New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
MIR. GLADSTONE RESTING.
HE GOES TO SCOTLAND AZ THE GUEST OF
MIR. ARAIITSTEAD.

Dixie on coNNAuCHT GETS CLARENCE
uousE-TnE IRISH FACTI0Ns-ACADE-
MICfANs AS AUTHoRs-nEALTn OF
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
tsY CABLE To rnk rRIBUSrJ
conuriott 1898: By The Tytbuas Assccidf,on.
Iondon. Sept 4-The Queen was met on the
p,atform at Perth station last Tuesday by the
nuke of Athole and Lord Breadalbane, both Of
whom had sent a quantity Of fruit, flowers and
nlants for the decoration OF the royal breakfast
room in the station hotel. and beautiful collections
were also sent from Scone Palace, Freeiand; Pit
four Castle. Rosebank. and Tayside. The Queen
took away a great deal OF the fruit and flowers in
her saloon Her Majesty, who stayed In Perth nf.
tv-ave minutes was assisted across the platform
bv one OF the Indian attendants On MONDAY next
the Queen will lay the foundaton-stone OF the new
church which Is to be built at Crathie the parish
IN which Balmoral is situated. In this edihce an
ntre aisle Is TO be set apart for royal parties and
the households from Abergeldie and Bal
moral to which there will be separate APP
nroach The Queen has subscribed 800
toward the building fund.- and the same sum was
given by Mr.. Farquharson of lnvercauld. de-
tochment of Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
,,aa ar pal,ater from Edinburg Castle in order
~ Furnish a guard of honor during the Queens
residence at BaImoral. The real business OF guard
ing the Queen at Deesde is discharged by rev
nicked men of a division Of metropolitan police
under an inspector. who travels norh win the
roval train. The soldiers remain nine miles from
Bamoral at Ballater, where they occupy 'he par'
racks which built about twenty years ago.
The architecture of this edice does not excite the
admiration of visitors at Deeside, and there is
story that the plans, which had been drawn TOT
| the Ballater Barracks were by mistake sent 10
| India and the design used here was reaiiy In
| tended for q cantonment In india
MR. GLADSTONE TAKES REST.
| ic
| for Scotland and 1t Is well understood that the
Prime Minister will not be again seen in the House
| ~ Commons before adjournment. He mas Deen
| advised that change and entire rest are aosolutey
essential for him after the strain or the last SIX
| months and Sir William Harcourt IS 70 ieah the
| House In the absence Of his cher. MT ana MrA
Gladstone are to arrive tomorrow morning al Black
| craig Castle Perthshire on a visit to MT Armit-
| stead that most useful and compacent OF men.
| who Is also to entertain Mr.. and Mrs. John Nor
| lev Mr. and Mrs stephen Gladstone MI heroert
| Gladstone, Mr. Henry Gladstone ana MI anu MIS-
Drove Blackcraig is in Strathardle, between
| Blairgowrie and Kirkmichael, and the scenery OK
| the district Is very mountainous 1t Is about the
co,dest and least sheltered part OF Perthshire
| Tho castle was built by the late Mr. Fraser about
forty years ago and IS huge ediiice In the SCOT
fish baronal style Mr.. Fraser laid out the gardens
| and grounds and planted the whole demesne' winch
was quite bare when he purchased the estate
|
| wooded hill of Blackcrag just behind H.
THE DANISH ROYAL FAMILY PARTY
Tho Princess of Wales and her daughters have
| arrived at Fredensborg. where they Will occupy
\ su,te of six rooms looking out on the vast COURT
ward OF the Chateau. The Princess has a sitting
| room which adjoins the Queen OF Denmarks oou-
| doir where the royal party meet at
| o'clock for afternoon tea, and next IL 'he
| music saloon which contains several pianos
4 Drin
SANITY playing The Emperor and Empress OF Russia
| have apartments facing the lake, winch 'hey
| always occupy, and the King ana queen ol '.'e
| Hellenes are also In the main wing whhe '"e
| Duke and Duchess of Cumberland are on the hrss
floor The Czarewtch. the Greek Prince ana tns
| Princess Waldemar are in the west Wig anu .'s
| Iandyrayine of Hesse and her daughter on 'hs
| ground floor There are upward OF go persons
| ouartered in the Chateau. and the crown rrhc7
| and Crown Princess OF Denmark occupy VITA IN
The grounds There will be series OF huh'ins
| Parties in the extensive beech and oak torests
| which stretch for miles rouhd rsioii i'e ~
| swarm with game.
c,,erNcr HOUSE FOR THE DUKE OF CoNN>UjHr.
| ,,,oro,oo 1,ouse which has been the town resi-
,rc. ~ the Duke Of Edinburgh since his mar
rage will shortly be granted to the Duke Oh Coh-
| naught who now has apartments III pueA"s
| Palace The Duke of Edinburgh has eApenaeu
| considerable amount OF money on Clarence house
| and enlarged ii at MS OWN eNPehSe'
| House which was for many years the residence
of Princess Augusta, is officially regarded as pe'hs
| n norton OF st. James's Palace.
| rrpn1x,yD SPOILED THE GRAND DUKES PLANS
Tho Grand Duke Vladimir of Russia was to have
ranresented the Car at the funeral OF the DUKE OF
| Saxe-C oburg Cioha. but directly HIS Majesty was
| informed that Prince Ferdinand or bulgaria "ou''
attend he teegraphed forbidding his brother 10 pO
| coed 70 Coburg SO the Grand Duke went direct from
| Berlin to Paris on his way to san SEBASTIAN l"s
| nresence of Prince Ferdinand at the funeral WAS
| hurredlv arranged by his mother. Princess Glenn
| entine. who is most anxious for him 10 meet
| Emperor William.
BIRTHDAY OF A SCHOOLGIRL QUEEN
| Tho Queen OF Holland celebrated her fourteenth
| birthday on THURSDAY BY her special desire the
| nublic festivities on this occasion TOOK 'he
| form OF school treats on very A,s.
| scale She personally took an active part IN the
| fete at Apeldoort. but the weather was very ui'
favorable and sadly interfered with the programme
| she had drawn up with SO much care
noINGs OF TIE NATIONALIST FACTIONS.
In the course OF the last week the Irish Nation
| a,ists have met twice and said to have as
| cussad the autumn sitting and the outlook for 1871
| Only one comment is necessary, and that Is. IL Is
| becoming and more certain tney VIII NV
attend in full strength next year II the session u
| given up 10 British legislation. But this was NOT
| the most interesting part OF theH ue'oe'
| What Il behooves the public to learn Is that the
| Marty is actively engaged in squabblins withlh
| itself How far the interchange Of personalities
| between the followers OF Mr. Healy and Mr. onion
| went cannot exactly say but know there was
an unusually large force OF police in attendance :"
| case they needed The cleverness Oh MI
John Redmond's speech. on the third readhs ol
| the Home Rule BILL can be fully appreciated ohy
| by those who understand the wirepulling OF ,"e
| party he leads The rival factions OF irish Ma
tionalism have been vying with each other IN 'her
| efforts to secure the good will OF the American
| organization. and among the Americans 'he LIE"
| Home Rule bill Is regarded as fraud. III MI
! Radmo I had spoken Mr. Mccarthy or MI.
| Dillon did he would have destroyed his chance OF
| American support in view of the coming generai