New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-25
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELE Y
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. 1888.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-Queen Victoris's visit TO Berlin is at
tended with no political significance; she was
warmly greeted by the Royal family; she called
on the Emperor shortly after her arrival at the
Castle. r. 1t is rumored that the Parnellites are
about to desert the Gladstonians and cast their
lot with the Tories; the rumor is not denied -
DR.. Mackenzie bitterly accuses tho Berlin CORE
spondent Of "1he London Times Of misrepre-
senting him. - The verdict against Commoner
Tyne has been quashed by Waterford County
Judge 80 Colonel Maplesons creditors have &C
copied an offer Of $4,000 in settlement of all his
debts - In the House of Commons yesterday
Mr. Balfour resented the insinuation that the
Judges in Ireland derived inspiration from Dublin
Castle and declared that their action in increasing
sentences on appeal was upheld by statute enacted
eleven years ago. =-z The German Emperors fever
increased toward midnight and his condition causes
alarm.
Congress-Both branches IN session. - Sem
ate: Debate on the Copyright bill was held
bill for the erection Of public buildings for post
offices was introduced Rabbi Mendez gave the
opening prayer. go House In the debate on the
Tariff bill Mr.. Burrows spoke in opposition to the
majority report, and Mr.. McMillin upheld it -
In Committee: Before the Senate Finance Com
mittce Secretary Fsirchild opposed the Fractional
Currency bill.
holidays to June, July, August and September
passed tho Assembly, the bill prohibiting the
erection Of buildings in City Hall Park passed
the Assembly Mr.. MoEvoy's bill reducing elevator
charges passed the Assembly. - Republican
State conventions met IN PalatlSa. Fla, and Fort
Worth, Texas - Cleveland State delegates were
chosen in several counties In this State. FL Presi
dent Cleveland wrote to Distrct-Attorney Calvin,
of Boston, regarding foreign fishermen being
brought into Massachusetts, In violation of the
Foreign Contract Labor law =-= The annual re-
port of the Union Pacific was made public.
City and Suburban. Luther r. Marsh gave
more testimony about Mrs Diss Debar. - Plans
for the new Union Square Theatre approved by
the Buildings Bureau; the building TO be leased to
J. NJ. Hill for eight years. - MIR. Depew and
Mr.. Beddall discussed the Kissing incident at the
St Georges Society dinner. =%= The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas bondholders replied to Jay
Gould's report on the condition of the property,
denying his statements. - The Aldermen
passed over the Mayors veto their amendment to
the ordinance in regard TO Gags on the City Hall.
- Bob" HAliard, the actor was examined In
supplementary proceedings the suit of his cousin
20 recover q debt s-z= panic In the Wesb
Thirteth-st. public school was prevented by the
GOODNESS Of woman teacher after two false police
and fire alarms had been sent out go The
Fulton-st. elevated railway opened IN Brooklyn.
- The tally Imam on vessel unloading cargo
drowned himself in the harbor. - The West
Side Republican Club House was opened s==
Stocks fairly active with general advance closing
quiet and strong.
The Weather. Indications for to-day; Fair,
with stationary temperature. Temperature ycster-
day: Highest 40 degrees, lowest, 80; average,
40 "a.