The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
MIR. LORD AND Ills BRIDE.
orTETly PASSING THE HONEYMOON IN
HER HOME IN THIS CITY.
ns,. OF the scenes About the Fourteenth
, street Wesideuce-The Lord Fami'y's Ver-
s,on OF the Octoscrnrinn's Freaks -Ru~ors
of b,s settling a9O, 900 Year ON tho wife.

nf
stree, uesideuce-The Lord Famiiy's ver-
s,on OF the Octoscnnrinn's Freaks ku@or'
Of his settling $4,000 Year ON tho ""e'
There IN little doubt that Mr.. Thomas
tort s,d Mira Thomas Lord nee Hicks, aro
,,sai,y their HONEYMOON at tho brides resi-
sa,co In this civ For several DAYS there have
80, anuoaranccs about the house-iO West
Fourteenth street-that point irrcsistibly 70
,uch n conclusion. While the front of the build
Inc bas bccn carefully closed to the public. the
rear I'M, been alive with hustle and confusion.
The largo back room on the third floor. former y,
B occupied oy m"ria' MUS hiehs "ai'hk ui"'u'
has boen converted into gcn'lemans bod
room. paintings have bccn hung on tho walls
nv nav tenant. Within the past three weeks
,.' 10" ,",," ,',s ,,,s Wv. ,nt",,5 locoro,ed
he entire house has been painted, decvra'eu
s Oa anm Mas ,'oAs mr mas "v,S "n Mondov On the
hustle in the house. % and gentleman and lady
dined alone IN inc pacS parIor on 'nc srIunu ,,,S
ooor Since that tune the rear rooms wn'ch
night ana have given every indication OF being
Inhabited. Last night the large back room on
A. ui.L., ha,,,,,. ,,,, H., a., L,l,,, o,c,,
"ts' ~ no "ouuV'i va Nio "''' WV" '''"'
ccpton Of the hall The blinds had always boon
opcn, anu 'he curtains urawn' wl,ie lUr 'l'1 ias'
few days both blinds and curtains have been
down A gentleman who has been cons nspicuous
4, Nv y,rl sociatv for inward of forty venrs
III NV" i''N So''' nV' "p""i" -. 'oiy ''"''
doubt in my mind that the widow has old Mr..
=, I,l,, a., s,,, o,1 so,,1 In L,. h,,,a,
-" ~" w '"'0 ~ oVu"u =" iei "V"so ,
Nh, th,v conla bo on, of the ci,v
rntly % the fact that Mrs. Hicks Is
~ we'll known as any woman in tho country,
lhc eStrqoriinsry app.arance OF her, husband
Iwiy unaccompanied by any Of his servants
tihop.h he is 80 Old and feeble that it relgires
u Is IS too much Of diplomat to expose her.
sef 20 r,0ark by dragging an aged and inlrm
WI remain in the cty with him. sha would
sa Sn err 9pst9ne1s somN ia, and If che did it would
Mr. George De Forest Lord said yesterday to
yhich would like to have the Public st rinht
1 has been said thatth family had not contem-
plated auplylng for a commission in lunacy
pot have in view any Immediate steps
scssS @ n and desired 'es to- avoid o sandal eD ' The
acc's.ity, for some restraining measures how
ever, had long been plain. and II WAS only a
u attend 10 his business for some tm" but The
sns R@ rom nseEnE dS nasnnes T"'nS s hag h%
Wou.li Oc loing all that was neccssary.''
Is i that they Eqew q nj nogioR to
framW'
They knew that he was making a fool Of
bLt they had no notion that he intended mar
r.-s." .,oo
How about the 4nO.O 900 in bonds which he il
illegnd 70 have converted into cash in the hist
~ years"
r rs s.T99eg rason r tS 70 1pppose 70 5nH'
2n the other side, IS known that he was IN
nrnu'nt reeeipi OF letters from England. and
~, eeen,.ihe pa'k answer,
-. III Is mania ever taks violent form such
No.. lis chief falling Yas general Im,6,ec,ilty
:, haye bruIted e the public and he sons
nsaS WsmeJb sneb 20 S1ep eli tecEet & as mneh as
iaaualy; us., ,,ro ,oon onvoror. =, ,.,..
on tie part q Mrs, Hicks =,
s'h,ssd;, s'h,sssd;,,,s,on,,,, NJ ror,,. ...o.,,.
coSsy assered DR. in %po%n SSsea rraa Tss
f,.n nifersd ~ Mrs Wict VcoO ~ cO Seai & ia,
slis would give IN her Claims 'nn0n 'tias tha
estate In regard to to her err legal r postidn in there @
apprsrs 10 be only one oninion am"ns
lawyers Whether her husband ia ad,mJ0ai
t. BE- imbecile or not. she is his ifIlv iawfSIly
y pd In ler
"ihiris In the rstate A eentl.msn ~ ey.an,
"shs would be fooi 10 taks "ss than ber iens
rights. The fact that her husband 'psu, NAV
lis SasHess Si wsss doss dPsd nof or r aspy sS
h't Of her share and his property. That riee
WIS tried In the case of one Of the Astors who
married a farmers daughter near Poueh
ke.p-e' The family endeavored 10 have IN.
match -. aside on the ground that Mr. Astor
was oi unsound mind. and. although they
Person. who are acnuainted with Mrs Hicks,s
carcer abroad say that aha WAS noted Tor al
ways having in her train some needy memher
OF the NOBILITY whose expsnses she paid in re.
lurn ior The social countsnance thus Ssu Supposed
to be- sGor,ied her. On her visit 10 paris last
sunImrr. She was accompanied by the Dowaeer
Duchess Of ST. Albans ~ 'AS D'""s''
Aecor,ling TO currsnt renort Mrs U,cLs was
re,olily engaged 10 Lord Iennox Ths ms,nh
It snid Was broken on beentise his iorJsbi,r
rciu.rd 10 give no left banIed connsniinpp
with another lady, who had not like Mrs
Hok- iern presented tn The oueen' ''N' -"'s'
Among Tie bits Of eossin which ara eoa,in,
about Is one 10 the effect thai he iste wihnwS
pm tiIae had her eve on The Hon C;enrus
BRn'roii United states Minister ~ RerIin H +,
sad ,to She freGSenty " solieitcd ID He' tHe pisas
rides in central Park oYnprs wbch ths warS