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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
AN OPINION FROM DIR. ELLIOTT

BosTOS, April 10 (SpeciaD.-Dr. George r.
Elliott. Of NewYork the specialist who made the micro
SCOPE examination Of the tissues taken from General
Grants throat. the Of which published in The
Hed'eh Record giving the public Its first ntmatiOn that
the disease was OF a nature in Boston
Saturday professional business. He said in
reply tn questions, that the findings were
Characteristic Of epitheliOma epthelia cancer which
Is tho least malignant OF all forms OF IL Is u
LOCAL disc aud does not tend 10 affect the internal
gAns. cancer OF this KIND the face often remains
nteen years without causing any serious trouble. In
General Grants the troube being ia the throat II
II much more serious still the disease of the same
superficial character. Dr. Elliott expressed the opinion
that the General has not be az any time In immediate
danger Of death Hs Me- tLe doctor thinks, will be pro
IOnged Tor considerable period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
MUSIC--THE DRAMA.
MISS BEEBE's CONCERT.

w.. onnnal concert with which Miss Henri
p.s, de,h,s her host OF friends and admirers took
p,ace this year at Chekerng Hall on SATURDAY hs"'
The sze character and enthusiasm oil the auaiehoo
the affair at the prettiest and heartes' tribute
has been paid TO an artist In NewYork this season. anu
=, nrst have given keen pleasure to Miss Beebe 10
realize how widely and sincerely her art Is Appreciate
On New York The whims of managers as uhA'. -. a.,
able as the whims OF the public, nave hcP' no a
background during the season now ora"i"e &C 90,
fact which can only be regretted Tor se'oi ,,
the least Significant being this 'hat III o.' Iist uke
ing In 40 generally studied as New-ioIA ou,,
~. ~, ought 10 give students frequent oppoi'u-
, - 80 her method and pattern after her many
artistic excrlences. a., ~. rrssant her in
sny new light although she introduced piece III
wa believe has been foreign TO her rcpertOry h'"0'o
This WAS the recitatve and air from Spors Jessonu"'
"As in mitternachtger Stunde," for which Mr. Kehhou
T. Herman who played the accompaniment, had pro
,,aed an excellent English translation. This air Is
broad and dramatic, of the Weber type throughou an"
does not belong the class of songs Tor "neh nsi
designed Miss Beebes voice. II Is scarcely l"ii'
ever to discuss her performance OF IL cIosey s"oo V
srs bar sung disclosed the fact her voice was CIV
ing her trouble and demanded great deal OF the a'en
ton which would have preferred 10 oos'o" =.
tbs expression of the nusc As IL was II served 10 Il.
the discriminating see how superb was ner eo'"
the mechanism of singing, for not phrase was h'
moi poe ill-emitted. The deficiencies were cn'en' "
tn xo,cs sef in the want OF warmth and breadth AS
an exhibition of refined intelligence applied to singing
of work done not only with the feeling but also WIN
the brains of an artist the performance couu s'anu
without calling for extenuation or excuse Ater !"
being recalled, she sang q" Mossres "'echon, .o
rnost perfect specimen of song writing prouuceo W '
schuhertian period and of the loveiest cref
lions in the entire vast literature OF German songs
With Mr. Toedt Miss Beebe sang little duet composer
by Mr. Hell man words taken from MT DoyrsSn ,o
1(;nunar She also gave songs with violin COtg0
nv Well and the leading part of terzetto from Bare
"Falstan." 49, -. H. ,r,.. ,,ho
Gang Schnmanns Ich groile nieht" with breadth OF
FEELING almost new to performances OF this generously
eominneJ arrist Nine. Madeline Schiller. NJ. Ovlde
Mnsin Mr. Theodore Toedt (who sang a scene from
Cowens St Ursula with fine feeling, ripe lntelngence
and ample voce) and Mr.. Frederic Archer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

the speaker. s worthy OF moro honor than w
can offer to bis memory There Ia twice as many uI'h
ards In Scotland IN proportion 10 population, W. nid
land. because the Irsh robbed aud raek.rchleu' oo
not afford spend money spirtnous liquors % ny
thing for that matter without entillIng 80
suffering upon their unfortunate families nv P ND
people learned their habits of drinking from TIE we III
heartcss landlords. who crushing theu " ,,, ~,
earth England 60O 900 persons and the sane ,,ae
Der i'm America took the pledge In Father Matnr
and the majority Of them kept it, too Appla"Sr5 ooa
one time in Tipperary win population %. 4. NOT
100000 year was spent in liquor now there Is ho'
1000 spent Applause. A., ,,r,ocr
Judges Brady and Daily delivered addresses inc io NV
reinaI king that IL he had the power he woi
all the lqnOr I'm the country destroyed jude Lap hir
that Father Larkin wished the men 10 give ny sncb
economy had he wrought be would prefer 10 "o ;d
monument. for, as he Judge DaIyl was sas
he thought the incest sight he ever ~" a.
young lady with "A spr1ng bonnet lApplanse AS ire
irish people, he said getting more svper SS ona
becoming more con scious of their social ana nuu
rights The meeting was closed with literary exercises
md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
MRS. JOSEPH F. JOY.

