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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
PHASES OF THE PAPAL AGITATION

LONDON, May 2l.-The fund for Mr. Par
neil now amounts to $4,000. 1t has been decided to
keep the subscription lists open until $4,000 hos been
raised Several meetings were hei in London ycsrcr
day at which appeals for subscriptions the und
made.
The correspondent OF the Central News Agency at
Paris has had an interview With Archbishop Croke, in
which he latter said thar he would return Ireland
from Rome with unchanged ana interchangeable views.
He denied that he had been rcbGked by the Pope. lie
admitted however, that at present the result Of his visit
cause.
DUBLIN May 2l.-ThOmas Sexton, Member Of Parlia-
men for sligo IN speech here today referring the
iopes circuar TO the IRISH clergy. sand the action
OF The Irlsh race in relation thereto
would tcud - ne permanent good or the cause OF
halon. Mt sexton urged his hearers to avoid using
words that would postpone the reconciliation which, hr
hc wOald hc cstabl shed an honorable
basis between the vatican ana the Irish people.
BOSTON, May 2l.-The corres spondcnt Of The BoSton
P!ot Al Rome. writing on May g says: "A report
cnlacd here 10 the effect that the Archbishop OF Cashc
had bccn sunni Oned TO Rome TO be rcprCvcd for
duct IN regard TO the National movement Ireland,
wholly devoid of foundation The fact Of the L.
Archbishop CrOke has been most cOuTteOusly invited
here rs ono whose position and knowledge give lin
special facilities for knowing the condition OF the irish
people Inc statements that Archbishop CrOkc had
been received with disrust at the propaganda and that
wholly al variance with the truth. The ducct con-
traTy is the case"
-. LOUIS. May 2l.-At the meetings Of the Irish Ma
uObS League. yesterday speeches were made dcnounc
purely political mRttes AMI recommending prompt
suDsci p.lOns 10 the Parncu Fund
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POSTMASTER ADREoNs CASE.
lBY rELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l

WASHINGTON, May 21.-POstmaster AdreOn,
OF Baltimore asked to resign nearly year ago by
the late but ne declined TO do 80,
aud has been allowed to remain in office IL is under
stood that his resignation was demanded because
he extorted 300 from pensioner Ia the manner de-
scribed IN THE TRIBtS of to-day. Postmaster Adreon
served with credit an officer the Union Army and
seems probable that in. or his resignation or re-
mOva the President will appoint as his successor man
wnO a so served in the Union Army.
Sucn an appointment would snow the Union ex-soh
diers Of Maryand-whO are said TO be interested IL
tOonel Adreou's retentiOuthat the President bas ne
disposition ignore the soldier element IL 10 not en
pected that any action the matter VIII be taken un
after return of the President and tue Postmastcr
General from NewYOrk
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THE STATUS OF CADET ENGINEERS.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The Secretary OF
the Navy said to-day that he will ask for rehearing Of
the ease Of Cadet Engineer Harry c. Leopold versus the
United states which recently decided by the Court
f Claims in favor Of the claimant lie SAID further that
r decision I'm this case, II sustained in rehearng,
Nonld ene all OF the cadet engineers who have COM
prted the four years At the Academy 10 the 500 tx'ra
nav claimed Leopold, butwOud not affect the decision
The Deurtment to the status OF the cadet engineers
Tho secretary holds that the cadet engineers do not be-
cnmc Graduates after completing the four years
M he Academy that they hold the same position as tho
naval cadets and likewise subject To the final exau-
imatnn after the two years OF sea service Under this
rulne the cadet engineers Will he ordered 70 cxamlna-
non for graduation together with tue naval cadets and
oil r1cept the ho y the act of Congress will be
filled TO commissions IN the navy, will Dc mustered ou
of tine service with Une years pay.
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ONE MURDER LEADING 10 foUR OTHERS

