New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31

has built a score or Of cottages, ~so he Calls mem
though they arc large capable Of holding con'ioFtapy
twenty people each. Tho architecture Ia unique ana to
cottages are costly
sonehodv m nnthorlty nj tho Casino ouah 10 require
tho conductor 10 keep his eycs the actors ana not "n
tho audience Whom not actually le"llng ne tur"N
alno-t entirely atoud In hs scat ahd ihe'H ho "n'''
inokins thom over ctrcnlly ~ II II" were m''''" y"
the rrccipt. aud Worc counting the house u ~ "hn" '"S
10 have foreign obcet bct0ron lon "h' 'n' Io'
formers 90 tho stage. or u destroys ia" illusion ih'
conanctnr # out IT p,ioc, may make himself ~ OBJ
noxons ~ super" sent duuus the performance 10
clean the foo,aght shades would be-
gholr lo and cost are generally regarded "a the mis-
take of their construction; but fancy Mt Ho'y knew
what he was about when he built them lie Is man wei
known for having an excellent foresight ~ All matters
NJ real csta q investment aud improvements lie -
Gradually absorbing the property To give his
grounds a perfectly symmetrical ohlne Ills me q"
Cca--ayc.. IL marrel by The presence of t"H VINO
owns couple o3 front ug on Ito aVen'c ana snr
rounded on every other side by Mr. Hoey's park lie
Will eventually absorb these also There have been
many change too in the region west Of tie West End
inhabited by the Actors Colony New roads or a' cnues
have been laid ont and moro symmetrical appearance
Aiycn to the tract which the player folks 80 much adj
uirc Mary Anderson cottage Is unoccuped and unat-
tended to- and going rack ami ram. 50 is Mrs Foyds
oil nome. Id--le MIG ne II mas one 81 lt H@ 'o'''-
in the place. and err real estate investments, ann TOLL
have recently PROV ed rcmuuciati,e. Lester Waacks
am sorry 20 saw have not hear that ne was recently
come Red to sell The Hut" with it. handsome frontage
on the ocean The price pa! $50, 600 for what,
am told was worth at least 100000.
Some Of the younger members pf the Actors Colony
at the Branch are exceedingly interesting people. Mrs
Paddock MAJ ge MITCHELL presented me 10 her Younger
sister," -hc smllingly called F1hchou a young
daughter Of fifteen who is the very image "a
Ter mother when fist her on the stage. She has
also q bright OF ten whom am told Is Of Pro-
lessor Chlrlicr- remarkable scholars mathenat-
les and ike studics Mrs PadIocks nephew Dodson IL a
member Other family and she takes great deal Of pride
Ia linn. Ills father. mother and two other children OF
The family swept away Ave wears ago ia siaee
day by yellow fever at Memphis Frank Chanfrau has
sons. the younger of whom IS remarkable looking
boy tall and straight OF figure with proiu-ion Of jet
black hair ard absolutely perfect Clcclr profile rne
elder sou. Henry. is something Of mechanical seuins.
enthusiast over athletic lie Is the Pres
dI.nt 81 the Monmouth Athletic cub, which composed
VI the actors and Is il. champion runner. At
the closing game o the season Saturday week Last lie
lad thc champion L. T. Myers. who had Just returned
FROM England. give exhibition run Myers ~ re-
narkable young man Ia many respects. He is an in
,eterate aIker ard talks wen and though much about
himself and his recent English victories he talks mod
csty. John Albaugh and WIFE, half sister OF Maggie
Mitchell have child Of seven years who goes oil about
the country her pony unattended; - TIE mot indie
pend and charming of little mnxes; has exceptional
powers OF memory ami recitcs with skin which reveals
tutoring Frank Chanfran's youngest son, may add
here, i- natural pipe. I observed that in ordinary
when had occasion repeat what had
been said ia his hearing he initiated Tie voice aId man
Of the speaker he quoting asked his father
about this popularity and be told that il uyo-
untary and that his minetic powers We're developed
early. lie il not aiming him for the ST. q Tho elder
has b,en acting believe for season two These
Young folks not about town just yet, but
fancy must Of them will DRIFT this way eventually and
he noted