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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
NR. MAPLESON AT REHEARSAL.

The Academy of Music was as dark as midnight,
end the air Us damp and cold as IN the CatatomDS.
when TRIBUNE reporter called there yesterday
morning TO see Mr. Mapleson about the preparations
for the opera II Africaine" which Is to be. gwen
this evening, The stage was hlled with singers
musicians and supernumeTarleS, who In loud voices.
were apparently discussing the merits OF macCaronl,
but in reality rehearsng the coming opera In the
centre of the group. watching the rehcalsa! ana IN
down thai first principal" or "McClay, raise that
sail six inches" stood Mr.. ,Mapleson. In few
pose aad wave aloft the battle axes of tln and
had become proficient i'll skipping over the gunwaie
and strangng the captain OF Inc oo e I paI Is
uuette TO SIT down and witness the pcflorlilaHGe.
Us this rehearsal of LAtricainef" inquired the
3YesD said Mr. Mapleson in that gentle manner
intended to stop further cOnundruns
I'D like to lind out something about the pre-
parations for this OPERA replied the unaDashed re-
oh Mr.. Mapleson replied, slapping the reporter
on the knee in familiar manner, intending, no
doubt to convey by that movement an ldea Ot
apology for the previously shortened remark, OF
course were going to have several columns about 1t
in the newspapers" -. T.
instance! :" asked the reporter
We'll you might speak about the costumes"
81 might said the reporter" and what :"
"Weil." replied Mr. MapesOn, eve have GOT 600
new dresses boots, helmets, tights and hXlDgS-all
to match There will be on the stage at one time
100 supers.' 90 members of the chorus, - mil;
tary principals, Is ballet, principal singers ana
Is or 20 extra ladies' How many do they make
Add them up" -,..,
the reporter, skipping from the field Of
Journalism INTO that of mathematlcs with
rapidity. eyes, that's right Mr.. Napcson re-
Piled. Nov, supposng that Campanini sang for
81 anight-which he doesnt-and thatthc rest OF tho
company were paid as usual, how much ought tick
ets TO be sold for in order TO pay expenses ::
This was too much for the reporter
lyon see want receipts OF $1O0J 10 pay eX-
penseS. Why Imade an outlay Of $4,000 On the
scenery. dresses. armor and jewels. OF course we
can't get that money all back at once but If Ii pays
fen per cent we are satisfied. Then there's the
military band each member of which Is paid is a
night, and the "Supers' - each ne public pay
ther money and II there's only hltch IN th3
cont theyf Yes, that's it,. And the singers are
not allowed 10 sing out of voice. Tickets 49, -,
q This opera is to be something unusual Is 1t "
"Yes. SIMPLY gorgeous! The most elegant dresses,
all covered with hand-cmbroidery Oh, it's big
thing-but FIN in hurry-you'll excuse me- ana
away Mr.. Mapleson whirled behind the scenes and
OIL to the stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

LUNDBORG's PERFUME,
Marechal Mol Rose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
PERFORMANCES FOR THE ACTORS FUN


A. NJ Palmer. the treasurer of the Actors Fund
Benefit has received from Joseph X. Emmett ~ 900
as the proceeds of performance given at New
Orleans. and $3.50 from Mr.. Curtis, realized from
the benefit last week at Havery,s Fourteenth
street Theatre. This sum, with 500 from john l..
MP the present amount of the fund 10 81 400.
All the theatres in the city will give benehi per
formance on Monday afternoon, Aprl s.,
in pursuance of the plan suggested by
the Managers Committee. Fifteen thousand
tickets for these have been put in the hands OF the
nolice The programmes az the various houses,
especially at the variety theatres have not been all
definitely arranged. At the Fifth Avenue Theatre
Lawrence Barrett and his company Will give n
special performance of "A Counterfeit Present.
ment."
something for the benefit Of her own profession in
her own country. She will sail for Europe on the
day after the benefit
at would be especially graceful in the great
prima donra" said Mr.. Palmer last evening " to DO
such thing at such Il time" go
Mr.. Mapleson and his troupe will probably
take 10 part in the present movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
SUBLIHELY SUPERB.

pair beautiful Sun.Owers eases will be mailed free
10 any lady who will send 10 cents in postage stamps or money
TO Dr. C. Benson No. 100 North Eutawst Baltimore Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
STRIKING THE PROSECUTOR IN COURT.

