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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
TOPICS n SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA

PANAMA, May j.-lcace negotiations con-
tiuue I'm Peru and Chilli aud tho Government o. the iAt
ter republic cla readiness to sign treaty "f P'"oe
nm ,hr Term. +. declared months ago In LIMA Ig c''a'
IL unanimously rupportci Cacercs Is now dchute 'o
fca cd 40 there VIII bo peace IA The central regions ana
frlc,s will probably be able 10 sign treaty u peace On
the terms proposed by Chill IN order 10 secure the Win
drawa % the Gillian troops from the northern depart
mcnt- Including Lima and Callao.
The teilowievcr has ceased In Peru OWING 10
the effort, d the Chiian authorities who showed tho
same practical IN fighting The fever as lh'y "'u
displayed IN nghtiE2 the aIi's
M hohtiuo IL reported I'm Ecuador AlfarOs troops
were within twelve mtles Of Guayaqu and he was wall
Ing to effect junction with sarasti who Ia marching
from the Interior prior to attacking NelnV"iIH" a
Colonel PachecJ wbo captured Government steamer
named the onto, with 100 men, VINO were Oh oo"'u
has gone over 10 the rebels.
President Otaora nay refuses to be nominated ana 70
tako part in the next Presidential election Witches
continues to gain adhcronls in the Interior but the par
d,a- OF Nun declare that they possess majority ana
! fear opposition.
| The Minister Of the Treasury has warned the cana
Company that they must pay tho expenses OF k''P"E
between 1000 and 5000 men on the Istinns 10 main
tain order The cost thus imposed the company vii
eventually amount To $7OOO.OO0 and may reach even
| 100000 or $l2,O0O,OoO.
General Pdyan, the Secretary OF War during tn'
| Nuncz Administration has been elected President o
| CauOa -, c.,ta
| on the morning Of APIil 10 the barrack- at SAINT
Tre.a san salvador were attacked by Il MOD Oh men
armed with rifles. reviewers, nhoSlns ana ihanh yes
crying viva In RcgiOn," Murrh Iadlyar' etc, ph
they we're driven on by the sodlrr-, VINO klrl ivy W
three wounded several and made forty pTlsOhcrs ln'
soldiers captured also many OF the iugtye5 Inc feFo
ufonary movement to havo broken out ~ ne sam,
time IN other departments. when we're AT once u''ae
ia "a state Of sSgc. The rebels VIII DO sS'eTey pun
i-lcd. ~. a.,
Prrsidcnt Soto OF Honduras, IA about 10 visit th'
United lie has been granted $1,000 Ior 90
penscs lie will visit Europe aIteTward ~ arrange "O'
elnmeut financial measures. -.
Tine niue town OF Marcos. in Nicaragua mas nee
completely destroyed by fire. The losses amount
| Fros dent BarTios. Of Guatemala, expects to max
another visit 10 the United states.
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MUSICAL NOTES.

On Saturday Nine. Scalchi and Mr.. JOscfy
are g. appcar in concert in The Boston Music Hal.
On Wednesday evening the Cecilia Club OF
Boston will give Herr Max Bfuch's LAY OF the Bell"
under the composers direction.
Callendel's Ministries have made great sue
cess at the Cosmopolitan III, atre, and WI continue
there until further notice.
The pupils of Mr.. William Courtney Will
give him q complimentary concert this evening III Chick
ering Hall. Tie list OF pupils. embraces number OF
welknown chOr-siugers and amateurs. The programme
contains great quantity OF good music IL the perform
ance OF which an orchestra will take part
The first public concert of the Murray Hill!
Vocal Society will be given in ChiCkerng Hall on We'd
esday evening for the benefit OF the ocetys conductor
Mr. " H. Pratt. An excellent programme has been ar
r,rrcd including schubert's anthem on the Twenty
tttrd Psalm Reichardts 1.-THE Image OF the Rose, "
Gade's ,auiatn "Sprlngs Message" Kbeiuberscr's
{" me stars in Heaven" Calcots Love wakes aud
Werps" etc The society numbers forty voices.
The third and last concert OF the Staten
Island Vocal societys fourth season under Mr. AiSe1
occurs this evening the sooists being Miss Antoula
uenne, Mr.. Edmond Neupert, and Mr. Carr, The VIOLIN
player During four years work OF he5 staten isi"h'
Vocal Society more than hundred OF the De,t luddTl
gals gees and partsOngs have been ptoduceu' any .
greater quantity OF the older music o. TINS character NO
been given than before by any organization il
America.
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FoSI VUIID -NDtIU"'
r the week ending Nay 10 will close AZ TIT,

