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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

Inc PhliharnOulc Club will begin he seasop
pn Chickerlng Hall ON November Is.
Mr.. Theodore Toedt has been engaged for tho
Worcester MUSICAL Festival He will sing the tenor
part in Elijah"
Maurice Dengremont the boy violinist now in
Paris. viii return to this country and give his first
concert III this city about October 10.
Mr.. Joseffy will leave this city for San Francisco
next month. and will give his first concert there ON
October 10. He will be assisted by q full orobestra
Marie Geistinger will shortly return to the United
States and will reappear in this city at the Thalia
Theatre.
Mr. Lawrence Barrett appears this week at Still
water, minneapolis, Waterloo, and Beloit and will
reach Milwaukee OH September 5.
: Mr. Jefferson begins the new season M AIbarv
August 90. as Bob Acres aud appears at the ITnion
Square Theatre, New-York, September II.
The same that were used at Wallacl,,s
Theatre in he production of 1.-THE World will be
used at Niblo's in the revival OF that piece next
week.
Mr. Frederick A. Dubois, late of the Leland Opera
House, Albany, is associated now with the Kiraify
Brothers, as business manager of their spectacle
combinations
The regular will be opened at the Biiou
Opera House ON September 5, with L" La Mascotte y
with Miss Selma Dolaro and Miss Blanche Chap
man III the cast. F
The World" will be reproduced in this city OH
september o, at Niblo's Theatre. and will be per-
formed here for four weeks. 1t is now in the enjoy
<nOht VI prosperous career IN Chicago.
MIR. Charles Vandenhof has returned TO A,ner;oo
after an absence of five years, and has Joined the
company of Mr.. John +. Owens, in which no will
appear, this week, at Ford's Theatre Baltimore.
Judge Devens. of the Supreme Court of Massa
chusetts has decided that the right of property in
the play of " The World" is vested in Mr.. Samuel
Colyile, and has restrained piratical attemnt n
produce the piece in Boston. '"
Mr.. Adolph Fischer viii play at Paris November
9 at the Chatelet and ON November 13 at Pasde.
loups Popular Concerts. He is also engaged to play
at the first concert of the at the Gewand-
haus, Leipsic.
The Kiralfy Brothers announce that they intend
10 present che spectacle play of Mic nael Strogofu
at the Academy of Music with a cast that will in.
ciude DIR. William Rignold, Miss Ada Nilsson, Mr.
Alien Thomas Ellie Wilton, Mrs. Carhart, Lysan.
der Thompson, and Others. Two dancers Of rexwta
saile bazIano and Mile; Hofschuler, have been en-.
males. - ~oo Ao-
Inc theatre which has been known as wallack's
wau hereafter be known as The Geruania Theatre
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TURBULENCE IN AFRICA.

PARIS, Aug. PA dispatch to the Temps
from saba, in the Province Oran, says: A column OF
French troops from Geryve have destroyed the tomb
Of marnbon from whom the powerful family of Ouled
Sdi Shck descended The Arabs greatly
vcnerae the tomb" The Temps says the will
produce much emotion among the tribes in the soub
aud coming ut the end OF the feast of Ramadan, may
much influence their dispositions The Temps adds that
such % positively incredible act needs continuation
\ dispatch to Thc Times from TIuis says: There Is
from Susa that the Arabs have destroyed ali the
gardens IN the nrighporhoOd al Susn. II the Arabs de-
;crnnc 10 attack the town. there nobody prevent
them from entering It. the few guards remaining
would be- useless
II is stated that the All Ben KhaiH. who aban-
dpucd bv is followers after the BATTLE OF Gabes has fled
O
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THE ST. GoTHARD TUNNEL.
LONDON, Aug. 27.--Colonel Thomas w. Knox
writes from Paris rs follnws:

