New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-17

properly tied and your coats nicely lifted By the
all The cruieh and toohpick" brigade have decided tn
To be IN the fashion one have thin legs hopus'
lower limbs are quite out OF fashion Male clothing alto
geher IL tight and severely out9nen w.
cept in the evening when the heart-sLhpeu "@A7'0'
display an enormous shirt front with one su' 80 +o,
these selitare studs are greatly e9ors famous cross
country bar0ne keeping the company w.ns ~ y
minutes for dinner the already arrived iell o
ing as 10 which of bis kno soliares he would wear
one Thought that II was grand occas.on Nv
wear MS big diamond which gives him the appearanee
OF the Eddystone Lighthouse while others thought tne
cafeye the sapphire mgut come 70 Inv - 49, al
again opned that the emerald or tne rlD, wv
would be worn Finally y e made pool fora fver cac u
and backed fancics the winner TO take tht noe,
When the bsronet appeared ne rece W t
And then chill over all 0ut thr han VIZ ' -,
the pool the wearer Of the sapphire wac the noss
amused person until the oysters and clear tnrIe "eIe
onIy mention tins hide incident to illustrate the
mania for speculation which excites the glider yOu
Every lOdy is ready gamble a. wnen me youh.
Squire lost hs patriinOny morning nader sacA VI
wheat AT tho pretty little game OF drawing s'I""
longest 70 win.
intellectual and artistic people or those Wno
themselves be sucn, baye iOr The past week lses'
tine studios OF leading artists Tue cascne ., ~, v
nuisance thai many painters their Work 10 Aensw
other dealers looms and thus ger I.u " ~
press. or late every " DO can call ilse
the London correspondent OF Ihe MARLBOROUGH As'e"g
call upon Mr. MlIlas sir Frederic leighton and the
Royal Academy generally 40 people are lea",ei h ,
which do interfere the yiss OF moues 70 AZ:
persons all quahned TO Judge them; but the! hhlu
rally deuur to admit the ieglOnary frnSr OF eMsPAP
dom or the more prominent men tue PIC. al
strangely few. Sir Frederic leighton has SUPERB
Ppfyne " the Of Offering ner ar 20 thIr -
Is standing IN the rich glow II setting SUI mon W.
the bright blue SKY, may be truthful enough ou
Northern ell Tutdy. But II IA a nlAateih
figure aud Of the highest aristc cles IN drawing anu
treatment Val" rriusep has finished quahut! VI
work, notably charming Ne re. draprt IN orange run
Psraii-e" Mr. Pmnsep's larger picture il rne Death
VI siWard,' historical subject III VIII DE IttoA',loh
ihat oward IL the &" jsrl " Or English genera, ~
Shakespeare calls hiIn, Who ruled NOltLulnDla u ~"
that "A wife strongly Possessed Win Tue
gOepcl getting on" Ii l. me anu striking PICTURE
II not color as Mr.. Prinseps pc .ures gen
orally The Morse cniei VINO asheu "AcH
end approach DC taken out INTO tnc ar
uidrr the sky, d" mat might die Ike a maii- M
Irinsep has, also pictures eltltled IhyI IluA anu
&" Miss y. rnnny' botn very charming IN tnelI r.
spcciiye styles. ana has portrait O Mrs JOhn hare gu
the easel Tor tHe OTOsvenOr Gallery.
stacy MARKS, K A, has painted Dig historic PIC.
Lord say and Sole brought before JACK ade
called Fugitive Thought, one Of the best things OF
Among the Associates OF the Eoyai Acdueh
" Phil" Morris II very slrOng Wlth "Inree SIRENS,
and Frank Dcksee wan " A love story beautifully
sadly curtded by Illness, has tnls season painted bad
News" Layaner lAdy receiving the news from Long
MarslOn moor and " III ot tOuJOurs IN azure, d
cAar.Lng scene besides other less Important WORKS
MI " the koY r. Academy, hut ne mas JLrt-
ned MS election by painting two magnificent Venetian
scenes
This the day the oxford and Cambridge boarace
OF whcn YOU already been duly informed D. tele
graph IL only 20 say that the interest IN
are handsome entertainments aud dresses, ou tho e4-
element ~ WOrr Out.