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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20

he amnace ct present. - one can put confidence N
NJ besdlints ot an Indianapolis paper; "Waat Next
or Hlue J. Williams he Appeared IN an In
,,,, Nrw Role Last Night iie Cdpers Nim"y
,t,,t the Grand Opera Hou>. Stage in hl- SHIRT
-, CO., .. and Renders ValulUe Assistance 10 Two
-...,,,,.f.. Mediums" " lie Wus the Paudit> OF TIE
,i,i,.,r.. ana Ectites Amid Hiszc o. Glory During
~. .,.n.r- Miss T1v di-app-arcd and Nj Msn~heid
.~.,l tl. cabinet Tuning 80 the embarrassed { le'
4.,.c,i,,. bc asHcd calmly, VIII You hV'c the a'-
,,-. nv i.4uu. me your coat FOR the performance 'i
,s,s,-.ci pc Tie good sld uan cast glance o tIe
crsjsrce Thor laugh seemed O. rcaS.1re him ana .f
came tho blue jeans robe. Your vest, demanded H"
Mansfield To tins request our ruler responded v..h
.l,e,,tv exposing as he dropped his wastc'a-a cIen
shirt There De stood, the white shirt contrasting win
the trousers Of pdrest cerueau hue, and at"hich De-
rszad foudly a. II he expected 10 Be requested u" IaT
Win them ueNt The caoioct was then CLOSED 'NN ,I
"spIr1'> began Wo'k on inc urc-uIf mo WIS
fiea Al thi> ju"ciure the d.,mauu G"E'Iuo,' VIZ
stood erect a. ieci tart- ID nls 49, , 6.c,, and
on, began 10 feel iue netd OF ne" Gu y V ,c,t 5r
hanltcrchle.. 10 ust have been PROUD
tn Commonwealth Of Gudsna, aud ere Is cohIoi.l".
S. the Thought that IL has been "'A'l.''''" '-' |
Governor wears clean shiri
A Princess has cloprd with a Duke lh
Samoa. His ExceIency, the Governor ar ''e IAN
Masaga District N the Island az t"o'' "'i 'n'h'"-
sister named Toe. with tho ,omIl. Niou q" % '~'A'"
-s f. cocoanut apron. neckace Of birds claws ana
my that Wa fee. lie wa arie.iy attached e." nor
an could not be induced 10 consent 90 her marriage
qrder any considerations social or political .hrA
Duke Ms.ejoa fell In lows win Der tAe c""Ii7"' Wa
conducted can iestney, ard eventually an "i"p. n-A
49, agreed upon and carried INTO 81 -"nton Ihe 1.'
s-u n hethought bmsef OF a h.t Of strategy so recover
,sso.siop Of his rruant sister Tc sent message p"
Ye ,re lending 10 be rernucIcl 20 her choice, ana Pc
scestIne her 60 return and 1e uar tt u"c IL o'i i
aI hatch IN proper style. The du-' lo,i"7i' le ''
This trap. Great preparations we're mace ~, t"' '
,an ard Lord MaLetoa, accoJp.. td Ay the 'A't !''
r.."N ffr- AL
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+ COLLECTION or ANERIcIY PICTURES.

