New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
THE FOREIGN MAID.
GOSSIP ABOUT PERSONS AND THING
lrom lir. I.ate.,s Wo,ld, London, Decemb.r 2.

from Mr. Yates's World, London Decembsr2.
BROWNING IN NENlCE.-Mr. Robert brown
ioeion than S0 from " any "" desire Of his OWL
Tor at heart he is London lover : has
zoui Palace the Grand Canal from us owner an Aus
uao. Il is described by I!uskn IL The stones OF en-
reuaiss'ucc; Its warn marbles are magnhcoht. How
WiAe. tor Il. L.. much ~ he delights IN his acqls
tor lie - daily expected back 10 the snug simplicity
of arwlck Crescent.
"VoTE FOR PA"-Thc canvassng at Devon
Ion having been largely assisted by his two
daughters. Amongst other endoavors TO neu-
the poet OF the lcadns local newspaper on the other side
brought ont an amusing skit, having for refrain 10
vote lof pa HIS expectations were unhalp;y s"ainIed
by hi. foes who took up ne strain ana mdd9 u nr'
grays Haunting the conservative cooFS tnere "ioTs 'n
sympathetic cry, "NOte for pa do vote ior pa A
small hours OF WednesIa, 10 greet me TWO S rI
loudly chcered when. getting glimpse OF Mss rug
! pa. mss!"
TIE DAILY NEws.-Mr. J. r. Robinson, the
sagacious manager OF he DHlg NerS, mas been pre-
OF that paper, the whole of whom were present Whr
| the presentation made. and complimentary ad-
IL seems rs Father of the Cnapsl" Just aud liberal
treatment, the boon of an annual holiday practical sup
port to the mems sick fund, and studous anxiety to
secure good sanitary conditions during inc hours oi
labor We're enumerated win gratuHe aS oD o
Mr.. Robinson 1t is open secret that AFTER langush
for years. ana bringing llttc Dul pcCuhldIS
loss all VINO put money In 1t, The patty Neics took
turn under fresh set of propretors about seven
teen years ago, and that these new pr3priel0is nave
reaped enormous annual return on their capital ever
since. The responsible manager under whom ms re-
been Ny. j. r. Robinson, and the Elor Mr, FRANK II.
NIL me example SCI Po tmo P % pSonrctors
who believed 10 have multiplied the ca'i W P'l
into Thc Dqiy NcrS many times Thanks 10 good man
agomont and good fortune gold mine has been created
during the last seventeen years. ont OF what HAD htcn
fortune lad been sacrificed Mr. Robinsons Dmy Nc,cs
testimonial should not be from Its compositors alone
ELK IN SrYRr.-Princc Liechtenstcin. and
other great landowners IN Austria have resolved to
make an attempt TO rcsocK inc NlSi Isi'stS Oh Ili"
with cks The Prince has ordered vcll-known Ham
be turned ont in the forests on his estate. the Emperor
Francis Joseph, who ID an enthusiastic sportsman oil
,Sj -, pb.n,iI NV Cnmn lri, NJ ,rlin vino has in
troluccd from the TyrO Swhc lana on the
dorf.
From Mr. Lato,cbrre's Iri,l. Londoa, D,ccmD'r ,.
