New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14
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London, NOV. L.
rvs GUINEA PlGS.'-The revelations
hOo rerah Hooey practically closed with the
q brns' - he defences promised by the peers.
soH1F..-s and newspaper men whose names fig
promV .,s stubs OF Hooley's check-books. and the
orse Estates he purchased OF the nobility with
As",,h hand are being or have been auctioned OF
AZ, Smaller prices than quoted when tho mod
= 'o' ,sor,s Cristo was bulling the market AS day
en- - Hooley interwove great names into his
|'.. ~ unsavory transactions lawyers clamored
t''oor,,nit;es 10 refute his allegations b. cross
iof @,.a,,on and the Court. anticipating A long
sA s~,,al. allotted six days In the autumn for a
''s,g When the receiver, on the second day.
'''~nurced that DE had finished questioning the
s.s~ppt the Court inquired whether any one de-
90 - cross-examine him. \ heavy silence fol-
Nv, and the Cour, informed the bankrupt that
led not return unless summoned TO do so.
s%ors OF them will turn up" Hooley remarked
,,,.slv on leaving the courtroom
'o~,,,c opinion. in the right Of the so-called
urea pigs" resting their defence on perfunctory
s,ansr derials 10 alternative but to record
tisTneni 10y default against many Of the LORDS ana
ssTrssss Iord Mayoral ceremonies were remarkable
=. an important speech made by the Lord Chief
!s,oS 81 the visit OF the Lord Mayor Sir John
S,se Moore to the Law Courts. The Lord Chief
'a:ise s. 1rS n3,rr scandals He said the two
REF evils we're me capitalization ana nc -
es o, utterly worthless companies and alluded 10
n% MONEY paid 10 men Of ti:ie IN order 70 hdu'e
I'm 10 become directors Lord Russell p1intsd
Guy nee beer LOST in company liquidation aid had
ss~e into unworthy pockets. He then appsaeu
= he lord Mayor and. CORPORATION 10 endeavorr
~ stop these scandals, by setting an example OF
re cosdemnaiion and ostracism of parties en-
fsss-Ss Westminster Gazette published list OF
,,rbers ~ the nobility who are directors OF com,
r. Duke of Marlhoroueh figured in the list and
\. has writer letter to the newspapers sA AZ .o
ss dsr d'S q any public company"
,xcr,o- AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP. - Henry
s.,o,Karr Conservative Member of Parliament
,or s. Helens who has just returned from Visit
:, ,be United states. has given his impressions Oh
the trip TO The Fan Mall Gazette he dWeit
enthusiastically upon the friondiiness Tor Grea'
p-,sin which he says s anlmating the entire
'.or.,,o na,ple and ads that he considers an
angio-A rerican alliance feasible ana cesiraote,
seSh an alliance OF kinir5d peoIlt pron5pS -.
Iisnse, rene in Great Britain while he further
cons con- dom The American point OF view, perIna.
,e,i alliance with the old country would be sooo
roacy we'll a. sound ous'Aess'
nr-Ar, HOUSE PARTIEs-The social sayetcs
., tho week centred in two big parties, the Duke
~ Port.ands at Wobcck Abbey and the Duke OF
S4vca les at his mansion. in Oumber Park lwo
selsndd balls given. the house parties OF Wei
heck Abbey and Clumber exchanging visits. Inc
mike ~ Portland's guests included the Duke ana
1,-"5..s - Connaught Lord and Lady Curzon Of
tos,ss-on A. J. Baifour and Lady Randolph
cbr-,hrI while Henry White the United States
Che,s "a, Affsiros ran down for Wednesdays ball
s. Climber returning 90 town IN time, 10 dt,enI ~
80 reguieu, mass for the repose Of the soul ooI
Iadv Cromer on Friday. which was a very impress
si,e function
THE PRINCE, OF WALES. The Prince Of Wales
has been giving mems house party at Sandr4ng-
Ns-n and his birthday November ?. was cele-
tra,ei very quietly. owing TO recent death OF
The queen Of Denmark The usual dnntr 20 sns
FAMILY received quantity Of PROVISIONS h Is, 40,
n Prince IS now well enough to take IsIt III NE
aao,ti-y ana intends TO PASS the winter quietly.
saiqE abroad after Christmas and remaining on lIe
Continent until Easter
THE ot-EEN-The Queen has moved the court
from Ralmoral to Windsor, where she wiz reside
far about five weeks, thence going to Osborne isle
~ wight. II appears that Her Majesty recently
.xpr4ssed her views the marriages OF members
NJ The English aristocracy with American girls
She confessed that she at first Newea thtse mar,
rlaes with some anxiety, but added that her ieafe
nov thinks that American gris, rom me oI t
OF education independeney ana az q
now environment than the more ,'j t.
ish .il.- The Queen also thinks " UNFAIR 10 -.
S',.se - The marriages Of Impoverished mobiles TO
American heHesses
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS DENOUNCED.-The
D. d.
Harold Frederic correspondent of THE NeW-fork
Times" who died on October u az Henley. have
s.ossei considerable feeling against Christian
Scientists Canon Riton. preaching in Westminster
Abbey. attracted attention to the matter by
vehement protest agans, tho growth OF this ana
kindred sects lie is a fashionable preacher ana
addresses sfeal C.fr77,ss" Sriantists who number
,-,.rg their recruits Ladies DuumOre and ADlneef
C.n,n Riton warmly denounced the greedy oehef
',Iarkerv WHEN is now prevalent" and in en-
.fr.~ NO lsf
!. "a rncohariral and scientific progress said:
.grsfon Is the most cultured city Of the most
,-eres.iye Nation I'm the world. yet parts OF Boston
nrs given UP 20 mediums. wizards and astroosers.
As an Instance OF this. he said:
a party Of women IN Boston recently dressed
themselves In white and sat up al night long wa
.rg FOR the milenn lun. Yet the United states -
pr9act..al country"
Nu-SCT-LAR CHPIS~IANiTY.-A curious IN
stance OF muscular Christianity arising OUT OF d
Rtuansti- controversy. has occurred IN the PARISH
church Of Clevedon. SoneTsetshire. where the
Anti-Ritualists threatened TO interfere wita the
service Tie vicar ANNOUNCED that in response 10
his suggestion he he'd received gift OF set OF NE
h. ad9~6 he had distributed among the members OF
the choir and orchestra. enjoinng them 70 use ne
sfr.aee WAS offered The next sunday he added
iAat 10 himself had carried "kndckIe-dus'eFs 'o'
ne LAST twenty years
LORD AND LADY CURzON.--Lord curzon OF
Xedleston the new Vceroy Of India and Lazy
Cnrzon start for India on December 10 IAey
evidently intend 70 make a lavish beginning OF
their hospitality. as they have aFeaoy o'Oe',
10000 bali pr1gramnos 800 eveninS-party cares
80 rard4r-nartv cards. 700 dinner-party invita-
lion cards $500 at home" cards and 1880 me 9.1e
cards T. appears that before assuming the uitie
young Cprzon called upon Baron CuIzon uh9 ne
borne by Earl Hove. head Of The turzon, howe
family and asked him = he objected 10 ms -,
doing TIE Baron said he had no oplecton y
Clrzon undertook 70 Doe known as Baron rutzoh oi
K-dies:oa and allowed the ute 10 , crop WIG" '''
succeeds his n her Lord Scaisdale'
LIFE or PANNELL-The long-eNpec'ec
Life o. Parnen" by Barry O'Brien. was published
;hls week hy Smith & Elder and has been revie"e'
1890. g. eenorallv a. e