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New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

REIEEToa 52 l Fdag " A2gi IT, ' e a az @ .' T. 9
and -r disnchtar lae RoDer, Law lgni years
ply 3t trends ore respectfully avsl % attend tAs
fanera this dag Monday. at = o'clock m.
CANFIELD-Att tae FIFTH Avenue Hotel on -Aqray even;
ing. ~ if- - '9'' A'e'' W -''' "
Reaves nd friends family r.peef1y inteito 70
aJ,-n the ner5' cS.cs' al ~ NIL s Is AZ To- a. m IA.
desired GssI that no aowers be sent
cRAvES-At L. .udon. Eng on March =. 1879 Alfred ".
Flnera viii take place in Grace Church. al 1870 m on
April Is. 1879.
cHIRvEY-At East oranye Y r April 70, Or pneumonia
Maria. VIE of Thomas Chirney. . ., a..
funeral residence. on enesay, April lo at
Z .uso = ~. i ir attendance q, Pho orange Juucou D-po.
10 the $40 Tram ron ChIi-'opnefsL Please sAd no
c1rr~-suddenIv Aori 70. Is7o NARY pe2p rreu spar.
hiwk widow ot The ate hOa. Hampton CUTS. ia tno
Funeral At Brat,ls5oro VI. April 70 at 2ocooE
EDwARUS-At Paterson. Y ! on Friday, April H. ls79
MAJOR Jo1n Ea"a[- -5 i-5 "a s invited 10 attend m,
fnerl from ms lte re'G.ner a. silrSe'-S Oh Tuesday
ra,Srasuj 1-ii at cedar Lawn.
HT4Pon TaqT,d@aE n | @ Aeri g.- 10 9 Fl E,3ee'h wife of Tn
Relatives ana r.nas are 1ia - .-,'' r i1'Ia, & n J'
Frieni, are sini.y requested n,t 10 send flowers.
Crrage- meet the tran Ac leaves Grand central De-
pot At > O'Clock III.
HILYARD-on Fir-t day mornins atA month 1871. Eliza
Rsay, and frenas are respectfully inys. 2, atiend ne
HowARD-Ip yevYora saataz A2.il - Ia2e W.
wife DAaTles T. Howard. ana 4AlsAtcF OF iaes hcb4r
new = Boston MLs,.
,flnrTy-ou Frdav April r. hi. -e.danoe. K!asston.
\ Y Richard r. Martin, 1grt - .rar-.
F1--i m the above residence MJulsy afternoon. al
o'clock
PARKER-On sunday morning, April l after severe ~
-s George linton IArAar spu 1i tnrEo g. lnh tib
er1e Parker and gr.uisO- D: Tie ate John l. Van Bos
s4rvices at Trinity Church wednesday. 10Th inst At
O'Clock D. m.
PERLEE-ou saturiay evening. April r. at Rari;A, j.
Us.uaI. sUl j. y. Prr.ee
.re. ,ns f-srf- urtet at-nt the funeral rom
rio IN ri Reformed Dutch Cugrch, On Tuesday, 18th inst
nt l:50 ?.
swEET-ER-At Aulntl Ga. on Thur-dsy. Aprl 10. KATE
DicknSou daughter Il Catherine Dck.n-n aud the at" J.
= yppf-.-.
Enera, services or Monday April a. Illj AZ hs
residences mother trltIaaNe Br,A Chufcl, orange
Trn leaves foot Barclay and Christopher Ul0
Returning leave Brick church at l2i' y. I
TOWLE- After short lu ,.s. ou FRI isT Ap -. IA west
field y j. simon IOUlg, u Detroit. Al4tL-
Walsh A. Yursprz N. s.. sunday, ADrl IL, Ages
Greer widow OF R!c.r als! ages 80 y6.g. lgd iDDtns
Euuera ru.slg. ~ from Aef late io--ioice 30
2jl WarbIIt0rhNe. .-.-....-.
wHIrE-At Nov haven. Coun.. Apr4 II. 1919. He1y,
ory sou charles and Frances J. Whitt IA the O-o
year y. Ais age. ..,,...,..,
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pASSRNG RRS 4Rr[HED.

