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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.

The BANKS, IS well as 1.-THE rest OF
creation" in the business line, We're as
uuI as Goals yesterday; little money
borrowing and little exchap,re making
as ssked for. Rates Of ., xehsuee mar
buying on New York, .eIIIpv At ! nra.
MUM; on New ode' .ns buying at dis.
count selling at ,,sr. The New York
1s,.t OF oaeu day, states: "The fol-
~ ~. ne rates OF exchange on
foNdsy. at the aforementioned cities
natl X >Avannah, premium; Cincin-
ssIii1 &c to 81 10 premium; Charleston,
n -g premium, buying, premium;
: CIV OheAns commercial, I; bank, 4;
Chicago, 75c premium, and St Louis,
75o to 90o premium" Gold quoted In
New York lIlE9lII4; here, l103 9II0i.
Tie New York Tribune, speaking Of the
silver bill which has just passed con-
gress, says: "By authorizing the issue
of this coinage without waiting for pre-
sentalion OF fractional currency at the |
treasury, the scarcity OF small change |
will be prevented. Those who |
have been hoasding fractional /
notes, in the expectation that |
tbs substitution would fail, and |
that a considerable premium would /
presently be paid for notes, and those
who have been boarding silver with in |
tent to bring about scarcity and high |
premium, as well as the spectators
who have been trying TO maintain an
srtihoial premium both on small coins
and small notes, which have recently
been Withdrawn from circulation, will
now be presented for redemption, and
that considerable amount of boarded |
silver will be unlocked. Within q short !
time We shall have all the small coins
we can USE" Nothing was doing In
scrips CT bonds.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter OF Richard 7. Broadnax, Jr.-In Bank.
ruptcy.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF Richard T
Broadnax, Jr., of Upton county, Tennessee.
o. WOOLDRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis NAV I6 1875, myl7 wed
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NOTTCEVn BANKRUPTCy,,

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee-In the mat
ter of W. NJ. Hall.-In Bankruptcy.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
L appointment as ASSIGNEE Of W. ID. Hall,
Of Upton county, Tennessee.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis, May 8, 1875. my tn
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ToTT1D-

