New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
LONDON GOSSIP.
AN EYGLIsHMANs NOTES ON ENGLISH
TOPICS

am reminded by friend that we are no, nea.I,i
lighter considerably by the success OF beh'iso am.
unexpected winners. "Awfully nara, nc o,
mat at the end OF the season." Luckily for him. now"
- no hos had a GOOD week at "the Punters' Arms, as
ma call certain gambling club not unknown 10 thal M
oc,pious Indian the Maharajah Dhu1eep Singh. Olu
Nabob pickles." irreverent youths call the son Oh nun
ieat and Chunda KooT, and sometime owner OF lue
Moor Is not by;any good punter loving u aA
th ho,t at baccarat i'll the hope of winning great
Tho descendant OF the Lion of the Punjab never
oos win largely mainly because he plays close gae.
rI, tve Is very inferior to that of the PROFESSIONAL
snortsman who wins such large sums OF money. in'
onerotor who has been ballooned" out OF Cahlon"'
chicago Brighton and other places too numerous 10
~ i the delight of the Washers for the simple reason
tnat he will play them for high stakes as they nAe
whether he plays fairly not is question which uoes
not seem to cnter their minds
Mr. II T. Barclay the owner of Bendgo is as popular
80 Mr. "Harry" Hungerford Sir Johnnie Will
orghbv Himself a capital rider, Mr.. Barclay Is 700
rsghtforward and rich to play any tricks with MS
horses He will be much richer one day, when his III
come will touch forty thousand sterling per annum'
,tNewmarket az everywhere else and notably at San
down the readynoney book makers come out III great
strenrth These men bet only TO cash duly staKeu anu
make far greater profits than those who bet on 'he
nod The brothers Frazer who began very rev years
AGO have amassed fifty thousand pounds no small sum
20 make out of capital consisting of ten-pouhd note
and loud voice "Dlcky" Dunn is another ready -nocy
better and great favorite with the fair spo's"ohe VI
Newmarket Notwithstanding the extreme laltuuc Oh MS
language The other day the heir apparent 10 au CAR
dom-the sprighty young imam who marileu Il uoe IAN
cier's daughter who danced and sang at music-lal
hacked horse with Dicky" Dunn for ten pounds NJ
four TO one and landed his bet triumphanty HAVING o
course saked pounds he had fifty to receive er
the race and exhibited indecent haste in claiming II.
Dicky Dunn went on paying everybody elSo anu ''
the lordy sapng wait For the fifth time the lmpaueh.
hacker held ont his hand, saying: Yah give me MAJ
eft, naunds will yah Z" In extending his arm he dis
p,ayed on his wrist br tad and massive golden bracelet
"Dcky Dunn quite equal TO the OCCASION Du' To
erot that much OF his eloquent uterance must oe sup
nressed aud left 10 the Imagination Catching h'u VI 'o
hand ne pointed the bracelet and 10 the delight OF INC
bvstoDdcrs roared in a voice OF thunder Well! -
- r thought was betting with - man, not with
~, The oulookers slIicked the lorllng, VINO Is
bulldog duler than that other Ordng who married. one
90 tho sisters Icamar instead OF putting in his LETT
! opd knocking Mr.. "Dlcky" Dunn down, simply suiu'
" Yah give me mai fifty 2aund. VIII yah =
Coming 70 town found Bond-st the swaeger street
NJ the dav 50 full Of people that one could haHH push
! 800, ,y,v through How curious Il this vogue OF
streets, Old men tell me that Regent-'t was INC Pa'o
in which the befrogged and bewggcd old dandies dis
cd their George the Fourth airs till within twenty OF
thirty years Of this date As for Rrgent-St now
should AS soon think of taking walk IN seven "lS' VI
in the Bovery Ecw-YoIk. Rank fashion ana sly ne once
! ro,t I hear on the swell side of Rcgcnt-st' "hch
as ou,te respectable while the other side was-"e not
an r.sncctablc Bond-st Is the fashion. Picture
dealers and ar-publishers like Gonrl crowd thiiher
,o- tell why except that IS the fashion JUST as ran
Mall ST James s-,t., and PccadIy are ana nave ',i
the fashion since they were built Bni II you want i"
meet ANYBODY about London Bond.t Is the best cover
t,d~o,r ri.t q. | was going into Cnappcll's' the
,nr.c-puilishcrs met who told me two stories
| ~ Mr. W : Gilbert. whose new house IN Harrington
place South Remington, Is the talk OF the Town "no
Nv Gilber wa, I'm tho country for his rileggdi'Ta at
nrettv place he had taken in Hcrtoshire hdy guest
ho had remarked a little grove such a. we call cop
nice or spnney, shaw, said to Mr. "llD'll ","' q
pretty wood you have" The answer was: No' l'H'
! I,oo5 am afraid A sor; Of would II you could
Tveryody rccolccs Becky sharp, AMI her observation
how easy It was 10 be good on five Thousand year.
