New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

| London, sept. 1j.-Thc Queen was No'9 ""~'"'~
that tho new banqucting hall at Osborne shon'c DO
| rom Melted and ready for Use by December pu' ! NN
II has been found quite impracticablc to nhis' VIC
work 50 .oo Operations will therefore be snspe"ooo
at the end Of November until the middle OF fe"."".'
and when they are resumed, AFTER tho euce" Nv
partrp ON the conclusion Of her winter residence o
Tho Isle OF Wight. they will be carried on wtth"as
i,,orruptou A. IIcr Majesty will not visit OSb)rne
again until the middle Of July. II Is now estma'oo
that by the time the hall and other hWidlns' ORC
| decorated aud furnished nearly E:1.ooW VIII INV
icon cxpcudcd and nobody knows what is to be dome
with th, costly addition which the Queen appears 70
| have decided upon without due c0nsidersuon' III
| original cost OF osborne upward OF kloV''"'
| The Queen la, invited or Is about to invite. rue
Queen OF Rumania 70 pay her visit at Iamorai. anu
| ! hear the Prince Of Wales has written !" euec''
! Elizabeth. expressing great regret that NC a'" wv
Princess cannot have the pleasure OF entertaining Vet
q: Sandringlian. they will not be therc ""'s ''
| Majesty, STAY in England.
| |, seem, that Emprs, Frederick after ALL has no
intention Of paving another visit TO the queen TINS
| year. Her Majesty Is now staying az \e""e !" ''o
house OF Mr. Malcolm. on the Grand canal "neo "o
will remain Till the end Of the month ana VIII V" w
T. Berlin to ,lpcriutcnd III" preparations Tor the mar
riare OF her daughter. the Princess Victoria VINO"
will take place Berlin in the third week IN NoVso''
| Der.
! ALI. PROVIDED FOR EXCEPT ONE.
| Fmpcror william Ia. in'nacd his intention OF ap-
noiu,iuc the Dur 81 ConnaIght TO the coonclry OF
rrri,,an regiment 1t il odd that the sonin'la~ ot
Prince Frederick Charles should he the only member
OF Tie roy al family who has position In the German
| Army.
| CHANCELLOR Won CAPEIvl IGNORED.
| hear from Berlin HAT Emperor william is much
ANNOYED au>c the Queen did not offer any order to
chancellor Won Caprivi whom Ills Majesty expected
would 10 created q. &. a.. and his discomfort Will nave
been increased by the fact that the Queen had 1uSs
conferred hi. distinction upon Baron Francois Lanber
mont Minister Of state the King Of the l'eleans.
| GERMAN MONEY FOR AFRICA.
Fupcor william never loses any time. and in Berlin
| the mint j. hI>lv engaged IN coming money i"'
Gc man East Africa. Tn" value of each pee" i apohs
. maxi and half side + a bnSf ~ tho
| Emucr,r in the uniform % The f'uard' ana nm tho
other i, a Ion Pablo enthusiasm about Africa. how
ever show, >iv, cooling. for tho subscription To-
ward the W>,rnann on Lake Victoria Nyanhs
on,y reaches 5000 marks. about Omen oi t'e
requisite sum.
| mr. tt>AKEwIICH COMM" 7" AMEEiCA
Tine Cc>ar.witch and his brother. Grand Duke GeorIe
ar. 10 start toward the end Of next month from 'orn
ON VOYAGE TO India China and Japan terminating Al
-,n Franci.co. They I" lie on board the cruiser
! rnmiatazow, which is under the command of captain
| Loneri. and the flag OF Rear'Admirai rds"r
p,r. The Cr,ar.wit.h and his brother will return 10
Europe through the United states. and the ku>siah
-uuairOu i to New lork to HUI tS'"'
E,YAL PARTY ~ PERIL.
| nu IN, day befor, the Empress Frdcri"k's %
p.rmrc from Nl"n, Her Majesty and the Greek R"sai
FANNY hid Il Very narrow escape from "ha' "hS"'
| hav. been q very e"ri"u. accident. IheS nan pee"
visiting the Eu.,i>l feet which was lying AT ahrhnr !"