NEw-OELEANs, May PA dispatch to
The Times Democrat from Aini,c City, La saw: Ycstcr
day afternoon GuiOn aud Pierce Lsnier and william
Curley killed IN the southern part of 81. Helena
PARISH Guion and Pierce of Pierce Lauier ST.
who was murdered about three months ago
on the Baton Rouge ROAD, IN LivnRsisn
Parish Suspicion pointed to James and william Curley
as his sssassns Pierce and Guon Lanier resolved TO
ayenge hcIr fathers death. About month AFTER the
murder OF Pierce LanIer James Curlcy murdered.
Lust Saturday the Lanicrs at Green
burg st. Helena Parish, but, learning that
they would probably be arrested on suspicion
Of being tho slayers of James Curley, they left
the town. and remained vi the house OF friend In tho
country starting yesterday for their nome In Livingston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BYr TELEGRAPH

FATAL EXPLOSION IN AN ABANDoNED NINE.
WrKEsBAHRE. Penn. May 1.-Two driver bows
the Lemgh Valley GOAL Company this afternoon with naked
lamps explosion OF gas took place and both were in
UNITED IN LIFE AND IN DEATH
LAKE CITY. Mimi, Nav 2l.-John Mather and
boat YESTERDAY when the boat capsed and both were
WOMAN INDICTED FOR MURDER.
RocnEsTER n T., Nay az, 2l;mMsry Mar Wech @ has has
Mc cNalnara in this city on April IA
KILLED IN A DRUNKEN QUARREL.
ST. LOUIS May 2l.-Stcphcn !inchey ard
under influence OF liquor Hoffman shot uInchey, Kill
Jug him almost Instantly.
READING, Penn, May 2l.-Jacob tianoway, the
boy who was crested for having caused the wreck the
last appears to be partially diouc lIe was put Of TAIN
He 1ontesses that viewed the wreck from bridge and
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD TRACK
TRENTON, ~ D. Nav 2l.-EphraIm r. Wash
AZ the track Of the Penasyyais aoad At mcrrs
vile tit. morning was struck BY an express train aud III
SENTENCED FOR PERMITTING GAMBLING.
BALTIMORE. MAY 2l.-Josrph Beard keeper of
"ihe White Elephant for permitting gambling his
premises TINS morning sentenced to pay nne Of 5000
and 10 Imprisonment for six months
CNUoHED TQ DEATH IN COAL NINE, o
CUMBERLAND, Md, May 2l.-Danlel ONeill. age
at LonaeOning tins afternoon by fall OF roof coal
CRUSHED BETWEEN THE CARS.
NrwBuEG ~ T.. May 2l.-Patrck Flood age
eight was caught between the bumpers Of
on M Pen Coal COmpanys dock thu. afternoon aud
instantly killed.
4 NETWORK TEA DEALER INDICTED.
PHILADELPHIA Nav 2l.-.jOm A. Wright, tea
dealer of to-day indicted by the Grand Jury
Tor perjury IN Ia January last that kedh-uer x
this city had cOnspirod To cheat and de
fraud im property To the amount Ot SlbeJ So Inc
Necessary requls0n papers ordered 10 be made out
DEATH FROM CRIMINAL MALPRACTICE.
CLEVELAND. ON, May 2l.-Julla Kenao mere. Il
beautiful young married here on her dying bed 70
~ she died aud on sunday she was
burrd today body exhumcd autopsy was held
AMI yienoc malpractice discovered.
llour and a silvia L. webster, arrested
\ FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
DETROIT Mlcl MIN 2l-A ternhC boiler exrlo-
son ih uoriing The wolverine Paper MI
IN THIS cGy Tho OF the bItIng blown dOwh and
illiam TlInp,r .ineer instantly killed. Peter
Frank tho fireman badly injured that lac cannot ave-
Tue estimated AZ between sSoGdJ and SoNV0O msur
ancs $4,000.
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FOREIGN NOTES

OrORTO May 2l-A 1re occurred here to day in a
petroleum warehouse. Five persons were killed.
LONDON, May 2l.-In the chess tournament to-day
Blackburnc, ZukertOrt ana Macon beat ROeenthal
Epglsh and Winawer respectively.
VIENNA, May 2l-Spanga, the man who was arrested
for tie murder at Ofen on March 2s OF Count Won
Majlath Won szekhely, president OF the Hungarian
Court Of Cessation, has made full confession OF his
guilt
LONDON. May 2l.-The employees in Bockow, Vaughn
Il Co.'s iron works OF Micdlesboroush have gone on
strike because Of an attempt part of the employ
ers 70 reduce their wages Four thousand persons
affected by the stI1kc.
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MAHoNr's DOINGS TO BE LOOKED INTO.


