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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-12

Wholesale Grain and Pre0uoe Market
OHhoNIOI,E Ovy,ur !

Wholesale Grain and Produce Marke
OHhozIoLE OYYlo1.
kNoxvILLE. TRHE.. Dec. 9. 1879.
a slight advance in the Eastern market,
has impaired new life in the wheat marx at
All offerings are readily taken at quota
tons. Corn readily taken at quotations.
Oats also wanted. Old stock bacon ex-
hsusted: New lards find ready sale at quota
tons. Continued warm weather is unfa-
vorable to slaughtering. With rood
weather hogs will command &c gross.
Field seeds, Timothy So 25a3. so Der
bushel. Herd grass, 81. 10a1 rs; Blue grass.
$l.25; Orchard grass, $2.00a2.25. Glover,
Lard, new country, buying at 6sa7c
selling At u; city rendered. 8ia9c
to Sc. SIS -z
WHEAr-Active; buying at 81. 15a1. Is for
white and Lanca; ter; Fultz 81. 1Oa1. 20 per
bushel $50 -
OoRN-New 40a42c, loose, in car loads,
SoRaHuM-In better demand: Is to BIZ
selling, 40 to 42c.
PoTAroEs-Loose. scarce, 4Oa50c.
lAy-Loose, $l.l5a1.25 per 100 lb.;
}sIEI FEuIr-Apples firm. 8 to 5sc
per pound: Peaches: halves, &c. Black
berries. 74a8c.
FLouR-Nominal; country extra. buy
ing. S260a2. rs selling. So. 75a3.O0: family
buying IS OOa3. %; selling, So 50a3. rs per
sack.
FEArHEKs-Prims. 45a46c: mixed. SOC.
8uTTER-Active. medium. 15a18c good
to prime, 10sl5c.
EGds--Buying dull, 16a17c.
ward tendency.
RAes-Ootton, Haze.
8sxswAx-22c per pouna4
GIEsENa-Spring, $1.10a125
JHEEKA SNAKR-50,
WILLOW RooT-6
PINK RooT-36c.
MAY APPLE ROoT-2e. t-
HTDEs-Dry l5a16c.; green 7x9-
TALLow-6c
Flax SEKD-Psr bushel. soe.
BRAss-8c.; Copper, 1Oc. -.
WooL-Per pound. 30a4O.
APPLEs-0rsen, 75a$1. 90 per bushel.
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Clover as a Fertilizer.

There is q farmer in Massachusetts,
who is noted for the excellence OF his
corn crops, and he says his plan has
been for years to SOW clover On one
third part Of his plow-land and let
the clover grow and remain uncut
through the entire season, blowing it
under late the next season, and plant
ing corn upon it, and he says expert
ence has shown him that this, clover
with its vast amount OF roots, is fully
equal TO twenty Ave loads of manure
per acre. Then he takes another
third-part and proceeds in the same
way.
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Storing Crops.

It Is often the case that farmers
lose the rewards of their labor from
carelessness in storing their corn
crops. Corn is packed in large bulks,
when it is sure to heat and be damaged
Potatoes which should be fully dry,
are packed away wet and sobby in
damp cellars. Pumpkins, which
should be thickly covered with straw,
are left uncovered to be frozen.
Thoughtfulness and care are neces-
sary in storing crops as in making
them.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DR. VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF SALE.
DINO. a52. in the case Of WIN. Il Swami VI. u. g.
0sbnrn. G: ". Potter sad VIM. Smith. issued By
=. " Adkins. Clerk Of the Circuit court ct
Tsstsd. : will on Monday. the 9TH day Of Janu.
Ary. 1850. within legal hoars, In front Of the
court house door in the city Of Knoxville. offer
for SALE 10 the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described pisce or parcel Of land. levied
on e ths property Of c. W. Potter, and lying
and bsins in the 10th civil district Of Knox
east By ths land Of Nancy Gaibreath, on the
south By John Montgomery. on the west By
John Montgomery. and on the asrth By the
original trast Of G. W. Potter. knewn as the
lower mill property Of G. W. Potter. This the
1eth Of December. 1879.
deel9d1twst ALEX. RRRDER, sheriff.
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HHERIFF'S SALE.

