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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

bonas Of the County Democracy that he con
tr,hutad nhcrallv TO the Kelly campaign iuna'
which Vas 1Sed e 10 to have threatened already
70 holt IL Mr.. Flower is nominated nc IN ~
nounccd by the anti-monopoiN eiement AZ S III
49, man y "Wall Street shark and Jay Goulus
80 80 idater All of which are powerful oh)ectonSlh
.bo eves nj the pnr.-mnded Democratic patrols as
shown Inv the large number of delegates Mr. tloWer
is getting in the rural dis,1G's ne 'f smmany Is
moi admitted he might have a good chance OF ~ tLe
nomination TO catch Tammanys vote put ~ h am,
many is admitted it seems highly probable inal
'Tilden man of the Coopor-koblnSon type VIII "o
nominated for Governor. . NIL,
Grover cleveland, the Mavor of Buita'o
will come to the convention win strong n"oN lie
from the western part OF tho STATE 90
is rather too much Of local CANDIDATE, hoNVNN ~
WIN success and the strong objection i un"H no
the Newlork end of the state furnishes I' m dis
CRANE votes aud not the western part H. ~ NJ VI
sulst at his own defcat-should III .uin VuS ., A.
Flower would then turn his votes ovtI T." ~ !;
Cleveland he might be nominated bul olHeIN.. 80
is more probable that he VIII nave ~ o,o Some
lieutenant Govemorshlp. GenerH o'o IN 49,
veeAs ago engaged quarters mere IoI ~ ,
County delegation, under inc iulp sn. S,rnr
,or,ty tbat ne would be their choice torGoVerhor'
II he had the earnest support OF me bIokls W -
CATION he might stand chance oa a4r
1bat there WIS no agreement with the new DIX
delegates But General >locum has never hld inc
earnest support of The Brooklyn delegation Ill any
State Convention yet held ana IL IL not Pioo@Uio
that ne viii be any better of tins Time Fras'u'
Corning will have few delegates, bui us no'nlna
ton is ont of the question: accorulnsp % go
Tlden authority. George Rnnes, OF kocnes,oI
- candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and 81 is Mayor Ill., of Emira. Mayor CieNei"hl e,
oi Buffalo Will he Nominated lor u 60
Governor or Lieutenant-GOVeTn0T, acoi'uus
oil ,ndicafior- and in either event that MOuiu ulH
pose of MIR Raines's prospects and very nheS w.
OF Dir. iIi!s also Waldo iuteh'hs - ont
OF the Republican fold 10 satisfy the Democrats Do
a candidate for such an ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
NOT WILLING 10 LIVE LONGER.

Thomas Jadwin, a young man who boarded
at No ly7 WasningtOn-st wac found nsonsbe ia Col
legepl4ce yesterday morning and Was removed to the
Chambefrs. rect Hospital Inc surgeons said lie had
taken audanum aud it supposed that he had at
tempted 10 commit suicide lie remained unconscious
yesterday and fears entertained that he would dc
His brother, Orlando ii. JaIwin. who 10 q Wholesale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
THE KINGS COUNTY MEN.

The thirty-six Democratic delegates from
Kings County the syracuse Convention were elected
last evening by conventions III all the twelve Assembly
districts Among the prominent men axe William &
Kingsley Thomas Knsella, eX-Fire Comm ssioher Iush
Mclaughlin John Isyburn Mayor Howell, -cnhOr
Murt ma Senator john g. JucDDa, joan W tlahef5 ~
Supervisor joan Y. Mckaue. " Boss - hoAau +Hll "a 8
painc conel clOus it, aDst Thomas hlhae4l
lad The honor OF being elected II two districs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
CANADIAN CRICKETERs BEHIND.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1s.-The sixteenth
annual cricket match between players from the unted
States and Canada began this morning az Nice'
town. Tho players representing the Uhiteu
States arc all Pbiadephians In the nrSt INNING 'no
Canadians made lOs runs and the Philadelphsns made
l26 runs Two OF the Canadian players went 10 lHu va.
for the second inning, and had scored ten runs Mnon
stumps were drawn for the day. The game WIN De Ie-
sumed tomorrow. The at the fail OF oaon "oAo'
were follows: - 10 y, ,oo
United States-I5 -, 20, 80, 80, 80, 65, 81, 91-l%o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
SELECTIONS IN SUFFOLK COUNTY.

