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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-14
De- 6sito de vinos
sggidnH de toIa, ProGelgntiss Nadolahs.
Crfsto Q. piso principal d<recha.

Crfsto 0, piso prfncipal dkrecha.
DE MESA
+. Tiatos blancos en- damesanas de p y3 galones
lesds 80 SO q a, so una, segun close procedenea.
Manzonilla legitimo $l2 ca1a.
! DE POSTRE.
Rancios blancos amontlados en- caias de una do
Jena botellas medias caas de ]. medias boteas.
Precios de 10 pesos las caas c.mpletss, de so
4 Z las medias. 49, 6-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-14
ANO 36.

Pubicase peodco los dorngc microbes vnes Guam.
exgen las cunstancias rpartense acances
grdts los suscrptores A &s 4@fg8 -Ag es sh gaf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-14
Sc a'lquila.
En- la calle de San Sc
DE soBR1No.. DE LARRocA COM

bastan ntmero %, Sc venle maquina de costura
d dvble pespunts, huen estado, prec;o m6dico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE.

BALTIMORE, May 26.-BishOp James presided
In the Conference to-day. AMI the entire session was
taken up debate the majority and minority reports
OF the Committee nerancy, the point under discus
sion being the election Of Presiding Elders by Confer
ences the minority report providing that Presiding
Elders shall be appointed b. tie Bishops on the nomna-
Of majority of tho Annual Conference by ballot
without debate; provided. however that in Gaze the
Bishops shall deem that the interests Of the Church de-
muud that any person nominated be otherwise en-
ploycd they shall communicate their judgment TO the
Conference which shall then proceed 10 make other nom
nations W. % required number is obtained" The ma
iJy report leaves the matter as at present under Para
graph 100 Of the Discipline, D.: Presiding Elders arc
to hr chosen by the Bshofs" Dr. Crawford, Chairman
81 the Committee. Dr. Buckley Of NeUlOrk and X. n.
DAVIS OF Illinois opposed the minority report, ana Dr.
Cumming Of S~w-TlEaud. H. H. Moore Of Ere, DR.. ID.
Curry of NcW-Nork. h. Riddle ~ Central Peunsyva-
MA and o. W. UUsbcy ~ sou bern Illinois favored ITS
adoption. Further debate tine subject postponed
until to morrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
CENTENNIAL TOPICS.

