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New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

THE TRrBuxE's foreign dispatches are es-
nec;allv full this morning, and show that the
composition of the new Ministry and the TX.
tradition treaty largely occupy the thoughts OF
the English just now. The Conservatives EVIL
IDENTITY will have to depend upon themselves Tor
a govemment-which can only Last as long as
the Liberal party remains divided. An an
alysis of the total vote in the late elections IN
England Scotland and Wales gives the Con
scrvatives and their Liberal allies l,32oooo
votes and the Ghdstonians l,24o,ooo~ohy
10000 behind. A Government OF ConseIv-
atives therefore, will be a Government OF the
minority only, except on the Home Rule ques-
ton; and even on that point the majority In
its favor is not oppressive. Ireland now has
great English party to support her just claims,
ard persistence in constitutional agitation Will Will
presently obtain their rccognition-at least thiS
is the expression of Liberal confidence
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
The TALK or The DAY.

Tn, y,g Orleans Pcaype thinks that New Orleans Is
in GOOD climate or eso it could not be SO dirty anu
healthy at the same time.
Pupiist Rookie OF Newburg, has been twice arresteu
for beating his wife. He Is match for Sullivan
The reason why Hubert o. Thompson has grown thin
is that Squire stole his spois tonic.
Grocgins-say you want to vote for Wlrepuller Hes
guOernatOrlal candidate ,urrv when have been
hearing All along that ho wanted to be Governoi'-
llhicago Rambler.
Some one has ooated the following references to baso-
ball IN Shakespeare: "Tne nine worthless. pardon
ma i, sp,ak like a captain" "will make him fly or
binary pitch" "No doubt that he hath got quiet
catch" "Pll have an action of battery against him.
:. Masking the business from the common eye" "kInd
u,upirs OF mems miserles" "Must have astop" Had
n, other books but the score and the tally" AS swht
in motion rs ball" "a hit. a very papsbe hit III
WA, black i'll favored fy." Z" For nothing can seem
foul TO those that win" Our play is Preferred zine
b.ss Ia right" "'Tis twain did show ourselves
In the field" taste your legs put them In motion.
" He that runs fastest gets the ring ''"oud were
geutly put out OF office before were forced OUT
little city maiden on visit to her unces farm saw
a threshing machine operation for the nrst tme on
mamma" cried she. rushing INTO tho house ail out oi
breath "there something out in Uncle Joes oarn with
two horses In IT, aud they keep going and going anu
never got auy auywhers."-liArpers Bazaar.
Tho following letter was recently received
at tho office OF Inc Pckermg 'Canada,
Ners: "a young man wants wfe near
Brognan he is pretty Well xed has eighty acres OF iand
ene hudiugs fine garden beautiful situated also well
and tuo thousand dollars in the bank Is mem
her OF sur John Curoh good looking areail ns fol-
, ha little bashfull but then that's nothing he yet
oyor that when he gets Marriag member OF st John
church ia preferred any young lady Wanting to except
this offer can sent her Box SO Brougham and he
VIII 40 ang see her,"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGN.-British politics Mr. Gladstone's res
,snat,on accepted by the Queen. - Lord Sails
bury TO be summoned. - Sensation IN the
crawford divorce case - Two hundred rioters
cantured in Marseilles - Secretary Bayard de-
mapdng the release of Editor Cutting from Mexi-
can prison. - Myers to meet Cummings anu
Vptcbinos Installation of Cardinal Iascher-
eau.
CoSGRrss,-Both branches in session, - Sem
ate: Debate on the Payne bribery case: Geherai
Logan on his mettls. 80 House Long discus
sion on the Interstate Commerce bull. - MI
Morrisons adjournment resolution adopted. =
The Naval and Legislative Appropriation biils III
committee.
DoMEsTiC.-Testimony of the man who helped 10
rale Anarchist bombs in Chicago. - close
% the Sunday-school assembly at Ocean
C,ovs - Prohibition nominations ID
Vermont. - Legal proceeding 10
meet the boycott in Massachusetts - ClVic
day in the bi centenary at Albany. 60 Oather-
tng Of musical societies at the Sasngerest III NH
waukee. 1,-..,
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-Assistant FIRE Ohiei
McCabe dismissed. - Mr Gould Will not ac-
rent Mr. Munro's challenge. - occis'on III
Mr.. squire's favor. - Proposed reorgahiz".Io" r
~ the Mexican National Railroad. - Inc
Fbret boycott discussed. - The bond for elec-
tricai subway construction amended -
Tronble in the Irish National League - Cigar
makers and Knights of Labor at odds. 60 Oolo
xalue Of the lega-tender silver dollar 4lZi9
rralns. "a. "a cents - Stocks generally dui''
irreru ar and feverish, closing unsettled.
Tny WEA1Hrn-Indcations for to-day; Clondy
weather and local showers with higher tehPera
ture Temperature yesterday Highest, IA;
lowest. 63o: average. 6sis0
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

