New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

GAS posted on club bulletin boards OF the
~ decisive victory OF Wingate's Egyptian
W" IN the Soudan. with the slaughter or a
s svarn Of Dervishes. the surrender OF a
W. camp and the capture Of all the rebel
So except Osman Digna, the sly fox who
Us succeeds in running to cover. The de-
So. =, the Dervish losses were read with the
'S degree OF insensibility a column OF
.,,tr statistics: whereas the posting or a
name OF an officer OF the Guards dying
80 h,s wounds excited ordinations OF sorrow
" men who had never known him. Lord
rAa,e-'s work has been rounded out by Gen
D. v-insate's brilliant campaigning. and the
e.ouest of the Khedive's outlying Soudan
80 Is now complete The tickle public, which
hung upon Gordon's fate at Khartoum re-
Us unmoved the tidings Of the final act of
.ustion for his murder. and Idly wonders
s,,her the German Emperor is acting as Cecil
-S.sss's secret ally in arranging feeders and
-, for the Cape to Cairo Railway
.. doctors and nurses sent from New-York
,.r,,ce on the American hospital ship are
-,sred at two London hotels. which enter
.ho,, without cost Miss Hubbard and her
r.aeres are receiving many social attentions.
,ha anparatus which the doctors have
'-,,sbt with them, especially the ambulance
..r,ses by Major Marsh for carrying four
-,,,ded men. is attracting much attention
..o,g the medical corps. The ship is waiting
- larger force Of nurses now at sea Every
go, a, war charity is thriving apace, and lead
= :, the smart sets talk Of nothing else except
~ bravery Of the Guards and the anxieties Of
~ mothers. sisters and wives Of the wounded
,.-,as Mrs. Paget's theatricals in aid Of the
IT., fund will take the form of a holiday
-..s,,,e entitled War. Peace and Love" to be
resented Al Mr.. Trees theatre, with series
:, e4.sen living pictures as an afterpiece, in
-h,cb all the famous beauties OF London So
,,stv Will appear. The concert hall audiences
az aAl,rious with patriotic fervor nightly, when
1-,,ii,e,s poern is recited and Sullivan's music
a sung There are brushes Of spectators when
o,.er a souvenir night is announced for charity's
,.Lo sc AT the Garrick last night. and one
.reatrs after another is aiding in the work. Mr..
rob, Hare has agreed TO exhibit THE Gay Lord
opex" for single night for the benefit Of the
1o-d MAYORS Transvaal fund. Mr.. Charles
15swtrev. on the second performance Of The
Marian Messenger" delightful Christmas play
Nth q real Dickens flavor. dislocated his Shout
der during the second act. but had the grit to
s-osin on the stage until the fall Of the curtain
a, the last act; he has been forced to retire TO
az ,ryalids chair for a week Mr.. Kyrle Bellew
q now announced as the coming acting mana
ger With THE Chndren's Palace" as mis- hrst
novelty. Nine Patti has been singing IN Al
har; Hall on the fortieth anniversary OF her
operatic debut in New-York. but with voice
az fresh as ever. and equal 10 the demands OF
the seven numbers on the programme.
Arare folio Of Shakespeare has been presented
70 the Free Library at bennington. most IN
teresting meeting Of the recently formed FOLK
Song Society has been held, with Sir Alexander
Mackenzie in the chair and Mr.. Fuller Maitland
as chief commentator. A special winter show
O, etchings has opened at Gutekunst's Gallery
With choice examples of Rembrandt Whistler
and Meryon. !. ~ =