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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10

LATEST DISPATCHES RECEIVED BY THEM-rHEiR
COMMENTS ON THE CALAMITY TIE SCHILLER DE-
CLARED TO BE ONLY A LITTLE OFT OF HER
COURSE.
Several dispatches received en- Saturday by
the agents of the Eagle Line in this city concerning
the loss OF the Schiller but they in the main
tanned the substance of the news received by the
Associated Press. The following was received yes
terday at the Office of the company:
To the German consul AZ Men Tort:
The Schiller il total wreck and is Wing un"n some
rocks about half mile 0f Bishop Rock Light I0nse
JUens aud VIE Jan Rink, sas Heyter G. Frdhn Joseph
I0gen0re. Carl Kuhn Nsrcu1 P0witleT r. schelenhere
Henry percy The cre saved She first. second and
fourth officers and 20 The treasure may possibly
~ BAMFlELn, Consul at sciry.
The following dispatch cOnobOrating the above
was also received from the COmpanys agent at
Plymouth:
Following complete list Of the saved: Leo Weste,
Henry stern. John JOen Mrs. JOcns Jan Rink, Silas
Ilexter Charles Frahm Carl Kuhn, Marcu. Powtzer, L.
Percy, Richard Williams. Joseph Legrnore.
The agents are unable 10 tell who is meant by
Joseph LegenOre, as no such name appears upon
their list Of cabin steerage passengers. They are
of the opinion that this man registered on the Com
panys books under some other nauIe. MessIs. Punch
d Edye the freight agents of the Eagle ne, for the
information of the relatives in Germany of the pas
sengers by the il-ldtcu NtSttIui9
teegraphed the names and residences of all the pas
sengcrs to the chief commercial newspaper in Ham
burg.
In speaking of the disaster yesterday the agents
said that it was a mistake to suppose that The cap
tain Of the Schiller was very far out of his course
when the vessel struck. DE was about entering the
English channel when the fog set in, and his direct
course would take him within five miles of the Sicily
Islands 1t was usual for the steamers of the Eagle
line TO pass the islands so that they could be
seen and reported as being bound in out, as the
case might be- The captain evidently thought that
be had passed to the southwark Of Poi Bank, the
island furthcst south of the group-whcn ho had
gone to the northward Of il and through the narrow
channel separating il from the lighthouse and fog
bell and Retarrier Ledge. What seemed strange TO
the agent was that the captain should not have
heard the fog-be which the vessel must have passed
only few yards away.
The nearness Of the Schiller to tie bell is indicated
by the manner in which tia vessel went upon
the ledge Lroadside on. Only the bowling Of
tremendous storm could have rendered the officers
deaf to the foc-horn, which is usually heard for
miles away above al the noise Of tempest and
breakers. The vessel, too, seems TO have struck at
fun speed for she filed and sank almost immedi-
atelv The islands abound in lighthouses and
bcacors the agents remark, but they might not be
seen in fog. The agents declare that there is some
thing incomprehensbe about the disaster At present,
which may vet be explained. They hope to receive
an official statement from the first oGiccr to-day, OF
tomorrow at the latest.
, 1875-05-23

- It is tho jury and not the Judge whose
folly crowns a suit for breach Of promise
with heavy damages for the plaintiff in En-
gland, a. illustrated in the recent case Of Miss
NIGHTINGALE against Capt PERar Of the
Royal Navy. They met II 1870, we're not
introduced, aud did not speak. NIB N1aH7-
rxaA1r, however, was immodest enough to
writs to the Captain and an atfect1onata cor
raspondence Was worked up, eliminating in
= matrimonial engagement between two per-
Sons who had met but once, but never ex-
changed words, In April, 1873, owing to
sane money misunderstanding the engage
ment was broken, aud the gal1nnt Captain,
married woman rich in natural graces, but
poor Is the traditional church. mouse. An
action WIS brougbt<by the N1aHuSaA1x, and
the jury allowed her s6oo,-equal to Capt
Pma1is pay for one year. Baron BRAH-
WILL before whom The czse was tried, pub
icly azserts that he would not hsva given tho
plaintiff = farthing, but no remedy EXISTS
This is a clear case Of law without justice.
, 1875-05-23