Mrs. Joseph F. Joy. of Englewood, N. j.,
died Friday. She the daughter Of Thomas Jere-
mah formerly OF this city and the sister OF Thomas f.
jeremiah president OF the Pacific Fire Insurance Com
pany. Her first husband SIR. BrOuwer, and in
S66 while she was u widow. she became interested IN
the work Of the American Female Guardian Society and
managers. Two years later she was made member OF
Executive Committed position that she held until
her death She chairman OF the committee Of one
OF the twelve Industrial Schools, and devoted much
time and energy the Institution Mr.. and Mrs. JOY
spent q in travel abroad recently. and Mrs JOY
wrote many letters The AdU0cate and Family Guard
dH while she gone. Her health had been good
for time although she nc the Home nine days
before her death She died from typhoid pneumonia.
The funeral will he held in the Presbyterian Church,
Eng lewood, at 2 D. III. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
Pos, Once So,,ca

for Europe noed be specially directed for ats
patch by PARTICULAR steamer Ia ORDER 20 secure posdy
delivery at aestln .llon a, all IransAhano malls ~'o i
warded by tho fastest vessels avaltble. , ~. -, -,
Foreign mails for Tn, week eni APRIL 90 va" Gloss
(PRoMPTLY All cASesl atell, O. hce a, f)ho"si
TUESDA AT a. IN. for Europe, per 8 s. Alask VIA
Queenstown at 1880 "a N for Hayti. per a1 Ataosi
Nj / y. Ia. for Cape HaytL A. UgnngO and Iuika
Island per s. Santo Domingo at 1:3U D. m tor lrux
lilo aud kuatAn. per T. D. Oteri VIA NewOFiesas.
WEDNEsDAi-At9 pa. IN Tor Europe per 8: 8 Ems via
Southampton AMI brenen al . u III iOr ACKNOWLEDGING
pei s. 3 Ailranda.
THURsDAY-At $50 a. IN. Tor Europe per 81 City OF
Berlin. via Queenstown DETER. Tor france Ger
800 a. france. Germany. &C, perA Mestphsii4
Great Britain and other European countries must b
Aaerica aud Ine south Pacnc ports per Colon. via
CO.on'G at D. IN for Bermuda per s TRINIDAD al
N for Nassau A. r. sd s1at a poro RisS Va
Havana anu for Cam2echa ChiapaA Iaoasc) and y ues
o ah MeIea p'r States must be drect,a per City
Washington" at y. H. for None@ueiA Anu |uiae"s
per Valencia
SATURDAl-At m for the West Indies via 81 INC nasi
for and the Ia Plata committees VIA brazlL 9s "
Finance VIA Nespor News at ~ W. or E ny p
Celtic. wa Queenstown a. - m .or sS0,s st M o.
reoted per AnchOria"E al II M Tor bo un a'o. -
Pennand VIA Antwerp letters must % tr' p o,
Pvnnanl >. at D. for Oiuat bonFst P.I - = say
Bertha 1870 D. m. for Cuba, Porto ico shd Nsssiu.
n. A., per - $. Newport via Havana
sUNDAY-At 73)p. ID. for rruxl.io anu hua'An' Pe'S
Mails China AMI Japan. per oseane wa san
sraaSseo. close hsrs s, asrH s,nd,s, s,s M r.saia
IVA san fs tiois; D. Closs hees iay
y. m. 70. on arrvs ~ 10 q" 'sN ,. 80 "opuons
BTitlsI malls Tor AusefAlA.
.T6e schedule otc,,.ng rraas pa,tsc nas armagh
On fhs II tlor Uninterrupted ogsnsnt rAatD
San Francesca Mails ron tls EAss arslva< on flaS
san Francesca tho day Of saias Of sssA asrs ace Ne
patched 'n'n0' '' HENRY a. PEARSON. Post asssss.
lost onee. New'forS. N ~ Apru Ia 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
GRANTS FAVOaIrE MORSE, GIyoIENiA TUS.

