New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

hesitate to let their money 90, as they fear the
extension OF the present business troubles in
America Even Boston banks of high standing,
which offer as security bonds of the State Of
massachusetts,, are treated cautiously
The repeated defeats Of Royal Phelps CAROLS
Navahoe have not abated the keen interest felt
by yachtsmen in the coming matches between her
and the Prince Of Waless Britannia The friends
OF MI Carrolh say that in these matches she will
show qualities which she has failed to display in
the races with three or tour competitors. In a
letter to " The Times United States naval Off
Ger points out that the Navahoe won each race
sailed by her against single opponent instead Of
against fleet. 1t was in the interest Of the
English yachts racing against the Navahoe" he
adds, to prevent in any way possible her winning.
Even at this disadvantage she has been only a
few minutes behind the winners, excepting in one
race"
The heat has been intense during the last
week Yesterday the thermometer here regis
tered ninety-thrce degrees in the shade. At
Greenwich Observatory the mercury rose to ninety
three degrees In the shade and I 06 in the sun.
To-day the weather is some twenty degrees cooler
Many sunstrokes have been reported during the
week People have been driven to the seashoie
in unusual numbers and consequently bathing
accidents have multiplied beyond precedent. More
than 90 persons have been drowned at the sea-
shore and inland lakes since last Saturday. The
newspapers say that in twenty years England has
not had another such period Of midsummer suf-
ferlng.
Queen Victoria has been affected by the weather
as in no former summer. She has passed hours
trying TO find in the summer-honse in the Osborne
f'rs rc"t from the heat. Punkas and other
tropical appliances for cooling the air have been
in constant use around her. In the evening she
has driven in the most dcnsely shaded parts oil
the grounds. Although, apparently, she has sli =
fered decline of her general health, her physl-
clans advise that she should 90 TO Balmoral 1or
change of ar soon as possible.
Dozens of theatrical people went down to
SOUTHAMPTON TODAY to see Henry 1rving'S com
panv start on the steamer New-York for America
Among the New-York's other passengers are Sena-
tor Morgan, returning with his family from re
Pnhrino Sea Tribunal OF Arbitration procecdlncS ~
Paris: Edwin II. Terrell ex-Mnlstcr to l"Icilin
Samuel r. Thaycr, cA-Ministcr 10 the Netherlands:
Lieutenant Governor Chapleau. Of Quebec. ana
John Roberts, ir., the English billiard Champion
who is going TO Chicago TO play. a match with
Ives Roberts is accompanied by his family.
Sylvia Gerrsh, formerly Of the Casino in New
York has appeared with success in Nltouche az
the Trafalgar SQUARE and is now making engage
mcnts which will keep her in London through the
winter Mutt de Noel a new play written
Jointly by Henry IIaync. Camille Roelaz and
Maurice fefehrc. had successful first night at
the Theatre de rAmbigu Comique In Paris tins
week.
DISPATCHES from Cairo indicate that the Khe-
dive has experienced a change OF policy, If not IA
change of heart since his visit in Constantinope:
He is said to be treating the representatives Of
Russia and France with noticeable GOODNESS ana
"a be showing new favor TO the English. IL H.
surmsed that he resents the failure Of Russia
and France to support him and his ant-English
programme during his toiourn at the Golden Horn