writes from Paris rs follows
statement recently published that the ST.
Go;hard Tunnel would he ready for use I'm September
next work making slow progress the lines to
meet with the system M Zug aud uccrnc
era months will be required for their completion. on
Of the sections nothing has been ond
vcying and locating the line; and along bank
Urn there are two or three tunnels yet Ia be made and
heavy emhankmrnts thrown up From Fuclen 10 Amstcg
the railway l. nearly finished; but from Amsteg %
Gcshtnen, through the lower part OF the Gothard
Pass great deal OF the heavy work IL unfinished. and
small gangs Of labOrcrs visible at comparatively
intervals. At the cshincn end OF the heaps
Of stone for nrchng piled and there Is said much
TODD for compc. this part OF the work None OF those
WIN whom CouVcrScd expected t1o tunnel and the
Meeting lines 90 be completed before July and
of them named October $50. ON the Italian side. un-
derrtaud, the connecting lines much further adj
Vauced than on the swiss side The railway in opera
ton To asca twenty miles from Airoo, the italian end
Of the tunnel and the section between Basca and Airoo
can be completed in few months.
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and Mr. Adolph Nuendorii Will open it ON September
Is, with new comedy entitled =" The Partner" An
incident of the opening exercises will be the dev-
cry of a 300 prize prologue written by DR.. Will
helm Mueller principal of public school in Gin
cinnat This work was considered the best of
sxty-six poems that were sent in, by German
American writer's, to compete for this prize.
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GUTrEAU TO BE SAVED FOR THE GALLONS.
| PRECAUTIONS AGAINST MOB vIoLENCE-A TALK
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.I


WASHINGTON, Aug. Pho one here seems to
credit for moment the wild rumors that secret
organizations exist this city of men pledged TO
kill Guiteau if the President dies but the authOri
ties evidently do not propose to leave anything to
chance. General Sherman this afternoon tele
graphed to Fortress Monroe for four batteries of
artillery. They left there about this afternoon
and viii arrive tomorrow morning. With the two
batteries stationed here and the marines, there will
be about 900 men, with fifteen Calling guns, with
which the Jail can be defended in of necessity
and the Angio-Saxon method of Furnishing murder
be upheld.
This mornings Republican has the following inter-
view with General w. T. Sherman:
VIII you inform IL any measures have been taken
TO combat uprising if one should occnri
Yes preparations have be N made 10 protect the pub
lie safety and no fears need be entertained that LIE or
What arrangements hive cen mades
That decline 10 make pubic. IL would not he proper
The Secretary OF State the Secretary OF War and myself
have consulted and perfected our plans
DO yon apprehend any attack ON the lalf
The jail is very strong and well Guarded and the force
may not be compelled 10 Resort To force and do not
be- unhcid and Gncau although Ills life is not worth
that dog must he held safe until he be brought
win have their orders and viii execute them If com
poor fellows be in the position that Presi
Garfield is in today but we cannot allow such
taken out of the hands OF the authorities.
placed on board the PassaicG
NO, sir; Guiteau is in Jail at present
VIII he remain there
or course the Jail is the proper place for prisoners
provided for 10y the statues We have got the reputa
lion of being aw-abding people, and this reputation
must OF course, be maintained Ihave good bit
of mob violence in California. and always after the
excitement was the mob sorry for their act III
Guteau had been vnched at the epot-athough don't
suppose he has many fricnds-pcopc might have said
that merely the weak tool OF others more power
full and that he had been sacrificed to shield others The
law has provided for this and the law must be-
cuted in it's due course.
Then the public need not be unnecessarily oXcitedl
They can remain perfectly calm. We viii look after
on missioner, and after them, too
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THE SOUTHERN HURRICANE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Tbe hurricane
from st. Thomas OF the South Caro-
lima coast this morning travelling nOrthward. This
morning the barometer at Charleston was 20 90 inches
fall OF 037 inches In "a hours and inches in =
hours. The maximum wilma veocities reported are :
Charleston AZ miles east smithyc, 80 miles north
east. Teegraphic communication Is interrupted by
the storm along the North Carolina coast.
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THE EUROPEAN SOCIALISTS.

