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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-14
PERSONAL! TO MEN ONLY!

The VoLTAIo BEL- Co., Marshall, Mich,
will send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO
VoLTAIo BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days to men young or
old who are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vigor.
Address as above. N. B.-No risk is in
Cured, as thirty days trial is allowed
nov12d&w12mos
Cemetery Lot for Sale.
A very desirable lot in Gray Cemetery
for sale. Inquire of Rev. DR.. Park, W. P.
Washburn, or the sexton at the cemetery.
Fosters patent and hook Kid Gloves,
at Dunbar's
/, Millipery-Reduced prices at Dunbars.
KNOXVILLE MARRIAGE
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
For information, apply to
ALEX ALLISON,
july4d1m. etary and Treasurer
Fresh Watermelons on Ice
At Cooper's European Hotel, No. 222 Gay
street.
| For sale,
A two-story brick building on Market
Square. Very valuable property. Appl,
to John Lynch julyl2d6t.
Human Hair Switches, at Dunbar's.
| Show Cases
At factory prices.
A. d. DUNBAR, 81 Gay ST.
POplin Busters for 20 cents at
| HEARTS.
Linen Kilt Suits, worth $500, for
S1.50, Cass. Kilt Suits, worth S., for
81, at HEARTS.
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Tennessee Historical Society,

At meeting of the Tennessee Historical
Society, in Nashville, Tuesday, Prof. Eben
Alexander, of the University of Tennessee,
was elected corresponding member
Among the contributions there was from
DR.. j. G. NJ. Ramsey, Knoxville, letter
from Governor McMinn to Colonel Francis
A. Ramsey, father Of the donor, written in
1917, appointing him to investigate the
land offices.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-14

Accom- plished horsemen and veterina-
rians freely use st. Jacobs Oil for stock.
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Indulgent parents who allow their chill
dren to eat heartily of high-seasoned food,
rich pies, cake, &C., will have to use Hop
Bitters to prevent indigestion, sleepless
nights, sickness, pain, and perhaps death.
No family is safe without them in the
house,
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OPPOSITE HATTIE HOUSE.
4 NOXVlLkE. TEN ESSEE.
OPENED FOR THE SEASON.

KERN'S ICE CREAM SALOON.
Kern's Ice Cream Saloon is now open
for the season. Families can be sup
piled with the best of Cream and all
kinds of Cake ON short notice.
The best of Soda Water, Ginger Ale,
&C., az KERN'S. may7dtf
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You cannot anywhere buy as good q
Suit for ten dollars as at s--
uCADTS,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following were registered at the
different hotels yesterday:

different hotels yesterday
HATTIE HOUSE.
JAS Donaldson, Careyville; F. F. Myer.
Louisville; W. c. Denman, II. Greentree,
n. Y; L. A. Titus, Cincinnati; c. I. Car
gill, Chattanooga; S. B. Cook, Loudon; P
A. Danforth, Trenton, n. j.; Isaac S. Boyd,
Atlanta; Frank Baird, Philadelphia; c. T.
Randall, w. 1. ROBINS, Baltimore; R. R.
Powell Rogersville; NJ o. French, John
SOD City; A. H. Gragg, wife and child Nor
Tenn. C. j. Sawyer, Clinton; J. J. Coil,
Jefferson County; c. W. vicery, Washing
ton, D. c.; NJ b. Toney, Nashville; j. B.
Hartpence, New Orleans; John Boyle, Hen
ry D. Boyle, Robt. Walton, Rugby; J. J.
Harrison, Loudon.
ATKIN HOUSE.
D. L. Boyd, Newport; NJ NJ WEIGH, r.
]. Yearwood, Chattanooga; Leu Rose, Ham
ilton, O.; A. W. Ward, Loudon; Jas. G,
Long, E. T., V. & G. r. R.; E. B. Faidley,
Bristol; ]. H. Dickey, Sweetwater; S. L.
Smith, Concord; Jno. Harris, Winchester;
| L. E. McCorkle, Coon Greek; Henry Miller,
/ Joe Hood, Maryville; r. E. Hawks wife
and son. Memphis; Geo. w Van Bebber,
w. NJ. Van Bebber, Pleasant; Sam Blalock,
JAS. Bialock, U, w. Wits, W. u bIalocK,
Old Fort, N. c., Mrs j. S. Lea, nurse and
child, Philadelphia, Pa.
! sCRUBERT's EUROPEAN HOTEL.
R. Morgan, Washington, D. C.; A. B.
Marks, New York; B. F. Shultz, Tazewell;
j. A Moore, ]. L. Clemens, T. N. vii
liams Maryville; B. A. Frazier, Chatta
nooga; G. W. Merriman, Pobt. Cook,
Rogersvile; Sam. johnson, Athens; W. q.
Fritts, Jas. Egan, Ooltewah; A B. Carter
Atlanta, GA
LAMAR HOUSE.
R. C. McCrosky, Saline City, Cal; B. A
Stone, N. y; o. F. Furson, ST Paris o.
Ed Stuart, Tenn; J. A. More, K. Il o
Railroad r. L. Roberts Colorado; H. H
Kreble, Woolsey College; T. G. Kahn, Nor
ristown; H. c. Yost, E. S. Wolf, Blountville
S. B. Cook, Loudon.
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Take morning train for dinner at Tate's.
Corsets- Headquarters at Dunbar's.
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EYE WATER

