The sun., 1891-08-09

lard or MS partner on the advie6btlity OF get
ting out n sixteen. sheet picture poster"
Willard SAYS that tho next play was
Judah" which was In finished stats when
Jones read 1t to him. and which only required
slight cutting and the alteration OF ono sem
tence. The acior.managcr asserts bitterly
that Jones has no right to tell tho public that
one OF his reasons for going In for manage
ment is that his experience OF three or four
mon. known to have been concerned In the
production OF his plays has led to his belief
that the theatres OF London are at the present
moment in the hands Of people altogether un-
worthy Of confidence. and concludes:
Il thiuk Mr.. Jones's most cogent reason.
however. ia that he finds his market somewhat
limited. and that lie docs not consider the A.
naneial return he obtains for his work an ade-
ouate one: and II would be well for him to cx.
amino the matter a little moro carefully. and
inQuire how far his own ENTERPRISE exceeds In
nobility OF aim that OF the naughty actor man
aGer for whom he affects such q profound con-
tempt, but OF whose assistance he has. never.
thelsss. been willing to avail himself for
number OF Years. wisely deierring the express
zion OF his real feelings toward him until he
felt strong enough to run alone"
The secession OF Lord st. Cyres. grandson OF
Sir Stafford Northc"te who was arterward
created Lord 1ddesleigh. 10 ths Church OF
Rome was reported a little while ago Itwas
denied at the time. but to- day 1t is reafIirmed.
and the Roman Cath olics are rejoicing over the
accession Of his noble house 10 thoir Church.
DR.. Chauncey NJ Depew and Cornelius Van.
derbilt have spent tho week together travel
ling In remote parts OF Greece. but they ex-
pect to reach Vienna on Monday unless they
arc captured and held Tor ransom by the bri-
gands. who are making things lively In the
country they have visited. DIR. Depew will come
to .ondon from Vienna to Join his family. and
will take them to HouaburG. while Mr.. Wander
bit will re. DIN his family In Switzerland. Both
gentlemen will sail for New York Oh the MAJ
iestic in September. Mis-. Depew's mother has
not been we'll enough to travel since thsir ar
rival In London. but her health has much i'm
proved this week.
Andrew Carnegie was to-day iated at Peter
head where his wife laid the foundation stone
OF the new public library, toward The erection
OF which he had contributed $4,000. Carnegie
took OCCASION to unbosom himself to the loyal
Scots spenk ing proudly Of the fact that The
American and English flags wore being carried
peacefully side by side In Behring Sea. He
prophesied that the time would shortly arrive
when the two branches OF the Englieh-speak.
ing race would stand shoulder to shoulder for
the main tenance Of the worlds peace. The
Scots were so pleased that they persu AIDED him
to deliver two more addresses and the en-
thusiasm was SO general at the close Of the
second that he was once more requested to
oblige again. and he NAV be speaking still.
An official telegram received In Paris from
Brazzavie. In the French Congo country. seals
tho fate Il the Paul Crampel expedition. md
places the young explorer among the martyrs
to science and exploration. This telegram.
dated July Is. says that Crampel was Rssassi-
mated on April Q. With Mohammed Ben Said
the Arab interpreter. and two Senegal skir-
mishers. In the wilderness toward Baghir MI
Crampel left France . year ago las. March
with the hope OF opening up . way from the
Congo to Lake Tchnd. across an unHnown
country to tho rich lands OF BaRhirmi Bornu and
Sokoto. Crampel. who was lass than 80 years
OF age Mt the time ot his death. first went to
the French Congo in 1883 as Secretary to De
Brazza. The following year he obtained au-
thorilv to explore all the region lying betwe on
LastourvilIe. on the Ogowe, and the Rivers
Benito and Campo. district completely un-
known. and with which 1t was important for
Frenchmen to no bettor acquainted. On Aug.
~. 1888. his little company. in which he Was
the only European. and which contained no
interpreter. left Lastourvile. and penetrated
into the country OF the pigmies. Then. having
reached tile northern boundary OF the French
possessions. he turned toward the coast. Dur
ing this expedition. for diplomatic reason
no accented the nine-year-old daughter OF a
powerful Pahouin chief as present and this
girl accompanied him later to France. and
afterward on his ill-fated expedition. The
march toward the coast through tho forest
and across tho marshes and amid hostile peo-
pies was ono OF great suffering and privaton.
but finally. bearing with him vo'uminous notes
and collec lions. he emerged at a French post
Although his last expedition has so sadly
failed. its results arc not unimportant. and his
previous career is such as to give him his own
peculiar place among even tho great African
explorers
There are abundant Indications that the
Tories mean making ireland their chief bat-
tie ground this winter. Sir John Gorst. as
already announced. intends inruirng into the
condition OF the laborers on the western
seabonrd. Mr.. Baiour ntends m akin anoth or
tour through the country and. as before. speak
ing each day to groups OF peasantry. After his
journey he will receive Lord Salisbury at his
Dublin Castle and the two together will wind
III q series OF political exhibitions BY o great
demonstration at Belfast. whore the Orange
mon are already devising schemes to impress
their visitors with tho power OF their body in
Utter
Sir Edward Watkins. not content with build.
ing tower which shall outdo Eifre!. has ar
ranged to place . powerful electric light on
Snowdon. tho highest mountain in Wales. The
authorities Mt Trinity House have this week
approved Sir Edward Watkins's idea. believing
it will prove a valuable addition to the beacons
for the guidance Of mariners on the coast OF
north Wales
Albert Bruce Joy. one Of the lending sculp-
tors OF England. and the maker OF many i'm
portant statues in this country. Ravo recer-
tion at his studio this week, which was at end.
cd by many Americans. Besides the statues
and busts OF distinGui shed Englishmeu, In
cluding the colossal marble statue OF John
fright for Manchester and Of Matthew Arnold
for Westminster Abbey. there were on exhi-
bition busts Of Dr. Chauncey NJ. Depew. George
". Childs and +. i. Aver OF New York.
Miss Mary Lincoln daughter OF the Amsri.
can Minister will be married TO Charles lsEam
OF Chicago on sept. in London.
Kyrle Bellew Is In London. and Mrs James
Brown Potter is in Paris.
There has been little or no change 10 the
money market or stock market ,o-duy. What
little business was done In American shares