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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
Hn1oE OLE REPRESENTATIVES.

In the House to-day Mr.. HALE QRep,, Me-
90 90 luto Committee he Whole on me Legs
lauvr Executive ana Judicial Appropriation OIL.
Ills motion was antag uized by Mr. Cox dem, y
y with the Census Din; ny Mr.. Hewitt Dem, AlaJ
WIN the NJ .xIcan Pensions blll and by Mr.. Bright
tDeu., Tenn with the morning hour.
The advocates Of the morning hour were finally sue
cessiu uy vote OF yeas, l2J; uay-, 10; aud tie
speaA pr ded 70 cal the committees for reports o.
private nature.
ST. VIII lIEORNE Dem. Tenn, chairman Of the
Committee on Naya Affairs, ported back the bill au-
thorzng the secretary tue Navy 10 accept for The
PlF.V5t r d lO.ar exploration by way ~ hlig r
Sl'tls Tue ship Jcaunette. rendered by MT James -.
NJ. DANFORD rep. Ou.o). from the same commit
lee ipor -t bI authorizing TIE sett emtnt ~ the tc
toutls o. Assistant Pdym.ster Eu"oId h "iusAlp. ot
Nj GOODE dem. VI. rom the same committee,
reported Ul authorizing the President Go appoint To-
W taAA ~ 81 econ lA the N"V}' ""eu Et'ty sian
occur Actln--A, surgeon William Muun, ON 90
count services rendered - him during tic Iste yellow
NJ n. Hanna Rep, In1.l supp rted The bill
MI IhllIENDEN dem, MOI opposed TIE blI be-
Sir ELLIS I'd .m. La stated that Dr. Martin had lost
r1oe> u yellow fever OUT Of tt 900 he A.
- ttyh whether he lad passed au t1tin'AI.-"1 "i
nc uAu demonstrated that Ae as phy slcd oI lie
NJ GCQDE Dem, Val supported the bill.
M. olNNllk>DN Dem, X. J. inquired u any 81 thc
Hu,> t "Ao lad gone FROM the Soith had been re-
os MT GQoDE Dem, Va replied that nobody was more
epoSed than De- TO render homage 10 tAe brave North
6Uull. a." 1880
MI HlNNlCKsON Dem, y. j. submitted an amend
M ~ providing that Dr Asrun shah not DC appointed
Uie' ie mas passed The examination required Dy law"
teAllg acilou Tie morning hour expired.
ccH.0LJcst lLea arose 10 the order ~ business VT
~ p'eu4 y. pressing his Cen1us bill, MI II ALI
". p de- the Appropriation Bill, and Mr. BRIGHT
leu leun.J the private calendar. Mr.. TUCKER
Nen' Val and Mr.. WOOD Dem, y. " antAgOnLcd
OF tlere Propositions with motions TO proceed 10 tie
VVLsld ration OF the business the Speakers table.
1ue house nnay determined " proceed with the prl
Iste calendar pending which Nj. YOUNG Dem, TENN,
CHAIRMAN Of the Committee Ventilation. submitted
report regard heating and VentllaIug House.
Ofuered that t be printed ana recOmmltted.
The House then, 1880 u went into Committee OF
tAe Whole on the private calendar,
The pending bill that for the relief VI John T.
Armstrong, VI Virginia, Oh account Of wharf property
occupied by the United States Army IN Alexandra dur
ng the war.
NJ HUEToN Dem. Val stated that the loyalty OF
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the claimant had been fully proved and the only gues
ton whether Congress was gong to pay any claim
OF that character Inc Yo,e 90 .9 P e ms
Mr.. EDEN Dem, M, while he supported the bli'
men foTHlddnc The payment Of all claims originating
IN the war which have not been already adjusted -,
Mr.. HAYES rep, lll said that though thtse clalms
presented and advocated by di,loyal men GeniI men
on the other side did not advocate the claims oi loya
Mr. EDEN Dem, III inquired T. the Republican Con.
Crcss OF 1871 had been composed OF di~oy me iHat
the Congress which had passed tAe act undef Nuch
$4,000 claims, amounting TO SGooOc'oOo' Eau nee"
Mr.. BANNING Dem, Ohio thought that il would
have been pest at the Gonclnsl2n OF tLs 10 ne
payment Of al war claims. The coutrdtra't5 hvl no,
been entitled 10 any tihe ana me lo!L ~ ,t Imam
saved TO them He proc. eded to state lhai Ee n%n
known Mr. Armstrong during the war ana hAd Known
him 10 ne p true and loval Union mau.
Mr.. CONGER rep. Mich opposed the hill and ssV-
eral sharp passages occurred between Inn and MI
Finally NJ WHITE Rep, PENN moved to strike out
the euactug clause or the bl, and 1t was agreed 10
In 4dyocans the next nil on the calendar, for the
payment OF So oo 10 A. A H. Richards Of vFcna' Tor
-upplcs furnished 10 the Army during the war NI.
SHELLEY dem, Ala stated IA 1t hc had no sympathy
Nj BRAGG Dem. via opposed the bll. There had
been l'e LOYALTY 90 virginia except snch a. had
and then II had thryed most Justify upon the supplies
the Commissaries OF the Army had furnished.
Mr.. kElFER rep, ono supported the bll inasluuCh
as The camant had evidently been loyal to the Oh4oh
Mr.. WHITE (Rep.. PENN opposed the bill as legal
proposition. He moved 10 strike ont the cnacting clause
number OF Democrats voted in the affirmative,
while eigh' or ten Republicans voted In the negative:
stem OF $4,000 for -upplies furnished by him a. Sgt-
Ter 20 TIC Army at the conclusion Of the battle Of SHILOH
Mr. KETFER (Iiep, Ohio supported the bill
NJ. BRAGG dem, Wis said tn&t the chef merit ~
the bill was thot the ella inant came rom ONO. me
could be- suffers had generally managed 10 take
~ uT-NpuPT.V iron Wa manfred where Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
THE COURTS.
LITIGATION OVER THE LORD ESTATE.