There was talk at Mr. GilbertS about hi'Aoi'' "
one fcrycnl dame said How good the dear Bishop o
Peterborough is, What good man" Gilbert was I'"p
i,startlv with: There is merit in that. Bishops
ob, IN he So They get five thousand year for beIne
GOOD while we are expected TO be- good ror nothing
most Of us are
pope are greatly delighted here At tie splendid reception
given 10 all the English people in IN" states -tocrdSc
Matthew Arnold. Irving and Miss Terry. on oar par
we do orr little best in honor Of Mis-, Mary Anderson
Evcrybody In London 81 The Lyceum Theatre ON Sa'
u,1ay, night the Prince OF Wales looking not 30 wei q
l very puffy under the eyes bat the Princess charm
| to- q. over Opposite to them in the correspondent
,,scep,rn box sat Mis, Ella Chapman, the rcnownc1
| hariost and Miss Maggie Leighton. couple OF boNr
further on was Miss Forcscur looking very pretty an
Ivory inch Of the Lady Gmnboyle she Is 10 DE mex
month Other nr,t-nigh celebrities were to the iof'
Notably Mr. Clement Scott wlio has just got much ih
h.st of Mr. sydney Gundy in an ink spng war Mis-
,,cy was there looking magnificent Acdlaa' ana htI
slso was that ubiquitous jew and brio br"c dealer
Durlacbcr The Baroness Bnrdct contt- ana Mr. bnl
ATT Couts faithful 10 the Iyceum WEE present In th'
great double box surrounded by friends aud there WA
ereaf muster OF amateurs. Including Co0aeI huFn,'
o iIallet Among the critics NE Jovlah ng'a "i VI
Toe knight lowered over Alfred Nasohh c!cRia,,
eve itc cropped skull OF Bernard Becker ana "a
smbrosiai curs OF Justin Me- athy In the no1t row "a
= HaTnes who playcd Cl0ude neiHote TO Miss Anderson
Pauline Deschoees %s and bctf Cc@I ground nca
1 Tnndon II was perfect premiere, ana thc Supl'
stGI"T has tod The American public hat the RAJ
t,roIs applause of the first night did not 20 for Inuc
ga fha Inc suppcr-ratcrs, aiteI sleeping Oh TIE tHtc
1% Traditional chickens and champagne got mp thall
4 eued their pens and wrote by no means MANDATORY ~
tices al Miss AndcTsOus performance. SIN MINK ~
x Win have successful season in spite OF the want 0 lIh
mrni shown in bringing her before rs N t9cn tnD ~
b, | Ingomar and stale old hachneyed play IKE II
" Lady Of Lyons
Mr.. Alexander Henderson is very lucky as malasr
Falka just produced at the Goln'dy rn If C co
T. fort1lc little house. Mr. henderson s not Only otl
nate ~ an imprcsaro, but is very clever judge
i LAY nt% and a constant visitor at race meetings. III
music OF Falka l. pretty, albeit suggesting heltrI
ste
"a miss Violet Cameron is lovely as hnsSar "ucci m clh
70 M White and gold. and Miss Wadman Is also lovely ~
Zn9ar in black red Rnd yellow the coois OF thc Hng.
g. rclet cub aud also Of United Germany. pretty pt
~ horns ladies rs sy-bluc aud silver hussar- produce,
N eat effect on thc Washers IN the stagc-ho1cs ana st
regret TO hear that yty popular manatG oIn low
u a'.re loser by the Waddcll affair This gentleman "
X very tan and has projecting teeth was called on
m hi, old regiment because he was All BACK ana 'o'
" Yesterday was q sad day, Captain IIanbnry dicd ir,
Ol . iriuric ne received while riding rTr+- on Ilnfrd
Al ", &c. Mr. Davidson fell down d"dha me lci"
o.. Si,,h and Mr. Iccman. NJ =. for York joe LecIn'
~ ~, riin of INC York Au-ty, the Branhan Nc
In md Iord NiddlcOn's, gnd the pet Of the Orleans On
r. Died of old caught. IT Il said. while shooting ht Ne
i,s,h ALhey with Sir George MOmbWcll, the ccehra
A. ST. Jaorgf " who taken prisoner In the riafec
thc Iiahl Blignde ~ IalacaNn, c-cncd anu Iouo ti