New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-17
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHROyICLED AMP CRITICISED by Mr..
EDMUND YATES.

CABLE TO the TRIRUNR1
ropvrtc,,, 1898 Nv The v,w. York Trfbun.
Is,Spov jan 16.-Tho royal shooting party at
windsor has been postponed In consequence of heavy
focs and the Prince of Wales win now be the guest of
Prince and Princess Christian al Cumberland Lodge
next week before his departure for the Riviera where
His Royal ghncss will stay three weeks the Princess
and her daughter remaining at sandringham during
his absence abroad Tho CaptaInCeneral, the Prince
OF Wales, and the Lieutenant Colonel tho Duke of
Portland are TO be present at a wonderful battery
smoking concert given az the headquarters OF the Hon.
orshle Artillery Company on February 16 The Duke
OF Portland takes the chair. Mr.. Fred Leslie, Miss
Nellie Farrcn. Miss Phyllis Broughton Mr.. Eric Lewis,
and the Blue Hungarian Bard all have boon specially
retained
GLADSTONE AT FLORENCE.
Florence "a very full. Mr. Gladstone is the subject
OF chronic ovatlons His portrait with an illustration
OF OF tlssc demonstrations has already filed rho
front page of " The Epoca" The Queens OF Wurtem-
burg and Scrvla bDth at Florence. Mr. Philip
saanhope. NJ p holds constant confidential confabua-
tons with his political chief Lady Crawford Is at
tho villa palmIeri where great preparations are In pro-
gress for tho royalties who expected in the spring
and AMONGST distinguished visitors arc Lady He'd
dlngtcn he dowager Duchess of Scrmonesa, Lord and
Lady POltimore, Miss Banfylde and Countess Tolstoi
PRINCESS LOUISE GOING TO ALGIRps.
Princess Louise, who left Kensington palace sat
prday week Or Marseres and San Reno, accompanied
by Lord Lorna, has arrived at Malta. where she VIII
remain a month the guest Of the Duke and Duchess
of Edinburgh at San Anti mic palace. Tho Princess
will then go Aglers and expects to pass fortnight
al Hannah Rirha Princess Louse will meet the
Queen at San Reno about the first week in April
LOST FACULTY OF EMPEROR WILLIAM.
The Emperor OF Germany. II appears, has lost all
faculty for counting Figures dates or the cost OF
anything convey no longer any meaning to him. On
other subjects h, is stn sufficiently clear headed.
He always comes up smiling after each fresh attack
thc Hes mn Notwithstanding,
he n ight ary morning w,ke up Those who see him
when he best say that they will not believe no Is
dead until they attend his funeral
PRECIOUS GIFTS To THE POPE.
Tn sultan's jubilee gift to the Pope was an anneau
of gold profusey studded with precious stones and
valued at 10000. IL presented by Armenian
patriarch. The President of the French Republic sent
magnificent of Sevres with cordial letter of
congraulatlon His Holiness has received 10000 from
the monks Of the Chartreuse diamond rose valued at
s25.OOO from Ecuador and hugo golden staff filed
with gold dollars fiom 49, francisco
AVoIDrVG PLON PLoN's aPPFARhNCF.
IL is an open secret that Empress Eugene deter
aimed the removal of the remains of her husband and
son TO Marlborough should he private in order TO
avoid the ssbility of visit from her wel-beioved
cousin Pon-Plon, who would have made political
capital out OF his appcacarcc.
suRpRIsES FROM THE WAR OFFICE.
The Secretary for War, Mr.. Edward Sanhope is
tald to have some great SURPRISES in store. When
he publishes his annual statement he will probably
slash away at the non-efectvs votes IN many
matters he Is quite in tonch with Lord Randolph
Churchill. or rather his departmental subordnates
are Their intention is that the departments should
be conducted on more economical princples-that is,
all departments but the War Office Itself.
pARvriLtTr FEELIvG TOWARD Me-. BLUNT.
Cladstonians who sympathize with the Irish agita-
tors learn profitable lesson from perusal Of
o. hold NV tba Garcf
of the National League where one Molloy, speaking
the question of a vote of thanks to Mr. Blunt.
fessed that he was not very much inclined to put him
self about in the matter, for the English favored
coercion and II they Thought proper to come over
to Ireland it only fair that they should get
taste tho fruits of coercion 1t is clear that among
the rank and file of the Parnellte party there is in
reality strong feeling Of qualification that an Eng
lishman should have been sent to an Irish jail under
such circumstances. l SEQ that another confidential
document has been given away to the Parnellte news
papers in Dublin. The repetition of offences of this
kind dScredtable to the Irish Government. 1t is
difficult matter to entrap the offender in such
a case, and the immunity enjoyed by the delinquent
at Dublin Castle Is the more ineXcusable, because,
believe, suspicion has for some time past attached TO
him.
SUPPLYING FICTION TO NEWSPAPERS
The newspaper syndicate business for the supply
Of fiction to the provincial press is spreading. In
opposition to Mr. Totson, the fourder of the system,
the LangS, of Sheffield, have started bureau They
maize good beginning by securing Miss Br ddon for
three years. On the other hand Mr. TillOtson plays
HagSard, inns and Besant 1t is big fight and will
develop new ideas. Indeed, 1t may be said to have
introduced feature into the field of combina-
tion Tho Toole "reminiscences have been purchased
by the 1illotsons. Miss Braddon is writing The first
vi iohs series of stories at San Reno where she
Will remain until April
HAMILTON AIDES NEW DRAMA
lncognto7 Is unquestionably the best drama which
Mr. Hamilton Aide has written. Mr. Bierbohm Tree
as synical Villain Vincent" has added more nota-
bio triumph TO his record. Mrs. Trees Mile de
Ilorian" played with good TASTE much spirit and
without a trace Of nervousness Miss Genevieve ard
was power fully pathetic, The story is inter
esing, and the third act Is particularly strong In
cogno should soon find place In the Haymsrket bill
Tho Prince Of Wales sent for Mr. Aide the fall of
the curtain 10 congratulate him In his own genial man.
ner on his Mr. Aide is on the way to Malta
whero he will join Sir Perry and Lady Shelley their
yacht Ocesna
DAVID GARKiCK" ~ ST. PETERSBURG
Mr.. Charles Wyndh am has accepted the fattering |
invitation to play David Garrtck" at the Imperial
subvononed Theatre in ST Petersburg, and Is already
on the way there accompanied by Mrs. Wyndham and
Miss Mary MOoic
THE BOND OF wEDLOCK" DRAMATIZED.
At tho suggestion of Mrs. Bernard Beere Mrs. Camp
bell Praed has with the assistance Mr. Richard Leo
as regards construction, dramaiized highly success
ful novel, The Bond OF Wedock" The piece is in
tended TO replace "As In a Looking Glass; and will
be put In Immediate rehearsal at the Opera Comique
JANE HADING's SAD CASE.
Who remembers the beautiful actress, Miss Jane
Hadingl II is now nearly year since she has dis
appeared nom the stage. What has happened We
shall know Thursday, when Miss Hading's will
be heard in the Court Of Appeals, and justice will de
eide whether the inefable Koning manager of the
Gymnase, has the right to break the OF this
charming actress whose misfortune Is be his wife
and victim. Koning's Macchavellic publicly avowed
plan is to prolong the legal proceedings concerning
Miss Hadlngs demand for divorce and to his |
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