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1IAULED by MORROW.
Another Desperate Engagement
with victoria's Band by
Nal. Morrow.
Ono Of tho Officers Of the Ninth
Cavalry Killed.
The Loss Of tho Indians Presumed to
Have Been Quite Severe.
Douglas, the Renegade Ute, Again Acting
In an Ugly Manner.

VICTONt4A'S 1lAND.
Special Dhpateh 10 Ths Chfeago 7Ttbnnf.
DENVER, Colo, inn. .0.-Tho Denver
Trlbnuc Inns tic following special, tlatotl
SANTA FL, n. NJ, jan. 20, 1870 p. n,.: Since
tho fight Of t!,e tott, Mai. Morrow Inns been
constantly hot on V!ctoria's trail, and has
driven him north onto tho Sierra San 1tntco.
eusuct1 on the Sun Mateo Mountain
between Mini. Slorrow's command and Victo-
ria's band. After fight of several hours
duration the Indians were finally routed.
Lieut.. II. r. French, of the Ninth Cavalry,
was killed whi]e gallantly leading Ills coin
pa,ly (M), which deployed On foot
as skirntshers, md two Indian
scouts were wounded. Tho hostfles' loss
could not be asccftained, tho country being
inexpressEbly rough, giving them chance
to carry tho wounded off after tho Indian
fashion. On the evening OF tho 18th Mini.
A1orrow's command was on tho Cannda
A1amosa, and still in pursuit, nnd OK
pected 10 engage Victoria again
in about two days. The bravery
and endurance Of tho officers and soldiers
composing the column is highly spoken OF
by Maj. Marrow.
ThrecGi1rerontexpedtt Will be organized
to thoroughly clean out tho Indians under
Victoria In Southern New Mexico, and Give
tho country peace. The first expedition Is the
ono already in the field, commanded by
Morrow. The SECOND expedition will consist
Ut troops from Fort Stanton, with probably
ono or two companies from Maj. Morrow's
command. The third expedition will bo
commanded by Capt. Ambrose Hooker, Ut
tho Ninth Cavalry, an old and experienced
Indian fighter. .......
Gen. Hatch Is ncttng Will, MI tho energy
md prontptncss 50 characteristic OF hin, hlid
ls bound to make MI end OF tho lnu|nn
troubles In the Territory. 1Ie thinks 1t wlll
take no less than two months campaign
to drive tho Indfnns from tho mountain
fastnesscs. Tie hns permission to follow the
hostile Indians on to tho reservations for
the purpose Of capturing nnd disarnllng
Them. This will be Of untold advantage, as
heretofore tho power Of the military ocascl
at the line Of the reservation, md tho Indians
:. tlrew rntIons, arms, ammunition, md rec1l-
peratcd Mt tho Agencies, especially ut tho
Mescalero Reservation In Lincoln County.
LEAvENwoRrI1, Kas., Jun. 2o.-Tho fol-
lowing Telegram was received at the Adj ju-
tantrGenc1als Office ut 1.cayenwortll:
ri. fort GSarenro4I: Tho io!iowinx Is jast ro-
iSyea io, 4: from NAL Morrow a"tea Mt A"'nosn'
i" engaged Victoria ngnin yesterday In tho san
1ntco Montnins, mud drove him from his ptAsi-
aon. Lieut.. French wns killed and twn scouts
soundnl. The loss of tho cselny Is unknown
ions and ammunition from O1o Cnl!cnto. Tho
.otly Of Lieut.. French will hu hurled at 90
'allontc. MoInow, htnlor Commencing
SAN FRANCISCO, Jun. "a Tucson [Arl-
fona) dispatch OF today snys tint Alnt, Nor
row had. q fight with Victoria yesterday.
Among the killed Is Lieut. French, of tho
, 1880-01-21

Special DtspatcA to Tas CAteaao Tribune.
FoHr WAYNE, Ind, Jan. eo.-A three.
story frame building belonging to bliss Chris
tEan, occupied by students Of tho Normal
School M lodging .house at Valparaiso,
Ind, was destroyed BY. fire to-day. Loss,
Sb,000; insured for "a 900.
, 1880-01-21

Dr. 0'unger, discovetcr Of tho clnchona euro
for dElnkenncAs, curoa all cascss Room II
Palmer House.
, 1880-01-21

