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Ouawd, Jan. an, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
THE ELLUArED H4ILRo1DS PL4N

PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF TIE NEW SECTIONS
FURTHER CAB FACILITIES.
VI. Courtwriglt, the Chief Engineer OF the
Ncw-York Elevated Railroad Company, IN reply 10 the
demand OF the directors, has submitted report upon
the condition Of the present road with suggestions for
ts improvements A. 10 the Old road he says DO great
improvcmcut can be made without completing the
double track Itis five miles o,g with eight turnous
To increase the number Of trains would Doe necessary to
double the number OF unoUis. Nor does De think it ad-
yisahle TO extend the road nOIth uhth dou-
HE track is extended over the Southern portion.
That Will COS, S31OOtO or with additional cars that viii
then he needed and additional platforms. 100000 lie
thnEs thls OUTLAY WORLD give me company a. le'',. 20
600 wear increase from passengers. VITA NOT more ti@n
sIV.rs ttc buidIne of car house at Slxty-llrsst.
which would cost $4,000, hut would save $500 Il
lVa ii r r.i,, iis also fGr Simultaneous extcu
SION of q double tr,cb 10 ManLatta-sq., at cost Of
$500 900. uOiufiug Out MAT tho Museum u Natural HIS
80 la biI a million Of visitors iu the past year. besides
Park In support OF hs claims that these improvements
d iucrese traffic BE point. ou tie beneficial effects
of uqst Impr1y u the increase OF hr traffic. The
pa passengers for May l,1G, we're leO0l9 Tor May
Win regard to the East side route, Nh Courtwrist
recommend. tIc building at once of douhlctlack road
from south Ferry to sixty -fr-t. five miles . length
irf ,vipL eiv - messenger cars twenty-five dummies
and sight stations 10 the mile. would cost II ,G2j 900
Adding S275OOO for real estate, houses, ec., would
biug Inc whole cost of This section 10 Sl9U0O00. lie
estimates me number OF passengers IL VIII receive al
ii 10000 which, putting the working cxuenscs at 40
nrr cent would make the net earnings S142jOO or 3J's
Der cent built 20 Forty sccOndsL tie cost would De
II 600 600 but the uet earnings would more Than
Tor cheap trains (a fare of five cents between $50 and
7:3O a. H. and ana y. The fu capablhticS OF the
road he places at 3OOOOOoO passengers. or Z te ears
were twice Hled IN each tIlp, 40 over tpUpOOOu ne
discusses the advantage OF an elevated road with heAt
trains over an underground road, claiming that the
former has greater safety and comfort Tor passengers
more comfort because removed from the damp ana art
below, iu q pure and n the daylEht more safety,
because Tie engineers can better see danger and more
quickly stop t-cir light trains No Passenger ON the
Greenwich street Road. he asserts, has been seriously III
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
TMELD 10 BE 4 wrrNE.s.

The application TO the Supreme Court TO
have Tweed brought before the Committee Of Aldermen
was made ON Saturday to Judge Donohuc, IN supreme
Court, Chambers The committee Is to Investigate tho
doing. of the " Tweed Ring" The application is made
by samuel \. Lewis the Chairman Of The committee.
Alderman Lewis states that Tweed, necessary witness is
now in the County Jail and his testimony wanted before
the committee 40 n u to-day. His petition concludes
as follows "And The said samuel A. Lewis further
that This application to procure tle Attendance OF
tine said William NJ. Tweed rs witness as Aforesaid is
made III good faith and without fraud or couuVancc
between the said commit icr, any az ucu or the -aid
william VI. Tweed" Judge Donohue, matter of
course. granted on this petition summons iu Mr.
Tweed to appear and writ OF hdJeaS e1rps cl tsiU-
cQHdua-th that is direction 10 the SHcIl 10 produce
Tweed 10 testify before the committee to-day.
The lawyers iu talking over the proceeding, que,
TONED whether this was sham or Mr Tweed had agreed
10 tell what knew, II hC REFUSES Ia speak tine
trcme power Of the Court can impose no punishment e
is not now er-ong-a commitment TO Ludlow street
Tgllu h. fe-fifp-.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
p Q S 7 S RIP r.
3:A5 a. m.
THE LATEST FROM THE VAR.
THE BATTLE OF KARASSAN.

