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, 1881-09-27
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rrr ruIcA0o TntHrSE has established branch
ofcct fpr tim receipt vi subscriptions and ndvcrise'
NEW YUNk-ltootn - Tribune building. FIT. Mcs
FADnES. Manager.
GLASGOW, scotlund-Allan's American Nowa
Agency 81 itcnt11ad-Ht-
LUNuuS Eng.-Amer!can ExChsnto. ~ stfana'
uLEHY +. Gt11.sa, Agent
WASHINGTON. u. C.-Etf1 street.
, 1881-09-27

mental III n,akIng It what It WIS Intended to
lc-a manifestation Of the grcat sorrow. the
poignant grief, which IL felt IN every Chicago
fl.,lne ut ttle sul closing Of brilliant life,
tho unthnely cml of 4 great carcor, tho hk-
ing.s,lf In tho hight Of his National naetul-
licss Of ti,o Nutiu,,'s most trusted lendor and
nrnnttYt mail,
, 1881-09-27

aIls ROscot: CoSKLISu Is HOW playing tie
game Of politics with loaded dice. When lo
cnn carry II district Or county convention
fairly l,o Gocs 50, and insists upon due recoe-
milton Of tho will Of the majority by the de-
feascl faction. but when his pirty Is IN tho
minority l,e cuuses n holt to be organized
and sentts np n contrasting delegation to tho
Stnte Convention. lie llas, III fact, become n
chronic disorEanizer mid 'boter." There Is
much reason to believe that boiling alut tho
appointment ot contestlng delegations In tho
rural districts is being cnrriatl, or III accprd-
a,,ce with sol,e systematic plan. The sano
thing hns been douo beforo. III 1873
Instructions were regularly Issued to
MI tho Democratic Federal officials It.
this Stats to appear ut Springfield
"wEtll tllelr ssEnur OH" fur tic purpose
Of defeating Douglas OIL tho Leconlpiun
question. j. secret circular sent mt tn tho
fuithful advised them, when they wero 1T
tho minority, to "bolt alal see TINT they Ind
delegation representing them In Spring
iIplu." We suspect that tic word lips g0nu
nlung the ltno to tho snsno effect III New
York. The fact ihnt nearly haff the scnts In
the convention nra to be contested can be
| reasonably accounted for III no other way.
Conkilng l,as tho city delegations from New
York, l,soolllyn, Albany. ani Buffalo al Ills
command, owing to tho wrptehc.l system Ut
t Misrepresentation which prevails III them,
| III hopes by Incal,s Of tlioir votes and those
which lte can scrApe lip III the cou'''
try to throw out Il sufficient number
t 1f rural delegations opposed to him to
get control Of tho convention. Ofcourse this
, 1881-09-27
THR HotU NE pR6MT1E

A..Me...z..Z A........e...
THE BOW OF pROMlsE,
1fo Iav thpro under tbs sobes like n war.
rtor linking Ills rest, his fcjlow.soldlurs
guarding tl,e frat hours uf tho long s!uop.
And tho sky was oyershatlowctl By lark
r,ouda. tic lr,Itntnus flashed, md tllu tl,i,.-
tlers rolled md cr.,sI,ctl forth 4 solemn
rruutem: anl tic tlou.ls descended, IN testi-
mo,,y Ut Naturo's teurful sympathy With the
universal human grief Mt the loss Ut 10 grcat
anil eoot n mai. t}ut soon the b.ack clouds
lifted. the westrrtn1 st,i, sIono forth, md n
bow OF promise arcl.elt tho heavens, stretching
from tic northern to tic southern verge at
tho horizon, rctcctlng the SUIT light Of its
yor,cEatet co,ors ,t,,nu tic s0mbre scc,c, rs
il from The other si.lc Ut tho dark valley the
salnte,l l,eso, touched by MI Impulse of pity,
battu tho weeping nl,lltttutlcs of cartl. dry
their tears alul be of good cllocr with 4
wnyc of Ills fnnton, but ratttnnt hand.
THUS We lenyu tho puor body OF Oart1ntd
u,,,,er the s,,r, uttler tho stals, to moider
away to It's native dust. but tho lnam still
lives with Cot, above tic stars. above tho
sau, mid on oartt IN in,perlsllaoic memories
of noble deeds.
Turn uway from tho now-nndo grave; It
holds nothing but dust. precious dust, bnt
,lnst only. Let thu dust rcst until 1t mlngies
with tho earth and springs to ,ncrt tho llght
tu swcet-scentel flowers, rs the story of his
great career, oft toltl. shnEt tempt mankind
nloug the pathway Of strdlous, thoughtful
emleayor, i.
Slow1y auA sndly the ynst ,bronR moves
ownv frn,u TIM sncrc1 snot whrru rcDoses tho
dnst of tbe NntIon's ,nartyrc,l dead; slowly
, 1881-09-27
POSTAGE.

