The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27
TOPICS FROM OVER THE SEA.
MOVEMENT A0AINSf AMERICAN
RENTERS OF HIGHLAND FORESTS

RENTERS OF HIGHLAND FORESTS.
u.,ry Hrvins's Company Mako Him a rres.
.nt-Marris Says This Has Been Had
Year for Opera-A Girl or Kent Who
N.saueraded - q hoy ana Earned Wages
=. Farm Mana-vIctoria's Prise Cows,
cpr,u 1929. BY a. i"srn.,ts"ai Telegraph cOwranv.
IoypoS. Nov. 26.-Offlcial notice was given
to-day OF the appointment OF a royal commits
slon to inquire 40 to what lands were available
Tor suitable extensions OF tho holdings OF the
Highland crofters. Tho com mission is really
directed At tho owners and'renters Of the High.
land door forests. this American Wlnans and
o,bets Prof. Bryce. who 10 member OF Mr..
Gladstons's Cabinet. has for a long time boon
IN favor OF making the picturesque portions
~ the Highlands free resort for the public.
and he will undoubtedly endeavor to exercise
his influence In favor OF limiting the monopoly
Of tho iards.
Friday evening was the twenty.nrs ami
vsrsaty OF tho appearance OF Henry Irving at
tho lyceum Theatre In The Bells" Mr..
Irving Is now playing King Lear At the
s.mo threatre and whom he entered his
dressing room after tho frst act he found .
ststue.to OF himself In the part Of Ma:hiaa Mr..
irving was grati,led as we'll as surprised. tho
ststuetts being . present from tho members
OF tho company.
Tho conversion Of thu Pail Mall Gazette Is
complete. It appears to-day as . Tory organ
pronounced type.
Asaresut Of the death Of tho Duke Of Mari.
borough the wooden pallsadc on the outskirts
OF Blenheim Park will doubtless he pulled
down. This paisade Is reminder OF curious
quarrel between tho late Duke and his rector.
t,,i NJ hn tIvpA ~ IA la kNr
homo with his American bride. Tho Dukes
tenants wished to bestow upon him the
:SsS''}S : GSni y, ", r. q:
which cast reelection upon, his vile: a long
spea sp n. tSase rsht ~
personal perturbation. The Duke OF Mari.
one it was. lie erected 2 huge paiisads on the
outskirts. Of Blenheim Park. SO ss to entirely
ss1 Ssi tn: to sss ih the
appointed Com missioner to Uganda. to inyes-
s sSst sR snrs
NJ Stanley Is willing to 90. but is not likely to
King Humbert proposes to give 1000. 900
Pesses ' oi the PROPOSED National Exhibition In
Tho Aren,ia Liberia Haliana annouuces that
from noted dEEssh ph sn
e crusade for tn. nSoton Of Monte Carlo IS
expected that some Of the deputies will in
= Sir Augustus Harris closed the regular
italian orera season tonight. He declares
that it has been one Of the most worrying
years In his experience as u manager OF opera.
expenses. The latest trouble In which Sir
fanusr the trainer q VIII ad m
ton to heavy fees Tor teaching. Nine. Lanner
s5 ,sa & ss the Tsn.d ST. Of her
smpltyed al the Drury Lane and Covent Garden
an exortitant ono. and not fair to. the girls.
:.,eclin ed to accommodate the madame She
ST. Prom tSe
girls. Sir Augustus forthwith re,olped that II
Nine. Tanner annoyed him he would In future
and procure ballet girls elsewhere. Suits and
countsrIsuits were begun but Nine. Lanner
ea ~ n prtm h
nent manager as sir Augustus Harris. and
Yesterday evening she made complete sur
sss S.y.s XII %ts: .e"g &
April. returning in Tins for tho London season.
romance comes , from s ;u."N r good,
Ssseap sf ai e1s,Gsn
became known her employer discharged her.
and the poor girl. not D0inR allowed to go
about in m on 8 clothes. and having no other
clothes to wear. took refuge In the poorhouse.
The story got into the newspapers. and the
girl has since received several offers OF mar
riage. some Of them from respectable young
but had no clothes In which to receive her ad-
mirror. Her case excited such sym pathy that
to-day the poor law guardisns met at Battle
and voted to give the girl . decent suit OF
clothes In order that she might get married.
Tho girl. 1t appears. lived IN Kent. and got
tired Of staying ct home Seeing but little
male attire. and left HON. last Christm as.
Queen Victoria took the first prizes for Here
ford shorthorn steers at fhs BirminGh ham cat
Ito show to-day. The Queen is very proud Of
her cattle. and nothing pleasos her better than
TO learn that they have taken prizo. 1t was
Prince Albert that first got her interested In
stock. and she has always given considerable
attention to her herds.
The Cremation Society. founded in October
last at Wlesbadep. already numbers hundreds
Of members Three late members have been
cremated. and the others intend to be. The
cremations have taken place at Heidelberg.
Wiesbaden.
The Kaiser has sent to the wife OF DR.. welhe
an officer OF the court OF justice 1T Bundle n
medal in recognition OF the gallant rescue OF u
drowning child.