The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Duke Of Clarence and Avondaie. Cardinal
Manning and Cardinal simeoni.
Iorsign Affairs.
LoNnoS, Jan. H-Tho Duke Of Clarence
died at o.l5 this morning. The latest bulletin
late last night WAS favorable and there was
no apparent change for the worse at the
clock bulletin this morning Soon after
this bulletin was issued thore vas a decided
change for tho worse, and death came quietly
and peacefully. The correspondent OF the
United Press watched for most OF tho night
at sandringham. Reporters we're not adj
mitted. and only the scantiest information
was communicated Queen Victoria was i'm
medIately notified at Osb rne Of the death Of
her grandson. She at once teeglaphed 10
tle Prince and Princess of Wales her deep
grief and her heartfelt snare D. their loss. At
u O'Clock the Mayor Oi London received q
dispatch from the Prince and Princess of
Wales { only said: AT 91J this morning
our beloved son passed away
Tie great bell of st. pauls tolled forth the
tones to The waiting city and the announce
melt was immediately posted at the Mansion
House. The hlg5 on the Tower o. London
and on all public buildings were placed no
half-mast while 40 Windsor Castle the haif-
masted Tag also gave notice u the people OF
TIE royal borough of the calamity that mad
beialien the Teigniag house The whole
country is IN m urning. The news came with
q shock upon the people. as the early morning
bulletin had encouraged the hope of better
result.
MANIFESTATIONS or GRIEF.
The news was posted at Marlborough
House the LOud 4 residence Of the Prince
Of Wales at 9Z5. just ten minutes after the
death of tine Duke The crowd iu waiting.
largely composed Of working people, gave
vent TO loud expressions OF grief and Of pity
and Loyalty for the Queen the Prince and
Princess o. Wales and Princess May. The
Pail Mall and ad dining streets were thrOnged.
Hundreds OF well-dresscd W men and men.
evidently of the nobility and gentry, crowded
along with the common people ue side
wslks and rOadways and the streets were
iammed with carriages. The uows spread
rapidly thrOu-h the west end. and every
where there was the same expression o. grief
and sympathy ANA loyalty.
& dispatch from Sanduneham says that
when the last moment came tie Prince ant
Princess of Wales. the Prince aud Princess of
Ieck and the irinccss ict0ria Mary. CONF
monty known as the Princess May. the be-
tTOthed of the dying rrince were grouped az
the bedside The Princess May bad passel
a -leepless night but she bore herself with
courage in the face of her terrible a.Alctl0n.
Her eyes red with weeping and the heayius
breast told of her broken heart. The Prin-
cess OF Wales was apparently overwhelmed
by the sense of her prlYatiOn
THE DEAD DUKE o. cLARLsoR.
His Royal Highness Albert Victor Christian
Edward Duke oil lareuce and AY0udale Earl
of .tL.one. k. g.. Is. r.. IL. d., major OF tho
Tenth regiment Of HUssars. honorary colonel
of the Fourth Prince Albert AictOrs own
Bombay cavalry and of tie FIRST volunteer
battalion Queens own Cam erOn Hlghanders.
staff major Fifth P0merauian BlucherI Hus-
safs. knight and sub-priOr of tie Order OF St.
Jolu-such arc the ful. name and titles OF the
voung man OI twenty-eieht, whose death at
randruglam Hall to-day attr ted the atten-
tiou OF tle whole ciVlizeI world. lie wa the
eldest child of the Prince and Princes OF
Wales. and WAS born at fr0guOre LODI near
Windsor on ia ullg 4. and lal there
fore lust outerei upon his twenty y-uinth year
on March 0tl Ot the year of his birth. the
FIRST anniversary OF tae marriage of the rlncs
and Princess OF Wales. their ln.lnt son Was
bapfized in the private chapel of Buckingham
Palace Besides tho Queen. who was dress d
in black silk and Grape. there were present at
the ceremony the late King Leopold DO OF 8el-
yium ord pa.merstOn tho Duke OF Clll-
bridge. Sir George Grey. many OF the chief
officers Of State and nearly al t-e foreign min-
listers. AmOn1 tle clergy who oticiated at l4e
function were Ito Archbishop W Canterbury.
can Stanley the Bishop OF London and
the Bishop of oxford. The lnC OF tire Bei-
ri.n- tho infant Prince 8 great great-uncle
and tho Princes Helena. his aunt. acted as
SPONSORS The scene lu tho chapel Was mo
imposing Tie altar was lined with crimson
velvet paucllcd Wtn gold .tce lle cnuf
plate was disp avCd. and seats crimson and
gold were raugel within the i.8 1r tho of-
fclatinc Clergy The font Wa7 ataIIa 90 silver
uilt tleriul represent ting tle leaves ard over.
III the water lilv. the base being gr lIed Wlfl
cheubs playing ths lIc ln fI.nl were he
royal arms TIE font wa placed on ..utei
plnth VI white and eo.t over Lhe altar was
fine piece e.. tape try, reur senring the
baptism of our SAVIOUR Iae ntu. rnce
was carried into tle chapel hy tle head nurse
Mrs Clark. icing dro SEED ln robe 0i Hnui-
t1u lace, the same that was worn Oy the
Prince of Wales at his chr stenn-, WITH cap
of H0litOn lace. c.oak ~ crimson velvet
lined with ermlne and uaute obi Wlite
satin edged with Ioniton lace. When the
archbishop commenced the prayer Ale
MIGHTY. ever living God the Countess Ol
Maccle-feld gave the infant Prince To the
Queen. WHO handed him 90 the archbishop.
ON reaching the portion ~ the seryi Tor The
naming of the Child the arclbsn 'p de-
mandei of the spoons "a, now DO should te
named and tho ueen answered albert
Victor Christian Edward HE name Ale
bert was given hum for his paterud grand
fatner. the Prince C0nsort that OK Victor Tor
LIS grandmother. The Queen. that ot Chris
tian Tor his maternal grandfather tho hing
~ Denmark. aud that OF Edward for lis
great grandfather, tine Duke Ok bent.
Ills EDUCATION.
The Princes early education WIS received
at home. and it was not until March. 1871
That II WAS resolved that be and ais brother.
Prince George. should receive q portion of
fbeir education on board the Britannia train
ue.ship. when they were entered as naval
cadets. L May they were examined a. the
ROYAL Navy Colle-e at Greenwich. IN the
same manner as ordinary naval ca lets. 10th
princes PASSED very satisfactory examna-
ton and in some of the sub ects eAhi tied a
more than usual degree II proficiency.
Here they remained Tor S me time. until
ON September u.s. 1879. the two Princes
... fo~1-al an tho cOrEaffa Rae