believes AT ONCE. Cures Infianed ana
III Weak Eyes ia a few hours Give No
Pain. The Hest Remedy In the world , Ior
Granu ated Lids. Pri g 2J Gems pot'io'
Ask for ii. Have no other.
Dr. j. A. DICkEY, Proprietor,
Bristol, Tenn.
Use Dandriffuse for the HaT.
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G9e 9ailg GBronitls.
signal Service Weather Report

FRIDAY, JULY IA, 1882.
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A Brush Well Applied

Mt. st. Joseph's Day and Boarding School.
Studies will be resumed in this institution
on the first Monday of September. For
particulars, please address
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH,
l.. B. SAT, Knoxville, Tenn.
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Linen Kilt Suits, worth $3.50, for
S1.50, Cass. Kilt Suits, worth S., for
81, at HEARTS.
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Naturally pale invalids are greatly i'm
proved in health and appearances by using
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t strengthens mind
and body, brightens the eyes, gives rosy
cheeks, and creates a perfect picture of
health, strength and beauty.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-14

Cemetery Lot for Sale.
A very desirable lot in Gray Cemetery
for SALE Inquire of Rev. DR.. Park, W. P.
Washburn, or the sexton at the cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
HER OWN ALM0NER.
From IN, Phttddelphta Times.

From me Philadelphia TINES .
ooh! sir, my child has been stolen
"Whatl When What do You know ABOUT u,
masmr ,
Eighth near Pine yesterday forenoon. With lis mead
full Of thoughts Of the Christmas duner mat M Knew
hls wife was prrparug 1hen he abruptly awakened
from his day dream by a woman, apparently IN great
agony OF mind who cried continually; on, nly cmd;
sicceeded in calming the woman distress suc entity TO
get from her that her Mrs. Agnes Kane OF NO
been missing for two hours and that shbor had oh
served the little one speak to man ON her own door
"How was the child dressed p asked the officer 10
In dark red frock, sir-Kao Greenaway style; with
lace collar There was a gold necklace and loeket
around her neck"
over to tho station-house and have them telegraph
around the city,"
the and the officer As the mother made move
In obedience to the pOicemans suggestion SNUG
faced bOv I'm the crowd cried out:
what the matter, Missus Are you IOOzlnS Tor
lOsted grll seen one jist uOw.'
"fst ronnd t6s c"rner o. s. Maryst She's got on
red rock and red hat and she was draggin along
basket most az big as herself"
Mrs Kane remained scarcely long enough tosay thank
You Accompanied by the officer and lolOwed ny haf
st. across Lombard and turned into the wretcned thor
orou ghtre kuOTn ST. MIryst. Ab0ut nal. way down
looking old womena seedy old man wiz red noss end
child holding fast to a mig market basket.
moment the h e one VA vas caught np 6n in wsF hsF
has mothers darling been doing :" she criet. ,,,
" Use only been Ike santa claus answered tue ohi
simply. Mamma said last night santa Claus never
comes the poor So ssu will give some OF my toys
aud nngs the poor children mysell 80 Igot mammals
basket and put in the dugs, out didnt ilnd any poor
children, AMI got ost add didn't know what to ao'
When tde basket examined it was found 20 con
tain, among other Things tOlI WIN hroheh nns,
pair ciiarcns shoe muller, Nnah's ark, two 10y
sheep tna slucaked aad pair Of gloves oGL at the IN
nome Later the day tho basket, heavily Laden went
on again. aud many OF the inmates Of 9oms Tor GesI, @
tute children received un1ope"-for gfts from tts
messenger OF santa Claus"
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
TWO rtTuEls JX THIS CITY.

