New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14

AND MILITARY NOTES.
IBY CABLE TO TIE TRIBUEEJ
Copwi0ht: 1890 by The Ner. York Tribune.
London, Oct. 13.-The Queen will leave Balmorsl
this year, she always does on or as near Novem.
Der 20 as poss ble. She generally leaves the castle
on the GOTH and there Is reason why she should
alter her movements this year. There is no founds-
ton whatever for the announcement Of contem.
porary that the Queen intends to open Parliament
with scmistatc statement. II IS simply fabrlca
ton Her Majesty entertained am such IDEAS
The Queen has entirely given up attending worship at
Crathic Church on sunday during her residence at
Bamoral there Is end 10 the custom, formerly
dear to visitors nj Iirarmar and other places on
the DceSidc of driving sunday morning to trathie
i'm order to see Her Majesty or any members OF the
ROYAL family who might happen to be staying at Bal
moral or Abcrg"ldie performing their dcvoiions. One
OF the Xlst addition, 10 Bamora Castle i private
chapel. the walls Of which are pancled with Scots
fir from BallOchbuie Forest which Is so highly polished
that IL closely resembles satinwood. and the figuring
Of the wood is beautiful. The fittings OF this chapel
service a. II t. called are OF l1'r'ancal PLAIN
ness. but the four mullohrl windows are filled with
stained glass. When residing AZ Osborne In" Queen 10
longer attends service at whppinrham Church, as
Her Majesty row prefers to have prvai" service for
herself. the ROYAL family and the household in tbs
chap, which waS added to the palnrc few years ago.
QUEEN ELIZABETIIS VISIT.
The Onren of Rumania was enchanted with her
visit to Ralmoral. and on her return to London spoke
with the utmost cntlm-iasm II the O'en'S N ~
Kindness 10 her, and >Oon a Queen Eliza IN ces
settled AZ lone she pmp"'cN 10 write poem ao'ut
lInr Majesty. The Queen 81 RumanlaS vsit 70 Els'
land WAS to be strictly private bHt hear n" vas
greatly annoyed at not be ne in any way hf''ed by
the Queen when she arrived in London. which was
very unreasonable under tho circum-t ,nrrS. TIE Nt
OF Queen E!izabcth's presence in London was in due
course notified bv tho Foreign Office to the Que n. bua
before orders could be sent up for attention to he pad
hor she had cone of to Landufno After her visit u
paimoral, however. Queen Elizabeth in spite OF her
incognito, received cvorv possible attention. lhe
Queen tclcgraphed orders that Lorf-nWatnc shouid
be in attendance on Her Majesty during hcr stay IN
LONDON and Lord Wadccrave was appointed to tins
duv and Tie royal carriages were paced AT her Dis
100 A. 50 that she has gone away qn tc fchSnted ana
HOPES 70 return next year in rider to try 'ut nor
r,ro,oc. Of making a tOur through the scottish High
Lands.
Tur PRINCE OF wALESS FAMILY.
Tho Princess Of Wales and Princess Victoria Fft
SCI t.and li'e sooner than they lAtonfeh anu ''o
puNe and duchess Of Fife also somewhat a''el'ra'"d
their departure. The DHcle-- II Fife Is we'll. Bit
lonh, very delicate and aaacnic and her medical al
visor, are anxio., that III" should AVOID N" cola ana
have A, much warmth and sunshine as possible ana
she and the Duke VIII 90 abroad early lrh''s' Na'a
Of Wales has been sl.irrrng with her liver ana N'HS
was recommended AS IN" most ehcarl"uS remedy.
,h. ha. come back perfectly we'll. and has, IL Is Do
evod ESCAPED any chance Of her Illness assuming ths
form Of eczema lnfo which II so often c"Vci"ps'
BITTER SHOTS THAN THE KAISER
rmpcror Francs Joseph and the King OF saxony
both heat Emperor Williams sporting rec"'" ~
u,r1..e9 Tlny each brought down six chamo,s
against four shot hv ;hc Imperial guest The cxpeH'
,,o, v,e,dnd fix. head Of big game and thrtyTo
,hamois. Emperor william before leaving Austria
nrc,.n,ed HI, host with i,endiiv mounted par '
,ntlors and decorated several Of the hlntsmcn IN az
tendance. The dcvoutness dl>playeh ny 'he Emperor
Of Germany while kncelng beside his brother OF
Austria in the village church Of Nurz<teC on the attcra
fcts day was III, subject OF much favorable commeu'
A RELIC OF THE First NAPOLEON
Dnrinr the three years before Waterloo Emperor
NAPOLEON offered large reward, for the recovery {"
A 10, textbook he had lost AZ the crossing "r mo
po~.,iro After :. lapse o, moro than tle"qnarters
of century j, has been discovered in the possession
If En..an lady. who received II as souvenir from
couu+ Felix Icdochov-kv. Prince Victor - among the
candidates for its purchase
CHAPLAIN WHITE APPOINTMENT.