Foreign mails the ending Nay 10 will close AZ this
ONCE - follows
rrEspAY-Atl a for tho West Indies via - Thomas.
49,, Tor Rrll direct pel - HcianccNi Va Newport NcNs.
sfol m for Europe. per Alaska Queenstown; at
/ D. m for tho NndwArd Islands. per - tYphrrhe'; az
1 A III TOT Hayu. tIthageua, santa AAl tll- Nfcyto"u
Domingo and Tugs Island per 81 coo. ". clyde AZ
1850 Tor Honduras 1LI LlAo sion, POI 80 N4J Oi
Dallas New Orleans
WEEDS DAY-At 10 a. 10 ireland per Scythia via
ustown Britain ami other Europe az
must be directed per Scyla'l at 10 a IN LOT
lreCt. Canada, VIA HaNre, al 10 o. III pt
EuIopo pe IS LtOe VIA Southampton al.u pcu n
tes for Ireland aud rance must be "lie'te9 20
al the Netherlands direct per sW \ Ncunton
VIA Rotterdam at D. III Tor lie MI"a"aId is"H"'' Pe'
-
THUR.DhY-Atl0a m for Europe per - CIV Of CheseI,
Queenstown otters FOR germany and France must oo
drecled 'por cay Of chester % AT II a IN Tor fhIe'
burg $50 p. Tor Bermuda per So OnnCco AT 80
for Cuba and Mexico. per - tityOi M59h,nston'
HgyGuai al T. H. Tor NcwiOundlAr per 50 -Nih~Ii'
FRIDAY-Atg am for Newfoundland and St Pierre Aque'
via Halifax At D IN Tor Porto Rico direct per 80
Autillas r-.,
SATUKDhY-At IL a III for Germany. Sc, per "a bonau
southampton and Bremen tettcrs Tor Great hiian
other European countries must De urccteu po'
IN. Scotland direct. per - istn'Vrl1
glasgow Il III. for Europe. per - Ceo nas
Queenstown letters Tor scotland must DO Glieoteu Pa
Ceuo, AZ 1880 M ior Bermuda, per IS Ca.la a. %
D. cuba and Porto Rico per s. sal t.osh va az,
AT d. III GUM dit cot por s. Nedelshu' via
Mails Tor Ghlns ana Japan per CITY of Toxic va san
tralls- New Zealand. sandwich aud tyi lsahd' pc 5
CITY York. via san Francisco close mere va, ~
pOs s once d s NewYora n 4, I. May H. 1858.
Tho schedule OF closing transpaciac mnsis IA
the their uninterrupted ovetitui
tho East arriving On ilan
Francisco tho day Of sailing VI ste~uefs ~A' 'r-
hence the same dAE
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hav. strong hold over the people, and very large 6dH
such az are at the disposal OF few missions ether char
liable institutions, Will be necessary V estfpsn smpeN
able hopes OF success, A., -. ITs,
Meanwhile the neighborhood "a Is disms! an9 as
where human beings live as no human being shoui4
Great things are looked for from the influence OF me
education which the board schools are forcing upon tn
rising generation and 50 far capacity to read and
write goes they will be better men and women tnas
wages as dock laborers-and the isolation Is ~ gresS
ying@nay be doubted and If they have to live on the
same scale as they do now is impossible TO say whetnec
not their education and ability TO read tne papers
public houses
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BENEFIT or AN INVALID ARTIST.

A matinee performance was given yesterday
Al waacks Theatre for the benefit of Miss Marion fo'
tor tie invalid artist There was very fair attendance
and many who had purchased tickets did not occupy
their places account of the threatening weather
The plav was the vell-knOwn comedy Dcilca'e
Ground" in which Miss Helen Russell appeared as
Pauline Henry Bodlow SaHqfOid and william paI-
rvnpe a. 4 IjhOnSe An attractive musical programme
was then given by Miss EmTa Juch, Nine Teresa Lieh
Miss Marie IIcmiicher, the Mtgs sisters lneou"ac
Iepr : snCr BrgnO. SignOr CampObello ana TWO ana
teurs Miss Marie Graf and Miss c. ID. Townsend INC
enteriaiumont concluded with the farce az
Charms in which DE- W. 9 WhitmOrc, J. W. Prison, d.
Dwitnctt Louis sands. Ms. Mary ZachOs MISS heiol
s,nds and MISS Marie q. Hubert took part
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AMERICA AND THE IRISH QUESTION.
(ovnoX Nav l4.-Ihe Tmrs says:

