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HoNoRING LAWRENCE BARRETT.

A RECEPTION AT THE LANGHAM HOTEL IN LON
DoN-GUEsTs AND SPEECHES.
LONDON, April 3.-Wilson Barrett, the actor
gave brilliant supper and reception at the Langham
Hotel last evening in honor of Lawrence Barrett,
the American tragedan At tho cross table SAT
Messr Bancroft and TOO the actors the host anu the
guest OF the evening; Lords LyttOn and GreVie ana
signor salvnI. Among the others present were Gener
Merritt, the United States Consul-Generai au
London: Sir julius Benedict. the composer
Bronson Howard the dramatist; oscar
Wilde, Canon shutteworth, General Hawley and Mr
Smart Wilson Barrett proposed toast to Lawrence
Barrett the foremost and greatest living actor VINO
charmed by his keen intellect and unaffected modesy lie
spoke in deprecaon ofhe prejudice against Amercanact
Ors (Cries of No, no He spoke in praise Of eminent
American dramatsts, such as Charlotte Cushman anu
Jefferson. ,,
ceptlOn Of Irving and Miss Terry, ana
was entering would add TO his reputation and to the
length OF his life. . ,-,.
Lawrence Barrett rose to respond amid enthusiastic
applause He said he felt like child when he was out
OF America but he did not believe that there was any
English prejudice against him.
Sir Julius Benedict said that not only was England m
dehed America for dramatic but for vocal art as well
Charles Dickens proposed as toast the name OF sal
vini which was greeted with wild enthusiasm.
Lord I.ytton proposed Wilson BaTettS health, anu
spoke OF him In terms OF warmth and praise.
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ALL THE BILLS DISPOSED OF.
VARIOUS LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

NEW BILLS IL TIE sENATE-REPORT on TIE
UARBoR MASTERS.
IrRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRlBUNEl
ALBANY, April 2.-Senator Gibbs introduced
bill making another important modification Of the
charter of New York. This amendment adds
additional member to the Board OF Aqueduct Comms-
sioners, the president of the Board OF Fire Commits
sioners. Mr.. Roosevelt offered the bill in the Assembly,
BILL by Mr. DAILY fixes the salary OF the health officer
at 900 and approprates $4,000 the expenses Of
the department
Senator Fassett chairman Of the Senate Committee on
Commerce and Navigation which has been investigating
the question the duties performed by the Captain &
the Port and IIarbor Masters since May "a 1ss3 and
with reference the receipt Of fees salaries perqusies
or gratutes II any for the performance OF the duties,
to-day submitted the report OF the committee. 1t states
that there no conflict between the harbor
and the dock masters. The latter claim TO have acted
"when called upon" The former do not deny the fact,
but claim that they not called upon 70 any appreca-
be extent while they themselves have performed their
duties as always The committee have therefore reached
the following conclusions;
First: That the duties OF the Captain OF the Port and
Ss nes Msy TO the xen and Sf ia
the previous TO that time by the
Acting Captain Of the Port and Harbor Masters OF the
Port OF NewYork.
Second: That fees salaries, perquisites gratu-
tiles have been directly or indirectly paid 10 received
by the any Of them, for such services since thao
time
Sarah Brown, who died in NewIork in 1882, In her
will directed her executors to apply 100000 towar the
founding OF dispensary and named as the trustees OF
the dspensary William II. Macy, W. NJ. Halsted, John C.
Dalton, Benjamin Ii. Field, Augustus Schell, john H.
Earl George s. Baker, E. W. Donald, j. H. Rylance, John
H. Riker and Samuel Rker. bill for the Incorporation
OF this institution which is to be known The Good
Samaritan Dspensary' introduced to-day by Senator
Robb.
A long political discussion the contract labor
tion was xpectedly precpitaed by motion OF Mr.
Jacobs to DISCHARGE the Finance Committee RON the
sderation the resolution asking the superntendents
OF state Prisons submit Information TO the senate
garing the employment Of eonycts. Mr. Jacobs finally
withdrew his motion and offered concurrent resolution
that the action OF the people at the polls convict
tract labor abolished Ii went over under the rules
Mr. Esty offered resolution which adopted request
ing the superntendents OF State Prisons 10 report 10 tho
senate the facts necessary TO legislation concerning tho
contract system.
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FOR IIBELLING AN Earl.
RDMUVD YATES CONDEMNED TO PRISON -
JUDGMENT RESpITED.

