The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-04-11
IN GAY NEW YORK.
Scenes and Incidents Of Everyday
Life In the Paris of America. y

Scenes and Incidents Of Everyday
Life In the Paris Of America. u
by benefit performance given at tho
Academy Of Music the Actors Fund Of
applied to the running expenses OF the
Actors home.
On t!e eve of the departure of J. Pier
r"4t Morgan for Europe it was an
'r'i'r"l that he had given 100000 for
the erection Of leaconess' home for
ST. Georges parish, New York.
iFor. has been received that Elsie
wi'"' is now in San Francisco, IS criti-
r"Iy :! there III Il hospital. Miss Les
liz Carried :; son OF William Winter.
STE RS leading lady for Joe Jefferson
!">t '''ar, and created the role of Lord
F:'ul.. 10Y.
.,9,'>r offerings on Sunday at many
rhhr''@'s in New York city were I'M
u>la,} generous The plate offerings
ri (s:.:'- Church We're between $'+0OO
''r:.':. rector Of the Church Of the AS
r>us:.... said the Easter offering ut his
r.:lr = : as "i:ult 5000.
RcIi.Ald C. Vanderbilt, son Of the lat"
Cornelius Vanderbilt, has virtually mad,
My York city, Il present Of more than
$500. On Friday last, after swearing
"ff all but $1,000 of the S1.OOO,O0O per
sonalty on which he was assessed. he
>iGnihci his willingness to pay taxes on
S.3O,OGO, which now stands against him.
Plans have been filed with the building
burea, for a new three-story theater OF
hripk and 1jmnStopo RI no h,,|f hv Tho
Hudson Realty company at the south
west corner Of Seventh avenue and One
llund crh and Twenty-sixth street. 1t
will have seating capacity OF 1890.
The building is to cost $123,OOO.
Tu~y-tive thousand people in more or
less h:': spring raiment found their way
to Con"y Island Sunday. The various
plac It, vi amusement were open. and all
he saloons, including Il number which
did ns>: possess 4 March license. did u BIZ,
husiri..r,. There were no excise restric-
lions, anu few arrests were made.
It reported that an offer Of $4,000
M,O i,a been made to Trinity Church
corporation for the block bounded by
Hroatway, Eesey. Fulton and Church
streets. the site Of the historic st. Paurs
man, comptroller OF the corporation.
says 40 offer for the sale OF the property
viii b. entertained
New York has discovered now walk
1t is called simply the golf dip" and
mean, about As much as the princess
!ilur' 'loes. Eighteen different kinds OF
"col' lips We're counted on Sunday in
iln IKEA, avenue parade. They consist
cd j ::3riOu> movements OF the feet.
legs shoulders and hands, and were
r,Iln..- ;,rwilurrin=.
n :,rnpri,tnr Of Il down town quick
wac: establishment has fenced off 4 part
81; restaurant and placed a small
,,l!E' - IN it, against which are fastened
>,',e i: stools. Over the inciosure is Il
i"7g.' >.-a. reading: This counter re-
Soy :. or CLAIMS and lohSters.' Bust
liz - the counter has not yet assumed
E,Nr'.:n-: proportions.
~ >lrric1 W. Vanderbilt heads the
list OF wealthy New York men assessed
fo- personal property. His assessment
is aro',ul $2,000,OO0, which at the pre-
vailins rate of .0231 on the dollar would
max" his next tax bin SIG, 200: Those
assessed for $1,OOO,0O0 are William X
Vanderbilt. Alice G.. Vanderbilt, John D.
Eockr:eller and Andrew Carnegie.
Tn" East Indian baby elephants and
six yards of somnolent boa constructor,
which had been digesting late supper
Of chickens and q dog introduced into it's
system two months ago, have arrived
from Calcutta. aboard the steamship
elephants. but the eldest, mischievous
youngS1er 49, years old, died of pneumo-
MIA aai was buried at sea.
Mrs. Leslie Carter has allotted to her
self five more years on the stage, at the
Of 1rhiol, tin,o CHI
TO retire: The strain to which she is
subjected to in 'Du Barry" has fastened
this determination. Mrs. Carter calcu-
lated that her nervous and physical Or
canHation will not endure the pressure
for saore than five years more. and her
site tor his private library and art gal
le-y- Plans for the structure will be
drawn during his absence by his archi-
tects The Morgan collection of art,
hooks and antiques is now one of the
most valuable possessed by any private
a worthy home for it. 1t will occupy
the i25-foot frontage on the north side
Of Thirty sixth street, between the Nor
gan residence and the dwelling recently
sold oa the Park avenue corner.
Ms. Phillip Lydig, formerly Mrs W.
e. y, Stokes Of New York, whose mar
riaS, 70 the army officer created such 4
sensation last February, is enjoying Pa
risian life with her husband ana may
make her permanent residence there. In
securing Il divorce from MIR. Stokes she
was granted alimony of $4,000 a year,
payment to cease if she remarked She
was also to have the custody of her only
son. The child was surrendered to the
father when she married Capt. Lydig
and she was given: $1,0OO,OOO by her
divorced husband.
The Ghetto neighborhood on the ex-
treme east side of town is in great
Elements headquarters in Clinton street
was besieged by peddlers, hucksters and
push cart men Of the neighborhood, who