davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
ToWNsgyD REPLIES 70 APGAR

TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: When | arrived in Albany on Tuesday
last as delegate TO the Democratic State Convention,
learned that certain gentlemen, in what they subse-
guently called the interest OF form intending TO
run the convention through the medium Of the State
Central Committee and, supposed, in the same in
erest had determined hold themselves In position
Card,ss OF the popular WILL and to force such ticket
upon he party they chose by besmearng those can
didates opposed to them. Mr. Edgar h. Apgar, am in
formed was the leader OF these reformer had never
seen the gentleman. but, through the medium Of my
client Mr. Tweed. had become somewhat conyersant
with his anteoedents aud had seen letter written To
Mr. Tweed by that gentleman. and cneCk from Mr..
Tweed to him. which induced me to believe
that Mr Apgar's reformation was of COM
p,ratiyely recent date. Imbued with an i'm
preston that convention should be Informed OF what
nature the man was. who wished To diye.t them or
the lower OF independent action Immediately sent to
Mr. Tweed for Jhe L. Ter had seen, ana on Tue 1OlOHz
dan II arrived In Albany. IL my intention To nave
read tnH letter the convention as sO0n as my adnls
sion As a delegate gave me the power; ano certainly
should have nad not the action or the convention
I'm driving hun from IT. presence created
for aim my sympathy. Az later stage OF tle proceed
ings 1 introduced TO Mr. George Mciee lie
stated that hc had been informed that han
letter Mr.. Apgar TO Mr. Tweed III my pOSs,ssi9h
and after had me what considered abundanuy
for doing SO, L. AT MS request pioeu lhe
letter bis hands u he read before The conVen1h On
the last day convention. Mr. John keIy SAID 10 me
that he nad learned trt letter from Mr. Apgr To MI
Tweed was In the hauds of some delegate, ana asGed
whether | knew anything about II. related % nun
wnat have above act FORTH and At his urgent request
then procured from mr. Mcee the return VI tne Ieter
| write this order that Mr. ApEar may Understand
that n was only through Mr. krys Interference IN his
behalf that the delegates To tho convention were no'
called upon decide nOw much " cheek TO use au eA
nrrssiys term It must require IN man u call upon
roparatiye stranger for money TO pay his BOARD and
TAILOR bills Respectfully, JOHN d. iOWhshsD.
k..eL ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

day night and returned to the wreck again yesterday.
with sucton-Dipe and additional material Tor the Coast
Wreekmg Company. The Wrccking ComOanys steabirI
the steamship City of Havana. aud after
Cischarging the machinery anu other materal
when she brought with proceeded To tue wreck
the hIassac husetJs. She has nvc extra pumps gu
board. capable OF dscharglng 10000 gallons nlhusc,
the capacity for out the vessel 10 ioooO ga
Ions "A minute No nformston was receiver llo,n ,ne
wreck az the Coast Wreokug COmpanys Office, but IL
WIS thought that a. Captain Merritt had sent Tor ad-
uonal facilities for floating on the vessel the prospects
were favorable
Tne companion Rhode Island made her regular
trip tO Providence with unusually large cargo VI
IRE ghf but with passengers, tine company having
discontinued carrying passengers by this route Tor the
reason that the propeller Theiis, which has been cha
tered 10 run the place OF te Massachusetts, Las no
accommodations for passenger travel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
INCREASING THE COAL PRODUCTION.

