New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
ROUND ABOUT EUROPE.
LoNDoN's CAUSE GAMBETrAs CHEF
END OF THE LION SEEMoN.

| I.ONDON'S CAUSE CELEBNE 'NMHi+l IL : '"''
END OF THE LION SERMON.
Flceced a Royal Prince.-London is on the eve
Of a great sensation in the form OF a blackmail-
| ing case in which a woman figures as the principal
culprit Of gang to which several persons
we'll known in English society are ALLEGED
to belong. The revelations promised ny ,n e
nr 9ssi ars s chiscter Hmons the TSms
foreign prime OF ne bo D.i, WHO -, M, M
Conscrvative Members Of Parliament for London
has been heeccd out OF $-o".
Mr. Herbert's successor-william Edward Gosch-
en- the newly appointed First Secretary Of the
British Embassy a. Washington. Is younger
brother OF the statesman who held the post 81
Chancellor OF the Exchequer IN thr last Admins
tration OF Lord Salisbury Like his predecessor at
Washington Michael Herbert, Mr. Goschen Is mar
ried to American woman ~" j. "rhl, ms
fortune being derived from the w"l-known banking
firm of fruhling n ,'os'hei whl'h ,
principal Egyptian Government loan ~ u ABOUT
forty-ivc years Of ace. ana has served in 'I'h ~
| Madrid Consiantlnopic. South America Pekln ana
Copenhagen
Horace Helyar Dead.-Horace IIelyar who sp"nt
90 many years at Washington as secretary Of IN"
British Legation. acting occasionally rs charge
d Anaires has Just died at his place Poker Court
In Sornersctshrc. whore he was staying on l"aNe
Of absence from his post at Mnnich'
Lady Brooke 10 Become a Count"ss.-W Warwick
Castle with It's park Of cedar trees planted by the
Crusaders on their return from the Holy Land. j.
abouf 10 BASS into the hands 81 Lord and Lady
Urooke the father Of Lord Brooke being on his
deathbed. The Earl Of Warwick has not leit MS
room for three months. ana ihf"e trhlh"l nurses
have De. constant Attendance upon MIN ''ir
of the Earl's daughters Lady Eva Gr~yiiIc. is the
new lady-in-waiiing TO the Duchess oil YORK.
Gambettas Famous Chef-Tromp~tte. Gambetia's
celebrated cook has Just died AT The age of soy
entv-one ut Arianncs Tours The famous
statesman who was fond OF good table priced
him highly and while Trompctte was In his ser
vice. Gambctta's breakfasts and dinners enjoyed
the reputation Of being nearer perfection than any
one olses in Paris. Tronpette remained with Gam
hrtta until The latter's death. having previously
been in the service of III" ljuc Aumale. AZ chan
tilly After following the eN-Dic'hior to the grave.
he hung up his cap and apron and retired 10 his
native. village. whore he spent the rest az his days
amassed and proud Of the part which h. BY means
of his culinary achievements had played In the
political and administrative successes or GdfnDctd.
End Of the Lion Sermon'-Among the many
ouaint customs which gradually disappearing
is the so-called Lion Sermon" which. after having
been annually preached in the Church Of St Cath
arine in the city Of London. for nearly three
turies has Just been abolished. II owes It's origin
,o an adventure which bcfcll medieval Lord
Mayor Of London. Sir Richard Guycr. According
Ia the legend being attacked bN hon while ne
was travelling with caravan in Arabic. h. fell
unon his knees and vowed To devote nis lie To
charity If spared from the Hons Jaws. The animal
&c stated to have thercupOn turned tail: and in
pursuance Of the thus made. the Lion Ser
mon" has been regularly preached since. The
Ti,nd bedueathed by Sir Richard for IN" purpose
viii in future be devoted to other charitable