New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-25

r. No limitations can he placed upon
European faith In American creduh'y anu '0"'
p,o,, covo,nuent rerseveres strangely
:, ,s reactionarv policy and has Strengthened
tho hill against associations so as w ann Wv"
-, ,,o socialists II the lower house re-
,o,,. tho amendments the Emperor Will pe
forced IN make up his mind whether TO dissolve
~. randtae or merely to change once more
his Ministry of clerks
movement OF foreign policy which ought 10
,rteres. Americans keenly ia Japan's increase
-, ,osources Her Government is
s,,o tho construction IN English shpyards
..,a,ue.shins cruisers and torpedo craft, ana is
xrso,,v Increasing the efficiency Of her navy
Ynor &c acting FOR all the world as II she wanted
20 on 70 war with some big nation and was pre-
nar,nr for IL on a large scale. Every snip or
dercd Is OF the latest and most improved design
high speed being an Indispensable requisite
Tho session OF Parliament Is nearly at III emu
Lord Londonderry will lead the Opposition 10
tbc F,mpoyers' Liability bill in the committee
stage on Monday night ard attempt to force IL
few amendments In the interest OF the 'oai
Owners Association The Lords VIII not veto
Mr. Chamberlain's bill after Lord Sahspur! >
benevolent action in commencing IT as q Saie
and conservative measure for promoting the Sc
,urity OF life.
IT., lille Gov tho entertainment OF the colonial
and other guests Of the Jubilee now assIee"''
100000.
The engineering strike still drags on with fire.
ouent compromises in favor OF eight hours Inc
telegraph operators have withdrawn their threat
OF strike and the Postmaster-Genera'' 'ne
Duke Of Norfolk, has consented to receive
nd
ances OF the service respecting overtime
Mi,lionaires build palaces, and fellow-miihon-
aires occupy them. Barney BaTna'os sPiehu'"
mansion in Park Lane has been purchase" i''
S5OOOOO by Sir Edward Sassoon' VINO a'e"''
had a palatial residence fronting upon Nc'9ii's
90, cardens This an-Hebrcw baronct is one
Of the richest men In London. His rather organ
,zea the Imperial Bank Of Persia and enter
tanned the Shah when he came to fnEiahu i"o
sassoons are the Rothschilds of India ana nave
purchased one fine house in London after an
o,her until they are now in the costliest palace
~ the West End The Ditton Fark nome
n, the Montagu family has not peeh SOU
under the hammer this week for the Empress
Frederick or any other buyer. since the hishes'
hid 5000 600 was below the limit Lahueu eS-
tates In England are now commanding as
rule. high prices because few are In the marHe''
ANYTHING that is rare has it's price. even postage
stamps At the exhibition opened ny the DUKE
of York this week there are two Maurl'iuS
stamps, originally worth threepence. Whlch 10"
have a value OF IS 900; that is because only sew
enteen were originally printed. since there was
an error in the plate by which 'postoiiice was
substituted for post stamp. This error mas
impaired a fictitious value to them in the worid
of hobbies and caprices
The social season Is now nearly at an end IN
London Dog days approaching ana the
theatres arc closing earlier than they usually 40
Mr. William Winter has made Stratford MS
Headquarters for the last fortnight. MI. LOUIS
Fagan, formerly Master Of Prints OF the british
Museum. has been engaged for lecture tour IN
American next winter. Miss Eleanor Caihouh
has obtained the exclusive rights In the 'hiteo
Kingdom of Mrs Rurnetts play, a Lazy oi
Quality" and will produce ii with strong
company in London in December or January
l. y. i.