LITIGATION OVER THE LORD ESTATE.
The trustees Of Thomas Lord. Clarence A.
Seward and Henry Day. brought suit about year ago
against David y. Lord note for $1,000
on which the defendant had only paid $1,000 ills de-
fence was then and is TO suit recently brought
that he gave this note for Thomas Lords half share
Nos 81 and SO Wam-st. their settlement OF the
old partnership between them with the distinct
IN ersandug that there should he any pressure for
tn" principal OF the note until II was CONVENIENT 10
Lin. The suit IL to establish vendors Icu
on the half OF the property formerly belonging 10
Thomas Lord subject OF course 70 . recent @-oUVO
mortgage. The case came before Judge DOnohuc IN
supreme Court Chambers on q motion for "A receiver OF
the property. jude DonOhue denied me motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
HIGHER Prices FOR rrRs.

The prospects are that the prices for the
better kinds Of fur VIII continue 20 remain high. Rae
coon and skunk skins be purchased for nearly
% per cent less than they coud a month Musk
rat skins are selling at about per cent less nan carly
Fail prices. In consequence OF the plague IN Russia
ana al commune being of from that country
squirrel SKINS very scarce Many Of are i'm
ported from Russia. Sew Jersey farmers supply
nearly ali the muskfat skins used in NcwNOrk CITY, and
IN consequence OF the late cold weather been
able TO trap many, which viii probably slight
Ise IA their price. seal skin becoming valuab
Ladies cloaks are being made longer ana finer quality
than formerly is demanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
NOMINATIONS


WAsHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-Ihe President sent
10 the Senate lay the to l'Nn. nominations:
Lveu Adams Of Nc-YorA, TO De- tinted states consul
Edward T. lane OF nois, TO BE- United states Consul at
james f. MONTGOMERY, OF Nc0Yors 10 be United states
Joha il stewart II Pennsy to be United state Con
SUI al Aut~erp.
consul 81 Vienna
Coirrs ~ Gust ". Y. simpson AZ GrHt-ee, -. =,
and George Is. ~ ijrcl 40 CAPE vincent, y. y.
DAnlc a. Freeman 90 Uc lcglsttT OF Land once a. ~
{ 'IoIlt ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
Bee Cream.

