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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-20
THE EAST.
EngIand's Reasons for Refusal.


COLOGNE, May 19.-The news from
London published here gives us the rea-
sons for EngIand's refusal to adhere to
the memorandum Of the Berlin confer
ence, which are that tue proposals re-
quire from the Porte what is unTeasOna-
bic, and that England wishes to remain
unfettered in whatever course future
events may take. 1t is added that Eng
land, however, will not advise the sui
tan to reject the proposals.
Another Massacre.
LONDON, May ia special from
Paris to the Daily Telegraph says that
q report has been received there that
the Mussulman inhabitants Of PiedOr in
Bosnia, under pretext that a number
Of christians were about to quit the
town, attacked the christian quarters
and massscred one hundred persons, in
Guiding women ond children. Turkish
troops sfterWsrd occupied the placs and
made numerous arrests. The TiDles's 8
Paris dispatch says that it is expected
the widows Of the murdered cOnsUls will
each receive two hundred thousand dol
lars indemnity.
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PEREMPTORY PUBLIC SALE
Vance Street Residence and Building
Lets.
Tnursday, Iay 95tn, at IL O'Clock.

THROUGH my agents, Trezevant q Co,
i will sell, to the highest bidder, at public
sale, on
Thursday, May 25th, at II O'Clock,
on the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, the property now swned by me, stu
ated on the north side of Vance street, east OF
DeSOtO. The house Is No. 22f Vance street, and
is q oue-stOry frame, having or 10 rooms.
The lot TO be sold with the house is SO feet
front By depth Of $50 feet, has nice front
yard, handsome shade and fruit trees, rose
bushes and grapeVines, with a side carriage
way leading to the rear; good cistern, stable,
etc. a more particular desert ptiOn Is deemed
unnecessary, as purchasers are invited 70 eX-
anime TIE premises which will be shown by
the persons now in charge. The adjoining 100
feet OF beautiful level ground will be divided
and sold n two lots OF 50 feet each. Terms Of
Ssle-Hslf cash, balance and Il months,
with INTEREST," secured by deed IN trust-the
purchaser 70 pay ths taxes of 1876. A deposit
of ten Per cent. on the bid Will be required at
the time of sale. Proposals for the purchase
OF the property private terms will be re-
ceived until day of sa e. place the property
on the market to be sold, and there viii be no
backO9t on my part, If there are any bids
that mean business. WILLIAM cox
TREZEvANT x Co., Agents. mylS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-20
The snaniards on Edncatron

LONDON, May ia Madrid dis
patch to the Times Gays that congress
has passed an article Of the constitution
on elementary education. The article
is of = distinctly retrogressive character,
and under il education will be neither
free nor compulsory.
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CHAN NcERY SALE
R . a ! ESTateS

No. S2j9, N. R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-H. SChsfer ct al, for
use, etc, vs.. Il. b stephens ct al.
DN virtue OF an interlOcuUOTy decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the nth
day OF May, 1875, Will sell, at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk
and Masters Office, Courthouse Building, Main
IL larr mn
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CLOSING RATES

Fes,eTdzy = coi'oa ana god: NeU
York, c0,t5H, l25ci Memphis, lI3c.
Nct0 York, g.td closed ct 1925; Mem
plls, ILL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-20

DICSIC OF the Second Presbyterian Sundsy
Miss and Tenn. X. r., TODAY Saturday,
May Goth. All meet at depot Cnstead OF
church }, at N. send supplies 10 the church
before am. my20
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Another Massacre.
Attention. Eneampment Guards

u DE6ULAR meeting OF Encamp- ,sz.ss,.-
II ment Guards, No. l, 1. y. .. F., S5<esssss1sss
will be held in Trustees Room, =sstsSslS=
odd Fellows Han, this (5ATUR- '488HFas'
DAY. evening, at 8 o'clock.
By order z. BINGHAM, Captain.
THOs. b. BIHGH AN, Secretary.
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OLIVBR. FINNIB & GO.
CORD.WOOD.

