New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
TUE WORLD OF LONDON.
r,oS,oLEp AND CRITICISED BY MIR.
oi" EDMUND YATES.

pARNELLJTE LEADERSHIP
MR. GLADSTONE.
inv CABLE TO rHx TRIBUNE
oe,vrsoas. 1891 By me Tribune As'oetatson
-, rnns ee-The Emperor changes his plans
.S.v 10 ar with suddenness that nearly maddens
~ Iors Chsmberain's Office. He thinks nothing Of
s.nc5ne something day ana entirely altering 1t
-. 80 II was settled originally to 20 TO Hatfield
' s.rdav and to remain over Sunday. Lady Sails
on ~ have a garden party Monday afternoon.
ou,y IA has changed his plans. He goes TO Hatfield
-, an Sunday afternoon, returning TO London early
- Monday morning. The Imperial children go to
sav,s,owe two houses on the Cit having been en-
nod They will join the Empress in the Isle Of
49,, later when the Emperor starts on his yachting
s,,,on Emperor william does not appreciate
',anorsfs carefully arranged dinners. He prefers
asr s,,hstantal dishes. and has taste for kick
n.ws His favorite beverage is beer. but at home
80 .aNs wines are Mark CRATER and Afenthaler,
.S,.n are crown IN the Grand Duchy OF Baden, and
,,,,worzhemer which comes from the Abe Valley.
rDese excellent wines are almost unknown In Eng
,.nd me Emperor very much likes really good
pnns vine but seldom drinks champagne.
ryr PRINCE TO HAVE CATTLE AND SHEEP
49," SALE
large and influential attendance is expected AZ the
.sIreham sale of shorthorns and southdowns next
asv and the Prince of Wales who Is TO arrive at the
IN ~ Tbursday evening from Newmarket, will en-
,sevs and Kerrys at sandrlngham, and Two herds OF
s,thorns one at Babngley Farm, representing Bates
,,od and the other at woerton Farm, Booth strains
T1irtysix arrivals from the Babingley herd Will be
oeered for sale and twenty-eght nom Wolerten Ihe
Sn,Sdovns ara splendid lot and upward Of hundred
In he sold Oh Friday. The sheephouse which is In
,hs mark near the Princess's picturesque dairy con-
80 wonderful collection Of rams and ewes which are
Intended for exhibition.
GROWN PRINCE COMING TO LONDON.
shortly after the departure Of the German Emperor
,ha Crown Prince Of Italy will come to LONDON PROD
hv incoeno After three weeks tour Of the United
kingdom he will return home by way OF hohano ana
Brussels.
TO FORM MOLTKE MUSEUM
III. rrssent head of the Moltke family Count VIII
him Won Moltke has decided that his great uncle's
,udvroom and the innumerable souvenirs with which
vsu abounds are be left In exactly the same state
AZ when the Field Marshal set out on MS last Journey
~ Berlin Nothing is to be touched and the place IS
ss.fned 10 become ultimately Moltke Museum 1t
seems that in addition to his own "reminiscences tne
veteran left behind number Of notes, character
rs,ches and historical studies to be edited separately
THE IMPERIAL VISIT TO FIUME
people are asking why the Austrian Emperor IN
spscted the Austrian fleet last week at rune hses Vi
trieste 1t seems that Austria and Hungary take 'urs
IN these naval Inequalities, and on this occasion
rSume was selected because Hungary insisted on her
che fair Inhabitants of Fiume. who picturesque
costume in which Maria Theresa coins play an mi
nortant part were much disappointed. British oncers
always appearing In mutt"
THE GRAND DUKE TO BE RESTORED TO FAVOR.
The recently married Grand Duke Michael Michaelo-
Witch is to be restored to favor by the Emperor OF
Russia when HIS Maesty's silver wedding IS celebrated
IN November next.
TO ENTERTAIN ROYALTY AT DINNER
Mrs Macksy gives a dinner TO royalty in iew
,.v. followed by a small musicale, for which some OF
the best available talent IN London is engaged
MRS. MCKEE AND MRS. HARRISON.
Thu danehter of the President Of the United states
Mrs Mckee and his daughter-in-aw, Mrs Russel mar
r,son have gone to Paris after fortnight In LONDON
dr-,n, which luncheons and dinners were given In
their honor nv Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs
Henri White Mr. and Mrs. Emory. General and Mrs.
New and Mrs. Mackay. NJ Paris they are tile guests
Of the American Minister.
MRS MACKAY's PARTY.
On Thursday night Mrs. Mackay gave her first
narty in the beautiful house Carlton House Terrace
The conversation was chiefly confined to rhapsodes
about the marble staircase the white and gold ball
room and decorations generally, which were carried
ont BY Messrs Colnson Lock, and the objets dart
seen everywhere Mrs. Mackay, with her usual good
taste wore no diamonds and was plainly but bean
tfully dressed In curious shade Of petuna colored
satin Lady Henry Fitzgerald In pale pink, brought
her pretty sister and herself Of the bestIook
ing women present The Princess Malcolm KHAN
looked very i'll. Lady GOldsmid made her first APP
pearance after long illness. Mrs. Unmure Gordon
seemed overcome by heat that torrid. Sir Allen
Young crused about the passages Mrs. Webster, with
lovely turquoise tiara, looked pretty as ever.
Mrs. Sailing in pale blue Mrs. Arthur Wilson and Mr..
George Lewis had much to say TO each other. Lady
Carew looked well In the ugllest OF dresses. Mrs
Grenville's broeade cloak was immensely admired
Mr. Wolf and Mr.. HOLMAN represented music Mr.
x,1f Nd nHaha IN INV
amount Of city combat General stewart posed on The
marble balcony. Miss Helen Henaiker con6ded her
to the youngest and slightest boy In the room.
The buffet badly arranged and there was free
fight to get any refreshments; and the White Hun
garians played Just behind where Mrs. Mackay re-
reved her guests, and made conversation with one OF
the most charming of hostesses very difficult
AGGMEyED BY LORD RANDOLPH.
LORD randolph mas reused the anger OF slr Donalu
Currie by his criticisms on the great steamship line
which he presdes. Sir Donald has reason to feel
aggeved for It in order to minister comfort TO the
great traveller that the Grantully Castle taken out
OF her turn and TO the Cape Lord Randolph is op
parcntly easily please Mr.. Gladstone, who
after memorable cruise passed most glowing eulo
GUM on the merits Of the ship
FANCY. DRESS BALL CRITICISED.
good many gentle souls more particularly that OF
Samuel Smith, appear greatly perurbed because the GOV
ernor Of Madras recently gave fancy dress ball at
which some gentlemen guests habted devils,
while corresponding number Of ladies were dccked out
as angels Of light Fancy Lord Wenlock corl1ng and
ehaking his face, waxing his eyebrows and sporting all
Imitation tall How much terrible than appearing.
ny IN FOOLS cap and BELLS 1t may be some consolation
70 those whose sentiments drely shocked by the
lS"s TO learn that Sir James Dormer gave precisely
similar ball at Cairo last winter and was one OF the
most successful functions Of the Egyptian season.
SIR WILLIAM GORDON CUMMING.
sir William Gordon Cumming purchased He'll
tenancy and captaincy in the Scots Guards. The
money value of these commissions and the recognized
o'erresulaton price he foFfeits removal from the
nmS. When Major Walter Harbord was removed from
We army some years ago for similar offence he host
ue regulation and rreguation value of major In the
Ith Husars. Colonel Valentine Baker lost the regu-
nnon valuation Of a lieutenant-colonelcy.
roLiTIcAL ASPECT OF PARNELLs MARRIAGE