Prof, 6tovanson. Of the Hayden surveying
party In New Mexico, says that the AztecA are
cliG-dwcllcts to be credited with all tho ~.
Mauoe attaching to tho Aztec uanp. !!
, 1880-01-21

ssstsat ltspateA Ia 7as Chicago 1rtaun&
SHEiBrvILLE, Ind, jan. a.-ratrick
Cayannaugh was placed under $500 bond
this evening to appgar at the March term Of
court liz Is chargetl with committing rape.
, 1880-01-21

Finding bsIskot on her stoop. a cautious
woman ii Ncwp.,rt. Il: l., took 1t to police stn-
uun, atltl WIS surprised III learn afetwartl TINT
II contained n twenty-pounl turkey md not ii
fn,rr,dItnr-
, 1880-01-21

Union, tl1e. 1set-fo"lcl ,younester ran, the
officer not daring 10 fire but ofle shot for fcar
q hitting ather !peope or, the street. Or
aItv gaa fss ft he ast tea sShss M"a ;1 aqc a ck s
fired two other shots, pne of which brought
Ths,. s1,nttell thief <was takcn hack
fs to tc Mss h, y s4a Sat,o r. s s
wounded. THO llct dropped to the itonr. 1t
had struck. him Just % 10 rounded the cor.
ner' an1 Try passed t1h'ro'g'1 1'nn te frnt
only n, fcsil-wnund, which City;rhysteiaIi
dunno IN dressing pronounced not atlRcrons.
III searching tic prisoner y chnln found II,
his pocket was readily Identified y'.; BY Mt:
lmlf-l0zon Skeleton, kcys, n couple Of llantl-
md q permit TOR II iack q stand in front of
Fcnt"l,'s r"st9;lrant, near 1!G corner of LII.
greatly excited. and cried and swore aller..
natrly, but Regarding the robbery he Ind
''clss Nhsss = ;f r. {syss M e." tss as.n,n 20;
alollg Iln t',e direction taken BY ihc thieves;
again picking them up and hr,lptng them to
escape, lie had gone bnt little distance
Eieat. st II iieii. ill., ii lis na%e IS J John Xd!a"',
and tic carrlnge he. had bclDngs 70 William
Welsh. a Bile Island avenue liveryhlan.
Regarding the robbery, he had nothing to
and did a. no wns Ordered. lie might haye
got away, but he had mot the slightest liz
clfnatI0H to 10 50. Perchancc lie will be n
good, witness Il, proving up the crasc against
we'll known, and Whose cantnre Il a matter
Of a few hours only. JOHN Grady, CONF
pantnn Of Garrity, wns arrested near where
the shooting incurred, and Is half suspected
as an accomp!lce.
W. j. Caller, who was at first thought to
be the santIy-bearled man, WIS ais0 picked
up under suspicious circumstances by Off
Ger Uarrett, but his Identity was not proven.
, 1880-01-21

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New Y0ilK, Jan. observation-disclosures
Montana. frnm Liverpool.
Qt'EENslnwN, Jau. 20-ArElyed@Celtlc
frDln New York.
, 1880-01-21

EIThlN 9VINH E71STs
DENVER, COL, Jan. o0.-Gov. pitktn starts
for Washington tomorrow, where ho goes
70 testify befora the I[nuse Committee OH lii
dian ARairs concerning tho Ute outrages.
, 1880-01-21
MEMPHIS TO Sc SEVERED.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jar. 1.-Tha work Of
sowerfnK the city bcgtns Tomorrow. Col.
Georgu 4. Warlng, with assistant engineers,
nro hero to silperinteMd tho wnrk, which Is
expected to b9 completed by the middle of
hfHY.
, 1880-01-21
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arcnlls* Ku1uyss has boon uAed With
highly benclcihl results during the Inst four years
IN tho vnrious forms of dysinpstn. gnstritts
nnuscn, general debility, consumption, etc. k,i-
,nyss ii mt netltclne: Il is Il pielRant, vine
like beverage IA foo<1: natta fr'tn milk, pcc,l-
llnrly grntefui to q letIcntc stomach. Nothing
cls1 makes flesh md blntNt and strength 80 fast:
II can t,e eafcly relied III for tho rcoupernu0n IT
those caacs OF Low vitality Iii which medication
Or 0r,lt1iary nutrition full. scrI for circular:
lluwasp of limitations. Arentls Ku,nyss Is lot
sold tn tho tratIc. Consumers supplied directly
BY A. Arcnd, Chemist, 1So Madison atrcot, Chi
caro-.
, 1880-01-21

