The sun., 1891-07-02

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the Emperor Of Germany and his party arrived
ron. under vice-Admiral do Jossslln do Jona.
The Emperor was on board the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern. which entered the Nord Zee
Kanasl at the Ymuiden mouth. whore the
yaoAt will lie during the Emperors visit
Upon landing ut the dock here the Emperor
was received By Queen wilhslmina Helena
Psulina Mary, who 10 only II years Of age. and
by the Queen Regent Emma. Princess OF Wal
deck. The Queen ana Queen Regent were sur
rounded BY brilliant gathering Of Cabinet
Ministers, army oficers. and municipal and
other authortiss Among the Ministers pres.
ent were the Secretary OF Stale for Foreign
Affairs. Jonkhesr O. Herisen; Baron Mackay.
was as aDS S'3adsi %d%iiai rS SSstiinSs Mn:
.Xitsr most imposins ceremony o, rscep.
tion the imperial guests we're e.cortol 70 the
:sy yhsrs "a hs sIy WIN the fSfH Ia Rs
;S ds;SSoSSstsd e @ yi's sss \; ana IN; sSsnias there
visit Of the Emperor.
A most pleturesaue incident was . Grand
men a % oslosk Il ths n eeenlns e IN y Dam % SQUARE @
Lss iTSnt & ths palace wa qmnstea w,n
E!sass KIans" was M fGs1 rsmarps6Iy imprsssivs
GanGHsss q the psaes; The srest sslOen ~;
sSs::S ss
Niss GsssnfiS gus iy ss.a sseo.a. and .pu.
IL Emnsqoqs sm es
his approaching visit to England. pubiishsd
yesterday. seems to have been Y premature. The
correct. The real reason for to.daS's an
isssrs% o6ise.!ns s % to Y having Iff al Lie lis move. NOV
ss s1 .hdna @ 'DBs Go sa Sr s hs
~ desa,sp Empero. will he met urcn ION land: land.
iIs i, 1 there By tho Duke Of & &Connaught. the Duke
will await ~ s5li, al Of his imperial Majesty
It Il % somewhat What Gumllla,ing to British pride
there are Iooms IN Windsor
rosssies ! Wso ~ viii e sssher II shsre 70 meet me-
10. Of tho .sms. time. aceommoda's the En-.
In the nsishborhcod Of Wisdsar Castis.
ciens numSsr a' u csrrsas hoses
Csstle. Consequently twenty additional horses
sna tsS Ss ssa. ns M sSaa at 70
he Windsor e s Ss, Ss
Windsor Castle ies,iviies ar are feeiing aecideilS
hSpGy and heartily bless the Queen ana all tue
On the o!her hand. the military authorities
o. Great Britain are ai.raeied a at IL tue inordi,
them L" piesse the .uermsn EmrerorI Tor
troops OF ali arms who will. for ornamental!
fatigue, while. incil sntaily. The country is sub
Iectei to the great expense natural to such
The lr!nce Of Wales to-day had long inter.
view with the Queen, who summoned the heir
sppare9t to her presence fer thy purpose OF
questions of court etiHnstte and precedence
which have arisen on account Of the approach
THUS court circles. military circles. the cir
ces OF society. and nearly all other circle. are
fss ssa anS ana Sy Vii
not breathe fleely until Germanys Emperor
has LETT these shores ,
time OF the Queens marriage. Inc Kaiser Is q
sS VIZ
such trouble then"
The susen.s ereAm.colored horses. which
%ndsoP pcsse e'5ss scots . ns GUARDS Nl
osss s ora ss.bury .nd oh.r
listers VIII receive the visitors in the large
:. The, French. artists at the ,onsra dsnr that
thsy, have refused to sing before Emperor
Prince George q Wales is expsete.l, A! A. Gowss
on Aug: 8. He raes the Emparor Williams
yacht Meteor for the Queens Cup.
Stole Joe Chumbe rluIA's Canes.
LONDON. July 1.-James Fitzgerald. who stole
a numter Of Mr. Joseph Chamberlains walk
ing sticks recently. was to-day sentenced 10
five ,ears' Imprisonment at Worcester. Fitz-
gerald robbed Mr.. ChamberlaIn's country
residence. carrying of q number Of valuable
been made u Nr. thamberlain during his
american visits. lhe tnief elrIprcd ,hs canes
Of tneir gold and silver mounting. and sod
wniued that he was 80 constantly spied on by
The police that he hn no chance to live hon.
e-tlY. 1t WAS proven that he bad been almost
constantly In prison since 1860
Sale of Autographs In London.
LONDON. July 1.-At the auction sale today