collection Of American oil paintings which
has been exhibition tor several days at No. 81
Broadway. viii bee sold 40 tonight st o'clock
at te Lcavitt Art Gallery. There seventy pictures
~ me collection. They have been chosen with some
care. and 70 may De eait o. teen that a.
whole they comprise smaller proportion of Ioor
paiut.r.s fhan J, common IN corectcns offered
for -ar here even iu tho National Academy o.
Design. WAN. rs presented ny i1ud'c'pe from
scene ou IN. Decrdcid River wh r q tine views
Of rare beauty Of that romantic region. ANA hy
Mountain lake" G"srl" lines, has small picture
called A oru." and large one. entitled "Liiet"'
On the Coast of tf1rcc." Tho latter display few
groups of dlr. tall, Injurious tree 10 the centre al
rural scene. booming mp a-amst a veIIlun.i-
mated A.u Ring mp behind them at the right
and view OF high bluff. some huId.a-f'
the sea- and storm IN she distance tho In. ti-
ward Moran FL. represent by " .r.Ee or N'W-l"fA
BAY, am a vacur race, Tne Victorious Madeline;
Il Eliec. ny" Al Autrmu LlndscIpe" and A snow
-torul' J. G. EiowD by one ot t.s unrs Waiting ioI
IN OHar": Mr. Brcr Iorr by two three silfu.it.v
co.orrd views ~ Italian scenes; and George d.
story by % larLe picture Mother ana C1Ild" which r
mn of terdo- serti~ent Mr.. = J. Guy nos" picture
al the Artists Tual EKl'5 had great sncre>s Is
represented ny painting entitled Far Venice
tall modest GIRL moassrly dressed ~ gray and har
1uzin ,DjorS. standing large balcony ano iooklng
down thoucijfrlv on tile world below. s'Guue.
CoiuIar Castelar, ~.at-Jck, Bellows 7 fsuy, Eastman
Ior0.on a-- , Viu. Hart. Glib lt GaI.. ti'p So ana
b,rzutou al has. ono coz more cuarart'rIol PICTURES
In Ae collection ana Waltz Bl3cEmau has no less than
three two of tIem large on'- TIE twenty or thirty 81
tie better pictures IF tar collection are strongly
,,i. 'l Iht are, -..u ItW exceptions, Hu amer. -
..,sf- ar. u.- J., az -t4 ANA 30 ID, Ram s"W
I, re. p4t.r- v1 IRE 30 presented arc ~.iAa- A-rd
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ALBANY.
WORK OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

WORK OF IHk LkGl0LA IL EE.
! REAProEIIoNMESr BILL ORDERED r. THIRD
EEApING--EVAToR CoSKLING's CERT FECAtE
or RR-ELECTION-s,LE o. POISONOUS CAR
MFNTs.
Mr.. HerburH'e bill rc'rpor'iouing The Assembly
Districts Of the safe was ordered 70 q
third reading in the Assembly after several
members bad made futile efforts 70 OBJ
tain larger representation Tor Their
Counties. I'm the Senate ttc old question of the
iIegai!y of the present LEGISLATURE. ou account Of
failure m tie past % comply with the requirements
Of tie Constitution in the matter of re'pp rtoln-
melt, was revived by Senator Eccesine,who limited
that senator Colkugs certificate Of reelection
would be closely scW,uI2ed by the Demo
cratic majority in the next Senate. bill
was introduced IN The senate 20 prevent the manu-
iacturc and sale of garments colorel with poison
GUS dyes.
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NiLSIDAL NnTES

The London Hornet says that q. v. s.
FIa .re' seems -.. q. .y. pleased 10 Nc"-lors' iA-
deed.
Miss Anna Book, the young New-forE
pianist. Hao uas bee. o., Europe 'or the pat year 81
two su wing and per'aral- COVE concert .ast 1l. Oh
O., 60. ,t..e P.eve ID Pans. playing IA tie h.'
Sonata Hd ~r-uD,r.s R,.do 10 MINOR win thr '.o1-
ISL So Ieaarl, and eoU.,DI os ALSO several Solo pieces
t-- h>r.' e l4s-e r s'eaIe gives very iira 90 as 70
f"'i- -4"t- tnt pr h-'i.re~ .ri 70 az go. d"
Ia h- an exec .ent mr~.rtn. auc 3. ''>.' ', -l,
t..i week.
The Teachers Association OF this city VIII
T'e concert st,Iayay Hl. OF Tie afternoon % -'
ufds'-" osllr. on'- b.rthday-ln winch tho 6rHhEri-
10" Concert Combination All supply the music. Jill.
combination. beside Mr.. Anna G-areeI-D"~ inc2'e-
- ''-'. ca lat.ca A. T. 9iOddald VI AlOnckie. j..
L..'-oa ana W. G.. Dietrich. Tue Uros~au rue on $40
tt'IF vii Dog De- very l.lNy. NJ. Graz gti-l. w nIl
eng BIZ ri.tlrrIla" ana Cott7Ca1lg's 90 L.v.H-
I.,Fit Nr ,,oaGari WI. sng Nv queen, W..
! .- wi sing AN aria from La.>a NUrr, H'd t'.l-
VII d. -o1e other selections, yocH And iHstrdme1ta.
HE annual retrospect OF the Paris Herre r
'i'-'f ssG fig Interesting - Il l. ~ -trhinS
contrast "itl tho drauh Of new works I'D London. Al
tAs Pare Grand Opera me hvc-acr opera F0' rae'e
uy w. 3'Gooa and the tvOIct opera l. Refine Berthe,
were l.ue-1 the opera ComiqIe sale FAy4r. the
oprr-,a. " L. Char" by n Pcssard; the two-ac opera
F'1tI' hy u. D-4naye; the tnree-lct " Noes de-
Fe.nauir" by NJ. D-d5, aHd t1e tLree-Act SUI tuue
hy g. F-.1JLHe; dcfIncr Lyriqu~, 10 Cap.taino
Irica.ss by " Pessari; az the Sale vrutad1ur Lea
Auaat, Tee y,rone" Dr. che Marquis dIvry az the lti
LA oisra House Alma" b. Herr von Fotow; at tlc
ktuli.-ilrc H. Petit Due and Camarg0.' both by
d. Lrlcqi 10 tHo BOufss Parsens to thfc-act - Es-
.I'.', b.. NJ de IHie; Tue tAree-ac " Aaltre zero
Mia by NJ. OnruDacI aud 'Le Pont dAFiEuOh, by
81 g. Grs4rt: he FoAesDramatlques, N. Ofeubach's
ibrrerIet Orera bDuHe Madame FdVart; ana AZ thr
fd1t 4lsier P4rscuues the thFcC-aCt opera, LII CrJA
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ACQUITTED OF \ GRAVE cuNRGE

