New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cHRoNIcLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED.
MUND YATES
THE TRAGEDY AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KINGS
RITUAL--THE NEvILLMURIETTA NuPTIALS
mr. SMITHS REruRN-AT THE HAY.
MARKrT-pHoNoGR ApHro PARTIEs.
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CABLE TO THE TRIBUhEJ
OopuiQht: 1889. BIZ The Neic York Tribune.
London. FEB i1.-There have been SO many Ver-
SONS Of the circumstances under when 'no Iro"h
Prince Of Austria died. II is needless TO AGA shother
But believe the true story to be that inc emperor,
Empress and Crown Princess were exaspera'ca pcSonu
endurance at an intrigue which had been discovered
between him and one Of the ladies OF the court Ihey
informed him after a mos paintal Nhi sor0y lhte-
view that his conduct was Infamous they had de-
termined to appeal tho Pope for Decree ana would
never forgive or see him again inc CrOwn fnhee
went to Meyerling On the fatal evening" aiter spend
ing some hours drinking and singing WIN count hoSos
ana the cabman Brahful he sent them away, making
,rrsneemenfs for Count Hoyos to shoot with him in
tbe ,aorning After they left him. the Crown Prince
,s the house and went TO the cottage OF the game
Kramer who had remarkably pretty wife. The game
keeper was out but returned before the Prince had
,efL The latter hearing the husband return, escaped
through window. The husband seeing man leave
bis wifes room, fired shot at the Prince, not Know
ng who II was The Prince. badly hit and bleeding,
lmped back to the chateau. Maddened with pain,
drink and despair he locked himself into his room ana
there shot himself have the best authority nor say
ing this Is the true account
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE BISHOP OF LlNyoA-N'
The proceedings against tho Bishop OF Licolh'
which will begin at Lambeth on TUESDAY arc AZ "i,-
,onuIsr and little wished for by the Moderate Church
nartv "a nv the most ardent RitualistS. lt
cause Of great dismay aud reget among all churohnen
that the Archbishop has not seen his way clear 10
sion the proceedings. The Archbishop, DERIVE,
Jus tcs the course he is adopting on the grounds at
he is representing the feelings of the Church OF Eng
land To any one who reads the papers, OF nst'hs
IN the opnions OF those interested In such matters,
tbe ArcbbIshop's position is false one. hear
this has been represented 90 him In the strongest
way by those supposed TO have great influence ever
him. but without success, and on Tuesday ne ana
four bishops will sit TO hear the case
Tuesdays proceedings will be almost final The
Bishop OF Lincoln viii appear in person. read STATE
ment in support of the position he has taken up justly
ing It by opinions and facts of wide and varied Kind
Having done So and made protest, be will leave the
case 10 be argued by counsel II is possible the
Bishop of Lincoln will appear in HIS Episcopal vest
ments and wearing aitre. Anyway Bishop King
Is sure TO make strong impression on the judges
not only by his great learning and the authorities
he viii produce. but by his extreme saintliness and
depth Of conviction, which win make him
consent TO any sacrifice accept any punish
nent sooner thtn give up one point
of those he contends for The petitioners are TO be
represented by Sir Horace Davey, the Bishop by Sir
Walter Phlimore aud Mr. Jeune. II IS said the Araa
bishop himself when Bishop Of Truro, used the same
ritual and performed he acts those FOR which
ho is now allowing th Bishop of Lincoln 10 be prose
cuied.
PIE PRINCE AMUSING HIMSELF.
In spite OF Court hournIng, the Prince of Wales
managed TO be presentR two dinners last week.
which he probably foud moro amusing than the more
ambitions cnterpnmeits be was compelled to iorego
On Thursday te lstertd to Sir Henry Biskes varied
experiences Al Mrs AiaiF's In Curzonst. On Friday
he dined I'm Bgrave Square with Mr.. Ruben Sassoon.
