New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06
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Chicago Exposition; but It was so small that the
British exhibitors were sorey handicapped
VELVET THE FAsHION.-Lady Violet Greville'
whose TIPS on the fashions are always accepted as
gospel writes from Paris, saying that VelVet WIN
reign supreme this spring in the fashionable world
She says: ,,.o,,
velvet in every style. shape and color olack'
cornflower-blue sapphire sllver-gray sho. WIN
gold and host OF other siarthg gumSer Of velvet
costumes which are being made iS S tre ii''0 "
Wales and the Queen Regent OF SPUN
NOT DONNA EIvIRA.-"The Standard" to-day
ssv. u was the wife of Count Fiippo Folchi whom
he deserted when he eoped with Donne ,dcIsI
daughter Of Don Carlos VINO Go' wnek with 800
francs a month alimony. by order OF the court
REASSEMBLING OF PARLIAMENT.-At
Council held at Osborne. Isle OF Wight. on Ihurs-
dav the Queens speech to be read at the reasseno-
ling of Parliament next week was approved ~ WIZ
ba ma most important pronouncement FOR years
past Her Majesty Is following tho events IN .ho
Far East closely and has tho keenest apprec"1o''
Of the difficulties She has been most busy rece""'
over dispatches on the subject
II will be idle to deny that Parliament feasseih-
h rnsnact that the session Will be most important
as regards home and foreign politics, ri,sa ~ ~,
terest is the Chinese question IL Is Known
tatively that the Marquis OF SALISBURY mas uIsap,
o,el
RIS The Chancellor OF the Exchequer. at
bristol as embarrassing his negotiations WIN os.ie
Cabinet Ministers The Premier n" sro aIsH Sut Of
the vruence OF the press attacKs gIOmlns ou' he
the so-called backdown OF the GoVeruneh' on ,h
subject Of opening Int port Fl His orshp as "a ath
paInted TO initiate iron" has emphasized MS itl'a-
proione undny the debate tho address in reply
10 the speech from the throne ana TO cnaenSe Or.
tne a'a he government TO unfold It's session pro-
gramme at the earliest possible moment, o..-
Ing held in Dublin yesterday evening decided upon
amendments TO the address In reply 10 the speech
from the throne They will move that the reform
land dI' viii not meet the demand for home rule they
YIN Gemsn me aegei Stephens Green DIVISION cleo
ton frauds. will demand attention 20 the distress
existing In Ireland and will ask for aid for Irish In
dustries.
during the coming session. the Governments Local
Government and Catholic University bills affordng
a nfm measure the Bontes RcdmonGes and
Tealyites have united for common action and;
T. W. Russell all the Irish Unionists will oppose
It. The irst,mentioned bill will probably prscede
session and which will also to Introduce the
Dreyfns question into the House OF Commons, for
a Radical member will ask the Government II It
ever has received secrets from the notorious pris
oner.
AN OLD RUMOR MISUNDERSTANDING this
| weeks rumor OF the approaching resignation Of
| the Marquis OF Salisbury II should be noted that
It formed the subject OF gossip in the inner circles
of the clubs some days before 1t appeared in the
newspapers II such Intention exists in the
mind of the Marquis II is apparently not due 10 his
present state OF health, for though his physician
| possible. the appearance of the Premier at
Wednesdays Foreign Office reception beIied the
stories circulated concerning his poor health. He
| walked buoyantly and had rudy checks
LIBERAL-UNIoN REvoLT.-The most interest
the revolt Of the Liberal Unionists OF the Edgbas-
ton Division Of Birmingham. led by The Brmng-
ham Post" The Liberal Unonists In this division
outnumber the Conservatives but the next vacancy
Now a large section OF the Liberals decline TO
submit to this, though Joseph Chamberlain, the
have 's,icceeded in browbeating'' the Executive
Committee OF the Liberal Union Association, which.
MI Shamberain declaring that II the Committee
did not fulal its promise its members practically
denied him as their leader The dissenting Liberal
majority declare they will nominate straight
Liberal:
THE POPE IN GOOD HEALTH-The Pope is
pronounced to be in excellent health and to be
busying himself with document TO be addressed
to the Catholics Of Christendom, thanking them
for their affection expressed upon the occasion
OF his Jubilee The document inyokes political and
His Holiness will preside ut the function at St
Peters. and will afterward receive body OF pill
grifnS, incuulnB a numerous neekatlOn from the
United States.
AN ARMY PENSIONERS CLAIMS.-F. W.
Cary. army pensioner. nfty-threc years of age.
OF Belfast. claims. apparently with right TO be
Vscount Cary. also TO be entitled 10 the peerages
OF Viscount Falkland byron Plantagenet Cary.
twelfth Viscount and representative peer for
scotland) and Baron Dover 1.-THE title borne by vs-
count Clifden. Leopold George Frederick Agar
Ellis who sits as Baron Mcndip). Cary. II Is said.
has already partly established his title the Cary
estates. the Master OF tho Rolls OF ireland decree
INK that he is paternal descendant OF the original
Cary. The present Niscount Falkland. or Cary.
married In 1879 Miss Mary Reade daughter OF the
late Robert Reade, Of New-York They have three
sons and three daughters. The eldest is master
OF Falkland.
| THE QUEENS TRIP TO FRANCE.-Quoen Vic
tora will visit the wounded OF the Indian campaign
! at Netley on Tuesday and will start for Nice on
March 3. going there by her usual route. but by
| easier stages than hitherto She will spend
nights on board the royal yacht Victoria and AL
bert. presumably night In English waters. after