New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

crease in wages. and that certain reforms asAeu
FOR IN signing the articles Of agreement que -.
10 he carried into effect but they cohs'uei -
beneath their dignity 70 confer Win inc i'"' 49,
Of so feeble trades union. There are LII
that strike Will be ordered on MONDAY AZ ..,,
Glasgow. Carcir and other ports but MI
son Is rot good organizer. and the movement
Will probably fail
There will be a large number OF Anle' IVA. van
visitors AZ the Dover meeting or inc 10
Association. and much will be done YOU
entertainment Outside OF the regular Jul"
o. the ten sections there Will be garden
NJ Connaught Park and Dover College ''''''
Canterbury. Deal Castle. Granville GaIo'HS "''
r2otteebangor Park military tattoo on "'
s.. o. motor car exhibition and two eNenl"s
lectures nv Professors Fleming ana TIA
,tcbet The French Association VIII be e"'eI
.ainod one day AT Dover. and return 'N'
viii bo made 10 Boulogne. Sir Mloha'l 'y'''
will deliver the presidential address ana a''''
FORTY American delegates viii take part }" ''''
various discussions
To-dav's outgoing steamships are filed WIN
,.l,,,~,trc American tourists. bat there are ie"
o. srcc'al prominence I'm public or soc"' "''
Tho Oceanic viii sail on Wednesday with
every berth taken for her maiden voyage in
which no attempt VIII be made to break the
rocord for sneod Liverpool is fairly bursting
,,,itb rr15a over this new addition 70 England
merchant navy So perfect are the proportions
Of the Oceanic that she may be- described as 'n'
smallest big ship afoat. for II rs only Wheh "e'
hoar Is disclosed that her immensely can pe
arprec.ated The uppermost deck for the eN''u-
sive use If the officers and crew in naNlsaIlHR
the vessel. and tie direct approaches iI"In ' 30
+he engine room. are regarded by all experts as
invaluable safeguards
sror.,rr rap.rs Ike Field which failed %
r1nIsh any ineligible account 4 the ShaInIooN
while she was fl British waters. are now amazed
-, what they call the rubbish from the yachting
e,oerts printed I'm America In reality they are
Getting their first trustworthy information about
their own Yacht from America. Land ana
Water" in repeating the rumor that the ra, Ing
sails % the Shamrock viii not De shown unil
the day of the first contest but VIII no Kept
under lock and key. remarks that this is quite IN
keepinC with the unsportsmanlike farce ~ So
crecv hitherto maintained. Ratseys sails are
not believed by anybody outside Of Bedlam 20
DO q, serious danger from Yankee imitators or
mischief makers Mr.. Frank #. Rulen. whose
..C'ruise Of the Cachalot IS regarded by literary
artists as a triumph Of deep sea realism does
not share the general belief here that the Sham-
rocl, VIII Win the Cup He says that Americans
have always beaten the English IN saumakng'
that Yankee sails are taut and hard like poards'
and that the C0Iumbia's canvas Will probably DE
perfectlv fitted 70 draw all that there IS IN the
wind. He apparently believes that II 70 the sail
maker rs much rs the designer q the racing
machine who wins in yachting contests. There
4lo4 oh wi
hero on the international races The interest in
.per, will NOT be intense unless thu English boat
wins IN which event Sir Thomas Upton Will he
q promising candidate for the peerage. and his
immense business VIII receive a tremendous
boom Luckily there is not single word in
print intin1ating that the Shamrock Will receive
anything hat fair play in American waters.
Mrs Tangtry has opened the theatrical season
with an inferior work by Mr.. Sydney Grundy.
entitled THE Degenerates." The first nights
audience at the Hay1narket was easily pleased
with vague satire on social vulgarity. without
any action or epigram. but the critics agreed
that 81 was poor play. An unsavory subject
was treated I'm vulgar way. the heroine being @
divorced woman. cvni-ally frank and free N
amusing herself N.Y. Char'es Hawtrey had
welcome variant Of tho part usually played by
him. and Miss Lily Grumpy MADE the cnleI hH
by her girl'eh impuls!ye acting. The Olympic
has also been reopened with an American
variety show "a Trip 20 NIidgettown" The au-
dience was dazed at first. but finally liked it. Ii
was queer sort Of midsummer pantomime.
Mr. Wilson Barrett has achieved TONIGHT COW
eted distinction In opening the Lyceum Theatre
for the season. His revival 81 THE Silver
King" was welcomed by full house. Mr. Nat
Goodwin also resumed tonight his mirthful
functions In An American Citizen at tile
Duke of Yorks Theatre which under Mr.. Froh-
mans management has been thoroughly reno
waited and greatly improved. lie is q popular
comedian here and received a warm welcome
from q crowded house. T. y. +.
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