Trial H. Dudley iiram II. Taylor ana llija'u d ''
U,ti.v. comDJ,iHg the url Of |. II. DGultl ~ y
Irok.i. in camel goods at NO. IA Ped'-st.' n1't
a., 4,s.puueut Yesterday 20 SJId. I. HandaI. Iue
n iurs is attributed to oyrrtradln@ anu oefIoc'"-
ttui Ia values Iuc bus.ue5s was tst%Di!s"'i W.
Ii. cou years ago. md tne house h,'' ,i'l " 'tA -
Ira.p. Francs Is. Goddard aui t@hcS OdI.lHs
.p,cIpl u.-turr3 from jane l. % -, 20 J;'i i,
5-zt iotie extent Of 500 900, but 4 Is sara 'hat
tb farm mel with nedT5 losses th"n "IlcH "hS1'
i1.- or be ,uc,a capital. .h,y were u {"c a'H 4
j,,. lusli.-> ueu AtteY 1870 however, th'4i huSI
,,,.~, .iea ily improved, ana t!e, h@d 0laHCh'' al
Ca..lr1 81 Louis, san Franc $50 ano bt' .iioI', P,
tlnr sales, ~ IS sad an ttuhi!up ~ as ~ ~Aul' 90 70
IS. 500 600 ge.r IL She !,ll oi 1851 thtll agents
IN tnca-o ana II. Louis are reported TO nave PuI-
ctas,d more goods th8r the m tEct "oad WaIIai' =
.....l iu ID ,cemDgr they had goods worth %'oOVu o1
md J.. st Louis. In February last they ch'hg'd
.If cuisines, into a brokerage business ohiE' N"4
abandoned thcir branches. The habihIos are Ic-
D.. ..' 10 a. from 100000 to FZUO,OOO, a.u lAe
III. are b.Ii we'd 10 ID" good.
I,.. =. Eloycr n d. on, wholesale dealers IN h2ru-
Y, ire ~ No. ~ Murrl}--t.. f1iied yesterday. dud
In su:NIV.ug pattleT, john fI"" n, maze an is
,l.tlurut TO I..idluG y ftublttpu, giving prefer
.c.. ..r %i,1S2. luo business was s'&l ca az -
seven year. ago 10y john j. B!o"or, WGo "i'g u.
Oc.olrr 1878, leaving toIl"he 'rNlln"'eH m ~
!3pl 200. III sOh continued the DU7lh. IS, ah ''
interest Of the estate was WlindrdWh 'o"l VI -
1.~o. John Brewer Kept UP 'h' him name o'3
starred t.,o other firms. the AT-J one was lOiuod
!. reaiu.Ty. 1881. as FrowtT y Leejs, h'InN%Io
Iqiuf5c.ulIng agents, at No. 81 AiiraP->I
In1pr. Leeds, tn. Junior pIr'ntr, Is sfd 10 nave
rl-iu~ go. 600 and uad Itlh Interest. lh,y uII
:, IX.r .bbblni. and commission rtde. OHy 'vI
G..s.i5o thcy clauued thar they were solvent ana
!. liabilities aro estimated al NON 'oOVOo u
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
HOSPITAL SATURDAY.
COLLECTIONS IN BEHALF OF AN EXCELLENT |
CHARITY