ITO all whom this may concern: thereby re-
fuse to act in the capacity OF agent for
Mrs. g. L. Mckinney in anywise whatever;
and no longer am the proper person to rep
resent the said Mrs. Mckinney, or aold her
liable by my acts or deeds.
JyI9 W.. MITCHELL.
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NOTICE Ig BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter of Muldoon, Bullet & Coin Bank
ruptcy. 10
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
i appointment as assignee of Muldoon, Bull
lett & Co., Of Shelby county, Tennessee.
800 o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis July ii, 1875. jyl2 wed
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SBERIFFS SALE.
sHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
u That by virtue OF an execution 10 m ,
directed from the Honorable Supreme Court
OF Tennessee, in the case OF Walter Coleman,
use, ETC., VS.. Caroline Schroeder, judgmen
rendered on the 5th day Of Novem Der, 1873, fol
the sum of four hundred and seventy-six dol
lars and hfty-two cents, with interest and
costs OF suit, to satisfy said judgment, ETC.,
viii, on shuE sday, tRe 27th day Of Luly,
1875, In legal hours, in front Of the court
house, Memphis, Tennessee, proceed u sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, the o lowin.
described property, tO-w1t: All the right, title
and interest of defen dant, Caroline Schroeder
in and two lot 1856, on the northwest corner o.
Third and jackson streets, in the city of Mem
phis, county of Shelby and State of Tonnes
see-said lot being u by l48 feet. Levied on as
the property OF defendant, Caroline Schroeder,
Memphis, 18th day OF May. 1876.
G. J.. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of shelby county, Tenn.
By w. d. Cannon, Deputy-Sreriff.
7. A. Ryan, Atty for plaintiff. jy6 thu
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee.-ln the mat
ter of Joseph Farrell.-In Bankruptcy.
TVHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
Il appointment as assignee Of Joseph Far.
rell, of Shelby county, Tenn.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis, May 8, 1875, Iny7 tn
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In the District Court of the United states, for
the District of West Teunessee.-In the mat.
ter of T. e. Glass.-In Bankruptcy.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
L appointment as assignee OF 7. l.. Glass,
OF Burnsville, Haywood county, Tennessee.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Mannhia. May 30. lS76 mY20 tn
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The COTTON MARKET was spifitless
affair yesterday, the reported sales
amounted to $50 bales, ut 125 of them
wers taken the evening befor &. The In.
quiry was light, but buyers continue ~
complain that although W have sIoaI
of q, 900 bales Of cotton IN J ~ a.
offerings are not at all That ,.nev re1,,; tne
mh e. mere was <ispJsition to ssn at
M, ~ was occs'" Jnaily possible to 90.
osAn SGiocs7io .; lot of over 100 bales
VI oISiuy az taken at tic. The tele
oS VIZ sm ed no change ofinterest, but
ps,Uott. 4 closed weak. The New York
o - . Of Monday, reports: "We find
W Lpsratively steady tone prevailing
~ the day, but without any new fea-
sure OF q stimulating character, and the
advantage to buyers due In the main to
speculative manipulation. Exporters
have given no serious attention to
sample cotton; and, indeed, few il any
would make q bid. Oh contracts busi-
ness has been moderately active, with
somewhat feveTish tone, bat on the
whole the selling interest managed tore
tain the advantage during the greater
portion of the day. Exactly upon WI It
the market was stimulated appeared
rather predetermined TO many Of the
trade" The same paper states: "The
Fall River mills have voted to suspend
operations for this week. There has been
an effort made to have all the mills
closed on alternate weeks, hut it
may be doubted whether this
proposition will be generally adopted"
Quotation at the Memphis cotton ex-
Dnanpe were as fOlIOwa.
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Einports.-M. & G. X. R., 4; M. q Il.
r. Z. 2; e stes.nsIEsss = estimated per
wagons and otferscurces, 5.
Exp0rts-M. & T. r. r 3; by rail
south, 3.
The following are the official tele-
grams of the condition OF the domestic
markets as received at the cotton ex-
change:
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Yesterdays New York closiT toIo
gram reports: ordinary, Iee. Sood
ordinary, 10 11-l6o; To- ro,dSI;1nee 0J N
1916; middIing, l., ~. r,iddIine SANE ~
time LAST year f5c: sales. loss baIes I
n I Vi III market: At 1890, quiet;
ZIP III 4diet; 2:lO, quiet; sos, easier.
se following are the closing rates in
zSew York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
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SATURDAY, AuFusa IL. 1875.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Tenn, to-
wit: BegiHDing al a staEe on the north line o.
John HOCm's 200 acre tract, or occupant, i've
chains and 81 links west OF John Hoom's
southeast corner on a hickory marked ]. 8. on
James Freeman's line; thence south chaIDs
TO a stake in the spring branch; thence west
chains and 81 links to q stake; thence south
chains and Is links to a stake on Geo. "
Oldhams north line; thence west with his
own line, passing his northwest corner =
chains and 81 links TO q stake links south OF
q sweetgum marked q b. =. G." on Joseph
Gallaham's line; thence north with said line
passing his, Is chains and 80 links TO a stake
81 links north of a poplar marked B. g. s..
thence east D chains TO a stake from which =
" W IL links swee' gum marked 3. =. q. on
John Hoom's line; thence south with said
line 80 chains and 80 links to a stake Is links
from hickory marked J. 8, said HOOm's
corner; thence east with his line % chains
8 nd As links to the MISUNDERSTANDING
40 5000 acres.
Terms Of SeIe-Cash. Equity of redemption
barred, as provided for in the deed of trust
herein. This July s, 1876.
E. a. COLE, Clerk and Master,
By r. j. Black, Deputy Q, and NJ.
o. p. IjyleS, Attorney, Tvs
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Market steady; sales $50 bales, ofsll Of
which spinners took lbs bales, exporters
Dds. Dusty cottons quote 5963c; stained,
7@9c. Price of middlipg same time last
year, l43c.
COTTON STATEMENT
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LUNCH HOUSE.
THE
Temperance LUnCh-HOuse,
TEn MAIN STREET., OBFOSlIE COUKT-
ANV HOUSE, having been transferred to the
wOmen's Temperance Uniou,

the ladies respectfully solicit liberal patron
age, as they intend to make the room pleasant
and attractive, as well as TO furnish The BEST
OF Coffee, with Lunch or Meals, at the lowest
possible price, without the temptations of
stronger drinks. Ladies' and gentlemen, friends
Of the temperance cause, are earnestly solic-
{ al to IA vor the enterDTisa my24
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JAMES FLAHEarYsaIsU SULLIVAN
MEDxUAL.