With the resumption of work at the Pittston
cOeres weekly output Of anthracite coal Increased
about 10000 The total production If the mines are
keptin operation at present will be over $4,000 tons
week or the OF yearly output OF %. 10000
tons There has been very little demand here for coal
during the past week, and prices weak with sales
below schedule rates recently adopted by
the Lehigh and Wikcsbarre Company.
At tho Office OF the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company dispatches were received from scran
ton stating that the had voted not to go to work
IL was believed however by the officers OF the company
that large number OF those who would be glad TO re-
turn work did not attend the meeting at HYDE Park
last week through fear OF personal or other injury
they should vote for resumption OF operations III Is stu
believed by them that Al honest vote OF the miners
the scranton region could be obtained large majority
would found be in favor OF csumng at once;
and that tile masses kept under control 10y Il"
political leaders who have not yet been able 10 sell out 10
either parry.
At the Office OF the Pennsylvania Company II wa posi-
lively stated Yesterday that their miners had gone 10
work upon exactly she terms watch were IN force
when the strike begun. No con essiODs OF any knd
had made by the company and the men were plainly
told that better wages could BE- paid uai tue price vi
coal had advanced
TIE miners OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pauy week to at the terms OIL
fered them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
i:eady this jIoFnIig.
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE

Containing editorials poetry. serial story letters
other correspondence hlmors Of the day all the
important foreign news Anon.
this
THIERs's MANIFEsro-Iast words OF the grea. psir...
The document lesson French polcs
STRIKES FOR YEARS TO CoAE-Root OF the evil in The
regonsIdleness necessary for onehri OF tie year.
THE OCTOBER CYCLONE-An excursion tram wrecked
killing persons and woundng 40-Danage TO the Patsn.
ofce-A sound steamer wrecked.
Remarkable Romance: Nobility in Defeat The Library
OF Congress Mr. Meiggs and bis Mines The Battle OF
mantown Tweeds Disclosures Science FOR People The
Albany Personals Religious Political Dramatic
General Notes Pond Of IAies Pear Blight
SxunkoOgy The Horses Back Glraalnss from FlIn
Journals ali the Market Reports. etc.
single copies SEM free APPLICATION.
Price wrappers ready for mailing. eve per copy
copy 81 i've eoDies sl2 30 copies
extra $40 Postage all fres W the subscriber
A6dress TIL. TRIBUNE NoS.yorx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
ijoliiirai Notices.

The Republicans and NIL others Of The CITY Of New
approve " tuc Authorization OF prcscnt Hayes
eors 90 promote the permanent uion and harmony q
country, AMI O. Restore branch Of The Nyl
service 10 its early efficiency pur:fv,
thqt the acuOn OF the late lsepuDlcan COnyen-
tion has placed tho Republican party and the pco-
pie OF ths state IN a position toesrh The Prcsi.
dot his Administration at ta>e and m uitous
glesed at The Cooper IEsutute tho city O
YorE he 9th aay Of OctO Instant, az O'Clock
Ion Inc purpose dee their undated fsfh
deace tne inegruy. atthiy and PAIR otism Of ires
if.ut Hayes, " the
nee OF aud purposes OF his Admins ration,
aud belief and iOy taat she oOuAtry bcganng
~ 4, ige viii fuy reap the dressings domestic
cute. aud happy concord and between all she in
love o the Union ann he COasItat
A. n0w established are sure o. produce and AT The BE-
it, Of confidence abundant labor depart
mont aad commerce, u
nrnt lospey which shall bring plenty haplt al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Cox knows two things. He knows that
he viii uUt elected Speaker, and he knows that Ran
dali will not elected Speaker lhie u good deal Tor
one small man to know Philadelphia Times tIndI
II the Republican party of the State OF New
VOL mad not allowed be controlled by Mr. eena
tor Conkng in th- last Rochester convention, II cOulh
80 hasteI the Democracy b. a majority in the
Novembsr cleo IONS Philadelphia Press (kepD
The Republicans Of New York are repre-
santd neither hv the Administration nor by the Union
a.os Ciub they have represented by the cOnVel
ton and the work the convention must 20 on 20 de
sot winch vas perhaps inevitable but wnich II IL not
t,ibpe IN MAKE ANY more overwhelming than was
ascessarv-lsT Louis Globe Democrat tRep.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
FAITH IN HENDRICKS.
Indianapolis Letter % the G'nrig,9,,a,n CON"