DR. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF sALs
D Nc. s2q. In the ease Of s. P. Rvans, vs..
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Knoxville, Knox
Comfy. Tennessee, and to nsjireoted, will on
Monday, the Sth day Of Januay. 1850, within
legal hours, in front Of ths esurt house door in
the city Of Knoxville. ofsr fer sale to the
highest bidder FOR cash. ono vacant lot of land in
hs LIST civil district of Knox County. Tenn. and
CliAch street. raining back one hundred and fifty
feet, more or less. on Patterson street. being the
eastern part Of lot No. 10. North Range. in n ell
in East knoxville. Levied on as the property
Of Thos. Lillison.~ This Dec. 10th, 1879.
ALEX. REEDER, Sheriff.
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Atlanta Constitution, Dec. g.

Atlanta Constitution. Dec. 8.
FLouR-Superfne $500; extra. $500: farn-
lily. $7.25: extra family, sf.5e, fancy, SITS.
BAcos--Tennessee sides Dc; surar-cursd
hams 1lZc.
sides 70
LARD-Terces 80; kegs and cans loc,
WHRAT-Tennessee. choice white. 1,4sa1. 50
per bush; prime, 8l.40al45.
OATs-55c.
HAY-Timothy, s1.25aI 20; mixed, 81 z0a1,ss
CORE-White 68a70c; mixed, zoe.
MKAL-67Hc.
PEAS-none in market.
PoTAroKs-Irish Tennessee, S1.50aS2 so psr Dbl:
sweet. 40a50c per bushel.
Onions Tennessee. ss.25s3.- per barrel,
EGGs-20c.
BUTTKR-Tennessee, choice, 25c.
POULTRY-Young chickens, 12a18c; dressed
chickens, 8aac; turkeys, 10alic. per lib.
BEsswAx-20c.
FEArHERs-New Choice mixed 5Oar5s
DRIsD FRTIT-Peaches, peeled. llal3e; I'M
peeled, 5a6c.
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$500 Reward.

They cure all diseases of the stom-
ach. Bowels, Blood. Liver, Nerves,
Kidneys and Urinary Organs, and
$500 will be paid for case they will
not cure or help, or for any thing Inn
pure or injurious found in them
Hop Bttters. Test 1t. See advertise.
ment In another column. aas
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ssE. Chattanoogs Commercial Dee. o.
OoRN-In demand, 5Oia51.
WHEAT-Increased receipts, $I.soa1. IS.
MEAL-50 cents per busnel.
hEA1s--;Bulk meats, long clear sides, &c.
BACON None offered.
LARD->-In tierees, &c; cans, Be.
OATs-Per bushel, 42i cents.
HAYS per cwt.
PoTAToEs-Irish, 50a60c.; sweet, 40as0e.
FLoUR-Extra, $500; family, $3.50;
extra family, $6.75; fancy, 500.
PoULTEY-Chickens. frying, iOa16e.
Edas-Per dozen, 16a17c.
BUTTER-Per pound, 15a2oc.
GINsENe-Per pound, $1.1O.
BEEswAx-Per pound, 1oc.
HIDEs1Green, &c; sailed, 30; dry
FATHERS Live geese, 45c.
TALLow-Dull. per pound, B2e,
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Washington Special to the Cincinnati Com
mercial

