, 1876-05-28
Commodore -Vanderhilt's Cigar-Llght--'
Scan. Mag. in Brooklyn.
Frank MOulton's Afairs---A De-
uoraliZed Suburb.
Newspaper Notes.-The Change III 1ne
"World" Management

Monday with Brown, and lots Of flowers, and all
the rpbty arcessories. Already the qulohotes
arr wondering how much Brown received Tor Ills
ta;t OF the affair, and, confdcntially, OF course.
may inform You, it was just one-quartcr OIL
thousand, payable in gold coin Of the United
States, The particulars Of the marriage OF young
Lord Vaudeville and Miss Consuelo lznaga ae
Vale (pronounecd 1snagD have been telegraph
cl doubtless and need no repetition herc. II
Was the swell wedding Of the season, and not
loss than 600 persons mostly females tried TO oe
prescnt, but were unable on account OF the ero"o.
The ladies are con1plimeuting the bride for one
thing and that is, her preference for an American
Gsss>..aler instead OF sending to Paris as some o.
tn. foolish sex have done on slmliar occS!uas. IN,
Lnrd Vaudeville is the young English l.ord WHO
hux taken prominent part in many Of young Jim
Dr,,n-tt'a y an,ueements, including nolo. Ae IL an
active po1oist, and has patronized Delaney hane
t,r o. select circle, md last fall considered
4 AZ ::a,d catch by score Of young ladies' who were
f.':i nd Of his society. With sif Bachc :H; Gunard;;
auuihrr fa1nous polo player, he has been llontzca
IN a manner that must have been quite fattsrn$;
20 his vanity, but now that he Is married ne wiz
seem to the Fifth ayenue he'les Just Tue Sane ~
any other man. However, there's young Cunata
cf1. and many rich girl IL already expressing
preference for the Cunard line: 1tis ! way song
!.l- have, ard in spite OF our boastcd tchtennaaa
m:frint;s,n there are hosts Of women TO wnoIu
iI:t is thing Of beauty, and the thought Of marry
inr . genuine English Lord joy forcv"C.
HOW An ACTRESS FOOLED HER FRIENDS.
One Of Wal!ac}1's favor;te actresses boards uear
G1au,tncrcy Park, mud is fond Of afternoon
,:u,ncnadcs. Recently she has puzzled some OF
her most intimate friends By some remarkaple
dssuises, arising mainly from changes in her hair
from blonde to black and vice versa nnd tue 1nnn
ncr Of dressing it. Only few days ago she met
some female company in her own apartments and
appeared in light hnir. She Eas vivacious and
agreeable ~ usual. The second evening wine
supper was givenby one Of her friends to small
party at Dclmouico's, ut which she was present
Here snr wss ,nrronnced by her stage name to some
OF the identical people whom she had <een two
nights before, but had then been known 10 them
md possibly to her delight they did not recognize
her but the funny part Of the aairwas that one Of
the strangers began to tell her about the previous
house near GramInercy Park 1t required all the
hrnness Of the actress to conceal her amusement.
hut it was successful. After she had heard some
self she confessed her identity and gave the com
pany hearty laugh all around. The explanation
relative to the change in the hair was accepted our
that waa not the end Of the joke. The next day
gentleman remarked to the surprised lady OF the
previous occasion TINT the ucighbors had remarked
uat certain young lady WIS suspicious , eharae,
ter, as the policeman on The block had observed
that ehe appeared on tue promenade with different
colored hair on different days, and he thought II
was fur no good purpose II ne fhoasd zee ohe .,
be solved.
BRooK1YN's GREAT GALA DAT.
Yesterday went to Brooklyn to see the great
parade Of the children Of the Brooklyn Sunday
schools After hearing great deal in praise OF
this affair as managed in that city, hare con-
c1uded that the truth exceeds the description as
much as the roar Of the sea exceeds the poets &C
count Of it. Outsiders can scarcely imagine how
great city can be so wholly stirred to ts depths BY
such turn Of So 600 children, as WAS the case
yesterday. It WAS aptly described By one Of the
popular diyines as four or FIVE Fourths Of July
rolled into one. The city was wholly given up to
It; the public buildings more highly decorated
with flags and bunting than they would be upon
sny ordinary national holiday; flags we're every
where. The schools were unopened. bali the
stores were closed after noon. the police were nil
III duty assisting the parade, bands OF music we're
al engaged, and, in short it was the children day;
The Sunday school children Eereln gay attire. ana
on this occasion the display Of Centennial colnrs
was unusually fnc. Every school bore At least one
lare banner, and flags and strcan'crs without num-
bc1- The appearance OF !he largest chnIches he 60 our
merabered for years. One OF the divisions There
were nine in all, numbering nearly 10, 900 chill.
id lay there in tie presence of so, 900 spectators
There were in many instances. juvenile represent
.tivcs Of the Goddess Of Liberty, General and
Martha Washington, md Revolutionary costumes,
This is vide departure from the blue Prcsbytcri-
an -Purtanical idea OF Sabbath school festival.
bH1 the tights Of yesterday were worth gong IuU
miles to witness.
DISASTROUS FAILURE OF wATEn1SG-PLAcE
HOTELS.
The summer hotels arc getting ready Tor Wis
itors, and their advertisements and' cards starc
one out Of countenance everywhere Did you
ever notice how many changes OF landlords
there are in the summer hotel business The
reason is very simple. For several years past
very few Of these resorts hare made any money,
mud it il almost impossible to rent them to rcspon-
.:blc and competent landlords at price whietr"ll
7ry even the taxes and insurance. There ia one
prominent watering place hotel within 20 miles OF
The city, belonging to millionaire {who, for
tanately, is not troubled by the loss). which cost
over $3.50. 600. The owner has been heeced "
everybody who ever had anything to DO with the
building Or its furnishing. Tic was an invalid
zat portion OF the time, and unable. therefore to
give his personal attention to the enterprise s.
a.tsaS se oq tic
premises. though admirably located and n,ag-
aaseny n,s III ns' see hote
:hc resort of fashionable people for several sum
nere which is rented at just IL per cent upon the
.ctual cash outlay for buildings, aside from, the
ground. There is no money in these enterprises.
excepting In rare cases. The country boarding:
Loa=ekcepcr. who give you poor fare and poorer
hoteis whose average Charges arc At least SIS per
week. =, In the present fit OF economy. superin-
duccd by hard times, the hotels are suffering for
want Of patronage.
COMMODORE yAxpERBMT's ILLNESS.
The daily bulletins OF Commodore Wander
hilt:s condition arc Of great interest to many
thousands, and the cagerness of the stock
brokers to ascertain the latest Information IS
evidenced BY the arrangements of thu Stock
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