, 1881-10-16
M. II. F.
Great No in the Households
g. Of Several First Fami. ::
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Growing Out of infatuation Of
+ Callow Youth. for Act i: v,
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Special Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune.
NEw YORK. Oct 13--11r. Abbey is making
money Oh the Booth engagement, anu has
taken the Metropolitan Hall and turned it
into u sort OF goras-you-please oper:-house,
where people walk. round, eat, drink, and
listen for the music. -, { ':' =: =
At the Industrial Fair I saw Il nesy-fangled.
school slate, nicely framed III India rubber,
which does away with much Of the c1atter
dear to children's hearts. Tie silence-bound
slate will not be popular, ,'hut n rubber bot
tom to your ,elasses, Mr.. Abbey. a*little-rnb- !
ber so1e on ali your plates, and the solos Of
Ollvette twill come out all the stronger
for The invention. :: 8 80 :,
just at this present writing there is grent !.
wo in the house of the rich Georgs Osborne.
His only son Howell, mere boy In years, !
but very advanced youth in matters'per-s
tanning to the fair SEX. has been dancing,
around with the comic opera ladies' Of the
Standard Theatre for the past year. At first
it was Verona Jatbeau, a piunant little girl
who enslayes the hearts Of the golden youth:
by the score, and occasionally varies tie: J
monotony By Il mature adorer. In one Of
these rational moments Of hers, Osborne. /
Junior became piqued, and transferred lis; !
! affections to Alice Burville, who has been
lately playing III !" Patience Miss Burville {
Is an Enslish Jewess who came originally to- !
this country with Lydia Thompson rs n t
| member Of her bnrfesque troupe. She was +
slight. dark girl III those days, very stiff Us I
| ali actress, but singing rather better than the +
usual run OF buriesq!e canta1rces- She +:
was lisiS LUZ uuits HMI.e, aau tnen@ went nf
/ daughter III P-n-f-r ar tile COnliuue /:
Last winter she was here again with Nat =.
| 1ner SHE garnered the heart Of young o.: *
| borne, and, during trip to London that.shn
made, tie young nan preserved constant !,
de1neanor, and on her return it was rumored ! <
| that his intentions were honorable OsbornaI (:
pere is Jay Goultus banker-a well-known ! !:
man.. Of the world, whose predilections fura: :.
the fairies Of the footllghts have long been Il:
matter Of history. III:
vile reached the old gentleman, and he ave: +
ms son some Characteristic advice In the :x
Gss' s1t rhn o ,a T. ha;s Men1 ~ ,i1 sinno1} ior
RE nrt T.3a,i,, ~ sas,,a 7,,,,.s ,.1.o tfo;s y
know the extent Of their. wealth. and Mr.:
Osborne Sr. is very rich man. As Burvillaf J.
mas hao nm extensive experience that led ner .E
nndiv;(,pd ottention she p'vt Ia ~ ,n;, ~ ST
tie matter, and brought affairs to a marital II
conclusion. She withdrew from he p; !.
honeymoon. While the Osborne family ira ii r
great Iistress over its tertnination. i .;@
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Then first family troubles seem tn milf! r..
vie. Thara,s ~ ,yoa,lent M ,a,s,a', Ta..j K:
pls. 1Aere -, alt eAcel.e''t o1le nahe" Aaiel ::
down On IWenty-thlru Street, Whose 1nraild +;
son, q little past 20, has plunged them all + r:
into grief. He formed a connection with ! -.
eoma7yhat rotor;nrc octras. na,,,a, psa1 "
T.... e.H,t.s.~ assesa 4'"1u
Estlhse "a remote relatlve OF the we1l-knoW! !.
kose): me paterfaIniitas was deterinins}}