There is unqucstionably q very strong feeling
In Philadelphia, and, indeed throughout tho country
against opening the Centennial Exposition ON sunday
Tho meetings In Philadelphia on Wednesday night Oi
those opposed 10 such Opening-One In Musical fuhu
Half one IN the First Presbyterian Church. ana ono UNI
pIOysed on account OF the crowd In Locustswtie All
very large and decided In opinion. OF tie lay many
leading citizens participated with Of the most dis
tngsed Of the clergy. The speeches were earnest ana
the resolutions uncompromisng. kilograms iayorihB
the purpose OF the meeting received from Bundo'
Gan Francisco, Pittsburgh and wilinm'port UhqueS-
tonsbly there Is an opposite feeling IN the cry put u
has hardly made any such vigorous dcmonstratlh'
1t is probably an exaggcration TO say Gas me fh'a
deipha Times does that the principal Ihoronshfie' VI
that city swarnng with army OF sneaks ana de'
peradocs. Tho names however OF several Z" audaciouS
outlaws" ut present utilizing the Centennial are gwen
satchel Jack" late Of Sing Sing under the aiiHs Oh
James Godfrey Frank Powell. alias HuichiDgs, allss
"The snoozer"; "FlyCOp Mealy." called; " MoSoo"
Bill" "waterspOut Climber" OF NewY0rk, With many
French and English pickpOckets
The goods recently landed here tho Skerryinore
from Melbourne have been taken TO Philadelphia IL
will be remembered that tho captain was suspected OF
scuttling the ship, and that when placed upon
tho dry dock In the Brooklyn NayyYard augel-holo
was found In the bottom. stopped with sperm candle
The goods found TO DO much damaged; but number
OF oil paintings are in tolerablc order.
Tuesday next viii be great day for tho Bankers u
being assigned for tho formal opening Of the bankers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
UNITED PRE-BYTERIAS9.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2G.-1he General As
scmbly OF the United Presbyterian Church of North
America reconycued to-day. The report OF the Commit
tee on the state of Religion read II stat's that
Prcsbytcy has been organized IN Colorado and 10 new
congregations ia various States and Territories
including ono among the Warm spfng Indians
OF Oregon IN the stbbJtbs,hOOs OF churches there IL
regular attendance OF nearly 10000 scholars; there
have nearly 5000 acccsOns Ia the church by pro-
csson ana least 800 adult bapi'sn-. Al the after
uOo session TIE Committee ou BIS aud ON'turrs SUD
mi, Two reports the question OF immortal from
the Ptcsbytcry oi Caledonia, relative 10 INSTRUMENTAL
music in churches, asking that von .. Article IL,
CLApt.r uf tue Directory Worship be rrOYtrtuItd
To the Pr.hy trraus. The majority report recommends
granting tie prayer ~ the mrmurali,ts while thc mi
monty opposes H. giving reasons therefor Inc SUBJECT
WIS IND oNer ior lIs,nasLon I'll MOnlay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDoY, May 27.-The journal Droits de
FHoHme IA, rcaprearrd.
LONDON, May 2G.-Owing to discussions
among the Nationalist Mr.. GOudng the Conservative
candidate. has been elected Member OF Parliament III
Cork, To succeed the late Mr. kunayne.
LONDON, May 27.-Count Won Arnin's coun-
sci have protested against the advertisement for his ap
prchcuson and ask that the Orccmeut Of his sentence
be- ppstp ned months account OF tho condition Of
tie Counts health
LONDON, May pa special dispatch from
Alexandria Egypt to The Daily Neic5 say, q rumor IS
current that another battle has been fought Ahyssnl,
and That the remnant oil the ADysauii army Sutceeued
la cutting its way through che Egyptian Zines.
PARIS, May 2G.-At meeting of delegates
from woIkmcn's societies 1t was decided not TO accept
the Governments subyentiou fer the expenses OF
visit 10 the Centennial Exhibition ut Philadelphia, sub
ect the condition that the Government shall select the
delegates,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
TELEGRAPHLC NOTES.

ST. LOUIS MAY ga telegram says the steam
ship leans has through the jetties drawing
II i.ct 3 iuonvs of water.
AIBANY, Nav 26.-The insurance act regulating
tor;elturuoi life policies does not contain tho 80 days
grace feature, a. has been stated.
NEw-ORIpANs May 26.-The steamship New
Orleans aNlng II feet O water went To sea TINS morning
VIA the Jst.y Channel CIawn by low boats.
CHICAGO, May 2G.-rEe Society of the Army OF
the WIN tenth annual reunion AT Phia
dep Jy o. .S16 instead OF June D, as heretofore pub
ilSnesL
Ntw-OmEANs, May 26.-A large meeting of clti-
interested m rice and sugar planting was hed AZ Tue
of the Chamber Of Commerce last nst IN opposition 10
Hawaiian treaty
BosToN. May 26.-The Medlicott Company, manu-
facturers Of undo Windsor Locks, Con have iae
with liabilities Of 0OO but with aSs1ls when VAL pioDa
bly, pay the indebtedness
Boston, May 2B.-One of the single wheel mills
belonging the works Of the American Powder COMPANY al
SUub Acl0n blown up about 10 o'clock last night ue
stIoying the suIorstTuctuic.
BosTON May 26.-A suit was begun to-day in the
United States District Court TO $1,000 alleged do
noency the NJ William H. Catnoy, formerly
Collector % Internal Revenue In this district.
SAN Francisco, May 26.-Chas. II. Bowan. f. T..
Smith ana Prank Higgins, employed In the Cornell Watch
Factory all recently om Chicago were drowned III tho Oay
wednesday evening by the capsizing OF sailDOaI
CHICAGO, May 26.-The Durham Lawn herd OF
sold auction yesterday AT Dehef Tar
eNyye head Sold aud total o over sioVOo rSi@ed
The average price for cows was 1856 and or Du soAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
OPINIONS OF NETWORK LIBERALS.