The Suffolk County Democratic Convention
to elect dclc,d to the state Convention was held al
vcrhead yesterday. The following ceesales were IT.
lected by accaluation: Elijah Gr,wold alternate H. d.
sleiqht Henry A. Reeve; alternate, Gilbert CocJ er
Sidney ; Nor. on alternate, Charles ,. Rose. EesuIu
lions approving OF the course OF me Hon feriy Del
mont were passeI unanIInO l,.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
COURT Observation-Disclosures 10.

SurRrWr COUET-,sIiANBR Before Lawrence, J.-Cal
called II mNo, 7, - H. 10. - ~, 81 a. o.
g. 49, los, l4o lJl l63 l64, 49, 1879 2lO @lS
22j, 227.
stTREW CONFESSIONAL TERM-Before Donohue. j.
NJ day calendar. .
sUTgRloh CoJRT-srEcIAL TER5-reiore Van Worst J.No
day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-Gefore j. F. Day,J.-No
day calendar
SUREoGATE's CoURT-Before Rollins s-MotOn calendar
called az u a n.C0nlested VIII VI Adam G05s ~ p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

,,cc,s, in Cortlandt-st said that Thomas had peen
nrostrated by fever In his boyhood aud ever since 10
had been deranged. - y, No * At
tornev-st Yesterday attempted TO crown neIsoa ~
jumping into the East River AL tne ooe NJ ,i ~ The
81 she wa rescued by Policeman Martin, VI 'no
Seventb Preoinot and sent 10 Bellevue Hospital.
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DETERMINED TO EXCLUDE JOHN KELLY.
The Ant-Kelly Tammany Hall General

rnmittee moi last night at No 1874 Third-aye Ee=ou-
tios proposed 5y Lawrence Corners we're adopted De
,nanding that John Kelly be excluded from the State
Convent on and that harmony ana union reign boss
ISM was denounced and hearty support was promised
10 the nominees Of the Democratic Convention
speeches were made by Senator k0ch, AsseLoi man
PurrOy A tie SPEAKERS vigorously denounced J0il
aoc o her names those of Randolph B. MARITIME. Fire
Commissioner Purroy, A. j. Mhte. William Iiitchnau
JOuu II. HaYnett, Joseph Koch, Joseph }. AcAVoy,
Iaenard J. Morrison, william X. Roberts, Mark Lauhl
gan and Henry Noltm1n
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Charles II. Crawford began not long ago in
the Supreme Court action against Charles a. Matl-
ews to recover S4.4OO, money alleged to have been
loaned by the plaintiff TO the defendant IN Paris An
attachment was granted in the action, aud motion TO
vacate recently denied by Justice ilaigl Leave
was gwen to the motion on additional a1liaVitS
and this was done Of the afidavits was by de-
tectve named McPlps, who says that he was told by
John Deery, Morris Simmons and other "sporting
men that Mr. Gran ford was known as professional
gambler without any other business or occupation MI
Crawford is also pronounced 10 he Of the smart
est men in the world IN manipulating cards when deal
ing. john H. StDkcr in AFFIDAVIT, asserts on III orinh
tiOn that Mr. Crawford. KeRinh C. L@vien anu william
Edwards agreed TO 10 Europe on Ihe same steamer
with James Gordon Bennett for the purpose Oi winning
money from him cards. Mr. Benneit refused 10 pay
with them they fell IN with Mr.. Mathews ana won
money from him at play.
All me egations these adavits denied by Mr.
Crawford anu tho persons from whom Detective NO
Phillips SAYS that he got his information. justice
Lawrence Yesterday decided that the afhdavls let
the caso where it before and refused to vacate
the attachment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
TO REPRESENT TAMMANY.

Delegates to the Democratic Convention at
Syracuse were chosen last evening by The Tamnany
organization in various Assembly Districts. Among
those selected were Augustus Schell Alderman Sauer
sx roner rokcr CxJudge CarIOLi. Fre Comm sol ner
Gorman. senator Browning, eNA.uerman oIeNln, and
Alexander Ihaiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

DENVER, Col, Sept. ls.-At Georgetown
and Central City tins state, at about IL O'Clock this
morning. d comet plainly visible TO the naked eye was
seen about 30 from the sun, and - direction trhe
soutn OF wG5L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
TIE YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION
The Young Mems Democratic Club held It's

regular meeting FOR September It's rooms No 10 Vest
Twenty fourth, IT, last evening No formal delegation
will be sent to : but large number OF prOn-
neut members the ciuD Will 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
POLICEMEN AT THE OAR

