New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30
property. the savings Of the peer as much as
49, al Of tho ricl,

nroner,v. the savings Of the peer as much rs
the capital Of the rich
His remarks respecting the excellent personal
relations between himself and MI Gladstone anu
his admiration for the magnanimity ana eidilu
personality OF the Right Honorable gentleman
were rather t. the surprise and somewhat ~ tic
ANNOYANCE OF those narTOw-minded RadlcaiS WIZ
show rancorous bitterness toward MI ChaiH-
berain for daring TO oppose thelr etSA '''''
week Mr. Gladstone patted Mr.. CAanloctiaih OH
the back This week Mr.. Chamberlain euIos'N''
Mr. Gladstone. thereby giving an example Oh '""'
tolerance among politicians, to which L'Ed i'oSe-
berry referred the other day when pausins AT one
OF the Scotch railway stations to be made an
other freeman.
The Temperance party has been greatly per-
t,,rbed during the past week over MI Gads'ohr
advocacy Of the Gothenburs system He has de-
clined TO oblge this section OF his political sup
porters by explaining away his Local option let
ter but has made them small concession; ne
now says his opinions about Local Option have
not altered but that by itself local option VIII
not do much toward checking drunkenness. More
than that should he zone for coping with the
evil and that more he apparently finds In the
Gothenburg system.
II would seem that some of the money con-
tributed to the Irish parliamentary fund IN re-
sponse 10 the recent circular is being returned.
Everybody is waiting 10 see whether Mr.. Glad
stones Twcedmouth checks will be given back.
Ii is hard for a poor organization to dissorge
Its funds. but these checks have been such
curse 10 the Nationalist that the bulk OF the
Marty will be glad t. see the last Of them. They
remind one Of the curse Of Harmonias necklace.
There is a real feeling of relief that the Gov
!rnment has decided to do something toward
eoupping the mercantile marine. and that some
OF the fieetesi steamers running between
England and America will be among the
first TO receive Naval Reserve crews. Moth
ing. however is said about providing these
steamers with ornaments. The French ana huS-
sian mercantile fleets carry both men and arms
and it is stated that Russia has also made ar
rangements with certain American companies
nv which in case of war six fast vessels can he
sent 10 Vladivostock where guns and stores are
kent for them. The ornaments for the British
subsidized mercantile feet have hitherto been
kept at Davenport. Woolwioh, Hong Kong ana
Sydney This arrangement is deemed wholly IN
adequate for vessels the high seas al the
moment when declaration OF war is made In
such a contingency the French vessels OF 'he
Messageries Mariiimes could be turned into
cruisers wherever they happened TO be IN 1e"
hours They each carry about 100 tons OF arms
and ammunition as ballast.
Henry Herman who died this week, Is sald 10
have made $1,000 as mis- share Of The silver
King" Mr. Henry Arthur Jones. VINO assisted
in preparing that piece. was able to provide a
suitable resting-pl.ce for his dead partner ana
So save him from pauper's grave though quar-
rels between the two men had long kept them
estranged Mr. Herman disposed Of his fortune
with CELEBRITY. He accomplished spend
thrift and died ponniiess.
Nine Melba started to-day for New-York. Sh"
will again be in London in June and July, ana
afterward possibly will go 10 Australia though
che has not yet made final arrangements for
doing
A PARNELLITE MANIFESTO ISSUED.
THE OTHER FACTIONS OF THE PARTY AND THE
MINISTRY SEVERELY SCORED.
Dublin Sept. CA manifesto has been issued by
the Parne.ite section OF the Irish party In wnloH
the other factions Of the party are vio.enuy AT
tackled The manifesto says:
The mass of ihe peop.e who went wfong as a.
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