New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16

writer's and accomplished Journalistic In London else
where. So far sheer knowledge, experience and
ability were concerned there nobody olso in the
race But prophets Of Pan Mall Ike the people
who back the best horse In race. always th3 wrong
one. As pointed out Last week. Mr. Walter and his
son interfere in that no editor 81 established
reputation would endure. That MI E.cott - able
editor is proved by his brilliant 7uccos wish The Fort
nighny Repiev. Ho has enormously improved and
increased the circulation OF hi9 magslne Mr. Escot.
IA n member Of the Garric Cub and presented ~
SIR henry Irviug, before he went 20 America With
magnificent stained ylas5 window Mr. itV;ng himself
has just been elected the Reform C'Ia, rom which
Mr. ODwyer. tho "OIIallosan " Of Mr. James Payn,
has Just been elected.
There IS much talk ever about tho gaoaE, Garter
and Lord sydney. Lord l., whose dinners are oele-
brated and who the first man "a Introduce the iref
pte OF cucumber Ia the place o. slices Of th1t Vegetable
with boiled salmon said - Il FToF1s 81 az tas fuss
over decoration: value ny own cori1 hcV IA moro
th,n the Carter
This noblcman IS extremely witty ami aiiy "a bis 20
marks the evident r. suit OF French fa.iln.. lie has
horror OF the prim Brton whose ideas ard cDguH.aOn
never 20 beyond certain pace. 7 vas s2eacng %
him tho other day OF IA inspacmbly ld)tie OF tb,
kind, whose lneid drhwl aud cultural r-' rolled Far
down the throat IN Initiation 81 the German ec"ent Of
the Royal Family, are c1a,pega,ing 20 tho listener.
Yes said Lord l., he lisa christine indeed IN
whom there il no guile. wondo: nc d93 not Tyre, no
puts so much Std0n."
The House OF Commo9sis very glad ID gc: ar caro-
sevell Read back again. 10 VIII he re. octd that ho
WAS scandalousy Ill treated 10y his parry, the Con-
servatiyes when las' IN mower. Mr. Read, who is an
excellent practical authority upon agriculture APP
pointed in Is7I White representing South Norfolk In tho
House Of Commons. Parliamentary Secretary TO tho
Local Government Board, post FOR which he 10 per-
tectly fitted when the foreign cattle imp1tsd into
is country alive from the Continent began to sprrad
disease through England. Mr. Read Insisted on rgd pre-
cautonary being taken Tho Duke OF Rich
mond, who has BEEN perhaps litte spteful,y, de-
scribed As uniting the soul ofG military martne; with
the keenness of country attorney opposed hts sIhod
Obsnatcly that the latter fet called Upon 70
resign his POST To tho eternal dsgrgce ~ the Tory
Government they accepted his resignation ana then
adopted his policy. Strangely enough he s2aIn suffered
severely In pocket by the loss superb ock OF
consequence OF that very laxty Of administration which
he had endeav0red 20 correct Finally. at tie general
election $780, lost his scat for south Norfolk by
vote. Sir Robert Buxton and Mr.. Il. GUyl0n polling
spectively 2.9l7 and 2.006. while Mr.. Read po!od
1905. Mr. Read ia well known in the United states,
having gone there q Commission Of pq,iry tho
condition Of agriculture accompanied by Mr., Pe tho
present Member for South Leco stersbire.
There Is kind Of attempt TO make mashed and
tune balls fashionable. The peasant bazaar con-
cluicd Ivy dance In the Albert Hall aud tho Boiling
broke Ball has Just come OF. There Is to he @ smar.
Din the English senseD affair Tuesday next ~ what "a
facetloIsy called the White Elephant Club, and has
been .ivcy old and new Evas, the t8 l-ian N
aud the New Club.
Mrs. MOncrie1 whose husband wa Killed az tho ont
break of the soudan affair IL wh ow whose has
cited great sympathy account OF her talent and
beauty app ehend than because she has O- her has
band The Queen has given her apartment, Hampton
Court Palace she has been sOttei pension Of alO0a
year. as much 200 has been collected hcr Ard
Il -
Mr. Hnllah is lust dead tho composer OF tile music 70
Kingeeys three Fishers" Enylous opposition pro-
fesSors accustomed 10 denounco h- method Of
teaching singing as tho Hu!lah-baoO s,s,enI. "
have on my table Captain Buton's loHs expoctci
BOOK OF tho Sword" Captain BlrtO IL the famous
n.nist and traveller who went 10 Mecca and Medina
as hakim or Egyptian doctor Another book which
promises amusement has tho title u Fortunes
which have been made III business"
The assertion that the Duke OF Richmond sald thatt
Miss Finuey became Lady Garmoyo she rOgld not 3s
received at Court Is not only untrue but rdous. Tho
Duke who has filled yarious high offices. Knows AL hont
such things and would never talk downright nonsriso
Of that kind Had Miss Finncy became Lady Garinoyo
.he must have been received, Miss Bmnon COunlc,.