PRESUMPTION FhEE
EfOR the speedy cure Of Seminal Weakness
E Lost Manhood, and all disorders brough
on by indiscration CT excess. Any druggts
bas the Ingredients. Address DAVIDSON
CO., Box 1893. New Ynrz. oo90-deod
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

No. 1870, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby coun-
ty, Tennessee ]. Means, Mary Y. Shelby
ct al. VS.. ". n. James ct al.
OY virtue OF znterlOcutOry decree lor
- sale, entered iD the above cause on tie
18th day of pIil 1875, viii sell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Matters ONCE, Courthouse Build
ing, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, ]. P.-State OF Ten
nessee, Shelby cOunty-M. F. Ball VS.. JOSEPH
E'rOaf
, 1876-09-18
RAILROADS.


RATES TO THE EAST.
Though tue roads leading from this city TO
the East claim that the rates from Chicago to
New York are firmly maintained ut 20 cents, set
It is claimcd BY PARTIES who are presumed to
know that such ia not the case, and that cuts
arc constantly being made. It is stated that
Col. Scott, OF thu Pennsylvania Railroad, Ia
greatly enragcd because the roads connecting
will Ea,lderb!lt's New York Central make rates
to Philadelphia 1t IL cents, md, Is It il juat ~
easy II not ea4ter, for Scott to carry fIcghts to
New York tlian for tho Vanderbilt roads 10 Phil
adelrla, the latter Is sntd to hare determined
to take freights fur New York at the same rates
as the Vanderbilt roads takc It to Phi}adelphia.
The managers Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
point to tho hypocrisy Of Vanderbilt In claim
ing that hc wis battling for tho interests Of
New York solely. By taking frteghts to Phtla-
say he Is working ngatnst the interests Of New
York and III fav0r Of Philadelphia.
, 1876-09-18
FIRES.


The alarm from Boz 68l at t0:35 last evening
was caused by fire In the residence OF Jacob
Koyonskl, on l.arrabcc street, near Division.
Damage, $500, including roll Of 4l40 In cur
rcncy; no insurance. Cause, a defective
chimney.
The alarm Of fire from Box nl at 1916 tEls
morning was caused By another outbreak OF fire
at the dtsreputable variety den Of Mathew VAN
dcsbcrE on Canal, near Madison street. The ptacc
has been aflre twlcc Of thrice wtthln A. Many
weeks, and each t3mu the Indications of fucet-
SnaDe to % ioeato e liz Iiue Te M cause M q the ire
last evening wns nsslircdly the work Of an
inccndfury, Rns! It Is to be hoped TINT the guilty
persons arc now In limbo. Shortly before tl'o
orcightroughs entered The wine md kicked
IN glorious row, smashing the Actresses, and
firing reynlyers ut the actors who attempted to
protect them. During this :nclcc the plncc was
ast ~ Gre Il, son,c u,k1'ow1i nanner, and tlle
front. hnllcts wcrc falling. like hail.stones
wien OlIlcers Jones and Owens came up,
an1 they, after using their batons and fevofvers
pretty freely snecsedsa a. in nrre.tlng two men t
sts1ss stpssn tss &s5a gave and 'i M.sasi a"s' u Of
gavcn, and wtrc recognized As men employed
1t Elevator Il, near Twelfth street frilge.
the department pit m cnd to q flre
that ought to llave bcen let hurn
Ilo,s enough 70 purify the den Of corruption.
The rear nf the thcatrc, Including the winc-
room and drcsstng-stal1s, WIS pretty well gut
ted, and The entire rear vi the building was
burned Or torn out. The damage to the struc-
turc will be abott s501, nnd to tho ticntrc
fixtures about one.lltlf TINT ntnount, upon
Which there Is no insurance. Tic buildn. Is
owned by Z. Coopcr, Of Ohio, whose agent IN
this city is E. Rogers, Of NJ. III Madt-
proprietor Of thc theatre, claims 10
tlave ,o Insurance, but he certainly must have
something to take its place, Judging from the
frequency Of fires ut Ills p1ace. Tie flames
spread 70 tho building next nortil, Occupied by
by fire aud water will reach abuut $500.
, 1876-09-18
FAIRS.
GRAND uArTD8.
R.nn}nF FA~-xA.k Ia T9A T5{A4sss I


