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New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
THE CRIspINs, STRIKE

The strike of the Knights of Sc. Crispin
does not appear 10 be successful, owing TO want OF
unsuimty among the workmeu. The strike being for
shortening OF the hours OF labor. IL bitterly opposed by
the majority OF the hands who work by the piece and
to whom the reduction OF time would be serious loss.
far the strike has been confned 10 the CUTTERS aud
even Of these more than two.thirds OF the steady
workingmen opposed to II, and refuse to abide by
the rules OF the strikers. III 70 the
inquiries Of TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, one
OF the cutters said that he would not agree 70
the terms OF the strike the who had begun 4.
we're working boot and shoe makers, but idle men
Who hoped to make q per day By Of
committees TO visit shops and dssenson among
the hands. None OF the steady hs said desired
STRIKE and he believed II gos no as much In the In.
teres of those whe out OF work the steady
workers None OF the boot and shoe a-
TO have any serious xiety about the strike
all OF their hands appeared to be at work yesterday
upon the usual terins Of 10 hours per day One
any more arbitrary rues 1t would drive the trade
entirely cut Of Eew-YOrk, as even now 10 was with
great difficulty tDst the manufacturers OF this city could
compete with those Of other places. His firm had at one
time very large South American trade worth at 10 sst
$4,000 per annum but owing TO the increase tho price
OF labor Sc this trade has gone entirely Eastern
market where there Is trouble with Crispins The
Manufacturers Al body, appear determined TO resis
the reduction OF hours which plan they believe will be-
more disastrous TO the men, takng the whole bod into
consideration, than TO the Wholesale dealers.
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for Your statement is Incorrect the ,dcts being
these: n the month OF September 1871 OR books and
papers were seized by the Revenue ors the charge
OF our hrm being indebted to the Government and,
iusng 10 compromise, suit was Drought against us for
$1,000 My counsel, Mr.. Ethan Allen advised trial In
stead OF settlement aud fully prepared to meet the
ISSUE my entire firm and clerks attended court In No
vomber last for at least two weeks hoping for the op
portunity 10 yindtcate the good name OF our house
by proving the inter grouDdlessncss OF the chaIge
against us The not being reached the calendar
.n Noyember, went over to the February term In
the month OF February, rather thai again lose
TWO weeks more time Court with all tho members ot
my firm and clerks during the busy OF the year
preerred to $500 TO dispose Of the matter. which
oner was accepted. Mr.. Alien. my counsel, protested
against this settlement aud advised strongly that we
should light rather than ycld there founda-
tOn Tor tho complaint against but IN opposition TO
his advice and on our responsibility, we preferred
the payment of this OF money rather than the
noyance attending trial Yours truly
WM. CHRsFIELD SON
Ne,o York March TO- 1874.
On inquiry OF the ccrk at the Office Of DstrictAttor-
ney Bss, IL discovered that the record stands "a
corrected by Messrs. Cbrisnod Son. The error was
the clerks who, In debating TO the reporter, read the
amount OF the claim instead Of the amount Of the com
promise
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
LEGTSLATIVB PROCEEDITGS.
ApAY OF ROUTINE WORK IN BOTH HOUSES.