WASHINGTON. May 2l.-The Secretary OF the
Navy said to day that he had received and replied
20 the letter of ux- Representative Dezendorf,
copy of which was published in TIE TRIBUNE OF
Nav H. Although lie declined TO furnish copy
of his letter for publcatlOn the Secretary ntimated
that the charges OF violation of the Civil Service
law and of the use of the Norfolk Navy Yard pat
ronage for political purposes by the Malone man
ayers wili be thoroughly investigated lie declared
that the navy yards shall not be used for political
purposes 10y any body if he can prevent it.
This is very different kind of talk from that in
dulged by the Fhst Assistant Postmaster General.
who. IN his capacity OF Editor of The National
htpublicdn. continues TO excuse and defend polIt-
zeal assessments and other violations OF the Civil
Service law by the Malone managers III virginia.
He does this despite the fact that the Postmaster
and Assistant Postmaster at Norfolk are among
those accused Of neglrcting their Official duties in
order to electOneer against a kepuOl icau county
tlckrt II would ne uu lust to think that the Post
master General sympathlzes III the least with the
ylews of his sVbOrdInateS, for there Is very good
reason TO say that he does not and that lie VIII SEQ
10 IL that such abuses are not permitted TO exist
While he remains at the head OF the Post Otce De-
partnrnt. ,, ,., a.
sistant POstmastcr-General will soon receive
hlut-lf indeed 1t has not already been conveyed
10 hill-from such quarter tina: he cannot AFFORD
10 disregard It, which will result IN Il modification
of his editorial utterances respecting the attitude
of the Administration toward the political nethods
of Senator Malone and his lieutenants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22

foot of the town of Kcnmara The annual value OF thesc
te present Marquis is absentee landlord residing
at fOwood Park, on his English estates in
WiltsLirc For many years his lrls1 e..
tales have been under the charge OF
stewart Trench author OF " Romance OF IRISH Land
has exercised his authority In despOtic way Dnrng
The famine of 1s47'5l the present MarquiSs father
in order TO get rid of tenants who mad leases,
pald the passage of many Irish peas
ants to Newfork SO many or thein,
gavs Mr. Rcdpdth, were emacatcd from hunger that
when they reached shores they had 10 be taken 10
hospitals In one of our city hospitals there was
large ward, called the LansdOwue Ward filled ex.
cusvev wlth the elected tenants of the Marquis OF
Ians snn
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NEWS FROM THE DOMINION

TORONTO, May 21.-Goldwin Smith started
to-day Ithaca N Y, where he will lecture at Cornell
University FOR three weeks.
The medical neI here express satisfaction with the
British Medical b, which just received It's second read
Ing ia the Imperial House Of Commons. As the law now
exists Canadian physician is permitted 10 practise
medicine III England until he has passed an examination
before tie Royal College London, while an English
physician Is permitted To practise IN ontario by IA mere
registration. The bill IL question will place both Oh an
equal footing.
MONTREAL, May 21-Thc proposed aflllation Of the
Irish societies OF Montreal denounced and opposed bv
the IRISH Catholic clergy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
FIRE RECORD.
HEAVY LOSSES BY FOREST FIRES.

