New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
PLANS OF THE UNIONlSIS.
TACTICS BY WHICH THEY HOPE TO KILL
THE EvICTED TENANTS BILL.

| THE COMMONS CANNOT ACCEPT TT-RADIcALS
TO QUESTION SIR WILLIAM uARcouRT-
DISPOSITION OF THE IRISH FUND-TIIE
| INTERCoLoNIAL CONFERENCE
| London July lon Thursday next John Nor
! ley. Chief Secretary for Ireland. will move the
second reading Of the Evicted Tenants bin in the
| House OF Commons. Neither Mr.. Chamberlain
| nor Mr.. Balfour has the courage TO lead the
! opposition against the bill but between them
| they have drafted an amendment. which some
| ltle-known Conservative will introduce. 10 the
| effect that In view OF the fact that important
English legislation has been sorely neglected. II
is not desirable at SO late n period In the session
10 press any measure drafted In the interests ~
an undeserving class After this amendment IL
defeated, as Il certainly Will be. n measure VIII
be proposed in committee at the instigation Of
Mr. Bafour. providing that the operation OF the
clauses relating To compensation be voluntary
otherwise landlords shall have the power TO do
what they please with the claims ~ tenants
After this proposal has been rejected by the
Commons. interest In the struggle will be trans
ferred to the House II Lords. where Lord Sails
bury VIII assent 10 the second reading ot tho
bill but under his direction Il Will be So mutilatel
in committee 10 make II Impossible for the
House Of Commons to accept It on its return -
PEELED TO abandon the bin because OF It's incon-
gruity These Conservative tactics have not the
merit Of either skill or originality. and In all
probability they Will not divert the odium ~ the
rejection Of the BIZ from the Tni0nist leaders
upon whom the Tories are hopeful of fastening H.
At the same time the determination OF the Radl-
Gals to take advantage ~ the opportunity to
prod the House Of Lords will be intensified.
Cir uor, 10 mn e
statement Of the programme OF the Government
FOR the remainder Of the session after the House
If Commons hns completed consideration Of the
budget This VIII probably be done on Tuesday.
n the Chancellor Of the EXchequer th"n fails -
announce that the Cabinet has decided - give
effect 10 the recommendation Il the Leeds con-
ference Mr. Labouchcre or some other i"a Ing
Radical will demand - know The intentions 4
the Government, In regard 70 the attitude u the
Ministry toward The Lords.
The Irish Parliamentary party IS loss concerned
the prospective COLLAGE OF the Eyicicd Ten
ants bill than be inngnn-l In Wow ~ the
approaching release 81 the Paris fund Mcssrs
Mccarthy Dillon and sexton are however urR-
ing Mr.. Morley TO draft the bill NO as 10 provide
for the buying out ot landlords. In opposition z
this Mr.. Morley proposes the form1uon ~
Cour, OF Arbitration charged with the duty ~
lords II the Government grant $4,000 Tor COM
pcnsatlop. the work # the Arbitration Commits
sion Will BE- easy. In the present schism ~ the |
Irish party. however. the Nationalist feeling over
the disposition ~ the Paris fund IS greatly en-
FILTERED. The compact Irish Catholic section.
through its organ The Irish Catholic. SAYS that
f2o 600 OF the fund ought II be given 10 Timothy
Harrington and Mrs P,rnoll. or 60 their lawyers
In the circumstances II Is not remarkable that
the factions are not satisfied. but II IS equally
true that most OF the Irish people are amazed AZ
the cool disposal OF the aggregated contrlbu- |
tions Of the sympathZeis with ireland the world
over. The fund is regarded by the peasantry as
a National treasure and IT must be devoted TO
National uses or there VIII be trouble Tor many |
Irish Parliamentarians.
Mr. Gladstone has addressed letter pathetic
In It's tone. 10 Sir George Russell. NJ T.. on the
occasion OF the death Of the latters father. Lord
Charles Russell. Il have SEEN Mr. Gladstone
says. with the eyes Of others an account ~ the
death Of your father. or shall say that have |
seen that in the gathering yout father has placed
his treasure where neither moth nor rust can |
corrupt IT, and has also placed his dependence |
where II Will never fail with growing years. We |
feel more and more that everything here Is but !
aren't and that death alone integrates us. ! am |
going 10 Pitochrie (ScotiandD. hoping 10 return |
and hoping TO resume. II IL please God. the great
gift Of working with the strength OF my vision" |
In consequence Of numerous complaints Of i'm J
moralites at massage establishment In the |
West End the police have Instituted "A secret In |
quiry into the matter with the result Of dis !
covering that the business OF massage was a |
mere cloak for disreputabe houses The evil :,
dence against these houses is strong. but their |
nefarious business Is guarded at every point
The conference Of the international Federation |
for the State Abolition OF Vice welcomed Or. |
Kate Bushnell and Mrs. Wheeler. and presented |
albums and Illuminated addresses 10 them In |
recognition Of their services In India. Resolu-
tons against any form Of State regulation OF |
vice were passed.
The Colonial agents In London are not enthusi- |
astic over the results Of the Intercolonial Con- |
ference In Ottawa. The policy Of united EN-
pIre trade league Is considered crude and doubt |
full The officials Of the Colonial Office also are |
increduous az to the possibility OF effective |
scheme Of imposing diferential duties on British |
and Colonial goods throughout the United King |
dom II the policy were adopted the customs |
STATS at all ports would require to be quadrupled
and buildings would have to be extended at an |
immense cost The league policy would also |
greatly embarrass the Foreign Office In maintain |
ing commercial treaties with foreign countries. |
On the whole, the chances OF the Colonial Legis- |
latures' accepting the suggestions OF the Ottawa |
Conference are considered remote.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury and the Bishops |
Of Winchester and Rochester will officiate at the
baptism OF the Duke Of Yorks son at White |
Lodge on Monday. The Queen Will be pres mt. |
The boys name is to be Albert Edward George |
Nicholas.
Beerbohm Tree will begin his American tour at
Abbey's Theatre In NcwYork on January ~.
1895
Lillian Russell will begin her engagement at
the Lyceum on September s.
The Misses Sutro. OF Baltimore pianiss, who
have lust completed their studies I'm Berlin
played at Steinway Hall yesterday with success
They will play there again on July 90
Clara Poole King Will sing In Elijah" AT Al
bert Hall on November !.
Sir Arthur Sullivans Golden Legend will be
given on January II. 1895.
Far From tho Mnddng Crowd.