COLLECTIONS IN BEHALF OF AN EXCELLENT
CHARITY.
Hundreds Of reminders of various ksuds Kept the
pubic Yesterday SS fSsTT e IL Yellow S 6anner Of char
ity hutteIed from all the stagos, "uu
pacards and boxes mace :, apoe"A eroet
many public places At the same time scores OF men
Teprssea atlng tho auxiliary Hospital SATURDAY anu anu
Sunday Societies throughout the city Drought llie
charity with more drectness 10 many times @ totr
numL, r and secured subscriptions OF larger sums
than the droppings which fell IN the OoNes at Hio
elevated railway stations ana ierilSs, e. ny
aunuol collections were taken ut the New Ork
Stock and Maritime Exchanges ana tnoush 'uetV ,i -
no way of asceTtainipg how large was the puontt
contribution TO the fund, there Is no quosuPu ."'
nor. than one-half OF the annual elit 10 tlo nos
nifal3 for tue year 1882 WAS gwen NeSloludA. {.
Since the fund established hVe yoals
ago the secular collection las always Deen iaieri ,
tban the church collection on the following Gay;
Tho hoxes have been several semptled ana IA
before Yesterday man hendlnS under lis loa1
carried Charles LanleF, the treasurer Oh 1hc
So large sackful OF COINS that al eAPvl' W. W.
10 10 hired TO count then al; ,,,ast
factor In the sum OF the annual coHecuon' thtlI
cootrnts hitherto have suliceG Only TO pay the eX
1,ns,s of the movement This year there are lewer
o. them out than last. but there are more o. th4
auxiliary associations that coutriOute the pulS 81
the fund. To these Or2"Llzsuohs tne nnS'Irs i - "a
tie fund look with great interest before i?h II IS
hoped to introduce plan IlAe tIaI Nil1CIi mn Ha' %
ftugd favor in London, UnGcr WHcl lAe ld"oiotS :"
larpe factories contribute a penny week cdci
which Is retained toy the employer out OF the week ,1
Is wages aud handed in bulk 10 tne 1und on ItSi tSi
nltl SATURDAY.. About 20 900 was Teal%e1 il tils
manner AT the collection this year IN London ana
insuy IOor workman who has gone to me nos
itst fI,rough tho hospital fUnd movement ne had
row a right TO treatment IS q paN-PAueht' E =.
Tic aunua! church collection OF the bo1ie"s t IoI
The LospItal fluid was also taken yesterday III ,ne
i,pp,cs aud synagoues. To-day the fr"tes!lnt
C.r.stian den maatons Will do likewise ana 70
stinu,te then. 10 may be mentioned lAal AZ ~ al
1,ugl u ING recently IN Lold0n OF the assOcl Iiv
~ cLa..o Of the collection, over wmcn me LolH
Nor ,ire.i,lcd il was reported mat I,33S c0DSIe-
1,'t.oY, had c ntrIbutcd Fl7O,73O beng SJ-'Z9V
-, tnan tLe tir,r collect. ON III 1,73 and also the
LARGEST sun ever .iyea Tor this cause.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
STARTLED BY TWO PISTOL SHOTS.

A startling interruption was caused to the
services Of the alvaton Army which were ~ progress
al the City Hall steps, Brooklyn last evening mao
soldier wns deu0uncng the drinking custom ana PIC
turing It's danger when two pistol shots rang 0u on lhe
air. causing CONSERVATION in the ranks OF the DOOd-
wssned warriors" aud n panic among tue hearers;
Officer McTahoD of the Eighteenth Precinct, chsrEeu
into he crowd aud captured James Nelson, thrty-0ne
years age living No 1ls COurst. In his p0ss ssoh
a heavy shooter, with Two empty chamOers'
lie was locked up in the police station.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
AYODD STORY OF STOLEN DIAMONDS.

Diamonds valued as 81 200 were report d TO nave
hon st"icn from the mouse OF ID. j. Shay, truck
man IN Eighty-fouIth-st.. near the boulevard, Oh
he ugh, OF December 10 Alr. Sha,, vas absent
iroIa home at the time. The diamonds were con
c,aird IN small box between the mattresses OF the
he'd on which his wife was sieeuiug at tie time:
Aithough there were slN dog, IA tn house none oi
them yenJuIed t. object 10 the presence OF ne iel
Ibo srsrlaI TO be well acQuaipjcl with the house.
Yesterday the Jewels were returned. lhc : ory told
To Captain Murphy, OF the 1hlrty-frst Precinct,
was tbaT somebody Tang the dOor-hcl ana then ran
away leayiugiu the v,sibule Il box containing the
ud-sug dIam0nd5. Tie box was accompanied by i
note saying ihat lie person who returned the Jew
tnn MIR ~h1v f)und 'Gt: one or two o. thH stones
were mn ,snE lie las offered a reward o $500 tor
the detection of the person VINO committed The ro'
hc,y The police shuG their shOld when the
story is mentioned 10 them, but make comments.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

