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Decorah-posten., 1879-03-19
llngnrn.


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| S3sssoin ier. blsO ben snonu pGrre.
oa ben treble o8 Iioiis 9amnina
BRAT. Bpen teller 10 700 Snbbpa.
9ere. 81 osrtil fOm M omfring
10000 8rsmm,bs. Der oar ilpttsoe
bsrbtn ira bet obulpemmebc Gan.
lons. 8anomusisu ltDrtsbe alsnnsm
Be lelpbansbe Sluitr 10 mto en- for
I9roeli9 8rait. "a tnNen Iaa Gle'
blifte itoo to 5reoleotls al Bpcn
UNDER Bano. % en- nor W9n9oe Of
be opsriuemmeoe Spgniu9er ianf
iammsn eQer b~ouiettes. vi uel OF.
goniisret 8souinsspein Ct pnainr.
be lent % tioil9i. men oet bar no.
tnrll9pis pnrst Ell rem llmlli9beo
at unbGaa 5ob al Wtnnslisliu o.
ausreoe M rapporterts Der 81 gig
iunons. men tftsr al al Sanolpnllg.
beo oil BALLET iurraes b~siposliet
unosr OperipeRmslisn sr Der Ogiaa
uobrubt Slosbranb. iaa SlfuatlOntn
er sruiulo. 6olt tpr Op / be euer.
lie Gtussr at Sulsus. men sr 8runo'
uolotn life otito i%alieys, iiprter b.
mart ON, % Re uIpttsliGe yluts Of
itso At oen brulsnos S5lOm. Sc
llolie Giisrr,inIn9er iDber paa. al
ben belle Bp sr iaa GOot iom eoe.
ld9t.
ppor tort 5abst al WenneiieIip
sr Tan life nela9ti9 opgiUts. bet
sanr op I'll Sanorsber. ia ouerltI9er
ianiis 5uftutsr men oet tt at baobe
al Wauas / betim,iig 5io bar ololI
iaa ms9et at remms bort ira Den
nj u~nttr9ong beitsmte 8p.
GIsnoi9bsosu trooisr al BeitrIutIie;
Der nlaa bare 9aast 5Rluotr TIL.
eruuos, 90 snbuu sr Sanuotr no
latte fcr elpsiare Dc TT omrluatot
al 8auomaslen. o. man Iotlegcr
ioa sOot iom muiigl Of briras BEN
espnelsmloler. unoer m Doloiom
Storm, Der iubtradott UNDER S0tr.
i~pemmsIisn cit Selssrus iaor 5els
Ouer BEN uuosrisii'e Sp.
SaaIeots lpou Guurstuiuaaue
eftsriom be tOmmtr inb oQ M Ill
non bsobr BET. al ntppe 800 3uic
cr tIbaes al 8psus g. 700. Cos
Iesoslisn oulants iii om'ring 6
Wlliorsr 9ouors. os M paolinats
Der, at 5abet ar Wennsitellu CT ira
, nj 6 5uino.
9ti sr MI Itts blot S3rgtom iom
truts mto unouaang. oeu iammc
Stlrbn, oil siter al Sauoipuliebeb
ramms Here al De minort Bur lGn
etrs ntos uso 6Iooen. Giter Dc i
ntitt Rn9tsr ltaI Ouer 800 NeHus
FER baps iat glDst nj, % mango
1srs MI nit 9oa mao. od 5000 ltal
Drre iaalsoes aiitrugts al 8anost
at Dc ingen &ei fan tommc.
- Den riisrrieifs Refer. iom
mart itulos bolce ut Selubrpuup.
oar srfIerst, al ban enlfer, al Gle
ee Htnss, Der Dar b~ers9ueos at lfule
mebgla btrtll, maa anDtnoss ri al
t0mms os BstrGngts / S3s9soin I'll
0jpIv. Sslu bar ban alsrsoe ifjGr.
tst 40. 900 SuIosu Ill uooellug
b,aubt nsu uIpft,liae B,iOltuln8.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-19
Nem Y)Orf.

3 Buffalo bar Der uarst SpsrHob
al 8ano. 6oriteoerns % Den ngr.
msfts Smesn bar usrst opsrlusm.
met, % 8ancmasisn bar tusct msb
fp en- bel Osl Yrosr. Ssiaa nosIs
Baaninssbuis er bOrirsOns, % en-
camille, lom %pIuolslis befanot ubs
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-19
Njicll.