FACT-UORTON ICE CREAM Is MADE
n From PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM. -
T. M hCIIEr. FESTIVALS. HOTELS. kksIAC RANTS
AND THE TRADE
BE PER QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON, SOC PER QUART.
Charlotte UsSE ana JELLY
FIRES IL. RICH aud DELICIOUS, .-.--..
PRICE BELOW ALL 9TH Era
De,-,'. l0H 4tlsvs. 2ss BROADWAY anti rhAthAmst
EU>>EII,~ lCE-CREAM-Best III the city
-.r lei quar. CAgtch Fairs &c CharOttss 4ec per
unL OIL u a. ~ ,TGeIs specially. ~ Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
LONG I.LAND RAILROAD NORTGAGE.

In the Kings County Supreme Court yes
tcrdav. Judse Gilbert granted permission 70 the Long
I-laud Railroad Comrany 10 issue Sl.500.oo0 second
mortgage bonds bear date August ISIS, PAYABLE
n forty years. aud BEARING cent interest Oi the
amount - 600 900 10 be app ed to the liquidation ~
the nIaa d.1t of jhe company 500 600 10 the paw
rcut ~ the cui-t OF the road bona Jamaica in
Fatbu-a-ave.: $4,000 90 the discharge cf cr:tl
f.orfa-s laou real estate owned and occupied h tE'
company, ANA fog icqgI Idd'o, li rai estate hr'c'
-iry for carrying 0u tIr company s business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
NL.. El1ahnth Kn.wlos BROUGHT a -Git in


ALBANY. Icr. 2l.-If o.. Court O.. Appeals today
n, following wa, n-s-. down
taEe recess from Vas
rav uru Nors Pre- i-l day II March next iU o'clock
a. l az th- o' ,.r n The city 4 Alba 20 winch tu.
and place De-, Ir,l, calendar VII again l' taken 300 and
pIl,.,t.d With. j.. O. IEEl4s. C.tra.
Ihr. ID ...l- U.rr~.-- o. handed down:
I3r,u...u road Respondent
Ueu44 -truu-. l.1uts George ". !ta.lD,k.
-Toai,ut s-r >at.l Dominic and auotAe.. appellants
MOTION f,r 90. re . vitu SO costa
a. BAIT rep ur 1T AT Garrett nor
frlIut- argued bT iU'us W 10 AiidID
:or appc. l4ut.. -l4I,. Ham tIr respondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
.rnr.r nE Elnrnrs MINER..

PHILADELPHIA, Fen. 2O.-A special to-day
fg.u Ptt,ouig says: Great excitement prevails To-
dav Al Brownsville Fayrtte County, fifty miles up the
N,non,,h4la RIVER sIcrn work, OF Washington
County. with $50 armed and mounted deputies has
gone % F4yette County 10 arest miners charged Win
pAt,cIpatILg III the riot al California, Penn lew
aays ago. he has arrested thirty three HIS authority
10 make arrests outside Of lus own county, especially
without warrant IA disputed Many VI the miners are
armed. ana a conflict rs feared"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
hate nassencer to cabman, VIC gets on hi.

box and opens The carriage door: " told you lived at
the tOp of the hill bottom, you DiuhdeTAead
Cabby. "Whst. your honor, whist, III merely slam The
or, and the haste a. tIIuk you're OuL aud the
mil as II the Ould Gentleman were after him.
At a railroad station, lately, an elderly Irish
woman VINO ha4 arrived few seconds alter the train
mad started set after IL. she OF course
came 10 malt when she began 10 abuse the uBaccOn-
nodatIpg engine, AIDING with nate" bruEue:
'Faugh the great black ugly Iumpl When che gets
old az me- bedsd, she won't run 90 quick !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

row at 2. The debt question fixed "a special
order for yesterday In the House has not yet
bat body being still occupied IN considering constu-
uOna amendments. The convention ~ the Readjusters
OF the state debt, called by the Readusters Of the
General Assembly, VIII meet in this city Tuesday
next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
LILLE RARKON MYsTERY.

