New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

ment. she had each Of the BOYS kneeI sssads by she
,mrn and placing her hands upon tneir ounh We
snnke in the Hungarian tongue. ana M ba was
could understand word' we h"e" '''''
Wes Manning had given up her room to tne and md
valid. because 1t vas mSsr r bst love could devise.
or money procure. was lavished on '"e
From the time of Nine Zulavskys entrance head ato
the Manning family their house Decl, D,,n Scarcely
a m that did not from two 10 d2zen a
s esy seated a. the Manning table, called 10 tne d
house by the presence Of the illustroms ynszionyi
yiiiinoy entertained by them. me ;;naernryain ;ne
girls and Nine. Ruttkay tthen lv'is i a. d,v or two,
and her sons frequently 70 pass on Applc.
TONS "Encycl9p eda was an took passage to
Errooe and twics let the vessel sail without nm'
while he waited for the end: ,,or death came
SLOW ana painfullv) Nine Emile Kossuth a,b ~
IN the H year 6er OF as ner 1e IN Mrs Mannng
ors Hefore diving she commended her youngest g
boy to Mrs MannmSs G oi5rr GhrT 'c oh not @ mother
eTTcIiimed Mrs Manning such a name ana ~, ,r
ctp,r ls Ioog as he needs friend" This promls;
was tnan kept Nine nuaVSh; tts f,,.,ire never
IL 1ps'Y nn be BURIED @ in this country she said
I'm the lap OF our common mother eartn out ny ny
9 ePI brst T and nd Of hungary accept the whole of
my life as gracious privilege ye,, 70 italy soon
afer MiF to gat under Garbad Upon hts return nin
he entered our army r whe[f n IgmSnd leaving the
odoanto,,cs Of edncation placed at mis- disposal oy
hc Wannngs and cheerfuy dedicatng himself Ito TO
the ra,isa II freedom. Three Of the ZulavsKy Doys
died in the war The eldest returned 10 lo..r nh' ~
Brookivn siri Miss Emma Norton dau8t,HH' 8H eOt ol
inbU Vorten of First Place. lie was a clvii en-
cinrcr Of fine ability. but afcr"ar! i0rSVVh die n
TOM X r. in 1889 Ills widow is at present iiv'ns
with nephew at No. 272 Hicksst' @ 3Aijavs,lv
Nine RuttlIay when her sister Mtae; , hnoI NJ
died was Keeping fashionable boarding schVo&i & d,
co7wa & ~ IN " ,ba cr CIs,om es' o"se io and Albert
the age Of thirteen had been . mssstIs t s,idv nf
law and Albert. oined mis- cousins In the army
NIheri became major AT the early age OF twenty MY
o ioneraI Eank's staff in New Orleans, and found
himself ot the cose Of the at Galveston ley
W. h .o,i me he had received the great com
pllment Of an offer Of coonelcY IN 'he , ursu -
army. he did not wish 20 be soiu'er !" "'"' "
Tenr, in the South through General GriGin's ad-
ters in business there. and his summers at the the
Torih In ls5s the Ruitkay boys inherited a few
their mother home at Plainh"Id ;, N,,ro 1 iyvytiov
voungest daughter Of Alexander Wiley. formerly
Of the firm OF Morgan q Whey, OF 20 ~ - ,'"e ~
sta sany n" at TH the south or hs union i've were
born: two died in infancy. ana three az are now @ "'h
with thcir widowed mother ar No. 3H Grand-aNr.,
Rrookiyn Tho oldest &c nineteen Years od and is Is
namesake Of his grandHgGc n1s soptsnins the
patriot's photograph. and a subscription 3 whi3Gh
Ts%ds o@s Kas9ui6 & rous All csht@o Albert
Ruttkay continued In the cotton business rerp W, 9
n.
Thor F no such person as Mrs. Bea nscdTs gtny T6c
mistake has probablv been caused BY thc tact that
Albert" in hungarian is 'Bea ana MIS- .n.,. :HDr,.
Ruttkay Is sometimes addressed as MIS- ieId
TI'3}Sjty Ruttl,av married Miss Della Collins. Of
~ H9 se1ners epr Afer the purchase OF the Planaed
mace Ions and his wife went FOR time - I'VE
with Nine. Rutkay. but he caught tne eStenII I
f,llov,d him ont To Des Mones Iowa. whore nc be-
gan tho practice OF law. lie gained some proinihenc
severe hemorrhages brought by speeches In
c,trt hie physician advised him to give up his pro,
IAN b,.li.. bu. was som ob;iesl to - abroad f3r
hi, ,r. a'9 5I My H9 hs rm-n h. resumed buslN,ss
a1I was beginning 10 some W bis hopes re1.ized
" H s i2A n aeysr 9rSa eS aa i S15ncb ri rae wrter @
vas AZ his bolsile whom death took him. Four chi,
,n .,a rlr4 Sut DIV one survvts~Nriss Anne cog
g Rutkay. who stIl lives WIN her mo'ner' AFS'
NM. R.;t,ays s,na tSinrd his hrothc- Albert in
the cotton business. AMI took the management o.
the Galveston hous,. wh,e Albert established him !
se,f in New-orcans IN $50. tfter ,s2,n nE happy
sage 20 return 10 Galveston Ho never reached his
g,H,Icr5I off The Florida keys G,brei's tragic
death amos; broke bis mothers heart ani ,I fr3m IN
that time hcr health began to ffil she gave up tAe
Paad house ani spent the Two yearST anS
Ucs Nolnss Then she went abroad Tor whi;e. fe-
nrning in the sumner Of ~ , ha shS no iUnTg aHart
f,f nIppy hero ii'r tNp sons llNFi - LIT dPii l.
and she herself had grown somewhat ont or touch |
with The American people. Finally a,ter pro- |
traced stay with her daught 7r-in-.1w. Mrs Albert
Rn,fkly who hal been spending the winter AZ
P.ninHeI IA ;hc summer 81 lSso she left for Europe
expecting never - return. Since then she made |
h.r home with her brother. whom she always re- !
Clrlcl with iui"rs" love. minced wth rey'r"n- |
iiai ave. taking charge ~ his household. ana us
pensug lts hosq-alitlcs - Kossuths many admirers
AMI ne Huuglrlans whose devotion made HIS resi-
dcnCc their Mecca.
Thourh suffering much 81 heath herself she
watched over the PATRIOTS declining years with
tho most beautiful ana faithful uns sa.hshness. She
cftou Ian nts that ~ ne throa beautiful boys s1e
nrlf.ht % America. n0t one iiv 20 be comfort :
ami prop - her Oh and thinks the providence
STRANGE that took 'hem in their prime: from tnIs /
word. whie she. 'o.d and useless still, geHans |
The life - Nine. Kossuih tn Governors mother: |
was cNlr,cicr,zol hy strong Cnrsti1u flith. and
her cil,lre al parto1b of this element n her nt-
tire Faith born ~ 'hfr i'N. for Gol AMI country,
could a'on" have sustained them through th"r eN- |
ccp'iont, trials. AMI have cast such an almost III
vine halo of patient resignation over thor last dly'
T. is sad ;hnk ;hgt ~ the tWe.ve relatives ~
Kossuth who f,unl an asylum here, on.y two now
iive-Nlme Louise I<ossl;h Ruttkly and her niece, |
Mrs 1lkl Meszlcnyi AmbrozOv.ch. i. w. r. |
Brooklyn Apr 3. 1884,