3 en- snseIit @uis fnbss ct Brsu
fra en- beiere OFFICER | Snoisn. o.
bette fOrieuss. at BsiOIininssn /
Gaibmsrs Der lOm 6lusr al Cult,
o. iiaI bet lanse psobIipe iaaIeoes,
oil Yropinplsn | Marsts Qsb blips
albsleS meHneltetom.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-19
0ritiit columbia.

SQioa Der btrltsr Der Dfisiorrri
ellie mto. at YrGipsnisn Nssteoe al
unotritriOs 9orll9st mob drncilli
5nopaucrius iOroi man bauoe baa'
bet, OF en- ianpan iOm Den nsri in.
oeboloie 8titsmmsIie o9ila OlIeC
bsuirte, al Den butIiie 8ssisrlnQ
9reb til en- lisusube 6OrbOlosregsI
for at iUtts en- Chopper pua tn
3nopanorins, Der Ct Den arbelOsnot
8lasis en- itaois 5Orn i Cine.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-19

GIbsr % BoppsI. Hec.. Gbspeuue..
Wople., GIN. Rub. os Bilo Rice
HIuers %Iorlpusr 9anoet rleeligt meo
Bano. Os soos Btenbe tan grapes
| en- 0pbos al fra 10 til 30 SOB.
Counties Bs~fOltnlua or 5000. %
ben DOItr itabist; ibi bet n lite
mere suo 8 Nar iiOsn SnbIauerns
aiItoo i'm RET til bette Sanoitre9.
Den toI,rebs @9roi inotnfor eoun.
tisi for 1873 bslsb ia I'll 81 482 SOC,
al bOiIten Gum 1867 637 oar PER.
ioHlls Gisnoom % 81 ll5. 169
9anoeieuoom.
Oar u $50 Sarme / Gouniist
msb 80 900 Ncres, ION allstsoe bar
uarsi iuolaaet. % iioits peft er Der
opbruftst 40 600 Mcrts mere, Der
nu logger fGrols III Snclaanlns.
Seiisn ioits Nar gao oUsr en- Wil.
lion Buibsls. BET oil iiSe Omtrenl
"a Bui5sls pr. Wcrs.
Sarge CT Gouuipi9est % Den pig
tiaite Bp / 9Ouulist, bar omfriue
1900 S~nobpsasrs. 2 8antrorr,tnln.
ger, 8 Buffer. 4 a~poibefsr, 3 uo.
ioles lteosr al Sem. % Blifuarer, 2
Webslpsrftsosr, / a~l9ossbancel, Ell
Wslmeus. 3 &onoitorisr, 6 SOtelsr.
4 Eager, 4 8anol09er, 4 SOrret'
nlngsm9no / "Hsal Giiaie", 3 Sano.
maalsre, 4 Borotomter, 3 Sla9ter.
butltr 3 8osnmussruerttsoer. 4
8roplmeoe, 3 Sueoferpsrtlttbsr, J
WaIers. 1 Malflnbanolsrs. en- Gle.
uator, ct Oplossitso for &ornpursr
4 Yluerp. Siables. 2 Str0ohers. tl
Blgsrl % 8onbiitOri. et Brpggsrl.
sl Gampuaiteri. en- 5otoaraf 8 Sto-
magere. et Walflnuerfitso. en- Bps.
lsnuger. J uprmaSsre. ct Aulsuo.
lale. 3 HtitaurntIOnsr, 5 Warme.
iters. 10 Northumberland. ct sop
leuerfitso o9 8 SaloOner.
Bpsn bar oaiaa st lmutt Court
1us al Wutiien. bpB0et Tor 900,
en- itOr oHsutli9 Sous. 4 8utsr
GplliOpal. prssbpterilt, mdbooiltlll
% aorlt.lutherlt) % en- oHsntlle
StOls mso 3 99rsye. Oe 6Orsnsos
Stattrs 9anntontor for oct norbeit.
ligi SaiOtn inbss Der oa tiliae u
Z. Iiitritt court Tor Third Judicial
District Of Dakota. cargo sr 80
usotparleret Tor Sdtotn Oipiiion al
n. p. r. r., os Der Inots Walfln
usriisoUue 4ofomoiipbuiens o. 8s.
parations Sclftsoerne. Gasiellon
RapIstot % @bsatlanb sr oeiaa
bIomtrsnoe Bpsr / Gountist.
8limutst | bet norollse OafOta sr
ct ct al De lunoeFte / 8sroen. &ll
matisbrs er Der aIbsles ~uflsrots, oe
9uitsn bar en- beloia 8utnins pao
ipae 4uu9sr. 8intsrsu sr nOgst
lrngere. msn mssei bsbassllssre emo
De Piili9e Statsr.
Scn noTbliss YaciHc Ssrnbans CT
i9rbis ira 9ulufb pso Cafe Sups.
rlor o. III Blsmarf pso Missouri.
6lpsr. en- 9nn9os al $50 Wile. %
oil neeu 5uipl bllps iOrl9u9st inesn
life lang Sio Ill 9tuopltOne. Gar
40 sr 252 Wils / @eit for 8afs
hyperion. % SsrnbdnttOmpaultt
transportsrsr Suebe ira Sar9o til
0uIutb for 10 Cents pr. Eulbel.
Yaa 8runo al at Der sr Seblpn
life l9nesrs boris, betalss Speosn
iSargo altio meb en- 10 Gents mere
pr. Buibel emo nU9st anost Steo
Bet lpoIies Oatota, 8anias slsr Ns.
bralfa. 6uiinosr al Ncrss al Hs.
sisrin9slanc inosnfOr 10 til 20
Wils fra Ssrnbansn itnar aabne for
@6omsitsao". "1rscmpilOn" sllsr
timber culture claims. % Sernbans.
lamb fan flsbes blllIst % paa lang
Ssnitauo. Spao 8limaet. Sru9t.
barbso. @iletnins. &irfsr, SfOlsr
olu. aueaar, bposr rorbrs Safota
/ @lminpeIi9hso os Gais eountp
Soroslssbso iterre tSOrosle Tor en-
littis 6armer % &u99oporGtter
emo nossn anosn Del Of De Sore
nsoe Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-19
Sprfiet.