THE BATTLE OF kARASSAN.
Drr,ITs OH THE ENGAGEMENr-IHE RI UssIAN5 OUT
NUNBERED-A GALLANT STAND MADE by THEM
LONDON, Moniay sept. 3, 1877.
The correspondent Of The Daily AGcs, with the
Czarewtchs army, who was an eye-witnes5 oi lnuIa-
davis battle from the Russian side, telegiaphs
from Gagoya. ten vefsts west Of Karassan,
whittier the Russians rctreated after karassan
WAS taken: Gen. Loouo1, who command
a at Karassan. had in all about 5000
infantry. 800 cavalry hussars and Cossacks, and
ten Guns. Gen. Leonol having been exposed to con
tinual attacks by small detacllmonts Of Turks, q
few rifle pits Lad been dug along the slope before
the village. aud small batteries erected on
either side of the village, and preparations
were made TO hold the position against lhc
superor force which was known to be lh inc
vicinity Of Rasgrad. | should judge that 30 less
tb,n 10000 Turks formed the advance, and tins
is making very deliberate estimate OF their mum
b.r,. Ii was odds Of six 10 one for eight hours
before we lelt the village and the firing was almost
continuous during the whole day.
After tho TURKS had entered portion OF the VII
LACE tho Russian infantry. held their ground Tor
two hours awaiting rcIufoIcemcnts. At lcneth oOu
came and two hours more hot firing onsued,s during
which the Turk, were cousnually being reinforce"
v masses of troops IT was long since certain that
must lose our Io-ill'i btt tiiN AD'i't't ' ''
BEGIN fairly until 1 o'clock, the fighting having
commenced ut eight in the morning when from All
along the line came suddenly back the exhausted
iurantrymcn. Not a single act of covardice did ]
see during ie whole day. The only remark passed
was: There are too many Gen. LeonoH and his
staff were md dcfatielblc in their cXertions.
INCIDENTS OF TIE RETREAT.
When the retreat began. il was an ugly one. From
one iittlo rise TO another We went, waiting
each time until the fire was too hot for
us aud at last when a great body Of Cir
cassians hoyerad upon our right flank in the
nlaizp-nelds below, our Cos-acks and liussaG were
seat down TO met them, our position was finally
welded. and we struggled back TO GagOyo. such of
line wounded as could manage 10 crawl dia so, NdHe
The infantrymcn bore back others on their rifles;
We gave up our horses 10 wounded officers ana
finally gathered. q few hundred of U.s. at the foot
Of hill along the winding road winch leads L.
kaUISsdn.
The result Of the loss OF Karasan is not important.
unless the enemy succeeds ia forcing the heights we
now hold. The CZaTewtcns army s ueccasai is ii-
vidcd into small masses ut different paS"
along the whole line OF 'front.' from Gi-
urcoyo to Tlmoya. Speedy concentration Is
imp0ssbe first from nt Of troops second, on
account of the great distances and narrow roads
Our present position is an admirable Que. We
stand OF course strictly the defensive" Ihls
CORRESPONDENT estimates that tie Russians had 900
killed and wounded III the battle.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
TRAINS TO ORANGE STOPPED.

All regular passenger trains on the Orange
Rrau, ot Inc sIontcaIr aud Greenwood Lake Railroad
were suspended ON saturday in accordance with cir
cuar issued by Gruucl Burt manager OF the road.
THIS viii he source Of much Inconvenience % residen ns
IL Tins section of S.vJerscy and the explanation given,
that the road has at great loss, is rdcued
by many. David y. Ropes. Of Orange. the principal
owner OF the branch road. i'm Europe, but TX eN-
pccted to return SOON IL is believed 10y some that TIE
notion is taken 20 compel a satisfactory lease Of the
road
spoudent writes 10 THE TRIBUNE that the tray
ellmg public about Orange again awakened 10 the
fact that they are n bands o; unscrupuous
opoy lie states that it is believed among them, that
the closing OF the Orange Branch mainly due 10 the
tcrost manifested by the Delaware, Lackawanua and
Western Railroad n destroying this the only source Of
competition between ORANGE and New-YOrk. Another
gentleman largely interested t1e road offers 20 keep
omen temporarily on his responsibility viii be
seen by the following letter:
GnrNNEII BURT. E~Q.. MoN0lc- u. 0gd O. /. KY Go.
DEAR SIR: / have learned to-day Tor thc FIRST time
that Won have decided 90 close the orange Brauch IN
view OF tine fact that C}r9s W. tlcl tie iIesdet OF
Watching BAL Way, are now on tue ocedu returning ito
Europe and thus ont OF reach oi even lec&opnc com
coming month. avn Will. I.lg TO S'p ih ana 'r-
sumo the responsibility Of Tie operation Of tue
branch. personally. All 1 ask is that all d
vour trains will continue 70 make the stop al
NooIsile Park the junction II hs propOs ton is ac-
rep,e9 tc branch VIII bc operated independently, the
,,lnfer. l,iue thcr tickets 90 MOOasCc Park at tic
sg,tr. fr.c with box n the end ~ the in which
anyone can contribute what they please an satisfied
Tnrfher h, Will make the monthly Itatou from
Orange % Hcw-lOrk the same as u If now IIom Bloom
fcd aud &ontcair namely - 30 ino,l' }" pace u
Ntto-J Jork Aug 81. 1s71. VS. o. MCDOWELL
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
RUSSIAN SEVERITY.

