New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-05
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remembered on account q the fin Weather, the wei
come absence OF dust, the tantalizng Aalf which
was. passed before start could b efscted and tho
winning Of the blue ribbon of the tut fo the first tmo
BY the Master of the Horse during Is tenure Of Office
II is the royal train which has to agrcas extent
pended the road There is maniist advantage in
reaching the without dust or dscoufort half
an hour On Wednesday the Samuo Laing-engine,
not chairrnan-was gayly deckcd withfowers The
Prince of Wales and his both CHIT gray coats
with pink carnations In their buttonhols The Prin-
cess Of wales came to EPSON in cardinaand crimson
Her daughters dressed in the coolc of foulard
princess Mary Of Tcck looked very well irolve green
The Duke OF Portland in short jacket, ooked very
anxious Lord Hardwick maintained hi historical
reputation in the matter Of hats Lord Randolph
Churchill talked politics to lord Harngto. The
Duke Of ST. Adams with Lords Londonderr, Aber
gsyenny, Faversham and Cadogan further represented
the Lords The boxes of the grand stand web com
pletely filed Lord dc Rothschilds's party wa very
numerous. Baroness BurdettC outts entcrtane, Mr.
and Mrs Beerbohm-Tree and Sir Edmund Hendcson
Tho Dukes of Westminster and Portland were the
observed of all observers during the tantazing Mt
occssioned by false starts. The Master Of the Hofe
was loudly checred he walked proudly by the sc
OF Ayrshire Just five minutes after he had laughngl
declared It was quite impossible 10 get excited
For the fourth time tho July week at Newmarket
will be deprived this year Of Of its great features
ss there will be Blanlmey sale, in consequence Of
Mr. Chaplin having sold his nine best yearlings to
Lord Colthorpe for 10 600. Mr.. Chaplin has not
sold his stock in lot since 1881 when the late Lord
Wilton bought the whole team, but the average price
was much lower
HEAVY PLAY AT BACCARAT.
There was some heavy play at bsccarat during the
Manchester race Meeting. Ore night noble lord
lost $4,000 but rot 1t back within 81 200 before
morning.
DOM PEDRos MARROW ESCAPE
The Emperor of Brazilhas been saved from syncope
BY respiration Of oxygei gas accompanied by fire.
Quent hypodermic injections Of caffeine of which on
the worst day he took an enormous quantlty-thlrty
ono grains in twenty-one hours. There were also
hypodermc injections of eter ard strychnine.
THE KING OF SWEDEN, VISITS ENGLAND.
The King Of Sweden arrvedst Plymouth on Thurs
day morning from Bordeaux In the Swedish corvette
Freja. His Majesty travelling as Count Haga,
so there was no official reception, but salutes were
exchanged between the Freja an, the Royal yacht
Adelaide.
THE PRENIIER's BIRTHDAY YANoUEE
The Premier completed the difficult tat Of giving the
best birthday banquet ever remembero Dinner
served to the minute The table was decorated with
white lilies and pink and yellow ohhlds Count
Karoyi arose with much solemnity to pppose for the
last time as the doyen of diplomasts, NC health OF
the Queen. Lord Salisbury, in the Usual formula paid
the traditional compliment to the Sovereign and the
allies and friends of Hor Majesty Tho crtsh at the
Foreign Office was tremendous. The Dral decorations
were very striking, but the hustling pushing and
rushing when the royalties arrived on 'hc fhododen-
dron-lncd staircase would lead the impartial spectator
10 believe that many of the guests had never seen
II. T. H. before. After much walng Mrs.
britannia Dentwick, in brown brocade, succeeded in
reaching the room set apart for the royal supper.
Lady Salisbury was busy marshalllng hei friends
that she quite forgot the Prince of Wales wa, to be
Coli cinrv In
Duchess of Manchester sat at the Prncess's sblc,
while Duchess Paul and the Duchess of Clevelan0oc-
eupied places at that reserved for the Prince Ar
oncss do Worth, in ali her diamonds, braved the IT,
rors of the staircase The Princess of Wales, In PIN
smiled pleasantly on everybody in spite of the hea'
and overorowding Mrs. Leopold de Rothschld, in
rod and Mrs Hofnung in crushed strawberry, botl
looked very well. Sunday morning before the
Inst great officer of state had departed from Down
ingst.
LORD wOISELEY IN FEATHER.
Lord Wolseley is quito in feather. He has beer
censured IT is true, by the Government for his out
suolsen utterances and sudden conversion to The
docrtnes of grumbling clubland which he has often
and so vehemently condemned, but the public have
caught on as the Yankees have IT, and his LordshiI
was never popular, never more In request 'hai
he is Just now. He is constantly being asked 10 al
dress this that or the other meeting and the utmost
Is being done to induce him TO speak again. lie II
very anxious however not to take advantage OF ms
position and for the present VIII content himself by
advising only. Mr.. stanhOpe and he are on the best
terms 1t is entirely wrong TO suppose that any mis-
understanding exists between the civil and military
departments in Pail Mall There never was tme
perhaps when the two worked more harmohiously'
Little difference may arise as they do In The best
regulated Offices and families, but as regards the gen.
eral policy of the proposed changes of administration
and system there is perfect agreement Mr. stan
hovAn Con Tnrd
ress There is one question upon which all are agreed
namely the Instability Of improving the efficiency
Of the auxiliary forces.
SALISBURY AND THE FRENCH EXHIBITION.
The Radical papers are stupidity ana dlshonSsuy
attempting get up camor against Lord SaispurS
because he is not prepared to recognize officially the
French Exhibition of next year. which IS to be hcld 10
celebrate tho centenary Of the Revolution These Jour
nails are presumably unaware Of the fact that TWO
years have elapsed since the question first raised
and that It was Lord ROsebery who decided that the
English Government should not connect itself officially
with the Exhibition. If this country had been COM
mted to the support of the scheme, Germany AUSTRIA
Russia and Italy would assuredy have been aiienated
nd half the people Of would have been disguised
with u.s.
A LoYDoN CLERGYMAN FOR FoRTY-FIvE YEARS.
During this month the Rev. william Rogers, rector
Of st. Botolphs, Bishopsgate and prebendary OF St.
Pancras, than whom since Sydney Smiths time there
has been no clergyman knowing better how to combine
good works with brilliant wit, will complete his forty
fifth year a London clergyman and his twenty fifth
rs rector Of St Boophs II is intended to entertain
Dir. Rogers at complimentary dinner on Wednesday,
June 26, in the hall OF the Diapers Company, lent by
the master and wardens for the occasion Lord Rose
berry, Will preside and be supported by many leading
men.
LORD sHREwsBURY'S LONDON GAYS.
On the principle OF let those laugh who win, Lord
Shrewsbury is impcvous to the chat with which he
has been assaed for entering into business as CAP
proprietor and for branding the gondola OF London
with his corone and cipher So vast indeed has this
business grown TO be in HIS hands that he finds him
self unable to cope with It singy, and is aeour to
bring II forth as public company.
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