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FOR SALE--HOUSFS.

ROP SAT.F-HOTTSES
1lis 80 = = = - =.
For sALEaTHSEI STORY s ,mrS1 noUsn
tr.i lorst,o1 lot axss. allie, in rsr price o. 600,
term. % sui, ineulre :. lo2s ssA 81: y; .s.-eoln
EypsenSSA kxsCShoss se,io a ,oss nsx
200 i; n = g. acsi . sos: e sIseoo
81 IS s sss.s. :; sss 9 Sst -
bet. 18th and l$th - . nw.hh.. or. iSev9
S"l 1885 goS IsSs and nd isic p
- III NV ~ III 500 10 % Il 3fan..
lois Ion 81 n. v; 6 a., "a, -; 1905
sos; N :; nv. wv nj 70 ~ 5000
m, M 4 ~ 1000 so st . e. h a..
" w. n 500 81 g,iss :: es'0'
iyss IN 81 NV oa hoo :. m !, Or ssoe
2033 II 81 nv b. n, rms. .'-...'...... * 500
ao =; = !, u igr 1000 ~ sth st n. e. h-soo
,lla 1000 az K 81 n. a. h. -o.
,s a. o. M srs 800 73t 9TH 81 se. h -.
h: [. ST. 500 liss Siit6 81 n ". B. H..
1!SrS t % o. ooo sr.'....-'.........-..i'So'
books: For fun list cAil at otce Cor Suiisiin issued ~
NOR sAIF nFs,s AN, !, ,,,,,. -, 49,
stable LOUIS p sHoEMikEk go INV so
.ex. sn MIN. MIL Buh GOOD HOUSE.
ncnt s35. one OF fho.e rre,,g hon,.. north .sas G
Nallach St. $4,000 oth st. near p new ortcis a.
rooms and bath; rent s25 rer month: $4,000
ISoR sGrt-Ry Rts5 si p,t :; s ,sIs sTo
i la3s I'm :, n,,ss = h Aaa izto W.
81 300. lsl5 . 1t 5000. l423 " o. sls00
5ol NJ 81 heal. 1902 New Jersey ave. chear Alet
st. $1,000. 1871 10th st, s5.0oO, ltss Coz,
hecucut aNc; slO 800. 2242 224o. .24s CleveAra
iis ssi each 500 zoo Nj Eea.aPt Howard
81 "A at q. $4,000. 9TH ST s.e.. between a ana 4,
1880 se5-ot
t'oh sALE-NLM IMO-SrokY, BAN-wlNDOw
- b.lek honss, ISLE 9th 81 nv. rooms ana baths
re: 2ws THt,s n Nyrn ~. ~. se.,a.
| -, =, . - " '' ~ e'n ~ Nv.
I-'Oh SAl.f Oh hENT-lAl0 18TH ST.
II new eisht-room brick. all mod imps Asa M
ave. n w. $3.50
I,ok SALE or RENr-
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE
| r,,.,,,. -, t ,r Property.
thoroughly well -ouilt thresssiory Brick Dwelling;
Lot 54aioo TO an alies Ir :. .,u,. ,-,,,,.
ers. High and beaufu location fr,nttng os,s.r..
| ment r.servafion ''SNA-s eo'oi@
| Cars pass the door Nortbwest ,ection
cheerful house. in perfect order
| VIII o. roln sneAp and on accommodating terms
re.te9 70 sooa tenant Tor s1o Fs,r month.
| hBHo ~ n hLlCk CO.
| seo- I'M 1913 la ave nv,
| EoR sALE-NEw AND wEILBUILT RES.
Heloei ~ rooms; BEAUTIFULLY finished In natural
Moou. ana Win every modern conNnnlence Csntfal
Mann. l3uJ 81 sel-5
| NOR SALE sioo D0US AYR, 900 tt,t ,,oxr.,
| Il will buy GOOD room dSeiins .,.his isoa5e
feet OF rTosnd 900 vi ~ 49, ~. s', isvoe
two miles of tins CITY M only ~ ooo n p,,t, rips
|
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New ARRIVALS In Nor1oNs.
MONGO RUBBER FLESH PADS.
A soft rubber pad. about inches square, for
cleansing the skin, and causing q more brisk
circulation of the blood; said to remove skin
impurities and improve the complexion. soc.
each.
Hair Pins-1OO Hair Pins put up in an upright
ornamental box. with top, in assorted sizes, in
both plain and invisible. Only &c. per box.
EXTRACTS-Genuine Imported Extract in
New-mown Hay, Niolette, Jockey Club, Wang
ylang, and Wild Olives. We give You a neat
little glass bottle and one ounce OF the Extract
for pc. which is remarkably low.
WOODWARD & LoTHROP.
Cor. 18th and SITS. NV.
New Goops From Now OK
As usual we the first to show goods
for the Fall and Winter season. Every day will
note the arrival of the coming seasons lmports-
lions. We are already showing new goods in
the following departments:
NEW DRESS GOODS.
NEW FLANNELs.
SCHOOL HOSIERY.