FpOsI TTVEErOOL-Rg steamship NSrrfr.N. John,
MI, ana Miss Freeman. Mr. and Mns M Edvaris Mr. 3nd
Nelson, b. e.sJu, Nl.s J. ktys- Slastoi Arthur
Eey-s Mss Christie. !. Cseste. r. Young MrA " /.
Dunbar A. G. carr H. TucAer, D. Huntry Aiiss ID hunt
lev NJ Huu-ey. Mlss r. Huutey, ". blyteriCk. Mss r.
nolan v. C0lee. Il. Tom1lns. Il. Clarke. Mr AID Afs e.
b. gscipsl4p Rspu5fLr-E. Benjamin Hr and Mrs . ?.
Crespo " r. Coleman. r. crane, !. B. Green. H. o. Gun
areaz r. IL Holland o. A. OheIy. Il. Kaufman, Z. Lte,
" q van Lernrp. Mr aud MIS-. \" A. Aacphefson. ". X.
MrNaughf " simpson. j. r. Sm..u. J ~piour, ifcus
WnaIr NJ sut 1rs. e r. ,-an ". " is1u j. J. " OOI,
j a. wiz a. NJ griswolG taa lev. n. Flood. MI 7,e.n
PROM BkENtN-By Ststn.ttD Nlc-tT.-t. II. Moore, =.
F. r steiuxay. SchIsler =. NOlneS Mas NJ blofruB.
T. kohIhass Dr. koeDig. Ars. h. kJeng y. 'rIsaihIea
No ~ WeigInd. T. J.. walter ald sou hr AID NJ H.
Wurtz and child F. ~trngrabsr d. LeisoI. G.. r gIoste
NJ q Eawm Feucrst~iu Major r. IrIe mann. UT Won
Zedutz-l.p, VIM. Waz tAs lev. John AMI Ats Briger
FROM t~P.NMAIl- Ell.-B 81 >tt.|..ty -i.u-" -r J.
Tr.ls 4 n Mche0vu j.. G4'Irrs. v. j.. Duuli-. L b..
Shepard. D. q. IrimIuse. Z. ~fauton.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

