New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28


rem, Tor some time. but diplomatic denials have
been made to prevent unnecessary annoyance Mr.
Gould ea.d yesterday that he deprecated the pub
LEFTY iWyNel but he admitted that the rumors
were true. he excused himself from further com
inent the subject
40 definite plans have been made for the maj
rage 1t will p-obab,y take place in the late sum-
mor. Miss Ty',I IS a member Of the Empire me
atre Com2a.y . Charles Frohmau. and her contract
does not release hey until June. she and Mr. Gouid
are agreed that Sc should fulfil this engagement
but after her naraEe she viii retire from '"'
stage. Mr. q .uld irst met Miss Tyler III oreb""
about two year. ago Their acquaintance was KEPT
up in the East. and Mir. Gouls admiration Oh .'r
actress Tor her ar- Faduaily rroned mo i'Ie io'
the charming w'tna ~ characteristics MS i"'"''
wife developed
Howard GoulC IS ,he third son q Jay Gou.d.
He is twenty-four years old. IL was born IN ''e
house occupied for years by his father, at the
northwest corner Of Fifti-ave and Forty-seven'h-
ST. before the family NOV i 10 the opposite corner
Howard was educated wei-knowh pr""''
school in Fifth-ave.. and n studied Tor on, year "
Columbia College. He vas not graduated from inc
c. .ese because he was restless under the u'S''p''
and his father decided C. pace MN u' i,I n'..' -
train!n1. Howard Went INTO nls laih I..' i,,.
the Western Union TC "a iph C}li'ans go 90. mi
knos.i. g. of practical affairs he was gradually IN
nro,srttos he is now a director OF the Manhattan
Railway COMPANY the Missouri: fa aIsra ani sub
sdiaIy co1lpanes which 'orm part Of the Goui1
Southwe stern system. lie = als' a director IN ue
iroici by The Wcstcfn Tnon Teerraph company.
He IS member Of the EXpense Commit 81 ne
CUISINES deals has won for MIN kindly regard
ana esteem from his older railroad ass'cia' - 49,,
Aibirfit c,"h The New-York Ia'ht club. IT,
Larchmon, lecht Cuh thS Hagde. iiie Cu s, ana
name II College rraternity lie lives OF Tqrrytoen.
Howard
fathers csta,,. tho others being Georee l.., Edwin
and Helen NJ Gou.a. The properly !eit by Jay
Could devised equal parts to MS sN children
after the deduction Of few fpecia 9tg1e'ts .d ana
j. Gould The personal property owncc by
Could when he died was roughly estimated al al, b.!
Howard Gould reser les his father II The Sigh.
ness Of his build Ihe pStIrS %niy ya ms ihy
few lines made by care and thought; ana s,na'i
Towards face as II looks to-day MS eye. aIs koeh
and dark brown in color. and IN the SOFT qtl,' man
ner Of the young man. his deliberat'ness u ltttr-
ance but ability quickly TO grasp n point m arg
ment or discussion ne a an 81; S'o'S
Miss Tyler ba.onss T. s'sb IT, rbon, liowafd
men b. + Of the Southern SOCIETY," OF, THIS cry ana
she Is The er9tddageni},r 81 Ts ncI and formerly
a member OF the Confederate amy NJ: 49,, ,ya
g1 bcb He wa. psyed at the Madison squar Thce
! i've or PIX years ago by "A company HEADED by NJ
;G i'e N cement Of Charles Frohnan She payea IN
! 'Shon tudOah" ana won much favor nQuGn h,I ~
! was IL eomparatlvciy small ono. She was IN Wy
coiapsrv which played at PROCTOR iWcniy 'Il.' T,
Street lcatre for seasons. II liaye1 ,AirA an
! Women and "Thc Lost Paradise. Ns8 ly'eT az,
! pearod both Of these. and httracte 'ore MARI
| attertioI tnan before. Her acting Wa sprlEh'
| and orr nal sort, and she had ca sraSP -.
| comic EQUATIONS she began by TINS me 20 De
| extrenn. - popular with tho audlonc eng hea
| appeara i-e in each new pay was -, / lor
| s5mcth that would eiye NE ana 10 u,
Home" as the most Of ne ,, acio M" n,I,d
! or another She became A member I tho
| Funire Theatre stock Company when t was
| formed n lttle over 2 year ago, and paycd in fhe
Gin eft behind Me the play by David Boa'o
| ana Franklin Fyles, with which the new theaiF,
| wa opened When the company began IT, sec0ni
| So, s,n asst summer. she was not cast in the h.s
NAV 1, birl was 81 liberty Hail. but she In M
| second ''Jnc Younger Son, ana IN me third. "Ih'
councillors VIE" In this she played tho title par
| and made the best success OF her stage career
a. she was not needed IN the next play. Sowing tn
| Wind she was allowed 10 appear in Poor Girls
" H.. srncrican Theatre. This was a success
W,.,sn '.rhe Girl ] Left Behind Me- came to tn
,o''t.r,y of Music few weeks ago, she WAS Gag
~, So, old part. but soon allowed 10 give /
,,n She vas to have part In 'GulgeOns." which Il
IL, r,ed as the next play 10 be given by the En-
an i -, nDany, but 1t may not be produced this sea
pr nd n II Il not. she Will naturally not be seer
so' i as her contract Will rot be renewed She wal
~ ls,,oriv married 10 man named Crlsnan. Sh
ioTHl,e a,tb him for about two years ana was II
ilVel ram him In Ncw-Jcrsey about four year
| oe,o on the ground OF deaeruoh