MEMS FALL UNDERWEAR
LADIES' FALL UNDERWEAR
CliILDREN'S FALL UNDERWEAR
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
&C, &C, &C., &c, &c.
From to-day the various stocks will be we'll
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and f sta NV
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1902 30th St. OR. .s5.00O
100 y ST. NV. Or 1000
35 II Psf b. b.. or. 1900
1926 and 2s SD. or.3.OO0
5000 aud : N,fh.1r.30U0
l4l3 35th. q. h. ar. 100
34o0 n st.. hh. Dr.
mi.....- ...........-o .Sdo
lion Of the property on NO
e. II. F1Ck1ING.
l3b4 SD Of. NV
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! EEE' era Err sssss EE' TFssss
3 5sj5 Err / i ssss Ern 7 ssss -
Our line Of them acknowledged to be the best in
town. No old stock here but all new Stylish services
able and wellmade JERSEYS Our Fall stock is now in
complete. and feel confident Of being able to please
your taste Whatever 1t may be. and purse-"wel
'thats all rght"-youll find all our Jerseys marked
at the 'Palas Royals Popular Prices" which is SUM-
cent that they the lowest therefore we
say your purse is all right
PLAIN JERSEYS, with without vest, bullet but
TONS nicely finished two rows of stitching around the
bottom, only el9S.
PLAIN JERSEYS. made with new coat back cuffs
bullet buttons three Of stitching around bottom
you get this with without vest suitable for
lady in mourning, only 92.6s.
JERSEYS, with front, collar. alec YES and back
trimmed with Braid. only sL98
TAILOR-MADE JERSEYS. bound and trmmedlwith
Mohair braid; they come In Black, Terra Gotta and
Navy. only o.. 90.
ANOTHER NEW STYLE, with Loop Braid Trim
ming, only 839S.
VERY FINE Navy Blue Jersey, trim med with
Black Braid. only s4.68.
BEADED JERSEYS. two pretty styles, both trimmed
front and back collars and cuffs They are e. AZ and
sh35.
MILITARY JERSEYS. bound with best Mohsir
BRAID and the 'front.' sleeves back and collar trimmed
with the same. only s325.
BRAIDED JERSEYS. deliberately trimmed all
around satin buttons. They come in Black Terra
Gotta and the New Blue." Only $3.50.
MILITARY JERsEYs." Garnet Myrtle and Navy,
trimmed with best Mohair Braid. only s3.75.
BRAIDED 5ERsEYa in v-shapsd back. 'front.' neck,
sno neeves handsomely trimmed. only s3eS.
NoVAArf Fins-grade Jersey. trimmed with
rows OF Mohair Braid laid in folds only s435
THE most slaborstsly trimmed Jersey n braided
down the front and back ground bottom. cola, .na
CUTS. only sA25.
SILK JERSEYS.
TAfIETA SILK JERSEYS. with coat back. for IA.
TAFFErA SILK JERSEYS, with coat bsct and ~
veres for 90.
PURE suK JERsEYa with coat back and rev.re.
| for el0.
| I I'll I.
F. a E. (. | :;
| Fl s. + a E..
\ LIsNER PsOpristor.
] Cor 18TH and Pa svs
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-DIREcT FROM OWNERS HOUSES
also houses for rent in all sections OF the city for pres
en ss s.pglicAn'a '.A GRAY Sac so q ST
WANTRD-BY SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS
w some one to rent house with them or will take
already coupled and eSsra the
w engine house on Mass ave not TO exceed o.. 500;
also one on Capitol Hill from $4,000 to $1,000.
WANJTED.BY Cash PURCHASER A MODERN
will not deal with any one except owner who may adj
erty, Box 81, Star Office. au25-1 3t'
NVANTED IMMEDIATELY - DIRECT PROM
owners. houses to sell and rent in all parts of the
city. have large number Of orders for both. and
there will be no delay If prices, location Sc suit
se1-et. Cor 9Th and T SITS.
WANTED-A HOUSE OF TO ROOMS, IN
e5. 600. Address NJ, Star office l-3t'
WANTED-To BUY FROM owNER-A FIVE OR
