The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
FROM LANDS BEYOND THE SEA
Interesting Bits Of Gossip From the
Capitals Of Europe.
THE EMPEROR'O VISIT TO ENGLAND.

THE EMPEROR'S VISIT TO ENGLAND.
Elaborate Preparations for the Grand Event.
Aftermath of the Baccarat scandai-The
Queens Jewels-Foreign Events.
dunlap Special Cable to The Timesl
LONDON. June 27.-Elaborate returns Just
prepared at the homo Office give particulars
of tho property and revenues Of the Church
of England. The total gross income Of the
Church is a trihe over $500, 900 sterling
Half Of this is derived from ancient endow-
ments and bequests Of little more than a
quarter ola million pounds Half the amount
of the income is derived from tithe charges
on corn. Next come the rents of land. The
Church is rich in houses and in ground rents.
Only fourteen arch-Episcopal sees have been
re-endowed.
VALUABLE JEWELS.
The brilliant display of jewels which Is
feature of Her Maiesty's drawing rooms. has
been exercising the minds If the worthy peo-
pie of late in regard 10 the amount ot CAPITAL
represented. There Is much tax OF the value
of what IN many cases certainly among INC
chief members Of the arlstOcracY are heir
looms One Of the largest jewellers has come
ID the conclusion that tho baubles when
ornament the fair women who attend her
Majesty represent million and q half ster-
Ing. lO per cent. having been contuuuted Dy
the Queens gems. Among the celebrated
stones is the renowned Nassau diamond. the
rrsit q oef M
which alone Dr. worth thlrrv-hye thousand
pounds The MarchiOness OF Baths necklace
OF black pearls the reputation of which ex-
tends throughout Europe. IS valued at ten
thousand pounds The Baroness Burdett-
Coutts sapphIres occupy a high place IA the
list.
--LATEST BACCARAT SCANDAL TALK.
The latest scene in Che comedy known as
the haccarat scandal or "haronet. trnce and
Banker" is the action Of Lord md Lady
Brooks They have instituted proceedings
against tho paper7 which have printed para
graphs int.matiug that Lady broons spread
the stors.
ANEffE EItts-cHANLfR
Ono of the most interesting figures in the
word of art at the present time IS that most
fase.uatnr woman. Mr.. AmeIIe Eye--l han-
ler. VINO Is now studying painting m the
areIor OI Charles la-au, lu the Lue augl-
rud
TOrsTOfs ARTICLE 0N TOBACCO.
The Translation of Tolstors article on tile
use OF tolacc0 and alcohol las attracted
great deal of attention The opinions of %
large number of celebrated lTenchmen on the
subject have been obtained and published IN
Fi-or0 Charles G0m0d, "a great smoker
as Iost0i claims Daudet iayors smoking.
and other men 0l genius express prcieren,e
iOr the weed.
THE FsuERo1's VISIT.
The visit of the Emperor of Germany ia be-
ing ioy0us.v autcpatcd and grea. prepara-
tious are being made. The Emperor and
Empress Will boz received 10y tle Duke OF Con
uaught. who viii have grand uanuuel7 given
them at Windsor. The suite ol thc Emperor
and Empresr number some hlty-ei-ht, and
many OF them viii not be able to lie accom-
nodatcd at buckingham Palace. Rooms
vIll be found for them at tine bucknsham
Palace Hotel while at Windsor Ia
order e. meet the necessary demands
which tho castle cannot supply the
White Heart Hotel has been entirely
reserved for the guests Among the other
arrau.eneut, which have been made lor Ills
Imperial Majesty is That he viii dine with the
Marquis aud MacIouess OF Londonderry.
The city intends that g1li medal ahaH ie
struck "a, memeuto ot IBIS Majesty VISIT.
... .'..5 a.-,. " ~ +it. ,oi.'II' .,t moot Tbe
,oliu.ror review which the Emperor has
asked o. 500 yy.lI be held ON Wimbledon Conn
mon on Saturday. July nh. ibe troops o.
le mustered there number over twenty thou
sand Dowagor Lady Churchill wall be HdN
I'M waiting on the lmpross during her yi,it,
vht D vii terminate when Uer Majesty leaves
London FOX tine isle of Wight.
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