A number of prominent Liberal Republicans
met informal at the residence OF b. f. Manierre in this
city Thursday twenty counties In all parts OF the
State being represented by about forty persons The
port general that while adherng TO their organiz
ton, the disposition OF tho Liberal Republicans In the
State is to await the nominations that may be made at
Cincinnati and Ct Louis before deciding upon their flu
ture course. determination was strongly expressed
not ~ support Conkbg Morton IN the Of the
nomination OF either and not to support any nOpline
whose does not clearly signify the end or Grant
Ism. While Blaine Bristow, and Washburne were
named capable Of uniting the vote OF New-YOrk Lib
erals, similar opinion expressed In regard 10 some
Others prominent Republicans Of the State OF New York.
whose names had D"en mentioned in connection with the
Presidency The suggestion approved that as many
as can conveniently do should attend the Cincinnati
Convention and represent these opinions and enforce
upon tho Convention the importance Of making such
nominations will, by enabling the independent Of
vstS Of the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
p.SSENG EES 4RRIVED.

FROM BREMEN--Tn steamship Main, May 2O.--P. f.
Rupka Mrs. Adeno IoSsc VIM III, s,e, J. Lachmann Louis
Scliwafzchid Wife child and servant NJ kaphaesky and
wife ss,s issy and Srttio HutchIson DR. W. Roth Dr.
Eiie Dr. HeymanD Mrs Doris schmidt and daughter Joan
Ilalenbcck. Fritz Carseus ana Wls oscar Slr'iu FAN
SChwanha Miss NJ hchrnann. Mis-
Louise Schappcr Mrs w Klein Miss Henri"!a Klein
Mrs w. j. Irymann and two daughters MIS-. Elh herllg
Miss Thela Fergeib Hn', VIM. Sax, Nm fSe'I
Mis- Emma Ehrns'r, Miss SOPHIA born; PISS
+ Record and daughter, Mrs Eliz. Becker Louis Marion
Ns. Maria Ploe,r Miss SnSewen. Miss stern, Miss
EenacI Mr.. K.iuach H. nko, Miss Angusie Dcrkson'
Miss q ny An hacker Miss Rosa Aus
b1ckcr Miss Cersno lIlcnnAer, Pas lpsIy, Miss Eige
mn. =. tompai ssu Miss BarDd CompSnel'n, Carl Ntedrr
,n.y., ~ "a Mahide krr,tzcr Mss Maria kuntA ~ Davis
Mis- caroline Strohm. L. w. sicumer T. Lrtemeyrr Andrew
SrbclJ WlnSler 81 Jones, .. NrubIrger ACli1o fatm
90 y,nilv Mira BarrAgtUre and chd Miss T. Weber. Miss
~ Hall H. Hall j. ROsruta, IL. 1reskow, W. Kaln IL.
Re.,k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Thanks "rrom the Depths Of the Hearth


Dr. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo. n. Y.
bear medicnes-Golden Medical Discovery, DR..
Sages Caarrh Reedy-haye oYed OF the greatest service
Six months thought that co aid possibly
live long had complication OF diseases-scrofnll mani
Testing Itself in erupuons and great boehes on my mead tat
made that could not have my hair combed With
causing much suffering also causing swollen glands
onss enlarged enlarged thick neck ana large and nu
merOus bOi also suffered from terrible chronc caarrt
and fact diseased that life burden 10
tried many doctors with benefit finally procured
half dozen bottles of Golden Medical Discovery and
dozen Sacs Caarrh Remedy and commenced their USE
badly discouraged but afer taking four bottles
OF the Discovery began to improve and when Lad taken
the remaining cel In addition TO the OF Discovery
applied solution O iodine 20 the gOitre thick neck
advise in pamphlet wrapping and II entirely disappeared
invented thank God aud you nom the depths OF
my heart for the great good it has done Very gratefully
Mrs. i. CHATTER.
Most medicines which advertised blood purifiers and
liver medicines contain either mercury In some FORM pofas
stun and Od yaOusy comD ed All OF these agents have
tendency to break down the blood copusces and deb
and otherwise permanently inure the human STEM
and should Therefore be discarded Dr. Perces Golden Me
cal Discovery the other land being composed Of the uuid
extracts of native plants Oark and roots will In
duce injury its effects being strengthening ami curative oily
purifier a remedy thirty years ago, may well 81
place doing to the positive and valuable vegea
Bile Alternatives which later medical investigation and discovery
light In ScrOfua Kings EVIL White Swell
Ulcers spelas Sweled Neck 60 ire Scroulous In.
Nominations ndOlent Inflammation MerCural Affections Old
Sores Erupons OF the Skin, and Sore Eyes In all other
blood diseases Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery has
its remedial powers the most obstinate
anu inracabe Sold By all dealers IN medicines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
CLOSE OF THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Thc billiard tour
naineut WAS continued to-day. Tne first game was
between GARNER AMI Shaw the former winning by Il
scoro Of 800 200. The second game was between j.
Dion and Shaw the former winning by score OF 300 to
ia The first gamo this evening was between DAILY and
Garnlor and was by the latter by score OF 300 to
30. The anu last game was then called; Sexton
and Joseph Dion being the contestants Sexton won the
game by OF 300 To al AT the conclusion OF the
last sllin0 this evening Sexton issued challenge To play
any one the world for 900 Side the game 10 tahe
place in England Belgium America, or any whore except
in France contests will end in this city Tomorrow
night hut will be continued In NowlorB. where games
viii have be pa ed for the second third, and fourth
Dries,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For oihe, shin Nc'cs see FIN PdJe.l