Persons le0rtn0 foWn tor me season. ana S""-
ser t,oreliers can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
nailed 10 them, postpaid. for 75 cenfsper monm'
ne address being changed as often as desred
THE DAILY TRIBUNE wH be sent to any address
IN Europe at 81 35 per month, cAich includes
Ne ocean postage.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
Amusrments.

0,,ou OrxRI hcUaE-S-Humbug
SAs,so-s-Erpinie
fpyN MUsEE-wAxworka
fRAsrrSA wOoDs-wiid West
Y .n,sos sopARs IHRArRs-s:30-Prince Karl. ,
E.pisoN-AvR AND 59TRSr.-9a M TO IL y m.-Merrr
mac and Monitor Naval Battle
N.SpIrTAS BsACH-Psin's Burning OF Moscow.
Erw CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-S-Concert
PotO GRouSps-BasebalL q
6AINT GEoRoE-Farv Land Concerta y.-
fTBAvg AND 55TH-sT.-9 n m TO III n m'-lhe N'"
Cyeloramn OF the Battles OF NicksburG
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
AT THE HOP,


with eyes as bright
As stars at uignt
A vision fair,
With witchug air,
She whrls around the room.
Round aud round she goes.
As lovely as rose.
presence sweet and bright
The youth whom she
Is .ancDg with tonight
What charming gracei
How fair her face
Her smiles are ike the dawn,
The queen OF girls
Ar0u.-d she whlrls
A Asymphony Ia lawn.
Round and round she goes
As lovely az rose
presence sweet and bright
All. happy he
The youth whom she
/. dancing with TO night
i Boston Courier.
"some years ago." says The Pasturg Chronicle 7ele-
osaDh nr dealing iron rails aud nearly all other
.uds OF iron failed, several banks were loaded up
with iron goods collateral One day an Eastern iron
dealer and tho Of OF the banks while waking
along street saw pile OF iron street car rails anu
lroga Are those rs Us e asked the dealer Those
thugsr replied the cashier. putting on his Eyeglasses
and scrutinizing tho pile. rm darned II know. but
we've got 'ein. Got the whole alphabet"
MIRA Mushroom-Yes It rented my heart-springs to
have 10 discharge poor Thomas Ho WAS perfect para
dor OF coaehuan aud mas been IN the family Tor de-
generations -
Mira Boodle-why were you compelled to part with
hun
Mira Mushroom-It was impossible to keen him since
have put mourning for dear Horato. Thomas Ia
blonde let him 20, aud have lovely Niger
coachman u black Ne my Grape veil. -lChcago Rambler
Prentice Mulford thus describes an old Boston blue
blood: He dresses In black broadcloth winter aud
summer, wears a stoveppe has standup COLLAR OF tho
style Of tnirty years ago carries oano never walks
faster milo an hour. attends tho new Old south
Church. carries his ancestors always In hs
memory and forgets them. lie regards this uni
verss as anshed only n proportion Boston nnished
and IN sou is somewhat disposed TO crtcise
Deity for taking up residence IN Boston
The Atlanta Consntuhon Ia proud TO say that summer
schools ara not popular the South People down there
are far moro pleasantly employed In tho summer
aloug the Southern seaboard" 10 says. "snd In the
highlands tho girl 10 abroad In oil hoI
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

control of a man like Hedden. they need not
expect to see Civil Service laws honestly en-
forced. This is on the suppostion that 'ney
wish it-which has not yet been proved.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