ZURICH, Aug. 27.-1he Gazette states that
the The principal Socialist societies the
tncnt have Just held secret conference in the ruined
Castle OF Wyden in the Canton OF Cargau.
LONDON, Aug. 27.--A telegram from Rern to The
Daity Ncos says: According TO circulars distributed
the city, the Socialists OF the Fourth Electoral
District have despite the state OF SIEGE decided to vote
Bebel, Socialist candidate for seat in the
Reichstag Considering the strict laws governing the
Socialists, especially IN Berlin, that Is n bold attempt
their part which tho Government Will do It's utmost to
IrIIsI IL
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SENATOR SESSIONS EATED

JAMESTOWN, Aug. 27-Upon the reasscm-
bling of the Republican Senatorial Convention at Saa
manca, this morning, the Hon Norman NJ. Allen of
Cattaraugus, nominated for Senator. He will sue
Senator Sessions. Mr. Allen IN n strong Admins
traton man. lie has twice been member of the State
Senate, in 1864 and 1865, and in 1872 and 1873 I'm
1872 he appointed "A State assessor
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4 CORNERSTONE LAID.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. 27.-The corner
stone of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church. OF
East Long Branch, laid this afternoon on the pro-
perty of the society," at the OF Third ana
Atlantic There several hnd persons pres
ent. The stone was LAID by the Rev. DIR. j. Walker Jack
son, Of the United States Army About 80 900 has been
pledged toward the building fund.
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SEARCHING FOR THE JEANNETTE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-Advices from
Retropauovs report the arrival OF the United States
Relief steamer Rodgers on July 18th. Fory-two dogs
and large supply of dog feed fur clothing fresh food
and fish were taken on board She will leave for St
Michaels July oath. $50 "
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TpIBIJTE TO THE SURGEONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. PA letter from OF
the most prominent gentlemen in Wall-st.. received
at the Surgeon Generals Office to-day, contains the
following sentence:
We shall continue to hope as long there is life.
but do not seem to have ground to base il upon,
the most able medical and surgical attendance
country can render.
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the messenger who brings her Che DISPATCHES She IA
bowed down with grief and sccps little and thsf in
snort maps she is much agiated by Of the WORST
yet clings tenacioasly TO hope.
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TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.
sUIcIDE oF IuNATIc

- SUICIDE LUNATTC.
WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug. 27--Chauncey Lamo-
reann OF Hnntsyie was taken IRON the Danvfle
from the train and Disappeared morning body Was
FOUND noating In the Susquehanna River.
DROWNED IN STATEN ISLAND SOUND.
ELIZABETH N. j., Aug. 27.--An unknown man
Ien from the canalboat H. s. Hammond
issho sound THIS morning and was drowned,
DENIAL OF A FAILURE.
CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-An erroneous report was cir
cuiaeu 10 cay that John w Rumsey grain
merchants had failed The been on the wrong side
barrassed. - NN ~N~'-' 'A'-
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COURTESY TO GENERAL GRANT.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., Aug. pa grand
reception WIN be given to exPresent Grant at Educa
tional Hall, Asbury Park, on Thursday evening next
Addresses will be delivered by Grant and
by the Hon: Benjamin Harris Brewster and the Rev
Dr. A. A. Willis, OF Pniladep hia. Wv ''
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A NEW CONSULTATION PROPOSED.