The second riaI Of Mary Meyers on the
clnr- o. lf-0a ia tr fret degree We h,ld ID the huE'
county Cont of Sessions. The prisoner was employed
40 cook In tle family Of JOSEPH A IhaJ e. of 80 10
Ja-ne-.@ace. Br'okYn. fr ABOUT I'VE mouth 80 anu
brt,v a. fare December g. ISIS, sAe dlicht rse
ON mat iy she was 10 leave the house and abou;
oo, in the morning .le went % her room Ia me turd
story soou after fire discovered In c!ose On that
hooi, but va, extIuzl-aed with small w. Another
srryIr Fanny Bennett was Ia The second story Wien
Nc Alarm II tire VA sven. she ran 10 tue thFd story
and met Mary Movers coming down TIE stairs. Inc
prisoner acquitted On inc hi-t WAL tL''' "'S u
DISAGREEMENT VI the jury.
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srRoRYATIoy OF Perjury.

Bo~rOV. Feb. 19.-Sidney i. Pratt, who was
arrested .t week charge OF suDornins one Watson
10 commit perjury IN giving bail for Frank Page WAS
arraigued to-day On complaint CHARGING MN Win De
ing 10 procuring the signature or Charles l.
49,, ~ - ,s.iyunlent Of "A mort gage for $4,000
rrou..rtv I'D East Medway. Pratt was bea III rofVou
n.ndiug BIZ examination on wednesday OF h"1f week
r,r ,iy Iug bail IL this case he arrested On an
other aiut charging that Ae procured Inc sshA-
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FIRE INSURANCE TARIFF.

The fire insurance representatives Tues
day rejected the plan FOR cling bonds and submitting to
orfeltures for cutting rates and retained tho clause IN
the proposed plan which tnfcts penalty FOR errors or
yt evasious 10 statements Il was decided TO organ
ize Tsri Assocat on based on the honor and ty
~ he mem ter. with the Und landing mat when one
pember violates tarf agreed urou. the Combination
snail end The revived plan OF organization VII De
ri NM th-mOrrOF.
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1-rnccI.pIFn nMELLINa RrRNED.