Entered a. ths Pnst-0Nrt af 0htiaa Ill. d. sttoad-
Clan Matter.
Forthe tapsdt Of our patrons who dosirs to RenA
single cOptss Of r1rE TninrsE shrn9ll tae unit W.
live pl,otev.th Tim traflaIcnt tHto nf roslnRo:
f;rtfgn 1tI fiolAesttc. rtr Capp.
l:tgflt and Twelve t'AgG Fnper........r.E cbhu'
, 1881-09-27

Whilo thoro will be no Immediate change,
the ohullles nr0 that wl1en tho present heads of
the savernI departments hnYe prepared thcIt
anuuul saports there viii Du u neH Cabinet
tary OF War, Lincoln, whit, n,Ay 10 rctasne The
Impression IL that ox.uuv. M0rgHt... If Nov
inrk, Will i,0 maids 6orr1tary 0f the Treasury;
IA talked OF III Sourctnry ilatnus SUCCESSOR. Tho
Attorncy: oenernlshsp 4 yet down for ; Eneryf r.
Chnunooy Ftluy, 1T Ut. LGuiH as tho Successor u
Vt,stmasios-1enarAl JAmcs. For tho prcaent
tho rrcs!dcnt viii 70 SLOW nbout appnlntnhnHtss
will bo sent to sucooad Lowell ut thu Court Of
1t. JAu.es.
Tho l1ea being to got him out of tho country
6n Nv 10 Klvo ConklIus less obstruateA Held fot
running the srolta 1nllohiuo and Furnishing bid
unonllcs In tho Republican party.
, 1881-09-27

T!slsouall the efforts OF alr. Cyrus y.
Fluid, sAW,ap hAvo boon raised for tho beae"s
Ut Ars. 0aripll. Dir. Fleld has baon euKaaea ~.
tu Ko4,a work, and tho patriotic apir't 81 ~.
pcup9 will be stimulated by tho knoxotlse '!aas
thls mtst eoMmonlahlu enterpFlBo IL us'tleF ~"
infringement Vt y gaHslutnAn who has a',''o .,, ~
muoh F0r the world and humanity aad "es N.Y.
oo4hluos warm beart aud splendid HonoFos'.
With tho largeat capabilities aud Rsoateat su''
EchA:I.
, 1881-09-27

a VElsY extraordinary mud soulewlant to-
puistve usArsla9p ceremony taok place hot lo,,g
avo ut FNrtsM0uth Eng, oonoernul& which tho
Euulsh !,apcr4 W-n huy wing Ht,od lrkl to aAy. 1t
seems that u Miss aAlnWarluy tho daughter Of Al
, 1881-09-27

NATIONAL LODGE. M. ast 4. .E. s 4: M.-stato!tii
Communication IN Tuesday. sppA Il, ut ta y. NJ: All
fnenlers requested tu hG pfesan nH ttr4nl Mns,
uf thp GrfuA Lodge 81 tu stA&t ~ l'!tiHs w!
Gv pres.tlt. Visiting brtHFn nFt cusllAY Invited 10
j. W. OsTNASDEn, ". ~.
, 1881-09-27

ure responsible with lie other surgeons for
tho mistakes tint were made. For lin NOW
to raise question about "pymnita" as dis
tinpu,shcd from "scptlcmmia catl Ito no
possible Eood, unless ),o is prepared 10 as-
scrt, rs WI understand he Is not. tl'at a tif'
ferent co,lrsc Of treatment wnultl. probably
hnyn snyed tho Presidents life. A medical
discussion directed 10 any other p6lnt than
ibis Is, III thu optntor Of tin Rroat majority
Of ,lsntorestctl ctllzens, win md frivolous,
, 1881-09-27