CLEVELAND, Aug 27.-rhe principal hom9o-
pathic physicians here tonight sent the following
dispatch TO DIR. s. A. Boynton.
In view unfavorable prognosis OF President Gar
fields case, and of the deep interest take in il,
suggest that you your best efforts to procure con-
sutation with the homeopathic ply scians and sur
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TRIO Girls DROWNED AT GLEN ISLAND

Rachel Salwin, twenty years old, of No. l25
Division st.. and Dora Wolf OF No 50 East broadway,
went to Glen Island yesterday without the knowledge OF
their parents and went in bathing They got beyond
thelf depth and we've drowned before assistance ouid
reach them Their bodies not recovered up IL te
hou last night - " A~'S
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HoIMEs-STENFNs-At stonington. Conn. August %
nY the Rev. O. NitherspoOn of Brningh William =
Holmes. 81 Braniord and Irene b. Stevens stonngon
sMEAToN-PUTNAM-In BROOKLYN. Y. y on saturday
by the Rev Frederick A. Farley, d. D. Robert smeaian u
brooklyn, TO Lizzie Belle Putnam OF Springfield.
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THE PRESIDENTS MOTHER ANXIOUS.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 27.-Presdcnt Gar
fields aged mother Is stopping with her niece Hiram
four miles from GarrctsviIe. She receives frequent
messages from Washington and spends much of her
at the front of the house. anxously watching for
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MIDNIGA1 WBA7RER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SfnroDsfs for 1he Dasf "a bo,,-s

synopsis for he "a hours
WASHINGTON, August %. a. ma
storm OF great energy is centrnl near Charleston z O.
Considerable depression is centrol in Dakota The la
rometer is highest in the Middle Atlantic States and
New-England General rains have fallen in the South
Auanc States elsewhere fair weather has prevailed
Southeasterly winds prevail west OF the Mississippi
River and in the Middle States and New-ngiand and
northeastery i'm the Southern states The temperature
has remained nearly stationary in all districts
Indications for today.
For the Middle Atlantic States weather followed
by increasing cloudiness and local winds
eastery stationary lower temperature and pressure.
for New England partly cloudy weather local rains.
winds mostly soutbwesferly stationary fennerafslrp
stationary or lower pressure
reports arc missing from the Pacific Coast
cdVftondTN Signals
Santonary signals continue from Cedar Keys 20
Indications for to-DaorrO,o.
Rain is indicated on Monday in Tennessee the Ohm
England. -
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THE GOVERNMENT VICTORY IN SPAIN.

LONDON, Aug. PA dispatch from Madrid
to The Dafy Nccs says: Tho Government has gained
complete victory the election of delegates The Gov
attached considerable Importance to this
test, many life Senators Conservatives and Ultra
mt
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WORK ON A MEXICAN ROAD.

A private dispatch has been received in this
city from gentlemen attached to the Office the Pal
merSuvan Railroad, in Mexico. announcing that work
is actively going along the line and that section of
the road twenty Kilometres long has been approved by
the Government and Is in operation.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (after a header): ooh.
aunt You're not coming I'm with yOur spcciaces on 20
Aunt Cianssa twho is not used 10 battle in open D:
NV dear, positively won't take OF anything more;
I'm determined 81 Punch.
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pRAYER TO RE DEFERRED.

ALBANY, N Y, Aug 27.-In view of the great be-
reaycment which hovers over the Nation,
special meeting for prayer will be held tomorrow
evening in tho chapel of the Emanuel Baptist
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ARRIERE PENsEE.-"I say" said AIRY to a
friend do you know what the idea Of keepin ounds ia
ponsay, Of course.-lPunch."
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

the bsonetcs city nv ren
SIeeas lines give divisions shoss
Nv m Irregular white
IL Tsato during those hour TIE Toe ,t.
ns indicated
TRIBUNE OFFICE, August PSI A. m-Durine the
a ana partly cleudy weather of yesterday the move
men, IN the barometer was downward The temnera
lure ranged between $50 AMI 49, the average ceszs
oolns "a nsher IMAM on the corresponding day last
year and 10 lower than Friday
fartiy cloudy and cloudy weather, with higher te m
peraures ana occasional rain be expected to-day
IN this city and vicinity
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Leiands SturfcVant House.
Desirable
81 ana broadway. Transient rates 80 30 per day.
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hoped that the country will give consistency to its
Colonial policy. rvs.
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THE PRESIDENT BETTER.
Continued from Firnt pnrc.

