New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
fBY CABLE 10 THE TRlBuyR.l
copvr,gh, 1893. By the Tribune Assoeiauon


London Feb 27.-Thc Queens stay at Costsh.n
last year has given great lift to Iyeres, which !.
now quite full. Princess Louise and Lord Lorr
who have been staying ut Kensingon Palace sInc.
they returned town after ,ix weeks visit IN ~
Queen mt Osborne, are aboUt to proceed TO IN. p,
ici7 and will BE- the guests for some lime Of Baron,,.
Alice dc Roihschlld at Gi1sSc. They will 20 on .nn
erase to Florence, where they are 10 De for abou,
fortnight during the Queens residence at vi.
lalmcri.
DANISH sOvERi.IGXs NOT TO VISIT ENGLAND.
have reason 10 believe that there is no founda,o,
for the pcrsistontly circulated report that the Kin,
and Queen Of Denmark coming TO England noY,
month on a Visit to the P!fIcc and Princess Of El,,
THE ROYAL ENCLOSURE At ASCOT
The future disposal Of the A,co, dutics and patron.
age which now leony The Master Of the Buckbopnd,
has been under consideration for some time =,
is probable that the Whole of them Will be transerres
to the Master of the Horse, who has always proyhd
carriages and horses for the royal professions ard .
c,poE-ible FOR the conveyance Of ror allies both IA
and from the course. The Lori Chamberlain Ia,
entire charge Il the royal stand and full control ore.
all the arrangements connected with IT, whlc the Lord
steward has to provide tho Oily Iuncheoas yhlc,
come from Windsor Castle fOr The royal party suI,sy
ana servants The royal Enclosure Is the matter which
Is most trouble ONE 10 arrange. III" Lord Chambr.
lain does not want 10 have anything 10 co with IL
and it has l@en proposed that a ocrain nlrnier q
tickets should be placed at the dspDal Of the Prlncs
Of Wales, The remainder bCing distributed BIZ the
Muster Ct the Horse, WHO would however, be limited
TO persons whose names arc the buckingham palses
ball ard state concert lists II is secret tha,
two years ago exalted pcrOnagcs declared that there
must b" rigorous welding Of The inclo,ure before
they cam, agn 10 Ascot, and there s)me strongly
expressed protests against the presence Of 80 much
tagrag and bobta in place which, when the Queen
attended the meeting strictly limited Minister
ex Minister'S the Diplomatic Corps, the Court and
few unofficial prsOnascs.
TIE QUESTION or TIE ROYAL BUCKHoryDs
IRE question OF the Royal Duckhounds IS now being
considered b. the Queen. who has decide whether or
not the pack be abolished at the close Of the pres
emf season. Tho Cabinet f. I'm favor Of getting rid OF the
Pack and Lord Ribblesdac appointed Master on Inc
distinct understanding that the royal hunting establish
men IS 10 be abolished this year. Tie Queen oblccts
altogether to hunting and would gladly have yen
up the pack four or five years ago. when Lord Cross.
Sir Reginald Welby and the lat" Lord Lyons investigated
the matter and unanimously recommended that the
royal hunt should be abolished. Whatever may b
decided by Her Majesty, the extinction Of the buck
hounds cannot b. much longer deferred. 1t Is a
event which Is neither remote nor uncertain
LORD HOCGHTON's HUNTING PROGRESSES.
Lord IIoughton evidently wants to much Of
ireland as he can during his tenure Of Office, for 10
make, hunting progresses with almost much energy
~ Earl Spencer did In his first Niceroyalty, LOoia
having been visited by him twice in few days.
THE DUKE OF AOsTA's ERRAND.
The Duke OF A0sa has come to England simply %
nrvate business OF his own. He has no mission rom
King Uumbert to invite the Queen TO Rome, nor has
the Journey any matrimonial object. The Duke
going 70 buy some horses cattle and sheep during M
stay In England.