Washington Special to the Cincinnati Com.
mercial
Blanks will be forwarded at once
to the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Company from the Postofice De-
psrtment asking for precise diss
tances, location Of towns along the
route, etc. The data is wanted to
enable the Department to extend
the railway mail service from Sons
erset to Chattanooga. There will
be no difficulty whatever in getting
the service extended. Two addi-
tlonal route agents will be appointed,
but these appointments will be made
from Tennessee. About 100 appli,
cations are already on file.
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Laws Hs0ok AarkAs
Reported fer the CHRONICLE By jones a Lxa
Butchers. Market Square.
Ksessslis. Dse. O.
REVIEW. -
The Hog market for the past week has
been unsettled. with an advancing ten
dency. Sheep in moderate demand. Cat
tie active.
s-@eEEC BEEF CATTLE.
Small fat cattle 3c; 6OOaSO pounds
do. 13a1ic; best &c. Old COWS and moor
steers low and plenty.
HOGS.
:. 200 pounds and upwards, 3la4e. Less
than 200 pounds Sc. Net hogs 4a4}.
SHEEP.
No. l, Haze; common, $1oOa1.2s.
vEALS.
$1.5o to $3.50, according to quality.
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St CnOLAS.

" There IS nothjng IN the aohoJe qyorzd TO
compare a05t@ 1t IN point Of literary merit.
ottractl0eae8s, or richness and a5u1edancs
2zd, 1879 ~
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THE WONDERFUL.
CP RISTMA9 HOLIDAY
~ UNTB Il H.

Tho largest and most beautiful issue Of
any magazine for girls and boys ever
published, containing more than one huns
dred pages end nineby-fvo pictures.
This December number, with its bright
new Christmas cover, contains
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-12
TUFTS HAIR DYE.
GRAY HAIR OR WHIsKHEs changed to . GLOSSY
BLACK Dy single application of ehs DYH. Ii In.
parts Natural Color. acts Inst&ntsneousy, and ID
as Harmless as spring water. Sold by Drugeixs %
sent by express on receipt of 81
oTfice 50 Murray ST., New York,


AhoXVILLEs dec. y.
Coffee has gained q little during ths
week, and fair prospects Of higher prices.
owing to the terrible storms and. damages
to cropsin Rio few days,ago.
C0Hec gamma
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Following is iIst of the com mittee

Following is iist OF the committee /:
A. W. Rose. v. F. Gossett, Andrew
Kidd, w. M. Fitzgerald, William
Goodman, e. w. Adkins, Robert Ken
nedy. III. M. Harris, Chas. e. Cham.
pion, Gideon McCampbell, Chesley
Jarnagin, Byron Burton, W. A. MUIR
ply. A. M. Clspp, Fl. l.. w. Mynatt,
yno. FL. Mynatt. John Leslie, Jno.
Conner. VIM. Neibert, Curd Cox, Nm.
McCloud, w. w. Bishop, Hardie
Brown, Leonard Heron, Nelson. Cali
laway, J. M. Swan. Ell. III. Harvey,
Il. II. Taylor, Jacob Barger, g. L.
Malonsy, J: K. Lones, D. r. samuels,
VIM. Bradley, J. r. Johnson, James
Upton, M. A. Walker, J. M. Ford, G.
M. Monday, w. w. Cruze, Peyton
Carter. Phillip Sherrod, Alex.Leek, s..
w. Kennedy, Eli Skaggs, James Ma
iors, Geo. Weaver. G. W. Bird, Hazel
Hill, Rufus Hall, Thos. McCammon,
J. e. Cruze. J. B, Derieux and r. A.
Smith. 1898
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Dry Cows.

Monthly Jersey Bulletin.
~ Is common practice among some
oairymen to give their COWS, while
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-12

Key. +. II. OssoOd, New York, seyss
- have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach azsf
Nervousness. / never had any medicine to do
me 90 much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are
az good as represented"
OIHc0 do Murray Street. New va%k
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TWELVE SHORT sTORIEs

BY ]. 7 TRowDR1DaE, WAsHrEerov
GLADDEN., J: w. DE FOREST, MAURICE
L Ia Ps03N, SARAH WINTER KELLOGG, and
SERIAL STORY BY LOUISA NJ
authors best vein; the second installmsnt
Of A40A1'
CAPITAL SERIAL FOR THE BOYS
by WILLIAM o. EToDDARD, to run some
months, "a long story, also for bow, BY
NOAH BROOKS, author. of 1.-THE Boy Emf
grants will begin .soon.)
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ATTENT1ON REPUBLICANS.