An assault by prisoner on Assistant Disil.' .
Attorney John O'Bvrne! caused much excltenlchl
Shea otherwise known as James NcGrath was oi s
trial before Judge C0wing and jury on Gnaigd 81
grand larceny. The evidence was 10 the cnec' 'na'
he had stolen n watch and cham from an ou een'i,
man on Broadway. near Fulton-St, on March -
He was arrested by Policeman JoIn Bcit.oh, II,
spite of violent resistance. "heh placeu Oh u,a i
yesterday Mr.. OByne appeared as prosecutor, ana
the prisoner was defended by Edmund +. Price.
The District Attorney, in addressing the jury, al
lnded i'm severe terms the character of Shea, VINO
has served term i'll the state Prson LOT
shooting an officer, and has an I'M
enyiabe notorety leader of a party OF
pickpockets The jury retired to consider the evi-
minutes. Mr.. O'Byrne, who was suffering from
rheumatism, to leave the court room, but meet
ing the Jury returning took his seat IN front OF ana
near the prisoner. The clerk asked the Jury inc
usual questions, and soon "a the foreman had
given the verdict of guilty Shea leaned ont ana
Before be could continue the attack his c0lInSel
seized him and pulled him back into his char.
Court Officer COlligan and Others of the attendants
quickly LAID hands the prisoner and carried MN
to the pen in the rear Of the room. The spectators
were much excited by the and started to their
feet in their eagerneSs to see what was
going on. Shea when taken by the
officers said with an oath that he
would rather serve a life sentence for good cause
than to be sent for FIVE years TO prison. lie bitterly
complained of the way in which he had been spoken
of By the Assistant DiStriCt-Att0rncy. Judge cow
ing SAID, with much emphasis. that the actoh Oh
the prisoner was gross insult to the Court anu lie
left The courtroom soon after: he said ne was not
severely injured Ii is said that Sucn an aSsahli on
the prosecuting officer has not been known IN inc
Court of General Sessions for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l44 LexngtOnave, 29thst Hours, TO and 70 z
Attention TO Gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

AYIwFRP March 2l-Arnycd, steamer Plantyn (Beg),
Schatt, New y ork March q.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HAVANA March 2l-Arrtved City of Washington,
Reynolds, New-York, FOR Mexican ports
PORTLAND 2lArived, steamer St andnayian obi,
HSsI6Y March 2l-Arrived steamers Catalonia (Br) GIN,
fax seminole, lGa0tt savannah Albert schultz Penny,
Baltimore: Bcrks Kitson Philadelphia go.
Cleared. steamers lbertan, Parry lhverpoolj Sdohlsn
FoRIRss MoyRoF, March 2l--Passed inward steamer re-
ported : the krOn PrlnX
DELAWARE BREAKw1TFR, March 81 Arrived, steamers
Albrmarlc. New-York; British Queen.
PHIL ADEIPHlA, March 2l-ArrlNed, steamers NOrWal'
Goons Boston; Lady Frances, Htggon, tarenas Fanny,
Grumlry New York WilnamspOrt, Mluets, Purulnd "
Evcrman smith Richmond; Virginia, bcaiSc Charleston
pic.nan Fort Antonio & { Biddle, Wallace New York
BALTIMORE, March 2l-ArTycd, steamers hlOn frlnS VII
helm GER. Mcir. Bremen, Josephine Thompson, mOolt'
New y ork. George IL stout. Pierce, Newbern. NJ.
Cleared, steamer blackstone, I9ylOE PROVIDENCE.
POT ROYAL March 2O-Arrived steamer city OF san An
tonic. Hines, SewiOrk sailed tor BrunSWck ..,...
CuARIKsrON March II Arrived steamers City OF Auhta
New.N0rk. Wyoming. Philadelphia. ,.,.,
SAVANNAH. March 2l-Arrivtd steamers Saragossa b''
more. Juniata Philadelphia CITY OF Macon, Nc"-lOfk
sailed, steamer George AppOid. Baltimore ,,.,,,
MOBILE March 2l--Saled, steamer HuBcr NVimhnon
Bay, La. 90 -...- ,r,.,.,u >.,r
York: Chalmettr. do
Al Inc Pa.-e,-Saled steamer Historian.
SAN FRANCIsCo, March - ATTN ''o'H'' '''"''''
sydney via Honolulu ana CoimI, PahaLni. , Han.
Also arrived, steamer DeNOushTo iBIh IuN''' iioNs
kUue YOKOHAMA
Steamers Asata FOR Iivrrpoo Emberza, HoduiOrt So
nam t.,,i,Irl king ton. Ia y yauuAc, RlchmOnd
A11 -!llc- Via Long Island sound-steamer tTihcohi'
Portland. ...,- ~, t.uoa ,,r ,r,er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

