New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED By MR.. ED
MUND YATES.

| Emperor William They disguised and terrified
| at his recent vagarics. The Duke Of SAKE Coburs
Gotha and dozen German royalties took advantage
of his relationship demonstrate in strong terms with
the Emperor and he was justified in doing as the
trusted friend and often the confidential adviser Of
| His Majcstys father and grandfather But ms pro
| tests were Of no avail The Duke was 80 indignant
that he refused TO stay in Berlin for chapter of the
Black Eagle, but of to Coburg in high dudgeon
The Dukes sentiments most fully shared by the
King of saxony, the Prince Regent Of Bavaria, and
above all, the Grand Duke Of Baden.
COUNT KALNoKY TO RESIGN.
One certain result Of the retirement Of Prince Bis
| marck will be. | hear. the carly resignation oi count
| Kalnoky. 1t IS cNpxted IN diplomatic circles III
| Vienna that he Will be succeeded by Count Won
| Wokenstcin Austrian Ambas sador to Russia who las
just arrived in Vienna from st. Petersburg on leave
Of absence.
An IMPERIAL DEIN MIXING CUP.
| The loyaI citizens of Cologne have provided
| magnificent cup of gold and enamel winch VIII DC
exclusively used by the Emperor of Germany in drink
ing toa.ts whenever he pays state WISH 10 'heF
| city
A TRADEsMAN's SUIT AGAINST \ PRINCE.
The Prussian Bench Of Prinz Judges. who decide
all snits against members Of the royal family has
| inst ordered Frederick Leopold. the wealthy brother
of the Duchess of Connaucht. TO pay 700 marks to
tadesman near Po;sdam in compensation for breach
of contract concluded with Of the princes estate
agents.
LORD SALISBURY GETTING STOUT
Lord salisbury has arrived on the Riviera, and is
making the most Of the rest and change Lady
salisbury is looking better People are very much
struck with the increase in Lord salisburyS size.
Thongh no doubt. he is much better than he was MS
soutncss causes his friends some anxiety, especially
as he takes little exercise.
TO HONOR STANLEY N BELGIUM.
Mr. sanley's arrival in Brussels announced for
m III. \ tarr, ian ed
for April 90. Meanwhile Antwerp is making cX
tcnsve preparations to speed the partn- guest There
is to be reception at the Hotel dc VILE geographical
conversazoncs in the salons Of the ceroc aisilquc
banquet the great hall Of the society Of Harmony
| \ DIPLOMAT WHO WILL b MISSED.
Although Earnest Lyon. Lord straihmorcs third
SON. has been transferred 10 the Legation AT Wash
ington, he VIII leave MS present post for some
time. The prospect Of his departure D., sincerely
regretted for he has during the last our wear, done
his utmost to promote every kind Of outdoor and
indoor amusement among the English in Brussels,
ANNUAL DINNER OF THE GARTER CLUB
The Garter Club Of which Lord lalmcrsion was
made member after its foundation IN l-fJ, h'ld
its annual dinner in GLASGOW last Wednesday, Mr.
John Burns of Castle Wcuyss. presided and there "As
an unusually larrc number Of members present
EASTER REFLECTIONS.
notwithstanding the exodus from London on Good
Friday. the leading churches in the We't End were
largely attended. Nothing is moro extraordinary IN
time tian the popularity Of service so lengthy
and monot 0nous that Of the three hours II ha,.
however established itself not only in the cathedra'
and town churches, but the village fancs and even
in the school rooms the newest idea being 10 u-irai"
addresses dealing with events Of the Passion with pct
| ures and magic lanterns The Bishop oi l:pOn
on Friday afternoon adopted this method IN addre,
to number Of vo'kremcn IN Leeds. Even Lord
Crcwcs prediction for sermon must surely be salts
fed. Five in day j. an emharra- -mcnt ~ riches
provided by The Wears OF many well known CHURCHES
Certainly the time Is very different from that when the
late Lady Georgna Bathurst coming Oat Of It. PAUL.
KnehtshrlGce after morning service on Good Friday.
said 10 somewhat unsympail"uc Colonel TAYLOR;
There's service again TIL oclook7 - rule ther
short and bright music Easter Day.
while Of late years Easter carol, have become vcrJ
popular and some ca.c, have been substituted fa-
the evening sermon The Transformation u the in
terror of churches from the gloom OF Copf Gay 10
what the grim PCritans profaney describe flower
show is very striking. Iotlol-c, 90 all parts a. the
country being rlnsachcd for decoration Of fttoro
fancs Of their in fashionable London. 10 "a
disgust Of the gardeners.
The Princes If Vale, was among ilc vat c,n-rc.
CATION al IT. Pauls Cathedral on luc.day night, whom
Bach's Passion musis, -. Matthew 80 superb,
rendered.
APOSTLE WANTED FOR \ Nlw RELIGION.
Robert El,mcrc Hail, in Gordon square has NOT yet
found it, warden and the Rev ,t"piofd Brooke D. being
very much urged 10 accept the place temporarily,
but lie is doubtful and If the settlement !, 10 succeed
1t stir itself and find permanent shepherd and
not remain content with on The fol-. There D. mo-
lack Of money and sympathy. but the nc~ religion
has not yet found il apostle. : pro-cytAns atheist
is rather odd Development Of craze wanting ''cit
one he Of mind yet il apple, 10 tho late Baron
Ferdinand swift, kind hearted but eccentric English
man, who was beloved and familiar h~urc IN
Venice that he wa almost considered Of the sights
~ ~ ftc
had adopted. An Italian paper declares adnlrinSN
that Baron swift died baby AT sixty. Truly there
seems to have been something Of the cheeky, plu'ny,
lovable British schoobOy about him, VINO AWAY
thinks he must needs show the world how 10 % w.
Certainly he showed the Venetian, how to do other
strange things besides distributing athci-c tracts III
a good -naturcd and indlscrimnaling, but sometimes
hOttcmpercd manncr-tO climb the 'ampanio 81 -
Mark horseback 10 paddle from Venice 10 llc9'c
in canoe, 10 Jump ranks Of soldiers drlhhs Oh d
hunter though they were fences to row down inc
Grand Canal standing barrel, are funny Dh' cA
traordinary icas. In countries Baron 0"''
might have been called a mailman. The Ncncuil'
loved him and only called him an Englshinah'
SOCIALIST CANDIDATES IL LONDON.
The prospect Of a numbcr Of Socialist candidates III
London constituencies has seriously dis'urocl "''
managers Of the Liberal party in the metropolis EVey
cote given Socialist may be regarded rs Vo'o 'o''
to the Liberals and In constituencies 'Ic -"
ciasts will command an appreciate fraction "i inc
electors. If the socialists start as many oa""""'o'
rs they threaten, the Liberal party IN Lohu"" VIII
emerge from the next general election weaker ina"
now. Unonists can look with satisfied compo9nrc
On the quarrcls and chickering's Of their opponents
For them the socialists have 10 horrors
THE HABlTATl0N or ROTHscHiLD'
Aston Clinton. the Bucknelamshrc seat OF Lazy !
ie Eotlschild, where Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone arc
spending the Easter holidays, is long, 10" "h'e
building with very graceful Greek ii'"dc' INC
prevailing idea is comfort not grandeur. Inc io'"'
are small, but deliberately furnished. The ohN af'
ro,o j. thc drawing ROOM which is only used when
large party is in the house. The dining room j. |
filed white pancllng, tho work OF Du''h
sculptor Of the sixteenth century, wmch was
brought over to England few years ago Inc