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MONARCH LINE.
w NEM- YORK AND LONDDN

w NEW YORK AND LONDON.
Splendid new fast steamers.
Leave Dock adjoining Pavcnia Ferry jersey City.
AVVrnn Monarch D. Egyptian MONARCH Dec -
Persian Monarch Dec 10 A. raT Monarch. Jan
Superior accommodation FOR saloon PASSENGERS Outward
and prepaid Storage at lowest rates
Apply 10 the general agents, 49,. -. go. - o
Passage once, No. So broadway.
DACIFlC MAIL Steamship Company Lines,
! FOR CALIFURNTA, SANDWICH ISLANDS, JAPAN
CHINA. NEM.IEALAND. AUSTRALIA. CENTRAL and
SOUTH AMERICA, and MEXICO
From NeW.IOrk Pier foot Canal-st., y. r.
FOR san Francisco via tile Gsthmus Of Panama
COLON sails saturday Dec. s. nJOD
Central and South America and Mexico.
From Francisco. LIST and Br1nnanst5
For Japan and China
q q o. = =. GAELIC sails Tuesday, Dec a. Up. NJ
For HONOLULU. NEW-IEALAND and AUSTRALIA
ZEALANITA sails SATJ RDAI, DEC. H. y. IN.
arTi-al of London mails AZ san Francisco
For freight passage and general information apply ut Com
Office the Pier foot tauai-st.. North River
H.. +. Lay. SuperiutenteDL
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
IN. FALL RIVER LINE
NewYoTk 10 Boston, 81
Newport and Fall River 50
Points i0'P'A4A'b ioi"O"'" " "n 1f'''A"
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK, Tuesday. Nov, %. 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
ealesroom to-day
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EUION LINE.
N UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 30 y. r.. foot Of Hing-3L
tuesday, Dec. u $50 n m
NI9'JNSiN --.....-- ---.Iueuhy, Dec Is, lU;3Oa M
NL.E ADJ - uesday pee - ~ a IN
ta'Ihe9e steamers are built Of IRON in ~aertght com
Darmentj furnished with requisite % make
the passa across the Atlutc safe AMI greeaJ hav
INK bathroom, smOkngrOoH, uraWing-r0Om. piano AMI
library NDeencei staWlr le3 CltsrAr
each amer The MI decI thus tnslr
ing those grcacst all Injuries at perfect valtltOl
ambient
800 INTERNFDlArE SO STEEHAGE &C lOH rates.
OFFICE, NO % BROADWAY.
WILLIAMS G GUION,
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bristol. GNn pfSRRn,VIDrNe

Pea 'sW,i org daily Sundays included at 4:30 from
49, ot RIVER, foot OF Murrayst Connection by An
IgcL boaI from Brooklyn at4 p. m. Jersey City
toi am state rooms secured at all principal no
steamers. ''4'>' ~ 'u0 GEO T. IC6NN6R ~"
BORDEN & LOWELL Agts Genl pass At
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Ultn Real estate for Sale.

NO 1 EAST 63D-ST.-FOR SALE, that
" extra erge rstory extension dwelling; four
r "a select cabinet work; passenger elevator II has no
uno a. 10 location construction and ar seieutne plump
Ing throughout immediate possesson doors open O"Nb
No park-aye.
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DENNNNLNANIA RAILROAD.
Du auI alter uct"1cr Hl, ISL
TO PHILADELPHIA

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . ON
SUNDAY. THREE ~TAIION~ ~ PlilLAD.I~
PliIA TWO ~ NEW-lOut
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failures ano aleetlnss.

