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New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

true ; yet the whole South Is unanimously dets,.
mined to deprive the freed slaves OF their rights a.
freemen. while the white men use the inorenssJ
power in Congress which those rights bestow Tb,s
new form Of slavery H., therefore, greater beneGs
to the South than the old one ever was.
II the Democrats Of the Cipher Committee snm
up the failure of their expedition in a long repor,
who do they think will read it Certainly nobody
but Democrats. and very few Of them will be abl,
to get through it, An elaborate fraud yell will be
discounted in advance. Anybody can imaViDe
with entire accuracy all there will be in it, As for
Republicans ana Independents, they have read an
they to the subject. The cipher evidence
has been given them in full already and 50 haye
the confessions Of the coparceners and the inno
cence Of Mr. lIlden. There Is nothing To be said
on tn Democratic side that anybOdy viii care 10
hear he public understands perfectly that tbs
llden agents went South Immediately after cleo
tion 10 buy up Returning Board IN either Flor.
ida, South Carolina or Louisiana, and that they
failed only because there was no bOIrd for sale
The expedition under Mr. Potter, lead started opt
90 find fraud, and tins 3, what II found.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
THf NEuS 1HIs u0GyING.


F"KFIGN-Ihe fI'"'' N'"''' "'''''" '"'
eminent Amnesty bD' "''I '"'l"- "''" ''
Hue"s proposition I'r ''l"I'''' ''.,.'. nm. ...
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Eai""o '',os , '''' ',;l..., If ,be linz
fo"" u" INV LIN , c..
ptIlH 'H'"''-'i' ''''
At''IN'aR '"', '
was indispensable. H'''S'" ''"' W. ''.' 80
Iaba; She is making ''''y7 H. eva u'''"-
h"um'ha' N'''"'' '"o nun ~ tt
DOMAIN DELEGATES N'Io P'e'on' '' '''0 ~ mus -
I,.,c 1l ,,,,oritv ranort of the Potter
,.,,, ~. ,,.,,,..I ,,arti.aD in tone. and
No'",'''''' In .,,,,, -, d. co,,,,ter rcnort
'he hvPu",,' '"' ... ,....',,..l -, y.,o tbe
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!al' s''' o,i.. ,...,'I...,s t,r G,rcrpor
ulu"'' VI C.1i.,I. and Do,.,cr, t,c
u' ''''''7' y,a..,i,,., orl tho Nom.
IohN' ''"' 1'.,''' , va 'la', " ,I..t.r,n
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'''N"'' 3,,'.tI',,.,. sr.,,, - ,,,n,i.
hl''i' o.' 5t.a.a l.,t.r ,v,. r.c.,,,ed
.,,,-.l.,t C,r,..n saving that he withdrew
I 49,, oo,.t..t for ms seat, thc Senate PASSED
A., pension hin. and had a nirht. session on IN,
=. civil L,u -- In tbe Uouse. the
,,.n ;..,., ,-os d.fo,+cj b,. vote o-
DI"1',.'- , @.3I...,r t,.o 1o,r.. tIe otbc,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
TILE rrNENENEHorNE cArsADE.