UfhNtNDfoH
The Generals faVOrlte horses were Cinclh-
nntus Egypt aud Jef Davis Tie former was as BhV'I
lamb. and he knew aid obcycd tue btieIaI Nv a.,
times, and undor all circumstances. Clnchuh Us WHs
good sadde-hOrse In addition to being hsIeass noio
~ harness. Tho General cOuId ride nm his
back ana leave him stnHding unhltcbeu ioi
mnined away when he returned Cinciunatus was WAIT
Ing Tor him. Ilu did not pay amy attention 10 Circus
uarades and Wasnot to frightened by noise ana co,
fon on the street When the General directed MN 10
stand and wait for him Cincnnatus would not Duugo
unit the General had mounted him. mil, rr,,so
Dnring the Generals second term In the White honsc
enents were made for AN equestrian statue
souting Graut mounted hia favorite war horso VIZ
cinuuls Albert foreman Of tho White House rtaDies
avs he cannot remember the OF tho SCULPTOR put ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
BAYARD's RACE PREJUDICEs.


The President appears 10 have mis- hands full In cor
rectiug the buners OF his subOrdnates Washington
Only the other day he obi zed to disav0w the fool
ish letter OF his Pension Commissioner demanding the
resignation OF the female pension agent at Chicago
whose ability aud fidelity were indOrsed by the very
document that asked for her official head Aud he
IL Obliged 10 dssvow the narrow race prejudces and
parsanshp Of his Secretary Of state and to place that
high Official In very humiiiaing position. Mr.. Cleve
land has given evidence OF manncss by these bn
II would be better IN he could do this without being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
GEN GRANTS LETTER TO FREDERICK DENT

ST. LOUIS, April 19.-The Globe Democrat,
referring To the controversy the OF the
letter Of General Grant. published for the first time
week ago to-day. says:
I'VE desire to that there Is not the slightest room for
doubt discussion tho subject The letter copied
In HE GiOb D,Hodt Office from the original, which
known the Editor Of The adobe Democrat be In Gen
era GrlLt- handwriting. II had bren submitted To Gen
eral Sherman. AID he had recognized Grants handwrtt
INK before seeing the signature. 1t found not long
bundle OF private papers belonging 20 the family
OF Frederick Dent General Grants father-inlaw, 10
whom IL addressed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
TROUBLE IN A LUTHhRAN oBURoH

TRENTON, n. D., April 10 (Speciab.-The
congregation II the Lutheran Church. OF which
the Rev. Mr.. Icntmer Is pastor. held a
conference this evening decide what notion take
with reference TO his resignation. br. ZcDincr was
present and the proceedings grew lively that tho
chief OF police and two pitroimen were summoned.
Their presence served TO prevent any outbreak. No
agreement arrived nj ard another meeting Is 20 he
held this week. Tho pastor counts 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE April col a m.-The temperature
fell slightly yesterday in the Northwest ana from
Texas to savnirHih. From Lake Huron To Mon'"h"
there coudiness and occasional light rain also on
the South Atlantic and West Gulf coasts lhuia'o'"
had "A thunder Storm The movement OF the barometer
here slight The sky clear The tenPeitaeur
ranged between AZ and 60 the average Di 81 pelns
80 lower than on the spOnding day laSt year,
and 2ls' higher than ON Saturday. .-i 4. l..
slightly warmer. fair weather may be eApeeteu 'ou"'
this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
WORKING FOR TIE MATTHEW MONUMENT

A mass meeting was held yesterday i'll Irving
Hall under the auspices of the Father Matthew Memorial
Society to organize a for the erection OF "A
monument In Central Park TO the memory OF Father
Matthew. The Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn presided. He
euogized the memory OF the famous temperance apostle
and cited several instances OF the great and permanent
influence his agitation had exercised the whole people
ofIreland irrespective Of creed The Rev John LaTkn.
OF the Church Of the Holy Innocens said that Eugene
Kelly had contributed $500 to the and agreed
~ become treasurer. Father Matthew" continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
FREDERICK CHAUNCEY.

Frederick Chauncey died at his home, No. 10
Washington Square, early yesterday morning. Mr..
Chauncey born at Valparaiso. Chill. whore his father
engaged In the South American trade. About 1910
the father came 20 NewYOrk, and carried general
South American commission business member Of the
firm of AlsOp Chauncey Frederick Chaubcey entered
the firm and remained member until about 1860. when
he left the house enter the firm OF Fabbri Chauncev
also engaged in the south American trade at No. 73
SOuth.st. Last year the death OF Mr. Fabbr the firm
went into liquidation. His death resulted from pneu-
mOnia. He was well-knOwn member OF the Union
Club. He leaves a widow and four children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
SHOOTING A WoULDBE RoBBER.