I.nl1c Front Circus Gr1nndk}.
Nctwcen Madison strent nnd Exposition ualluahg
Vhu NQustcr Whale.
, 1881-09-27

H.,
plu sase out""r" eSp'css'o" !" 'uu'' i''''
'''gs ps lis '!sc:
rur vr,u pppa1nvvT AVN rur nm
Ga1fMEr
II seoma tn In rnurr,,ilv ocrontrtl IN Wnsn. |
t,yt, lint 1,r.,si,1,nt rtl,nr viii MARA rad.
icni cI,onuas II, thn ,,reslu,t Cnbiuut. If this
In lls tnfcntion In, viii prohnhly p,,ceml II, |
tim mntter sl,orttv nfter thu assembling ot |
,t,o se,ntc In cxrc,,t,ye spsstnn. whtc!, bpgius
twt, weeks from now. Il Is uosslblp. how
cvcr tl,ot tfo ,r,yut,tur t,unr,.ssl,1u nj tho |
ynt1mmI t,unltnl l,as bern crsute,l by n cliuuo |
nf noItttctons md vchn,uers vim aoSirp n
f,uliuet mnro snitc,l 10 their ul,rposes t1un
tnnt whlcl, wns farmer, l,y lin jnto President
f,nrt,cld, oud thnt thcr nr, src,;inr tn ,nflu-
rnco thn nav Tres1ftnnt l,v t,.a,llnr Him tn
ln,;rvo Tint ,u,hlic soutinn,t ryn,,,,1s ami Ia
,,r,,,,o rotI fn, ,ho ,,,.,nnxnJ c,,mre. ,rh,s Ia
thn first danger Tint Neutrality-suspicious. Arthur.
Ia mint c,,.r,, l,imsn,f corofntfv ovnt,,st n
u,tsn ,,,rrt,rns,ou of ,mhl,c ouintn,. rim
,,aoni, ort, nm, prcn,rn,1 1nr svponIn,,
f,,1tnot rI,ouora. an,, ,,una nxccnt us iudi.
vIun1 ,,royncnt,nn ,,,av nrtxr. 'T,e umhltc
rruortls III. urcscut s;t,tntfou us vcry ,lttf,r
mt fro,u Tim tnauourutIm, of n ,cw Aimin-
istrot,n,, cl.ctp, hv tf,o nr,,,I,.. I1,o Art,uc-
pr,.i,nrt a rt,,nr h,a inI, tt,o nrnr,o tn In
rfes'uen', A.'h"i' nus 1T" We peop,e ~ w
lio'e u''S ne t"hes @lc s'''!e w" u .no c'isc'
~ teques'eo wv pte,sat 'ae'"oe's ~, ~ ."e
eao'"st ~ ie.''ln u'e'! p"'ceS, m!u u'u IVY
lll'h'a'e tl1ht thoy sno"'a 'eR"iu e'eit tc''a'e
,lroas liz ti,stiuctty nu,lincd II nurnose IN mi.
to,v In thc fontstr,,s nf 1.s ,un,iyr,.d u,ylo-
ooasor r,ho r.tu,t1or of tra t;nr,,e,i t.n,s
eessof' l"e ie!ehl'ol u tue N"'''e''1 ]'u"
inet rs a wholo until PROPER occnslo1
shot!ltt present itsc'1 ior lhat'laual cl'h"Res
woultl ne tile oest e'sdehce o1 tlle s'nceg1ty
| ol ms aociafat'osf. !iohco ahyt'tle l'Ho
cotnploto c''a''go OF t!'e cnolnet"'il " us
appolhtHielit anu u s''ocK TO tho nnolacs
IL Is represented tnat 1no tAcuAs'lEcsl-
| aohta Intention Is 10 a'sponse W't1. 1le se''.
!ces OF att inc members ot tao OH cao''let
except occretafy lAheohl. III suca III
event IL may oo assnmea tnat tho treasury
poftlollo IL INC pivot "pah wnleh LIE
REVOLUTION III tho onl.lheS VIII 'urn. ~
WIS t1lls posltlon Which occasloIlcu tlo
1arst alsagrcclIlchE bet"eell CofiKlths alad
tho lato President Conkl!ltG. backoa NY
hla cllH'le u Spolislnell, n@s'ssea ~ hFst
TINT tho treasury department. shonlu 70
to wall street RI tl!e oh'y collatIoh OF
harmony lfesldoht uarllo'a Fc1eclet' tlle
demand Afld pefsstetl III his rolusai 10 ac-
eede to these TERMS Ae suited irahkly Ills
belief that 1t would bc dangerous TO tie
country to oxpose tho treasury l1eparthlcht
to the Influences oil Nall street anu lie NEW
Y0rk custoM-llouse. lie never wavered III
Ills purpose to se'act Secretary OF
the Treasury from tile West, mud III
tho end Ills choice wns narrowed down
tn Wfnfentu. Of Atiutle3ntn. Mid A1llSutE.
, 1881-09-27

