New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24

long lines extended along the streets. lhsiue INC
! theatre the scene was a brilliant one Inc 80
| had taken a box. and she sent members VI 'o'
| household TO the reception. host OF ho'aoe p.o
no were present Included in the number were .iie
| Duke OF Beaufort Lords Knutsford Rothschna
| porold c,ower and Glenesk and Baroness Buroete-
| Coutts The curtain rising. disclosed the pest
| known members OF the profession, VINO hau sa'"
cred to honor the aged actress In the centre %
| the stage there was pyramid OF MOWERS "e
white-haired Mrs Keeiey was supported ny Ars
| John Wood who made a speech. which was re-
.,ordsd n nv Mrs Kelley in a marvelously Gear
! voice which carried every word to the remotes'
| corner OF the house In the course OF her reply
Mrs Kelley recalled incidents OF the past seventy
years The enthusiasm was tremenS Sod sba is s
| active She is a good water-coor artist ana
fin. PIANIST and sings better than many OF her
E um'Sr comedian Mrs in his day died ago
as did her daughter. Polly keeiey; .!TSs Kee
fsy%sd Mrs s'i Rsssy made her
appearance In o .h op al 'H of hat name
Arrangements that under way to effect
settlement of the breach Of promise suit OF birdie
Sutherland OF the Gaiety Theatre. against the Hon.
| Tweedmouth' have failed and the will pro,
| coed to a judicial settlement Damages are laid
at 10000.
The Old stories are revived OF the falling health
Queen.
| excessive tendency to sleep and that she needs
| constant watching Visitors at windsor castle
say on the contrary. that she is active she con-
stantly goes out driving. 10 matter what the con-
dlton of the weather may be An unusual series
of incidents occurred during the Queens recent
| tourney from Balmoral to Windsor Castle. First
Her Majestys favorite collie dog was Killed on the
railway AS the Princess Louise was boarding the
train at Aberdeen she missed the step OF the coaen
and fell and crawled into the carriage on her
| hands and knees Next the pilot engine, when al
ways p-ecedes the royal train. was In some manner
a'r lon~ de I After arriving at Windsor Castle
! Her Majesty went out driving. and came near
COMMON 0 10 many riders OF the wheel not
looking where he was goins and tanned mis- ma
The bicycl!st was slightly injured Her Majesty
to n9us to as ns eay that the
! accident was not more serious
The Government proposes to ask for increase
shipbuilding This will raise the navy estimates TO
f22Oo00OO nearly half Of which Will be devoted TO
shipbuilding.
! 1t is likely that the trouble IN the shipbulding
yards on the Clyde and at Belfast will result In
the sending OF prospective contracts partly
! to the United States and parity TO Germany The
| report current early In the week that Captain Nc
| Clure Will come to England as the agent OF the
Chinese Government. and with authority to enter
into contracts for the construction OF ironelads
gunboats and torpedo-b boats. Is repeated The or
ders It is said Will extend over years. and 1t is
| understood that they the largest ever given by
any Power at time. As Japan is certain TO
spend on shipbuilding large portion OF the $4,000
coo Indemnity lying In the Bank OF England
the English firms expect full tide OF prosperity
barring strikes.
! The libel action OF Lord Muskerry against his
sister-in-iaw. Mrs Hilton. has becn privately set
| tied This will prevent scandaous disclosures
| Mrs Hlltons counsel stated that In writing the
| alleged libel Lord Muskerry she had been
! actuated by the interest she took In her sister.
| PARIS SPECTATORS WARNED.
Paris, Nov 23-The following self-expanat tory
| sem-ofIical note published here this morning.
! Spectators most OF them foreigners. are seeking