VERY SWELL WEDDING
Never sire the marriage of Miss Fox to Prince
Lchtenstein several ;earo ago. when the Prince and
Princess of Wales went from the procatbedra to
one of the nost famous garden parties given az
Holland Hose, has London witnessed any Catholic
function o. as imposing scale as the Nevill-Mfotta
marriage, ehich takes place on Tuesday morning at
BramptorOratory. The Prince and Princess Of Wales
with the daughters the Princess Louise. the Duke
and Ducess OF Teck and the Princess Victoria are |
all amog the guests for whom special chairs and |
elaborate copes Of tho ofice, bound IN ss}am ana |
gold ar provided. The whole body oil the church |
Was todw 1rofusely decorated with white aud red |
flowers 3dden bowls flied with white roses sur
mount IN nils OF the sacrsty, and white bouquets
three fcctlr height stand the altar while masses
Of white blossoms are be relieved by four
groups Of pans and crimson drapenes
The Blshn of Stafford and Father Bernard Vaughan |
viii performthe ceremony and the Rev. David VIII |
k,nson assisd by the clergy OF the oratory win az
,erward CELEBRATE high mass, Mr. santloy singing the |
oaeytory ane the choir bdng accompanied by a full
orchestra ne wedding ayors have centIes Of yel-
low rosebuds Lord william Nevin has himself de-
Sighed miniatre watches with a monogram in brill
iants on dsk blue grond. which each Of the SIX
bridesmaids VII wear, attached 70 gold chatelaines,
on their left shoulders. Mile. Clsnee de Muretta
Ladies Idina ad Violet Nvill, Miss Violet Claiborne
Hardy MISS Ian NevIn and Miss Constance Baron
as bridesmaids viii bite silk dresses edged with
otter fur and nouse-colod velvet hats with ostrich
plames The ,ridesn aid bouquets viii consist Of
red and white roses. 'fd Richard Nevin, Lord
Cranbourne's private secrary viii be best man. The
bride viii wear none ,fer splendid jewels except
diamond earrings and BIRCH. The Spanish and Rus
sian Ambassado.s viii bamongst those who listen
10 Gounod's Mssse Soloelle Lady Abergayenny
,-.s, wear blue velvet. Inc Marchesa de Murietta
comes in gray at 80. be breakfast VIII be served
for 500 guests In CaFltoouse Terrace. the band Of
sbe I'd life Guards being ationed IN grove OF palms
IN the han In the eyeg Lord and Lady William
YeyIu win leave Londosor Paris and Italy, where
fbey will spend two mos before returning to Eng
land at the commenceml of the season.
The wedding pfesentge In every way worthy Of
the popular son OF Hht of the Carter and the
daughter of a Spanish hndee. The Marchesa de
Murietta endows Der dahter with brougham. Lord
Abereavenny provides son with sociable. The
Empress Eugenie sends silver gilt bowl, and the
Duchess of Teck an aque silver chocolate pot,
while the magnidoence the pearl and diamond tiara
given 10 the bride by hfetber and mother is nearly
equaIlcd by the clustseckace which she receives
from her uncle. Fro1pain comes the Duchess of
Fernan Nunezg gray sumbrella with golden han
die studded with dianas and a smelling bottle en-
erusted with rubeS. he Prince and Princess OF
Wales sent Miss Muris on Saturday diamond and
eats-eye brooch. TfFrincess Louise gave her
very beautiful screen
THE LEAR OF THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Smith is lcoldivery wen and In the best Of
spirits and health. n and change ia the south have
done their work, anne returns rinvigorated and
ready for bis dutieshich promise to be very re-
sponsIble and aruucr HIS ret'rn will nut an end
10 the stories 50 coustly put bout as to his inten
ton on retiring froure leaderslip Of the House Of
Commons. 1 can oldeutly declare all rumOrs to
that effect as well those staed so definitely last
week as TO the probaty Of Loo Harrington joining
the Cabinet, absolute unfounoe- Lofu harrington