New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
AMERICANS ABROAD.
WHAT SOME OF THEM HAVE BEEN DOING
AND SAYING.


A TALK WITH ExsEcRETARY TNAoi -N"'A'sA-
nor BAYARD AS A GOLF PLAYER-ARMf |
OFFICERS AT THE ALDERsncT MA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMERICAN
NOTES FROM LONDON
London. Aug 2i-It has been ascertaineu 'n"'
there were eleven American passengers on the Chah-
:, .or ceaf,rd Of the New Haven-Dieppe Line
,h,ch was sunk on Tuesday in collision with the
s,oamer LYON of the same line seVera app"ea-
lions to the American Embassy for aa rrage have
from from m re Ambassador Bayard Is personally Will
Ing to assist the destitute bu; ne mer,cans have
,ns sda ,nayIdual laims against the COMPANY III
these claims are not paid In rev DAYS 'he' WI" oe
placed in the hands OF an attorney
Tho poard of Trade denies that 1t has any nten-
,on 70 send a delegate to Washington to arrange
,,n, scheme TO destroy derelicts. more especially
,hose floating in the North Atlantic, which acton
been urged on board ss Of hos
question is a diplomatic one, ana that IL Is "''ni"
he functions Of the Foreign once.
Among the passengers sailing to-day Tor New
York from Southampton on the American Lime
steamer St. Louis are: Commaruer nl"u'o'u mn.
t,sr,enant Milllgan who had charge OF me reSent
aneod trIa Of The st. Louis; Assistant nssy
General Nelson N w. G9oo or the American Zine
nr Forbes Winsow and Professor W. H. ""'''-''
cero-a, BENJAMIN F. Tracy ex-secretary OF tne
,,u,,od states Navy, with his daughter, MIS- WIZ
,ording and his granddaughter MISS " hihe'''"s'
spent the last week in the Scottish fishiahas' az,
a short stay In London, following a genera 'ou, Vi
-. Continent They sailed for home on WEDNESDAY.
TIE Coh'TTT racv kept in close touch with American
noca affairs while in Europe nu M nominee
no 1e Repubc as although con,inung lTank ana
stanch friend OF ex-Presdent arsi conversation
o." rrahingIv confessed that he considered nimsea
stlll young man. with no 'i'e"'o" u "'e
public life.
49,. u,,uoga given TO American inspectors to verify
-, ,ha norts OF landing alleged cases OF pieuro-
nr.u,oon,a in cattle Two Canadian cattle sufer-
ING from pleuro-pneumonia were recently ia"ueu at
Deptford and the Canadian authorizes %ere for
ansSans the same privileges as the American IN
spectors enjoy is now being ras.I ire Contends that
there is no provision in any ACT Oh IVA W sbng,on
hitting foreign inspectors mere e nrepered to learn
tSat The privilege accorded the American inspect
| ors has been rescinded
| Ambassador Bayard has declined many INVITA- wa,
.,ons for grouse shooting this month, but ne Will
take a brief vacation in September wheh .he pa, '
ridge season opens in the Highlands. wner 8-, ne
nrnyod himself an excellent shot last year WINE
Mr Bayard cannot be called an enthusiasts soiie IT,
men of his years and takes exercise at the the. p no,
frequently as opportunity Is Oisse9 fair scores
|
so,0ro, American Army officers have witnessed
the August manoeuvres in England ana are so'ms
| home enthusiastic for similar notifications ahhuai'y
| t. ,ho United States They were much Impressed
~ find at Aldershot just outside or LONDON io'oe
Communicating the entire standing army OF t"e oh''eu
| c,otns In this force were 10000 volunteers VINO
are similar in all respects to the A eIes IN ninety
CORDS gathered from all parts OF the oi 49, re
dom and In the opinion OF American oi.r, asre
|
from various parts of the country as wen horu,se
assoc,ation with regulars. could not be other".st
srtpnmely beneficial 1t appeared to them eX
ceedingly advisable TO establish an Aner.a' ,n
for mahS S,aa might spend few weeks each sum.
mer in service with regulars II nothing eise
Officers with large bodies OF men,
rx-snsaker Crisp will sail for home on August 81
t. ordar 70 keen engagements for the dedication OF
the Chickamauga Park and the opening vi VIC "
lana Exposition.
Not C,oodwin and his wife have been going IN
theatrical rounds the last two weeks III seae" ~
a,.a,.,as adantable to the American stage. and II
would be surprising Ing ~ I me With him
Senator Gray, of Delaware. with his wiie as
week visited United States Consul Wiham .
black the Senator's brothern,law at Nuremp nnI
Ravaria. The Senator's stay in Europe mas Deer
limited TO three weeks
Nessrs Gou,pers and Mcguire. the American dele
| gates TO the Trades Congress. were weicomeu .,
their arrival in London by ben lihe,- sam
Woods secretary Of the Trades Parliamentary com
. ! mittee and other labor unionists Johh buih
showed Mr.. Gompers over the Houses Oh Tariai"e"
In the course of an interview Mr. Gompers referre
10 Kerr Hardies visit to the United states on III
invitation OF a faction OF the Chicago trades-uhio
lists as having significance whatever rms,
may be pointed out N passing, Is not MT ha'''e
estimate His organ declares that his departure
the greatest occurrence in the history OF the moder
labor movement Mr. Hardie himself wrote as h
was leaving England. describing his ieave-taKng
a cor, NJ apotheosis A Scotch legal digntary VIII
happened to share the railway ceasn ron Showed
Difference TO him. was spoken or by !he iat'eI
being n good e aTye Op Ha nGi sad
high Cunard official gave speola instruStlohs COZ
esrnng US before the Seam seeon Of
other bottles of wine flgn parns s
e adds Mr.. Hardie, were such sweet sorrow"
r. The Hodckin prize awarded by the Smithsonia
Institution at Washington to Lord Rayleigh ar
- Professor Ramsey for their discovery OF argon
e presentation will be made by Ambassador bayai
= | without formality at the Embassy
n The dean OF Cornell University recently wrote
Captain Lehman, Of the Leander Rowing Gu
asking whether, in the event OF Cornell sending a
other crew 10 take part in the Henley regat
R. next wear IT would be we'll received in Engan
q Captain Lehman replied tndt, so lar as the be d
% der Club was concerned. IL would be pleased
meet a Cornell crew again. and 10 let pygones
, bygones
se The Erie Railroad reorganization scheme Will
,e is about to be published provides for an asses
ment of sl2 on the preferred shares and IS on {
common stock. The proceeds OF the assessmei
roughly estimated at 100000. VIII be applied
the extinction OF the receivers certificates and {
~ floating debt.
The French Chinese loan syndicate has been
b.. structed to pay another 100000 into the Bank
90 | England This will make total OF 100000 tn
w will have been paid into the bank Further II
RS ports OF gold from New-York are expected 10 resu
- WRETCHED PILGRIMS AT LOURDES.
Ie THE PLACE swARMs WITH THE SICK AND DYI.
wv WHO HOPE TO BE CURED By FAITH