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OBITUARY.


Thoro died on tho morning Of tho 18TH Inst,
Of cancor In the stomach, ut his residence,
No. leo Throop street, James Wright, OF this
city, in tho G2l year of Ills ago. Mr.. Wright
chose hts residence In this pluce nt all aar1y
dny, establishing himself in very prosper
ous business, becoming the founder OF tho
firm Of James Wright & Son. In business
he was honest, systematic, ltntir1ng, and
accurate; his social qualities were such rs
endenred him TO all with whom he cAno III
contact, and ninde for him many friends.
He was ever doing some deed of kindness,
some net of charity, and will bo remembered
as light Of hope and cheer in many toll
some path. In 1Sa0 ho commenced business
In Chicago, continuing the same up 70 three
months ago, when his falling health batlo
hlm prepare for. tho great clialigo that awaits
nlt.. lilo arranged hts earthly atfairs, md
welco1le'a1d smile on old companions and
associates. lie died rs becomes q good mar,
without fenr. and with full confidence In his
Rgdeemsr, furnishing every evidence to those
dirk valley tint Death Is only another Lie.
lie leaves an extondctl ncquAIntanco, Il large
circle Of friends to miss him, 4 wife, thrbe
SONS, md two daughters to, mourn for him.
To tl1am there will hG Weartness and watch
wo can strow. and tho sunshine we cnn pray
for shall be for thom the pathway Of tho be-
renved,
Tho fl,ncrnl took plnce from Ills ]ate resi-
dence, corner Congress md ThtQap atreots,
at 3 O'Clock yGsterday afternoon. After tho
sorvIccs, which were conducted by the. Rev.
DR.. peddie, with MI opening and closing
hymn, the remains wero borne to the learac
b. William Sollitt, John AtcCnMley, Louis
Inns, William Mcclure, John Sollltt, Charles
Degcnharlt D. l.. JufgenB, md George W.
Bailey, and woro followed by carriagcs to
GrAcalnni.
, 1880-02-18
CITY BONDS,

TIE PROPOSED HE~ lssur.
~ tho Inst 1neetlnR OF ttlo Colnol tno Con
rcforrcl to tho Finance Committee, proposing to
tnko M tho wuter md sewerage bonds coming
limit OF interest they should bear should be
~ haea ~ pof eent-sne ma"fcss taoy hro now
ochfsnR'-aho s1neo money ~ cncaper IMAM
os. Of W ttesn arc baoketl by tho % vory M Ccs. 1 sc
curlty, boIpR I, uorRnro upuu tho cltys Water
tvts ~, sro,o.Itinr, 10 axttj,n .,,ro ntt.w
tfon 'o
TIE MAYOR WAS SPOKEN TO
on tho subject yesterday, und expressed grcat
regret that tho CONTROLLER bud iired tho limit SO
ngh IN INC He to saKg p ana ho reissue
eS1s 70 tho 3 q asns ap e to 'a So
the oty ne!S TO- bot"o ho
ofco IT ns 'S m ~ & tSa m ad NJ, s,,o
nuorIsy CT cspeciaily Il I'll tic % bons nd I'm ind 70 o'S be
Pasoh;nssc, 4, q pspa,nni rI.s HS i Tas, hnwoysf
oaod XII, y thnht that ssat tsn hne eitv
she IN 4ye o r. 5 PGr Irs;iH s9s OF the
II ths sar {hpm paf1 Q, bis an ha b.
spou<Scd @ witt so,no Eastern cspItalIsts, a1d Ind
gotten m Offer to takothG wliela amount Mt 5
Eor cont By allowing small commission Inter,
howovDrt io h''t sSenreta m nfor for PCT cent
peoted to do do uvon bsttor thnn Till; hcr,co ,s tic
impropricty OF tho Contrullcrs limitation OF ]
por cont . Ao 10 went % 1n " y say TINT there Nero
which Ind to l,c figured upon lii tho ilrst piaco.
tho city was in q good financial condition,
ot my city in tho .snoSey markets of
tic world. Tho security for theso bonds -or tho
most n Of thom5ggyo tue & h9'defs th9 right 70 step
collection of tho watur.tnx, oto.. and, stnco thoy
ran twenty yours, he dlu not SEQ now any local
gT ae ponas aa, eon.n nI N T.t "
, 1880-02-18

