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New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for TOBACCO.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT c. g.

OFFICE PURCHASING md UEpOT z. =. {
NEW-NORX CITY, AaY -. ls1eb
SEALED PROPOSALS. iu duplicate addressed 10 the mn
ders gued wIl be this office until ~ o'clock
noon the 9TH day O June, 1919 az which time ald pace
they Will be opened in presence ot bidders Tor oo pounds
OfmanuacuTe Tobacco equal 10 standard saupe 20 oc en
office The Tobacco 10 be n plugs twelve inches long
and three inches widn and each plug 10 Yiah sixteen
ounces. The plugs PACKED u boxes L1d3 U kuticl
sycamore wood three fOurhs Of n inch thicE or The best
quatvf free from knots checks EacI box 10 con AN
forty ponds and paper foil O. De used n Ta!pug
packing Actual gross tare aud net wees 10 be Harked
box. The Tobacco 20 Dc delivered 90 Tie 0uD--ice
Depot the city OF NcwlOr within thrtN days after
notification award. The price named n the IIoiOll must
De above
will lect inspection after delivery, and mono VIII DO
accepted paid that IS in respect found inferior 10
thai cOnTa for sample Of one box Of The Tobacco must
accompany the proposal be referred TO therein one copy
of securely attached 20 cath
duplicate proposal. BE- mentioned therein
the ulht 20
reject any al proposals. Proposal, must he Gco'td IN
scaled envelopes marked Proposals Tor Ioaco ana al
dressed 10 b. DUBAHkN,
Major tg
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
DROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION.
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
DEPARTMENT OF lHE EA-r. GoNIHNOLS lSLAN
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NEW-D 0hk IA AhbOR MAY IL, lstH.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in tr9cGte will be received ~ the
ONCE OF ned un l2l5 O'Clock n ON the Ibh dy
OF june 1879 a whch time am place tly " ~ DS Ore0 ~
ho presence bidders the construction of cght sets OF
Officers Quhiters Madison Barracks o2cktttS liarOo n
accordance with plans and srecnCJlonS Ni'h can %
seen a the office of the Undersigned.
must be securely at'achtd
10 tpicate proposal must De mentioned therein as
comprising part of Ii. ,...,,--
proposals and Information as 10 manner or DalhS
may be obtained at this Onee
Proposals DC accompanied with bond. WITH lWO
suretcs Of $500 accordance with The ac' Of
Congress April 10 l87 and with tho form prescribed
proposal uuaCCOnpaEed Oy such bond viii not be con-
sideTed.
The successful bidder win be required 10 enter into writ
with tho United states with good and approved
IA q than onCtth than
the entire vage 4 the supplies BID Tor, can De
certaned Beforehand within thirty alter being notified
OF The acceptlUcs OF his proposal.
Prouosas must ncosed IN sealed envelopes marked
Proposals for Constructing Cnirers quarters and al
dressed the Chief Quar,ermGster Department Of the East
Governors Island, y. Y H.
the right 10 reject any or al pro-
posals. EN.J. PERRY. Deputy .. VI. deni.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21