Last nights meeting at the Cooper Union
was most encouraging demonstration Of the
vipor of the new movement for sanitary re-
form. The presence of the Mayor as prcsid-
ing officer gave it high official sanction; the
citizens composing the mann gathering, as well
os the honorary audience of the platform, were
men of hilh character and great Influence IN
All municlpal affairs the tone of the speeches
WAS energetic and ncompromiNing, and the
oppontmcnt of a committee to carry on the
work showed that the movement Is not to end
III speeches. The community seems really
aroused upon the subject, ,as indccdit may wellb
When our clorgymen last Sunday made a
combined attack upon these peSt-hou>es, they
struck at last at the tap-root OF the mon
strous out growth OF vice in Newly ok, as III
every other great city. They have been fighting
Satan faithfully long time by warning
AGAINST the doctrinal unbClicf, the care
lcssncss. the love of the world Of their
thousands of hearers but the devil takes
other shapes than these to drag down the
tens of thousands who never hear them.
Physical corruption is the shortest road to
hell. Filth, foul air, slecping-rooms crowded
with men, women and children, and all
from these causes, are degrading the moral
turc of millions to-day, while the teachings
Of refined skcpucs touch but few. Facts, In
q problcm ol this kind, outweigh all arSu-
mcut.. Ii is difficult to trace the effects of this
kind of living IN these tcncment-h0uSes upon
,bc morals of the lower classes in New York,
simply because we are too close at hand to 1t.
We see the matter IN details which we cannot
mass. The history of the same causes else
where is a surcr means of Judging.
I'm London, before the recent efforts to sub
stItute decent dwellings tor the lodging
"houscs.n the condition Of the poor was par
ollrlcd only 10y those of NcW-Iork tenement
bousr,. Thirty thousand lawlc>~ homeless chll-
dren roamcd the streets, "A prey to vcrmin and to
disease. These, with the vast proportionate
number of adults Of both sexes, conercSatcd
at night into cellars and contracted dcns,
the walls of which dropped with the dank,
putrrhcd matter from uncovered sewers, heaps
of rottng vegetables and iOullcr abomlna-
lions. "The vcrmin on the iloor could be
".,tthcrcd by haudruls; there were no at
"tempt, at beds, they lay IN gangs like pS-
Gin "A sty,n states Lord Ashley, one of the
investigating committee. " hat was the result
Dr. Adds in his report says! "Thc children are
." peculiar race, dimnutlyc, pale. slchlyj they
offer ready food for any epidemic which
appcars.n The official report of crime for
the same year in London saysi Seven
"tenths of the crime pcrpetrated not only in
London, but the smaller English towns.
sis concocted by the society which meets in
" these lodging-h0uses."
Public attention few years ago was called
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

man among the 500, 600 inhabitants OF fhiia-
| " deInbia who would not throw this infamous
slander from him." Randall was a bitter
partisan but the man who charged nm WIN
want of personal integrity " must be mar
All this Is credtablc to the Repuollcah
members as well as to the party. Inc mem
bers show a sense of justice III bearing VII
ness to Mr. Randall's honesty. But now Is 1t
with Mr.. Randall himself, and with those
whom he has carefully selected "a chairmen
of tbe different committees of the House !
What has been Their treatment OF pOltlcal
opponents9
Perhaps it is unnecessary to recapitulatc NJ
much length the course OF Mr. klndaiI anu
his friends during the last few years. Inc
country remembers, perhaps, suihclehty we'll
Not to dwell upou details. how has the I0t-
ter Committee treated Secretary sherman I
How many months did the Democratic gen
tlcmen of that Committee spend III dragging
all the ccsspoOls of corruption in the worst
cities of the Continent for rcd-hcadcd Liars
10 give pcriurcd testimony against pohu-
cal opponents What word have the
Democratic gentlemen Of that Committee
ever yet uttered 10y way OF apology Tor
the Infamous ISLANDERS winch they have III
tered respecting Cabinet officer, VINO stands
untautcd, untouched even by any breath ot
suspicion TO tins day, throughout public
career of thrty-odd years Possibly it
might be well. too. to inquire what
Mr.. Randall had in mind when lie ST.
lccted such member, TO take charge of an in
vcstigation a. those who conducted the lu-
,.....,..,. p,l,sor and who
4"'! A'-''"''7 ..., =, ,l,ot r,,t-
N'"uc '"' "'J'''2 .ir''...,,. ,,i',a. c,n-
ter '''"1 '',''I i'H .u. n,,t ,o n,nst H..
vince ''' ''',''''''' ,.,,,,,,,.,- with ,o,,o
IL wv fi- ,,,o,, tho Share Of leading
u,,'', j., ,,Iic sr,nd,Is that hi, Commit
,',, ,,,t ,o,or,od d,ccrtIy nor boporablv in
.'. -, I,' ,,,,I,iic nriutino bu.Inr.,. II he
.i ,,,..,....,. H.. NAV find tb,t for
VIII ,..i,.I g., .ol.c+ o..
'r'e'"' S'',' ..' ':.,,,. '' .,,,,,,,.c. with
'""'''' ,,I,o I,,... u.od
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
GENER " NOIES.