CITY NJ san Antonio Pennington Galveston via Key west
SeamSa SaSiy yoTs qnisS sSwri-ans nore NorSan
fybre Crow II. FernIntiu1, kehrrts 90 t,y o. ~
wocihnI Chqrcsion ! " Ulirtrf co R"gli't7r Ig.ne
CIV Port and Richmond Cla Dominica - 20 lohn GJs9a.
i,ls.,r -, V "n J. ",Re. ~ ,,,,a1s,si Nm p
clyda o. Gaucus Bears, Boston. u = Dimock o....
Colchester Br. stre GlasgoT seos Blrgee, hooora
lBr Cl,s-on Antwrrp scsmmei P,os
BARK. ire cinseppe 'iaU Ga,fnl Cork. Falmouth or
Queenstown Bearau soye-en. pick
% SHx z - 10 @ % ,r ~ ilg'"; irs ~ 'r Ksoo = coz
Wa cha 'ni4n lR'). smith An we rnnon rdye 80;
fBr'. Clpp Borfcag1. " gertsux. n Cacciaiors
Utah. Basle. avonne. -ooovloh = Co sba .Ngr ~ioer
Rouen. Tobias %: Oun Nor nbra1,.nsc.n. crog.tas
Punch. Flve y Hels.ngor LN'r Ginsa Rcya, Fnnch
poyessa Picser1g q co Ann ElaDrt Plrltn ctrdsaas.
James tlNen 81 Co., Bouuy Doom, Cole hatanza. ALief
BricsJ l,m. GRr, nelson a,rceloa, J ? wnitney. .
Co san Pri.-o ,tal cai ,ro ii.bon herham boye.on:
1ckerar 90 Bertha Port K2aa.r1 0po - H.sspeysr %
lev, % Ant"l9pg p,, Ray N Ng1n5a5 & Talbot s So Sy
Roray Par,b rg5b ,no Hl tsSo 0' "'''H i'"'
-chrs A6be II Brown nowune Je-emie Nones 90;
Bent Buckley Nsta1za-. q smt1& 90. NARY Decker.
BsS:a Bs9P N IssTsafr 60 80 weinberg Co. "dlf' Heaf'
ARRIVED Apr. r.
str Nerssa Brl saart c4raa 10 days 70 Headeron Eros
rupton pril l. 10 Oerohs a 20.
west 3 ~ C. IT Msiiofv = Co
81 Domimoa walker i.chuond city POINT and nor.
str Aiaenario Gibb. loves ~ OId Dominion - CO.
str Nerels. EaIlctr Boston ~ y r Dimock.
~, sssp Ae ~ lns1n 70 .aai. ~ 20 ~, A,'r ft, Ko,.
Dec o. m,se 70 II Morgg CO vessel ioJ Whitney
ship Marianne lPor Ferrera LISBON ~ days with sAlt
BARK Fyanne -tar ,5f Turks I.ani) Chick Jaso Feb
, and Guantanamo Mar 20 with gar etc ~ broos Co
Bark cbignecjo Of sf John. b. Potter Liverpool 10
days bal. Il Scsmnel Bros
sarS Aaine 'Nor Bioanes Naples s8 lays N Oaastt 10
Punch. Edve
SarE Cath-Ia of Cansol Nrmse Cabarien y days. with
10 order vessel 20 master.
Bark JoseD Ropes. Zanzibar and maseat Y daya
BARK Ko1e Sy-rre i5or Olsen Fvmourh is days With
emufv barrels to or Ter vessel 10 G. robil. g 90.
BARK Rosa -w-. Onan. Cagthagena 80 daY' Ia ballast
Bark Pi~qlaie Aie nah Pinto seville 30 in ballast
Bris b ri,per o' =, John y b. Mcdonald u
dav-. with sugar toJ Ge Rivera & Co
wIND-,un.et-, sanity HOOK moderate. -w raining.
A. CRY Island. >W cloudy.
r)REIGv PORTE.
LONDON. An~l l2>tr Australia. from New York tor is
porr has Lizard Barcelona the llih As,
at john d zou. from Charleston
lrrrgro.L AprI l2-Ar s'rs nur.os from New YORK:
sailed ljH met. -tr -emramide. far Roston.
rESsTowS April l2.Arr str Baltic. from View YORK or
HAVE April l2.Sfr Labrador. from Nev-Yor> tOr this
sailed ErJ-ics. for New YORK.
QrggS,r0vN ADr I3.-Arr SIR -arillan. from Baltimore
PrTHotru April I3-Arr str wieand. rom Ses-Yors ior
fuvroS April q sailed ON inst Alert Germsns fe at
Ter tor Wilmington; Hectan1oca for iea@lrr kFer i'm
nst Amor. f1r Nrw-N -NroE. l-fh inst. sarah 49,
Eorrogdile, I-tn inst. AouHtan-er at
Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

4a4a: a.1-a.ss Of
r..a. Il
Orr . . r.
TUBUNr OFF10r. APIu a. rn.-rne bar meter
rose steadily saturday see heavy i.ur diagram but
EEL c0usi--ahIv Yesterday afternoon and evening ace
LCb. lu, The weather saturday partly cloudy and
clear: Yesterday uarty cloudy sIher Eel owed IN
fhf afternoon increasing clpUClueas. and during ne
ur tln d8y gf rain it on saturday ID"
teEp,rrurei ranged bet - and JO2 the average
beug - lower lrid8y. tsrd4Y tne average
t.rparaIut- va pap hi Der tiu saturday. the
carr raug.Ir between $50 and 80. The amount "
oisiiIc ll Tre aIr u larze.
PartIy cloudy er cloudy weather. with light rams,
possibly talos-d by cooler ana clearing weather may
be expected thI. citv asd vlc.uitV te-tay.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
VIZ. RErRE,S C0NcrRT.

