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MAX SITAKOsCH DOES NOT BELIEVE THAT
SIZE WILL COME TO AMERICA.
Special Distatch to The Ch,ca2e Tribune
New YORK, Aug. 37.-Speaking Of PATHS
contemplated visit to the United States, Max
Strakosch says: - [ 10 not yet believe that
.Adelina Patti will be here, Notwithstanding
the preliminary announcements. AS her
brotler-i1l-law, hear about her plans. and
yet doubt her intention Of coming. She can
yet make $1,000 night III Europe without
the trouble Or risk Of management. Why
should she undertake I'LL ocean voyage
and tile management of concert
company when she can do SO
well over theree The agent who
came here 4 month ago, simply got the re-
fus;l of some concert halls for certain dates
and refused to sign any contracts. Since
then he has disappeared. and nothing has
been heard Of Him. PATHS name is scarcely
mentioned i'll the newspapers. II she had
decided to come, ller agents Would make
more fuss over it than was made over Berli-
h;rdt's coming. LII case Patti does not come,
1 understand that Nillson is open to an en-
gagenert fur this country. But she will not
come if Patti does"
, 1881-08-28
THE STrTCHMEN'S STRIKE.
Special Dtspateh to The Chtcuao Tftbu:tG-

CLEAN, n. y, Aug 27.-There is no ma
terial change in the situation Of affairs IN
the strike of the operatives and the Ne"
York, Lake Erie & Western Railway. The
swtcllmen still hold out, and are striving
hard to secure the cooperation Of all train"
men working OIL the Buffalo Division. ltis
believed ut tllis writing that they will bt
successful in accomplishing tl1eir aim. The
railroad company is evidently determined
not to compromise, aud the strikers ate
equally persistent in their resolution not ta
resume work until tteir. demand for an ad.
vance Of compensation is acceded to. The
secret meeting planned for this Mt,
ernoor has been .postponed until
mdn$ht -, tongt ,,,3, ,,n he rs { fonDany my abd
making every effort tU move trains. Soma
freight was sent out to-day, but evidently
the llew men who have been secured so far
are not sufficiently numerous or experienced
trouble. Mr.. John D. Hammond, freight
agent Of the Erie. Railway Company at Buff
f;tlo. is advertising for hands to take the
place Ut the strikers The strike Of brake
1nen at llornel!syile has ended, but the
out, and there. does not appear
to be the least prospect Of
an end or resumption Of work on their part:
Tile brakemell, who were the iIstlgators OF
the strike Oh the Buffalo Division, have re-
conceding that i'll returning to work it should
he strictly that Of braking and that the slle1i
who refused to do switchnell's work and
whom tie Company threatened to discharge
shall be reinstated. The Company accepted
these terms, and II bulletin was Immediately
issued to take out (, train which had been
previously made up by the yartlnrlsteT
The switcillnen maintain that they, 20
not care whether new neil. are put IN
their places, for the work cannot be d0ne at
all to the satisfaction of the road. and that as
soon us the switchmtn are willing to go BACK
the new men will be- discharged About vM
cars were drawn ont, but this is but slnau
part Of what must be dune to clear the BLOCK, 4,
;de. So long as the bTakcmen refuse Iq
make up trains the blockade will last ailo
they miEhtas well be OH Il strike, for they yl ais
paid by the men. The result Of the meeting
tonight is awaited with deep interest by a.,
parties concerned. \ very strong eloa' 1;na
is being made by the latter aEltators to bt!ns
about :. general strike along the ettlrs
length of the road. Secret conferences ale
expected to be held ut all railway centres 70
night, and railroad operatives are natul1H..33
very much excited. 1t is antlcipated tiSs 10
some lively and startling business will Dc .na
outcome Of these meetings.
, 1881-08-28