FpMUvD YATES CONDEMNED TO PRISON - THE
JUDGMENT RESpITED.
LONDON April Edmund Yates Editor OF
The London H0rld, has been condemned to four
months in prison for belling the Earl Of Lonsdale
The Judgment has been respited pending an appeal
upon polut OF law.
The libel for which Mr.. Yates was sentenced
TO prison was paragraph published In his paper the
WotI in the middle of January, 1883 The paragraph
read "a follows"
strange story I'm circulation in certain sporting
concerning the eopement Of young lady OF very
M 70 a one Of section but whose vile unfortunately
has fallen into delicate state of health. The elopement
yon adv il only about one and twenty, is very fair
iier and the gentleman a master OF hounds
Lord Lonsdae thought that the paragraph applied to
him and began criminal proceedings for libel against Mr.
Yates The young hdy referred to was said to be Lady
Grace Faue daugh ,er OF Lord WestmOreand. As Lady
Grace had not cope with Lord LOnsdae there was in
tense iagnation in in which the Westmoreands
and the Lonsdaies moved Lord Wesmoreland, who is
a popular noOeman but extremely poor was es-
pccally savage, and threatened q horsewhppng
and other terrible things. Mr.. Yates apolosized
in hi4 paper for the publication OF the
paragraph and said nat it had been furnished him by
contributor in whom he had every confidence and who
had been accustomed to supply news to The Worid for
several years. lie denied that the couple referred to
were Lord Lonsdale aud Lady Grace Fame His apology
was not accepted and the matter was pushed in the
!
In the course the proceedings MI Yates dvuged the
name OF the contributor who had furnished the obnoxious
paragraph. and society thrown into furry by
learning that the writer other than Lady Strad
broke. Her Ladysnp also apolOgized for the para
graph and said that she did not mean
Lord LOnsdale and Lady Grace Fame. But
the Westmorcand aud the L0asdales were bent on ven
gsauce and have pushed the suit 70 the utmost
Lord Lonsdac brother Ot the last Ear O Lonsdale
great ,leldthrft, whose widow is the famous beauty,
GLADYS Count. OF lJnsdale. Lord NestmOreland was
the iist 10 wear the " MestmOreand hat
Edmund Yates is noted both journalist and author
lie wrote q number OF novels Of which BLACK sheep
was perhaps wild, yread As Editor OF me World
he has well aud iayUraby known lie visited TINS
country several years and made many friends,
especially IN New York He is man of the most kindly
and generous Instincts, and incapable of an intentional
injustice incapable 1t he would be o. the
persecution (w.0ly outside and beyond the ends OF
Justice to which tlc noble persons aggreyed ale sub
| lecting him. After his return TO Ing
land he was for time correspondent OF
He Ncr- York Hcraid With Henry Labouchere aud Mr..
Lucy he started The Worid which speedily became
great MI Lab b,uchere and MI Lucy sfterward
retired, former founding IrUU winch he stu con-
I
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GRANT on THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE.

