New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
PERSONAL.

At the close OF the banquet recently rendered TO
him ia Paris, at which many appreclat!vo speeches
were made VI. Jules Simon said II seems as though
had Just been present, like the Emperor with whose
story YOU are acquainted, al my own funeral, ana
now know what my friends will say over my grave.
Mr. Tanner the Commissioner OF Pensions will take
hts wfe and children TO Georgetown, live during tho
summer IN ano old mansion with spacious grounds.
It was In the Swedish Rissdad. when the socialist
law was under consideration. Mr.. Gumsus the Rad
cal leader. tried to defend his Socialist predictions
with tho stale cry, Christ himself was socialist.
Yes" replied Mr.. BeskOw, the court chaplain Out
with difference. He said, What Is mine Is thine
but you say What Is thine Is mine"
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Andrew, Of Boston, will ~
turn nom Europe next fan aud tho Washington
nouse that was recently tho homo Of Secretary End
colt
Prince sulkowski recently caused a great sensation
at Vienna by escaping from the madhonse IN which
his family had kept him for some years. lie Is
member OF the Prussan Upper House, and owns vast
estates in Germany and Austro- Hungary. Early In
llfc no was a notorious spondthrIn. lilo was twco
married his FIRST wife died after having been separated
from him. One OF his eccentric freaks 10 travel
with great mcnagerIc Of wild beasts through Europe
He made himself nuisance wherever he appeared,
because ho turned might into day. Ills second wife
was an actress. In 1888, his family obtained the
necessary proofs OF his complete madness, and he was
taken to a private asylum whcD no stayed TIL some
for few moments only. and on returning did not
find him Tho cab driver who waited for him at ;ho
back door OF the garden has, after four days delay
Informed tho police mat he had often taken two ladies
tho asylum at Doelins, and that they had talked
the wall to patent who had several times left
the establishment drive out with the ladies. and had
oven supped with them In some fashionable restaurant
Tho hooper confessed this true but that the Prince
always returned punctually On the day OF the escape
only the elder lady came and she soon loft with the
Prince who drove TO her lodgings. There the younger
lady waiting for him, and he concealed himself
until nightfan, when all three loft By rail- The
younger lady is a Hungarian, woman OF thrty-fvc.
who has been the Princes mistress since 1880. and
accompanied him when be was 1rst taken to the
spent part OF them upon efforts obtain HIS release
first by fair, then by foul means
II IS said that John Brghts papers Will be treated
as lord Beaconsnolds have been. withheld from pub.
lcatlon during the lifetime Of the Queen.
when the late sir F. Goro Ouseley was a gentle
man commonor at Christ Church. oxford, some OF his
fellow .commoncrs took IT Ill that no should choose
like Rich, Hampton and LIddon-r athcr than among
his own set, mon who hunted or rated Or at least
gamblcd. So "Vohmgerichr sat on him, and do
creed that he should be screwed up Somehow ousoley
got wind Of their intentions, and took measures 40.
eordingly. He laid In stock OF cayenne pepper and
some fetid ohemiea probably Il afoetda and
bored some bolos IN his oak. No sooner had the
enemy begun operations than they found themselves
. hot blower, and then bosqurted with tho foul liquid
Having forced them 30 beat retreat into the opposite
rooms, be promptly screwed them up by means Of the
engines thoY had prepared against himself The as