New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17
". r. T1NDERBILT AND ". ". JSTOR DEPART
BOTH SAIL on THE TEuToNIc-THE TERMS Upon
WHICH MIR AND MRS. VANDERBILT WILL
LIVE APART-THEIR PLANS.

ROTH SAIL. on THE TEuToNIC-THE TERMS Upon
WHICH MIR. AND MRS VANDERBILT WILL
LIVE APART-THEIR PLANS.
Among the passengers on the White Star Line
steamship Teutonic which sailed for Liverpool yes
terday morning. were William *. vanderbilt and
William Waldorf Astor. Mr.. Aston refused TO talk
to Newspaper men and went directly 10 his cabin
Mr.. Vanderbilt did .ikewse. F. O. Beach. Winfield
s Hoyt and Louis Webb sailed with Mr.. Vanderbilt
and will be his guests abroad. The length Of Mr.
Vanderbits stay abroad Is uncertain. But 1t Is
safe 10 say that he viii not return 10 New-York
for long time. There has been no reconciliation
between Mr. and Mrs Vanderbilt Mrs Vanderbilt
wils have an allowance OF $4,000 year and the
us3of the New York and Newport houses.
Mr.. Vanderbilt has taken apartments in the Met
rOpotan club on the fourth floor overlooking
Central Park and these are to be kept permanently
for him. The rent is $1,000 a month. Mr.. Vanderbilt
has taken rooms Nos. is and %. They overlook
the Park already stated. and are considered the
best rooms in the club. When Mr.. Vanderbilt en-
gagged them he was not satisfied with their arrange
ments 80 he ordered in a number OF workmen, who
knocked out the partitions and made the two rooms
almost into one This ended the skill OF expert dec
orators was employed and It was only a few days
ago tina, they ended their labors. As "A result Mr.
Vanderbilt has what may perhaps be considered
the best decorated and furnished rooms In New
York That he has intention OF again living with
his wife is made certain by the elaborate prepara-
Ncw-lork. When at the club Mr. Vanderbilt can
entertain at dinner forty friends on the same foor
upon which his rooms are and be sure or no intru-
sion
Mr. Vanderbilt is going TO exploit the American
trottng horse as park horse and high stopper In
Paris. Before sailing yesterday he purchased from
the New-York Coach Horse and COB Company the
well-known show horse Coitsve, that G. +. Bates
recently offered TO match against any hackney that
could be produced as an all around harness morse
for park and road driving and Mr.. Beach Is au-
ihority for the statement that Coitsville VIII be
exhibited as high-stepper at the coming horse
shows In London and Paris The big chestnut
horcc was OF the sensations OF the recent Ma
tional Horse Show In Madison Square Garden.
having been brought in from the country about
three weeks before the exhibition opened, and
shown with remarkable success In the company OF
some OF the most noted park horses In New-fcrk.
Harry Iivesey, C. i. Clinton and other English
experts pronounced the big fellow perfect speci-
men Of the hackney type although he Is standard
and registered trotter. Cotsyille Is by Obern. the
sire OF l. u Rockefeers fast trotter Dodgeville,
2.liis, and Oberin Is son Of Harold. the sire OF
Mr. Bonners Maud s., 2:0S% The dam Of Colts,
Vile j. Niles by Ledger the grandsire OF Ryland
dam OF Mohawk Gift. 2:2lA. by Chmpbells Hiatoga.
Mr. Vanderbilt also purchased from the New. York
Coach Horse and cob Company the black park horse
Hazel Krke, by Atlantic. 2:2l, the son OF Almont.
10th animals viii be shipped next Saturday for
Paris. where they will be driven on the road by
he'll