New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
should be disentanged in the pnblic mind. They
have no sort Of relation connection.

| should BIO disentanged in the pnblic mind They
| have no sort Of relation or connection.
Senator Bayard as the younger generation nav
not know is akin to thai dead and gone worthy Sir
Philip Francis tire author of "Jnnius" Among the
Senator possessions has been found letter adj
dressed by Sir Philip to his American kinsnan
Colonel Tnrbott Francis, Mr.. Bayards great grand
uncle The Erglishman writes 10 the philadelphia
colonel concerning some property in Maryland Il
am determined to keep little freehold i'm AmcricaB
he says. AT present | am bound 10 ,hc Ganges
bat who knows whether may not end my days on
the banks of III" OhIoi Il gives M great comfort
10 reflect that have relatives who are homes, EEL
lows m almost every cart o. tie world. IN Amer
lea the name OF TnclS tOursics | don't like 10
think Of the 'antity Of salt water between 49, II
it were clarct | would drink my way 10 America"
Mr.. Oscar Wilde after 81, lecture in thi, city IL
going 10 Boston and Cambridge where ha b. to bo
entertained by Mr.. !. r. Sargent The Logdon
Bord pay, nr. Wilde the compliment Of caricatur.
ing HIM aud printing beneath tins verse:
Albeit uurturrd in democracy.
And liking best that state bohemian,
Where each man Orrovs sINp"pcc. and no man
lia aught but paper collars; yet see
| Exactly when to take liberty.
Better 20 Zee Thought one, whom most abuse
For speech of Ioukcv and for look of goose.
Than that he world -ho lei pass I'm silence hY
r. wherefore Wear a sn.,nilo"9r in my coat.
q
Tie verdant SATIN round my open throat.
Culture and love 4 cry and ladies smile,
And SCcdy critic, overflow with BIKE.
While with my Prince, long ykr}- meal share.
Margaret Countess o. Crawford and B1l.suey,
writes m regard 10 the thoft o. her hu..
bands body from the tomb: Il have been IN.
formed by those who lnov best that it, in order 10
recover the beloved remains that have been 50
cruelty $40 TN away from their rcs'ing-pacr. We
a d. .f,.If.
their discovery and rc,toraton wc shall bee creating
precedent that may lead 10 repetition oi this cruel
aud almost unhearl-of crime and that success IN
this case IN obtaining ha could Dee the only Oh.
icct Of those w' committed the crimc-a large sum
OF money would encourage them 10 carry out ia
other cases he horrible and sacriIegious work
/ should indeed be unwilling by any action Of
mine. to expose anyone to the horror and grlct and
exceeding pain that TINS out age Ia cau-ei to by
self and uly family. l have therefore made mp my
mind. with what reluctance and difficulty VIII
not say refuse to offer any ransom far 20, my
self am concerned, and to request my son equally ID
do the same
Margaret. Queen Of Italy, is responsible for tho
new fashion Of thu so-caed uniform toilet Tor IL
dies When her Majesty "a: Vienna special
ball Yves gwen in her honor, at which all the Wen
ladies appeared In white emulatinl the hue Of
the daisy, or marguerite, after which the Queen is
named. Queen Margaret herself was in white
satin, trimmed with silver gauze, and bcflovcred
with exquisite gordenias, the effect Of the whole be-
ing enhanced by the splendor of her pearl uecdarc,
King lIumbert'- latest gift When the Queen re-
turned to Italy and gave n ball she let the invited
ladies know that they were expected 70 appear IN
wnitc. The Roman ladies' were not backward OF
course, and appeared in gorgeous white costumes,
in most cases emil .ened with stars da>es in dia-
mOuds. Since hen. at several receptions held IN
Paris, notitc.t Us have been given out with mo
Invitations that ladies' were to appear IN certain
siaic- OF color. The fashion. of course, affords
play 20 the NIlLe-t eNtraya gluceS each Nomah be-
ING anxious to max, an elect i'm the starting conf
biuatiOns and contrasts of materials, but to tho
ordinary observer ii Is by means attractive, and
uniformity becomes mOnOtJny