hnd hol,l with mo t,nnd Of tho railing of cncf,
and danglef thoro fnr somo ltttlc tuc, until ile
dropped himself, falling 20 Tint tliG wheels
passed over bath ha legs. IIo wns nllve when
nsked thom to XIII him nj olico,-to take Il r.
volvcr md blow Ills bruins out. Ito ind. It. MP
got,. III.
Mo.ps ,,,,,..,, ,,,t,u,., .,,o,, ,,,,,,o ,vt,, ta
Ill H"ssS auUNo, . ctlosSa n'9n Iy,us VIII ~
W W. m III, anG rGnf ot 1T: A. r. =, i.,1
~c.tcr'or u ox f. nnefnn, % "'tt r. h,,rstir a.
3mGr n or1.nn 'eon nn tno rs.1,si nEis ortorv
v., @ nn C eaeosv ~ voffrF x
1i"tnhEos.s NE 1ofet np"sr' M u a,n,a sirctt
a@,ntenslore @ aa rcAlN"tans .,s On nsN'o r.in+
~ M ~ rry se",u Inne m frtn, ,a rn.to,,rmut
~ ~ has ~ M q ,sth straot ano tic ~ rrnd
X MsG ~ M9 .,,, Il. hooI 1nI
,tlu ~ l{ .ps,, IN ~ ts,;n, a tn
t,,,at, s ., ~ ,,, ,S ~ ts,r,t ~ .,s s
I'LL. - e nad pnei ..tt !" wwCK % tgs n,,,n'.cp np
~ l.sssl nno ~" s, Hsneu " T., .nltn~n. +,
hnna ~ % a'. .ono 7t Qua ~ no r. r"i1cvn
m. ~, ~ w ,rts, rtsc4 ,hot n .s'aa sI naI,ora
nms %a rrf,,sn1 ' ahn1+ tnn icfore stfn
,,r n rrtps: ~ - aG H. III" m, X
'us @ ,Pi 1ta1 ~ nc @ t san,t,,- H. II H. fsn,,n % snnt
, 1880-02-18

TIN REV. DA AtLitIE1h4
who WAS o.,e of these present at the Shor1non.
tTnltao conference Moudny regarding the eurl-
Inv n,,ostin,,; lyna ancn l,yn Tulg1rs reporter
w, t"ye*'. o .,'.t n ~. ~. 49,. .,a.s,.n. a.,.,n
yestcroay, anu asken l, nox tue "oc''ns ea'no
nOOttt and what Its object WIS.
"rhe object" sAtd he, twas 10 get FREQ OK.
prcssInr ~ onn,nn a. IN what wns best to bo
,,,nn mi INT no,,kl In 1ono. The mecttn0
uohe htia H'". oouHi W u'''u. 4n1 nNot4us
wna hell Mt the suggestion OF sotne or tno meh-
tcyB Of tho Committee"
u,v.a i -ownnoxtsn rAtxrn or 3's
ur. n,,,. .,,an.t.,, IL .ra ,vhn-f tho+ x,,-4t
No. 1ho 4ucHt'oH 70 on1 ""u,u su"s woso
eanInt 0e properly applifa. Iuo olefgymcn On
tho Committee have gono Into tho movement
not ns such, but as citizens having an equnl
snuto "I u.n'.s =" 49,. ,Sn.e 49,.
idcH OF seeking 70 enfofcn Inc observance oi
gnnIay by Inv. Not one 0f Ms has the slightest
Idea OF pursuing that coutso. Our only
nbjrct in meeting tho gentlemen on tho
other side WIS to- 500 whNt measures
could hb nKrced upn11 tly nll rcsFcctnblG citizens
to rcprcss konlo p".ho n1tet Objectionable forms
0t Sunday Dissertation, and to have II for nll
cInsss y e rsst 80 tat Instead Of r,a hoE
should 10 characterized by decidedly iess.'
"Are tho Committee unanimous aa to tho limo
Of policy L, 10 p.,rsueti3' ,,a,.
regarding SunLhy. hut tho ps0bnhiIity u fhat
thoro nru certain common grounds on which wo
nlI tlla gentlemen wo snet Mt tho conference
cnn net together"
"AH, for trstNnce7"
~ very decided limitation Of tho liquor bls'
ness on Sunday, though tuHny OF ua would bg
gpd to eeo 1t wholly suppressed on that day and
, 1880-02-18