Our oitJ IL not lying dormant She IL alivs to
and tha question in being often and anxiousy
aaked By many n1 our citizens: "How Hhan
I decorAta my home? What viii add to
its intarm heautY7 How combins the prac~
tical with tho Rsshetio7'' It may be difdcult,
but it IL BY no means impossible. There are
business houses in this city thst make art /
study, aud sncceed in producing beautiful effects
e7en to tho surprise Of thoaa Hho have travelled
exteu1tvA1y over Europe. Designs are resurreor-
I'd OF rare beauty and At cost far below that
which is expended erery year IN useless furni-
t1rs and ugly oznamant.tion. he forget
that our homea hays valla md caiInzs
aud IeAre them IN cold, barren condition. The
past developed arttsta who did not hesltato to
spend tbs best part ct their lives In decorating
thess wallis sud ceilings. We spend thousands Of
dollars on aomn ot tho predictions Of cur land
soaps painters, and Ia adorn1nz tho exterior OF
our homes, whom our dwellings, internally ars
loft entiraly neglected., or va may engage
pro1niscuoua houss painters, and papar-hangezs
who do just Whist they please, with no idea Of
the fitness Of things and no knowledge Of tbs
harmony ct colosing or the correctness of tlesirn
Then when 10 take posseaaiou Of our homes
nothing Is Ia sympathy, &nd cur money Il wozss
than wasted.
How ase ws,,::so emerge from this: ehzoao
oondihonf Wo must employ Arttgt1 In
Wallpaper decorations, those who zsuar
to ou!a7ste: II that ::olass which i
quired BY tho truly esthetic. Deaigns Of r.rs
Beauty Nh now 70 h4 obtained hssa IL Chicago,
which ~ prtoted IN MI poa&bs shsdas md soa.
pfK.-f3oA nd b%anhfrk;. Ttu n4AaufhetnYKA IT
VAL t4paG saa itps@ Vhs AAAk4 IN uss &&R oft
, 1875-05-23

house, As costly furniture, rs dashing horses
and carriages, rs brilliant diamonds, and gen
orally a. expensive tastes and habits, as any
other American man or woman. We will not
discuse the national wisdom or national folly
Cd this; We merely state the fact IS it exists,
that We may deduce therefrom the conclu-
sion that, whether this wholesale travelling in
Europe and expenditure Of money abroad is
loss to the country OF not, it is destined to
60 on; and the waste Of substance, if such it
really be, will continue just as will 60 On the
assumed waste Of money for wine and spirits,
for cigars, for operas and theatres, for music
and medicine, foz preaching and printing,
and the other countless objects for which We
spend sums Of money, the magnitude Of
which would have startled our immediate an
AestprG
, 1875-05-23

study do not stop With the designs Of the artists
Of the present day. Wherever in the Old World
some mural decoration OF ra1e beauty
u to be found no pains are spared
to reproduce it in such perfection
Ia to surprise and satisfy tho most critical. Wo
cannot realize in this country 70 what extent
Wallpaper Is uaad abroad. In Germany and
Franco it has passed into ono Of tho fine arta-
A. tho late 7lenu. Exposition II. Balm, Z
Frenchman, exhibited % splendid collection
OF Wallpapers that he received gold medal,
snd Was also awarded tho Croas OF the Legion Of
Honor.
Our readers will b. glad to learn that there is
business-house in this city which spares no
money or time in producing the most artistic
effects, and at onehalf tho cost Of the originals.
Exact copies Of thu best English, German, and
French artists can there be found, and
they can make their own selection
ct color. By consultation, the colors
can be IN sympathy with the carpets
and draperies of room aud the most desirable
effects produced. By thus e1evat1pg tho standing
and mural decorations in Chicago, aud anording
new opportunities for making our homes beaut,o
fu', Mr. ]. ]. AcGrath, who ia oue Of our best
kuown and most respected business men, should
receive, as he richly deserves, the patzonag. Of
all those Who ars interested in tho p1ogresa OF
aEi.
, 1875-05-23