n
| sENATE......ALBASr, March 10, 1874
The CHAIR presented resolutions of the
Chamber OF Commerce OF NewYork adverse to the pro-
posed Amendment to tho Constitution for funding the
canal debt
Mr. IowgRY called attention article in The Com
nercia Advertiser aud sent to the Clerk to be read
confession" in which, in Mr.. Lowerys Language, the
editor Of that paper Labeled himself vIlain'
Bills INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. EoorH-Relatve 10 the inyestlcent OF The
funds OF universities. ...
Bv Mr.. WooD-To increase or diminish the capital
stock oi water companies to extend their business,
Mr. LEDwIrIi asked to be excused from serving on
committee Of investigation into the affairs Of the Knc
erbocker Life Insurance Company, he was policy
holder in that Company He was excused.
The PRESIDENT presented o memorial of the Chamber
OF Commerce Of New-York relative to head rnoner, IA
yoring the appointment OF two Commissioners for the
purpose OF adjusting the claims Of companes having
paid head money, and the issuing OF bonds payable
twenty years with per cent interest for the payment
OF such claims.
Mr. ROBERTSON, from the Judiciary Committee,
ported adversely the bill 20 amend the Revised stat
ues yelatye to the drawing Of jurors The report was
agreed to.
Senator GROSS on behalf OF Senator Booth, moved
TINT Senate bi No. 9O altering the map plan Of the
CITY OF NewYork ana f0- the Improvement OF certain
streets roads, avenues and public parks therein be
made the special order for Wednesday morning ut 1880
o'clock. Carried.
The bill relative to the days to be observed as holidays
in the presentation and payment Of commercial paper
passed.
The b to facilitate the reporting OF the decisions o.
the Supreme Court ordered 20 a third reading.
On motion OF Senator WOOD, the act TO enable the
City and County of NewYork to provide means with
out including the same taxation Of 1879, by the
issue bonds for the payment to the state OF the State
tax the year ls79 and 10 provide means for the pay
meut of said bonds, was recommtted 10 the Committee
Cd Finance.
Mr. Coz introduced bill providing that the tenth
section OF the act relative TO pilots, passed April l6
1s7 as amended by the OF March g. 1865 be urther
amended 10 read as follOws
SECTION TO- This act shall not be construed TO apply
to passenger steamboats, plying On regular pdssen
ger his side or 70 the westward or Cape COD
nor to any vessel owned by citizens or the United
States, and sailing under cOasting license, any OF
whose officers able TO and do pilot thelr own
vessels through all foreign vessels under
register navigating the channel of Hell Gate who shall
be spoken shall he subject to the potae fees as pro-
v1ed for IN Section g. TO the first p0t VINO tenders his
services.
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"7"F+ - -
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WgDNEspAl. MAKcH II.

"WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL.
and Liverpool. the seamship
80 Snppenearv Mail Is closed the Post
9:45 sse-IsshU sails lO:3O from Cunad D0cA
Mail direct Bremen by the steamship Graf Bismarck
mails close l:JOa supplementary Mail closed al the Po4e
l;l5 steamship sails from Oog Of lhira-st.
hOb0Aen
THURSDAY MARCH IL.
M the Sesia Of The Uambara
American line having back osing dahaEe by the storm
Havana, by the steamship City Of New York. eo's
Supplementary hlls closed the PoOaes al 2:sU
D. II. Steamship at D. ~. Pier No. n. K
FRIDAY. MARCH Is.
Msls tor NewioundsDI AeworK PooBoe Gay
.. m, via HalaI
Man HALIFAX a. clossin the NeyYOrs Post toAeo
LAY Al y. m, and goes wa BosiO1
SArURDAf MARCH Is.
Malls for Great Britain and lrln1 via Qleens,osn nd hverDoo
by e steamship Baltic at IL Supplementary MAJ,
the POsiOmce % ! y. hteamslip s1k AZ
from White Star Dock, Pavoais Ferrv Jersey CttE
Southampton and Bremen the steamship
Main. IL NJ Supplementary Mail closed the Post
OGoe Al 1880 steamship s at from tue loot Of III rd-
Hoboken.
Pruar closed Mai this ine
Mails Havana and Mexico, steamship CITY OF Mexico close
Supplementary Mail closed al The PostOlce al S;sU
y. IN. Steamship sails at 3 D. from Per No N. r.
hllgOa Jsmaca Panama, Aypnwa Central Amer
Pshc the steamship enrJ Channcey,
II n. steamship .. from Per No. az. n. n.
Mails for Rev Wet the steamship City OF Sen Antonio. II
sa a 3 D. m, Pier No. 20 T. Il
SUNDAY MARCH 10.
Malls close at II O'Clock The toSOhco IRON q
No., 10 II a. II
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ry,,,n AssEssMENrs IN JERSEY CITY.

The unpaid assessments in Jersey City are
.ad to he IN many esses very eIorbitaut and Illegal
Numerous cases having been taken into court and tue
assessments set aside. the propertyowners formed
league and secured the appointment OF co"'hi'o"
oanno tho assessments and adjust them according to
eoutv Tb, commission has thus far acted on twenty
FIVE assessments winch show that the contractors VINO
controlled the former City Of Bergen paid very mrs'
prices for work done. The work was paid for n ooh
and the liabilities OF Bergen we're assumed py 'erse'
City In 1870, when the act OF conso"oa''ou
went into effect. This forms part OF thc prcsc"'
hondoa deht n, Jersey CITY TIE commission having
the power 10 reduce these assessments mas eSamIns"
the work done and allowed fair price, whcn naee ,e
liability Of the property holders On IL strect ImPvas
nens, In which the aggregate aseessments were 49,
s3l 6s the mmssion has made reducton o, VII,
s36 81 or nearly one-thi which was found TO DC tue
amount overcharged The most glaring swndIe wss ~
the main In Section A." FORMER tity
of Bergen where the original assessment was s3ooS ~
aud the amount allowed fair price to be assessed
property benefited s3s2 o. leaving balance ior VIZ
city to pay OF sl2s, ,170 50.
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MILsON q. nrNT.
CUSTOM-HOUSE CASES.

