New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08

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DON-JEWELs FOR MEN.
By CABLE THE TRIBUNE
ocopy,7oht: 1874: By The Tr,Lune AssocotionJ
,,dor Nav IA paragraph has been going
-, rornd OF the papers which states that for some
-. before the Queen went to the Continent she
"a hecome n victim to pronounced ennui. There
- oct a particle of foundation for this statement,
1T is nure invention. The Queen has, of course,
49,, benefited considerably by her foreign tour, ex-
". mat on reaching Windsor she found she had
r.ou,bat overfatgued herself by a succession Of
.,ors and excursions at Coburg and by her hur-
i S Journey home: and this caused Her Majesty
,.v oujetly at the Castle ali last week. instead
" .or,,nr I'D to Buckingham Palace for a couple
" " Savs as she he'd intended. The Queen in
.usnt health and spirits before she went abroad.
So, oven II Her Majesty had any disposition tow
O- s s,rui which she has not. her constant. ardu-
o." Ia varied avocatons would leave her leis-
ure for any such malay
SMALL DRAWING-ROOM.
rs. third Drawing room was neither brilliant nor
dsd and at the last moment many ladies who
.'aossd attending postponed their visit to Court
p.r rsYt Thursday. There was a very small royal
s,..,s thin entree. few dipomatists and remark
-, limited attendance of the general circle COM
80 with the throng when the Queen is present.
~ ,hrone-room did not appear TO be well filed
during the lulCllOi WHCH ldSttu only
sftyAve minutes altogether.
THE KAISER WILL VISIT COwEs
The German Emperor proposes to arrive at Cowes
4, the Hohenzolern early on the morning of Thurs
a.v Angus, Q and hopes TO so to the Goodwood
Races both on cup day and on Friday. His Majesty
,5u s,ay at Cowos living on board his yacht. until
.sn awning OF Saturday, August II. when he is TO
rsurn 70 Germany. The Cowes Regatta is week
later than usual this year
Mr.. PEEL WILL NOT RESIGN.
have the best authority for con,radictiDg the
,anort that the Speaker will shortly resign. 1t is
Mr. Peels intention to fiji the chair until the dis
solu,;on Of the present Parliament If, however
the Ministry having succeeded in struggling
through the summer should propose an autumn
session. then the Speaker will resign Any
v,ch scheme IS however utterly out of the questions
for several Ministers vehemently opposed to It,
notably Sir William Harcourt.
FRICTION IN THE CABINET.
The relations between the Prime Minister and
the Chancellor of the Exchequer are considerably
strained nor is MIR Morley animated by cordial
feelings toward his chief. Lord Kosebery privately
consus Mr.. Asquith every occasion, and If
they deem It necessary to seek further advice they
apply to Mr.. Acland and Mr. Haldane That the
Cabinet is not harmonious is proved by Lord Rose
bery's maladroit reference at Manchester TO the
q
After the Prime Minister'S allus!on to this subject
in Edinburgh a motion for Committee on Pro
cedure was made by MI Rollit. but Lord Rose
berry was openly snubbed by his colleagues in the
House Of Commons who. Ignoring bis orders. OPP
posed the motion Under the circumstances. ii Is
decidedly odd for Lord Rosebery to return to the
matter at Manchester. for surely he must be aware
that Sir William HARBOUR; has thrown over the
subject without any disguise whatever 1t is quite
clear that Lord ROsebery has been attempting to
play the part Of Pitt in the Cabinet and that this
has been resented. the result being that Sir VIII
lam Harcourt has ostentaiousy taken line of
his own lately.
SIR HENRY Is POPULAR.
Fhe elected members Of the Jamaica Legislative
Counc, have paid Sir Henry Blake very great II
not a unique compliment in proposing and carrying
unanimously a resolution requesting the Colonial
Office TO proiong his tenure in the government of
that island for further OF three years. This
is rare testimony to his services during the last five
years. Sir Henry has really done wonders in de-
veloping the natural resources of the island. and
teaching the natives sef-help and how to make the
most and best Of their own products. He has seized
every opportunity of going among the peasanry
and encouraging them in work and Improvements.
Sir Henry Blake has been very earnest in his desire
for the prosperity of Jamaica and II will be a mis-
fortune for the island II he Is taken just In the
middle Of his good work. which is likely
to carry on to successful accomplishment as him
self
THE ARCHBISHoP'S VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT
The meeting Of Roman Catholics over which Arch
bishop Vaughan presided at ST. JaTness Hall last
week. offered several points OF novelty Cardinal
Newman, while still an Anglican al oxford ex-
pressed great horror OF the Irish Catholics because
they initiated the low ways Of popular religions.
had teas in chapels and festivals aboard steamers.
out he himself lived to preside over religious teas
OF Roman Catholics at Birmingham and Archbishop |
Vaughan has contrived variety entertainment IN |
81 James's Hall without any faint OF vu.garity. |
The audience paying one. the proceeds bene- |
ming the Catholic Social Union; and the company,
living up 10 the occasion. included all and
oitions Of men and women, from duke TO an |
derhousemad. Father Bernard Vaughan the Car |
dinafs Jesuit brother. had 10 fl his address, which !
occupied most OF the evening. to the views OF hear |
ers poles apart in politics. and considering the diff
caties ne got very successfully through the pro-
srsmme on the popular receipt-"att!tude. latitude.
pautude' Nine. Alban, who good-natured,y SUBJ
United TO an encore. had unique experience for
archbishop Vaughan in all his red to offer
ne' MS arm as she left the Platform, making a new
precedent In the annals Of Cardinalital procedure
ana one which the audience delightedly cheered
AFTER the entertainment Archbishop
vaughan slept the Great Western Hotel and
caught newspaper train the next morning TO
ealton, 10 take part In the conservation OF Bishop
o'o"h!ow. This week the Cardinal will be in LIVER
poo 10 preside over the election Of a successor to
Bsnop oRenly
~ MADoX-BROwN's COLLECTION
note that the forthcoming sale Of pictures
o'0ks furniture and relics of the late Ford MADDOX
n'o"h 10 announced to take place. Some Of the
''ms are Of absolutely unique interest, being as
Na'ed with every name that is brightest and
-. - N Inc art history Of the last half century; |
flfofr tI.1.~
..ne and host Of others. 1t is curious coin
sasace that the late Lady Eastlakes effects are
49,. 49,, advertised for sale in the Old Fltzroy Square
''use this week
BOOK ON BULGARIA.
Ar Az EDWARD Dicey has been staying for the last
... ~ months in Bulgaria, with a view to obtaining
-srais for work on the social and economic