New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
THE CZAR IN BERLIN.
NO CHEERS FROM THE CROWDS IN TIE
STREETS THROUGH WHICH HE PASSED.
oMITTING TO RESPOND TO EMPEROR wILLlAh's 5
PEACE SENTIMENT AT THE STATE DINNER
BOTH MoNARCHs ENLIvENED BY
THE BALLET.


Berlin. Oct. 1.-THE Gar arrived here TO-
Hay, accompanied by the Grand Duke ueorse' nis
second son. Emperor William, scNerdl VI 'ue
royal princes Prince Bismarck. Count Ieroere
Rismarclc and a number of generals ana court
officials received the Gar ana Uranu Duhe "' ',1e
Iehrter Station. The Gar was attred IN the
unifor,, of the German Alexander Regiment OF
,h;ob be is honorary colonel. He and Emperor
Sv,ll,oro embraced repeatedly. After their greet
inc was over the Car turned TO Prince Bismarck
and shook hands with MIN. lie also held brief
conversation with the Chancellor. The members
of the Cars suite were then presented to the
xuite of Emperor William, after which the guard
,f honor dehled before the Gar, the band play
Ing the Russian national hymn.
The Admirals attached to the British Channel
S,uadron which is now at Kiel, were present at
the station, and were saluted by the Car.
The party then proceeded to the state carriages
which were in waiting and drove through the
Brandenburg Gate, across Koenigsplatz, and to
the Russian Embassy, the horses going on fast
trot for the entire distance. As the Imperial
carriages passed the Brandenburg Gate a park OF
artillery began firing a salute of OIL guns. Inc
streets along the route were plenttully decorat-
pd with flags and bunting. but the crowd Whlch
had gathered did not cheer as the Gar passed
along Emperor William wore the uniform OF the
Russian Wyborga Regiment, and had on his
breast the decoration of the Russian order or St
Andrew Prince Bismarck also wore his Russian
orders Prince Bismarck remained at the Em-
bassy and held conversation with the Gar 4ast-
ing twenty minutes longer.
Emperor William remained at the Embassy
,o attend n deieuner given by the Russian Ambas
sador Count Schouvaloff presided, and the TWO
Emperors and all their attendants were present
Count Schouvaloff, raising his glass, welcomed the
Czar and called for three cheer for HIS Majesty
There was a hearty response, and the band OF tho
Alexander Regiment played the Russian Natl0naI
anthem The Gar speaking in French, toasted
Emperor William. The two Emperors conversed
animatedly during the rcpast Emperor William
left the Embassy at IL 80 p. m.
In the afternoon the Gar drove out in an open
carriage surrounded by cavalry. lie visited the
txEmpresses Augusta and Frederick. On return
Ing to the Embassy the Gar retired lor shoIV
time for rest and quiet
At 4:30 o'clock Prince Bismarck arrived ana
remained in conference with the Gar until b
o'clock. The Chancellor, upon leaving, was eS-
corted TO his carriage by Count Schouvaloh, the
Russian Ambassador.
dinner IN honor of the Gar was given TINS
evening in tie White Hall OF tie SchlosS' aC
which l4O covers were laid. The Gar dressed
in the Chlan uniform, sat between the Emperor
and the Empress, facing Prince HiSmarcii.
The Emperor, in tOastlnS the Gar, sdII
drirIr TO the welfare of my honorcd friend ana
guest the Emperor of Russia. and to TN con,
tinuance of the friendship which has suDsln'ru nr
between our houses for over nuhot m - iooac,,,
and which 1 am fesoINe4 W ' ~
from my ancestors. ,,l +bo
The Gar replying in French, thanked tIe
Emperor for his friendly sentiments ana uIaHA
TO Nj, welfare Tuning then 10 Prlnce IASmafch'
the Gar raised his glass ana afahk 10 Ia. CtS and
crllor who stood up, emphci his GaHS anu
bowed deeply There was II simiaf eNcnaIsc ~
oourtesies between Emperor WllIlan ana 'he
Russian Ambassador.
Tonight the Car attended gala performance
at the ODera House. The second part OF "aS-
ner's Rheingold' was given. followed ny NV
"Coppclia" ballet. The Car sat betWe5H IHe
and members of the German royal family were
present In the interval between the opera ana
he ballet tea was served in the royal box. AZ
the conclusion of the performance ue Gar anu
biS SON returned TO the Russian Embassy.
At the opera the Gar wore his PrusSian uniform,
vvhile Emperor William his own Culrasslcr
uniform Both looked grave and sOmhre until the
ballet began when their faces lighted up, ana
thereafter they conversed in a gay and uncon-
strained manner.
After the banquet in the Schoss the guests
were entertained in the picture gallery. Inc OZdr;
noticing Prince Bismarck standing, rose ana
kindly bade him bc seated. while he himself stood
and conversed genially with the Chancellor.
EX-Elnpress Frederick will give dinner IN
honor of the Gar tomorrow The INVITATIONS
are limited to royal personageS
The Russian imperial yachts DeryaVa ana
Czarina have left kiel. returning TO Copenhagen.
Tho :" ReichSanZcl ger says: l he exalted
guest of the Emperor has been welcomed to the
capital with the veneraton due the ruler of
great State living on peaceful terms with Ter
many The feeling Of the German people IS IN
harmony with the friendly relations between
the two mOnarchs which they Inherited from
their fathers May the visit corduce to the wei
fare and laDIueSS of both nations"