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LOCAL GOSSIP.

LOCAL GOSSIP.
The pictures Of the White Stockings have been
completed BY Robinson. and the job is good one
pp o'
The game arranged for yesterday between the
Chicago aud Syracuse C}uos was ostronea on
account Of rain. 1t will be played to- morrow af-
ternoon at $40 o'clock, when bfacul1ar will MAY
The first week Of the champion season places the
Cincinnati Club slightly in the lead. it having won
three games and lost none. The White Stockings
have won two and lost none; while Boston-ProFi-
dence have won two and lost one The Cleveland.
Euaalo, Troy, and Syracuse Clubs have each lost
two.
Tu1s wEEk's G4NEs.-
In aEnther place will be found the record OF
week, together with the positions held BY each
Club it the rGce for the championship penuant
This week the Eastern clubs nil move from their
lscasc team goes from Chicaeo TO Cincinnati; the
Bpatons from Buffalo to Cleveland; the Providence
team from Cleveland to Buffalo; and the Trcys
be played is ns follows:
AaJ s-Af S1I en1fIaio r@soytdenee @ ~ and Batra'os:
Il Cleveland. Dosrons and cley yelanda.
Aay lo-same clubs play at same places.
PROM DUBUQUE.
s1xetul Corrtspondenee Of The Tnbtu,:.
ncnuQrE, ID, Nay Our scason opened yes
OF to O. result NO one. had anticipated. The
fact that our cub charged with but TWO errors
Is fact that confirms the confidence We have had
The Providence Club is to come here on the 18th
t9e westher does not interfere with their game
MMeocstofds, Me playing there Monday nnd Tuesday.
The sth: 1oth, aud 12th they play at Omaha, and
t4e npe 1sth trst # people have
with the Rocksords> owing 10 the long practice
OF the latter. but that has been ba,ted md feded
away most successfully. 4 large crowd witnessed
row.
rye Rockford. have four left handed battc:s,
Quarters here were crowded last night with friends
Of the nine and Of the game. who we're profuee in
sanans aqound as foo wes many small boys
tawn looking at The champions OF the day as thone
tas{ % were foreign Princes.
-, ~ M Northwestern League seesetaryship question
:; we mad trio OF accidents yesterday Rails gel
mug hot nall from the pitcher on top Of his head
1hat made 1t rather sore Jack Rowe, c1tcher Of
INIT knocked him hat but he soon revived aud
went at il again. He carries a pretty large chceT
To-day, but it is not .. bard" at all. Mr, Lotus
got one On the shoulder TINT was attended with no
serious results. - FInsr Base.
- NOTES OF THE GAME. =.
Rochester Is still labosing to secure 4 team.
Carey. Of the clevelands, became a father last
Monday.
The Only Nolan " is still in California, and
ont Of - job,
Providence claims to have sold eco season tickets
1t SIS apiece.
In recent gsme against the Uticas, the Abanys
played without an error
- Andy Leonard ts Captain of the Albany Capital
-ltSs and il said to make good one.
a change catcher-The cashier III dsy-goods
hofe 81 Lous Globe Democrat, probably stolen.
VIII ~ hite, Of the cincinnats, recently secured
1ouf h1te OF OF an amateur pitcher Doesn't that
sound As thonEh the Clucinuafia had got On 4
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| naso oeen able to ascertain. All information
f4pn;celntng him will be sent On By Detective