ncuDn with his weapon. There WAS no attempt
inAilo to fnf1Dw tho men bcynnd tho house, nil.l
It wna too dirk to even tl1rIr general nrpchr.
ni1cc; NOR WINS thoro anything 10 nlfcnte whether
Thieves who Ind htpppnu! to hear ef Dir. Nsr-
, 1880-02-18

Tho Eldrelge Sewing htachIno.- leads
the world, and Is the best for YOU to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-02-18
DEATHS.


PAHDHE-Feb. II of BrtRhts hisenso, nfEer . pain.
ful iinees s1toen months, Rt Now Haven. ConI,
lsnao tAsti9s, aged G. ycar7- ~.
tlub1}srElN-Dn Monday, Fob, IT, Kate, beloved
Hlfs VI Simon 0oidatul! and daughter of l3eurY and
1lBb4CGn Meyer, hkod ii Jonr4 nHd W1ekA -
funsrai thls tWodnesfsy} luGEntn9 ~ ~ o'elock
FROM hoF late resldencc, a1 ptarto-nv. frands M
LACROSSE tYiah Rew York City, Denver, and
Hnn Francisco papers please copy.
JOHNSON Monday, Feb. N, suddenly, OF pnsu~
molllo Itenry r.. son Of John D. md JeFusha Johh~
Tls romsins Will 10 takan 70 Wooster. o., for lntor~
mHht.
INSTRUMENTATION. Is at hts reaitones, No, I'D
lIow0-st, nf pneumonia, joel W. geteh1f, Eaq- laio
OF Cambridge, NnsA.t e19d u yens1-
tN-Anssachusois papoFu please oopY.
nEEltA-Fsb II. ct dphthufta, little ttnHy. son oi
Mlnarl L. and linttt0 II. BaeTs, a&od yca<s and !
months. ..-... :.
PaEk, nIst h9uso north oi tittJ.ntth%t, to-day u
$40 3. III. ..-,
IlOWNKY-At Jo!ot Feb n nftot b lingering N.
ness CatheFiuc widow OF tho lAte J. u. DoWhUy, uxe
Ss6swogo N. " and Hamilton touL) paper
please cUvy.
, 1880-02-18

No Fancy Pn1UEs-Host sot tooth, IS; filling u
rates. MeChoAnoy HTos., Clark aud ftandn!ph-dts.
, 1880-02-18
THE CITY.