CINCINNATI, April 19.-In the suburb of
Glendale this morning before daylight. d. w. Charles
approached the street By stranger who ordered
hn throw up his hands Mr.. Charles drew his revol
and shot the fellow dead subsequently, the corpse
was taken charge OF by two men who were driving an
express WAGON near the OF the affair and since
that time nothing has been heard OF the dead the
"a n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 90, 1885

bc cleared Of connection with the death Of q
parochl teacher who threw himself In front OF West
Shore train at Jersey City few weeks ago. He
says that he will permit his resignation
VIII publicly acqnt him OF any wrngdoing.
lie is informally charged by the congregation with
treating the teacher in such way to him to he
Gespomden Unless he Is cleared the pastor fears that
ne VIII not he able TO secure another pulpit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
Iro,n me Roeh.ster pos,. Ernre,,

As Secretary OF state Mr. Bayard continues to mani
fest his hatred Of the cOlorec and Degects
portuny OF annoying anu Insulting It's ablest represent
tatiyes The Of Mr. George L. Williams. OF Massa-
cuse t. Of the foremost coored IN the country
man OF ability and integrity, shows very clearly to
what contemplate tricks Mr.. Bayard stoops in his per-
sstent efforts 10 huuIiliate the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
From IN. Suracua. Journal.

secretary OF State Bay permitting his prejudices
10 run away with his better Judgment. His
,sing antipathy 10 colored men is well known but the
OF IL that he permits himself to indulge
IN nis onea capacity do not rebound credit
DO they Command the respect of either END or foe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHISGToN. April 19.-For New-England,
fair weather variable winds. generally from southeast
to southwest slightly in the southern portion.
nearly stationary temperature In the northern portion
For the Middle Atlantic states, kl'. slightly warmer
weather variable winds generally east 10 south,
lower barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

recoects the circumstances distinctly Every day for
would go to meet the sculptor On several occasions
albert accompanied him to beautiful spot In the vcin
lty OF the Soldiers Home, where the cast ade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
WHY MAKE ANY EXCEPTIONS,

fTOra The Sarannah Net0s.
We are satisfied tnat IN the southern states at least
the Offices should be filed possible with Dem
Gratis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

When the Liver Fails to Act, and you are
bilious, and out OF sorts, Dr. Jaynes Sanative PA
to bring about healthy action OF the Liver and
all distressing symptoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
MR.. ELWE III AND DR. BEHRRNDSS CHURCH.
IL E. LII

II ~ I'D II III A-'y DIR u I'4 o VII . WI
TO the EdftOr OF the Tribune.
SIR: Permit mo TO close SO far as | am con-
cerned the controversy with reference to the OF Dr.
Behrendss Church. by expressing sincere regret that
an expression ofmne not intended for publication should
have found its way into your columns. beg you also
10 correct the sstatemen that am president OF the
Philharmonic Society The question Of cOHcers or no
be settled best 10 can by those who
have been deprived pleasure and benefit Of them
BrOoLIyD,. Auril IL. 1885. john ID. ELwELI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

Questions for CouR you cough on or have your
senced Haes Honey Of 0rehound and Tar Tho
choice to
Pixies roothachs Drops In ! minute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

TOOLE's LATEsT.-Alr. DOLE has just related
a some hat good story aneut ScOtchnan wh.koy
lie asked - man In Glasgow 10 have glhs. OF the ma
uonal beverage. and got fer rcPy No. rs too early
besides, don't want. and Fun no taking whskey, and
I'd IA her not Besides I've had four already - This
recalls another story A scott asked n hc
drank whi-key his dinner. only on two Occaslon-
he answered. when there Is fish, and when there
liant"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
TRIRuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram variations IN this city o. n'
divisions Of tme Tor the ~ heu
,ding midnight line she Oscillation
BY the The bokep dotted line
variations Indicated
nuts phArnsoy. Hs BTotdvsy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
A CRITICAL TEST FOR MIR. MANNING

from me baltimore
eecretary Manning has been absent "A Nv ea from b,s
desk The question now is will this M friend AZ 90
tenehment ana economy dock his wagesi "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
ABIT ON DELICATE CONSIDERATION.