TILE fTDID OF 2lAHAEOuI.
PARIS, Aug, 37.-The report the destruc-
ton of tile tomb Of AIarabout by French troops
in the Province of Oran, Algeria, is confirmed.
The remains of the saint, however. were re-
spected and transported with military honors
to nosQue-at Ge1yvll1c.
ARABS ATTACK TIE FRENCH.
1t is reported from Tunis that the French
camp at Ianmanet was attacked by several
thousand Arabs, who were repulsed with
heavy loss. ~
GOLD Fol: TIE UNITED STATES.
a correspondent says the exports Of gold
steamers sailing from lfa.!v1re have taken
about oc0, ,o00 francs i'll gold during the last
week, and is much more will probably be
sent to-day. So far, however. the exports by
French houses arc principally made from
London ami Amsterdam, The Bank Of
France dolcs out gold very gradually, and,
as the napoleons are light, they are, for the
present, of very little use for export.
, 1881-08-28
A Former Business Associate Of
PhrenoIogist Fowler Exposes
His Moral Crookedness.
More than tic Usual Saturday,
Activity in AL Kinds OF
Produce.
Max Strakosch Does Not Believe
Adelina Patti Will Come to
America.
A Very Remarkable Advance in the
Prices Of Stocks Recorded.
PuRENOLOGIST FOWLER.

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MAx DAc11EEr EXPOSES Ills MORAL CEook-
EDNESS.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, Aug. 27.-Alr. Max Bachcrt,
who for six years was associated with Prof.
0. 5. Fowler, and who knows more OF that
old phrenologist's peculiarlties than any
other person. has ut last taken up his pen for
the purpose Of exposing the latter's moral
and professional crookedness. Within the
past few months Fowler's unsavory 1eputa-
tion has been slowly coming to light. For
fifty years lie had been looked upon by 4
large portion Of tile country rs the highly
moral representative OF 4 progressive and
elevated science. According to Mr. Eachert's
statement, how published, Fowler has
been quite the reverse Of this. Bachert
says that between 1874 and 1880, while con-
nccted with Fowler, he became SO impressed
with the evil effects Of much that the latter
was doing privately and publicly that lie dc
tcrlnined to restrain him. Ills lectures to Ia
dies were Of all immoral character, and so
GROSSLY OBSCENE IN ACTION AND SPEECH
that lie was compelled to stop them: Bach
tlons with female quacks in several parts Of
the country, and wrote them grossly
immoral letters, undertaking to SYSTEM
attic sexual vice, aud that his, claims
OF morality were supplemented WILL
vices that would have shut him up in the
Penitentiary if exposed and punished; that
his chronological knowledge OF character
depended largely upon Il paid confederate In
the audience; that his desire to benefit the
human race by teaching was asserted with Il
practice that would, If carried out, have de-
hauched and destroyed it''; and that he is IN
short, ga professional scientific fraud and
cllarlatan." Dachert says he has spent 510,-
000 trying to suppress what lie considers to
have been
AN INFAMOUS BUSINESS,
and lie is perfectly willing to spend $4,000
more il necessary. lie shows that one OF tue
books of this Professor now on the market is
so highly Indecent and immoral that it has
been recommended to the consideration OF
Anthony Comstocll, and that whenever at
tc,npts are male to send copies OF it to
Canada they are invariably seized at the
Custom-Ifouse7 and burned. AZ Butt says
the article in question, " bad as the books
are. they are tame as Il tract by the side OF
the private oral and eDistOlary poison
which Fowler has been insldiously and i'll
dustriously pumping into the veins of the
American public for years. The correspond
ence which fell into my hands is so sicken-
ing in its sensua!ity, So
UNANIMOUSLY LECUEROCS
and vile, both III its purpose and in its
pllraseOl0gy, that even the ordinary men Of
the world and criminal lawyers themselves
stahd aghast at it." Bachert's expose is
searching and scatllinE, and will open the
eyes Of the public no doubt to the character
OF the man who has so long felt bumps aud
preached morality.
, 1881-08-28
BILLIARDS.

