New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
PRINCE AND JEW.
ARUSSIAN STORY.
ny y q. GRANVILLE MURRAY

rn Io" tho nnSagew,nt If Prince Pall Wiskoli,
Court Councillor TO the Emperor OF Russia ~ lbs
| Nina Dunne eldest daughter OF klchard Dit'iiht
ESQ of rottington Park, Middlesex. lhey mism ~
have added that Mr.. Dunno was heau p hir,ti Mt
the firm OF Dunno, Bagwell ~ baegc9; mo' &C in
| taIlOrs OF Cheapslde +. e.. put su'h 'lo,a' VI "
formation are often suppressed III THESE chScS' liz
| Mr. Dunno was in Tho habit OF desGflolne n fnr
self "a plain man the architeeI % Of tHe trad
tonal parreRU who came 10 Lohuoh w ~, INTO n
crown in hi, pocket and converter inau nam White
million sterling before his hair had luiheu ha
| The foundations OF Mr. DUNES fortune nau po'p
LAID by his father, grandfather anu EIon se,tsd
| father, who had all three been h Igi nnU'r snb
| talo~s on the premises which Klcnalu Dun'i,i ~
! seaueutly enlarged. when he took baRWcl'' n 20
foreman and Bagpes. his principal cn.,rl ; ~ Of
partnership, ana went IN IoT g 1amiT "f the
| canitaI and the ceilings OF underground railway
| carriages Richard himself had received nLLaaooi
| rate education nj the Merchant IalIois NGnoo ,
| hero IN, higher classics were well whipped INTO
| him BIS the present. Venerable Archdracoh III os, ,
| lie had also u finely cultured taieht ~ IiIos
We are betraying little family secret ~ nt
ing that IT. was he who designed the pictorial US.
ers OF his firm, drawing pictures OF Eohtr"'n5 - ;
etc lie had likewise invented the Derby coat, =
| most convenient garment called AFTER tue raII
of that name. and which could he turned III TIC
wearcTs pleasure go. IL.
| Mr.. Dune was. il fact quite a man OF his time,
| and therefore he understood that frhce au
! Niskoh was not counting hs daughter HIiu nn
under the impulse Of love. The young Peop e l'"
! met at Brighton. where Nina was staElng WIN an
aunt and the Prince had proposed soon alici near
! ing from tins relation that Nina would nave Il
! connie of bundled thousand pounds rs her mar
| rage portion Nina. who was pIrtlA' ,hclG
heartc little GIL, accepted her lover our OF manu-
for he vas most glorious specimen 81 iho nuIh"u
! species siA iret nigh, with a spehdld ta"uS
mu.ta, he aud whskers smiling blue eyes anu ,iio
/ most endeanng manners MI pllht, no III -
| would not ratity the engaRem'ht uu'h "' H.
! made SOME inquiries ahout this paiagoh' Iio
! called az the Russian Embassy Tor the pun TO-,
ana there asccriained that the Prince was All nc
tfpl n
owner OF vast estates IN the province OF 'hcT79u'
! n Court Council or Of his Imperial Ai"JeNtF' anu
mo 1 re-urctab character altogether Not sails
ted yet the prudent tailor stepped INTO tHr ono, %
his friend lonpkiuson the dressing a'e i"h"'',
Of ludgate II II. who dealt largely win hu'9" W.
! leather and got hln 90 send lr'e-'"' ,I 'l't
! agents at Moscow and kirf Answers "trr WI.rd
| back on tie following day 10 the cirrl lul' We
! WIskO.s were great lnmilN, ara l''' N'u''
Iaul'~ Ian ed c-ta 'cS would cover hali an iu- ~
county. suppose they're all swamp inouth'
| u,u,ed MIR LrnarI Buule. nevertheless he lad
! the sense 10 gee mat Primo" IHni WOMB ma &c d
: most eligible suu-iI-law: o. Watief"d uI'u ul'j
ms estates were worthless. - long a. MS li'e IN
I character wcro not U.en {" question. &C orr
! u.ly. the Uuu,r Nas invited 10 -rrnd = ioiirltht
/ 80 rottaftou itlk. and there ;hr 'n-'R'i'"I ~
/ tycrn himself an ,ma looming an accom-
/ p'l.hcd fact. notice OF IL was sent ~ '"o i'"'
| papers 20, above mentioned.