IHE CII4.
GENERAL NEWS.
". n. TnAyEH, noaton, Ia at tina fremont
l.UssRht sAuE, in, ia at tho Grand Pacific
H. ]. Wnt1LA, Winnipeg, Is Mt tie fremont
C.P. SYKEs, San Frnnolsco> is Mt tho ralrcr.
Am. HKnnrr1ToN, Gcuev1,, Is nt tho Sherman
A. c. DAVIS, Detroit, Is Hsiest at the Sherman.
C. D. NodEns, of milwaukee,, is at tho Gardner.
JonN THOMPSON, Dubuque. 1a,, Is at tho Palm-
Ne
I'M, DnEssB,, Lafayette, Ind. Is at tho shcr-
man. ..
d, u. ALLAN, Toronto, Canada, is nt tho Trc-
mont
&C. Cur1As, Montrcat, cm'- 10 at tho Grand
Pacific.
Jous ". rowEna, nolena. ii. r, Ia at tho
Palmer.
NJ. D. DALI, Governor Of Alaska, Isn't the
Onrdner.
Jotx s. MCDONALD, Fond dit Lac. Is at tho
Sherman.
n.P. cor,xAcx, Delhi, N. T., is registered Mt
tho Palmer.
,onrnr MorroomgnY, pIttaburg, Is n guest Mt
tho Palmer.
STANLEY rruxAEH. Washington, D. O., Is nj
WALTER DonpwE1.1, Of bfarslu,il, Mich, is at
tho Gnrlner.
=, NJ ~, .,,,rr,, y,pohoma- Jonon, Ia ptt Inn
Grind rncii1c.
WA. CArrEn, Fort Dridgea, ". T., Is al tho
Grand Pacific.
J. Il. 1lE.snr, Railroad Land Agont, viuton,
Jn., Is nt illo Grand rnoitc
GO BANuons, Treusslror Northern RnElroad
st. ranl, Is nt the Grand PncI0o
!. osi'h.1, oe,'''", p1osns W. ..so.'s s,... .'''.
weatorn Grand Trunk lsa!lway. Port Huron Is at
the fremont ,,.,,,.. r,,,u,.,,,. ro..o
JOSEPH Cntlkr1' rss'aehI M sva"ss., s1..t 4s'.
~ ta'rr Tremont M''s' 41''""'' -'' 'Aee' - ~
VII. t,e."'s e ,.n'', n, r.o..,. s,o,, ,,,,r,,,u,
ton. Ccdnr i,hplt!A & Northern Railroad. Cedar
Rapids, Is at tho Palmer.
Chicago milwaukee, st. Paul Railway, Now
York, Ia At tho Grand Pacific.
Tur burl,.wtrc fcncc manufacturers met Mt tho
TrcI9oat ilolss yesterlay afternoon, but tr""'-
wM f. sETEt c rrss1cns yan s;'sasa Assstn"t tsts a
'cne',' f"' - ~ '''o ul"'u 4"e4"o'
Ex-MEMnEh,oF-CosGnE n James !. Wilson, Of
1nwn, wns Mt tho Grand rnoilc Hotel Yesterday.
tho Questions Of tho dny.
STRAWBERRIES Of thts years growth were re-
rs,nt1il,: ~ frMm ii ~ 4, - mr. unrt The min
snnmnnt # cnnsisteil nr twenty quarts.
...-.S.',' a..
THn tcmpcrnfitrc y ycstcfnnys as obs9gr,seN sg,s "
MGnasso, nptIciAIl, " hlatisfh street. INthtAE
nullsng wl" NJ . 4. r.. 70 Ghrccss ~ H. m. ~
M; 8: ~ 2. ni.' "; r. m'' o." hafomcter' o"'
.tous coynon. 45 vcars of nrc, living Mt NA. les
MatEIn street, hnd MS rlsht !cE hrs'Kcn ~ tho
socco,'o ~ ~ srco "i' near m Diyiso. falinr IN po
sent TO his home.
Anto,to IN Anuunrn for some tfmo INST tl,o
rnnnnp"r ~ w. WsKin,tnji'a uintt,- hnl,so. .crI-
tn1tnjiv sp,ot1 NIL fnii dnwil n stcnn iilrht Of
stntss vcttartiny IN lid snissroni iii w,s sn,,t
homn f,1t il In mt fhm,rhE thit In hMs Mis.
tninrti any serio,,n fniurye
-, s.'"
CORONER MANN yesterday ned an inquest ht
Mo. LII Hubbard street Upon Hobert Dinol, who
WIS mn down nnd kiiiea on mo northwestern
1tn!!suA! III t4te HESt ToItaEtH 81 Ece. E."astuH
, 1880-02-18

Fnce powders will not iijuro tho skin II Duck
h Nayner's Cold Crpnnl Is used at night
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
Person al.

