New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
THE KAISER AT CHURCH.
ACCOMPANIED BIZ THE PRINCE OF WALES
AND OTHERS OF THE ROYAL FAMILY.
AN EARLY MORNING INSPECTION OF THE LIFE
GUARDS AND TIE SCOTS GuARDs-A SACRED

AN EARLY MORNING 1NSPECItoN VI 1nH LITE
GUARDS AND TIE SCOTS GUARDs-A SACRED
CONCERT AT WINDSOR CASTLE.
London. July y.-Emperor William rose early
- Windsor TODAY took short rdej and on his
,cturn had breakfast with the Queen and the
Roval family Immediately afterward he started
su n carriage for the Victoria Barracks, accompa-
pied by the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Con-
naucht and the Duke of Clarence. The Emperor
WAS in the undress uniform OF the Corps Garde,
hedecIed with PrtsSian orders, and wore plumed
helmet. The Prince of Wales was in the uniform
of a colonel of the Life Guards. 1t being semi
state occasion, only the military attaches OF the
Corrnor F,pbassy and the English equerries at.
tendant upon the Emperor followed the Royal
nartv The carriages were preceded by mounted
nolice and outriderS On arriving at the Barrack
Souare the Emperor found the Life Guards drawn
nm in line with the Scots Guards in the rear
He shook hands with the commanding officers, and
then inspected the troops, passing up and down
the lines and mnutely scrutinzing the equipments
Of the soldiers This business over, the troops
escorted the Royal party TO Trinity Church.
The Emperor occupied tie Royal pew in the
central aisle, the other Royal personages and a
number of members of the Emperor's and Queens
households filling the pews in the rear and the
troops and guards occupying the galleries. The
interior of the church presented brilliant specta
cle the white-robed choir in front of the altar,
and the rows of glittering uniforms in the CENTRE
with the sombre background Of civilian attire
The Guards bands played Mendelssohn's March
upon the entrance Of the Royal party. The sue
ceeding hymns were sung to the bands accom-
paniment. After the singing of Onward Christ
ian Soldiers" the delivered by
the Queens chaplain, Arthur Robins, who re-
70 bp calf IL Of 4 Cbricti
mentioning General Grant, Count Won Motke
General Gordon and Father Damien. The service
over, the congregation stood while the royalties
left the church, the Emperor and Royal party
driving back 10 tie Castle. While the Emperor
was at Trinity the Queen, the Empress and
Princess Beatrice drove TO the private chapel at
Frogmore, attended by the ladies of the house
holds. The Bishop of Ripon ofliciated.
At luncheon which was served in the banquet
ing hall in the Castle the Emperor and Empress
met the bride and bridegroom of tomorrow. Prince
ATibert of Anhalt and Princess Louise of Schleswig
Holstein The great table was laid with the mas
sve gold plate which the Queen allows 70 be dis
played only on Special occasions After luncheon
the Queen and the Imperial party proceeded 10 the
East Terrace of the Castle to listen TO the Guards
band. About 3, 600 persons had assembled there,
among whom the Prince of Wales and the Duke
of COnnaught moved, the Emperor looking on be
side the Queen at tile window of the terrace. In
the afternoon the Emperor and Empress and the
Prince and Princess of Wales drove to Cumber-
land Lodge to visit Prince and Princess Christian,
returning in time for the family dinner-party.
The day closed with a sacred concert in ST.
Georges Hall. Madame Albani and the principal
solosts received the personal congratulations Of
the Emperor and Empress.
1t is reported, that the Wimbledon review has
been rearT5nged, the Emperor, gratifed at yester
days reception, accepting the programme with
out further modification.
The German Imperial yacht HQhenzollern has
departed from Port Victoria to bring Emperor
m England.
Berlin, July 5.--Ihe newspapers of this city
. express much qualification at the reception
tended TO Emperor William in England, and en-
phasize the political Importance of the character
of his welcome.
The Post says that the display made in
honor of the EmperOr's visit may be considered
not only as an act of homage to Gemanys great
ness, but as a manifestation of England's desire
TO preserve her friendship with Germany.