New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
TIE NEWS IN LONDON.



rrevcntiye The regular practitioners denOunce them az
cneme. 70 the public health. The doctors are ge'nng
ND petitions urging the Government 10 Hu"P'
the most energetic measures for putting An
end to tie nischicvOus work Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TRICKS or SOCIALISTS.
The Bayarian veterans Of the Franco-Geman war III
Munich had made extensive preparations for festival III
celebration Of the thirteenth anniversary OF GERMANY
defeat of France The city extensively decorated
with tnmphal arches flags aud streamcrs among winch
the German c0ors occupied the posts OF honor D''"N
the night the Socialists removed the German ooo''
substituting therefor the red nag OF the reVontloh' "
scrhed with such notices "a Cheer Tor o"ca '''no"
cv :" and Down with the slaycrs Of the People, In 'e
morning when the revolutionary flags and notices were
diacovercd there was great Indignation. Finally inc or
fensivc decorations were torn down and the German
cOors restored.
FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.
The proIect for the establishment Of Central CoIon"
Bank at Berlin continues fayOrably II has Deen decuru
70 tx the captal at 5OOO0OOO marks Sl1,9OoOoo ana
Il Is expected that the new bank VIII DC reap5 " os"
business about Juno l.
syndicate of capitalists at Hamburg has purchased
from Nessrs Barring Brothcrs Of LONDON con't'''"E
interest in the German and Samoa Commer'A an"
Plantation Company. Tho par value OF inc shares Is
1000 marks, and they purchased Tor % per co"
Of their face value.
SEEKING PARDON FOR KRAZEWSM.
nara Krazcvski who was sentenced last Moniay AZ
Iejp.ic TO three and One-hllf years. imprisonment
being circulated in Germany and Is Receiving 'lE
number of signatures. 1t represents that herf h'"N
sk bejnc seventy two years OF and in feeble neu
could not probably survive the rgors OF 80 long an m
orsonment I'm fortress and that therefore ne - P"c
cay sentenced to death, which Is mantesty UNJUST an"
barharOus. II also submits 'h'I "'
,ocrc.,r,,on OF Herr Krazewslds property
the punishment dascrnds to his children ana nerS'
who are not charged with any violation 81 law
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES.
rbo roroon eocefy Of England at its meeting ycster-
dav hccame excited over o discussion upon the watch
trade OF the country Sr John Bennett ana PROFESSOR
Wbippe declared that the cheap American ana SWISS
watches and clocks were being successfully introduced
into Great Britain that they were rapidly gaining prefer
ence among people and running the English industry
william H. Vanderbilt wa9 walking with James
Gordon Bennett in Fleet-st. on Thursday They were
closely followed by beyy o. newspaper reporters most
prominent among them being the representative Of the
Pan MaH Gy-c''e All the efforts of the newspaper men
TO have an interview with Mr. Vanderbilt fritess.
for he suddenly disappeared To-day accompanied by j.
T. B,gclow he quietly strolcd down the Strand.
The day was wIrm-in fact the hottest OF
the season-and Mr. Vanderbilt conspicu-
Gus in heavy OYcrcoat Pa55ars-hy smiled ana
bootbac1s pipe1 their merry chat the two men made
their way along the street Mr.. Bigelow became inn
patient at the attention which he and his companion at
traccd He could not tell whether IL the man or The
coat 40 he finally called cab, and under its cover b0h
peat hastY retreat
The place Of Mr. vanderb abo le in London has thus
far btnsd the curious one thing Is certain ne IS not
stopping at any hotel
CARLYLE, EFFECT5 10 BE EXHIBITED.
The house In which Thomas Carlyle was born, ut Eccle
fchan in Dunfrei,sbira scotland, has been purchased
by members Of his family who have had repaired
cleaned and painted. Many relics OF tho es-
,ayst and historian have been deposited
in the house, and it il proposed 70
admit visitors to view them admirers Of Carlyle be-
evlns that the same success viii attend the Undertaking
a. has come to shakespclre'3 house at stratiordon
Avon.
william O'Brcn. VI. T. for Mluow, and Editor OF
UicJ Ire'ad, says he has spent 5000 IN making IN
qurc. to sustain the charges Ol immoral practices made
bv his PAPER araa,, Inspector French chief of The GOV
cruucnt detectives in ireland; Secretary cornwall Of
tbc Post Onre Departments and othor officials OF Dub
lin Castle lie processes be able to prove the charges
and savs he believes Cornwall will ultimately withdraw
his .nit against Ucj Ire'd for libel French also has
brought an for libel but his counsel has given no
fe ~ An intention to ask the court to dismiss the case
ON In" ground that French - suffering from sot7nng OF
The brain.
over one hundred branches Of the Irish Nltionai
League have passed resolutions mplorng Michael la
Wit to abandon his projected two years lecture tour
around tne world The resolutions beg him - remain IN
!
propagIting the principles Of the National League.
TRAVsArLANTiC TRAVELLERS.
The number British visitors to tho United states
and Canada this summer PROMISE to b. unprecedented
one thousand saydnts aiOne including lO0 members Ol
Parliament have already applied FOR ana secured tickets
for attendance AT the meeting Of the British Association
At Montreal large number OF these visitors Will 90
prepared to look and enter Amcri an investments
GmEvANcES OF TIE MAORI KING.
The King Of the Maorics, accompanied by ten chiefs
will arrive in London next week The King comes in the
hope that the Imperial Government viii redress the
ron - which he claim, suffered al the hands Of
tbe New Zealand colonsts. He asserts nat his lands
have bc,u uulawuly wrestcd from him. and that
,bc Colonial Government Is deaf to his appeals.
Previous to his departure many persons who take a
rve,y interest in his cause, and who feared
mat his ordinary habits of life would scan
/ d,ze the English begged him 70 take pledge
To abstain from drink for six months TINS he ala.
THEATRICAL
Mrs Mary Ardcrsons success in Manchester hos been
without precedent in theatrical annals Her receipts IN
/ the mast week have amounted to 5000, which IL a
LARGER ann than was before taken by any dramatic
attraction in the same length OF time In that city.
Mile Nevada the American prima donna, VIII sing IN
three oratoros at the Norwich festival She aterward
! Zoos 20 Madrid Barcelona and Lisbon.
! Lord Savcrnako has married Dolly Tester. chorus
! singer at the Comedy Theatre.
Iotta IS to sail America in August and will open in
September at Washington
PREPARING FOR THE DERBY
LONDON, May 24.-As Derby day draws near
tho interest quckens this year bids fair to Guido all
vious ones in the amount Of money laid by hackers.
Sir J. Wnloughbys Queen Adelaide continues TO hold the
frat mace in public favO:. Today 1t IL said that
ma lcs than 100 900 has been deposited to her credit
harvester. who Is entered by the same owner, was