QUEENSTOWN, March 3l-Arrived, steamer Egypt (Br),
sumner from New. York March IL. for Liverpool.
GLASGOW, March 2I-Arryed, steamer fTussan kBr),
stephen. from Boston March J via Halifax
IiyERrOoI, March 2lArrlyed, steamer Humboldt lBr,
Jeffrey from Ncw.lOrk March l.
SOIfH1 MI.rON March 2l-Arrved, steamer Main Ger,
Barres from New York March II, for Bremen.
WEST II ARTLEPOOL March 2l-Ar1Vod, steamer HOrsiey
(I,r Bulwer from Boston March 2.
AMSTERDAM, March 2l-ArrIyed, steamer Edam (Dtch),
Taat. hom New York March 5.
ANIWERP, March 2l-ArnNed, steamer Plantyn tBeg),
Schatt from New. York March o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

RUPTURE--Relieved and cured by DR.. J. A.
shermans method without the injuries lnict Pn-
cipal ONCE 25 Broadway Consultation days Monday
and saturday His book with Photographic OF
bad cases before and after Is mailed for loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
SOzODONT AND RJsuARcK.


Looking Bismarck would suppose that he sway
such almost Omnipotsnce He is calm and cheerful wary ant
watching don't look different from other prepare
tons But it fails Ia what 1t undertakes. Calm anc
agreeable IL Is death parasites which attack the teeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

An attractive, youthful appearance will bO
secured by ladies' using Parkers Hair BalsaIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
THE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL.

Your politlca influence has placed me- your Represent
alive in Albany for five successive terms. l. l. HAYES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

Mayor Low will go To Albany to-day H. address
the Committee on CitIcs M the Legislature relative
to bills affecting brooklyn
Tho Fulton Municipal Gao Company has begun "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15
After seven Years.

Chicago. IA few weeks ago
two SWedes, named Hiding and
Robinson, arrested in this city on
trivial charge, confessed that they
murdered a woman named Sophia
Dallberg in Stockholm seven years
ago. The story was not fdlly be-
lieyed, but the men were held pend
ing an investigation. The Swedish
consul here has received a report
from the chamber of police o.
Stockholm, cOrrob0rating the state
ments OF the prisoners as to the cir
cumstan~e s, witch nds to eStab
lish the probability Of the story. 1
is a fact that Hiding recognized til
picture of woman, Emile Huld
berg, who, lie says, paid for haviR
the murder committed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15
The O'Cen-eIl BOnumenG.

Dublin, 14.-Preparations for the
unwilling of the O'COnnell mOnu-
ment and the opening of the exhibt-
ton indicate that the occasion, in
point Of numbers and as q success
full display. viii exceed anythingsOf
a similar character heretofore. Wis
itors are constantly arriving from
every p4lt of Ireland. England and.
Scotland, Many OF the buildings
are illuminated tonight. The mon
ument committee held a meeting
last a ght, the mayor residing Is
was decided to alvise thai tina
mayor Should read short address
from the c1mmittee. taRiing over
the monument to thu Citizens. The
ab ence o. cardinal SyCaOe IS much
commence Ell upoe. Many houses on
the streets JIG .nay gree days, with
he Irish h.fp s. & -oTn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

