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New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
MICHAEL FEELY.

Michael Feely, an old resident of the lower
part of the city, fell dead Suddenly yesterday morning
between 10 and IL O'clock in Broadway, near the st.
Nicholas Hotel. He was wellknown in the business
community aud recognized BY several passersby.
He was taken to his homo, at No "a Henryst
The Coroner was informed, and 1t was found
that Mr. Feely's death was due to apopleIy. he nah
left b pace of business Ia the morning In perfect health
Mr. Feey had lived for thirty or forty years in henrs
and for long time had carried on the business OF
dealer in millinery goods at No Diyisionst lie had
been successful business and had become an owner OF
several houses. He leaves n wife aud one sou. Tue
latter IA a priest aud is connected with st. James's
Roman Catholic Church Mr. Feey was nfty-nlne years
of ago He had never interested himself IN politics.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
MAINE pROHIBITORY CONVENTION.

BANGOR, Me-, June 14.-There were about
fifty persons present at the Prohbitory Convention this
morning. As;ate Committee elected. The resolu
tions passed approve the national platform adopted az
Chicago in 1892 They suggested that, as there Is no
question at between the two great political parties,
1t is now very favorable time for the friends
OF temperance to array themselves on the
Prohibitory platform. They recommend the intro
duction OF temperance text books the public schools
and the pledge In sabbath schools. and the holding OF
monthly temperance meetings waken pnbc sentiment
and prepare for the contest in 1884 w f. Enstis, OF
Derrned was chosen chairman, and n. F. Woodbury., of
Auburn secretary OF the State Committee Tne conyen-
ton closed tonight with mass-meeting.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
A WEDDING At FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, June IA fash
onable naval wedding took place Tuesday afternoon
at Old ST. Johns Church. Hampton Va the first that has
occurred there since the The bride was Miss ~ NJ
Critcher daughter OF the late Judge Crcher who rep
resented hs district in Congress some ten years ago.
and the groom was Dr. ]. ID. Gatewood, u s. NJ Cadet
Robert GatewoOd. u N, acted as best man Thebrd
was attended by Misses Lizzie Gaiewood Lulu oricer
Jennie HOPE Laura Fitchett, Mary whiting. sue carr
Lille Newton. Nellie Carr, Mamie Hope ana Mstme tlS
Chrisman, The following the ushers: Dr Phillp
Leach, u. s. N; W. N. POrtlook, A. A. Martin, T. T.
Parker. John CriicheI. lr. aud q Cook Inc KEY y,
j. Gravitt rector OF ST. Johns Church conducted the
service assisted by the Rev Robert Gatewood iaiher OF
the
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
POLITICAL NEWS.
NEw-HAMPSHIRE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
EX-SENATOR ROLLINS AND SENATOR BLAIR RE-
NOMINATED -r


NOMINATED
CONCORD, N. H., June 14.-In the Legisla-
ture to-day Gilman Marston, who has been prominently
mentioned cadidate for United States Senator rose
to make personal explanation which he thought neces
sary because Of the distribution Of Independent
circular calling upon Independent Democrats ana
Republicans to elect Henry Bingham and General GIL"
Marston to the Senate. He said the document was
prepared by of the horde OF Federal ocehold
ers that swarm the State House city and issued
for the purpose Of casting odium upon those
who announced opposition holding caucus
He not candidate for the office. had asked one
to vote for him. aud was sorry tnat any man or fends
Of any who wanted the nomination would resort to
such despicable means for obtaining 1t.
Tho Republican Senatorial caucus was heid Tonight.
The galleries OF the hall fled with spectators On
the first roll call of the 16 Republican Senators and
others in the galleries taking part In the pro-
eeedngs. The first ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number OF votes 1870; necessary Tor "a
choice GO; Edward II. Rollins received 49, James W.
Patterson, 10; James f. Briggs, 2; Aaron f. Stevens.
A. and Mason w. TappaD, William Chandler anG Osslan
OF Mr. Rollins unanimous six persons dissented COM
mittee appointed to inform the nominee and 10 re-
quest his presence at the caucus MI Rollins DON Ar
rived and accepted the nomination.
SENATOR BLAIR RENoMINATED.
The Republican adopted resolution that the
Legislature should choose Senator for the
as follows: Whole number OF votes 97; necessary to
10; Gilman Marston, g. scattering, 8. Mr.. Blairs
nOmtDa alton made unanimous.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
THE VATICAN AND THE CHURCH BILL.