TIE s,cech " Grrrrai Grant a. tho recent Aul!'"'
,...,,ot cf "a. Nry-York Chamber OF Commerce r. a
fs,r ample of me OPP ~ OF tAc majority Of me Am'r
can pco,e r at present - aroused py the H"u
& Fy,,in,,, ..rtv II g., possible" O'3pu"vdu H9s'h
t,e Temporarily quiet tLrt Am"ilc", VIA %-A.n ..e
,,f ~ inc true ,c- OF the irlsl e~iion Iu az olh
10 AMI kludltuc-. ask the American I'lp' '" lt'
,re,r mind. or prc'uces and cogi1' iht tA' "'."u
,.tou- ly f.. -imru Of Lu- aad irr not no" T., i
,f MIR 10 bsgluc history. We s." NOT AK lh' '.,
.;afe. to nut down organized ruNaustn "hch 70
t itnnnulty and encourage ucAt unl'r ihc.F nag u
b,v A, moi bt-ir Themselves FOR their own 'Hil ''
and comfort they are h'tlr NkcIy u do 80 To ogE'
I.rg.,rd bu thrr should recognize idct7 inc """ 81"
Tpc. and II convinced that tho Government mas IL"
rru,r,uslv with Ireland. bat must resist me
~ srcc.s'ops,- americans do not ~ their hearts p-
ueyo that all EnglisIncu are a. porItrs ana ''''".
auJ should consider Ell O. ~ 1cs7 language ANU
rasc saving what they do not tMnk
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INCIDENTS AZ HAND.

Clara Morris will begin an engagement at
tho Grand Opera House May 81, in tie drama OF
article AZ"
The rcopenng of Days Theatre, for short
OF opera boue, invites attention tonight. Thee
and Capoul will sing.
Marie Geistinger takes a benefit to might, at
the Thaha Theatre, and makes her last appearance.
" Boccaccio" will be performed.
Miss Lolita, who announces her retirement
from the stage, will begin her farewell engagement Ia
New.York, next Monday, at tho Fifth Avenue Theatre
in Mr. Fred. Marsdens play OF " Bob"
Messrs. Harrigan Hart will close their
present season. at the Theatre Comque Saturday
night and thereafter will enter provincial tour
They appear at Harlem the 2lst and OF Brooklyn on
the 2sth-still acting In The Muddy Day"
Mr.. Pitt at the BJou Theatre, will present
the comedy OF Forgiven" on Wednesday evening and
will close his season here next Saturday night when he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
MIDNIGHT WEIIHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGroN, May ID a. ma storm OF
considerable energy moving in an easteiH track Is
central IN the Lower Lake rcsou The barometer y
high and rising lu the extreme Northwest 'cnei"' 'H7
have fallen in the Lake region, Nortnwes' ONO val
lev and Middle states and occasional rain IN rW-tns
Land south Atau.lc aud GUlf states. 1he tehperatu,r
ht- rlsrn IN TIE Atlantic and Gun coas' Hth,'7, O'u
VaUet and Lower Iak" region, and renamed h'iIly
stat. 0uHr} IN tine other districts.
Indications for D.f1Y
For tho Middle Atlantic states. rainy followed oY cc1r-
ing weather. variable winds shifting 10 hoIthWt7l' -
stationary OF lower pc:aturc followed bl T'hS I'd"
OlIt Tea. ...,,n. ri,.
Tor Sew England. cloudy RAINY weather. s"u'u,In
sifrting - nor hrilv Winds stationary OF lNN'l "t
lure falling followed ia west portion by HeinE o"'o"'
For thr Lower laFc rcgo'. rainy iolo" y CO. :
weather winds shining - u0rthwcserly, stationary ."
lower temperature, ulgheI pressure . ,,.,..,.,,t
For the Tutrr Lake lou auI 'hr l PIPER oIl'7''pP
V!cv local rlns followed by clearing weather "lnu
mostly uo.thwr.trrt stationary or higher ton per '''e
higher pressure.
C.rfionary squal. continue from sandy HOOK TO
g, nc9,aie and are ordered from New YORK TO iroF'
iucttoWu.
Indications tomorrow
cool far weather l. indicated on Nechcs'ay III INC
states east OF tho Mississippi River.
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CENTENyIAL or mr. CINcINNArL