Dublin. IA farmer was shot
dead in CruseeA, County Clare, to-
dav.
In the commission court to-day a
decision was announced in the case
of Timothy ROrke, John Conner,
Richard 8 S ,ucage and Maurice
Castillo, found. guilty Of having
peri etratsi on the 18th Of March
several OUT ages in the neighbour
hood Ct Fakey, county Kerry
Rorke was sentenced to fifteen years
and each of the others to ten years
penal serVitude. Three men, found
guilty of a savage assault on ;
person named Sullivan, at MallOw
were sentenced to servitude TO
twenty, fifteen and ten years re
spectively; and a man who fired q
soldiers in Mullingar, was sentence
to lifelong servltude.
The jury, which cOnvictedFrancl
Aynes, sentenced to hanged mex
month for the murder of job
! Delaughty, a herder near Ennis,
| few weeks ago, have made a forms
statement denying that they WEI
drunk on the night previous {
the day on which they rendered
verdict as alleged by O'Brien, editC
of the United Ireland The judg
has expressed the hope that I'll
encouragement Will be directed
see to the matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15
American Thieves.

Boston, l4-The HerdJFS Nor
treaI special says: Customs author
tiles are tracing the destination Of
all American flour imported FROM
the western states under bond for
shipment to Great Britain and New
foundiand The result has been the
discovery Of gigantic frauds upon
the revenue since the national hos
tility was introduced four years ago.
During che past twelve months
alone, as far as the inquiries have
extended, it is found that Lord Sc
Mann, importers, at whose ware
house the late great seizure Of -four
was made, have sold over 10000
barrels OF superior American fOure0
local bakers. ana that their ware
house bonds are cancelled by ship
ping Canadian -four as 2 substitute
retaining the duty Of soc. on barrel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

London, Ain the Commons
Gladstone stated that the conditions
on which government had offered 70
accept compromise ON the ClOtilre
resolutions having been changed,
they decided to adhere TO the origi-
nal proposal of a simple majority.
He said he would he ready To con-
slider any changes which the House
regarded as desirable. Lord Hart
ingtOD, secretary of state for India.
in speech on she Indian budget.
said the Indian government wanted
to largely reduce the military esiab-
lishment, but the home government
vetoed the project. He said he
hoped the project would be feasible
hereafter. but if reorganization was
contemplated. the scheme must re-
ceive the sanction of Parliament.
He said 1t was estimated that the
surplus for the next financial year,
after providing for the increased
pay for subordinate officers, wOIld
be e3,I5l. oC0. This sum would be
applied solely to the reduction of
salt duties.
Calcutta, IA fight is imminent
between the troops of the Ameer Of
Afghanistan and Nicer Mahmund.
London, l4.-The work of dis
charging the cargo of the wrecked
steamer MOseL began last evening
she cargo being removed TO make
room for pumps with a view OF
| floating the vessel. The passengers
sail tomorrow from Southampton
in the steamship General Werder.
Limerick, l4.-Extra pay, amount
ing to e2,4l5, was paid to the Linn
erick police to-day.
Berlin, 1.-THE Empress is con
fined to her apartments in conse
quence of the injuries received by
the fall while walking on the SchlaSE
uf Babelsberg on Sunday
The Nat 0RQL Nea0s states thai
petitions are increasing from TIT
chambers of commerce Throughout
Germany to Bismarck, in regard t
the indemnifieati0n of German mer
chants who suffered by the riots IL
Alexandra, and the National lei
tung ADDS that the question Of tn
amount of compensation may form
subject for discussion between tn
German and Egyptian cabinets here
after.
Paris, 14-There is talk of dis
turbance between France and Mad
agascar. The Queen Of Madagascar
has prohibitt d the sale of land t
French col0nists, contrary to tn
treaty of 1850. The French consu
was forced TO strike his flag an
seek refuge at Tenituray. A Frencl
naval demonstration is expected.
PARIS, 14.-Two trains Ware ii
col iSion to-day between Buisso
and LARGO, on the line from Priegt
Iudu. Agen. Three perS Ons wer
killed and six injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