ROME, June 14.-The recent action Of Germany
respecting the May laws and Ecclesiastical legisla-
tion has occasioned much difference of opinion AZ
the Vatican, and there is growing tendency in the
highest qua- -ters in favor of accepting the conces
sions ofIsred by Germany and Of not opposing the
intended legislation.
BERLIN. June 14.-The Committee of the. Lower
House of the Landtag who are sitting during the
recess of that body have adopted the first three
clauses of the Church bill. The third clause was
amended so as transfer the right OF raising obec
Government TO the governors of the provinces.
Clause four giving power to the Government to re-
ject nominees on civil, religious or educational
grounds was rejected. 1t Is thought probable that
the clause will De allowed to drop.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
stock IN the place, including 100 head of oxen, per

LONDON June 1L-Lord Granville, 1t Is stated, has
offered to mediate between France and madagascar Nj.
Tssot the French Minister TO England, who intended
owing IN health, to leave London to-day. has, FOR I'm
portan diplomatic reasons postponed his departure one
week.
LONDON, June 14-In the chess tournament to-day
MCKENZIE Tsohgorin and steinitz played drawn games
with Epgsch, Rosentha and Noa respectively. selman
defeated Zukertort and Mason defeated Mortimer.
LONDON June 14.-In the House OF Commons TINS
afternoon, Mr.. Gladstone in reply to question OF MT
ODonnsl Member for Dungarvan, said the dovernmene
had taken no steps to ascertain the opinion Of the Cana
dian people before nominating the Marquis OF Lans-
downe as GovernorGenera OF the Dominion.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
NEW-YORKERS ON A COACHING TRIP.

BURLINGTON, VT, June 14.-A prolonged
and enjoyable coaching trip by number OF New-Yorkers
and some Canadian friends terminated here last night
The start was male ten days ago at Greenfield Mass
with coach aud six horses, the route taken being up
the valley of the Connecticut River through portions oil
Massachusetts New Hampshire aud Vermont, crossing
,h. raen Maintains at Mount Mansfield to Lake Cham
nia,n-in Ali a dstance Of $50 mos. Tho trip Was
organized by the Dwight and Wiman Cud, An aspoia.
vacations together. The party includes from new.
York Messrs. H. J. kimball, Ersstus Wiman Taeodore
Leeds aud w. =. Rayn0r. also III. L. Dwight general
manager Of tho Canadian telegraph system.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
FOREIGN NEWS. q
EcHoING MR.. BRIGHTs SENTIMENTS.

ECHOING MR. 4BRIGHTS SENTIMENTS
LONDON, June 14.-John Bright was given COM
plimentary banquet at tho Town Hall at Birmlng-
ham this evening, at which were assembled many
distinguished gentlemen. Lord Granville, IN
proposing the health of Mr.. Bright, referred to
the eminent services of that gentleman on various
public questions, and said in reference to Dir.
Brights remarks yesterday concerning Amer
ica "In the official position which l
hold am peculiarly alive to the very
kind and fit language expressed by Mr.. Bright and
Others as to the friendly character OF the United
States and in the promotion of the excellent rela-
tions which without doubt. more now than at any
previous time exist between native born Americans
and the English people,
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

1t is rumored that Mr.. Charles Warner, OF
London, will be the leading OF the Union Square
Theatre Company season. Mr.. Warner Is strong
actor simple in method and vivid in effect and ne wouo
prove q most valuable acquisition at this theatre.
George Fawcett Rowe's new play for Drury
Lane il 10 be mounted in costly and sumptuous man.
oer. Most Of the scenery is by Emden. but William
Beverley has been specially engaged to paint the ohie
scene of ALL and this is expected TO be masterpiece
Messrs Brooks & Dickson and Montgomery Field nave
bought thus new play for America Mr. Rowe IS 10 iu
pish another play for Drury Lane In TIE season oi
16s4-'S5.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
MUSICAL NOTES.