FEOUD SOMERSET. The late Duke was
one OF the able and original men OF his time lie
Tor Totues for moro than twenty years, AID was
always in Once under the Wings until 1866 when
he ceased to take an active part IN public Affairs aiicr
aud very ccont ana thogOu@hsOES rdicr al the navy
lie proved himself lne Duke W.T. an excellent prakrr
ana blessed with most inclsvc tongue lie was
profcssci the urost Sco1n for every sort
Of can't aai huHlbus. He dressed in a very
eccentric fashion. and might have ben taScn of an "l
very hAnshty man. and WAS -ainratcd WIN thr pro
verbal pride OF the >cyuours. Iuc DuEc long thc
ToryisIn was rampant in The Yves he certainly worked
hard and courIseOus.y ON the popular SIDE lic wa
btcr opponent OF lae tyrAuneS "i h.'H9p iH..po'''
and tho real defendant IN the famous libel CAS-" o
the Bishop OF Exeter Vs. Latmcr in which ia" piinU
was routed entirety 0Wh- 10 .He t''rC''Nt "i Wv
late sr Alexander CocSburn. who !rl Tor th' tet"n t
ana IN his mISistcral appointments he was Uc.dy Im-
partial few years ago The DuEe Published WORK en-
which eycted much attention, ~ which he subjected
the Acts of the Apostles and thr Famine Lr.ue' 20
he
capacity. and lie Will be rcmcmp-r'd for ma clear
and enlarged views, IA, d.sdau Of t-iyiItrs. hi, c'~uc
and witty spcecnr-, and. above ALL Tor biz utter con-
tempt OF canOr aud abaoc, from whatever quarter tAcJ
might come.
TIE PRINCES, CHRisTIAN.-PnnrcSS Chris
tiau Ia, been tid pp ior I'uth Pl>i and am 'i-i II
l. officially announced that her Hines, l. mot scup1..
yet nave good reason TO believe atit Is causing much
anxiety 10 the 'lreh Ie iIIuer,' ma n' '' '.' '.'
months. and she does not ,ccu 10 haze benz"
flied by Der VISIT TO Hamburg II is probable ii fn'c
ana iT cess yAfI'iI WI. 90 ."' "' 10
for cY months - soon a sh" Is able To 1N'" !f,P
Is Vtry sor-y Tor the Princess, who t'onc "i tao
popular aad kindly members Of the Royal family.
From L,r. London, D,e,mbe. ,.
THE POPE CATCHING LARKs.-ills Holiness
tho Pope. according to what one reads IN Tue H"~"i
Il not 10 De pcricd Of course that hcsuouc rAhi
love OF sport ~ mt esliml.o manner 'i ""c' ,ne
n ,r a hii r,thcr f,, G,a ui The n 'cr>.ary SKIN
Tor welding the ROD being absent the Pope clchc rs
In the Vatican gardens Is The sc~re lad he W'1"'
opcandi % ms tam l,rk- blinded with rel
hot needles, which improves the quality aud intensity
OF their note and concealed IA cage, amongst The
laurel ihickct- VIA lark, which, al n, season, vs.
inland are attracted by the uco y Of their fellows, ana
easily and ia numbers fan victims - i1r u'i' huI
snare, prepared tor them. lis sIil lis Holmes admin
i-tcrs the emp NJ Orrcs skuiy, aud Win great eu,io
by crushing their hells bctwccl thumb ani hDsrr An
well. The lark mikcth a dainty d.sl
ANOTHER SHIpTON.-Socicly at S. Peters
burg Is Just much occupied with the revival of a
very curious About three years ago there Wa
sfancc at the one RS Cub ln that cliN, AT
which the spirit "a LiuUu, departed general was called
M and prophc.ie other things that there Woud
lac W. la II
leading part. A. the ghost Of the deceased warrior
mentioned amongst the names ot olhccr' VINO WOMB
greatly distinguish themselves IN Tie WAL those 81 some
men VINO did figure Ia the army lit, tho dhir
was looked upon joke and nothing m0ic was
thought & IT. Bdt. by strange coincidence, amongst
recent appointments to the rank OF commissioned "i
ncers very appear which the spirit had fore
told the being Of no family, VINO nave risen
from the ranks A. tncre Is 10 country III the "oi.n
sup.rstiOn l. carried to -uch an extent rs IN
Russia the incident has caused quito sensation II
would be very strange II AT the commencement OF thr
year ls-G should see Russia drawn INTO war win
Austria as a result the struggle between SccVia ana
| bulgaria.
. MR. AITREN on TEMPERdNCE.