New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cHnoS1cuEp AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED
MUNp YATES,
AFFECTING TO THE SHAH AT BALMo1AL-TURI
WINNINGS FOR cHARITY-BUsY ROYALTIES
u pAaIs-rHE ENGINEERS DINNER
TRINITY COLLEGE CELEBRATION
LITERARY AND DRAMATIC
,sy c.sIr TO TIE TRIBUNE


sA.b soins 10 Balmoral the house In very good
srdsr and very clean. The Shah is NOS IN inviting
Siator on bygienic grounds and WhaeVer repairs ana
claiming might be necessary would have TO Do oe-
frsyed from her own private purse, as Bsimora is
pnvsse not = crown property AZ huehnsnam
Palace ts country would pay the eli ~hch haae all
IA, difference Sir Algernon Bosthwick threw hmsct
49,, a.. hr.aoa and offered Invercauld which was &C
.sn,.d Sir AlperDon will 60 down TO entertain him,
AVA I.dv Bo,,hvtck will probably remain at Hamp-
s,.sd The two very large houses 10 which me shan
s.nressed a wish to 20 vetoed ~ once ana rs MS
tina In Nmted only those rreproachapo IN every WY
And combining some dis tnctvo festue' oher scenery
AZ inyersuh, or of great engineering WORK. such as
ths forts and the bridge which 10 VIII see nom Hope
town, wcre selected.
TO BUILD ALMsHousEs WITH HIS WINNINGS
The Duke Of Portland has decided to devote all his
u.., and future winnings on the turf To the erection
- srdovmsnt Of almshouses for the poor people at
vr.,hseh TIA scheme originated with the Duchess.
The PRINCES VISIT TO PARIS.
-. p-,oce Of wales has revealed himself 20 tho
p.,,sI.n, IN the new Hight OF paterfamias and has
,ron sreat applause The Prince and Princess and
thstr family have been tho object OF sympathetic
curiosity for the Parsians who have sppauded them
heartily and admired their wonderful energy ana
ubauty. On juno 8, at midnight the royal tourists
.rryed IN Paris on June Is, at midnight, they le1t
paris for London. In the seven days Of their visit
,hsS s.y all that there Is to be seen In the French
espItsl. They simply astounded the Parsans oy the
ouanttty Of things they found TO see. On SUNDAY
morning the Prince Of course, went TO chureh' ana
dsIIchted the ehurchwarden Of the new N'ceoris
Chapel BY his afsbility. Then began series OF
me,eoric sppsruons all over the espital-N ,ho f@-
hsbttion; on various platforms Of the Eihel TOWER
a, thsatres at opera, circus and hippodrome at the
pssteur Institute at tho Antcull races, where the
Prince lost q pot Of money; at the Epa'anl whcro
the Prince seooped IN large amount-in SNORT "neie
eve, YOU might 20 last week you were sure 10 see inc
Prince or the Princess and her children, or the ~hoe
family together. From morning until night they were
an tia move always fresh, always smiling, always
n..sins. never resting, never losing minute, yet
never in 4 hurry Their VISIT to Paris has doubtless
nrodueed An excellent impression, but am AFRAID IL
ywn, have ultimately, q bad effect on would-oe high
iverx Of weak physique who will endeavor to Initiate
thu Prince of Wales and die IN the attempt.
THE PARIS COACHING CLUR
me n,s, Of tho Paris Coaching Club on juno 10
was perhaps the most striking aNaif OF inc hd c'cr
...n in France for the knowledge that the Prince
~ vsos would be on baron Gustave dc Rothschilds
eo,rh indeed an unusually large number OF members
% come out, while the rlare Concor1e, which rarely
has q crowd on these occasions, had Qute hohoa'
