New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

time past that the BLACK Prince naS Boho "i"bs.
few years ago he enjoyed his $4,000 year Ike
country gentleman his estate near Thetbrd on the
border of Norfolk and Suffolk One OF the best shots In
this country he preserved pheasants on an immense
scae and placed pride In giving big shoots TO the
Prince of Wales and other Royal and Distinguished
including those very crack shots LORD de
Grey the son Of the Marquis OF Ripon. and LORD walls
inrham The bags made on these grand occasions were
enormous but however much game was killed the
Maharaah never gave feather 10 anybody They were
asked to shoot but to carry of the game, and tho
rule OF sending everything to the pouterer for sale was
SO strictly carried that whom the Prince OF wales
once said should like pheasants he was accom-
modated with thirty brace, which were duly charged 70
him and paid for This awkward fact for the pho-
Indians who always talking about native gentle
men,"
AS the Maharajah gradually became hard up the grand
shoots discontinued and be went into business as
purveyor pheasants eggs which he sold by the tho
and This industry however. and the reduction OF MS
establishment did not enable him to keep his head ABOVE
water for there other which pulled MIN
under On the first night OF new play ut any fashioh-
able theatre may be lady very pretty and very
beautifully dressed She Is generally In the same po1
with or In the stalls ut the side Of Miss Leighton ene
is called Mrs. MarD. corruption OF Msharanee' Inc
Maharaah also specuates the Turf and plays heav-
lily at baeearat prevalent vice among the Initiated just
nov.
and Chunda Koor the favorte wife OF his old age VINO
brought his empire to ruin has to grief at last
We English thought had done well by the Young man
in giving him s25 900 year and BRINGING him up as MI
English squire Blu t blood will tell His motner'
Chunda Koor adventurous spirit and played tpc
devil to some tune In her time Poor OLD womani ~
was IN awful change tor her after being rening suana
of the ost powerful prince India 10 sink into an ODD
scure old age In Kensington. She had been beau ii
and had swayed the destnies OF Northwestern nuns
finally swaying them over and when she died nooodypu'
those interested in the great Presidency Oh Benga Se"
who she WAS whence she came or what she hau ooci
This Messana OF the Punab died Anew ago ana had
1.-THE N tve her son beyond few jewels. These are
now distributed like the OF Runeets treasury Inc
Koh- Moor the largest diamond OF pure water In the
world, remains the property OF the English Crown
The collapae of the Teck household and the selling Oh
OF the poor Princess Marys pots aud pans ana other
household stuff has produced large expression OF SYM
pathy The Princess with her ample not to say opuieh1
figure, Is greatly beloved, snd was q few years ago
called the sQueen of the Jmgoes" The Duke Of feek,
her husband Is not by any unpopular ana woud
no likd very much IL he did tell long dull stories
This was mania with Prince Consort and greatly
ohected 10 BY NY impatient countrymen. what worse
than all Teek's stories, like Prince A6errs generally
contain moral and arc therefore loathed VILE
loahing like OF Americana for the story OF George
washington and the tree. Nothing Is hated here rs
Tho Theosophists have started n London Lodge and
gave soiree a nights The leading spirits seem
10 be Mr. A. T. sinnett the author OF The Occult World
and Esoteric Buddhism" and Mrs. Kingsford both
fonds gather of the Colonel IT, s. Olcoti, some time
OF New-York ran the sect there TIL be went 70
India
r,,snot good time for running anything NJ spiritual
ktnd IN AZ now We quite tired OF Irving Bishop the
so-caed thought reader" whom We think Simply
vulgar bore such persons are always common peope,
but rarely so unpeasant living Bishop who has Just
published brochure in imitation Of arim bnt contain
in1 an attacR on Labouchere. THIS dodge hke
ali the man Bishops tricks. IA stale when hrst prsc-
Used 1t hear great hIi Tue late MI buhn: lessee
EnsIish operas. including Bates bohemian orr and
the Daaghter OF q MARX N zoe usSt ., a
lets, such ~
-whe, hollow hearts shall wear mnsk.
rTwouId break your own 90 So"
hut his average was not than that OF italian
lIbrettist Punch, however. made butt OF him and
amer xs Of s IN an 1a
hour for Punch Mr.. Bum bought At okstal vol,
II with few uemorands 10 u then young dranghtsnan
ana writer since known George Augustus sala This
oss STd and and snt 81
seekhead aud ThickheAd and drew Mr. Lemon as pot
Scntemans life had been passed lie s.o slated his
miserable poems very effectively Punch Dropped MT,
Bum after thls Bat there u Nora OcVNee] 'i Gal"
and Irving Bkhop.
We mourn A. sincerely preparations for Gcodwood
and the will permit the death OF two popular iav-
great personsl STRENGTH endurance aud courage are
fully appreciAed and the regrt TINT 40 fine fellow
should have thrown his life away Is general and pro-
found We nlso for Cete sayO, VINO made great
friends while he la this ooaDtry Last year
Probably certain simplicity viii III won Us over
but the Fac. remains all who and talked with
HIM for any length Of time liked him. His assumption
Of dignity was little drou but so Is that OF German
prineolei his ROugeet-Nolr Hlghness the Primo" OF
Monaco and Monte-tarlo. Poor Cetewayo was very
low-spirtsd ut having children. He had married
sfe wife but died without issue, his socaed ch
dren being only adopted
Pity the hard case Of great English landowner! Mr..
Chaplin the owner OF Brcadalbane and Bro0melAw, and
subsequently, OF that far better animal Hermit IL now
said 10 draw his chief from tie latter SIR.
haphn's broad acres Lincolnshire, rnd there Ia
thiug called shire custom which entities the
tenant 20 payment for nexhaustihe improF rlnent.
When the farmers time since Insisted on having
their rcpts reduced, Mr. Chaplin found himseu In olc
stick II he reduced the renis very much ne would DC
left very little surplus The interest on mortgages
ana other charges the estate IT, on tho other hand
he refused anything the farmers would leave their
farns demand their TENANT night compensation and ram
him on the spot the land H. according To our pro
posferous custom entied. he could not borrow enough
10 Hermit 10 pay his way duty which the Derby win
ncr OF 1867 does Handsomely.
The two great garden parties OF Monday at MARI
borough II, use and Wednesday at Holland House, to-
getber with evening party NJ Marlborough House
YESTERDAY have brought the s0oaed season To close,
and the realty pleasant life OF this country Will
menco on Tuesday at Goodwood.
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