MS OPPORTUNE ARRIVAL AND CORDIAL RECEPTioN.
lBr TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNEI
WAsnINGrON, April Z.-The proceedings of the
House to-day were interrupted by an incident
which all the members seemed keeny to enjoy. II
was late in the afternoon, the Committee of the
Whole had been wIanglng nearly two hours over
a point of order and an expression of dismay
had oyerspread the faces Of the weary combatants
as Mr.. Springer 20 spin out the tedious debate,
when eX-Speaker Randall slowly entered
the east deoE ol the hall, escorting
aud assisting man who walked
with crutohes. The visitor had not adj
yanced three steps before the well-known features
of ex- President Grant were recognized. The scene
Immediately became an animated one occupants Of
the galleries craned their necks and strained their
eyes TO get a better view Of the General, who had
seated himself on sofa on the Democratic side of
the Lall whore he instantly became the centre of
lively group Of Congressmen who pressed forward
% greet him. For the first two or three moments
the Democrats who sat nearest. monopolzed the
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ryrrrlAwrD clyr or p yoyn u.
fnr trrrau,rn ror.e a. vrl

NEw-liAvEN, April 2.-SN months ~" Jo-
sonh Iwallace Of West Haven drs'fbd hs thiry'year
old wife and her i've chiltieni W th,t time his family
have been supported 10y the rhuup oi their nelgh"rs
Last FRIDAY the whole family we're lor ld to hc danger
ousy ul from arsonice posonlus. WIS thought iha'
IN her despair Mr wallace bad rd arsenic in some oi
ihe fooi Thi. che denied Tho only food vicn had been
some ho.nrna fauaprc purchased ht hcrsf and some
hr A., ..u tn her fiom ht house o' her nciCB'Or Mrs
g,utla .trittun the ma. hrr ot Gyncul l0m lhuh %.
Who hld u died rhc doctors Thought ihoi some oi ihr
ertnm .ne nnd used un Mrs. stfstiun'- remains hld
touched the hrad This. however dort uu Appear pfu
able Hs The Huihs were ai time ont of thc rdom IA
which the body lIy Ms wallace iscopyinccd that the
nrspuc must have been iu tho bologna
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

IUNDUNI AIIII :.
TRADE DoLLARs.-Messrs. Sharps d wilkins, bullion
brokers' report that no trade dollars the London
market.
AMERICAN MIssIONs-n the House of Commons next
Monday, James Bryce LIBERAL will ask whether the Gov
ernment Is prepared TO reonstiSte WIN tue Iorte lor
closing the American schools in Asia Minor.
ENGLAND AND TURKEY-The Ambassadors of the Porte
insist that the commercial clauses in the capuaton
shall not be abolished by commercial treaties, but shall
remain valid England demands that she shall receive
nation.
CcSTRAL AsIA-The Journal Of The Caucasus, published
at Tnis in Georgia. Russia not to be too sangune
in regard to the control OF Central Asia IL other tribes
initiate OF Merv. Russia must reecJ Wheuef shc Is
strong enough to maintain the new territory
DAMAGE by FIRE.A fire broke out in Paternoster Row
tonight and ragged for four hours About dozen houses
mostly bookbindng and publishing establishments, were
tfed
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OSMAN BECOMING BOLDER.
EFFECT OF WITHDRAWING THE BRITISH.

BATTLE EXPEcTED-oPPosITIoN OF Ell MAHDFS
TROOPS.
SUAKIM, April 2.-Osman Digma IL actively re-
suming the offensive, now that the British forces
have Withdrawn. He is attempting to cut on the
friendly tribes about Handoub and Tamanieb from
water The Sheik Mahmoud Ali is opposing MN.
1t is likely that the difficulty will result in battle
Letters received from Massowah report that
Major Haggard had met the Abyssinian chiet'
Bamba, who stated TO Major Haggard that the
Governor of Massowah had seized his (BllamD8s
family as hostages. Biamba, therefore, rebelled
against King John, and threatened to burn Masso-
wah unless bis family were restored to him.
Admiral Hewett has started for Massowah on his
way to Abyssinia.
TIE PROPHET AND his FOLLOWERS.
LONDoN, April 2.-El Mahdl's position is critical.
His troops and the inhabitants are excited against
him. and his fall is daily expected. plot is pend
ing 10 murder him and the members of his council
Few of his followers are at FL Obeid. There
are no signs that the Mahdi Is
about 10 advance upon Khartoum. The
Kabbabish ihe is in open rebellion against the
Mahli The persons belonging to the Catholic
mission at III Obeid are well. There are eleven
Syrian and twelve Greek merchants there, and also
one German, Gustav KlotZ. 40
DISPATCHES from General Gordon OF March lo
have been received. These state that I'll ODeld IL
poverty stricken and destitute of trade.
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THE FUNERAL OF THE DUKE OF ALBANY.