Yesterday was the centennial anniversary OF
tue founding Of tine society Of the Cincinnati 1ho New.
York bragcl OF the society accompanied Dy representa-
iyes from other States and invitod guests made pill
crmage TO the old Vcrplauck mansion. on the Hudson
ooposte Newburg, where Baron Sieuben ana other
officers Of the Continental Army formed tho society at
,bs close of the War for Independence The
.teaner Chester A. Arthur, which took tho
marty I'D the river. left the pier at the foot OF
West Iwenty-thlrd-st at $50 in the morning
In the bow Of the the old eagle and ssen ban
ner which waa presented the society whom 10 was
founded by Mrs. Alexander Hamilton and other Indies
# ,ere was Il general flavor OF antique Tespectl-
biity pervadng everybody aud everything Tho
bearers Of iliustrous names tod OF their
ancestors md 1.-THE deeds they did, the
fields they woH The freedom they restored" Tho band
OF the ON Artillery On board and furnished music
At Wo-t Point number Of Army officers IN fun ubioIm
came on board.
The Old VeIIlanck mansion stands the op-
posite sac OF the Hudson from Newburg, ana a
hue higher mp the stream. UDOn landing the party
| Die Of the neigborhOoL A lunch from DE mohlcoA
antique tables AND Colonial sdebOad were spread with
another lunch pilgrims Undcr the ancient roof
success vac drunk the Republic and to the society
and a. the ola OK beams rang 20 the voices: ~ secgd
anck mansion The party returned To the city, salute
| beng fred from Newburg as tie steamer passed
| Among those present were Thomas W. Chrystic OF
| Nrshnrc. Richard vairck De VIII. OF Albany Alex
| ardcr Hamilton ~ lrvingtOu Major William :. PAP
har OF Scarsdae Charles scott Mcknight, of pam
| Gcld n J. John Bceknau We,tbIook Of Pcck.ki ana
General Joan Corcoran, Dixon 6. Hughes. W l. hccsc
jon c 7e"oy All Of 4"d the H. Network to'Fy Society
| J0nn Whte'wught Creation aud Nathan Payson
HunnptOn 81 the Connecticut society Charles Henry
! ward Henry ILaSer browne and James NJ. NarnuIl o
Rhode Island society, aud Richard Mcshcuy. OF tn'
Maryland zoe ETY. Among the guests present were Al
MIRA Nicholson, Commodore UpshuI, General, Newton
Cullum. Tower ana Criitnden, toiQnel' lodges "h'
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Sioux CITY, Iowa, May IA land slide oc-
CURED last night three miles of here. on the Da-
kota Division OF the Chicago Milwaukee and st Paul
Railway SIX hundred feet Of the track went in'o the
MIssouri River and disappeared entirely. The huge
blur towering above the trackss SINKING down caNs
,ng an impossible barrier IL Will take at least week
10 repair the break
NEwHAvES. May IA statement OF facts relative 10
the legality Of the Organization OF the New ofA, Con
nec,,out and Air Line Railroad to-day submitted TO
Judge Beardsley OF the superior Court upon whloh the
casc will 20 10 the Supreme Court OF Error5.
For Other Ratroad Esps Sec Second Page
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A REcEP1I0N or PLYMoUrH MEMBERS.

An entertainment and festival on large scale
arc be given In Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. on the
ght OF June for tho benefit Of the sunday-school OF
tie church Especial feature 10 10 he unique enter
tanment by some OF the younger scholars. rccep-
ton be given the Sunday school room after tie
entertainment and refreshments 10 he served IN
the lecture nee Of charge the hoders OF ticket
Mr. BeccheT viii probably attend the reception. Inc
entertainment designed To not only its beneVO-
lent pa pose but reunion OF the church members
sucl as has not been had for several yeaIs
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PARTIES AND PLATFORMS.