ended the motion to confirm and commended the nom
inaton as one eminently fit and proper
Alderman Morris--I am glad to see the gentleman
come over and vote with Tammany HAIL. against which
he has been crying ont.
Alderman Jacobus-HOw do know how Tammany
Hall will votei The gentleman has been WORKING WIN
Tammany Hall for years. He has been run In the With
District for years by Capkn Byrnes aud CAPTAIN NC
Donnel two Tammany Hall Captains OF Police"
Alderman Perey was excused from voting on the
confirmation of Mr. Van Cott. the nominee succeeds
tie Aldermans brother Fire Commissioner. With
this exception Mr.. Van Colt received unanimous vote
The noniuation OF Jacob Hess for Commissioner of
Charities and Correction then taken up and no OBJ
lection being made, he unanimously confirmed.
Alderman Morris then moved 10 take up the nomina-
that hoped It would be rejected because the place
belonged TO the Republicans II was rejected by the fol
Anirmatiye-Aldermen Robert Hall, Haughton, Hyatt.
Jaeobus, Kenney Herman Periey ana StraesIsi si,o,
Foster, George Hail. Keenan, Norris Roberts, sauer,
Shells, SlcyIn, StcWart-l3.
In calling no the nomination OF John n. Hayward for
President OF the Tax Commission, Alderman Morris
said he hoped il would be rejected because the nominee
have the place." said the Alderman, /" the present
occupant much entitled 20 II the nominee Ihee
is no reason why should swap horses. When Presi
dent Mott was elected II was undef O9G tnhI Ine
caus should have the presidency OF the Tax Board ou
the Mayor has seen tit to disregard that
Aldermen Hsughton, srack and Hail, OF tDe ANU
Tammany members, denied that there was any bucn
understanding. Alderman Haughton thought the Re
pubcans had all they were enued 10 III CITY "heIo
they were largely in tho minority.
The vote on the question Of confirming Mr. Hayward
Anirmative-Aldermen Robert Hall, HaughtoD, Ken
Negafiye-Aidermen Burns Carroll. Cavanagb, FIncb
Foster, George Hail. Hyatt Jacobus, Herman, Norris
Perley, Roberts. sauer, Shells, sieVln' stewart anu
The nomination Of Thomas II. McAvoy for superin-
tendent OF buildings was eaed up ana Ialo over.
The Board then considered the lia datze contested
election case ana accepted the majority report TO allow
Mr.. Hall to retain his seat Several vetoes from the
Mayor received several others were OyeIrued
after which the Board adjourned
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
ACCUSED OF DEFRAUDING THEIR AUNT

Mrs. Della Little, who recently began pro-
ceedings in the civil courts 10 control Of her
properly, appeared Monday afternoon before Justice
OterbOurg, in the Harlem Police Court, to press
plant OF grand larceny against james L. Williams and
Fannie f. Williams her nephew and niece, living at No.
III East Mrs. Little claims
to have been induced to give power of attorney oher
nephew trust which, she says, he abused She also
claims TO have Imprisoned uDjusty for six months
I'm the WorkLouse on BlaekYelPs Island a confirmed
iuebriate Returning 10 her nepnoY's house, she de-
lnaudcd possession OF trunk containing valuable arti-
ces belonging her. Her request denied and she
h runon cased arrest her nephew and niece for
larceny. Justice Otterbourg held Nj. ana Mrs. Will
Jams each IN 200 bail to answer IN the Court oi Geu
oral
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
FEELING IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

There was less surprise manifested i'll po-
lice circles yesterday account of Mir Frenchs conhr
nation as Police Commissioner than there regret ~
the departure of Mr.. Erardt. The Board met in the
earlier part of the day, bat unusually large number
of measures was laid over without action. When the
news of Nj. French's confirmation reached the Central
Office Mr. Wheeler the only Commissioner there
He said II is a frsrate appointment. There could
have been 10 better one and have always sald so.
Mr.. Irhardt returned al p. A number OF friends
came to bid him farewell but he was too busy 10 see
many. He said he congratulated himself on his retire
ment but further than that had nothing 20 say. His
future plans he would not discuss He appeared not at
all surprised at the confirmation Ot Mr. French. Com
t.IlaV.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21

