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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EiiNi:l.
IMPROVEMENTS TO BE- SENT OUT.

RliNTORCEMENTs TO BE SENT OUT.
LONDON, July 29.-lt is reported that the
Government has definitely decided TO send
out achievements 10 lhGla. Inc 1lceroF
has been advised by telegraph to that enect.
The authorities at Horse Guards, Admiralty,
Treasury, and India Office were in constant
consultation late last night arranging details
in regard to the dispatch OF relniorcements
The Morning Post in leading editorial
article urges That General Sir Garnet Wolse-
lev be sent TO AfghaniSian 10 take chle1 CON-
mand Of the force.
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Terrible Confiasraiion In Buffalo. n. Y

BUFFALO, Y. Y, July pa terrible fire
is raging in Tue southern part OF the city on
what j. known as BlackweIPS Island. Three
nlaning.mills, fioaiiss elevator, and seye-
ral lumber-vards are already on fire, and
the PENNSYLVANIA c0al-docks are in great
danger,
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e MISUNDERSTANDING TOBACCO.
y Iort,yILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JrIY 2s.-For western leaf there i qnst ana
st,sdy ,narkcf. Seed-leaf Is moderately active anu
ste,ry Virgini1 leaf rules firm and III demsh'.
sales Of 4j6 hogsheadS Kentucky lear al 40. ite.
ono cases 1879 PennsY lvanla on private lefmnnc,
100 csses 1878 Pennsylvania az l44 lec.' ts so
Ease. 1879 Onio on private terms; 100 etses S1S
Now England On priyais tcrmsi 90 rassc 10 90
New Tugiand n l2MlIc.; 25 cases 1872 Ne"
York at l4c.: 800 bale Havana ri eoc'Wsl.lU
0notatIons Tor Virgiria leaf: Bright wrnpisIs'
common 10 medium, 1T l5a22c.; good 70 h'l''
25m45c; Bne 70 extra fine, 90GaSc'' sih" s.en,
ISMl5e: aapple wrappers, 16@2Oy. lngs, So ,
mon TO good, 2SG.Sisc.; good 10 hhe, ~ -, ~.
ia,F rom,1on TO good 5If &C.; good to nne, ga.
H. .xtr, iOf, lac and black wrappers. l2al DC.
ether crude Mani.
Hhds. Pgs. Lbs
Exports for tho week. l's2a soV q aas2'91s
TX pOrts from an. l...3offv Eo''|o o'oO'-'"
Exports same u me last = o,o ,.ozo q a7asl4
,
Receipts for TIE Wees' mus. '''''''' ohi
Receipts for the week, bHs; ana s''''''''' A0 SJs
Receipts from January / hnss. 49, SYY'eSS
Receipts from January l. Ok; anu Cs''''' - oa1
se.sinis arr. time last year. bxs. and CO. eefZf
"e'' Journal or Commerce.
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port OF RICHMOND, July 20, 1850.
ARRIVED.

AUEINFUs
e..,,.,,,,, wx,noke. Coueh NV York, mer.
.na,ii.s and passeagsxs. G,orge W. Alien a.
= S,ca,n,r Arid. oxford, Norfolk, United states
mail merchandise, aud passengers, IL b' ia'Ai"'
agent. p,., ,,,,,a a.,rh,, ,rer,,.an.
di.e and IA ssengers, J. W. McCarEieA, aseD'.
SAILED.
schooner Amelia 6. ireland, Curtis, JfrseF Il'S'.
tes tnrtls 4 Parser. -. Oath.
srhoouer II. ". Foster. Rich. Boston, cos'' our'A
4 Parker. ,,.o,, uos,,,, eoal.
'enhconer C;lenuood Iialloek. Albany, GOAL, Ger
vss storrs vessel. curfte q Co. -.
Schooner A, Robinson, Adams, Noffo's,. meT-
chandlse, Iurrie q 90.
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HORSES MULES. &c.

nPOOD MARE FOR SALE.-A On
X ssau,,,uI FLOODED MARE, spirited, ZS21
- Lind and gentle disposition, and perfect IN sym.
mery Of be purchase Cor 7s ss a ia,
neen ~ n the city streets This Is the cause for
tecrlhc'hs '' "MARF,"
dress nf.,otcL on re
Nv 29-dSwlws D''p"'o" Vee
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HhdS. fgs. lbs.
>. 1882 $50 l45,9E
.3S47g 2j,7ZJ 3,6s7,Z76
BREAusTUFF MARKET.

