New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
bers in their bargains over allotments OF snaFes
in new enterprises

bers in their bargains over allotments Oh S"a'e'
in new enterprises.
American affairs are judiciousy kept IN the
background by the English press. The spec
tator' asserts that the total result Oh INC io"'
automatic negotiations is to establish the prece-
dent that whenever South American Sta'e
acts wrongly and Is threatened with war the
limited States may intervene and compe the o's
putants to resort to arbitration. ms Is d"
accurate summary of the case II the "ehe'a
Arbitration Treaty be regarded as DEAD anu ~ 10
not an exhibit which graIifes Engiish pi'ue
The home Government, as matters s'ai'u,
suspected Of being overreachcd py 'he 49,
Yankees who profsssed to want genera d. -
t,on and then discovered that they were Tree ~
repud!ate their own principe
Word comes from Bradford that WOOL aAU
~voo,en goods are still moving toward A'i'ei 20
like an avalanche. Neither In Yorksh'ie ,o ~.
Joraon has the retroactive clause OF '"e De
lev hill any terrors for exporters VIM ii Vs..
orders still coming with rush iioi' -
The debate in the Commons on '"e tro
niles Of England has done much 10 eo"' Az
III. .ho, o,orn,,sts like Mr.. Marston anu MI
GO, vorr have overrated the dangers OIL Tie
>'....,.., o,ro. tina United states ana Russia
49,. "a, ,;vo,v N mite in boycott Tor s'ai ''"e
~. the United Kingdom ana lhc'uen
inc their own agricultural classes. inc
NJ having an immense stock OF tai
.erved IN imperial storage grahu'Ie' ,,o
cu,ed as It deserved to be by MI. N"n CHAN
demonstrated the futility OF tui'''"e ~
ce,,or Of the Exchequer into great corn 49, -,
and regulating through him the price u i'0N
time Of peace.
r,o uootber has been highly favorable TOT al
outbreak Of Influenza and grip anu DoU'"N
mouth. Brighton and other southern co"s' w.,
are now filled with invalids. Sprihs 10 s
and the east winds continue to harass p'e''O'0
seekers in the West End ,, 81,
Summer Is coming. and with 1t the Juonce VI
+he bookkeeping nation. out OF when sPecu'"'o''
IN windows and platform seats. rear eS'''.
agents and tradesmen expect 10 maze 10y
harvest One Of the latest enterprises 10 "
captive balloon service, by when pHu a0''
view of the whole performance can DE op'a'i'eu
Probably tho only quarters along inc iou'N
,,a n-ocsss,on which have not been either leased
ror the day or auctioned Off Tor charlapio pun
poses are the six rooms IN the ciooN ''
served for prisoners Of state
There Is one free show. the Guildhail art eH-
hibtion and II is good ohe' "h'On "0
can visitor ought to miss.
Ellen Terry achieved tonight one or the great
act successes of her career as Nine. Sans Gene at
the Lvceum Theatre. large ana lashionao'e
erst night audience went wild with delight over
her performance in the prologue, which was as
,nimitabe as her Nance Oldield. throughout
the play she appeared as whimsical madcap'
mart admirably suited to her. and the enthusiasm
Of the audience over one Of the finest exhioi'iohs
Of her stage art was unbounded one OF 'ne
strongest features Of her byplay was her sihiuia'
ed awkwardness since she succeeded IN Trans
forming herself from the most gracetui Oh ac'-
resses into an uncouth and graceless creature
Sir Henry Irving's makeup as Napoleon was
marvelously effective, and his acting adinirao'e
The play was most sumptuousiy mounted anu
its success was unmistakabe. l. ~ T.