Tho happy incident to which Mr. Henry Whce'
rhos. death orca>io,ed such widespread recret Owen
his sppointrneat a> chaplain of savoy Is not kno"h
cx,c,i ly those who were ntna'" WIN MN y
vacancy ~,s,. IN $50 wien the lat" DIN" "t MONT
r... fir. husband Of :" Mr.. Ma"ton. Wa 'hiH'"hor
nf the Di.,y Of Lancaster. ard TIE 'aplh'' ieN ~
his .,f, Tn. Duke about that rime happened to Do
oiu. on n" Continent. hur. owing 10 heavy S'ofm'
had 70 r,mlin a, Dover for sunday. He Sf"licd M"
.. ~ he churches there. -. James, where VIZ.
White then Young curst. in hi irs' year 81 priest
h,,.i Was pi~lch.n,, ard the Duke was 81 >tru'"
with the sermon that at the close he waikc' mo INC
,,,y and there and then offered the pr acher.
pc,tt stranger him. the chapltncy oil savoy "hch'
~ ,our,e vas gratefully accepted. Mr. White era'u'
Ally hut with prudent moderation. chahgn the "h"''
ha,,,rcr Of the chapel services which IN his piere
ns.o,.. linn. wrr. in point II Guardianship OF the
,v.s, type and Of the mast mcacrc dc-ciiptl0N' All"
what va, previously IN empty 'htr,a t''ih" u"
centre, Of i,li-"U> amd >"'ia! III" ana h.h"''' Al
std m the full Sunlight "f JAY ati'rn"h IN" We
old ,.l mel DESTROYED by fire. "wlle. II ""' 49,
me-. ted tn clrrl'~>nc-- Of a workman cnipIitd la ="
,ui,.nr the "ylau. With the exception ~ 'i'' ""']
walls ,h. grand historic cfce with IL ancient t'mo'
,,d ,,,. ,,,c,,, wa, totally burned to the ground
Mr. White, cu.t durir. the confirmation was cls
-I.,.ir, fl, vii,r,s Bat h" DID Lot let IN" grass
row urr his i,c and The work. -. rc>t"rifi"A' thah"s
To ilrg Mljc>tN'~ muTli'"nr' WIS ~ once P"oA
with. the cor.r.-I'ipI mcfnwhhe "ttI"'"S h.,
ro,l.r. Chanel IA a." -t~rd, and IN iitceI noh'W
Mr. White reoicncd the 'h'pcI
MICHAEL. p>vIrr's REVELATIONS.
Michael payiit y,ur', IN journalism and "'h''"l>c'
Nv unfolding the sources # IN information n.-n nave
.yrn increased lmi"r'-t - the 'al'"nh d'>'I"tc'
alont dynami,c prose-, It"n> pa -hr' IN MS NJ"
paper. do not claim second >-'' Tor rec @iN'ns ~
a, auth ri,i., trr rr,!ltal' James Mcl";in"'t am
D." Matt o'hrru. a, h. familiarity "'"@ h'''' VIZ
D'l,rcn lad until r',cnly rrvat" inquiry aS'"'f'
y hi,I cnjuycd cl.rmrai p: -ieritN under W. |'"
,.,.r"> >pn nj p:lronlcr. Ia " Ir"'H app ''''' ~
months $50. a uur.,r tat my w"""' Fr""'" "'"
l." paid 10 .,DI on wi' ''n'' MA W. '"'
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,,r,y,t. dc, .,,,,, aud TIE 'Lcn!am F''d" were IN
lose conference. but it vi :""ad th'' t"' f'''.''
Tons ON. .i.i al. rejected "a Mr.. La"'"'h'tc P''
zeal leader. ami f"icnc~. II wa not W. h''''"r
,r MIR Nat,llrW, they lnt lut f"'T HPc"''f