ns'nz'nan'
Justice Morrison. wa1ter won h,.4oxsx, =,
complaint OF Annie r. Roh;nso'r hona f,,r. Nv
telfed. and case Continued IN tha 1e+b. Arn;a
Campbell, disorlerlr m oo,n n,a;n. 0o"1e
Heath, sent to the House Of he Gno3 y Shan. r.
herd; Charles Bigelow, larceny. sSY1 ~ the
Criminal Court; Fred Hansnn. vnnnr ~ th;af
S2o4to tue 9TH; John Mcguire, desiitmte' sent ~
tue Brothers. Asylum Thomas Barron hestordv
on on complaint OF Regina stach, $500 to the 7th::
refer fincftT and Kate Phelau, disortlerlv cnns
auct, S21 hDe; Thomas Davis, cutting bis neirh-
bor on the head with hatchet ID nnorrel
ahoat fence between their promises at No. II
Snolto street, 600 to the Criminal Court:
simon oDonnell, with which tie boy Rogef
Canaela was shot last Sunday evening oy q
playmate, $5O fine; Eddie Ross. larceny Of a
@ horse and buggy, $500 to the 9Th; ]. afartjn,
s3oo 70 the Criminal Court for the larceny OF
dr,ns.n a. ny W eav,lte anu MS wife Adaline,
ana thelf thr& children sent to the Home OF
the fliendless2 while the fourth, q babe in arms,
aso.ina1:eo tne snolnef 20 the House OF Correc
eon c,y w Atlam D!keman, cnareeq With obtaining
~ oy 1a'se pretenscs from John G. Trndel,
ssssa1tsE Barnes, Of So. 4 E.sia strest, asss
3ooo 70 tne CIlm1nal Court; =. ). De Golycr,
jumping ol1al IN vacant lot, to the 7th; frank
Farkef, aaas smith, tne negro who assaulted
Gts rus p1''sg e,o6 oitSes' a' 2ooo ~ tne CrlMlnal
md vacrancr son1 fne. Ganrs Fnstsr rn,,th
who TIED to tap The til OF 1. Flower,s
procerv at M 213 CLARK ctrnct SIM Roa. poh
ert Mnes Sa ne ''1H 3s
head OF E(ward Knocker. bis mariner in the
saloon hnsjness At No AZ tIari strert SIM t ro
the Sth: John Anderson. colored. susnertet3 for
attemnting bnreta-e at No. s. Fonrth avenue.
SO fine: Charles j. Forbes, The hungry man
who strnck Co1. t,iearv fnr somethinr tn eat- and
rot arrested in consen1ence for hi@hway robhery. ~
s56 f;nos Er.n1~ EJ,Y;ne chorro{ ,v;Tb VI. H.,
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BUFFALO-BOSTOE.
Sre1faI Dlstafch to The Tribune

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
r 6eecfo1 Dstateh to The Tribune
BUFFALO. y. T., May 3.-The champions suf-,
ferec their first defeat to-day from the hands OF the
Local nine, who pounded Bond all over the field,
while their work on the outside was unusually
good. Clspp and Gslyin handled themselves in
the best style yet Calvin is improving on each
uay. To-day only four Bostons hit with safety.
man vsho lost his head, and he dropped two balls
thrown hy Snyder. Morrill,. O'Rou1ke. and Sny-
.es did The best playing, tho catching OF tha 1at-
yu1aloe was very heavy. and they had the luck
10 lunch their hits in the third inning, when five
singles aud four errors OF their opponents gave
them four ru1ls, two being earned. Some brilliant
fielding was done by the local team,-Force,
Walker, and McGonigle distinguishing themselves
In this resncct. Tue score was as follows:
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PUBLIC SWEETS.
FOUND AT LAST.
Something Which the Public Will
be Glad to Know and
Improve.
Reference Being Had to the Elegant Candy
Palace Just Opened BY Martin
Dawson.
Absolutely Pure Confectionery KetAlled 1t Whole-
sale Prices,
So that All Can Avail Themselves Of the
Advantages Offered.
4 Description of tho Immense Institution at
gil state street.