MACK, y. Y, Feb. ia large dwelling
house belonging TO Mrs. Kellogg. situated In Clarks-
TOWN. RoekaHd County, was burned 10 the ground late
i,t u,gut Tie IRE supposed 20 nave been Tie work
NJ an lnceudl.rY. The AOuse was unOScuyled-
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tur ~ Bqrker 70 assignments OF mortgages, 81
S2uoO eacI, on properly GOstOn. o. d, complaint
BAN "aa nxed at $4,000, which was moi furnished
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tomorrow senlo- s-ssonss hill repeating ne - ~" re
,urtn Law o. $50 far a. II toppes tAe p'j Hen'
~ tax 10 gold. -
m. Committee on Banks - both rrus". gaze hoar-
IN Today % s. crumIttc ne scttll- tir -i', v''
doing business ~ ~ Work CtF. 20 f'WNit ~ ~
sisted - fur fD'oSir-; Fr JrnktH~ ~ ~" bahN "a
Amtrcl. " 'tm D0ad ~ 'hc BACK ~ N'rl A"tEc1;
Joseph Pool - TIE NJ HUflc'ui rs ara - trht'i's
Dds. Mr. Hu1ter or tle pPlr- 49, ~ .u" ii.'i' y.
fif- oi gro Murray HI BIO X. '' con .ee
argued f1I hr star" Ja, on get Co. 1r -el'N F''''
as ,tAltGI; a. nTs.ru. toe. iFr tisci Ia. a -I'I
flIH .f.. fDIfu. .s'. Toe, would go. lave. . 10
uucIou oi ,n, rate % ODD .r"-f.
COUNTY AID MUNICIPAL IXIFNDUI RS.
ELL pEfNID.SG ron \ SUMMARY lNNtsIlGArlnN
A<ANY, Feb. 19.-Nr. Fish viii, ar She first
opportunity. intr .lucr Din for th' summary
investigation 81 county and munlc pl' oyp"nil-
;ur.-. which provides that n ~ nty-fT' fr'e-
holders in any incorporated village, town or
ctg shall present 10 any Justice ~ the su-
prcme Court an AFFIDAVIT settling forth that they
believe the public moneys arc being GnHw-
fr'lf rupuv expended such j-.i,,r oh Ten cys
notice o. tr d.~bursg officer and hH .rgi.a'iFr body
~ the Oclltv. sinai ar.ct summary iuyrstl <ailpn
into the ffl.I- Of tie corporation complained
a. ans a. hi. ser ton may appoint experts 90 'r'~-
cute tie use f-itIpp. AMI puosb the results o. TIE
same. Tie OH Ias OF leg >IduVr body epmnlaIn'u of
shah 30 sd facilities 4ur toe IuNe- Ct' on. 81 l" In-
ishtd tul.yupt The costs Incurred tha De- Nd
hy ilr Justice. tnd paid upon lbs 'r Ter hy .Lc .fs-
tag c,iicer % toe corpora jon invest rai"'i
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de rAlcsde" by " II Perry and the threo-ac. "Dfoit
dc ScigncuT," bv VI. l.. NasseuT.
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waAp,'.a rta.r.-rar5 American Pieces English ror
tsIy ar. f0rr-. iiu .c-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
FRANCE.

PARIS, April 8.-The Bonapart-
lists are much elatcd at the almost
certain triumph of M. Godille, the
Bonapartist candidate in the Dis
trict of Champs Elysees, on the
second ballot.
Paul De Cassagnac was banquet
ed last night by one hundred and
eighty students of the Latin Quar-
tier. In the course Of his speech
he related a conversation between
himself and the Prince Imperial, in
which the latter said My fathers
misfortune was to mistrust his health
and so wished to place two reigns
simultaneously, namely his own,
which was Auto Vitaire and nine
which might be liberal. He lost
both. / am therefore forced to re-
commence to resume the Auto vi
taire reign and to leave the liberal
one to my successor if events allow
it.
At Bordeaux at a supplementary
election Sunday for members of the
Chamber of Deputies, Louis
Blanqui vas still imprison-
ed for conspiring in 1870,
against the Government. The Ma
tional Defense polled 3,7O0 votes
against Lover5on, Gambettist, Re-
publican, who received 4,706 votes.
Two obscure Radicals polled 1900
each, and, if on the second ballot,
which is necessary, these votes
should swell Blanqui's score, his re-
turn is quite possible. This is con-
sidered significant.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
ELECTION NEWS.

CINCINNATI, April 8.-At Las
o'clock this morning the returns
showed Jacob (Rep.), elected May
or beyond a doubt. His majority
will be from 1000 to 1900.
TOLEDO, April 8.-The city cleo
ton yesterday was suiet and or
derly. A very full vote was polled.
At an early hour this morning the
returns from all but one ward indi-
Gated the election of the entire MAJ
tional ticket, with the possible
exception of Police Judge by from
400 to 500 majority. The Board
of Aldermen stands: Two Repub-
licans, two Democrats and four Ma
The National ticket was
headed by Jacob Rowers for Mayor.
The vote of the Nationals shows
the same strength as at the election
last fall.
DETROIT, April 8.-Returns from
one hundred and sixty towns, in-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
ITALY.