w six room House in convenient location. Address
all particulars to Box 135. Star Office. sel-3t'
WANTED-FoK PROMPT PURCHASERS. a GOOD
SSns ssess
one about $4,000. TYLER kUTHERfokD; 1907
ct. NV. sci St.
~ dow Brick House in porthsess west q len i:
Address. stating price and location. GILPlN; Star
WANTED-AT ONCE BY CASH PURCHASER
on Capitol Hill; price from $500 to s5.oO0 Owners
WANTED-HOUsEs TO RENT: FURNISHED OR
St NV. sel-6ts
WANTED-HOUsEs OF ALL GRADES TO RENT
w or sell We have more calls Tor houses 70 rent
N13-3m HEBRON RAMEY. 1907 st.
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PHnADEIpHA SToRx
September Opening of Fall Dress Gooda win offer A.
Especial Bargain. So inch Ladies' Cloth. In a. thu
leading shades.
soc. A YARD.
line Of All. Wool Plaid and Stripes, 4o-inch wide
Novelties
SOC. YARD.
line of London-Cord ainshams. choice styles.
121Sc. A YARD.
line of Domestic and French Fancy Ylannsla
Fall-wesht underwear.
New c.rpesa Nv Carpet.
Early buyers have the advantage Of choice Styles.
cARHARr 3 LEIDY.
sci s2s 7th and TOO n nv.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
LroR RENT-HALF ROOM ON LOUISIANA AVE
for produce business, also. storage send true
Address X. Y. z. star Office. 1t
Vr0R RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING; NICELY
located for Drug Store the dwelling has all modern
improvements; IN growing neishborhood. Apply TO
WELLER REPETTI, 326 Pa ave. au31-5t
IroR RENT-sToRE AND CELLAR AND ONE
Il Room cor. 9th and NV. $50 per month. Also.
dwelling over store for rent. $50 rooms mod imps
Apply W. G. JOHNSON, us 18th NV. au23-lm
IroR RENT-FINE STORE; BEST LOCATION
II for any business plate glass front: 50 deep:
cheapest rent ia town. only &40 per month. l225
St, Pa 1e22-3m
FOR Observation-Disclosures
LroR RENT-A FIRsT-CLAss BRICK STABLE
Il Inquire at 1923 st. NV se3-3t'
NOR RENI-sTABLE. FOR ONE HORSE AND
Il carriage, with good loft and ali convenience. APP
ply to 2523 ST. NV. se1-3t'
I,OR RENT-CARPENTER SHOP IN TEMPER
II ance alley. Apply Ala 9th st. NV. sel-3t
EoR RENT-FUKNIsHED HALL. 923 St NV,
It TO lodges clubs and associations, days aud
evenings 20 suit. Apply at w. o. DENISON's Real
Estate Office, under above hall su30-3m
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IrOR RENT-wEST END FLATS, 262O X, NEAL
II new signal Office rooms and range ego: rooms
s15: all have sinks. BATH coal closets. gas meter
References required. sel-3ts
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EoR sALE-HoUsEs-
Il 2909 . St NV.
b,h-. Or, new......el.50t
3o24 Z. b.h.. sr......l.oo.
305o and 80 NJ ST.. b.
b. and store. 5000
l231 30th. b. b.. Or. 8. OOl
34U7 n st b. h.. l0r.5.OOC
The above Is only . poI
books. Call for list
1yl0-3m
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a2io 20 2es4 Bay.
? ss:sif = ; 3D. J Is Ss'3 = eoS
ooass;s;;; Z. e s,s 3 :. s. "a
, 2sii s 70 2a;,s nc lou X; !. 80
, ? s 3 Z ~ a b ro.a. .iffssSS
D ZOOS and 1910 Pa av
!, tss 81 % oiiesaSf.iihii's...O'~
, 7c Si' 10 700 ,Sf .ir.sui s q
nv, b. n. ......-.s.oOy
so o st ae. T. h -.
, is sy sSsIi' NV. b - 80
ma 4. sr...-.....-., .. sop
% 4 ST. NV b. h 3.
rms. ............-...- n ~
I'D sth ~. N. e.. T. H..
!, az x ST a. a. d h. -.
, 75s si6 Il s.s.. bh..F
, Iis;s. iGii i si6,S.. b, ~. 80
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p Sour great EMBROIDERY SALE ID still in
progress Goods worth DC. and &c. for &C. yard
GoodS worth loo. and 1910. for Sc. yard 15c and
1Sc. Tor 10c- yard.
The evening world., 1888-07-04

