New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-21


r,,vrsoA: 1891; By The Tribune Association
,.-son. July oo.-Contrary to tme-mmemorial
- the German Emperor has resolved that his
- on while minor is not TO accept the patfonaso
s~n,ncy of any social or philanthropic aSsoclatiol
o. r., The consequence Of this decision Is that AZ
ssy complimentary nominations have oeeh
-, declined and Prince William must remain con
pa-s tie military honors bestowed upon him WING
81 IN the eFaoe'
ROYAL DINNER SERVICES
-n.ro, william greatly admired the displays OF
"a ,lste AT the state banquet and at the staVc o'
y. hear that he expressed the opinion that nc Sd"
ching in this Inc, either at Windsor Oas.e y, o.
ss~s,nchan, palace, which finer than the suVeF
sar,ee which Nv special order OF the queen
peccnt Of the Netherlands, was used al tne
80 dnI-nr TIE stay Of the Emperor and Ehpress az
..s,eraann This service. which would fetch a' eaS.
rEo oOo II plaoed IN the market, was mSnulSo,uieu
= Iondoa for william and Mary. ana sr'cr t''0
...th was removed 10 Holland. All uie peOo' ~
=. Roval arms Of England until about forty yearS
srD. when they were erased by order ol NiNs
m and the Dutch arms substituted
WILLIAM COULDN'T STAND THE fACI. ..,,
N. Emperor had intended to stay IN LohuoA uHOli
,ssay but the pace during his visits 70 hoiAnu "'u
I'D has been TOO rapid and His Majesty was 80
shs.t that he was glad 70 get ewsy TO the so"Ouoe
"a -. ~ his Yacht on Monday night IL was eA-
..ad that the Emperor wonld have vlseu FunouIsn'
p -. r,va orders on Monday that the special train
90 ON direct TO south Leth The Hohenzolern'
s,.h is A psdde steamer Of about q thousahu IONS
.,s N have been brought into the Albert DOCK III
-, hat the Emperor might embark nom the south
O'rS , 49,, N. Is A somewhat unwieldy vessel with
70. ,.n-4b and breadth and the captain decided to
80 her ont in the Firth Of Forth. so His Majesty
drs direct 10 the dock frcss the station went on
hosrd IN barge while the luggage, OF which Veio was
= r-cscious quantity, was embarked on sVe@iI 'oS'
the Hohennolern went up the firth aIer uhe HuPeiOr
baa breakfasted and passed under the souuerh span
q, tbe Forth Bridge but His Majesty was TOO isusueo
20 land to inspect the structure as nc hau A'
intended.
. or-TFN1s AMUSING EXPERIENCE.
rba tavorfte pastime Of tho Queen OF the Belgans
- h.- danshter who are both staying at ostend, is
AN hunting IN the sands One day last week they
~,e,dAl +he chase aux cOquillageS as far as New
mort and in order 10 reach home before Ozark uney
we're compelled 10 stop steam tram ana take Ieuee
~ .ba first compartment. which was occupied by
huxor German lady and her husband. Inc Ire OF tne
.oner being excited by the presence OF small uos
,saa nv the Princess Clementne, she rOundly abused
them In German, expressed doubts as 70 wheIher ueS
reauy had taken frst-class tickets, INDUCED in IN
,rnnluDentary remarks on their shabby attire, and
Any bounced out Of the carriage with the avowed In
t,ion If taking cab 10 the hotel so as 70 avoid con-
tanipa,ion from such vulgar company. The queen,
who delights IN travelling incognto, was greatly amused
ct the adventure
THEY HOPE MILAN WILL STAY LONG AT CAR1s-
BAD.
The sery4ans are delighted 20 hear that ex-king
Milan has btaken himself Carlsbad where they nope
he will long remain for there is gambling there IL
had become clear that he could not live Oh pension
a. e9A 600 wear II he lost thousands every week at
~ ham DIV
Paris; and, Of course, whenever he IS again impe
eunious, he viii be clamoTng for further assistance
from his sons subjects.
Mr. SMITHS SUCCESSOR.
The question of Mr.. W. II. Smiths successor brisles
with difficulties, for Mr. Goschen is not persona
erata with the Conservative party With all his ability
be has faled 10 gain It's confidence, and he is very
unpopular with the younger members. Mr.. Balfour
is the obvious person to succeed Mr. Smith, but he
cannot be dispensed with at present. He IS very
anxious 10 superntend the working Of the Land act.
and has surprise up his sleeve in the Local Govern
ment bill for Ireland, which viii engage the House Of
Commons all next session. The only other possible
leaders are Sir Thomas IIicks-Beach and Lord Stan
hope and which ii will be has at present not been de-
s.ded, but it probably will be the former.
SALISBURY WOMAN SUFFRAGE PROPOSAL.
Lord Saisburys disposition to daily with the female
suffrage question has created some alarm among the
members Of his own party. y large section OF the
Conservative party is absolutely opposed 10 giving
women vote under any conditions, and will not, for
merely party advantage, support such proposal.
Understand that formal statement of the strong OBJ
!ectiOns which entertained by many Conservative
members against female suffrage will in due time be
trwarded 70 Lord salisbury. From this he will learn
Tat a considerable section Of his following viii no
account accept this part Of the new Reform bill.
NPs. PARNELL HER HUSBANDS SECRETARY
F,1 T.r, bali
ary to Mr.. Parnel He could not tolerate the eccen-
tres Of the leader. and rs Mr.. Psrnen hates letter
writing the duties Of secretary are now performed by
Mrs. Parneu. BY the bye, people are asking when
The religious ceremony Is 10 take place.
MR. o'BRIEN AND HIS SEAT.
Mr. O'Brien's Parliamentary career is likely to be
brought TO an early if temporary termination Lord
solicitors very properly insist that he shall
paw the expenses Of tie litigation On which he chose
to enter with the Prime Minister Mr. O'Brien de-
clares believe that he has not the means TO do co.
and proceedings in bankruptcy will therefore be inst
tuted The effect Of this will be to prevent Mr. O'Bren
sitting and voting and If he does not obtain his u.s.
charge within six months his seat viii be vacated
The fearful patriot probably IS not sorry at the pros
psct Of brief cessation Of his Parliamentary career
He no doubt expects 10 return TO Parliament at the
general election.
LORD DUDLEY's FIANCEE.
Miss Rachel GurneV, LCTu HduOCc, has DVCii
sDught up and educated entirely by the Duchess OF
Bedford and is quite Like daughter TO her; ana the
Duke II is said will give her 100000 as her dot.
ring very fond Of her and pleased at the marriage.
Mss Quincy, besides being very handsome, is ex-
temely accomplished, and one OF the best amateur
singers IN England. Lord Dudley's income, though
sfse. Is fuctuating ore, and Just now nothing Ike
50 much as his fathers was, added 70 which ne mas
very large portions 20 pay his brothers and sisters
AID no eouh have raced and kept so large stable
salOat spending money
BARON HIRSCH'S HEBREW SCHEME.
Baron Iifschs plenpOtentiary, Arnold White REID
sort Of international conference al Lemberg few
ss ago, which attended by such notable Hebraie
aihorities Herr Francs, Of Berlin, and Dr.
Anda, Of Vienna. II appears that the practical out
we Of their Deliberations is the selection OF the
Agonnne Republic instead OF Palestine the site OF
nat hoSpitable Hirschland which Is 20 welcome The
APPLIED Russian Jews en- bloc. Mr.. White Is now
'AOOfaung scheme for carrying out the transfer.
DISAPPEARED TO DIE IN a MONASTERY.
s@t thirty years ago General Ncolai, Of the