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New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
RIOTTNG STRIKERS At NEW- ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1O.-Ths morning, as
the wagons leaving CoOpers c0tonpress, strikers
ntertcrcd with the Police Sergeant Reynolds
ordered the strikers to dsperse, when he knocked
down and beaten He drew his revolver and shot one OF
the strikers negro, through the head, killing him in
stanty. Two white men were wounded The Mayor has
called ont the entire police force Captain f. o. Minor,
while driving along in cab, shot mt about twelve
times, but escaped unhurt.
On the application of the Mayor the Governor issued
orders to MajOrGenern chau can the militia regi-
mSTits to their armOries. They disbanded how
ever, early in the afternoon, there being immediate
need OF their interference. Ii il understood, however,
that they will be ready at IA moments notice.
At O'Clock fire discovered in the after hatch of
the steamer Celia The matches were closed and nine
burning bales Of cotton were taken out.
Negotiations looking IA compromise are In progress
Tho factors demand the prcrogatye Of employing labor
aud f control OF the cotton trade also the resembling
from the bylaws of the Cotton Mems Association OF
every thing relative TO labor, leaving the association
only benevolent organization. They accept their tarh
except in regard to casscrs and weighers There
strong reasons that thing will be settled before
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
LATEST SHIPPING NEWs.
PORT OF NEw.YOKn SEPT 10 lssl.


PORT OF NEwYOR IN sept. TO- 1881
ARRIVED
steamer Broomhaugh tBr Anderson Il DAYS with
steamer Colombo Br salmon; Barrow II days via N
& CO. '' VIII" IRON 10 ouef' vessel TO Funoh Edge
steamer caribel Or). Jones. st Johns NF and Halifax
with miSc and passengers to clark seaman.
steamer Mgicrs, Hawthorne, New Orleans q DAYS with
mdse ana passengers to Bogert g Morgan.
BARK Dictator tNorl, Peruldsen
ore 10 order; vessel to Benham, Pickering & Co.
BARK Huchen FRI Goiemon lboa ~ days, with ore
10 order, vessel 10 Boyd ~ Hlncken.
hark Professor intner (Nor), Mathussen Rotterdam 60
days WIN ~ mise 20 order vessel TO Funch Edye Co
with iron and empty barrels to order Funch Edye
BARK Harzhnrg lGer) Hashagen. Bremen days. with
Brig Aida smith Br) smith, Windsor Ms, IL days. with
plaster to w Bertaux vessel 10 J + Whitney & Co
Brig hodiack Peters baltimore in ballast &Co
ScIr O NJ MarTett, Lor Rockland, o Brown
schr Albert Clarence Hawes Rockpot with
INN dOVEdEN rs DF SEA as,
FOREGGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 10-Auived, steamer Algeria (Br)
HivsE sept o~saea steaSe 70 wisapSS fee, on,c,
from hamburg hence Tor New.York.
FATHER POINT sept 10 Passed inward, Thames
U Laokhurst London for Montreal, Deonda tBr Nc hi.
Vidge, Newport, T. for do.
Also passed inward steamers Viking and Aeadlan.
HALIFAX sept lO-saied. steamer Caledonia
AMERICAN - tr>
PHILADELPHIA, Sept l0AT1ve, steamers Maydower Day
idsOn New.Yor Allentown, Portsmouth ~
Passed, steamers ST Donat, Tucker Antwerp: Common
wealth Van Kirk, NewYorK; Panther Portland Berks Rt-
BALTIMORE, Sept loArrived steamers Miller Boston;
Cleared steamers GuiermO (span). Lagua Liverpool;
sailed steamers Columbia and Red star
,SNANNAl, sept lO-An1ved steamer Marion (Brl from
NEwoRLRANs, Sept l0-Pastes-sailed steamer Ben Ven
ne, Liverpool.
MARINE DISASTER.
ashore on The shears Is The bark Tommy Ger fTSm ppro
for Philadelphia.
landed
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
CAN1DIAN ITEMS.