EOn CORDS BEST QUALITY STOVE
sJ{j2J wood 50 81 to g per cord, delivered.
INQUIRE at 1ev-e, foot OF Union street, or on
JOS. ROGERS, Commission Merchant,
ar2a No. HOwsrd's Row,
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THROUGH my agents, Trezevant & Co.,
i will sell, TO the highest bidder, at public
Sple, on
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
CIVIL NOIES.

In the diTorce suit OF Nathan L. Rice against
Anna D. R'ce Judge Donohuo, in supreme Court
Chambers Las confirmed e report Of referee award
r the defendant - pCr week a'nCny, AMI lcT counsel
Zee of 175. The rcferC. places ms d"'siyn on t'
Rrounl thai te evidence Gganst tBe vile ROT beng con
elusive. she Is entitled 70 si"h siptOr S7 VIZ sn'o "
% fairy present her sido Of the case - the cOnrt
Cross srits have been brought between Har-
et f. Terry aud her husband, Arthur Terry she cars
ing him With cruelty and no charglg her with adultery
In bi. sut abe sets up in vaI Ions charges ot
Mexico, ana ,f:oTwsid cOnspired TO obtain GhitncS
against her IN tins state. ThccaSe came np before iEe
Doao nc. In supreme yDur 'n|OSls' 20 ~ ,ot,,
ralts ol flu answer Judge DOh)hu' comes Ihu IhVt"
thinking IL best that both suits ho set'ief n one u.Si
The troubles Of the BleeCkci Street Railroad
C,I,p,ny nos in tho band OF receive. were before
Judge Dcnohue In Supreme Court, q mDer@, yester'a9
q, tyo sbapes An application was made by the United
Flies Dst.ic'A Orncy SIS tLo Fctc! ti Oi tC No'
Iany ~ the United States cpUtts cr arrears Vi
ite net income. THIS was pat over 10 a"' ir 2
% how thal there Ho net income y ilo'i' "aS
fnd, also fyf leave cute ease OI tH tOa 20 lhe
',rruty-tpirf street RAN. Jad Compan MI. Ransom
3, ing time bahalf Of iciDo atocAloiurii ~ "n ~
brought suIt - prepare pa ers ~ o'Ios"on' 'Ho "V
ton was - Il over until N uIlf'
Catherine 7. Lcbouiyeau has begun 4 sIilt
,or limited divorce against her husband Webster Leboni
vca o the rs nA Cf cruel treatment, and her counsel
,fr Laird s2pl,ed 10 Judge Van Brunt Yesterday Tor
ir,,ry t.,rang the suit n her AFFIDAVIT the plaintiff
sfaf.s N was -ricd H. g. 1i as tnfOc cbIiivI uI
Apri Il last, without any jnsj tan'e. hrr h''pinI
hiIpot her. on suhsc uent Occl5l ns ne kH0oAeu loI
DOWN win lls a.. Ng.l ,Wpci upon I,F anu %" '''.iy
occasion h. ,hzcd her .i attsl ed - tl.t" h AZ VI
ii low 4hs answer denies ihC s5o:t OF me Whipping
ans, sets forth that tho plutn = addicted 10 uiA thu
e. ~ her husband, aud called hin foul names. DO
T. Ion l.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
DFCI5lONS-AUG. 2e,