The advance and improvement OF anY worthy
institution is always matter OF public interest
The Inhabitants Of Chicago and the Northwest
are familiar with the confectionery establish
ment which air. Martin Dawson has been con-
Quoting for the last twelve years. and will,
therefore, be gratif1ed to learn that be has
opened large and new store for both
Tetah and Wholesale at ell State street.
beng wholesaler be Is enabled TO furnish alb
solntely pure candies{he makes no others)at less
n!guEes than usually charged, while he also has
bakery department. When the best CRACKERS
can DC made for sir cents pcr pound.
no comment Is necessary for house
keepers. In addition to these two departments.
ME. Dawson has, for, the accommodation Of bis
wholesale trade, very fine line OF Cigars.
To all who may be in need OF apy Of the
aooVe-named articles, a Visit to the attractive
place, No. I'll State street, is most cordially com
mended. Call and see.
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THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH.
George F. Slosson arrived in Chicago yesterday
morning to prepare for his great match with Jacob
scbaefer for the worlds championship aud $500
side. which oceurs on the evening OF May is at
Mccormick Hall. Slosaon~ is looking we'll aud
feeling we'll, and is confident Of winning lie will
make Tom Foley's room on Dearborn strcet his
Headquarters for practice. and will commence 10.
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SPORTING.
BASEBALL.
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sn,etnf Dfspntch Ia IAe 7Tt1uss6-

CLEVELAND, O., May 3--ln the game to-day the
.,sc ,urped in favor Of Cleveland, the home Clun
1.rrrfne Of the honprs both at the but and in the
ss,d The victory WAS complete aud thorough,
.ra the nome management arc juhllaut. There
,s.Te about 600 pcbple. present, and The day was
~ ,}at conld be asked. Providence dia sharn
ss.dinr, and attempted to do their usual work 1T
the nat but were unable TO hii Mccormick, who
.oos new turn On them. in The fifth inning Ken
nedy hurt one OF his fingers very. badly, which
11ecessitatcd change with phillips, but the luck
d;d not seem TO change with this, and Providence
uss served with nine gooec cCgs~
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II by James Dustin, who came here recently from
Boston, where he was we'll liked by the public.
Peter Y. johnson has stable OF ten at the
track, with more coming. Among the lot is au
good account OF herself when placed in company.
Bonesetter aud Ncttie G. were given q quarter-
mic brush together last Thursday morning. and
went it, heed and head. in J5}; seconds In an
other trot the mare. seemed to have little the
most speed.
strong OF Almont Mich, have gone to Columbus,
O.. 70 confer with the managers of the track ut
that place in regard to the proposed Western Fall
vii It's the 10 e onpn
week in September, Chicago will enter the Circuit
otherwise she will not.
Among the mares bred to Mr. A. Douehty'e stall
lion Menetaus during the past ten days were J.
Mcdonald, OF the same breeding; IT, r. Listers
hay mare Ida, BY Hambletonan: and one owned
by Mr. John IL. Nolan, Of Evanston, thut can trot
iaus, and a bay ally W Administrator. dam Post
mistress, By Young Mambrno, arrived at Mr.
noughty's stables yesterday from tue country for
training.
There are now about serenty-fye horses at the
track Of which the following are the most prom
ineu Matt Colrin has eix green ores, all OF great
promise. J. Il. Cunningham, OF NATION: ~,
nesots e Sss coi. Datchef, that .peed so gait
Hcynolds and Sherman have Rockwell and
Wiid jake. "; L: ss,.t Rsss looks y, with g pride
Horsan's string includes such well-knoTn oucs us
Piedmont Star Duroc, Happy Dream, and Sparkle.
Mr. SiRnessy has Dan T., Bessie r, and Two
%aFs4 Ht1s!s and EIGHT otbess Ssss prssdes
oyrra lnt of choice ones. including Boneseter,
Sheppard Boy. Victoria, Monroe Chief, Gray
Esg ~ haey pao
Alice and Lady Golddnst for the campaIsn bndd
Doble'a stable. under charge OF James Dustin. cou
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AMusEMEsrs-2 r.cs1is, & Id and Sd coils
sIa.abERsswfHa s1xkbERs wHk4Gps. Erst-is ~ r.ssA col
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MILI.INERY AND DIEssMAKING.

