The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-18
WEEK IN LONDON.


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spins and may, perhaps, be tested In a
race or two. Ru; that with I've arranged
according SO the weather II Il is wet,
captain Hogarth will not set the new
mainsau, From the C,yjc the Shamr>,ck
Will proceed to the RoyN, ClSt,r resata u
In Belfast Loch. where the sanN course
In rygald 10 her trials will be followed
/, is very improbable that the shamrock
lw,ll 80 to Cowcs TO mcc, the Prince or
Wales cutter RrftaNic Snc g. morc
likely to a. placed under kctch rlg and
set away Immediately for New York
from the uor'" ~ ireland ~ As to set
a eood AtlaTic passage
Remarkable prices wyrS realized at tho
Dickens sale az SoutAcbys, \ irst edition
the original parts OF "PiIkwtck Papers"
prSvn,5d by Charles Dickens to his -
t,r-.nlaw, Mary HoEAEh Orough, ci05.
and othcr copies we~y sold tor C& and
c& rcSpTcuVcly. q copy, An American
Notes" presented by Dickens 70 rnoma
Carlyle sold for c6l and this original
au;cSraph mauuscrip, ot nlckcrS' Rat.
he ~ Life brough, GsO; Fosters lie
81 plckeOs containing au,ograph letters,
manuscripts and portraits % UEerary eel.
chrt,ivS VAS knockcd down for GSO and
F, Dickens Cash BOOK" when he was IN
the once of Lawyer Blackusurc. showing
/ Dickens salary ~ have been Is saullngs
. 1 .ea,E
[ ConnOscugs are grrS,ly interested in
| the tJr;hcominS sale " the Marlhorough
gems AZ Chr.SJteS, Il Will oc the most
. important u It's kind since 1873. when the
same oo,lectioa was sold en- bios for S,uN
guiue0S The purchaser, Edward Brou,-
7 TO- maintained the collection intact but
he recently ded. and the Eems will be
( scNy,erej. They are largely camc,s and
I :n;AgHos belonging 10 the centuries be
tween The veAgn ot Augustus and Jac vnd
Iot tho An;ouine period. Il Is urged
| that the best should be secured for ,ne
/ British museum.
I The charity h1Edr 10 De held At Albert
ha.L In ala q. the funds OF the CNarng
I Cross AospIyal Is much talked u among
| me arlStocrNcN ana others,
\ representative ot the Associated
I Press has Interviewed ths Countess o.
| Chesterfield and Mrs. Arthur Pagct on
the subject. The latter said. I'VE have
practically got every noted family In
London interested, Mrs Bradley Martin
mas OJoush. choice silver objects DC art
s0sm T,TaHys and Writings.
Mrs RouIltS has been in Paris all
week buying things for the bazaar: ,he
Misses Dr,NyI and Swift and Mrs Cllr-
,-yc NJ S-y E t-g ;oser4yr nue
c-lest.on ior the AmeriVn stall az WHOA
,hs san holder, wiN De u:'trci 10 white
gowns. lace hSoAuS. sashc> OF ,hs IA.
;iora ca!ors and large picture hats.
Professor MaEEoni revisited the rope
early this week 90 examine the scar grtm
watch the dandagc WAS removed only
three We, Ks ago. The pope asked him
how loug he though, he would live and
the surgeon replied;
Il believe your holiness viii see the
new century"
The democratic tendencies Of the times
were well eNemplihed In the Camoridge
mathematical rtpOs list issued q few
days aSo. in which a colored man was
bracke,ed senior wrangler. another senlbr
being the son OF poor parents VINO began
his education at an elementary day
school. and the third and fourth wrang.
lers were Australians Paraniype, e1.
oracketed senior, was the arst Indian
vghY1 ~. klvAe
sen, 10 Cambridge in ISs with a gov
erument Indian scholarship.
Archbishop Ireland is expected in Lon.
don June q. and the United States am
bassador Mr. Joseph II. Choaee, will
give a big dinner on July 5 in honor Of /
the archbishop and Mr.. Mark Hanna and
al the leading Americans in London vii! |
be present Archbishop ireland Will be |
the guest O. the Duke OF Norfolk and !
Cardinal Vaughn
The theatrical season is entering upon
.ts final stages. Eight theaters, including
the Criterion, 81. James and the Duke Of
Yorke will close during the NIX. Few
weeks Beerbohn Tree revives the Mus |
ke;eers" with the original cast on satur-
day. Ma; Goodwin replaces the Cowboy |
and ,he Lady with An American CHI |
zen" on Monday.
Charles Froham has jus; concluded all
arrangements regarding Sir Henry Iry.
ing's Ametcan tour. Irving concludes his |
English season in the middle Ct Ociooyr.
at Liverpool. and sails direct for New
Ybrk, where he will play for three weeks !
Laurence Irving leaves England IN early
September 10 look after the arrango.
men:s and TO engage 30 s1ipernumeraries |
Ellen Terry. not only appears with Iry-
Ing but also gives a special matinee Of !
a new play. yet unnamed In each city !
visited Mr. Frohmans contract with |
George Alexander for the season OF 1870
has been Cancelled and changed TO 1911.
william Gillette sailed for New York
On the Ameh an hne steamer St Paul
June Il.
Mr. FrJhmans L1ndLn Criterion sea.
son opens IN Orrober with MY Daugh- |
ter-.n-Law,' an adaptation OF French
comedy His NV York Criterion sea-
son op-ns September 5. with The g.
from Maxi nes"
Mr. Fr0hman STARTS for Paris Tuesday
- Initiate a very .mportan: theatrical
scheme here.
gEPNTrpA COMNtTSsTON HAS