WOMEN AND CHILDREN EXPOSED no GREAT HARD
sufp-NANY CARRIED AWAY BY TIE ISyADEEs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Thc Turkish Minis
fer Of Foreign Affairs Las addr sed the following dis
patch to the diplomatic agents OF the Porte abroad
some teleerams from sueiman Pasha gives the following
information upon the result of the investigation made IN
the districts which haI been temporarily oc-
cuuied by the enemy, relating to tine Mussul-
man popuauoni Every day brings to light the dis
covery Of n great number Of Mussuman women AID
children belonging TO the district Of kazanlid who sue
ceeded in escaping from the massacre. On the 9th Of
Iulv $50 Mussuimdn women and children were found
barefooed aud in the deporable condition. They
W re kindly taken care OF and brought 20 Jeni Saghra
seycntyeglt other m0runates were met with the next
dav and taken To AdranOpie Among the number, COM
posed for the most part, OF women, were several
wounded who received tie called for by their con
ditiou The otncr Mussulman inhabitants and certain
number Of women md children could not be recovered
having been assacred by the Bulgarian, Twelve hou-
sand Nussulman men, and children fell into the
hand, of the Russians aud Bulearans. Two thousand
of them were rescued by the Imperial troops.
Some measures had been taken 20 deliver the rest
Of those nfortunaes; but the sad received that
every Mussuman who remained at Kaziniit fallen a
victim Of tho Bugaiians As for the women and chi =
dren they were made prisoners by the Russians and
taken To the Balkans.
lF0r other f0reigH WINS see FJr5t Pdg,j
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

and advertise large amount Of money 70 loan IN sums
of 500 OF UPWARDS on security. He would then oehdhu
of his victims ~ . or more for investigating morsd-
which were offered as security. Atorwards ne W.,u"
ureleud that there difficulties lh lut bti'r'
and demand counsel fees for settling them IN inns t
uer ne would put oil his victims from time to time uh
ne had swindled as many people possible Mhcr nc
would suddenly disappear taking with hun an tue Jew
cry other articles of value that he cOdu sle' ""
the house where he had been staying. ~, -,
During the Holiday was lieutenant III nc ~ ~
Ohio Volunteers. and after the war engaged ln tc l,
estate business I'm Baltimore. Ia April 1874, Honaay
WAS arrested I'm this city for passing forged checks Zen
months ago he carried his sWmdlng opelalo "'
INC house OF Mrs James, No. los Washing tOn-aNc'
Brooklyn In his trunk found papers ana Sc scii
hook which furnishes an accurate account OF us 'ic
during hi career of crime. lie is at present conHeH m
louisville but is wanted bv the authorities oil scNelHi
other cities.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
CHANGES N TELEGRAPH RATES.

During the bitter warfare that was kept up
for months prior the recent pooling agreement between
the Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
companies there three classes OF rates for suhstan
italy the distances throughout The territory Occu
pied by the competing lines These were as follows
Rates between competing stations with few exceptions,
- cents, without regard to distances; rates he
tween competing and non-compcting stations, from -
cents to 81 rates between noncompetng stations in the
same territory % cents to - The officers Of
the two companies have agreed upon the gcl-
eral outlines Of plan for the equalization of these
rate winch, 30 IL stated. VIII De carried Out iast tine
detaIis Dee perfected. one OF the changes will De-
extend the - cent n the territory east of the Mis-
sIssiph River from - miles 10 100 miles in AIRLINE
from each station The maximum rates flr all messages
east OF ihc Mississippi aud Missouri Rivers will be 81.
The rate from ScVYork Philadelphia and Baltimore,
and intermediate stations 10 Cincinnati and Chicago, will
bc 40 ccnts 90 Louisville, 81 Louis and Milwaukee, 30
c,us. Ihc rates between NcW-lorH and Ma-Aiu -lOu,
Alhans and BO.tOn VIII remaIn 81 y cents.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
CHANGE ~ THE PRICE OF Coal.

