New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
DEPARTURE OF Mrs LANGTRY
A NUMBER OF FRIENDS SEE HER OFF
TO RETURN NEXT wINTER-HER CHINESE Doi
ptrASED WITH AMERICA


rroo ros n noticeable absence of the usual crowd
nm fine Onion pier yesterday morning WHY piup..ih
tions for departure were beng mduc WI ' 10. 80
Ayivono The smalness of the passenger HsI WIS
Ss1'iss duo In some measure 10 the cholera scare,
While the early hour of departure prevented az put
the most devoted friends of those departing from
moLinc their way down to such an out,oi-the-Way
niace TO wish the travellers god-speed; On the
deck OF the huge ship htIle DeIorU ;,b LARGO
q stont Cood-humOred-lookln man WIN II luz
fair mustache and tall squale-snoulucIcu nun
with smaller mustache to match Inc STOUT l nv
was John StetsOn the tall man his bosom lIleu L.
J. Gilmore. They alternately rubbed inc slec9 NV
OF their eyes and cast anxious gl9nces loWaIu ono
gang-pank. Upon the stroke OF they ihat nc a
sudden dive forward and raised theT matS d w
graceful looking woman who had lust stepped oo ~
from neat brOugham and walked qulGky w 1 tu0
Cangwav. There was no mStaklng tne uaA1 NJ
comnlexion and regular features. III was VIE
Iangtrv, dressed in tight-httng uaNe!.tHmrs -
tune of light uicolored CHECK opfH az f nombric
TO show the white collar ana wee pit vi ; .,,,d
shirt-front IN which was set nueg ui hr ,ros
surrounded turquoise pin. ACCOMPANY m6 gricnds
her mother Mrs lie lretoni ana one 81 IWo tios
inslnding Trederlck Gehhard, while Iharles
Mendnm her youthful manager hoy'IGu III 1ne Iea t
,,o ~ bnr friends who had been waiting her
arriva ats horribly early that ana not . eA
poet to any one here to say eoou-p ct said
Stetson and have been up since ci"C1 1'i ~
Mr. Gilmore. IN fact We didn't go to n'u at "l' "
wasn't worth WHILE ~. am ,.,,,, al
%Well. anyhow am very glad to see you a tiis
sad Mrs Innrtry. "hut suppose we get Qut oi MS
crowd" aud size led the way TO thc Captains ca4n,
which the little E9rty iqst ed fgnE" aan9y chated
away aud chancd tho two managers In good
h" Wh@,e ,f is Mo 70 clio suddenly asked.
Well Nlu owns the entire ship 10y th'a tlno,
eaid ono of the party, AZ soon hE lo COY ul nonlu
Le mo,ionrd tho fiat officer 60 Hnnd oht oi inc way
nnt n,gnni,eI n nrnrch. putty after his baggage
Wien he found his Trunk Whh down ~ NV n.y. ~
saunttcd AZ the edge ol The hht,h nv eu,s| ~ &
tends a. keep guad thri" l"i 'no '''' W Wv
Mo Is my Chinese hoy" said Mro iane'ry IN ca,
nlanation To u ImRUNr reporter lie Is pril'ol
delight | brought him with me iom ohh lnli-
cisco where his father is Well-tnuo H'i'hhhl,
Mo is very clever and very VAIN lie ~ ~ agony
to-day because his yellow coat was packed w Nv
mistake aud he has 10 wear blne one Ni'i,n n'
doesn't think half So hne lie has p'e nSlHT' 1G
arrival of his photographs from Mora ana mnch 10
restore his cquanimty lie was phoioRlaPneu OH
tbe ncfnres arrived They are very good, only they
sive him a cast in one eye ! am afraid continued
Mrs Langtry pensiyely, that the poor boy really
has n slight cast in one eye
At this point the iovlal and handsome captain
hustled in and welcomed his passenger. so Nom re
not afraid of cholera, eh, Mrs LahStry wei,
don't think YOU need be. Even cholera wouldn't
be unmannerly enough 70 hurt yoH'', . UDi5
"Well. | don't know" said Mrs: LangtTy. l'lu
Won see that a man dropped dead in the street mere
the other day If that wasn't cholera what was
"aProbablv n theatre manager who had inst paid
his rent" growled Mr.. Gilmore, " and the shock was
too much for him. . .ou,
seouently. that have enjoyed my last season III
America far more than my hrst. nave I h"i+
must come back. According TO my plfsGht PIa t
shall rest awhile when get home aud then start
out on my provincial tour; which WI eng IHst ne