MR. @. N. WALLS, tho longtime missing
editor frnm l'ar[s, ILL.,. who disappeared 80
strangely, turned u,s 10 tueonBruously. an1 1agaln
boltcd frt,m Chicago 40 suddenly, has Rt llst
turuod up ut home, whpro It ls to bo hoped ho
will remain long on1ugh To recover hIs tne'uors
and explain hta previous condition. Ilo nus
written long atatoulcnt, but NO nre 10 Wiser
nfter' reading It thnn VIZ were hpforG. It would
hayo been hcttor 1t Mr. Walls hal ron,nlnct here
aud assisted tho police to ferret out tho Eascnls
Who he clattns, doa.t with him 30 outrhgeoIsly;
but aiico hn tns Xo,lo humo, takon charRo Of hs
caso himaoif, ahd nEured his own FowArla, when
aro small in comparison with tho magnitude VI
tho u!14tr, We fear TINT tho missing six weckso
his l!so wilt Aiways rutna!u mystery. Or. u ~
arranging to Kot up III account exclusively los
h1a owu plpcry
, 1881-09-27


afA. GuAxr Durp, who Inns lately been mp.
,u,lntetl tsoycrnnr Of MAdras, bade his former
constituents farewell! at l,anT, Scntaa,nl.
Sept. Q, 1T srccei, Of remarkable vEgnr and
Information. l1c reviewed tho colonial re-
latIons Of England with m,tc1, tcrscncss aild
ylvnc!ty, indulKing in plalnnoss Of speech
which would bu Inappropriate III member
Of the Government, bit lla'l particular salnc
from the fact thnt he had bit rccently ceased
10 bc Understanding Of Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Duff gays m n1nl0st hopeless view Ut
tho future OF Cyprus. Tint costly white
elephant can neither maintain itself nor
dccentIy DO got rtt Of. Tho whole reyenl,c
Of tic island Is barey s4oo,o0o froia which,
EXPENSES of every k[ntl-prlsons, liArbors,
pulicc, roads, courts, education, and a,En,inis-
trntlon--,si,lst bo patd. Necessary reforms iii
taxation will diminish tho revenue r,sllier
tl,nn ircrcaseit. AIR. Duff says that Cyprus
cannot be brought up TO the lowest standard
Of tic DrltLsl, colonial system OH Its own
RESOURCES; there viii have TO lie MI aMnlinl
appropriation for that wrctclled island out of
| tho British, Treasury; ntil tiis IS any{ng
nuthinr Ut the lingo plan of making Cyprus
n model government for tho buretat Of Aslatc
civilization, OF establishing naval antl mli'
tary depot thuse. 1t would Gust John Bull
S,,Wo,000, AFR. Dull says, 10 furtIfy EaI,la'
9ostn. Such n thing IL not to be thought Ut.
The fnost that call be done Is to bring the
island up to tbs Isle Of Dogs standard, which
IL the lowest antl cheapest form of govern
,mcnt known to tho British colonial SYSTEM
Tl!s then, Is tic fruit Ut TIC brilliant )lilgd
policy Of Dlsraei-tmt Great britain !.
bound to nay Il large sum Of money annually
to the Porte Ii, the form 0f Cypriato tribute
for The privilege OF s,enling another cohsid
erab!es.lm Of money In governing t!,a: iala1,t
rs one OF thu poorest md most worthless o'
English colonies.
, 1881-09-27
TIK odltos OF tho Philadelphia Times esl-
dontly does not appreciate tho services u lls'