Special plspateh to 7a4 Chttdqo tribune,
TElAE lIAUTE, lnd., Jun. CA general
raid upon a!l gambling houses was nlade by
tho Nl!ce last night. About fifty purso,ls
were arrested, aud some faro md keno tools
cApturG1.
, 1880-01-21

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jnn. @.-Scth a.
Terry, Sccretary of tic Territorial Savings,
Building & Loan Association In this city, has
tlofaultgd In the sum Of $4,000. Terry was
for many years connected with the Bureau
Of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned
Lands under Gen. Q. Q. Howard. Willie
there llc, with others, invested what money
they, co,tld in buying the claims Of col23rcd
aoltfters, expecting to realize on them II I
in the Second Natiotial i3nllk. mid It Is sup
posctl wlliie there his first financial embar.
EASEMENTS Ind their origin, he Investing NIL
Ills available funds IN Wllat were know! rs
ertimcnt printers, mil others, which. claims,
llkU the first named, hive never been al.
lowcd. II Is stated tint the ninount Of claims
he hAs I'll hand represents nearly sCo,0o0.
, 1880-01-21

Special Dtspatsh 10 The Chicago Tt!buns,
DECATUR ILL.,, jan. ao.-The latest busl-
ness failuro hero Ia ". a. Dennis & Co.,
hardware dealers, wha have made an asslg,,-
n,cnt. Liabilities abn.it $4,000.
, 1880-01-21


CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.--A GHzcttc special
says: The house Used as a lodging by tho
students Of tho Normal School at Vn1pAr.
aisn, Ind, was burned this afternoon. Loss,
$1,000; Insured for $1,000.
, 1880-01-21

Extracted directly fr0tN tho flower.
This is tho secret Ut tlC wonderfully .ewcet md
Wnri attnK 1,lMlftiea ut the perfumes nnnutte.
iurcd By J. d L. Atkinson, u I4otl0n.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
Miss Louise POmerOy

Seats for the engagement Of Louise
Pomeroy, beginning next Monday
night, are in demand, and are being
takon rapidly at the E. T. Book House.
An exchange speaks thus of her won-
derful talent:
"Rosalind'' Ia one of Shakespeare's
most exquisite creations, and q charac-
ter that requires personal beauty, gen.
uine dramatic feeling and grace In It's
represe n tation. Louise Pomeroy as
Rosaiind can have but few equals, and
NO superior on the stage. While In
the character proper she Is fine, 1t is
while she is Incorporating Ia the for
est OF ArdenDes, In the character of
Ganymede, that her histrionic ability
is brought out 10 It's fullest relief. The
scene with Orlando In the forest liz
perfect chef d'euvre of excellent act.
ing, only rivalled by that other scene
where the brother of Orlando comes
upon the scene. Her acting 10 ex-
quisite. Mr.. w. II. Leake, az Jacques,
is grand. With magnificent voice, q
perfect articulation, an absolutely cor
rect reading, and an admirable con ),
ception or the character, MFR. Leake
has made himself Jacques, ~ Miss
Pomeroy is Rossllnd."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
Mammoth stock of Hats at Dunbar
Attempt at Incendiarism.

About half past one o'clock yesterday
morning, colored man, who lives
with Matt. McClung, was going home
from a serenading tour, when he dis
covered fire, which appeared to be
just blazing up on the cellar door at
the residence Of Mrs. Payne, on the
corner Of Clinoh and Walnut streets,
and an investigation proved that 1t
was an attempt by some villain to set
fire to the house, which, but for the &C.
cidental discovery, would have been
accomplished. A tub of water was
found in the yard and dashed on IL and
the fire soon quenched.
There was found lot OF kindling
wood, paper, rags, ETC., saturated with
coal oil, to which o match had evident
ly been touched. 1t was certainly
bold trick in such public part of the
city, and at that hour. There Is no
clue, as far as we can learn, but 1t is
hoped the william can be ferrsted out
and brought to justice. t fi
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
Frank LesIie's Popular Monthly for
NAV