Hon. &. A. Rodgers, judge of the
circuit court, went down yesterday to
spend Sunday at his home, Loudon,
and will return to nj hit to resume his
lsbors to morrow.
Mr.. w. Fl. Patterson, of Cum er-
land Gap, the CHRONICLES "Bric-a.
Brsc' correspondent, arrived in the
city yesterday and is quartered at the
Lamar House.
Capt. s. Y. B. Williams. depot agent
at Bristol of the E. T., V. & g. r. r.
company, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Mr.. d. B. Loveman, OF Chattanooga
senior partner In the New Orleans
store, was In the city yesterday look
ing after the Knoxville branch OF their
business.
Mr.. W. c. Baird, of the railway
postal service, located at Chattanooga,
was in the city yesterday, and is regis
tered at the Atkin House.
Rev. J. L. II. Sweres, pastor of the
colored Methodist church in this city
returned yesterday morning from at
extended trip through northern states
soliciting funds for the building OF 4,
new church.
Rev. ]. G. Cowan, of Royersville, 4
In the city and will occupy the pulpi
Of the Third Presbyterian church tc
day, as will be noticed.
Rev. F. E. Sturgis, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church, is absent
from the city, having been summoned
to the bedside Of his brother In Phila
deIphis few days since, and his pull
pit will not be occupied to-day.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
Who IL Mrs. WinslOw I?

AS this question is frequently asked. We
will simply say that she is q lady who. for
upwards of thirty years, has untiringly
devoted her time and talents, as female
physician and nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the
constitution and wants of this numerous
class. and. as result of this effort, and
practical knowledge, obtained in life
time spent as nurse and physician. che
has compounded Soothing Syrup for
children teethinz. 1t operates like magic
giving rest and health, and is. moreover,
sure to regulate the bowels. In conse.
quence of this article, Mrs. Winslow il
becoming world-renowned as benefactoI
of her races children certainly do RISE Ur
and bless her; especially is this the case in
this city. Vast quantities of the Soothing
Syrup are DAILY sold and used here. We
think Mrs WiDsiow has immortalized hel
name by this invaluable article, and We
sincerely believe thousands Of children
have been saved from an early grave BY
its timely use, and that millions yet un-
born will share its benefits, and unite il
| calling her blessed. No MOTHER has dis
charged her duty 10 her suffering one, il
our opinion, until she has given it the ben
eft of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Try it, mothers-TRY IT Eow.-Ladies'
Visitor, New York City. Sold by al
druggi;ts. 25 cents bottle,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
feeH of Doctors.

Tue fees Of doctors is an item that
very many persons are interested in,
just at pres' NJ. We believe the sched-
ule for visits is So 90. which would tax
q man confined TO his bed for year,
and 10 need Of daily visit, over
ST 600 year for medical attendance
alone! Aud one single bottle Of Hop
Bitters taken In time would save the
81 900 and all the years sick ness Ed.
Combs, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Bath
Brushes, Dressin Gases, Cologne Sets,
Hand Mirrors, etc, at Lyons d Nc
Campbell's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
The Next Nominee.

There has, very likely, never been
time in the history Of the politics Of
this country when so many men Of
both parties were prominently mem
toned as probable candidates for the
presidency as at this time. As rule,
all are men of known ability aud high
position, and yet something damaging
may be said of each one. We present
a name not heretofore mentioned In
that connection, but one the country
will at once recognize, on account OF
his great services. We mean, OF
course, DR.. Hart, the originator of DR..
Hart's Relief, Discovery, Pills. &c. He
should receive the nomination at the
hands OF both parties.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
A Visit tO LaIAud Home

Mr.. A. Meter, one of our most pros
porous and enterprising butchers, In
company with two young friends who
have just recently emigrsted to this
place from Switzerland, made very
pleasant visit yesterday to Mr.. P,
Dlckinson's famous "Island Home
farm. The young men were very
much delighted Indeed with what they
beheld at that model farm, the mag
nificent stock, and the excellent farm
ing arrangements. Especially is Mr..
Dickinson's wheat crop worthy Of
notice, and it was a matter of special
admiration. Mr.. Metler says he never
saw finer wheat prospect anywhere
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
Ruyers of Dry Goods

Are invited to examine the stock OF
Dry Goods We have recently pur-
chased, and which is now nearly all
in store. Any caller will notice that
our present stock is the largest ever
shown by us. To prove the wisdom
OF making so large a purchrse at this
time, we refer our friends to the
daily press, which is teeming with
reports of advances in prices. The
fact is that the goods purchased only
ten days ago are to-day worth 10 per
cent. more than we paid for them.
1t is our intention to give our cus-
toners the benefit of our speculationsi
consequently, it is clearly to their adj
vantage to buy from us, and to buy at
once before other advances, which are
predicted by all leading Dry Goods
men. D B. LOvEMAN & Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
Real Essaae Transfers.