Officer Patrick OSullivan, of the Fourth
Precinct, displayed gold medal yesterday at Gatess
wharf Harlem River to be given the best oarsman IN
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BASEBALL.
RACES Ar SHEEPsHEAD BAY.

races to-day at Snccpshcad Bay. There are liberal
number oil entries and good races may bc cNpcced
Iole entered IN tWOnlle ana VIII carry III
a.. list Of the Itrl"s is as iOllOWs:
rItsI RACE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO YEAIOLDs
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AN ACT 10 provide for sasmi.tus proposed amenSIea,
people Of Tue Of New York represented in senate
ard Assembly, do enact as follows;
Section Tue MS at poll IN TIE several towns
the state on the seventh Jay November one y.
Of aSs ceRs OF the 'n1 s CSA TO @
ment proposed 70 the Constitution by concurrent resolution.
OF the legislature passed N eisheen hundred aud esa'ss
aud eiglte hundred nd eshtytwo and 400 voter nv
T oop sss 10 ~ eg lhrs
Consultation or ba ot On which hal BE- wr.ten or pa -
or partly written and parity printed n tho i11.ins o'
article seven OF tie constitution" rae sad ballot ha -
electors in The state en- lied to vote Zoe menbers Of Leg
isaure in their respective districts shall be entitled 70 S
o. election The several election districts IA which they ~
CHAPTER S4a
An net to Pr0Ta aS tor tn PSPe AmSseTrS
number Of Justices OF ~uoremo Court Passe9 June Nv
The rcCplo Of he state 81 senate
and hSsi~ey do enact a. non IN e ye town.
and wsdsn Ms state 1T me genera election to 1s
eight hundred ami eighy1wo shall provide box = rses
smendmen, proposed to The COMPUTATION by ro
lulons of the Legislature, passod in eighteen hundry
voter may present ballot which shall BE- written or my
ed or parity "itsG ana aT pnpea N t. ss c1 tS s
cOnsIitu1on ballot which shall be s,i,eH "a
thO form iOnSsins nsGlsy saiast gropessssss
sand ballot sSS be Saor.eG cOnst,aonai H@sadeea;.
Jadiear Aud all tae electors OF ths state entities S
shall De emitted 20 vote on me aioP4Sn OF SAID
disSaets an which they reside. . .
Respectfully your,
JOSEPH h. CA Rh
Secretary Of sta"
sherinrs once. County Court Hous"
City and OVunty ol Sew ofk,,,
July 81. 1875. =
certify the be true copy OF tho Election N'
received by this DAY from the So rotary OF STATE
~' PETER BOW r.
sheriff of the city and County Of Ne".forL
Publishers OF newspapers VIII not Insert the above a
unless ESPECIALLY authorized 10 10 ~.
PETER BOW
shenI VI tho Ciy and County oil Aes'h~~
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
Proposing on amendment N article SIX Of The Con ttt
lie atIvc " OF additional Justices 81 The sup


re Of additional Justices Of the supreme
wher as last session Of the Legislature he follow
ting propose n senate ad AsscaDaY VIZ;
TIA TIE slNn dflt't' 0t
amended by adding Thereto The lOO"InS
% The Legislature II the first session Thereof ar no
tion this aIendmenL sinai poYie ior "a u * II
supreme than Ave seu al terms hel'oit
the election OF the genera election neit tr t-3
Abortion tins amendment, by the electors Oi ur '4
Justices VI the supreme Court In addition ~
ices The n'th. seventh
eghtA. not than Justice that Odrt ia
the districts IA,
TED snail be invested wiz their Oieos Oh As
first Monday June neat after their election.
And whereas the ait proposed amendment agtee %
Of the members elected 70 each Of The TO
Houses 8e SAID legislature entered IN their Journals Na
taken thereon, and refer o. 70 to LosS
be chosen al the then next general election eoA+
And Whereas such election has paco and said pro
posed amendment duIy pIOslco Tor thrtc months ye
tine OF making such choice, 10 pursuance o w
provisions aruce Is OF the COnstitdtion tAe~
lore
Resolved az the Assembly concur That the foregoing
Amendment be the people Of the stto " Nov
York at the next general election.
OF New York In Assembly May "a. 1882
The foregOln resolution WIS dnly passed By order
EDW'D NJ. JOHNSON. Clerk
state of New York In senate. April 10. .~S2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK, Monday, Sept II, 1882
The following sales were made at the Tx
change Salesroom to-day:
BIZ James L. Welles.
4storv brown stone house with lot, on East I25d'
st. Of 4thavo plot OF land 2OxlOO IL Johh az 1oo
BIZ Rfehdrd Y Hdrnsh
lots East lintns t SWAIN o $4,000
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CuAP1ER 22S.
AN ACT 10 provide for submitting proposed amendues,

siato of New York In Senate April TO- ~S2
The foregoing resolution duly passed. BY order
JOHN W NKOOMAN, Clerk
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Gin Dropertp 60 EeL