NINE pEMoRHsT's GgANp OPENING OF kELI
IN sbs Patterns. Of novel; artssic and beas.itu designs
Tor the spring aud summer fashions, MONDAY, MAkCu
TO- II Esst i4th Rue Scribe Paris, and AL ths
cics IN Europe aud America. -
What 10 Wear Ice. Portfolio Of Fashions, lie Demo
Illustrated Journal quarterly, &c. yosriy, loo
kithsr post free
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PRICE THREE CENTS
PROPERTY OUT OF rIIE CITY FOR
SNLE OR TO RENY.

1T ALI THE ORANGES WE HAVE FURNISHED
Ihand unfnrHishsd Honses To FOR y.ar
nUckTNGiiAMS Agency, Brick Church Station. horris
and Esscx railroad
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4 -ELEcrRIc BELrs-sURR CURE YoR pRExA-
Dr. kARR. s:32 Broadway-
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sIry .EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A TTESTrOy rs CALLED To THE NEW FOCI STORY
cabinet hnish-d HOUSE, Ma ~ East 6Sih
complete ia all its appoip tinemts WILLIAMS.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

MARBLE AND MXRBLEfzED MANrRKS. GRAVE
Nistoncs kc klABER. ia East 18th st. near I'd .v.
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III MORA N J. MINUTES FROM CRY; %
JItrans; tine Residences 1T low prices: easy terms
l.. v SMALL. 2i1 broadway.
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RELICIOUs NOTICES.

TlR NEWMAN WILL PREACH on "wAsHIXGTON's 2
in his church 7th and i4th 81,
Sunday evening at Tx o'clock See other notice for
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A SSOHTMENT ATTRACTIVE NEW HOUSES. CHOICE
~ loeati"us. Owners. DuGGlN 4 CEOSsMAN. Arch
6J East 4ist Prizes list describing how
good hon slluuIu hn huilt
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A WEST 2srril ST. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
IA 18th. for sale medinm size three story hrck House
with full dopth Lot Apply to T. II. LUDLOW L CO. No
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A rrENTION, PAwNBROK KEuS--BIiSr LOCATION
N in tho city, Building adoining broadway aud 18th
xS1l POTTER BROTHERS ll2 Mnst std.
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A NEW FOUR STORY HOUSE. BUILT IN THE
most thorough manner 6s Wast 55th bel 5th
and 9Th avs will be sold very low prompt cash buyer;
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-17
Chancery Sale of Tive Valuable
Houses and Lots.
M s196

I4tEE E4r No. 3l6h, asf $50
T. R. Cornick Jr.. Trustee, etc VS. VIM. Braine.
Peter r. Jenkins and wife ct al.
DURSUANT TO AN INTERL0cUT TORY
I decree pronounced in the above cause at the
June term 1879 or tn Chancery Court at Knox
vile Tennessee. will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder. in front Of the court house
door in Knoxville, on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF OCT, NJ XT
si AT Ii O'CLOCK A. M. xus'1
the two houses and lots mentioned snd described
in the pleadingf, situated on road street. in
sh city of Knoxville. Tennessee being LOT No
66 in Maxweli's Addition to Knoxville, and all
the imprexemsnts thereon. fronting SO feet on
the east eide Of Broad street and bounded OF
the south by lot No. 81 on the east by Sueed
King 4 Co.'S Railroad Addition, and on the tn
northern haIs of SAID lot and the impro emsnti
thereon, and the southern half with thu i'm
pIoyemeuts thereon separately; and then offer
tng tho whole lot toge her and adopting ths
sale that realizs the high, st price. -,
TERMS.
Said ssle will be made on q credit of g. 10. end
Is mon hs and in bar of thssquity Of redemp.
tioI, taking fr. m the purchaser notes with good
security and retaining a lien rs further security
sept Wat ri. Z. PATTERSON, Q, I'm.
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sHERIFE,S SALE.