The healthy progIess Oi life insurance even
in these duI Times is shown very strknsy y the nhe-
terntu annual statement OF the Equitable Lie Insurance
Company this city, which published IN oiheE couin
thus morning This vigorous company assumed he"
risks IN 1875 amounting to S2l 900 900. It's sS'e"
show a gam OF $2,OOO.OOO; It's surplus-nOW neSW
$1,000. .0oO-has increased nearly million dollars dm.
ing the past year. and is Iue OF marketable seclp
has teen large extended THIS eNhlb lsA ssa',,.i
be- gratifying To all friends OF THIS popu!di tomPN'
The Iulus are armed with breech-loadlng
weapons OF AN Improved pattern. Thousands Oi "'W'
IN the course Of few months were landed al De.'sV'
Bay and then rapidly passed into the hands .. -
Zuus The Portuguese authorities at That port "''S'
powerful enough to stop the tralic b. dong 80 ,II
would undoubtedly have drawn down upon 'ue'D'''
the wrath OF CettWuyO. aad thc!r small d''''n"oH'
Gfty men could not defend the town. toriespou'Nss
On the subject passed between sir Baite fiee Auu '-s
Porru..ur~c Governor. which resulted 10 the ave
oui, , pledsiug himself 70 stop the itad,' I'D" -
boat N.,, accordingly dispatched 20 DeiaSoh Day W
fcct the inhabitants. There Is ll,ile d'"'' u'"''
tnt TIN Portuguese authorities who Ate "a rI:
for this traffic IN arms and spirits WIN 9'"'''' ,,
Thcy have Huppucd toe ammunition ana NeAi'"'
which English soldiers have been o.aUH
Ants know one another when th,y H'e'"
but ,lo not make anything hkc formal sA'"'' '' -,
they exchange the compliments OF the season ~ ~
Lubnock has dsproycd the sign or pa's"'I" '1''.
very lne,ulous'y II, took pubV from various U'a'
and gave to somc OF them aU,nuani' u'm 'N'" -,
urst and To- others attendants from dn'i'A A, -,
r,r .aur specir-. 80 that they were taught any N
or password the ants thu, trained would Au'" '".t
of rpeir uursc'- nest and NOT that oil th't '""' IT
when the nurse bad been taken ti"' 'D'" I,at
Then hc restored some or Them 60 thrir""u h'''
- "a, tl.,r ,ur,,'s nest OF those brought uP u!
-reud. and talcn back 20 their own uc~I' none " -
lacked but all were welcomed. O' those nio"-"' u" ,
strangers of the same species aud taken '"'A "a
avn neat thirt, seven wcrcw 'oued aal ~ '",rs
,',r.uily atttcked or those htou-hi up p, 80 tbo,s
~ a.. .niue species and put INTO the NJ |l,'k,d
STRANGERS, none we're welcomed. but ni We ,...p 20
r. inferruce 4, that ants ut the some ne ,,.,,ly
'r, ,u,,ther but NOT Dy any sign or p.'sN'," i,.u
w., nm su,. N OF some sense quite unAh'"" ~
The conductors of "The New-l OK hn'.''Is n'.<
r,,,rs.. Almanac. Henry A jackson an' Jo"l D.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

The leading Republican members of the
House vino took occasion the other day,
promptly and heartily, to testify to Mr.. Ran
dall', purity Of / gIslatiye character, set an
excellent example TO HIM and to his party,
which we apprehend may be wasted. Mr..
Hale considered it altogether night and proper
although the gentleman assailed was a very
bitter political opponent to bear testimony
tbat ms conduct had been upright and honest.
Mr.. Kelley. of Pennsylvania, was triie eiiu-
.iv. and fulsome in the zeal Of his cOInpli-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

tive sessions is diminishing rapidly. leSter
day Maine followed COnnectiCuts example oi
the dav before if the action of both Leglsla-
tures is approved nv the people, there Will DE
ONLY ten States still having annual sessions
How long are We to wait for New ioiA "
make the changer
Three Erc-senteuCes for arson, two OF "ii'"
judge Barrett imposed yesterday VIII u",
the effect of diScouragng the growing '',''
for inceudiarism among certain youth oI Vno
East Side. and OF restoring, as Judge DaIIe''
snrccstcd. q degree Of confidence 10 the III
bobitants Of tenement houses when they seek
therrcst that they will br allowed to live through
fbe night. One Of the most atrociouS te"'u'eS
Of tIis case was emphasized in the address III
which sentence WAS passed-the fact that the
LpiI1ipo to which these men set fire for n
paltrv hrihc. contained somewhere near Il
hundred men, women and chlIuieh' Mus,
of whom were Of the same race ana
religion with these wretchos. These ar
rests and convictions have evidently
st;lck fear into the whole urcudmry class
besides removing three OF It's most prominent
representatives from an active sphere OF nuhnc
duiy II Is stated that the number o. fires
and alarms IN the infested district has d'-
creased two-thrls.
The state Senate has ordered an invcstsa-
ton into the recent change IN the once OF
Agent and Warden of Auburn Prison. con-
fining itself however, 10 the question Whe'hcr
the removed WAS in violation OF law. It Is TO
he hoped that this limitation of the inquiry
will not prevent thc Committee from learn
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