Miss Henrietta Bccbo. one Of the best and
most popular singers that We have l Srw-Yorh. viii
have ucnsht concert This evening 90 Chckerng Hal.
The attractions Will re OF ap Euusua. character.
TIE English Glce Club Will sing -omo OF
their best selections among them Spofprt'. Health
20 NJ Dear" SchUmlGu's "IncOu-rIut-." Gol4hock-
sepirt " Morning and Horsl.y'- exquisite trio,
When shall We IHrer Meet Again" mcDGparahiY the
hc- fHu, watch d.. been sung at tue club, rOIcrrs
THIS Miss rocdt aud Mr Pr1se VIII play, the ono
tlc violin auG fnr otber tIc piano. and Mis- Finch. ",
TO,Il ana NJ. Baird VIII -iu-. llc concert WLl DE
sy,-y respect except .Yua .iv plra.aut IN
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
ALEFr-HANDED slap At TTLDEN.

No man has "a prescTlpuye right TO prefer
r1cut 1u far Democratic parry. aut tie Democratic
r.r-y -lI .ar.ule aua valb upon whoever u his own
i.ltI. .44T u- other, --ts up q Claim 10 1ucL
li-4f L.- lesson UT leI4 when al "OlQ ticket SIfU-
-Iu-Iv 0-lut. rl p-rperuatuu iu power personal
urcru.ItIvc. and was smashed 90 pieces. not or at
least -.J.G NIT Dee. forgotten. rI are 40 hing L OF
10 inc 10 u.rr party save as tlrv SIS and
ends o. Government just now tie more than mali
million Democratic electors O. fH- state % NcW-l 0rA
ARE l.o.iu- tsr a man fpr Governor VINO VII Ill the
measure fucir desires as expressed In their trs
choice OF Horat0 stymuVr. They UI,l tud uIm And
Wien t-t5 lid lIIr ley I nominate and elect hin.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
rHrEMAN. rELLnw CITIZEN. sEE MS FATE

The friends of senator Thurman III tul> city
zee ptut tuat the iuUeatcs, already etrUug 30 Ollu,
W.. s- gIraf.r encouraged 40 Thurman. apparent
weakness, VIII rally sucA force ar o. capture Tie
ONO -tIl u The NatICla4 Convention mo- or
iry Oi 10. .It they very probably assume VII dis
pose Thurman 5uIs tD t4- nomination. IHat
Thurman quarters and
We regret far for lf, In tie mysterious
C-uu ls Providence, ihls Nafuu ls 10 be furThcr
rul r I.- many and tram s-ress4Ons by having
ID .IuscC ruler -rt over u. greatly prefer IL VI
iulu TO aIy other OF the bad .ot.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

their tendencies % mischief not only promoted but
speciOuslY disguised virtues. The true life, they now
begin think. Is the life plcasure aud those who
know the world are profoundly painfully often terri
bly, well thar this the most dangerous doctrine
that eau possibly get control OF a human creature.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

FOItunattIv Tor Tue C0uutr! tut FTtsldtni +
noi iu toUIc4. acror. villa tAe reches- 4rma@o-u-s
vHo eus.-.. tl- majority Congress-. We believe he
can ,a rs-nded upon crush vita DIS Cons liunonai
I-eroCafIve auv attempt strike down trade anc u-
du-iry aul is not probable that iWu-llIAs o ooll
house. ut Congress Caa bee secured Va support OF
measures tending that direction Bur there VIII he
doubt and lu bus NESS circles. AcFcfthtlts
Until tur sli-I m of tne dema-0Eucs Ia Congress sAl-
IL .tL. L-..L.L.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
cERzASY IND TIE VATICAN

LONDON. Monday. April IA, 1879.
The Standards dispatch from Rome says il
possible that Cardinal HoheHl0he viii 90 10 Berlin
= AcOnudeB TIM mission
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

No Carpets should 5c ai without Moth Proc, c1rret
TIrInE only manufactured o. cotton and paper
carpet Lining Co, Ne~iorz and Boston For -Ae
4 carpet dealers.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.-.-nuelA llr ttc nast = hgLlrs.

