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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
FOREIGN.
Flashes by Submarine Gable from
the Old World.

Flashes by Submarine Gable from
the Old World.
DURHAM, March "A dispatch from
the Bloen frontier reports that the
Beers have telegraphed President
Brand, of the Orange Free States,
that they have taken a camp of
soldiers and several officers prison
ers.
LONDON, March "A Standard
correspondent at Prospect Hill, who
was taken prisoner and released by
the Beers, repor that he had an in
terview with Jonbert, the Boer COM
mandant, who complains of General
Colly for bringing on the battle
when peace negotiations were pro-
ceeding, and said the Beers were
prepared for peace only on a basis of
liberty. An offensive Irish renegade
was with Jonbert, and appeared to
be his confidential advisor,
A dispatch from Mount Prospect
says the Beers have carried the body
of General Colly into their loager
and sent word that they will surren-
der it as soon as desired. A party
has accordingly been dispatched to
bring the remains to camp. The
Beers have taken firm possession of
Spitskip.
ST. JOINS, n. B., March "A
violent rain storm, accompanied by
heavy winds, began on Monday
evening and still prevails with un-
abated force, At times the wind
blew over 40 miles an hour. With-
in "a hours 81 inches of rain fell on
level. The entertainments last
evening had to be postponed on ac-
count of the weather. A Boston
steamer due yesterday afternoon will
only arrive to-day, having laid up at
Portland.
ST. JoHN's, n F., March g.. It has just
been ascertained that three-masted
schooner arriving, G. Hall, hence to
Cape Breton, was lost with all her
crew, nine in number, at Flower
Cove, on the Sd ulto. The schooner
Romeo drifted from her moorings
and became a total wreck. Every
boat in the harbor was destroyed in
the gale, which was the worse for 60
years. 1t is feared that the brigan-
tines Margaret and Beanco, hence to
ports in the Mediterranean, have been
lost with all hands. They have been
60 days out.
The body of Paymaster Baughman,
OF the American war ship Alliance,
inferred here last summer, was ex-
humed Yesterday and put on board
the United States steamer Yontic,
which intended to leave this morning,
but during the night the harbor was
packed with drift ice, and navigation
completely stopped.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
she Knoxville and C. $. Railroad


We learn from Mr.. w. w. Ross that
Capt. McCloy, who was member OF
the corps under Chief Eogineer w. A.
Gum, who made the survey last sum-
mer of the line Of the Knoxville and
Cincinnsti Southern Railroad, Knox-
vilIe's proposed ENJOY Gap connec.
ton, is now engaged in the work of
securing the right of way along the
proposed route. This is in accordance
with the expression and instruc' ion of
the recent special meeting of stock
holders Capt. McCloy has already
secured the right for the distan ce from
E nory Gap to Winters Gap, with the
exception Of two or three farms.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
Another Murder,

Rogersville Press and Times: CAS-
ton Blevins shot and killed Geo. Kyle,
alias Rily, at Mooresburg. On Monday
last. The particulars are about as fol.
lows: Blevins was at the house of
Kyle, talking to his step-daughter,
and Kyle came in drunk, and protest.
ed against the intimacy of Bievins and
his step daughter, whereupon, a Diff
ficuty ensue6, which resulted in
Blevins shooting Riiy twice with
pistol, killing him instantly, Bievins,
as vet, has not been arrested.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised in
our columns, are sure curOfor ague,
bilousness and kidney Complaints.
Those who use them sag they cannot
be too highly recommended. Those
afflicted should give tlem a fair trial,
and will become thereby enthusiastic
in the praise Of their.curat:ve qualities.
Portland Argus
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
Premature Loss of the Hair

Nowadays may be entirely prevented
by the use of BURNETT's COCAINE.
Tt has been used in thousands of cases
where the hair was coming out in
handfuls, and has never failed to arrest
its decay; it promotes a healthy and
vigorous growth. and it is at the same
time uariUaIled as q soft and glossy
dressing for the hair.
BURNE IT'S FLAVORING Ex-
TRACTS are the best, strongest and
most healthful. Sold everywhere.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
East Tennessee at The Inauguration.


