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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
NINE. PATTI IN "LUCIA.0

A large and enthusiastic audience greeted
Nine Patti last night at the Academy of Music where
che appeared as Lucia in Donizcttis well known opera
familiar TO most patrons of the opera, and sc proved
that IN tits part at least she is without rival 1t
Is possibly the feeling OF security derived rom tho
knowledge of this fact which makes her at times spare
her voice and powers to such extent 10 amount al
most to positive sighting of her part. Instances Of
this kind not wanting last night Indeed her sing
ing during the entire first might be cited in support OF
the assertion The quintet OF the second act too" scarce
ly received that considerable much less enthusiastic treat
ment which 1t deserves and which G-YOrk audience
may not unreasonaby be permitted TO look Tor In per
former though 1t be a singer OF Nine. PATHS rank
Barring this defect her singing and acting perfect
II was specially In the great of the tid act that
she succeeded In arOusng the most unbOunded etLsi-
asm OF an audience at first rather inclined to be cold and
critical The applause which threatened never To come
10 an emo &C npeed her TO repeat the Sp0Ig DAWdyO
ytdlpO ana ~ Was not until she had Appeared tie
NTH ule oeiOie the curtain that the audit seemed
satisfied.
Ii If pleasant to be able say OF the rest of the per-
I0rlhahce th9t ~ was remarkably and good. on0
Nclh. Tspeoaly as Agdrdo dies mention lie was
In excellent Voice and spirits. better praise could
bestowed upon hln than 20 that ne ouIV nuc-
ceeded, ater Nine Patti had made her find exit in
keeping his audience interested but riisg tleu 10 "A
which, after PATHS performance, lew peria,,s would
have expected. f'' '
signor Galass it is needless say ACQUITTED braeIf
creditaby; indeed, this conscientious artist sehn,
appoints his friends aud certainly did mo-, do ~ it
night The orchestra under Ardt showed CONNIE, ,'
precision and even the singing OF Chorus ws moi
A new ballot, La Hypphe de Diane" followed the ner
Torrance OF the opera. P'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
ARP u4PLESOY AND THE ACADEMY.

WILL, HE LEASE THE BUILDING FOR FIVE YEARS
-TAIAzAC ENGAGED FOR NEXT SEASON.
Mr.. Mapleson left this city yesterday Tor
pbuadelpba in order to superintcnd the arrangements
for the concert which he gave there last night WIN
Madame Gerster for the chief attraction All day long
tho Acadcmy was besieged with callers, most OF whom
oo IN see what truth there in the report that he
had secured five years lease from the directors from
the airing Of 1885 ALL however, went empty away In
the evening Charles MaplesOn seen by TRECNEre-
porter ..oo,
"I really don't know what the Governor n ans 10 no.
said be for that matter between him ana the dfec
TORS alone oan however tell you this that lie mas en-
Gagged the great tenor Taazac for next season lie mas
been trying to get hold of him for two or three years. ana
has only Just succeeded"
Augustus L. Brown, Of the directors was SEEM ana
said In reference TO the renewed lease "Though such
thing is possibe and probable, you must distinctly
understand that lease has been signed Under the cir
cumsances therefore, simply deny the report and
commit myself 70 no sldlenehl rs W 'io iu'uio wv
directors will take" ,.o,
Herman L. Leroy said ~ wonder what will be printed
next "a news There IL not word OF truth In IT, MI
Naneson has house for another year, rather uh
the snrng OF 1885, and that much too far ahead Tor US
70 make IN our minds Who knows what will happen OF
where shall be this day twelve monthsi ,, ~ -
L. Cutting IT, another Of the directors, also SAID Ina
he had heard no hint OF any such arrangement ana II
might be authoritativcy denied II was gathered TON
another source however that Mr. MapesOn dcsrOus OF
ohtainnq renewed lease and has even stated MS VII
liurness 10 sign for another ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
Posi- DRice Notice.