looh Tho Illusion was heightened by the appearance
OF Lord shrewsbury driving his well-known team OF
Yorksh,rc-brcd bays. Lord Shrewsbury was the only
EnrlA member
70 arrive vas an Amclcan, Mr.. winthrop who
h,d amopg his passenGeS Mr.. Whitelaw Reid tho
raw American Minister. and his wife. Baron Gustave
was not out himself, the coach being driven ny NJ
Lambert scn-in-lsw OF Baron Aphonss, VINO hSl
Prince Albert Victor on tho box SCAT, the Prince Of
Wales sitting behind with the Duchess dc Morny and
Baroness Gustsvs
FREE THOUGHT IN LAMBETH PALACE
II 4, difficult TO imagine auyih M more astounding
than the spectacle of tho High Church Prmse allow
nr theological lecture be delivered In the library
81 Lambeth Palace 10 an audience of Paris clerGymen.
IN which The most advanced views OF tho German
school were adopted and advocated. Professor Chevn
for whose benefit this startling Innovation was per
mtted has made even the Broaf Churchmen Of Oxford
stare 1t the badness Of tho views set forth In his
hampton lecture. nut It is remarkable that Lambeth
should become the London centre Of propaganda OF
this unor'hoiox description.
THE ENGINEERS At THE GuiLDHALL
The engineers dinner al the Guldhal on THURSDAY
YES equally appreciated by the British institution
ofhctatng as hosts and the members Of the American
societies. many OF them just back from stratforl.on
Avon. who were honorcd guests. The thirteen tables
did not dim the splcndor Of the Ninth OF November
banquet but for all that the gathering was emncntly
worthy Of the occasion. The invigoraing cheerneS5
OF Sir Frederick Bramwcn greatly missed. Lord
Stalbridge and Minister lincoln filed the posts OF
honor either SIDE OF Sir John Good. Sir Edward
NdS W luuuPb IN hmtriCaH
cences 10 his hearts content: Dean Bradley
talked of Westminster Abtcy 10 half a
dOioa Amei'al listeners Achd aeon Fa'rar
also found himself amongst American admirers.
Tho presence Of Mr.. John Baird saved the House
of Commons from being, for unreprcscoted in
the city. Tho media, Of the Institution with the
classic profile of Teford figured prominently the
menu. The engineers gave their bIcthrn from across
the Atlantic no other champagne than approved
eigh5S. /" Hall Columbia and God Bless the
Prince Of wales" were received with equal en-
tbusiasm. Tho chairman contr.ved 10 accomplish the
dticut tssh Of assoeatins the toast of the evening
With Mr.. whiuemorc. pas; Pres. Soc. G.
E.; Mr.. Tuwne Pres. Am. So Mech. E.;
Mr.. A. e. Hunt, V. P. Am. Inst. Min. f..
and Professor Elihn Thomson. Pros. Am Soc.
Elec Eng. II reads strangely like an inscription
Roman sarcophagls
PATRIARcHs INVITED TO TRINITY COLLEGE.
The ancient and royal foundation OF Trinity
College Cambridge, Will this week be IN,
scene Of gathering Of exceptional II no, unique
interest. namely, the gathering Of tn, patrarchs Of
the college. The Master DR.. Butler has invited all
rast Fellows Of the college the dates Of who's de
grees are contemporary anterior to his OVID TO as
sembVc once within the ancient walls which
were tho scene Of their carly r!umphs Tho Bursar
Of tho college, Mr. Gerard Cobb has been tnde
istigable In seconding tho Masters Intentions and In
vitationS have flown far and wide and have been &C.
cepted With alaerty. DR.. Butler graduated in 1855
when he was Senior Classic. I believe Sir George
Airy. late Astronomer Royal. is senior surviving sx
Fellow.
EXPORTING HORSES TO AMERICA
A very largo number OF Shire horses OF the best
breeding and quality have been purchased during the
last few weeks for expectation TO ths United States
including five splendid animals from tbs celebrated
stud u pursmere and Lord Ellesmere's we'll known
horse Everton Mr. Hart, Of Cannoek has sold in ono
week no fewer than eighteen Shire horses-sl for
breeders in the Western states.
AMERICAN HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS.
Mr.. Stevens, the well-known American bookseller in
London 10 rapidly pushing forward his great project
Of reproducing in facsimile MSS. in European archives
relating to America These exist to largo extent
in most countries on this side, but especially IN
England, France Holland and Spain. Access to them
has been cordially granted 10 Mr. Stevens II Is
wonder considering the large increase OF the love
q Astor oal re4eszcb among cultivated Americ ans IN