Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
ISICAL TREAT.
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80 n j., Sept. 10th, 80
y CITY, ,,.sside musical festl;
gIsDD IsS city was inagur,a % .sd !
antlC aSoOu Cn'C on the lawn OF the
'itsTaSStIl 4. TaStsl, W with . prome@nad,. @ !,
tss 9ysS,, 9%sccscOe Legion band
s,. tes w1Sf oSs Of the finest or
pHa't N the country. lSss.n9 Nsa Ily
y rSrsons were present
ana l.,. dressed in their walk. .
vsrss vsss affair affair was purely au
~ SSs M spirit spirit Of midsum%t :s me,
0's.a sanS aS' about the city last .,
cI,St ~ streets were :, crowded %
4 tnsS1,snaders., tns The main
y ySrilIiantly illuminated
w. Isoro stores, chinese Ian lan'
y n%IT %nIoTcasional electric light,
~ SSSdsd S9ISostsd out from every
pl,a " mas S"Ist Of q bsud, piano
,salo sss JSVs Every train brought
~ rho were no doubt at
lace M in anticipation of
,.aptiySl and the hea 9 OF
s.!Ssrs lcs~ we're made happy.
l.,pVIi .,p%d was large, the raj
clSs ". taxed to their utmost,
e. ny S,S . good business. A
p'wiImIoEtOnians w availed
y The extra Inducements
~ y pennsylvania c's.1. Railros ! !,
Ias,ns " the many attractions
%'us !, M sea, during the inter
,.s, musical festival, which
!. Y lsttrSctiOn. Among those 8.
. NV Ne noticed Mr.. j. 7
W. u Mr., L. A. Bowen and
y. VIZ nTy''ristered at the Unit |
\. M. Gouert, P. T. e.
seiI N, ,ldGlvsD, B. F. Perkins,
la OiOthers'
- v1GHT's CONCERT.
,.u first regular concert
~ ii tSe place was crowded,
~ Y, vsro compelled TO sta! d
.,ttbsre not being enorgh
.,S a,s admission fee to the Ho-
~ d cents many persons
/, M '.S.'dtarbstone tickets, with
4. SiSance. The lawn Of the
lsiS Hotel, where the festival
y, ablaze with electric
,'Ddreds of Chinese lanterns
'asSdsd from the trees, The
.SsIl and platform had the
y d . stage in . theatre and
T vaves swellei into every
N suOle, The concert was
ma aEcCentric March, fol.
sslsction from "Maritaus." I"
!. Gyen by the military band
,sss,ived with applause. Max
then sang the ''Torcador,"
Carmen" and although the
iovs we're not conducive to
M M tbe SEQ air being heavy
Svery note could be heard in
EdthS audience. Mr.. Helm
4 strong baritone voice, with
psS metallic qualities in 1t to
singing at a distance easily
Waldteufel's waltz,
Of dGOh," was given by the
M considerable attention to
4, 4. Kiudle's Cornet solo,
ll,Vsd, received a triple Ie.
was played by Mr.. Kindle
pouulsr effect, seemingly,tLan
sire FOR artistic detail, but it
dsrel grand by those who ap-
IOOd music, although the more
ud We might say envious por-
audience, while they consid-
object gained, thought the
iCult and pleasing parts were
d q proper precision Of finish.
band played Brooks Grip
bkls Overture" without re-
BY special demonstration, for
bee was discriminating rather
ileeus, Jacob Graf, the tenor,
'Di Quella Pira," aria from
in o clear and penetrating
hiCh possesses qualities that q
tUus audience would find
aD usually agreeable and
Following the solo was a
the band and a duett by Mr..
and Mr. Graf, which receiv.
pre The concert closed with
by the band and tho audience
the ball room which was soon
hlih an eager throDg who were
10 participate in the dancing.
band and orchestra played un'
ght and the ball was consider.
the leading events of the sea-
|yDAH on THE ISLAND.
HOruing the day dawned bright
fand people were astir early.
before breakfast, q stroll was
Yong the beach, where the
|defS enjoy the cool morning
|eSl from the ocean which in
them renewed vigor and en-
.tll as giving them a splendid
|lo' breakfast. After partaking
erning meal the time is whiled
around the hotel and
G houses or walking along the
NJ Il o'clock which is the reg
Illng hour, when the beach
! gala sight for about two
Dat very little notice is taken
y and every one seems bent on
gOOd time. Each uain this
OIOaght hundreds to this de-
IseSOrt and by noon the Island
/ an animated appearance,
7 me days when the season Is
lght
lter dinner the sun disap-
lader numerous clouds thus
" Gay one OF the most delight.
.elson and the visitors were
aIeG, barring the troublesome
| xnlch were out in full force
nslr u willy proDgs with q ven
y )! !sAey are noted for being no
y persons, each and every
sle Island were the recipi-
S bites. These Jersey
4" are too we'll known to re-
comments suffice it to say that
\. ''pOnoent was unable to get
.pvn account of these miscre-
cuaSed" around him az
W " meant to devour him en-
- a
!. IIariOg that they would accom-.
ueSlre, an onslaught was
aeM With good effect and
I''pOndent "still lives"
EsDAY's FESTIVITIES.
M lucIock q the lawn of the hotel
'a1st! lssOly hlled and the gala day
|sSOan's IsS.aled BY a grand prelude
iSOau@ Ons !, Dand, followed by the
|. W. uve5ture by the orchestra,
|ssS |, .SSsSoered in fine style and
A ~. Wy an appreciative audi.
BSDTtsGre 1 WI was followed by