New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-11
GENERAL Ho7xa

| A rich and eccentric Parisfsn has .0on6I
search for some pleasure yestabifshinG srty
circus for the amusement OF himself ana hts fr1oo
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young man in dentists chair In Waterbury, ~ ~
fancied he was riding bicycle, and icfthNtth elsl
glass sn1 lie Ses WINDOW diSUi bs S iaI %
Among the gifts lately received By ~
Louvre 10 q mosaic tile payement covereG NJ
arabesque In the style Of shp ltAIiAa He
sanes, which formed the altar stops b tn ehapet a.
chateau Of La B&tic In the Force r. beam ne de1e
1867, and is said to form maeDi6ceps epeelzoe4 4|
French ceramic art OF the time. The mussum ~
received handsome circular Italian pasket
with paintings representing slegory Of Low n =;
dated l42i ana has Latin Interruption g tne sSs
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A new Liberal journal IL talked Of IN I<ns9
don. It Is to be daily newspaper combint1G = 80
business energy and special excelonoes Of 14H1
Neos with the intellectual vigor aud rotust
ecclesiastical Liberalism Of TIE Pail Hall G1sstfGr NJ
Conservative journals TO De puniahod Tor tho vApe
they have expressed foreign afzars By havfne v11
held from them all Official conmuniques, whish axSs
under the Liberal administration, b sven avsH
to the new paper and to re paag EsDs ne sst
ne The 20 srsaser nSe Of ne money
$1,500, 000-beng resident Of Edinburah.
The Psi Epsilon college fraternity viii h0id
it's convention this year With the Phi Chapter ~ ~
University OF MICH Ann Afb0r, 0E WEDNESDAY, ana
Thursday, May 10 and 90 At the literary exercises o.
Wednesday evening in the hail Of the University, m
lessor Charles Kendall Adams will preside, the Hon
Clarkson N. Potter viii deliver Grafton, Chaxeog
Dudley Warner win read cssay, and tho Hon. y. =.
Wheeler will offer theconycnton song Az the eeee %
the literary exercises the Phi Chapter Will gveA reoc
ton to tie delegates and their friends IN IT. new chap
Ierhouse. After the business session Of Thursday the
members will 70 In special train 70 Detroit where the
convention BANQUET VII 5e held IN me eveninesf ~
sor e. L. Walter as ofe-wrer, and Professor Wfller4
Fiske 0s hstOrian. So
A New Haven correspondent writess TH1
TRIBUNE contains the most trustworthy nformaton -
British affairs and your correspondence and editorials
always show an amount Of knowledge about Eux)ioA
politics that is by no means common among AmSrteSn
journals But the paragraph you quote from Ia Ho4
chester Gaardian seems been nisundersiood ~
you The words used by The Guardian do nos ~ IT,
least degree imply that Gladstone Il Elm AisfSv0f -
Court you head your quotation Nj. Gladstone fok
may resigned the leadership OF tho Opposition after ~
first assembling o: the present Parliament In 1874 ana
according TO all modern precedent Lord Bcaconene1
advise the Queen bis resignng TO send for Lord
Granville br the Marquis OF Harrington the recognised
leaders OF the Opposition in the Lords and Commons
spsctvey The object of the London correspondent Of
The Guardian in writing the passage you qaosc waa
doubtless TO remind people, that although Mr. Gladstone
is tho msnspnng of the Liberal party In the nation,
not the to whom, according TO modern eonstitu
onal practice the Queen will in tho rst instance Offer
the reins OF power" The correspondent Is right In hs
deductions from constitutional practice but strained n
hts Interpretation Of headline IN tae news eou1ne
The line to which he objects Is grounded on fact Tor Mr.
Lord Beaconseid has been Premsr Il is trus however
vite ethsr Lord harrington or Lord Granville to form
q Ministry.