S.prcms Govt ChImbcrs-By Judge Donolne.-
ia tho matter Of Matilda Su.."rHotoa granted Faon
ast. TyuaiL- approved. Bohn Agt fhiiiipaO.Ger
I.utsd 6rcups, SGT Willis-Crantec MrtuaI le Ins.
10 ~ Jackson-Order grant H. auCsr;hy sgt Cohn Mo.
On eraed Tn, CSCniy q lstto n She s2te OF
W ,c3n5in-irantrd. shaw y Wilcox co. set Naegh-je
B,5ck at Uobh,. - Granted Moore agt SchnotL-
Plaintiff cannot uane guar sisii for Us opponent
Mutual Life Ins. CO: aSt i'liX'r.-Grsi,tsL benLs
pispensafy Sgt Jarline anu Otlrr- - .,r''tl- ,of'
don AT Rrrst Granted. GrllTHs az Merci mt
Motion granted. without costs. ILIsl,s sgA taCiao;-
f;rapt-d. Tying sgt Fields.-Grantci; Denotancum
~ruu,,r ayt ,cd Burchs1 ACT RudienNcb,
Nos . g. and i.-Moi0ns cenei without cs,5i flrfo'
Tsp .Gui Inc Mayor agt CoraOl - h0lon honItd ilei'
snTapco o. sgt Do.I1sr lnd othCrs-irantad DooeAsh
All BrOou-MOuOn denied Hes at. Whtieyl deeire 10
see counsel Terry agS lerryto ,noeL' arneii ,a'n no
r.pau.n Deeey act. 10 Hsisms.-hyuyh ucli"L IL 40
a.. GamDicil-tiElDt1f LYn'n sSt Aiapl i'Eion
enied Morton agt Tine 10 iestie ssraph C9-liep'ed.
t4ce sgt II0e.-Hepo,t corHi'Hri. H5l.' ~ IL.
LaGs AIT Motion deied Ditin randuD bOstl AZ
NcN cNJ1ugL-.io..oa granted Unce-mL sgI Do "oH.-
By Jqs La,sr,ae> ast KentID 1ese cases, as
u ii nas been htl D-CrJ referee aui dtc'S'h tcte 1
hn lui ,ncnt rrsg b. enforced 0u the reeres rePf ~
taNr ct the e these cases were heard thS such
iria hld been hail Should rct have hear TIE ek Va,
ntt agt bat".i.-TInGings rcqu'sts 20 and sss he
- nj me- Mayor order does cDufOrn T. the
Con. pauy, 80. agt. R.)it.-Drder a. settled
igsgnor PItd.-Sp.oGl T1m-By Judge IN DriIlt.
walker ast Walker.-Rsport Of rrso 60 Confined
ITgylne Coart-ChoM5ers- JudCe oheridan-
Thuran ct a. at. Nitschsl l-Orir g.: jEJsEielt gaA &
IIcrmtru agt. tluor rs liedOrdcr denying niDt0a
erted Levy II a. agt Asr sdcg saosns order % @r'
real granted. Arnold r. M Hon;n2Es 90 Al Nv;
I'M. directions % p1yn Mt 81 MONEYS Leli
jIing agt. Harper Holmes Boo5h q Hayden az no
Lucus tart thanksgiving company No; sain9 agI
I.sI1-Oios signed. Keys sgt Miller ct aorief appoint
in. J. u. ullcrlUA IocclSei
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
THE RAILWAY STRIKE.
no TRAINS OVER TIE NEw-YoRK AND NEN JERSEY
EAIIwAY-sTATEMENT OF THE sEcRErhnY.