MONTPELIER, VT, May 2l.-At Groton
Pond Saturday afternoon there was the most destructive
forest fire ever known in Vermont The flames swept
everything before them. They first burned tue depot,
the and 400 cords o wood OF the Montpelier
and Wells River Railroad at GrOton Pond They then
swept away tho mill property, consisting OF large
mill with machinery, one large aud several small
tcuement-houses occupied by twenty families store
over 100000 feet dressed lumber 400 cords OF bark
several barns. 81 slcds three carloads or hay ~
freight OF live stock, and nearly all the personal
property or the families Men, women aud children are
taking refuge the pond In boats and on rlIts The
mil properly is owned by Alyah T. BALDWIN, OF Wells
River. Mr Badwius loss is estimntcdat over @loOooo
Whole families rendered destitute some lliteeh ns'
and children came mere late on SATURDAY hlSh
Afcr the burning Of the mill properly Tue are passed
along he line al the railroad some hce nlcS 10 Iea-
boGy station. burning the depot aud al te DnlidnSs
there. The ctc territory Oh buth sldos 81 thr t'"
abb SIX miles II waste. The loss 10 tc faroiu lS
estimated over $4,000. some men, VINO were SAVING
the railroad and living III cars at dT"i0H roma
Station, barely escaped VITA thcir hvc- Johh morse
wa seriously burned IL Is not known whether any per
shed la the woods or not There were rcNti"i h"tlo"
c.capes Mr. BALDWIN, The proprietor o '"c M..Is' was
fore To take lctpEc III brOuk rihnng uh'el INC ran
ROAD, AID "a cI iLIncr,cd ter some tiinC.
MARKET DESTROYED.
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THE QUIDNEcK MILLS LITIGATION

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 21.-In the Supreme
Court today Judge Carpenter presiding the ac-
ton OF Zachariah Chafce, trustee, against
the A. & w. sprague Manufacturing COMPANY.
Fannie, Mary, William and Amasa spraguc was tried
being tue trial y jury OF question fact whether
on or about December g 1873, TIE defendants made
transfer on the transfer book OF the Qud-
necL Company OF their respective saaros OF
stock then held, amounting TO O22 shares to Zacharah
Chanee, trustee In the performance OF the conditions
the trust mortgage. After Two hours deberatiun the
jury disagreed and William Sprdgue continues IN
possession or tue Quidneck Mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
RAIN AND BRILLIANT LIGHTNING.

lew CLOUDS tTat OCCaslOnaIy UdIktICU PHTV
Of the sky yesterday the only forerunners OF
heavy storm that lasted for several hours late III the
evening. Toward p III. hght ram began TO
fall, accompanied, In tho course OF an
hour by little lightning II waa after O'Clock before
the became severe. but tuen the rain ie In tor
rents, which soon covered the sldcwalkS win wa'cr
that was chuTncd into a foam and turned the streets
into streams the CUTTERS into sccthpg brooks The
lghlIing almost luCesHant aud was hotdbly brhl
lan nlling the sky and air with vivid sheets OF blue
and purple hight. Comparatively little thunuer
uccoulplnied the Hghtuing, however although
I'M r. we're few sharp crashes after the heavy
down pour OF the rain began Even after the rain aOae
lts toward morning, the lightning continued 10
play frequently in brilliant flashes nat did not dazzle
but simply lighted mp tie city.
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THE PJPE LINE CONTROVERSY.

PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-The Supreme
Court to-day affirmed the decree of Judge Church. OF
Crawford County. whO decided against election held
by John Satter;i-d and Others directors OF the Tide
water Pipe Line Company at Tltusvte scyt raj months
ago Tie Sacreld election was said 10 h. IN the III
crcst OF the STANDARD OIL Company when desired 10
secure control ot its only remaining competitor in the
state OF Pcansy lvanin-tlc TdeWater Company.
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vision market at Madtanzas totally destroyed by
fire last night. MaDy small prOprietors suffer losses
ANEWPORT COTTAGE BURNED

PROVIDENCE X. l., May 21.-The summer
cottage of Professor Faman Rogers, of Philadelphia at
Ocnre Point, Newport, was damaged by fire this morn
ing to the OF $4,000, covered by insurance
The fire started IN the register in the hall and went
straight TO the roof which burned of. The house
was filed with valuable statuary aud brc-Ab and
in the brary costly collection OF standard books
Much OF this property. many thousands or dollars III
Nan wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
IRISH TOPICS IN PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, May 21.-In the House of Com
mons this afternoon Mr. Porter. Attorney General for
ireland in reply TO question OF Mr.. Harrington mcm
br for Wcsimcail denied hat Patrick Delaney one Of
hGni1 Park nnrderers had pleaded guilty because OF
previous agreement that his life should spared
would give evidence 10 cflmnate Timothy Kelly
Mr. Ircvcyan Cnie Secretary for Ireland stated that
tAe Government intended to abolish the Office OF Special
Resldcnt MaSlstIate III Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
THE COUNT DE CHAMBORD.