TadlqanpoIs Lettcr y Ihs tirfa nnH tD""''IoIIi
Tie friends of tine Hon. Thomas A. Hen
drick are eatrd vita his prospects Tor the IF'Si'cno'
In 1880. -. 80, A.. -, . ~, "a, ,,ost cop nd eut
a, M admirers cOuut upon his nOninduDu me-
y, a. many Ain between this and three yea hence
- undoub,edy,' was the reply, " Tom HrhdIioAs
,ynuld lac nominated by acclamauOn II Tue cOh'entl
oud he held Tomorrow, bus taere nOthh! Oh eutu
to ,revent ms success Ia the fulness OF uho IhcIe
- he a struggle but marx tAis: whenever "e",
Yogk acts about nominating man II may DC uopenueu
upon 800. 4. ,,a,,,o. " T ,ho,rvca
V.rv true but tnat was because the oahhiuAte wa
M, Western man. Hendricks viii nave tie piesRe vi
Lot - ,ome Indiana will for him -oilo. anu
ORR has already accepted nm As Inc coming FreS
oent."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
RANDALL SAFE FOR SUBSIDY

We know that Senator Lamar, If he was a
,.r ~ rho IDwer HOuse, would support mf X ana iI
, Z .,ger Tor me has SAID in many words me
stb can afford to this assurance for tners Is no
80 the Souta who Will dare to assert that MI Lamar
- "a ~ southern interests Wbe IN the House ne
bajr,uan of the Pacific RAILWAYS, ana nc says MI
c m rnnd il DO could give II % nin, receive ms sup
,,ri II is time the organs that are attempting 20
~ re Mr. Randall ia this section ca eve sonr Proof
liy - hin, or for tuem haul IN Gner norns. W nave
49,, oe word % Bay against the otder Candidates 10. we
-, trrship For al We EAOw, any one OF tLch "Ouu
o. an orceplabe AMI tpaJe speaker But we nave
tr'd Nj Randall and 80 know that we can trust MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

A GOoD REPORT-The report of the Super
ntendents OF Insurance for the OF York. Mass
aehusetts Wisconsin. Maryland ana Illinois as to the
condition Of the bus OF the Northwestern Mutual
Insurance Company of Milwaukee, is pleasant reading
for all those interested the affairs OF that company,
"a well as to all friends OF life insurance The assets
of the company now amount to $ls,4Os,523 90, with
a net surplus OF So sS7 2s5 62. We invite attention
TO this report published In another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
MR.. GILMORE,s BENEFIT

Mr.. p. 5. Gilmore will have a fit q his
garden on Thursday evening, when a Programme
unusual len and varied attracveness viii be offered
There will be only his military band but those
Of DiGwOrth. Orafua ana Downing besides string or
chestra and there will be- too number Of solosts, in
Guiding Miss ThuIaby Nine Carreno-4uret signors Brig
noli and TegaFittra AMI Mr. Arbuokle, with chorus
o. three hundred and Nifty voices Mr. Gilmore has been
working hard all Summer and has improved tho playing
Of his baud in q marked degree This fact, combined
with the attractions Of bill and tue fact that he will
be heard here for some time, should bring to-
gether large house on the night OF his benefit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
IrrrLF FAILS CHEEsE AND BUTTER MARKET.

