New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23


LORD ROBERTS TO BE HoNoRED.
fBr CABLE THE TaBusEi
Copyright; 1898 By me Tribune Assoeiahsn
London. May 22.-Accord.ng TO the present ar.
rangements the royal welding will take place during
the second week In July II /, the particular wish
OF the Princess Of Wales to have small a cere-
monia possible. but it Is sure TO develop into
big affair before the day arrives. The marriage Is
10 be at 81. James's Palace. this arrangement having
been made to please the Princess OF wales, who
strongly objected TO Buckingham Palace. The we'd
ding VIII b. celebrated at about hafpast IL
o'clpck. The members OF the royal family and the
royal guests from abroad will drive 10 the palace
and assemble In the state apartment. from which
they Will walk In procession to the chapel. After
they have all been placed In their seats the Duke Of
York VIII arrive from Marlborough House with his
supporters and be closely followed by the bride. sup
ported By the Duke Of 1cck and the Duke OF Cam
bridge and attended by eight bride smaid'. The
Queen will arrive. having driven from Buckingham
Palace I'm the state oarriasc drawn by six cream
coored ponies.
Directly after the ceremony is concluded the bride
and bridegroom will leave the chapel and drive 10
Bucklnghsm Palace, closely followed by the Queen;
and then the royal family and foreign royalties Will
also drive there rs quickly they can be got away.
There will be d.jeuner In the diningroom Of tha
poace for the Queen the royal family, and the royal
guests and II separate meal will BE- served in the
gallery for the Ministers, diplomatic corps and socially
invited guests. Then there will be sort OF recep-
ZION in the state apartments before the bride and
bridegroom start on their honeymoon which VIII
prnbablv be- spent at Sandrngaam.
THE DUKE OF AuGUsrENBrRG rs NOT COMING.
The Duke OF Augustenburg. brother OF the Ger.
man Emprcss was to have gone to Ch;sgo as the
,onrosnutatiye OF Emperor william, but his trip has
been stopped, and he has left Berlin to pass the
simmer N primhcnau, his seat in Silesia. The Duke
l. unmarried and his uncle, Prince Christian, Is heir
TO hi, titles and estates one part OF the FANNY properly
bo,np a perpetual pension Of $4,000 year from the
Government OF Prussia
PURCHASING PRINCESS NAYS TROCssEAC'
Tho sale Of work which took place last week ct
Mr. A,tors house, In Carlton House Terrace, was Vely
we'll attended and the Duchess OF Tecks a1usloh N
her opening speech to the purchases she ih'ehaee
mailing for my childs ronsseau' OF course opened
an hearts and nurses Princess May herself chap
eronod by her father and brother. came in the AFTER
noon with the Prince Of Wales ana TIE DUKE o!
York al Of whom made purchases. Very pretty "'u
Princess MAY look I'm her hclioUpe gown ana nioss
becoming bonnet but the Duchess oil lech' aioeis
sbe never weares In her work for charity looked very
tired when the royal party. having MADE many pu'
ch,sos moved OH to the Horse show. TWO tweed
aress.. for the royal tousseau were purchased AZ
Lady Mackcnze's STALL
M3. MoNKhoUsEs ADVANCEMENT.
o,no,o,, roc,nt changes at the Board Of Trade
opo a., many men OF letters who are ornaments Oh 'ne
c.vl service, gets deserved promotion W. .'''H"
uorkbon.e is an accomplished writer upon ART auo
things artistic besides being agreeable ana P'pu''
man, and a labOrious public servant
MIR. MELLORs POSITION.
VIII Mr. Melor resign the Craftsmanship OIL 'is eo".
mitce,, several not scrupled to assert eoiu'y
that when the House Of Commons meets again heAs
Nondnv there win be vacant chair. ih's '',".
highly improlni lc. There are tire" ways Ill "n'u
Mr. ucllor might in n political sense be maze away
with lie might be raised to the peerage or 70 Tue
lench or induced to contract diplomatic n'h'S' NV
frs, alternative would be- too hagrnnt piece VI u"'
fnirness. and Mr.. Mclor has not shown many Vi ,e
qualifications OF a Judge. - iar' ior'uh""H' w
h.ol,h Is bearing up wonderfully under the sewers
strain tina, has been put upon H. so he seems 10 nav.
como 90 STAY and the Premier viii have 70 MAKE 'us
best OF a'dl,appon'lne job.
THE wEI.u AND TIE LAND COMMISSION
r,. we, n landlords have decided refrain for the
present from giving evidence before the "'ish 'n .
ro,,mis.,un This Is by 10 because they snrk
Inyossniion into the facts OF the case "u' ,n! p
fer to SEQ how far the Commission VIII initiate Inv
methods of Mr. Justice Mathew oeioie e"""'''
themselves.
RELATIONS OF THE uNlONl>r LhADh""'
Mr. Chamberlain has been made the nero OIL al SUI
OF foolish fables since III" COMMUTE s'"e
phi. hogan because OF his uncqua!led capacity LOT
saving the right thing at the right ume' ANU HIS 81.
| f d~,uinr Mr. Gladstone. 1t has been argueu 'ha'
ho ! mailing conscious efforts t. eclipse Mr. pai'ou'
and nos. a. the lighting chief OF ire '"ioi''. f'
x.,hlrc could be- further from the tru'h' HUT o o
,,,,,,iu,od with the facts OF the case nio'e "o~
49,, ioc ,h. session began there has Of course Deeh
| tho b.s po,sihe harmony between MI ba'ioui ~
ch,u,h.rlain and Lord Randolph Churchill each I'M
/ NIL
,r Mr. Chamberlain knows better than any one .ha'
II. has not the requisite faculty of tactics ior '""e
| hls Mile, ON the Opposition benches anu "o'.o..
that there IS absolutely desire to alter the eAsn"
rcrme All the talk on This subject Is mere n'
sponsille gursswork. put about III consequence ~
,ackcning IN topics OF interest
usTrEss MEMBERS OF THE MINORITY
with the near approach II recess Mr.. Ak'rs
D,uras and his colleagues are determiheu u
leave 10 stone unturned TO bring down tue MINIS
.r,,l maiorties After the Whltsuniide recess they
b.v been allowed TO mount particularly high by the
up,u.ucss Of mere handful OF Conservatives lheso
osn,l,mcn are OF course well known and thcy hee'
not even BE- surprised II they are posted LOT ''e''
want Of self sacrifice. Mder measures may Dc 'rieu
first but II they fail extremes VIII be resor'eu w.
seventy or eighty Irish professionals can take P"r' "
every division surely English representatives can ar
range TO be- at the House when the division bells r"s'
The offenders are rev, therefor all the more 10 pi'"e'
There will be- need OF all the parys public spirit wien
the House meets again.
The Premier. yielding to the desires oi '"osc S.P
porters to whom the House OF commons Is Tue pes', w
-. IA. only cIuh I'm Iondon, IL believed TO Intend
| an suspend the IL o'clock rule and resort 10 othe
heroic devices In order to force the pace
CONDITION OF THE IRISH FACTIONS
The runors of reconciliation between 'he t"'
Insh factions too paIpably fictitious 10 heeu Jus
u,c,sI r.f,,uon which they got within the hour Any.
ON. who cares TO convince himself OF the prospects OF
FAX IIibcrnica need only scan the press organs VI
either faction and he win find that The union even
of hands l. sin far distant.
! Things are In a distinctly bad way with 'he ANU
Parnetes. Funds are short. ana this OF course "
r.nsnn of the Amercnn. Canadian aud Col0nlal euo-