New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19

JANUARY AND HE El@AAAN
ROYAL FAMILY-THE DEATHS
OF THE FORTNIGHT.
tBY CABLE TO The TRrDUxET
Copyright. 1892; BY The Tribune Assosiaffo".
London, Jan. 16.-The two hotels which have beea
engaged for the Queens occupation during her stay
at Cost>bele to be ready for Her Majesty on tne
18th Of March, The Queen will occupy the hrse
floor of tho Hotel COstebelle and the drawing room
dlningroom and large private sitting room all iook
to the SOUTH but the bedroom has northern aspect In
accordance with her own special instructions. Tho
paper is to be taken off the walls OF the bedroom
They arc to be nmewashed in light blue while the
bed and other furniture will be sent from windsor
Princess Beatrice and Prince Henry OF Battenberg are
To occupy the second floor Of the hotel, where Lady
Churchill and Sir Henry Ponsonby and few personal
servants will be accommodated. writing-room for
Sir Henry is to be arranged in immediate proximity
ia the Queens own sitting groom. Messengers rom
Lcndon arc to arrive and depart daily during Her
M,iestv,s visit There will be sixty persons In tho
royal party and several Of the suite, as well as tns
servants are to stay in Hotel Ermltage.
PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES AND THE NAVY.
The Duke of Clarence's death Will probably settle
a question which has been much debated OF iate az
Ia his brothers remaining In the naval service Under
tho altered circumstances 1t Is not likely that Prince
George will ever 90 to again as an officer on the
active list and perhaps 1t Is hardly to De expecteo
that he should but he will be decided loss 10 the
Navy Directly after the meeting OF Parliament an.
dresses of coincidence to the Queen on the death OK
the Duke OF Clarence moved in both houses In
the House OF Lords by Lord Salisbury and Lord kimDer
lev and I'm the Commons by Mr.. Bafour ana MT. Uiaa
stone.
THE KAISER TO VISIT AK LA CHAPELLE.
The German Emperor has, through Colonel GieSc,
signfed his intention OF spending porton OF INC
summer or early autumn at AK la Chapeile' ana the
municipal authorities are already busy Win pans or
tbc retention and accommodation OF the Court IL
an III wind that blows not ody any good ana .he uiS
covery that sulphur baths invaluable both AZ
nrevontvo ~ influenza and during cOnvalescence has
GIVEN "Charlemane City" prosperous winter season.
AN INTERVAL RAILWAY TRAIN.
The Imperial train which has Just been completes
,r the German Emperor and sent to Potsdam for ap-
payal has cost the Prissan eNchequer nearly 1'ooo'
600 marks and has occupied more than three y"'' !"
construction Its eleven carriages, cor nected BY cor
ridors. include study hung with real "ooehh zap
estry from Charottenberg, salon uphois@'e' ="
white SATIN nursery. a rcception-room adorned with
marble statuary an oak dinlngroom. a kitchen and
bedrooms for several guests. There is nothing IKE
in the world, and great many OF the de'aifs na''
been planned BY the Emperor himself.
AN UNLUCKY MONTH FOR THE BELGIAN RULER"
The King of the Belglans Is extremely anxious 70
attend the Duke of Clarcnces funeral IN pers"h' uus
the Queens strong opposition to his underSns '"'
Journey during unlucky month prevailed ana u vas
.rraneed that he should be rcpe'enten by Ms so"''
law Prince Philip OF Cohurs. since the tragic dea'"
~ Archduke Rudolf only state ball mas ever
taken Mace al the Belgian Court ana the mon'h VI
January IS always regarded with the mos eioom' al"
tlcnaton by the Queen ~ the Eelfals. VINO bcueNe,
il will inevitably bring some misfortune OF prove TAT"
To some member Of the royal family he' own sou"
,bo DIXIE q Brabant his cousin. Prince 3al'"n' ana
pudoI al
eonoId lo.es m January another rear relative IN ms
cousln the Duke Of Clarence on account OIL un'
fixed idea the King and Queen never ua'ei OF man'
a-y plans in January, aId II was "hy OH "eu'e'u
that they finally decided 10 join the King ana S"ceh VI
w,rtenburg in Flushing next month and thence "
proceed TO England for the Royal wedding "lihin
twenty four hours they received telegram from the
Prince Of Wales announcing his sons death.
THE NEUROLOGY OF FORTNIGHT.
The first two weeks OF 500 will be rcmemoefed IN
history as a fatal fortnight. The long OBITUARY VI
last wear sinks into insgnifcance when compared WIN
the death record of the last fourteen DAYS Ens'''
has lost the DIXIE OF Clarence next heir but one 10 the
throne: Egypt the khedive. The names OF LOTUS
Iicha.ld Chsrlemont. Abnger and Dillon. "a well as
those OF Dowag,r Lady Bath. Ladies Harech' sahu-
hurst and Frances Gordon Messrs. E< f. Kenyon ana
r. Daily may already be erased from the biahue" ui-
lions OF the peerage The Roman Church mourn, ior
cardinals Manning and sImeoni and the Archbslops
~ Genoa and Cambria The English Bishops PM
r,,t and Reeves OF Down are no more. Science ana
literature are deprived Of the services OF Emile 90
Lavelcye Sir George Airy Sir James hedhouse, Ne
Ouatrefages de Brean, the great naturalist ana Dr.
Motecot whose diploma dated from the first fAmPie'
John D. Watson has painted his last figure Society
will miss sir william Cope. Mr. Whitley NJ. H.
NAV be looked for in vain at the opening OF Parliament
and no future Army list will contain the names o'
General Sir George Maxwell, Colonel Hyde Nhhes Ut
Colonel Sir spencer Clifford. The world OF music ieS
Joseph Blses refolmer Of the clarinet ana henry
Dorm OF Berlin. who an infant prodigy when
Waterloo was fought, and Chollet, doyen OF french
singers born in 1893 and debutant in Isis.
pIsHop wtLBERFoRCE,S LOSS OF ROYAL FAVOR
The loss of ROYAL favor 10 which Bishop wbcrforcs
seyeral fines referred in his diary was orig1nany dus
TO his conduct during the bitter controversy "nicn
arose out of Dr. lampden's appointment 10 ie 600 VI
Hereford. This however. was a mere passing ciouo'
for really the secession OF the Bishops
Archbishop Manning. to the Roman Cathonc ChuNn
and the passage at arms between Wilberforce ana
Prince Albert which out Of that event was whAs
sent tho former into quasi disgrace ior huhoc.
OF years and undoubtedly lost him the zee VI
London when bishop Bloomfield resigned In 1888 Inc
secession O, Canning took the Court more
by surprise because during the period of "ile''
forces favor he had been untring in his ehor's "
procure a bishoprc for his brother-in-law SHORTY
after that event had been formally announced Whoe
force went to levee, where Prince Albert w" ~
aside and reproached him for having certified NAN
ming 10 be Il sound Anglican divine when nc WAS ~
earnestly recommending him for bshopne i"'
bishop retorted Sir assure you, IL my bro.her
ln-law had been made u bishop. he never would nave
become a Roman Catholic This reply gave gnas
and long lasting offence 10 Prince Albert, although
some years quasi reconciliation was brought
about through the good Offices Of Lord Abeueeh a"u
the Queen, who was anxious 10 make Wloeriof"s
Archbishop Of York IN 500, and suggested his tnns-
lation to London In 1865.
MR. GLADSTONE URGED TO STAY ABROAD
Mr GInh.tnna,s friends nra nriyateY urging him