New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

imminent The affair has been the tax oa soG bee
for long time past ana many %p Clay is one Of the
~ %sas su q the dsa 91 He HIS HIS
mother marine member OF Parliament for stockport
who is Cays guardian The laste RI Parament
xbS Mas one Of the In 1ne
BASS Brewery Company o1p1 ihe Death " Of the
Gny, The young man who Just m mt
majority and control Of ar Escdf Where he
was prevailed upon to ndorse the nooes was re-
9ss fortune a4S s 81 S the son
gently SeT Of the Earl of clay
acssa aSe M T6sh viii bs heard ar
The newspapers say that in the abseneS ev must
taiion Of Ciays story, Lord villa" lord Neyill
about dozen years ago was on the S latter was
Lo e vi,5s There WOE" Ss r IN
into the Roman Ca cath ,Ss pres,hcod Rat
Mo 1"rned to- England and married LUisaJ Lose de
Carmen MurIiea sde1s ssuE the weknown
M%5rsa Mr Gssrs de the his @ South IN
%aTss 1855 oTlns to Ld 5nf SsE born
in 1885, educated at Elton and whG T fhe Vest Kent
Lieutenant in the ga Bai ,aen and youthfuook-
Regiment, is tall. cieah-S""
ing ,ow,s the money lender has as, been nast
We had an Office on Cork,s ard NAH ' OF stories
has s c aboH Lewis to s sr enf he
that every year when he goes a ,D himself and
takes slO0cSoco with which 10 ""'"''
accommodate his customers
AN IMPECuNIoUs MARQUIs.-Hugh ne "rs.
uo,rour he sixth Marquis OF feruoro' WIZ
80 To- ,s,, was formerly captain In the uren"-
DOT" ~ ,o' and a, one time Controller or her
>,.a,,.s Household has joined the RANKS ., u.
.",.hsrs 81 the aristocracy who have been ophseu
~ ou their ancestral halls He mas J us near
the authorities OF Alcester "sn,,uoted' that ow-
ing TO his decreasing income anu - keen up the
ne s IL Is impossible for nm 70 10 20 prent H.
rxrvpREss Empress Eugene
4, contemplating publishing a life OF her hu9o'u '
The late Emperor Napoleon Ill Dur'he ne, ",
20 1" HIscusaeI tho matter with Her Ma1esty. ou'
pr tier pronounced herself as being strongly op-
posed TO the proJcc'
RIVAL TO THE COATS.-The EnsNsh o, ,s
Cotton Company. n combination Oh "l''" ~,,
concerns In opposition to the coats VIZ 50 e;ocS1
ON, on Thursday last with cal 4, -, % l.iosyow
,,ie "a CON which was twice subscribed III rIaSeo"
RACING RESCLTS.-The racing season 'u''
ended has produced some Interesting hgures. !"
rho LIST OF winning owners for 1891 John Gupo'is
tho owner OF Galtee More. winner OF the Derry
rb. FIRST Irish horse to win that race ana me
winner OF the Two Thousand Glineas an" ~
Iecer az well other big races hc""s III"
with re 49, Of which sum all but .lo- was WIN =,
Ga1tce More Leopold de Rohschid. VINO hea"''
he OF winning owners III 10" """ '''''
ond with u74st The Prince Of Wales VINO was
second in 1886 is now third. with n5.I1h WIS"
bring. M the Prince OF Waless totaf Tor the AZ
five years 10 fsi7r. Lord Kos"bery won ii"'o,r o
VI Lcbaudy rs ST. the Duke OF Devonshite' i''-"'
and e. ID Rose. flc2ZI ,,-,,. ,,ou
The American contingent shows up ia"S 49,, 49,
pierre Iorillard leading with 1914. ms par,nc.,
Lord william Reresiori. winning t|so. % Husu ni
Peimon, won i5?: Richard Croker i!'V'-' anu
,n,o,r he others "Mr Jersey" otherwise Mrs
LIN Iangtry won 1854. H. Mccamoui. t.H ~, ~.
Dukc OF Marlborough 400 Lord punraveh. i'o-'
and the Duke Of Westminster. H2ls
GERMAN CHAMPAGNE.-From the British con-
,ular REPORTS II appears that Germany Is begin
ming seriously to rival France as a champagnc eA-
,,orfer The making Of sparkling wines IN 'ef-
many has lately been brought TO such pcfIcctlyn
TINT German vines OF all brands now rank nearly
much lower Their export IL chleny 10 Ametich,
Great britain and Belgium. Th' French method
~ manufacture has been gene ily adopted IN Ter
many this being rendered en~y owing 10 the faot
ina, me largest champagne establishments IN
Franco are partly IN the hands Of Germans.