fore Christmas. ] may sail directly after that ana
reaching New-YOTk early in January open mere at
once in a new play if l can get one 10 suit me-
Then Mrs Laugtry went TO look at ncr own
cabin which Is on the other side OF the snip from
that of the captain, but resembles II IN every par
tcular. She had pleasant word Tor Al OF inc
sims officers whom she met. and they all seemed
clad 10 see her Then the first shore bell rang ana
most of her friends said good-hI. wen tlle i IaS'
shore hell rang Messrs. StetsOn, Gilmore and Men
dum walked down the gaugWay ana StOod uS-
consulate trio on the dock After pause young
man in light gray suit and derby hat followed
them This was Mr.. Gebhard, who stood WAITING
10 catch a las. glimpse of the actress. she appedit9
just before the huge tog-h0n began 10 dow ai'I
drown all other sounds. She leaned over the ran
and making a gesture rs though To spring ashore
called ont: " don't want 90 60! ] think NcW-lorA
Is good enough for me. after all lhgn ne loE
horn cnIned in and dumh-shOw took the place %
conversation. Mo stood 10y bis mistress, ms almond
owes differing with delight. To the loud cries OF
g GOOD Lv. Mo- he took off hls cap waved it with
nTincclv gesture and i'm a high iasctto voice it-
iIied i Goo bye, GOO bye" lie evidently Thought
YIN To ' bTgS stcawcr hcrqn TO move and there
rush made hv those ON shore 10 the end OF the per
Tho tim figure IN thf Hsnt uu" sun s,"3t
end OF the upper deck waving H'i uNti"iN,l Xxx
There were hats waved IN answer pN ilcN>I,. H,"I
hard Stctson and the others 4n" Ms: I"nHtIy III
seen the last of her American lllehoS loI SIX lhoh'S
ut least.
TIE DISAPPEARANCE OF DIR. LOCKWOOD.
Little hght WAS thrown upon the probable cause
OF the Il .sappcauucc of Dr. William u log NNV'u'
of Snntb NorwaIk Conn. hy inquiries nm business,
CircLs i,rr II Was learned last evening that hc
was member of the Ncw-lork ltu"I'um ~
change. HAVING Joined That oIFih/au'n "'I, i'In
n wear ago. lie never was largo operator ana I'
did an his business through brokers. member "I
the Exchange said:
DR. Lockwood had many friend in thc Exchange whom
b. hal won by a. plea-antau I" VAIN W t
lie visited thr Exchange generally about once h Two
Wcek- ~ dahhct lt.c iu riocA- ana l9htinr iIa'
itis not ruc thai hclhadhccnuocd ioru- love mn. J
DO noi mink 'na 4'' l"g s m or mental atcrIti9n
n There was aty cl-,u for hi. lonf aNl "u' m ~
wife II Dr Lockwood had needed amy hnnucim hcIp hc
could have readily obtained It from hl' fIchd"
A.enbr OF the firm OF John D. liitSr $40 Is
brokers at SO. - Broadway, .ald yesterday may
they had done business ia siocN- Tor Ut LogkNo4l
of and on for q few years. Ic never dtut n'NNll
on the ,E4chaurc and about month ago his aC-
CONT Mas closed ont on 200 or 800 share, winch
the house had been carrying for "a long tlmc IIo
nrcouit MAS closed because hc could not put up
knowledge and consent. II is agreed 10y tl"5r VINO
know something OF Dr. Lockwoods oPcratI onS mat
his losses IN stocks and oil could NOT nave c"tt'"'u
the sum OF ~ 5000 TO $4,000
TIE NETWORK INFANT ASYLUM.
Theodore Roosevelt was asked rs lruuNE re-
made 10y tho committee appoini,d 10y the 0t'lc
Board Of Chautic, 10 investigate the management
of the New-lork Infant Asylum lie saldi
have not seen the report yet II may he that cory
OFT has been sen tome do not WI 10 say sn'thng
about tho matter Just now; except uI WneH h2 a.
brought the attention OF the Board TO lho~e mLtt5 IN
connection Tith the asylum which hr,, "ui ~ 80
Uses had been discharged.
Mr. Roosevcts attention was called 90 the eX-
tracts from the committees report when appeared
in Yesterdays TRIBUNE and he expires -ed himself
az much ratified ri The Characterization hy the CON-
inlttee of the action Of himself and Nj Gibbs IN
bringing the matter TO the attention OF the state
Board.
EXAMINATION OF WOULD-BE CARRIERS