Up to late hour yesterday evening
Mr. John Moffett. local ticket agent at
this place for the E. T., V. & G. Rail-
road. had sold rs excursion tickets for
Washington to parties to witness the
Inauguration. This exceeded the ex-
pectstions Of railroad men by about
30. Up to and including Monday,
there had been the following mum Der
of tickets sold from her points on the
line: JOnesboro IL, Greeneville 5,
Carter's 5, Messy Creek 4, Chatta-
nooga 4. Cleveland 3, Morristown /,
Limestone l. which makes total OF
ITO out of E.st Tennessee. This is a
very good showing. aud there are 70
doub. still more, which have not vet
bsen reported to the general ticket
off GO here,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

TUESDAY mornings National Re-
publican gives q half column list or
prominent arrivals at the ht tells. In>
augura ton visitors are pouring into
W4shiug from every STATE and Ter
riCorV in the Union,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

Hon. CARL SSCHURz has received
aud accepted an invitation to q public
dinner to be given in his honor st
Boston, the date of which is yet to be
arranged and announced.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

Ex Gov. G. G. WAsHBURNE, of
Wisconsin,, has not been able to leave
his room since his first prostratiOn
from paralysis. He is cheerful and
stronger, and with careful nursing and
dieting will be able t. be about in
mouth or six weeks; no danger of a
fuItner attack ia apprehended.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

Governor BIGELOW. of Connecti-
cut, will t.Bd the Inauguration ex-
ercises at Washington with his full
staff and company B. fourth regImeAt,
OF the State militia as q guard of
honor
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

MRS. HAYES IS to receive from the
Ladies' Temperance LEAGUE of Otta
wa, H." gift # pair of curtains for
her Fremont house. They are made
OF ivory silk shetting, embroidered
with SUI fl nwers and pomegranstes.
A baud of brown plush crosses each,
and they are lined with pale blue silk.
They are said to be worth ST. 200
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
Big Hog.
Blount County Democrat.

OIOUuI OOUIIy OtMOCfHt.
Last week, Esq w. 81. Lawson an d
J. d. Gregg shipped monster hog to
Knoxville. The hog was raised by D.
B. Lawson, Esq, in Cade's Cove, this
1t measured seven feet in
length, and weighed six hundred and
fourt cen pounds. Who will say
Blount can't raise hogs? This ia the
largest hog that has been shipped over
the K. & A, Road.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

THE New York sun iDlimates that
Charles J FIlger, chief justice Of the
COURT of appeals, of that State, was
teudered a Cabinet position, but de-
CIined } acc 3pt.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

MRS. EMILY THORNTON CHARLES
("E nlly H4Wthorne") has been in
vited by come fifty senators, members
of Congress, heals of departments,
members of the press to give eadtr gs
from Hawthorn Blossoms and other
OF her poems in Washington City.
which she has consented 70 do, on The
evening of II arch 5, at Lincoln Hall.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
DEMO RESTS PORT
FOLIO for sale at
H. j. VEINS.

Gents, examine the late style shoes
at Haynes s. Henson's, with Hess
Patent Rubber-tipped Inner Soles
They sell them cheap.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

LUTHER S. DIXON, chief justice of
the supreme court Of Wisconsin, Is
said to be candidate for the seat In
the Senate vacated by Carpenters
daath
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

WEEK after next Iadians will vote
again on the cOnst tutional amend-
ment changing the time OF the State
election from October to NOvem Der.
1t is thought there will be but little
opposition to it now, since the Demo-
crst' are likely to vote for it 10 revenge
for the terrible back-set they received
in that state la Oct Der.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

TT seems to be pretty generally con-
ood-d that Senator Malone will act
with the Republicans in the reorgani-
2. .tiOn Of the Senate.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

8. w. FRIsBIE, OF East Toledo,
ohlo, says: 1t afforded my son relief,
ana dispe led all signs of this dread
uisease, which has ffllcted him since
Uuilahood. I cheerfuIly reeommepd
sns Only Lung Pad" to all Asthmatfc
suterers.-See adv,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

THE late Senat n Carpenter left his
family an estate of nearly SlOO,OOO,
and life insurance policies to the
amount of $4,000 more.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

