The sun., 1890-09-19

eoyery. The slight attack OF congestion OF the
lungs which showed itself the preceding night
had increased.
Both DR.. Watts and DR.. Detailed remained
with their patient all Wednesday night He
was conscious. but spoke only In m monosylla-
blea He gradually grew worse after midnight
on wednesday, but In the forenoon his watch
ors were led to believe that he would pull
through the day. as he rallied wonderfully.
Hs began to grow worse In the afternoon and
died without pain at 5k o'clock. Dr. Leo says
DO was as bright rs dollar mentally up to the
day Of the sickness which carried him of.
Dion Bouccault was born in Dublin on Dec
&C. 1892. His father was French merchant
there The young man was sent to London to
be made civil engineer. but his leanings
were for the drama and at the age OF 10 his
1rst play. and perhaps his most famous. Lon
don Assurance" was produced by Charles
Mathews at the Coyent Garden Theatre. Lon
don. 1t was great success. The piece was
presented to tho public as the work of Mr.. Lee
Norton; but a year later this pseudonym was
SDdia Sad Slas Nj rhe S0aids sR Geress Gessss hs as
s @ Sn ad9afs Tss ssd not sSs
~ the S dramas and lev m9nshs
Hearts was also brought OUT In 1874. and A
School for scheming,"" Confidence" and sew
he the next few years on June IA. 1882. Mr.
BOucicault. at the age Of 80 years. made his
arst sp2seaHTaanee ss Ha as % an actor @ Il was at the
agement and in an after piece Of his own COM
position. called The Vampire" Other plays
II 1883 he Came came to this Coz County. On t0iio"eu anu
Before coming to Now York, in September.
1858, BoucicRull married Agnes Robertson. one
company which Mrs Charles Kean had organ
lied ut the trincess's Theatre. She accompa-
pied him to America Here Boqcicault loctqied
ton q some OF his plays at :, Bur-
as TA'a Fox H pEESaTeed En Ibo D9b YG%1s
9nze." Mr. Boucicault made his debut in New
York as SIR Charles ,Cotdstredn, in :. Used Up"
PHILADELPHIA and In other cities, among other
plays In the Relief Of Lucknow" in which as
MI, until, In 1860 they returned to England.
Mrs. BBoucicaplt achieved great popularity,
$s%Ss in Nicholas Ncfie6y," @ SH z Zoe H1 IN the
uD;Se,aroon,", JeGn!s Deans in the Heart Of
RsIGo'hhian'" sIaO and Ei'v 0Connor in the Colleen
1T was in the i" Colleen Bnwn that Mr.. and
Ars Boucicaplt reRpneared in London. and
while there he produced many new plays.
notably The Life OF an Actross." In which he
appeared with great grsa, success as G,Imaidi. and
which Mr; Boucicault wrote or adopted to the
Stage. and IN many Of which no appeared dur
ip9S ps.ih bis c,e c,estdsncer in Eugland: were The
fyinE Scsuudi" Ssui" "4ftor ne IfnT Dark. an and "LeS
A1ssitray;" He returned to New York In
8" ws at sEffS
Dialogue" i was in November, 1874. that
Mr. B,pccault brought out The shaugraun."
o. Wailark's Theatre. playing hims elf the part
OF Conn, the ynGabond. During this tour he
StroGuSHd PRO S%Ia Daddy 9yRowd" at Booth's Thea;
,,ss@5sr; ,ss1@5s i,si3. he ana william Stuart opened
esw NVd tSFk Msa Theatre Rou ~ pSrtnershp o,.on
sSeSSr in The T Sha"ahraun In ig is74 sa and
AZ AZ isS RhhY they PLAYED together l9r the last time
eault returned 70 London and resumed the
name 6ame OF Agnes Robert on. and the domestic
Siastehces Lat had existed between her and
naerhus6and thereupon caused a permanent
since 1876 Mr.. ,Bourcicault has called New
Sssnt 10 Australia, where he mGrried Louise
haorndyke. an actress many, years mis- junior.
suocsssD S stfYSrd returned to EPglHTd where
s sSrr.Rted by his hasty departure, TO avoid iagal
yompnra ions which threatened from q suit
Ir,snrce ,St divorce brought by his wife. Agnes Rob-
Mt Bouc!caut's answer TO his wiies suit was
fussnAi q the marriage. and he was defeated
ns1lnnony ie,thel came hastily to this coun-
again, and Il is believed. up 10 the time Of
H. H. oeath successfully eyaded the service OF
uvotdSr OF the British court
NsIs Bouclcault followed her husband to
nv lofE, aud proceedings were Instituted
nsoeto 20 compel tho payment OF alimOny upon
f,yy" Vl lhelI marriage many years ago In q
Bus dnotel' long since disappeared in lower
bdMar' Bquclcault has had six children. three
W. We shl three girls. Dion William, the eldest.
t12rn n New Orleans In 1853. He was
years later '' '"" "HN '"'N'
loI Eya H.ss wss born in New York In $50, and Dar-
iyo Vso 30 GO VOL known as Dob, was born hei Q
In slvSrs laie latrire was BON In London
is;t92o Nina In 1867, and Aubrey Robertson In
IdaIteoTNas married in 1878 to Jack CLAYTON, a
InIuuE maAas"r. Dot H. Oh The sane In
fust ana AIR re Is livirg in New orE with
~ Hgs"hd' gorge d. lltnan.
igInES y'ar 0r6. when MA. VI Palmer or.
ia,' Wo1i" 20 "oo !or aet,n: IA c!9nnecton viii
co dm,l. on NguFe IEsAtTr Nj, Buurlcnult
dgHed '''" " "a7 H'l'"Il' HDhh-
~, hoHoL'nul' wa. remarkably IroliHc. lie
Ehr,'I b'a. tel some iOI plays nrd col.
Iigy gy'S'tl WIN Larles Heade n the novel and
irsb 'nu I,ay." A. a. rtOr Oi VaRAhond
IndI Iatts be was considered unlVallsd
A. In N wa va a. gifted in the mater oi makeup
eDLsIsnssiCHs sCHs rIeton Of plots and invention u