Special Dispatch to The Chicd0Q Til

Special Dtspatch to The Catcaoo Tribune.
New YORK. Aug. g.-Richard Roach. of
St. Louis, who has figured somewhat exten-
sively here as a hacker Of billiard-players,
and wlio is favorably known in general
sporting circles throughout tile country, pro-
poses to give handsome prizes for cushion
caroln .billiard-tournalnent, 10 come off III
entries is Iinlte,I to seven. and It seems to be
a settled fact that Vignallx, Schaefer, Slos-
son, Sexton, and DAILY will be among the
players. How the other players will be
selected has yet to be determined, but, us the
management of the tournament is III the
capable hands Of the veteran Michael Geary,
there need .beno doubt about the character
Of his selections.
, 1881-08-28

An EAKTH4UtAlNE.
CoSsr.ASr1SorLE, Aug. 27.-An earth
quake has occurred at rchesule, Asia Minor,
opposlt the Island of Scio, causing great
damage to property.
OCCUPATION,
ATHENS, Aug. 27.-The Turkish Governor
Of Armyros, Thessa1y, has been notified that
the occupation Of that district will begin
Monday.
THE HEAT IN ATHENS
the past five lays has been excessive. Hot
win,ls continued day and night as if blowing
from the LiDyan Desert.
DEATHS FROM TYP1IoID-FEvER
occur at tho rate Of ten day. There is all
exodus of families to the country or adj
iaccut islands.
, 1881-08-28

of the Imperial household state nothing dis
nuietine. concerning the state of the health ut
Emperor William.
THE SOCIALISTS.
According to circulars distributed about
the city, the Socialists Of the fourth electoral
district, have despite the state OF siege de-
cidel to vote for Herr: Bebcl, Socialist can
didate, for seat in the 1teicl1stag. Consld-
ering the strict laws governing the Socialists,
in berlin. this is a bold attempt
OH their part Which the Government Will 10
its utmost to fustrate.
, 1881-08-28
GERMANY,
I;OYAI.TY'S HEALTH.
SnkciftI EItiIlf

W1EsEAnES, Aug. 37.-The. crimson flag
of the Empress Of Germany still floats over
the old castle Of CoblcntZ. Since her
recent illness and the operation, she has
made such speedy progress that she was able
to walk 4 little III the gardens this week,
and, ds soon us the weather permits, she will
begin drives i'll the enyirons. The Emperor
is III BabeIsbcrg suffering from slight cold,
but is expected to attend the Schleswlg
naneuyrcs.
AFRICAN EXPLORATION.
The African explorer, Maj. Won Meclow,
has returned to Frankfort from Ills eSpedi-
ton i'll Western Africa. lie explored tie
Kwango, oneof the largest southern ailments
of the Congo, rs far north as the seventh
parallel, and discovered two great falls in
this river, which lie riamed after the allied
Empcrors of Germany and Austria.
FRIEDRICH Won HoDESsTEDr
has accepted the editorial chair Of the new
Berlin paper, the DaitU Rcptcu.
AN INTERESTING STORY
comes from WiirtelnburE. The Kings new
reader is an American, Richard n. jackson,
from Ohio. lie came to Stuttgart some years
ago to practices music at the Con-
seryatory, then took a position at
the United States Consulate. Quite recently
King Charles, who had taken fancy to the
young man, asked him to enter lis service
rs leader. lIr. Jackson accepted the pro-
posal under the condition that lie would
receive orders from nobody but the
King direct. He has a salary of
G,00O marks, a suite Of five rooms at the
Academy, and is continually with the King,
with whom he is in great favor. The Court
regards him as All intruder.
=. MIR. NICHOLAS FISH,
Charge NAffalrcs at Bernc, presented his
letters Of recall on Wednesday to the presi-
dent Of the Swiss Confederation. The
President took the opportunity to re-
new his expression Of Profound synl-
patlly for President Garfield, aud to hope
that the greater calamity would be spared
the Nation. Ill this hope" concluded the
President, " receive your letters of recall"
Mr.. Cralner presented his credentials on
Thursday.
BERDAN's RASGE-FINDEH..
The Prussian Government intends to make
experiments at the cavalry maneuvres with
Gen. Derdan's new ranSefindcr, exclusive
rights to which have been purchased by
Krupp. The finder measures distance accu-
rately to ten miles, and is being
manufactured for infantry, artillery.
and seacoast. Gen. Berdan has, also
invented a mechanical fuse, also purchased
by krupp for the Prussian Government,
which explodcs by rotary ,'iotion Of tie
shell itself, the explosion Occurring on the
arrival Of the shell at the target indie
pendently Of the time. Of flight This, too, is
to be tried during the nly'rtiane,lvres. .
HEALTH OF TIE EMPEROR
To the Wester1 Associated Press.
BERLIN, Aug, 27.-PAyslcians III ordinary
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bought over 10000 tierces before Il to-day,
and nil near deliveries ut that, and In face Of
on Sept. l.. The oat clique now admit 6st that
they are out, having sold over 100000 bushels
yesterday, Of which CarrutheEs and Allen
took 80. 100 bushels for October at ~ cents,
There are some 1000, 600 bushels now in
between n1w anu the I'd of October.
, 1881-08-28