MEXICAN INSTITuTE-Aan special Spec a,., mse ~
IA Ing of me Vii be held "a in Cooper Union.
atng 70 ne EVEN ING, Decemoer AZ os,son,
.ocIT.YNE- fur manufacturer, 1O3
n y: 81 81 offers extra bargains In seaskn saeques
this week
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la ..nited Stete, and Royal Belgian san steamers
EVERY SATU RpAN FOR ANTWERP
The SPLENDID drst-cliss ullpowered steamers
WAE~L1 ........... ........ SATURDAY. Dec -, pm
NEbEuLAND. SATURDAY pee yth+
saloons stdterooms smoking AMI bathrooms anIshlps
Second ciIin accommodation uneNceleL
SiatcrOOms all on main deck
No h1r4es cattle, sheep OF pigs ;Et'L
: c1ud "l1ln, $50 prepaid. $50 excursion, go
Sfesra-p. k2t prepaid t2l excursion, 81. 49,
l. F'TFIt WRIGHT d SONS Gem Agts % Broadway, NJ
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| DUTCHER.-By a smart young man as assist
I'D ant butte ner or IN any capacity make himself useIu
Is willing and afraid OF work give g0oh TeeIsn'oS
Address j. II. WILLIS, snedecker ave-, East
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RARTENDER.-By a respectable young man,
ID % has had citv eTpeence and would work orhe In
4rests emp0yer can give the references Address
III. KASTENDIEK, 1913 9th-aye.
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
4 DREW and ST JOHN leave PIER H. North River
M connecting at Albany SUNDAY morning exceptedJ Will
trains North. West and East
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DARTENDER.-By a smart young man, age
ID willing and competent and can give the pest OF
references. Address F. CAVANAGH ~ La"rence-se'
Manhattanville.
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ENGlNEER-By smart young map, 20
IL willing aud competent and has the best OF references
Address h. MORGA y. So Bcach-st
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w IrNITTDSTATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FORQUEENs rOWN AND LIVERPOOL NJ.
MOTTO ir 4trluer4D thi3 line tax" tle Lane .tDlVh
ia, IlrI.allnt ilury, U. = w. on 0oth TAO
outward and hourwlrl VOYAGES D., n. ,.9,, 81,
h..., lC can. ITyl --....-. lhuIS'N' ~ = -,
CDpI|I. I. I'II"Cl - -,
.A' - y. ~ g,nr 49, saturday l.. -. "a
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF "Eof
$500 lorW.SE .-.-...,t.. -,
Tese7nluer7 lr2 Uniform Hhs "a ri B,ti
rl1r IRA hi ,rsI nj ,lnI whnr' fl' nl'h al nltol
tast,t inrl Is,r,l y c)ntprJ hte;to unAtlaA''
atgHL ,..,, ,..,-, t,.y,t A., NV n.
All, terms St,,rlgerJ uJI, IA C)lnsrG 81 p)h NOV
NorS s:N .........., ma, n,r,,,
rcr ,,.tiI1 y Dlns III pJl'r ltbr nt'bL bhfbbh'
Noln,aiy ~ "'o" W ~ r. l. CORrlS, AgsaS
q + BARTLETT g CO. Agent& Boston.
BAKKIIT & CArrELL Agents PnualalphL
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l story brick building and 3-siory brick tenement
with lot No 3lS asst Ilfh-st, ~, $50 n y Of
ls,.ave lot 25194.lO; Henry Meies, jr .....-..-.-
BIZ RieAcTd y Harn,t
plots on West 1l9th.st. 900 II " Of 5th,ave. each
l7.6xxlOOj; W Merritt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
, 1881-09-11
NO TRANSACTIONS OF IMPORTANCE TIL
PAST WEEK.

-
PAST WEEK.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Sept 10.-in the reAl-cst;at mar
kct during the last week there hare been no
transactions OF any importance either by public
or private sale. lsy far the greater number of
the large buyers, the men who arc always ready to
take Il desirable piece Of property. have not yet
returned to town from their Sl1nncr homes or
travels. Many Of the heaviest operators Of this
elass are now in Europe. The disposition Of hold
crs to offer real estate for sale is limited, most
owners thinking 1t better TO Keep it in their ow1l
hands for the present. Lots on the itnc Of Fltth
avenue, above ycCentral Park,
ARE HELD AT HIGHER PRICES
than they have ever been sold for. and it is
t,!c,1lt to induce holders to bind themselves to
these prices for any length Of time. The rucs-
ton Of the result Of the condition OF President
Garfield bus entered into calculations concerning
real estate to all ealeut that persons not fau.il-
iar with tho market would scarcely suppose
probahle 4 vell-knowu dealer remarked to-
day that it had affected both buyers and
holders more than the doubt and excitement
or any Presidential campaign which ho remeu-
bercu, III consequence, Aucti0neerS had not
felt justified in advising tho offer Of any real
estate where it could possibly be avoided. He
said the general impression scemGd to be AIMING !
rE1:FECr CONFIDENCE COULD TIE FELT
in tho continuance OF business prosperity and
tho maintenance 0t NHit1c5 HUT that ii 4
change of administration occurred no one could
faresce the possible results Some Of the deal
crs had made efforts to remove this feeling bur
they might as we'll try stop storm. The only
sign of activity III the murket just 1T present is
in regard to renting OF tine high priced houses
furnished. but there are very few of these ro b.,
had. Building opera tlous, which huvc been
very active throughout the season. are appur-
entity Oil tho increase to meet the growing de-
n,asils OF The city. They include structures OF
I'LL notwithstanding hats and buildings for
every kind Of business.
, 1881-09-11