4 FLOOR TO LET in the new fre-proof
- building IS e. 81 Rose has the very hest appliances
manufacturing puipOss freight pas enge elevators
power MI h AMI day AMI o mt required the
best light plenty valt ana heated with steam Apply
to the owner, GEORGE MI RO, IL To u andr~aorst
4 PARTMENTS to let in the finest apartment
~ houses vet erected West Idle Apply 10 JOHN q.
PRAGUE architect an owner premises Nos 80, 81 80
4 and % Wust Olstst
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Two LEF.-Store, 9 Beekman-st., 25xl0O
i rutland * WHITING. Beekuian st.
rsNO LET, at u moderate price. large well
Halted door, with best appliances Or manufacturing IA
MCNRO'5 Building L 10 = |andeWateI-st Apply u the
owner iu the building.
TNO LEASE-Ihe store, 13l Waverly place,
with front bascu good cigar stand; liquor rent,
30 Also ooTOt three ~ Mayerly place; rent
~2Oper molth. TIORNr ON VI. KODMAN. Real Estate
Agent. $50 Broadway. corner ith-st
IOH WEST 47rH-ST.-New flats, rooms,
tNTO all improvements handsomely flushed $50 $40.
EDGAR LkAYCRAFT l,o4l Broadway.
5000 HANDSOME thre3ee-story brick
pI euens Including gas Henderson place seth
ST and Ayenue.B j. EDGAR LEAYC RAFT, 1874 B'way.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-18

AVAILABLE RESOURCES
Uncollected taxes for 1880 and
former years, including tax on
lots soldand bought by the city
Uncollected taxes for 1881. .......
Due from sundry..individuals on
account
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p Cpl IS "a NS
OF KNOXVILLE
And
state Depository

OFFIcH-OcoEE BAEK BUILDING. GAY STREET
Knoxville. Team.
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MARKET REPORT.
Wholesale Grain and Produce Market.
DIRECTED DAILY.l


oRRECTED DAILy.1
CHRONICLE OFFICE,
I'm * vile. Tenn January II 1852.
continued rains have rendered the country
roads almost impossible, consequently but little
grain * aches the city or railroad stations.
WHEAT-Actiye; from wagons. S1.25ai40 per
bushel, as to grade :, ind lots Sl4031 10
CoRN-Actlye, with ut little offering worth
10 to - active; new corn in ear, about 90
from wagons.
0ATs-Dull : loose from wagons 45a50e per
bushel.
BULK MEATs--Sides, lee shoulders, to zig;
sugar. ured hams, smoked, 10 to l5M.
BACoE-None in market.
LARD-1D 50 pound tin cans, lie; selling
f2haf31<c. in demand.
foTAToEs- Irish new, 8oa9oe per bushel:
HAy-Loose. 69aS0c per 100 pounus baied,
S1.25.
PEAs-sI coal 90 per bushel.
BRAN-$ll0 per 100 pounds.
fLoUR-Nominai, country extra, buying, duh
$350a375; selling, SS50a4.00 per sack; famly
buying, S3.50as 10 selling. s3.75a40o Ler sack.
FEATHEks-Prilne. "A to Is
DRIEDFRUIT-Strictly prime half peaches, ~ a
AS; inferior, 2a2ss: peeled peaches 6a7 cents :
p ais 4a5 cents; quarter apples, TO IA cents.
FIELD SEEDs.-Nominal Clover. ,S57oa65O;
timothy grass, $3.50 bushel; orchard grass, TO
Si.75a20 red top, 81 co. blue grass, SEED S1.25:
BUTTER hoice roll. 20aZ2c; prime, 15aloe ;
grease butter, 5a7c.
/ PoULTRY-LIve chickens hens. IS per pound
BOOSTERS, 2lac: turkeys, in good demand, 6lac ;
| spring chsCRtnS IN demand. &c per ID
| RAGS-Cotton, 1l2a2e.
| BEESwAx-DuiI al zoe per pound.
/ HIDEs-IJry flint, ice: green, &c.
TALLOW-5a69.
Flax sEED-per bushel 80c
| BKAss-1Gai2e: copper. I0a12c.
| WooL-C Choice tun-aasned, 35c; fair to good
| soc F; dark coarse. Is uuwashed, 221<az5c.
| GINsENG-Per Ii, S1.75, fall dug.
! SENACA RoOT-Per ID, 35a4oc.
| PINK RO0r-Per H. 15e.
/ YELLOW ROOT-PeF ID. SAFE.
/ FURs-Market from Is to 70 per cent. lower thar
| last years quota ions; very few lois have We
hpeu shipped and 30 quotations. can therefore bt
established.
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Atlanta Market
rAtlauta Constitution, JANUARY. 14.l

