New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
PERSONAL.

Professor O. Marsh Of Yale, IS expected homo from
England mex. week
The Princess Louise. Mt AKesBaIns. his been living
I'm very modest style. completely outshone by the Prn
cess DO. gorouh and her splendid establishment
The venerable Harvey NJ. wattorson has been visiting
Mr. Cleveland and thinks him very much like Jackson
II va. Jackson who introduced tho spos system INTO
National poucs.
Prince HohenOho's appointment as GOvernor.Gcnerll
Is extremely unpopular among tho French inhabitants
of Eistss-Lothrlugcn. Fortter In 70 is his admin
istratiNc motto.
secretary Manning and his family will be at home In
Washington carly mex, month.
Queen Victoria +, said to have made n VIII, leAv
ing the I.e Of Wight property ConnaIsh tho Scotch
nrorerty to Beatrice aud handsome provision for tho
children Of Leopold or entire fortune is estimated ut
about 10, pOp,OOO
Few men are moro generally and respectfully noticed
b the public the streets OF Boston than the venerable
actor William warren.
Among the wealthicst bankers OF Russia the noble
members OF the House Of Schalouchine. couple Of
generations ago their ancestor was scr owned by one
Coun Scheremctei BY du OF great lusry this sert.
as LIE uondom relates, amassed an enormous fortune.
All hi. efforts purchase his freedom, however,
of no Nv all and offers high as S25OOoO were scorn-
fully rejected by his master who seemed actually to
oy the torture he inflicted his millionaire slave, who
could neither bequeath his fortune to his children nor
otherwise benefit them without tho consent OF his lori
II happened day that tho Count had invited several
friends to dinner party, aud when hs mdihe Gh6ti
LAID before him the for inspection, ho agast
TO ilnd that oysters did not figure among the hOrS-
orgurres In answer to his Indignant circumstances,
that func,onary assured him that oysters not TO
be had at any price At the hcght Of the angry scene
which was In the of the guests,
Schaonchne was announced and In order to vent his
wrath the unfortunate serf the Count shouted out,
show the slave In. What do you want. dog lf you
want your freedom toll you will never grant II.
care not for any offer you may make-nO, not for q
million rOublcs few dozen oysters at TINS moment
would be worth moro to me-" "DO understand, my
lord " a, ked the scrf that you would grant mo my
freedom II procure them for you T. Yes replied
the Count. the anu-ement OF hta guests As IL
happened SchalOuone had brought barrel Of oysters
with him GIT to his MASTER knowing OF the great
dinner party They brought in; tne deed OF free
dom was Immediately signed aud tho Count. address
ing his former slave with the utmost courtesy, sald
" Sir. may invite you TO join US ~
The Due de Morny has given mp bnllet-daneng.
stopped painting his face dismissed all OF his misresses
save three or fonr and himself anadate for
seat In the Chamber Of Deputies winning which ho Will
pose moral order " representative.
Among the papers OF the ato Rev Charles Packard, OF
Brunswck Me-, hitherto unpublished letter Of Daniel
Webster was found. 1t written to his life long
friend James III. bingham, whom he addresses as his
" dear old cassmate roommate and friend. "fou are
STILL" he says the James Hervey Bingham with
-FOUR old bass VOL, with Laus Dec painted upon II