The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-10
THE KAISER IN ROTTEN ROW.
He Exhibits Some Ct His Superb Horse
manShlp and Is Applauded.
PRESS COMMENT ON PGRNELLS DEFEAT.
Very Much Detected over the Result OF the
Parliamentary Elections in Carlow-mr'
Spurgcons sCondition-ForeignE Events.


LONDON, July 9-After breakfast at Buck
ingham palace this morning the Emperor,
accompanied by few members of his per-
sonal suite, and some Of the gentlemen Of his
English guard of honor. mounted horses
and proceeded to Hyde Park, where the Inn
perial visitor and his companions enjoyed the
pleasure Of a mile and half canter along
historic Rotten Row." The pedestrian
path and its numerous benches furnished
standing and sitting room for large number
of persons who had received an inkling OF the
proposed imperial ride. The KAISER rode
spirited animal, the management OF which
Afforded him an opportunity OF exhibiting MS
superb horsemanship.
Compliments were heard on all sides as the
Emperor with graceful force steadily held the
restve horse, Just a neck ahead oil the lore
most animal OF his suite. and at the same
time acknowledged with courteous lncllna..
ton Of the head the respectful salutatons OF
the onlOokers The ride was evidently keenly
relished by the Emperor and his followers.
Later in the day the Kaiser and kaiserine
granted audiences to the public. In each IN
stance formal addresses were made by the
chairman of the societies. TO all of which the
Kaiser made brief responses. Whom the
formalities had been disposed of both tho
Kaiser and the kaiserlne cOnyersed with the
members of the deputatlons.
GERMAN OFFICERS RECEIVED.
A special reception was accorded a number
OF the officers of the German reserve army
who are now in London and who appeared in
the full-dress uniforms of their military rank.
Toea Of the officers the Kaiser spoke word
OF friendly greeting. The German warriors
were followed by deputation from the Anti
Slavery Society. the chairman OF which read
M odIroQc N Chairman William in Wbipb the
monarch was urged TO use his powerful IN.
fluence in bringing about the suppression Of
an infamous traffic IN human flesh
and blood In the response 10 the address
the Kaiser eyinced thorough knowledge OF
the matter lie referred in energetic terms
b. the inhumanity Of the African dealers IN
slaves and the suaerlngs OF their unhappy
victims. The Emperor. however, declared
that no doubted the correctness OF Livingston
and the statement that for every slave who
arrived alive Mt the coast ten died on the jour
ney thther from the interior kraals.
There also waited upon the Emperor and
Empress a/deputation from Fishmongers
Hall, who presented an address on behalf 0f
their ancient guild. The Kaiser cordially
thanked the tishmongers for their courteous
and kindly address and then spent a few
moments in conversation with the gentlemen
Of tho delegation. among whom was the
Prince of Wales. member OF the society,
and who. as a special mark Of respect to the
Kaiser, had accompanied them on their visit
to Buckingham Palace.
"lt is decidedly manifest the National Fed
Grafton in America was right IN regarding the
result as being no longer IN doubt ana that
the political future of the National cause IS
assured
in reviewing the chorus of the Tory press
in regard 10 Carl0w-that press chasing the
Carlow victory as a triumph for the Vatican
fbe Pail Mall fruy4ffa that the interests
Of the Irish people and those of the lrsh
clergy are identical, and consequently they
are pulling together.
THE GARDEN PARTY.
The garden party given by the Prince of
Wales at the MARLBOROUGH House IN honor of
the Kaiser was "A most brilliant affair.
The gardens were dotted with tents
and the splendid uniforms, beautiful
women and the flowers and plants
in bloom presented a fairy-land spectacle.
The bands Of tho Grenadier Guards and the
russian ROYAL Dragons furnished the
music. The Kaiser aud kalserine. the Prince
and Princess Of Anhalt, the Duke and
Duchess OF Edinburgh the Duke and Duchess
Of Connaught, Prince and Princess Chris
tian. the Duchess Of Albany. the Princess OF
lie without the baby the Duke of Cambridge,
several members of lesser German sovereign
houses and many q the diplomatic corps
were DIt-tul. lib Oitd~4Du MiA0 tHIpJVA ~
the Kaiser with more evident pleasure than
he had before displayed. He walked arm IN
arm with the Princess of Wales. While the
Prince Of Wales escorted the Impress. The
Kaiser had genial word for everybody.
THE KAISER DEEPLY IMPRESSED.
In receiving the anti-slaye delegation the
Kaiser said he had been deeply Impressed by
the accounts which Major Wissman had
given him of the desolation caused
by the slaye-traders. lie had been
informed that villages which two
years before had been prosperous and
densely populated were found utterly de-
yestated and without man left alive after
the slave hunters had passed that way. He
was glad that the united fleets Of England
and Germany had already checked the ex-
port of slaves. but he feared that IN the IL
terror the slave trade would not DO sup
pressed without further severe struggles with
the slave hunters.
No special attempt nj decoration was made
this evening a Albert hall. The audience was
about six thousand in number and the artists
included Albanl, Nordica. Rellecole Edward
Lloyd and the Choral Society. The Kaiser
wore the uniform OF British admiral. The
Kalserine had dress Of cardinal silk
with dazzling tiara OF diamonds. AT the
conclusion Of the "kaiser's March the audi
ence arose and cheered the imperial visitors,
and the Kaiser and kaserlne bowed repeat
edly. The Queens box. enlarged for the
occasion. was occupied by the imperial and
royal peIsOnages.