The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
THE LATE UNCROWNED KING.
No Decision Yet Arrived at Regarding Ills
Successor.
MOVEMENT IN MEMORY OF JENNY LIND.
HeaIy Under Police Protection Monument
to a German Poet-Latest Events In
Lands Beyond the Sea.
Special Dunlop Gable to The Times

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LONDON. Oct 17-The divinity that doth
hedge king has been transmitted even to the
uncrowned one No decision has been made
in the case in regard to his successor in the
representation Of Cork. To the list Of pos
sible candidates il is said the name OF Michael
Davitt must be added as il is understood that
strong pressure VIII be brought TO bear upon
him to stand for that county. Whether ne
will yield or not to the wishes Of his friends is
not at present known. Many people think
Lis services would 10 Of great advantage to
the cause
~ MEMORY or JIMMY LIND.
A musical scholarship is 10 be founded to
the memory OF Jenny ind. AS natural 70
expect, workers IN the same ield OF at are
naturally anxious 70 contribute towards It,
10 has been thought that the most sitting
tribute from them would be, at least in part,
the exercise of those gifts which the great
singer possessed Accordingly. concert VIII
be given early next spring IA order 10 help
to provide the necessary tuuds. Already. a
large number OF art SITS have agreed to take
part and give their services.
UNDER POLICE PROTECTION.
Timothy Healv who at present is in Dublin
under police protection. has three consta
in plain clothes constantly guarding IN.
As may naturally lie supposed he Is greatly
annoyed at this. because be hates the police,
but it IL commonly believed that without this
body-guard his life would not be worth an
hours purchase.
PATTI COMING.
Henry f. Abbeys operate Company
headed by Nine Al AM and tho celebrated
brothers, Joan and Edward De Retzke. VIII
leave Liverpool for ew } Ork next Wednes-
day on the CITY Of Berlin. They will
Joined in January by atti. Signor Nicolinl.
Signor Ardlti. Signor de Puente and others.
MONUMENT 10 POET.
Vienna society, especially the literary por-
tion Of IT, is very much Interested IN tue new
monument which the impress Is about TO
ere TO the Poet Heine 1t will be life size,
represent him reposlng on his bed. while
the expression Of the face bears
far-oif look as his gaze is supposed
T. be directed into the distant region
of poetry. one hand holds the pencil
and the other the manuscript on which Is IN
scrihed the exact imitation OF the poet
ha ndwritng and four lines which may bethus
rendered in English verse.
Bright, glistening tears shed in the past,
That uassed with iogs and gliefs tonight
And sorrow o. blue stHr ike eyes
Tina, smiled NJ yani he'd too ON sight
OF Love that faded like bIeai
Into the Wnd-but knew no death.
The monument will be placed in park Of
the imperial villa Of Corfu and will stand on
rock which is - 200 feet above the level of tue
sea.
MRS. POTTER AGGmEyED.
Mrs James Brown Potter was to have re-
cited today at DuumOw. , ssex, AT 4. Q resi-
dence Of J ady BroOks. before the Princess
Mary. Teck aud other notables, but the de tn
Of the King OF Wurtemburg having plunged
the court into mourning ihe engagement was
cancelled Mrs. otter feels that she has been
in used. and attributes the few pitfalls
into which SIZE has fallen & her
former society friends. aud 10 the eyli
influence Of one in particular. lie IS world
renowned American journalist now living. IN
London who first m do violent love 70 her
without su cess then for very rage turned
mon her and has bounded her ever since.
Mrs. p tier promised the world some in
teresting gossip. and if she only remains in
her pre- ent mood size VIII launch bomb
into New York society that VIII revenge her
for all the slg Is she had endured.
ANCIENT LANDMARK RFMoyED.
Sir John Lubbock and the county council
were engaged to-day IN ceremony OF un-
usu4l importance. Direct on the route from
Osf0rd street 60 the at n road all the great
railway termni have been blocked up
for years past By street gates cen
tury old Though now an obsolete
country road custom the right Is cung
to hv the Duke OF Bedford and his
tenants. who liked the gates a they prevented
tie noise from the night-cao traffic and made
ali tie gated streets ou.et. Last yer Parlia
ment passed az act abolishing all these gat u.s.
and the county council to day m de the first
reno Al OF the most notorious example. A
straight road now exists & the railway sta
ton and is a great pubic benefit