Anybody would suppose that th,s conn!t{
could x0t along with xruat tcal !oss CnrknII1.
ThG Dlstrlut- Attorney Ut tho ntstriut0f Co!liui'
nnd hc ought to hAyu ptDnty 1t room. In when -
aprsa'l h!inaelt: Thoto IL, however; l!n.1 ,b. h.
out tiHnKer of uxploso,,. It Ia not al extnto1s,
llInury thlnR fur j, prosecuting ocor ~ !ass t:'.
utslrrpr 81, hand, but ft Corkhl1IH Ito II seems
b0 tlnlng .,Uthn9 In tha 0utbau casc Tut tai ta,aii
II tuuat keup him pretty busy tnnsllng n[ouna n,.n
finding newspaper utga Whu Can ntcrsigW M.n.t ILL.,
p1ld t,iit hB .ia.no IN tho papars C0rxh'll h1su
heard Ut tho nun Whu kA!k0d too much.
, 1881-09-27
AMUSENt ENI3.

Grand Opcrn.1fnutc.
Cln.k street. oEpoe!t n1w tnnrt.ttouao. EnQh7e-
ment OF tho unIoli-sauaru Theatre Company. "fhs
uaukesa Daughter"
, 1881-09-27

Inin4trtnl Expos1tton.
Lake 'front.' oppoBLt Adnlnt street. Upon day and
r
, 1881-09-27

A. KANSAS Cry paper states Tint 1t IL
wcll-known fact TINT lherp Is lp lnsta,lcc In hat
rt,unty Of Il cnIorol mAn having sorytd I'll n
grand or petit Jury. md nt1,lh. "1t IL nlso be-
yond Qucst!on tint tho Ctinty Court novur nut
thu nu'np Of n cu10rol man IN tic hox Er,m
which Tie naines Ut thnso 10 constitute tho xrnnd
and pottt tllrlas If tho courts nro drawn. Ti,cso
nru udnIttell faots. Thus t,oy tiaerIt,,Inu,o
nKalnst larre ctnsA of tir cit!zuns solely On nc.
connto Ut their raco nnl color" lust why tt,s
Knnens City cditur should hnyo 80 eudlenIy
nwukenusl to II so,,so Ut tho injustice AcI1x .une
tho culored citizens after eiutnbcring ayrr Tho
tact fur 81 many years. Is mt clcar, hit II there
Is really my harm hclnG loIto by tho mut,ml hf
securing jttrles now In vogue, uf caursc c!lun3p
should Ge n1n,1c. In most iacallties the n,rrngo
citizen Ia anly too glad to be exempt frum Jury
duty, anl tito result IL thnt lot Of exceedingly
ecMly charaolora aro lntrl,stef With Tho deetslpr
of caaes involving vnst interests. IN Ehcngo,
for instnncc, reputable culDrcd tncn nro wtl.
colIlul as Jurymen by lnwyors beoaslso they aro
vot,erally Intelligent nnd utmost without cxcep.
uon h1ucst-somcthtnR TINT cannot br truth.
fully aad Ut II great ina1,y white men who up.
pour Oh Jures.
, 1881-09-27


Mndfpur Bireot, hetwFon State and ncarhnrrs
Engagement Of Den.uaA Thompson. "Ioshua Wilt.
, 1881-09-27

Monroe street. lutWuUn tfnrk md Dearborn El
sage.l,eut uI Jnhn Mccullough "slralnfus."
, 1881-09-27
Gbe Gtft1t1te.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