SfeIee 8srstnluser ira Sopblc
aierss Der Nnitalter Ill en- no Sp
itanb Watlbonisn. yeoetne e.
Blfoperns al SOpbia % Sdrioo
Den rusiilte Gbti for YOljtist | W.
bin, b, b~ulsarllte Saucilisr Storf'
% Ystsc, TO eitsrrisife Stisrtsrsr
to buIsarii'e eiplIs G%mbccsm9no of
en- Gnaelifmauo Cooper. Der flsntt
unosr General Sbsrn0isn | Serplsn
Gen tprtiifs 8sslering er Inleltsr
oia paa BET 8sue mso, bpoo Dc,
aaar for iis, % tr9Her paa @rGno
len Dc neopsnoiss 6lrberepsllsr.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-19
W2aiue.

timber st 8Opnmeos / W.dlric
9au / Rorth Bup6 iiprtsos SUI
oct nso unbsr 8Gsln al R,nusits
mdsl.u. os Waugs tom lIUsiarIi9t
illlfats.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-19
99apptcn.

Era Cairo meIoss. at Der sr ban
net ct npt Winiitorium meo Mrpe.
prinos RabOmeo iOm YrGIcent.
8bsciusn ital oeltass i Stotsitp.
rslisn.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-19
@armsn, Husst os baDsn.