Letters for FnrAp. need not specially directed for dis.
match m In order TO speedy dc
livery esnaUu, all Transatlantic mails are forwarded
by the fastest esacls available -.
mails Tor the week ending November "a VIII Close AT
this office follows
Queenstown; at p m. for Cape layti 81 Domingo anu
Turks Island per s. Sauto DOmingOi at $50 p m Tar
Honduras and Livingston, per ~. Wdhdeier, VIA New
orleans
and Bremen (etters for France must DO
directed per EiDe'); at .. M for Europe per Ss
Queenstown Uctters must De directed per
Botnna"l; at ! a. M for France direct per IS. Amer
iouc. Hayre al a. Tor the Netherlands direct
per s. E,ilu, via Amsterdam; az 10 a. M for Central
America south Pacific Ports, and ue West Coast OF
Mexico, per city of Para, via AspmWall at $50 D. ~
THURSDAi-At s a. m. for Europe, per IS. Baltic via
Queenstown tetters for Germany etc, muSt be directed
per nac'); at 10 a. m Tor europe per IS Kngii va
Plymouth aud Hamburg; nt l:SU D. IA. Tor CuDa zorro
Rico aud Mexico. So CITY OF M"ilda wa haNai1i
at D. In. for Newfoundland, per -. Scotia
FRIDAi-At p. M. for Hayu, per S. AnSl via Poftau
sATtlR0AY-At 10 a. IN. for Europe per S. City OF
lie DeiIIu'G IL a. H. nCOtlanu
direct per BOIyia, via Glasgow Qetters must DC III
Bolivia ,; AT 10 for belgium direct per
- " esicmland. via Antwerp nj III a. m Tor Europe
Ss HapsbuIl SOUTHAMPTON aud Bremen; at l:3o
y. M Cuba amt Porto klcO, per -. Niagara Ns
la
Mails Tor China and japan. per So, Arasic, via san
Francisco close here november L az =. N. Mail,
australia, NcW.Ztaaud Sandwich AMI FIJI ISLANDS,
per CITY OF sydney, san Francisco close here Ne
temDer Il, at I p. III
The schedule closing of Pacific mails Il arrangelo1
al their uninterrupted overland ranst %
Francisco Mails from the East arriving on llE AT Sa
Francisco the y VI sailing ot steamers are dspitciei
'NeH'' '"' HENRY @. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Ohcc, New.NOrk y. Y, November 10 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
DIED.

GREEN-In Trenton, N. J., on the 18th inst, George
Green in the Seth year Of his age. ,,,
Funeral ON Tuesday II O'Clock from HIS late residence
HoY-suddeny November H. Ella Norah widow Oh james
Funera om her late residence 557 No 6have, Tuesday,
It is particularly requested that no flowers be sent
JAMEs-At Milwaukee Wisconsin, November 10 Gsitn.
w James son Of the late Henry james, Oh CsmDrids"
Mass. In the 38th year OF his age.
MAYBEE-At BrookviIle Long Island, November H. 1883
Romaine, wife OF Garrett NJ. Maybeei also Anna
Eliza. daughter OF the same. -
Funeral their residence Brookye. on wehnes-
day, at y. m.
Carriages will be waiting at Glen Head depot the ar
rival OF the 1906 N. train from Long Island City.
NELSoN-At Hasting pom Hudson, Sunday 18th inst,
@. Albert Nelson in the 3lst year OF his age. -.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully nvteu
attend funeral from the residence OF his
f. s. Mills on Tuesday, Goth inst, at 3D.; m. -
Carriages viii be waiting TO meet the p. m. train from
Grand Central Depot.
PICKETT-Suddenly on 18th inst at the residence OF
her brother Jeremiah Sullivan Aurora Illinois, Margaret
Sullivan Pickett, in the Goth year OF her age
SLADE-On Sunday, November 49, 1888, Mrs Lucy Sade,
Friends family invited attend her funeral at her
late residence No 242 5thave, ON wednesday morning
next at 10 O'Clock.
II is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
Boston papers please copy.
wALKER-At his residence Northford Conn.,, November
10, 1883 George Walker formerly OF this city, set %
years.
WALTERs-on Sunday November Is, 1885, Joseph NJ,
youngest Of Ruth and the late Dr. William A. Walters,
OF New.YOrk.
Funeral at the residence Of his mother Hohokus Newerey
Wednesday, November 81 arrival Of train leaving foot
Conveyaces depot arrival OF train Returning train at
b:26 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
DEMANDS or COHPOSITORS.
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon a committee