They had barely regained their feet when
the back door flew open, and Mr.. Warden
rushed out, fourishing u revolver. He was
followed by Mrs. Warden.
"Oh, father" Alice cried, "kill" me, but
spare himl"
You're a dead man I" exclaimed theangry
father.
Alice and her mother both screamed.
MI. Warden said Robert, you may kill
me, but you shall not tear Alice from me. I
love her, and she is mine throughout all eter-
nifty :"
He stood in the moonlight. a nobler picture
han Ajax. while Alice sprang before him TO
receive the fatal bullet; II need be; but. the
sharp report did not split the night air.
Mr.. Warden lowered his revolver and took
a step forward, with every expression of as
constituent.
"Why-why, I declare |"
"What ?" asked Mrs. Warden.
Alice and Robert stared at the old gentle
man with wonder.
This isn't the fellow I" exclaimed Mr..
Warden.
Isn't who" exclaimed Mrs. Warden.
why. 'tisn't Jack Carpenter"
The evening world., 1888-07-04

This fellow Tho said It contsmptuously-
" is not nearly the right style, ana L forbid
you having anything more to do with him.
There's an end Of it ="
But after q pause, as II to upset his wi
theory about there being m END Of it." he
addedt
He's q worthless Acknowledgement ="
Alice looked ny Indignantly a. il to speak.
"Alicel 7" said her mother reproachfully.
Poor Alice did not finish her breakfast, but
stole away from the presence Of her too ex-
acting parent and wept. Not only had her
father evinced his stern opposition to her
lover. but had rSviled him. That was too
hard
What can he have againSt-Robert ?" she
Sobbed.
Alice Warden had . lover-An industrious
and energetic young man, than whom none
in the neighborhood gave brighter promise.
The two were very much devoted to each
The evening world., 1888-07-04

other. His name was Robert Ogden not
Jack Carpenter. There was q misunder-
standing.
Young Carpenter had happened to be in
Miss Warden's society several times of late,
and she had treated him pleasantly because
they were old schoolmates. He had conducted
her home from the party but It was because
Robert Ogden had met with an accident, and
was obliged to be helped home himself.
Jack Carpenter, though of a good family,
and himself a good hearted fellow, was a
little inclined to ~rakishness. and was not q
desirable match for a young girl, when it
came down to the matter Of marrying. Mr..
Warden realized this, and, coming to the
knowledge of his friendliness towards Alice,
jumped to the conclusion that he was her ac-
cepted lover. So 1t was Jack Carpenter he
meant when he warned her against that
fellow" but she naturally thought II was
Robert Ogden.
The evening world., 1888-07-04
YACHTSMEN AT OYSTER BAY.
Tho senwanhaka Cerin,hian Yacht Club at
lite Old Home.

