New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

no bo,sterous or unseemly conddct but In
ali the establishments visited there waS good ORDER
ybere were DO signs OF interference oH the part OF INC
malice. although, with one two exceptions no IN"
tera changes have been made 70 the character OF 'he
entertainment offered Tho order issued ten Day su0o
seems to be virtually disregardcz -
The Atlantic Garden. Of which William kramer 70 PiO
prictor Is the arsest Of class Of establishments Ia
the cty extendl.y from the Bowery west 10 Enhsoc'h
ST., fusiy 200 feet, with width OF about " ieo' "
either end OF vhis immense hall are commooous s"'
letrs There are four lines Of tables, arouhu "ho" "
seatees and chairs sufficient to accommodate Law Poo
rse Half way down the hall, the lefthand side'
,. INV tho aide Of which stands the large organ
which is ased every afternoon In the evening the nan
ia brilliantly lighted. Suspended from the ceins are
pots OF plants and baskets OF ivy and MOWERS aoorn '
stage The orchestra which furnished the music ias'
evening consisted of twelve pieces. throughout 'he
evens,e the hall was filed with webehsved class OF
people. The audience, usual was to great oeeree
composed OF German families who regard music suu
beer as inseparable.
The carnival season OF the Manner Carnival Society
is now at hight, and last night an entertainment
Carnival Society those OF the Aron Society ana Bee
Ma nnerchor participated The carnvai sessem a
which period entertainment ike that OF ast n,sn
every eight days These 1 boh aIS eserv
one casts aside both and unhappy thoughtS gvs
himself to the careless pleasures OF tne esen'ns pnns
allusons composed by members Of the socets anu
amusing imprompu addresses which are received wi,n
shouts OF laughter The members Of the Society wear
fancy carnival hats of gay and varied coois anu %
mened with miniature bells he the otncers net ony
wear these but additionally decorated Win gauuy
reg alias. The hall last night was packed win ineu,
women and children aud the was one OF gayety
and unalOyed pleasure. in which all TOOK part WIN
happy faces and over6owng good nature AT the con
cinsi0n OF the singing and comic speech making the
floor was cleared and the company finished the nights
sport with few hours OF dancing
At Stadt Theater, where operatlc performance
were given until last two weeks. sacred concert
was offered the managers which did not meet Win
very glowing reception. The audience was very small
and the venture. evidently, not successful heretooe
the Stadt Theaer attracted immense crowds, put
the structures police have compelled them 10 Wlt-
draw their usual programme. .
The most cosmopolitan places OF sunday recreat1on
are reading and chess which are scattered
through the lower wards of the city The care Inerna-
tonal is Chatham-square, and Is on every sunday
crowded with people representing nearly every DatlCn
with chess tables at which visitors seat themselves TO
play not they please Some play, others read, %
majority drink and all smoke. There are ou the racks
which line the rooms, large selection OF
American, English French, Austrlan hungarian, Rus-
sian Bohemian. Danish swedish and Norwegian papers
Gale International is also one OF the best chess
libraries in America Above the billiard
pool rooms, which were continually crowded yester
day.
Tue Cafe Cosmopolitan. at the foot OF Seeondave. Is
counterpart of place just described though ION u
smaller scale, and IL throughout the day nIed with
chespayers readers who spent their leisure hours
tbrs occupied, and spping their coffee OF lager
At the GerInanla Assembly Rooms the Algemeine
Sangerbund gave concert. The assembly here was
entirely composed OF Germans. The entert Inment
consisted OF singing and dancing alternately The sing
ing included solos Tor male ana female VO1ce@ chorus Dy
the older members. with occasional songs by the chii-
dren between aud IL years OF age.
The New York Turnvcren had an entertainment at
their hall, No. G6 East Fourth-s This consisted OF q
theatrical performance by members OF the Society
entitled " Koseumuller und Fipke"