The announcement which was made on
Saturday that the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company had advanced the price o. coal n this city
TO 81 80 received with much surprise by coal-
dealers. tir Moore. the AGENT Of the company here,
stated % a TRIBUNE reporter that he unable 90 say
whether the advance bad been made Tor the purpose
practically stopping sales for the present tha COM
pany had already made contracts which DO would be un-
able 10 on for several weeks whether there had been
q misunderstanding about the order. lie was inclined,
however to think that the latter the correct version
OF the matter ana that change iu prices intended
Tor coal delivered at tins port As Mr. GOweu was
away from home he could NOT make any positive state
ment about the matter until to-day.
Some OF the leading dealers Oi this city said they had
no doubt that the advance bad grown out of munder-
standing Of the cOupany's order There no demand
10 justify an increase IN the price of coal which wa
selling a about - 7J ton except chestnut. which
lower 10 chang n prices had been made Oy the other
cnIunanas. and mono MIs cnmlcmn-nl-d.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
ARREST OF 4 NOTED SEIyDLER

A man for whom numerous detectives have
been looking nearly year, Was captured by Detect
i've Gnchrist OF Louisville Kentucky Oh August % on
that day Mr. Hollis Of Louisville was approached by n
,apoer who offered % procure loan OF $500 for SO
and oben Mr. Hollis hes.tated, lowered his price 10 50
Detective Gcbrlst was called in and arrested the man
OIL suspicion Papers were found IN his trunk which
showed the prisoner 10 be T. Holiday who' under The
assumed name Of " j. Z. Bobclts," W. f. Woods T.
Gardner" has followed successfully the calling OF
a confidence swindler in New-fork BrooAyh ba.'inore
.a.,oreral other cities Holidays manner Of doing
siuess v,as 10 engage rooms a fashionable quarter
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
COST OF ML-NICIPAL GOVERNMENT
PARTIAL LIST or ESTIMATES FOR 1878.

The resolution passed by the Board ol Ap-
portionment several weeks requiring the e',iia
Of the appropriation needed for carrying on 'ue N'
Government 1873 to be sent IN on or before seplep'
l. has been complied with by about twothirds oi '"' W
partments. The Finance Department "m0h "1S q"
lowed S23jOOO for ls77 the Commissioners ol C"aIi
Ties and Corrections WHO received S1,130OO0. the Pocc
DEPARTMENT which got SlO3O175, aud the Boar" o'
Education which received S3,553OOO for tue present
year. have been allowed further time In when 10 prePo
ihcr estimates FOR ISIS The following table contains
list Of the departments that have asked Tor approp'"
tonA for the ensuing year. The figures ~ ne hS' c"
show the amount allowed for the current year. ana uie
f,,s il, tbe socond column the sum asked for ls1S:
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

The rumOrs in regard to the sale of Ito
Garner OF Od-Lnc FoTy o. TIC Noltu Shore DO .ta''d,
are correct The transfer is 90 be- made ou Scc hr :.
Tie sale iucudDs tgo boat Boats Castoto1. Pomona,
Thomas Hunt and D. r.. Martin, though 90 H probable
tnat the latter Will suu De employed unul tl' close
Of the season. being under contract t0 convey passengers
10 Bay Ridge u o. understood that john ~. ealn wlo
has been running tuc Peoples Ferry iur -tft"i sfs'
vi now c,utiul hi. one. the safe also Boz. .H.- tue
ferry audiu s used between Elm Paris aut NcW h-iui'
and tho dock auI Cul-hol.c at rtdletou, Wal-c tto
Opposition Ferry 40 present lands
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2.-Gen. Jesse Lazear died
in Baltimore County this morning aged seventy three
lie was ErigIdierGenor Of the state militia OF Penn
sylyauia aud connected with with the Bank Of WAncs
burg IL was q member OF the NNNNIlth and
XNXEIIlth Con grcssC- lie came to Maryland at the
end o bic second term IN 1862. lie Was man Of large
wealth aud senior member Of the firm OF jesse Lazear
CO.. oil this city.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