to the fact that vice prevailed IN certain shire'
in England and districts Of Wales ana Scot
land to an unaccountable degree, while III
others, in which tho population was
equally Door, it was comparatively
moral. Bastardy and drunkenness pre-
vailed to n frightful degree, especially IN
Edinburgh, in central Wales, and in south
western England. The cause was found to be
the overcrowdng of the lodgng-houses in
town, and huts in the country. Where one or
two whole families of every age and sex
occupy the Same room, all sense of dccency Is
banished from the minds of children they
"know neither chastity, shame nor rcmorae,'
says Kay.
The plain fact is that vice under these con-
ditions of life becomes almost necessity
When the body is brutaIzcd the brain sinks
with it. "Poverty of blood says Fmchcr
covered vitality. morbid degeneration OF
"all the faculties, and incAoTaoIe thlI''
- for liquor, are the results IN a gen
"cTation reared among these Influences
leach and all the certain provocduvcs Of
crime" DR.. Elam points out ihe direct
effect upon the mind and consequently ON the
morals. of foul conditions Of the air OF soll
long continued. The effect Of noziou7 ain and
dampne,s on the BIe,saus has been TO make
Them dropsical and imbecllc. We do not
Give" said one Of these doomed people;
eve die
No psychologist or sane practical man, in
fact. would hold q child born AID reared In
the ar. the Glth and the companIonship OF a
iencmcut-house in New-York responsible for
the moral, any more than for the physical
disease which it would inevitably in
hcrt. Of these children there are 2H,-
600 born every year. 10000 die yearly,
and from these breeding house, not only OF
death but crime, 10000 persons annually are
sent to prison.
If these people are not responsible, who Is
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
amusements ano meernas 90 N'ahi.

Ac.nyNy or Mus1c-o p " Opera. La sonnanou'"'
SSISy,y S0n"I ruE.TpY-2 and 8 "The SorceTet' , >.
FITTU AVENUE THEATRF-2 anu 50 n; va "
paRk IHt ATRE-2 and 3 Engaged o,ae.
G .n ,n ,N,,sCo MTSs1REIs' OPERA HOUSE huu p, - :,
s1AxptRp THFATRF-1:3O and s: H. NJ: Tba Rankcr's
UNlo> sQUAkB IBEATRE-l:3o ana o. A"o
y1ITkSKs 'Ius"S' rnrArRE-1:SO and 8: spell Bound
S00IGE TnS1 co. posiie the Academy, Moaei VI
Jerusalem. ,,.a.o,s
NV Y. Ri A.IAI1UN-Day and Ivcn,nE
SrFINWAY HAII-S ?. G SNmph"h! '"u,,-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

1t was mentioned in IHE TRIBUNE a few days
ago that Me.,r~. Ford 4 Zimmerman, of the Broad
street Theatre, PhIaiclphla had voluntarily paid
TO the author and composer of " IL. NJ. : Pina!ore'
share of their profits on the representation OF that
popular work We now learn that similar act of
sice and honor ought 70 be set 20 the credit OF
Messrs. o. Ditson & Co., who recently forwarded to
Nr,,rs. Sullivan and Gilbert a draft for $780, as
their share OF the profits the sale of the piano
score and Iibretto. In the absence of an Iuterna-
nonal copyright such instances of fair dealing
onght 10 be held up for applause and imitation.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

arguments ever influenced votes In Congress
il might be believed to have had an effect upon
the result
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

The counsel for the two colored men who we're
arrested some time ago tor beng concerned IN the
sp-.alled Kemp,yiue riot in Virginia, and who
we're bani,hcd from rhc state without. tua' nave
written letter to Tie Ao1Ok Landm0rk explain
ing their action in the case, and defending
.cmselyes against supposed "aSpersionS by iHS
TRIBUNE. They seem to have wholly misUndcr-
stood the remarks made by this paper, so far As
those remarks referred to the counsel Far from
finding fault with them, our correspondent gave
them cordial praise and we have never eut -rtained
any doubt that these gentlemen did all for their
unfortunate clients that anybody could honoraby
do under the circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

d" ALCHEMY BRAND
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25
y u II Ut VI n :. = ~.
REAL ESTATE BR0K Err,
NO. WEST SEVENTH STREET,
{ Exchange Building