This per odical fully maintains its well-desered
reputation, and, IN the present number, we find
rare display OF admirable articles stories, sketches
essays, poems, and miscellany remarkable for its
comprehe1slyeless The opening article--"A!ex
ander H., Car Of Russia, by Alfred II. Guernsey
Is most Interest," & and replete with Information.
There are seventeen excellent Illustrations. "The
Three Alpine Tunes" with special reference TO
the Mount Cents, viii be real with great interest.
1t Is profusely illustrated An article on Nuts and
Nut-bearing Trees" one on Cotton In the Coast
and Upland File DIS of South Carolina" and 'Qul
nine Land" byN. Robinson, are among the promi-
nent features Of the number. In the department
Of fetioa Eta W. Pierce's story mot Guilty" is
continued, and there are some excellent short
stories by !. V. Crawford, Thomas Archer, etc. etc
There ae several sketches descriptive Of adyen-
lures, persons and places, admirably written and
OF exceeding irte est There are poems OF unusual
merit, many OF them beautlfully illustrated "Mil
Songs" by Julia Goddard are literary and artistic
gems. The miscellany Is more than ordinarily
abundant ard highly entertaing and instructive
There are 1913 pages quart0 in the number. The
illustrations number over 100, and there Is hand
some eolored frontisplece--"An Amusing Novel,"
The price Of single copy is only rs csntsi years
subscription, $3; six months, 81 80; four months,
81. Sent postpaii. Address Frank Leslie's Pub
fishing House, ~, So and 81 PAX Place, New York
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23

Unless the food is properly prepared
In the stomach 1t becomes corrupt
and poisons the system 1t is intended
nourish. Dyspepsia and Its accom-
paniments are Bad Breath, Headache,
Constipation, Jaundice, Pain In the
Shoulders, Cough, Dizziness, Sour
Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth,
Bilious Attacks, Pa'pitation of the
Heart, Depression OF Spirits or the
Blues, and hundred other symp.
toms. Simmons Liver Regulator is
the best remedy ever discovered for
these ailments. Itacts mildly, effectu
ally, and, being vegetable compound,
can do no injury.
"My wife has suffered for macy
years with Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
I must admit, after trying everything
else recommended to me, l tried your
Regulator-in three days after taxing
1t according to your directions (tea-
spoonful after each mean, she ha.
been In perfect health; she does no
suffer at all, and can eat anything
she wants without any of her prev lou
| symptoms. w. G. SUBERs,
"Jeweler, Bainbridge, Ga"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
Refining n Islander.

It having been published In Gin.
cinnati paper that two OF the Knox
vile delegates to the recent Cincln natl
excursion had sold their return tick
cts at scalper's office, and returned
another route, II was deemed neces-
sary by those who are intthe city at
present to take some steps to refute the
Implication. Consequently q meeting
was held yesterday evening, OF which
Col. J. w. Gaut was president, and
Col. G. w. Charlton, secretary. A
resolution was passed branding. the
statement as false. and the secretary
was instructed to demand the author
OF the report. The meeting adjourned
subject TO q call OF the chairman.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
Grand Commandery, u. 0. G. {

Grand COmmandery, u. D. G. G.
The Grand Commandery Of the
United Order of the Golden Cross
convened In Nashville last Tuesday
with grand officers present as follows
8. H. Day, grand commander.
Kitty r. Campbell, Nashville, grand
vice commander. r
J. Fl. w. Jones, Union City, grand
preIate.
Geo. B. Stsdden, Nashville, grand
keeper of records.
E, w. Adkins, Knoxville, grand
treasurer. -f
r. G. Osborne, Knoxville, grand
herald. -....
J.W. Robertson, Sweetwater, grand
warder OF the outer gate.
The reports of the grand officers
were read and referred to appropriate
committees.
Mrs. Adkins and Mrs. Osborne &C
companied their husbands from this
city.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
THE RECENT MATRICIDE.
Yell Eckle Valves Examination
and is Bound to Court.