AIRANY y. Oct. 8.-There was considerable activiiy
the Falls Cheese Market 10 day. TAX into
The demand to- good Cheese
purtaou continued large, causing conuued good prices
nihoty factories were rcpresenteaud over DE- boxes
offered Factories selling OF suck very close, owing
price sales made M ~ lSAsc. 4 n The
l2a.a l3c an Improvements the
dy year. several hunared Farm DAIRY Cheese
sold mostly tO the latter figure Butter
nrIi at 1O4x4e good bringing from 22423c. The
Ma. ami.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
NEW-YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The arrangements for the sale of boxes and
seats for the New-YOrk Philharmonic concerts Of the
coming season somewhat different from usual sub
scrbers Of last Winter wishing to retain their seats can
secure them bOxOce OF the Academy during the
week beginning Monday October %. The general sale
TO other persons Will begin ~ the Academy Monday,
the 29h the proscenum boxes will be disposed Of on
and after date between 10 and l. and and o. at
the same place The other boxes will be sold to ticket
holders at any time the rate OF 81 for concert and
81 tor a rehearsal The price of tickets will be
the same for ThOmas's symphony series. namely 81
for the six aud 81 for the rehearsals, re
served included The first concert will take place
NOV "a and the first rehearsal the dav before Under
Mr. ThOmass direction the society Is Key to enter upon
new career usefulness and success and commend
It's efforts to the benevolent attention OF the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
TIE GREAT DEMOCRATIC WANT.

Tho revelation of Democratic methods at
I'm slecfion reminds an Odd citizen OF brief but
,inr..g colloauy in a cersan newspaper ONCE years
POI IN p entered the editorial room wlth the ex-
They say Daniel Webster Is coming over 10
he Democratic party. We don't want nm we want
1870 n,eri Samuel K, who cnanced 10 Dc present
~ nee resnopded: an br III you dOnt; you Wshi
~, more than any party ever heard or Inc wait
seems 10 have been but partially supphed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

~ IN less than six guilds day. when tho
=" ,,.rchcd them inside the prison and locked
r HaSooT Thus Capital tnumphed' and Labor was
@s and the revolt S1 '1H' Ssd
press "e'e t,rger they would have been obliged e.
lS sm :. " problem"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
PASSkNGERS AKRlgED.

FROM BRISTOL. ENG.-Tn steamship SOI1eTset-Ars r.
NJ. scott, n. Norman, Miss Minnie NJ r1man Miss
Lon hess Mrs VIM. MacSaY, Miss Charlotte
Mackay Mss Helen Mac az Miss Eith Mackay. Master
Robert Mackar Master George Mackly Master Francis
Mackay susie Mackly, Mis- Alice Newton, MISS Sara
Stafford Elton, Miss q. Elton. Williams Bryant.
Solomon Gales, A. q. Fay, A. T.. Blacker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
LossEs RY ME PrrrsRURG RIOrERs.

PTTsBURG, Penn, Oct. Sat meeting of
the merchants suffered losses by the late riots at
Pttshurg to-day 1t resolved that. az cooperation
among the having claims prosecute will best at
tain that end. committee OF three should be appointed
with power TO employ counsel to represent all parties
having at PtsOurG the expenses incurred to be
divided among the claimants. in proportion 10 the
amounts involved The committee was appointed ae-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct o. a. ma continuous fall OF
arpressure yesterday preceded the rain Of last night
The temperature of noon kept up with little variauon
till mi might. -, -.
For this city and vicinity, rainy weather may be e4
peced to continue least through the earlier hours OF
the day clearing sky, vita colder winds, VIII proDa
bly, characterize tonight and Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
The STRIKE OF THE MINERS.
VIOLENCE STILL REsoRTED To.

TREsTLR-wORK BURNED on THE HAwLEY AND ERIE
RAILROAD TO PREVENT WORK
PuTsToN. Penn. Oct. S.-This morning the en-
ployes of the Pennsylvania Coal Company resumed
work, but the car-runners on the heavy gravity
track were prevented from shipping coal over the
Hawley and Erie Road to NewYork, by the
results of an act of incendiarism on the
Springbrook trestle-work, said to have oc-
CURED at about o'clock this morning Thus far
during the troubles the company has made no re-
QUESTION upon the military stationed in this county
for protection from striking agitators The men IN
the employ of the company are exasperated at this
second attempt of the strikers at this same point
and by the same means TO deprive them OF work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

NORFOLK Oct s-Cotfon firm Midfling. II hc net re-
Og6 bales coastwse. 500 bales SAFES So
bales stock, 3,499 bales.
pan ADPtPHIA Oct s-cotton firm: Ndding. 1is.c.;
Low sddunc OTdnafy. sOtfsc; receipts,
bales gros. sales 3Sj bales spinners, 32t
baes stock. 1913 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
THE WRECK OF THE MASSACHUSETTS.

