The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-29


stone will distribute tho prizes.
The intimacy Of the relations between Eng
land and America 10 shown most strongly In
the eagernsss with which American news 10
now read In contrast with tho absolute silence
Of few years ago. Several Journalistic now
make trade Of catching up tho latest news.
paper arrivals from New York. and your Jokes
and slang. scandals and tragedies are imms-
diately transferred TO the columns OF the Eng
llsh papers, Thus tho word mugwump" ap.
peared In the London journals within q couple
OF weeks after Its hideous birth on your side OF
tho water. and now an article In Black,cooFs
on the ways and manners of Jay Gould and
jim Keene develops a controversy ON tho
morals OF Wall street. While tho general tone
Is not friendly. some critics tell their readers to
look at homo. and others declare that the NOR
bid phenomena Of financial life in America arc
only the repetition Of exactly what occurred in
the days Of the railway mania In England and
are destined. like 1t. to pass away under good
Legislation and the settling down OF tho country.
The weather is destroying tho theatres. and
there are terrible stories OF scant receipts.
Slim Sally" as Sarah Bernhard Is now ir-
reverently called. has been electriiying the
people OF Edinburgh with her Lady Macbeth.
and critic Of the Times speaks in his ecstasy
OF :" the extraordinary energy OF her concen.
trated dsviltry." She opens hero next Monday
In Fedora" Her latest project ~ to appear
as Romeo to Jane Hading's juliet Wilson Bar
rett has purchased the English and American
rights OF O Spanish play called In Passion
aria" Of which George Augustus Sala and
other critics rave. 1t Is to be produced at Bar
rett's theatre in Hull.
The Introduction Of a Chinese dinner at tho
Health Exhibition inspires journalist to de-
mand why canvas backs and terrapins are
MT Int xt.zv L. l.
clares that Reverdy Johnson owed much OF his
diplomatic success In London to judlcious
presents OF terrapins.
At the ball OF the Princess dc Sagan In Paris.
few days ago. the MarquIse d'Hervey de st.
Denis astonished and delighted all the guests
by appearing as beggar woman. Her cloak
was In rags. her hair was spread over her
shoulders. and she carried q tiny hurdyGurdy.
Patti wore 100000 worth Of diamonds when
she appeared here in "Traviata."
Randolph Churchill is described In Tory
journal as suffering from cerebral innrmity.
and Jay Gould is likened In Truth to Claudian
destroying everything he wishes to bless and
destined. like Wilson Barrett. to end in an
earthquake.
TO the Assoetated Prs.s
LONDON, June 2s.-The citizens Of Ha. meln.
or Hametn. In brunswick. Germany. to-day
six Sundredth anniversary 81 The CHARMING e oi
tho children OF Hamelin by the Pied Piper.
nine cilizens had been busy arrapSina tho d.
tails OF The lon This was to have
weather. The saysrtisements 81 the festival val
sdoa to sSs asus namSsT q
summer tourists who we're sojourning there:
1sos ins so aaSa IN
longer than the one day set down for the cele-
snS a Ss wss sd
s hosts. equal to tho
lin and The satroanains oounsry WE'RE we're s%aEensd
tho booming OF canon and the Changing Of
10 Be- one Of psrfsos weathsr as res
attire, Az the schools. workshops. and stores
district made such holiday IS has seldom
been seen even In Germany. All the buildings
and tSs sesSs
and regreened. Bands paraded all the morn
q sss a z wss liz
IN e hs
that the ratcatcher Of Hamelin. who lived in
that same n house on IhaTsdsy goo yeHTs ago,
Koppelbere Hill. and disappeared with them en-
for reusnx to psy the ae0t ahoasana cpowns
The % dans the Ss Is
was rccited IN 'front.' 81 the od House, eH' ''H'nu
Then the grand procession was formed.
made up IN part as nearly as possible IKE that
led the procession. following the strains OF the
hs dsaps
peared with those that followed him; The
spectacle was exceedingly pretty. The COS.
Dusseldorf and Iunlch having come to
Hameiin to supervise their manufacture b.
nettled hoTsss, after the style Of the rude vehi.
cles q The Pied Pipers time, Knights In srmor.
sO and ar ally
men Of that ancient time. Welding their print:
soO the q
serest and RES TSs ssdnS
authorities Of the town ali had conspicuous
the display. II had been intended 70. s@body
familiar German Pas ssends sonsernins The per
but at the last moment this IDEA was abandon;
t. sonss
ssS:sa ssss essosesd bssE lie scTS
The afternoon was given up to concerts and
| all sorts Of outdoor amusements. In the even
WHICH the old Ped
Piper. was rendered; many noted SINCERE
N par, Was b ss sH s a. ah
pFSsessSa Ana = display e S irSxS ss NM. ~.
Esssh fSqssn once IN
| Plenipotentiaries were present INCLUDING
Count Karoiyi for Austria, Count Won Munster
for Germany Senator Waddington for France.
Cheyalier Nigra for Italy. Musurus Pasha for
Turkey, and tho Right Hon. Hugh G. Childers;
Chancsor Of the British Exchequer. and Earl
Granville. British Secretary Of State for For
| eign Affairs. England alone had two repre-
| sentatives. Musurus Pasha arrived at the last
moment. He reached the Foreign ONCE Just at
the time appointed for the meeting. after q
| furious drive arriving In u state Of profuso
persplIatLon md nervous excitement. He OK -
| planned his hurry and nervousness BY the
statement that no had not received his Anal in-
structions from the Porte Until uni few mil
Nothing was done at the first meeting be-
yond an exchange q introductions. civilities.
journed over and will probably not reassemble
for ten days. Contrary to expectation the
citoment. Indeed. 1t may be said to have
fallen fiat. The long adjournment is intended
| ,,;y ha nntnantal planipOt Antinriea TINA