The following are the real estate
transfers registered in the office of the
county court clerk during the past
week: wrs-.t 49,.
c. M. McGhee and others to Fannie
T. Washington, lot in 18th district.
O. M. Mc9hee and others to G. thinner
man, lot in 18th district, $500.
j. ii. Mynstt to Calvin Norris, 40 acres
| 10 9th district, $206.
d. Samuel and wife to Samuel Tor
bett lot in 18th district, Sl75.
| John McCloud AID wife and others to
| Chester Arnwine, 100 acres in 7th district,
So, 200.
Jno. G. OEg and wife to Jno.. M. Nc
Cloud, 60 acres in 7th district, 81 400.
Dorcas f. Widuer to VIM, Davis. land
in 18th district, 500.
c. W. Hall to O. n. Miller, 50 acres in
10th district. SIPS
Alex. Reeder, sheriff, TO Jacob Ward
rope 3 acres in Sd district, sos.
A. Chevannes and wife to Maggie 9.
Winkleman, 70 acres in I'd district, ex'
Ii Il. Love and wife to P. c. Rawlings,
29i acres in 2nd district. $500.
Jos. c. Bishop to Silss Williams, 4
acres In 9th district, SA0
Melinda w. Baker to NJ. Wright ant
wife, 6 acres in l4th district, $500.
J. p. And, rson and wife to Robt. Owen
"a acres in 2lst district, $500.
Martha MeCloud and others to james
McCloud, 46i acres in 9Th district, $40.
r. w. Parker and wife to Harry \
Young, lot in 18th district, $500.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

Are invited to call and examine a
superb line OF Irish Linens; Table
Damask in the celebrated Bsrnesly
aud other brands; Bleached, Half
Bleached Turkey Reds, &c; Napkins,
Doyles, Towels, Crashes, &c. A very
large and complete assortment at
prices no other houses will be able to
compete against, manv Of these Linens
having been purchased at last fslPs
prices.
$50 dozen Linen Handkerchiefs. ex-
ceedingly cheap by the dozen or piece.
A new line Of Black Silks, includ-
ing the new Satin de Lyon, which ia
all the rage for fashionable garments.
Our stock throughout will be found
worthy Of inspection.
d r IoVEMAN Il Co
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febl5d4S's&w4t


An interesting game OF base bali
was played on the university grounds
yesterday evening between the f" Ba.
bies" and the Smith "Greasers," 70.
sultipg In victory for the former by
a score Of l6 toe The prominent fta-
lures Of the game, which ELECTED entbu.
siastic applause. were '1our>bsgger'
by Nicholson and 'three-bsgger" by
Tom. Webster, both Babies"
The Silent Observer, of the 2lst
inst, published at the Deaf and Dumb
asylum, says:
Our boys played political game OF
base ball Saturday, the I4th between
two mines compos OF Grant and
Tilden boys. The Tilden boys were
victorious by score Of AZ to 26,1
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