Exchange Building
| offer for sale the following desert bed
dwellings. situated IN Wilmington:
No. IA large. double, TWO and hskf
stohs house. with Two and u half story
back buildings, with large front, SIDE and
back yard. and all the modern improve
rnents, with handsome terraced front
No. IA fine stary brick dwelling on
eth street lear Washington, IN Odern i'm
proVements, Iargc side yard, good looa-
tior.
No ) Bfsn'irul three story brick, with
n ree.story back building, and Ohio gray
stone corners, situated on Delaware ave
me. containing Is rooms, in good order,
WIN the modem improvements.
No. A large three-story brick, with
tn zoe story back building situated at No.
1903 Delaware avenue. in complete order,
with all modern Improvements. Terms
easy and possession at once.
No. 5.-3 three story bricks on Washing
ton street. between 18th and 18th, with ali
ihe modern Improvements, with front,
| side and back yard, and beautiful portioos
in front.
No. o. two.story brio ks with two-s story
back buildings, with modern convenien :
ces, situated on LON bard street above 10th.
Terms accom- modating, new and COM
plete.
NOT -Four new w O. story brick houses
on Walnut street between nth and 18TH
Terms accommodating.
No. Slime three-story brick dwelling,
No 20! w est street. with modern impruv-
No y Iargethree-btorvb brick dwelling.
with all the modern Improvements. In
con- plete o,uer, ~, "a "n " ~ stiee'.
between lHh ana l0h, iot ny !ett ueep.
NO. 10 hrich stAo,e. on est i1lh street
near Market, In 8oed oruer, Win good
yard back
No. 1.-Lot WNn green mouse tnereons
at the northwest corner OF delaware Ave-
nue. and JEFFERSON streett'
No IL Fine three ana hal1 story DrlcK
with three-stOfy back buildings, situated
on Market street between sth ana 9tn, ana
door above Masonic Temple, win all mod
ern conveniences, also . stable on klDR
street, on tho back end OF lot. Splendid
location 'or y physician.
No. I3.-Three-story brick, No 907 Mar
ket street, lot extending through 10 snip
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

f,nFI,PhIA, WILMINGTON q
TTfMORE RAIL ROAD.
Novem Der 10, 1913.
Ms will leave Wilmington - follows
adel,nia and Intermediate stations,
10, 10 20 a. m, $50, Aoo' w.
|s'Ielphia tExpress) 500. go, am.
4. and New YORK, z37, I o., $50. q M,
f,Sore and intermediate Stations,
bmore and Pay Line, 7.0s, q. m.
6,sore ana W ashington,l IL 81, 2 10, sSS.
4 .10L5.1s. 10 20, p. m.
rs for Delaware Division, leavefor:
castle, $40, 9.l5, a. m. l.05, so, pm.
kiny,on and Intern Ell late Stations,
"A, o., $50 y. M.
bsr and Intermediate stations s.l6
! IS, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
y ieipnla and Intern edlsts stations
n. ZOO 80, =. m.
.'l.A and New York, 2.0s. a. III I,
| pa
lr and Washington, 1881. 2 10
Il ref .nrornstion passengers are
d ,ne time tables posted at the
II. F. KENNEY,
SUPERINTENDENT
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

