New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03

-. ua MEASURE augmenters' ret
dftonn n'e ,,o,rrweather steam FIRE engine apu
49, a.a,sv arIled brigade: Lord Fitzharuhs no" go
49, "a =, berkeley Castle. driven W
~ ,,ne. Lord Echo has had Wincheomoo - q nra
engine people; Lady Domv1le mas psV usn thor.
engine: Mr. Adeane IL hsving paO,a "a large
.s,v .cn,pnrd and Mrs, Eyres has mas
"uknN "a. .,d hydrsnts fixed at Dumoe''A
NO ITALIAN EXHIBITION LikELi
..ros,, Of second italian Exhioiuon
A"s Tho treatment experienced py tsose WAo
~, -. q, the frst venture at the nsn'' "
os"s ~s Co,ornmspt was certainly NOT s"oh 90 !"
my -. ,h.ro 10 run any further risA- ma
80 ~. polg,ans have beon 10 inc nS'u ior sumo
tef VI 'Se. ,orola promises HIS cordial support ana
an. government promise suosiuS' - -
IT.. ,or tho oonyeysnce oil eAnipl's OIL. "Ae 80.
sk. ho.tsr chairman Of the inevl'aoie Wei0ons
comr,,ts,. than SIR Polydoro 80 ns ,1oro A.
v.I.ht commander Of the Legion OF IioHor' Ar'
% Antn an .he exhibition buildings, and he
foro's n.s ,rdspescd to become the purchaser
is no' S..- a, the District Railway shareholders,
" inc ,.n.s.ea more than any one by the success
YRS uANGTRY IN PARIS.
,.,s,rv has returned to Paris, staying IN
an,v a few days. One OF her objects Is to
.ld. herself with a new comedy-drama $40 is
t,ns extremely well and is In excellent health ana
n,s,s The story Of her suffering from nasal trcuoie
ras crosby exaggerated. she has no definite plans
,or the future, but apparently she has had enough
- America for the present though She left hostages
90 torune there in the shape of splendid house,
h..utih,Ily furnished and containing superb col
,,on Of china brc-a brac, etc. in the most fashion
h,o mart OF NewYork together with her own private
y.,lman cara vertable villa on wheels fitted with
.uvsr baths and other luxuries-wh1e she sun owns
= large ranch in the West. She starts on her Eng
Iish provincial tour the 9th inst which VIII eX-
spd through the autumn. 1t is not Impossible 'hat
after Christmas she VIII become temporary "'
.esses Of London theatre.
AN EXCELLENT COLONIAL GOVERNOR.
Sir Charles warren, since his arrival and assump
ton Of command in the Straits settlements, has oees
making things move considerably. If those at home
who cavilled At his appointment and pronounced 1t
poltjcal lob could estimate the amount OF good ne
has done and the public money no has saved they
would change their opinion. There is 10 DO w
,natt,on Of the red tape scandal which we heard OF
LATELY whilst Sir Charles Warren is in charge e'
affairs IN this now important dependency
DINNER TO MIR. wYNDHAM
On wednesday last the social event at ST. Morim
vss Mr. PoDsonby's farewell dinner 10
Nv Charles Wyndham. Princess Mary OF
krech her daughter and her youngest son. were pres
Ont and among those assembled to wish David GarrcR
hon vovagop on his coming expedition across the
Atlantic yrers Baron Shickler Comtesse Lariche ana
many other representatives Of the haue arstocralc
etrangere.'
LORD IDpEsLEIGH's SPEECHES.
Lady Iddesleigh has Just printed and published for
private circulation very interesting series Oh or
tracts from Lord Iddesleigh's extra-Parliamen'ary
speeches. On the range Of subjects on which ne
spoke he possessed enormous information 1t Is un-
derstood THAI Lady Iddeslegh prep the book While
abroad with her son last year at Cannes.
EDMUND YATES.