July 2s.-Flour continues steady ana ndm a tss
wsra AIDE higher; the offerings amounted 70 on
100 bushels, aud sales were MADE Al 81, sY1
and 81 O3 for Fui5, aud y Ol si;iV, ano 10
foa adn hnshels aud sales we're made al DE 10.
xS,e no yellow was Sold small lsis ~ 81, sn ~
mni'e 10 o,ser,d but Withdrawn. Tho receipts ~
oS nroiuce have fallen OF, and Wees rciua"'
nj nuotatiO ns.-- Gdzafs.
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flour.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARKET

Fine. s3.5O@4: axtrs,s IS 50@s5.75 super6ne,
s56si5O; commoA family, s575@'6.
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New Administration in Australia.
GRoCERIEs AND LIQUORS.
n EFINED SUG AIRS.

DAVENPORT & NORRIS,
DOCK STREET,
offer. for sale 10 the trade ln ana ifesn s'ooA VI
REFINED SUG AXIS,
consisting Of
GRADUATED.
POWDEEED, ..
AZ WHITE,
WILLOW and BROWN sUGAIs OF all grades.
ALSO, ,,.,, e,.,,,pc In
CENTRIFUGAL and CLARIFIED sUSoahSS IN
hogsheads clarified. :, 20
GAIT! SALT! SALT!
DAVENPORT & MORRIS offer for sale, In store
and 10 arrive.
LIVERPOOL FINE SALT,
OF The BEST BRANDS
WORTHINGTON,
NARSHALL,
HERBERTs,
BUCKLEYsrv,Ns,s
o.Ooo sacks GROUND-ALUM and A1hiI1L
TIJRAL SALT. Richmond, y z@--4,
Lou R .,,n.. .,vv
FAMILY AND EXTRA sUPERFINE-
Of Richmond inspection, for sale by
| ,v o,-1o DAVENPORT MORRIS
L
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POLITICAL.
West Virginia Democratic Conyen.
Hon.

WHEELING, w. Va. July 29.-At the De-
mocratic State Convention last night the
tirst ballot resulted in the nomination OF
Colonel J.. Il. Jackson, Of ParkerSburg. for
Governor; Joseph Miller, OF Cabel county,
for Auditor, by acclamation; for state rrea-
rer. Thomas 0'Bricu, on the first ballot.
The Convention at O'Clock this morning
a1.onrned tn q A. M
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NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET.
Gy reiCRrapn.

july 2s.-Sicily quoted al s75 fol best brands.
aud a3O@S40 for low grades Virginia AT $500
S6O.-JOurndt II Commerce.
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CONGREGATIONAL Nominations.

IT. LOUIS, July " ut UICoH U"O"VIS OF
the Eighteenth district Of Illinois have nom-
mated q. w. Rutherford for Congress.
The Democrats Of the Fifth Texas dis
trict have nominated Hon. Seth Sheppard
for Congress.
CHATTANOOGA. July 29.-At Pikevile
Yesterday the Democratic Convention OF
inc Third Tennessee district nominated q.
G.. Dbrell for reelection to Congress by ac'
clamatiOn.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFAC1URED TOBACCO
MARKET.
JULY 27, 1850.

VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO
Virginia bright extra and ine pounds, Zoo Soc;
Virginia hne and extra liz, 7j0SUc.; Virginia hnt
6-.nch and I2-iuch twist. 6OM62c.; Virginia me-
diun 6-lnch and l2.mch twist 46s4sc. Virginia
medium 10, and IS. 46W 4sc.; Virginia medium
l2-inch pounds. 4565Oc. Virginia common u
inch pounds 4O645 c.:Viretnla good bright Linen
35c; Virginia common ll-nch' 3Z@35e' ",
dina mahogany and bright navy, - an! -. -
MlJc.; Virginia black navy IS ana = - 9%@1'''
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
vircini, fine smoking s120@Sl25; virginia
asSnrird 4Jn GOc.: North Carolina and others, 40
@60c. ..,,, ,.,.,,yyr,,,, ror,cco
Fine bri yht S. 81 SIC; nne bright, 80: AZ, ana
M 46M47c.: mahogany 1907. us.' 400 toc.,
mahogany double thick -. 400 i1c.; mahogany
sjngle thick g.. 451 i7c: 81. aud Toe Plug anu
fancy styie.. 4jM5Oc.: bright 1907. rs 400 fIc;
SripGt double thick %. 400 4Sc.; bright slngle
thick g. 400 4ec. bright sc. and Toe. plugs anu
fancy styies Asa 52c: plain wrapper, 49, To-. ahd
I6-oz 4Oc. plain. small work, 42c; second srades
! b,, h's, and -, 400 4Zc.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
| second grades, rs. IS, aud -. 4Om4Zc' NIKE,
| ming smoking 34c.: stem smoking. IN patHr' Zee.'
! rni and dry smoking, 22M3Uc.; bright ana Yrsnn
lated -, ~ and a.. 27a 3Oc; hright ana sranu.
| lated. In bags, 29q 75c.; pipe smoking ID payer *
| M3Oc.- COurttT-J0uFHW.
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.,,c,cn,uunIu MARkET.

JuIY a7-A, the yards trais Is ssnve, p S,Ys,
s saS second clear ssb tso arsi AND SECOND sA'
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The English Turf.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR L0RILLARD AT
GOODwOOD MEETING.

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR LORlLLAKD Al NE
GOoDw0OD MEETING.
LONDON, July 29.-Tbis is the third day
Of the GoodwOod meeting. The race for
the Singleton stakes came on and was won
by Mr.. J. r. Be>t's fOur-years Old oh. c..
Peter. The second place was secured by
Count f. de Lagrange's tive-years old Oh.
h. Phenix, and third place by Mr.. L. Lo-
rilIprd's aged brown gelding Parole. The
betting Just before the race was D to on
Peter, Is TO s against Phenix, and to
against Parole. PLeniX led, followed by
Parole to the distance pole, where Peer
came to the front and won easily by length
and Il half, with neck between the second
and third. The race for the Goodwood cup
also came off To- day aud was won by Mr.. q
Perkins'S four-years-old ch. I. Dresden
China, who beat Lord Bradfords four
ycars.old br. C. Chippendale. The betting
lust before the race was to against Ores
den China and 3 to on Chippendale. Inc
race forthe racing-stakes for threc-years-oId
colts and FLIES also came of and was won
by Dir. Z. Lorillards bay iilly Nereld, VINO
heat Mr.. II. Jardine's ch. c. Grantham.
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Oueen Victoria and the Sultan.

LONDON. July 29.-In the House OF Lords
this evening Earl Granville, Foreign Secre-
tary, replying to an inquiry, said communi-
rations had passed between Queen Victoria
and the Sultan OF Turkey with the know
iruge anu consult VI the Governments LIE
was unusual to present such communica-
,ions to Parliament, but the Queen had au-
thorized him to state that she had in very
cordial terms expressed the hope that the
Sultan would even at some sacrifice accede
TO the wishes OF Europe.
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DlLL,HEADS, $3.50 70 SS per ream, al
Is DE- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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From the Indians.
AZ ATTACK UPON vICTORTA'S BAN

An ATTACK UPON VICTORIA BAND.
DENVER, Coll, July 29-Santa'Fe adVlces
say that advices from Mexico state that on
the DIST instant Colonel Adolfo Wales, in
command OF $40 cavalry and $50 infantry
OF Federal troops. OF Mexico, attacked the
Apaches under Victoria about forty miles
from Old Fort Quitman. The fight was
indeci,iye. Tie Mexicans lost three men
killed and ten horses. The Indians lost
four warriors and six horses. On the 26' II
the Mexican force again attacked the IN
dians in the Pine mountains, about I've
miles from the line. After long fight the
indians retreated. Their loss is unknown.
The Mexicans lost six killed. Colonel
Wales intends to follow and attack them
again. He is OF the opinion they viii try
and get back to New Mexico, in which Col
onel Guerson and eight companies OF the
Tenth cavalry, who are stationed within
forty miles Of their crossiDg-place, VIII
doubtless be on their trail within 4 few
hours after they cross.
A Budget from Texas.
GALVESTON, July 29.-Special dispatches
report that the mail-carrier between Mans
field and Cleburne was attacked and the
mail robbed and that William Jones (cocr'
ed was run over and cut TO pieces by
train at Denison, on the Central railroad.
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Kansas Greenbackers.