uncadon yesterday was SHALLOW mockery- III
one breath he endeayored to show TINT the
sales were unimportant. In the other he IN
consistently holds out tho hope OF proving the
sales since the passage of the Land act Illegal.
This week has been on the whole disastrous to
the Land League.
TIL: EFFECTS OF BAD CROPS.
TO the 1rt*tern -4ssoeiattd Trts@.
LONDON, Sept. lu.-Jol,n Bright. writing to 4
gentleman Of Sheffield on the subject OF FREQ
trldo and reciprocity, says: 1.-The recent bad
harvest has caused general falling on III our
home trade. 1t has not been high tariffs or
commercial treaties, or what other Governments
have done which has been dong us harm. 1t is
the tlsrninution of wealth of our country by
reduction Of tho production OF our soil"
TIE ,EETIlODlsTs.
LONDON, Sept. l0.--In tho Methodist Ecumen-
ica1 Conference today, in tho discussion OF the
topic. Mcthodsn1 AMI the Young; Training.
Young People in Christian Homes attu sunday
Schools" Bishop Simpson snid he regretted that
there was failing OIL the part Of Methodist
families In this respect. Or. Bennett suid the
loss Of tho children OF Methodists in America in
favor Of other denominations was one Of the
most disastrous fncts connected with Mct1odls!n.
"HoycorrISG.'
DUBL1S, Sept. l0.-Nnmerous cazes OF boy
cottin>" are still reported.
JOHN BRIGHT.
LONDON, Sept. lo.-John Bright, in his letter
on Tree trade and reciprocity, says: 1.-The best
authorities calculate that, III consequence OF the
bad harvcsts Of the last three years. the country
has already lost 4s.O1 O00, 900. The way in which
we have passed through this time OF trial Is a
strong proof OF the wisdom OF frec-tr;lde
pclicy."
, 1881-09-11

81 600 GOO OF THEM ISSUED 1sY THE DENVER
g. RIO GRANDE RAILROAD.
specto{ Di.pctct to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-It has become Known
RECENTLY that Denver g. Rio Grande bonds
bearing higher numbers than those "Asted
ut the Stock Exchange were IN rue
market Ono broker yesterday received
sloOuu of these. bonds from IN out-
of-towu customer who wanted to sell thein' anu
of the ten bonds five were not a good delivery,
because they have numbers not recognized at
the bonrd Tho highest number was u 81,
while the highest number on the list was hl.oOo;
The difference indicated an issue OF S,l'd'''ooo
oi bonds
or WHICH THE STOCK EXCHANGE HAS no
RECORD.
IN inquiry at the Office of the company 1t was
lcurnt,l thut tho amount issued ~ CT
cess OF TINT ''lssted WIS between S3.oOo,~
OjU and $5,MD,O00. The precise amount was
unknown or kept secret. AL olflcer or
the company cluitned III defense OF the
issue that the company was engaged in tho
rupil extension of its lines; that money was
needed 10 carry on this work, and that money
was 10 be had only OIL the issue Of bonds; that
consequently tho bonds had been Issued In
advance OF construction, but that when the ROAD
wns com pIeted the issue world not exceed the
rate OF $ii,Ov mile, according to the terms OF
the gagc. 1t was the intention OF the COM
many to make application for Il further list
ing" of about $2,001,000 in bonds within Sixty
duys.
, 1881-09-11

PUBLIC EAtlIENENl.
MApn1D, Sept. lu.-tubii: feeling is running
50 hivh in Spain against Francc that the APP
proucning meeting of tho Cortcs and financial
questions ure forgotten. The irritnt3on is al
most unanimous in papers OF every shade OF
political opinion. AS 1t appears France will not
indemnify tho Spaniards or Oran unless Spain
CONSENTS tn examine French claims for losses IN
Cuba und Spain. The cabinet may be forced by
public opinion to recall Duke Fcrnau Nuncz
from Paris to signify tie disappointment felt in
Spn1t tile question. will lead to violent debates
in the Cortcs us the udycrsarics OF Senior Sa-
:.astn tho Premier, want to make capit;.l out OF
tho popular grievance against France
, 1881-09-11

