New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
.u,oNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED.
MUND YATES.

min Of The lamented Duke shall remain permanently
IN Albert Memorial Chapel and it will soon nc placed
in q sarcophagus similar to the one In which the
Duke Of Albany Is buried. II Is unfortunate L,at nc
rmor In question should have obtained general cur
rsncy as 1t may have given pain 10 the Prince and
Princess In their great grief and affection in which
they have the sincere sympathy Of all classes.
TRYING TO HUSH UP THE KEEL SCANDAL.
Great efforts have been made In the Prusslan
Admiralty 10 hush up what known in official
circles OF Berlin the KEEL scandal 1t is understood
TO have alarmed and enraged the Emperor more than
any event which has happened during his reign.
n appears that confidential official, who had for
considerable period been engaged in drawing mp The
,hns not only for the menof-war, some Of which
are noary finished while others have scarcely been be-
nun but also OF fortified land and positions
n and around KEEL has been detected IN forwarding
copies Of oil the designs which passed through his
hands to q person in Copenhagen, who delivered the
papers to somebody whose identity has no; tran
SHRED, but O member OF the French Legation IN that
city has been strongly suspected. The German Gov
eminent obtained such evidence that there is good
reason to believe that the Russian and French gov
rnments are In possession Of the designs of all the
new war vessels ut Kiel also of the plans IF the
extensive Notifications by which the haTbo and dock
yard Of that port are TO DO protected
TIE EMPRESS OF AUSTNAS STAY AT wIEsBADEN'
The Empress Of Austria is TO arrive at Wlesoaooh
about MorCn IL ana Will tlds NHV4O uuiNA Wv 49,
Aprl in order that she may undergo another course
NJ Dr. Metzger's massage treatment The Empress
ia contemplating an Eastern voyage in her yacht ana
, tour through india.
NO ROYALTY TO ATTEND ASCOT.
No members Of the royal family will attend the Asco'
races this year. and the Queen has already given orders
for the royal stand to be kept closed Win all I'c
blinds drawn down during the meeting.
Mr.. BALFoUR'S TIRESOME DUTY.
No
tiresome duty Of writing the nights report OF the
proceedings of the House Of Commons for the queen.
Mr. Bafour's record will doubt be as bright ana
epjaranmato as were the communications OF DlsTaeH'
which often resembled the political passages Ill Ihs
novels Tho Queens series Of parliamentary reports
sent to her by Lord John RUSSELL cir hoOei' Iect
yI,rd Palmerston Disraeli and Mr. Gladstone respect
,vs,v are preserved in the private library OF Bucking
ham Palace and form perfectly unique inner history
A. the House of Commons during the present reign
80. va nonsa that Her Majesty will day consent
=. nublish these interesting and remarkable records
PRINCESS DARINKA DEAD.
The death Of Princess Darinka OF Mon'ehesro iaS'
week. revives the memory OF the trascal ia'e VI no
husband Prince Danilo who was assasslhaleo III NO.
uresence within twelve months after the marriage III
1860. 1t was entirely owing to her calmnesS uat
Prince Nicholas proclaimed and Montenegro s"'e'
frem the horrors Of OWL war
lord BRAssEYS LIVELY CRUISING NOTES
Lord and Lady Brassey have a typewriting machine
m hoard the Sunbeam and send home nVely oi'o'N'i
Of their present cruise by every mall 70" 49,
nave given so graphic sketch OF the stuatloh IA
Morocco as Lord Brassey. Ihese stray SH0e' ~
eventually form the basis OF q volume.
ppoSpFRIrY OF THE WELLINGTON CLUB
ras Wellington Club Is now In most prosioo gu
Thsre ara neatly 800 names of candidates on the
M and II ia calculated that it takes now ABOUT tee
r.ars - not more, for candidate to get In onuei
these circumstances. the proprietor woulo no wen ~,
look very closely after the cuisine. VI course N
Wellington does not attempt 70 nvai 'he .a, g.
or the new Maison Dorce, but might DO betef IMAM !"
does.
THU s,voy SUPPER CLUES MANIFESTO
never nerhaps was London so dull as II Is at Pres
ant and all cayctes this side Of Easter are 10 10 s!
q tabooed, Under the circumstances inc p'uo INV
YELLOW manifesto OF the savoy supper Ciuo I'm. n,
reuef 70 those in search Of decorous distacton' H
lady patronesses begin with the do"aser Du N, ~
Wor,ros. and end with Mrs. Wilson. TIC DuLe 0,
heads the general committee, and the Loru
h,,rlan s responsible for the activity Of the eAecu
tive. r,,~c
romantic story reaches nc rom al -
authentic source. A widow lady, bearing
ans residing in fashionable neighborhood ana WIN
49, .,1o o,rc,o ~ friends was married for the secona
49,, ,ha other eay under the following crcum5lalc1s'
A short time ago It was reported among her H'eI''
that the whole Of the large fortune belohglhs u ~
,s, owing 10 speculation the part OF inc trustee.
IIo,,v was the fact ascertalned before the ady
an offer of marriage from gentleman pS 'n' .'''
advanced in years, who had plo1o'eu Spl"o nm
tortv wears previously, before she married her ms
49,. Tho marriage was arranged and has recent!
80 plece a. oulety as possible. The wedding pre-
arts inclnded a number of very valuable checAs' oi''
from a wellknown peer running mo iou' "o"07' w
substantial unit at the beginning
PERsONAL TRAITS OF ANTHONY IhoI-ioi -
Nv friend Mr.. Sala calls upon me as one wen a.
ouainted with Anthony Trollope, both IN MS oo'i e
literary career, to say something in niii2au'h VI
oor,y condemnation Of the tone and manners OF 1Ae
deceased novelist which has lately been puDiSho' %
Dr Bovd Of ST. Andrews. So far as my cNperic"''
goes must say, wholly with the Doctor tial i''H
with worse or more offensive manners tAi'h l'onop
have rarely met. lie was coarse, DoOrIs''' io'e''
noisy. overbearing and insolcnt lie adopei INV
JolnsonIan tactics OF trying 10 Ontoar MS adVeisar!
In argument He sputtered, shouted, glaicd thious"
his spectacles and waved his arms a5Out-a slgt loi
rods and men, / cannot indorSc one OF DR.. boyu
charges. do not remember ever having heari ii'oP
swear. lie certainly not all habItual b"ealci'
BY the officials In the postoihce who were suoof'i'e
to him-I was not One-he was pretty sehe9aiiS ia'7'
for the particularly Objectionable manner in which ne
treated them. BY persons in general society he wa
,euarded with pelturbcd wonder as specimen never
before met with. BY few old whist playing cIomc'
st the Garric, whose acquaintance he Only maze ia'f
IN life he was greatly liked have heard oil several
instances and know Of one, to prove That hc had
,nd heart and that roaring blustcr and offensive con
Prediction were only his manner. But as Maintain
asv. Of Ralph Niclcby, 1t was dcind 'uncomiora-
bio. private madhouso Kind Of a manner all TIE same
THE REV. DONALD FRAsER's DEATH.
The Presbyterian Church has sustained heavy loss
hv the unexpected death OF the Rev. Donald Fraser,
ono of the best known and most prominent ccccssuc'
=. ,ha, denomination. DR.. Fraser brilliant
earnest and very effective preacher and BIS sermon"
drew crowded congregations, many pcfsonagcs Of light
and leading being included among bis regular hearers
The Duke OF Argyle was rarely absent during his M
pual residence at Kensington. DR.. Fraser neVcs
courted popularity, for he was Presbyterian divine
4. ..Lool thnrnnrhlu orthodox and having In