Cati fer MAeeang OF ahe Knox CONN
~ Republican, Executive Committee.
The Knox county Republican Exec
utive Committee are requested to meet
at the court house, in Knoxville, on
Saturday, the Goth day Of December,
1879, ut IL o'clock M, for organization.
q. l.. MALoNEY,
e. w. ADKINS,
J. M. FORD,
JAS. r. JOHNSON,
III. A. WALKER,
- WA MURPHY
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CAPITAL SERIAL FOR THE BOYS
JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER

contributes long poem while LUCY LAR
COM and MARY MAPEs DoDaEare. also
represented in verse. "a There is
A CHRISTMAS PLAY FOR FESTI-
Walls, by EDWARD EGGLEsToN, who has
written several taking home and school
plays for young people; an illustrated art~
paper on TuoRyALDsEN, the great Danish
sculptor, with his portrait and engravinps
OF his principal works, land an account, with
twelve pictures, Of the life and doings
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CITY HOT g.
Johnson City,
r. "a st Tenn - - g.

"
re undersigned having recently osened the
Il Hbf' l.. respectfully soieits the patronage
me former friends Of the house and the public
nerallY.
rms House is the Largest and Handso1 est
dhdlng Il upper East Tennessee, j. centr lily
ocated conVe nient to Depot Telegraph Ex-
cess ana Pos Office, and has al the conven-
dces for EStsRsu ssRa sRmforG
IN, '.b.e will al ways be- supplied with the
Inat me country aft rds, and 10 pains will
Iass s;su 70 make the s;isy HO FIRST
'1SS IN ell respects
HI-sges leave this HoreI for Roan Mountain.
pr,Egs. and aiS.sS's or Kings Spring, aust ms
MOUNTAINS. Good live ) Stables A6io;n;ne 'ne
l ARMs REAsoNABI,B.
"a PATTON. Prop,r.
s. Frank Patton, Clerk
----eafit free. address us ana %
xx..s /. :. 6kLLETT 90 e., PortIp nd. M.;n.
VI Iron Company
SA s..5's, c ;'sse-
s'n1 Spikes cut r.,l., 9
'0'' Creek Coal 1l .nd Il. IN,
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FooTE, KELLY, DIELMAE, BENsEIL, SHEP-
PARD. EYTINGB, JESSIE CURTIS and AD.
DIE IBDYARD'aro 8nongEthe artists whose
labor has helped to make beautiful this
number Of the
"WORLD'S CHILD-MAGAZINE.n
as ST. NICHOLAS may now properly be-
called. It's circulation here has steadily
Increased until the present edition is u, O00.
Il ia growing in popularity in England,
where it IS published by SAMPSON Low
MARsToN & Co.. Of London An edition
u the French language is to be issued in
Paris By IL. CHARLES DELEGAVK; and
Baby Days" made up for ST. NICHOLAS,
is to be translated into Arabic for the
delight of the little Moslems. Encouraged
by this continued success, heavier paper
and wider margins are now used, and
4 PERMANENT EMIL RGMENT
has oeen made in the size of the magazine.
by which the present volume will contain
some 20 additional pages. This increase
will afford opportunity during the year of
even greater variety than heretofore. Be-
side the serial stories above mentioned.
each number will contain short stories,
descriptive articles, tales of travel and ad1
venture. poems, jingles, large type for the
very little folks, and riddIo-box for the
family circle
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RHns or DAILY PAPER.
RATES OF ADvEBTIsIHG.

