New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

While a reporter sat talking with Miss Rose Corhlan
In Ter cosey fat only twoblochs from waIacs Theatre
stny morsel OF humanity toddlcd Into the room and
addressed the actress mamma The reporters
eyes had previously been caught by an elegantly
decorated cradle which might have been Intended for
either small baby large doll. but he had con-
cluded that the character of the Intended cupant was
not matter which he might attempt to discover
You remember this, don't yon ~ said Miss CoehIan
In private life Mrs Clinton Edgerly, as she held the
child who was mufled up to go out for a walk, and
Looked like Dutch doll Of extreme fatness Tho re-
porter obliged to plead forgetfuncss "Cant
you recall" continued Miss Coghlan, that noarly three
years ago story went round about my having adopted
a foundlingl 1t was not long before some charably
disposed people reported that had got tired OF my
toy and sent II away to an institution. Well
did not there She IS, and she doesn't look as IL She
very badly treated does she IN Tho reporter was
obliged to confess that though hllssfuy inexperienced
baby show Judge he considered tho child looked
remarkably healthy. "Then suppose you and take
her out for Walk said Miss Coghlan The reporter
Is like most Of his class naturally Of shrinking and
retiring disposition. Were he TO be seen on Broad
way with lady and baby, he might become On
object Of what the English actors round wallacks call
chaf" But he did not hesitate lie wanted to get
the lady to talk, and she was bent on going out al
shall DO delighted" he answered, In tone of airy
lshtness which no uses when seeking to glide over
dangerous subjects 81 am only going as far Us tho
THEATRE continued the lady. Il have call for re-
hearsal and am late now Miss COghlan the baby
maid and the reporter descended In the eIevat ,r
When they reached the street Miss Coyhan found IL
later than she had imagined, and suggested
that she could get along more quickly II baby and
nurse left to 90 their own way at their own pace
To this reporter gave most heartfelt assent and tho
Infant who had weighed so heavily on his mind was
soon left far behind. going starrings observed
Miss Coghlan the end of the nlch closes AZ
attacks April % The following Monday viii
SOC me In Canada, doing Peg wellington In Masks and
Faces. That has not been played there for a very
long time. what about next season. We'll thnt Il
not decided. My contract with Mr.. Abbey Is for an.
year but either Of us can terminate by paying
forfeit Of VI, 000 But don't think tnerel 30 any
ain me / shall stay Otherwise shall try starring
again l am very anxious 10 do my now piece
sJOcelyn,' II Is tho one my brother wrote for Mrs
Langtry. I think It Immensely strong, and thougn
u course, am likely to DO prejudced In its favor
Idea that II could BY any chance como Into my pos
session. 1t Is romantic tragedy with tho sceno laid
In France during tho Huguenot times Tho villain
c.nspres to got possession OF the heroine. and In or
a. do so kills her brothers. At the end she Is escaping
disguised . man when he attempts to stop her.
They fight . duel. BY trick no stahe her In tho
back, but before she dies she kills him There is
possibility that tho pIece may be done at Wallscks
before the end OF this season DO like travcLIngP
Yes DO. I suppose I AIN one Of tho very few who