THE BODY SENT TO ENGLAND on THE ROYAL
YACHT OSBORNE.
LoNpoN. April 3.-The body of the Duke OF
Albany arrived at Chcrbourg last evening and was
placed on board the English royal yacht Osborne.
A detachment of French infantry and marines
presented arms while the coffin was being trans
ferred 10 the steamer The yacht afterward sailed
for England.
LONDON, April 2.--The Stock Exchange will be
clocd on Saturday, the day of the funeral OF the
Duke Of Albany. -
BERLIN. April 2.-T1e Crown Prince FREDERICK
William started for London to-day, where he VIII
assist AT the funeral of Prince Leopold.
regiments will wear mourning for the late Prince
Leopold.
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THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.I

BUFFALO, April 2.-While Louis Ritchell was
driving one of G. W. Mers express wagons in Lnwood-
ave. at midnight last night two men attempted to steal
the trunks vehicle which had come in on the Cen
ra road and supposed 10 contain valuable articles
Rche states he had fourteen trun from eastern trains
to deliver and driving at the usual speed when two
suddenly appeared One shouted Stop or I'll shoot
you" grsping the horses bit The other TO the rear
OF the wagon and tried to pull of trunk Ritchel Shouted
"Poce Help Murder!" " The men again threatened
to shoot but hearing people approaching ran away
description OF the men was given the police, but they
have made no arrests The theory that they had
to believe the trunk contained something of value or they
would have tried to take possession OF the whole load.
Ritchel SAYS he expected every moment to be shot.
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EVENING SESSIONS OF BOTH HOUSES.


ALBANY, April 2.-The Assembly debated
tonight Dr. Cartwrlghrs bill forbdding the sale and
manufacture OF oeomsrgarine In this State Mr. Erwin
OF ST. Lawrence described the disastrous effect on the
dairy interests Of the unlimited saes Of imitation butter
Short speeches in favor Of the bill also made by Dr.
Cartwright and Mr. Boynton. The bill then ordered
TO q third reading.
The Senate tonight passed by unanimous vota
Senator Thomas's bill providing that IN every public de-
partment and upon all public works OF the state OF New
York honorab discharged Union soldiers aud sailors
shall oo preferred for appointments and employment
The Senate Canal Committee reported fayoraDy ts OH
reducing the charges of grain elevators In New-iork
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LrGIsl ArIoN ABOUT THE EIor

CoLUMBrs O., April Go cInor lioadly, III
his cssa-c o. the General Assembly to-day recommends
the provision hy law for adequate reward for tho al
rest and conviction ol the murdetcrof Captain John
l. Desmond, Company u, 1T Regiment, D. y. g.,
killed on the evening Of March -, ia Cincinnati,
while I'm the discharge OF h duty n the service OF TIE
state The Goycro also suggests the popretN oI max
us ro, sion Tor the RELIEF of Captain D"-nouds aged
mother A. he her only -upppt. hlil Was passed p
tbr senate allowing u mitiamrn injured or Frustrated
bv icues. mile iu the scr Zee ofthc ~tlc al tu, nnalt
one hundred aud twenty dl time at - pcrday bill
w3a introduced i'm the senate pr0,iIiug that 81 Do
z NAV recover from the state damage FOR hc de,truc-
tion OF properly hy q mub.
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THE RJGHr 10 pRODrCE "NADJEzDA

BosToN, April 2.-In the suit of Mrs. Barry
more against the Modeska troupe to restrain the per
for1nance by the of the play "Nadjezda decree
has entered the effect that W agreed between the
parties that the defendants claim TO have further right
10 produce or perform the play and that all agreements or
licenses under which the play has been heretofore pro
uced by the defendants Charles and Helen BOLenta are
cancelled IL is agreed that all royalties have been paid
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PECULLsR SUTT FOR SLANDER.

