Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

tafie cannor - dllplIeatel you End that
= cska ever and over 4gala az oancrssls
81 oE1sr places, seward and inland
Good f9ol can ee had "A Coney Island
81 . Moderate prscs. na4Hv artlcLes con-
paFLlg fsEor4hiy a. - quality and t2ri1
WITH those ia TIE cify. Dovldsh CRABS
an1 honized potatoes especially are -
he had IN great ur0fusion 4Rd az reasoz-
abe rates - al
Mr. ABton osidi i holding as reeirals
az Brighton Beach, and amidst the roar
II tne sarf the sweet music OF the
orpheellie aad gerEaicisle may Do heard
On the day I attended Mr. Seidl was IN
real good forrn. He does nor play hin-
self. 0at merely does the oTn2mental
beckoning and gives the paying his
general approval as Il goes along.
Ine programme opened with an over
ture, which Il frequently ths case az
such times, aI.d was followed BY q suite
OF dances by Brun It w2s from the
Ballet Ia Champagne, and one could
almost imagine that he saw before him
the graceful. hthe hmbed and giddy
skippers Of the legitimate drasna. Then
came some soft, easy going walEzes BY
Goun0d, Saint-Saens and other able
composers. After thar Mr.. Seidl intro
daced a Hungarian rhapsody by the
eminent bat slightly leckerous List.
IL We No. l2 OF his rhaps0dies, and
Mr. Seidl kept good time 70 II with his
little parasoi handle. When the music
was completed the applause OF the audi
eEce mingled with that Of the roaring
billOws outside. and then some more
pieces were played with great success,
closing with q selection oy Nessler,
called che ''TruInpeter Of Skowhegan.
If am not grossly mistaken The opera
from which 10 was taken from, as the
tautologists have IL, was laid on the
Rhine. where il was afterward secured
and utilized by Mr.. Nessler. Mr.. Self
fert played the trumpet solo IN this
piece, and was recalled at It's close by
red tdeaage, ne being somewhere up to-
ward the iron pier Ia order TO give hls
music the right distance.
Mr.. Ssidl uses only the Chickering
piano at ms performances. lie uses IL
by standing il in the pat with large
monogram tarpaulin ever II, bearing the
name in tall. gilt letters. Then at the
cloee Of the season Mr. Chickering throws
of this horse blanket or sweater together
with half the price and lets Mr.. Seidl
have the piano.
He also uses the Mason & Hamlin or
gan in a similar way.
lectured once in large city for the
benefit OF the watermelon sufferers of
Georgia, and on the programmes found
that .'only used the Cmckering, erect,
overstrung piano" az all my entertain
ments. Somebody did well ont of that,
but was not in il, TO use a truism from
Socrates.
The time viii come when a prima
donna may pause between her selections
while the orchestra proceeds with the
interlude and. slowly but deftly remov-
ing her artificial teeth, polish them
neatly on her elbow and call attention
TO their general good qualities and biting
powers, at the same time giving the
name Of the maker and thus getting an
extra set at the end of the season.
Mr.. Informal Williams, of Ninth av-
enue, who has practically controlled the
pretzel market at Pier One for the past
season, has opened a brunch at the West
End and last week shipped whole fish
pole full of these toothsome victuals.
A hot Frankfurter works at South
Beach, owned by Perley Dinks5latter,
caught on fire last Friday week and was
completely guttcd.
Long Branch looks bright and smiling
this season and along the ocean drive
many new faces are seen. | frequently
save up enough during the winter TO
stop over at Long Branch between boats
by being economical.
like to visit the Branch each sum
ner, and every one is glad TO see me
there and wonders why | cannot stay
any LONGER. l. is not because l am pref
udiced against the Branch, but because
I cannot afford il. Now. at South Beach
/ can go from my country seat at slippery
elmhurst-Back-Of e-Reserv Oir-b blythe
Sea for fve cents. Carrying my own
bathing suit, which consists of a knitted
chemisette, repair 10 some unfrequent-
ed portion OF the shore, and after eating
a hasty bite Of some pure food, consist
ing in part Of cold salt pork held in place