NO TRAINS OVER TIE NEW-YORK AND NGH JERSEY
EAILwAY--sTATEMENT OF THE SECRETARY.
The New-York and New Jersey Railroad
Compsny which IL attracting considerable attention on
account strike OF It's employees, uses tine depot OF
tho Erie Railway Company snd alno tha laters Track
~ Ear 70 the junctio, salt meadow. Thence 1t
runs in ortheTy direction, about zen miles west OF tpe
Hudson River far % SONY Point shor. Distance
above Uaverstraw tho w1ol length Of the nd being a.
miles, with 35 stations, Of when Hilsdale Manuel
Spring Valley, and Stouy FONT arr the principal ies
The road runs through beautiful and well set led alley
and ,s managers ssv, has been BcreaSrE its bsness
gradually from year 10 year. TRIBUSE rcpore called
a. the ofce o. TIE company yesterday and obei'd tho
folowir statement fom the Secretary In rcgar to the
strihe:
The ngs: Initiation we had that my hing Of
Ing The President t'en Informed r the strikers
that they. would no. work on = A'ntay un,aSs i,,Ss
paid As i then aitnr business bouif 'ni no n''
coull he obsined, nothing could he done that night.
The President Ives ~ i.sdal" a. I'e 'illhsfs h,Ee
innde their heaguartcrE Spri alc1, further mp tbe
read o. srda n, PIcsideat tee6faphed 10 them To
know What they ieh,nGei lheir answer was pf0p9 pp
-iuoa Tor |aylnsnt a; certain mcS and in fixed INSTALL
neuts. THIS agreed 10 by the President and mo
nen ST nited Their Nilinnc,s 10 work - usual on Mor-
day morning Eut when Monday noiLht cHne no irtlns rams
c1rc wiE ihS lrsd.rt then icrrsriPhea 20 h'Iw ,b
IN. .ney before Fe begin ." Woih eoG Up aun pay
along tno ins haa lcrn d. hlad by tue removal Of tIe
flycr1Gs 1h'e iy4E aions The Inc who We re oo!sea
tine, could ei.l.r ~ IN, Midland Northern E1'Way
rue oucrs OF ma roal nrs trying To perfect aiian:i-
Esnt- ,nirh viii run within diy OF Two. Al
n.-t All the ON tAc road hayo Ocrn pd I" VIC ~
" May aud 5oDc 10 Gate " nsir1s SerG DlI, , n
iay them i- whCU thcy srurk-a suicidal piece o
riarA, ih'r pFi, II puts II out Ct tic IV"'' u
vhic!i HerN given the rnplnys nave No nc l'''
Al NODES InaG due nave pa tla Up p"d lno 'A''P
,I.s o. ~ zee the IL a, , yayincns wci has breueN
p.,r,d L. te bet cr- aud as.ned IA ry thcu AT mo
nor-, Ardea 10 49, given 10 tne rmTh,c VIZ uI 80
Ice. rcul.I,d ufevous March and tbo legal ui'
rorpt y = pi a. the I'm advance ttut ihry mlKl,
l,t lo., suttsing Some rhe-0 wrr' dc IN May hld
J1i, .u. rJ.tc Nl come dI1 IN -eTtrmNrr. lT"tilIl
tDr ,owp.I, IS u.t uOrC tlaH iur,o muEiha D"innd
great u ,--"f tiuu"r .. 0"iuE 4" ih" lHt th1t
1 "a, d. thr discrimination Hio" n
u ori.r tia. who NOT needed tho money might
yet IL
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
CHIPPING. INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw.YoRK K.................AUG. q.
,rfEAuf.rs


,npr oF NFWYORK ...............AUG. -.
CiFARgu
.,..f, Hams Queenstown.
g. q, llahvH.yl rr Tones Tiyerpo via Oueensl0wn
Williams = j,on; coucb Rlehmona Git, Point and Nor
oik Oh bo9nnSn ~ .lsI - 1,eon Halifax - : and Sd
S'tYuts,"tP Y ne q Sra,,an
iohn, - = ., ~ ,,arry ilo.,,p " T. DiIuock
steam XIX rr " nayisrS PbilatelphiA ones Hand
StellhS,p 'nH ;, !1,,I.v l.hiIelb mn las Hand.
sa,pg. ~ Do,ne ir( Coruing ir H. Fun,h, Eye
a co. =, - N. .
BARK Adel Carlton Packard, Dupkirk, fralee fasohS
SAX Minerva Thomas Bremsn. W. Bortaux. .-,..
Bark Catpa Anthony Ne" beuiofu' MASS a noHo''S'
Excelsior Eddy jr Liverpool Sasr & iAyeIinoFe
BARK ALE Il MdIs"ei''' Pi' AAA'~"' '''''"' ''
l. NChts * -! -, ,or.,.,o, ,r.rso,IIos ons retens
Brig AraDoh lBT heancs' "i"O'''' 49, - - - '0'
Co. -. ,.s,,,. ,,,,,o a IT -,h.or
Biis Ienoi,S irN'Sy -, Va, s,.f - ~ Nrsner y 90
itris anr, Gr,trrlc I,sk BriasWlcE Ca. Kay.
bl Itl.a 1,o W tuDting Sorfoik VA 1saaC h. Staples.
schr reeo.a RAY! h'Snmoh3 - si az 1,t5s a SIro T '
eSnr m % Bndges brGici St Jonn B., JED Frye Co
Sshr Jaar, Noble, Port ~ spain, Jones q ipugl
Sci1 Sali, II BuIe, stamford, Stamford MaDulic
ri, rn,, ia
''''" ~ IRpIyrt,
, ,,.,,, ,cr, NN',' 49, ty,rnbprg Anr O. and
ste unshp Fitsia 'et.l s-oyel, iis,ioub to'' - -
HaVre i2t. with mse and pass 10 kuhhardt x 20 ,,s
Steamship De kuN tel tbele t4'A' HA'"0A' 3>"s' " "
nsSS AMI hAi; 70 Da Chester Pe-nandna Aug Is
BruuswIc- I1h. anG PoIt 10y AL D. e. iOta VIII use nv
pass. 10 c. HI MaiioiE y 90. ,,,, ,,,,,or ,ne IL
it4h,s1'p ~! ~ a, i, ''no,ns,b 90
'lt,,, - ,iun Bii,to in BALLAST 10
~ ,so@ RniI,t Ionion july IS with mdse.
,, D., -, snrS isleon Aren.l is tays 10 baiast
biis m ANN hiifsst ~ "s'' ''"' N-''' '
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
Tnn .iRMAN FEsTINhIG.