ITOlI M IIUY I'T'I's II''I
Whatever the platforms ~ parties nay a'l,
Repubhcaui.m ana Democracy will di'Ge uion. ,t1
farA question more sharply thaa ~ regard 10 an D..
else The widest agnatOn cannot coac"l'5 W "ho
pnbcan declaration in favor of free tade ana NJ
should predict "a mAniicstatIpU OF democratic h"ttl
10 free tradc might expect 10 be looked upon a. ~ c
ton universal expectation Is enter "a hei , 'tarkIv
RenubHcan National Convention vii. speak ou' ~
in behalf of protection. and there IL eqia iii
leye that the Democratic National Con ,o,G nv
denrecate protection though 1t NAV seek ~ ose
eyadc the expression directly OF ~ %
The line Of demarcation IA already cicnIy ,G a.
ustinctvcy look the Republican pa
as the champion OF their views f ,, nartv
hopes i'm a triumph of the Democratic parry
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NEWS From TIE DOMINION.

PoRr Rowan, Ont, May 14.-lhe steamer
John Harris nom Toronto to Bay City. Mich, went
asher, IN gale Oh Saturday oil Long Point The crew
saved
MONTREAL, May 1A-The bodies OF a man ana two
women which were stolen from the st. Polyoarpe grave
yard last winter have boon found IN the river ~
Cote st. LOUIS II is supposed that they we're hidn.n
there by sudents who found Impossible 10 carry the
from the city over tho bad roads, 49, . -,
General Patterson and forty officers OF the No" lamp
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BRINGING THEIR TAILS BEHIND THEM.

Fifth-ave. was shocked on Saturday by the
news lthat two one-yesrolds had strayed or been
stolen. They duly advertised, the reward for their
being fixed at $780, 1t 10 supposed that they
saw the advertisement, and reckoning that
there $50 apiece in It, thoy straight
way returned arm in Whether they were disap'
pointed at not going to the dog show not known but
they disappointed 10 not receiving the reward
offered by their hardhearted owner DR.. wagner OF NO.
341 Fth-ave., who now keeps close watch or them.
They lad only strayed around the to another
doctors. They were King Charles epaniels, male and
female
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TIE P1SSION PLAY ABANDONED.

Saint Morse has applied 70 the Mayor Tor
thear cal license The Corporation Counsel has written
letter TO the Mayor recommending that license DE
granted TO Mr. his written promise not to pro-
dure the Passion Play. Mr. Morse promises TINS lie
saws that be wishes 20 reimburse himself for his large
oIftlav m fitting up the theatre II license ls granted
6i,, ie vii produce Bustle Among the Pctucodis'
fhe ayor declared that he will neverlssue license
Ia prOduce the Passion Play.
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NCSIC AND HE DRAMA.
FAUST sung BY AMATEURS.

IBl IELLGKAIH 10 I1IH I''"V''"I =.
NEw-HAyEN, May 11.-The first presentation
Of GounOds Faust" for the benefit OF the Aaio N''
took place at Carls this evening before large aueo
1t was in every respect exceedingly creuitao' 'p
.,au a. an an,teur performance Of o difficult opera
Mrs pohertson's rendition of Marguerite was
enthusiastically received particularly in the NTH ac
The part of Seb was taken by MISS sahy
and his voice which was full rich and accurate "9 wy
best in cast. Mr. Bonny az fa"S WAS Wsd took
tba mart OF Valentine, well uescINeu
the applause received The chorns as ron lie
Philhormonc Society OF New lork: Inc pc'l"'m""'0
will be repeated Wednesday and FRIDAY nlsnts'
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LAST NIGHT AT THE THEATRES.

Mis-, Helen Barry appeared at the Union
SQUARE Theatre In Tom Taylor's pay OF Arkwrights
VIE $780," The star Theatre closed for final
rehearsal OF The Amadau" Mr. BOucicauirs la,eSt
IRISH play which will be produced to-niSht......Ihe
spectacle play OF The Black Crook was revived here
al the Graud Opera House ....Mr Tony Pastor and his
company appeared at the Windsor Theatre g'vin- q
variety entertainment. Arson Ponds diauaot
Z" The Atonement was presented at Nl6los Garden
Uaverly's Mastodon Minstrcs appeared at Haver!ys
Theatre The Fifth Avenue Theatre was costd......
Dalys Comedy Conn any appeared at the Brooklyn Park
Theatre. IA Our English Fnend'
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humanity TO attain Competitive IA thc
somts IN three classes are pT"vlG'u lo az
Gasb,ngton department. those III customs
poying NIFTY officials, and thoee ~ th9 PS r@cd hat
nmnlicanis i,r positions shall he oil gOOn n.r"i VIZ
fr as vel "a physically AMI mentally qaihu ~
sida,', tat tDc rules were drafted with hihc'le pu
80 of kcc plug poli,i les ont o. the cXannat
peoUiJcncnt apparently, that could piact'"F zen" q"
SSP"aDd ,s eucrfcalIy lad Gown. But ait an tue
scErc Of HE reform gh Cor lies IN lr ch'VcnhV
NJ the rules A. the construction OF the rucs 'e ;,
o;s1ion have done Nciv vel. Now let them s't u''
Their eorcemcn; is utIus;cd to the IiSLt Ahd % Per
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THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

