New-York tribune., 1889-11-05


extremely beautiful The Queens annual tribute Oh
shawis from India consists OF two kinds. Some ara
less valuable than the others, and those are given 10
friends. The best kept for the members oi hor
own family other relations.
The German Empress expects her socouchmcn' III
the spring, and hence the why she was muls
posed by the long journey to Mona and thence 10
Athens. She and the Emperor are most anxious "
have daughter their five making the SUCCESSION
safe, though the youngest is very delicate
THE sANGREAL.
Emperor william has seen the Grail not after vgiis
and fasts not stealing down visionary ray, nor III
secret chapel in the woods but in the waitingUom VI
the Genoa Railway station on his journey rom ho'."
Thither at the express wish of the Queen Of Italy, WIN
Is enthusiastic about the ecclesiastical treasures OF ~
own early loved city of Genoa, tho Archbishop sent 'o
Holy Grail and the Emperor and Empress had the al
vantage OF little lecture from learned compario|
In the Treasury OF the Archbshopric Of Genoa u h
undoubtedly rested except for one removal SIM
1901 when It was brought from Jerusalem, anu ~
eaously was It guarded during the Republic that ea
approach TO its throne forbidden under pam Vi
death The one removal took place when NapooVn
swnpt the temples shrines and sanctuarfes OF ltaS
OF gold silver and Jewels melting down all the so'
silver statues imitation repcas of which no" -
their places are by courtesy called silver VI course no
took the Grail but in the seizure it was droppeo' au
was found not to be carved from one emerald ou'
consist of immemorially antique green glass
PRINCE FERDINAND HUNTING BRIDE
Prince Ferdinand has hear. been cruising for 'ho
hand Of Princess Clementine, his mothers so1
daughter the youngest daughter of The King Oh 'no
Relclsns. who will have an immense fortune her
parents being rich beyond the dreams OF avarice anu
She their fayorte child But King Leopold would noV
hear of such a match, and when the Prince went
Brussels the other day he was not received al Lach
and the only member Of the royal family VINO ca''.u
Ipon him at the Hotel de Fandre was the Cohto u'
Flandre. Princess Clementine would have oeeh DC
trothed to the Prince Of Naples but for the
of the Pope.
PROFESSOR ADAMs's ILLNESS.
regret 10 learn that Professor John Couch Adams
the usrious astronomer is lying seriously Ill at tne
observatory at Cambridge lie had what was re
garded at the time comparatively slight apopecuc
seizure on Monday last, from which he has not rdel
to the extent that anticipated.
NEW GOVERNOR FOR BOMBAY.
1t is understood that Lord Harris will succeed Lord
Reay as Governor of Bombay.
WHO MAY SIT on THE OPPOSITION BENCH'
fresh attempt will be made at the next session
TO drive the Liberal Unionst leaders from the front
Opposition bench. The excuse which is to be put
forward is Mr.. Chamberain's recent attack on MI
Gladstone Friends of the liberal leader state that
personal intercourse between him and Mr.. Chamber
is absolutely necessary for the Liberal Unioniss to
change their places. This is not the first notice OF
ejectment Lord harrington and Mr.. Chamberlain have
received and it will be frlitless former intma
ton Of the same kind The Liberal Unonists Will
stick their places stubbOrnly as an Irish tenant
10 his holding. not because they wish TO annoy Mr.
Gladstone but because their presence there necessary
as an assertion Of principle II Mr. Gladstone could
get them floor of the House. he would
proclaim that he alone the depositary and
exponent Of Liberal traditions.
THE FAILURE AT GwEEDoRE.
The "Surrender OF Gweedore,o as the Nations,
papers call II, has reused extremely bitter feelings
lmong the Parnelltes and IT IS only because Mr..
Healy one of the parties to the transaction thar
he expression Of their anger has been rcstrailed
within moderate bounds The plea OF guilty. Offered |
~ many of the prisoners, completely spoilt thc
Parnellite game. The trials at marlborough we're
o be made the ground Of great attack the
administration of justice in Ireland and TO be ield
ip another example Of Castle chcanery and oppns-
ion Even Irish Nationalist can hardly assert the
innocence OF men who have pleaded guilty. And so
he plot for attacking the Government came 10 nauIht
ATTACKING THE PRIMROSE LEAGUE.
The Primrose League lies heavy on the National
liberal Federation, and hear that at the Manchester
Meeting of the latter to-day special resolution Will
70 devoted TO the inlquities of the League. The
Iadlcals have got an idea that the members of the
Primrose League exercise some sort Of intimidation
yer voters and Liberal reverse IS always ascrbcd
o the corruption terrorism Of this awful organha
ion. The more intelligent Of the party know
hat this is all nonsense. The great sin Of the Prn
ose League is that its members are most efficient
anvassers 1t reaches voters other organlta-
ion has done. and this is why Radicals speak Of
nth much bitterness, and demand protection against
IS wes and stratagems
TO AID THE " HUPPER sUCKLEs"
SO many institutions have been started for the
ene6t Of the Masses that the Glasses will be for
,ven II they feel somewhat neglected Should such
e their state of mind, they may perhaps find conso
alton in prospectus, now being circulated with
orS Of semi-publicity, announcing the formation Of
N Institution for the benefit OF the Glasses solely.
IS an attempt 10 supply wants and obviae diff
ulties which every year felt by increasing num-
ers and with increasing acueness. Described
ncfy, The outlines of the scheme these: The
ureau proposes, in tho first place, 10 be a general
egistry Of addresses, a forwarding Office for Letters
md pcste rcsante, and with the assistance Of
Information supplied. II promises weekly visitors
lst for London, which, in addition to announcing
rivals, will report the addresses Of temporary res!
ents In such way TO form sort Of running
Implement 10 the Blue Book The up-t0-dae knOwl
age OF London addresses which II thus hopes 10
ommand It proposes 10 utilize further by undertaking
he leaving of visiting cards and the writing ami
ending out of invitations for balls and parties il
ers 10 relieve its clients Of most Of the preliminary
roGbles OF house-hunine. finding out for
hem before they begin their rounds whai
0nses are vacant which might be worth their while
o inspect. It Will undertake similar function with
egard to the accommodation of hotels, not only III
ondon but at the English watering places, on the
'vlera, and presumably elsewhere. 1t viii obtain
any accounts Of rooms vacant at what hotels. ana ,
III charge its with the business Of securing any
lch rooms for lis clients. 1t proposes 10 perform
number Of other services, Of which 1t SPECIFICS
nile Others It only aints at with judicous vagnene's
ne OF these, IL can De organized tn time, VIII De
real godscnd 10 that section of society which de'
shis IN winter and the plays, parties and dinne's
hlch form part Of their programme The bureau
IOpOscs TO have each day al ns promises menus Tor
ne cA nuIn. ~ nm