New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
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copyrioht: 1899, By The Tribune association

COPYRIGHT; 1899; Bg The Tribune association.
London, May 0.-The Queen does not intend 10 visit
buckingham Palace this season. Her Majesty will
npceed to Balmoral toward the end OF next week
either Thursday evening. May 10. or Friday evening"
Nav 20, returning to Windsor Castle saturday
lime IS. The Queen has brought home from Coste
helle large collection Of watercoor sketches, by
srpor Carcll the well known Italian artist at Hyers
which are TO be taken to Balmornl to be hung there
IN one Of Her Majesty's sltng-rooms.
THE KAISER STANDING on HIS DIGNITY.
hear that the non-arrival Of Emperor William at
parmstadt caused much annoyance 10 the Royal party
there and that the Queen and Empress Frederick were
nsrcularly vexedas they exceedingly anxious to
have a conversation with His Majesty respecting GER
tain private affairs. and that 1t was partly III orier 10
facilitate the carly settlement OF these matters tnn'
,he Queen went to the great fatigue and expense OF
rhe long Journey from the Riviera TO Darmstadt IL
seems that the Emperor decided that II would be in
consistent with his dignity II he went just now to
Darmstadt without state reception md an elaborate
military function. 1t Is true that this would have
heen His Majesty's first visit to his young consih
Grand Duke Ernest but he need not have been so
norbidly sensitive and punctlious, considering the
deep mourning Of the Royal family for the Duke OF
Clarence and the Grand Duke OF Ilesse' 10 say
nothing of the fact that the Court of Berlin is sup
,oed 10 be absorbed in grief at The death OF Grand
Duchcss Alexandria, The Emperor could easily nave
enme TO Darmsadt from Schwerin, for the journey 10
Heligoland could perfectly we'll have been postponed
ROYALTIES TO MELT At COPENHAGEN
The Prince and Princess Of Wales, who have been
residing during the last ten days at MARLBOROUGH
House will probably go to Copenhagen at the end Oh
next week. accompanied By Prince George and Prin-
eesscs Victoria and Maud The Emperor and Empress
OF Russia the Duke and Duchess Of Cumberland ana
the Crown Prince and Crown Princess OF Greece are
also 10 be the guests Of the King and queen OF Den
mark and the Landgrave and Landgravine OF llesse
and Princess Frederick OF An'rtDessa
THE HEAD OF THE QUEENS NAVY
There are widespread persistent rumorS mat frh''
George will shortly be made Admiral of the fle''
with the honorary title Of COMMANDMENT Chiet oi u'e
Savv It Is high time that the senior service had
rovaI chief hut purely ornamental hgurehead wouid
be of little value. At the Royal Academy uih"e'
year or two ago the Duke of Cambridge returned THANKS
AS he always does. for the Army, but although 'ne
Duke OF Edinburgh. full Admiral, was present, Lord
George Hamilton. civilian. responded to the toast Oh
the Navy. Surely this ought not 10 be natural ana
proper The head of the Queens sea service ought
TO be the Duke of Edinburgh, whose thorough kh)wi
edge Of that service is unsurpassed and whose pop
uarity among the officers Is great rs IL IS nescr'e
EMPEROR WILLIAM NOT TO VISIT LONDON.
Last week several evening papers announced, on
the authority Of a romancine London correspondents
not only that Emperor william t. to visit Lonfon when
he comes to England for the Cowes regatta but tha'
he will be accompanied by the Empress. AID that they
are TO stay al buckingham Palace anu VIII fPehd most
OF the time attending society functions THIS Is Simply
ridiculous The Emperor l. not coming either u Lon
don or to any other place in England except CoweS
and PORT smOuth. The Empress has never had any III
tenon Of coming. for she will be then just recovering
from her accouclmenf. No ROYAL guests are To stay
ut Buckingham Palace this year. except Empress FRED
erck when she comes over In the autumn Inc hrSt
week In August is not period when society functions
are going OH In London. apart from the manifest I'M
possibility of the Emperor participating In them whe
the Royal family In deep mourning
TUE KAIsERss MAGNIFICENT RAILWAY TRAIN.
