New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

: going out or MS way 10 lei IL De De,lcVcd that he
| means to alter his position I'm the Rose5ery Minis.
try He likes il so little that fortnight or so ago
| he pointedy said in answer to question In thu
! House that ne fervently hoped he would no, be In
! the same position this time next year. On Tsurx
| day he repeated mis- hopcs. He said with emphas,
that could not escape the attentive listener NY
| SUCCESSOR" and III | am here next year" His own
words at the National Liberal Club last wednes
day show that he does not mean 10 retire from DO.
litical life. Everything points, however. the fac,
that he will not control the National finance whea
next years Budget comes Up. If Il happens TIA,
| the Liberal Government is then in power Mr. Henry
| Fowler will probably BE- found by then 10 have
| taken his place
STIRRING Up INDIA.
With threats Of another Indian matny hanging
over us-absurd a. they probably Will prove 10 be-
I, surely Is -advlsed for Radical Ansio-Indans 8,
attempt stump of the country in behalf Of more
sympathetic treatment in the Radical sense OF the
native population. 81, SIR William Wedterbura
and Mr. Dadabhal Naoroji seem 10 be above cor.
slderations Of this sort. They have been whipping
up all the people they find in Parliament who
know nothing Of the Empire, and have determined
10 stump the country on behalf Of the downlroidea
native. one hundred and thirty members Of Par.
lament, mostly Irish, have promised TO help
4 PERFECT STEERING GEAR.
Tho Admiralty have at length signed. sealed and
delivered the agreement with Colonel Harhed &C.
coptlng his terms Of royalty FOR the manufacture
OF his patent compensatng steering gear In the
Royal Dockyards. and It's adoption generally al
Admiralty discretion throughout the fleet. The
steering gear in these days is most tck!sh arti'
Gle The Trafalgar only the other day nearly went
ashore when leaving Malta through ;s breaking
down. But not the slightest mishap has ever oc-
CURED to ship fitted with Harhelds contrivancs
It's cost too is only $3.50 against f4l5o asked BY
other makers for fitting il on board bau's'sap
PLANS OF THE COURT.
The Queen leaves Windsor next Monday for Man
chester proceeding thence to Baimora.. where she
will arrive on Tuesday morning Her Majesty will
stay in Scotland five weeks. The court will return
to Windsor on June % q for residence OF three
weeks before going 10 Osborne FOR the summer The
drawing-room went of very well but was mleh
smaller one than had been expected so far as al
tendance was concerned except In the eniree wnlca
was very full. The Queen stayed until the oesln'
ming OF the ordinary presentations. then quitea he
throne ROOM leaving the Princess Of Wales 10
carry on the function. The Duke and Ducness Of
Coburg were prominent figures In the royal circle
and the Duchess was a perfect blaze Of jewels inc
Queen has been looking out for TWO Maids OF Honor
10 replace Miss Rosa Hood and Miss Mary HusneA
both OF whom are going to be married MES Iaa'Na
Hartford daughter OF Lord Sufie.d. and MISS by6
daughter OF Colonel Henry Byns nave useA "
pointed Maid Of Honor has three months
waiting each year and a salary OF tDi mere A''
eight OF them and two are usually in attendance"
Court. The Duchess Of Roxburgh was anxious 70
bring ont her eldest daughter Lady Margaret ihhes
Ker this season. but did not wish 10 90 10 inc
drawing-room being still In mourning ior he' nus
band so the Queen allowed her the privilege "nc"
Is very seldom granted. OF private presentation
which took place at windsor Caste last WeeA
These private presentations are very rare the onH
cases during the last few years having been snoss
of the Duchess of Devonshre me Duehess VI S'"-
erland and Lady Dudley.
PRINCE GEORGE WILL VISIT HIS DCKEpo.'
The visit OF the Duke and Duchess OF io'A y
Leeds .or the purpose OF formally opening '"T eN
s,ve new buildings OF Yorkshire o.ege has been ae.
ntely fixed to take place either IN the last week =.
sentember or during the first week In OCTOBER anu
they are TO be the guests of Mrs. Myne.ngram a.
Temple Newsam. which Is one OF the oldes' A
most splendid country seats in Yorkshire s"u',e,
IN the centre OF large dversihed, "e"'"0
deer park. which has one OF the most plc'ures9u.
avenues in the county. temple Newsam Is 'a'AO..
for a very valuable collection Of pictures among
which IL one of the finest Titans in England
\ new chapel in memory OF the late DUKE VI
Clarence has been added the Gordon Boys f''"'''
near Working.
ROYAL MOVING DAYS
The personal belongings OF the German Emperor
and Empress were removed the other day iro" Is
schloss In Berlin TO Neue Palace at Po'suan ~
twenty immense covered wagons. There were aa Ira"
articles of furniture, quantity OF Valuaoe -
the wardrobes OF their majes;es. long 'ao'e' "a
are used for state banQuets and luhcHe'HS
various services OF gold and silver plate WHY" ,,"s
packed in huge safes. The Emperor has .r~'
canteens of plate. china and glass for the 'sS
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urville and for visits to hunting lodges anu - r
ing-places and there Is also travelling stan "
perial servants whose headquarters are III p''''
who 20 about Just as their services may hsPP
be required TIE Queen has similar arranse s.r
buckingham Palace being the headquarters %
travelling servants. who so TO Windsor' o.a
Bamora and elsewhere just as they are N'" .,,r
but each palace has also its own permanent
OF domestics
WEDDING OF THE BELGIAN PRINCES"
Although the wedding OF the Princess 'V'.' .,d
of Belgium on May rs is to be officially q''1
the Belgian Court only goes out OF mourhins
v.eek previously. II is TO be marked by TWO sOn
what imposing demonstrations. On the "a.
day an aregorical floral pageant designer ~ "a
celebrated Flemish artist. Gustave Den ~. Ma
to parade the principal boulevards OF ID ANS
fewer than 700 persons are 10 figure IN ~ anu "A
OF a pastoral character will be sung al ln'e'' "a
appropriate accompaniment superb ~ .,ye
tanning sketches. poetry and music bound u, srts
ivory and silver. Is also to be presented 10 'n sou
by a depu,a:lon Of fifty Belgian painters S.,.c
and composers who are TO be escorted -. ar.
Palace by a procession in which most o. -. peL
tIstic musical and social associations IN '"'
gian capital will be represented
A CLASSICAL AcADEMIcIAN
Mr. Edward Armitag, has resigned DIS =.
enicianship and passes into the rank OF " .,,hers
tired. which now numbers half a dozen a.sa,u
Although Mr. Armitage has been Royal tire. Is,sren
clan for two and twenty years ten OF MS .ry Of
are his seniors at Burlington House no" 10, =, ~culd
these would do we'll to follow his example =, The
be- invIeious to say. Mr. Armtase Is one s, re
last representatives Of the old Classical IN.
has steadily adhered 10 Its ideas ana 'rao, all
by the rise OF new artistic
around him.
THE NEW NAVAL ANNUAL a..
Lord Brassey's Naval Annual has Just ,rtsnt
eighth appearance. and Is perhaps. more 'm nv
han ever. More topics are toucnea N.Y..
anger number OF contributors The n'us"s "a the