ANOTHER LIST OF SUITS SETTLED IN THIS DISTRICT
SINCE SEPTEMBER LAST.
The twenty three CustOm-hOuse cases upon
the February calendar OF the United States Court pub
lished in THE yesterday, do not represent all
the suits which have been brought by the Government
against New-York merchants the date of the pub
lcation OF the moety suits by tie Secretary OF the
Treasury Further investigation, kindly aided by the
officials Of the United States District Attorneys Office
has developed the following table, showing various
judgments obtained by decree verdict. and default in
customs in favor Of the Government since Sep
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PORT OF NEw-YoRK. K....................M MARca 10
CLEARED.
Steamship City Montreal tBr MhOuse Liverpool &e John a
Steamship MORO Caste Havana w@ P Clyde Co
Steamship Abyssna Br Hane Liverpool via Queenstown O.
Ao Small GniySr sIIe IsPd,,o1 oIs.s.ss B.s.sSs
steamship Ellen S. Terry saya Yevbe c. Man,y rsrrs
steamship ysD,: P;y T,E Bo93 SIs, STs PnHs steamship c.
Steamship Steamship BeTnSi POaiet CITY Point Booth Co
ssF Ss5 Sss- 5 Sr
Bark Thos Brooks wsagh S. JagO De Goa, wsydeD Co
::: . T;ss Sssi. Is3s:sS Ss. y tss; ssS.s
@ Ptns Rice ss. n.rsadSe; IT
scSi II H, Par. EdSsS s,s,s St AssSsos wsrrse RAJ ~
sehr, Carrie HOlm,. Dennng, Washington Van Brunt Bro
scsI s, ha sGEa Srs ss sS%p Casan sy,r s "a
ss$i France. Safely Rowland, Sssi5sa. s%.S Co
s, ss Ss. Ss fssSs s..s Ts South ar9os s.ls. ss
... ARRIVED.
Steamship sps, S G,aTs EyerRSol PeA Is. md oasss-,
Steamship CIV Of b.lanO. rl E,en Liverpool Feb &C. ..S
HA %s ssn @ S. .a a..
se.ahp Crescent CITY, Curtis. H.'.ns March g. Win .4.> ed
s.s.n'aiP c1,nDso lockwood Charleston Marc, .A. .aa
Il, s.%:se aG ai s u o DSssda ssS S H
Bar n spe, Seagss9 is .. Win
via St Thoms. Pss rs. in ballast - ' AA''p - asS~
Bg oos lei fnHse EdsAds lslAn Glow. MsSsas IL dayS
Bns B. A Small t0f Provuceto~Dl. Buh Richmond Va a.y
With eoa. '-'N~-''
seA A. Paine Of PrOvincOEu Brown B.r.eo. IL d.y. va
s.sI Ipns, tcf c.,s H. t.saa. 20 day. .a n.hss.s,
sesr d. Jones Bsdeh fernsDdina With
scar, Navel Sres%sa sTsas a-'' WIN s.'s' d.
seAL Allie BaInAAn Bs1ssI, Peassool IS dAyA si lumber
-. SAILED. .. . I
stesmshps Ststs of Virginia Gsowt ftahs Hvsrpes
ss s sse 1s s S
S S,r 1 Snss nA0s TusS .sa sIsSSs s 'sf Psns
for c.rdea,s Louise Mallory c SsvsSnsS bsri.c ssr e
Chsresspi D. Hssard. for Ball crseh,s c. y - :"
WND-sssssk gale ". n. WI eoady. .... rt l. nlt.
The ship Coussntns fOl LOpdOn before reported the Lgh,I,
totb, hes bssa blown o. gTlC I'D j. n W6T Wy
DOMESTIC PORTS .,-.t.i.,.,.,,..T
Uosror March l0Anved stesnshp Panther PA.d~cA,.
Fosrrrss Mosxos March iO-P,asd IA ir iB.lums,, NJ.
fiom bfsnsn Rawa D. on Braol, MAaa Dseis
s, g co.u % ss O1s s. Nh Aa,a 40 % ss
pt May lashss for C.nenaA sailed brig Aasss W sss Iss
CaAnL.sroS March 1oArvsd uessssip Ms.A.,s.s b.. NV
York ssisa sasa James keany and Gns, or LiyerposL
IN. FOREIGN PORTS. ll. d Whom.
QrnHnrowN March l0-The lnnsn Line CT, Al r.,
s Ls,eh . hssTsfk pet 2S for Lvsrpoo arrived lers al
Loxpcs March lo.ed the u.issd States, us.r. Der.
Lsos. Arrived ss United States o. he ioS Hsss
cgdssdss. Adolf Prsauss Hobbs, sad Pearl
Y.s So 'fBa'd'y I'Aad ship ssi'sa CBrl ron u'ps.
~ 70 la a. bor u s..l Hsrsha xor s.. R.ss.s.. f.,
Feb l.. 2Ss long 80 so barb Ls Wright rsrl no. Bh.el
Der Iaiss &Ass SsSs ~ MA Psssi
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
BASE BALL.