TORONTO, Sept 10.-Ihe ErcRiRg telegram
publishes dispatch from Rosseau dated September =
to the effect that week Wednesday, a lady named
Goddard with her son, aged fifteen, and gentleman
whose name s entered at Prts Hotel Roland Worth
ingon RunOt took their residence at Prats stating
that they were from Philadelphia. Runot had been
urlnkng heavily, and on Wednesday morning OF last
week he started for the lake did not te-
turl search was made for him. his dead body was
found on Picnic Island. loaded revolver aud whskev
bottle lay aonsside of him. also paper containing what
Is supposed 10 hc cyanide of potassium.
MONTREAL, Sept l0.-The tug Ployer to-day success
fully towed barge down the LachIne Rapids the first
attempt OF the Kind ever made. Typhoid cr continues
very prevalent here There twenty cases IN the
General Hospital, besides number - cases i'm tine
NotIe Dame and Hotel Dieu Hospitals Archbishop
BOrget oi Montreal IL seriously Ill at Paris, France
OTTAWA, Ont, sept. 10-A telegram to the Depart
ment of the Interior says: "The VicercgaI party
reached Humboldt on the 22d OF August. Humboldt is
snort distance trum Fort Carleton about mics
from Wlnn pcS. IAcy were on time"
QUEBEC, Sept. lO.-The steamer Parlsian which mr.
rived III the harbor $40 O'Clock last evening has
made the quickest passage record from vcrpool 10
that Of the sardiUaE Friday June -, SO AT mid
night.
ST. JoNN, y. L., Sept 1o.--A sailor ON the Aincri-
can schooner VIM. II. Campbell, lying Oh Ma
hogany Island last night preparatory to leaving for
sea, got drunk and attacked the mate H. ~ Osborn
With knife, mHCjlug seriOus wound in the shoulder
The mate was sent 20 the hospital The sailor wa pt IN
irons and will be handed the authorities at Liver.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
TIE INDI1N TROUBLES,

NEW oUrRAGEs REpoRTED--THE SETTLERS ASKING
FOR ARMS AND AMMUNIrIoN-oR ORGANIZING FOR
DEFENCE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1O.--A dispatch from
tombstone, Arizona, says: The following dispatch was
received here to-day by Acting-Governo Gosper:
WILCOX, Sept S.--Application has been made to me
for arms to be from the Benica Arsenal once
Fort Lowell Bowie, Grant, McDowal and Wilcox Sta
fnGd to the smallest possible limits but hope advantage
place T Sf he 1 Terror 4 m % the G h
the organization OF minute men and militia companies
arms question is my hands for few at the
posts he officers are pecunary responsible and most of
NE officers are now absent in the field The Secretary of
war ana the Ordnance Department control thousands of
scna unobtainable. however under the laws
.. b. WILCOX, Bvt. Maj-Gen Comd'g
Actng-Governor Gosper cOncurs with General Wilcox
in this matter aud recommends quiet organization at
exposed points to cooperate with the military. The
Governor Is doing everything in his power to obtain
arms and ammunition to put the Territory a OF
defence He goes immediately General willcox's
Governor t'osper received the following from Mr.. An
dePSon pS.1l att at Prescott to-day; an,
miles @ beyond fiaSstal aud one each in Verge Valley
stand OF arms aud ammunition for which the town win
glHe bonds shipping all arms from tue post, and we
the country.
He also reoeiveda dispatch from Acting General Ar
mold, at Wilcox Station saying the company stationed
at old Fort Grant would have be withdrawn and ask
ing him To organize company of volunteers self
defence This he has arranged for. ON September 8
the Governor rcccised dipHch from Florence saying
the san Carlos Indians having broken out the inlabi-
tants had organized company OF men, and
asked Tor nity stand of arms and ammunition
WASHINGTON. Sept 10-The following dispatch was
received this morning at the Indian Bureau:
SAN CARLOS, Arizona September 9.--Careftil
Indians for ratons Is 400 showing all in except White
Mountain band, Leaves 700 men, women and children
OF which there Is about 2jO bucks maximum. | send
iull report by to-norrows mall Tuings quiet here.
TIFFANY Agent.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs supposes that Mr.
Tiffany means that the absent White Mountain band
numbers altogether 700, of whom 300 arc bucks
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