The German Nolk Fest, which began on
Monday, ere Continued yesterday and VIII last uhti
tb,s evening The Tlatdeu'schcs Fes't'ai at JoIea
Yooa was opened s. IN Largo procession through 'lo
Pa,i roprcsenting NortirGcrnan haryct ffau'a' ino
other exercises consisted Of Gthlote sports ush''opo
Walking tub race the East River, and IN tie evening
s3n he war OF 1913 OF tie explosion
Of the ma ,r-war Christian The EshJh ms evening
there viii be me usual display cf roworks and repre-
nta,ion 81 the great naval engagement b-, fe'n ho
Monitor aud the lfoYfirnac. At tho IIesAan iesNdl ~
U,,u on palA, E.Aty-nlrii!-Ht ana lhid''c w. ~
", re atblrii spors ~ ymnasta e. erc,sth ana
IN r. ,ycnirE there torchiEhi procession;
d,v tt.cre viii be between the HcsSant ho 'tu
ei,tscb "A narody uf The " FLYING Di.ChtDah lh'coI
ascension lnI mimic rcptcs)i liior' Ol u,r az
me castle on Wi.bcGI5iOhe.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
UPHOLSTERY GOODS sTo IN.

Officer Bow of The Fifth Precinct Ponce
passen as usual through Reade-st, from Churchs' 10
We broadway about $50 o'clock yestcrdhy Iornihs
The doors OF the store at Nos 6 and 80 Eeao- were
found fastened. As Tho officer disappeared arouhd 'c
corner three men emerged into the s'ree- rom the
shadow Of giboring store, and presently "aNoh
drew M Mt the door The unlocked the front door,
.seepded 10 the third foor occupied Dy FscA,r ker
haus dealers IN upholstery goods anu seizng quantity
~ porchaudise took It down st9r' al deposit d u N
the wagon In " iitirs second visit VAS hurileoly
uaJ 10 the ST 70 and more goods were obtained gu III
ther haste the glars dropped on the nrHt moo tWC
bundles OF lace yasd al $500, and one buhde o. reps
valued ~ sUO Five minutes after he men had driven
agav at a. m John Pay, IN" pVrer arrived anu louD'
thai the f-on door had been opened by false Keys anu
that e rt floor door bad forced by the lufyafs
Thcso ware ne'1C 10 pieces of IaTicas cgoreH cpa,
valued at 81 600 i3 'aces yaluec ~ S,Uo ]hc lhLeyes
escaped w.h % pruI ~, which has not boen yet re-
covered,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
slAEch1NG FOR sUNEEE TREASURE.

vor sorao time y st divers have been at work
upon the wreck ot ~, B.itth fgtte iins"r OH Po't
orrs pppc tc Hell Gate and nav" maze ~ ' progress
ia r,woyii , the deDr hat ~ believed To cover large
,,,.pt T.. Enei.h c,ir Tho diver iT charge, sidney
Cook reached rho magazine on Monday. ana onsh' to
4 surface large cake of supo"dcr and ihN ron b"nhs
tbat ors. ldl fogrth tie nS"l annant.'n' together
with several ,,dg~shsp"d -trs. eight of "hiof wAsn
Joined in cir.lr used for cuiiira the tgnf o. S
ary vessel III, diver -'por4 nat Eio y lex "f inc
fri,f,. run work, although "1S'osaily me ''!1tf
n, rta Of the uaIscics'Dn b. The Amrri' pFa1h,f7
,i.tI Id tt- gun dock wnsH .Lo .rFlte vent io"i,
..s f,urf 4 NV dNs 1go Mr. tooE D. !En' 10
ne -tr' a., \ block uf uat, part n the uiSd',s hrt
In an former attempts 20 recover tte t''uO 10 '-'''
mas sgc,teluj IN reaching the ke'l
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
THE COURTS.
TIE BROADWAY WIDENING LITIGATION.