Epectol D4spatca to 7AS Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. t0.-Thc first
fair Of tho State Horkc-Drecdcrs' Association
closed hero to-day. The Attendance was good,
tho weather being fnc. Tho following awards
Of premiums were made to-day:
C1aes OF Roadster Stallion Cults-YcatlinEs,
Dewey t. Stuart, of Owosao, first, fye l. Foster.
Of Flint, second. 0nc~ycar-O,ds, Dewey d
stuart, first; a. Fisk, Of Co1dwatcr, second;
Syo T. Foster, third. Two-year-o1ds, Horace
Robinson. Saranac, first; r. D. jackson, Jnck-
son, second; Klain Il Jayncs, Flint, third.
Three-ycar-o!ds, Dewey Il Stuart, first; 8. a.
Br0wn, second; c. E. Stuart, jackson, third.
Four-year.olds, Nye g. Foster, first; ". II.
Bu1long, Corinth, H., eccont. Five years old,
dewey ds Stuart, first; Nye d. Foster, second;
g. a. Brown, third. Mnrc colts-W WcanlIngs,
Dewey l. Stuart, first and second. Mares Or
geldings-Onc-ycar old Dewey & Stuart, first and
second. Two.ycars old, A. c. Fisk, first; H.
Strong, Of Ada, KY, second; 7. Zylstra, parls,
KY, third. Three years old, dewey d stuurt,
first; A. G. Urown, second; j. D. Wisner OF
Burr Oak, third. Five years old or over, C. E.
Stuart, first: a. T. Short, Of cnllwatcr, Sec
onst; ); 9; Blake of Tkos',n' thr's. r,p ~
u. Hud!ong, of Curinttl, first; e. ". Chadwick,
city, secontl md third.
Saddle fiorteE-C;. il. Rathbun city, first; e.
E. Stuart, Jarkson sceond
years old or over, Dewey Il Stuart, FIRST. Stall
lions, years old, G. j. Towner, Spring Luke,
arst; -Four years old, John Furdy, teonlnas,
g. ioseEh County, first. Fiveyears old Or over,
first. -Four years Old, john s. Fostcr, iIudson,
first; Myron, lslder, urecnvlile, second. Five
years old nr over, 7: l,anoroux,
, 1876-09-18

Correspondence Neo rork Vorid.
LIMA, EAug. 21.-The Gutierrez tragedy en-
acted in Lima III 1879 was ncaslY repcutcl yes
tcrday by nunlbcr OF desperate rutf1ns, who
assaulted tho house Of cx-Presticnt pardo, aud
demanded Ills l!fc. Two weeks ago tho anne
people Of Lima escorted Don Manuel Parao to
his residence, forming grand tr1umphaf pro-
ccsstol,, acclalmtng lin us the savior Of his
country, md yesterday, urged On by bad men,
md wero only deferred from their pnrposo by
appeared at his doors, furious with ragc,
the presence Of Con. prado, the present Chief
Magistrate, With the few troops brought out to
quell tho disturbance. Yesterday 2 largo
qulsttior, and were entertained With tho ex-
travagant lucubrat!ons Of d fow fauattcs, who
charged the c1-lEestdcnt with pcculatlon, rob
berry, and frauf. Ono OF tho speakers pointed
to the balconies Ut tho Union Club and said:
'Thcro are tho mon who have been enriched ut
tho expense Of tho pcople---thcre asc the asso-
clAtes Of Pastlo arl ills ring." III lrss time than
IT takea to chronicle 1t, the balconies and win
dowe Of the Club were snlaea'cd Into fragments,
the inftirlatcd crowd tllggtng up, stones from
the pinzaL Animated by this achievement, tho
multitude prcsseI on to tho house Of Don
Manuel rartlo. Thanks to the few friends who
wcre with him, MI. Partlo managed to close the
yaril, but in n very. few. notne1lts oil tho
doors, windows, anl sashcs were broken
lnto pieess by the e'Eiekbats' }s,yiing.stonss,
hS hayo ia1cd badiy with lii. partlo had no. tho
rrcsIdcnt, Gen. Prado, appcarcd on the scene
OF nctton. Hiding Into tie nilst Of tho rioters
and making free use Of hls whip right anl
lsft' rf'a9 managed & to dsspsase portion o.
ncighboring street. Then tho General, WHO had
risen from q Btrk.bcd, thinking that tho tumult
was quel!ed, returned To the palace; When ho
loft another attempt was n,a9le on tho l,ouso Of
nj Ilor1 k1,S INN Id
, 1876-09-18