Among the moat attractive establishments Of
the city In that Of squier & Ely, French mi11in~
merry, No. 100 stata street. In the general dis
play Of hzts md flowers and fne French u1illi-
nery, tia sto1e il regarded as by far the most al
traotivo eTer opened in our city, and haa already
becofns tho centre and headquarters Of An im-
monso select patronage. The work-room Ia de-
signed " furnish Ill the new styles, squh to ths
fneat Parisian manufacture
w1AwALL anKESK
In tho very interesting department Of boots
and shoes Of the finer grades, the establishment
Of Messrs. Wiswall d Greene, 76 State land 131
Twenty second streat1 represents practically ths
centre Of trade, being the permanent head
quarters Of large ssloot custom, in addition to
N immense popular and tranaient patronage.
Tbs prop1ietora a. L. WiawAf1 ). E. Greene)
arc both young nnen. and have como to identify
themselves thus prominently with . le&ding de-
partment Of our rota1 traffic By thu judicious
policy Of dealing only In ths very best quality Of
goods IN their Eue.
4 SPECIAL INSTITUTION
of Stata street aud OF 1hs South Division, and
one that ia proving special accommodation to
hontekeepera throughout the atty, is' the very
central establiahment Of Messts. French d
Smith, Wholesale and retail deale1s IN stores
md raneeg and houae-f furnishing goods, Noa. 272
and 274 State street. The firm have rendered
tho community servics As ths Westarn a9ants
Of Ma2e>'s wroufht-iznn 1nrnaceB-, Thu new
portable range, 1.-THE standard" y = ns~ de-
ign, combining beauty of form with Immense
utility, adapted 70 Ill forms Of fuel. large wall
ventilated oven, sod : aurs, quick. and sven
haka1.
zuu AB11uH AID KETua6
for M wsak-ayed, eiofe-eyed sud blfnd-ayed
slemans Of the community, b with II. Polaohek,
tho optlcAu4 No. 70 Etata sarset. ths zoAto depos
cf tho Northwest for speceaclss. Adtussahie
sIAsaea. md II improvements Ia optiaal goodA
/ pRcrAx A11AAo17oK,
TIN ext1hhahment of kfa~ G. QShna-ssnf4-
lsseI .drsa&atAktnR, kpa t14tAustxdA oos3epeee.
lii1ta f1iitil1ta Eobd1 IL. f8 Ii II M: :fzt1&
, 1875-05-23

ct tbs male population be doctored in this nAu-
ner. and there will be no safety in tho domestic
circle for the man Who Is accustomed to frequent
tthe store " and 81 ths c]ob," and whom ths in
sidious oyster periodically attacks. When the
suspicious natron can detect the prcsence Of:
tax-paid liquors by the application Of = simple
test, it will becoms tho interest ot many able-
bodied men to deftaud the revenue. "Ctooked"
citizens, ve imagine, would be national evil
more widespread and dangerous than o1ooked
whisky in the xbstract.
, 1875-05-23
THE II ~C0MIy4 PHOTOGRAPHY

It HAS Arrived. ind IL Now On EE-
.htbirtou ut Brands Studloa4 586 Wa
bash Avcuuo.
In connection with the above Il may be well
to mention that they are furnishing the most
olaborately dniahed and expensive card photo
graphs for ss per dozen. They import ali their
fine Photographic goods direct from Paris them
solves md permit no picture to leave their at1-
dio that will not bsAr tbs atrlctsss criticism Of
conuQiaaepr,
, 1875-05-23

Tia original sod powerful mind of fhs An-
kxukss 1az3Hsl h44 srolvsd systeu of col1oot~
lng tas tAz on whisky - simple and perfecs thst
Almost anybody might hare Thought ot it. goEne-
bo1 certainly would have thought It. md saveA
10 strain On tho Milwaukee tntA}}oct tlnas and
esataaz had bean rroPit!ous. aud e1ts arssahoP-
pm had not devas.a+sd xids section 1t ths
Eests1n county. 1he pisa IN b iz&Eodoes
tkazaica2 preparation in al sar.paa spdFit<, or IN
Ahse vetds "a brand Ito vhhk3 itasif ins*shd II
b. rssesa which contains ht 4 pepAzetfou
hght b. dsv1sed. tAs 1uwo1A&s lnxsa1sscE thinks,
n2tuh could b dsseeasd bY souls tinp1a tsat,
H38s u fhs naA :ttn4s psesa:ylas Che
stta1sa t<aes xna qrahs1 et nat atqeuse.
~ ~ h hfiltx8k hi n bxa it4 d.
(a111i161liak e1as ii aS ataszzaa3 ks1aassaa4
, 1875-05-23

toe11e hsht doNn Ia tn hoslnss9, {1a an n,aAs
ANhuls ;nsIFhbofhusa at4Y11it ID sstaiaAa nd
, 1875-05-23

