The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08
GOTHAM GOSSIP
Cspld,s Darts striking Al Railroad
Kings
10 Prospective Jar Gould "a q Match
Maker.
Vanderbilt May Prove q Rival


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There In n nutter among tue menpers W
tim nIfnnsr Middle Glass; over the reported
,r,r- o.o,,o c,ould saon of Law
s'tehl''nS U, nv ~. t.a.,,,,it,,t
Gould, to Miss carrie Astor, ',o poSu'"u,
daughter OF Gotham's most distinguished
,,iil;o,aire. Miss Carrie Aston IL said to
ni'iuia"'' - H. .,,i
be cherming young isdV' anu lho SEM.
ment which has brought her and Mr.. Gould
,,,oa, communism Ia eald TO have Ia 9th.
INV '"''' III, Lts woolh For
ing Whatever 10 no WIN NO
that matter, the young LADY IS quite as ricn
in her own right as her Teputed lover can
asar None IN he,
ITO be ctndid," remarked prominent
i, ~ ~ NJ Jt he Manhattan club Yesterday,
"she has more money than Georg" can
snend leaving the matter Of his patrimony
o,, nfthe nues,ion altogether
what ~ Thought OF the allience?" asked
t,. renorter.
'n ,.S - ,srss have heard 1t meets with gen.
avn, .nnroval. Gould is more popular
,han he old man, and is seen more fire.
nnant,v In the clubs. He Ia liberal
ld1,' hit mot spendtnrift by any
lei,om, ou'
r.oliu love match?"
.,iiss 10 now INT there is no doub. that
I.r conId had a. hand in bringing the
y;ouhE P'U usrvons since the Vanderbilt ball,
49, a., van are aware. superhuman et
tort was made to secure the attendance of
~ W.. s,or family. Vanderbilts success in
hia undertaking had its effect upon Gould.
10 foresaw the danger which might result
ne toIe sao, .aT nn;nn nf the houses of stor
70 nv Wa LAR and he has determined
~ -, thasa nnntials forward with as
uorch haste AZ is consistent with decency.
W. George and Carrie knew each other
before the Vanderbilt ball, did they no!
,,o,,nt u,hetber the subject OF marriage had
oct been broached.'s
What will be the effect OF the marriage
,.Tha, ia hard to tell. 1t will certainly
;,atr,o Colossal fortunes, and will give
.ntSa IVA nome of Gould the only thing 1t
W., W. Ia clrs-socisl caste"
II tho Union and other clubs, as well as
T., ~ s continent uptown Gates. the prob
ah;,;,y ri The marriage was freely dlscu 1sed
last sysning to the exclusion OF politics
and everything else. There were not
any fow yho Threw doubt upon the
&c" I'D nooh-noohed the idea OF
= nsn If Mr.. Astor's blood permitting his
q m 70 link herself with the son OF an
oduan,nrar The impression seemed very
ronersI that Mr.. William Vanderbilt would
800 M s,nne unturned. 10 have the match
s n.'',s,, Nv -
ot ''h, ;snit ,irely that the old man would
-, IL snn n throw away a fortune on
I'll ~ ar, " nurnose of which was to Cap
a osi, 80 'a .tors and then sit idiy by willis
n luie Sn e,aissd ntf with Inc prjze,n said q
uou.a hanker
piUWas Vandsrbilt msrriageable sop?"
uH", inst now and this fact will be some
~ NOV ~, us his favor When be gets Astor's
ear he will poison it so against Gould that
eur ~ r wt tbe marriage will ever take
80, ),
p'SSU tho OCCASION of the opening of the
u..tronolitan Opera house the attention
~ nopOn Gould aud Miss Astor were con.
VI Jo,,,fy n,arked Once during the even.
said while the Young couple were
nxSehaneing courtesies, the face OF Jay
SAopan Sore an expression of triumph, and
~ tnolr particular pains that William II
Ne oopn In shonld boCn see and understand
To lilac. which Miss Carrie wore in
IL. $50, on thar q casion were, 1t is said
l'ei .I 6ar hv Georpe G mid.
W ~ ladv wears gentleman's
colorsn said a well.known Fifth avenue
g a,rs .,bo scanned neryously averse to being
niU, " ~ ia a sure sipp that the outworks
In;oh onard the citadel of her at.
sSu.;n. ehave heen successfully car.
ricS q long al Gonld has the young
~ on his s,de he can DEFY Wander bIlt
IVY HuS on. Oh man, has shown himself bungler
~ 'u,h;no that demands tipesse, while
~ @ D:rids ora ax crafty as foxes. The
sno oo srs that Vanderbilt will burst into
astor's office some morning and begin to
l.. I'D hA