: The spoilsmen of the Custom House find
themselves pretty badly tied up by Civil Service
yed-tape, especially by the regulation against
the election Of private secretaries and deputies
as officers of the local examining board But they
would not be the shrewd politicians they are if
they did not sec a way out of the tange. 1t is
rumofed. therefore, that Berry and Parker will
resign their places to Obedent dummies who
will then DO elected to the Offices, and do as
they are told. Possibly this plan will work, and
then again il may not. But if it does not, some
other plan will. Presently it may become ap-
parent to Mr.. Cleveland and his Commissioners
chat 90 long % the Custom House is under the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
amendment =?

al Aatter myself know whom am right" 80
saws Commissioner Squire. There was a pretty
general belief, though about year ago, That Mr.
soulre was far from right. That was when lie
nailed his immortal verses to the pillars OF the City
Hall,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

Tn, Times Is OF the opinion that II both nations held the
dvn ,mii crime be infas ous. snh wbre Wo'eu y
common desire to prevent II altogether tney might NJ
tII nccurdauce with International precedent anu prac
tice agr, to surrender dsan criminals o thls tlss
,orsriripg or plotting In either country against lhe
other when clearly and certainly punsnAple uhuer
the local laws = Tue Now-iork Ilhes.
The two Governments might make such treaty,
but il would be wholly opposed to lnternatlona
precedents and practice One OF tho iundamehtal
requisites of extradlon is that the crime ior "hich
il is asked shall be clearly and certainly punish
,l,le uuder the local law" The evidence must
warrant conviction In the country IN whlch the
fugitive has taken refuge. or else even under the
OH Treaty Of 1912 there can lie no extradtion
The Tfmes in It's frenzy of English zeal is anxious TO
surrenGer-not British reiugees-bnt American citi-
zens whose offences are not clearly ana certainly
punishable under the local laws more prepos-
,srons proposition cannot readily be imagined. The
trouble with The lines, as We have previously
stated is that it is grossly ignorant OF everything
relating to international law.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
Jnoer TO advertisements.
Bus,ness Noiiees.

Louis Bauer, NJ. D.. says: Among tine tine say say
.,s with malt basis do not kho~
GDssh exceeds i'm beneficial effect Liquid Bread ASA '
druggist grocer for it.
TRIBUNE TERMS TO MAIL 81 sst.r
Postape Vee '" ",' ysar 6 Months SMonths.
with Sunday l76
Haiy without Sunday ~ .
sunday Tribune ; or E,press order Registered
Letter. -.,,..r x,u r,ease write on the Note
TuE YORK TnBUNr. Ma vorx Al
, u scs Of TpE TnyUSR 154 Nassaust New orK hu
.ra.s an simply "THE TRIBUNE Ne~ioA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

II the State Department has hoped that the
present experience of American fishermen IN
Canadian waters would incline them in favor
of commission to arrange new treaty (which
the British Minister advises 30 earnestly 1t Is
making great mistake. The more our fisher
men are captured and fined and kept out of or
dinary commercial privileges, the more de-
termined they are that American markets shall
not be opened free to Canadian fishermen. All
they want is that the Secretary OF State and the
President shall secure for them the same COM
mercial rights in Dominion ports that the
Canadians have in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

Comm missoner squire Of the Public Works De-
partment shows that he has spent during the past
six months $500 l27 less than was spent during
the first SIX months Of 1883 S645, ,430 less than
during the time in 1884. and Si2o.oS less
than during the same months of 1888. If this
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