and his family their deep grief and most painful
suspense. BLAINE, Secretary.
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A Sure Thing

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Orr will sell YOU carriages and buep

Orr will sell you carriages and buggi,s,
phaetons and platform and spring wagons
at cost for the next thirty days.
Orr will give you bargains in buggies and
carriages for the next thirty days.
Orr's Concord side spring lie just what you
want. He will sell them at cost for the
next thirty days.
Orr guarantees his buggies and carriages
as represented and will sell at cos! for the
next thirty days
Over 200 carriages and buggies and spring
wagons at Orr's at cost.
Go and see Orr's buggies and carriages
before buying elsewhere, or send for price
list.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money in
the world.
Ifyou want to buy family carriage send
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Exeursion Tickets az Very Low Rates

Excursion Tickets at Very Low Rates
Heading vis the Memphis and Charleston
railroad (Qhieksssw route) are now on sale
at principal coupon ticket offices to Chatts-
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folk, Charlottesville and White Sulphur
Springs. These tickets are good to return
until Oct 81. First class coaches run with,
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Chattanoogs aud sleeping cars are attached
70 Gil night trains. Maps, time tables, prices
OF tickets, and guide books giving full des.
scnption of the public and private summer
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T: + ROGERS, Genl. Western agent Dial,
las, Texas
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am making specialty Vt hne, old and
pure liquors, 70. mec .einsl purposes. have
In stock, in bottles, y. Mestreau & Cos. 8
leaf brandy, q years old, Otsrd brandy,
10 years old; OLE peach brandy, extra fine;
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: years in bond in the city of Dublin, Loeb
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ale Burke's Guiphess' Dublin Stout Can
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champagne, cider quarts and pints, all
kinds oi.wiDes and liquors by quart or gallon.
Also full stock Of fresh canned goods,
staple and fancy groceries.
Respectfully,
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Grocer, l34S Elm ST., East Dallas.
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Local 0nltAxs.

Every one who knows Chris. Rintleman ge-
NAL, popular, whole-souled Chris, is in favor
of gatronizing his "Local Option" saloon in
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found in the south. He also makes specially
of Improvement Cigars" which are without
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on the Local Option, and you will be happy,
prosperous. and die respected and lamented.
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shiioh,s Consumption cure.

This is beyond question the most successful
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cts, and III 90. II your lunss arc eorc, chost
orback, lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 25cts Sold by Hickox 81 House
druggists Cos Main street. Dallas.
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orty Years. Experience of anOId
Nurse

Mrs. Winslow's Sootnng syrup Is the pre-
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used for forty years with never failing safety
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ond gives rest health and comfort to mother
and child. We believe 1t the best and surest
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and diarrhCea in children, whether arising from
teething or from any other cause. Full direc.
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all medicine dealers. % cents bottle.
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For Safe.

A frst.clsss Phaeton, cost $3.50; will sell
at $3.50. A flrst-clsss Buck Board, $40. A
first-clsss Piano Box Buggy at $50. Buggy
and Spring Wagon Poles from So TO So.
Buggy and Phneton Tops from $12 TO $50.
Anti Shaft Rsttlers at 90 cents, Buggies,
Carriages and Wagons repaired in first class
style, at prices to suit the times. All work
warranted. VIM. LONG,
1888 & 740 Commerce street.
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We have aspeedy and positive cure for
Oatarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth and
Headache in Shiloh's Ca!srrh Remedy. A
nasal injector free with each bottle. Uee 1t
if you desire health and sweet breath. Price
60cents. Sold by Hiekox & House, Drug
gists, Cos Main street, Dallas
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Gard,

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will send recipe that will cure yod free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send q
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7. hmsn, Station d, New York city.
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j. F. Barber, 1913 Main street, handles on
commission and buys and sells the freshest
vegetables and fruits wholesale and retail.
Families can always rely on getting every
shing that is grown in the vegetable line in
teason,