TOPEKA. KAN, July 29.-The Greenoack
State Convention met yesterday-P. L. ~
der chairman. II. =. Nrooman was nomi'
mated for Governor; ii. l.. Phillips fol-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The Greenback Con-
oressjonal Convention of the Third District
nominated Ii. Y. Mitchell for Congress.
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A Rayisher Mobbed I'm Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, July ga special TO the Post
Dispatch from Mobery, Mo-, says: An
armed mob Of about one hundred men from
adjoining counties came into town this fore
noon and opened fire on j. &. Collew, whom
Sheriff Mallock was taking into the court
house to be tried for committing rape
on the person of Mrs. Crump in the no.
tel in this city last March. CoIlew ran
into the courtroom, followed by three
OF the mob, where he was shot again.
He then escaped to the street and
fell. but quickly regainlng his feet he
received another shot. He then ran through
drv-goods store, closely followed by his
assailants; then out into an alley, and
again into the street, finally making MS
way iuto room over a saloon. Here his
nursuers cOrnered him, and the husband
of the outraged woman ended the pursuit
by trlng five more shots into Corlew's
body and one into his forehead. CorIeW
died in ten minutes. Intense excitement
prevailed while these proceedings were IN
rroqress, and the officers OF the law made
no efforts to stay them"
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, July 20, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, A Is bushels Red, ll,02S bush
els.
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Improyed Condition OF Ireland.

The Dublin correspondent OF the Times
states that the improved condition OF the
country and the prospects OF an abundant
harvest have caused the relief committees TO
nrepare TO dissolve. There Is little doubt,
he SAYS. that the money in hand VIII be
enough to meet ail pressing demands.
New Administration in Australia
MELBOURNE, July 29.-The ministry has
resigned. and new administration hos
been formed with Hon. Graham Berry as
Premier.
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MARINE INTELLsGENCh.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-JuLY 80, 1880.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Arrest Of u Heavy ana Systematic
FDfger.

NEW York, July 29.-Detective Pinker-
ton, with Captain Cooper, cher OF ponce
Of Jacksonville, Fla, appeared at the
Tombs Police Court to-day, having In Gus.
tody e.. VI. BraDscOm. OF the firm OF Il. NJ.
Rranscom K Co., Orangc-packers and COM
mission merchants, of Jacksonville, who is
charged with forgery Of bonds represent
inc SI37, 900, known as Sanitary Improve
ment Bonds OF Jacksonville" drawing in
tcrest at the rate OF per cent. per annum,
and payable IN 1898.
The information WHICH enabled Pinker-
ton to prevent the flooding OF the market
with these forged bonds reached him about
the lst of July. when an attacbe OF the Brook
lyn EQgle informed him that man stop
ping a, French's Hotel had induced friend
OF boy working in the Eagie office to sign
n number OF bonds. and that the circum-
stances were OF suspicious character. 1t
was learned that the boy was Arthur Ry-
erson, Of 1913 Eighth street. South
BROOKLYN, who, while out OF work,
WINS sitting in the Cty.Hall Park,
when gentleman asked him about his
handwriting, and invited him to French's
Hotel, where he copied letter, and was
told hi penmansbip was satisfactory. lie
visited the hotel again, on invitation, where
he signed the name Of "a. j. Baldwin,
chairman" 10 large number OF bonds, re-
ceiyng $3.50 for his services. Detec-
tive Pinkerton communicated with the
MAYOR OF Jacksonville, who sent on
an officer. with who;e aid Pinker-
ton established the fraudulent character
of the proceeding. Branscom, after some
evasion, admitted having perpetrated the
forgery. A large number Of blank bonds
were found in his room ready for sigma
turc. Some which had been signed were
found in the hands Of merchants who had
been innocentS betrayed into aiding the
scheme. These latter bonds were to be
held as collaterals for the advancement OF
funds TO move his orange crop North this
fall.
The fraudulent bonds were Autographed
in this city on bogus order presented bN
Branscom from Florida parties who haC
had similar work done before.
Detective Pinkerton found in Brans
CONS room s92, 800 in bonds and al, 600 II
money. ..,,-
The accused was committed temporarily
on this showing Of facts to await eXamlna
ton.
al G..X i<S
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NywYoRK July 29.-Cotton--Set receipts. l56
hae,: gross receipts. 254 bales future. closed
arm sales, $1,000 bales; July. ~ l,40@si La )
In.n,,i. Al 40: seplembsr sle.9l@slO:92; DC
tnber. slOb96sl0.6l; Noyemb.r slO4Ie9
40 40: December, el0.4saf 90 Jannary'
slO.55aslO.57; February, FlU'oo@slO'oS'
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PERSONAL.