WtSHINGroN, April Il 1 q. m.-The tem-
perat4lc la- risen decidedly m The GDf and Atlantic
etsres vrth -.uterly winds and occasional rain the
former Nlr-G-ry winds prevail Iu the Middle States
aua Lake region. with falling ten perltures and occa-
Rioual rI.r the pressure lowest the south west,
and highest Of tL. south Atlantic Coast C.OuCY
weather l.s PREVAILED. VITA falling barometer, on the
I.c.tc Coast
lIsdJfln0aE
For tie Middle states and NewEuclapd. falling. fol
bowed rv r.u blI 8ineeT slight cooler GI1Aeht 10
nprrlve- winds partly cloudy weather. with cclsOua
Ia Is eXrept ID virginia. warmer southwest WINDS.
TEnl-NIv LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

TRIES FSDELI-BARRETT-A West BRIGHT 10. 6. T. On
Wa,pe.,av Arrti 9 1873 h- R.r pr James Prnvn =,
assisted ,y De- Wilson phiautr John - irlesluu
10 Irene r. daughter ~ John z. Barrett, rsl
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

We believe cause NJ me worder1l success o our
NfgRAf .e LANMAN- FLORIDA WATER NAV Dee fnuul in ne
f4st mat tr principal aim 100 s preparation as Al ays O'en
simple natural erfuu. - Nrr Nlfhnhf lhV
cUrea addition whatever 20 avoid. br Al Means TAO
great error VI making heavy. .c&y. sweet perfume.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
GrcciIl Noilce5


piD.a Or oSsSaisr sSSs 5f-S; ooyontss Al g5
Geo. a. Lesyit q Co AEeiisHeeTs.
THE oyUPIL COLLECTION
~ox on c1,n day aud ovou1s Tree a. tAe Lesytt Ara
GaI,r.es, SO o.' Broadway
PINE MODERN PAISTINGa
or THE rREycH. ROMAN .AND .IUYIcH schools
JreT KECEiyLp FI;9A Mt'lsH r - ritfR Ti ~ a. As
COCNr USDEh IltE D.. "a no ~ 81. Jsro 90
On The EVENINGS u 4oSyJ;;f l-d I'll LspAf AFrl -
rqE Arnold LIBRARY.
NOW On eEai,liiag at Cla,;a haiL
Adm ssiJI Oy cAru JlD.
grB1roruEcA DRANATIcA TT CUGIosA.
The very largo and ,,uaae library oeons,na 70 II "
Arnold. ya.l
ARARE AND WONDERFUL COLLECTION.
which also smDrccs Bib.asr-pay. Apsro.aA g4aue eary
sible 70 give n Ms nmiis an advertisement
r, IA sold BY anctlon wEDs EsDAY April 10. and follow
ing days a. 9 Al ana 80 D "a .-ca 1Ay 1Ay
,.r,oa- Rxna a.rou-A A aleesl ess,y oompuSus
0i & M 49, , and cure OF pr,ni.sTs de- Inc ,hosins a,
tishata6y how h,sth may ssano srortins elsa
.5Ss. SSs and M pRy.Ss dsst, ssins a.. y..r.
gscrsisry gsSsais kAaS i au..ur Sss srs1iS.I
r. VI .lewart'. stesm carpet cssains worAs sa6 7th
ave- ). \. add 81 Lsnn.I srses'a 9.9a lsI circulars
Tho Erie trie sshnn
IL the only reliable and the oesI OF al B.tof atfs
Tower aaL street Clocks
AND FINE REGULATORS.
SETH THOMAS CLOCK Gu.
Established 1919,
THO. ASTON CONN, and
0sURRAY sr. NEw-YoaK
yssy iron iaS ,ay nsse .sssss oeea@
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