steamship Main (Ger). RciCnmaln Bremen Nav IL VIA
S,thamt TON G1n, with Utsc. and pass 10 bechs a 90
Steausn Gulf Stream Holmes, Charleston MAY % Win
pd,e. and pass. ~ J. W. euatrd S ~. u - -, o, IL
SIM Crusader L)ptUn Br wa, ftfge Me'ou o. 'h
ballast Is anolOfel o. S1ndy Hook fOr ori0 s. ,, r.,
shin Johanna trrL fu uga, IcNti April . III DM's| ID
anch1red az SANDY Hook Tor Dnlera . 49,. l,,.
MI NJ nv I1wrrsou (ol =. b kceian queens
royn Anil IN ballast oird ~ Lower Lay 10 oioS
BARK AarIe (llusSl FursL tl,.eo mn" 49, :" N 49,
anUaoresl at .aniy Hook fJs o.r.s ,,,, go, oc t,,
Eatk y H. Nielsen Nor) hnudson WituIloiu APih 80 vi
t,i 4. an hoged at sandy HoOi or oder; -, -, -
n,rk ,;onani (forj. Pelic5 IAsDol NPn' ~ WIN "he'
cork, &c p, Ia, p,or,cn March o. I'm belfast
t.s,".,1r,d M sandy Hook Or Oritfa 80.
RarK Rcpabik (Ge-. Fortmaln. Bremen April TO- win
m@ss Norl Hanna ssycnger % days IN ballast
I, a,chOrrd OF sandy HOOK u prt% ,.. Co... n H..
% rsrt sarah ious oi SoiIoo. Douglas, Sagua Suas
nnre MANN Cohero ta Carsla, Ipswich % days Via
DelawTre Brrakwacr, Ia OtIast -. :, -. .,., -
Ti. Aoeiia ThuroH. Whitr. CbArien II days VIA me-
nrIS Eina (o pictou McK!uaon Antwerp 10 days with
empty barrels
United states steamship Alert for =; slip Saine for
RrstI barAs ILL aDotn for havana Anne lfOoi Tor
~ Ionn H. B sohIs ANNE BUR-. Tor kc!imo+d iAz@lo
Major for -, o. -
wINU-suiseL moderate. 81 GEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS.