Dyspepsia Is always relieved and
often permanently cured by use of Tate
Spring Water. For sale by glass or
gallon at Peter Kern's. Try it enee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
WASHINGTON
Miscellaneous News from the No
tional Capital.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The indi-
cations now are that the deficiency
bill will be disposed of by the House
soon after l o'clock, when debate
will be resumed on the funding bill.
The general impression now prevail
ing is that the bill will be passed
by the House to-day, substantially
in the shape in which it came from
the Senate, and that the amendments
to be proposed by Representative
Conger will be voted down. If this
IS done the bill will undoubtedly go
70 the President for his signature or
VETO On the other hand, many well
informed observers, including many
VI the prominent members of Con-
greSs' are still firmly of opinion that
t4e bill will be defeated in the
House, unless it be further amended.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
Found Dead,

Wash Harris, an old cOlored man,
from 95 to 100 years old, was found
by NJ sssrs. Joseph Ford and Wm. Rms.
sell, dead, lying on tue edge of tn 9
hearth, in his cabin, south of the river,
in the thirteenth district of Knox
county. He had his clothes on, and
had evidently fallen dead there the
night before. ere he had gone to bed.
Coroner r. n. Hood being notified,
went and summoned the following
jury of Inquest over the body: j. E.
Williams, J. NJ. Kirby, Richard Mas
tersO0, Hiram Badgett. James Upton,
Joseph Ford and E. w. Aaxey. There
were no signs of violence or foul play
but the conclusion was that Wash had
died OF natural causes, chief of which
was old age, and the verdict was ren
dered accordingly. The body was
buried yesterday evening at the ex>
pense of the county.
Wash. had lived solitary and alone
in this cabin, on the place of Mr..
Radgett, for ten or fifteen years. he
b 4d been quite feeble aud ill for a few
days before his death.
JoMcTeer & c.. to merchants will
duplicate Eastern prices. Save. freight,
expense and time and buy your Clothe
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

TIE Brooklyn preachers are becom-
ing aroused t, the necessity of mere
spi ituality in the churches, and sew
eral N e'ings If the ministers have
been held. Beecher has given up bis
lecture tour t. start a revival in his
church, and Talmage ia going to open
"a religious c4mpaigu" in about two
weeks. o her preachers are expected
to fall in o line.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
FIRST EDITION.
IN 3O p. M.

wu1rELAw REID is soon u DE
oarr,.d to Miss Jennie Mills, an
heiTess.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

Haynes & Henson have the latest
styles Hats for Gents, and sell tht 10
cheaper than any body.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

Haynes & Henson hsvs the largest
stock of Trunks in town at very low
prices,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03

JoMcTeer g. c.. to merchants will
duplicate Eastern prices. Save. freight,
expense and time and buy your Clothe
ing from 10 McTeer & Co.
, 1881-12-02

let IT nE HT0rFEn At TIE C1t0astNn8.
Numerous complaints having recently bcen
sout In 10 tho po.lus, Superintendent blcGarlHlo
yesterday sent un order to the tlva rollco Cats.
tulns to enforce rIHIhty tho ordinance against
fast and dangerous driving In tho streets. These
oriers as n matter ot fact accomplish hut little.
Policemen nre too few and hnvc too much clso 10
taka up thuir aitttlIou to bo abla 10 look after
the thronx 0f vcblpaea III tho strrcts. There s,
hl the Ht&ntU, q chance for them tu 40 KtOnt
deal It, ths respect In tho bltsIntas cotro OF tho
city. Mhnrt thore Ia must cause tnc cOnpnnt.
The Clty Df hloIbaurne. Australia. Ia credited
with having Unusually kota1 regulations III this
subject. Nj ht,rao attached to fchtelo Vt my
kind n permitted u ~ over street" nfossnx nc
4 fAstnt Vnit thun u walk. WUrc such q yeRula-
tiNn CnturcOtt here lccdbllts, oven In our
crowded th0rsNiXhrRres, WUuIt DO rAre 0ccur-'
rcnrea. Thu woiltlur IL that, With tho reckless
ttrtytng now permitted. 80 many escAp0 injury
tlr tluAih Whllt ttrunlIII1 their way ihruuKh tho
husy thuiOuKhfArea. Tue starP turning Ut cor
MtrS mud (ast driving nut Ot ntlcyh " especially
10 l,o condemned, anA to this tho potIec sh0ull
chiefly direct their attention.. Tho day e)IIdu
cau, II they will. Ito great dcal tnwurhs putting
stop u IT,. Th8 strcut. uAr routes should hi1O
l,u cnrnfully wutched, As 1t mast tretlusut(y
hapr&uY that rOrS0n8 arc run uuw1t Whtn
Gilher MttompthH tn board or leave atGeot. car.
IH TIM former q pcfa0u IL invariably Intent upon
tho car, and IL very upt not tu notice nuy other
conveyance whtgh may 10 pasaliR At tho tlmo,
llsf1rli, tn tho MRnnor Df.drlvlllE cannot 90 too
strongly, usvc.i. especially foF tho business
, 1881-12-02
lIYllE l,iIIh

