New-York tribune., 1900-11-04

OF the present trouble. has secured quarters 81
ready arrived there Rigby win not apply %,s ,3r
Menier to ride in France Morgan, Edie and Jones
go TO Austria.
DOMESTIC SERVANTS HARD TO GET
Scarcely a week passes in London without Ameri-
cans who come here in search of domestic servants
returning without them. Cheap and good servants
are hard TO get In England as In any otner
country in the world The latest instance OF this -
George w Lederer whose servants at his English
house recently summoned him to appear In the
County Court for months wages In lieu OF hotice.
Though Mr. Lederer swore the servants disturoeu
the household by using the fonlest language ne
ever heard and joined in conspiracy to disturb
his domestic peace. he had to pay up. Amusement
was caused by the cook saying in court that MT
Lederer his wife and his mother-n-ssw Law. %ere we're
rowfully declared they had all lived in terror OF
the servants.
Cured on Friday. when the Walters Union op-
BeT Of we'll Known Testaurants on the ground
unfair wages were paid The proceedings brought
are not generally recognized as first cass-the
had % to pay as qSh Sar as Il keepes
were objected to because they required the %teps S
sung thingto take away our rights which dsa,G were
given to us by nature as one watneSs e e
feet changes in the system
ENGLISH EvANGELIsrs COMING HERE
William Moody son of the late Dwight L. Moody.
the evangelist. had been welcomed In England by
Lord Knnaird and other leaders of Christian
work He has secured the services of the Rev.
s. Campbell Morgan and F. B. Meyer to take up
are well known Congregationalists with large
to the United states for at least six months start
ing in May Mr.. Meyer follows him. Both will CON
duct revival services at Northfeid and thereafter.
in other parts of America.
THE MARBAE ARCH IN DANGER-The
ArCh lar IN thousands
of American visitors, is doomed to demolition unless
some private individual is generous enough to pro-
vide for is re-erecton on more appropriate spot
the front of Buckingham Palace on account OF its
unsghtness.
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH ON ROYAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the first divorce suit In
Queen Victoria's immediate family-that is to say,
the marked efforts dissolve the marriage OF
Prince and Princess Aribert of Anhalt. the latter
being a grandchild Of the Queen-come some sim
gularly interesting remarks which the Emperor of
Austria is reported have made during his recent
visit 10 Count and Countess Lonyay dhe Countess
lieve," he said. in love matches among royal per-
sonage;s; have come to regard arranged
are undesirabl not only for the persons con-
sTe destined to govern. consider that members Of
royal families should marry for love"
PASSENGERS ON STEAMERS FOR NEW
Cunard Line steamer Lucana. which
sailed for New York to-day from Liverpool. takes
among her passengers Sir Charles Rivers Wilson.
president the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada.
who goes to America in connection with the ap-
pontment of successor to General Manager
Hays; Mr.. and Mrs |. Townsend Burden. Count
Chabrella. Joseph Letter and r. J. Price NJ. r
from Southampton to-day. takes Count Adhemar OF
Castellane. Among other Americans going home
the United States in the course of which he will
lecture at Princeton University.