xs;s. uott;e J,ouise Simms has been engaged
q. the soprano for Mr. Joseys projected concert tour
Mr.. McCauIl has bought the right of produc-
.,o IN America of Strauss Venetian Nights ana tne
nreseut Vienna success Mlloeckers operetta the DE-
tel Student" and will give both works during t1e ro
ing season at the Casiho III No"-AoiA ~ -
other cities ~, O.:
The directors of the New-York Chorus Socl-
sv announce that providing 400 subscribing members
are obtained three will be given next season.
The concerts will be private tickets being onereo ior
,uhc sale The condition OF membership is an annual
subscription OF S2O which will entle each member 10
four tickets TO each concert. The entire time Oh lo
(borus will be devoted nsurng the most perfect per-
of notable works. The Philharmonic oroneS
fra and distinguished sooists will be engaged am tno
directors, calling attention to the ~ r
nast SEASON. and especially TO the nnal wagner momora
sonesrt promise that the proposed concerts VIII De
smong the most important musical events Of the season
sfandng that none will be buding unless the iuli mum
Der 400 obtained Orders for sn6ssrpops can no"
be addressed to Nc q. NJ. wiske. Steinway Hail.
Tn the course of an elaborate review OF De-
lIbes's new work. the London Musical Rerie'o SAYS
aIakme is a very typical specimen of the modern
French opera-a class OF composition exceedingly rr-
tatiug to the English German cultivated musician on
account of the superfclality OF the style "hefe
there Ia not caatilena the music fs mere
padding in this so-called light opera style U.s. IN iAc
almost on level with opera boufe, above whcnN 's
only raised now and then by the superior elegance OF
the melody and the occasional employment OF daring
harmony But at the same time there ndefnable
dash and glitter dazzling beauty about many WORKS OF
this class due partly to the French instinct FOR stage
effect aud partly the equally French nstpct IoI
the isnoses one to think he has not done
his best but when observes how enrely the opes
consss of the mere sta ement Of melodies without the
fsintest otept a musical treatment 1t becomes oler
ably certain that opera is not his me An oPeha
be made out of mere string OF tunes-h 'neS0 ua''
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
BROOKLYN POLICE AND LIQUOR SELLERS

In a conference with some temperance ad-
vocates Police AMI Excise Commissioner Jourdan, Oh
Brooklyn said yesterday that the temperance people cid
not cooperate with the police in their efforts to convice
yolators Of the excise law. The police wouid aress
from half dozen to dozen liquor sellers every week
and take them to the courts and then they would demand
Jury trial and would be acquitted. The temperance
people would not aid sin prosecuting the complaints
he police wonld secure respectable merchants ana
church members for Jurors and yet almost always YER
dct Of NOT euilCy was returned II the temperance
peope would aid the police by employing counsel Tor IN
stance IL would 10 much good. The liquor sellers al
ways had counsel who badgered the policemen.
As the work OF the police Connlssoner % Joufaa h
said he ad a small force for the size or the city anu no
police had many duties besides looking after the quof
sellers one way for the temperance people 10 M niu
gond lie to organize bodies OF men In each election us
trct and they found liquor sellers disobeyipg the Jaw
they should report them TO the police or enter
arsnst the renewal OF their licenses, which woud tnen
moi lie renewed In this way handrcds OF places couio
be closed without fuss or parade
urr,c II il;sfou relieves smarting and irritation
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
THE CzARs CLEMENCY AND LOVE OF PEACE

ST. PETERSBURG. June 14.-The sentences OF
three other Nihilists who wore condemned to death
have been commuted to Imprisonment for an in
definite period, and the sentences to imprisonment
of five more have been reduced to various shorter
ter
NJ dc Giers, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, sent a
circular to the Russian ambassadors at foreign cap
tals on the 9th inst, in which he says that the
Emperor and people Of Russia are highly gratihed
at the proofs OF esteem which have been received
from the foreign Powers and which are regarded Dy
the Emperor a fresh pledge OF concord and peace
fully according with his peaceful intentlons.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
TIE IRISH NATIONAL LEAG UE.

CHICAGO, June 14.-In an interview to-day
Alexander Sullivan, President OF the Irish Nstional
League of America said there truth In the report
that that body proposed to espousc the OF the
protective tariff in American politics. He asserted that
would take stand protection or free trade In
this country body. and would permit none OF its
leaders to use 1t in that way. Its policy WAS, " 40
trade with England and protection for Ireland" he
denied that ne had ever been In any way connected
with the akirmishlng fund
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
MITsIC AND THE DRAMA.
,,.n1soN SQUARE THEATRE.

,,;ss Marion Elmore has been added to the
s,,e N Company Of the Madison Square Theatre. The
Of that bouse apprises us. by letter. that Ihe
ps,sh" is "drawmg large audiences; that ll'
scenery and acting create much enthusiasm AM, ,a
.,.ors that the curtain at the end OF each
.et This joyful state Of things and we record IL
,,b much satisfaction At the Madison Square all eh-
er,euce Is distinctly reversed In any other theatre so
Anil and ipsipid play as "The Rajah" wouid fepei
everybody after night. There II draws iai 80
diencesn In any other theatre the millinery style Oh
Mr. George Clarke the dreary old strut AMI snper OF
Mr. Thomas whfen and the uncouth school gri antic'
Of Miss Deaves and Miss Leslie would awaken the merry
ea.call of public dsdaln Here they "create mucn en
thusiasm" In all other theatres the curtain goes
nj the end of each act. Here 1t "goes up hrmn,o .
snent and admiration conjoined must inname tue
audiences quito to the fever point anG % niehtIy
srprsed to learn that ten tons OF ICE arS 10 5onhf
I'm cooling the auditorium" "Tho Rayan no, no 1v hoS
viii run ali summer-chieay because, as1e hnn,d rnn
snme scanery tnere is no reason why IL shou'u iun
all
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
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OBITUARY..
EX-SENATOR EUGENE CAssERLY.