Tho senwanhaka Csrin,hian Yacht Club at
lite Old Home.
oyster Bay village is In holiday attire, and the
bay is alive with trim yachts and craft of all style.
The unusual activity and general evidence OF q
merry time Is due TO the visit OF the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht CLUB. The club formerly made
Its headquarters at this place, and the annual visit
In always an occasion OF pleasurable excitement.
During their stay the visiting y%aoh,smen and
I cir friends will be the guests of the Oyster Bay
Yacht Club, and an interesting programme has
been prepared for Their entertainment. f
Yesterday afternoon JOhn A. Weeks rendered
the visitors q lawn party vt his beautiful country
seat, Cone HILL The lawn ovcrlooks the sound
and hArbor. The decorations on the occasion were
profuse ana tasteful. -
In the evening q grand ball was given on the
premises Of Francis 7. Undcrnill, In which tho
young people OF the place participated.
To-day the regular annual regatta Of the Oyster
Bay Yacht Club will be sailed over the club course
In Oyster Bay Harbor. The start will no made at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. The Regatta Committee IL John
4. Weekes, jr., Chairman; DR.. X. a. Derby, X. c.
Townsend.
The following are among the yachts OF the visit.
Ing club which anchored In the harbor yesterday
morning: schooners Miranda, Yampor, Magic,
Ray, Avalon and nag-ship Sea Fox; sloops BeTns,
Raushee, Garlota, Regina, Oracle, Katrina, Jssult
and Bedouin. Among the weli-Inown yachtsmeu
present are Messrs. J. r. Tams, A. Cass Can1eld,
Chester W. Chaplin, Archibald Rogers, II. D. Auch.
incloss, Joseph +. Earle aud John X. Roosevelt,
The evening world., 1888-07-04
AMONG THE ODD FELLOWS.
The Amount of Money Paid In BENEFITS Dur
Ing tho Past Year.

Tho Amount of Money Paid In Benefits Dur
Ing the Past Year.
There are in District No. /, Of Kings County,
seventeen L. o. O. +. lodges, and Of these the total
membership up to date a~Dproximates ., 358. Unlike
the Masonic lodges Of the county, of which the
greater number have closed their doors until cool
weather, the Odd different lodges viii re-
main in working order throughout the summer,
ahi q glsnce al tnc growth, the general character
and the influence welded by 30 widespread . Co
operative organization 10 interesting. The district
alone referred TO, kinga No. !, during 1887 shows
creditable results.
or the total receipts, ss2, geo. IS, miscellaneous
relief to members amounted to Sl1, 9l2 70 and other
expenses of lodges SIS, san 81 Widows Of de-
ceased members were assisted throughout the year
to the number Of thirty-thrce and the amount paid
to them was $685.. Oa.
The above figures were furnished by DR.. william
Schroeder, ID. ID. G.. M, OF Kings No. 1, and
whose term Of once expires the n1t Of August.
The doctor has nlled various posts OF honor in the
numerous lodges OF the order and Ia q walking en-
cyclopadia In both ODD Fellow and Masonic lore.
HIS successor as d. ID. q. N. Of Kings No. 1 will
be Mr. M. b. Lovejoy, Of Atlantic Lodge, No. so.
For 1887, the District of Kings No. I, by lodges,
initiated lT9 applicants for membership, admitted
thirteen by card and reinstated seven suspended
members, making q total addition to the member
ship Of 1913. Owing 10 eighty mine suspended MEN,
bers for non-payment Of dues, however, and
twenty-four Withdrawals and thirtv-eight deaths
during the year, the total membership Of "a 10 only
forty-sevon more than that Of $50.
The evening world., 1888-07-04

Then came a stolen meeting with Robert.
She told him all.
A number of stolen meetings followed. It
was happiness.
A moonlight night came. Mr.. Warden
softened q little, and offered to take Alice
out riding in his buggy. She declined
didn't feel well, and retired TO her room as
early as 8 o'clock. .
On the floor at her feet were a carpet bag,
utterly stuffed, and a mysterious parcel.
And she sat watching the moon with 40 much
uneasiness as though she had feared IL was
about to burst and endanRer the house with
flying fragments.
When a distant clock struck Q, her nerv-
BUSINESS was heightened. and she quite trem-
hled when she saw a human form appear on
the top Of the garden wall. and descend into
the garden, very awkwardly. It also STUN
The form then boldly approached the
building, and stood limo under the win
low.
"Alice, dear!" ascended from the form, in
q cautious whisper.
The evening world., 1888-07-04

Eyes, Robert"'-for the form was Robert
Ogden's.
The valise came flying down. He caught
It between his hands, while his nose was high
ly instrumental in a~yerting its momentum.
Alice unfolded the mysterious parcel. It
was u rope LADDER
As instructed, abe threw one end from the
window and fastened the other to the bed
post. Then she climbed out into the moon
light.
BE careful, love"
Yes, darling"
Alice was unnerved.
Hurry, dear !" said Robert, who stood
~nervously clutching the valise.
She did hurry-too much. She missed her
footing and her hold both at once, uttered a
scream, and approached the earth like a me-
teor.
Robert dropped the yalise and caught her.
He broke her fall, but it nearly broke his
head. In fact. the momentum was so great
that both fell to the ground in a heap.
Hurried footsteps, voices and confusion
were heard in the house.
Flee, Robert-hee! :" she cried.
And leave you? Neyer!"
The evening world., 1888-07-04
FROM FLORIDA.