Yell w. Eckle, who killed his moth.
or. Tuesday evening, by striking her
on the back of the head with a crib
slat, while In fit Of dru nkenness, was
taken out of jail, yesterday, and
brought before Justice King for pre-.
liminsry examination. The warrant
was sworn out by officer Nose Smith,
and charges HIM with murder in the
first degree. Naturally enough, quite
crowd Of people was gathered around
the Justices Office.
The prisoner was asked II he had
any counsel or advisers, to which he
replied no; that he had learned some
OF his folks intended to employ coun-
sci for him, but didn't know what
would be done. No attorney appeared
for the prosecution, either. In reply
to question by the Justice as to what
he wished to do. the prisoner replied
that be wanted to waive an examina-
ton. The papers were drawn up ac'
cordingly, and the prisoner bound
over to the next term of criminal
court, which meets the first Monday
in May. The important witnesses
were also bound in a sum OF $3.50 each
to appear at that time.
Although no application was mad;
for bail. 1t was treated by the justic,
as an unbailable case, and the prls
oner was recommitted to Jail to avail
his trial. 1t is said that tits the inten
ton of the afflicted father and be
reaved husband to have nothing to do
one way or the other, with the lega
investigation or prosecution of tn
case, but will let the law take it
proper course.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
Married,

At the Catholic Church, last night,
Mr.. Thos. Boyle and Miss Mary Fitz'
gerald, all of this city.
The church was crowded with
friends of the couple to witness the
nuptial ceremonies. Afterwards q
large party of invited guests repaired
to Spiro's hall, where reception and
ball was given in honor of the newly.
welded ones.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
q lPENGaLETTEs.

Always buy your goods at Strong's.
City council tonight. u
Printing done cheap at Ramage's.
This Is healthful and growing
weather. ai.,a
Bristol Is to have visit from the
Juvenile Pinafore troupe the last or
this month and fret OF next.
No,o or never! l40 bags Plaster
left and will be sold cheap.
w. w. WOODRUFF q Co.
Farmers, look to your interest! lao
bags Plaster left, at w. w. Woodruff
s. Co.'s, and will be sold cheap.
Morristown Gazette: 905 ,972 pounds
OF freight was shipped from Morris
town depot in March, and s42410 in
passenger tickets sold.
The latest Improvements in Sewing
Machines can be found In the new
Light-running Howe. The new B
Machine is selling rapidly and gives
satisfaction. A full variety at w. w.
Woodruff & Co.'s.
Our Charleston, Tennessee, cor
res pondentinforms US Of the death at
that place Wednesday, 2lss inst, Of
little Roscoe, son of DR.. w. J. Davis.
His age was Is months, and cause Of
death consump tion.
Mr.. Haynes, an old gentleman, resi-
dent of this city, who was taken to the
asylum at Nashville, come four or five
months since, on account Of an attack
of temporary insanity, returned on
yesterday evenings train. His mind
seems to be pretty well restored, but
he complains that his health is very
bad, and he is not at himself yet.
The proprietors of the Atkin house
have been giving for several weeks
and have now almost completed q
thorough going over and renewing OF
that popular stopping place, from top
to bottom. They will have it in thor.
ough repair and very much improved
as to attractiveness and comfort before
the influx of southern visitors, which
Is expected to be heavy this season.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23

New and Handsome Designs
A. o. u. w. Grand Lodge.

The Grand Lodge Of the Ancient
Order of United Workmsn assembled
In Nashville, Tuesday. Among the
grand officers and members present
were T. r. Cornick, jr., grand master
workman, ]. J. Atkins, grand guide,
and d. w. Lewis, of Knoxville. T..
L. Cate, of Cleveland, was admitted
as representative of Ocoee Lodge. A
committee of appeals was appointed,
consisting of r. L. Caruthers, jr., E.
J. Read, jr., and d. w. Lewis.
An election for officers resulted as
follows:
T. F. Perkins, Grand Master Work.
man.
E. J. Read, Jr., Grand Foreman.
ID. w. Hughes, Grand Overseer.
T. FL. Everett, Grand Recorder.
]. M. Barnes, Grand Receiver.
E. s.. Gregory, Grand Guide.
Sam. Taylor, Grand Waterman.
G. o. Thomas, 8. 8. Garrett and T.
r. Cornick, jr,, were elected represen.
tatives to the Supreme Lodge.
J. B. Brown, d. w. Lewis and ]
A. Crook were appointed special
committee on consolidation of lodges
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
REPUBLICAN STATE CONyEN-
s4" TON. 20 e~s 30
Excursion Rates over Railroads.