EX-SENATOR EUGENE CASSERLY
SAN Francisco, June 14.-Ex-Un States
Senator Eugene Casserly died this morning.
Mr. Cassery born in Ireland In 1923 and was
brought to city by his parents in 1927 Here he re-
ceived classical education and for about five years be
was connected with the newspaper press. He was adj
mt,ed highest courts In this state IN lS4o ana 10
practsed law this city until $780, being the Corpora
lion Attorney I'm ls46 and 1s47 In 1850 be removed to
San Francisco In 1850 and 1851 he published daily
there and for year he state Printer
From 1881 until November 1868. he practsed law ITO
Iyns elected TO the United states Senate IA Democrat
srrvinE from March a. 1869. until November ~, 1873
when he resigned and resumed his law practice IN san
iFrauciscO,
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
AMERICAN BEEF IN GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, June 14.-Lord Carlingford, Minis
ter OF Agriculture. received yesterday large aud In
nnental depuaton representing towns In England con
tanning 600 900 people. the object OF which was 10
protest against restrictions OF the food supply"
LORD Carliugford stated that tho decrease In the I'M
portaton OF American cattle due TO the fact that
better prices could be obtained In America than In Great
Britain and not 10 the system compulsory slaughter
OF the animals British ports. He said inc Govern.
ent would to the spirit OF the present
iawa and would not STRAIN them IN the direction OF
further prohibition urged BY the opponents OF
the Importation OF American cattle.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
NEWS EROM TIE DOMINION.

ST. JOINS, n. b., June 14.-At AnnaRanco,
Kings County yesterday, Daniel Bclden and bis lttle
boy won't the woods TO gather sarsaparIla roots
Having obtained some the father sent the
boy homo with them. Shortly after
loud screams were heard and Beden ran in the drec-
ton whence they came bat saw no trace OF tne poy
lie found however the tracks OF huge bear. anu u ~
supposed that the boy was carried OH aud eaten
ToRoSTO, June lI-An order was obtained In Cham-
ber. today dlsmissing the action brought by Henry
Alien. alias Lord Cantyre, against MI
Rchards the guardian Of the heiress
whom he 80 badly dupcd The action was for damages
nr false est and been dsmIsseu because Allon
failed 10 furnish security for costs directed by ORDER
OF the Court.
orr.w, June l4-A letter from the Northwest says
that a good many Of the Indians from Fort "h'n
have arrived at Indian Head, and appear
10 be contcnted Plepot, with 100 fouowo's'
vas reported to be camped distance west OF moose
Jaw on Thursday on his way 10 the reserve. buoNy
Man Big Bear and Little Pine, with the o,oweIs, LUZ
bcrin0 some 1000 have gone north TO their reserves
and peaoe and good Will prevail , .- ,,.
Str Leonard and Lady Tey started 10 uy 'oF 0'co'0'
en- route TO England
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
A FREE TRADE CAMPAIGN.

A meeting of the Free Trade Club was held
at No 81 West Twentyourth-st, last night Proceed
Jugs began ut with "a committee meeting, at which
plan tor the fail campagnoi which the most prominent
feature 10 be dinner at Demoncos-was laid before
the meeting The public business began At 80 when
paper on FIee Trade principles was read by Ihoinas
Durau OF brooklyn who being mechanic himselt as
he said "spOke ike a mechanic, and from nechanics
nInndpoint."
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
Smoke "Weico ONE" Cigarettes.
Milo, sweet anil delicate. our new praaL
GOODWIN & co.
MARRIED.

ACKsToNE-sQUIRE-In this city at 81 Ih9raS
Ghnrdh on Wednesday l3. 1856 by the rev Franz
l. Norton of Albany. William Norton .,
Norwich, Miss Julia F daughter Ie a'' LOWS
L. squire Of New-York . -,
ppooKs-MU DGE-June 10, at Lynn. Masa. T. j. Brooxs
of Neg.YOrk Josephine Nudge Oh Lynn. NJ o. ''0
phen's Memorial Church :.
MfEs-BEALEon Thursday, June H. at the residence OF
Darents 34S Lexin ngtonaya. Dy the rev iion
ard crosby Edward c. Mites to Hattie L., uaush'es VI
George W. Boale, ALL OF this city
vEzIS-DE LAMaIER--At the residence OF the brides
parents on hIrsday ,Juue H. 1S3A by the hev James
Pullman D.. Charles Vein and Adah daughter vi y IL
De Lamater.
AL notices of marriages must DC tndorsea n'M yat'
.,xo. aud address.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
ZEBINA EASTMAN.