A. CENTENNIAL STORM.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17-In this city to-day
considerable damage was done by heavy storm
which las prevailed all day, 4 portion Of tho
roofs Of tho Alain Exhibition Building
and Machinery HILL were blown away,
und injury was dono to many
exhibits. American and English exhibits s,,-f
fcred most. Several others Of tbs sinall buill-
ings within the grounds wcro somewhat dam
agcd by the storat. In all sections Ut the city
trees wcrc blown down, ronfs and ehtnneys tar
rlea away, and several pcrsons injured; none
seriously: ....,
NEW ToaK, Sept. IA hcary rain.storta,
night, continued to-day, and Is still ruglng.
NRw YoRK, Sept. 11-Tho stnrln prostratcd
telegraph wires south Of Philadelphia. anu ITO
communication las been had With Washington
tonight,
, 1876-09-18

3TE1fs
A fayoritc programme with tho hotel dead
bsat Il to- haa args eeals9 snsc{Gps stuffed
care ii II those $500 for d few days." The game
tas been played at one hotel In this city, aud
the clerks are m their guard. Asecdy-1ooking
old nun registered Mt tile house yesterday, and
velopeti marked "sls0,' anl askel that 1t be
put IN the safe.
"You can't play TINT game on me, mlsterr'
replied the clerk, anl l,c tore tho package In
bulge out. He had torn IL l,cw sl0 bills iii half,
anil tic had insuItc.f tho owner. Ono rcason
why he wasn't at hla post tic balanre Of tho
afternoon wns because he WAs pasting thoao
bills together.
, 1876-09-18
Great Britain Busy Telling the In.
surgents that They Must
Submit.
A Cessation of Hostilitfes Ordered
by the Turkish Admfnis-
trati0h.
The Bashaw Of the Tender Baxouks
Making Generous Promises
to the Ear.
Some Of tho Powers Not So Well Pleased
as Great Britain.


LONDON sept H.-Ncutcr's Ielegfapttc
Company has dispatch from bclgradc stating
IN f1nys In, hccn a,rncff xncriai frn,n t,crjfn
tn 10 0d,.r,-r .ays. ~ st+nn,tarcou.,v vii,
~ tne oo.e'se1 suys' sluultancous'y WIN
TIC del9ely o1 reply 10 t1ie POWERS cohtaaplnE
peace conlttpns the rorto fssuel 0rtlcrs OF, Its
own initiative for afl immediate cessation OF all
b,stfItttru nm n, ,sur,o,,t;,n that snrvfa or.I
.t'.",.'s... 80 ',, I .,s.,' ",.,,s s.,sr.,'.'.,s. 49,
n.on,en.slo ~, "ouia 'as"I ''"naf ',st'
lhc fowers received ttie ioFte's Feply layora-
bly,, and opened negotiations Immediately Tor
,wntr rt,nK,sn ppov,ava
,,- Ae. '',,'s,,
1no to,la "l@ eo'n'a.h1la'ls "o'nsco t,'c
Powers o s m 1 stsfm''0n to rersss tho
CONFIRMATION or THE REPORT. or AN ARu1s-
No'- Ttrr ' @''A1"
ro.no,, eor. r--sIr s,offo,, r,r+,,o,o
LoHnos' eeps' t''oM eta,o1u Nor'ncotet
to,sInr thn to,nc rro,,m,a as Lard ncrhy IN ii.
rcn,v r, the ,,crnto,io,,a m thc 1,t, irs, IL
rcpu.llatcs as bn.clcss tho Insertion that tho
Government was lthagncea y iceiH'gs q teal-
uusy agnis'st Russia ng stated that ths dos-
cIfncnt accepted Freely the tnty 81 pro.
tsea'nf tho eh1,stla'l subjects q9d o.
lowing important announcement: received
conlinuilleut!on % to.day snlins that definite
step had bcell taken Gy Ing loIts loF putting
An ESp TO ii9sriLlriEs
either Friday Night or thIs morning. Osders
have 0cGn given lor tslc cessaton o. llosthitles;
thus atlufd1nE ah opportunity 1os eal!n ailu
reaso1iaple ulscuesloH VI the tefE''h VI eettle-
meiIt."
EProRTs ~ one4T pniTaiN'
LONDON, sept: Is:-it Is statea thas tne
br1iisN doveftliilcht 1as instructed its agents
in Dosnia 1t,u Herzegovina to urge tue tusur-
l,cnts to cease aostii.tlcs.
4 fAnhlcATIoN:
The hfdnuatdf special from Belgrade declares
that there is noso!utely no truth III dMc report
OF scrV!an FiEtory on the slorava. Tie report
vas fabricated ny aA cIhployc ot tue Fress
bureau 81 beiEEaue+ 1Hefe mas oeeh NJ
inportant m2vehleEt on the MoEava uaf1ng tue
iiast week. Illu army on TIC urlta having 1ecn
weakened 9y senuinE rein1oreeincnts ~ 6Gn.
lc!icrnayeil, rctfcateu 10 the 9theF s'ae q thc
DF'ha without oattIc, utter destroying It's ILL.,
, 1876-09-18