II WILL ON MONDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF
l. October. 1879, by virtue of two executions in
my hands issued from the Circnit Court Of Knox
county. Tennessee. each in the case Of Perry
Mulraney vs. Lindsey Rose and G. J. Rule, pro-
coed to sell in front Of the court house in the
city of Knoxville, Tennsssee, all the right title,
claim. interest and demand the defendant.
Lnsey Bose; has in and 70 the following dsscribed
piece Of land situated and and lying in the s2na
bounded sfollows Beginning at q pine knot
and small sasssfras, W. ricks and Casters corner.
oak. thence south 25o east three poles to small
hickory. thence south $50 vest one hun fred and
forty. six poles to stake, thence north 25o west
64o west fifty seven poles to O stake. thence
north $50 east one hundt cd and sixty four poles
TO stade. WIN. Carter's corner. thence south 60
east sixty-'wa polls 70 q well, -thencs south 79o
east twenty seven poles to the beginning. con-
tsining % acre more or less. SAID sale will be
T made 70 satisfy sisdgment in the above case,
sepfriditwst ii c. B. GossETT. D. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or
ID sale Nc. a5,; in the case # John W. Stew
ART Us. William Howell. Issued by u. w. Atk,hs,
Clerk of the Circuit Court at ROCKVILLE. Knox
county, Tenn. and to me directed, will, on
N onaay. the 9th day Of October. 1879, Offer for
sac - oasy II KnOa eouUsy Tson n s kie
legal hours, to The highest bidder for cash, All
therig I, tit:e, claim or interest the defendant
Wil,ism Howell, has in and to q certain house
and lot situated ard lying in East Knoxviiie,
nox county. Tense.see, bounded on the north
bs Barosry Lacy,s Los, on the east by another LOT
OF VIM. b or ell .. on the south By TIE First Bap-
tist Church al on the west by Patton street
fronting about Is feet on Patton street, and run
log back bout tzt feet. levied on Is the property
of VIM Howell. This ug. t5th, 1873.
IAue26astiaK&M1t e
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Chancery Sale Of a Valuable
House and Lot.
No.2,l94.

ca. No.S,l 1874.
Jos. E. Norman, Admr.. &c., vs. VIM. Lawhon,
ct al.
DURSUANT TO AN INTERLOCUTORY DE-
j. CREE pro lounced in the above eau . at
the June term, 1879 of the Chancery Court at
Knsxville Tenn. I will sell at public auction,
door in knoxville, @s@
ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF 0C-
TOBER, 1879. Ar IL O'C0CK A. NJ.
the house and lot mentioned and described in
the pleadings. lying In the 18th civil district of
Knox county Tennessee. be ng lot No. s., in
Mc0hee,s addition to Knoxville. fronting 80
feet ON Richards street and running back west
wardly 100 feet to an alley.
TIE RMS.
Said sale will be made upon credit of six,
twelve. eighteen and twenty ur months, taking
from the purchaser notes, with goodsecu T ",
bearing interest from date, and retaining lien
as fu. Their secutity. TEis September Nth. 1879.
NJ. Z. PATTERSON,
sept17w4t Clerk and Master.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER oFnsALE, NO.
ID 25S in the case of w. w. Woodruff & Co.. vs..
W. P. Martin. issued BY e. W. Adkins, Clerk OF
the Circuit Court at Knoxville, Knox county,
Tennessee, and to me directed, j
viii on Mondsy the Ist jay oi
October 1879, within legal hours, in front of the
Court House door in the city of Knoxville,
Knox county, Tennessee, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, one house and lot in the
FIRST district of Knox county, in what lie known
as East Knoxville, situated on corner Of Mabry
and Patton streets, bounded on the north by Ma
brysstreet, and fronting SO feet, more less. on
said street, and bounded on the eas. by Patton
street, and fronting q feet, mere or less on said
street. levied on As the property of w. p. Martin
Tnis Aug. 10Th, 1879.
fAur26d3t1ay&wlt
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- No. z6,. in the case Of the State vs. c. A.
weiser and wife. issued by e Watkins, Clerk OF
the Circuit Court OF Knox county In the city Of
Knoxville, Knox County. Tennessee. and to me-
directed. will on Monday, the 5th day of Octo-
her, 1879 within legal hours, in front of the Court
h ouse door in {, Q city of Knoxville Knox G. I'M
ty, Tenne.see offer for ca 10 the highest bid.
der for cash, one house and lot beong1g to
Caroline Wsiser. the vie of C. WeiseY, nc
having no property in his own name. Sal house
and lot is situated near First Ireek. in hast
Knoxville, Tenn. The lot fronts 90 feet on Ken
nedy street and is bounded by said street on toe
west, and on the south $50 feet. more or less, By
s. L. 5dkin's LAM, and on IT, east by Samuel 4,
Adkin 70 line. and on the Nerth by another lot
be .onsirg to Caroline Weiser. The lot levied
on y as NOT occupied By the defendaat at time OF
levy. Levied ON as the property of C. Weiser.
This Aug asst 18TH, 1879. a-
Aus 2Sd3tiaw&w1t 1c
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Chancery Sale Of Valuable Lands.

