New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02

violent thunderstorm frightened him almost into
apoplexy. Since then his mind has not Deen cleal,
and he wanders sadly in his talk. His family ana
physician regard the coming OF another tnuhue'-
storm with the most serious apprehension.
Sgnor Mario Raggis statue of Lord Beaconsisld'
recently unveiled in London by Sir Stafford NORTH
COTE is of colossal SIZE nine feet high and STANDS Oh
a pedestal OF red granite seventeen feet high. IL
contains about ton and q half OF metal-lllne
parts of copper to one Of finland was cast at a
temperature Of about 1000 degrees Fahrennel.: ~
represents the famous leader standing IN MS upio
matte dress, wearing the robe OF an Earl, ana tno
decorations Of the Order OF tho Garter. Inc laco
wears thoughtful expression.
One alleged reason why Alexander Ill mas
again postponed bis coronation from May ~
to June TO- is that the former date is the
anniversary of the murder of Demetrius, ot inc
House of Rurik by his uncle Boris Sudonon' anu
Is observed as Commemoration Day In the churJne'
OF Moscow. But this is a mere subterfuge Aic "a
ander evidently put OIL his coronation Deenus1 nv
Thought it would overburden the pages Of history
to have tho consunInatlOn OF two such long ue
ferred events as that and the East River Bridge
opening occur during the same month.
George w. Walling, Superintendent of the Now
York Police, was sixty years old yesterday a
large bouquet of roses. presented TO him by rlenus
filled his office at Police Headquarters with ira
GRANGE Nine full-bown red ones stood for the num-
Der OF years WHICH, lldNc pdSScu 5ihoO hO pOe""iS
of Police At the age of three score Mr.. Walling Is
still erect and active. Over six feet in height ana
possessed of unusual muscular power, no would be
able to put many young policeman at dlsadVah-
tage where order to be enforced at the enu OF
club. In the discharge of his duties he has been
constant reader of the law books which I'LL the big
bookcase in his office. and he has acquired no
mean knowledge of criminal laws.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. April Ex-senator Anthony
is thought to be decidedly better tonight.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 1.-The condition OF
Senator Anothony tonight remains much the same,
but he is no better than yesterday.
PROVIDENCE Il. l., May 1.-The Rev. L. L. EN-
erson was to-day installed as pastor of the United
Congregational Church at Newport.
ATLANTA, Ga, May 1.-GOvernor Boynton and
bride arrived hero at O'Clock this evening ana
were received at the Kimball House.
HANOVER, N. H.. May 1.-PrOfessor c. d. Cooper,
of Dartmouth College. has accepted the char OF
History and Political Economy at Carleton College,
Mortified, Mimi.
Boston, May Miss Clara Barton qualified
to-day as superintendent of the refOrmatory prison
for women at SherbOrn, and went thither 10 be ln-
Quoted into Office and enter at once upon its duties
GUAYMAs, Mex, May IA special train arrived
here yesterday having on board Senator Ednurds
his wife and daughter, Miss Arthur, niece OF
President Arthur and party of ladies and gentle
men from the East. The party made an exclusion
around the harbOr. To-day Senator Edmunds re-
ccived many callers.