PROPOSALS. FOR HEADSTONE5 FOR
A SOLDIERS GRAVES. -
WAE DErAETslEYT.
QuARTERIlAsTER.GEYRgA'5 ol

WASHINGTON. ID. C., March -, 1879 ,
SEALED PROPOSALS. in trpicGtc, are horeby invited
furnishing soldiers graves, Ia Private,
Village aua City Cemeenes 9s provided 10y Tue ag approved
February 3 1879. Of which the following i3 an cNtract
Tat the Secretary War hereby authorized 20 ee3t
headsones the graves OF soldiers who served TIE Reg
ulir Volunteer of the uti states during The war
for the Union, and who have been buueo IN private village
cemeteries In tho manner az PROVIDED Dy We law
Of March 3 1873, for those inferred in National Military
CeueIeties."
The toal number t0 be furnished is estimated 1900
Specifications describing in detail the standard fixed by tho
Secretary Of War and blank forms proposals can De ad on
application person by loter To Captain A. T. kockWe
\. e. ~ T. = ~ III charge Of National Cemeteries washing
Spcmcns Of the Headstones be furnished be at
this Oiilce.
All bids should be accompanied by gool end sufficient
ana VIII De considered except Tor AutfcAn
White Marble the grades named In the specifications
PROPOSALS should De incOsod in sealed envelopes and en-
for Hea-oucs' ana addressed 10 the un
dersrned they viii be ~ the presence
Ofblddcrs Monday, June Is, 1879, commencing at
o'clock q. m. ~
-. - 81 - ~ .ua-aL L- 8 A.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
Bankrupt Notices.

nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED SlAlEo
l. for The SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW lohh'
In the matter OF GERARD BETS. bankrupt hsS5 III
KUPTCY.A Warrant In Bankruptcy has been issucd H tv
Court against the estate Of GERARD BkTI oi ttse y
OF New-N OTk Ol the County OF New York, W tIe ''
NeW.York In sail District, adiudgod bankrupt ul0 ula
petition OF his creditors and the pay ucht vt =,
said bankrupt to him or 10 his use, and the uaisi, fhs
property Dy him, forbddeu by law. meeting ia
Creditors of said bankrupt 10 prove their debts and on
one assignees Of his estate vii Do he!l az CIV
bankruptcy be holden az No. arrel 81 IN "
OF NeSN Ork said District ON the Slst GAY Oh "
D. 1879 at IL O'Clock a M, at the once ul SoT ~ AID
Iittle OF the Registers IN bahkTultt9 ~
pAlN Marshal Mosschs,t--
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
WILL GOTEENOR McCLELLAN RETALIATE'

FREEHOLD, n. j., May 20.-ln the Mon
mouth County Court this morning application was
made for the discharge OF Elizabeth Beard from the
iail a, Freehold. fhe prisoner servant in the
family Of DR.. Quackenbush, Of New-York CITY, and is
suspected OF having stolen large amount Of goods.
The Court declined discharge the prisoner infor-
nation had been received that Governor Robinson had
signed requisition on Governor Mcclellan 10 extradite
Mrs Beard. Judge scudder said that the Governors
OF States on the opposite side OF the Hudson had
declined 10 accept several acquisitions for citizens OF
Eew-JeIsey and Governor Mcclellan might tall
ate II the requstiOn Is not accepted the prisoner VIII
be discharged within a few days.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
PROPOSALS for STATIONERY.

DFPARTyRST Of TIE INTERIOR. NAV H. 1872 .
SEALED PROPOSALS will De received at this Department
until - Monday June 10 1879 to furnishing sta
tOnsIy the Department OF the Interior during e nsc
wear ending June 80 1880. .--.,
Blank forms proposals showing the items and estimated
quantities TeGured eter with circular relating thrrtt
y III be furnished application 20 this Department -,
BE- addressed 10 the secretary VI The lueIor
and iidOTsed Proposals fOT stationery Al,
No contract will awarded under this adyertsement un
an Appropriation shall have been made by COngrs oF 1s
purchase Of the stationery required. - -
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
trHIsIS no GIYE NOTICE: That on the 2lst

