New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
Tur NEWS OF TWO CAPITALS.
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=, tho smartest people of London.
rr,sre will be stall for every pio',''''' ,os
The'. sD,,ohass ~ Portland will be the heac
NY r,elish stall: Lady Cadogan VIII preslde
OF '"e 80. dos,inies and the Duchess OF
owe. "a will stand FOR Scotland; the Countess
su'"'' ,r,,, No tho head 81 the Austrian stall.
49, EMBASSY ladies will he employed in
ana IN, :, will he a bazaar with numerous
Gun Tvs including an American bar ana an
si'e ...a,re From the extent Of the stock
bus ,'ar witch has recently been conducted IN
fSn.a5,o circles there ought also to be
i"s',., Stock Exchange with gilt-edged tips
nine" o,d calls. Smart people are now eX-
~ - know what is going on IN the stock
De, a. we'll as in Parliament or in any
ne nc, IN. able TO play bridge" new kind OF
e,'"' or three. with expansive facilities for
gambling
-. ~ the newest projects In the publishing
a is a reissue Of popular novels III siNpehhy
ssvsra! houses are considering the sub
-. srl offers have been made to che popular
.rsi,s, The idea viii probably be carried out
-. .,st - manufacture IS estimated closely al
,osrce. with fair paper and large type ms
ros fourrerce from which the author ana
rtrsber can each take penny. ana tWopeh'e
- 10 reserved FOR he cost of Distribution ana
sor-ices - the bookseller II is pr"oaoe
-. h,fh publisher and author can 40 even pet
-. .han THIS and squeeze farthins or Two OUT
,ha rrofts - tho dealers when EDITIONS OF
-. hundred thousand sets %. six or seven vol
.r..s are undertaken. II cheapening BOOKS doeS
:, interfere with the sale Of siN-sni.lng hoFe's'
=, sir,nlv llLgs them wiz in tie reach Oh an
-. r,,flic which has been reading inferior
,,o,s many houses wiz take up TINS me III
-. IN a lart, scale. Old-fashioned pun
,.ssrs shruc their shoulders over TINS he"
-.-n -. ,rcea enterprise ,hey did the same
-. - costly three-volume novel, with
,,n,,,a5 edition for Nudes Library was
rrocked oYt hy tie six-shilling novel
r,a rnzahethan stage Society under the d.
....ior ~ Nr William Peel produced Ben
,o-son.s hest comedy. The Alchemst' last
-. q, Apothecaries' Hall near Blacktrlars'
Mr. Levin Mannerlng played the part oi o'u
er,,,e with fine realism and with effective sup
-. ,r,r, tho entire company. The play ran
:, Nth rri,lian, dash and genuine comic spirit
r,s-s was an unusual display OF Elizaoethah
,os.,,r,e tn. Alchemsis dress in the last act
hing taken from an ola picture OF qua1k
- O, Bartholomew Fair The picturesque
,o,,u-nes and Nj Arnold Dometcms Lutte play
Ing were in keeping wiki one OF the Qua'h'eS'
halls ~ The Liyeriei Companies or the hid'A
frlaTs qua''-''
lived
AF. fhe''S ,., So ,,o.,,,,ers
VVea @' l'''' ~, ,.t.- W, 1,,ucica,,lt
o. the o''s'"'' -, -,,rr,... ,.,,,.rsora-
a. '"e III '.'.- .,.-, ,,~-,s,ar nick
ton oi Inc E'.''" c,o,,,,, and nor
Paea\L AeS u' " ,',is,,,,,,, and
i''''4 81" Dol" 49,. .r o,,. 80 Cualit,..'
,,,s induced az Cambridge on Thursday night
or5 bas~,n, welcomed iv an audience made up
,arrsr. - students Mss Eleanor Calhoun as
corirAa was recalled after every act. The play
o,,u no .4p.ated several times at Cambridge
,,a r,sy,cb and will be brought out az the
C,~~e1v Theatre early IN March
Dv,-ek's New World" symphony has been
oro5yce6 with fine effect at Queens Hall - Mr..
Norfolk Meeore's S'roning Players Orchestral
,oetefy Mr. william Archer sails by the Lu-
.alia to-day or New-York to describe the ten
se-cs OF the American stage for The Pail
Mail MAGAZINE" lie Is the most competent
critic In England to undertake that mission.
Bulletins OF Rudyard Kiplngs condition ap-