President Babcock telegmDhed yesterday
from Rocky Point Long Island that the prospects OF
floating tho Providence and Ssonlngton Line steamer
Massachusetts, good. and he nopsd TO have The YES
sci On tho dry dock At New-i0rk today ooVorh eA
perta no gayer doubt whether this can bo dono n 80
short a time The tug Cyolops came TO Hew-fosx sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, warm sout
eastsrlv yrern TO colder westerly winds, ram are
fuli~ wed 10y clearing weather, and failing, followed
rising barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA y Y. Oct S-The Cheese market higher and
active OfGU offered. o went COMMISSION the
ba ance selling l2aaI &c per To- the extremes l39
leading factories average, 10 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
IAN IMPUDENy THIEF"
| To the Editor OF The tribune.

SIR: In the name of morality and of religion
thousand thanks FOR the sermon entitled IAN lmpudent
Thief" among tolay's editorials. This IL By no means
the first time that lave been mDeled 10 say hearty
Amen 10 Ike utteranccs in your Columns CLERIC
Fairfeid Conn, oct. =, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

Preaching sustained by practice IL useless This 10
well understood by Co. The leading cothsrs They
,uinu exactly the pledges Of their advertisements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

g. at Kinderhook. y Y. Dy the Rev
r. A. Collier Peter PruyB, II. d. to Nary b, daughter
Of tie Hon. VIM. Il TObsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

Po,t-Oaice foreign Tor the week ending
SATURDAY October 1877. will close this Office on
IL ESDAY at a. M. for Europe. BY steamship Mecolsn
via Queenstown; "WEDNESDAY at IL. for Europe, Oy
correspondence lyr-
France forwarded by this must be specially al
dressed; and q A. Fra direct Dy steamship
Amerque. Hayro On TIL ksDAf al u m tor EUROPE;
POmmeTa uia. Plymouth. CherDSutE and
Hamburg SATU hDAN. a. Tor Europe. Dy 81 anu
erfnanic Correspondent Tor Germany,
and North Of ireland 10 be forwarded oy tnl3
steamer be specially cdGresssdli and az a. m or
North OF Ireland Dy steamship FictOfia va
Movie sna Glasgow and ll3J A m. Tor Europe By
se.mslp Moso via southampton and Bremen The steam
Algeria and (ssrmdnic do DOT lake mails
Denmark sweaen ana NORWAY The mails oi KINGSTON.
Ia leave York October Is The mails for tao West IN
Bermuda ThOmsa leave Ncw-l GFk Oc"orr
malls China and Japan leave san FRANCISCO
October 3D. l. l. IA Me- fOsI-AsIsI
Sew-Y0rs, October 8. 1871
The interruption cansed D. the storm 70 travel on tne
Ke exists. The hrOlsh car ron
Philadelphia Orleans resumed It's ttps YESTERDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
MiRRIED.

Specie Payment Resumed. The best fne-cut for sale
IVA IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
NIgaL

variations this city 1y sas OF
diyons Of time Tor the q n0a'
miinsht The represents the oscillations
of tue mercury during those a0ur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

-"
Moan Davis,
VIM. Cnlion Bryant.
Edwin ID. Morgan,
W liam n. Lee,
TaeO. hDos ryclf,
" Imam l.. Dodge.
John J y,
4 gsd'ka. winston,
Jessa Scligman.
n. l.. Kennedy,
RicharI Butler.
Charles WatrOnA.
Oeorge &. MagJun.
Charles Lanlor,
Josiah ~. fisso.
b. q. Arnold
Charles IL Russell,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

Al Notices Of Marriages mast be indorssf WiA fiH
same aud address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
5petial Aollces.

