New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

.,rn. OF recovery. The electrlcai
..nose multiplication one OF the cAu
sr,sr.c,a, reaction and Industrial paralysis are
=, ,rao.<s Of REORGANIZATION. Some OF theni VI"
ALTERNATELY be arralgamated as trusts me 80
s;,,,,. or business are slowly improving an"
a., e,rrs. .o.cuIators are looking for an ao'''0
.,o.l market I'm the course OF the winter
Tho establishment Of the British Academy IS
the chief literary event OF 'he "ee ..a
with fortv-nine immortals, who are ioen'iiieu
90. t;r,or,cs, philosophical and pathological
.,,aias. hut noetry. fiction and bellies iet'fes ai
---.,,,s.s ,-or, r.Dresentation 1t is a sectonai
,.,;,osonhical araoeny, with Herbert spence
IN. vreatast English phiiosopher, left out anu
not an academy Of letters, for men IKE OWN.
burne. Hardy. Kipling Meredith Dooson ana
Hewlett are not included
IL the Academy had been formed on sifliiaf
lines az the opening OF the victorian reign
Nsoaulay Gladstone. Freeman and frouoe
would have been numbered among the hn-
raorfsls but Wordsworth, Thackeray, DICKENS
f;sIwer Ruskin. Tennyson, Browning and car
lyie would have been shut out The utiitS OF
an Academy organized on so narrow oasis 10
questionable hut !. is cause for Pubic sTau-
tude that the rival claims of the poets and nov
l;sts ,f the time are not settled by votes for the
xersy would envelop the Athen9um club ano
the new Academy would be faction rent
The theatres are reopening after unusually
abort vacations for the actors the MaftaSe
Of Kitty ar the Duke Of Sorks Theatre mas
been improved by closer playing. ana d'"sS
r,uch ,ess than on the opening night. Marie
rsn,nes, is less effective than she Vas as
recl1v sharp last year. but she sings With
yle audience.
nlsv is La PasseraIte,'' In which Nine Re1ane
.nneared in Paris but process OF disinfection
has accor,7pz MED tho translation snd aoapta-
zion The HayInarket has been reopened WIN
n spirited production of Robert harshahs 'er-
sion of 'RataiIIe des Danes, under tho ne"
sitis There's Many slip. Cyril Manoe' F" mn
.es FINER, and II e Irving delightins
.heir audiences with admirable stage WORK
George Alexander appears next week at the 81
James in Justin Huntly Mccarthy s
1rere King and Bert Comte reopens the
princess with The Fatal Wedding hshoru
MY LADY Virtue and Barries quality street
arc under rehearsal. and plays Icy Finero aho
Jones are I'm reserve. but the season Is not one
,f h-;lIiant promise The chief novelty in the
r,gl,eh oners season at Coyent Garden VIII pc
sisnor Pizzfs ''Rosalbo,
Welcome calm has settled upon London
srhe timber ward around the Abbey has not yet
,,eeu cleared but the garish lines Of red, purple
and blue in Whitehall and Pail Mall are Slowly
fading The weather has beer clear and de-
1irhtfuf and the swarHls of American tourists
awaiting steamer day have been favored "l'il
rlin,r.es Of the Shah in jewelled headEear ana
.he military escorts for the royal carriage
Roth the Ftruria and the ST Paul are crowded
with American passengers to-day Many
rlersymen are returning from holiday Journeys
The blinds are down on all the fashionable
we.. End houses and the society papers are
6ned with accounts of the shooting In Scotland
and Yorkshire and gossip al Eomburg and other
watering places. The King and Queen are not
expected to reach Balnloral after their cruise
until the end of next week, nor will they be
seen in London before October, when they are 10
drive in state through tie cid borough.
The court officials detained by the Shah's In
opporfune visit viii soon be following either
the Prince of Wales 20 the moors or Lord Sails
bury to the waters. and there viii be nothing
for the club ioungers to talk s bout except the
motor accidents and the tragic deaths in the
Alps. l. n r