The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-03


which the decisions of the land COM
missioners were based.
No member of the house of COM
mons can attend a meeting of the
house of lord committee without per-
mission from the house of commons.
THE IRISH LAND ACT.
London, March THE Times saws
the judgment of the court of appeal at
Dublin yesterday in the matter of an
appeal from the recent decision of
Commissioners O'Hag-n and Vernon,
affirming the decision of the assistant
commissioners under the land act in
reducing tenants improved fixed lease
rent from GO los. to ESQ will
probably restrict The application of
doctrines which, the commissioners,
during sittings at Belfast, discovered
in Holy's clause.
The opinion of seven judges differed
widely even where they agreed in their
conclusions, and the result must bring,
their application Of Holy's clause into
still greater doubt and OBJ curity. and
make htgants DESTROYS of appealing to
the highest tribunal in all cases in
which it may apply.
Dublin, March Lone of the prin-
c'pal effects of the judgment of the
court OF appeals is to limit improve
ments, for which the tenant can not be
charged increased rent to actual works
executed by him, but he can be charged
on Improvement of such.
sKOBELOFF.
Vienna, March 1.-General Skobe.
loft arrived here last evening. and
started for St. Petersburg to-day.
Vienna, March 1.-Two Austrian at
taches were ordered to watch General
oEobeioh from the moment of his ar
rival at the frontier. His stay here was
almost unnOtlced. In conversation
with a journalist Skobeloff said he failed
to understand the stir caused by his re-
cent speech, as much severer language
was beng spoken and written in.Rus-
sla. He said he had spoken merely as
private individual.
JEWISH REFUGEES FROM RUSSIA
London, March IA Vienna die.
patch to the Daily Telegraph SAYS a
special delegate of the Jewish alliance
has returned here from Brody, where
n went to assist 800 Jewish fugitlves
to return to Russia. His mission was
not successful, as it was learned that if
they were sent back they would be ex.
posed to certain death. A sum of
900 forms will be devoted to de-
fr&yIng the expenses of their emigra-
ton to America.
MINISTER LOWELL.
London, March AT the annual
banquet last week of the associated
chambers Of commerce, Mr.. Lowell
United States minister, responded to
the toast of representatives of foreign
powers.
THE TRIGGER.
London, March AT NOTTINGHAM.
IN plgeon-shooting match today.
nifty pigeons aside, for stake of Zoo,
DR.. Carver. the American, killed IS
birds, and Mr.. Webster 60.
IMPRESsIBLE ARABS.
Tunis, March 1.-Insurgepts have
reappeared in the vicinity of Sfax,
where they have raided upon the
Tribes who submitted to the French.
DEATH OF A PIANIST.
Berlin, March I.-Theodore Kulok
the distinguished pianist and COM
poser, is dead.
THE NORTHAMPTON ELECTION.
London, March II. E. Redmond,
OF the house of commons. and mem
Der of the land league, will 60 to North
ampton to advise the Irish voters to
return Bradlaugh. A cavalry regiment
will be sent there in view of possible
disturbances. The polling will take
place tomorrow. There was serious
rioting last evening,
| CABLES.
London, March 1.-The Standard
IN Its financial articles this morning.
says Ang(o-American telegraph shares
have advanced, owing to the reception