oou % - LIpY.At Newbnrg " " september Charles weaiev
W rancis and Jane DisosWav Gouldv a@ef "a "a -
rS ia%a @ te residence Of his parents 1863 Monieom
lhternient at Cedar Hill Cemetery. -
MARIB-Snadenly. MotTfsfown n 7 ON 7,,o~.d.. -
temOer :. John Il. Marie. New.YorS ~
funerai services az li:3O O'Clock on Mooaar ., a. c-
OF the Assumption, Morr1stown " J. - ~ N''ie'
the sod OF her Ann vile ~ tf , n
thew Pope Mitchell, OF Phladephia 80 '-@' n'S
ton, on Monday at y. m. ~ ~iN"k-
SCUDDEIe-Snddenlv. Jersov CITY SeDter,bo- N
Hon. Isaac W. Scuddcr ~ N-o
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WEEkS-On Friday September after short rncss r.oo,
Weeks, In the 10th o hia age '"
The family invited TO his
on Monday september ~ AZ d. m.
uteral services AT
otn-aNe- and 45thst, at y. m. Omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
1ELEGRAPHTC NOTES.

49, FAILURE IN THE COTTON TRADE
NEW-ORLEANs, Sept. 1O.-.Ones ~ 60 cotto,
payers anu iutue brokers' suspended afternoon Ibeir
liabilities An'ii
MURDER IN LOUISVILLE KY
LOUISVILLE, Ky. sept. 1O.-At HenryviIle Ind
THURSDAY Marshal Davis shot and killed by the name
OF SchoL lit claims 10 have acted In seEdefense Wv ~
INJURIES PROVING FATAL
NlLkESBARHE, Penn, sept. lO.-tiri0ith X. Jones'
Wei known miner OF Ashley died to-day effects OF
evening. ~ ~
FATAL BLASTING ACCIDENT
NEWBURG, N y, sept. lO.-By the premature ex-
posi0u Dean mines To-day Mchacl
Reilly instantly killtd and comrades
destroyed.
MONEY TROUBLES LEADING 10 SUICIDE
NORFOLK Va, Sent. 1O.-JOshua peVton ScVpntV-
I'VE old farmer Norfolk Comfy throat with
this morning ANA Ied almost Instantly Money
troubles said 10 have been the cause of the
SENT TO THE PENITENrIARY.
HONEsDALE, Penu., SEPT. lO-N alter Hagan and
Thomas Lyons, the three burlars who n
Farley store at Equnauk Fcnn aud shot Mr. Farley
gn OF August - "cre today sentenced 10 twelve In
the PeniieDtiaIy.
MURDERER ARRAIGNED
BOSTON, Sept. 1O.--trancis /. Pease, who killed
his vile August 80 30 fdinbOro attempted
salclde was arraigned in the Municipal Cnur to-day.
PIE tautd not guilty, and was held await the action
Grand Jury ~ The October
ATfEAiPIs Al MURDER AND SUICIDE
PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. sept lO.--Ihomas Wheeler
laborer employed by Mrs. Cate Alery
So 70 h her iiida In her efforts o escape so ie break
cess nj attempt 10 take his own life.
A BALTIMORE HOLIDAY.
BALTIMORE, sept lO.-MOndaV next, the anniVer-
saty OF the battle OF North Point observed
PAL honnhy IN TINS CITY All The municipal offices VIII be
annual dinner AT Druid liil Park
tehd the South Baltimore Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
;;..Mr. Coup's Hippodrome is established at the
Madison ~Quare Garden.

;;..Mr. Coup's Hippodrome is established at the
Madison ~Quare Garden.
The melodrama of The World" which is well
presented at Niblos Theatre, has drawn large
audiences there during the past week. and will be
continued there for the present. The principal
parts IN II are represented by Henry Crisp George
Morton, Roland Reed, Helen Sedgewicll and Alice
Mansfield. Its peculiar attractions have been suf-
hciently stated and considered
a souvenir, to commemorate the Tooth represen-
tatlon of Mr. Gillette's play of "The Professor" at
the Madison Square Theatre, was given to the au-
dience la Thursday evening. 1t consists of
small portfolio, in quarto shape, containing %
drawings OF scenes III the piece, made by Mr.. j. f.
Kelly. These are contained in thick paper covers
and tied with blue ribbon. 1t Is not easily con-
celyahle that memorial of such o play could be
desired-for The Professor is one of the feeblest
pieces that have ever been shown in NewYork this
souvenir, however Is, of itself, pretty piece
OF work, and worthy of preservation.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
4QUATIC SPOKTS.