When popular feeling is aroused against a
certain class Of of enders, many people Ill the
community are apt to Imagine that they are the
victims of these particular wrongdoers. For
instance: tradesman in trouble recently
wanted his case sent before the Grand jury,
because his business had been injured by the
refusal of a manufactures 10 sell him goods.
An examination by the authorities showed that
the manufacturer refused the accommodation
merely because he had contracted to sell all his
goods to another firm. This certainly was not
q matter for the Grand Jury TO consider even
under the widest definition of the word boy
colt The evil is large, but the enforcement OF
the law against it is not panacea for all
business ills.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

1t is said that Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney SEM
plo goes to Canada to hunt up Aldermen because
he ~ new man and his face is not known to the
fugtives. This is mistaken idea. Photographs
of Mr. Semple forwarded to the fugacous few
a day OF two after his appointment The Alder
mon toegraphed that they dared not trust to the
wood cuts.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

CoSGRrss.-Both branches in session, - 0en-
ate Debate on the Payne bribery case: uehe'a'
Logan on his mettle. 60 House Long discus
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
WHAT SECRETARY BAYARD THINKS OF
w ~ a Si@N m ,r.-.--I. dr<rfia.r


With its usual good luck The NJ" YORK thiboNE -
Great Bril- tho Unit-d States and the Important
appears In that journal this morning oscther
r,rh thr Explanatory letter forwarded by Minister
Phelps Considering the awful solemnity with whcn
state secrets like these are guarded ther puocson ~
Iup rpiprNr it must be confessed Is amusing Incl
dent And as the State Department under the manage
mani of secretary Bsyard is shining exsmple OF nov
Not To do IT, we can imagine that tho gifted secretary
viii regard this appearance in print with something s
speecniess horror.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

The publication Of the full text of the Ex-
Tradition treaty in THE TRIBUNE has caused
widespread discussion for which the Senators
should be thankful. They will know, now,
how to act in accordance with the wishes of
the people so far as the citizens OF the Nation
have been heard from, through the press. they
are heartily in favor of speedy ratification OF
this international agreement 1t commends
itself to their Judgment, their love of law and
order, and to their patriotism as we'll. More
over. the Canadians like it-which. considering
their state of mind in regard to the fisheries
question just now, will cause some surprise.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

II Is not worth while, perhaps, to discuss at
length the night OF wrong of the removal OF
John McCabe, second assistant chief of the
Fire Department The Commissioners had the
powcr to dismiss him, and if McCabe has n good
case he will probably fight the matter out In the
courts But it is entirely clear that If Com
missioner Purroy has his brother promoted to
tie vacant place, no will believe that Nc
Gable WAS removed IN good faith This brother
has been promoted so rapidly that his head
must swim. The Commissioners should re-
member that the Department may be dcmOral-
lied by other things than calling out too many
engines AT once.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
cola In Gold Silv'r In Silv'r InLegal
iSain car,irs Cain. Crrtifs Tenders

PERCENTAGES RECEIVED.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
APPROVED BY CANADIANS.


Tho necessity for an exclusion or the extracltion
has long besn fet In the United states and 10
Canada Every year persons gulity o euV nous oies
nunshment by crossing the line between these
wo countries by far the greater number escape iron
the United Canads but In TINS country we Ieei
OF refuge by scoundres who have deliberately swndiel
thosa who have trusted the Institutions ID
when they held Office 1t is difficult to make any laws
or treaties that Will absolutely prevent desperate men
from committing des deeds but the rathcao Oh
his reaiv would do nucn to prevent any further AZ
ten nts az making revolution by dynamite
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

FoRrIcx.-British politics Mr. Gladstone's res
ienation accepted by the Queen. 60 Lord Salis-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