City first mortgage bond Of 81 900 as security for
loan. This bond was stolen some time before iron
the lewelTy store Of Alison & Mason, IN Boston.
When hr was taken to Boston thore was no evidence
to prove that he had received stolen bonds bnt as
the offence was committed IN this state. he was m
dicted here lie wGs locked up III Police hcadquar-
dnra Inf ni,kt
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
sTATrY ISLAND "BOOMING.'

Atfbor III the struggl in staten Island for better
ferry facilities has not yet Drought apoul Wv
pught- for result, It has caused great lhcitaNo III
tie value of real estate there aud revival OF HoNe
hutldInv During the last I'VE wears whlie the
means of access to NeW-lUTH nave pceH 4H tio
heps of monopoly, aud in tact, since the A'uh,us
cf III ill-fated yacnt Nohawh brought an gu" 10
The Garner opposition Inc, the leai tsalc III
%. Staten Island have been III cOniillun OF BieaC
staCnaucy. There has been an exodus OF the
wealthy ,uercnants whose couutIy seats Ten years
ago were aued in the hundred thousands ana tIeII
houses have either been sold 1Vr about ohe-'iiu w
ouc-qu3rfpr of their assessed Naluauou' OF etHl
remain unnccupicd. In sOUe instances properties oi
small extent have lsin idle 40 long tnat Tao
owners have eseed them rather than continue pay
ing the taxes. which are alWays hiHi. Ill.,,
Durng the last six months tins conGlUOn ol tiH59
bas lecp gradually changing for the better ana
Irai estate owners have shown tendency 10 holu
tnclr pruuetrv pending the result on lhe eH"lV'
TOW ara rapid transit. Now that tisse eiloi oo
about to pr crowned with >ucce7S'ai" wa -: "a
ets of the popular NOV eEont are only aWa,.hG IHe
action of the NeW-York sinking Fund 1onihis-
sinueIs as to the I5cttlng Oi the ,cIIN iTahcsc'
distinct ana widespread" boom III rear 1s'd'e nns
been beCUu. and ne" dwellings, "hi h'otCS 'ic III
,roress o. erection everywhere careful e am
ination into the urOLrcss of this movement WIN an
estimate e the money expended was made Iecenly
bv a competent person. I.'is showed t0tal ol w
new buildings, the cost OF wIlch Nas "Hrl
S.;pOu 900. Tine expenditure Is divided among ih1
towns and villages about follows: New
ErIgnton. y 10000: EdCewatcr llnclddihg Nlallc-
ton Tpmpkinsviile and Clifton $'J.OOo; west
field rG5. 900; Port RcnhOnd, S21,OUo, ara oiGer
placrS $4,000. This expenditure. 1t should be
IemcmheTcd was in 4 period III Hbout three months.
I ms examination also emphasized the TACT that
staten island IL becoming MOI ana more lant ol
residences Of NcW-l OTk merchants. It's CROWN IL
more in tins direction than As commercial centre;
The puuciDal demand is for ywelilngs that VII
rent for 800 year loss. and the supply Is 10 the
demand about i'll the RATIO or 10 ~
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