FLEMIkU bHUB.
GENTLEMEN: lnolossd end OIL. for which ssnd me the
genuine DIR. q, MCLANR'B CELEnRArRD LIVER PILLS.
The druggist here keeps the counterfeit. bat l must have
the genuine. We have been using your plns for thirty,
three years and have found them better thlu any other.
We use them in case Of ohillS and fever. dysentsry. bad
colds. bilioaSnsss, headache and kindred troubles. We
highly recommend them TO all sufferers.
Mrs. Y. d. HAMBRIoK.
Floral City, Fla. Dot. %. 1887. 90
In case Of sick headache. biliousnsss, torpid liver.
dyspepsia and cOStivsneSs. DR.. O. McLAHE's Celebrated
Liver PILLS never fail TO give rslisf-for both ssHss and
all AEes. They are compounded with regard to sven the
most delicate constitutions. sold by all druggists: price
70 cents. Prepared only by Fleming Bros, Piaaburg.
Pa. Look out for an imitation mae In st. Louis, WHOM
is often palmsd on on innocent purchasers As ours.
The evening world., 1888-07-04
HE LEVIED ON A POST.
IL VIII BE Pulled Up Unless the Com
pany Pays

IL Will Bo Pulled Up Unless ths3 Gem
pany Pays
When the Kings County Elevated Railway was
building It's structure on lower Fulton street.
Rosalie Krone, who owns q store and carries on
business on Fulton opposite Sands street, got
from the Supreme court an injun elton to restrain
the company from building q stairway on the side
walk directly In front OF her door. The injunction
was disreRarded, and Judge Bartlett nnod the
company $3.50 for contempt OF Court. The money
was not paid, the company claiming that the judy
ment was taken by default aud that It would be
opened, as It was the fault of their lawyer, who
forgot to appear. Thus matters went on until
yesterday, when counsel for Mra Krone applied
for ana obtained an execution against the road.
The execution Was placed In the hands Of Deputy
Sheriff Barton TO serve.
What are you going TO do with 10" q WORLD
reporter asked the ofncer.
~ have just levid ON one Of the posta that sup
port the Boerum place station" he replied.
"And what will you do with that's"
"Pull II up IL the company does not pay up.n
Gen. Jourdan said II was still the fault OF the
lawyer, who had neglected to ne the papers on
the appeal Of the case.
The evening world., 1888-07-04
CONCERTS AT BRIGHTON BEAoHL
Audiences N Seem 90 Re cenpessd q
Musical Rnghuatnstn.

Audiences hat Seem % ne Composed a
Musical Rnthusissts.
One would hardly expect 10 IND an audience Of
musical enthusiasts 1t coney Island, where music
10 generally regarded a. o diversion rather than a
an art 30 cosmopolitan are the tastes Of the
patrons even at Manhattan and Brighton and %
general Ia the desire OF visitors TO sschew anything
which would cause them TO thing that It appears
almost absurd TO look for q keen appreciation OF
the higher forms Of music In q gathering that
would seem necessarily to be promiscuous.
But, AZ MI. Cunningham, OF the Hotel Brighton,
quotes from Gilbert, "ThinRs are NOT always what
tney seem" The engagement Of Anton Seidl
indicates either that lovers Of classical musio have
become more numerous than most people i'm
agine, OF that the conductors admirers are 20
ardent that q large detachment OF them 70 down
to brighton every day to iisten to his orchestra.
This "a AL the more remarkable wnen the. manner
In which the audience ASSEMBLIES IN taken into con-
slueraNon. Most OF those who enter the new pe-
vn'on seem to do 80 In = casual sort Of way. They
stroll along the paths from the big hotel, catch the
strains OF the admirably balanced orchestra, stand
enter. Such actions do not indicate the enthusiast,
but take the auditors collectively and they exhibit
an intimate knowledge or the most diflcult num-
bers on the programme. - "
the new pavilion Ia q spacious, airy aud wei ar
ranged structure. Brooklynites are apt to feel N
ZONE as soon AZ they pass the portals Cor Supt
Richardson, Of the Park, and Treasurer Hill, OF
met.