New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
GENERAL NOTES.

The returns OF the census taken on January I,
1884, which Just been Published. show that the
Empire Of JcPss s CONTAINED pSpr"ssSr q ss aoe
Tie special train which started from W ash
layton on Tuesday for San Francisco with the Knghs
Tempiar CARED also 200 gallons Of Aherncy milk
part of which Washington dairyman Is confident Of
delivering fresh In San Francsco that he made
to that effect with Mr. Crunp, the caterer II ho wins
Rush House after the arrival OF the Knights and the
dairymsn will receive dollar gallon for the whole
supply furnished to the party.
The Manchester EnamiRer Is informed that
the Inmau Steamship Company In consequence Of ~
peated accidents to vessels of their line during the past
year. have thoroughly rsorpnnizcd the engine depart
OF their service, having engaged one OF the me>
experienced and successful marine engineers In LIVER
p11, Waose ,"n3 asquan.snee s many Years s"sbiss
them have confidence that the future running OF then
steamers Will be free from all possible chance Of avods
BILE accident"
Within a secluded enclosure on Columbia
are Philadelphia fourteen young prasscing
positions baseball mines which are to be COM
posed OF only and travel abvnt the country
and play wherever it Is thought that the
exhibstion will prove profitable. Tho players. who
to be neatly unframed. engaged regular salaries
and managers expect TO make a fortune Prsctiee
going for about week and III the street
Knot holes IN the fence surrounding the bal-ied
fair critics. reasonable degree OF proficiency has al
ready been attained
Under the Married Women's Property Act
which lately went effect in En- gland, novel
was Thought July q before the Court OF appeal for
the Chaneery Division. The point to be argued In
brief. whether or a married woman having house
settled upon her for her turn Ler hus
band out aud obtain from the order forbddns
hIm all access to t. Mr. Justice Chitty had previously
granted the desired injunction and the Master Of the
Rolls and his colleagues saheent for deny-
ing appeal bat they all declined To give any opinion
IN the main question and inlimated that mnse
eventually be taken House Of Lords tor decision.
Master OF the Rolls asked whether the court could
be expected the hearing OF an interiocuory appcs
altering tue whole social life or England"
A correspondent OF The London Globe who
has attended performance of the Passion Play at Bril-
legg in the ryro thinks in respects equal to
the oberammergau representations gives the following
account OF the principal players The part Of Christ
Is acted by Hubert Anton. small shopkeeper from the
neighbosing village OF Kramsach He Is tall and slightly
built with a mild, youthful countenance. He lockA
indeed. scarcely than twenty. His costume .
violet robe with bright red MANTLE and dark hair and
short beard He Is not dne-ooking man As Meyer
OF Obers mmergau- R0sslia sommeregger, the daush-
ter OF Brixlegg shopkeeper personaes the Virgin she
10 )ks aud acts we'll mlers assistant Aois Sch
OF Brixegg. acts the part OF ST. john He TAIL isn
green mantle. st. Peter Is admirably personated "
Peter WiDkler, O miner. His costume u vloiel ana
brown The difficult part OF Judas u. on the whole
well acted by workman OF the hsne oi Untrroersel.
tie wears yellow aud brown, and gets himself ~ 10 LOOK
every the traitor. HerOd Is the postmaster suo
Plate Is u halter The dresses OF Annas aud Caaphas
both act well throughout. The former Is workman
nom Kramsach and the latter IA shoemaker iasrs
announced Auguston the 5fh tue 10Th and the 2otn
with probability OF their repetition In September