1t tia recent banquet OF the Bilk-Nanu-
faetuters' Association in New York, vias md
witty sentiments xere delivered in sorne Abund-
auce. Protection came in, OF course, for I
large ahare OF notice, and tho poor bonedciariee
at the oocastoo g1oaned and sighed in the usual
unotuona style- Those manufacturers never
fset 70 poor and forsa1en ~ whom they have
THAR legs beneath DEhoE1oob mahogany and
expensive wines in their glasses. Tho speeches
after this particular banquet were In the old
stestn With ono exception. Ths President Of the
dsy called for moro Independence among tha
silk mznuf&cturera He would have them apuIn
nalian products, not only in fact but In
nama- He especially objected to tho use
of foreign ternb and imperial ind royal
crowns On American IAbels. There u. IN kuth,
much ground for the objurgstion, ~ tbs Nav
York Nation vcry we'll points out: 'Ths village of
Flnrenes, In Massachusetts. recaiyed its nAms in
order that th eilk company might shars the
truth mors c1ose1y In announcing that tn sewing
ak xa& manufactured In Florence, the name of
The place being FOLLOWED by ths Abbrevi4.ion
hass- in almost undfstingui lattars, and
fhs label being printed tn Italian" Thus It ap-
pean that the peopls Of A1nsrieA h2rs not yet
edvsnoed far enough to accept Protection II N
undiagrised blessing. They ssa still deceived
and chasted tEios orer,-6rst b7 beinR conn.,
pelled to par double prices, snd nex* by having
4puuou4 article thrust upo0 tha1 Ut I21k
, 1875-05-23

When your Hrer il out OF order, uas Dr. Jayus,k
sanadve Pills, and you will bring back this orgau to
healthy condition, and get rid Of many distressing
symptoms.
, 1875-05-23

Whsn the aresage Canadian Emigration Agent
3srasenta tho aaainns Of hia adopted country in
tia old home. and trys ia exhibits itx numerous
advantages in tbs bese hght, hs nsver foREess 70
&4y that the tuo Briton who shall decide to eu1-
tgrA*s to oanAda vii oaay tho blaeaed British
dag along With him. One o< aanas eloquent
gentlemen 1asely addressed = farewell msetinE,
Eah On board ID szufgrant vesacl that vaa tuat
shout leaving Iivsrpool. In The vary midst ct
his ferytd invocation At ths national ssnblena,
nas of ths sturdy senigrants broke forth violent
II, aud exelAined: "Boshcr TIA RzftiAh Gag
Hts nsvse dons Fowl 1or no+ Iwmt to got
tom under t." Tho flow of eloquanos sudden
ty ceased. It IL certainly true that Ehere Il no
Stass nEnglsnd which has - itsls rsaaon to
hsss ths British flag ~ ttat which includes ths
ho,d ysoznanry- thar oountz1's prids now
almost thar oountry's viatima
, 1875-05-23

DR., SAMUEL TEBaEI.LE4-

Dr. eAXuEb 1RBdfLLEA
Dr.. HA4uxr TREau11z who died at P1y-
-,
s.1oo1a' Aak1A44u, a lew "osAe ago. "o8 eos o'
the hbfeat OF the EngIiAh Biblical c1itica and
-r,s cna ~ RI. ,orrn.rx ~ rav;oa-s ~ ~.
49, ~" ~"@'f~"! AosA@" ~A "+4s
&oShoE1zed Va=a1on OF the Now Testament ap-
pointed 4 few xenra sra nv Convocction Re
a.. -s.~r
"%a @4so onS oI toe eAf3 "ednoe3S ol aec'
r.ow known Is Plymouth Brethren. bat left II
some tins ago. and, ut the tlYna Of biz death
VIA = Christian unattached, though h alRaya
rntained his evaogehcn opinions.
5ERE1nAn .. nAxn1ox.
L dry OF two siuc> tbs telegraph brought ths
lntelIigence Of tho death of JxRx,uAn G. HAx-
uron In Now York. Who was probably tho
wealthiest colored man in the United statsa He
vas born in Porto Rico in 1911, and came to New
York In 182a and engaged in the coastinR COM
,.-;., l..,...z ~; ,,.n..,. ,.,,.,;,.. -. ~
-.e!s'~' D074A'eos '< 'o's0A' Ao 4'7"
York to Savannah, Charleston, And to Havana
o ~1N ,'>s - 49,, =.
bns1oexA ne hnauy invested h1s money IN Wall
street ventures in 1884 md 1t tho time Of hi3
a..+h -.. pi+h own a~r.,++nv, ~. ,,a..t w,n
o~Aa4 "8A4 VIZ Wv ~@sp" A.e o1o7s* " "@n
street Spectator In that city. Ths &eW York
Her1xd r.va If him.
u.--c.. .--ur.-,-
W. aA4aL1oN xas nos eu53 OF seuer % eona1ns-
.. s1ceP. 1o1 1e] tA.eo ud1nh "uo 1xuhsea 70 a1s
e0uno 70 an9ac4 tne1f ous!ness out specu-
ts tH.eo easl@ly oa as o"a ae19oo,; N ie4o ne -
, 1875-05-23