BOsroN, April "a peculiar slander case
was decided in the Supreme Court to-day in the suit
OF Plummer ChesIey Samuel Thompson. This was an
action Of tort alleged sanderous uernces Of de
fendant, a wellknOwn lawyer. The words spoken
IN the presence OF the plaintiffs counsel and five or six
other persons Of whom members of the bar and
officers of the court in the United States District Court
ROOM before the opening Of the court The jury returned
verdict for the plaintiff he OF 81 900 and The
defendant pted. The full court has Oyerled the
at,ti1p
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OpINIOvs or EX-GOYERNOR HENDRICKS.

PARIS. April 2.-ThOmas \. Hendricks whOis
now in this ,ity says that he thinks tlc citizens Of Gin
ciuna will soon come regret the events which led TO
the burning Of their courthouse lie does not believe
that any organized effort exists Ia establish vigilance
committee. In the great cities OF The United states lie II
az tr ouuinu that it the sensible thing tor the Demo
cratic factions To compromise their differences With re-
spect 10 protection aud free trade.
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ACTION OPBASEBALL UliPIRES

CoLuMBUs, o., April AT meeting OF the
American Association OF Umpires to-day It decided
to change paragraph Of rule IS, to assess from
80 10 $40 upon pitchers for striking bat-man soldly
with ball instead of giving the basman base. Par
agraph 5i OF rule so also changed 80 as TO toIce
baSian 10 run after three Strikes fair bit, or seven
balls In order to uake doubleplay Ia such cases poss
lie All the nihal, rlles remnlm unchnmErd.
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pAssENeER RAIGwAr SOLD AGAIv

BALTIMORE, April 2.-Ihe Peoples PaSSen-
ger Railway, over which there has been much litigation,
and which has been several times sold al auction ana the
sales sst aside 10y the court again put up at auction
this afternoon and sold subject d mortgage OF 81 0OO
600 with interest unpaid for eighteen months, held by
Jscoh Tome There were only bids, one Of $4,000
made by Mi Tome, and the other $4,000 by john W.
Hall h. whom the property knocked down. He pur-
chased for the rst mortgage bOndhOlders The road
ruus from Fort McIIenry 10 Druid Hill Park.
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DAMAGES ASKED FOR 4 WIFES DEATH

PITTsBURG, Penn, April 2.-AnthOny O'Don-
nell will shortly enter suit against the Guon steamship
Company for 100000 damages. He alleges that his
wife, who took passage in the steamship Arizona in Oc
toher 1881 died from neglect while coming TO America
She attacked by seasicness when few hours ont
and although cOnfised her berth for several days be-
her DEATH neither the captain steward physician
stewardess visited her The physicians pronounced
her death the result of heart disease Witnesses will he
summoned from NewYOrk, NewJersey and from different
Darts of fins State
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srrrrrr cnNcLArr or HEPrlsOrHS

BurmoEE, April 2.-The Supreme Conclave
of cptasophs or seven Wise Men, in session IN this city
has elected the following officers for the term ensuing
Supreme Aryhoa 4. A. Phillips, New-lOrk chancellor,
Jobu " Po-ry. MIIy idud provost, W. 4 Lo'cy, New
York secretary T.. M solomon virginia; treasurer J..
II Damn Virginia: lrclatc, samuel sheer, NcwJciscy
ustector general, Charles Auncling, ICun~'lvania
fUuk
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An ALLEGED INPOSTOR.

