The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
ADvERTIsENIENr.
PANORAMA OF
THE JUBILEE.
Splendid Pageant Reproduced by a
Series Of Authentic
Pictures.
IMPERIAL PoMP AND POWER.

me Only Authorised Photographs or the
Ceremonies VIII He Reproduosa
by tho New York Times
what the Views SHOW.
From the New York Times, Friday, July ..
The splendid and significant ceremonies Of Queen
victorias diamond Jubilee have been pictured by nan
and pencil. and are now passing into history, litcr,.
ture. and art as forming ono of tho srandes, pageants
Of the world. No description OF these ceremonies.
however. can do justice to the magnificent succession
Of scenes and tableaux that will DO memorable AZ LONG
as England shall endure.
Only the camera OF the photographer, catching each
scene at its exact climax of splondor. could portray
the ceremonies as they appeared to the Thousands Of
spectators who had come from every country Of the
globe TO witness thcm.
On Sunday. H NEW YORK TIMES ILLUSTRATED
WEEKLY MAGAZINE will contain thirty seven
pictures, reproduced from tho only authorized photo
graphs made OF the ceremonies of the diamond
jubilee. This will be the nrst time these pictures
will have appeared on this side OF the Atlantict and
as THE TIMES has purchased the exclusive oopy>
right, not q single picture Of the beautiful group oan
be reproduced except by permission of this paper.
No pains have been spared to make the reprodue-
ton of these pictures fully equal in effect 20 the ORR
inal photographs. They have been specially engraved
by skilled artists, and will bo printed on excellent
paper and in q style bentting their own merit, and
the impressive grandeur and Importance of the
scenes presented.
A survey OF tho pictures will oTer the best substt
tute for seeing tho actual ceremonies. ana will be the
best souvenir Of the pageants to those who were
fortunate enough TO see them. The entire procession,
from its start at Buckinsham Palace along its stately
march through Piccadilly. Fleet street, Cheapside,
and the Borough road, back to the palace. with all
the ceremonies on the route. can be reviewed almost
as well as II one occupied the hired window Of some
thrifty scion Of the British nobility.
All the most striking scenes in this most stirling
of imperial ceremonies, in front of the eashodra,
s-oun os rov., and Enr,sttsmon. ns,,onass. .,s
splendid guard and escort; the visiting ,overe,rns.
Zinc. ana ,ns,,aI .rSoS.. rsns-,i. 80 .dr,r.isr~
nowned for great deeds and greater posaibnrues-ths
pomp and grandeur and power of Ensland-ar' r-
eaieu a N . some ioiee oi enonAn'men'.
these pictures viii really see more Of the Jubilee thsn
.nv one v,s,,or oon,a n,ro ,s.n am = mo.a ,s., AZ.
Queen herself could possibly have witnessed.
The thirtyseven pictures will be printed in the New
YORK Times Illustrated weekly Magazine OF Sunday.
c.,.u.n- =, 80, .,., ,..,
the Duke OF Cambridge, Lord Woiseiey in 'FRONT.'
6 S = ~ Of foreign ,Ip, princes i in ni i05sgr on Ts.d!na1d
not.
bridge Ma i1st npp1ose 4 q ssr 9ime %itb pri peee of 3 VAL ESn,
,sSo;;addh me ne b re M. I ~ long, White oSsrdsa; bare
b "Lb iined ai,n1 ne serpprnut he sne tS Sae n,men w'tn
Arms toi;d eI.en,een Of fsni,. the Queens personal
Inc st.tue, the one is wb;te hp.sar eIo, III !, Frent
feaI Gnnar,i iu ytaIE E Srite %s Q = aus y : a.. ar.r .
let and gold Tudor costumeMthe Beef.estera OF col.
i %s,rins tata ams 5rs' gen = m m4issley' oa u Iront OF NM
Lr 3 Queen drawing nm in from, Of ST, p.n,, yoo.
1 y Rss on iet,. sa,a s enS drSPp,ng Solor::
orann 49,
STe enr1 naRe, Of pr Iinps,aonea h0fSe' N foreground
s. The Anthem. Partttcuiariy sood Of eier9y. Arch
bishops Of Canterbury and YORK, bishop q London.
&C. L with %o .,es ornate Tsssmen,s than have been seen
London SonddSsn Is with !, SIoth of gold skull cap. Others in
8 General scene. SWolseley with hand to ohm.
which colonial disnitsries and Visitors had wanted.
there Touid be no room: w,,, ~. ,o, .,u,.
f sslrsnsnossd or ah isa as.Inb hP Psss:s T an,s,o are Rs snli a,
three stIe S oh the n white es horses OF the !; ancient hs6n, hrT u lex
Sd. Of history Thew Were the s m emblem oS
lanes anS' a nefi ihe stra sr1p has a aatn, in S sesma lep, an nnra Eng hy
the Brunswtck pukes, But they are too high. bred
f r1 tber wnn Si ANU Az nut' ~ y
a cross was made with some light brownish roam
o e ns are s tine result bN N, They hs.d nk !, the the pure Whites; arc
TIES From King william Street.
land servants. In centre behind is the Duke of Cam.
bridge, with Field Marshals baton. More directly
behind the carriage the Prince of Wales IL shown In
profile, and beyond him the Duke Of Connaught.
Above the Duke OF Connaught is the standard bearer
1royal standard), and above him in turn Is the Duke
or Portland.
la, Colonial procession. Australian troops in 'front.'
those with white helmets are Cape mounted rides.
IL. Australian horSemeu.
u. Tenth carriage with profile of Princess Louise
OF Battenberg.
Is. Guarls' band in the historic gold uniform Of
Marlborough's period.
l6. Procession OF Princes. Head at bottom In front
Of Montsnegro in white sieeyes' princs Phiitn az ~
saxe'coburS IN the centre. Prince Ferdinand OF Bull
Next three. in same order, are Prince Adolph
Schaumburg-Lippc) Prince Hermann of SAKE Wei
mar, ami Prince Albert OF Anhalt.
IL. Corporation carriages Getty Of London) heading
front OF procession. Behind them Capt Oswald Ames
OF the Second Life Guards uhe tallest cav~alryman in
the Queens service. with four troopers, followed by
is, African. Chinese. and Indian defachuanta 100