DEXTER, Me-, Feb. 2O.-Mr. hurch, the ex-
pert appointed examine the books Of Cashier Barron
retorts that he nd the accounts mixed and complicated
vim dlscrrpauces tnen. lie LAS come TO NJ definite
cOncl usiUn yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

Two Hibernians were passing n stable. which
had rooster IN II foF woIthcr-yaue. when one ad
dressed the other thus: Par, what's the they
dldui put Lin no there rstti ~ rooster" "A2'
sure, replied Par, that's asy enough Don't sc II
WOuld De incoLv auient 20 go for the eggs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
yIRGINIA erATE DEBT.

RICHMOND, Feb. 2l.-The Senate to-day
decided by vote OF &c to H. to take vote On Tue OIL
d,ns for the settlement Of the stale debt to-nVr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

above legal re. -. . .., 49,. ., SOD, Or,
The business 10 stocks during the week ending to-
,lav amounted to IL 1856 shares, which compares
with .OOJ,42S shares tor the preceding week, and
llJ3.l97 -uart. FOR the week before that The
general speculation WIS irregular and subject 10
frequent fluctuations, and after the middle OF the
week prices exhibited ter den % decline, hay-
ing had sharp advance a. the first effect OF "A re-
ported large trade1u Union Pacific stock ami rs sue
ccedug rise from G7l2 10 81. After that some sharp
upward movements IN the high-pnc d Inycstment
SHARES followed, notable among which we're Central
and Hudson, with an advance 10 100, Rock Island
To 1855 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ~ lZ24.
and RENSSELAER, aud saratoga 10 lO1 y. Bat
none OF THESE extreme prices were sus-
tanned, aud the sequels were strongly M
dlcattvc that these movements were made 10 help
the sales Of other stocks. Western Union was
rather feature of the week having frequently
nuctuated or pr cent between tie extreme
range of 9>7s and 100, according TO the varying
rumor- that were current IN relation 20 the egsa-
non ut asnIn gtOu Among the Iow-prcrd faucles,
Kansas Pacific was notable because Of an advance
from ~ to pa OF which only per cent was lost
IN final transactions. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Also suddenly became active, and rose fIOm "a 10
94S7s: ami lastly the three CLASSES Of IT. LOUIS
and -au Francisco became active: the common
stock advancing -. preferred lbs, aid nrst pre-
ferIrd ~ per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT " Y STOCK EXcFANGE SALES
Asrep0rted ~ ne Gold and Stock Telegraph 20.
FRIDAY. PEB. 3. 1879
GOVERNHENT STOCK DEPARTMENT
FIRST CALI-101I O'CLOCK 4. "
THIRD CALL-1l2 . CLOCK z. VI.
Z : "a Coupon 1871 L : go Reg l-67
2O4.0O. ...... ........ lOt's Called Bonds
L : & small Coupon 1hO. o.. bee lOIA
10000. ............l coz L = b. coup l-~l
L - Comp 1907 10000. be lO4't
5OOtl. ............ be. 100 5
SGleS Of siGte RdlfiCaJ BoHfs-BGprJtL BIat ant
stocks.
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

carrying The Belgian ana United Stat@s Mails sailing
every ~ udys from Philadelphia and New YORK.
fNLAND sails til T. k~DAN. March B. II 4
foi fLts OF passage ara other information apply
PETER WRIGHT K sons General .cn.s
3O1 walnut T.. Philadelphia Froatlwav. New. York
J'HN MCDONALD Agent : Battery place. New York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
- BETWEEN NEW-lORK And HAERE
PCT Of Company new 40 A. North River foot N Morton
AMERIQUE. DeOrl c,incsday March o. m
LAhl. Dols Nhnglier.... "Wednesday March 49, pm.
steamers marked thus 90 no: seerage
Checks drawn On Credit Lv0nBas PARIS
LOUIS De BEBTAN. Agent No. s. Broadway.
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,Ecosp CALL O'CLOCK p. n
TEleD CAIG.-2:3O O'Clock p. ".

