New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

THE PASSING THRONG.

H. L. Clahin. of Chicago when at the Hoff-
man FSsuse yesterday. in speaking of recent trip
abroad. said: They have one Gus
BUYING tom in Spain and Italy that seems
BOX FOR strange. at least to Americans and
THE SEASON. that Is the manner In which they
sell you box at the opera. When
you buy box for the season here or in London
you pay so much down and in return receive the
tickets TO the various performances. All there
is left for you to do Is to go to the opera when
you please. Your box is cared for and equipped
TO occupy it. In spain however when n you @ buy
box and nothnr nae SS1 GET simply nj the bare
curtain IT, supply chairs. and even the hooks upon
placed on the walls by you. That isn't all. how
admission tickets, for they hold there that while
you ung9estionably own the box. that is all you do
and different matter: for Which You must pay
of from Ra mGst Rs Ameeas
point point OF OF view: but the spariards and Italians
the Romans do
Colonel Thomas P Ochiltree of Texas. has just
returned from European trip. and when seen
at the Waldorf-Astora yesterday,
ENGLISH sad 'I of course. delighted
ACTORS at the result OF the election. as
tTENEROSITY. every man must be who loves his
country and would her dis
hoiored before the world. At the same time. 1 am
not really surprised. because 1 so thoroughly ex-
pected it that tried to get down some wagers at
was in England when the news arrived of the fear
Iul storm that laid waste Galveston. As soon as
the news reached me thought of a benefit to raise
funds to aid the survivors and wired to Sir Henry
Hnr Wa a95 hS W Shn To th c comesn
at Broad5ta airs and was enjoying the first vacation
however. he anwered. putting himself wholly at my
disposal, and advising me that his manager, Mr..
l4oveday, would call on the next day at the
Carleton Hotel to arrange the details similar
unanimous response came from the theatrical
the aires selecting the Drury Lane. on account OF
Its size, and there performance was given which
Charles Wyndham Marie Tempest. Beerbohm Tree
and many others took part in the performance,
hitch All Texans should be deeply grateful to the
London actors and actresses for their prompt and
trate Galveston
r. H Wingerd Of Pittsburg when seen at the
Hotel Imperial yesterday said: Business has al
ready begun to pick up in Pitts
STEEL burg and it looks though we
TRADE would have boom times there for
FEELS THE some months to come. Steel bets
| IMPULSE have advanced in price. and this
has been followed by increased
activity in the steel and iron trade The Pittsburg
| mills have q large number Of orders which were
given. I understand. subject to the reelection OF
| the President These orders they have already
started to fill, and the mills will run full time
! for some months. Pittsburg watched with keenest
interest the result Of this election and while S We
| be it was nevertheless a relief when the official
| news OF Bryans defeat arrived
General Russell A. Ager, ex-Secretary of War.
| Is spending few days the waIdorf-Astoria a
business trip to this city. When
| THE there yesterday General Alger
| KNELL OF said regarding the election: 1T is
| BRYANIsM. a great and overwhelming victory.
No. I not surprised at 1t. for
| have all along expected a Republican landslide 1t
| should ring the kner of Organism. and as re-
suit OF the election look for the total disappear
anGe OF Bryan as factor in National politics.