LONDON, Sept. 1O.-The trial heats between
Putney and Chiswck the race in the compe
ton for the Chimney prizes rowcd to-day The
first heat by John Largan, with John IIawdon
second, defeating David Goodwin and Joseph Cannon
In the second heat Robert Boyd frat and Lewis
Gibson second, defeating Walter Messenger, Thomas
Biackan did not start The deciding heat from Putucv
to Mortlake, will be rowed on Monday next.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept 10Thc boat race has been post
poned until O'Clock Monday morning
The Mad says that 5000 has been deposited by Trckett
at it's office to make match against Charles f. Court
ney. OF Union Springs, for $500 81 900 side The
race may take place at Saratoga
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
MlDNIGH1 WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT IVDICArIOV&


WAsHrNGToN, Sept II. | n. m.--The bar
ometer is highest In the Canadian Maratme Provinces
and is lowest in the Lake region Tae APP
parenty passed eastward of the coast and cannot he To-
Gated The temperature has fallen sh shty in New Eng
land and the Middle Atlantic States and risen from 80
to 10 in the Lake region fallen from IL to 10
IN the Northwest Local rains reported from New
EhBlhhd the Middle Atlantic states, OHIO Valley and
tennessee AMI the West Gulf Sates. Eastrrly winds
continue m New England and the Middle Atantic States;
To nOrthwestery. "
lho i"t@wing temperatures are reported at from sta
tnH on Ihc northern frontier: Passport, $50; Quebec,
o. Mohtreal Oo'; Marquette $40, and Duluth, 49o.
Indications yor to-n0rr0,c
me INDICATIONS are tbat thesOm central in on
urn WIZ WoNc eastward, causing strong hcascrly
Wits WIN ram on me New-England coast to-day, aud
Jersey coast. ~ w.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

Oscar Lilly fireman, fatally injured None Of the
passengers was hurt.
Boston, Sept 1oThe regular north freight
the Valley Railroad thrown track ap-
preaching West River bridge one mile above the Brat
tieboro depot this morning Thirteen cars were
wrecked SOME OF them falling distance of fifty feet
Ihree brakemen jumped from the train one of whom,
named David Toplf of Windsor was killed and another
named sayory, was probably fatally injured Some Of
me cars which were loaded with Howes scales
tee river others are floating together with quantity
OF vaitaDle merchandise. The West River bridge IS
badly demolished. The oss TO the road viii he heavy
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
PARK THEATRE

The opening of the new at the Park Thea
tre-annOunced for last nights postponed to Mon
day evening, the 18th inst, when the Hanlon-L Lees
viii make their first appearance here in their
speciality of " lie Voyage Suisse" 1t would be
judicous and tasteful TO announce the piece by an
English, and not French name The Hanlon-Lees
are not unknown here their work comes we'll
commended; and, doubtless, they will be cordially
welcomed by the pleasure-seekers of New-YOrk
The cast OF lie Voyage on Suisse" was given i'll this
column on last Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

BEli.-At Rondout, n. ". September q. 1881 NJ
Bell, of the late Joseph aud Ann Bel. -
Friends of his late and brothers. Charles
respectfully invited
by's church. 4thave. 23dst, Monday September 2
at O'Clock m.
lnter1nent n Greenwood.
CAMPBELIs-At his residence in Cherry Valley N Y on
the 7th inst, the Hon. William W. Of
t4is city, aged 75
CARrER-At New Canaan Conn, September o. IL Amelia
daughter of the late Hanford Carter
Funeral services from her residence Monday the 18th
inst. at 3 O'Clock D..
Carriages viii be in waiting Mt the depot on ar
val of the l o'clock train IRON New York
FBINGAt Bellevue n. j., Friday September @ Carol,a
hdgeway Fling IN the S2d oi her age.
ri - m
the sonth reformed church. ath-ave corner of n sst
Friends Al kindly raauestea 10 sen IoMeIs. -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
FOREST FIXES.