HYDE PhNks
A. brilliant soctui event rs has taken place
IN Hylio r.srk for ao.Ila time occurrcd at tho
residence ur MIR. and Mrs. John r. Taylor. on
WoUawt, nvenue. nonr Forty -aesonlh street.
last evening. It was Tho ilrst nr II series or
IurtIp, to bc given by tho isenwoui Suclal Club
during tho scason, The elegant 'rcsac,lco
wns thrunIcsl with merry company.
The house was elcaant'y decorated md
most enjoyable evening, with slNnctnn, music,
md merry -nnking. Tho tnuafc wns furnished
hy FrelllnrE. TlipFB wero prtspnt MT. an1 Mira.
4 ''s s'rs; ~ Y NJ. oAfsy + "; sf,S sa
a!r. and Mrs. II. J. Tarpur,, Judge md Mrs.
air. and Mrs. II. T.. Walt, Mr.: and strs. ~.
as!s g. a s sr. "a ~ W; n' s0fEs H. ana n w!s';e III: l. T.
Iotlr, Mr.. ind slrs. II. n. DupEe, Mr. and AIRS:
Mrs. +. 1lallnr.i. Mr. nn Mrs =. II: Phillips. Alr.
nnd Mira: s. st',nlo. Mr. nnd Mrs !. =: L. Trash"
ufe nfl MnRxlo InylDr, Agnes l3o!dcn Lille Hin
i,tI, iIu Ilnnnsl, Minnie tlupklHs, Jessie fppf,
Alice lflbl,nrt', Annie UhKIey. Miss Patterson,
htCsars. Charles Go+sH9c. Innes stlnsun. Fr4nk
ll!lntt L. Ulhhlns. q. q. Dow ;i..hn d. Sner!n!'.,,
Waters, Wnlter HINT. Samuel Wright, Qscnr
Itetntncr, II. ilr!ar., W. II. y. Lewis, f. {;
u. l3nck. +. StnnKar. Edward It. Woo1le, Thomns
WftttrInutc. md NthGFs
Notwithstanding tho thut that oHly a few days
AHtI rnrdnd tnhh Whs arrested mud fined foI
ttnn the inv MIlOws. cbrtuln rHilroud .tmp!oyes
Disregard tho ordinance entirely. Yesterday
cDlnrln!nt WMs n,nu that engine No. l5l, ct TIC
1'itfshury, Fort Wuynu & Chicago ltntlrnad. OBJ
ncariy haif IN hour. A wnrrant Is about to fol.
low tho complaint,
, 1881-12-02

