The sun., 1894-10-14
EVENTS IN THE OLD WORLD.
STORM or PROTEST 1s3AINsT
THE REFORMERs OF SOCIETY.

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IoSDoN Oct lathe standard Of public
moral. Of England has undergone the annual
revision during the current week. The Church
Congress has been In session at Exeter Hail and
the Licensing Committee Of the County Council
also .at in this city. The proceedings before
the latter body have excited far greater public
interest than the discussion Of similar Ques-
tiops before the highest tribunal Of the State
Church.
Tho real Issue before the Council Committee,
though presented In \ variety Of forms, has been
the question of the ofiicial attitude Of the me-
tropolis toward the social evil. This subject al
vays arouses great bitterness and intolerance
on both sides wbsn II occupies the attention OF
London, but the point was mover 30 hotly con-
tested as at the present moment. Applications
for the renewal Of the licenses OF places OF amuse-
ment. except ordinary theatres. which are under
the authority Of the Lord Chamberlain have been
heard by the County Council Committee. Many
Of these applications are opposed by the Ma
tional Vigilance Association and other individ-
uals, the majority OF whom are women. Tho
first object Of attack was the living pictures
at the Palace Music Hall. which Is the hsh-
est class place Of variety entertainment In Lon
don. IL Is difficult to understand now any sahe
man or woman can take exception TO the ex-
auisite manner In which the taoieaux represent
ing weu-known masterpieces arc pul upon e .ne
Palace stage, but the criuolsms inau.eo tne
committee 70 instruct 'ne , "anskens .,n '., ~ .A
cise greater care 10 aVo'a onehuine susoepu-
bilitics. ,,
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those places whicn are .he recoshi.su nauii.s -
the demi-monde. EVeryoooy Knows 'ere arg ioui y.
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