New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. Ed.
MUND YATES.
THE DUKE OF YoRK's HoUsE-THE KING ~
DENMARK MAY VISIT THE GERMAN EN-.
PERoR-rHE GOLDEN ROSE FOR
THE BELGIAN oUEEN-sIR
WILLIAM HARcoUHT
AND ROME RULE.

AND ROME RULE.
fBY CABLE TO THE TeBUSxl
Copyright; 1893: bs The Tribuns Assocfaton
London. May o0.-The Queen has been occupied,
since her arrival ut Bamornl, IN visiting tensnts
end cttagers on the estate and In driving about the
domoin. Tie dry. warm weather has brought On
the flowers and trees so much that everything on
Deeside Is at least IL month more forward than usua
The roads nre very dusty, and Her Majesty has
confined her excursions TO the private drives, and
the Danzg ShIe chalet In the recesscs Of Balloch.
be Forest has several times been visited for after.
noon tea. The Dee Is running lower than TO- many
years. and salmon 1shing Is almost entirely stopped
Many OF the tributaries OF the river quite dry
The red deer in the royal forests very numerous
and In splendid condition this season. and there are
large herds OF deer in the E-hha ami Abergeldie
woods
TIE ROYAL WEBBING.
A paragraph is going the round Of III" papers
which states that at the royal wedding the daugh.
.ers OF the Duke and Duchess Of Edinburgh the sis.
ters Of the bridegroom. and Princess Victoria Of
schesvig IIclstcin will BE- among tho bridesmaids.
This IS entirely wrong. The eight bridesmaids WIN
all be daughters OF peers.
The Chapel Royal In -. James's Palace hns been
closed In order 10 be rrrrnrcf fCr tho royal wddng.
The interior viii be entirely d>mantod. ana tho Or.
rangcments are 10 be. much possible, the sane
q, they were when the Empress Freieric. was mar.
RED. probable that the Princes of Wales and
her daughters will occupy the royal gallery during
the ceremony. The noor Of tho chapel Is TO he on.
,ircy covered with crimson carpet, and tie Altar is
TO be dIapcd with crimson velvet. above which the
magnificent gold communion plat" Is TO be placed.
AN the pcws will lie removed and III" chap, filed
with seats covered With s'arlet cloih. The pillars
are 10 be painted blue and commented with gold
.hiclds. The state clair viii he placed close to tho
alter for the Queen. and Her Majesty vii be sur.
rounded by the royal family and ROYAL guests from
slroad II is hoped there VIII be room for about $50
persons In the chapel.
THE DUKES HOUSE
The Interior of the Duke Of York house has been
entirely reconstructed since the death OF the Duchess
OF Cambridge. who lived in 1t thr'ycight years ana
for ffiy-six yeats before II was appropriated ~
Ernest Duke OF c,nior!c nj. afterward King Of Han
over on the ground floor Is suite Of apartments
looking ont upon Cleveland Pow. consisting OF din'
Ing room, library and smoking room. IN" dihing'
room comfortable. and has decidedly od'
fashioned appearance. Tl" fir place IS IN sort OF
above. with processes At either sid" OF H. mere
Is "A high white wooden fado. With primrose
par.r The smoTing-room IS In dark Sreers
Above arc two fine drawinyro ms connected by iod'
ing doors Tie ,I'oon las b'ne carpet Tho walls
ale divided IN panels, which are 'l'!cd WIN cr"'on
silk on one side and the other with gold aha
crimson silk brocade. This room contains SONS
rare French furniture. which belongs TO the Crown
and Is lighted by elec;r)lier OF cut glass richy
cird,d rs well as BY several brackets on the walls.
The smaller drawing ROOM which I'm the Duchess OK
Cambrldge's time Known rs the emma room -
pan. He'd with silk brocade. ana NJ one Gnu oo'e
+ a fine piece Of tapestry. The bouuor mas pi"o
pop,r and hand painted panels. With mirrors De-
tween each Of the three windows. III" dfa"oacs
TO TIL, hons. L. that all the rooms look out on Cievs
land Eoy 4 G.esry street and not raw of Suniigns
eyer pnef,a:.s 80 tie winiI tn" pr'n'ipnl oeo'
room which adjoin, the boudor has the same hor.~
ern aspect. 1t l. furnished and decorated III "nioa
and bne from designs selected ty the Duke %
Clarence. The bathrooms are new adfliohs 10 'hs
house. and the Dnke's dressIng-:oom was formerly
the conservatory.
THE DANISH KING NAY VISIT THE EMPEROR
Tho King OF Denmark will remain for another three
weeks M Wie,taden. whore his brother Prince JohnS
+ also STAYING I'll, German Emperor strongly
urged them TO visit him In Berlin before returning
home rs he WIS greatly disappointed AZ Ming
Christians Inability TO take part In the German
matrimonial fetes A. he Is already much better for
the watr cure the King will most likely accept 'hs
invitation
THE GOLDEN ROSE TOR THE rELGIAN QUEEN.
The Queen o, the nclgianS Is probably one Of the
finest harrists now living. 4 few days ago on the
occasion OF her lady waiting. Countess Marie Do
Iimbllrg Stum becoming nnn, she ac"a as spohsoT'
and after presenting the poSlan nj the altar. played
solo on the harp to the great delight OF the sisters
o, the Holy Heart. who throngd the convent chapel
Queen Marie iIrnricte is receive tho Golden Rose
as soon ~ leo XIiI's Sp"rIal cmSsary arrives at
,,r,.s.,s nrotahy Tomorrow or Wednesday. The
marble hall O. the palace has been converted into an
ore,ory but vary few persons outside OF inc MIN
i,ters and the royal household are TO witness the
ceremony.
Her predecessors during III" present Ponhcate arc
be rmpress Of Austria the Queen Il spain. the Queen
Of Portugal and the Countess DEu Of Brazil: all OF
,o, curlousy enough being connected with her either
tv blood or marriage Tho only English Queens who
have been objects Of ibis honor were queen Mary
and the Consort OF Charles I; bF Henry VIII ehJoy~
IA. nnoue distinction q. receiving the Rose OF virtue
three times, once from Julius II. once from LEO ana
ou,e from Clement VII. Inn cent VIII sent 1t 10
James III Of Scotland
THE SPEED or THE BRITANNIA.
II +. hard TO say what the racing speed OF mo
britannia win prove but far all connected with
her sneak highly Of her sailing qualities which were
ev,denced on Thursday last. and she has proved as
handy and amenabe 70 he helm ne could b" desired
~. R,yal IIlghness is much pleased with the new
craft
Lord Or,Iow has gone TO Belgium as president OF
,hr Parliamentary Committee. 10 make hlself per
.ou,Ijv acauaInted with the system OF marking ana
staining meat IN vogue in Brussels slaughter houses.
TROUBLE IN THE WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION.
hear with regrc, from Chicago OF tn" very strained
relations thnt unfortunately exist between the Brirss
pov,, Commits ,oners the Worlds Fair and the
secrs,sry 10 the Commission. The casc 81 the former.
a. the matter Is represented to me- appears 10 III
volye a want Of consideration OF their position ana
authority eliminating In the assuming by The Secir-
tarv. without reference to or consultation win 'he
members cf the Commission. to decline nh invitation OF
Impotence. Of which they would gladly have availed
themselves had opportunity been afforded them.
can only say l sincerely hope the difficulties VIII
admit OF an explanation that may lead to an easy
adjustment.
Mr. GLADSTONE AND THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
Mr.. Gladstones boast OF the lively and sympa'
thetic interest with which he regarded the disruption
OF the Church OF Scotland In lsi3 has considerably
astODished the few people who still remember now