sis y u. i iiiss!nl",aas,; h y af sisrsal F!sl,i !
t,n1c aiih money towards tho GAtAhlehlnE ot the
linsnG oil d aou1tl basis. hni tho thanks of tho
contnunity werc tl,'n 70 him %htn'. ,,,..
:liiE Tntu,sE IN I'M, cnllnH attention 70 Tho
some either lHtl!rs went to wnre. md 0tAl md
t,lrssr their ctEnrts. The hu!ln,g wna procured,
f." ssf hnrs afs f I wn t rTs intey oons 10 s
Jr.,stces III, tho Iininc tor inslr,blos. -. -,
1tumarss III the Hatnc linz wore n,nte w nr.
tito lev. ii. H. l'"i,r. an .othors, nt,er. which
thuse present purlnok of NIL excellent lahea
provided ny tho indies: A., ,,.,,-
n, Gen. strung. Mr.. eehwub. Mrs, W!lce1 Ats.
,wley ,a. 2,rss H.. c,oasr sEs ., III = ss, tss,,
Msa. Dr. I:!cttt, md Mrs. Watwnrt!,. .u..,,,,ua
1he l'ut!ns Ii tTo-story hrtek. cantn'n.t!R n, y
sl snSs 'sen s rpy n's t,"ts fr " ;ho r
to.cs intended. Ti.oru are ncco'lln,osiation; Tor
over tweniy pntIent: y present. ana should r..
taken curt ot. Tho ltiI.tllng il now
READY FOR THE RECEPTION or pAT1ESrs.
Thosc present ycstortl"y wcro loud " tholt
praises III tito npenrancts Of the r,'uid tlende'!
to protaolu their cnnfort nnl ennvet!enge.
There art swU uther InstitMtls.ns Ct thts Kind
It VI MsssE H. " ss WIG wnsa s tos ' ssa to
tounIliilH uf botlas iDr tt,ttlrtbcH nrtkts froin
tho faat that N Tie nr.nnry hospta,s wl1rn =.
tl,e murcics 1t tho world. III uli tha hosp'tns OF
Chis4s.' 4 + sa there !. lnt ono bed for an III
tic pini ut tno in,l,taneinunt ia nut 10 make
tac nls ho.al. but h. hume r. eycry se,,:.
nf his religion. slntiannllty. or circumstances
hut minutes Ut ine,.,,s win bc cxree,ol g pay
ss9sul viii % Se et. tor ~'t' liz c. lie bous
III cnnrHe OF flDnrsf uf Managers. WHO savo aP.
, 1881-12-02

tr,,. .ro,,,,, ot,ro ~ r,t Ahor,, NJ, AK MIL
wouxee nvcnuc, wus seized yesterday BY Dep
sit,rshurlG Eastman to sat!sfy IN cxcouuon'for
<"''
As r1sEntcrsD In these columns, tho Sheriff
yesterday appointed r., r. J. Moa9sy Of Of tho Appel.
.'',,,.n " n wv ,.,,,I,as, ~.
remnehHsr' % mn" tn 81, ,sr' n 10 eko ns
f.fwell.
c. y n nuhM ss yeatssay py Il sss r.
HH prssss ro Sosspn ts seEoeninsur
VINO Fcsly.,ed some tlnl: ,,F.,. They ha,i workad
anu lue presun,ation via simply nj expression
vi fricniyhIn, Tlu tstNr" Wus or solid xOti
mud suitably engraved, anu Mr. lsurkos surprise
WIS aMlly GluuleA ny h!a Kr1tlflcutl0n NJ recplvs
Ing such handaomc gift
-, TnE coilectar 70. North Chicago md the
II sp 81 t. s. es;.op op .hP E tsss ~s5 sna
SsS sss %sss. iss ssrsis; %S Sssf s sss = I
lsass; UNA o'S ~ siss Fl; Tas J, j. i IL
tS is,wn WI or Like nj ii. I.tsN1 Xii al ti1o looks.
y n 'gns, ~ w 10 ready f"s delivery on Or
'' w." ., r,. ~ r,,, ,,,,n,wr
Complaint nov now comes S nj ,a", % ts Contractor for
s,ppiyt.x the county VIII hata c.,al Is n2s .loinx
cnal !or 1i,e Caunsy ilosntal, Warden Mtlls
c!nlta!1lK lhht no mn otttl oatlng from hn out
Alu party lrt1,uso thn e"'lir4ctnr h!!h iniiot to
shhnFi shnn.F w;s , ~. ,,,rnha1aa ~ III
tn s1o mta%o IT, ~ ~ an" r o."
% i,rico ,ha, % ii,s .:ontr"ot eaile for h. Is 6sYe
Aml "f h. ." Is hi,n,,ui' f,rthnrmar@ for not
hastre @ ~ lila on''' n sInny NJ har,i cooi
"st.,r @ l." ~" tMt sIuoo tho "a, con.rM"t
lN|W
, 1881-12-02
U. s.. A.