.. month. by carrier or By maiI.-.............
year. by MALL
, 1879-04-15


Tho scow Gladiator, Capt. John Gowau, Is
being Atte4 OUT.
The schooner Driver las made three SUCCESS
full trips for tics 10 Taylor's Pier this seaso1t.
The yacht Franklin WIS out bunday,-the
first Of tho SEASON. Capt Frank WalkSr and
Mate Joe Gorta1n sailed her.
Cant. hawthorn has sont hero ltst OF tho
tugs In his line at Buffalo, They are the CrowolI,
AK, paell1ct porr, Wright, h; n',1 Orient. r.,
'ihc tug Hen Drake Till leave today ior Tor
tlshcry tradc. Capt. Vinegar has hor In hund
a new pnr Of decr's h0rus las been present-
cd TO The tug Prlndlplllo, Can't. josoph Eycrast,
u!d aho will pat them Oh to-day aud commence
Tic tug o. D. Green towed the tug Dello
Chaso down from Boutli Chicago yesterday. and
CAPT. Napier will put new bo!lur In her aud
tlt Aer up for geueral llarbGr towlnE.
Thu Tornui0 Stameh's Union sends word to
President Powers, Of tl1a Chicago Union, tlhat It
bus organized with sixty memt'crs. Letters
iyum others plncce state that the kn!uss nre or
gauIzug a. Kingston. Port Colborno, anu Port
Ii !ato meeting Of t.,e Lumbcr-Vesscl Tn.
loadcre' Union Tic rates for unloading cargocs
wcrr nxed the satno Us last stason-l5c. per
1000 feet for trimmed Lumber, aud &c for IN
trimmed; posts, q . pss 1,o0; tics, oak. ING
Tho tug lIarklcy returned from at. 1osept
Yesterday afturnooB uith the ecl'r Kase Darby
In tow, aNll tic latter Ma4 Inoorcd lit Illinois
Central Slip 4. Caut. Norris arrived from
Cleveland yesterday, and will aall the Darlcy
Cant. Jan,.s Davidson arrived from Buffalo
yestc1day, md will proceed TO Put Tho schr
Maria alartiu ip ordur tor Thy season's grim
trade. lic II the brother OF John I. Davidson,
who lutcly purcllnscd 8. l.. WILSON'S half inter-
est In ula MarttI, AMI 10 no" sole owuer Of ts'at
4 letter from Buffalo, dated Saturday, sAYs
tlu, leo moved out Of thc bnys but TaA draFcn
hack Auafu shortly AftcsW1tu by III aoFcfsu
wind. lilrre wa& considerable floating le0 In
Niagara Illver the satnu day.
Ile Captains nml MAtes OF Tho Munonthso
ilu-lcft for that pDrt yesterday 10 lt Utlt t1lo
craft for tho lunbor-tarryt9 tra1s Of tile Kirby.
Cnri,tnt9r Co!bpa,y nsl sfGFrin,au. Capt.
Hutchinson commands thu FaY0rlto again thi4
ygsr.
The scl,ra Pcusaukce, 1.asr1tuier, aid AfoshoE
wero tuwttl awaY from selr wtuter ln0Ortngs At
the Lumber Exchange aooks, Gust OF franklin
etreet, yesterday, 10 Ia tn Rtys mora room oti
tho market tu thu llttnoer.huokers. A mud.
and it required tau combined puwar Of tlle tugs
Shields aliu sIoshss to get her oil.
'li.e yacht Frottc h4x baeu thoroughly nvcr-
hauled ut Miller Droa.f shlpYssd. sud rebaintctl
aud supplleu with new outfit Of cansaa, lilo.
ptcsssYcTH, furnishings etc., nod u said to b8 thu
Iaudsotutst yacht OH the lAkes. Capt, CharlGa
Walker aud CRps. jacobs will sail her III the az
cursloQ huatueAa fruln tho lunar breakwatsr dur
Ing thu 4cason. She will be launched to-uay
aid toHod doHu to g sliGs-
KIsEWHnAx.
Tho Buffalo Etprat Il authority for the report
that thu Colorado u TO Ia CONVERTED luto q
, 1879-04-15

