New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
ALFRED j. CAMMEYER, 9th Ave. Cor 10th ST.

seeming attempt OF the non-conformists to
monopoize the Cromwell celebrations.
ARRIVAL OF AUSTRALIAN LANCERS.-There
was an imperiallsc demonstration on small scale
nm Thursday when detachment of the New
South Wales Lancers arrived at the Albert DOCKS
and marched through London to the Waterloo
Station. whence they went by railway train to
Aldershot for six months training with the nome
cavalry The band OF the Coldstream GUARDS LED
the procession 1t passed through the streets
The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs. in robes of office.
stood upon the balcony of the Mansion House TO- see
the men pass. The Lord Mayor pr Jo ia h 49,
Moore. frantcally waved his cooked nat ana snout-
ed applause. Large crowds filled the streets along
the route over which the Lancers passed and greet
ed them with great enthusiasm.
THE CRICKET sEAsON.-Another body Of Aus
stralians whose doings will help to fill the news
papers in the next six months Is the Australian
cricket team which will next week begin a tour
of England to meet all of the county cricket teams
The season Of the national pastime opens neAt
much space TO discussion of the prospects OF the
game and to arrangements which have been maze
for matches.
sOTABBLE OVER BRIDGES NAME.-Queen
Victoria this week opened a new bridge over the
PailIon River. Cimez on invitation or the
local French authorities. The Mayor and secuon
NJ the Municipal Council wished to have the bridge
named Victoria In honor of the Queen Another
section Immediately started counter-proposal to
name the bridge for Felix Faure, late President
OF the French Republic while third party wanted
ran high7 and finally after a farcical squabble IL
was decided not 10 name the bridge at all.
TROUBLES OF PRINCESS MAUD.-The Queen
IL at present engaged I'm arranging the delicate mat
ter of the domlce OF her granddaughter princess
Maud who is already tired of living In gloomy
Copenhagen. Her husband Prince Charles, there
fore desires receive an office In the Brisn ser
oneen Crown Prince Frederick OF Denmark Is now
at Cimiez discussing the subject with the queen
QUESTION OF WOMEN sMOKING.-An Incident
has lust occurred which reveals the Queens atti-
tude on the vexed question OF the proprieV Vi
women smoking One OF her daughters when leav-
ing windsor Castle was detained In the waiting
room, -, tho station When she departed the sta
tion master found in the waiting room silver
cigarette case upon which the name OF the Princess
engraved ana the words FROM her Molhei'
MR. CHOATE'S ENGAGEMENTS.-The United
states Ambassador. Joseph II. Choate, was present
at various social functions this week. Mr.. Choate
has been invited to. speak at the banquet Of The
Prince Of Wales and the Dukes Of York and Con-
naught will be guests
MARQUIS OF LORNE SNUBBED.-The Marquis
OF Lorne son-in-law OF the queen, has received a
snub I'm connection with the application for license
for a hosiery at Roseneath known as Ferry Inn.
which has the unique glory OF having had men,
her OF the royal family az its architect. Princess
Louise OF Lorne having drawn the plans for lite re-
construction. The Marquis owns the inn, and re-
Gently evicted woman who was his tenant FOR
thirty years IN order 10 transfer the property "a
his former butler. The Licensing Court marked It's
disgust at the Marquis OF Lornes action by refusing
to renew the license for Ferry Inn and granting e
The former manager a new license for another
house
PoRTERs VISIT TO GERMANY. Robert p
Porter has returned TO London from his mission te
Germany Mr. Porter said that he was entirely
satisfied with the results OF his visit He had found
a great growth Of better feeling in German COM
mercal circles toward the United states He had
also found Baron Won Buow, the Minister for For
eign Affairs and the Minister for Commerce and
all other imperial officers prepared to go far beyond
furthering reciprocal treaties. but the Agrarans
are hostile While in Rome Mr. Porter met Mr.
Fortis the italian Minister OF Agriculture. and
learned from him that the Government intended e
in Cuba and Porto Rico In the case or goods which
they manufacture equally with Spain; and with thS
eventually supplant Spain In the commerce OF the
West Indies. MT Porter will proceed to Russia
next week to study Russian economic questions.
BISHOP WHIPPLE'S VIEWS.-Bshop Whippl,
OF Minnesota. whom the papers here describe the
most striking figure at the Church Missionary Cen
tenary celebrations. has been lonized everywhere
since his stay IN England bishop Whipple has lust
returned from visit to oxford University. and Il
going to Cambridge next week. In the course OF an
interview his impressions Bishop whipple said
that he had seen all the leading churchmen here
and as result viewed the ritualistic controversy
calmly There certainly, he said. no necessity
Of panic As showing the difference between Eng