New-York tribune., 1882-04-24

ridiculous Of human beings. The Duke OF Albany is
doubly unfortunate In being the weak child OF avgoous
stock, The vitality Of the rest OF the Royal family
is astonishing their perpetual appetite Is only eluacd
by their power of undergoing fatigue. Their principle
Of life would seem TO be like that applied by trainers Of
blood stock TO yearlngs-fo0d and exercise ana plenty
of both.
Sarah Rernhardt's marriage has caused sensa-
tion concerning which your Paris correspondent VIII
give yon fuller details. All that the stold Ehsnsn
nation has had to say ia that the Greek eehucna"' "
Damala, must have the courage oi MS aloc''o"''
Madame Damala has a grown-up son whom saw AT her
stall At the famous French fancy iair al AiDoiV nun ~
was then pleasant youth enough
It's curious to noe how swiftly the late Tragedy ~ "o
Road Club has been forgotten young irehd Oh nii'
has been winning everything before him. lie hit the
hor ot Nonoco smartly and the other night gave the
cbou,nion monev-lender "quite turn" The ehF0'qHe
eoandalense has little that Is both new end true
The most recent fact is that Inc quohu"'i'
military attache and his lght-heeed lady-love are are
afad Tor the time being. she has gone home 10 hcr
family and his address is: " Nohall Nowhere altce the
manner of Mr.. jingle
Lord Stamford and Warrington Ia seriously I'LL Al the
care of Dr QUINN who has gwen marvellous attention 10
nun Tor pashas failed to arrest gou III he careless
good hearted, genuine bon ednt he mas had TO ms Own
anxiety fancy, so long III chdise' ~ - ohh i i
dov that Lord stamford entertained the Prince OF wales
nheasants were slaughtered. When Lord stamfords
story comes be written it will puzzle hs biographers
a
which has turned out happily HIS hardest uck mas Deen
upon the turf He was one of Joe Dswsons most seadast
now occupied by Matthew Dawson. for his late brother
For while he fortunate with twoyearods early IN
his older horses When the light blue jacket with the
black and gold studded belt, shone IN 'front.'
1.-The wrong one in the stable, who had been beaten
in his trial by the favonte imans, who was was
himself well beaten i'll the race. In the same year
Diophanus good little one as ever looked through
brldle," was unfortunate in meeting IN t9e pety Two
the latter of whom won 1t the famous In which
the three " KS" were backed against the three ~,
before Lord tsnord greatly disappointed when
Limosina ran second to Lloness III the oesafe-
ont improving his luck. While coal was at high price
he did need luck. AS bookmaker sarcasticaly oC,
served lie had only dig hole to come into money
OF ate years he has confined himself mainly to hunting
and shooting and more particularly to deerstakmg a M
Glenmore, he has magnificent deerIOres one OIL
the best III The highlands
lam glad to say that Frank Burnand is nearly well
again, and that IL. J. Byron Is better IN healin;
There has been much sickness OF late III theaIlcd anu
literary circles Charles Reade, whose Masks ana
Faces" at is Never Too Late to Mcnd" Hard CASH
and Put Yourself III HIS Place, are as wen hhowh %
in the States as IN % Engl1nd' s mas sngcyins Syfn
r"n hna shapp attack of bPonchts sir Theodore aud
Lady Martin tllelen FaucU have migrated southwark
in search Of health As some compensa4nm M ~ LoIu In
sir Michael Costa has almost recovered from his severe
THESE continues well and hearty He goes great deii
into society with Ills young VIE one Is constantly
meeting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft very proud OF the fashion
In which the Prince Oi Ma.cs wrote hlmse down III lhtr
album after suppng at their pretty house IN CaEen
dlsn square Tie IOy al inscription Is As tOONs Not
ours but yours truly, Albert Edward
James Russell Lowell is so great "A favorite in this
try chat much die has been expressed al thc caO
raised by a noisy Of adopted citizens Tor ms re-
call and people elCSl over their dinner tables il 50
far from the Iisn-Amercan elssales o. IcutAlo re-
ceiving exceptional treatment they Ouet be shot as
nhbustcrs" IL is however, perfectly well understood
that the recent talk in wlOrk rs mere bdlhcr, ana
does not in any way express The feelings o lhe AeI-
can people VINO by the way would have pat The ftans
and Land LeagucIb down long ago tney had limited
secession from the National nag
Thcrei no doubt that long extinct article of femi
nine wearing apparel has once more come ui0 IaSHOh
The adhesive eeskn gown mas 80 iar as the pei
cod is concerned, gone out ~ date, II l. succeeded Dy
flowing greatly TO the rear, while remaining Oght
in he front Present fashions are far as the effect
goes. new but the means by which the fOtunWc IA
mode is produced very ancient Ihe Walsi cannot
be too small there Is artificial puung ont O1 Tue
hp the elect desired being tat UI the HOitehto Ne
nus. produce which that ancient - dress nnploNcr
of which clowns have made so much iun III Chrlsls-
pautomimes has again come III vogue, atter an eclipse
uy aunt tells me, of more than thry years oI crune'
crnolette, fitting hoops and adhesveness.
Lord Alfred Pacet has just returned from a grand
cruise i'm his steam yacht the Santa Cecilia, through the
Isles of Greece" where. i'll fact the genuine hreeks
are as well as COnstantinOple, still 10 be found Your
Greek of the mainland is sham Greek altogether, g-
Iow-caste slav IA bulgarian. The genuine Helene or
Constantine and the islands Is stu the beautu 10
man tall and graceful i'll fOTn hnd with lne, classic,
oearcut fcatures. Lord Alfred Is III high spts Win
his successful cruise although they handicapped MN
out OF Ine regatta Nice 1t Will be recolected mat ne
is the athernw OF the beautiful Mrs Arthug Paget,
nee Stevens to whose eldest the Prince Of Wales
stood sponsor