NEw-LONDoN, Conn, April 2.-The Rev.
william A. r. Smith, who claims to be an African mis-
sionary soliciting money for home for aged women in
senegambia arrested today charged with being an
impostor He has recommendations from John B. Cough,
Joseph Cook and other weknown men, obtained, it is
alleged by fraud He claims to have been slave and
that he bought his freedom at the outbreak of the war;
and has been missionary for eighteen years. lie cob
lected large sum of money in this city.
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.
A DETAULTIYG POSTMASTER DIsl

| DETAULTING POSTMASTER DISAPPEARS.
| TMINTNCT, KY, April 2.-J. f. Randall postmaster az
Newcastle KY l. dclaulter TO the amount OF $500, ana
has Disappeared \ Government agent Is III possession
| OF the Office.
| FATALLY SHOT IN A DRAM-SHOP
| ST PAUL, Mimi, April 2-Iu dispute Ia "A dranl-shop
here last evening, Lloyd Porter OF Chicago, shot ana
fatally wounded John Nary, the Son OF the proprietor o
| the place.
| MURDER IN 4 GROCERY STORE
UoPKINsVIILE, KY, April AT Tairyiew, yesterday,
John W. Gibson. young rough walked into grocery
store and fired two pistol balls into the heart 0t JOhn
Mccoy killing him instantly. No reason Is assigned IOr
the decd Gibson escaped but party VI citizens are III
| pursuit Ifcaught he will be lynched
| sUICIDEIOF A CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
| sCoTrsnoRo Ala April 2.-W. +. Robinson, candidate
for Congress committed suicide this morning by stabbng
himself through the heart The cause OF the deed is not
| known.
| DIVIDENDS DECLARED BY MINING COMPANIES.
| sAN FRANCI-CO April 2-The BOde COns0Ldhted MIN
ins Comuapy has declared a dividend OF 90 cents per
share and tho syndicate Mining company DIVIDEND Oi
10 cents per share. both payable on the 9th instant
| CONVENTION OF COTTON MANUFACTURERS.
AUGUSTA, Ca. April "a convention OF southern COT
ton mills REPRESENTATIVES, To take into cOnhidetaOh tn
condition Of the cottOngoOds trade. aud, II possible, 70
agree plan 70 curtl the production unti ua"e
| improves viii DE held here Tomorrow -
| MASSACHUSETTS INSURANCE LAWs-A
PO-Tov April 2.The Legislative Committee on insur-
ance will report that IL nexpedent TO provide hht the
nonforfere laws Of Massachusetts shall apply 70 the
business OF life Insurance companies chartered outside the
| state, but doing business hero
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THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY

BUFFALO, April 2.-The injunction recently
obtained by the Western Union Telegraph Company re-
srainng the National Telegraph Company, owned the
Baltimore and Ohio Company, from using the West shore
and Nickel Plate wires, having been dissolved by Judge
Wallace, of the United States Court the National Com
pany this afternoon issued orders to have operations be
gun at once The offices al points the line viii
be opened Immediately hework OF stretching the wires
I'm this city, which has ben in progress for some time Is
completed and the Office here will be open for business
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B1IryoFE rirg comuISuoyEPN

BALTIMORE April 2.-1hc new Board of Fire
Commissioners asslued formal control Of the Fire De
p,rtment today establishing their headquarters IN the
Mayors reception room. on application OF the new
Boafd warrants FOR the pay Of the men, due Yesterday
were drawn 10y the Controller and the money Paid over
fo the new Bu1r who turned A. io the torcncn or
tbe .everl tire conpahics Al tie engineers and cap
ains OF the Department recognize The new commits ion
u The meantime Marshal II ~hel aud his clerks hold pos
session Of the Office ana quarters OF the Fire Department
in fh, CITY Hall
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DEMANDs OLE THE NEW GERMAN PATTY.

BERLIN, April 2.-That the German Liberal
party Is beginning to be recognized new and mpor
tant force IN German politics daily becoming more evil
dent. In its published programme the party asks for the
creation Of q responsible ministry for the Empire. This
attracted attention OF the Bnesrath almost 1T once
The delegation from SaXony, seconded by the one from
Wurtemburg, asking that body to oppose the demand
.The discussion OF this request which deferred at the
time, is occupying the attention Of the delegates.