New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
Copyright: 1884,: BY The Tribune Amseiason,

Berry AND THE RACES
tBY CABLE TO TRiBUyEl
Copyright 1891: BY The Tribune AmeoaaonI
London, May 2-"The World" SAYS: -.
Queens intended voyage along the Maachs.,..
ship canal In the Admiralty yacht Enchant,s,.
was abandoned for several reasons. Rear Adn,,.,
Fullerton who commands the royal yacht W.
toria and Albert. went down to Manchester by cor.
mand OF the Queen 10 arrange matters and foura
that during a considerable part OF the projectss
voyage the public would see nothing whatever 4,
the Enchantress and passengers. owing to thu
height oNhe embankment, which. moreover you,a
prevent Her Majesty from obtaining any vex ~
the country; for the canal between h,gh
banks Then the local Government Board ofhca,
inspected the water of the canal and found # IA
be not only very dirty but in such condition tina,
n VOYAGE along the channel might possibly provs
Injurious TO the Queens health.
The Queen has been busy for some time mas,
deylsing and celebrating a scheme for the social
and practical improvement OF the inhabitants Of
Whippngham village on the Osborne estate, ana
Her Majesty has received much assistance from
Princess Beatrice. who has been for many year,
active In designing projects for the benefit and en-
tertainment OF the villagers. The objects aimed
at by the Queen are that the cottages should b1
thoroughly comfortable and healthy, and tina, tn
village recreations should be OF the right char
acter and that the local industries should be main.
tanned and further DEVELOPED. The Queen intends
considerably to reduce her herd OF Jersey cattle
on the home farm at Osborne. and thirty highly
bred cows and helfers from the royal domain are
TO be sold at Reading on Saturday.
THE PRINCES NEW DRESS.
The Prince OF Wales has appeared In Hyde Park
for the first time this season. His Royal Hghne@s
STYLE OF dress. by the way, II perseyered in will
faah 4 ful
morning dress was the rule Lattery, however men
have appeared In all kinds OF free-and-easy co.,
tunes the old traditions being kept up only by
very few OF the earlier school. such as the Duks
OF Somerset and Mr. Lane Fox but on Saturday The
Prince inaugurated a wholly new combination ot
both styles his dress consisting Of breeches and
boots. with a very lighi-coiored covert coat and
regulation stovepipe black silk hat
ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHERS.
The Princess Of Wales and her daughters are
return this week to Marlborough House from Sant
bingham, and will attend Lady Kimoerleys parry
at the Foreign Office Saturday night, and On
Sunday are going TO visit the Duke and Duchess Of
Fife az Richmond. The Princess. the Duke Of York
| and the Young Princesses drove Wednesday al.
! ternoon from Sandrlngham to Derslngnam and VIZ
messed the annual sports. Each Of the royal ladies'
| was armed with kodak. and they took number
Of photographs in the course OF the afternoon. The
Princess OF Wales, who distributed the prizes, pho
! tographed several successful competitors
The Duke and Duchess % York are 10 leave 81
James's Palace at the end OF next week for White
| Lodge. Richmond Park. where they Will be the
guests Of the Duke and Duchess Of Teck for about
| two months The ACCOMPLISHMENT OF the Duchess OF
York ia TO take place AZ White Lodge by the par
tcu.ar reques, Of Her Royal H.ghness. who does
no, wish 70 spend the summer al -. James, Pal'
ace. whore her apartments are very dull. as vel
as no, and stuffy. The Duke AMI Duchess VIII 80
from Richmond to Sandrngham, and during sep
tcmbar they are t. be the guests OF the Duke ana
Duchess Of Fife. at Braemar, FOR several weeks
PRINCESS ALlX's BETRoTHED
The Czarewitch was not coming TO England this
wear but was to have remained in Russia uht' 'Ns
| Fourth week In July when he was going 10 Copen-
| hagen TO represent the Emperor and Empress y.
Russia at the celebration OF the silver wedding OF
| the Crown Prince and Princess OF Denmark
| nresslng invitation has however. been sent 70 o.
| petersburg from Windsor during the last rev "a"
which may cause change IN pans ~s A..
neror Is willing The date q the marriage o. 'ne
! czareu,l,ch and Princess Alix % Hesse VIII r@ %
fixed for some time 10 come. bn; the ',feH'0"' WA
certainly not take place BEFORE N'Ne"''e''
BRILLIANT RUSSIAN PRINCESS
Grand-duchess Catherine. who died N 81 ree'N
| burg the other day. was one or the ce'erese M
! nd
uv She had lived much in Germany ana l'Sy
! and was highly accomplished. with fire taste u
ar, and literature and famous for he' ooH'
vocational powers and grace and tact IN al 0''.'
OF society Grand-duchess Catherine was 'ne oN'
| chnd OF the Grand-dukc Michel Pauovtch .
! Younger brother OF the Emperor Nicnolas' iOI.
whom she inherited an immense fortune anu 'as'
| estates one OF her domains being Miche' f~-
which is famous for lts enormous and p.ctu'es'u'
| ia,a
the last day OF his life. Her mother was the o',A'
| liant Grand-luchess Helen OF WurtemoerS WV
was celebrated for her fine abilities and great 'As
| and fnesse which made her the cohhlen"A'
wiser OF her brother-in-law. Emperor Nicholss Wv
| ALWAYS consulted with her both on puonc anu ~
yate affairs and she earnestly warned him ae~
! the policy which led TO the Crimean "a''
THE BELGIAN PRINCE TO TRAVEL
! Early I'm June Prince Albert Of Belgium VIII se'
! out on a two-months tour TO most OF the Eui0'e.-
capitals. He would. II permitted follow tne Ga g..
ample set by Leopold ii and travel both IN - .
and the antipodes. but the Countess OF flaH w.
| steadily sets her face against his running 'ne '
| Prince Albert, though not eighteen, is airead' ~
six feet In height. wears glasses ana pears 80.
extraordinary resemblance both in face ana ns. .s
TO the King who devotes two or three hou'' .ao,
day TO practically initiating him into 'ne '''''
work OF his future position
| ANOTHER GUEST FROM THE EA'i'
The Khodive is to be the guest OF the eu.e.
| buckingham Palace during his stay IN H
| which will not exceed a week state Dan H :,
| state concert are TO De given during the 500
the Khedive who is 20 visit the queen d. W. s.u
| Castle II Is probable that there wi" NC ~
at the Foreign Office. but the official pros' ann :, 4.
| ARRANGEMENTS has not yet been drawn 'us -.,n
expected that the Khedve Will vlsit bf"',I' -
Manchester and Liverpool during his stay /" D -.
land. and he proposes to return TO Esyp' :" "a.
in the new steamboat Just launched on tne ,hs
which Is to be named Safa IL Bahr or JOY " w.
Sea. ,
TOMMY ATKINS IN BAD FORM =.
Whatever Her Gracious Majesty may nave N ~.,s,s
the military experts who saw the queen >, ,as
a, A,dersbot on Thursday looked very grave a. w.
ho,.owness OF the parade. The Duke OF COMMAS nl,k
division which is supposed to comprise '- N..nss
OF the First Army Corps and to be IN every 49,,
ready 10 take the field. was little pe.'e' ear.
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