New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
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guest Of the evening. and he created sensation oy
his plain speaking on social questions
Money" he declared. rs now everything among
us Any vulgarian OF whatever nationality
whether ne has gained money honoraby OF uis'
gracefully could buy his way among those VINO
are described as the .bost and proudest In the land
II they worship the golden calf
Continuing Lord Beresford remarked:
"our old Empire will soon be going down grade
when a man IN the so-called best society COM
sethsr to him. instead OF hanging MIN 10 'he
hrst tree. ,, ,o ,xs.a , return IN
,,s o,5 o"s OF chivairy and patriotism. and abb
horrence OF everything sordid and sensh .,,,
rss bD the suS.sauen, cseers showed that
outspoken truths are not altogether unpaia'ao'e'
THE LIBERAL. PLATFoRM.-The National LIB
.r,I red.r.ton. at its annual meeting at Derby on
Tucsday last constructed new platform which'
q 4. hoped will be broad enough to hold all the
factions 1t includes abolition OF the PEERS rsh'
Of Veto woman suffrage. the payment o. members rs
Of the hG% na the deynE election expense;
from public funds. John Morley has kcnsd .n az
the psster IN behalf Of HON. Rule and canno.
spare any more appsre' ior .ne 1rds While il is
iSr IN: iSsliSa , E, ss .n s.'
STnS has sir 80 %rd LAWSON ySeq viii
ssa,ns, the dropping OF the local veto plank and
Irish are annaysd 81 e Home ns taf Rule eA
uo,IDAy SCENES - In wonderfully mild
v.ather. everything betokens Christmas Inc
.hooe are crowded, but many OF the newspapers
are protesting against the expehsNehess VI .ne
or...nt. which the smart set considers necessary.
e. -. ers, tin,e on the other hand, British manu-
sscturers are able to compete win Setmd ANY 70
%SSS s *: mesoa cars
49, in correct Indian costumes
TUE FAT STOCK SHOWING nseparab.e pre-
ur,narv Of the English Christmas the rat BLOCK
atnv, Al I,ington, has produced the average ex-
s,N,,,,r with an unusual result. The Queen. who
..n, nina exhibits; the Prince OF Wales who sent
ten. the Duke OF York. who had six exhibits. and
PRINCE Snr nris smons SH them Of which one rs
orise was obtained by the Duke OF York Tor req
The ;Ss. sSow for producing
the ssnsessS iaea as 81 nestproducns qualities
Ssy VIII ,hs f enS
Iii become president In 1895. the centenary year
CHRISTMAS AT Observation-Disclosures par
,,.s arc projected on an unusually festive scale.
particularly at Bienheim. where numbers OF va
riety performers have been engaged. Old-fashione
Christmas sports will be INDUCED In. The Duke
on Of Portland and Baron and Baroness Rothschili
will all give big pals
sNOBBERY REBUKED - Truth" protests
against the "arrant snobbery" Of the Duke Of New
castle in sending hundreds Of pheasants to the
markets. labelled shot by His Royal Highncss the
Prince OF Wales
NOT THE PRINCES YACHT.-The big schooner
yacht designed by George L. Watson. which is
building at Henderson's yards and which was sup
posed to be for the Prince OF Wales is for Charles
L. Orr Ewing, Member Of Parliament for Ayr
who has travelled extensively In the East
and who takes great interest in yachting Cap
tain Carter, the former master OF the Prince OF
Wales's cutter Britannia. II the prospective skipper
of the new schooner.
GIBSON CRITICISED.-Charies Dana Gibson q
London" appears among the Christmas books. and
Is much criticised by the artists end newspapers.
THE Daily News says:
His people In Bond-st. simply the people of
Fifth-ave. transferred. They are never here ex-
cept as American tourists His Hyde Park Corner
Ia crowded with these American invaders, while
The First Night Is simply practical joke OF the
same description. His Drawing Room Is q con-
ceivAble presentation Of the White House. 1t "a
certainly no function Of Buckingham Palace"
| BOrToMLEY BUYING RACER6.-Horatio Bot
tom!ey. the nnancier and promoter who was the
| head Of the defunct Hansard Union and who has
since made . fortune IVES the purchaser Of most
6o,u1ins Count eeheuhera. He alse BOUGHT one