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trT II II Z ! & T III 1905
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New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

AZ notices Of Marriages must he .Pdorsed r'tS ja1
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-06
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May s.
Last evening at about o'clock Geo.
G. Harding, editor of the Herald,
entered the residence of Calvin A.
Light, editor of the Democrat, and
attempted to shoot the latter, be-
cause of certain publications in the
Democrat. Light grasped the pis-
toI, getting his finger under the
hammer, and thereby preventing an
explosion, ard held on until as,
sistance came, when Harding was ar
rested. He remained in custody until
an early hour this morning, when
he gave bail, At 20 minutes after
8 o clock this morning he entered
Lights Office and fired at him sew
eral times, missing Light, but
hitting an employe named Gerhard
Lsznio, inficting a serious wound.
Mr.. Harding is now in jail awaiting
the result of that wound. Another
of Mr.. Lights, named
Walders, jumped out of
second story window during the
firing, breaking both ankles.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-06
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the real estate
transfers registered in the Office OF the
County Court Clerk during the past
week:
Matt. Hill aud wife to Jerome
Marsh, go acres in 2hd district, ST 400.
Geo, NJ. and s. P. White to VIM.
Caswell & Co, lot in Knoxville,
$1,000.
c. A. Aurin aud wife to A. J. AIbers,
lot in Knoxville, So. 900.
David Houser and wife to Jos. HOuser,
48 acres in 21st district, 1925.
David Houser and wife to Lucinda
Houser, 81 acres in the 2lst district,
S4OO.
David HOuser and wife TO Mary NJ.
Houser, 494 acres in 2lst district, 1925.
Same to Susannah G, Mikels, "a
acres in zlst district, 1925
Same TO Isaac Houser, SO! acres in
2lst district, 1925.
Same to Elizabeth HOuseT, 54 acres
in 21st district, S400
V. F. Gossett and wife to G.. A. Au
rim, lot in Knoxville, $5. 900
A. II. & F. N. Hodge to D. r. Nc
Anally, lot in 18th district.
Harrison Kreis and wife to w. r.
Munday, acres in % district, 1875.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-06
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May s.
The President sent to the Senate
the nomination of w. K. Homan,
to be United States Attorney for
the Eastern District of Texas.
The Committee on Appropriations
to-day nearly completed their con-
sideration of the Legislative, Exec
utiye and Judicial Appropriation
bill and expect to report in full to
the Senate tomorrow. The COM
mittee has stricken from the bill
the clause by which the House pro-
poses to require the Secretary of
the Treasury to issue Immediately
in payment of arrearages of pen
sions the ten million dollars of legal
tender now held as a special fund
for the redemption of fractional cur
rency. The committee has also
amended the bill so as to restore
the number and pay of the Senate
employees to the present figures,
which the House has proposed to
reduce. No change has been made
in the political sections of the bill.
The bill introduced to-day by
Senator Voorhees, to amend certain
sections of the Revised Statutes re-
lating to coinage and coin and bul>
lion certificates and for other
purposes is substantially copy of
the Warner bill as reported with
amendment from the House Coinage
Committee, the discussion of which
commenced last Saturday in the
House of Representatives, where it
is still pending.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
devoted their meeting this morning
to the further consideration of the
of R. Stockett Mat
thews, to be United States District
Judge for Maryland, without con-
clusion.
Strenuous exertions are being
made by the War and Interior De-
partments to prevent the proposed
invasion of the Indian Territory by
professed settlers, who were to
start from Cofeyville, Kansas,
9n Wednesday of this week. The
Government will stop any large
oody, and if stragglers manage to
ross the line there will be no diff
.ulty in finding them and driving
hem back.
The House Committee on Epi- |
lempic diseases to-day instructed |
chairman to report an additional |
section to the bill heretofore men
Toned as being before them relating !
o the duties of the National Board |
II Health. The new section is de !
'lsed for the protection of the i'm
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-06
MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, May 5.-Impressive me-
mortal services were held this fore
noon in the old Bromfeld Street
Church to commemorate the life
and services of the late Bishop
Ames, of Baltimore. Bishop Haven
delivered the address, which was an
eloquent tribute to his deceased
brother.
NORTH ADAMS, May 5.-A mys>
terious fire early this morning
ruined the interior of the Baptist
church. 1t started in the large orr
gan. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-06
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, May 5.-The NAH
who represented himself as W. Il.
Michael, of Philadelphia, alias Jas.
G. Virtue, and gave forged drafts
for $4,000 in part payment for
farms in this vicinity, was indicted
by the grand jury for the Hastings
Court and was at once
put on trial. The accused
wanted neither counsel nor wit
nesses, and pleaded guilty to the
charges. Several witnesses were
heard for the prosecution, and
among them the veritable W. IL.
Michael, fruit and produce commits
sion merchant, of Philadelphia,
whom the prisoner had personated.
The jury fixed the punishment of
the accused at two years in the
penitentiary.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-06
KNOXVILLE TENN. TUESDAY MORNING. MAY
the District Directors, approved by the

