New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
rop p1sNARCK'S BIRTHDAY.
rrAT1.REs OF THE CELEBRATION. Nhi'h WIZ"
EXTEND OVER SEVERAL DANS~l""
rupFROR As a CIIAITMAN

rr ,T1.REs OF THE CELEBRATION. VIII" '
EXTEND OVER SEVERAL DAYS-Ihh
EMPEROR As A CHAIRMAN.
por,in March 1.-THE programme OF the BIS
narck BIRTHDAY celebration mas eN'ehue" -. ~
-'o,a ,nrtl that several deputations are arrahs
irc n he received late this month. me .,
-, ..olI,. bagin on March o. when the Natloid'
tharal and conservative members or the i.aiar"5 ,
viii 20 in a special train to frieuiioi'' -" ,,aa
presiscn. OF the Iandtag Will present Sii "
the Prince will reply and then an VIII H"' r
oop in tho castle The Deputies VIII return 'o DIT
a.. 4, Tho ovonirg The country seems to De most
interested at present in the progress OF 'hs co'O
in the Reichstag over the question O. SeiI'"7
birthday deputati0n TO congratulate 'n'
The COMMITTEES OF senior members aI'e' "
hours discussion decided to postpone hhal ~ac'ion' ~
because the Clericals, Richter haui'd'S ann
German Democrats held alool -
rho old chancellor attaches the greatest IN
-ortance to the reception of the stude"'S I"'
him their coming will be the chei lea,u', VI ~
hirthdav He tells his friends that n th'lNS '"V
os the honors from 'he students than OF an ''1
others combined He clings to the Ideals cher'S"'"
=, Germany in the old days OF disunion wheh t"e
universities were the warmest advocates oi NJ
ernire He believes that among me Slu'e"'N d"
IN no found the most loyal and seadiast irehuS VI
The national dea-thc men who IN aI'eI h'e a"
no rallied 10 counteract the plots OF the disunioh
lists He will address them as the most pro''SinS
class in the nations future. .,, .o,eras no
iG -
ugbted ON most of the noun aims and high hills m Gmt
Germanv so as to form. as far as posslpe, a c'"'H
or heacon lights covering the whole country.
An official the Emperors Marine C@9ne' bat 1ol
+ba r,nited Press correspondent Yesterday udt @
uunj,ber Emneror Francis Joseph nor hllg iumpeIt I
- evnerted 10 attend the ceremony or opeHihs
wa Was TNItb Sea and Baltic Canal He thought that
no foreign sovereign would be preeStni,. er, ~
tajls If The programme viii not be hna'Y hNed De
ere the middle OF May.
Admiral Prince Henry entertained Mr va " &W2'Son son,
,ha Scotch Yacht designer, at dinner IN Nlei Edst
Weak Dinner was served al the Imperla, facht
Cir and afterward Mr.. Watson ana Messrs. Is, II,
con and Marshall the two other guests: lhsfec,,..n
81 90 p7mneror's new racing yacht. the Nlhe!a' VI .
Wstenn tben came 10 Berlin to give the emperor
his opin;on OF the boat.
Tho ..Freisinnice Zcitune" gives moving picture
n, The misery suffered by the Council OF stare ul %
Iar the E,mnoror's chairmanship hdchler says Lile
members axe got 20 the point where they pray tna @
- E,nnoror y III stay away. ana mus IchNe ticH
me me r;InP f.; gay vhat they think. His Majesty has
iist ~ the speakers in his hand ana dictates the
nrdor in whicn they may take the floor rs noDody
Garee 90 ont when bored, all are Obliged 70 renal.
ga for hours in their chairs ana listen 10 tle
most dolorous discussions Of trss me Rn,n mosr
!i,, eneerhes must be chcered. As the Emperor
bas forbidden Interruptions and cries, OF dissent
.bora is only q dreary waste OF ready-1nade hP-
rIause for those taking part in the debates