New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
a. the reop,e at tho announcement that the
III TEia,nsl ticket will be IL the heii
ryrsrD,C5L FOLK ON THE ALASKA.
,pD1SG GOODBYE To B1uCICAULr sALVlNi'
ABBEY AND OTHERS

,,,xc GoOp-BYE To BDUCICAULr, sALvINI,
ABBEY AND OTHERS
.ronr the crowd that thrOnged the decks OF
A., ,ossa a. she lay at her pier yesterday afternoon
,s,arlns for departure were many wel-known t"ea'fi
., nc,n,a Some there voyagers ana others eo
~ ,heu ne arectionate farewell iniulged In IA rue
-, ,h profession" Half an hour before the honr oil
,,re 9, lapner man with snow. white hair and White
,s,,che In contrast with youthfn-lookins iaoo anu
,,rutv spring overcoat, stepped brisNy up ''V
,svay lie was accompanied py ""h"
-. rounr woman with hiir OF a rich blonde. The
r ware D.on Boucicait and Mrs B'ncic'nlt' "e''er
in i"' as Mss rhornlyke In a few moments Mr. Bon
.,,lf VS. established In his stttcrooh WIN AL '"c
sel ~ an OLD traveller. and soon after was comfort
, c,,,ly u icing the upper deck aud Surveying tao
-, n..,v Chatting 10 fr.clt as ne wdAci 'he
,e,v dock Mr. BOucicaulrexpresSeo nnnseh Is 'n''-
lv well satisfied VITA tho result Oh MS Pa'' SeNo'
,,.as ~, ms way 10 LOldOl ho shd' u pro'uce Inc
- o., ,b, succe,s OF waich he entsrthnei not 'he
to,bt .lf without the apocryphal advantage
,,s : an. lon success it mas made the mark II
" n, .,d "it onElt to run Ike wildhrc III Lon
- l. o.in probably b. prodlceI ~ tne nay na.se mar @
T,r,trr an, the date OF the author ~ ~ In
d'r~nIs 10 some exten on tne lehS'n oi '''o H"S"'
We M Boucicaut WAS chatting, man or yS w'ey ."G.
s,s mi ..nrct ", mlkns ns way Oh "iT "" W "a n ~
1'H h,ii. ANA rxrtrncnt IN ns manner ia., oroa
s,ulrg.i almost !eOnlle III 'ari.,r s,,I JJ1,
ste92.. x,rc ryyng aDpvr the cnatter oi American
autit
- "cs ue lr ann. 10 frcni ne eNPFe>seH Ie-Vot
vac ~ , mi mt iii 200 l-nye IN earnest al Iast
q" ~. "a. ,uyyty u group oi nen were cha'ung win
s,astuv d hands tud uahS NOcllef"uS S"o".o> -
i fnv.S" IL the rosy .chceAed gOOd-hulhuIe' HOOK
,"', man with ihe dark mustdche on hariy rec
an zrd the Henry L. Abbey VINO looked 3"
o-r.Nnr, AMI harissed at the beginning "i the
- Gut then he mai not made neaAy @loO,OoO as
- s,,r, of Mss AuIersOns season. ana now that Ne
La. done he feels pr"portiOnatey happy' ti"so w
w., Nrrll, H. N ycr surrounded bJ nall dozen bloom
,., 1 srI,. lie gong over. not 10 accompany ms
am chef MI Abbey. as usu al. but 10 maze ArFdse-
,nsnts TOR his OwU venture, the brlnslng OF MISS
T,rfrs.ue Il this country. Others VINO are leavln
msr,c, are Miss Ala Dyts. looking extremely pretty
a. evidently benefited by her long rest this season;
e,n Ff.,ukn, the viOlnist; AMI VI. b. Leavltt, the
y,r .v man GER with wife Mr. Leavtt hardly looks
s ton rccen, to his state OF health could D
I'm for he Is stout aud healthy In appearance.
A prsnt-lookng Lad taking TO Knot oi
v,l,-dr,.s.I Englishncn Is Harry Paulton. IT,. the
san of tie Harry Paulton VINO wrote " Ern!nie ana
snnrr.ni"i ted IS production here. The son precedes
L., father ov some weeKs
Anon lie crow of more or less weN-knOwn people
os.r ,eI 10 hil gpoipye 10 al these theatrical stars
ar, Charles II. Matthews OF the Grand Opera House
Grsr.. 4 nrOfhertOn. OF the Flitn Avenue ana the
pbDic l Tempe Tn 'alre; Al layiE ~. OF the Cali
iora Ta ifrr Francisco; Fed Stinson. MoA)
u,uagrr ~. Matthew's. treasurer OF the larry AhGor-
son CoNp ny Anlrew !. Dth' OF tnc OulOH 04'"'0
Hotel. besides many others