MILFORD, Penn, Sept 10.-The forest fires
in the back townships OF Pike County almost all
under control In Palmyra and Porter townships. how
ever, immense and uncomfortable fires yet raging
and are doing considerable damage In Monroe County
the fires still large and dangerous.
NAPANEE Ont, Sept. l0.-Fires are still raging in the
woods north of this place. and several families have been
rendered homeless The thrteen-y ear-od OF Lester
Clark Township OF Kcnnebecw burnt to death Friday
Wnlle Oh the way To visit some ncighbOrs.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
THE BRITISH col UMBIA DEMANDS

VICTORIA, b. C., Sept. 10-Sir Charles
Tupper and party returned from the mainland yester
day. The Minister met the citizens at the theatre
where he delivered long address ON public matters
He said that the question of Island railway had been
lett To the syndicate, whom Mr. Andrew Rohcrtson of
Montreal now mere, represented. The had
asked the syndicate TO build Island and ON MIR
RoDertson's report the Government would act.
At conference between SIR Charles and the Local
Government yesterday, the latter agreed give all The
coal lands on The island 10 any one budng the EsQuima
ana Naniho me Ihls, II Is thought Will clear the way
to arrangement, American railroad companies are
ANXIOUS TO hold the land - -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
HARPER a. BROS

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The nliler's Dausbter A Novel. Iy Beale 4to
paper 20 cents
Thomas Carlyle. BY Moncure D. Conway. Illustrated.
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To Day in America. Studies for the old World
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Ayaia's Angel A Novel BY Anthony rrOlope zto,
paper.
Harper's CyciopRda of British and American Poetry.
Edited by Epes Sargent Royal Illuminated CLOTH
Ored edges ~ 3d.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
VEST INDIAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, Sept. 1O.-The official Gazette pub
shes decree declaring that the protection afforded by
the registration OF trademarks extends to all articles
needing such security.
There were hirtyone deaths from yellow fever during
the week ended Friday.
Ihc san Domingo Gd=ehe of August 27 saws that Gull
teiAo Is entirely surrounded BY General Heureaux's
forces OH the heights OF Clbas.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
M4RRIED.

ALEXANDER-SHIPLEY-I Jersey city, ". j. on Fss,ru-
ary To- 1884, by the Rev. w. Hopkins Mr. James JNoh
Alexander TO Miss Martha T. Shpley, of Halifax.
BACKUS -BROWN-On the sth of september 1851 bv tho
Rev. samuel II. Virgin the Rev Chester
Conn, u Margaret r., daughter Erastus f. Brown ESQ
of this city. ~
CiINCH-kNAPP-At Essex, Conn. Thursday Septem.
Der 3 lSS by the father of the bride
ter OF the Rev. samuel j. Knapp, Alfred d. Ciucb OF
New-Y Ork. -' "
HAWNHt tRST-REHNAUD-On September g. al the resi-
aehSe OF me bride parents Fleetwood Mount Vernon
n W by ms Grace the COadjutOr
the Most reverend NJ A. Corigan. Miss Marie Reynsad
daughter of Gusaye Reynaud. IL Mr. HawxluTst
HOWE-SH lLTON-At the residence of John b. simpson
IT, No; 2OsO olhaye \. y, Wednesday. september a.
lS9l by the Rev Robert scott, John l. Howe 10 Mary
shlltOn. all OF Roselle n.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
A MASS-MEETING TO BE HELD.

The following notice was sent out late last even
ing:
The committee appointed for this purpose hereby calls
the people Of this city who chartably inclined
to aid the thousands of men, women and children who
have been rendered houscess aud homeless destitute
and starving by the late disastrous fires the State
Michigan, to assemble in massmectng at ChIckering
Hail. at Fifthaye and EIghteentist., Tuesday even
ing, September 49, at o'clock. for the purpose de
visiug ways and means of instant relief. The meeting
Will he addressed by Hon. James l. Birney, Minister
The Hague late the burnt district and other promi-
ncnt men, by order of the committee.
CHARLES 4. CROSBY, President.
Chckering & Sons offer the use of their Hall and
all attendants free of charge.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
FATAL RAILRolD ACcIDENTS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 10.-The NewOr-
leans lightning passenger train No coming north at 10
O'Clock last night wrecked at Sonora, sixty miles
south Of Louisville the main line OF the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad The locomotive jumped the track at
a switch which had been maciously misplaced by per
not yet detected. The haggagocar, two couchcs
and TWO Pullman slrcpcrs thrown the iocon0
Tive. john Slae. the engineer. instantly killed. and
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
GEORGE p. PUTNAM's SONS,