Louisiana Il Con


Tomorrow beng a legal holiday. tLe weekly
bank statement VA issued to-day. AMI only
five instead # TX diy,' business. TIE statement
shows a coutinnel heavy dram u'on tie banks
reserves. the lo--c, beng Sl4-.2o0 specie and
S2qj7. 500 cgal-teudcg~. The fact that oUIln2 zoe
same i've days tie balances Of the Now-loGG Sub
Treasury were redUccd-eon fi62,ODE ana cur
rcucy Sg44.27j-seou~ to dispcl the 'Gaa HAT II ~
payments on account the percent bonds that ave
affecting the reserves. The loans wrr" contracted
Sl7q, 800, and circulation reduced $4,000 These
chang. permitted a reduction Il %32o2G 500 OF
deposits, but they are reported reduced only 1sHs-
coo, which causes the loss Of surplus reserve to
be- nearly a. great the total loss OK reserve.
Compared with the corresponding date Of lo'S'
the present statement shows: Loans increased
1917. 300; specie decreased, Sl4,I47luO; legai-
tender, increased Sll 399, 600; dep"S ~ 81, creased
- J}3 GOO; circulation decreased, fi1l. 600. lie
week. movement results III a decreas" OF - -GtSJo
in the surplus reserve. leaving u now fo,2lZ,b1o
IN excess Of the reserve required By law he totil
reserve S63 30s, 300 now - 29.40 per cent o. the
totaI delo ,its against 30. 80 last week and 3l47
for February %, 1915. The following are the COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

w = NIT,D.I- trI- AND ROYALNAIL STEAMERS
Ful. q BEN TOWN ANp LiNEi.i''I- ..-
NOTICE The .t.ala-r4 tf tAit Line faNr Iie tr 'l.
rcroLametttd y Ltu'. Mauy, T. = 81 On O''A I'o o4s1
and hOmryart VOYAGES. ,....t, %. OIL.
81 TO- NV "a ti,-l .' a. 10.
BrIIAS NIt. Cans. Perry. "A ui"ay Mar - % D. ul'
REPUITIC. r1rr T~y-rg... THURSDAY. F D -. " a. u.
From HE " HIIE STAR hOIh' F4'--' - -'D4'''
RIVE .,
These steamers ar. uniform and UNSURPASSED m a
Saloon ~lu h nG. ana pttil-
rooms uacri ltni-p- where the nose aud notion tio
anOrdug OF comfort hitherto hnAttauADo
~ . Oh Dom.
4.
steamers neither Catt - sheei nor p.K%
Inspection ~ aud other ll'rWilh Apply az ,lo
- % 6h. .I.l,b.a 80 Il. J. COLsII-. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

GUION LINE,
~ UNITED -TATE- MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIN ERPOOI.
,-,.,... Leaving Pier %. y. L.. foot 81 KIng-st.
nv Tt F~DAN March II. A.
" - IN ~ .a. r. = DAY. March l..
NJ \ y III F~DAN. March 2j a. m.
nDMl IT ESDAY April noon
NEVADA .....rI-I.-DNN Arril IL I % M
- these steamers lult ~ IRON 10 eright com
laineHt'. ami are furnished wth every requisite t0m1ke
uc sagc across The Atlantic both safe agreeable hay
ing bathroom, smokng room. drawing plano AMI h.
RY also exIercuc~ surgeon stcwar!e-s and caterer
t' steamer The state all deck TINS
Hight
CABIN PASSAGE according TO sratcro0m, So SO ana
So. INTERMEDIATE. so ~IEENAGE. R1i
OFFICE so 20 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
Oteln GIrumers.

1 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL
ne Only Transatlantic Line sailing under The AMERT.
IAN FiAG. SaIng every Thursday from Philadelphia
INDIANA sa--s NM II DAY. Web. =. y noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
XLVrH CONGRESS-IIID SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
xRvsY DAY N BOTH BRANCHEs-THE HOUSE SPENDS
TIE DAY, HOWEVER, IN TRANsAcrING UNNEcEs-
o.pv pTrSINFSS
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SAFES stare QIic Rd,firdJ B1Hfs-tGprJtL BIat daf
-forEg