day of October 4. u. ls7Aa warrant IN ba1AsI,g,tS
was issued aganst tho estate OF Charles VI Dsts ~
OF New-YOrk, In tho County OF New l9tA 'SG @ 1is own
NeW.York who has been audgod bankrupt On has ny
petition that the payment OF Sny debs ana @ & ,e
nrp,ry belon sng such bankrupt 10 HIN OF Ot nv
ana me transfer OF property bY num- are ~ SSrnt
law meeting OF the creditors OF we S a,,guees
90 proye their debs and 10 choose one 81 nots s - "a
of kis estate will % held az COart OF BshE heiors
holden At NO 1872 broadway IN the Ciy OF New ana
MT Henry WilGor Allen, Register. ON tAe 2In ISplYS
A. ID. 1870 al ~ O'CLOCK IN. 10y - - xav org
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
RAILROAD INSPECTED ON FOOT.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May 20.-Superintend-
ent o. ". Beach and Supervisor c. EggesOn, OF the
Naugatuck Railroad made their customary Spring in
spcction the road thi, last week. They walked the
length OF tho road from Bridgeport 10 Winsed
Conn, distance OF 5Gi2 miles IN three days, making
most careful examination. THIS road has been laid
wth steel rail, its length cost OF SlOO 500.
It's earnings nearly $3.50 900, The road u
OF debt, and has a large surplus.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
FRIGHTFUL REVENGE on A FALSE LOVER.

Ellen Mead, of No. 303 Last Forty-elghth-
st. yesterday in the Court OF General Sessions pleaded
silty TO an indictment charging her with feonous as
sault She threw yirio in the face OF John McEneaney
Of No110 East sevenyhfth-st McEncarney was present
as a witness with his face wrapped up in bandages.
Mr. Howe counsel for the prisoner, said that sEe and
McEnearney became acquainted over year ago and that
lie betrayed her under promise Of marriage. When re-
monstrated with he scoftd at the idea Of marrying the
GIRL and conducted himself in such an uEseemy
"a incense her his heartles-ness. Knowing that he
was engaged rs a musician in a hall in Sew
Cuty-siXth-st. near the Eastern Boulevard on
the night OF May :, she procured 4
quantity vriOl and waited FOR him outside. Wncn he
saw her sspectug her dcsn, he taunted her about
her condition and her prospects in life, whCreupOn sue
threw the liquid into MS face.
The prisoner, who 10 about nineteen years or age ana
who is q huuscIuaid, rcmaudcd Tor sentence
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
THE COURTS.
OF MRS. MERRILRS PHYSICIAN
The testimnny of DIR. Alexander Hadden

TESTIMONY OF MRS. MERRILpS PHYSICIAN
The testimony of DR.. Alexander Hadden
I'm the Merrill will case yesterday the most impor-
tant evidence that been given recently In that ac-
ton. He was the physician who attended Mrs Merrlh
in her last Illness He said that at the time there was
no doubt in his mind that she was insane. Her un-
soundness OF mind particularly exhibited IN poor
memory aud irritaby. At times she exhibited an ex
traordlnary aversion toward her colored nurse EzA
beth for whom she had formerly shown strong afee
tion Her mental condition. the doctor said. caused
by dropsical condition Of the BRAIN At The beginning
of her last illness Merrill said to him that her ex
ecutors we're dead and she wanted to have another
will drawn She asked the witness for list OF the prn-
epal charitable institutions I'm this vicinity She said
she wanted make requests 20 st. LuEe's Hospital, TO
ST. Vlncent's Hospital to the Protestant Episcopal Or
phan Asylum 10 the city dspensares ana TO the Catho
lie Founding Asylum the Superior OF which she spoke
OF I'm the highest Mrs Merrill was sometimes
visited by Catholic priests, whom she treated kindly
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21

Certain culinary precautions are observed
respecting Partisan omnibus conductors account Of
their intercourse with the travellers. IL Is known that
by rotation conductors may be called at any time TO re-
piace a discharged or sick driver. When conductor
Was notified that instead Of remaining the step at the
door OF the omnibus he would have TO take the rens
g. exclaimed he, raising bis eyes 20 heaven la al
outburst OF JOY, now can eat garlicr
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21

DR.. Keate, at one time head-master of EtOn
College, Is said TO have held that there H. vital
between the birch ana tho beatudes. After read
lug blessed the pure Ia heart" II Is stated that hc
told his pupils Mind that ts your duty 10 b. pure In
heart II you are not pure In heart I'll hog you.'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
SUITS OVER TIE DWIGHT INSURANCE.

