, 1881-06-26

pena, pu,t IN nf these toys Is sadly .lisheartening
snpp,' rart and file. The leaders hope Sup
,sssion ~ a. Of the League will turn the tide Ill
1beir favor. ,,,,,,,, ,,,
1..,,-x REGARD THE LAND BILL WITH Hoi:-
a''1 NOts, |
~.d complain that when once Tile tenant
@,a1s secure. he will never JOIN Inc RANKS "l
+he reyouiionists. onc cohSolauon eneS
o u's which is that the Government has al
,nos. passed them over While LAYING " he''ss
,no., s nr tn, members of the League, WHO
wore formerly associated with the PHYSICAL
furcc movement <,, r,,,,
ruE GREAT SOCIAL ATTRACTION VI THE
AHN WEEK
-.,e +hc Information Bazaar at the Duke ol
,v",,;nrtnn's riding school, 1T tkniElItsorllEe'
";I If liz Society for Foreigners III Dis /
.Haes The stalls represented a cosmopolitan
1.roe1 with houses Of all nations The Sultan !
o. .. T,rkey sent presents valued ut 95,ooo.
,,.,,o., ,,.r,. sold By Mile. Musurus, daughter
the Turkish Ambassador. In the original
,att.r of the I'atlisli:, which was exhibited
-ha Sr,tan took care to assert MS posttlol'
e.ronc,,, lie wrnte that, having been sole
;,ad ia aid the bazaar, tile great Mus
sulu,an nation, is well the o"lt'h
H;wse}f f1ui est, ell particnlier. laususte
Tnna,if dc tn,.s les Musui:nails aui iabltent
1es cino parties dn glube}, considered It thelr
"s,rad ,I11ty to associate themselves With
tha, work Of charity. Grants OF money
WIRE alsv received from the Emperor anu
Empress Of Austria, from the Gar ol
puysIa, the Queen Of spaln' the
king Of SaHony, and the sel;ttes
of Hamburg and Lnbeck. Presents were
m.de by various other royalties anu aas~
tneuisled prrsonases. Don Fernando, htl'g
IT Portugal, sent three copies of his transla-
rim Of Shakespeare. King osc"r' ot
sweden, sent Swedish porcelain vases
and curtains Of natiye manufacture.
Oneen Olga, Of NurtcnIburs' sent
a beautifully carved cuckoo clock, ana
Kaiser Wilhelm contributed China VASES
America WAS we'll represented Ill the relres'-
men, stand of all old English inn, where tl1e
na,ts of hostess and Sewng-malds we're
p1ayed by Maria, Marchioness OF -A.!esonry'
Eisrountcss Vaudeville, Lady Randolph
cbnrrEill. Princess Dc Linar, Miss Yslleg:,
Nrs. Eenoltls Mrs. I.nriliarl. and Mrs. Ar
thur I,a.et, all but Lady lAilesbury being
Americans.
EAKE1. RACK.
While on social topics may mention thas
considerable interest is excited III clubs ny
.he reappearance III London of tien- a!ell-
fine Baker, formerly Of the Tenth lussais.
There has been much comment I'll the
fact that he was ut once taken up
hv Tie Prince Of Wales. After
his return from Turkey few days ago. he
was invited to dinner by the Prince II etr-
cuu,stance which is regarded :'S having oeeh
intended 10 pave the way II his readmlsSloll
to the Army and Navy Club. the required
number Of fifty men.bers having signed
paper expressing their opinion that tue cause
of hts quitting tile service does not affect his
character as a gentleman, LII accordance
with Rule {; the ballot was appointed to take
,,lace this afternoon with the result that tile
gallant General was lratlnaitted.
sruETStEN
are a,,xiously locking forward to the ulird
meeting of Irouuols and Ieresrlne
which it WIS thought would oe
at. Goodwood, but the latter Will
mt run at the Ducal meeting, the same
course being pursued with him us with l'e1a
ftT list year-yiz.: one of uninterrupted
training until ;t1e St Leser, for which race
both are equal fayorlts, aM are
ouoted at 5 to = against them. Most Of
the money is going OIL rerssrine, tor whom
1bear Archer will probably bc retained If he
win accept tho mount. AIr. kcene's North
star ran twice at Hampton this week. blst
performed badly on both occasions.
HENLEY.
The Cornell crew in good spirits and prac'
tice. No objections to their competing liavc
heqn lodged with the stewards up tc
tonight. and no later protest will bt
of any effect. The mysterious hints o1
the Times yesterday were, therefore
unfulflled. The competing crews III TILT
regatta having only arrived at Henley tot'a,
and taken n short practice, Cornell have la.
no opportunity OF Judging for themselves re
rardinr the chances Of the race
Roatinr men at Henley have /;
very favorable opinion Of the Corne'
crew, and think they have Il fair chance O.
winning the Stewards Cnp. Although TIL
London and Leander crews are III favor II
some quarters, Cornell is considered yer.
powerful lot. They row together Ak'
a machine, aud t:an be compared favor
ably with the others. Much "1ll depcht
Oil their stations. Il Cornell draws tie out
side station ami are beaten, this cannot b
taken rs 4 fair criterion OF their capaolltles
as the NJ. ], OF DcrAs Station, IS eqtlal Z
one and half lengths advantage. as 1of III
best part of tie course, II
completely ont of the stream, Willie the nc
3. OF Bucks, is where the current IS stfohses'
nwnr IN the bend in the river, The style .
to anything secn here before I'LL
boating men are anxious to Sc
the effect OF these innovations
Cornell will leave Henley OH July :; h spcn'
a week in London, and start on Tie l1tl ~
Vienna where they have llas!e a'rallS'
mruts to row thrcc-milc race FL: ioHr oar:
without coxswans, on the 5tll u August, 10
aCup Of the value Of I,4oo enldens.
cypr1.s IN TIE House OF COMMONS.
TO H.: lIeste;7l Assuetdted i'Fsss.
LoyDoS, june :,5.-ln the House o1 totl
mons last night l:yl;ulds (Llberal) }, III mo-
inr for further papers OH the AnSlo-Iurkls
convention. coilten.led that in spite of til
f,jlure Of Turkish promises the reform col
yention was binding OIL us, and t1at III I'll
not impossible event OF all Armenian ii'su
rection. and Russian intervention, We esflotl.
be bound TO 90 to Turkeys assistance, ~
therefore recommended that we shoald i,
timate distinctly to Turkey that We WILL
drew from the convention. As Il consequenf