Mr. Edmund X. Collier of Mr.. Mccullough
co,urnv ha. been engaged to appear in "ler Atone
melt al NlblOs Garden
Mr.. Elton is to have his farewell benefit IN
America on tc afternoon Of May 81 ar tue star Theatre
lie will enac. tie F.rst Grave-Dggcr IN Hamlet MI
1ear,e. Mis-. Coghlan, Mr.. Gilbert. Mr. Elwards ana
anCc.
Tie following is the cast of Albery's comedy
Forrvcn" watch is to be played for the hrst time II
America al tic Bi]ou opera House, on Wednesday
ovc,i.,n nv The H. NJ. Pitt Comedy Company
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rllLAGE VERDICT oN i PARSONS ACTING

PITTspURG, May IA dispatch from In
diana, Penn. SAYS the Rev Charles l. stecA' OF INC
Fvanrelicel Lutheran Church of this city made his
theatrical dcl, there on Saturl night HoUit and
HicL,iir The h. was crowded with the best peopo oi
inc fovu and those capable of judgm- pronounced ms
ra,nrr and apucllaucr 10 hc wonderfully lmpcs ave.
While his cnurCAtion good and his gestures ara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
ENGLANDs "PoLloY OF RENENGE.'

LIMERICK, May 1l.-At a meeting oil the
NauonJ League held here yesterday resolutions were
,s.ci n,uucins the Government and th" Arrears OF
Rent and the crimes Acts. william OBncn, ln'u''I VI
Parliament for Mal,ow IN speech charged the '"V'fh
Iurut VII p -uue policy "i 'c"6c ne ~, '''
Irsh r,or, 10 maintain courage. patience hud uhl"h
and s,id that there already bish' thhI '"'H
..-,rn. ,rnnll M rKnutuM.lN Atllmcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

TniRrNE OFFICE. Nay 49, a. m.-Ihe movement h
the barometer yestcrday WIS downward. raw weather
VIVA % lowed Gurins the second quarter b. cloudy
.,t,.r with Light rain during the tlird and fourth
ouartrr. Tho temperature ranged between 49, and
81. the average t5I1 beng lN' higher than on the
,orr,sp day last year and o lower than on III
day -, ,,-.-. -,
warmer and cloudy weather, with rain, followed by
manly cloudy OF far weather. may b. expected to-day
h. YlnInliY.
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EY-GOVERNOR C. C. WASHBURNS ESTATE.

La CROSSE, Wis, May 14.-The decision of
Judge Newman In the Washburn will case was an
nounced in the Circuit Court this afternoon. The estate
after paying all debts will fully S2,000000 one
third OF which goes the widow and the remainder to
be pay bequests and to provide for the resdary
legatees The requests In La Crosse and Mlnneapohs
aggregate $4,000 The legaces will not exceed
800. 600 more.
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Never pnt off until tomorrow that which
should be done to-day In other words spend two min.
utes today and procure membership IN me United
States Mutual Accident Association 800 ana ~ BROAD
way New-York, that yOn viii not regret to-mOrrO"'
send for circular and application bank. -
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, 1ssa-TEN PAGES

shire National Guard will be present at the military re-
here on the Queens birthday, TOT "hicn Piop"i
tons now being made. go Mt, -. Mar
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. May 1.-the Duke OF new.
castle. accompanied by A. Parneter Langley, msmea
the Falls to-day. He will start for NeW-1 orA
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istoh,vc benefit Next week he appears in Philadel-
,t ~ nov, vc.k tbe Biiou stage will he occupied by
NE Rice snrrse Party, George Fawcett Ro"eS DUR
lcSuue OF Pop
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AMERICAN SAILORS IMPRISONED.

PANAMA. MAY 1.-THE crew. consisting OF
tour me-, If the American schooner OunaAska Captain
creeu u nob "a led from san francisco On Apr! j. ioi
C',v"ouii were brought ashore prisoners today anu
confined IN the port Of Liberad.