APARTMENTS unexpecfedy and found Brown inderhoma,a avn
he bed John se.z.d cuar bul Brown JUMPED JUN, d 0ns
Of the wudnw Soon afcrWard Sobn' u j. stlu - a'i.i
gi,seIf with brtchcrs l,n e and ay in wat FOR brO"n'
bui ms int, ntions Werc thwared by brown D,ls s..
~ ll for beating his Wife, who at ne tme o W. nidod
her husband 10 visit their child who u IN iIc ~ ~
County Lunatic Asylum. On his return ne '' ~. .,ri
wife cone The expTessman VINO carried away the iuii'
fure aid thai ue took t 20 "a house IN SecOnd-aNe'
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
EIoPFNENT IN UOBoEEy

II. John, a butcher of West Hoboken, on
going home Saturday found that his wife had disal
ppeard with nearly All their furniture, S4O0 In money,
and as he Afterwards learned with John Brown mar
ned neighDor Some time ago 5ohn entered his siies
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
4 KEEPER SHOT.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 2.-Wclls Shipman,
a keeper m the Connecticut State Prison. died 20 day
from the effects Of a shot received last night trying TO
prevent the escape OF Henry Hamlin aud William Allen
The prisoners were captured.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

OPENING OF TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The long Summer vacation in the public
schools end. To-day. aud the streets OF this city and
Brooklyn WIZ .cc many a schoolboy, wJh shining morn
ing face creep mwiilmey To- school The small boy,
after two months respite books and irks0He rules
D.. 10th 90 enter again under tne dominion OF the pei
c1gue Iut the force OF homerlc prevails, and doubt
less there VIII Dee large Attendance oi children to-
day as ia previous years. Tie present common
school system was originally established in 1898,
on tie plea OF TIE inhabitants and legal yo-
tcrs a-socating together 10 obtain competent
,choouast,rs and erect and maintain schools TIE oli-
caI returns for the year I79-the hrs year ia which
even partial reports were fmni.holsho~ hat in sixteen
ou of the tweruythrce counties of tLc state. there
3l2 schools ~uccCs-iu operation attended DF 3jj~
cuii.lu. Tire ward schools Ol tl, CY H.e divided INTO
tnIcc doparI fnts primary, 4l"c ana lrA".e. I.-t
building % urlo, tsteiuy trimmed WIN irc sione
granite Tic rooI!s are large, aliN aud neat, wen
warmed and ventilated. AZ tHe beginning .f 1st wear
session. there WIS a large increase lh nae ndmHci oi
cr.u who sJu..t aduttaucc g. the scIoJls au it i~
confidently anu. ptcd tAat tlc coming occasion VIII
Wtuess falling oh 80 the number 10 Jane Lass, tac
ol t 8YIrI of LIucrItJn ln~ city Wa7 l2Itlu and
the number of teachers 32i'. The school building, have
been examined during ga ttou ana rcid4s ANA altcl
lion, have lpt 10 effected
m Brooklyn fortY-.ight public schools a'o now
org giu,zcl under thc charge oi t' Board oi Education
OF these tHO are primary schools aud one scno' l1I
cp.cr,a Children. These schools ac governed bF I1ii-
seven prime pals and eighty live pl'ncais OF departments
Al Tue close oi the year lhe udhuc' oi classes uhoei
tut.u had increased from a-3 Iu 1870, Co lO59, ~
GLASSES having beca organized curing tAe year. Tue
via', number of pup, instructed during tlc
1870 30 Brooklyn o.c of 90, detects IN tuition which r
,upein. adcnt frequently hud lts necessary 10 cltcse
with the purcmcnts OF tcir grade 90 ana 'et tGcr
implied duues. Thus WhIe ihc sitie lnnii requires
multiplication by thrse figures they not uIiregucntiy
lal 90 luatruct them III tio uHuictJh OF fractions.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR PEACHES.

There was a good supply-34, go baskets
Of peaches on Saturday. The demand was active, and
the ruling prices OF the week received PLAIN bas-
keis brought from 90 20 20 prime from 70 to 80
cents; extra from 81 10 81 20. few good New Jersey
peaches were In the market and brought good prices.
The total receipts fol the have been 9G2 400
ketS
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
ppovrNFNT ARRIVALS.

TYdh Arcnuc H0tei-Gen. Francis r., Splnicr 30 30
Mohawk ~ " col William H0lms r. 70 OF Gilss9rN ny ',o
Rey Dr. William Patton, Of New Haven, ana John J., ny
nond Nclr YORK. H9iei-Gcn. l.. =. Walker, OF aDim'
- AJbeymqrtc hotei- Paymaster A. : Kenny u. = Htrd
ErcfuqlGs If0-IIenty Famam, ~ New lla zen --. N""
sor Hoft-The Right Hon Lyon Piayfair, oi England