The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-28
THE MASQUERADE SEASON.
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AN EXTENSION OF the CARNIVAL
CURIOUS SCENES At HEADQUARTERS.
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THE CARNIVAL In BROOKLYN.
Scenes at Montague Hall ON
Monday Night.
THE MASQuERADES IN THIS CITY.
&c. sc. &C.

bund has boon In existence only Few ycarS, yet 10
already quite thriving and enerprsng musical associa
ton. In composed Of about hundred and forty
members, the majority Of whom active singers.
The ball room Monday night was full OF masks,
representing every imaginable character and number
OF splendid costumes were exhibited Antedluvian and
modern characters intermingled with African ne
grocs, Chinese, curious looking individuals ana ide
scripts The ball had been tastefully decorated
der the supervision OF Mr. Klein OF this city One Of the
principal features OF tho evening curious carnival
istc performance from which II appears that the Ger
man Michel rather mysi erious personage-had been
invited appear at Montague Hail. In the city OF Brook
lyn with his thirty two representatives to engage in
singing contest with the Brooklyn saeng Apollo
one OF the gods OF Olymp, Lad been invited 10 ap
pear, with some OF the other gods OF olymp in behalf
OF the Saengerbund OF Brooklyn In this curious per-
Torrance, which included the grand carnival march.
every imaginable character to be seen, including
ceedngs for he had decide the result OF the contest
The procession which appeared shortly before eleven
o'clock, moved through the ball room in the following
ORDER
Policemen. rather curious looking specimen.
Somebody in nutshell who suddenly changes his APP
pearance. and turns out IN be Prince Carnival
Musicians, looking rather diapdated
Tho Committee Known TO be set Of fools"
The Goddess Of Liberty, followed by the -Four seasons
Brother Jonathan IN an his glory, followed by gay
crowd Of Young Americans.
Master Apollo, in wagon drawn by four cocks Hc rs
accompanied by hts confrercs Amor Bacehus Orpheus
and Comus schoolmaster driving the wagon
The German michel who Is an imaginary national
mans-A sarcasm.
room then hailed whercupon the TURNER singers
contest, began %hsn N, proessom matted D'O'h''
Welcome. bid ye. Duichmen now.
NY fellow citizens anyhow
sec You are united here.
sS s. Sc a Ssi e A s' ss.s s ss
To which "Miche" replied In German a. follows
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- rsmile6 wohi siier We'll besanni;
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Jonathan being rather nonpus'ed by this curious mu.
sical treat, srcaius:-
but rather ihink there's something wrong.
And that. :, al means 20 s.a ian
nat a. is.s IN af Inc same model
-wh.r,upon he sing. this famous national hymn.
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