New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-29
THE NEXT GARTER
LORI ABERDEEN AND LORD DUrFEn,r
THE LEADING CANDIDATES.
DoINGs OF BRITISH RoYAL1IEs-THE THRONE
MIR. REDMoND's VISIT TO IRELAND
YACHTING IN TIE NORTH.
(BY CABLE TnE rRIBUxE)

MIR. REDMONDS VISIT TO IRELAND
YACHTING IN TIE NORTH.
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ropvr,ont: 1903 nv The Tribune Annexation.
London Aug. 2S.-The Queen is expected to reside
at Balmoral until Thursday November Is. wheo
the Court will remove to Windsor Castle. Exten.
sive improvements have been carried out at Bal.
moral during the last few months. and house has
been built near the castle for the occupation Of the
Queens Indian Secretary and Oriental entourasc.
The Tartan furniture in several rooms has been
renewed and a great deal OF decorative work has
been carried out A number Of workmen have also
been similarly employed at Abergelde Castle. which
presently is to occupied by the Duke and Duchess
of Connaught
A MEMOIR OF TIE DUKE OF CLARENCE
The memoir of the late Duke OF Clarence which
Mr. r f. Vincent compiled with the sanction Of
the Prince and Princess of Wales and the approval
OF the Queen is to be published in few weeks
by Murray The book will be copiously illustrated
TIE CoBURG SUCCESSION
The late Duke Ernest of Coburg seriously
much offended because the Queen did not regularly
consult him after Prince Alberts death, and was
still more indignant when, in 1888, the Emperor
William "ignored" him, instead Of applying 10
him in every difficulty and this neglect was the
more ANNOYING because the old Emperor and Duke
Ernest for more than forty years had been
habitual associates and jealous allies. The Duke
was in the habit of writing political dissertations OF
prodsfous length for the Information ana instruc-
ton OF the Prince Consort and there are many
hoxes Of his correspondence at buckingham Palace
and Windsor. Emperor William is believed to have
ouasbad the proiect Of Prince Alfred ascending
the throne OF Coburg with the Duke OF Edinburgh
as regent The Duke has therefore succeeded MS
uncle and will have to reside permanently AT Co
burg as the internal affairs Of the Duchy have not
been working smoothly for several years past ana
a firm hand at the helm Is urgently required but
His Royal Highness will have to steer MS course
very carefully. the slightest sign OF disposition
10 accent advice from either London or ST. Peters,
burg would be fatal to him. The Duke VIII PROB
ably not find 1t easy to get on well win emperor
william who. like Mr. Peter Magnus Is 100 iond
of conjugating himself in the imperative mood ID
his dealings with German princes. ana ne Is no" on
very cold terms with the King OF Wurtemberg. the
Grand Duke OF Baden and the Prince Regent OK
Bavaria.
TILE SWEDISH KING TO GIVE \ HUNT.
The King OF Sweden is arranging 90 have great
hunt at Island Hoen, In the Sound. for the amuse-
ment OF the King OF Denmark. the Emperor OF
Russia, the King OF the Heiienes the Prince OF
Wales and the other royal guests OF the Fredens-
borg Castle. The party IL TO be conveyed III 'hs
Danish ROYAL Yacht from Humlebek TO Hoen. where
King Oscar Is to entertain them at dejeuner on their
arrival and there will be dinner after the hunt
PLANS OF TIE PRINCE OF WALES.
The Prince Of Wales will finish the cure at HON.
burg next week and Is then going 10 Denmark TOT
short time. after which he is expected at Brae-
mar to visit the Duke and Duchess or Fire mo
Prince intends to be at Newmarket for the secono
october and Houghton meetings. and at the END OK
October HIS Royal Highness Will go to sandr'ns-
ham for the winter The Princess OF Wales VIII
this week conclude her Norwegian cruise ana !"
going TO Join the King and Queen Of Denmarks
family party at Fredensborg. where she VIII stay
for about month. on leaving Denmark the Prin.
cess is to 20 to Scotland and visit the Duke ana
Duchess OF Fife.
BATHING AT OSBORNE.
There has been n great deal OF sea bathing nc
Osborne during the last six weeks. on the private
beach near the Queens jetty there IL bathing ma
chine and also a barge with n hollow centre whicn
can "a silly he along a rail into the sea- Inc
bottom of this barge IL 10 arranged That mo water
at once comes In and the centrs becomes TANK
which makes a frsi-rate bathing place for children.
or this beach In the bay there Is floating bath
which was constructed from designs OF the Prince
Consort II con sists OF well twenty feet by ten
feet with "A wooden grating AT the bottom "hch
can in a moment be adjusted 80 as 10 anord ire re-
ouIred depth OF water. There IL dressing-r room.
and the whole structure is inclosei by a screen.
A small Iifeboat. manned by two sailors from the
royal Yacht is in attendance at Osborne BAY dur
ing the bathing hours The Queen always has q
bath OF a-wat,r at Osborne every morning.
THE GIVING AWAY or A GARTER.
Mr. Gladstone il still unable to make up his mind
a. to the disposal Of Lord Deroys garter which
the Court would very much like To see gwen AT
once 10 the Duke Of Fife As matter OF 1act
there IL no eligible person OF eminence IN the uaa-
stonan camp except perhaps Lord Aberdeen.
uuon whom the honor has not already been con-
farred and Mr. Gladstone Is said TO be unwilling
TO follow the precedent created In the case OK
ord Stratford de Radcliffe and bestow IL upon
ono OF his followers below the rank Of Earl LORD
Aberdeen is In the running. unless he would AZ Q
loval scotchman prefer the Thistl'. SO IL Lord
D,,oa,in But neither OF their chances would be
"a good a. that of the Duke OF Sutherland II he
only saw way OF finding salvation. While ne
was Lord stafford every effort was put forth 70
induce him formally to join the Liberals ou, VIM
out avail IL Is probable that MT dsdstones
new X. g. will remain unrevealed until the scsnty
list Of votes In favor OF Home Ruie IN the houss
of Lords IL before the country
THE WORK OF PARLIAMENT.
The course OF business at Westminster Will prob
ahlv be az follows Discussion OF supply may enc
i'm the third week OF September. II Will not be all
lowed to go on beyond the second week OF oc'ooers
and II then necessary, the closure Will be appheo
Then after a recess Of five or six weeks. the HOUSE
"a an meet again and will be asked 20 resume WORK
where It left of. and take up, probably the En-
ployers Liability bill. the Equalization OF Rates
hin. the Sea Fisheries bill and the Registration
hill the Parish Councils bill being reserved for is&
IL would seem that this course has been practcauy
decided upon though details liable TO modines-
ton II circumstances require IT,
THE IMPRISONED DYNAMITERs.
Fortunately the reported velease Of DR.. GAIA
CHER the dynamiter has turned out TO be untrue'
but there need be mistake about the matter
The Parnellites mean to have every one OF the
ont nf "A
only stay In power long enough. They have never
their intention OF making their continues
support of the Government conditional upon tins
and other concessions IL Is merely a question OF
avoiding shocking public sentiment too much ~
time.
P,RNELLITE PROSPECTS.
Mr. Redmond's recent holiday In Ireland. ny the
iascrih.l a = has heen done by