The DEClSION OF 1hE BERllN NONfEhLNNL-i
PORTANT CONCESSIONS DEMANDED.
PARIS Friday, May rs, 1875.
The Journal DIES D6bats purports to give a
full summary the note OF the Berlin Conference The
preamble rectes that the powers moral right and
duty obtain the fulfllment OF the engagement which
the Sultan contracted In accepting the terms OF Count
Andrassy's note On its fulhnent depends the main
peace The Sultan has yet performed MOTH
ing, whereby Mussulman fanatcism is encouraged The
Salonca affair is due to the POrtes hesitation The men,
orandum that the powers have agreed upon tie
following points:
First: two months armstiee, during which it is
hoped that understanding the basis OF the Andrssy
second Tue Porte to restore the Christians houses
and churches, supply the owners with food Tor one year
and exempt them from taxation for three years from
TIird: such relief to be distributed by Commission
composed OF the representatives OF the two religions Of
Herzegovina, with a Christian presiding
from fortified towns. until the complete pacihcatlon
run: The Herzegovlnese not to lay down their arms
until the MOslems have laid down theirs and the re-
forms have been faithfully executed.
sTth The Conss or delegates or the powers 10 super
intend generally the execution Of the reforms and se
cally the return Of the refugees.
The note concludes that if the armistice expires with
ont the accomplishment OF the programme such efectua
will be taken by the powers as may appear
LONDON. Saturday, May 81, 1876.
The report that France has proposed general confer
ence on the Tu ksh question is discredited in well
informed circles I'm Paris
The Berlin dispatch Of The Times says the Herzegovin-
ian leaders held meeting the 23d inst, and having
been informed what the principal propositions OF the
Berlin Conference were determined to continue the war
until the independence Of Herzegovina aud Bosnia Is con-
coded.
REPORTED MASSACRE ~ BULGARIA.
telegram to The Daily Eers from Belgrade says there
has been fighting in Bulgaria The Turks have
banged several chiefs and priests Pasavick II is also
runOcd that there has been general massacre or the
Chris that ncghbOrhoUd, and the insurgents are
retiring ~ the mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

Brig Eas tnot bark Enos as before 9cbc At Sandy Hook
was towel up TO the city 26th NJ ,,nh,a rbfjs
The scnr Mary Craumer Homer io rna Nth the
going do An te karor day 26th) came In CO nlacs
scr western star Boston Capt CROKER oona IA III
mOnd Me The former hal her siarbOard sde SOW anu
latter lost her ibbOom and had her cutwaer str'o'
vessels returned repairs.
FOREIGN PORTS. x, a..
QUEENSTOWN May 26he white star Line ~ ss ~ M to-
day The Line steamship City OF CHESTER Le''''
sailed hence today for New YORK. -, r,..r.
from Philadelphia ,.,,. m, ne
New.YoTH.
HAVANA May 25-Arrived. steamship Colon, Griffin frym
Asinw all for Sew.YorK. sailed steamship City of Merida
REYNOLDS Vera Cruz for New-YOrk.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND. Me- May 26Arrtved schr Thomas Benedict
SAN FRaScIsco May 25-Arrived. ship Nmbus Leonard,
from New York.
BASGoE Me- May 26saled yesterday schr T. J. Traiton.
for Ncw-YOrk.
MOBILE May 2e.-cleared ship Lady PanerstOn tBrh
Mills Tor Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
A COURT TAKEN POSSESSION OF BY FoRc

COURT TAKEN POSSESSION OF BY FORCE
NEw-ORLEASs, May Pea lively contest is
progressing for the Judgeship Of thcsuperior District
Court. During Gov Kellogg's absence, Lieut-Gov An
tome commissioned Judge B. l. Lynch to 10 Judge OF
the Superior District Court vice Hawkins. deceased.
Gov. Kellogg yesterday commissioned Gen. Hugh j..
Campbell a. Judge OF the Superior Court.
This morning Judge Campbell took posses
Sion OF the courtroom. aided by Z squad OF
Metropolitan Police Judge Lynch arrived soon alter
ward, and called the Sheriff put him In possession
OF The Court which order the Sheriff Oeyrd by advice OF
DIS counsel Gov. MeEncry. written opinion OF AttOr
ney-Geners Field read. stating that the removal Of
Judge Lynch by the Governor would bo unconstitutional
As well as outrage upon public order The Sheriff
defed the ponce away and refused 10 recognize CamU
bell, who thereupon withdrew. Judge Lynch then
opened Court aud proceeded with business. Campbell
will sock his judgeShip through the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.
THE BAPTIST HOME MISSION.
ANNUAL MELTING AT BUFFALO READING OF THE
REPORT,