'8ons interesting Statistics IN the cansrsnp-
tintl Of a'eoholic ilquola 10 France hago been
lHtely brought before tho French AcR.lumY Ut
tioual drink, md there il consumed Of 1t, on IN
average, thirty gallons per tn4abltant per IT..
nun. In l8:E} tllu number WAS only aiteon gal
Ions. Tile CONSUMPTION Of tider soads to dltnin-
t tt!oi, ot clder; and tho laeru elder ths t,iots
Considerably within ths ls.t nlty ysara. tbs
consumption OF .pirlts, which was about two
quarts pr head lii 1851, is now scpresonted by
thres quarts Tie lepartmenta which consAtna
most spirits are those which do not CONSUME
uuch 'ylue. with regard to spirits, III. Lnn'er
proves that 1t IL in tho departments consuming
,Upst splrits t!at most casgs ot accidental DEATH
through oxress, occur. aud tho cases Of appss-
hension for drunkenness are dye times ln0rs
numerous Ii thcao departments than In those
, 1879-04-15

frem@an!ng r, @ March 423. Tito expenditures wcto
nuibot of Tt's ronr ,ff' Wa1 1n,a.e i Marr was
tcfy' l3'' Expenditures, ei0'@l.7s
MISCELLANEOUS.
After number OF minor bills Ind t,ecn read
nnl referred, polt!on from the elt'zens Of thu
Town Of Lake, asking Tint tohu u. Ti'p,nas l,e
nppnnte1 to tle vacancy caused by tlie death OF
pnisce tustcs Mitchell, was read An ciecsImt
resulted In choosing Mr. Thomha, as opposcu to
ex.Cotntn!shioucF John Tabor
Hlas fOr slrpYing Ice "ese opened ahd re-
fettcsl 10 the eeryIce Committee.
Commissioner Fitzgerald moved That tho r.
nnnte COMMITTEES l,e inPtrtlcled 7, report iip0n
tho condition OF Cook County i,amccs at !ar
t.ext t meeting, 70 allow nie Sill.oo al.s''s y,
fnnd IN new bonds wien ot'irr money WIS TO 10
expended fur Coii,t'llousc work.
:, Commissioner WOOD moved 10 1aolo lilo mo-
t9,. Lost;
Commissioner wheeler moved Tint n Fofo OF
thanks DO extended In, The Finance Committee
iot clcseiscY IN ttepoalffg oi Lie fceeht lsdno OF
ohnus. Carrle'l'
llln JOINT Conalttec on run!lc 5n!!a!n9s @ nfln
HesVsce s,e Fenorteu, reeoinnenstlE ti,at SuuV Of
,1ie Ietalneu percentage bc ihiu 10 lhe Hlnsahie-
moyle usnnito COMPANY iapon tsat a. company
n5 a5.'s al '"uca'''5'''s po"' u si''''o' 1'u'p1~
s"' ,,,,,u, ,,,,,,,.v
i,a NoiA" ~AlAn'sn. 4,',,,
ne Jolnt lo'hin1ttco OF rubi1e Chnfities n1tl
l4tl1icattu1t repurscd OIL commissioner henne' q
: i.lS
ofectca oti ti,o toor-iiouse Rfouhua enitaoio lar
Rtcfcn, nnilssfooln, t1offnittrY. nhtl ae,inol-
rootns ior Tie ueo O. pantcr cii''drcn !
tl'as tlle plans Dc nreparcd m,
'neulatoly; t.nt t!le nanpess te dis!finnten
81 tnat only cn4te., ielna!es siek hnu ulsab!e'l,
ne supported o. Je1lefson, any NM committee
oc hMtnof'zca 70 'ooK lot 'ocaunh 10 efest
pai.alns, nn INC LABOR 10 euppllea oy ablc'
ponleo ranpcrb.
Cohnlss1ohtr Mhcelef hpoke OF INC lnattor
as me 81 ing , nlnat Dr. lnn9ftans that inc Noa1I
lau 'aa 10 oeai "it1l, n'1u nloScd tllc nppont-
ment o. aspeual Committee 10 inquire into thu
mHIleT.
CalnH!saloier Conurn tpouEAt tllat, Hiilie Inc
pIesent Co1nnlttteo on Cns1!tle9 Wat eonlpetehs
| cnouai,, q speeia 'Iphitilltsee ei'ol!d ptennIa
stat,stleal report Ac 1fosea Inc fecou''nltsli>s
ol w repott.
hiteT lustlicf oiscuseioh upon tue impoftancc
| o. u1e measure the fepust was !aid over Joy
tntco weeks 10 DC takcn up as antintshca buht'
| hess. -, =,
| =, uron motion oi Confnlseionef Ayhrs, u: j. I.
Mcrfltneh trGeommentied w t!Ie Cti1raEo Mea"
ical Coieee) ~as elected " I'LL vacancy III t'ie
medical etHH Of tiie County 1tnsuttn!, sntti
yacancT belhK caused by ahe resignation OF Dr.
DeVan. ....-.........,
| nosr1TAt INVESTIGATION.
Commissioner Fitzgerald moved TINT the
, 1879-04-15
HYDE PARK.