5perial AOlices.
wnhHhY TKisrNE should 10 handed 10 before ?. M to-
Bangs & Co.,
$50 BROADWAY.
VIII sell at auction
TUESDAY. OCr9 o,
at p.
PRIVATE LIBRARY,
Containing many VALUABLE BOOKS relating to the LATE
REBELLION.
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 10
and following days at pm
4 CHOICE COLLECTION OF BOOKS
in various
DEPARTMENTS OF LITERATURE,
chiefly from
TWO PRIVATE COLLECTIONS.
and including BOOKS relating to AMERICA HISTORY and
BIOGRAPHY, VOYAGES. oErRY &c.
Briskly Brush your teeth night and morning with aro
ise at tn @ "a %htess wien i .,
your deciying teeth
Nervous Exhaustion A medical essay compus ng series
York on cause Decline showing
dspa.sD how Lost heal may be rsSsns 1Ssr1sS Se
nervous physical debility ing tes result Of 20 years eT
KAHN Office resicence, 81 T. lOthst.N Y
Notice.
JOSEPH FRANKIsH.
late Manager the Associate Offices under the name of
JOHN MCKILLOP CO.,
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. PITTSBURG, an
WHEELING,
On the arst OF September last vas
CUT OFF
BIZ us from all relations with any ocss
throughout The
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
At the same time Of Information estab
shed throughout which had contracted TO-
but failed 10 report.
In he has sought in 10 obtain In
formation from correspondents and associates.
Failing this postal cards add circuars-dHa
tiss,N Of misrepresentation.
The DAMAGING AFFIDAYIT3 va said FRANRIsH,
made in PHILADELPHIA, enough 10 sat sly all parties
that our action Kidding ourselves Of this fully
justified.
our information IN those distrts rI be complete thar
MKH.LOP & SPRAGUE co.
New-York Oct. 6. 1877.
Pure Milk,
From AIDERNEY COWS, delivered daily in sealed vessels
Circulars free HEALTH FOOD COMPANY, u ithaye.
Post- dee mails Tor the week ending
October Is. ls1I Will close once On
II ESDAY o. M. for Europe By steamship N1cousn,
via Queenstown; WEDNESDAY. at A. H. for EnTope, Oy
steamship Algeria via Queenstown correspondence yr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

A NETWORK ENGINEER OFFERS TO BRING IT HERE
FOR 500 O00-WnY HOME INDUSTRY SHOULD
r. PArRONIZED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
Pure Milk

Pure MIX,
From ALDERNEY COWS delivered daily in sealed vessels
Circulars FREE. HEALTH FOOD COMPANY, u tth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

Advertisements intended for the next issue Of tn
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should DO handed 10 before p M e
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1877-08-09
Personal,

Judge Trigg is in Nashville.
Capt. w. p. Chamberlain left last
night on trip to Cincinnati.
Mrs. ID. B. Ross arrived home last
night from visit to Tracy City.
Maj r. Thornburgh, of New Market,
was in the city and made US call yes
terday.
Charley Williams, of the Bristol
Depot, is in the city, visiting his
many friends here.
Mr.. A. G. Robson, a prominent
merchant of Athens, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Messrs. John L. Hudiburg and I.
E. Barry went over yesterday to
Doyle's Springs for few days.
Messrs. J. w. Griffith and Thomas
King, of Meigs county, arrived in the
city last night and are stopping at the
Central House.
Our young friend Henry J. Brad
ford, with Whitfield, Powers & Co.,
New York, came up yesterday even
ing from Athens, and stopped over.
He is on his way East.
Mr.. S. Ell. Johnson, delivery clerk in
the postoffice, has obtained furlough
of few weeks, which he will spend
at Doyle's Springs in Sewer county,
with the hope of recuperating his
health.
Nathan Stern, the veteran cloth Ter,
left last night for business trip East.
Rumor has it that his business this trip
will not be confined altogether to the
purchase of clothing, etc., and that he
will bring back Mrs. Stern.