Is 1870 J < ID
5.OUO... II.
Kan Z - Den Div
with coupon cert
10000. . -
Kan PaC In No IS
4 600 ..... -
IOl * Mab 20
EX Coupon
10000. GSL2
II Oul- g san Fl
2d Class B
5000 .--... 40
SutrO Tunnel Co
100 -...s3. d =
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-09
Richmou Gives Us .hs Shake,

Although no word has yet. been
received from the Adah Richmond
Comic Opera Company, who were en-
gagged at Stsub's Opera House the first
half of this week, and the lat
ter at Chattanooga, the news
comes through Richmond, Va,
papers, that they closed out there
Monday night and were going to RAJ
leigh, n. c., where the State Fair is
going on, thus giving Us the ''sbake"
altogether. They are certainly I'M
aware that over $500 worth of reserved
seats had already been sold, and that
they would have bad packed houses
each night here and made a success
without doubt. Or, perhaps they
could run the calf over US, take
another route without honoiipg us
with notification even and
come when it suits their
convenience, and we would receive
them all the same. In this We opine
they are sadly mistaken. Their con-
duct is inexcusable, scounderly and
unbusinesslike in the extreme, and we
advise cur play-goers, (but they will
not need the advice, that if ever the
Richmond's attempt to put themselves
before our footlights again, they be
paid back i'll their own coin and
"shook" out of town; unless, per-
chance, they can put up some valid
excuse, which is impossible under the
circumstances. We understand an at
tachment will follow them for hall
rent and expenses, and they may yet
realize that it was not money making
shirk.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-09
County Court.

The Quarterly Cunty Court re-az-
senbled yesterday morning, Judge A.
T. Cottrell presiding, and full attend
ance of Justices. and the session was
harmonious, lasting all day. The fol-
lowing were the most important
transactions:
The Poor House Commissioners
were ordered to make necessary inn
proyements about that establishment.
A committee consisting of Maj d.
A. Carpenter, and E as W. A. A.
Conner and r. A. ]. Armstrong, was
appointed to inspect and report
whether gate should be established
on the Clinton pike.
The voting ground in the 2lst dis.
trict was changed to NeubeTt's Mill.
The 23d district was established b va
division of the 18th, and the voting
place was established at Plumlee's
| SchOol-house.
An appropriation was made for two
bridges over Beaver Creek, one neal
George Nelson's and one near Cox'i
Mill.
A number of appropriations were
made, the Criminal Court venire fol
the January term was made out. and
court adjourned till the next term.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-09
10 Our City kubcr b srs.

We have made arrangements with
Mr.. Will c. Hunt to take charge of
our city list Of subscribers to the
DAILY CHRONICLE, and he will in the
future deliver all papers and collect
subscriptions. Our object is to in
sure the prompt delivery of the paper
to our patrons, and by that means,
and by continuing to make the
CHRONICLE first class newspaper, to
increase its circulation. We sell our list
10 Mr.. Hunt. Our subscribers will pay
their subscriptions to him in accord
ance with arrangements he will make
which arrangements will be made sat
isfaetory all around. Should any o
our patrons fail to receive their papers
they will leave their complaints a
this Office as before.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-09
Lively stock Operations.

The current of recent events has
given great impetus to business on
Wall street, and many successful
turns are reported where immense
profits are made in short periods. The
most successful way that we have heard
of yet for operating in stocks is by the
Combination Method of MessTs. Law
renee & Co, Bankers. New York. By
this system thousands Of orders in
various sums are pooled into one vast
CO pital and operated under the mcst
experienced and skillful management,
thus securing to each shareholder
superior advantages and profits not
possible in any other way. Prof 8 are
paid at the end of thirty days. A gen.
tleman in Boston made $747.30 on an
investment of 800. Many others are
doing as we'll or better. Capital in any
amount from $40 to 800, 900 can be
used with equal proportionate success
by this Combination or Cooperative
Method. SIS would make $75, or 5
per cent. on the stock; 500 would re-
turn 5000, or 8 per cent. during the
| month, and so on, according to the
market. The new circular contains
two unerring rules for success" and
| full Information, SO that any one can
operate with profit. Stocks and bonds
wanted. Deposits received. Govern
ment bonds supplied. Apply to Law
renee & Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, New York City.