h No. 3055. @ szAsss
J. NJ. Kennedy. Treasurer of the Hospital
Association of East Tennessee. VS.. James
Rodgers and vile ct al. ard Vim. Braine VS..
Jas. Rodgers and wife ct al. Bill and Gross
PURSUANT TO AN INTERLocUToRY DE.
Il cree pronounced in the above cause at the
June term 1879. of the Chancery Cour, at Knox.
vitie Tennessee, will sell at public auction, to
door in Knoxville, Tennessee. on -
SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY OF
OCT. NEXT AT IL O'CLOCK, A. M. !,
the lands mentioned and descr bed in the plead
ings, lying in the 18th civil district of Knox
county, Tennessee adjoining the lands formerly
owned by Judge We'cker. the iands Of Michael
Davis, John Wrinkle and others. containing
about 32i acres, being the land Inortg sged BY
goth of July, 1872 and registered the same day in
the Registers Office of Knox county In Trust
Book B. vol. LIST, pages 268 and $50, frst offering
for sale that portion of the said land embraced
in the decd of trust executed on the 6th dav ct
May. 1872. BY Jas. Rodgers and wife to W 2.
Seby sad w. C.Jamison for the benefit Of the
ST. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company. and
Of trust but embE aced in the mortgage to VIM
Braine. aud then offering the whole tract
to gether as set out In the mortgages executed to
said B aine, and adopt that sale which brings
MS.
Said sale will be made upon credit of 8. u,
Is and 81 months and in bar of the equity 4
redemption. taking from the purchaser notes
with good SECURITY and retaining lien as further
security This Sept, 18th, 1879
ssptl6wit ~. L. PATTERSON. G. q NJ.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-17
CHATTANOOGA
-ssry and ST. LOUIS
r. Al Z r. O AID

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-17
SHFRIFF,s sale.

i October. 1879, by virtue of an order of sale is
sued from the Circuit Court Of Knox county,
Tennessee. In the casa Of II. II. Holdren vs..
Samuel Moeley. proceed to sci. in front Of the
court hou ., IN the cits Of Knoxville, Tennessee,
sltthe right title and interest, heing an undi-
svided one fourth interest OF the defendant in
and to the house and lot in the city Of Knoxville
on the west side Of Broad street. and bounded ON
4 henorth by w p. Washhurn's properts. on ths
east By Broad street. on The souih BY an alley.
at Chancery sale. Said sale will De made to
satisfy judgement In the above case. This Sep
tembe- 12th. 1879. a...--.-. = 49,
Issptlxdltw3t G. B. 6osSETT. D. ShefiG,