From The Philadelphia BULLETIN.
IN deierence 10 our Democratic Administration no
sourappic trees are 10 be planted tomorrow Arbor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
A PRECEDENT FOR TIE sNUB WHICH MR. BAY,

mr. From The Ctspctand Leader.
Inc denuneatiOn lof Victor EmanuelI 10 doubtless
knowB 70 the Italian Government and IL IL refuses to
Seceiye Mr. Kelley Government take no offence
aAefe u precooent for such course for Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
VIcroR1A,s SECOND BRowS.-There is another

pcrsunagr, who. II not Important. has AT least the
barring OF one. him walking up and down In
Of the Queens hHbitation SMOKING hs short clay
pipe aud pun x a~ay fnrOusy. George Brown. be-
rve his The poor people here take hun Ia be
important Minister OF state, and overheard grave
man asking whether TINS he Gladstone" Tue men
a1mring his kills. the wOmer his wcllpropOrtonrd legs
and les. Some 20 far To take him for woman
InnfI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
Az EXPRESSIVE APPIICATioN.-We occasion

ally get funny applications from woudbe contributors.
bu the following letter from a prenSinsn IN Chicago
strike, being more than usually comic: Having
resigned my pO-On ~ business manager "f The BANK
Ircn M Adl Of the 'ftstgrOwing nec,-sl-
ties, etc, of my own private bu-ln' ss-naineIy,
Banks Bureau Of Lteraturr-I ma myself IN
position devote most of personal time
attention to newspaper correspondence ana general
literary work The Lord nelpci Ihc krenth1 MAJ To
RAPID growth under humble direction and We have
believe, from already attained, that,
stl being guide aud helper, lie will enable this
bureau get there (ED with even greater ecaL II
you happen 10 have any literary or news work To be
done, 10 will give pleasure TO attend To
IL for you aud tt-idc from present enOlumeuts Of
monetary kind II Will be my listing pleasure To nave II
.i,t VusttfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
Cor,pAcp. East AND WEsr.-Sample Of East

"Oh the square again advancing. one OF
the enemy, who was INK down anu fegmng 10 be dead.
suddenly Jumped up and stabbed grrnadcr. The rab
iminedatey Dispatched sample Of European cour-
age: sergeant Cole, aud Constable Cox since most de-
servedly promoted OF sergeant. saved Of
the oldest historic bundIngs IN the world from partial
obstruction. and PROBABLY prevented the O-s OF many
lives Both OF them sir William Harcourt said. knew
very well the risk they running. bat neither hes
itated confront the danger" "fanatlcsm" certainly
il iio thau sgufy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

A. T. Albro, of 1913 Bowery, sells Colgate s.
Co.'S Laundry Soap. The standard article. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
MYSTICAL, AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Derriek's play of Twins" to be produced TO-
night at Standard Theatre will be given Win the
subjOlned cast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
From LIE London.
RnYAL WAR NIEMs-.Jusy

ROYAL WAR NIEwS.-JuSt now, when we are
on The OF with Russia, the following anecdOio
from Berlin will prove amusing: The Prince or Wales
ia his recent visit 10 Berlin. dned with Prince DolgD
rouk ON leaving. II. H. fl. remarked Pleasantly 1ho
lie time meet. Prince suppose We snail hght To
hlch the Prince replied. Certainly your Hghncs-, We
sliall-whcn have your money and you our soldier
The tale Is " good that 10 ought 10 be true"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
TIE ACADEMY EXHIBITION.

Fish Of our State Department asked and obtained
the OF MI Cataeazy the Russian Minister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
Cooked FRENCH NEws.-M. Andrieux has re-

peatedly of late CHALET tho deunct Ferry Govern
ucnt whether there pact In virtue Ia
which cooked news sent from Paris to Inc Itmes'
In order teegaphrd thence from Paris, With the
prOpping the Ministry. NJ. Andrieu1 IL not
"A treated with lent contempt He II very
-hed jurist pOcmst OF such rare ability that
ROchrfOrt uhim n webred uval ana he has been
nine years In Parliament, where hs has raaked among
the first dehaters During that time he has also been
Prrfect Police ami Ambassador to Spain. VI. Ferry
never took up the challenge; perhaps NJ. BowIU VIII
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
THE KALOMINE AFFAIR SETTLED.-Madame

de KaOmne, the divorced wife OF the Grand Dpke OF
Hes-c, who l. known the Countess Czapska-
RomrOd has left Dresden fol 81 Petersburg ana aIter
short stay there she going Italy. and will probably
settle florence Naples. IL IA understood that
ppeHdi been established between the Countess
husband and that she Ia To receive han-
some allowance from the Grand Duca treasury. while,
other hand. all papers and cOrrespandonce nave
been given up, and she undertakes not to return 10
Dam adj