The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
Tammany Braves Give a Cheer Tor
Cleveland.
SIR MARTIN CONWAY ARRIVES.
Mr. Whitney Sails for Europa fa
NOUS Artist Takes a Husband.
New York Women Patron'ze
Bootblack Stands.
SIR MARTIN CONWAY ARRIVES,

NEW YORK, July 5.-special'-The
most significant feature OF the Ia mTlahS
celebration Yesterday was the cheer ioL
Grover Cleveland. Michael J. Ryan Oh
Philadelphia, gave the Ions talk Oh ttle
occasion, and in part SAID:
since the reign of William Mckinney
the administrative departments OF the
government have passed into the control
of a syndicate of banded wealth.
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, WEBSTER
CLAW. Seward. Blaine, the great men VINO
filed the office of Secretary OF state before
it had shrivelled TO john Hay, were Amer
cans Even President cleveland, Wheh tiiS
rights OF Venezuela were being llVaueu'
invoked the spirit of the Monroe Doctrine
and compelled England to drop her mailed
hand and submit her demands to afoltfa-
ton
There was a roar of applause, for which
the speaker was entirely unprepared;
"Hurrah for Cleveland. Three cheers
for Grover! Hip-hip'-
Hats were tossed in the air There was
stamping The cheers grew. Mr. Ryan
tried to proceed, but it was useless. lie
looked over the audience in surprise Inc
demonstration continued for fully one
minute.
This demontration was the more re
markable seeing that at that very thle
the Tammany delegation to the Kansas
city Convention Was Ilul 4GiAiiio AK
liam Jennings Bryan.
= CELEBRATED CLIMBER
Sir Martin Conway, the celebrated
mountain explorer, is in the CITY
II have come over to continue eNPio-
rations in the Andes, which pagan IN
1855 he said. Two years ago | explored
and surveyed the west slope of the Andes
have come back to explore the east
slope The party will go into the Andes
al Mollendo and I'D to Lake Titicaca,
- o0O feet above the sea level. There you
can get both seasick and mountain SICK
at the same time. The sensation is nor
rble.''
for twenty-seveu years. His three great
achievements are exploring the lima
Iavas in 1892. when he assembled Pioneer
Peak <alak0rma, 23,00o feet; the Alps
in 1921, where in S6 days he Travelled Loco
miles. climbing 81 peaks and 80 passes,
and Spitzenbergen
He visited Spitzenbergen in 1896, made
Is mountain aScentS and surveyed ouo
miles Of unknown country.
WHITNEY OUT OF POLITICS.
Mr.. William c. Whitney sailed yeSter-
day for the other side. He said that he
was going abroad simply for a rest and
would return in about a month. lie de-
clared that ne was out of politics and had
been for sometime. He declined TO DIS
cuss political questions
Miss Amalia kussner, the painter of
miniatures. is now the wife of Charles
Dupont Coudert. The marriage was SO
! sudden that the brides maiden name APP
F.! peared on The passenger list of the steam
{ ship Majestic, on which she sailed yester-
| day with her husband for Liverpool She
I had engaged passage on the steamer
| several days ago, but before she sailed
| the marriage was determined upon. Her
| latest work is a portrait of Mrs. Perry
Belmont.
ABOUT CALVE.
The Tribune of this morning makes
| the following announcement which will
be interesting to theatre gOers:
Mrs. baskerville, who is an intimate
friend of Mime. Calve, returned TO this
city yesterday on board the White Star
liner oceanic. Mrs. Baskerville said that
she was present when Nine. Calve sang
at Windsor Castle Her selection was
from Carmen, and the singer. she said.
surpassed herself. Mrs. Baskerville also
| said that Jean De Reszke had engaged
Sarah Rernhardt's theatre in Paris tor
the coming season, and would not sing at
the metropolitan next winter. She had
heard nothing of the report that he had
lost his voice Mine. Calve, she said. has
signed with Mr.. Grace for the season of
1901-'02
New York women are now regular
patrons of the boot-bacll shops. and it
is such an ordinary thing to see a woman
elevated in a chair having her shoes
polished, that is no longer attracts any
Snacial attention.