ROME, April 8.-A letter from
the Pope to the Cardinal>Vicar is
published, in which the Pope an
nounces that, as the success of the
movement for increasing and i'm
proving the Catholic schools in
Rome will greatly depend upon pc
cuniary means, he proposes to con-
tribute annually as large an amount
of money as his private means will
permit; and, as conservator of
the faith in Rome is connected with
the interests of the Catholic world,
he will also devote to the Roman
schools as much of the Peters
pence as the needs of the Universal
Church will permit.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, April Sin the
regular monthly drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery, the ticket
No. 65,923 drew the $4,000; No.
86,398 drew the $4,000; No.
88,013 drew the $4,000 Nos. 81, :
695 and 33,970 drew $4,000 each.
The first, third and fourth prizes
were sold in New York.
The Circuit Court, on motion of
the District Attorney, the counsel
for the defense concurring, continued
the Tensas parish cases until the
fall term.
Thomas Aroto, convicted of man
slaughter, for the killing of George
H. Steinkowp, has been sentenced
to five ears at hard labor.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09

them proftably, three months bank
bills are quoted at 4a15 per cent.
discount.
LONDON, April 8.-The daily
News says, "The whole of the cap
ital Of the Payer-Q -Quiertier Cable
Company, amounting to forty-two
million francs, has been subscribed,
and one.quarter paid up. The con-
tractors, engineers and other Off
cials have received installments on
account of cable manufacture, sala-
ries, &c. These facts should be
made known to the shareholders of
the Anglo-American Gable Compa-
ny at their meeting to-day.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09

cluding Detroit, with Democratic
majority of over 1900, give Camp,
bell (Rep.), for Supreme Court
Judge, 719; Grosvenor (Rep.), for
Regent, 329, and Shearer (Rep.),
for Regent, 472 majority. The ma
jority on the Republican State tick
ct is estimated at from 5000 to
10000 over the Democratic and
Greenback coalition ticket. At
Grand Rapids the Citizens ticket,
composed of hard money Republia
cans and Democrats, was elected.
At Lansing the Republicans
elect their entire city ticket. At
Jackson the Democrats elect the
Mayor, and the Republicans the
balance of the city ticket. At
East Saginaw the Republicans elect
the Mayor, and the balance of the
city ticket is mixed. At Adrian
the Republicans elect the Mayor.
At Muskegum the Republicans
elect the Mayor, and the Democrats
the balance Of the city ticket. At
Port Huron coalition elect
the entire city ticket. At Bay
City the Republicans elect the
Mayor, and the Democrats and the
divide the balance of the
city ticket.
CINCINNATI, O., April Sin
Evansville, Indiana, the Republicans
elected the entire ticket.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 8.-Flour firmer;
family, 81 5Oa5 so. Wheat dull, and
lower to sell; good to prime, $1.03sl. .05.
Corn dull. 37-38 Oats quiet, 29a32.
Pork stronger, $IO.75a 100. Lard in
good demand, a shade higher; steam,
Sc 40 Bulk meats strong and higher;
shoulders held at 81; short rib, ASA
4 80; short clear, $50. Bacon in fair
demand and firm; shoulders, At; clear
rib. So; clear sides, 5s Sugar tirmer,
hards, s2493; A, white, s4a82; New
Orleans. 6474. Hogs dull; common ,
S2.9Os3 As; light, So 50a3 so. Packing,
$3 79s $50; butchers, So 9O-4 10. Whis-
XIV quiet, ST. OF.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
The Army Bill Reported Back to
the Senate Unchanged.
The House Tackles the Legislative
Appropriation Bill.
XLVI CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April 8, 1879.
The Committee On Appropriations,
by a strict party vote, decided to
report back the Army Appropria~
ton bill, without any amendments,
and recommended its passage in all
particulars, precisely as it came
from the House of Representatives.
Mr.. Withers reported back from
the Committee on Appropriations
the Army bill, without amendment.
Mr.. Blaine gave notice of an
amendment making it a penal
Offense punishable with fine and
imprisonment, for any military,
naval or civil officer or any other
person, except for purposes named
in the bill, to appear armed with a
deadly weapon of any description
within mile of any polling place
where a general or special election
for Representative to Congress is
being held.
Mr.. Withers will call up the
bill after the New Hampshire Sen
atorial question shall be decided.
The Senate adopted Mr.. Bay
ards resolution calling upon the
Secretary of the Treasury for
statement of the sums of money
paid to John l. Davenport since
1870.
The Senate resumed the consid-
GRAFTON of the New Hampshire
Senatorial case.
The New Hampshire Senatorial
election case was continued without
action. Mr.. Carpenter made le-
gal argument against his admission.
HOUSE
MIR. Frye, of Maine, had read
letter from the editors of the Oko-
Iona States, (which Muldrow, of Mis-
sissippi, had stated did not repre-
sent any respectable element of the
Mississippi Democracy enclosing
an extract from that paper of Au-
gust 18th, 1878,supporting Muldrow
as the Representative from the Filzt
District of Mississippi. He had
nothing further to say on the sub
iect.
A debate has sprung up as to the
propriety of instructing the Chair
man of the Committea of the WhoIa
when the House shall be in COM
mittee on the Legislative Appropri-
alton billy to award the floor in ac-
cOrdance with the rules of the House
and not to be bound by any list of
speakers which may be formed.
The House went into Commit
tee of the Whole on the Legislative
bill, and after dis
posing of sixty pages of the bill,
until tomorrow.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09