At2 o'clock yesterday afternoon a committee
representing the printer, employed by The Times waited
ON the officers recent strike committee Of Typosraph
cal Union No. O. and long consultation held ~ to
the advi3ability of ordering strike ia that
office AT 3 O'Clock IN was decided TO order
the strike. when time called committee
from the Union headed by Harry A. Cole. went into the
office and gave signal which had been agreed upon. At
tc signal every in the office with the exception OF
the foreman left work and proceeded to No 40 William
ST.. where an inprompu meeting held. little
after O'Clock President ODOnncl of the Union, held
consultation with the proprietor Of The Times In which
he slated that the demands Of the Union were
thot the office should be made "card" Office that the
rate of my should be 4G cents thousand ems, and that
Foreman Wells should DC discharged. The terms
agreed 10 except as the discharge OF the foreman. At
IC45 ,r ODOnnel was sent for again. aud agreement
wa, made by which Assistant Foreman Donaldson was
given charge OF the Office last night and the mon re-
turned 10 work. IL Foreman Wells is put In charge of
tue Office again the say they VIII renew the s,rkc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
MATTERS IN THE DOMINION.

KING,rON Ont, Nov. 19.-Whlc the Saliva
ton Army was In session al Victoria Music Hall last
evening former mcmDer, Intoxicated, quarrcled Win
several persons, some OF whom he struck captain
THOMPSON aide dc-camp to Major Moore, was knocked
over ON bench and choEc -Four police officers arrested
the man. inc officers and members OF the salvation
Army were surrounded and kcKcd, Inc police eNcht-
ally retired without making any prisoners.
OTTAWA, Nov. l0.-In bcnalf OF the Federal Govern
mcnt it II said that the claim Of the Hudson Bay Conf
paiy for compensation for losses sustained III the Not'
west rebellion Wlll not he entertained.
IoEoNro, Nov. l9-ArChhsnop Lynch, In n Circular
says that those VINO have been the Of destitute
cmgrants coming should be made TO bear the cher
burden. the Government OF Ncw-Brrnsw.ck received
cnjraut from ireland during the famine years Of 1873
ana lSia but they received check from tho nome 'o'
eminent 20 cover thCir expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

For a few moments last night the audience
that had gathered the oerahouse to see ana near
"RobertO DiavolO" seemed inclined to ignore meyer
beers sober second thought and accept the WORK as
comic instead of a romantic opera Inc Wlckea
nuns called back to life by tho lamentations
of RcoUp amidst the ruins Of the Coiser, appeared to
have been stinted by undertaken in the matter OF
shrouds and the procession Of gray-wrapped hsheS III
"cutty sarks" caused the hvelest mcrriment uhtil
the transformation took place ana Madah
Cayalazz's lovely face, form and art, restored
tie Illusion Of the play. The episode amusing how
ever and called TO mind how strained shit Meyerbeer
and Scribe we're put 10 when they abandoned the Opera
CONTINUE and remOdeled their plans OF ROBERT
to tit the Grand Opera. But despite Its aDsulule'
the opera Is always gladly seen few times III edch
season for 1t is full Of brilliant music composed to show
of the voices of both the lyric and the dramatic soprano
The lyric and dramatic and the principal bassO
The representation last night had many brilliant moments
Int also several duh 0uaTterhOuTs II the opera was
brought out as q shOwpiece for Signor Sta2no, II
failed of its purpose, for the hOnors were not
only borne of but fairly won by Mad
anne Fursch-Madi who impersOnated Alice This
lady is in the front Of Mr. Abbeys artists in respect
OF dramatic knowledge and skill and musical intelligence
strain put upon her voice Injuries its quality and burS
Der information, and so happened that the Va van
Last night was mUTed by several faulty notes,
but the excellence Of the acting and the expressive
pnss and correctness OF her singing in all the
Olher numbers brought compensation for the dsapp"h-
ment After Madame Fursch-Madi in the order OF merit
among the singers Madame Valera, who vas the
Isabella Of the OCCASION and who made glitterng work
out OF her bravOura music The men are lest easily Or
dered SgnOr StagnOs admirers will doubtless Claim the
first place among them and In the performance Tor nm
but The claim will be holly contested by those OF the
audience who do not believe that one note makes song
or ono song an opera.
slgnOr Mrabela an imposing and picturesque Bcr-
tram, sang the music for the greater part effectively
NJ Capou gave up the part Of Rtn,bdidO to
signor Stagi, one OF sgnOr Vianezi's instri-
mentalists who has disclosed himself possessing
agreeable tenor which to have the promise Of
better things In IT. The opera well mounted and
brilliantly dressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
POLITICS AND GRIMES.