TAti2uta COnstitution JANUARY. III
FIotJR-Famiiy 81 50a7.75; extra family 58-00a
2.25 fancy IS. 01a9.25.
3ACoN-SugaT-ou cured hams Il af6e tennessee
hams 141za155; breakfast bacon non
BULK !. KATs-Clear rib sides e55a9Ae.
LARD-Best Leaf lac; kegs and cans i5a
lac.
WpEAr-Choice No. 2 81. 53alG3.
oATs-69c per bushaI
HAE-Ttfa6thy 5l.35; nlixef u 80
CoRN-White 95c in SACKS yellow, 9oc
NEAL-s5ca31. 60.
PEAs-C1ay, S1.25a1.40 per busElel. 10000 -
POTATOES Irish, Ten aessee esslng, SooeaS' 10
pei bel sweet 90c.aSI. 90 per busIiel
ONIONS 81. 0ea4.50 per barrel.
EGGS-Per dozen s..
RUTTER-Ten1essee choice 25e-
POULTRY-DEGssed chickens, Sal0e Per iD.i t'f-
keys, l2at2i2e per Id.
BhESWAx--21c.
FEATHERS q w choice white 65e.
DRIED FRUIT-PeslAa peaches, loalo1; III
pea ed, 4c; 81 pies. 4e-
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On Thirty Days Trial.

We will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Elee-
tro-Voltaie Belts and other Electric Appli-
ances on trial for thirty days to young men
and older persons who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, ETC., guar
anteeing speedy relief and complete restora-
ton OF vigor and manhood. Aso for Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and
Kidney difficulties, Ruptures, and many
other diseases. Illustrated pamphlet sen
free. Address Voltaic Belt Co, Marshal,
Mich. novl 0d&w12ms.
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Chattanooga Commercial, January, II.
CoRE-On wharf, 8gc in depot, s5c pes
busheI.
wharf.
MEAI-80c per bushel.
RAroN-,TeDnessee Sides IOl2a :.hams, 14la .15c.
.LARD-ln cans 1870 ; tierees, l274e
DATs-PeE busbei, 55a65 cents.
HAY-SI8.0, aZ0.00 per ton.
PorAToEs-Irish, 81 % per b'Isdel sweet
''I FIS;rR-Farnily, 500; extra family, s725
fancy. $40. 49,.
PoULTRY-Ch Chickens, 10ai5c ; h9nS, za5@e'
EGGs-Per dozen, lSc.
BUTTER-Per pound, zoe.
BEEsW4x-Per pound, i8e.
FzHIDEs-GreeD. 5iaa6c: tsrE sailed, loaiic.
F.ATHEgs ClclCe, 459.
TAILOW-Per pound, &C.
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GEO. w. Al-RERS.
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST,
EAST SIDE MARKET SQUARE.

L desire to call the attention Of the
public to my complete assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Perfumes, Paints,
Oils. &C., which are offered at low fig
ures. L have on hand the largest assert
ment of Bulk Handkerchief Extracts
ever brought to this eityy and sell them
ut 40 cents per ounce. Ii you want
something nice in that line, you can
get lust what you wish and know what
YOU are getting, because you bny know
ingiy.
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions always a
speciality with US, night or day.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-18

Cornersvire, Marshall co, Tenn.
7 can recommend DR.. Clark .J0hns0li's Indian
Blood SyrlIp very highly for Chiiis, Sick Head
ache heartburn am also as STOOD PuI fer.
g. \. BARNES
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SALT REaGUHl,

win MED Donald. 2542 Dearborn st, chicago
grateful acknowledges cure of Salt Rheum on
read neck. face, arms legs for seYslte ,7d
wears =: not ale TO walk except on hanas anu f
kgees f one year; not able to help nlnSelI dol
eight years tried hundreds Of remedies aocto1IS
pronounced his case hopeless; perinesaiS5iii,i'
cIIred by Gu icura Resolv Mt (blOod purlhef} ~.
ternallv. and Cuticura and Cutleura soap VHe
treat skin cures) externally.
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TEE DAILY CHRONICLE.