GoRITZ, May 21.-The Count de Chambord went
to FrOhsdorf yesterday.
LONDON, May 21.-1he Timess correspondent at
Paris says that the reactionary utterances of the
Count de Chamborl which have been heard fire.
quentlv of late, lend credblity to the rumor that
he intends 10 make the of Don Carlos ber to bis
claims as King of France, to the exclusion OF the
Orlcaulst princes.
PARIS. May 21.-The Temps SAYS that the Count
de CnambOrd's condition IS worse i'll consequence OF
fatigue incurred on the journey from Goriiz to
FTOhsdOTi.
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4 MURDERER IN DANGER or BEING
LYNCHED

PETERSBURG, Va, May 2l.-At Jerusalem,
southampton County, to-day, 8 Lewis. white shot and
killed James Newson, coorcd NewsOn made demand
en- lie Wis for small amount due him. when the latter
drew pistol and shOt the former IN the region OF the
heart II supposed that an old political cud was the
prime o, the murder. Lewis was promptly ar
rested Great indignation prevails among the cOored
people tonight, ana threats of yncning are made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
RACING HORSES FROM cALIF0RNIL

SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-Wild Flower, Hin
da Rose and other horses belonging 10 Leland stan
ford were shipped East day Ia special in OF
Chnrlch Marvin.
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BALL0rTING FOR GRAND SACHEM

The Tammany Sachems met yesterday and
balottcd for a Grand eaohcm No one receiving ma
iority of the votes cast Grand Sachcm Augustus Sche
holds over He has held the office continuously for ten
ycdrs Charles H. Uaswel reelected Father OF the
Council aud Augustus /. Docharty Scribe.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
> ING TOPICS AT MANY POINTS.


,n,,ss,, AND THE popE-THE sPANIsH-AMEFIcAN
.w,pn-TuE CORONATION OF THE CZAR-l"h
Observation-Disclosures OF CANADA-A'iS"
MATTERS.
The substance of Prussias last note 10 'ie
Vatican is given. The Spanish GoVerh'iien, !,
hos ooreed TO the American indemnify an"
the balance of the award u"o
49, end;,g of the Washington Comhis-
sion will be inserted i'll the CUBAN DuueI"
Dist;nguish.d d visitors who are to witness 'io
ooronation of the Car are arriving Il"
Moscow. extraordinary ponce pIe'"",
tioos are being taken. 1t Is repor'cu
that the Marquis of Lansdowne VIII sue
coed the MARQUIS of Lonc as Governor
General Of Canada Rumors are current
regarding the intentions of the COUNT "o
Chambord. A monument in memory OF Ohoc'
sacreiarv Burke has been erected. Inc a''i
tude Of the Pope toward tie Irish N"'ioh''
League is exciting much interest,"
PRUSSINS LAST MOLE TO HE NAllCAN'
p'r,,v Nav 01.-The North German Gazette says
the substance of Prussla's last note 10 the Na'o'
is os follows: The Government attaches speo'"i
,lre IN the a1vnc notice of app)ln tments contem-
,,,a,ad because it regards such notifications as a
nuestion of honor and the primary cohoitioh VI
labor in common between the spiritual ana 'en
moral authorities The Government Is prepared 10
rescind the competency of the ecclesiastical court
in regard to the notification of preferments ana 10
dispense Herewith altog 'thcr IN inc cSe V, rent
hencticed clerrVmen, and thus remedy the present
inadequate provision for the cure OF souls III COZ
clnslon the note refers to the pcacelui "tu'u1. =
pcus.1a and expresses the convection tnat II
settlement will be effected soon as the Caria mas
agreed to the matter OF notification
The note has created sensation >, ;.;o
that the Vatican has replied 10 PrJs,las note en-
dcavoring to return to the basis "i neg9tlalii3In III
which existed before he note was SEN. lie la"S
that Rarnn Won Schooner. in view of the Dad I'M
preston created by the note has already Suggested
q fresh basis of negotiation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