TIjE BROADWAY WIDENING LlildAliOH'
As reported recently, the Commissioners VINO
made the fret report the Broadway widening were
sued by the city 20 prevent them from enforcing more
than hall the costs allowed them on the confirmation OF
the first report The Court Of Appe3is mas uec!ceu '
such an allowence Of costs cannot oe alehed III any
collateral manner, and undef this decsion the Guy
brongbt a suit claiming iat the $l6sOco charged Dy
tha Commissioners aud allowed by Judge Croozo' on%
half v,s unlawful and osked in the suit That the Coz"
mlssonegs e restrained from sung The city unless tbey
would accept .he portion conceded to he proper Ie
Commissioners agreed that the claims were JUS. uui
the law tnat the question OF their jostice had peeh
nassad or naIy by the uigo who confirmed ne wboie
nrst report and that tho Legislature, Nnlcn
he setting aside ~ the report, by excepting he
sioners costs from tre general c)rdemhiu0i; ha1 al
trinro them TIE came recently before J'tuSV
ohue in Supreme Court Chamber' on ioton y, Dy ino
city 10 restrain the commissioners fF0ln p!Ose utine
thcr claims until the suit coud b. regularly tired Judge
Oonohus ye serdqy denied the notion hcdinS tnat ~
actual fraud was got forth by the city that the q1S.on
OF the legality CT rBe charges conpavlei OF n'u oe
passed on by court and thai the exception ~ o ao'
authorizing new commission was iegisiatyo nJit
frmatlon Of the act of the court III hAig tne 0"iI
sionerS' COSls,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
TIE BAxTER stem oAN4L-B0ATS

70 ths Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Your editorial article headed " Gralh
TRANSPORTATION contains the following sentence: on
the canal the effect been terrib tha' the 'in"ns
steam Transportation company which was eHpceted "
revolutonize by carrying at rates lower 'han
u,,vs coulL Afford has been driven into b nRIuptcY
,oa,e sold 70 nay debts" Now the cause OF the
coupaDys failure was, that boat9 were bnt ana uoos
incurred fo tbem before the stock OF the company hao
been sold in sufficient quantity to pay TOT 'he" "o
hoa have not been running this year because creditors
would not allow them to run The boats were run iaH'
sea.on when reiyhts nearly es low as they nave
been his aud they netted profit wbe under 'he nun
aveaont Of tho receiver, bIr Kelly These boats nave
funlIed every thing expected required OF them 80 raf
as speed economy, and capacity were concerned INC
trouble and the only trouble has been the lack OF
"a ray Tor the boats when bu and placed IN tlo Ie
This l. srnnge but true, tact to print IN lean'1s
fourna OF this city, considering how linpOrtdht ~ s
foster any and every enterprise which Is uIdthsn % 80
TRANSFORMATION, and to retain TOY ths 'y YS
syonfed commercial supremaeys The citizens OF ho5to,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, would 9ei Iaye oo Ho"eu
Ike enterprise To fall ict Lhc Whhs Vi @i"''0' rxa
Gsw fGTk Ans ZZ 1870
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

with como other small things IN that pocket The purse
contained So 80 and some papers Important 70 me-
Mr. BurK says that he also had with him small port
,nanteau which he placed by the chair where no SET
As ts was not found on tie vessel fervard by any Oh
the hands, 1t must II Buks story is true, nave been car
r,d of by his assalans The clerk does not remember
to have se} any passengers Of the description given
pass on or off the boat do any o, The deck h1nis
No trace o. the persons Implicated has yet heer fJund
and trc detective arc ut work seeing new cews BurA
was lken lack 20 Central Police Ofee, ana super
intcudcnt Walling dismissed him Many cor alhts
laye been made previously TO tho police auto fitos ~
persons who have been robbed on board he 81 "p 10
Coptner tai and Elm City, plying between New-10k
Ind New- aven. The story OF BurE created ntle sur
prise, and is believed at Police Headquarters
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
.YoYYMoUs CHARGES AGAINST CHICAGO Off
GALS

