New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-05

DINNER TO THE KING OF RUMANIA.
The only entertainment given in Marlborough House
this season was the Prince of Waless dinner TO the
King OF Roumanla and the Prince Of Hohenzolern-
Sgnlaringen. which there eleven other guests.
THE DUKE OF YORK IN THE NAVY.
The Duke OF Works. resumption OF naval lie by his
appointment TO the Melampus, temporary though it
NAV be- has given the keenest satisfaction throughout
the service. Certain difficulties that lay in the way
Of his being given command OF an important cruiser
straight of have under the altered circumstances been
cot rid Of and the fact Of his having been appointed
In lieu of a Captain instead Of being promoted to that
rank would TO indicate that His Royal Iighness
does not wish his active connection with the navy
10 cease for some time to come His uncle. the Duke
Of Edinburgh. has frequently expressed regret that,
on account OF his early promotions his In
the service would close while he still In the full
yiror Of life Prince George. like the rest OF the
family. likes having familiar faces about him. ana
nearly all the officers OF the Melampus are Old friends
OF his.
GLADSTONE'S CABINET LIST
Mr. Gladstone. confident of victory completed his
Ministerial gements before leaving and If the
elections should give him majority he will be able
form AT Administration with unprecedented celebrity.
Mr. Gladstone has not only formed his Cabinet and
household on paper. but he has made the preliminary
arrangements for distributing many minor Offices.
The separatist Cabinet would be composed very much
as follows First Lord Of the Treasury Mr. Gladstone:
Chancellor. Lord Hcrschcll; Home Office. Mr. II. IL.
Fowler; Foreign lt'ice, Lord Rosebcry; Colonial
once. Mr.. Bryce; War once. Mr.. Campbell Banner
man India ONCE, Lord Ripon; First Lord of the
Admiralty. Sir George Trevelyan Lord President.
Earl Spencer; Irish Secretary. Mr.. John Morley;
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Mr. Lahouchere
Chancellor OF the EXchcQuer. sir William Harcour
Priyy seal. the Earl Of Kimberley Board of Trade.
Mr.. Mundella Local Government Board. Mr.. shaw
A. e, l,fficn ntsfdo nj fbo
Cabinet the Earl Of Aberdeen would be Lord-Leutcn
OF Ireland Mr.. Marjoribanks. Secretary for Scot
land: Mr.. Rigltred KAY shuttleworth. Minister Of
Agriculture: sir Lyon Payfar. Postmaster-Gcnera
Mr.. Arnold Morley. President OF The Board Of Works
Mr.. Herbert Gladstone. Financial secretary Of the
Treasury: Mr. Sidney Buxton, Under Secretary Of the
India once Munro Ferguson, Under Secretary Of the
Foreign Office. and Mr.. Osborne Morgan. Chairman OF
Committees Mr.. Gladstone has decided TO shelve Mr..
Stans fed. and one two others OF the old lot
will be got rid Of soon possible Mr.. John
Morley would like to be Colonial Secretary and does
not relish the prospect of returning TO Dublin. Lord
Roscbery II the Separatists In. will to the
Foreign Office with free hand. bat will have 10 hold
himself in subsection Mr.. Gladstone. whose scuttc
policy in Egypt Will be a bitter pill to his vivacous
subordinate.
THE RADICAL OUTCRY AGAINST STANLEY.
The Radical outcry against the supposed irregu-
larity Of Mr. Sanley's certificate of naturalization
is thoroughly CHARACTERISTIC III Is Wei knOWn 1act
that one OF their number a prominent Irish Ma
tonalst Member Of Parliament is an American citi-
zen and not British subject at all.
THE CYCLIsT VOTE IN POLITICS.
Candidates Of Parliament will have, it seems TO reckon
with the cvclist vote 4 great touring club which num-
ters 10000 members and has officers in every town and
In all the considerable villages Of the United King
dom IS making strenuous efforts to obtain from each
Parliamentary candidate pledge that ne Will. II
elected vote In favor Of measure making the car
rying Of lights by all vehicles at night compulsory
THE CITY CHAMBER OF ARBITRATION
The proposed City Chamber Of Arbitration that
after many days has been established by the Corpor
alton I'm concert with the London Chamber Of Com
merce will almost supply want which has been long
felt The laws DELAY, say, nothing OF the laws
eo,tllness need no longer frightcn timid or doubtful
on impecunious plaintiff who may labor under sense
OF injury from cndeavoring 10 get matters nghted
Mr. Phlbrlck a distinguished Queens counsel is 10
b. al the head OF affairs and the arrangements gen
orally Of such character as to promise success
Mr. BANCROFT AT OXFORD
nm glad TO read among the names Of those get
ting a degree at oxford in law honors that OF my
young friend. Mr.. George bancroft, son OF my o'u
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft
VALUABLE GOLD CUP.
1t is satisfactory to feel that the magnificent
Or Gold Room of The British Museum is likely TO be-
come National property. 1t will be remembered tlat
this treasure was given 70 Charles VI OF France IN
1891 by his uncle. Jean Due dc Gerry IL ai'er"afV
became the property of the Kings OF England rom
Henry VI Jumes l.. who, II seems gave u III ioof
to Don Juan veiasco. Constable OF the Castle Inc
principal subscribers OF $500 each the Goldsn'hS
Companv the Duke Of Northumberland, Lord Craw
ford Lord savile Mr.. c. Drury FOrtnum. Mr.. a. W.
franks the late : Werthemer and one anonymous
gentleman Lesser subscribers are Mr. Johh fA"iuI
TAYLOR Lord Derby, Mr.. Charles t. keyser' MI
William Mnet and Sir Henry Peek. The grant from
the Treasury is $4,000. mahns in all $3.50 The
sum demanded for the cup IS $4,000
PLAY BY MIR FITZGERALD.
Recently Mr. Percy Fitzgerald gave two theatrical
representations at his house In 81 George ho"'
The piece The Ilenwitchers," OF inc most Wv"
composition and the performers were Mr. ana Mi''
Walter polock Miss Harriet Young and the author
1t was followed by recitation OF the Pckwlck lriai
celverec hy Mr.. Henry Dickens Queens counsel III
bis fathers manner and with n good dehl o. HIS
fathers business i was spirited performance ana
tdused much amusement
COMTESsE D'YYON's COLLECTIONS
Extraordinary prices have been paid ri the sale OF
The Comtesse d'Yvou's collections, which has bc'f
sdng on in Paris during the last three weeks a
pee Of tapestry after Vatican realized 5000. Two
other happlpes belonging b the same set we're sod |
Ion CO $40 and some pOriIeres Of The Regency pe1ou
fetched clsO pair. sol Of tapestry Of The ReS"cy
period realized $4,000. The price o. Louis AVN |
sofa ard two afmcha.rs was 81 40 and drawing |
loom suite en- petit point realized 1l..Oo. LOUIS
XVII -, Of drawing room furniture after Bo"hef |
Was bought by NJ Chauc.rd proprietor Of the Maya |
sns Louvre, for cs,esO. Lcuis XNth set of t"en'y
thairs and sofas fetched G2,7o0. hrc-scrccn O' !
soben's tapestry realized Il $50 and small tiane'
hr table oi licnn Dcix ware commanded tI""' /
while lrstre plates from Urblno and "nbbo weni 90
non 42OO 10 ESQ each. Madame d'fvon appeared
70 have made all her purchases with consummaie Iude
ment. for the plate and tewelry also realized very
hsh prices and so did the laces Of which two nounces
Old Venetian point fetched $3.50
LIFE OF THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE