The sun., 1891-05-03

cered by the same gallant men who
sndeared themselves 10 her hundreds OF pas
ssnaers at the time Of the Nom orabIA accident
on March as 1880 Frederick Watkins 10 oap-
tain; Stuart ". Miller. purser; r T. Reynolds,
rhysiciani John Walls. first engineer. and Mr..
Passow. firstNoficsr. .NlE4, = n
Several OF the four hundred arrived on the
Majestic this week. among them young Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs Ogden
Mills. Mrs Maturin Liyinsston. Mr.. and Mrs.
L o. Mofatt Heber r. Bishop, Llspenard
Stewart. and George Vanderbilt. Curtis W.
stoddart sailed to-day on the Columbia for
New York T.. . ~
John Mason. formerly OF the Boston Museum
and now OF the IT. Jamss's Theatre. London.
was married yesterday to. Marion Manols By
heRistrar Newberry at the registry In Blooms
bury. The witnesses wore Consul; General
John G. New and Arthur Forest. Lowell Ma
son. brother OF the groom. was the only other
person present Mr. and Mira Mason are liv.
Ing In Princes Chambers.
Lord Arlinet6n's colt Common, upon whom q
lot OF money had been quietly bot. won the Two
THOUSAND Guinsas race Wednesday with un-
usual ease. He had never previously taken part
In any race. and his friends predict that hs will
have no di1lculty 10 winning the Derby. The
Two Thousand Guineas Is tnaptly named. as
the stake this year amounted to EA.250 Last
year Che value OF the race was sA1O0
Tho nrm' Of E L. Opponheim q Co., the
American bankers and brokers a. rs Old
brosd street. expired yesterday By Limitation.
Opp0nheim's partner. Walter Del Mar con-
tinues the business ct the same place with his
brother Eusene. who 10 q member Of the New
York Stock Exchahge .as corresponding Nom.
|. ber Of the nrm In Now York.
Tho lonR-thrsatsned strike Of the London
carpenters and jofnors commenced this morn.
ing. whom $500 mon were called out from three
large hrms. who. having important contracts
on hand. have bean selected for the first attack.
The struggle II likely to DO sharp ono. a.
both employers and men are well organized.
The trouble commenced ak months ago. whom
the executive council Of the Amalgamatsd
Society Of Carpenters and Joinen gave notice
TO the Master Builders' Association that unless
tho mems demands for n working week Of forty.
seren hours and . wages rate OF 10 pence
per hour were granted they would DO called
out on strike at some convenient opportunity
Negotiations. have been going on ever since.
but no compromise could be arranged. and tho
strike commenced to-day. The employers
haye been talking Of rssorting to . general
lockout but ss this is the busiest season Of
the year In the building trade the men laugh
at the threat This afternoon. desplts pour
uN Eoius AO,OVW WOExmen met IN dyO0
Par!-. and amid much enthusiasm pledged
themselves to support the strike. Tho
speakers declared that the union treasury
at this moment contsius enough money
to pay full wages for several months to
every man on strike and the funds will be
Kept In good shape By q levy upon those In the
trode not on strike. and by promised contribu-
lions By other trade unions.
The return match for the professional rae
aust ehsmpionship and x2OO Was played this
afternoon at Queens Club, West KensinRton.
and. as antlcipa.ed. resulted In an easy victory
for Petsr Latham the holder. who beat his
rash challenesr. George Standing. BY four
games to ono full. The score was 1916. els.
l5-9. l7-lA. l5-2 Earlier in the afternoon the
amateur ehampionship WAS decided on the
same ground. Mr.. b. Philipson beating Mr.. p,
Asawos'a BY nh. z. aossss; b iee ksRsssstsa,
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