New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

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good deal overcome when she got to the grave. She
brought two wreaths with her, which she placed On
the vault and small bouquet which she had carried
In hand. Her Majesty wao accompanied only by
Princess Beatrice, the lady in waiting and the equer.
ries
EMPRESS FREDERICK'S APARTMENTS Al
WINDSOR
Empress Frederick occupies the Tapestry Rooms
during her stay at Windsor. They afOin the grand
corridor which recently has been rcdecorated from
designs chosen by the Empress Princess Beatrice
and a model of comfort and luxury. The sitting
r0Om from which is beautiful view over the East
Terrace and Home Park IS hung with tapestry
but bedrooms and full family
portraits including OF the late Emperor William
by Angel, taken in 1867 OF the Emperor FTcder
ick, and OF the present Emperor wien boy.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS ENGLISH TRIP.
Emperor william expects to reach COwcS in no
Yacht IIohcnzolcrn on the afternoon Of saturday,
August =. and will be the guest Of the Queen AZ
osborne until the afternoon Of the following Thursday,
August !, when he viii probably proceed Edinburgh
by special train, travelling by tho Queens route
the Great Western, Northwestern and CALIFORNIAN lines.
The Emperor, Yacht j, 20 round Covcs rho
Firth Of Forth 10 meet him, and he VII. embark
board her for Hamburg Whclmshafcn on the even.
Ing Of Saturday, August Q.
THE KING or THE nELLENES.
The King of The llellencs who is staying at AK leo
Bains, where he arrived last Wednesday from Venice,
will probably come to England the week after next on
a visit 70 the Prince and Princess Of Wales at MARI
borough House.
IT MAKES TIE RUSSIAN SMILE.
The extraordinary fuss which the German Cours
made about the visit Of the Prince of Naples 70 Berlin
has been regarded with cynical amusement in II
Petersburg, where it Is well known that Emperor Will
lam was much annoyed on learning That King Humbert
has Just made lavish distribution Of decorations
among the officers Of the French Mediterranean squad
ron and he actually sent the Grand eros, Of the Order
Of the Crown Of Italy 70 " Barbc Minister Of Marine
in Paris and five French admigal> received the order
Of St Maurice and I. Lazarus. King llumbeTS sud-
and unaccouutabic demonstration of regard for the
French Navy excited much wrath IN Berlin, but the
Emperor dls,embled his Indignation and treated the
Prince Of Naples II he had been reicnnS sovereign.
: GUESTS or THE DUCHESS OF BrCCLEUCH.
Including the Duke Of Tec and the Marquis Of
Lorne there were eighteen Royalties at the Duchess
Of Bnccleuch's bail The Princess Of Wales looked
lovely in red. which suits her 10 perfection. Tho
political element wa, not overlooked in the arrange
ment ot the dinner. and this no doubt produced
soothing effect on Lord Randolph Churchill and Mr.
Chamberlain who met there and who have not been
brought into such close quarters for some time past
THE JAMAICA EXHIBITION.
II Il new ueililcN sPlllFl lidl IIll'' ''''H' -
Wales is % open the Jamaica Exhibition about christ
mas and both the Queen and Prince Of Wales are
sendlu, ont picture. and other interesting objects 10
IT, Prince George will remain in the West lndleS for
a year and then he is 10 return to England ana i've
M the command Of the Thrush. on his promotion
TO tie rank OF Commander Prince George viii proo-
blv be appointed 10 one of the Royal yach'S' Ho'o
likely the Osborne. hear that sir Henry bakc 'i'
been working very hard at the preparations Tor
tlo jamaica Exhibition, which opens ia January
next The Governor + stirring up the ISLANDERS
from their long torpor wonderfully ana the
Exhibition must do an immen,e COCA 7" ,"'
place even il it be not financial success for
il may be difficult 10 recoup the glarantore '"e SUI"
OF 900 out Of shilling admissions
ECONOMY AT THE VATICAN.
