New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
A G.. HAYNES RETlRES:
Continucd from first pnGc.

Confined from first pnGc' -
.,.n ,o said. ARE safer than loans mado
,,orr booause they are virtually maze on
~, oun nroperty. which Is pledged by 'he
o,,orts The relations existing between MI
IIayrss and the officers of the society nave pee"
.nord,, and Mr.. HAYNES has their pest "sn*
upon his retirement from the agency WIN ""
he was so long connected .,
At the office OF the agency d oie'n r
baen long employed there SAID t'a' III
bod been the manager of the agency io $3.50
o,gbtaen wears General c. h. l. |o'' ''
norutv Commissioner of Public WORKS was .o'
D'r i' associated with Mr. Haynes In the
agency. ,x.s
Mr. HAYNES lives in sumptuousiy iu'
APARTMENTS in the Florence apartment ~,.os
No ,os East Eighteenth-st. when ne wa Sa "a vas
- .ns,a-dav Nrs Haynes said that ne w.
~, a. home He left the city Saturaay ~ ", re-
enc agencies near New-York ara hau aia "a not
turned Mrs Haynes said tna' ''''
know when he would return. ~. ,ho BOARD Of
Chauncey NJ Depew is one OF ,mv so-
Directors OF the Equitable k't he rstirement OF
NJ uaynes he said: Il attended mee,ins , Js
the Finance Board OF The Equitapie "9 T'ds md
warning | talked with President :, ny noarad
n,pi o.rs ~ the society They all appeaie9
IN frst-class spirits. and dih ho' So ,be Irork
over any trouble in the caTTyi1s Oh know Mr.
OF the society. n,sraiIv successful business
man He had charge OF vast oepaI',, lily. ,ninL
handled great sums OF .noi. doubt upon his
Integrity II he has retired from the socl.s, , =,
;s for reasons Of his own. IL wouu ue -, ~.
ralv impossible for him TO become neo'or ~ e I
az 49,, for any great sum except through hrse
nremiums and even they had 20 De reg u.a,
counted for The company d,n nof free agent."
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL
NJ HAYNES has given notice to all agents OF
his withdrawal from the society. he o'o '''''
u.,,b two letters They are as follows:
April 90 1895
Acting under the clause in cur existing con. CON-
tract Deserving the right to gy We you .h ws
bss 20 notify YOU that We have deiermine ne 10 as
continue our operations Mons a aT That the said contract
U % the terminate on that We beg to Request Sss
that viii make sysry p9 nTsmaa Which You
SSay. on hand besides putting in as mISn new
business as pon ever do which we will appreciate
more than hearty compliance with TINS request
Yours very 'Fu ARCHIBALD c. HAYNES CO.
New-York. May ., 1895
Ny recen, communications have been n .est
srrsr that circumstances beyond my control have
compelled me 10 w ssrr pr f,cm an es9s in lie
than any BODY Of or men For us several years
past / wish to express to you my appreciation ies
the business which you have pee, r sou yo viii e.
N
successful hereafter in whatever you may wisn 70
undertake soon am SSasa be S pese Spn to
see YOU socially. even II We should not be aoie I"
navy ARCHIBALD {. HAYNES
MRS. HAYNEs's THEATRICAL CAREER
Mr.. Haynes's wife is the daughter OF an old
New-York merchant. He died when she was
seven years old. and. as matter Of economy. her
mother decided to live in Germany, where she
| could have her three children educated. MIS-.
| Haynes was the oldest Of the children. She was
sent to school in Stuttgart and Frankfort, wnere
| she became proficient in German. French and
music, and prizes at the various scnoois
which she attended The family returned 10
| America after an absence Of eight years. MISS
! Gale then began TO earn her living by teaching
music and languages. She had a taste for theat-
rlcas and Joined club known as the Amateur
League. which gave performances al Terrace Gar
| den.
| she gave such evidence OF ability that she was
| induced TO go on the stage. She took lessons in
acting. in the mean while keeping UP her duties as
| a teacher. Her first professional engagement was
| with DAME, Bandnan but IL lasted for only a few
| weeks She then engaged by Lawrence Bar
rett 10 play juvenile parts in his company. MISS
| Marie Wainwright was then the Leading woman
| OF the company AID her husband. Louis James
was also a member Of It. They soon afterward
resigned their positions. and Miss Gale became
! the leading woman Of the company TINS gave
| her an unusual opportunity TO play leading parts
almost at the very beginning OF her career ana
J under the best possible auspices. she had good
natural ability, she worked and studied marc, ana
Mr.. Barrett gave her much help she was sum
the leading woman of the company when Mr.. bar
| rctt and Edwin Booth united their Efforts Inc
! two actors separated for the season OF lss? ana
| 1890. Mr. Booth playing with Nine. Modjeska ana
| Miss Gale remaining with Mr.. Barrett rms ar
rangement lasted for only one season. and then
the Booth and Barrett combination was organized
practically as before
| Both Mr. Booth and Mr.. Barrett took much in
| terest in Miss Gales Mr.. Booth assstei
| her greatly with advice and suggestions, as II
was his habit to do with all the members OK MS
| company, and Mr.. Barrett produced plays wAlcn
| he would not otherwise have done for the sake OF
giving her opportunities TO appear In greater
variety Of characters. Among the parts that she
| played with Booth and Barrett were Porta, IN
| Julius Caesar; Portia. In The Merchant OF
Venice: Desdemona in "Othello": Fiordeisa. IN
The FOOLS Revenge: Ada Ingot. in David
| Garrick; Ophela. in "Hamet' Blanca. IN
''Ganeon": Beatrice In '"Much Ado About Moth
! In Francesca da Rimini"; Alice In ''Yoricks
| Love: Loyse, In The Kings Pleasure Kate
Steelman In 'Harebelr'; Julie de Nor. smar. IN
'Richelieu." and Lady Macbeth in "Macoe h
Miss Gale was with the Booth and Barrett
combination till Mr.. Barrett's death. on March
20 1891. and she then supported Mr.. Booth for
the few remaining weeks that he played. She
acted Ophelia In Hamlet at the Academy Of
Music. In Brooklyn. the last time that Mr.. Booth
appeared on the stage. She was married to
Mr.. Haynes In 1892 She acted for one season
az star after her marriage. but was not sue
cessful. She played The Hunchback" LAS You
Like It," Romeo and juliet" Much AGO About
Nothing" The Lady OF Lyons" Twelfth
/ and ''Ingomar"
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