Excursion Rates Over Railroads.
3 Delegates to the. republican state
convention, residing along the. line Of
the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad, will be charged the
same rates.glven to the centennial ex.
position which is going on at that
time. These rates are p cents per
mile for the round trip going and COM
ing, where as many as FIVE persons &c
from the same station; less than five
will be charged three cents per mile.
This will maks the round trip ticket
from Knoxville cost $l3l5
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
Mothers! Mothers,, Mothers!.!

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
circulating pain Of cutting teeth2 Itso, 60 at
once and get a bottle Of MRS. WIkSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. It Will relieve the p or little
sufferer immedlately-depend upon It There is no
mistake about it. There Is not mother on earth,
who has ever used 1t, who VIII not tell you at once
that II viii regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child operating
Ike mage lis perfectly ATE to use in all cases
and pleasant to the tast, and is tie prescription
OF one OF the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere.
20 cents bottle.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
Personal.

Mr.. J. A. Muecke, of Kingston, was
In the city yesterday on business
trip.
Miss Lou Franklin, who has been
visiting at DR.. Jno. NJ. Boyd's, and
Miss Susie Boyd, went out on the x
d o. train yesterday evening to visit
friends at Clinton.
Mr.. N. y. Woodward, Of our city,
was registered at the Grand hotel, Gin.
cinnati, Tuesday night.
The Bristol Courier, of yesterday,
reports Judge~C. F. Trigg, who ID
dangerously III at that place, as resting
more quiet Wednesday night,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23

DR.. TUFTS Pills 10 purely vegetable
concentration for keeping the Bowels
In natural motion and cleansing the
system Of all impurities, and a posi-
tive cure for Constipation. They re-
store the diseased Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys to a healthful action, while
at the same time they brace and invig
crate the whole system.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
PREsDKTERK OF ANION.s,
I'm Session nj the Second Presby'
.'rsgls steriRn Church. r--yo.vv

g9gls terrain Church. vvovv
The Presbytery or Union convened
last night, Ia the chapel Of the Second
Presbyterian church, infhis city.
The opening sermon was preached
by Rev. L. r. Jsynes, of New Market,
retiring moderator. ID vulI e8J
| After the sermon was preached, the
Pfesbytery was called to, order for
business, the roll being called by Rev.
w. II. Lyle, retiring clerk.
A number Of the nembers and dele
gates had not arrived, but will be here
to-day. .,-...,. -,.....,,+: al.
| The first business In order was ans
nounced to be sthe election OF q mod
orator. ,r or. s4,-,,-.- as ,,,,-,. t;.-l
Rev. DR.. P. NJ. Bartlett and Rev. e.
s. Heron were placed in'nomination.
Mr.. Heron declined, and Rev. DR..
Bartlett, president Of the Maryville
College, was elected to the office OF
| moderator. ct Ea dG1 &ysyt
For temporary clerk Rev. w. H.
Lyle, OF Dandridge, and Col. A. A.
Barnes, of Knoxville, were dominated.
Mr.. Lyle declined and Colonel Barnes
was elected.
On motion OF Rev. VIM. Aiken, the
presbytery adjourned till 8 o'clock this
morning, closing with prayer by DR..
Bartlett. 5'~-~''- e--as
The business sessions Of the Presby-
terry will continue during the remain,
der of the week. 1t was announced
that all the meetings will be open, and
all who choose to attend will be well
coined. Religious services will be
held each night, and perhaps at other
hours, announcement OF which will
be made from time to time.
There will be preaching In the
chapel tonight at u o'clock, by Rev.
w. Fl. Lyle, of cambridge. All are
invited.
1 n ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-23
Presbytery of Knoxville.

Rev. DR.. James Park, Mr.. J. H..
Brownlee and DR.. A. P. White, from
the First Presbyterian church, and
Rev. DR.. w. A. Harrison, of the Third
church, went down on yesterdays
train to attend the session of the Pres.
bytery of Knoxville, which convened
last night at Cleveland.