SIAlIN.
KALAK.AUA HAS 4 NARROW ESCAPE.

KALAK.AUA HAS 4 NARROW ESCAPE.
Special Cable
MADRID, Aug. 27.-king Kalakalla had a
narrow escape while travelling from Madrid
to Lisbon last week, between Veredas and
Puretallano. The special train which was
conveying the King and his suite ran over a
bullock and was thrown from the track.
With the exception of Il severe shaking no
one was injured, but the accident caused
great delay.
4 COMPLETE VICTORY FOR THE GOVERN
MENr.
To the IJ'fytern associated Press.
MADRID, Aug. 27.-The Government has
gained Il complete victory in the election OF
Delegates. The Government attached con-
siderable Importance to this contest, rs many
life Senators are Conservatives and ultra
Catholics.
, 1881-08-28

COUNTING THE CHICKENS BEFORE THEY
ARE IIATCHED.
Special Dtspatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
New YORK, Aug. 27.-Cabinet making has
already begun. The San publishes the fol-
lowing without comment: Secretary Of State,
II. Fish, of New York; Treasury, ". Win
donl Of Minnesota; Interior, II. II. Hoyt, Of
Pennsylvania; War, Robert LINCOLN, Of Illi-
nois; Navy, &. S. Boutwell,. of M:ssach1l-
setts; Acknowledgement. F. T.. FrelinE-
huiscn, OF New Jersey; Postnlaster- General,
George Bliss, OF New York.
, 1881-08-28

CirY OF N1ENlCo, Aug. 27.-Tlle Prefcct Of
Caderyta, Qucretnro, was killed while en-
deavoring to stop a political fight between
the Postmaster and Ills son and five other
persons. The principals in the fight were
arrested.
, 1881-08-28

AYOoIi KHAN ABOUT TO MOVE.
14oSDoS, Aug. 27.-The Ficeroy Of India
tclcgraphs: 1t is reported from Candahar
that Ayood Khan, with his army, will begin
Il march on Sunday, the 18th.
, 1881-08-28

SUCI-ALIsTIC CUNF FfsI'ENCEz.
ZCEIc1f Aug. 27.-The Guzcttc states that
the chiefs of the principal Socialist societies
on the Continent have just held secret COLI
ference i'll the ruined castle Of Wyder, Can
ton of Aarrau
, 1881-08-28

The percentages were: Michigan Central,
20.GO; Lake Shore, $50; Fort Wayne, 2l.D;
Pan Handle, 10: Baltimore j. Ohio, S-70:
Grand Trunk, 1870.
, 1881-08-28
SPORTING.
YACHTING.