TN: tllstillcr5 Of tho uy exported sevonty-nvn
barrels q! alcohol ycsscrtfhy.
1,t1r ,otal rcfr,u,. ar ,Iutles MT Tho Custom.
1rnuso lnnt' 'uont6 on,ounteti to s2;u.OOv.
n, .., . ,t,, :, ! , ~, ,.,,.u,.,.
THE fonsloh AKont d!so1eacst Sltan 3es'c3""J'
The tutN Tor tho t1tInth was SlN' ,b01s
T,r co,Iccttor. NJ, duttnhto upo.,s rcccivc,l Mt
a., .,..',' W. ..a'.,.., s,.,~,,,,,aT -, On
tno Castonl'to'1so Ses1esuas u9ao"H'e" ~ so''
10y.
r.t,r ,u,c-,,,, rcvcrno rcociots vc,tcrf]ny
At 'o. -, ~. ~, ~, ..,..s es.c,t ,s,,. ~,
nfnSnsea tG Sthll;. oa Mnagh , Fs'nts WIS ,'S 5
trts. rh, S-nst lor CIGARS e"-~ 4ot 1oo"eeo' '''
flr'9 'oF peoF' ,..,
COMMISSIONER IfUysE yesterday determined
tho tusu tixujiwt Churir2 II. Cuslitnx+ ctinrvptt
with niltuiI,Itlx n ius,llry.0rtter lntutnte fur
frt,,cr purifier, Thu ctsc wus su tllixp,l up with
tho fr,itrr Eirtt,rrs,i1 rrs1HeiniltA that ClAh
Inv wis il. .aGlargcl with tho understanding tint
ht: wt.liltl refund tho money.
,,,,, ,,.,,.,,,,<, u.,.,,, ,,,t t., NJ, AUTHORIZATIONS
M n..n ..a:E !,!"ns w ~ tr,iau III 49, vi ti nn"inI
r. Luz oHsa tcAsh!E t1s - ~ cs,';,.
h.a nonn McnhrkMhy nttgFnuG.: % IN! Mne ~ yGAtea,ny y
cOaanei:sM the lnnE JOY ~ 's UuMntta Y s ne n"uS ~
III !no tMHte. inc neW H!Gllnapsut @ n ue,me rsmre
ssntcH ~ arssIs iaynE an sco', % nM9H III.
WIN. !iosEEtuRe nlnasclt u'uk " a,u, ,, aHu M!es
ih,tateM ~ persM!y GnaK uMg r,, ~ =, r'sse sa
tsnllnr ny anllaf sr. aFt !cit 9Mry ~ INC
nilotrNn',' anM sEo tthFs.Gs 9s "Ms nGRa. & WY ~
.y lnrtn!.iaay , ,Wnats'cF. INC Fahsler VIII taRo
hoont 1o't o"sst
,1lfpt,E tlrStnErr will opon the District Court
fur tho trial ri rrItni,,pt cnscs TtirAiay. Tho
fOttustng Vctlirc hus bcrlt isstie.l Albert Rpm
, 1881-12-02
THE CITI-IIALL.