CHICAGO, June 14.-Zebina Eastman died
This morning at the age Of s1tyeisht years He came
TO Chicago in 1885, and OF the foremost figures
in the agitation the abolition OF slavery publishing
a paper known as The Western Citizen TO that end. He
was "A native OF Massachusetts. lie represented the
state of Illinois at Peace Congress held In Frankfort
In 1855 and time was III the consular service Oh
the United states.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
FINANCIAL AND OTHER MEXICAN NEWS.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 14.-The House OIL
authorizing the President Of the Republic TO settle the
public debt has passed the Senate
The profits OF the United Mexican Mining Company
OF Guansjuato for May amounted TO SloOOO completing
SIOO. 900 for this months dividend: - A.
The profits OF the National Bank. Tor the past n'o
month. Of this year were SZ30.OOO. -,
The Government has authorized tho construction oI
railroad from Apizaco 10 Huacbinango.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

tor Byrnsss sta yesterday that the fugitive had been
taken to Barlem In email boat By Q man known ~
Rufty O'Bren.
They traced him TO No. 2235 Third-ave but while the
officers were forcing an entrance Carborry, who was f
sde escaped over the back fences He was capfurod -
o'clock last night at One-hundredendiory lourtn1s
and St. Anu'saVe.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
MINISTERIAL RUMORs IN GERMANY.

LONDON, June IA dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Berlin says it is reported
that differences have arisen between Herr Won
Boetticher Secretary of State of the Imperial once
of the Interior and Herr Schoz, Minister OF
Ii is also rumored that DR.. Maybach, Mlnlster ol
Public Works, is about TO resign.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
Noristown. Penn. MAY %. 1888

10 DowNING-sT., WHITEHALL, Nay ii. 1888.
Six: sir Gladstone has had tho honor TO receive
your ngte and the article which you inclosed from
TIE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE f; and he desires me
to thank you sincerely for your courtesy IN trans.
mtting the incosure which, If unduiy tayoIapic
TO himself, is written IN general with singular
ability and discerDment. ! am. SIR.
Your obedieDt servant
4. w. HAMILTON.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
TOPICS IN SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

Try The CENTRAL AND SOUTH AhEhlCAH ifhE"iN'"'
LIMA, Peru, Juno Ia, via Galveston.-Et
g,bLo General Iglesinss organ. on the sth instant
pub.ed some letters from Senior Zadlreau 10 denerai
Irissias. which were stolen on the 2ith niI from
.necl courer who left Calao that day for Pacasmayo
These md other documents. including tho basis OF
peace have been printed surreputonsy and circulated
this city.
ouAYAoUu Ecuador. Juno Ia, via Galye'ton'-A
French man of war arrived here yesterday from Caao
TO relieve the HugoD. few cannon shots were eh
changed between che belieeres yesterday but todSy
there has been very little firing. II was reported that
there ia likelihood OF the troubles being arranged
PANAMA, June Ia, via Galyeston-News from Naipa-
raiso says Seniors and Ibanez have been elected
respectv ely President and Vice-Presden Of the Sen
ate.
The Panama Star and Herald says the earthquake In
Ecuador on May 10 felt intensely In some parts
Of the interior There was great alarm nj
ONTO. where the people encamped IN tho streets
In Latacunya, which is subject to earthquakes ana
was utterly destroyed by one In the last century the
shock was very severe, Overthrowing several houses
while those remain threatened 20 fall at any momont
The villages ia the vicinity are almost oompietey DO
cotopax Is in active eruption and the people In the
vicinity are terrified at the probable repetition OF tno
catastrophe OF March, 1857
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

the company state that they hold his receipt in u and
that when o settlement was made on the completion OF
the road he was satisfied Since then many jmperfec
ops in the work have been discovered, and the COM
rany will enter O cross suit against McGrann for
csOD O0O damages.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
RECEIPTS OF THE THOMAS CONCERTS.

SAN Francisco, June 14.-The total receipts
OF the Theodore Thomas concerts mere are So ooo Inc
to,al ex ,en.es amounted to S3S 900, and included
sls 600 fr sslerias and $4,000 for local expenses
me euarntee fund was $25 900 The total attendance
reached 10000.