| the Pracu> and were rrturnln: I" Nheh" III t"'"'
saloon carriage on the steam ranway when the h.hS
~ often in preference TO the railway, Do
cai-. il close II tn" palace suddrhN n"r'I
iu.h hear
Jerk The King jumped out. to see what wss the
matter. and found "A steam tram from Nthcn> pniicn
M Immediately In front "f his own on the same line "t
rail-, Bv some negligence III giving order, thc I'm"
had not been kept free for the royal party and tho
driver of their only perceived the danger IN
urn Of the road In time to >nla Ia the advancing
train and stop their own.
THT LATE CANON LIpDON.
with Canon Iiddon ha> gone the greatest preacher
In III. Church e" England and hi place at 81 Fauls
will l.. very difficult to MI. for ST. Panls since No
became it, Canon had be'omc the great prachinS
,. ,,. ~ London. In the Church there is hardly any
.pe Who stands forth pr" rmincny a. his h'fhS sue
,.,,,r The r.,-,,> for Canon lddon's refusing the
li,h,pc> H.. had oir:! a. hun IN later years per-
hap, viii bc hu"wn II Is Shfnclcnt to say NAV
whatever reluctance there may have been III Inc
highest Irlarrr, app".a; HIM disappeared. ana "hen
>al>ln.r, and II. Abas were offered him IT was win
Ih. consent aud M" earnest wish OF the queen.
canon Lvii,,n', death Will lee great blow Ia LORD
salisbury for they were lifelong friends and on terms
Of the greatest intimacy. Lady salisbury raru'niaiH
was drvoird To HIM. 'm,y IN the summer i"rn >a's'
,ury urged Canon Iiinn become the Bishop OF ~
\llan'> BEN: very ANXIOUS IL have his old friend aS
MS El>hnp hut the worth than he felt equal
to and he refused II. Canon Llddon never raiJ
recovered from the shock Of Lord tarnarvonS DEATH
to whom h. mm att uhed. and hl> E'"t tllhN>'
VA, IN, result nf a cold h. caught al i-hclerc whch
he wcnt t. lay his old friend IN the grave
SII: WILLIAM HAEpMAN.
! The la, sir William iar,iman wa> man ' NJ
ordinary ,i.or. Yet Tor ,"|c upon twenty years "c
! .pr,, many Ion: t,,> ~ every month IN the heavy
unpaid duties attached 10 the ,hairnaDShp "t "'e
surrey >'>>,u-. ami for considerable" portion OF t'e
>auc time l alorcd far VITO the night AT Al 'd'"r1n
desk IN the Office " The Morning Post. ana MS
death AZ TIE comparatively early axe OF sixty wv" vas
m 40 small degree due I" tins dMll'l" STRAIN on hs
| constitutions A. presiding magistrate. sir William
Il,m,u was the wh",'> terror %! Offenders against
children Tor wl"in r had no merry. and he frequently
>pr,~c regret that IN. law did not prov nie whipping
! ~ = portion OF their punishment. H'h>e'f me
>,trm u. All impu,snt aud m>chievou> burglary. 10
WI. a., lined be- rough on burglars. Al tahoroRo
ne WA, a successful "s,>rnan and in his early Years
rs life. VA, mu,h gwen Ia swiss travel al" 10
u, ,r ,u,u~ a,,r member of the Alpine Club.
.,.mn and even stern N business. he was OK
,..>,y,ly genial in social life ard most
/ kindly and warmhear'td friend.
SUDDEN HASH: OVER CRUISER
II +, that the Thames. second class cruiser
m, ,cr orlrnh 10 he prepared To- go int" commission
and with All dispatch to proceed Ia the West Indies.
th. North American station. Why should the Thames
,,,u,,r any preparation al ALI WHY cannot n" he
sent on her destination in week or ten days ."
most She j. II ship of ti'0 tons. Son horse power
employed IN recent msno"uvr~ with Admiral Tryons
fleet during which a>>urcsy had no specially hard
work tn do she launched At Pembroke In l'S7
tl,.,, m
in commission.
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