A0feQ ~ @F4u17 A@s4AAAN4Vs SVAAAA ~ OA4iAAo1t+s
Gxnxnoque, On&xr1o; Dr.. White, Budalo; Dr.. M4nn.
New York; & D. Hail, Cleveland: William D. Baldwin.
Warrington: L 3. Martin, 1nd1soapolis: v. T. Dite,
Yorf, y. 4. Jacobs, Philadelphia: Daniel Rose Mon~
trea; r. E. Hogan, U. q. +; George q; Baker,
Akron; J. ". Eutehinson, Cleveland: 9. .: Lead
10y d. s. L. T. G. hA1dsr>tone, Baltimore;
A. I. Hedden, Nsw Orleans; John 4.
HaxbEcf. Omaha: A. L. UAtu1, Boston; T. Martin,
Datroit: II. L. Garrison, st, Louis George Y. Dick
inson, Boston; James Mitchen, Rrooflyn.. Gro,s&
FdeIaa-W. H. Oovlek New Haven; Joseph Y. Rovo~
tras Sav York ; G. Q. Gant1ey, st. Louis; W-H Strong,
AartSord; 3. n. Draka, 6t. Paul; Jamaa =. Mahoney
1oek 1sland; 4. BIS Geo osail. 4. q Lozing. 7.
wszrn Fa1on Boston John 9. Nichols, sonth CARO-
hnz :: anath 1opek7 .. l. Morrison, Warrington;
s. 3. Gilbert, Aazzhal Daztny, Japan John IL Gid
den. Dostoo II. Connstoek, Budalo; G. l. Gu1p,
Dayton Z. r. Dr1ke, st paul; Thomas g. Nelson
Philadelphia GeorRs j. Goodwin, st. Louta JAunae
z. Kdodas, Cincinnati; Francis sdddy Now Yozt;
9eA. q. J. Wright, Cincinnati. .Sht-.aan Hotas-T.
VIII, Wll1sea Vipons; n h. Eelestout coaneo-
PIX, g. Lonis: c1arles Hanstsd. Pubs, Trsoos:
Jxs1ses =. Hsndretstu, Brooklyn: s, 9. boznn. gan
Psauaaae; v: b nsed, R5ttshusy; L. q. Watrs, g.
I<uta; O. G. 0oAnhnt Dekro11 5aha Gallup, Eoch-
sssu; q. .. B&tee, bostou; l. T. WARM, Nsx
Tarx; GsoEss Y. Mus&eon. GRIND RAptas -. ITxpo4t
Hsass r aasss'l oa,arto; J, Z IAade:,
1s;rsrs, oola.nbfa: Y =. Pe.an.s1. 81 Z1aa; !. I:
NAi&Asys Dasrott =, ". Eaaptnkht boston; Thc.Ms
Wi3htMsx, y. L. H41inon. pttsbu1f; u. q 015cS
Nsa Yerki j. T. Icoeet h.ssA&aatsta I. D. asAdss.
III t 81 9s 9ss Hi ssss t, s. s4 5ssa 81
, 1875-05-23

-THK TDEIIIY 8AVTNdB H1NK
and Bafa Depository. noted ali over the Wost for
its mammoth fire and burglar proof vaults md
metA safes, probably best e1em2lifes tho say-
ings syssera IN this region Of the country. In
this promoter Of weal:h deposits Of any amount
a1e received, and interest At per cent Is COM
puted semt-annual7 and added to tho principal,
to again draw interest for the depositor. Thus
the savings department Of this institution offers
every facility consistent with Hound business
to persons Of limited means to save
and 1t the ahups t1mo invest their money.
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lDl ED.