IoHDON. Nov 19.-Mr. Blggar, NJ l. lol
Cayan Ireland in speech delivered at Oldham Lanc~
shire stated that Earl Spencer, LordLieutenant OF ire
land. had caused innocent people to be hanged upon
notoriousy false evidence He also declared 'ha' 'no
Orangemen were unimportant IN numbers ana Werc cum
nosed OF knayes and dupes When Sir Stafford Northeo
visited Ireland the torchlgh procession to when ne nu
been treated was only organized after those VINO COM
osed tho procession had received half crown each 10
participate therein. -, .o,o
Tn, Standards Rome dispatch states that Hesn com"
DENTAL instructions have been sent by the Vacah 10 W
Catholic Bishops in Ireland, enoning them TO endea'o
IN create a sentiment influencing Catholics 70 ac1 ~
accord with the measures Of the G0vcrlhenli ,hnr
recent orders forbddlng the holding OF orange anu JIM
meetings in Ireland considered TO be que 10 tle ~
nGccs Of MIR Erngton the English Agent NJ Rome oi
which he has been cOmplimented by Cardinal oin'eonN
Project OF the Propaganda. ,,,o.,.u. ,ho, Poor A
The st. Jamess dd-eue says cditorialy that ROGET a., a.
PRYOR exercises wise discretion In dlsclaning any S
ton OF attempting to be heard In court IN Denah VI
O'DOnnell.
DRoCHEDA, Nov. 19.-Mr. Heay, NJ r. for Monaghan
delivered an address here yesterday IN which he au
vertd TO the report that the Government intended al inc
ne1t session Of Parliament introduce bill extending
he froncbse from the benefits of which Ireland Was 70
ha excluded He declared that II Ireland dd nOt oplan
an Xtension OF the franchise England would not get
.ffh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
1 CORSIC1N DENDETTi.
From me 81. JamcEs Ga:sns.


II is Il pity that MCrim6c, whose tales OF life
I'm Corsica were about the best things which ne dd Is
NOT alive To- relate the story Of tho vendetta between the
two fniic, Nlco and Pictli, which has lasted for
seven wears and has only now been brought 10 con
custou through the Intervention Ot NJ Jacques q" Re
rrtu a friend OF both families. The trud arose during
thr nuripal elections in the village of san GtulnO 10
which both families belonged. The Picrls defeated the
Nroi- al the poll and the head OF the family was elected
mayor few days aftcrward ho WAS shot through the
.hrad and though there proof that the Nicois hWl
murdered him. this taken for granted 10y his family
ana two men Of the Nico family were soon aiterwarl
" found dead" After this three OF the IctTs were
murdered; aud the feud went ON for seven years tue
other inhabitants being compelled TO 90 about armed and
being 80 cNaSpcrated that they talked about killing Oh
both families the only means OF securing tranquility
Fortunately NJ Jacques de Pcrctti, mayor OF leNle, u
nc.hholing town. determined to intervene, and lac sue
crrdpd after some difficulty In Cfcctng recommendations
A regular treaty was signed between the beigrrcnt';
and upuu "A given day the members of both families S-
ecmblcd in the parish church aud took the following
oath which wa. administered 10 them by the priest; -
Here I'm the presence of God and of this congregation
we swear. upon the faith Of Christians and upon the
honor o Cor.ican,. to lay down our arms nom this DAY
and abandon all ca at revenge living IN peace ~ we
houd have done heretofore aud declaring worthy the
name of Cor-ican any member of our families, should ANY
sIch there bc-which may God forbid-who Is false 10
his or her pghtcd tIoth. The two families then cN-
changed the kiss peace. and formal report of the
procccdngS was forwarded to and published In al the
COrsican newspapers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
1M4NAGER'S SUIT FOR SALARY.
GPr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I