Tho economists Of the Vatican propose to reduce
the number Of the Pope's Guards. Ills Hohhe>'
maintain, corps OF eighty grndarmcs and also sew
antvnye Swiss guards all Of whom are paid cio''u'
,otc.d and fed The Papal Guards ana "iaru'
Mobile who are employed on state OCCASIONS Aa'o
no emoluments OF any kind. Inc VATICAN in'H''
are not 50 hourishing could he wished III con-
oucnce OF the falling of In offerings dt Peters rc"o
and II is in contemplation 10 reduce the military
establishment 10 thirty swiss guards and thirty 6eh'
a.rncs II nav be hoped that the nldeScgDdOIe
and ouaiut uniform Of yellow and scarlet worn by INC
swiss Guard will not disappear a II Is 'erlaO's
relic OF the Middle Ages
A WELCOME VISITOR TO CoNSTANIlNoPAF"
Sir Edmund Commeren returned last week 10 fortS-
mouth on the expiration OF his leave during WHICH no
visited Constantinople, where the sultan s"No i
audience during which His Majesty took n spleHuu
o0clcd pin from his crsvat and stuck 1t IN tha' oi
mo gallant Sir Edmund. Edmund Is persona Sra'a
=, Constantipopc where hi, services during th'
,iuean War are sui gratefully remembered ana nc way
second in command Of the Mediterranean sP'I'Ioh
during the critical winter Of lo77-'1o.
THE LATE LORD CARNARYoN.
The death Of Lord Carnarvon has come as gre''
shock to the world at large, for IT was ohF u"'l- wv
last two DAYS that IL was known there was 10 nope
Il, had been ailng many years, but his friehus ava!
considered him little hypochondriacal and paid ho'i'
ttcntion 10 his uhcalth lie had influenza badly m
br sprng and never quite recovered from H. but tns
o,tu,l cause Of death was cancer of the lVcr WHICH
wa, only discovered short time oa'N' lic Su"0
ro.t deal mi al last he was kept entirely uIder
opiacs Lady tarnarV0n ana all her Ch'Id''''
win him at Porchc,er having only recently e'"'1'e'
from the Cape. Lord Carnarvon leaves oo's y,
his second marriage with his cousin, MISS ho"a'u' %
Gr,v,toke and II is supposed that his Somef>etsh''
property will 90 10 her eldest boy the present Loru %
nnrvon uheriting the large Dcrlyslre properly W VI"
Chcstcricld,, which comes to HIN thIous" Ms '
the late Lord Carnarvon's first "lie' the u"us
and heire>s Of the Lord Chesterfield OF bedcoi'"e
fine. Though Lord Carnarvon at one time tooA
prominent part in poliric, and promised 10 DC a 'I
portant person In the Tor party If sIe'' ''''' ,
nos and con,cicnt iousucsS made him dlhculI " WIZ
with and he never sacrificed his sense Oh "u'" "
,r,r,l,l, far the sake Of any party. lie was u'
Iundc,t and warmcst Of friends, ana the "o'' w.,
mi and he numbered among his friends men " "o
mast varied view, and opinions and Ms hoSpi'a"oS
and sympathies with large Colomal a'l'a.'''
mad, him exceedingly popular in thc Ahuponos.
When he and Lady CarnaIvon maae Io"i"'' -,
cane and Australia some years aEo they were receive.
everywhere with almost the same eNp'e''ion' -
loyoIty As il they had been ROYALTIES
MR.. GLApsTONE's sCOrcH CAMPAIGN
Mr.. Glad,tonc's programme for his scotch you, a
octoher includes visits to Lord and Lady Ape'un >.
Uaddo TO Lord and Lady Breadalbane at 'ans ;,
Mr. and Lady Helen Munro Ferguson at dnrinc his
sir Andrew Clark at Dalquharran, ana 49," "".s ana