THE MAYOR THROWN FROM HIS CARRlAdE.
Mayor Grace was thrown from hls carriage "a az
Ninfh-aye and Seventy ccond-st yesterday liioin-
inc ana received injuries which viii coniine hum 10
The house for few days The Mayor Was otu vi La
drive with young lady VINO was s's.einhi ~ 1T
daughter and had his horses attached 10 Il lsue ~
road wagon. As he was crossing Nihtn;;aor 40
Seventy -second-st, on bis way 70 the hNo me- .S iu5
Drive, two elevate rams pasScd esen .Io sb,sd
the noise fri ghtenfd Tue horses so 1hat theH S"u;
throwing tic wagon against one Of inc piHiIs VI
the elevated road. The Mayor was thrown ncIu- ~.
long from the c0rr'age. striking party uPpn n n,,
the left temple and another upon the top VI .nJ
head. He was rendered unconscious aha leiInioo" ~
so for about ten minutes; Ills companiGn m"' Dor,
thrown to the street but escaped unin)ured. I Ii
sons near by stopped the hOy:es ana caIlleu VIC
Mayor TO a eghborng drug store. where ie r9c2f f
cred consciOuSnesa and his wounGS were uIeseu i,0
was then taken home, whittier his family phy ~
was called but the doctor found no occasion ol n'
services Mayor Grace made light of his INJURIES n
and said that he would be on wlonn Ihar at iS"
Mr. Grace telcgraphed TO Secretary ta,lns ~ & 'ile
CITY Hall soon after his accident acqhn ltlne MN
with the fa t. and asking that the reSoiu t.
tof,re passed by the Board of Aldermen 9e sent 10
lin at his house. This was done ana Tue ID vi
signed about dozen resolutions ana geheIal oiuoi''
Mr. Gyace also telegra phed TO Alderman oauGI +h
Board 0f Aldermen yesterday and the pay roIis oi
the various departments. This was done oy MI
'1S9i' o. Friday at meeting of tho Board of
Estimate and apportlonnent. at 1;3o :, IannI m,I
an adjournment being dccided OF "a5U IUr
CracS moved that O'clock be the honf it
for roassembling Alderman Sauer though the
there would be abundant tn< Tor cohpic.lme. ,uo o
husiness Yesterday No." said the Mayor, "o
are all here now and tomorrow some oil us may
have our beads broken. Let u' return az . p m @s
stav until we complete the work" lho "A"Soi
preference prevailed. ,, , .I,o
fba horses driven by the Mayor ycs erday are the
sanc ones t1at SHE'D aud ran last fejrualy "nth
The Mayor was driying in sleigh lie Was precip''
t1te1 lHto the STOW, but escaped with no injuries
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
+ BR0AER TO BE IAlLD on TUo CHARGES

Barrett C.. Seymour, a broker va, arrested IN this
city IN September charged with Tobblng the Ur'ou
sale Deposit Company Of Boston of $4,000 IN
United states uOuds and $1,000 IN Atcmson, To-
ucKa and Santa Fc RalirOad ponds tie was sent
io 8o~ton Tor uIll, but was discharged tor want OF
evidence, and last evening WAS brought back to
TINS city on Two indictments, one iur receiving
stolen bonds and the Othcr fOr having IN
Ms possession hvo forged bonds OF Greene
County, y. /. Seymour was "A member of the
Open Board OF Stock Brokers. aud by
pothecat.i stolen bonds a. .ccuriIy for lOsses
he h,ed IN good s.yic 40 No. 239 West Forty
cidhtn-st ana owned a country house AT lsip, l.. l.
lie lett the eity when he suspected OF the cline
and II his absence sent ~ I banker here d Denver
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
CHANGES IN MR.. WOoDFoRD's OFFICE.

Tho de,tb of 4. B. Hcrrick makes William 7.
Fcro. VINO hes been the head of the criminal branch
OF be Office tho senior United states Assi4tani Dis
trict-AttoIncy He has been offered MS choice OF
th. >u..rvIs ON of the criminal the civil depart
mon, Of the of,ce. bui viii probably roiam his
present position. samuel j. ClaT5c viii become
lace and Edward q. il.ll viii mold equal rank rs
assistants. There VIII be two new appointment,
made 10 The lowest grade If assistants al =, 300
yrar. In! tLe names WIll not be- mad. punlc until
ibe nominations are approved by the Attorney
@ nerai. All the promotions aIe made by senior
M efficient hpTVICC.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

FLOwERY.-( Scene: Police court) MaGis-
trate: Have yOI anything to say answer 20 this
charge. ..ri5OherF Prisoner: "rur5, your worship,
only that ! am as innocent the unborn angels
llLree mOuths hnrd)-IJnuy.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
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Gluten SuppOsitOres cure cOnstipation -,
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MARINE INTELLLGENCE

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