~ MA1f-1N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREPAID.
t,ot,y cauon ono YsAr, 8ti0
fnr,s n 4 rnar nnr mani Loo
fniv md AuntInY Ol fGnf .,,.,,,.t,.,...,,, 14.O0
imnSfav 1h1rafnT = nnd SATURDAY. nor Ythf.. Il, 10
Nnnlny tynnnnsdrT, r, md FrIdnf. r;0r Ycnr,. fl,O0
s1iuny li-tnUn gGlfiun pcr rear. 400
WEEK1.Y EulTtUN-iOBrt'AtD.
7nc cony mi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1.HO
sh ~ it{vn .....,.......,.............. I.tbE3
-, "rfr ,,,nn ttnca 9U,ttO
Enecitnan co{sler aGnt frcD
t;ive Post-uftoo nddross Ia full. Including County
md fthte.
llemittnncea may be rndo ctthot BY draft express
PoatUGco orior. OF In reaisara lotlor, II our Fss
10 CITY suHsCNIHEiss.
tally dcvorad. Sunday excepted. 25 ccnt* per Weok.
un,ty delivered, Sunday Included. no cents psF week
AIdress THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
, 1881-09-27

I.Sceum 'fhentre.
Ee.pla,nes strut. MUIR Madison. Wess sIde. var|-
aty entertainment
, 1881-09-27

lilo FAtIWH$Ht f4k t1H $fQl1C OF ttlhTuN llFQ9
in souH ant, story; tho tloutil-liku struggle Of
tho ,Elva1cp ID lNr,lly told In history; nIld It's
true history will rrDbnlliy ueyor ba wrfttoh.
--ssr--- -..ssr-
it,. .,.,.,.. - H. A.,
AMONG QUIET tntnRs necessary 10 tuo
pr0pDr cntltluGtlnK OF 4 lnrKo daily paper Is Il
e,,nrtr,u rcuortor, fie ID GENERALLY yonuy
., tra ,ort,,n ~ ,xho.n IN nIfort i. 1n.,ttinii
M"". ."o ua4'"'u ~ m",,,ns =" ".a""t,,.
o1uHHsic py basc- oa't holtl aho on ING otneF u!
II rnce-trhck, and, like most other persons arotif
ucwsun1,rr otIiccs wl,oso sirvtf,x thot13hta nro
ra.,x'.,.1 tn nm ,,,nnrt,onrt ~ ,i,nrnfur, In
iost'!s.e'' ~ ny uep.. ''.os. ~ .''. ~
ltnaFIhes thht department 10 W tho or!s oHo'
wtth010t which tho rnpcr would ut Onco hhstel
IN t.ternal ruin. HIT In Bntu Of bis pceullnri.
t1,o ,ha .nn.ttrn rnror,or 10 t,cnorn1,vn ,,cr.nu
s's' wv ~. ,,. sA ,,.,.,,,s,"o - ~.
or koch observation t'lu kho"icuRo III 'ne
Wrrtd ubtnnotl by actual contact with some of
its most peculiar characters. Just now tho
ernrttry rcpnrtor ID attracting cpt,siderat,]e nj.
sp'.,. Te., r..1, naa"ss. ~, ,,., .,,rinr nj
tehtton III ~" luth. noehuee 1ne o''o o"Plosc"
by tho 1fnlca OF thnt city hGs been uncGfotnont-
oi,y|y tlDttneet from two race-t Tracks. and the
,",,or ,vhtof, utnr1ovs him nnrnn tint II Will
% '.,,,a..,., ~ ~ ,,,oh.,, nminor,, ~
br!hR 'hto retlulsNioh "'t tno a'Rn's e'tlhesy "
tho law tn prntoGe Tint menpar OF itB atari,
whose Knowledge ut how tn.l,ly bnse hita Bnooty
MnIiutrn ,,n1a fnut soosnn IL nutv nounEnd hy
a.o'."o o ' .. 49, ~. .,sr..t.... ~. ~
tile oreat1th of NE HiHs4Huon e''noo.b'HR .no
marvellous reoor1 mntl8 bf RoItr ut Pumpkin
yllio In HIT. In flt,lxIn8 tho black tlnE 10 tho
, 1881-09-27

Clark Ysrecs. tc we"n Lake md lthndoaph- ENgnH
tucnt Ut Harry and FHY'a comedy Company. "alu
uouus F!cnc."
, 1881-09-27