Sptcni Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune
LAKE GENEVA, Wis, Aus. 27.-A very
lively yacht-race occurred here yesterday rs
Il forerullner of the Shcidan race, which
WAS to occur to-day. The course was to the
head OF the lake and return, fifteen miles,
and the start. was made about IL o'clock H..
H., the boats sailing well until they reached
the Narrows, when the wind died completely
out, ant the boats were towctt back to town:
About 3 =. III the wind cane re f15,>,,;9l nR, anu
were the entries: The Bon Ami Clubs
Florence, sailed by Capt. James Gillespie;
Col. Samuel Appleton's Stranger; the Asi!-
mtinnon,- sailed by ". 4. Wclsher; q. ).
4 N!si K rair6anEs s Whsper, SS e. Sailed by CAPT.
Arthur Colson; Geneva, sailed by Capt WIN
Allen; and Bert Cranes Xollave. sailed by
Capt. George Manson, Tlle contest ;,ty: was
principally between the Geneva, wins
Ing antl then another: On i the home
stretch the Aglinemnon took the lead, but,
running too near tile shore, losing the
breeze, where she was passed BY the Wliis-
per and Geneva, the former taking the race
III three hours eleven minutes and thirty,
three seconds. The Zouayc took the SECOND
prize and tile Geneva the third. the Fearless,
Florence. anil Str;lngcr being listanced.
The prizes were: First, $50; second, $40;
The Sheridan race was to have occurred
to-day, but the breeze was so light that it
was postponed for one week. The following
are the prizes for that race: First, Sheridan
silver yacht (now held by Fairbanks Whis-
peri and SI5; second, SIS; third, 81.
The betting has been quite lively. the
Whisper and Asalnemnon being the favorlts.
PUGILISI.
Saturday evening, Sept. ;, ats O'Clock, in
Mccormick Hall, john l.. Sullivan, the Bos-
ton pugilist, will have Ill exhibition Of Ills
wonderful athletic abilities. Billy Madden,
the very clever boxer from the East, will also
spar during the evening with one of our
local boxers. Several valuable silver goblets
will be presented as prizes to the best
sparrers who, may contest for them.
4 large variety company will also appear.
Capt. James Dalton, Of this city, who made
such a gotal contest with Sullivan ut the re-
cent exhibition here, will, again spar with
Sullivan; this time it will be Il scientific co1l-
test. and doubtless Dalton will excel the
Boston champion, :as lie is much ceverer.
has accepted tile offer made by Sullivan to
give any nl:tn $50 who would spar him four
rounds. The champion Stated that Dalton was
the best man he hail ever met in sparrlng.
and if the Unknown y is much better Mr..
Sullivan may not add another victory to Ills
score. Mr.. MiciiaeI Mcdonald will act rs
"llaster III ccrctnOnies," 4 position which he
so crcditably filled ut. the last entertainment.
!" Parso,t" DaYies is making all necessary
arrangements. 1t is rumoreu that Paddy
Ryan will he present at the performance.
Sullivan will he here Wednesday. lie las
been in Michigan i'll training quarters.
, 1881-08-28
VITLL KESTORdIIHE.
RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE
Restores Nervous and Thy~tcni Uebi.itS' cav
Boxes Of 80 pills, sl-5o; LII, s.; 10 sm.

Boxes Of 50 pills sl50; 10. 8; III s19
EAUTION.
Having hartlv got rid OF 1npostor. who cgu i.
tcrfelted Hicords Vital restorative and chaoxea ID
name 10 Ricoed's Restorative when seeV1St sent
impostor In St Louis, calling himself my ASsns Gn
has sold (and tie goods stl!! in the marksH o t
vt.rDus {clItut1Du Of Iticurd'S Vital Restorative.
nsed fac-simileaof my laoies ana ttds,aan a nv u
vuur druggist, ssk ,ltEl for written guarantee LIZ
tho article has been purchased dncct fEuu1 1ne'
Kan 5chaack, Stevenson 4 CO. .,.r
S. u sliEsNUND. n. D. Sole iFo2.
The genuine cau be had OF Gale j. Block. tainsG
STEVENSON i CO.. " and " Lakc-st, Who'es"a
agents the drug trnde. x.1
uze 70 cure with Kicords Vital restorative taGu9
his special advce}, for anything impure OF in{a
Gus In It. Over uW cures In the United states aoN
have been elected Ntthln the LAST tive ytA1
, 1881-08-28

