, 1876-08-13

With mauager-not in so many words OF 81 osoau.
" as that but in honeyed terms which meant toas
leading theatre this winter says that the worst foes
81 t6s ~ Young 90 actresses in this city are
the fellows who fawn upon o,,,h,n them
Of the newspapers. They wait for them a. staEs .a
doors after rchea1sals and performances ana ssIse
to win their favor by champagne. thev
secure favorable notice from some paper OF sman
circulation. and hasten to send the actress ooksn
copies Then their ardor breaks out IN !o'e ~
tefs, promising uudying devotion and other non
sense. Buggy rides are .profnscly Offered, ana
often prove fatal. These fellows ply all the arts
Of hsaes to seaniS sna ;6oG yS1aa ySo,
Of their conquests. Their wiles arc 4 thousand
times worse than the in,moralitics Of the man
business owes her disgrace to the fawning hypo.
critics who profess to control public opinion through
their friends, the critics.
A MATRIMONIAL TORNADO AMONG THE UTTER
TEN.
The Washington Heights people, who ac-
count themselves the very creme de Ia creme,
are very much agitated by the developments OF
recent suit for limited divorce commenced by
Mrs. Elvira A. Lane against her husband,
Matby ]. Lane. They are residents OF the
Heights, and Lane Is q millionaire He lives in
grand style, and formerly gave stunning din
ncrs and entertainments, which were fashion,
ably attended. The evidence adduced upon the
preliminary application for alimony and allow
ance shows now rotten anu unhappy au.u ~
our so-called aFls1ocfat.c eoe1ety .u"S os. ,as
wife charges III so.'s u 'fue1 ptssse opsA
nuspanu' anu tne 1..s. ,.,.r.,.a nno - Mo
se1teu n.e no1e' AAA - ~ ~ :; ~, tou,,nonv
most pa1n1ul 1ea'uies ~ %u.s IT,
name is AfA1yina Lane, and she was engaged, u
seems, to be married to young nun nameu
Dc Nets Her father became very much excited by
this engagement, and has s"orn to statement lnat
ne haa VIE nov n'1n soSnn. tha danghter The
a.. 1t ss ta 81 a,ir hy saving that De Nets
had admitted that when be was under agee he was
druGgcd by woman with whom ne haa an l,aat ant-
proper intimacy A.ld carried 1orGioy 10 pi'es, f.
who had married then, Inc aasntaa sio,emunt anu of
the case to Judge George G. barnard: OF tne on- @
premc Court who informed them tnas unoSs os ond "u
laws De Mca was at be5ty bod 10 nhety hccn psrttsd
to seek the hand OF Miss Lane me F Isu bs
swears to specific acts Of cruelty on me PAT Her
father toward her mothet ~ IT, Lane te'e sssq, he
has lived in feas OF bis lle ana that ne nas pel
afraid bis wife would peison n nonth M n amonv
a. and ts $500 tor her counsel fees It Is long time
since the Heights has enjoyed such scandal.
THE CHAMPION SCANDAL OF TIE SEASON.
,uo T., +rrn,h1at MT hn.
More church people arc IN 1soupie' Hos oc~
Cause they are church people, bnt because Lney
h,uo fo;1cn IN oheprve the tenets of the church,
AN,o -.-41e -. aa.-o-th .o1nra,,an,an+ The
anu espeS'An5 VIC ee Inss.., -a.1as. =. ona
story Is Known 70 nunuIeo PeAooue ~ ono
congregation, and ms alreauy oeela Ieletteu W
In print, so 1t can 40 no narn ~ s!'e ue
tails 1t seems t"o 1amli'es asreeo ~ 1en' ~
tase oy inc sea on me ~" oelssy t"a ~ au LOT
moved tnell W ~. =, +hs ,rt t,ro hns.
haa,a - and ths,r .ives-on family having three
AeH ~ 49, a.x.
~ on1 10 wear. of age. The families we're ncces-
aarlv very intimate. One dny, while all the party
wore in hathjny. Mrs 3. complained of feeling
f.int and her neiehbor. Mr. W, who had
chonoed hfe bathing toegery for his ordinary
clothing, volunteered to escort her home.
The offer was accepted, anu IT,. tne othet 9t
members OF tns aamltS ~ snn ~ H. tn.
happened, noWeset, LIZ sae e4aa oum n5In1v IN
approaching the hoass be noticed It was tghty
faoseq waSq Sps wer inside So be hnstened to
the rear ana, looknf % @TG r. ;9 4,hdng GI"
slght that nearly 1sots r. S ,d hic lew davs afe,
ha5 had pn an,obt i ayenture Of his own with pretty
sesVanSmaid usiu7 =. aA ve.,a ~ tnot- + veT1
was eausha oy ms ILL., fafer bepan to nnraid hin
meehiy' oat mlsn ao.n,c u.s h cnnd atand It m
longer and exposed the dlecoseTy OF mrs: ana anu
hls 1atner lG" M aays The famiiv
~ eo o hect in ~ civ The .tory l.
rnca;v;n,, e1tcnsiye carcuIaton and will doubt.
t iess he fnrther ventilated in the courts.
now CONGREGATION FOOLED AWAY 1T:
L. v..vuo r,rucr VI n1adlson street and Bedford
avenue, IN Brooklyn, stands one OF the mos
magnificent Protestant churches In this coun
try. Its interior is unusually handsome, AM
its exterior appearance invariably command
admiration. This church Is now temporar1
occupied by the Baptists, but is advertised q
| be sold under foreclosure OF mortgage held by
| the Manhattan Life Insurance Company OF th'
city for $40, 600. There is further mortgnge
lien upon of $50 000 1t was built by
| OF Reformed Prosbyterians' p1esfdco over os .n
| Rev. Dr. J. G. Carroll. Originally they occupies
a small and unprctending edifce' ont Dr. caffol
was popular, and ded the small building 10 us u
most capacity. Then the unw1se step vas tahsn' as
and 1t w. reso1xeo 'n,e roh1v 'u rcsnondcd. m,
cautGT noared IN literally. They built
! church costing nearly quarter OF million, AMI
| borrowed Sl20, 600 upon it. It was constan
strugge to pay the interest, and when the pressur
Of hard times came the default In paying 1nteres
| 1yas inevitable The uneven contest continued;
| Dr Carroll worked hard to reduce the uebtr ~
yanced literally OF his own and bis sifes mean
to keep the building out Of the Sherids hands: %
it was no use,-the evil duy WIS postponed awhile
and then the people gave up IN despair, n n