The sun., 1891-07-09
THE EMPEROR In LONDON.

THE EMPEROR IN LONDON.
HE SAYS GOOD-BY TO HIS GRAND
MOTHER AND Visits THE CAPITAL.
Royalty st she Opera Last NIxht-Ths
Most brilliant Occasion Covent Garden
Ever Saw-To-morrow's Pageant when
the Kaiser Goes to Guild Hall
LONDON. July s.-The Emperor and Empress
OF Germany. after having brsakfasted with
Queen Victoria, drove to Frogmore and visited
the royal mausoleum. Tho imperial party
afterward lunched st Windsor. and were then
driven to Cumberland Lodge. whore the silver
wedding Of Prince and Princess Christian Of
Bohleswie- Holststn Is being celebrated. The
Emperor and Empress wore present At the
attractive garden party at Cumberland Lodge.
which Ii the main feature Of the silver wedding
festivitisk
The Prince and Princess Of Wales. the Duke
and Duchess Of Edinburgh. the Duke Of Clar.
snos and Avondale. and Lord and Lady
Salisbury returned to London to-day.
After leaving Cumberland Lodge the EN-
peror was present at cricket match which
Was played at Windsor for his special gratiH-
cation.
Later In the afternoon the Emperor took
leave OF tho Queen and other members Of the
royal family remaining at Windsor. and left ct
O'Clock for London. whore he will OCCUPY .
suite Of apartments at Buckingham Palace.
Tomorrow the Emperor and his party and
the royal family will hear the Golden Le-
gend" at the Albert Hall and the same day the
soS The e.ses tims @ for I'll. ' visit tf E.Ds
s. h sves .s THSe d
ont the exact time at which the Emperor will
The grest event for London Of the Emperor's
ham Palace on Friday next 81 ,hs Emperor
.hs viii g.
practically suspended and windows overlook
% h si pssor s Sqs ss Guild
hall via the Strand. Fleet street Ludeate Hill:
and and may return By way Of
been. made to decorate the streets through
Of the Oh ngeable weather. there, having been
the pass Of decoration will not be displayed
'isi il Is sSpested that The pagsan. on Friday
next will exceed In pomp. military and civic
iecoVers ol she irinos oi Wales from ON tbs astsOs
Of typhoid fever which threatened to end
TO Judge Of ths interest taken in this ...impe.
ss o as pssa
Which can accommodate from aity to 100 per,
The proceedings at Guildhall will consist Of
readiDc in the library, an address OF welcome
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the Emperor Of the freedom Of the city Of
h0ndon In hnn h%assIys gold easkst and III,
bs made: Ths rS MiIl be the peo,rls's wsleoms to
the Ths sen
given tonight and tomorrow at the Royal
italian Opera and at the Albert Hall and on
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by regular troops. The naval welcome. 1t will
on aa. Thn
station in due season. fhs reception there
+ Prns y Wales and hs
drove IL an to
,hs palace ss.ss ss,: r. trlty an S3y..Ion;;
syor
any previous affair Of the Kind, \ he Interior
the Ho9ss " bs bs
Of the ariStocracK . The men wore ip uniiof%
diamonds tho display OF whicn wa, unpTe-
It was after o'clock when tho Emperor and
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and q the sln TGf @ s,s ns bsS besS
the foyer. The Pringe Of Wales conducted tho
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Right ard the Princess Of Wales on the lett.
md Duchess Of Fife. the Marquis and March:
o ma snS of
Ths Emperor wore the leyes e. uniform Of the
form Of tho Ten;h Hussars. The Duchess Of
seats. whI!e their husbands. the Duke Of File
me rear The entire AUDIENCE ts rose on II: II:
Empress were masnihcent. shs had mini;
while tho front OF her white and gold brocaded |
as tho rdess %ass
Duchess OF Edinburgh wereespecially " brilliant. |
between the sets the r1ysl,tiss adIoHTned to
f.a%%HM Es%ss M@s Ms ACsai: ana liz Ssresskss e:
greatly to tho surprise Of the eonrtiers; the
hosh and SS
,lnded al 4: M Then ali stood whiI. !he
audience followed with hearty cheers; which
he Emperor acknowledeed On departing the
lnce. Outside tho theatre the streets were
siil rached with people waiting to witness the
lerartnre OF the royll party. !
An accident occurred at the review Of tho ,
Eaton Volunteers on Monday which was kent
secret. The Emperor was watching tho evolu-
IONS of tho boys with great III crest. and stood
,hattinR with tho Prince "f Wales and others
iirectl in front Of the limo Finally The com.
N explosion from solitary gun. while the
iammers Of all the other gums simply
,ne boy Ind put in a blank cartridge by mis-:
al o: but it Is ALSO asserted that u was q ball
lis gun week before after range firing All
he ofilcors preHent hastened TO- assure the
"a pc or that 1t was only blank cartridge.
eturnine homo II is reported that he said he