sew EOFk MRRkea.

new YORK, April 8.
Money, 6. Exchange, $4.86a4864.
Governments weak, $l.04B. States
dull.
Flour strongly in buyers favor and
dull. Southern flour unchanged and
dull. Wheat, spIing, quiet, scarcely
so firm; winter a shade lower and
rather dull; ungraded winter red,
81 Ola1 O2; No. do, $1.1441 144. Corn,
No. 2 firm, other kinds shade lower;
ungraded, A 454 No. 8, 44Ba443. Oats
firmer, rather quiet. Coffee fairly
active and steady. Sugar quiet and
prices unchanged. Molas1es in mod
crate demand and unchanged. Rice
in fair request and steady. Pork
opened higher and closed dull, losing
advance; mess, oD spot, $9.4O; old,
SO 85. Whisky nominal, 81 O54al ,06.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, April 8.-The Times
financial article says: The consols
touched 90 on Monday for the first
time since 1878, the prices of all
first class securities are so high
that capitalists are at their wits
end to know what to do with their
money. The London discount houses
were obliged to refuse the large de-
posts offered from the provinces on
account of the impossibility of using
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09

A SMALL war in South America
will vary the monotony for q little
while. Chill and Bolivia got into a
quarrel about some nitrate works
owned by company OF Chilians, but
situated in Bolivia. The diplomats
got their finger into the pie, aud Peru
was drawn into the fracas. From 8
question of small moment, it has
grown into large dimensions, and now
Chilrs boundary is to be "scie entifically
rectiied"-as Beaconsfie says-by
Peru aud Bolivia.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April s.
Chief Justice Waite announced in
the United States Supreme Court
to-day that the Court would hear
the Attorney General, of Virginia,
Monday next in support of the pc
tions for a habeaS corpus and cer-
tiorari in the Rives~Cole case, and
especially upon the question of the
power of this Court to issue the
writs prayed for.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
Execution Sale.
Criminal Court for the District of Knox County
Tennessee,

Criminal Court for the District of Knox County,
Tennessee,
r. Knafd vs.. A. ]. Day.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
D in the above entitled case from the Criminal
Court of Knox county, Tennessee and levy
made by me hereunder, will proceed on Sat
urday, the Srd day of May. 1879, in front of the
court ouse of Knox county in Knsxville, Ten
nessee, at two o'clock p, M. to sell at
public outcry tor cash in hand to the highest
bidder all the right claim, title, interest and de-
nand which the defendant. A J. Day, has in
and tn a certain lot of land situated in Swan,
MabEy an Nelson's addition to Knoxville. being
lot No. 81 on the south side of NabTy street. ad-
joining the lots of Luke Wilds and the lot of
Gilbert. having a front on Mabry streat of 81
feet, and running back $50 feet being the same
lot conveyed to A. J. Day by D. A. De derrick.
Clerk and Master, on the 18th of March, 1>67,
county. in book e. volume 3rd page 4S. his
sale is made to safety q judz zment and cost
which said R. Knafa recoy cred against A.
Day in the Criminal Court of Knox county
Tennessee, and subj ect to the hom estead right of
said Day. G. B. 6OSSETT,
apl9 d3tw1t deputy Sher f.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
MINOR DISPATCHES.

Boston, April SIN the United
States District Court to-day, a mo-
tion was made by General Butler to
quash the indictments against a
number of illegal voters at the last
election. The motion was denied.
SELMA, ALA, April 8.-The State
Medical Association met here this
morning. There was a full attend
ance.