4 TRAGEDY on l. RAILWAY TRAIN.
LoSnOS, Sept. l0.-A dispatch from Rome
says a tragedy simiiur to tho murder Of Gold, OIL
tho Brighton Hallway cxprcss-traln, has oc-
CURED On Il train from Paris to Turin. 4 man
entered Il first-class coupe occupied by Il zea-
tlcmau who was alone, aud, after woundins him
seriously, threw him out Of the carriaEe WIN
dow From Il card found in his trunk, the vic
lin is brlieycl to be Herr Nicsnack, the German
Consul ut Leghurt1..
EAf1TIIQr-AKE.
ROME, Sept. 10.-~Frcsh shocks Of earthquake
occucrc, al various points in the Ncapolitan
province. Few persons have l'een killed, but
MANY have been injured, anu serious damage
done to property.
, 1881-09-11
THE STOCK MARKET.


Speeias Di1patck to The Ehteaco Tribune
NEW YORK, Sept l0-Tho activity in spccu-
lutive circles WAS rather increased today. The
bear combinations were IN feHctish staic at
the remarkable jump made in tho prices of tho
lcatling stocks. The losses among the shorts,
both on town un1 country orders. were un'iucs-
tionably heavy. Many were unable to provide
sufficient margins tn meet tho rapl,l Accs III the
market, so they werr closed out tle eNccu-
ton oG stop ORDERS which orders ure sometimes
rs disastrous III the short side as the long idc.
Undoubtedly
THERE WAS STRONG ECA'1NG AMONG THE
HILLS,
and The recent upward turn produced marked
conversion OF speculative feeling. Not few
got over OH tho long side in hopes Ut getting
wind. The favorable bnnk statement con~
trbutctl to initiate mare bulli>h feeling for
the future. The pace oI tic 1nurkct has lately
been very last. some sny too fAst ~ last. uld
reaction would not TIC surprising. The Hannibal
4 Joseph corner WAS continued in force. and the
price was nlarles! TO 21D against SOME shorts
vino refused IT, settle. Call money WAS In guUd
supply and lieut. down to y: per cent.
, 1881-09-11
ITEMS.

THE EItiL E-i!IkOAu.
New York, Sept. 10.-To correct all erroneous
report, the Eric Railway Company states that it
is not true that it has been shut OF from West
crn contracts. On the contrary. the Erie Com
pany continues to sell tickets over oil Western
connections and to receive tickets from all West
ern roads, tho only exception being that the Lake
Shore and Michigan Central have failed to issue
new rebate forms over the Erie. The Pittshurs.
Fort Wayne Il Chicago, and the Grand Trunk
Railways from Chicago. and all rail-
ways in the West, except the Lake
shore continue to sell over the Eric
the same us over other trunk lines. The Erie
through limo of sleeping coaches. between New
York and ul Western points, continues as here
tofore.
THE EEoOKIYN nEFALCATIoS.
1t is intimated about the City-Iiall, Brooklyn,
that there, will soon be some startling dtScios-
urcs in tho case Of Stuart, charged with ctn-
btzxlng the funds of the Board Of Education
and that in all probability some twenty-five or
thirty persons will lc tnkeu in to custody on
Monday on the charge OF being implicated with
Stuurt-
4 100000 FAILURE.
II is now stnted that tho loss by the failure OF
the New Jersey silk Manufacturing Company
will amount to nearly St0o, ,U0O.
, 1881-09-11
VANDERBILT'S PLANS.

Spteidl Dt:Datch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW York. Sept. l0.-In connection With the
war of the trunk lines, it hus been said that
William II. Vanderbilt has directed the estao-
lishment of passenger line between Chicago
and PHILADELPHIA, and that, for this purpose,
tho Luke Shore, New York Central, Lehigh
Valley, and Northern Pennsylvania Roads would
he used. Of this an official of the New York
Ceutrul, empowered to speak for Mr.. Wander
bilt, sud today: "Therc IS nothing IN this re-
port, so far as I know. Mr, Vanderbilt has no
need TO do anything of this kind We have had
connections by tho Lchlgh Valley Road for some
six years. and with the Northern pennsylvania,
for that matter, which connects with the Cen
trail ut Cnnnudaig,la. Wcsold tickets over those
ruads and they sold over ours, presume
lis this in pursuance Of contrnct:
mo, it Is merely matter Of usage. There
has been no occason for the contract we ex~
pect to continue to send passengers over these
roads, but there has been no special arrange
ment for it of late nor will there be, fur as
Gun see. Theirs is no occasion for it.
, 1881-09-11