Academy OF Music.
HHt.trd street, nanr Afntl|sun. West slde Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-09-27

GLASGOW, Sc0tlund-hllnn4 AnotlcaH He"a,
Arepcy, Il itcn1gld-ht
LUNuuS, Eng.-Amor!can Exchanto. ~ stfand.
Henry F.GtLis0. Agent
WASHINGTON. II. C.-t:ff1 F streot-
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Operas 1fnutc.
Cln.k street. oppoet nDw tnnrt'ttoua0. EnQh7e-
ment OF tho unloii-squaru Theatre Company. lhe
bankers Daughter"
s1eyteher's Theatre. .......
Mnd'son streot, hst~eon State and ncatnnfn'
Engagement of Densuail Thompson. "1oshua Whit.
cunlb.'
IInrerIy's Thcntre.
Monroe street. lutwuen C1nrk md tlearbDrs. Ed.
savesaeut Ut Jbhn Mccullough. "slr1lntus."
Olympic Thentre. ......
Clark ysrect tc ean Lake md ltAndo'ph. ENenRe-
mcnt Ut Harry and FaS's Cou'ea5 Company. "aiu'-
doou's f!chlc."
I1noIey's Theatre.
Rnnrn1rh street, between clask and In sa'le'
F:npnr"ncn, VI Wiiu Edoun's sparks conI@ty.
"Drenus."
Academy of AIustc. ...
l7u1.tnd street, nons Atudsun. West slde. vnrlely
entertainments
I.yceum 'rhentrr.
De.pla'nes stsurt. Msailaon. Wost sIdct Varl-
aty entertainment
Criaerlon Thcntrc. a....
Corner Of scs!gw!ck and D!vsIon atscots Variety
entertainment.
Intsn+trtn, Expos1tton.
1ako-Fsont. opposIs ltdnns street, Upon day and
evening,
I.nlic Front Circus Gr0unas}.
nctwcen Madison streot and Exposition puildnE.
Vhu NQuster Whale.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY SHEET