THE CROWDS At THE PoPE'S JUBILEE MAs''
The Queens telegram OF congratuation to me fope
on his Jubilee reached the Vatican on sunday. Aost
nj the same moment came the Cars telegram. la'
d.s messengers continued to arrive at the palace
vsrv five minutes with little sheayes OF messages v
show IN. Por that all the world remembered tnst -
Ind been Bishop fifty years six thOusand uoAe'n0'A
ers were shut out OF ST. Peters when he rope sa'.
the Jubilee mass. Among these were nearly n"'~
English pilgrims, including at least TWO P'oH'nes
London priests. The fact Is that the doors me'.
denly shut before the building was nearly hleo' 0e
Gauss, the discovery made that numOer VI pes.
or were presenting forged tickets and what hsf'os
for an Anarchist with Internal machine! Apart ol.
this most untoward disappointment, everything ".
d,,,r,hlv Five little hospitals containing al tns
surgical appliances, which were not he1eN' a. We"
brandy and vermouih, were fitted up III various i~
Of ST. Peters, and out OF the 'o'ooo 80 ~
nrsent some forty falnting and Overatiged to0A As
ono case were these unavang. that OF an aeeN
scottish p,lgrm whose death from heart disease W"
no doubt accelerated by excitement.
CAPTAIN buttons THEORY OF FfN0iN"'
contoin Alfred Hutton Is n master OF fene'hs a.'
lord Mehuen Is an ardent admirer OF the arr E
former lecturd on workmanship al TIC NJ -.
United Service Institution on frid'y FS'' ~N .,v
latter presided. Captain Hutton holds m0s' -" -,
n tho view that our whole system OF ilsuu'-.
IN fencing and workmanship Is wrong "0 80.
TO know certainly. and his opinion must carp g..
weight doubt, however. whether BRUSH oH'e.'
Will ever bc found ready to devote the .''ne :"
ing that Captain Hutton would oeha'"'
NOTABLE REMBRANDT FROM BUcKiN0h'"'
People who are daily admiring the Du'ch p","s ',
from Bucking CHAM Palace which are eNnU'.N
purt,c,op Uou.e will he disposed TO think tOa We
owe something more after all 10 George " .".
denr oil Dr. Brighton. This rare, spl'Nuiu n =.
ngham Palace gallery was entlF"y
George ". who bought most ct very ~" n.
Rembrnndt's "Christ and Mary Masi'''e"e A.,
Tomb which Is the finest Dutch picture u ~ -,
nibton was for more than SIXTY wears III "" sa,,,x
,f thn Elcc,or OF IIe,Sr-CIs>cl. but In l-oo ""' -
bv N,rolron who carried II of 10 France "nu r
,rnrcd it 10 Josephine. and II hung IL "''' par,,
mill I-lG when il WAS purchased by '"' ~ 40
r,r.pt nm fir advice nf MIR. Grocer ""o'- .
placed il in Carlton House, ana II was ',,s.
moved to The private apartments IN "H"'" ~ ,ss
| lu- for the last half century II N'S dude IN.
Gallery OF buckingham Palace" " J. 0
| cli.f ornaments OF the royal collection.
lord pnEBy'> CONDITION.
II Is unlikely that Lord D"hy VIII ". n, N.
London during the coming ScaSon i' " ard
hos, has made necessary long period Oh '''
quiet ys
uI.u RENTS FOR LONpON MANSIONS
Lord Arlington has already let his nous har
saason Ii /, taken by an AmeTi'ah' 81" hs,4us
that Lady Arlington wus very d'aPpo" Mrs.
hopcd that -. 900 was prohi'i,N" :, no.
Adair has 1t her housc In 'urzo'i-''' III, seem
Who say, that money Is scarce! some P'r
to have plenty.
cu,gLrs DICKENs's SISTER DEAD
Mrs Henry Austin. who's, DEAN va" 81
nounc.d last week, VAS the last =" ,,,,sns