FTOm TIC ITOy IIHFts
THE NEw.YoRK TRIBUNE OF to-day puoisnes .' sns
teI OF the now exiraifon treaty negotiated by Mlps.
Ter Pheps with the Earl OF Rossbery British Minister
Of Foreign Affairs. and II appears IN tnis issue OF I"e
va - T;... -i,ho,t abrId emeut. Tho terms OF
the nroposed venon to be fair AMI We DO oot
any serious objection to its rat ncaton tno
anats fbougn final acton may be delayed beyond the
nrasent session OF Congress IT 10 certain that neither
The United states Great Britain and her COLONIES
oar have an sound reason for desiring 10 harDor cf'
inals escaping from one country into the other
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

sion ON the Interstate Commerce bill. - Mr
Morrison's adjournment resolution adopted. =
The Naval and Legislative Appropriation bills II
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
ARRE TED FOR MALPRACTICE.
DIR. C. MYERS AND TWO OTHERS ACCUSED by
DYING WOMAN.

DIR. C. MYERS AND TWO OTHERS ACCUSED by a
DYING WOMAN.
DIR. Joseph +. Gray, of No. 81 West Thirty
frstst. asked Coroner Messemer yesterday to accom-
pany him to the boarding house No. 3G2 West IhtrV
lie had been called there early In the week
by Dr. C. Myers OF No. 1893 Broadway. to see sleS
woman. He found her in critical condition. ana nor
symptoms were suspicious that he called Dr' henr,
Grswold, OF West Thirteth-st IN consultation The
patient Mrs Mary Ann Foster boarder In inI tue
house She was apparently suffering from malpractce
aud the physicians questioned her IN DF' MfeIS
absence She confessed that she was slerng ron uns
effects operation. Dr. Gray said that she cOud not
live. priest or 81. Mchaels Church had nceh caIeu
take her confession and then 1t was decided that
coroner must be summoned
DR. Mcsserner found Mrs. Foster in a room on tbs
evidently near the point of death She said that the
operation had been performed by Dr. Myers DE-
Ny ers arrested and brought to the house.
Mesnwhe. Dr. Gray, at DR.. Messemers request; y,
their the Coroner took the wOmans statement
She said that her real name was Mary Ann Martin @ anu
that she twenty-seven years Of age: Her
husband George Martin proprietor OF the Wander
hit Honse at Vanderbilt Landing, 8 J. They wers
reatmrnt. taking her eldest child George, with her
introduced Mrs. Martin to Jacob Jennings; Wrst
children Jennings supported Mr.. Martin and kept up
intimacy with her. Cornelius Vanderbilt silvey cap
her aud wished marry her. she said Thor acqnaint
ance was brought about by her mother In 1854 Dr;
q
Mrs Martin submitted TO another operation
IN 1888 On each occasion ne received
$50 I'm advance Mrs. Anna Lynch was present at both
operations A third operation was performed by Dr.
Myers two weeks ago. assisted bv Annie SOper young
woman who had been hired Mrs Martin. Before
the operation performed Mrs Martin was required
TO swear that she never would betray the physlcan
Annie sOper called into the room. She denied
that she had assisted Dr. Myers In malpractice. Ihe
dying her the lie direct ana Coroner Messe.
Obliged to interfere before the women would
s.0pconradlcng each other. Mrs Mary A. Connolly, OF
No. Henry.st Brooklyn, the mother OF Mrs Martin,
knowledge
Jennings who had been known at tho boardin as
" Mr. Foster" also entered the room. He had an
affecting interview with the dying who said that
he her hest friend and that she did not wish him 10
get into trouble Dr. Myers brought into the room
hy the policeman 80
There is my murderer and the murderer OF my chill
dren" Mrs. Martin cried.
DR.. Myers SAID there mistake and extended his
hand Mrs. Martin hut she shrank back and shrleked
" Get back, murderer Don't touch me! Take your
DlOodstained hands away !"
Dr. Myers JENNINGS Annie SOper we're taken to
the jefferson Market Police Court and committed with
out bail.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The investigation in the case of Minnie, the deaf
and dumb ended Yesterday
without taking testimony Tho Sherfs jury found
that the Young woman un.onnd mind ON this verdict
10 declare
TO William IL. Van uOru inya id ..,--.-.--, 49, T.
\ to punish LcOnIrl Grover OF tl'atrca ane LOT
contempt cng to pay ainony md counsel
Amounting BIO to IA Mary Grover penong her SUIT
for a limited divorce. was made YESTERDAY Oeore justice
In supreme Court thamOes. Ihe bearing was al
tOuIncd until to-day.
Yesterday In the COurt common Pleas before JUICE
recovered 900 balance due lOr
purchased by Brartpn ives the broker They
consisted chinese ae cup, bowl and cover vase and
lndcr and stand.
I'm tG snt of Herman SPAIN against MaUe Louise SPAIN
or absolute divorce the supreme Court Justice Van
decided that the allegations of cruelty set
and that th issue lnhdety with which both parties are
charged the plealngs was the ouY one haJ shdub De
tried before urv evidence having been presented on
the OF infdeiy the Jury was directed TO answer
The san Of Miss Billie" Barlow against h,es & Barton
theatrical managers for ST. O salary due her te
second time IN the court bctOr Judge Browne anu a
Jury resulted Yesterday In verdict for the pantlf
PrcAham. the supreme court Yesterday, hhed
thirty jurors 90 each failing 10 appear FOR duty. -
the suit OF Joseph Donovan against the lnlh
Railroad before Jus lngalan in superior court
Part closed YESTERDAY The panf claimed that on sun
car at It Thirta When they were about
TO act he driver stopped suddenly aud started again SO
ncxprctry az one hunireGth.sC that the plunuh was
rOwn OF and dragged block His light leg was caught
and III consequence ne was Al the Ples
brteran Hospital tinc Ihe defendant claimed
that the pa! m intoxicated stood on the pattorm al
hong There room inside and fell OF through his own
negligence. Tie Jury found i1r the dcierdaIt -..~
Messrs LautenDach sprngarn aud william ~ Cohen for
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
pyoPnsFD WORLDS FAIR.
BROOKLYN.