Entire concert of action by the companies
which had insured the life OF Colonel Walton Dwight is
said 20 be impossible owing TO the circumstances
peculiar to each case. Some Of the companies bad
given notice Colonel Dwight previous TO his death,
tnat the Insurance had been effected under what they
considered to be false representations. Two companies
certainly demanded the return OF the policies and one
of then made a formal tender Of the amount OF the
premium paid.
Suits have been begun by the executors OF Colonel
Dwight against two OF the companies. The action
against the Germana Company was brought nearly two
weeks ago. Suit against the Washington Company was
brought early week. II is said to be probable that
application will lie made for the removal Of the cases to
this c,y The OF this proposed change OF venue
il asserted be the difficulty in securing an Impartial
trial IN Broone County. Officers Of insurance COM
panies say that there win be delay on their part to
speedy trial the II they should be removed bere
no demand the payment of the insurance has been
made on the officers tho United States Company
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
A WATCH WITH A HIGH VALUATION.

A suit TO recover the value of watch as
serted to be worth 100 brought in the Court Of
Common Pleas before Judge Van Hoesen Monday by
Keller, Administrative Of the estate OF A. A. Keller
against Joseph Alexander, jeweller The watch ap-
peared 10 derive ts special value from the fact that IT
was presented to the husband Of the plaintiff By General
Grant for Mr. Kelcrs services in saving the lives OF
nine men from the wreck Of the American steamer ID.
C. Haskns When Mr. Keller took the watch to the de-
feudant be repaired bore the following inscriptions
'Tho President of the United States TO Captain Keller
OF the Danish schooner Glasmere, in testimony Of his
heroic and humane services the captain and OF
The American steamer d. c. Iaskns, 1869" When the
watch received from the hands OF the eweler after
Mr.. Kcer's death. the inscription was found 70 be
erased Action was therefore brought for SllOO, the
al eyed damage done. The defence was that III polish
ing the Watcn. the inscription being in very nne lines
wa. necessarily erased, but that The engraving could DC
replaced for 81 A sealed verdict directed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-08
PENCILETTEN.

Chow Jackscn's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
II. ]. Ovens stock of MILLINERY
and Fancy Goods is now complete,
aud he invites everybody to call and
examine the goods. The very latest
styles on exhibition. oclS>d2t.
The ''neW man" OF our evening CO.
temporary will have to rub up little.
Our Circuit Court don't try cases On
the Loudon county docket, and Judge
Rodgers is not present, but Judge
Young is on the bench. In this part
Of the country we have Circuit Courts
in each county.
All the members of the vocal music
class recently taught at Broad Street
Methodist Church by Prof. R. M. Nc
Intosh are requested to meet him at
the church tonight. Tomorrow
night, at this same church, will be
given a children's Sunday School
concert, under the direction of Prof.
Mcintosh. 25 cents admittance.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-08
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the real estate
transfers registered in the Office of the
County Court Clerk, during the past
week:
VIM. Cross and wife TO VIM Gallo.
way and wife, 65 acres in 18th district,
81 900.
S. w. Shields aud wife to Jno. L.
Moser, 500 acres in Sewer county,
$500.
Boyd and JayDes to David G. Rich-
ards, lot in 18th district, 5000.
Debbie Sullivan to John z. MUIR
phey, lot in Knoxville, $500.
r. M. McClung and P. Staub to D.
A. Carpenter, 10 acres in 10Th district.
John S. Van Glider to Sam'l V.
Mitchell, lot in 2nd district, $55.
John S. Van Glider to Sam'I b
Yeargin, lot in 2nd district, sos.
Maria e. Jamison 10 Sam'i McKjn-
ney, lot on Main street, Knoxville.
J. S. McDonough and wife to B. B.
Lenoir, 320 acres, in LoudOn county.
Andrew Davis and wife to @. NJ
HarrilI, land in 9TH district, 800.
E. l.. Walker and wife TO j. S.
Chambless and wife, Is acres in 9th
district, SIS.
S. B. Boyd and wife to Thomas NJ
Anderson, 90 |, 5 acres in I'd district
$500.
Geo. Fl. Cox and wife to William r
Norris, Isl acres in Sd district, $500.
NJ. l.. Patterson, G. & NJ, TO Ed
Bright, 253 acres in Sd district, parti'
ton.
NJ Patterson, C. & NJ. to Board
of Missions, &c, lot in Knoxville
$500.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-08
Umbrellas, at Gossett, Ford & Bros
from 25 cents to So 90.
TX. d o. Railroad Dots.