n6DbNlrT Thursday morning. DsceEaber is.
~ LIS .ate residence, corner sih aud
~.st. JOIN MCDIvITr, aged ~ years
fnnerai VIII take place on Saturday iao-ning at o
o'clcck Requiem mas At ST. Dcminics Church
FRIENDS ard acouaintaDces are Invited &C attend
eIh.Dek. 10 this city, THURSDAY evening, De
CENTER ioth AZ the residence of her la law den
Nm n,ers, L. 5 A, Mrs SARAH B., ": 10 : Of ths
late Chss: strsder. OF Louisville, Ky. TOllcin-
naiI, Louisville, fittsbUrg and New orleans papers
Toe rs will be taken to Louisville .or inter-
me1t.
sTRAUB. On December 10th, ISIS az - q 'sIeck
p. m, FRANCIS, eldest son Of Francis and the late
Joseph sirauo. IN re 47th year Of ms agr
HIS funeral viii take place from ms mpthsr'- rec
10 nee, $50 L. street, on Saturday morning, at D
ociock m .thence TO 81. Mary's church. where
high mass viii be offered for the rep Dee OF hi, soul
helstives aud friends are invited to attend May
ne rect IN peace. as
THOMPSON. On the 18th instant At hi. res,-
dence, 4O- 18th street northwest, of c0nSumptioa.
jas THOMPSON, tpIlntcr, y IL the Cath year OF ms
age. -
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited IN
attend the funeral from 81. Matthews church. COR
per Of 18th and streets noril est. AZ D IN Sal
urday, the 10Th instant. Republican and q p~n.
pr papers will please copy.
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YAIS EVENING.

X N. con CO., Auctoneers. $50 g street NV.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS, CONSIST,
AGENERAL ASSORTMEHTO OF CHILDREN'
CHAlBs, DOLL CARRIAGES, DOLL BA-
BiES, &c, WITH A 9ENrRAL LINE OF
eMALL TOYsOF ALL KINDS.
~e~c On THURSDAY EVENING, Decenber
ID 10th, Commencing at O'Clock .. m. and
EM continuing every sweating until all is sold,
ILL., We shall sell for Mr.. p. Foley, at his store
rotn, No. 500 7Ih street northwest, general as
sorfment ct Toys, of all descriptions. suitable for
the Christmas holidays. We would advise parties
u call early.
decl3 Luz & N. COX CO., Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
RY L. JrsHEET.

ING Lot ON THE EAST SIDEO sp sTR EET
BEfMEkN AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
= ~ virtue OF deed Of trust, dated December
- kt, A. ID. 1874 duly recorded In Lfber No no.
folio 81 one OF the land records for the District
Di Ooampls and a. the request Of the party secured
the premises, on FkIDAr, December 1th, ISIS, al
9 O'Clock p n the following described real estate
Of lot numbered eleven in resery alton Numbered
eleven !Hp, aceoInng to the ground Plat plan Of
said city, fronting Is feet on ID street west by 4
Terms: One bird cash; balance In 8, Il and Is
months with interest ut 10 per cent. per anuum,
pay able semi noally, occurred by deed OF trust
on The rsoIery Sold or al cash At the option of the
purchaser st time Of sale All convey ancins Of pur-
chaser cost II terms Of sale not complied With
sell the property at the risk ssd Of the default
Ing purchaser after FIVE day 2 advertisement
BIZ AID 81. WAkNER,l $780,.
JOHN dITZ, Iru0eess
does .eo6ds
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EVENING STAR.
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EXTRAORDINARY TRAGEDY.-The 49,
Ing strsnge accent o. 4 tTagicsi ocrn~-eDr.
~ toulouse is pU ol.slIed by the Paris Setcls
O. December I: 20 men, Strangers n the
place, applied three osys back FOR perials.iaa
10 ascend 10 the top OF the tower OF the on
Sorceiiers church, formerly used as Store.
mouse FOR fodder, and which was partly
nurnec IN ISL. Leave was granted but
soortly afterwards the two men were seen 10
iean over the parapet locked IN each other's
SUNS, ana then fan 10 the srourd. one. vh a
appeared 10 be the principal and wore a de,>-
ofatlon IN his bu,tOnhole, was IA ken mn dead .
tbe ctner was only stunned. and on beinx
carried 10 The hospital made this extraorfI-
nary statement The deceased he SAD VA.
an engineer, and had formed with him n
plan 10 rob the bank OF Toulouse by me- ana ~
asubterranean passage leading 20 the ceIiar~
OF that establishment, and which had heen I'm
coarse OF construction for several months
previously. The work was terminatedS and
the plan was 10 be carried out an hour iater-
His ssccomplice then Induced him 20 go 10 the
Top OF the tower on some pretext. aud then
suddenly seized him by the waist aud en-
deayoret 20 throw him from the top, ia order
no doucf, TO obtain the whole booty
struggle took place between them, in the
course OF which they 10th fell over a. de-
scribed. The cellars os the bank were visit
ell, and the paSsage was found almost termi-
mated; another hours work aud ~ would
have opened Tito the foor OF the ST rong
room."