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-ihe Committee on the
judiciary u the City Councii tn whom r"rcrrod
resolution oi tn Board OF Education asking the Council
to ye .igatG the charge, made irst some mcmb,rs
OF the board "a anonymous letters road In the Council
egorcf last night that The charges irfo finite
mat tho committee considered IL ssry 'utiio aud
nderh bic TO Investigate them. tn only fpeciG, charge
/, TAI Ring" exists ~ the Board ms allegation
cannot be- u wed dBprOycd hv lONOg In the hands
nTtL, C,upci It Il ~ any rate n II alter for tho
- try or Tor the pcrsonal reputation o tla members 10
lc1- The auOny ynuus charges referred To are those
made by Mr. IIalo,d and others, and which were tho
dr.ct rlsc OF tle Sdi anil anfOrd shooting tragedy.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

gain OF IS for tho present year Alterations o p'nu
i,S.Jaru.rv 1875, 81; 1885, So February, 1879, 40;
1875, SO; March, 1875, 81; 1876, 12o; APRIL 1872
1885, 1870, li5 May, 1875, III; 1870 i'''
uue 1875, I1s; 1876 "a July, 1873, o lsa9' "a To tE
t,l for seven months OF 1875, 6tl lZI S,
building line than IA usual al this season. Ihiso
flies show that, notwithstanding tho Sc eral s
ms wear IN the number of buildings ececte1 At Tas
stated at the depar, meht that lie st OF p-l5s u
Tred ycry little from that Of Last year, Athoneh me ts
mated cost would considerably less ~ oi 'no
reduction in the prices OF material ana cost vi 'oo
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE.

John Carroll is under arrest i'll detault Oh
IS 900 bail under charge OF robbery IN t.e au'.sAeu
district lie counsel William f. khtzlhS' aPphcu So9
,r,or q, Judye Donolue for tho reduction OF his bail
The motion was denied.
Anna Wilson, a child, committed as vegraht' she
hayiny been in company With Younger ehHd WHO was
,pee1le lude, DouOhue held that IN the absence %
proof that she the iisgator, she coulh h't 'o '
and discharged her. ,., iii,
Jsncs W Mexican. with several aliases, CHARGED VIII VIII
.e,i + A watch IA held " the District Attorney, VINO
h,ect no the small sum NJ whicj his bail was bGed he
~, brouIt e'orc Judge DODOEue on iiaDeas corpus, I'D
cnIneI The pIsrio Attorney 20 take 3i 900 ball Judge
Do,Onue reseryed his decision.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
SIEGFRIED.'
az Rhlne Ual.qh,ers. ..........-...... - beloIe

The only chorgls is IN the "GOttcr'ldnmerung."
II is sung ny 2S men and 10 women.
During these dress rehearsals Wagner sits with
the King. Heretofore OF course he has teen OH the
stage and no is said 20 have displayed astonishing
;ncenuity and rec III directing the dramatic aoticn
aud gestures "Ab,9 exclaimed one OF the artists
the other day If We could only 90 these things
like himp The expenses have gcatly exceeded the
estimate of the undertaking, and amount to rot
les than five hundred thousand thalsrs, though
most of the artis,o perform without pay. There IS
deficiency of nearly two hundred thousand, II large
mart OF which will probably be made up by receipts
frorn the third series of performances, for which
there are many places YET ansoid. But "hatener
the pecuniary results, there is no doubt that the
nerformapce of "he Ring Of tho Nibungs' is Cne OF
the most stupendous triunphs Of the age.
Atarehearsal last week the orchestra played our
Centennial March before getting to work on the
trilogy am told that it has also been piaJea mere
By the military band in the Palace Park.
J. X. g. III.