The regular passenger train on the
Knoxville & Ohio Railroad was de-
layed about two and half hours in
arriving here yesterday, caused by a
slight run off near the Empire Mine,
at Coal Creek. No one was hurt, and
no damage to the train, however.
Some repairs are being made Oh the
tunnel near Careyville, and on Mon
day, one of the workmen, Wiley
David, stepped backward off OF
fiat car, striking the back of his
head, bruisiDg him up and giving him
pretty serious Injuries. but not thought
to be dangerous or fatal, He was rem.
dered insensible for some tine.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-08
RE MOVAL,

N. Cuquel, Knoxville's accomplished
Tailor, has removed two doors below
East Tennessee Book House, He is en-
phi atically Fashionable Tailor. capital
filter, and turns out frst>class suits. He is
just in h;r dealt gs. Give him call. He has
the finest assortment of goods to be found
in Tennessee. Cadet Uniforms furnished
of very best material; fit and make better
than can be had at any other house in the
city. Also. fine lot Of samples from New
York, which will be made in the very best
style, fit guaranteed. Messre. Cuquel &
Cooley never fail to give satisfaction.
sept9- d1mth.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-08
Dtath of the Akin q ouse Jerk.

Mr.. B. B. Williams, the popular
clerk OF the Atkin House, died quite
suddenly about half past two O'Clock
yesterday morning. He had been in
usual health up till Sunday, when he
was taken very i'll and was unable to
attend his duties. Congestion of the
lungs was supposed to be the cause
OF death. Deceased was about so years
of age and leaves wife and five chill
dren. He was formerly from Hender-
son, KY, but has been resident OF
our city, connected with the Atkin
House for year or two past. He has
made many friends during bis resi-
dence among US who will hear of his
death with deep regrets. Mr.. Thomp-
son, one of the prOprietors of the
house, and brother-inlawt to deceased,
was telegraphed at his home in Ala
bama, and was expected on last nights
train.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-08
We have removed our
Drug Store TO the South
east corner Of Gay and
Clinch streets.
HUNTER & CO.


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 Messrs. Law
renee & Co, Bankers, New York. By
this system thousands of orders in
various sums are pooled into one vast
capital and operated under the mC st
experienced and skilfful management,
thus securing to each shareholder
superior advantages and prtflts not
possible in any other way. Prof 8 are
paid at the end of thirty days. A gen.
tleman in Boston made $747. so on an
investment of 500. Many others are
doing as we'll or better. Capital in any
amount from $40 to 500, 900 can be
used with equal proportioDate success
by this Combination or Co operative
Method. SIS would make SIS, or
per cent. on the stock; 500 would re-
turn 5000, or per cent. during the
month, and so on, according to the
market. The new circular contains
1.-TWO unerring rules for success" and
full information. so that any one can
operate with profit. Stocks and bonds
wanted. Deposits received. i Govern
ment bonds supplied. Apply to Law
renee & Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, New York City.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-08

Rev. J. g. Schaidt, pastor of the Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran Church,
left on the early train for GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, to attend the General Council OF
the Lutheran Church in the United
States, to be gone several days.
Sergeant Thomas Ridge, the faithful
and attentive keeper OF the National
Cemetery in this city, has obtained a
furlough of few months, and he took
his departure on last nights train for
a visit to bis native mother country,
Ireland. We wish him a safe voyage,
pleasant trip and cafe return.
Hon.J. w .Ramsey,of Cleveland, who
is in the city attending Supreme
Court, made the CHRONICLE pie AZ
ant call last night.