.vx wfLHfNGToN.
LhiH 2N, 100, $40, 30,
|Philsdelpni" l2T 1889, 80, 400,
N, 1000 a., ~ ~ m, On Sundays 2.o9.
n, TO, yi a.. SO, 6 80, 40, m. ,,ao
: % a. M 90 81, 9.so,s IN, IL 80. " W.
Kew fofs ,ndays: z GOA m. W. p; 10.
n p mons snI Washington: 1921, z.io'
altimoI,es w ~ 10, SIS, 10. 20, p m.'sun-
Bga nj u i ID, 3 81, a m. .,,.,a,
rs Y n s,, o 40 p m; no sunday
"A. .,,s. 800, e15 a m;1oo' $50 p
\ no sundaay r.. si5 am; o', 8 80
b no sui sunni Northern X. X; 40 q
n Anin,g,Ioonn m; no sunday train. 40
3 m. 81" a.t.rn r. r.: 10 40 . IN D ~
h.. Oh sunni u1yR At WILMINGTON.
EAISs Akni .. n "A, s "a, o 10 ! 90 a IN )
|PhIlad,ss p,HHii 5,, 3 s., 45i, 8 H. w.
h y. II IS. ? III ~ n N m
!" M ~ IS, 10 Y, ~ p ~ 70 a ~ b7
~ Nv Ynk: %, . % 70 -, / 0s
,og2 pm, m sun'"''
b 70 y ? n' ao4, 5 40, 8 Al. NJ; II q !,
al 50, . SO p fn' oN
!, p M. tom. %, a m IL q, 1zSs,
4 sss p m; on sundays v
|m. ,.a,t. 100 a IN no ouhuAy
bins. c..,a. $50 IN; IL ~ m;
New N m; no sunday tra ,n,o m
Po'neiaware X. ~ ~ ,rs ~
M. . S ~ 9asa.y !" ;r Al 0''
L AM 80 PyesieTn X. K; 6oa IN;
N. n, on M1tfE "ni"Tos LHAvsrHrL-
p ~" ApsLrHiA; ava.
BROAD street and p W y mn : so ss %.
j. w. ~ As. ii 80 pm, on Sun
y. 10, m, ' 8 500 lb, II 80, p m.
H. ~ ~ second and Market streets;
lh u N, Il IS, 8 IS, $50, II 80 p mi
isns,n u 30. II 80 . m.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

A LEARNED clergyman in the State of
Maine was accosted in the following
manner by an illiterate preacher, who
despised education :-"Sir, you have
been to college, SUPPOSE" Yes, sir
was the reply. al am thankful rejoin-
ed the former, "that the Lord has opened
my mouth without any learning "a
similar event." replied tue clergyman,
look place III Balaam's time; but such
things are ofrare occurrence in the pres
ent day."
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

TOR RENT The licensed hotel proper
Il ~ IN Christiana Village, now odcu-
pied by John Elliott. For terms, apply
10 John NFALEY,
l0s and no Market street.
lan.E "a IN N girn Lnl
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25
NOR rem T.

No. 1908 Lombard street.
And many others tlarge and smalD.
STORE PROPERTIES.
No. III Market .trect.
No. SIS Market street.
H. W. Cor. nh a Spruce SITS. ard others.
No. II Market street
EVANS PENNINGTON,
febl2-dtf Cor. sth d Market Ste.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25
RAILROADS.

| WARE WESTERN RAILROAD
" NJ hours. On and amer req
t"i' Trans viii run as follows
~ wiit,nminston, 7.i5a. IA, 1890 a. m.
- p.Jn. 80 sssa m. l2o5 noon.
W. y. = peneroy, 8 so a m, 50 p m.
We n o" i,aye Pomeroy 1910 q. m.
vi, ~ leave Avondale, " IA noon'
Wilmington, $50 a. M, 2loP.
yla' ~ ID. CONNELL,
y" p NE superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

mon SALE.
X A store Property, with 10 acres of
land, good brick dwelling house and other
ont bindings. Price $500 A bargain.
Apply TO EVANS PEN NINGTON,
10 Eighth and Market cts.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

NOR RENT -Second-story. front room
L in Gazette building, 4l6 Market street.
Apply at this Office.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

NOR RENT.-Several Sd story rosius in
Il the Gazette building.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-04
Fire yesterday Morning

About 8 o'clock yesterday morning
the alarm of fire aroused the sleeping
inhabitants Of the city, and 1t WAS
found to be q little plank building cit
uated in the yard of Mr.. Dave King,
in Whites Addition, occupied by
Mrs. King as family grocery store.
Although the neighbors made heroic
efforts, and the Fire Department was
out promptly, il was impossible tc
check the flames till the building and
contents were entirely consumed
The dwelling was thought to be in
danger, but was saved from injury.
There is no way of accounting for the
FIRE, except that it was the work Of an
incendiary. Mrs. King estimates bel
lose, building and contents, at about
$3.50, on which ahe held an insurance
policy of 900. Mrs. King is an In
dustrious. business lady, the los
falls heavily on her, ana she Las the
sympathies of all. She desires us
to return her sinscere thanks to al
friends and firemen who rendered as
sistance.