manager After the New-Orleans season the com
pany will travel through the United States
The Emma Abbott Opera Company will begin a
two weeks season at the Grand OPP ra House to-
morrow evening The operas for the week will be
as follows: Monday, ERA Diavolo"; Tuesday,
Martha" Wednesday afternoon, "Olivette y;
Wednesday evening FRA Diavolo"; Thursday,
"Oiivette" y: Friday "Lucia ~; Saturday afternoon,
I" Mar tana": Saturday evening, bohemian G1ri'
The company comprises besides Miss Abbott, the
following artists: Mime. RoSewald MISS mn 10
Miss Maurel aud Messrs. Fabrini, Castle Cooper
Iams and Comfy
The melodrama of michael Strogoff,' which has
been current for month at Booths Theatre, VIII DE
transferred tomorrow night from that stage 10
Niblo's, where it may be seen until further nouce
The present stage manager of this production Is Sr
W. IL DAILY. The principal characters remain III
the hands of F. C. Bangs, j. N. Go thold, A d.
Billings John Swinbonrne. w. j. Ferguson, Felix
Morris George Robinson Eliza l.. Bates, Florence
Robinson aud Rachel SANGER Inc klraIy
brothers will produce the spectacle play gl AIo,tnu
the World in Eighty Days" at haveriys Ihca'io
Brooklyn, tomorrow night.
When Verdi, with ms wife and signora stoltz'
visited the recent musical exhibition at the Milan
Conservatory. he met Philip Herr, formerly cele-
brated ms pianist and now well known as a piano
forte ma er. Sitting down vt piano. Verdi played
n few bars DO Won know that y said G, turning
10 Herr. Il should think did" SAID Herr, VIII u
smile lit is the beginning OF one ~ my your '
mi-dceds. the Capriccio in A." Il played it," sald
Vcri, some thiIty-fvc or thrty-six years ag1i III
this very room when wanted TO enter tine con-
servatofy. and PLAYED il so we'll it seems, that l
WIS uuccremonlOusly rejected"
Madame Matcrna the famous BrdHnhiIde at Bay
reuth in 1876 will to this country next spring
10 sing in the different May festivals under ME-
Thomas. cable dispatch was received from her
on Friday afternoon. signifying her acceptance OF
Mr. Thomass proposition The engagement Is n
very important one for Madame Maerna ranks M
the head of German prime-donne. being especia ~
admirable in her performance OF WamerS music.
II IL greatly to be- no ed that while she Is mere we
tions from the Nibclungcn 1rlogy." aud particn,,
larly in the great finale 20 the "GOttrrdanmernhR'
Her engagement is one on which the mahascIs Vi
the festivals are to b. congratulated.
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DiED.
ALEXANDER suddenly at CanaJohare \. y, on October
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BRIGGs-At Brooklyn T. D. september 30 Elizabeth widow
Fancfa viii take plc, her late resdenccNo 100 south
5thsL. ON Monday october s. At p m
CT tembcr - 'oar the steamer CITY Of san
oniy enid Of Royal aud Mary Chaplin OF Antonio
Te1as
coLLINs-At Brick Church, Orange n J.. sepiemboI 20.
OF Ibr Iafr iIndlcy Murray OF WORK.
at Grc" Church. orange on Monday octo
Carriage" viii meet The 1910 train from NewYorE on the
delaware and Western H. H. AT BFck Chufch
station.
cryIEp, A. grookyn ON Friday morning. LOUISE LcdyarL
ghter Of the Row Dr. Theodore L. ana ANNE h.
Fn6sra service, will he held No. l7G south oEfordst
Brooklyn. on Monday at $50 .. m Please omit ho"ers
cusmMANon SATURDAY sygans 0e' &SP,d l MsGa
IN the sam year Of horago
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CLAHK-At Ncwtown, L. L. october l, 1881. Rcbecca Bur
ger, wife Of Alexander CaiH ,,..., NJ =. =,
Funeral services will be- held at the residence 81 Mrs g. ~
Charles 40. 10 Last ihthSL on Mohnay' INC d" s' ~
rta p and friends are respectfully invited to attend
FINLAY-suddrnly. on saturday. october 1881 William
Funeral services At hi, late residence 81 Irvngpace
GILIIrT Tho funeral services OF Mr.. Mary H. TldG ,
place At the haom rrgsS 5oe C M l@''h' near
KoEBE-on Thursday, september 30. william A Kobbo
Funeral seTv,cs' ~l held atthG Presby!,ran Church
UuiyUIbity place aud Iuthst, on Aluhday MORN
ing nj 10 O'Clock 1ts kindly requested That no MOVERS
be sent
MOrr-Suddeny the }Oth nst. az ManhAsset Mock l+
l., Silas Mott IN tho 10Th year OF ms age -. =, nm
Funeral his late residence on Isl dAy' AFTERNOON NJ lou
OCOck
PEHKINS-At Bank. \. J.. october 1881 the Rev
Aaron Perkins, ID. D., in the NOth year oil ms age;
residence IN lttd BANK, luehuay
October {, al 10 o'clock n. IA.
Inte1urnt same day II Greenwood Cemetery.
frends are invited Long Branch train foot Of Liberty
st. NowYork. at 1881 p m services at the grave At
y. m.
sANBoRN-In Brooklyn Friday night Charles Forster
eldest son OF Daniel Annie SanpOrn, AGED ~ ears
services val ta~e place at OF Ihlon-ate hrooA
Bn Monday. October :" AT r. a. fIo"'e Oi' ho"eIa'
TANNEIt-Ou september 80 Aryih widow oil to hto III
B. B Tanner, the 13d car OF her age ,,, a.,
Funeral SUNDAY, OctODor :, AT D. n' from NJ lou i
sey ST. BTOodlyu. go
WITHIN AN-Suddenly at Little Fans n Y Heptonoei ~
KATE p wife o W. ". MhituAn eldest daughter O lhe
lion - NJ ltichmOnd, in the Sd year of her age
WKlfT-On SATURDAY october l. isSl oAfdh NJ "ldo" Vi
James vi ,ht IN tho 73d year 81 hor age.
Notice Of iuucT5l hereafter.