III LIZ I Flnh4
The Board Of Trustccs met At tho hall lnt
evening.
The residents Of Egnndnlo stked that no
1tuuor.llceuses be given iu their uechborhood.
d twu-yasd.1ong petition waa psesentcd by tic
residents Of the Second District, asking tl,At
no ealoon,lfcenses be- granted IN TINT tcsritorY.
The following were appointed brtdCe.tenders:
Charles McA]ts at Dalton bridge: 4. N. Decker,
Chittcnden bridge; J. i. Connolly, One-huu-
dred-nndstxth street bridge; Charles Lynch,
Ninety fifth strect bridge.
The Finance Committee were dfrscted to
look Into the matter Of the chatte1 mortgage
Of Waldrun's furniture.
An ordinance was ordered cnErosetd liking
salaries for tho present year rs follows
Treasurer; S1,200; COMPTROLLER 81, 300; Clerk,
$i.2DO; Attorney, &1,?O0; Superintendent of
Police md Engnssr 81 500; Village Hall Gen.
eral Assistant, $500; Cagtaln Of Police, sl,ooo;
Yssssas :9Dkesss G{ kkess t e9s se pGe;5Stas pGoeg1
~ per cent; Health Ot1lccr, foO0.
The nscal year was fixed SO TINT It would end
on the day preceding the !'rst Tucaday OF April.
An oru!natlrr was ordered engrossed creating
General Assistant. q Tax-Clalm Agent, and
deputy Village Collector.
Tile Board proceeded to t,a1los for Treasurer.
| The Informal ba!I0t resulted: W. NJ. Taylor, J;
s. F. Wright, 81. George Willard, /. The formal
resulted: i. +. Wright, 9; and Gco1gc Willard.
3. Ten ballots wcre taken With this result, MD
voting WAS suspended nntil next meeting: beu-
nett, Ueck, unl Jolnstone roted for Wright,
Democsat.ana Foss, Ford, aud Hobart voted fol
Wlllnsd, Republican.
| The forlnal ballot for Comptroller resulted:
@. u. Waite, /; ]. u. Stinpsont ! i. 4. Bneuc,
4. For Village 1lall Assistant Charles Norton
Dr.. Levi. was elected Health officer, C. Gtf.
ford Village Gealcr. au1 William Howard Der.
Ecant q Polite.