The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-24
Regular Annual Meeting Of The London
Coaching Club.
MARRIAGE OF PRINCE OF WALES SONS.
Cause Of tho Shipment Of Gold to Europe
Immigration OF raupers Into England
General Foreign Gossip.

were olaWu mp OUTSIDE OF the magazine. The
procession was led oil by SIR u. Thurstv.
li, coach was perfectly horscd with fine
browns. lie was followed by Forbes Leith
who. too, led superb team of
ohcstnuts. After him was Ginning with
four scrlceablc-iook bays. tEcn Prince
Henry of Pless with dark chcstnuts.
Many other noted men followed. calling
for many expressions of admiration The
usual procession of cQucstrans which ALWAYS
attend Tins function was very larro The
show of toncttes, which is alwal noticeable
feature oi tais meeting. WAS to-day generally
voted as being the most eccentric that had
ever been seen.
PLANS or THE ROYAL FAMILY.
Tho Queen intends 20 remain al Balmoral
Cor few weeks. aud intends to observe
greater privacy than She has observed on any
previous occasion. Her Majesty returns 10
town 100 order To greet her grandson the Ger
man Emperor, and discuss the question of the
marriage Of the two sons of the Prince of
Wales 20 be settled 10 the family council.
which will be held at Windsor Castle
10 has hitherto been feared that the
Duke of Clarence would never be We'll
enough 90 admit Of bis entering the
marriage state and in this case 10 would be-
come imperative % arrange "A match for his
brother Prince George. The Prince of Wales
himself has up % the present time strongly
objected 20 ms sons beng forced into marry
u- German Prncesses. His Royal Highness
Icing well aware that such alliances would
seriously impair his own popularity as the
nation II large does not take kindly 10 these
foreign matches
HEAVY GOLD stuPNTNTs.
the real cause Of the heavy shipments Of
Id from America was the main subject of
discussion III financial circles Al is chiefly |
attributed by the best authorities 10 the heavy |
ua 4nce ~ trade created IN favor of Europe bv /
-ne Mckinley bill. which has caused an i'm !
.rf Of
mtei States. 10 is true that i'm the eleven /
months which ended on February 2Sth there /
WAS Inference OF about S3l. 500. GOO |
-n ne, exports. compared with previous .
years. but TINS is scarcely sufficient
tl account for tho heavy shipment II is
perfectly plain there viii be AN enormous
balance or trade IN favor of America next
altumn and very heavy shipments of gold
g. New York Wall then become inevitable
Nr lldlAdale, governor of the Bank of
rn-aud. already recognizes this danger. and
There is uo doubt that he Will be prepared to
meet 10 as he has met other intricate cues
ton. which have demanded his attention. III
IS announced that IN the distribution of
lonor- ln connection with the Queens birth
Gay b.. viii receive "a baronetcy
sIa ARTHUR sUIIIyAN's TyANHoE.
SIR Arthur Sullivan will write the music for
d. next comic opera at Savoy Theatre. In
tle meantime lt Is interesting to record that
Dds grand opera lyanh0e will reach the hun
ure1tl consecutive performance on Monday
evening next. the longest run which has ever
been known of grand opera in England The
popular composerwlll himself conducttheper-
iormance that evening. Taking ahint from the
managers of American theatres Dir. KOylv
ta-te VIII present. handsome souvenirs to the
audience.
While critics are almost unanimous in
stamping Miss Sybil Anderson as a failure,
30 is admitted by them that she is a clever
actress, but her register is far too weak for so
large theatre as Coyent Garden.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Anthony Rich o landed proprietor at Chap 9
PEI Croft near MOrthlng. Sussex, has Just
died He left ms whole estate and mansion, {
valued at several thousand pounds to Huxley s
Mr. and Mrs Waldorf Aston returned to J
town from Brighton Wednesday. They have {
gone TO their Lansd0wne house. which they
Will occupy for the season. Ia consequence
of The death of Mrs. Astors mother it is their
Intention not 10 give entertainments during
thor residence there this summer
Minister Lincoln has gone 90 Ireland on a
week fishing excursion. Ar. Henry White.
secretary of legation. who with Lls family / 7
Will return tomorrow from q five weeks eX-
ourslon In Egypt, viii till the duties of the j
post C.
Mrs. General John A. Logan and Mr.. John v
A. Logan. Jr.. have arrived i'm London and 7
are staying at the Hotel Victoria, where f
among the other guests little Marshal r. "
Wilder IS "A prominent figure j
Miss May Fielding, at one time a member f,
I the Augustln Il. DAILY Company, will q
h0rtly make her debut before a London q
audience IL concert. W
T1fAlCc ALTON OF pAUpERs 4
The question of the immigration Of paupers :,
las been a burning one IN England ever since II
hey We're barred out of America but the re- a.,
cent influx of Jews from Russia. in spite of / a,
he statement that this is only their hating
,.ace on their way to the United States the M
Inv On Iaff
q the condition of hls cO-rehgiOnists have in Nj
reased discussion Of the matter 1t is pointed 70
no that 33t OF these paupers arrived here last
lonth, and with our own large population w
poor people II Is argued that 1t Is little less be-
ban criminal 10 permit the settlement of III
csc strangers ia districts already over
rowded Among the people lately arrived ri
re many Russian Jews, who on crossing the pe
onuer had all been robbed of the few effects do
tier own. Sc
Reports which reached here from America -
the influx Of people without means were be-
re pauper Immigration was stopped regard
4 as an exaggeration. Labor societies have
4rted an agii alton for the passage Of q law
milar to thas which obtains in America to
.cude these unfortunate subjects of bar
U0us persecution.
EMIN PAsHAs FALL. foi
The true story Of Emin Pasha's fall from nu
ndOw of his house has at last leaked out arr
le houses at BagamOyO are not renowned | We,
ll,e was composed principally of mud of
aster. The room in which the Pashas He
ends had been lunching on this memorable not
y had recently been plastered about a quar- rae
ot the way up. Emin went over TO the Bro
ldow and leaned out against the new por- ant
il which was still wet. 10 gave way under I
weight and he fell TO the ground the re- ma
lt Of which everybody remembers Only tina
D people were in the room at the time-Stan- fro
aud negro servant. the
SISTER ROSE GERTRUDE. all
Madame Lutz. better known as Sister Rose
rtrude, it IS stated, will shortly return 10
rope, as her husband wishes 10 G
% London. Paris Vienna, Berlin and other Ope
et continental cities. Sister Rose Gertrudes Int,
rrage created a great deal of discussion. nun
STANLEY LECTURE Inc
'tanley is evidently not regarded here as a IT,
rey-maker. Major Pond has found that ! ii0 4
lecture tour is scarcely likely 30 be the t ti
-ncial success il was in America. The in a.
pid discoyerer has every reason to be dis So,
isled with the number Of Its audiences 80
The QUEEN TO VISIT LONDON. IA
is exceedingly probable that the Queen of N
accept the invitation rendered her by the ton,