CLEVELAND, Nov. 19-An interesting law
snit being tried here The case which was begun some
time ago. Is that OF Edward 8. Martin against Ellie H.
Ober and the Boston Ideal Opera Company
Martin was business manager of the company.
and, being discharged. brought suit for preach
of contract and balance of his salary. The trial
was referred to Judge Hale referee. before whom
hearing was begun Saturday. Martin testified that he
was employed for the first fortnight salary of $40
week aud expenses which was raised 10
so5 n week at the end Of two weeks.
The next season IL was raised TO $50 week ana
expenses, and then TO $500 week One day, however
Miss Obcr told Martin he alleges that she had SOLD hc
interest in the company and one Waugh said he had
bought II. Afterward Miss Ohcr wrote Marin mote
telling him that he discharged but that he was 10
cali nj her Office for his pay Tho witness got his pay OF
5000 week for three weeks when the payment cea-eu
Miss Obcs agent claiming that Martin had embezzed
funds the company.
The witness testified thai he had used the money i'll
trusted TO him in o legitimate manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

sANpgISGHAM Nov. l9.-rhc Princess of Wales is sur
ferlng nom a siIgLt CUld.
LoNDoN Nov. lq.-1ho British Cabinet on saturday
was occupied with IrausyaIl Affairs.
NANCY, Nov. ION. Marquis Ulcprbiran) has bcen
elected Senator the Department OF Mourthc-et
MOsCilc
LONDON Nov. l9.-The Amccr Of Afglanistan has
caused 10 be put to death several pcrson suspected o
avoring the projects OF Ayoob Khan, AID has expelled
others the country.
BELGRADE, Nov. 10.-POpe Mil0ii, the schoolmastcr
Proloyich and the peasant who were convicted by u
court martial on Saturday of leading the revolt IN the
Bod sW.,Z district. were snuL tI-tay.
LOSDoN, Nov. ia slight shock OF earthquake was
felt at Malaga Spain Friday last. slight shock was
felt In tlo Province Of Palermo. sicily, to-dhy'
HAVANA nov. l0.-Ihc returns Of the elections for q
part renewal Of the Provincial Deputies show that the
Liberal Conservatives were successful in the majority OF
the contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
Tile CAMPAIGN IN TONQuIN.

NEGOTIATIONS SAID TO HAVE BEEN RESUMED
OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS IMMINENT
LoHpoS. Nov. ia Paris dispatch states
that negotiations between France and China upon inc
Tonquin question have been resumed.
PARIS Nov. 19.The reports that have been current W
the effect that the French Government had presented an
ul,i,,aturo IN China are scml-ofliclally denied.
The committee of the Chamber Of Deputies, charged
with framing report upon the BIZ. for the TOngun
credit today examined Prime Minister Ferry anu ANN
raj p,yrGn Minister Of Marine, who eN-
nIanCl 10 the committee the military slli''
lion and affirmed that offensive operations ny lho
Ercnci, forces were imminent, they had not already
h1cu begun Prime Minister Ferry promised thit ne
would place before the committee all diplomatic uoeu
mems relating 10 the Tonqun question. The committee
then adjourned Till tomorrow. -, ., T..
The Ifiris urges the occupation o ZOO, now ar" VIC
island IiNau " II should he proved that chinese troops
are lighting against the French H. Iunquln. 80,
ToiION Nov. 1g.-Thc French transport MytEo, Win
3jO ,ailor, ana 900 troops has sailed Tor Ionqun.