New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-10
THE WORLD Of LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED By N,
EDMUND YATES.
THE GALLERY CLUBS REcEPrIoN-rwELyrH NI0Ry
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LONDON, jan e-socety seemed to enjoy ftssA
thoroughly on Sunday evening Mr.. Alec Msrshs sing
Ing, sgncr BsAcciss playing tho Constsbes. tho -
tys, the zosnys. and shove al. tho Hogsrth not d
tho catalogue, attracted largo audience to tho seco
reeting OF the Osllory Club Tho proceedings ven
possibly somewhat vsrsolenn; but Lord Onslow W
tbere. resting after his speoch It Taunton and pc
pairing for peooh It Rddsrminstsr Lords AleestsA
Hay and 0rey do Wilton appeared 10 appreciate eaust
~ tho merits Of the music md tho pictures Mr. Hu6a.
n p with arm In cling brought Lord sandhurst with
him to tho Grosvenor: Sir James Ferguson ws ST.
cmnly conducted TO inspect tho unique specimen q
Hogartlau humor not to b exhibited; Mr. Hsrssee
Prssd, Mr.. Henry Manners, Mr. II. Stuart Mr. Herbets
Gardner. Mr.. Stuart wCrtlsy and Mr.. Hamilton 40
wore al present
sPARRINa AND sPTkrruALIsM
Peers, politicians and sportsmon Of . moro ksttvU
turn Of mind mustered In force ct tho popular PoeaA
Club. whore series Of exciting spasrnG matches. fol-
lowed BY . spirtuastto seanco and frugal supper.
afforded much amusement to Lords Tsrbst. MsndevillA
Churstou and Wailscourt, Sir W. q. Cumming. on -
tho West indies this week and representative gsths
Ing OF tho rising gonofat(n 'esH Hr
Lady Londondrrry's fancy dress ball for ohildren
Q. tho vicerega Lodge, on Twelfth Night. . GroA
success. History hero unfoldod her pictured pages
Chvalry was revived, and tho drama had some Of ID
most celebrated scenes and actors impeyonated 10
young -Roeot. Young Lord Csstlereash wItched IL
world with his uniform of tho zetland Hunt His SIC
tor, Lady Helena was . prim, precise and pretts
"Portia" Young Master Currey was tho trumpetaa
Of his fathors corps, the Royal Irish Dragon Guard
Tho Misses watorS appropriately took TO tho sea =
Normandy hsh-grls. and Normandy would proudly
have claimed them for natives Lady Raohel was mo-
weeping for tho bereavement of hor be autul children
Lady Headfort nothing much fairer than her owr
Lady Beatrice Ia Van Dyke Among the elders pres
ont Dowager Lady Shrewsbury. Lord and Lady
Headfort Lady Vaudeville, Prince and Princess Ed
ward Of SAKE weimar, Mr. Balfour. Lord Clonmel ans
Lord and Lady Ashbourne.
EMPEKon WILLIAM AND THE COURT PARTY.
Emperor william has by no means separated him
self from the party. the Esrn members OF which
are so much opposed to Prince Bismarck in spite q
his having thrown over Count Perponcher, who OF
fcnded tho Chancellor during the Cars visit.
HOW HAS THE MIGHTY FALLEN.
NJ Grevy troubled by only fourteen visitors or
New Years Day On tho same anniversary last yea
he had to receive nearly eight thousand
A DISTURBANCES AT IINCOLNs INN.
Mr. Osborne MOI cams proposal to invite Sir George
TreveIysn bis guest next Grand Day appears to
clsves Of the Masters Of the Bench of Lncolns Inn
Lord Grlnth"rpe boldly challenged a division Lord
Justice Co supported the amendment. but tho in
vltation finally resolved upon with only three dis
sentients
ONLY $75 YARD.
Mr. Leopold do Rothschld has been redecoratng and
rearrangIng his cottage at Ascot. The crimson and
gold draperes for his drawing cost only fifteen
guneas yard
Some weels ago recorded the fact that fine bust
Of the late Principal Tuloch had been placed in tho
hall at BalmOral. 1t was executed by Mr. Hutchinson
r. g. A. The Queen has beeD much pleased with
1t that she has commissioned Mr. Hutchinson to
execute marble bust of the late Dr. Norman Mac
LeOd, which Is also destined for the hall of Balmor
LORD DALHOUsIE's ESTATE.
Mr. Charles Ramsay, brother of the late Lord Dali
housie has been residing during tho last week Pan
mure House, the family seat Carnonste. Mr. Ram
says visit TO FOrashrp Is connected with the future
management OF tho Panmure settled estates In thai
county,
STILL STRIKING AT THE CAPITALISTS.
Mr.. r. Cunningham Graham, the hero of Trafalgar
Square. does not know apparently, when to rest om
his labOrs In behalf of tho people His very latest
praon is to- initiate tho Irish and put down hunting
in England and Scotland. no thinks that the suIcst
way to get at the capitastic classes is by stopping
their amusemens. Poor man. he knows not what he
would do To stop hunting would mean the throwing
idle Of thousands Of sober and Industrious people who
their living groOms, Sadders farriers and la
borers farms Wore hunting to be put at an end
1t would mean tho withdrawal Of millions of money
which are annually expended on the keep and caro- Of
horses. Mr. Cunningham Graham will probably some
fine day DO reminded Of these facts. and theu. prob
ably, the sympathy Of DR. Tanner. with whom he has
been corresponding will console him for the loss Of
his scat Tho people are fond Of sport and will
nOt vote for man w no mt do hum
woRKIxGuEN's CLUBS IN LONDON.
What, wonder, arc the roal facts about working
mons political clubs Dr. Alfred Carpenter declares
In letter to Tho Times" that they bells which
check the progress Of movement which had its roots
In tho Liberal ranks and Conserv ative ad-
Iuncts Mr. Henry Labouchere, the othe, hand.
Truth" that nine tonths Of the clubs arc
Radical institutions SO IL Is easy to understand tho
Outcry raised against them by peers parsons. pub
licans and policemen These two Gladstonlans may
be left to settle the question best they but
a rule fancy that the political club for workingmen
is now place whore nothing Is ever heard about
politics except whom an election is going on. Pro-
fessOna politicians and party hacks, who are always
fussing about to labor under tho deusion that
workingmen constantly muddlIng themselves with
discussions on public affairs, whereas they arc wholly
engrossed by their own avocations and amusemcnts
1t only during tho few weeks of political crisis thai
they take any keen interest in such matters.
DisBE, EVER IN RAILWAYS
Mr.. Ruskin will doubtless be Interested to learn that
Miss Tasker. who died at hcr residence Middleton Hail.
in Essex, on Tuesday, was To tho end persistent
disbelever In railways She never entered railway
Carriage, but always travelled In her coach. fol-
lowing tho old fashioned method when undertaking q
long Journey OF Ing her horses changed tho road
side inns. Another and amiabo popularity OF Miss
Taskers was giving checks for very largo amounts.
Her fame In this respect reached Rome and the Pops
twonty years ago conferred upon her tho tito Of
Countess Of tho Holy Roman Empire. In recognition
of her generous contributions to tho Church
MADAME PATTI NEGLECT D.
1t only natu al that tho papers should write about
Madame Patti whorcvor sho sings. but they do 80
whether she sings not. Tho French papers arc
full Of cha because hor departure from Paris tho
railway employees took notice of her. Sho had to