Sobrirg al z tefp9e
Wr. 8luett | SLliuois en- Der ofte
bar mootagst Ytisb lennirger ior
9oot % pslfeot 8p9a, f%ori1ler
Wit Rp0a er en- Nrt 8ortbornfuGa.
BEG iorstrGffsr. al &lpsrns aalusr
i Warls sQsr NpriI. oelaa / 8espn.
oslleu al Mai, Seq Iarer 8aIpsne
saa m,o alesrne / en- goo "Blue
9rais" 3auneeona Nipsno 8alos.
ne omirsnt iert / Sfiobsr. Den
ierite Ilnitr siUsr lea 8dlpsne inist
aueet END Se-alt be oil Gbe, Gel.
genoe SOm Aer tilieies liot Mals
form / VI. Smirtnt peo 20oe 81.
tobsr 9ises oeul lulot SOBER al
Mais. Seq Iaper 8rliens saa msb
SIsrnt, nnar bisie iobres nso Mals
- en- @ris meo 2 STet. 6rllsne
oil blipe iseeoe / 90 Oass, naar
ls9 bOloer Dem .iammeu mso bpsr
andre. Snalsocs oil mine 8rile
betaIe mlnolt be 10 Srtoiehele az
uogliierne Ill 6oogipsn al SIerus.
Slprs sr IOrtrGnelist til Sober,
udar man rnlter ll9 febt Sla9ts.
tp0g.
Wiboel moo SfarIaasn.
feber.- 6elaenoe Hscspt lises at
bare ct ilffcrt Minnsl MOB Sfarla.
ssnisber. l @ran ssog @lOue (elsr
Oi9ltaIis) l 8ran "SuIphats Of
3Inc". SpIes BET | en- 5bslte Gut.
fer o. 8lno naar bet CT bel blun.
Oct iilfei,s 4 llr3,r Iauo. Borne
Golf tn9er l 3bute huer Salutims,
Bern i Sorbolo til MIosrsn.
ON 2 mertilDirtnina. -
Neo,nitnasnos 8e9Isr Tor 5iIpirtnine
al BET Der / 9aAost unoer Napnst
gilt-Edged bsfisnbie Smer sr op-
rinnsli9 ittspns for Blabst "NuraI
Rem gotter". men bar puubst iaa.
ban Nnsrfienoelle. at "&srmont
Sairpmsns M%siociniion" bar laoet
eem iRrifllt aftrpfie % omisnbs til
Be hsits Blabs / De 5orcnsbe Sta.
ter for ON muliat at sisrs liot til,
at 6olt fan iaa Zine op for, buor.
lsots 9oot Smcr Tan tiIpirtes.
@eIs 8isr, iom 9iusr mssst %
rig Wslf, Sc bsoiie aieer sr Dc
bili9lte, eerfor mna mar lfa1e iie
DC bsoits at Den Race, man pelssr.
ON Sommsren maa De bape 900
Sapn. iulot Op al rent @ano %
AnI(onin9 til at life Salt. On
@intsrtn 9cbt tioligIaast So, eobt
itatfet Maisiilf. Neobsr, aaaI oip
% en- Yortiou Spsosflio (bran),
Waismsl, mala Slprs, sllsr Mip.
ling.
8icrrslsrns ma bare al bsoite
SIaSs % boloss iGrceles rene. vi
iatle Dem i SOIen en- Sang incl.
lem oil uGre soot. @siitipano o.
WsIfsriusSr ifal bore al beetle Slass
Bit. vt paaIioslist thermometer
sr nebusnoiat ior at funns flerns
mso ct bsloi9t 8eluItat.
Wslfnlnasn maa iort9oa i no %
til brltsmt Sio. % Den beielte Syab
al 8snli9beo maa ilsttases. Ser
sr Sntst. iom sr iaa let moctasslls
for ono 0nSt iom Wst. o. i Ne
aflen Iel8er Der laa me8et AZ Den
Slass mso aiesr. at maj ber s!ers
Vii. ior lite of iorpss Oct.
Gil Mslisn IansiOmt / 8inserns.
4 III 6 CONNER belt. Oct CT en-
f%ortrinlls 6rsmsanssmaaoe ierlt al
ME WeIisn / ct tort Spane. ialts
bet / folot Sano % lace ssnpsra'
taren saa nso til 80 0rabsr, for
man b9Iosr ben o. / Rlussrns.
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older by thirty years than when he came.
How much longer could this last2 lie
hoped when he died it would be under the
clump Of bushes like those where they found
Grace. Eternity alone must wash out those
! India brands on his hands and forehead.
His steps grew ieebler year by year. 1t
was a terrible expiation of torrible Hn.
| To rob womanhood was to rob Gpdl
AT last another five years had gone by.
Ten years silect commune with God and
nature had wrought great change. He
could bear now whatever came, but there
could not be long to bear it,
Again the old ship Betsey came in sight.
| Calm, unrufled as man who knows he is
going home, whether he knows the route or
not, he waits for the familiar ship, The
captain took in all at a glance,
"Shall go home to die?"
Yes"
should like to see the grave of Grace
and our baby once more"
The incoming voyage was shorter than
the outgoing, but not short enough for the
weary man to reach the desired haven.
They were nearing port.
al have asked and received forgiveness"
said the diving man. O. want yours also.
1t is Graces hands [ feel it just as in my
dream. She has come for me. have but
one wish, to lie beside her."
1t shall be as you wish" And the cap
tain's hand pressed warmly the cold hand
Of death.
The Betsey came in with flags at half
mast. The villagers did not see the brand
which repentance had washed out for heav-
en-. And they buried him by the side Of
Grace.
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pHILA. 81 READING RAILROAD

Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
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MAY 1iTH. 1879
Trains leave ALLENTOWN rs fOllows.-
WA PERKlOMEN BRANClI.)
For Philadelphia, at 42j, 600, li.lO. am, and
O55 y. IN.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at % n. m.,3,35 n. m.
WA EAsr PENNA. DRANCH.) -
For Re!dnp, $50. $40, 9Lb M, 1910, $50
ard 05 pm.
For Harrisburg 2sJ $40, eos a. M, 1910, 4.so
9.05 y. IN.
For Lancaster and Columbia, 8 40, g.2j am. and
430 p. m
tDoes not run on Mondays
For Reading 2. 30 am. and i.gO and 9 05 y m.
Fol. Harrisburg, % u, m. and O5 n. m.
Trains FOR AILE NTOW N leave rs follows:
WA pEREGoNEN BRANCH.l
Leave Philadelphia, 745 u. M, LOO, fl.8O dnd 300
D.. IN.
SUNDAYS. ~
Leave Phil1dCiphia So -. m. and 10 p. IN.
WA EAST PENNA BRANCH
Leave Reouing. 720 1895 q m, 4O5, 6lb end
iO45 IN
Leave Harrisburg, SIS. a. M, and 200, 400
ami 7.55 u. m.
Leave Lancaster $40 a. m. I2.55 and as p. m.
LeavN Columbia SO a. m 10 and s.35 p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading. 7.20 and 9.05 a. m.
Leave HarTi hui -, 5.15 am.
Trains Jna keu thus = run to ana from depot
9th and Green streets, Phtlndelphia, other
trains to ID from Broad street depot.
Tne G.3lH. IN and sos D. n trains from Allen
town. and the 745 a. m and h.3l p. NJ. trnlns
]. e. woOTrEN.
GeUerOt Manager.
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FAIR HOME OF COLUMBIA.

FAIR HOME OF COLUMBIA.
Our Poets Tribute to the Glorious Fourt,
We wander far DER land and sea,
We seek the old and new,
We try the lowly and the great,
The many and the few;
Ger states at hand and realms remote,
with curious quest we roam,
But find the fairest spot on earth,
Our own dear native home
We hold communion, high and sweet,
with men in ancient lore;
BY day by night, with reverent eyes,
U'er volumes old we pore;
But Rome, and Greece, and Orient lands,
And heroes, far away,
Great in their time, still lack the charm
That lights our own to-day.
We seek for lanscapes fair and grand,
Seen through the summon haze,
Helvetia's mountains piled with snow
ltalia's sunset rays;
And lake, and stream, and crag, and dell,
And new and falrer flowers;
We own them rich and fair; Dut not
More grand, more fair than ours.
With solemn air we tread, where trod
The feet Of ancient men,
And All old palaces and courts
With echolng sounds again.
Temple and forum, bath and arch
Unearthed in glory's dome,
These with admirlng gaze we view,
But love Columbia's home.
We hear With Joy the golden speech
Ofmen of high renown,
We see with praise the jeweled wealth
ofsceptre, mace and crown;
But dearer far the golden words
That made people free;
And crown and sceptre pale before
A nations liberty.
y land, where saint and pilgrim come;
With loftlest purpose fraught,
Nurtured in hardship. toll and faith,
. land, divinely taught;
AS streams the light from headland tower,
Guide over the stormy SEA,
So hope, to all the oppressed beams forth,
Columbia's land, from thee
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fh m A WEEK IN your avn town ami no
&kk G % tll I ed N0u can GIVE the bus
6DOU ness trial wi ho eXpense. The
y best rlp uui,y even uffoTe, f0r those
linz 10 wort You should ty nothing else
unu' YOU ee for yours II what you ca do al
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Bs&A E'E~ Bx TEE.ss4RAs sss
9 n~ FoFS Nar.et.

NEw YORK, June 6.
Money easy, 8. Exchange steady,
4.871s4 073. Governments firm; new
Sc, 61.032; four per cents, 81 06s; four
and one half per cents, $l02s States
quiet.
Flour steady and without decided
change; Southern quiet and steady
common to fair extra, $475a5 CO.
Wheat, spring without decided
change; winter 3o better; good export
and fair speculative business. Germ
dull and scarcely SO firm; ungraded,
4la44c; No. 8, 402a41c. Oats fully 5c
better and more active, 37c. Hay dull,
heavy and unchanged. Hops firm
with fair trade; yearlings, 2a4c.
Coffee firm and quiet. Sugar I'M
changed and dull; refined steady with
fair inquiry. Molasses dull and in
buyers favor. Rice in moderate re-
quest and unchanged. Wool un-
changed and firm. Pork without i'm
portant change and closing steady.
Cut meats firm; middles quiet and
unchanged. Lard shade firmer and
quiet; prime steam, spot, $6 80; Tor
June delivery, $6274; July, Sc 35a
6 374. Whisky nominal, $1.06.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-07

