New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
AMERICAN SEASON IN LONDON
TT WILL, BE CHRONICLED AS THE GAY
EST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL

PREPARATIONS FOR FOURTH Or ''Hi
rroN-,x INTERVIEW WITH CHARLES X
FLINT OSCAR wILDE's PLAYS TO REAP
PEAR-A NETWORK PUBLISHER
uoNonEp-THE KHAN TO DE
COACHED IL ETIQUETTE.
London June ?9--The American seafoh III ho"uo"
is al full height. 1t will be chTohicien DIS .' 90
est and most successful OF any BEFORE Inc oes'
hotels are damned with American guests. ana !"
the Thames Valley, especially In the heH'e! iee,'
all of the boarding houses and available Villas nav.
| been capturcd by Americans Among the ne"
features OF amusement In the American coo"y -
an American driving meet when is annou"'e' ~
be held in Hyde Park on July y ana III ""'"
American vehicles OF all descriptions VIII take par'.
The light vehicles will head the procession ana WIZ
drive around the Park the benefit OF the crown
| It Is expected that a fashionable tnrohs Will W
present to the show.
| Tho American delegates to the international Ran
way Congress who were present at the Eui'a am
nor NJ tho Ancient Armorers' Company yesterday.
| Included H. s. Halncs president OF the American"
| Railway Association; w. f. Alien, secretary OF 'ne
| association; c. w Bradley. general superih'ehue"'
| OF the West Shore Railroad. Frank Thomas. hrst
| vlce-prcsidcnt Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. ana
| Theodore ~ Ely chief OF motive power OF the
| Pennsylvania Railroad. The American delegates
were toasted and President Hanes responded 'cr-
tain of the quaint dining customs or the Nrho'''S
greatly amused and pleased the guests. MI ha'hcs
said to-day:
The port was OF the 1858 brand and altogether De-
yond criticism The loving cup was passed around.
irhe menu VAS rreproa chable. Here, as eycrywhere
we bo we heen treaied with the most profuse hosp
tally and the most sincere goodwin"
Charles r. Flint. OF New-York. the South Ameri-
| can capitalist merchant and ship-owner was seen
this morning NY a representative OF the Lniteo
| Press at quiet hotel in Bond-st. he seemeo
10 be inundated with business though IT mas peeh
stated that the object OF his visit was 10 se'
some rest Mr.. Flint said h. had been spending
tho most 81 his time IN business circles in the city
lie had seen Lord Rothschild ard Aired de Roths-
child and was 10 meet Leopold de Rotnscniia on
Monday. Mr. and Mrs FLINT had dned last even
| ing with Colonel Barring, OF the Barns nrH ana
| he had also conferred with the representatives. OF
| some OF the South American Governments lie also
intended to meet the South American delegates 10
| the International Railway Congress lie was IN
| terested he added. In the expectation OF fo1n"s
| stock from the United States. ana was IN OK
nsc,atlon Of favorable and important developments
| In the matter. The name Of the South American
! Government FOR which he was negotiating a roam
| no Vas no, at liberty mention az present Mt
| Flint said he had also seen number o. snip
! owners with a view Of obtaining improved lao'"-
| ties .or transportation between the 'h'tei ''"'o'
,nl South Amcrih. lie had combined pleasure
With business; had been 10 oxford with Mrs. f'ht'
| and had taken a trip down the Thames In a steam
launch In London he had visited the Junior
carlton the National Liberal and the 81 stephens
clubs To-day he and Mrs. Flint were gong 10
Dcyonshlre as the guests OF Thomas Barring. Alter
a few DAYS spen, there. Mr.. Flint will go 10 PARIS
! a,,-,,,- I'm time TO witness the Cowcs yacht
r,ccs. He will probably attend the Fourth o, July
dinner IN Paris.
ro,- hundred guests will ST down TO the ban
80. -, ,hc American Society mere on July T.
w,vno NacVcagh. United States Ambassador 70
r,,I. y,u nrcs,de and r T. stevens will be vice
chairman.
Admiral 4 X Benham. with his wife ana dausn-
ter has arrived here from Paris and Is living j"
n Quiet and retired house In Portinah 'a"a'e'
Captain siias Terry. L. : y. formerly IN com com,
nd or the United states cruiser NcwarN' ana
Lieutenant T. H. Underwood. o. the United states
steamer Yantic with h!s wife. arrived here fe"
davs ago from Montevideo. Captain Terry sailed
FOR New-York the Lain last wednesday
ra,. po,dolnh Churchill and her sisters. Mrs
Norton Proven and Mrs. Jack" Leslie sailed
for New-York to-day. to remain In the lmtei states
three weeks Their visit is connected with the
settlement OF their mothers estate.
Among the saloon passengers on tho steamer
Paris are Lady Fenton. Lady Moesworih' and
Major and Mrs. Mills.
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prison * in good health but the doctors have
, prohibited his being put In the trcadmill Conse
ouently he is kept picking oakum, but II Is un
derstood that he will soon be put TO mak'n'
matches Recently he asked n friend TO send MIN
:, Augustinc's works and some historical books
v,u1e.s lavs are about 10 make their Temperance
; in the English theatres In London. The Crane
Theatre announces the production OF AN Idea
Husband" and prints the authors name In larg
= letters on its bllls.
| An address OF congratuation IL 10 be presente'
D | TO George Haven Putnam. the New-York publisher
In recognition OF his success in securing the tnite
e States Copyright act. The address Is signed b,
@ Edwin Arnold Hall Game. Or. Conan Doyle
= | Thomas Hardy Edmund Gossc. George Meredith
: W. clark Russell and host OF other iitterateurs
l. Pierre T.orard makes his reappearance on IN
. English turf with SIX nominations Tor the 1 iw
J. sand Guincas. and one. Dakotah H. FOR the Derby
II Ienglass. the winner OF the gold cup at Ascot
q new in the stud with record OF 800 gulneas
II The coming dissolution OF Parliament dims n
i state functions will be a garden party at Buckins
;. ham Palace. 10 which 1900 invitations have bee
- issued The Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha TN
e Duke OF Edinburgh will also give a garden part,
e A State concert on July 10 will close the season
n busy ' week in attending bazaars The Princess
Wales and her daughters opered bazaar IN aii {
| ST. MaryS Hospital anu atttTucu hc'u
tho Society Tor the Prevention o, Cruelty 10 Chi
o. dren. Princess Beatrice presided AT SAFE OF wor
a., | by the Working Ladies' Guild
- The Shahzaia. Nasrua Khan Will pass Nigh
s. at Windsor Castle Prior to rviting him the Quee
10 | insisted that some one should conch him IN ct
auctte In n recent interview with Her 'Majcst
re Nasrullah Khan. following the custom observed
Of | his father the Amcer. In presenting missve to
"a high parsonage Tapped all over letter from I,
lie queen. The after looked at the process doubtful
, and finally decided that II would be better for n
TX NOT TO take the missive. lord-nw waiting receive
O. the letter with an expression OF undisguised iii
C. gust.
~ Nasrulla Khan has taken dinner with Georl
~. Nathaniel Curzon. the newly appointed Under Sc
's rotary OF the Foreign ONCE who recently ma
ne ried Miss Mary Letter. OF Chicago.
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