The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04

their accommodations and the rules OF their
institution, and the Legation and consular
philanthropists are In n quandary.
Do Lacy says his father was French Ca
madam his mother Irish. and he was born in
New York. He has relatives who carry on
largo business as hawkers, and whose head
quarters are at Orange. N. j.
The Manitoban Government Is so satisfied
with the quality OF the Icelandic omigrants
who settled In the Northwest last season. that
the Beaver line reorlo have bcen commits
stoned to obtain another shipload. and have
sent an ne ent to Iceland to make the neces-
sary arrangements. The Icelnnders will be
brought TO Liverpool In the middle OF July,and
thence forwarded to Montreal
The hearing OF tho sensational Sutherland
will suit will commence next week. The i'm
mediate questions in dispute are the Legality
Of the ejcctment Of the Dowager Duchess from
Tittensor mansion. which she claims as her
own.and the right to use certain private drives
in the neiRhborhood.n tower than twenty one
miles In length. The Dowager's temper has
not been sweet ened BY ak weeks Incarceration
in Holloway prison. and II abe can manage 1t,
some extremely unpleasant side issues will be
dragged In. with tho object OF ANNOYING the
present Duke and his superHne relatives.
Augustin DAILY announces that he will open
his new theatre. near Leicester square. on
Tuesday evening, June 20. with THE Tam
ing OF the Shrew." Clement Scott has written
an address for tho occasion. which Miss Rehan
will recite Us n prelude to the performance.
On June 81 The Hunchback will be given.
and on July II. Love In Tandem" which will
be II novelty to Londoners
At tho request OF the Timber Trades Asso-
citation OF the United States. sent through
Frank s. Shurick OF Marietta, O.. MIR
Henry White, Charge d Affaires. has obtained
from Mr.. Gladstone as 4 gift. and has for
warded to America. one OF the axes used
by the Premier in telling trees at
Hawarden Castle. The axe is to be exhibited
in the Forestry Department OF the Worlds
Fair and ought to prove a great attraction.
1t is n very fine ono, sharp and heavy, with the
ash handle we'll worn by the Grand Old Mans
frequent hearty grips. 1t is understood by
Mr.. Gladstone that at tho close Of the exhi-
tion tho axe will find permanent homo at the
headquarters of the Timber Trades Associa-
t!on. AS far as can be ascertained. he
| hRs never previously parted with one Of his
| axes. and Americans will therefore appreciate
! the present compliment the more.
! Queen Victoria's birthday fell upon May "a.
| but for some mysterious reason 1t has been
officially celebrated in London to-day. Fine
| weather brought together prodigious crowds
| to witness the picturesque ceremony OF troop
ing tho colorS on the horse GUARDS paraOe, aG
| Whitehall. AS the Prince OF Wales was to be
present. all fashionable London made point
OF being there. Major Post. United states at
| tache. and the other foreign attaches. rode
with the headquarters staff. and looked as
| smart rs any Of them. Gen. Wilcox OF tho
United States Army witnessed the show from
| O reserved seat.
Tonight the West End OF London is nblaze
with Examinations. and all the Ministers Of
! State arc entertaining on large scale in
! honor OF her Majesty. Charge d'Affaires
| White dined with Lord RoseDery at tho For
| elgn ONCE. and subsequently no and the en-
| tire staff OF the embassy and Consul General
and Mrs. Patrick Collins attended the bril-
| liant reception given By bis lordship. Major
| Post had previously dined with the Minister
| for War. and Commander CowlSs with Earl
| Spencer Mt tho Admiralty. Tho En- bassy and
consulate We're both closed to-day in honor Of
| the royal birthday.