now THE AFFAIR AT CAIRO IS LOOKED
uispN IN PARIS.
SprcA, tult.
PARIS, Sept. lO.-The news Of tine Cairo riots
would seem to have taken the French Govern
mtnL by surprise. | am able to assure
you positively that the rumors Of IN in
tended intervention in Egypt, 60 fa1
ut lcast as France Is concerned. arc
altogether premature. No action OF tho kind
is at present contemplated here. nor SO long us
the insurgents respect the Europeans in Egypt
Is there any likelihood that an Intervention will
be thought necessary. Little is yet known
OF the whole Disturbance. but, at all
events, no blood appears TO have been She'd
Little credit is stnchcd In Ministerial circles to
tho report that tAraby l,ey's movement is OF
religious as we'll us political nature.
DL-Asll: LAID on THE BRITISH CONSUL.
To the 1rtsttrn Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. l0.-A dispatch from Alexan-
tr;a, Egypt. suys tho conduct OF the British Con-
sui at Cairo in conveying tho khedive's decree
accepting tho demands Of the revoited troops is
regarded us incxplicahe, rs 1t tends to make
England appear us sauctiuninG mob rllc.' 1t il
thought Cherin p:sha@s colscnting to be nOm-
instel as Premier by the troops shows he either
failed to understand the situation or is I'LL az
co1npce OF the revolution.
TIE SCARED k1IEDlyE.
CAIRO, Sept. 10.-Ol the troops arriving at tho
palace yesterday, the khcdive proceeded to
open the space in front OF 1t, and cnienvorcd to
Intercept the troops who were supposed to be
loyal, but they had already frateruizcd with the
others. TIE khcdivc then summoned Cookson,'
acting British Consul, who aionc conducted the
negotiations with Arabia Bey, chicf Of tho
indictments.
ONE OF THE IMMEDIATE CAUSES OF THE
DEMONSTRATION
WAS that Daoltl PAshA, Minister Of War, yestcr-
t]uy appointed IL new Colonel of Artillery with
out consulting the 1uAlcontent Coloncis. as has
hitherto been customary. 1t is dcclurcd the
Coloncls, while fei=nlng apprehension 1T the
prospect Of Turkish occupation, have really
l,ccn IN colusion with the Porte.
THE BRITISH, FRENCH. AUSTRIAN. AND
RUSSIAN COSsCLS
were closctcd with the khclyc for some time.
tllEl:lF rA>NA
has had conference with tho English md
French Consuls. lie absolutely refuses 10 take
Office us tho nominee Of the army, but, recoE-
nizing the gravity Of the crisis. he appears will
tns TO act rs un intermediary between the
khcdivc and the ulacontcnrs. ttc said that, 1t
successful in arranging conditions which appear
10 him to guarantee order. he will probably
accept tho office. but in the event Of the future
Of his negotiations he would remain with the
Ehrliye and endeayor to exert Il pacttlc iuf1u-
cucc The Freueh Consul-General fully ill
dorsed tho views of the British acting Consul
whcu hc appeared on the scene after yesterday S
disturbances.
, 1881-09-11


LoNpoS, Sept. l0.-A dispatch from Tunis
sHys the insurgents have again successfully at
tackcti, twenty miles from Tunis, the baZeass
wasous destined to provision tho camp Of ali
l.ey, carrying away everything. Ali Keys
march was stopped ut Alrdjcz. owing to the de-
llant attitude Of bis !runisian soldiers, who re-
fused to attack kairwan. Tho Bcy envoy, who
was ordered to k:irwan, to make last effort
to pacify the Insurgents, refused to 20 to that
piace as his mission involved ar1 attempt TO Gu
trap the insurgents. The Arabs have resolved
to intercept Ali hey il he attempts to retreat to
Tunis.
CORRECTION.
There is reported to have boon an engage
tnc,lt between the French garrison Of 1iaul-
1u;lmer and the Arabs holding tho villagc of
H1r.laitu, which was destroyed. The report yes
1eruay Of che destruction Of Hnnsnusnet was
probably All exaggerated version Of the fore
going.
, 1881-09-11