plan for renumberng the streets in the Eastern
District the names which recently changed, Will
be submitted to the Aldermen on Monday.
In the suit Of James L Ward II. p. Booth and W. II.
f. Hughes 10 recover 500 800 from Daniel MCkclar and
TIOencO Luhing Judge Btrtiet yesterday granted an
attachment against the shares OF the Spanish American
Light and Power Company owned by the defendants
and In the possession OF Joaquin del CaiyO OF No CD
Wali-st
Mrs Ida Kuster. No. % Guernseyst, was adjudgcd
luuac yesterday on the application OF ner reiaves.
she nearly succeeded starving nerse after the death
of her mother IRON cancer, and feared that she would
die from the same cause
ON and after sunday. March 2S the first train the
BROOKLYN Elevated Road will leave East New-Nork at
7:3O a. H. and returning Will leave Fulton Ferry at
sos The last train Will leave East New-NOrk al Il
n H.. and the last from Fulton Ferry at 1880
Walker Blaine called upon bis college classmate,
CORPORATION Counsel jerks al the CITY Hall yesterday.
"A the result of the civil Service examination for
position OF Surgeon OF the Fire Department the names
Of Drs Il. L. Dickinson. Joseph +. Smith and {. y.
Dixon Jones been certified to Fire Commissioner
kuuis Dr. Dickinson, who stands at the mead OF the
list was recently discharged by Commissioner Ennis
after refusing resign For police surgeon tn" names
of Drs C. H. Terry, John d. sullivan and A. j. Rooney
have bren certified to Police Commissioner Carroll Dr.
Terry is a veteran and will De appointed under tho
law.
Mrs Agnes Stephenson, who was declared lunatic In
the Supreme Court yesterday. repeatedly called her
husband a liar IN the course OF the proceedings
Constantine March. who shot and wounded a fellow
workman hat factory on January 29 has been
uOunced insane and sent To the klnEs county Insane