Per month. by carrier or BY %
FER year by mail "
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DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount paid on bills payable. $40, ll9 p |
"1876" ,..,......................' 1000 90
Amount Maid on scrip. 1879" 440 90
Amount paid on interest on
notes paid and scrip re-
deemed. ...........-.-.....--...... b4o W
Amount paid on coupons from
De ears .....,................... 1893 90
bonds for 1880. ,..i......,...... 500 90
bonds for lS8l.................... 5000 90
scrip, HI876". ..................... 36s 90
Amount paid on street depart
ment, 1850" .................... 1926 IS
Amount paid on fire depart
ment, 1880. ................... 1881 27
ment, 1880. ................... 1,l3O 81
Amount paid on expense &C
count, 1882, including salaries
of recorder and mayor and
| aldermen. .......................... 4.1oo 90
Al portme mt 1850 4,522 81
/ Amount paid on market and
/ uildingdepartment, 1850 604 "a
partment. 1880" .................. 727 AZ
Tenn term ending June, .188O".... 1929 IL
! Amount paid on street depart
ment, 1881 ....................... 11,O6o 81
ment, i881............ .......... 1,751 80
Amount paid on police depart
ment, i8.1. ...... 6.401 IS
/ Amount paid on expense account
recorder. mayor and aldermen 6,o56 SO
term ending June, i88l..,...' 6,3l8 Ct
Amount paid on city schools,
term beginning September,
1881 .......,.......,....... 3,o3l As
partment, I88l..,.,....'......,. 2,2l2 80
Amount paid on market and
building department, 1881. 1866 oC
Amount paid on sanitary depart
ment, ISL. ..,..,.........,. 1857 81
Amount paid on marketnaster's
salary to December 3t........ $50 0J
Amount paid on work-house ex-
penses, superintendent sala-
ry and feeding prisoners....... 1927 II
Amountp paid on expenses on ac-
count of water wo1ks,........ 1909 Al
Amount paid on expenses on
account OF Austin school
! house. ........ ............... ga =
| Amount paid on taxes RENTED
Haupt IL Cane .-,............... So 1
I Amount paid W. II. Swan, trus-
/ tee for, error respecting tax
, of Central House. n @
{ Balance cash in treasury ........ 1854
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M =, al daSc,infi9n from a skin disease which
sp ore re- On rs hands lead nd lace and nearly
destroyed his eyes. 1e most careful dof{ 1854 he
Ised me CntirIlra Resolvent fblCod purlEer) IN
ternaly. Cutcura and Cuicura SOAP the gf 20
skin cIFes( externally, ana vas cured, ana HAS
remained perfectly vel to this day.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-18
COUNTY COURT-N0N-RESiDENT
NOTICE.

No. 2,078.


III Wtdener ct ais. VS.. j. X. Gibson ct ais
I'm THIS CAUSE IT APPEALING FROM The
| pattfion which is sworn to, filed By j. Is.
Gibson, that he Is entitled to the share OF sam
Widener, in the estate Of VIM. Wldener, qtc q,
and Celia Gibson is entitled t. The share OF al!les
Widener in same estate, and he was prevented
without fault on his and the aid Celia paft,
from making these facts properly appear ahd mas
hobs which HIS been done returnabie TO the
February term. 1882, Of tue County Court OF Knox
COUNTY; il is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Knoxville CHI onicle, newspaper
published in KuoxyiIl Tenn, tor four successive
weeks, notifying said Samuel Widen ct, VINO Is
resident Of The state OF TenEesse7, u appear
before the uuuty Court # Knox County, to DC
held at the court house in Knoxville, on the ISL
Monday in February 1889. it being the 6ih day OF
said month and make defense TO said petition,
OR the same Will De taken for confessed, and the
cause set for hearing ex parte
December 80, 1881.
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