New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
THE KAISER IN THE CITY.
. Tho Pail Mall Gazette.

From Tile pdu Mai bdIcltc' 49,
One of the most interesting features 10 coan ~ tSs
with Yesterdays Imperial visit u the IN W. vi u
reception held by the Lord Mayor i IS nur"r3o =,
v,as Interesting largely because II showed hoW IHcLi "
he front rank-men whose names are m everyoOOs
morrh-arc regarded by the Fathers oil the ,l1S. az ot
William IfarcOurt did not receive . lataCuI4aI5 III 81
tbnSia.tic welcome: bat this may have been On accoIuS
Cf his very early appearance on the scene. LOW
bury was loudly cheered; but TIE most my snoSSI
man of business. ard for Mr.. Goschen, the hnaIcIer'
The Attorney General came In ordinary nOrdlus 49,,
IN which n may he noted. he looked much better tnan
those who dOnned the iHbecomlhg Oout unLD 80
Chamberlain was well received Dut no uDup. I'm ~, w.
me cheering wa intended for MS handsome vie. Ir.
Joln Morley looked fer from Wen. ana 0I'e ltln, 70
period OF waiting had 90 take a sent. iils nli1f.i en-.
benced Ia. vonfhful appearance. 50 that he ava NOT
look much more than thirty. The LOn OnsneelVs
honest. g0oc- humored Devonshire colnlena.Ge E roanen
n decidedly pleasant reception for It's owner ue Keeper
al the Queens Conscience. a-aso.
y" Ft For for;yeousness OF apparel the foreign Am0assaiors
ord lS fsfars ourshOue even the ROfal ana lulpera!
guests. The difficulty with thcm wa that theF eO9ld
not fs induced 70 come TO the Lord MAYORS enag tr
nyesentation. Thov would dodge FIST 10 me ,Hght
and then 10 the left: and. once or Twice. u amos
.sened ~ N ,bey would elude the Lord Mayors hand
ef,1e of welcome altogether. Having passed sately
through the ordeal, they quickly TOOK Inc PAGES
"i' liz. c ID he German Emperor look There is but
one answer 10 the question william II > every mcn.
an Emperor. l.s isce, as .G GS'' fGs Drsses.ion Of an
Iypdcyi5le viii. While te afjrss % welcome vas
being read. he stocl csi NJ, Ia we r sSrmed as 4;
- =" Gid 90. Lnow that a soul was lOoking az him and
returned thanks for the gold cl,Aet " te ga'msS' AN.
nAIAM IIIII AAl'A Aa.@
lid that he looked tagged upon the return journey;
III We can say Is that we saw him On itSGe PARK 70
= o,cIoek looking as fresh and as brisk as Il he Hal
'"' The lord Mayor acquitted himself Of his impoFtant
,ndaS adrirably, lie lOoss the character - the lIe.
~ 4. q certain pOnposity about him which. ono
ii,sttoctiveIv feels. ought 10 belong to a Lord Mayor.
w. - tau MOI Nv. and handsome speaksrwell. II IN q
nnm,erSat hIri- nown language. aud lets his hospitality
IN urhtlv aud naturally mon him.
~ TIC EmperOr's speech had been most carefully pre-.
,.rai b.Tnr.hand. ana WIS declsimcd IN In clear ara
r.in,inr tone. There was just te faiBtest suggestion
- The German accent-not bT any means % decided a.
- ,he case Of the Prince Ct Wales. IT,, address m
nnasttonably created a profound impression upon the
es.an,bty which was privileged 20 listen 70 IL.
At lie Naval Exhibition yesterday the Emperor as
nIaved al the impotence Of a s%caOOlboy, htrrylnS rom
galierv 10 gallery. His poor uncle the Prince OF wales
conid hardly keep mp with him. Ills MaiesiY wac
,Ired Of the sham fight before Il was over, and lanshci
AZ the torpedo. etc. lie had not time u visit the
victory loniv the Empress did thsD Or the bddystOne,
nor 10 witness several other shows THAT had been pre-
nared for HIN. What seemed more than anytMnS. 10
rlease the Kaiser were the pictures and the Nucs.
somehow or other, the distinguished party was ltte
and the time taken up in the needless inspecuon 81 the
Unnecessary guard Of honor on the rive bank short
ened still more the already too brief Visit. But ths
imperial temper did not seem "a have been rufied.
and Kaiser VI lillian was affabinty Itself toward ALL
from admlrals to attendants