THE TEMPERATURE IN NEW YORK CITY,
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. :.
New York, Aug. 27.-Tcmperature ut 90
p. Ill.,, IS; G p. Ill.,, r.; op. H., Is; T. H., e''
average temperature, 6975; average tempeE2E
turc for corresponding date last year, oo1s,
average for the same week in $780, Is 5f' J"
1851. II 21
, 1881-08-28

MiIl101iIlre cOlHcry proprietor, VIII
make strong run on the Conservative ticket.
THE miners and iron snaeltcrs Of course, feel
the effects Of the depression i'll nannfactur-
districts, aud 4 north country miner is not
apt to pay much attention to political
economy when he finds himself
WORKING SHORT TIME
and sees a candidate in the field who prol1l-
ises abundant work through the magic
agency of retaliatory duties. LII North Lin
colnshire, that county OF fens, which per-
haps more than any other in the fifty
two has suffered from the asricult-
,1ral depression; Sir James Lowther
is talking in favor Of protection
against American wheat and cattle. It was
the unfayorable verdict Of this constituency
ut the general election which deprived the
nation of the talents Of the sporting Baronet,
Sir John D. Ashley, but he was only $50
votes behind Mr.. Layc0ck. the late Liberal
member, who headed Mr.. Winn, the second
member for the constituency and Tory, by
about 200. The contest now in progress will
be close one, and Sir James Luwther stands
pretty good chance.
AS L. STATESMAN,
he is an improvement OIL Sir John Ashley,
and that is about all that can be said Of him,
for he made sad mess of the Irish Secre-
tarys}lip during the Beacons field regime. In
North Durham, Sir George Elliott is a very
strong man, but the result in both ridings
will turn largely upon the strength of
the ''fair-trade" movement, to which both
the Tory candidates are pledged. Mr.. Par
nell is endeavorins to throw the Irish vote
in North Durham, about 1000 strong, against
the Government candidate, and, as the
Irish are tainted with "Whiteboyism"
tine Mollic Naguireism of the Schuylkill
reglon), which always tur46 them against
the powers that be, he may succeed. But
WHAT Mir. r.AI:NELL EXPECTS To GAIN
BY Conservative triumph here or through
out the country nobody seems 10 know. lie
probably does not know himself. The Irish
leader. BY the way, is just now stumping the
County Tyrone, where a vacancy has been
created by the appointment of Mr.. Litton
to the Land Commission. In his speeches,
which are models Of empty rhetoric, he
ignores the Land act and denounces the Coy
ernment for its tyranny and oppression, call
ing upon people ln the old familiar strain to
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-08
LEGAL.

If served within this county: or. II
served elsewhere, within thirty days-or
Judgment by default will be taken
against ss,a you according to the prayer Of
The said acton is brought to obtain a.
decree OF this Court for the foreclosure Of
y certain certificate'of purchase No. 83s7
descrcibed In the said IN plant and ex.
ecnted by the said plaintiff 20 the said
defendant on the 18th day of May, A D
1873. forecloslng eli OF defe dant5s inter.
est IN and to the following described
land 10 wit: Location No. vO6, N y SEQ is
TO N, IL w. s u NJ, containing 3N
acres situated in Los Angeles county,
State Of california; to cancel and annui
the said certificate of purchase; that
plaintiff may have Judgment and execu-
ton against said defendant for the costs
of suit, including $40 com pens sation Of
the District Attorney and 81 10. 100 costs
OF publication, and for such other and
BILE TO equity; and also that the defend.
an :, ana all persons claiming BY, through
or under him, may be barred and fore
closd OF all right, title, claim, lien, eaui-
ty OF redemption and interest in and to
SAD, satd premises .rI t and certificate. and for
ticuiars.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fall TO appear and answer the said COM
plant as above required, the said plain
tin will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded In the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the superior Court OF the State of Cali.
iornla, IN and for the county of Los An
geles. this 28th day Of Decem ber, IN the
Sundped G oHr and eisSty aSla one thousand eight
By ysEai :. il. OWEN. a peputy' %; roTTs' Clerk
THoS. b. BROWN, District Attorney.