
scholars found their way to the Bell House
school, where they were entertained by
declarations. compositions, dialogues, vo-
caland instrumental music, closing with
calisthenics. The programme was we'll
selected, and executed almost to perfection
by the scholars, and the exhibition yester-
day evening showed clearly that the train
ing of the youthful minds has been in care
full hands. - -
Senator Richards being present, he adj
dressed the scholars in a plain, common
sense speech, giving them some good ad-
vice, to which they listened with marked
attention. Mrs. Kimball has an admirable
tact lin training young hearts and minds
for usefulness in the world, and under her
management, the girls high school de-
partment of the city free schools, has
grown much in favor with our citizens,
We feel confident that not one of those
witnessing the exercises yesterday even
ing, would desire change in that depart
ment. t.s
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" Eastern Division Fair Association.
TRUSTEES SALE

NJ HEREAS, r.. II. BROWN, OF THE COUNTY
" OF Knox and State of Tennessee did on the l.,
day OF November A. D. 1872, make execute and JsI;y
er TO me- the undersigned his trust deed as the
appears OF record in the Registers office State anJ
county aforesaid, in Trust Book B. vol 4 pages III
and noted In Note Book A. page L. to secure Cowan
McCiung Co. IN promssOry and inter est tbern
on, due them from the said Brown, drawn Novsmbs,
18th, A. u; 1871 payable DAY after date and calm
Tor seven hundred 0 dollars whereon are the foJow
ing credits to- wit: January 1st 1872 500 Do March
I'd 1872 500 co. April 18th, 1872, $50 co. And whereas
the Time within which said note, together with the in
teres was to have been paid has expired by the terms
and conditions of said deed of trust; -
Now therefore. IN view of the premises and tho
erS IN me vested. will proceed to SELL in bar Of tha
equity OF redemption to the highest bidder for cash in
hand at the court house door in Knoxville Tennessee
on the 18th day OF July next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ the
following described lot, situate on CrOzier tree in
hnoxVlle tennessee, bounded and described a. fol-
lows TO- wit; Being lot No. D. purchased by Theme
T. oldham at sale made under decree of the Char
Gerry Court fronting fifty feet and running hail ono
hundred and hty feet more or less and by S9id Oil
1863. w W -''H VI august
The proceeds arising out of said sale will be anDlieJ
hrs to the payment OF the costs of the same; secondv
10 ne SATISFACTION OF said nOte amounting on date nj
SALE including interest," to five hundred and FORTY 19
dollars and eighty eight (S cents; and lasty the hal
ance, IL any will be paid to said K Brown Tmme
daeiy after the sale deed in fee simple will bs given
and also possession. w III FP ENCH e'''n'
VntEjqy. Trns.too
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yi7d6t.
Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn
No. 2,52i.


John Baxter. E. P. Bailey: p. 7 Sanford uH,:
Chamberlain and A. j. AIbers. partners da;nnn
p Ihsr under the style Of sanford ChamberaGn9 ui
Camp, y. Gossett j. NJ Thornburgb Cba;;Idn.' Z
Bradley, Adrian Terry, James jo ibPenGe " l.
ar ger ana 3 BIrgsr partners doing business uU
B. Hoxsie, Robert L. Gaut Horace Wavna urn' Ias
Boynt9n. Charles Seymour. the firm Of Hona - i,
No. sst M mixer Aiken. Spencer Mqnson. James
Gaines and Gaines Bearden. partners. deiaS S L,
Fes B0 under The f1yle Of GaineT Bro Coz Sa@ni
Thomas O'Conner and james OConner na rayne'
doGg s business under the style of Co.
W WGnds Co.; e NJ FSuche c. NJ. MeGhees;' WV
nu uh and nd GiS61s partners doing bus
u; Maxwell; VIM. Williams James c. Sturses and nj
Wm. =; Williams. partners. doing business under
the style of Williams. Sturges & Co; p. M W.T.
Iams, T. zimmerman and III. NJ. Wilson. partn,Is
aUsng 0uSn WS,S under the style of Williams dim
w. M Rel, nari n U. jackson; w. 7. Bell and
Rs ,e OF BEL d Bell C. Cullen S. I. Logan; VIM
ness under the stx1a n %f partners doing bus
nEuy; hooert yesta. James Comfort and n HaWs
nessee eScen the county OF knox and State of Ten
oL Ene county OF Jefferson and State of Tennessee
petition in the Chancery Court at Knoxyn for tb
county OF Knox and State of Tennessee praying to be
Incorporated, under the name and style of
Eastern Division Fair Association
for the purpose of holding Fairs and Exbibi,;o,s =
the Eastern Division of the State of Tennessee far I'm
eXnloltlon OF live stock, agricultural Iroducts ma
cnlnery and an other articles and things tending to
promote agriculture. mechanics art science or indus
Try to offer premiums. and generally to carry ont n
objects and purposes of the laws of the State of enne
see IN regard to the promotion OF agriculture and 10
40 generally any and all things tending to promote
the interests OF agriculture mechanics art science and
industry. and develop the resources of The country
ms therefore to notify any and all persons to an
pear Oe0re the Chancery Court at Knoxville at the
next that being also Rule Day. and show cause an
they have. why letters of incorporation should moi
issue, as prayed in the said petition or the same will
be proceeded with ex parte ~ VIII
1t ordered that this notice be Published for thirty
DAYS Ia the knoxville Chron ele This May 3lst ISL
Nid591 NJ. Ia. PATTERSON, c. AN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-10
Needed Sanitary Measure.

The Mayor of this city has, by every
means practicable, endeavored to make
Knoxville model of cleanliness, not only
as guard against cholera, but as a ster
conducive to good health generally. On
Friday the writer noticed corporation la.
borers digging ditch for the purpose OF
draining the water from the fiat near tn e
depot. This was both an excellent and nee.
essary sanitary measure. But 10! the next
day passing we discovered the wOrkmen
were non est, and the work lay in a half
completed condition. Natural curiosity
prompted us to enquire into the why's
and wherefore's of the suspension of the
good work. 1t was explained to us this
wise: Some one or two gentlemen residing
near by had threatened our street commit
tee with an injunction if the work was
not voluntarily discontinued, stating that
the reasons for SO doing were that the dry
ing of the mud etc., would create disease
in the neighborhood. That the evapora-
be unpleasant none can deny; still,
considering the heat from the sun lately,
it is certain thing that the mud would,
in two or three days be thoroughly dried.
Now, on the other hand, if the water is
left as it is, there will form on its surface a
green scum, mosquitoes will breed in
countless numbers, and there will be a
system of foul evaporation, containing all
the malaria of the mud going on contin-
uously until winter comes with her cool
ing rains. Taking this view of the mat
ter, we hope the gentlemen who interfer-
ed will Withdraw that interference and al
low that sanitary measure to go on unln-
terrupted. Yours, ANTI-MALARIA.