The great international tour TO England of
the Boston Athletic Clubs in August next promises
TO he very successful one, and will doubtless create
great interest national among the English
ball players revive the fortunes Of the at home
Mr. A. G. spaudng OF the Bostons starts for home this
week and has arranged matches at Liverpool London,
Nottingham Sheffield. Manchester, and Lancashire.
The two American clubs will play matches together and
against mines now being organized BY Mr. spauldng.
Beside baseball matches they VIII also play cricket
with English PLAYERS. The Sd OF August next 10 bank
holiday in London. and already tho advent OF the
American ball players In England that day Is being
talked about the great sporting event OF the coming
season. Special arrangements are being made Tor the
accommodation OF Americans accompanying the pall'
players "a stand being set aside for them. The
national OF the United States are 10 be displayed
on the flagstaff aud the royal band is 70 greet the visitors
with the "Btar-Spanglcd Banner" IL VIII he gaia
occasion. The tourists will leave New-York about
the 10Th OF July and start for home about the 10th
OF August. Tue programme OF baseball anu erleket
matches arranged thus far are as follows
Aus. l. Boston ". Athletic, At Liverpool
g. Boston 10. Athletic, a. London Lords Grounds
Aus English Nine Boston at london, lords Gourds
Auq g. R1gsh Nine Athletic at Loncop. Lord. Grounds
Aur q, Exhibition game. at Crystal Palace.
Aug. T. Athletic Boston, at the Oval
Au Twenty-Five Gentenens Eleven at The Oval
Au 10 Nine vs. Cheteten Nine al Pnncsss Greer
Aug H. Boston VI Athletic At Princess A.
Ault ~, Exhibition zane At Liih. bridge Gronnss
l3, Exhibition game, at Lllhe bIHige GfouldA
AuE IA, Boston no. Athletic at Nottingham
Aag l6, Auencsns v. English, at honngtsn-
Aue II, Athletic vs Boston, at sbeneh .... .
AuN lS, American Bnghsh Of cricket at fhensd
Aui. 10. Boston Athletic. at Manchester. -
Twenty-Five Lancashire Eleven at Asueheser
Aug "a Tveatssy Lancashire keyeu at h.Oehe'er
AuI "a, Exhibition game, at Liverpool
Aug 70, Ansneaa = EAgish At LverpeeL ..
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
VIEWS OF MERCHANTS.
PHELPS, DODGE 4 co.

Inquiries made by TRIBUNE reporters yester-
day among prominent importers, broughi out the
strength and wide extent Of the feeling against the
manifold wrongs spd evils OF the prssest system Of
Managing Cusomhoass cases. Che hope entertained Of
ibe abolition extensive alteration for the better OF the
,sesent pisn spd tae general sentiment OF gratitude
aDS smirstlon sxprtssed toward TIE TRBusE for Its
earnest 10 break she power OF this great syrsnny,
sosssvsd ln isqity sDa brought forth In corruption
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11

81. ,.o, n. Inn Alexander Hssnerl District Atsos
ney Downing was represented BY W; :. dySus ~
Tho testimony Jacob =. Jackson Jones' w. ,n.ds
10 repeat his former testimony, and was also exammos
very thoroughly in relation to bis brothers III 80
and the Anonymous letter He said ne was nov ~
auainted with the writing OF the prisoner, ana Ape
nothing about the anonymous note tnsn t.,ad na
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
LUCIEN HAWLEY'S TRIAL.