Tho German Emperor Is at last in possession oil inc
Imperial train dc lu>c. which has taken three years
TO complete. II has cost about s0OoOo, ana coiSs''
Of twelve carriages communicating by coridoFs'
drawing room and library hung with eoDehhs lro'"
Charlottenberg Palace. and Il dining room paneiied
in od oak Two compartments reserved Tor
nursery. bath is attached 10 earh slcepn; room
and the rcceptiDn-rOom Is decorated WIEN m'rpic
ststnary one Ger consists Of kitchen fitted with
every modern appliance.
QUICK TINE FOR LENEE.
There was very large ATTENDANCE OF Naval ohcers
at the levee on Thursday. presumably as eompi-
ment 10 the Duke Of Edinburgh. The function was
rushed through with extraordinary rapiilty for II
was past . when the Royal party eh'e'ci ohe
throne. rOom and at quarter OF the ooof' "e'.
closed TO the great discontinue of large Dana OF
late arrivals, including a member OF the Dipo"a"'
Corps. Mr.. Gladstone. who appeared III eAcc"e.'
health and In the best of pirit>, was array cd III INC
Uniform of an elder brother OF Trinity lionse, III WHICH
he looked like stage admiral
.HCHpU.HFss srEPHANIE TO REM AIRY.
A marriage Is shortly to take place between the
Archduchess stephanie Of Austria, second daughter OF
the King Of the Eeleians and the widow OF CROW"
Prince Eudolph and Duke Michael OF iiaeahza VIM
Is wdower thirty nine years OF age. us hrN' VIE
was a sister OF the Prince OF Thurn and Taxs ana
niece o. the Empress OF Austria. lie IL son OF Inc a'c
Prince Michael OF Portugal ami one of his sisters mar
ret Archdnkc Charles Louis. heir to the hu''ro'
Hungarian throne while another Il the wife oil DUKE
Charles Theodore OF bavaria, brother Oh inc t"peS.
OF Austria and the Youngest married TO the Duke Oh
Parma.
THE DIPLOMAT NAY BE BROUGHT INTO ooChi'
A difference OF opinion at one OF the Lohuo" en-
basies which resulted In personal encounter o.
tween the two parties on the COMMENT his ""' y"
TO the contamination wished for AMI generally arrived
at In such cases. We oil know shakc>parcs phrase
sThe rest is silence The challenged party IL soe"S'
has not taken this for motto, ana uhieSs he Sno"
happen 10 plead diplomatic immunity, secohn Ell
counter Is, it is said. In store Tor h''h' h'' " "o
riding school OF Vienna. but In the LONDON law COURTS
ARAB PA1HA TO RAISE TEA IN cEYLoN'
General go,,,nper might have been alive sui IL
he lad only accepted tho halt miilim francs o'c'ou
him for his American lecture tour. Bat Arab facha
appcars 10 be wiser In his gcnerntion ana mas he
prudently accepted the thousand year oncred MN
to take nominal charge OF tea garden on the ssuorlo
and brnoinv hills OF HaputsIe IL Is uhdets'ooi '""t
his place Is TO be to a great extent si'co"io' "'
Arab knows more Of theoretical polticS thah Oh ''
culture But Mr. Upton, the proprietor of the estate,
hopes to reap great profits In Egypt ana elsewhere
from the brand OF Arab grown Ceylon Tea
ARCHBISHOP WALSH AND FREEMAsoNhY.
Archbishop Walsh has Illuminated against free
masonry and has warned his flock to abstain from
sludpaon in the festive programme OF the centenary
Of the Masonic Girls School In Dbin' ~nch mas ooc'
made as attractive as possible with view to raise as
much money as can be spared for the institution whose
merits and benehcencc are widely Acknowledged