The regular monthly mortuary report
of DR.. J. P. Park, City Physician. for
the month ending May 3lst, shows
that during that mouth there oc-
Cured in Knoxville and suburbs. IS
deaths-9 white aud 9 colofed, s malt s
and 10 females.
The causes Of death Were, aoFlic
stenCsis, l; cancer; l; tubercul4r men
ingetis, !; congestion of brain, l; cou-
sum mption, 4; cOnvuIsioos, 2; heart dis.
ease, /; paralysis, l; pneumonia, l.;
puerperal conVulsions, l; whooping
cough, 3; unknown, l.
They were located, in the 3fd ward,
l; 4th, 2; 5;b, 8; 9th, 8; 7th 2; suburbs 3.
Five were under year Of age, be-
tween l and 5. between 10 and 20, 2
be.ween 20 and 3O,4 between 3Oand 40,
between 40 and so, between so and
so and between so and 70.
Eleven were natives of Knoxville,
six of other parts Of the United States
aud one of Germany.
The rate of mortality Of the whole
population was Is 80 p. + thousand per
anQum. That OF the white population
1910, and Of the colored, q go.
For May 1877 there were IL deaths,
Z white aud colored. For May, 1875,
II, 10 whites and colored.
The births during the month were
%, white males, 10 white females 3
colored males. colored females. Still
births, 4, l white male, 2 colored
males, | coIored female.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-07

Mrs c. NJ. MCGhte and two daugh-
ters, Misses Margie aud Lawson, left
yesterday on a trip 10 Eastern cities.
They go, however. by the Western
| route.
Miss Mary ?. Tu5tin returned home
yesterday morning from a visit of sew
eral weeks 10 relatives AID friends in
Philadelphia, and other parts of Penn
sylvania.
Sir. James Patrick, Of ST. L uis,
brother of Gen. Wm. Patrick, Presi-
dent OF the Knoxville Marble Com
pany, is in the city looking after the
interests of the Company. He is
stopping al the Atkin House.
Our young friend, Frank B. Earnest,
editor OF the tribune, left last night to
take vacation Of a few weeks visit.
ing 10 upper East Tennessee, and other
points. Before leaving for his vaca-
tion, Mr.. Earnest was presented with
a handsome goId-headed cane by the
Tribune cJmpositOrs, as token Of
friendship etc. The cane was prop
erly inecriDed, and the presentation
speech was made in eloquent terms by
Boss" Neal.
Mr.. r. K. Robinson, of Madison
Vile, was in the city yesterday on
professional business.
Hon. S. A Rodgers, who has been
holding Circuit Court went down
home to Loudon last night. Chan
cellor Staleg will hold the court to-
day, and Judge Rodgers will be back
Monday to wind up The business.
Bristol Courier: The Baccalaurate
sermon before the graduating class of
Sullins College last Sunday, by Rev.
g. G. Rankin, of Knoxville, was
splendid frontispiece for the exercises
which followed. The large audience
room was crowded. The speaker had
the Independence 10 preath Gospal
discourse, in which the several points
-"Man, a moral being Christ as
Man; Christ as God. and Christ as
both man and God" were handled in
such manner as to entertain and in
struct. Many pronounced it the best |
sermon they had ever heard.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-07
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June c.
The Senate Committee OIL Finance
held a special meeting to-day for
the purpose of deciding whether
the Warner Silver bill should be
taken up for action during the
present session. The motion pend
ing at the adjournment of the last
meeting was one submitted by Voor-
hees, that the Committee proceed to
the consideration of this measure.
Mr.. Morrill, to day moved to
amend this motion by add
ing, ''and for the purpose of
having time for its full considera-
ton, further action thereon shall
be postponed until the first Monday
in December next. This amend
ment was adopted by the following
vote: Ayes, Bayard, Herman,
Ferry and Allison. Noes, Beck,
Vorhees and Jones, of Nevada.
The latter, if present, would have
voted no. The motion, as thus
amended, was then adopted by the
same vote, and the whole subject
was laid aside accordingly.
The Senate Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections resumed the
Spoffard Kellogg investigation.
Judge Merrick, counsel for Spoffard,
offarod ~ %bo o1y;doooo nv oG Jovi+
of Joseph J. Johnson, which was
read yesterday, his purpose being
to impeach the credibility of Mr..
Johnson's oral denials of truth of
its contents and also to
lay the foundation for the proof,
which Merrick said he would here
after adduce to show that johnson
since making his affidavit has been