CIRCUIT CoURT.--Hon.S.A A. Rodgers
presiding. The following was entered
Of record yesterday:
Jacob Staub Va. e. T., v. & G.. r. r.
Co.; jury again respited. w. A. Jack.
sou VS.. K. & G. r. r. Co; defendants
additional pleas, fled February 18Th !,
1880. stricken out, on motion Of
plaintiff. r. M. Doll for G. Cullen vs..
Jos. A. Cooper ct al; jury again re-
spited. sv Nv. aar @
II was ordered by the court that the
hearing Of the non jury docket be con-
tinued till Monday week. ass
The hour between 8 and 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning will be devoted
to the disposal of motions, before
proceeding with the call of The docket.
Court adjourpei ill 8 o'clock Mon
day morning.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Hon. M. L.
Hall presidiog. The following bust
ness was transacted yesterday:
Corporation vs.. Richard Hood yer.
dict for defendant. Ephriani Mills va
8. B. Luttrell ct al; appeal stricken
from docket and papers renabded t6
justice. State VS.. Paul Kincaid, lar
ceny; appeal granted. State VS.. Geo
Anderson, borse stealing; appeal
granted. Sam. Mills vs.. Jane Mills
divorce refused.
Several cases were continued ant
forieitures taken In Others. s5sv &c
Court djourned till Monday, wher
the business will be closed up and thu
rec ord signed. fa,-s-t5 --g
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
pENCkLETTHs.

60 to church.
Second Sunday in Lent.
The weather was quite changeable
yesterday.
The base ball boom is starting for
he coming season.
Three persons are now in jail in
Memphis, under death sentence for
murder.
She was my idyl while wooed,
Ny idol when won
Ny ideal when, in after years,
Ways idle she had none.
The fret strawberries of thisseason "a
growth were exhibited in Atlanta,
Friday, and sold for two dollars and a.
half per box, according to the Consti-
tuition.
The new Market square dry goods
firm of A. N. Strong 81 Co. has
erected In front Of their store a very
handsome new sign, painted by A. L.
Lancaster.
They say there is no advance on
Oliver Chilled P ows. The farmers
ought to lay in their supply before
the advance, which is sure to come.
Woodruff g. Co, keep large stock.
Farmers, Attention! We will have
Is car loads of Land Plaster on hand
and for sale. Call early before the
supply is exhausted. W w. Wood
ruff. & Co,
Silent Observer: We have heard
Knoxville called the "city o.
churches" and yet there are many
persons who never 60 inside Of sane
tuary.
The friends Of Mr.. Jas. J. Atkinson,
of JonesbOrO, who has been for sew
eral months almost at the point OF
death, will be glad to hear that he is
now in a substantial way to recovery
A postal received in this city yester'
day from his mother, Mre. NJ. B. AT
kinson, says he was able to walk across
the house. She is expected in Knox
willie this week.
Little Johnnie Mcdaniel, son o.
Mr.. J. c. s. Mcdaniel, has been very
los for several days with typhoit
fever, aud at one time his life wa
almost dispaired Of. Ropes wer
stretched across Cumberland street
on either side of Mr.. Mcdaniel
house, for some days, TO prevent th,
passage OF wagons. We are glad t.
learn, however, that Johnnie wat
thought to be improving yesterday.
An interesting session Of moot court
engaged in by the members OF thu
Ulpian club, was held at the room II
rear of the county court clerks office
in the court house, last night. Tit
question under discussion was that o
the citizens of Knoxville against tn
board OF mayor and aldermen, on tn
question of the paying of Alderman
Irwin as q sub.con tractor on the waite
works reservoir. w. L. Trent pre-
sided as special judge, We did nc
learn the decision.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
Care in Selecting Food.

The first conditions of healthfulness
are secured when care ia taken in Sc.
Letting the articles which enter into
our daily food. Let all the articles
used DE as pure, wholesome and easy
of digestion as Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, and we warrant that
the health OF the family will not be
likely to suffer
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
Gasoline Explosion.

In Wheeling, West Virginia, on
Monday, a destructive fire occurred,
caused by barrel Of gasoline oil being
stored in three.story brick store
house. 1t leaked aud formed a gas,
which was ignited by a fire 10 the
stove. The flames communicated to
the oil remaining IN the barrel and 1t
exploded, causing very destructive
FIRE,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
REMOVAL.

Having removed 10 Bradley's
Building, opposite Cowan, Nc
CIung 81 Co., i tender my sin
cerest thanks 10 my friends and
the public for their liberal pat
ronage, and request a contin-
uanee of the same, If honest
dealing and the very lowest
prices can obtain ID. 4H
A. LOBENSTEIN.