A motion made on Saturday to release from
bail Lucicn Hawey jointly indicted with John j. san
born and Alfred Vanderwerken on charge Of con-
spracy to deraud the Government denied vester-
day by Judge Benedict Mr.. Haweys trial s set down
peienptorily for March 20, Judge Benedict
that will preside # the Circuit Judge be unable TO
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
THE coyeREGATIoNAL COUNCIL.

A Council of members of the Congregational
Church in the United States will be held in the Rev. Dr.
Bndin etous Ichurch March a. iwhen 1t is under
stood thai the questions Of disputed church discipline
which have sprung up between Plymouth Church and
the churches presided over by the Rev. Drs storrs and
udipgton will tbe fully discussed statement Of the
matters 10 be discussed has prepared by the Com
nittees of the Church the Pilgrims and the Clinton
ave. Church. Tho Council will consist OF iIs members
distributed as follows: ..--- .u-
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
PASSENGERS ARRLTED.

PROM LyERPOOL-IR ss0mshp Splia, March 10 a vafen
ho Vannhof h G. Styar. Sche enck T. H. Schoenn J. Lever.
A. seor NJ CLARK, A. IT, Horey Mrs A. Jordan Miss L. p Mr.
orl Mrs L. VIM d. OShe' A. Been. n Couter G. NJ Heep
J. A. Trunnell T. r. Armstrong A. H. T1omdke, L. L. Hill D.
Porter. K. H. Burt.
FROM LIyERroon steamship Cig Of baltimore March 10 =
G. a. Lamson Eairlsin, Mcclellan \. r. BadSs hos.
Cof rdshav wiic aud daughter w. Moray Mrs Heath
Jo5u Allison Gunzert, Miss G. Gubb r. Mills
johnson Mr. Hams G. McsTaitb, Ms H. Heath
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
THE SOUTH OYSTER BAY MURDER.

The examination in the case of Thomas w.
Jones, of South Oyster Bay, l. L. arrested on Monday
on suspicion Of being the murderer of his habrother
Samuel J. jones' Vas begun yesterday morning ssfore
Justice bnsaeKeF, at Jamaica. The Court room WA
oenso{ crowded. The Drisoner occupied seat bes,de
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
sstsnt Secretary" Tho Solicitor, f. c. Banne'd ai'eI
~ days delberation, returned tho remarkable decision
that sanborn was entitled to thomoney, as Hawley had
done all the work The following Is this extraordinary
DppApTMFEr oP JUSTICE.
OFPICF OF THE SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY,
- WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Jan. -, 1914

Z
OrPlcF OF THE SOLICITOR OF THE TRBAsURr,( I
WASHINGTON, II. c.. Jan. %, 1874 }
sfR. Tho railroad comp named in tho papers He
embraced in the Iis by the contract made by
the Secretary OF Treasury with Mr. Sann0rn; tn.
M Ha sppesrs 70 "ags na qee ent the ~ ognouT s cvcd
was paid presentation or he ctdtpp w Ar HaNv
Under the circumstances see no reason 20 9d
amount according TO the provisions OF Ills contract
anl, very respectfully, .-,-.,.- II, 49,. r.o..,rr
Hon VIM A. Richardson, Secretary OF .Ihe Ireasuary'
On jan &c. tho sum OF 1882 62iwas paid into the
Treasury and q similar amount to John ID. sanoorn
Mr. Odes letter OF JAN asking Tor receipt OF the
money was not answered until Jan. 10.
In Wow facts, shown by tho report OF the
Secretary the Treasury TRIBUNE reporter caed on
Mr. ode yesterday, and IN reply to his inquiries tha'
gentleman said:
say positively first OF all that the delay In settling
with ihe Goyernuen from dispute conscquehI
up0n discrenauces in decisions by successive Commits
sioners Of Internal Revenue Until the TAX iaW resye
to railroad companies Terminated, this doubt was NOT
removed Al that time, by negotiation with the Asses,
sor OF the XxXIId sict OF NewYork We settled all
unpaid taxes according TO what they and we recognize
as law The money was paid directly % me Secretary o.
ihe Treasury by me, the Treasurer Of the company ln
cheek Endorsed on Mr. Richardson and acknQwieagsa
i'm his letter OF Jan 10. sent the check on Jan ana
on the 18th, not receiving any reply, teegrapDeu Ior
an answer but kept waiting nine DAYS before
receiy ed tue acknowledgements lr Sda6orh ~ds heeer
knOwn TO us in the transaction, either personaly os
representative or otherwise, and Toe are grodN sur.
paid by va TO the government, ana ,w,n wnlt S Mar
honestly due to the Government. thlnk otD.
had anything to do with hun, no more thar
| have with the King OF the Ashantees, anu
tnas tvell own 10 ne here that we had moi
paid the taxes, and tney also knew the reason wRy
hope TIE TRIBUNE will find out many other things, anC
| anyhow let t endeavor to stop such ouirages ano
swindes Lastly let me YOU that had no tded
tdt ann pots0n Of that pail 10 e Secrefrv o
e Treasury Wo'd 90 TO OAer persons than 10 the Gov
AZ
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
utNTATURR ArMANAC