The Sword of Damocles. By Anaa nainaTiae Green
Large l2mo, cloth extra, ~ 30.
Certain Forms Of Nervous Derangement. BY WILLIAM
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New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
HENRY HOLT a, co.

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Taines French Revolution. Vol H. BEING third vOluma
OF the Ot1emS OF Contemporary
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d up to 3 p. IN. yesterday

"S st. 81, 4" sends to The TRIBUNE S5 for the
Michigan sufferers. and 81 has been received anony-
mously.
All contributions of clothing bedding, etc.. or
money, sent Ia BrentauOs Literary Emporium, at
No. Union Square, will DO promptly sent To the
Nj higau sufferers
CHICAGO. Sept. 10.-The Board of Trade to-
day appointed live prominent members TO solicit
subscriptions in aid OF the Michigan sufferers.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
Il Brave CHILDS SAD DEATH

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 10.-Helena F.
Argus eight years of age, attempted younger
chid from the wheels OF icecart this morning She
succeeded in doing but lost her fe falling under
the Wheels which crushed her head.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
OBITUARY.
JACOB WEEKS.

Jacob Weeks, an extensive real estate owner.
and for years largest coal dealers in this
city, died yesterday, he began life poor Much of his
wealth was gained by careful and udicous investment
III real estate He was for many years member of the
Unlversast Church OF the Divine Paternity and a great
adinlrer OF the Rev. DR.. E. ii. Chaplin.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
CHARLES sCRIBNERes son,

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poliiieal Noilces.

Republican Central Committee Special meeting az Re
Rn9hesn Hall No % West SD ST. Monday evening l2th
INST az Clock or the purpose action ON e fo
lowing matters The holding OF the state
eiscon 81 delegas thereto the reorganization
lNth and y Nth Districts, OF
Committee on the appeals from the IXth Disrfct
Coo. ~ g.. ABRAHAM LENT, President
SAMUEL c. Burns. secretaries
Meeting of the Executive Committee O'CLOCK sharp
JOEL W. MASON. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
THE FIRE RECORD.
RAILROAD PROPERTY DESTROYED.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 10.-At 1 o'clock this morn
ing the Cairo Short Line and repair shops, in
ST. Louis caught fire and entirely destroyed The
Dmidlng and a number of tools, passenger coaches
loss is estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept. Ill a m-There was no
movement In the barometer yesterday till noon, when
downward motion became perceptibe,and exhibited
TIL midnight The day OF alternate sunshine
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

Miidreds Cadet An Idyl Of West Point By Alice King
Hamilton Price 40 cents in paper, or 81 in cl0sh.
The History PaTisenne Being story Of a Paris
ian Woman OF Fashion BY octave FeuiIiet
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New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
JAMES n. OsGOOD & 90.

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Fearful Responsibility, and Other Stories BY William
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New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
DAMAGE IN DUANE STREET

A fire broke out yesterday morning on the
ground floor of the frame building No. 81 Daane-st
which is occupied by Sylvester Frank tru ok builders
ana damaged the stock $500 The building is owned by
ilo stewart estate and was damaged 5000.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
ROBERTS BROS,

Baby Rue. Her Adventures and Misaiventures. he
Friends and s.nemies 81
Blessed saline Certainty BY the authoroi His Majesty
Myself" al %.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

G p. m.-At the examination of the President mt
II IN. to-day his temperature 0S5, pulse
100, respiration IS. A. $3.50 this evening his tenn
pcTature was oN.5. pulse 100, respiration Is The
President has taken a greater amount OF liquid.
with some soil food, and with moro relish than for
several DAYS. His general condition * unite as la
Norabc rs yesterday. j. W. BLISS.
u. HAYES AGNEW.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
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