New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

two last named gentlemen make much money
a. they kc and they deserve IT, for their work WI pear
comparison with ne bsst ~ country or Tine ma VIII
Mt HerkOmers best pOrtraits A. soue painters OF us
tory and have taken 20 portrait painting so rive
o lew taken 10 landscape Among tho most remarkaDe
Of these IL Mr. Keelcy Halswelle, whose Picture oI
shooters Hill Pangbourne." sold by him for 5000,
rcsOId by the purcha the vaie view day NJ
the Grosvenor Gallery for $500 It's merely strip OF
with a bank rising above IT, but treatment,
tone. color, feeling, all are exquisite.
Great taste is shown just now in table decoration
present few nights ago at large dinner party
given in very handsome room. no other than tine room
With the columns painted by Hogsrth In the
Ia Mode" The table covered With yellow ana pnr-
pie nesrtsease the effect whereof was superb those
who recognize the room IN question VIII nor he
to hear mat the asparagus the strawberries ana INC
cigars were bigger ana Detter thah anything 'I. O'
be imagined except the hearty welcome anu Tue ca i,
panv Among the latter Lord DonOughmore, Illil
OF fun and cleverness Lord Dunraven. wei-knoWn Ia
the States as mighty bDnter AID clever wilieT l
Barring ~ Lord Northbrook Sir Garnet Wolseley'
A great many good dinners being given inst now,
that 10 say good dinners can no when sher 70
neither game TO be hed venson in perfection ouI
make the best Of fe with turtle soup prawns steven
In cream. lamb IL can only be GOT III London unch-
lings and 50 forth is PHEASANT and growing custom
% hot aud cold asparagus, the former WIN
butter the latter ed up with ribbon and served wiz
fine remoulade sance OYSTERS are out OF season anu
England has no Little Neck CLANS to take theit pb
40 is nothing in the way Of prelimnares tut ancbo
and laohs with olives and etceteras such as saucsoh
de Lyon.
Mr. Lorillard. who IL known here TO race almost en-
tirey for glory would do well 10 advise his agent hot 20
leave the scratching Of his horses 70 the lasl mo
either Mr. LOrarl to his agent bu II Is wen
TO avoid TIE appearance OF wrong doing Noihlng
De wretCheG than to cut tue figure OF ctinlai
without the OF guilt This u precise
y what Mr.. Lorilard or his REPRESENTATIVE r" ce
by leaving a horse OF lierd'z known merit III Tooc
like the Two thousand Gdneas 10 the very LAST lll =,
and then striking him out 1t Ia downright nonsense 10
suppose that wv ner and trainer do rot know us mucn
about horse AT 10 O'Clock ~ O'CLOCK ana wy ~
enc drawn by the great body the public that the ami
nal IL kept IN lo1g order that the last Idrnt "
"hedgns money" II II called. may be got As s.ateu
nowrlinforned person snpposes that MI L0rart would
play It down low all this, but II IL wen 10
Der that the careessness of innocence may De rslc
for the hrrdnood OF successful trickery. II seems
pity that he good which Mr.. LDrllard ueseI' ny
enjOys English turf snOnld he imperf ny hicIe
clumsiness O. tie part OF his representative.
At the artistic gatherings OF the last few days tete
has been -isils falling OF in The number OF grOtesle
costumes slowly but surely The eccentric dresses M
duced py ar ISIS wives have bsen LAID aside As an
Eton bOy said me. IL was " We y Ike cheek on TIE
part NJ Bohemia attempt to set fashion II Is any
odds on Worth now