New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-19
GOSSIP From THE OLD UORLD.


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BOlHER THE LETTERS You W Kl1E IN THE
sPEI>d Mr.. KuNhin certainly cannot b. accused OF
treatlg respondent, very sracously
lie has written To Inform them mat he must dec me cor
responlcnce the sprus he prefers spending such
MS desk. II O,r a. these "freuds aud CORE
spanIcnto." >,ould by AL means allow nm To ENJOY
par his declining corrrspo denc" IN ino srng 'u
allow him 10 take the same conrs- IN the simnrr
sucn "Ilustr;ous" cg,us they cannot expect To be
pIed wheu they Receive an occasional dls"-re'able
suub
HOSPITALITY REMEMBERED.-I am sorry to
hear tat Mr., ; l.. NJ b,ri,w. OF y w-York. is -eri
pieas4atest open wal deIing Britons in the New
Word.
As TO SLEEvEs.-Miss Cleveland objects to
shouldcrs,rap sleeves. -ne always oriers genuine
wou THINK OF the con rivances Ia pius belle feoae de
Idris Madame Gauth~ieau. Ia MAKE believe that she
scevressi Ihis "nor ne IrOnt ana DrcA quarters
of her low 0aisei boIi we're inrs held Oh by a
Tiny gold chain. serving The purpose a" shoulder strap
s.eevelcs,nes- is Miss c. thinks, downright inmod"SL
In the course OF the ru>lniIn chat abCut the e
stanton CORES pondruce. winch was allowed to hear
last night. the question whether the sqnare,cnt mex
discussed and a verdict OF " It X" Wa returned ~
see the la,ter "carrle. the eye all round whereas"
must proclaim That passed at Eieusis on THIS
grave matter
BROWNING AND LoLIIPOPs-I cannot quite
maze whether the GIrton gl Is md spend Is I'd III
me AcodsbtV say that i,ey did The GrOn nave
RESPONDED hy "A resolution that Inc Acddemy shall no
longer tai in their Library, anu tc principal OF
tie cOlle.e has advised the cir Mo informed me
AcddeDy the expenditure sweets mat sac had BET
ter not come back wh~f' she down AT Easter All
hs however. does not solve The question. Are we To
uudt thai the not bought OF That Tie
glrs are ashamed ~ having bought them that ihcy
wish to revenge themeei the newsp per which
published his very important fact, ana on the coieEl'u
from whom It derived IT. information Personally
regard 1t as sensible IN spend -. Zi OH >Wer'S
than IN Browning soc ely, for never have been abe
to understand what profit or pleasure derived from
heing u member of o. these societies, Whllat the
pleasure OF consuming ullipOps is real one
The NORFOLK FCNERAL.-lt is long since
there been more nlilccnt am solemn ceremony
the DuwiEer Duchess of Norfolk. o.
arrival or the coffin Al Arundel iAst week con-
from the station the Roman Catholic ChurcI
win much state. The procc-sOG, with the collin
cred by sumptuous poll Of black and gold the num"r
surplIccs chanting funeral hymns, the c"rOEet the
quaint aud spend d escucheOn the torches, and the
long Train of mOurnrrs. made aItog th"r such pie
turrsque sight often IN England. and II
created profound I'M preston among the crowds VINO
witnessed Ihe churt holly drapCd III BLACK,
which in accordance win the old cns'un. IL 10 he dis
ributed among poor OF the town, ana there were
four watchers by The colin day night, with numer
GUS candles If immense constantly burning. YES
pers dead the arrival OF the collin,
and their was requiem mass next day.