New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
me, MEMS THIS MORNiNG.

FORPrGv-Trans1 atlantic mails: new arrange
mcnis by The British Government. - The ripple
alliance practically brOSen. - Remarkable sur
plca operation m London - Insane freak OF
King Otto of Bavaria. 80 Fighting with mob
in Kerry - Labor troubles in Belgium. -
Minis eria crisis in Perm.
DnMEsTIC.-rhe body Of ex-President Arthur
buried IN Rural Cemetery. near Albany. - Yale
and Princeton unable ia agree as to the place and rel
cree for the annual game OF football. - Another
storm expected in the North vest. - labor
candidate for Mayor of Boston - Explosion OF
steamppes in an Atlanta hotel. - Argument IN
the Reading foreclosure case IN Philadelphia -
Express companies cutting rates from Cleveland.
- Election frauds In Norfolk. Va
CITY AND SrBURBAN.-lhe juIv in the McQuade
trial locked I'D deliberate on their verdict. -
General Arthurs funeral 60 Successful struggle
of a woman with villain - Heavy judgment
against De Lesseps. - Stores about Hersey de-
MED - The value of Mr.. McCulloh's services
discussed. - An old woman and sick man les
cued from burning building. 80 Gold value of
the iegal-tender silver dollar t4l2l2 Iansl-47d
per ouoce-7S.22 cents. - Stocks active III
spots irregular and feverish closing unsettled.
Tax Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Slight
ly warmer with light rains Temperature yesier-
day: Highest, 49,: lowest, 81 average. 43l4'
The assertion that The alliance between
Russia, Germany and Austria has possibly
bren broken is the merest kind of guess work.
Indeed, it is forced Interpretation OF the act
of Kaulbars in putting Russian subjects in Bull
CARA under the protection of the FIench con-
sus. France was the only cation which Russia
could select for the purpose and have The seiec-
ton merely mean that the two countries are
friendly.
1t is to the credit of the Administration that
the torch of the Statue of Liberty has again
been lighted, and without too much delay.
After accepting the gift from France 1t
would have been the height of ungracionsness
not to use it for the purposes intended. little
sentiment hurts nobody. Now as soon as pos
sible let the lights be arranged SD that the
statue, az we'll as the pedestal can be seen at
night. Liberty shrouded IN darkness is not
effective either in fact OF poetry.
Two singular crimes on ship-board occupied
che attention of the police yesterday. There
seems to be no doubt that the captain OF the
schooner Long Island, which was found ashore
near Glen Cove, l.. J., WAS murdered, and sus-
picion points directly at the mate, who has been
put under arrest. The punishment of the
would be murderer the ship Crystal fol-
lowed quickly upon the heels of the act, for he
fell oy erboard in the struggle and was drowned
1t il not often that justice SO speedy as
that follows the commission OF crime IN this
neighborhood the mOre's the pity.
The THANKSGIVING football match between
Yale and Princeton is not a matter OF great
Importance; but the chickering's it has caused
among the students interested deserve the
serious attention of two college faculties. 1t
the students are uuinfuepced by thoughts OF
. big" gate-money, nndue advantage, or
other professional considerations, little or
no difficulty should have arisen in making the
arrangements for the game. But If these things
really are at the bottom of the present Difficult
ties, it 10 time that the professors took the
players in hand again.
Ex-President Arthur's funeral was attended
by a large number of men, prominent in official
and private life, who came from all parts of tho
Nation to honor his memory. The Church Of
he Heavenly Rest never held u more distln-
puished congregation, but the services were
those with which the Episcopal Church touries
All her dead, no matter what their earthly sta
ton may be. Yet the crowded streets leading
from the house to the church, the distinguished
mourners, the heavy draperies OF black, and
flags every where at half-mast, indicated the
funeral of a man whom his fellow -citizens held
in more than usual esteem. At Albany the
same simplicity Of service was observed, and
General Arthur was buried 10 the family lot in
the Rural Cemetery.
Public expectation Of getting satisfactory
serdict In the McQuade trial last night was
sadly disappointed. Alta late hour the jury
was locked up until this morning. The delay
3 extremely discOuragiDg, for 1t is not easy 10