/ Vow the truth Is. Prince Pful4 estates were rot
| 10 I'll composed OF swamp. bat ~ VERY ~ j com
! land winch would have welded uto'll income
! Lad u been possible" to convoy the whrai 70
/ Odrss, at iruunrTalNo prices. h",I"NN 'r'nf
I.lf 3D.
the - ps were .rnrrllly -od Two or three Ii7 100
/ nlyaiir, TO lcH, Who buying item ~ a sprcula-
ton which t'cy drrlnred - be- very ir"N, seeing
/ that th' autumn rams Often "rTIloftl "H'' ''''i
/ merchandise on MS transit over the eic res. rad
/ for them only tenth Of What they were ""iiH
/ Had Prince Paul bee q trlctahc y"p.. rHu. ilN
| inc half the year on his Csfa' aud managing
! then himstt. lee need not, ~ COURSE nave Il -
! ru,cd surI bad bargain: but hr va, a very exc
/ trav1Pnu; nDhlrman. VINO could not bear
/ T., dwell ~ his own CouHtry. nut was i"T
ever wanting cash 10 spend 10 i"Il', 70. t"u'
/ Niar and German SPAS. Ills seward h7d 10
| i.nd huu money. no matter "hrr' or TO" +;
AID co.. COON. .queucc vas ma. tins steward iob't"
The lliI,r never got drums. though somehow 10
nir,ht To-. sad of l.'u ihi' Doc Na- Way q - ia
/ calu,nuN-tIY-y vi NI- Owl words with the "Nu
briancr of ms vanity. VIII th" P"3,"i" h'
| IN Truth the most delightful of men,
and poor lt,lr Nina 5000 loved him 10 dosp IT.
tIaf tlc rrnc-'- Jisiuicrc,tcd at cutious-l- tlry
/ now "a. indicated her 10 very loity pos on lu
tls estimation %. an her rela IONS and acluuVt-
aucc,. Since the Prime" took ~ much pans to
impress ON the burur5 thaf he was ml' llonnur"
IT was evident tha. hc had woHcd Nina tor love" not
! fpr money and tins was a ~. Gus lu."N, 'lHS
/ Thought Ip tie gir. Even Nr Dunno ir-M ir eve
hi. oldest daughter he had TWO with KIND OF
! WONDERING rc pcct.
xvii Sin, D., Il lucky eifI that, all can shy
Mr. Duuuc Of nlci Gated to h., wife, and tI"t lady
/ CoTlIa ~ aga 81.
! pla,e IN {. rpe months Nina had .po.njgd tie
! w,d ing dly. auu thr Prince Va, To 20 lo Rus o.,
W~t t. mdo" ARA grmcut-. a~ lr 'd"i, hn e. cause
hI- fanny mans on Ia ~ refer ,oulG. did h7 palace
! in the Emerson. TO Les prepared io ms hr"c, rr'rp-
uon. ITO Truth Is. ne Absolutely wanted
mG"ry LOT and IN. st"narrs last ie ter
/ hal convinced him that h~ had better 30
and try 10 WING i IL person rithrr ron ms ten
/ ann. OF from those raecI.ly jew. Paul Nl-hon.
! who nad never worried lis steward win suspicious
80 long a, the latter ma sent HIM tmit ianrcs was
| beglnuiug IT, brew some N,ry ugly .uspiI us now
| ihSr ,uppl,- had stopped. he ,ncrc strange oatha
! 10 himself lu ms rooms AZ ttpdgc',. yowug tu
! ciutcu ul~ seward hN the throat ana shake money
on, of Inn somehow.
#. promised thal be- would not be absent in Rus
,in foi more an SIX wcchs; mt OF course his de-
paiiurc was yry distressing to poor Nina. who
! hat he would write 10 her 10y every
post. and meyer, never forget her f'r
at Pot'iugtou Pa H. had ms stars on ~ usual.
! with g.aHd piu ubaHd across hls white waislront
and hr i. Ecd most heavenly Obj 90 III the mite
| English gIrl, light. Nina hal red eyes through
| ONT the dinner; and l. cost her 90 ducsS knows
! wh,t effort, not To- sob outright when shc met her
lover, rnzr and cit h"" g,Iiy ana Alldil ne "'S
thai uiLht aud hc dIu his duty IN that respect, Tor
| he wa, a born actor and a scrupul"ns observer II
| nrourlrt 49,. IN suDducd tune and with
! The most perfect sembhnco of beng
thoroughly confidential with his now
! family hs told more EtIPehnouS u'' ,nan
! len mine had been discovered on has estate. and
! that lac thnnght of applying for concession for
new limo of rail IN order 10 place his property ~
! communication with the sea lie sI"u.d probably
! eel a comtauy formed IN London 10 mako this limo
| and work II and h. gave the name ol IN English
! Juke who he felt sure. Won d act as ch irman Of
! I IL company. Perhaps. added he, Mr.. dunno
might deem II worth hls whilo To become on of the
| JirrctorsR Mr. dunno was IN erd just think
! ing how mucu It might help hi' social
schemes 10 he connected In great railway under
| taking with a noble duke The Pm "c broadly
hunted that the Russian Government would not iall
! 10 reward those who assisted IN developing the
Russian railway system ana the tailor uud.fs uod
| that he might possibly ge star ana riDahn hNe
| his sou-in-ldW' r to put upon his Walstcoat.
No doubt Prince, this railway would much en-
| hancr the value Of Your estate, 2 he said.
| .Immcnsely' answered Prince Wlskon i lose
| as much corn every year "A would feed five thou
| sand families for twclycmonth, simply because OF
| The difficulties Of tfan-It.'