New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15


with the filth OF auy number Of centuries. In the SO
called health the Riviera between Senoa anu
Marsees the stencnes are sckenng. Every year somo
body know comes home awreck from Nice or dies NJ
Mentone the the most sinking place ever smet
except the old town OF Monaco WHICH WIN MI H' nno
natural drain are is dreadful.
pos,v the oapriferous old towns would not seriously
AFFECT strong people who live generously but most GER
fainiy they attack weak or elderly persons nt'ie
overdone with business pleasure without being acu
ally ILL This Is precisely the condition IN wn,ch mr
snottiswoode found himself when the typhoid fever
made its fatal attack.
Heuce regard him rs a victim TO hs good-nat In
participating IA and organizing amusements when per-
sonaly did not amnse him. But ut least ne was rcn
MAJ could mention M least half dozen painters and
one sculptor not rich men but who might DORM
mortal work II their lyt we're not wasted IN doing IN
Vulnerable portraits bGs,s and other poboiiers In
order 10 maintain n grand house and an extravagant
family demanding Injuries far beyond their position In
life What is most curious In that these brilliantly sue
cessul men married 20 very commonplace womcn.of
the middle sometimes lower middle an inca
beyond the essentially vulgar one o pushing themselves
into society quite beyond their cabre Their husbands
allow themselves TO chained TO their charot-whcci ana
dragged about night after night TO balls and parties
which 10 them utter drcariress. stulptors ana
painters look very pale In the morning for they must
get mn early 10 maintain their train OF life by earning
money TO run their big houses and feed their multi
tudinous children, servants and horses.
This Is of piece with vulgar bourgeois idea which
inyades and posons every section OF English society III
Won happen 10 be n county baronet or broad acred
squire your dream Is TO get the Prince and Princess Oh
Wal es TO down and stay with you or rev days NJ
your historic This honor. in shooting phrase
wipes the eye mayhsp OF tue Lord Lieutenant whose
property is 80 heavily involved that he cannot lay
down two or thousand pheasans In order 10 So
cure couple good days shooting In his woods with
out which Royalty with guttural" X y does not care
about dinners anu balls to meet county magnntes fcu
must 81 end huge sum in doing up bpnse aud garaens
lay on extra horses and carriages and In snort spend
small fortune in ready money over job VI this KIND
Rat the rlor OF It will last your lifetime. and the apart
nents occupied by tho Prince and Princess VIII be
ponea out y your descendants to generations OF gap
| ing guests
II Won have not good shooting and ask people Of any
account To come IN shooting Sson 700 are regarded
as an impudent and fraudulent rascal your wiie as
pert pushing ana both OF you as on the make
poor bag grouse. partridge or pheAsants provokes
| andtle grumbling. The crack shots curse you ho'
,oudv but deeply for putting them 10 the coat OF rail-
way fare for selves and servants for couple CT On
| pad snort Private theatrcals may make things
all right with the women. but men win only be satisfied
with good sport and good dinners Some even gro~i IL
| they caunut get n good whist gamr Of billiards at
night In London II Is purely question OF refreshments
Al the thousand and parties going on At really
great houses the food always good except al luncheon
which Is regarded n mongre neal To me there Is an
| enormous difference between the frenchmans afe'ol~
! ana the Englshnan's luncheon. The former Is ne
lehtful repast always beginning In the season. with
,ers while the latter has to always the faint OF
ryehaaOy shudder to say So but AN convinced that
the cooks even OF Mayfair and Belravia do not mako
fresh for lunch hut ring In those left from
| yesterdays dinner. This may TO economy IN some
households but II Is shabbness In those endowed WIN
esoOoo a year need hardly say that mover accept
4 IN IN i
| nna M the club where there children ana no
raoha,ees side dshes but there IL no club In London
where Won can lunch you do in Partisan restaurant
| like BIgnons or the Cafe Angais
| London Is greatly disappointed with Nine Piorson
and the Vaudeville Company declaring that odette
| was vastly better played at tho Haymarkct by Nine
| Modcskn. Nine Person Is also too mnirony Tor her
mart in lie NAbob in hich Dupuis scored distinct sue
cess II is however far too hot for the theatre Just
now Yesterday 1t $50. Fahrenheit In the sh ade
We arc somewhat concerning The banquet to Mt
Henry Irving tho 4th OF July As only hye hundred
Of as can be present thousand wish to be.
and We who early Ia the neld ~ sieNarus coin
,eF S who are Ike ou ny their sowness joining
the movement We are niue ho r1o
highly paid ior never saae9 eGt iS Sc n lS
TrTrn.eniea lord chief Justice Coledge the chair
Ia for good speech nj least anu lne resi-
an INV soepesry Mr. Pnckes M old friend Of Mr. ry
ing is nearly maddened by fraLte applicans LOT uck
and ~siisiic "tocf are moving the whole fabric
OF society with potent beverage but IN vain ne reer
like the PERI Is LETT outside the gates OF fafalss ga moce
DIR htdhr. But the celebration viii be a nlg tninS
In the materof -pceehifying MI Irving who T. very
good ard ready speaker. took preliminary chntcr AT
| the Rabcais club Sunday lart: Tho kabeiaisnns
devo1rcd what you would IN NewYOrk call mean
dnnsr" thoughtit vers meal TO eat In honer
frrGes Ia sereiene oailles IN boht'aieane the
spseehes however were distinctly good ese9iay tn1sc
nude by Mr. Irving, MI saia ana MI Bret hAfe' "Ho
IA again 10 the fore Win Us.
hear that Ne James Russell Lowell. well-heloved
American Minister will unvcil bust OF Henry fiedlng
made tbs bust which WAL be placed In the shire Hal
among other somersetshire worthless al more or sss
America, such, Tor Instance, as Bake
aud Drake.
hear that the obsnacy OF the Lords In the matter Of
the Deceased Wes Sister hill has cauyod much wrhth In
celestial bos0ns. told that many Of the Peers OBJ
jected TO to town unless their expenses were paid
not be generally known in Derca thai there kind
OF Peers Benevolent fund-a sort of Benefit Society
The Prince of wales Is very siaunCh to The person.
whom he hSnor with hi: friendship lie T gad &c my
New Club, 0Bce the Falstah. once Eyanss OF savoy
memory.
The Gympasc Company has not drawn in London rs Il
deserved partly owing % TIC Ed ~ *. o 90
asperaie his subordnates Marals. the nrst youns
has been allowed TO ap pear oniy in thirdraie parts
Mdle. RtIane. who mng in Paris. made up IA yonns
hss maze IL pne 10 mnst st which en-
haoces that In each play abe takes the part o.
an ntgane and. batting tendency to oversot 10 very
successful.
After ALL tho United States have finished badly In tho
chess tournament. Zukertor! aud steintz, German
| and Bohemian roth glish by ADOPTION win the first
| and second przes while Blsekburne, Lancashire
lad" takes third Tschigortn seems likely to take
\ the fourth TO hussa aud then come tho Americans,
Mackenzie and Mason epsidcs with Roscn:h al and Eng
, lisch from France and Germany sellnau brilliant
player, poorly, and Mortimer figures pron
nenty In the This International Tournament u
the richest prizos held, the 1rst priz
being 81 500 $500, the second e1To the third 2lbo
and 90 ON.
ROW WhBSTER AIDED CHOATE.