- ,v., ,,m.. .ax -.
TUE fecelr1S ~ me w"acn..""'' ',an.. 'oF tu0
] .r''rnn s"r', ,,,,r,v.,w,, n,r,n, ,.r, r,ente. r..
n'..n ...'.... ms,a W, ~ NV. ~ -, ,,oauh
M S.,y na.n, -, .n,l,.m,x ,ycr, Yesterday ro.
,r,st mtM r"'t: t H. ~ nj wir"i ,rer, s H. M Nortn
t'non strcrt, 81 liuneia strcut. NJ. .! W. gs'sr
n.,,,, si.;." m9 II t,at sitcst NM, al ~. .tt
W,.st .tavi,r str1"t. iicntD, wure reported at
III. ii Inrrry street, 30 w CorlirIfM street, NJ.
III str.st. .,. :" ""'''" ''''-' '' ''''
'...e'' .,-
@ TE Go%t1eo r n % on S,,a nopn a''1 M 4 stnvr 1I a
sharey i,a consultation; hSwoyor, o. tno MAJ.
ters II. ht Mnu serl'et! lhctincn ~ iasoT E ".
lee street anu -Alehcr AyGnur, tlo slie " I've
OIL NfllfK.lMEt ao,u WHICH 'ne .oasm t ~ I'm ~.
f. sstsr.,cs q 'ils t sho III ,ner ooss1.
t!on Is tho application, u Tho Wcstrrl. 1n'linnA
lsniirt.ul for t,,e riuut "t WY thrustEt' traes
IN lly'n Park brs'tHsl'H to tho scnooE'
l,rt,ptSt, permli, were Yesterday Issued to
y. u. lteynaids lnr tsu twu' story brick buttl-
,vs Mlxit, tesi, NJ NJ :s'E{ l.axp$ s.reei. IT, 20
y.a *an; 10 leti , 'a,i 1uGhs ;a, ., N, ~ "
- itann'r strce., e est $lu5M: EnaTlns ~ s1s,
tsrt ior tM.stosy brick aye!ilK ~ !, M oxA teea. y.
i"r M Il twe.s'ory @ r 'cx dssilins ,x5o ieet ii II"
~ liEn Street: - eost Ss,.u: - ilenT! m II
!ca' huse ~! x!.s ~! aoa,sa lsauu. stSnV; ~ ~.
Tae!iie avrt'uc hcHr ilarrlson strtct, alSts0
EtC!t iMshkSt III We.t S RSnnn,nh @ sircr
eTt1 iaet mt ~ @ Meat o ~, r.ct
Oh ss4el street, s1car scd2wloK' sl'-oo'
THE EIuuncy Upnu3ttco had n protractctl
a,icr. H. Wisttt,at,N ilrslng Ht,d Ihcp.
iIcstcfrldt wcru prcsunt tn press the Claim, Ut
iho Siauts. Xrftunv tor $1,016 fur printing, bnt
~ Inn Muynr tIitl nut tt,iu the committee until
inns brtwrnn tbeu1, The bI!l WIS tho subjtct nr
, 1881-12-02

ruw. whom Mr. Knnpf will te lavk. but 1t ts 9ctl-
trally ci,nceded th,t thuy viii not hc ahto y
nRrcc. for Mr. Clnrk mad hts fticMts WI
inlttcsl, whtut the tscnnc KnopY rrowt, nre ntl-
verso to. with him, TIM ea,trtis would eant1 SIX
whicl, IS n0t sntc to bet OIL. md without hin II
will he itnposslhle IN get half 4 dozen torcther
th pir'tRe themselves to nnythfnu. ~ mnttGrs
md II IA tustcvett Tint II tho cleotlnn bf ChMIr.
tlinn tt,es tn tho rt,cn hnar1 tho fMnucrats Will
cast tho!r lot With rho t1ntk faettuns
, 1881-12-02
lTtiK{sI<tEE,S.

,WEl!Ett-BEEnE-Att thy Residences Of Tho htliss
sister Mrn, !. u. Weber, tJln NtGlInn-nv., WeJns.
tlny uvunttlR+ Suv. III by tu tsv. Dr. IluNiauu Ma'r
H. 1lerbu and Eucstut II. Wubur. '
wllt.lJtS-WrErtt--ln Tucsota. An. Suy Il h,
the Ht.-i&uy aff. HunlAp uiahup Ut New Stn4icu und
ArtxuIu. 1t.!A u. W'l!cus. United statts AtnlF aul
Nils. Julia Il. Wyrth, VI Eh,eAau.
nuViill-GIsUlu;E-ln ihs city, Dec. |, by the l,cY
1>r. A. {. Gunruc. Juhn n. LutrI, ks, Of IL. ia,u.
and lEs lNcz N. apurBe, Ut Ehiensu daughter Ut Ii:
officiating elGTIYtlln.