OF Craven was received, as Miss tgren. Counties Ut
ceived Marta Fooe, Countess Of Harrington. was no.
received because she had mnde herself notorious by
ing the banker Fantlersy the last WIS HANGED
for forgery, and by other adventures. The " Is severe
Int ia not varied caprlciously by tha U,erolgn.
woman If size were only milknad, ranks with her hus
and there Is nothing against her previous character
only one application of the rule seeIs harsh and tia.
i. Iat mo- d ocrd woman VIII he received ~ Court. ~
does not iuaer whether she divorced her husband
S wo1es and sr has never been 1aiSSI by The %
The failure OF the great savoy marriage has set poo
pie thinking over the names Of the ACTRESSES who h,o
married into the Engl-h Pcerage and BnIon"L'". Tho
first one of Miss Fenton h"nsye 'r original
Polly Pe0c'tun, IN Gas }eggaFs Opera Nr'n 1t Wa,
produced hy aud said Ia nave in'ns lcl Gay abd
Gay Rich. Miss FenIon brcape bnche;S q bottom
dukedon now either dormant Oh eAunrt lm cane 40
marriage OF Mss F,rrtn To the twelfth Er Of Derby
THIS Lady was not, as j. comnoniy supp'-'i ~" Inee,
children iy of whom, daughter, grew ny ana go,
@a a Ear Of ' w!t"n the H Wicked EaF s he wss
called The present Earl who Nas called Ia sr tp~r
House during the ntime OF his father, Is therefore tho
grandson OF Miss Farrcn and Slrltslg"ison %
trunnen irish "a othec;Gry VINO became stroihnS
Dinner on the eve of tho great licr d9ij row it'n
up by Lord Iosebery VIA very proud Of lbs mnh"r M
Sir Thomas Lawrence the head 0f Tie trnd tcie.
81 that rs the guests filed ~ Ia Oh" Derry DnWT they
DERBY, appear, IN walking dress carrying avery !aIg3
mutt The picture ha- been engraved tWico ~ hast
Harriet rouonn ec,i iIayutl Mellon Also Ir,,h origin
Miss Mellon great bcanty aud WAS pnt forward by
AZ . ~ counter attraction
The iuAcs" styled tile well-.ttatlsei heaulr-,
Miss De Camp Airs Crouch. Miss FarIen n'l The rest
An OF these LAUGHED and snVerrd and rngurri At i"s
Wild Irish girl, b, Sheridan pointed. not lhtle mali
eionsly 70 er sgpcrb Irisn complexion and ma,rn!
the famous banker. Mr.. Thomas C"ntts. whose three
erc her greatest friends When Mr. Coults died he left
her the Whole his immense fortune To distribute "a sire
pleased. she behaved perfectly under tnIs severe TRIAL,
rpsnrvng herse not nearly 20 mcl ~ she MAS falfy
ented to. Then she married the Duke 0i st Adams
desc. l,ant Of Nell Gwynnr and King Charles tho
sccoud, AXE the Duke Of Grafton Neither ~ Ms
Coutts Duchess OF st. Adams did Ilarri0t Mellon
have any children. At her death she kH Tie whO.' ~
her fortune to Miss Angela. now the Baroness
Bnrtrtt Coutts- married To Mr. Ashnead Bartlett Bur
dett -Coutts All excellent gentleman, pop"ET both IN
ondou and Liucoushlre, whore he h.l" mag ilncent
stable Of hunters Holly Lodge, Hshraie one 81 their
.ld.Dces the OF tho famous garden parties The
n. originally bought by Mr. COufts FOR HIS vile Iiar-
rII Mellon, Of whom there are many hn~ portraits IN
their town luus.i Ina PlcosdpIy that rom which the
father Sir Frncs bur'!stt war TAKEN 10 TIE
rurr Vln nrrlrs- Mrs Eceiitt arriri fret gentle
man al fortune and long after hS dcsth sir illsln
Iujy but left In pOUT circumstance by both hus-
Jan In.
Three other ltYcs ~ the stage wbb attained equal
,u.rly eaunl rank havo hal the "1yih e., ~ kFuviux
Mat!k FOs,tr al