, 1876-03-19

as II tuey bad been lonIad iu y gun und shot II
tto has-oody,-or, rs tho boys would SAT. "ly1pg
around iooae."
MORE OF EDITOR DESSETr's ExTRArAGAEcE,
rrobablT your readers have already been fa-
vored with the news that young Bennett il now
arranging another Of his lightning t1atn escur-
slons-this tino to San Francisco. Il is de-
signed to be special the whole distance, and to
be run through as swiftly as tha road vii! admit
Tho idea is to make the quickest time on record
between the Atlantic aud Pacific, and to aston
'sa the Caiiforninns BY showlng them What a
live New Yorker, and not q Bouanza Prince
either, can do in the why Of unnecessary OK
ttaraeance. The "true inwardness Of this
notion il desire to do something to crafty
(strange creature she MUS: bel his lnay~loye by
novel experiences very much in THE same way an
ordinary mortal would ask his intended to take q
buggy ride to Central Park. Ever sinco
yenng Bennett became spoony On tho
idol OF his present affections. he llAs
sought to distinguish bimself by providing her
etunnlng nrusements- hiding gauea (horse-
back croquet. the boys call it,. parlor skating
parties. coaching, yachting, theatre parties,
Canadian railway picnics, uisht visits to news-
paper of,ices, and club parties,-al these hnve
been tried, and still new conguesss in the Inns
OF stunning eyents are sought for. i young
lady friend Of Mr. Eennett'b tiancce lately asked
her what would remuiu in the way Of novelty
for bridal tour after all these ingenious de-
vices to amuso had been exhausted. She an~
swcred; ''You trust Mr.. D. for that"
ROMANTIC Observation-Disclosures.
a curious case Of love- courtahip, and mar
riage eliminated in wedlock few days ago.
Last spring al uptown belle. tho daughter Of
one Of our millionaire princes, prominent
Union Lacquer, we'll known in aocie-
tv, aston,shed her parents By informing
then that eho IVES engaged to i young
man connected with mercantile firm
on Worth street. The lady was known for her
excessive viyacits, gayety, and lovo Of company.
The young man was equally known for his reti-
ccnce, his greed, AMI dislike OF company. Tho
match pleased nobody but the parties then,-
selves, aud friencs and relativea Joined in op-
posing it, Tho most earnest opponent,
however. was widower brothor-in~law. Tho
young man was lndlsposed to take hia intended
to operas and balls, but the brothsr-in-law sup
piled tho deficiency by excessive attention in
that line. The offect was natural. By
comparison the accepted suitor seemed
dufi and spir1tIess, and the engagement
was broken or nfter q lapse OF only q fcw
months. Now the brother-ln-Iaw seemed more
attentive than eTeI, and on Monday last the
twain were married at tho Church OF the -, on
Madison avenue, to the entire satisfaction OF
parents, relatives, and friends, and everybody
save the rejected sultoS.
TIE EEsEnyE STOCK OF nE1ETASTEs.
Next Monday evening it IS announced that q
new candidate for public fayo: will make her
debut at tho Union Square Theatre in the new
play Of ..Fcrreol." Her stage name is Ida JET
freye her real pau1e is we'll known in society,
and one OF the evening papers refers to her as
"society belize" which is only measurably true.
This young lady is gifted With fine figure,
handsome face, and has manifested rare talent
in amateur performances at tho Union League
Theatre and elsewhere. She has bcen under
careful training for several months, at an ex-
pcnsa OF nearly $1,000 As she does lot assnmo
at 1irst a strictly Leading part, her success 1s
almost assured from tho beginning. Nearly all
tie prominent managers Of this city have mum
ber Of debutnntea Who are studying for the drA-
matic profession under experlenced teacheEs
When the promise Of talent is reasonably fair,
managers, on certain conditions will advance
sufficient money to pay for tho education Of
young ladies, but it is q hard bargain Oh
their part, and one which lnsurea plenty OF
work for small pay. Mrs. Dutior, uee Roso
Eytingo has acquired considerable fame as
teacher Of young sspirants for dramatic
hono1s. and it is reported that, on her corte1n-
plated tour to California and the West, ahe will
be accompanied by rustic beauty nos studying
for tho stage remarkable for her talents aud
capabilities, md one who when she bnrsts upon
<Ao fao~s ~. ..o..,ox-,,, w. w >-oyrv
sE~AioA Nuttos-So "1sI' ~ no =.
A very nch aialf IL fepofseo 1ro1n Ne"a11' NJ
J. 1t appears that, trio years a2so, the only sur-
rlyinc parent Of a Young man died leaving him
49,, ,,,,,, If . handsome fortrna counlod With
.n' 'oA1 - N - ,,as ,,,.uu.-
fAe eona''son, ne"ese1f snse ia ~ ost 1u:
wife acceptable to his fathers executor oe1ore
he attained the ago Of % years. Otherwise he
was tn 1oaa one-ha,f OF the estate. is it
.aa,,,.a1 ~ ronaidarah,e and t}a details of tina
atno u. - -. -. -.
Will were p1snSea IN ne"aaA papoa' 1Ao soons
man at once bounded to tho posltlon OF
an object OF interest to schemlne ;; mammaa ana
romantic young 'aa1e9: tAo pa'1f ,I1 nos. tuts
gs.eu "an ta ~ 70 vsrv croa IA Ia crca
and mas not backward in conuetry and 1irta-
ton. l1e had round OF social engagements,
and somehow It was Eamorea ihat Ihnssoay' the the
w mst;, m I n lsef' 10 raa r. jnsa ons.haf of
f,;s pat,monv il he remained single. 4 few
DAYS before no announced grand reception for
tlat evening at his own house, ana contlaent.al-
" informed eeye5al young leates tnns on tua. s ~
cnslon she snouo ne t'3,.,t oj, 81 t1,o oond
out tnat 1ot uls eaAo nno at,'1+d nrt;th
graces OK n1s 'a,ne.a eauIsol r,'a c,e,,,;as tla1
Tug oeneVoieut o!a taan l.., WV ot.ontn,s f-o-,
ofhco Was assaieu I. 49, s.h"i, vas r.
various e11ls anu !9eu amu.as, "eT Tha arn,,.
eraly eane ne ~ ~ ~" ~ cn9ona.s, fae vonnr
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