the District Directors, approved BIZ the
County iSVTerintendentS.
On or before the 18th of September
of each year the County Trustee is re-
quired to report 10 the County Super
intendent the amount of school money
Received and disDursed by him for the
scholastic year ending August 81 of
that year.
The County Superintendent thus
has full power and authority to en-
force prom pt returns of scholastic and
statistical reports from the clerks and
teachers, and of financial reports from
the Trustee.
Another important duty imposed
upon the County uperintendents is
to gee that the District Clerks make
full and final settlements for ali school
money, and pay over any balances in
their hands to the Trustee, to be placed
to tn. credit OF their respective dis
tric,s.
The District are authorized 10 sub -di
vide school dis riots, subject to tie ap
proval of the County Court.
The State Superintendent and the
Commissioner OF Agriculture are COZ
stituted a commission TO prepare or
designate textbooks Oh the subjects of
eleme ntary principles of Agriculture,
which shall hereafter be part of the
curriculum of studies in The public
schools of the State.
County Superintendents must eX-
anime all candidates for free scholar
ship in the University Of Tennessee, at
Knoxville
Persons living on each eide of
county line, may form themselves into
a school district jointly, aOlten they are
not residing at u point convenient to q
public school in their own districts or
counties, the directors of which may
agree a. to the number of scholars
taken from each county, TO form said
joint district Nashville american,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-06
ChanCery sale of a Desirable
House and Lot.
M Q 0o1

NO. oyU51s
Laura C. Gillespie ct al. Ella Gillespie ct al
PURSUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
I in the above cause at the January term,
1879 of the Chancery Court at Knoxville, Ten
uessee will sell at auction. TO the highest bid :
der in front of the court house door il Knox
vile,
SATURDAY, THE oath DAY OF MAY NEXT
AT Ii O'CLOCK A. NJ,
The house and lot mentioned AID described in
the pleAdiDgs. lying in the lst civil district of
Knox county. Tennessee, in the city of Knox
vile, adjoining the lot of james IL. Cowan on
the west, and bounded by his lot on the east,
thence south with the extension of the street be"
tween said Cowan's lot and this lot. so as to IN
elude the same to Sam. A. Whites line on tne
top of the bank at the river. thence with sald
Whites line to the line of the knoxVl!ie and
Charleston Railroad Company. thence with the
line of said railroad to Hill street, ara Eence
with the line of said Hill street to the beginning,
and known as the Bluff" property.
TERMS:
Said sale will be made on credit OF SIX,
twelve and ei2hteen months, except one fourth
Of the purchase money, which will ke required
in hand on the day Of sale. and ia bar of the
co uity of REDEEM ption, t4kiE9 from the purchaser
notes with approved security, bearing interest
from date, and retaining a lien on said land as
further Sc urfty. This, 23rd day o April. 1879.
apI23w4t NJ L. PATTERSON. G. & NJ.