New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
nuRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY Nj" u
MIND YATES.

A. fhs Goth The queen, VINO VIII % e'cOuF
-, nv Princess Beatrice aud Prince Henry OF
i.,onhorr viii cross from Portsmouth TO Cheibourg
-, -oceed southwark by special train to Flo ence.
%, the precise route Of the journey has not yet
,en decided upon. Herr Kann, Her Majcsiys COURIER
has arranged for either direct by the St.
Cothsrd route az a journey by Maiscues, Genoa ana
Pisa. with a halt at san Reno The Queen viii re-
main abroad ABOUT four weeks.
A thoroughly well-iDtOrmed correspondent al san
Reno writes me that the Queen is going there ZOE
short time either before after her visit 10 fioI
ence. A variety OF preparations have becn go'ns
forward at the villa Evena boh In tho ho'so az
grounds in anticipation of the Queens WISH ~,
friend was allowed TO see the villa last "eoA ~"1
was shown the sitting room, which ne was 'o,D :
To he occuped by the Queen herself IL Is I~'e'
saloon with a Persian carpet and mFnsh7" !" go
and god which opens by immense Winuo"s u W.
colonnaded portlco, from which Is one OF I'M III" "
views both sea and land which IS foun1 on INC
Riviera spacious bedroom above TINS sS'oon "As
also been reserved for the Queens own use 1t opens
on a covered terrace The villa Evcllna, which was
built a few years $50 by Baroness Lo"enstelh' Is
rather glazing edlfce Of pure White, with terrace
broad steps and coonnade Of marble IL s'A.u'
high ND on the west hill with terraces OF owe
groves all round
1,vPs W pDIvG OF THE PRINCE AND PEINC SIS.
Tho Prince and Princess Of Wales intend to give
A ball al Marlborough House Friday, March " 10
celebrate their silver wedding, al which most OF the
members of the Royal family will be present III
Guiding Princess Beatrice who is rarely seen IN
london drawing The Prince as a. the olympia
on Friday evening He entertained the Duke ana
rgcb,Ss of Mecklenbulg Schwerin. Lord and Lady
Cork AMI Lord sufneld at dinnr in his own room
tefore tho nerfor,pance Lord Charles Bercsford
brought a large party. Lord Alfred Paget also occu
pied box Pretty Miss Jenny O'Buen' VINO Eoc9
to America this week. concluded her drive o. t'"'S'
two horses for the last time by presenting the Prince
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bouquet Of red white and blue flowers. The building
was crowded seeth aud his Hons thoroughly ID He'd
tho audience.
CoURTrsI~s TO LORD MAYOR DE KFNsER
The King of tho Belgans has specially Invited
the Lori Mayor 10 the State ball al Brussels on
HAST AND CoUNTFRBtAsr
Lord Randolph Churchill is to speak al the oxford
Union about a fortnight hence As counicr''aS'
another visit from Nj Dillon has been a d.
Or Bright OF University College, appears To n' '""'S
Home Rule line. in which he las me support o.
some Of The leading members Of the University
ECHOES IF tn TRAFALGAR SQUARE RIOTS
The sor.oe afnosp here Of Broohss Club DISTURBED
inst now by the discovery that some ol INC H''-'
Of the Trafalgar square riots have LACEY Den emu
famed as guests at dinner there by prominent a'
Of Mr. Gladst me A committee viii pf"Oa ~ DC
aetcd IN investigate the matter. Meanwhile the i'I
e interesting IN connection with the annonne menl
in The Cladstonian organ Saturday that trafalgar
Square IS TO be- made The subject Of Liberal an'ehu
naent to the Address fom the Throne
NARLRonov Gn's FIR REIGAD"
Tho Dnke of Marlborough is determined that ben
holm shall not he one Of the twelve seats supposed
10 De doomed every year 10 destruction 10y mo- 9''0
he has returned from America he has pu'onos'N o"'
81 the Merryveather steamers and organized Ilo
brigade which goes through quarterly IRE u-l"' u'-i
His Craces personal supervision
LORD HOWARD D VALID vs. BLUNptR
Howard do walden made Digger
biprder than I'm tacklins his brothertu-law MAYOR
Kildare Burrowcs who ia one Of the best meuun
weight brusers going and who, when hunting WIN Vhe
I1tb Hussar hounds in Cork. gave tie otp's"'on'
when TOO demonstrative in the field one or TWO sNoH
reminders If the force Of bis fist that they "cIo
mock - mice anerwa ard. Lord Howard de Naoeh
had not A few rough and-tumbes with samho singers
in Jamaica before be Joined tn 4th HusSafs' his
family owning considerable sugar plantations between
Kingston and spanshtown called the LAY MANS
THE DEATH OF SIR HENRY IAINE.
s,r Henry Maine author Of Ancient Law Who
o'ed ar Cannes Friday night after few hours n's''
was one Of the best-known and most popular men al
Cambridge lie was born in Wales sixty SIX years
ago. In 1912 he beat the record In acaa"me n"n"'
He nd been alng for time and thu Unsatisfactory
state Of his health mainly prevented his entertaining
the idea of representing the University in Parliament
which was strongly urged upon him few months ago
The attack of apopcxy which proved fatal TO MN
was not altogether unexpected
rpv RID IrAr's RooK OF NONSENSE
The death of Edward Lear viii diminish the NOT roo
large stock of healthy fun and nonsense aVaaOc l0i
the consumption Of children Of all ages The APPEAR
a,ce Of his e Book ofNonsense" an experimenting
event I'd to that hour, pure simpe'
,nadulterated nonsense had got TO e IT.
earded as thing 10 be ashamed Oh auu
ooked askance at al all events by the genteel-those
who anerwar ard came to be known as the culchaTed
classes The Book Of Nonsense gave sharp PRICK
70 this impostuIe. II collapsed and has never re-
covered Other nonsensical volumes followed O"'
poet artist, traveller. good fellow and gentleman as
he was this volume his one supreme lhaIiehao'o
te 10 our applause gratitude for 1t vindcated the
claims Of to proper place IN the economy u
human afaIs.
MEMOIRS or ARCHBISHOP TRENCH.
memoir Of Archbishop Trench is now being written
by his daughter who also intends TO publish selections
from his letters bishop Wherefore was one Of Dr.
qreuch's most regular correspondents.
HERRoMrRs ART LECTURES
Herkomer's lectures the Royal Institution as re
ported, seem original and interesting two qNa4i'o'
not al avs found IA ART lectures but his statement that
our lady artists come from the higher classes Is open
to question There are plenty Of amateur lazy alls'S
in our higher classes as the annual shows al Lo"A'I
LoGg. have long shown, but all oul proes Oh' "oi
palutcs have been born Ia the NaioIs strata OF the
middle class taking them from Ms Carpenter Who
VA ming Iorrats when the Queen began her re- gu,
t. Lady Butler, who, We hope, may paint Tor Us nam
years 10 como Sculpture has had In the last aAe inc
present century a,istocrauc practitioners, ana l"r
profit February witnessed the bee ming OF "a H'"
gallery which however has already received the s"OT-
suet Of Halle arnassus7 MessIs Pctoss woIAmen nave
begun lay bare the ste of New man l"I
celebrated quater Of a century ago for the hsh step
ping gray horses which supplied for wedding parties
But portion % the old court of the Army and Navy
prov Ma let viii bo utilized To- tn great puro
yestbuc. the existing iron columns being cncesed In
gray marble. The multi Qlcity Of doors aud the alb
sence Of stacases viii prevent the much abused pri-