ILLINOIS NJ. L.. CONFEtsitNCE.
Spseint Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
PASA, ILL.,, Sept. 10-The Illinois Methodist
Episcopal Conference meets In this city Wedncs-
day next. Sent. II. The following Is the general
progrslm: Conference sessions vii! be held each
day from $50 L. III. to |. p. IN. Wednesday, at
80 d. Ill.,, annual missionary sermon by the
Rev. II. y. Hoffman. Of Bloomington Thurs
day. ut : p. H.. Sunelay-school anniversary and
addresses by W. Il. Goodwin, D. D., ind tho Key.
". D. Best; 7:30 p. 1n., mission anniversary, and
addresses by G. ". Hughcy, D. D.. OF st. Louis
ana the Rcy. Bishop Merrill. Friday, p. H.,
Educational Society, and lectures BY the
1tevs. L. Z, Duuitt and c. Galeencr; 30 p. 1n..
preaching by W X. Marshall, D.. D.. of st.
Louis. Saturday, p. H., Women's Forcixn
Missionary Society and addresses by Mrs. L: c;
$. Dougherty of jacksonville, and others; I::D
p. H.. addresses by G. ". Gray. D. D.. and J. G.
Hartzcll Ut New Orleans. sunday. s;3O u: H.,
Conference Love Feast 1T the Methodist Eps-
copat Church: l0::U a. 1n., sermon by the Key.
Bishop Merrill anu the ordination of Deacons.
, 1881-09-11

C1.HFsk
Speeict Di:patc1 to 7Ae Chica30 Trtbunt.
MEM YORK, Sept. 10.--Miss Clara Louise Kcl-
log. rcGutcrs the Musical field tho ::th inst
ut Worcester, aius5. This tavHrst American
singer has associated witt. lie: for the coming
s::*a, the following: excellent :..Icnt: Miss Alta
Ie:sc. col,tr;tltn: .:i@nor iirigncli, tenor; Il.
-A..amwus::y. v:u!inist; Herr Llcasias, pianist;
and Signur Miranda, yo1E9; Lnr:tnuc :lcw to
this cutl1::ry, who IS said to possess y,iec of
rare quality and power. Miss Kc!!us.': tnan-
ayers. ;:cssrs. Pond l. f,ac..crt ::;Ei,rt that
Shc b-:irs hr: season under Tn. :lnst .lAtserIy
auspices. Sic will apEG.:r it, CLi:sEo Gct. -, iu
Nus4c-ii::il.
MISS EMM-t S. HOWE
has been cug1lge, by the New York Phitharnon-
ie Club for series If concerts, the first take
place In Philadelphia Oct. -, in Pugh's Star
Course.
Maurice Disagreement. tho young Brazilian
, 1881-09-11

CoSSTa aSTINurl.E, Sept. 10.-Much diss9tlsfhc-
ton has been caused by tho position of Russia
towards the neeotintious for the settlement Of
tho Turkish debt. 1t is understood Russia in
tends c,ll,ng attention to the convention which
1rescri!cs that the expenses OF the Russian oc-
cupation OF bulgaria must be paid before tho
bulgarian tribute is diverted to any other ps1z-
pose. II is believed, moreover, that Nussia is
opposed to the principle Of the Bulgarian trib-
ute hcluy ussiyne,l to the Turkish boudhotcrs
before the settlement Of the Russian war in
,crnr'ry.
Az ENGLISH SAILING VESSEL
has necn attacked and piiiagcd by pirates near
the Island OF SMnus.
, 1881-09-11

Special Dlsustch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR KArll's, III, Sept l0.-Sam Mansfield,
travelling for Wholesale dry-gootls house ot
this city, while iaborinx under temporary lit
ot Insanity TT Lake junction yesterday, shot
himself through tho head. tic ball going from
temple to temple. cutting ouI both eyes lie
brought hou;t :od.1y and is alive. hut cannot
recover. lie suys he does not remember Of
shooting himself.
, 1881-09-11
Il 31 -AlH y
IN Nttl.ft Of SURGEONS.

IN NF.I.1F
PARIS, Sept. 1u.-Tlt Mayors have been in-
s:r,lu:eu to sell. circulars to the '!uctors ii their
respective districts iatrr;Iin,, than that tEc
military Medical sersic.. ri Paris, in consr,ic1;e:
1T the number u: army doctors now being sent
to Algeria, may ,lrc1 Civilian assistance. and
desiring TO know the names OF those disposed TO
give it. The last time such step was taken
was during the Crimeau wnr, and it Is construed
RS Sign Of serious troubles in Algeria.