New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

Ning dangerously ill., neglected. and alone IN Lohuon
lodging" She writes to The papers 20 S"1 b ber huS
hand is not we'll he is neither neglected nor alone !,
but living with her and his private physlclah ~ ~ h
beautiful and romantic home at the very hc'u Vi '"
Adriatic.'
A considerable stir has been caused at Magnolia
Mass. by the advent OF Sir Julian and Lady faunce
fote II is not easy for the quiet people az Magnolia
TO entertain and the thought that dinner paiue shouu
be given in honor Of the English Ambassador mas
been frghtful to them Many would DC "llils !"
call and ask Lady PauncefOe and her pretty uaeh'er
Sybil to afternoon tea, but such an III Nauoh' Aei
cans are beginning realize. is no invitation at an
Tea is matter of course with the EngI 81 III inc
afternoon and any social attention offered 10 sasers
should be of more formal claracr: my nm,
totes will be thrown for their ENTERTAINMENT uP'I
the moro fashionable cOttagers OF Hahchcs'cr aiiv
Beverly Farms. Already there mas Dcfn ~ S b,yc
snch large fish I'm the social waters Of the North
shore Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Longfeow are th Hr nedT
neighbors Of the PaunceiOtes, and they nav uono "
in their power to make their stay here pea'ah"
The King Of Sweden Is reported recently to nave
remarked am truly sorry not to be apie 10 sp ma
half day incOgnito with Prince Hsmarch al fHei
rchsruhc. Persons whom ct en- ana No. ~ ~ ~,
do Prince Bismarck become dHu'y uVa nar+ ~ ~
heart when they step aside from the greater part ."
mankind
The Emperor of Germany has issued new reGuia
tons by which officers are forbidden 70 ride any h'se
at races but those that their own property or '
OF brother officers. lie has also sms,el tIa ~
sen schlI Licbenau for not 'avlnS ahnIIc' 49,, a.
deputltlon Of worimen to the presence during uo
recent visit 70 Koniesb r..
The ex Empress Eugene has presented a tonchinS
gift to the Empress Frederick. 1t is a gold mfdaH
ion OF great artistic beauty, bearing her Goa. oi-arm
as Countess OF MontijO richly set with tufqu0sG''
rubics and emcIads IL contains a lock OF inc
giNer's har.
Not the least acceptable Of many hca tfclt con
gratulations to Cardinal Manning on his silver
jubilee" those Of the Super ors Sisters. and the
old men, and young children who ar III
mates Of Nazareth House Hammersm.th. Thy pr
scented t. him" the father OF thr poor"-a beautiful
Illuminated address. on b a.iug that the oil OPT
wer. in attendance at the CarIi al, hous, th'
venerable prcate observed " Ih must moi hay
the t.ouhc Of coming upstairs will down L tn m
They are Old. | am Young The Cardinal cav a
book and picture TO poor armies x. ~ an lihiJ
Of Nazareth Housewife had writer him lett y
with the pen In her mouth. and sent his special
1t the privilege Of the late Lady Ely 10 be
on terms Of equal intimacy with the Queen OF Eng
land and the cx Empress o. the French. Lady Ely
was the only stranger present in the Emprc,ss bed
chamber when the Prince Imperial was born, and in
a letter written from the Tuilerles in March, 1870,
We are told that /" the Emperor. who never leit his
wifcs room, had worked himself ND into such ner
cried and sobbcd without ceasing. and when the child
was born he was 50 overpoWerd with Joy that hr
rushed into the next room and embraced he first iOur
or five persons that be met. Then, IccO..clh- u4
hi, behavior neither sccmly nor dlguied. ne eN-
claimed, 'Jc ne peuX pas vous embrasser t'u'''