New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

is TO benefit from the proceeds Of tho performance
The rate of mortality has been much decreased at
those hospitals where training schools are IN opera
tion, and the skilled nurses who are instructed
therein arc also of service to the community outside
the hospital walls. Such schools merit generous
support. Tickets may BIO bought at PutnamS NO.
20 West Twenty-third-st. at the house OF MIS-
Robert C. Cornell, No. 20 Irving Place, and at CHICK
ering Hall.
ave believe SAYS Governor Clevesnd's homo
organ, The Buffalo Courier, that the voters OF the
country will now insist upon a change If tney can
be satisfied that IL will not be change for sno
worse" The If" in that assertion, in case IL was
mater islized, would DO found to weigh at least
million tons.
They say IT Is worth going all the way to WASH
ington to hear Frank Hatton sing little cong
which he has lately composed and which mas al
ready become immensely popular with him. IL ID
arranged exclusively for his own voice and Is en-
titled, " Pun Bigger Man than Old Gresham"
Tho death of NJ Edouard Manet, announced yes
tsrday, removes q conspicuous and original bguro
from Partisan art. Endowed with sufficient force
of character and devotion to his radical beliefs 10
found a school, he will be remembered as the leader
of the independents or Imprcssionists." He
saw nature as an impression and transferred TINS
impression to canvas with regard only to the simple
values OF and neglectns all detail Strivins
to illustrate his views 10 truths IN tbs relative
value of tones and the relation of figures to back
grounds, no fell into many eccentricities, but MS
work was sti0ng enough TO arouse most bitter OPP
position AS well as enthusiastic admiration He has
been called the buffoon OF tho Salon. and tho
painter-in-chief Of uginess" yet no has loft dis
tinct impress upon contemporary art in France
which can be traced in the works OF Duez ana
many artists of force and character. Like evory
painter who has attained prominence, bis life con-
tanned much of struggle and disappointment In
1860 he painted his Z" Man Drinking Ahsinthe,"
but for several years he was barred out from tho
Salon, until in 1867 he exhibited his breakfast on
the Grass" at tho Salon Of rejected pictures ms
gave rise to a lively discussion. lola published a
biography and study of the artist which was III tne
nature Of eulogy In 1sS1 tns younger artists upon
the Salon Jury voted lin medal of PREPARATION" rs
reward for his twenty years of effort out TINS pro-
voked a strong opposition To many Americans
Manet is known not only rs the leader OF the new
school, but as an ctcher and the illustrator OF Poes
Raven"
The Governor has signed the Free Rum bill and
the Senate on Tuesday defeated the proposed con-
stitutional amendment prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of Intoxicating liquor In vsw OF these facts
tho Prohibtionists who insisted upon running sepa-
rate tickets last fall will the proprety OF con-
6niue their spIipg suits to sack-cloth and ashes.
1t The Buffalo Courier that rises to explain that
the delay In passing the ApportioDmsnt bill has
been caused by tho desire of the majority to treat
the Republicans fairly. Taking warning OF the SAD
fate of the man of whom Holmes sings The Courier
really should not attempt to be as funny as IL can