New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28

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which he rses and thas hf Sass
that America is better field than Engia'hh, om 4s
sertng that he can make $1,000 yea, al a hDre
FOG IN ENGLAND-England generally
throughout the week has been enveloped IN log.
Tho weather continues to be unusually n mlId
though there was a sharp frost on THURSDAY night
BIRTHDAY PARTY AT wINDsoR.-Queen
Victoria gave a birthday party at WINDSOR oh
Tuesday for Prince Alexander Of Battenbers' 'he
eldest son Of Princess Beatrice widow OF frihce
Henry OF Battenberg Young Prince Alexander
was born on November %. 1885. For his plrth H
Her Majesty summoned the manager OF te me, iIres
pre Theatre to produce the cinematograpm in
and troupe OF performing dogs now Showing III
London. The pictures displayed in the ne, IaLse
Heairice and the rest OF the Court as well "a, as
the children, were hugely denshteu, eyiHw" and
e hanging Guard al 81. James's Palace. A. me
conclusion Of the dqs show pc e0IoTs and de-
posted 1t in the queens lap whereupoh 'e'
Ma}esiy s said IN 2e FTee e.ever little dog
The Queen seemed TO enjoy Immensely 11e and
ures OF herself N the Sgo oyer ehe caused Man
ager Hitcnine. Of the Empire Tneaue' 10 oe p''
sented 10 her.
SOLD PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE QUEEN-A
barrel OF money has been reoped at the WINDSOR
Bazaar in ala OF the Royal Albert lhsu'u.'o"
open.d by Princess Christian Oh Tuesday ias|
The Princess presided al two stalls , SsNs
AT y,iInea each The whole stock was 500 IN Ia
few minutes TherGupop ths Prn nsfton mamma
'o messcnger was then dispatched to the castle
"a ne 3ioar sipnlSd more signed photographs
OF q he Ie Her Majesty continued doing so during
inca. the 'e'"'''' ~ " -
ppOvtDrHG FOR THE TECKS.-Queen VIC
,orIa ha. also been busy AT family couneh when
has been discussing the AFFAIRS OF the iani,'S
the late Duchess OF Teck at wnlch inc Dune "
Teck and his children Including Prince ana rl,n
cess Adolphus OF Teck, were P'eSe",' 49,.
NJ considerable historical value goes 10 the Duc.'
=, yorl. the daughter Of the Duke. queen VIC
torla substantially compcnsating the other mem pen
hers Of the family The White Lodge az Ns I'D
monS ss ~ Tex has been granted TO the Duke
md Duchess OF York The future Of the Duke OF
Tex has mo, s9H Set grant viii be sought but
this IL likely 10 be ootsi9eo; sennsraiIv ard to
the House OF commons after the eI promises az wniess
after the settlements OF tne Would he asked
f for In behalf San' Of II tho royal family
ND ANp MRS. GLADSTOE E.-Mr. and Mrs
Gladstone crossed the Channel on f'toay' ", ,s
WAY 10 Cannes where they VIII arrive On SUNNI '
They were greeted by crowds OF people on ~,
London and on their arrival at Fo'kee'one -
Habershon MI Gladstones family Pynsr prime
ports that the general health or me ia every
Prospect Of his nGraSlc Pans lsSs he din
milder climate Dr. in GOOD condition and
not affected by his neuralgia
SENSITIVE INTERMEDIATES touch.i'eSs
OF Mterateurs had two volcanic demo-. -
80, ,to uaek swinburne, the poet. having
49,, r,rnod In "The Academy" rs one OF sr'e''
"a yor,v 10 form an English Academy OF in''"o'
,ois vro,e a furious letter 10 ''rhe I'mes' say
Ing ,., ACADEMY d too Sc
rlously stupid for farce and TOO s%inburne
saI ~ Ill seems 10 that the run anu p,opS ~
dennon OF 30 tbSn me bearer OK select
cd for the aduaton ~ such an n,sSHst,eallv crit-
sar"n ,he 'authoross OF The Heavenly Iwns
6,s'u, Si,t letter to THE Daily Teiexrapne
, no1S Among other things she says .,u,,ry 70
..t,t YOU are OF ancient lineage am m,,i"e nj
adr, since your putting IN my mo n,NcGed with
IT, blood Of Ananlas THAT you shon' ZINE FOR
when II /. painful TO think YOU nust one yo Ga should
between YOU and your Goa NV, ~ mine Ia the
wrie YS inw my art mas dealt me, and take this
opportunity 10 publicly apologize 'o' ~"
poprRArT OF MISS LETTER.. e. Sargent.
the American painter and member OF inc noy I.
Letter for the Academy OF lS's.
HOPE COLLECTION FOR sALE-lt Is an
- ~, tho celebrated Hope collection OF pct
mTcs M Dcrpdene viii bo sold In January
VIEWING THE CATACOMDs-Therew was
", crnrd o, pllyr,ns and visitors at Rome on
yondav the Feast Of 81. Cecilia. gathered 10 see
,hs Ca,acomhs III up by thousands OF electric
lights and other curious sights Priests ssters ot
various orders. German stGdTniis, We're present
ns n
AZ services Of all sorts at the htue o'"S OF '"'
Catacombs.
THE CurGNON RETURNING-There Is a
marked change in the prevailing style OF fashion
able halrdrossing. which shows an inclination 10
return TO the chignon.
CHANGE IN MILITARY DRESs.-The familiar
short undress stable jacket and round forage cap
SO long worn by English cavalry soldiers are 10
be abolished and replaced by the rock coat an"
modern hod cap.
.p1sTocRAT AND INDIAN TO MARRY.-The
doubts raised as to whether an Ehsish aris'octa'
wns permitted 70 marry an Indian have been DIS
neied nv ths announcement that Lady Ann 60.
ventry and PrIee Dhueep singh are TO De mh'e go
lie union bur their objections have been overru!ed
and the indian GoveLnmenS mas dSt n TO
MR. TRAILS LIFE OF THE PRINcE'-t is
understood that Henry d. Trail Is the author OF
Life OF tho Prince OF Wales when VIII ne pup
ushed In tho near future
SLAUGHTER OF EGYPTIANs.-It Is said that
the electric railroads at Cairo are beating those OF
Brooklyn In the record OF numbers OF people Killed
The Egyptian roads have been running little over
n wear and l4O people were killed or injured by
their cars during the first twelve months
THE PRINCE OF WALES.The Prince OF Wales
arrived in London yesterday from Lambton Castle.
snd he Joined the Princess OF Wales at Sandring-
ham to-day, where the Marquis OF Salisbury and
A. J. Balfour the First Lord OF the Treasury. will
spend Sunday. 80,
The Prince OF Wales had a successful shoot with
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