PARIS. May 2l.-fIesh seals have been affixed to
the door of the chapel Marseiles belonging to the
former Jesuit College. The Bishop has protested
against this action. The strength of the police
force in the vicinity of the chapel has been doubled
as a prccautIon against demonstration.
NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau, Minister OF the Interior,
III a speech at Nannes yesterday protested against
the charge that the Government wished to attack
the principles of liberty of conscience. The Gov
ernment, he said, had no intention of exercising
prosecution 1t only required that citizens should
show respect for the law.
A so-caed wOIkingmens congress- which was
held here last evening. ended with general fight
One man was stabbed. am several others, including
NJ. Jo firm. member OF the Municipal Council,
Were injured.
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.
WILLIAM II. BUsm ACQUITTED

WILLIAM II. BUSH ACQUITTED.
DENVER. Col, May 2l.-lhis morning IN the case
William H. Bush charged 10y eI Senator Tabor with tho
embezLeent Of - 600 the jury five minutes aud
returned a verdict of not guilty
THE TEWKsBURY ALMsHOCsE INVESTIGATION
Boston. May 2l.-At the IcwksbuTy Investlga-
ton Gcicnce introduced evidence weaken the
reputation OF witnesses for the Governor. Testimony
msapprODated, and denying the statements 10 the Ill
treatment OF the Inmates.
ACQUITTED OF WIFE.MURDER
PHIAD IPiIA. May 2l.-Inc jury the casc Of
John Schneidc who charged with having
death OF bis vile Anoc Df Htdbbng her IN The breast IN
Msrcn last. to-day returned verdict OF not pu.tv
SKELETON AND INDIAN RELICS UNEAETHED.
TROY. y. Y, May 2l.-Michaei Keller, while
plouGns his farm at Green sand discovered skreton
being uChed. ana an arrowhead
VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY LAWS.
PHIIADEITIIA, May 2I.-I he Grand jury in the
United states nsii, Court ths afternoon returned true
opc violating tho ncutrdty laws by carrying
ammunition and force Of rebclious 10 Hayt
NAVAL ACADEMY EXAMINATIONS.
ANNApOLI>. Md. MAY 2I.--lnc fUo wing addl-
Charlie, r.. johnson. ONO f. J. Moo Kans4s Charles b.
Cash. Wisconsin iUss coleman Caioin aud George W.
Galloway, Michigan
PASTORAL CALL APPROVED.
BALTIMORE. MA 2l-An adlOurucI meeting oi
the baltimore Pesbyery held this morning to take action on
adepma the rev. itohct Fulton, pas second
TIE change.
GIFT TO A PREsDYTERIAS CHAPEL
WAsHINGTON, y. j., NAY 2l.-IiessIs. Cornl'h "
Son 81 10 yesterday toward the so needed 10
pipe Of the value of 800 IL iAe iu
smonn IS raised The amount subscribed now Is s4OJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
OTHER APPOINTMENTS.

WAsHIvGTON, Nav 21.-The President to-day ap-
pom, ed Samuel W. Ferguson. of Mississippi, TO be
member of the Mississippi River Commission, vice
James b. Eads, resigned
The President to-day appointed Richard Lambert,
of California to be United States Consul at San
Bias. Mexico and James X. Davies. of New-foIk TO
be- Assistant Appraiser at the Port OF New YORK.
under the provisions OF the act approved March z.
lSS3
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PRAYING FOR BRADY AND CIJRLEy

TORONTO. May 2l.-Prayers were said in the
Rons Catholic churches here yesterday for the reposc
souls Of Brady and Curey the Phoenix PARK assas
SINS who were hanged last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
A MURDER IN CAsTLEBAR, IRELAND.

steward named Quinn, who has been missing for four
months has been found I'm the lake near here chain
around the neck Of the dead man, showing that ht
hdt met Ills death - f1Gl means.
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Parish II is supposed that william Curley and Robert
Morrison his lay in wait f0r the lanlersI
and that IN the fight which followed the two Lanefs ana