New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cHRoNICIED AND CRITICISED By Mr. ED:
MUND YATES.

At uNvERcAuLD-ouEEN E1IzABErHS
NooGNuuo Observation-Disclosures
MouTH-n1oN BoUuDoAUr-rHE
ANNAPOLIS EXPERIMENTS.
rsr CABLE TO THE TRIBUxEJ
copvriont; 1890 BY The Sesc- York Tribune
London. Sept o0.-so far from Kenstngton Pa'sce
heinc pulled down converted into picture gAuo'J'
IL Is likely at distant date TO be tnhaoitea oS
larger number Of royalties than have been wltnih s
walls since the reign OF George II. Tho largest ana
best apartments In the palace. which were occupied
nv the Duchess of Kent, the Duke OF sussex. Mo
Duchess OF Inverness and the Duchess OF Teck IN sue
cession have now been empty, dismanted ana shu'
I'M for more than eight years but they hsVo oo0n
given BY the Queen to Princess Beatrice ana fr'nee
Henry OF Battenberg, who now have suite OK rooms
At buckingham Palace which, however. they Wouid
lose in the event OF the demise Of tho Crown. inc
Queen can grant apartments in those palaces wnicn
are not occupied By the sovcrcgn-KensingtOn hamp'
ton Conrt and st. Jamess-beyond her own reagh' ."
that Princess Beatrice and Prince Henry VIII DO pro
vided with town residence III kensihg'oh 'or Io'
respective lives. Tho Duke and Duchess OF ooh'
naupht are in the same position exactly ana as thcy
did not care to accept the Duchess OF Cambr'dsc's
APARTMENTS at st. James, Pallrc, fhcy also arc I'd
go TO KenslngtOn where an excellent mouse Is 10 %
arranged for them BY throwing together the apart.
mens OF the late Sir Francis seymour auu e"'o va
the late Mrs. James Mcdonald
GAME SLAUGHTERED BY THE PRINCE
The Prince OF Wales was shooting every day last
week. There grouse drive at Inver'au'd on
Monday deer drive In the Glen Beg division OF
1nyercnud forest on Tuesday, grouse drive over the
t;onalt moor on Wednesday. deer drives IN Mar
forest on Thursday and Friday, In the Glen ouoich
and Glen Derry sections respectively. II. r. H. killed
five stays.
TrsTG MoNIAL TO THE BELGIAN QUEEN.
II was decided in the spring that SUBSCRIPTION
should he opened among all classes OF Belgian women
for ma ona present to their Queen IN commentator
OF the twenty fifth anniversary OF her husbahos &C.
cesson Although each donation was strictly limited
TO five pence the sum total has reached 1000 ana
many OF the lists sent in measure several yards In
length Queen Marie Henrctte has written To the
committee begging that the whole money may 90
given to useful society In aid Of workmen injured
in the course Of manual labor. IT has, however been
settled by unanimous vote of the ladies who have
headed the movement that the address WHICH VIII
accompany the Gift is to be incloscd in a suitably
inscribed ca,kc and a formal presentation 10 made
on December Il.
THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA.
The ubioutous Empress OF Austria Is now doinA
Algeria Her apparently inexhaustblc list OF In
cognito designations Is wholly derived from English
sources, and while at Libson and Gibraltar she would
answer TO no other than that OF Lady Nicholson,
although ut least five six other ladies are riGhtfu
owners OF the designation In question.
Young PRINCES LEARNING TRADES
The children OF Prince Albert Of Prussia are DO
ing taught to their hands as well as their
brains Their father we'll versed in the mysteries
OF bookbindng as the Emperor Frederick was In
carpcncrn9 and the two elder sons OF Prince Albert
have learned enough masonry 10 be able 10 build
small pavilion under proper superintendencc. Tho
younger brother is 10 be a joiner. Prince Albert
takes more interest in this part Of his sons educa
ton than any other
KING CHAELHSS TRIP ABANDONED.
The King Of Rumania has abandoned hi, projected
visit to England.
ROYALTY AT s,N SEBASTIAN.
Don Francois dAssise. husband OF Queen Isabella
is staying at Sebastian With tho daugfterin law
Of the Queen Regent and the latters mother. Arch
duchess Elizabeth Is expected Tor visit Of two
three weeks Tn" new palace. which the Queen Regent
IS building at san sebastian will be finished by next
Season. Three hundred workmen employed upon
the building.
BARON ITJRSOHS REVENGE
II is said that Baron IrSch. who was extensively
blackball"d some time since at well known club OF
the Rue Royalc has bought the block OF buildings In
which the club is situated. and has given the members
notice to quit at the end OF their very short lease.
LORD woIsEIEYS NEW DUTvEs.
Lord wolseley enters upon his new duties-com.
manding the troops IN to morrow, when Prince
Edward OF -Weimar retrrs. 10 the regret OF all
ranks Of the army, who taking steps. rs mark
Of regard to present him with a souvenir OF his five
years residence among them. The Prince OF SAKE
wlemar's retirement from the Irish command will
be closely followed by his retirement from the army
as he atains the Of sixty october H. ana
tlrn must 90. There rimors that Field Mar
shal's baton will be- conferred on him. but there are
difficulties in the way Of such recognition, On tho
ground Vt seniority.
DIR. MACKENZIE AND TIRE SULTAN.
Among the passengers by the Orient Line steam
ship Chmborazo. which arrived at Constanttnople
september IL. Sir Morcll Mackenzie, Lady Tyler
william Black. the novelist, and Colonel and Mrs.
Masins, and some seventy Others. All the party
went to see the ceremony OF Selamlk, and when the
sultan at It's conclusion returned the Ydiz Palace.
hr sent for sir Morell Mackenzie to bcstow deoOra~
ton upon him, but he had gone away before tho
ceremony was finished and could nowhere be found
Tho Grand Vizcr afterward sent TO Sir Morell
BY desire Of the Sultan. the second-class
order OF Medj die collar and star Dr. Mackenzie WAS
going Oh from Consantnoplc Sebastopol thence 20
Brouss. the ancient capital Of the Turks and then
to Malta returning to London about the 18th o. lAth
Of this month
BEArTuES Of BOrENEMOrTH.
Bourucu.outh has been very full all this month IL
is an ideal resort. with pine woods for shade and
perfume, aud the FOR rcfrcshment To- the eye ear,
body and brain. while flowers. shrubs and velvet
lawns testify on every side 70 tile beauty OF the
climate and the purity OF the air II BoIrncmouth
we're on the Mediterranean and only accessible at
tho cost of eight nine pounds how we shonld praise
II. The hotels and villas are. fine as those at
Cannes and the pine woods a. lovely rs those about
straphacl Bnt the place only English. you
know after all
DION BOCCgrACLT.
Dion Bouciran was one Of the last men n regulate
his life according ~ the opinions prccepS OF others
and By none We're comments Of Mrs. Grundy held III
| more open contempt and disregard. NJ thai It VIII
not be surprising to me- that his busy brain u