Sun 6;18 sets 6O3 Noon nses 1888
sandy Hook Oj8 1872 Hell Gate Ferry. 3:2l
D. wAfRR rBis DAY-P
Sandy Uook l26 Islud... GJ9 Hell Gate Ferry. 34S
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11

Total. S'''"'o 90
Mono OF the above Judgments have been "satisied'
that is the money has not been paid INTO the registry
Of the Court and the Judgment Record does not yet
show the entry Of any OF the Judgments obtained In
favor Of the IN customs cases during the
torrn OF the court which closed Feb a. 1874 Those
Judgments as published yesterday, amount to $1,000
which added to the s3s579 ss above swes the amount
Of judgments siuoe Sept /, 1873, to t59,s37 IS.
The Judgment Record also shows that, since the same
date customs cases have been compromised NJ foliows
Nam. .. .f Amount accepted
Augustus c. Downing g...............-.-.EOW ...
M ID. J. McAullf f-.............-.....,..-... f's I
.' Total l............................. .soo,7H
None Of the parties TO these compromised cases nave
yet paid money into court. but the s507si involved
in them. added TO the t599S7 50 above sbOwn shows
that the entire transaction OF the Government IN GUS
in this cityi sioee Sept I, 1873 amounts to
slIO.73i ss. .....I l...... .. lid ..i i.I.| .r.
MISTAKE IN THE RECORD. . g..
In tho list in Tuesdays TRIBUNE II stated that the
suit against William Chrsneld had been compromised
for $4,000 TIE wing letter from the firm denies the
accuracy OF the abatement '-t'h
TetAe EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR In paper OF 70 day ,nder the nst on cases
peRd ug the ". T. District CODri yOu that thc
case VI " u. g. agt Wan. Chrisneld was oomDromiseo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEAIER.-A slim audience APP
Woman's Wrong, which has been placed on
the stage four times this week. Tonight
Mrs Chanfrau will appear in new piece
entitled Jealousy. or the 0utcast Wife. The
entire strength of the stock company will ap-
pear in the cast. At the matinee tomorrow
A Woman's Wrong will be repeated, and at
night Jealousy will be the attraction.
At the matinee tomorrow Woman's Wrong.
Admission-adults. so cents; children, under
nine years. 25 cents.
0wENs.-Next Monday the great John E.
Owens will make his appearance at the thea
ter, supported by his own company. During
his engagement last season at the Greenlaw
Opera House he drew immense houses, and
deservedly became a popular favorite. On
Monday the bill is Victims and Scion Single;
Tuesday night. Everybody's Friend and Forty
Winks; Wednesday, Heir at-Law and Young
America. As J." Joshua Butterfly" the fond
and humble admirer of" Henry Fitzherbert,"
Mr.. Owens is inimitable, and in his famous
specially. "solon Shingle," he is superb.
The theater will be crowded every evening
next week, so those who desire attending, in
order to procure good seats, must apply at the
box Office Immediately.
FOOT LIGHTS.
Harry Moreland sold tickets in the box
Office at the theater yesterday afternoon.
Those who appeared as purchasers. on recog-
nizing the heavy villain" ef the stage,
merely asked the time of day and retreated,
Moreland sold only four tickets. and had TO
be replaced by the smiling Leifingwell, when
tickets went of LIKE hot cakes.
Handwerker and orchestra performed a
charming overture last night. During the
progress of the play the music INDUCED in is
that furnished by the Chanfrau company and
not by Handwerker.
The stock company leave for jackson, Ten
nessee. tomorrow evening, where they will
remain a week. The Jacksonians will be
treated to the Lady Of Lyons, Money and
other good pieces.
Every person wants to see Owens as " Scion
Single" and " DR.. Pangloss."
Conversatiopalists make it quite agreeable
at the theater for those who have a foolish de-
sire to hear what is going on on the stage.