New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONIcLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.
EDMUND YATES.

BAsELEss EUMoRs OF GIFTS OF PROPERTY:
EMPEROR WILLIAMS YACHTING PLANS
ROYAL GUESTS WHO WILL ATTEND THE
DUKE OF YoRK's wEDDING-MR
TooLE IN A NEW PART.
tBY CABLE TO TIE TRrDrSE.)
eopyr,gnt 1893: BY The Tribune Assoetafon.
London, June 5.-It would be well II some daily
papers would refrain from publishing such palpabls
romances that Of Lady WOlvertons alleged gift Of
Warren House to Princess Victoria OF Teck, tale
which was rendered more circumstantial by the ad.
dition that the Duke OF Cambridge who Is the lessor
OF the property, has agreed TO make present OF the
freehold to his niece. Equally devoid Of foundation
Is the announcement OF the Queens intention to make
over the Brkhl domain to the Duke Of York. nor
Is it true that he cOntemplates taking place at
Twickenhan, nor has the purchase or tenancy been
contemplated Of Sheen House. where the Count and
Countess OF Paris lived several years.
ROYAL GUESTS FOR DUKE OF YORK'S WEDDING.
A large number Of royal personages are expected
tn come to England for the wedding OF the Duke Of
York and Princess Victoria, including the Crown
Irince and Princess OF Denmark, unless the King and
Queen shall he able TO themselves Prince Albert
OF Belgium Prince George OF Greece, the Duke Of
Aosta or the Count OF Turin, Prince and Princess
Henry OF Prussia, Prince and Princess Frederick
Charles OF Ifesse, the Grand Duke OF Hesse, the
Hereditary Grand Duke and Duchess OF Mecklen1urg
strelitz Prince aud Princess Philip Of saxeCoburg
tiotha the Duke OF Oporto Prince and Princess
AdoIphus of schaumburg-Lippe. Duke and Duchess
Albert OF Nuremberg representing the King and
Queen OF wurtemberg, and a representative OF the
Emperor OF Austria. The Court OF st. Petersburg
Will be represented either by the Grand Duke
and Duchess Vladimir by the Grand
Duke and Duchess Serge. These royal guests
will stay either at Buckingham Palace or Marlborough
thnu, ho
Clarence House.
For the suites 1t will probably be found necessary
for the Lord Chamberlain TO secure accommodation
at the Palace Hotel and other hostleres. The foreign
royalties will stay In London as the Queens guests
only few days, and are 10 be entertained with
state ball and a state concert at Buckingham Palace,
and a garden party at Marlborough House, with a
dinner party each night and there will be functions
at the embassies and at certain private houses Lord
Rosebery will probably give ball at the Forein
Office on the night before the wedding. The queen
Intends to give a state banquet at Buckingham Palace
to the royal family and the royal guests from
abroad.
THE ROYAL BALMORAL TARTAN
d. W. Stewards work old and rare Scotch tartans,
which has just been published at Edinburgh, con-
tans an interesting chapter on the royal Balmora1
TARTAN written under the supervision of the Queen.
This tartan was designed by the Prince Consort, and
many OF the rooms at Balmoral are furnished with
II, and Empress Frederick has caused suite OK
apartments in the Schloss at Cronberg TO %
hung with it. This tartan is not old. but 1t u
certainly rare, as 1t IS manufactured only for the
Queen.
EMPEROR WILLIAM TO CRUISE OFF SCOTLAND.
The German Emperor has abandoned his yachting
cruise 10 Norway and sweden and will visit Scotland
instead but h. is not to leave wihemshafen until
the end OF June. The Emperor will cruise along the
coast fHom Aberdeen. and is to visit the orkney and
:hctand Islands and then TO proceed TO the eorides,
subsequently reaching the Irish coast II Is expected
that he will finally come down ST. Georges Channel
aud round Lands End his cruise terminating at Cowes
on July 20 or so, and he would return TO germany
the second week In August.
THE LITTLE QUEEN NOT A CONsUMPTIvE.
The runners that the little Queen of Holland u
threatened with consumption absolutely withous
foundar;n. Iier health has never been very ROBUST
but she present In switzerland. where she makes
daily excursions, both en- foot and In her carnage
Queen wIhelmina and her mother live in the VnA
Cdre, not far from The pace where LOUIS fiuiPP'
was tutor
OVER / coo VISITORS AT HOMBuRG
Hcmburg now numbers over 1000 visitors The
vicinity Of Empress Frederick Is perhaps The reason
for such an unusual number OF early guests as well as
the abnormaly warm spring but the heat seems
quite have departed and the weather Is coder than
II WIS in March. Empress Frederick has received
numerous visitors during the last ten days, among
whom the King OF Denmark and his brother
A RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE VISITING ENGLAND.
The Grand Duke end Duchess Michael Nchaeovtch
OF Russia were staying last week AT Hinton, 81
Georges Lord Pouett's family place In West somer'
setshire, Oh visit 10 Captain OIlntln DICK. Inc
Emperor's complscency in pardoning the Grand Duke
for having contracted morganaiic marriage without
His Majesty's permission IS attributed to the TACT
that Grand Duchess Xenie eldest daughter OK inc
Emperor and Empress has been betrothed to "iahu
Duke Alexander Mchaeovitch. and 1t Is expected tnss
their engagement will be officially announced IN tns
| course Of the summer
GUESTS OF THE COUNT OF PARIS.
| The Duke and Duchess OF Chartres and several
members Of their family are staying at s'o~e On
visit to the Count and Countess OF Paris. Inc ouAs
T. going TO scotland for some salmon fishing In the
| Tay ana the Dee.
LORD DERBY EXPECTED HOME IN JULY.
Lord and Lady Derby are expected to arrive nom
Canada In July. Their SON. Ar'lir S"'"leS' "aS
been moved TO Brighton. After pe!hs cohnn'u W
Illness TO his rooms IN st. Jamess-s Tor over thF'
teen weeks he has at last turned the corner anu -
now slowly making progress toward recovery
MIR. GLADSTONE URGED TO VISIT IRELAND.
Strong Influence IS being brought to bear op MI
Gladstone to Induce him To visit ireland TINS summer
Cork is spoken OF as the centre Of the tour Muon
as II is desired BY the Natiohais's uns oonsuu'
nation is hardly TO be expected.
MR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUCCESS.
Mr. Cnmphell Zimmerman is proving himself one OF
In, hest War Ministers who ever presided over tne
| affairs of the Army, and he has the reputation q
h,,y "a courteous as he Is able and industrious.
MR. M'CALMoNT's TURF WINNINGS.
| Mr. Mccnmont had a bet Of $1,000 to sloO about
| Is,urIass which he stood out and the DERBY s'aKo
WAS 80 800 lie took this wager about fifteen months
AGO and at a more recent periol he laid Dig oes
about his horse winning the triple event, the i've
| Thousand Uuncas the Derby and the Leser isihs~'s
| Is TO start for the Ascot Derby next week
| MR. ToOLE As \ WRITER ON PHILOSOPHY.
| That the world knows nothing OF It's greatest men
has been asserted by sir Henry Taylor through tns
| mouth Of Philip Van Artevede ana IL mas aiso .00.
! ned that We are In the occasional haoit "