REPORT.
BUFFALO, n. Y, May 26.-This morning, the
fourth day of the meeting of the Baptist National So
ciees held 44th annual session OF the American
Baptist Home Mission Society. The annual report,
which was presented by Nathan Bishop, LID, Cor
responding Secretary Of the Board showed that the IN
dbedncs OF this organic ton at the close OF tho year
ending April !, 1874 Sl52s7 40; during the year
ending April l. 1875, 1t was reduced 10 SlO,3il 20,
which amount has been entirely paid during the fiscal
year just closed, AMI q fair balance is in the
hands OF the Treasurer The receipts OF the Society
daring the year ending April l. 1876 for missionary and
educational purposes. S17553i 49, being falling
or OF S5 900 from those OF the previous The prop
crty of the Society includes the Wayland Seminary OF
Washington, ID. g.; the Richmond Institute OF Richmond
Va: the Shaw University. Raleigh. y. c. Benedict lns
tutc, Columbia, s. c. Augusta Institute. Augusta, Ga;
Nashville Institute. Nashville Tenn. Leland Institute
NewOrrans. La. The permanent trust funds OF the So
ciety amount 10 SI3A22 50; the conditional trust funds
reach S60,10S 20. The Executive Board commissioned
2G7 missionaries during the past year. who organized 60
churches and preached 21.453 sermons.
A communication received from Sheldon 4 Co,
publishers NewYorS donating 5000 copies OF the Cen
tennlal edition Service 81 Song" for distribution
among needy baptist churches Of the South which
accepted, and vote OF thanks orderedto be sent tue
publLshers, after which nd iress made y the Rev
Dr. T. G. TAYLOR 81 Providence. X H. On tle condition OF
the Baptist Freedmen.
elected for the ensuing year President, the Hon. Eobt
o. Fuller Massachusetts,; VcoPrcsld"nis the Hon VIM
Stickney, District OF Columbia the Hon Jesse T. Bishop
Ohio; Tr'asurr Joseph b. Hoyt, esq, Connecticut !;
Auditors, VIM. Phelps esq. New-York: Joseph Brokaw
Ng%,i0rS; Corresponding Secretary, Nathan BISHOP
LID, New-York; Recording Secretary the Rev. d. u
J, ten, New-York; Members Of the Bead Of Mnnascr
irst-class. the Rcvs. David Moore. New-Yorf. J. r
Albert y. CapWell, esq NewYork & :. Constant, esq.,.
NewYork This evening general halleuiah service Of
praise Of all the Delegates and members in attendance
was held, which concluded the anniversary SERVICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FORTUNES OF GREAT PAINTING.

THE FORTUNES OF A GREAT PAINTING.
GAINsBoRoUGHs DUCHESS OF DEyoNsHIRE
PICTURE STOLEN THURSDAY NIGHT.
LONDON. Friday, Way %. 1876.
portrait of the '"Duchess of Devonshire," by
Gainsborough, recently purchased by Mr. Agnew, a
Bond-st picture dealer for 53,O25, was last night
cut from the frame and stolen.
reward Of So, 900 has been offered for the appre-
hension of the person who stole the portrait
Gainsboroughs celebrated portrait Of the Duchess Of
Devonsnre was exhibited in 1888 IL disappeared for
long time from public vew and successfully sold
for $3.50 1929 On the 9th inst 1t realized the great
sum of 10, 100 euineas or S53,025 gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
MUSIC.
DIR. Won BULOW.

1t is announced that DR.. Won BiilOw Will play
pomore in Amerca-at least this He has broken
down under the work Of concert tour he Is su
fering from nervous eIhauston and be will consequently
sail for Europe on Saturday the 81 OF June Whether
he has any idea OF second visit to this country we are
not nfonncd but it is TO be hoped that means Will be
found 70 bring him back before long to public which
has derived so much solid benefit well AS entertain
ment from his great performances lie leaves here a
multitude OF appreciave admirers and trust that he
carries away agreeable impressions Of the American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
A GREAT PAINTING DESTROYED.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 26.-A fire broke ont
about o'clock tonight in Melodeon Hall, where Du-
butes great painting OF The Prodgal Son was
hibion Beginning in the drapery that surrounded the
painting the fire quickly communicated TO that fine work
Of art which was totally destroyed. Mr. Derby,
owner OF the painting destroyed, estimates It's com
mercial value at 100000. II insured for $4,000
IL Cincinnati companies. The original cost VI the pic
ture is placed by MI Derby at about $4,000.