Washington, a. The b ard Of au-
ditors. consisting of the silst aud
secoud cOmptrOllers Of the treasury
aud & easurer Of tn United >tdtes,
appointed by Congress to consider
ali claims growing out OF the illness
and burial of President Garfield. 81
far have received only three ella ms
viz: Milne i Proctor. for iUrni-
ture. beds and bedding, $i62.55; J..
Walsh, New York, for em6alming
the body, $500, and the claim Of EN-
ployees of the Executive Manslo
which is for three months sally
Under this appOrtiOnment Shsr'
will be paid $1l,413.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

Providence, l4.-John IL. Bradford,
well known hotel manager and
lieutenant in tie signal corps during
the war, died to-day.
Philadelphia, 14.-The Biennial
Association will soon forward a cir
cular to the governors Of the differ
ent states inviting troops to visit
the city and participate in the mill
tary display on October 9th, the BIZ
ennial anniversary of the landing Of
William Penn.
Washington, 1.-THE Star saws:
Government employees are respond
ing literally to the request Of the
republican committee for financial
aid.
Thomas N Hayden, assistant
postmaster 1T Talladega, Alabama,
has been arrested on a charge of
rifiing registered letters.
Newark, 14.-WIlliam II. Warner
and wife, occupy rooms in the house
Of Greenleaf ID. Brown, 20S Ward
street. Warner, becoming jealous
tonight shot his wife and Brown
both probably fatally.
Saratoga. IA Judge VIM. Schley,
of New York, formerly of Savan-
nah, died suddenly at the United
States Hotel, to-day.
| Judge VIM. NJ. Levy, of Louisi-
ana, died at the Pinney House.
New York, 14.-It is understood
the friends of the sick persons in
the hotel at Belle, New jersey, have
come to the proprietor and paid him
$1,000 to run the hotel till they can
be removed, and that their asten-
dants and physicians be left in the
hotel.
Long Branch, 1.-THE tariff COM
mission continued to hear pleas on
behalf of various industries to-day.
Saratoga, IA number of bank
erS from the south, west and New
England are already here to attend
, the meeting of the association on
Wednesday.
cry Rolling Mills started up today
with nOn-uniOn men. There was no
: opposition on the part of old hands.
2 Sandwich, Mass, 14.-Forest fires
! hereabOuts DESTROYED the resi- lence
2 of Samuel Bourne.
: Galveston, l4.-An Austin special
says: The governor has proclaimed
= quarantine against Mexican ports,
and authorized the counties on the
r Rio Grande and exposed points, to
D declare quarantine.
g Youngstown, o., 14.-Mill pro-
l prieterS here are considering the
/ proposition Of strikers to 60 to work
] at the advance asked, with the I'M
derstandSng that wages be cut down
/ if the strike at Pittsburg is not sue.
\ cessful.
: Troy. 14-Edward Vaughn Co
g haes has accepted Dick Egan's chal
lenge to fight for $1,000 side.
Dennison, Tex, I4.-United State
Deputy Young WIS shot fatally b,
Jones and Randall, in the ChOctaV
It nation, in executing a warrant a
D. the ranch Of Jones. Jones and Ran
dali are being pursued.
a New Orleans, 14.-The natiOna
,e greenback party has adopted a resO
T. luton thanking the secretary of tn
e navy for enforcing the eight hOu
q law.
ID New York, 14.-President Arthu
r remained at home this evening, al
V. tending to official business. He II
s. ceived no callers.
rs Walter j anu c. R. Morris, guest
Id at the Avon Beach Hotel, Lon
a Island, were annoyed at the singin
". of Mr.. Henry Hyman, basso at d
or Armitage's Church. a quarrel Ell
e. sued, and the Morris boys Stable
at Lyman and his friend, A. 81. Clue
q inficting serious wounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15
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Cincinnati. 14.-Sleph~n Ables. OF
CincinHaii i. m tnarer Of he Hemin-
way s. Co 5 fruit packing house. OF
Baltimore, states that IN ooOk'
keeper, Henry Miller, is q detauitsI
TO the am unit of from $4,000 x
So, 900, aud has abscOnded. Cause
gambling and fast women.