W. >. Dickson has returned hsme
Capt. J. G. Hodges has returned from
a trip 10 Tazewcll.
Our neighbor, Dan Briscoe, has gone
East for new goods.
w Easley, ESQ, Of Muddy Creek.
spent day in town last week.
: John e. Helms, Sr., % the GAZETTE
left Monday night for Nashville and the
Centennial.
{ We received a pleasant call frsm our
progressive young friend, Clyde Alex
ander, Of Beans Station, last Friday.
Our estimable friend, Gen. W. c..
Kyle, OF Whitesburg, gave US a shsrt
cal last Wednesday.
Miss Alice Formwalt, Of Knoxville,
is visiting relatives in the city, the
guest Of Miss Maggie Helms.
Our friend, sam. W. Jack, than whom
there is meme more warm hearted IN this
land, gave us very pleasant call last
Thursday.
Judge JOhn A. Mckinney, Of Hawkins,
was in the city one day last week and
cOmplimented the GAZETTE with his
presence on the occasion.
Col. Sam Mckinney and wife. OF
Knoxville, passed ever 20 Tate Spring
last Sunday. Certainly net on account
Of his want of health.
Miss Gertrude Hicks has been serious
ly i'll at her home in this place for sew
eral days past, but we arc glad 10 learn
is now in a state of Improvement.
Mr.. w. B. Cook, a complainant and
gentlemanly young man Of Big Lick,
Va, was in town last Wednesday, rep
resenting Fishburn q Bros, Toba econ
lists, Of his place.
We were favored with a very agree
able drop-call last Thursday from Capt.
n. L. Kyle, a prosperous and intelli.
gent citizen of Walnut Hill, Hawkins
county.
Maj. John Barkly, one OF the oldest
and most popularity knswn commercial
travellers on the road, was In the city
paying his respects 20 our merchants
last week
We were pleased 10 meet and ex-
change compliments last week with our
young friends, Rush s. Hazen, Henry
Il. Bradford and Will x. Mitchell, all
clever representatives. Of flrst-class mer-
camille houses
We regret to note that Mai. John
Murphey has been suffering for several
days past from very painful carbuncle
on his neck, which has rendered
him incompetent for business duties
Mr. Harry Adams, well-known In this
place, arrived In the city last Friday
night from Riverton, Miss, his present
home, and will spend few weeks re-
spite with US. Some think his visit
Is suggestive OF calico. We can't say.
The Bristol Neios, of last week. men.
tions the return Of Judge Connolly +,
Trigg 10 that place after an illness 81
seven weeks at Knoxville. His physi.
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On last Saturday, Maj. A. H. Gregg,