Denial " the Person Accused.
Tho D,opae IL tss sst kas ks" bse ssg interviewing IL the
Wrers 81 lis e II pfea 70 sarn as aou s
otcrs - !, 'aa tI i,ars ~ H.
4 q WIc"lrr s,,n. ,,nnn ~ carnt. tho s.,,r,rnt
reports, had called upon Mr.. Theodore Iatn-
!ltoil, the alleged ytcttln ot an attempt to levy
black!Ila!I. Mr.. Wheeler says
I naked sir. Hamilton II ho Ind bccn ap-
}"arna viii ~ oaer to sci the inauencs @ Of hs
thsn aid 10 lin; Ticse a,.ertosS a oi sl,oaesty @
~ I e M asaept s whete thols . r"a .e
e no m !9 s
hat[ been approached by members Of thu Ssw yors
presa with dlahoncst motive, and. Us an, i mem
Der o{ the prexB and personally Interested In the
es.s IL = % tt IT Sg Ses ". IT,
n sf rss 81 nef ea M w1s not
aaii: Unfortunately for your pscsent position.
It seems TINT you havo already given names. i
wl,o appsoaehed yon was ono Paul Nicholsou, ls
that cosseclt'' lie sal It wax. asked hIn, II he
understood al thv tip!u what papcr 81. Nicholson
mixed why he did not publicly proclaim TINT fact,
and c sad simply bceausa hls pr!ncipals lad taken
IT, sq st;sr sn xsx S4t Of ' hands, aa desired to do
hi. ". J. Florence, the motor, on being asked
what he knew about .blackuni!lne, said: i,asc
never In MY lffc pat money. directly urintl1cciy
10 any Grille. eweas. az hone to sce nv mother
in Heaven that what 4ay here IL true. ;"
MI Theud0rc 3loss, Of Wallack's Theatre. raid;
II can give ny word Of honor a. man thai /
haye never. nor has the pstablin4uent ever natI
any money Ii1ectly or Indirectly 10 the critic Of
ncwspapcr' .''.
lii. 4. ii. Palmer, of the Onion sq,lare Theatre,
said: III have never paid in my life single cent
f0r = single notice in = single pai,er, cithcr for
myteif, ny liz theatre Or ny reopie, and ' nover M
Wr Joah Hart, proprietor Of tho Eagle Theatre,
raid. be lad never paid Tor any rrcss. IN
Erw York.
Mr. CLar,es 0ay]er, actor, manager. crItIc. and
drnmsiist. via nskrd lii pn}nun abont thls cnn-
trnycrsy. liz tSil: VNc}theT 9s actor. mansuer
nor auihor, hasc ever laid cent 10 nowsnauer
man nor ~ crItlc did ever rccciso one
III. iInrry Fa|mcy, oI Uopth's Thcatrs. declined
tn rtyc any infofIution on thc subject. 1~''NA
IL rc,s.rl In ths accusnttnn rrferr"d tn hx Mr.
wecioi su +; 's 1enefssE ySste!sy racetyea Il n, II.
at 1toolsya Ihrntrc in j!hIcnpo' Ifanncn{ms /" hc
thrrc. at the ru0eyt Of tit0 udItort u tts fnrid
fmrnishr1 that nuper with a rritictam ~ tbo 1,iar
wsnts .,,hnnt thn knn,sjsd,,n ~ nuy mn, nv tns.,
c.teJ in liz nrodurtInn NsttLer liz 1intts mn
St,,a1t io,,son' mn Thcndorr lJnmtIto, E"sw thot
bad accpx. 10 TIC Hor{d or that / Intended to
...is. ~ .stti.1".- : 80. - T.
, 1876-09-18
THREE Suicides.

CINCINNATI, scpt. l7.'-capt. James Clark,
formerly wcll.known river pilot, hung htmscls
yesterday At bis realleuea near Newport, Ky.
Charles Kaufman, travelling salesman for
fIaltcrg b Co.. Of this city, plunged into tho
river aHd wins drowned this nftcrnoon.
An unknown lnAu came upon tho wharf-boat
aud deliberately threw htEulelf under steamer,
and Waa drowned. His boly Wa not recovered.