New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
fpy clBLr 10 THE TRIBUNE.

.yr Anil ELL hear from the Isle Of Wight that
- alterations and additions are shortly I" be
w. o.horne. a. Her Majesty finds the accomino
p ,hore insufficient for the entertainment OF her
""'" -. Last summer when the German I'm
"l'l ,ea with his grandmother II was found ne'r'
pc'"' a.ect huge marquee. for the present dining
say 20. ,ot nearly large enough iOr the ianlnct'
'''' 80 indispensable during the visit ~ royal
""'" The number Of sleeping apartments Is
extremely limited. The ground floor of tHe nc"
80. utu be entirely occupied Ay the dn.ns haH
VIZ" WIZ, vju lie somewhat severely decorated in whit"
W roh The remainder of the building VIII h'
.,-, 10 sultcS Of rooms appropriated TO the use Of
49, usttenbergs and other If the Qucon's rNal pro
49, II j.. whispered that the above alterations have
A., undertaken at the suggestion of Princess Beatrice
and that Her ROYAL llghncs>s anxiety for ne" NAN
"a unlimited hy her love 81 thcatucals. liithci"
her passion for acting and stage management has hecn
checked by want Of space but the large apartment }"
rourse ~ construction should prcfc a happy huHuhh
ground
TIE DUKE or CUMBEELANDs GN AMI
have not often read anything 80 absurd as the
statement that The question II the conh.'"tcd prop
ertv ~ the Duke Of Cumberland is expected 10 he
settled satisfactorily at Darmsiadt 10y the Queen ara
Emperor william. The Queen never intcricr'd Win
the Duke Of Cumbcrands affairs. which. indeed no
more concern her than do those of the Comic de rams
Emperor william is anxious for reconciliation with
The Duke Of Cumberland. who. however. would not hear
Of an understanding with the old Emperor. although
The wisdom Of such course was strongly urged upon
him 10y his brother in law, the Emperor OF Russia ana
the Prince Of Wales and by his fatherinla law the hhs
Of Denmark, and he much offended lN their
OPPORTUNITIES that he has not visited Copenhagen Tor
several wears and has refused several invitation, 10
81 Petersburg The connscaicd property consists 81
The sum Of f3.0oOOOO. which belonged To hms
George and which the Prus,an Government seized in
I-6G and also certain estates in Hanover and Bruins
wick The Duke Of cumberland however. is already
Immensely rich and afford 10 stand upon his dig
nifty, and although he could get back
bota estates and money. and might even
return to Brunswick Regent lie viii not
At present hear Of any terms except the restoration ~
Tie Kingdom of Hanover. footing with saNonf
and Bavara. with the Duchy Of Brunswick annexed
thereto. The Duke really. am told. j. replica o.
George H. being quite bigo,cd. Obstinate vindctivc
and frugal his great grandfather. while he is also
man of boundless cOnccit and economical that hc
occupies much Of his time with the Investigation Of
all sorts of petty huckstcring, domestic accounts.
EMPEROR WILLIAM To VISIT THE CAR.
Emperor William Is 70 be the guest of the Gar next
July at Chateau Pcterhof. the Gulf II Finland.
whc-e lie splendidly entertained in July. lc-c.
The Emperor will proceed from Kiel to peer0i IN the
Imperial yacht HOhcnz0ern, Which is 10 bc escorted
by the German squadron Emperor William la, To-
Quested the Admiralty to send the British squadron %
the Baltic at the end Of August. 10 participate IN The
German naval manocuvres of the coast Of sclileswe
Iolsein, which are TO take place during
the first week in september I mentioned lasl
week that the Prince Of Wales had accepted i'm
vitation T. attend these some additional
light is thrown upon the Enpcror's democratic move
the alarmn reports he received Of the spread
of Socialism I'm the army. This is now apparently
confirmed by the orders given that all luggage Of
officers and returning TO the barracks from the
Easter Through in certain districts shall be carefully
searched for the discovery Of socialstc literature
DECORATING 4 DEcRFPIT MONARCH
Imagination has been let loose at all the German
court upon the reasons which can have induced the
Queen 10 confer the order OF the Garter upon King
Charles Of Wurembcrs Ho was in a desperate state
OF health last year but has been somewhat patched
up again by series OF electric shocks diet Of
koumiss but lie is incapable Of managing either his
own affairs those Of his country. which arc entirely
in the hands Of Queen Olga, and His Majesty is
practically under restraint
MR.. STANLEY At BRUSSELS.
on his arrival IN Brussels Mr. Stanley drove straight
to tho royal palace where luncheon served i'm
mediately. Nobody present at the luncheon eX
cept the King and the three military Officers on daty.
During the afternoon Mr.. STANLEY .pent several hours
ccse,ed with the King in the latters stldy, and the
early dinner. TO which eight and twenty guests sa.
down. was brought 10 a close at 30 20 their as
oussions might he prolonged. 1t is generally believed
that many momcnious questions connected with the
stay IN Belgium.
LORD AND LADY SALISBURY.
Lord salisbury has benefited immensely by his
tour abroad and is looking wonderfully better. his
rest having done wonders for him. Lady salisbury is
ngch stronger and 10 orc looked more ia need OF
change than She when she started for the Continent
SICK SERVANT TREATLD BY ouEiN.
The advantages of knowledge Of first ard IA cases
Of accident were stnkngly illustrated lat week by
the Queen Of the Eelgians in tc case OF one Of hci
servants. who was suddenly stricken with III Of
apop.cxy. Tie mans convale-'ence wa generally
a-crbcd to the s9ilfui treatment he received at the
Queens hands.
MINIsTERING TO Az INFLICTED MAN
The Princess Of Wales was one Of those who did
her best 70 cheer the mournful life Of That unhappy
person known a. The Elephant Man. who died last
week the enforced sec.u,ion which hi, monstrous
dcformitic, rendered necessary. She him books
and flowers and gracious message. Lady Dorothy
Neville was Kind enough and courageous enough 10
take many a trI by tramway 10 London ho, p'al to
visit him. and among other kindncs.es gave him a
watch.
BISHOP PARRY's FATAL AB>TTMIOUSNE-s.
The late Bishop Parry /, said TO hav, undermined
his health ny becoming "a total ao,tsiuer twenty
years ago. lie was always abetcmous man. but
a'' constitution required certain amount Of -imu-
"h'' and he Is believed to have shortened hi, life
10y refusal 10 take Il.
CHANCE FOR REVENGE ON : CRITIC.
VT. Leslie stephens has. ii seems, written ungsner
Gus r'h'rA, recently about Charles III ken.. II Dick
ems friends and admirers Will only walk in Rotten
no" any morning about L. and look ~ Nj. Leslie
''P"e'> on horseback. they viii be amply avenged
The AMERICAN BNNQUTr TO STANLEY.
Ihe American Consul General John C. New viii
lbe The plece 81 Minister Lincoln at the American
ee-iquet 10 ne gwen 10 Mr. stanley on MAY 30. Mr
""is"s might have fixed some more convenient
p@'e IMAM Portman Rooms for the purpose Of the
banquet
GREAT WORK OF ONE Gun
hr. Maxim, last week IN Vienna where the expert
met were carried on in the presence Of Of the
pnn''pal Officers of the Imperial Army. during four
days had $4,000 rom ds Of Ammunition DISCHARGED
Rom gun.
mon PR Is FOR OLD SILVER AND OLD WINE
me CORRECTION OF old silver plate. which was fcrmcd
oy the late IN. TeDncnt Of Dunalstalr has lust been