On last Saturday, Maj. A. H. Gregg,
a member of the firm of Gregg & Co.,
TrumansVille, N. Y, manufacturers of
agricultural implements, who is in con-
troll Of their branch Office in this place,
completed an arrangement with Z. p.
Moulton and o. G. King, assignees of c.
d. Fairfield, to work the lead mines in
the vicinity of White Pine until the LIST
day of January, 1881. He will prose
cute the work with increased vigor, us
ing steam engine, blast furnace and
more labor. The Major is the embodi-
ment of progressive, live man, and is
worth his weight in gold in the pattern
ofindustry and progress heis placing be-
fore his neighbors He has in cultiYa-
ton near this town three hundred acres
Of land, prepared In the most improved
style, planted with winter and spring
wheat, eats, barley, beans, potatoes, &c.
He paid out last fall, for labor service,
over three thousand dSllars. He paid for
old scrap iron, laying around in the way
and worthless to the owners, over nine
thousand dollars. In the new enterprise
he now embarks we predict the fullest
success. We and all his neighbors wish
the Major good luck and splendid returns
from his various investments in our soil
and increased patronage to his complete
line of agricultural implements.
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clans pronounce his malady Brighf's dis
ease Of the kidneys with softeninE Of
the brain. His condition h critical.
w. g. Common. ESQ and Capt. J. q.
Hodges, Of the Morristown bar, are this
week al Rutledge Court
We bad a most delightful. charm log,
enchanting call last week from--hut
we have orders not % make this per.
nal Ladies. though, OF course.
Mr. Walter s. Johns. general agent
for Cardwel & Co. Richmond IA
spent several days Ia our CITY In The in
terest Of the house be represents. and
whose advertisement o. given to-day.
We commend him as an intelligent. ur-
bane gentleman, wherever be may 20.
Mr. l.. y. Hamilton. Of Atlanta. Ga.
gave Us q pleasant call Monday. lie "a
visiting East Tennessee and making The
acquaintance % shippers Ia The interest
Of a new produce and commission hsuso
he will open In Atlanta, on the FIRST sf
May. He is an Intelligent. afiablo gen
tleman, and has long been connected
with the produce trade Of Atlanta.
Hon. Peter staub. President OF the
Knoxville Foundry and Machine shon
Company, spent Monday In our city and
the many mechanics of whom Knoxville
Is proud. To all intents he ~ ns much
interested In the furtherance 81 her
growth and prosperity a. he e In bis
individual success.
Mr.. Charles b. Johnson. Of Gibson's
Station, Lee county, Va, paid The Ca
zETrE office a very pleasant call saiur-
day. For n number % years naa Mr.
johnson has been IN corrcspardenco
with the professors OF the geological
department 81 Harvard College with
reference % the rare and wonderful re-
illogical formation found Ga the vicinity
81 his home 10 Lee county. lie cxhih.
tied quite n number Of specimens which
were truly interesting 10 us and of
course much more so 10 those who are
engaged In this wonderful science. We
hope Charlie will call often.
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THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

The Grand Lodge Knights of Honor
met at Nashville last Wednesday, and a
very large number of representatives
from subordinate Lodges of the State
were in attendance. Frem the proceed
ings of Thursday we condense the fol-
lowing proceedings of interest,
The report of the Committee on Laws
and Supervision was read, and action
taken as follows: Approving all the
| decisions of the Grand Dictator except
| that to the effect that blind men and
! persons who have lost both hands are
| not eligible to admission. Approving
| the action of the Grand Dictator IN all
appeals Recommending the appoint
ment Of a special committee to report
suitable resolutions concerning the death
of Bro. w. Z. Ladd Disappearing the
recommendation of the Finance Com
mittee as to district representation.
On the recommendation of the com
mittee, the Grand Lodge adopted con-
stitutiOnal amendments, fixing the sala
ries of Grand officers as follows: Grand
Dictator, $500; Grand Reporter, $3.50;
Grand Treasurer, 800; and providing
that no extra compensation shall be al
lowed to any Grand Lodge officer. In
structing the supreme representatives Is
endeaYor to secure biennial sessions of
the Supreme Lodge, and permission to
hold biennial SESSIONS of Grand Lodges
Adopting an amendment making the
Medical Examiner one of the oftlC6Fs IF
o subordinate lodge.
The Grand Lodge rccOusidered it's &C
ton approving che decision of the Grand
Dictator to the effect that "a Lodge can
not, in consideration of an assignment
of death benefit, pay dues and assess
ments of a member" After o lengthy
debate, the decision of the Grand Dicts-
tor was re-approved.
The election of Grand officers was
held, with the following result:
Grand Dictator, DR., J. Bunting, Bris-
toll.
Grand Vice Dictator, j. +. Young,
Memphis.
Grand Assistant Dictator, w. E. Bask-
cite, Murfreesboro
Grand Chaplain, ReY. Warner Moore,
Ripley.
Grand Reporter, B. K. Pulleu, Mem
phis.
Grand Treasurer, D. F. Goodyear,
Memphis.
Grand Guide, Archie Thomas, Spring
field
GTahu UuaFdlani w. i. Auten, Nash
vile.
Grand Sentinel, M. d. L. Jordan, Milan.
Grand Trustees, q. e. Hawkins, Mem
Phis; y. M; Barnes, Nashville; t. L.
Cate, Cleveland.
Supreme Representatives, F. Smith
son, Pulaski; s. A. Champion, Paris.
Alternate Representatives, S. G. De-
Pass, Memphis; Ii. t. Johnson, Hum
bOldt.