The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-11

frequently bring into cio~" as-"Tns'nn p~'
sons who under any other circhns'"hc"'
would presumably desire IN h"ep "a '"r
apart ~ pc~aids. New YORK. aWti"nc-
have sren the am NJ disfinH,ish"d @to'
PLAYING with his rirp.m"'Il"r IN ne ,nIn.
paDy ~ an ACTRESS who's" nam" M" ,sr'
as-ccisted Tor many years WIN fhn' o, wv"
la'hef and MUSTANG oi w" W. w" W." Wv
IN her support. MANY dofneetlc snn W.
tiStic combinations equally interesting nm'
poesi'le only on III" stag" nav" D"eh WV
ness"d IN this city -.,-,,.
just q! present ihers u . mtu",!on nn w.
, |sT m ,n.a,1%s I" ~ m", ,",m now 81,
man sny p'naihrn W. w" I"'r w." wv
view. there, The leading actor Y 'l" me,
hand n tho woman who plays we thdlns
role They were happily martled W ~.
oral years after yatiom ',ns1ts~.s'n, w.
rfnWH IN 'bs' nrc''"n WV J',s. :,
~" hrst performance" of ~" c4lnp"Nr W
winch they are now a|lnga hecl,''n aln',
chco ~ OPINION ehdd "l f''"'l"h' "'"''''
They DO nm speak MOI 90 ,h'y.oh',hh u.
to dwell under the same ROOF ~ 'moy
are c"n'prlied 70 ~ very "sI"""' ,'
rha''y WIN one announcer W ,ne p", 49, :,
!ts run n closed, they hrc 20 par, cn'np"hh.
forever ana VIII NOT EVER W. u,.an '" wv
extent o' appearing on 'ne -"'h' ''"s'
-, n
suburban town are deeply intcre-'ed jia'
now In raising go ,000t ret ain for the locality
its reputa, ion for eSclusiveness. The house
Of n noted New York family has stood ior
many years on knoll overlooking Long
Island Sound About this house cinstere,,
homes Of New York families Of wealth and
social prominence The owner on lhe
house Is not 40 rich now "a he Sas when ne
property descended to him For years ne
has rant ad the place n a nrOfjt. Recent w
he had the opportunity TO sell NJ hish
price. The figure ohered was too allur'ne
10 be rejected. So the owner agreed to sell
although the property was to be used Tor
a new hotel.
The site, overlooking the water for miles
and wit In easy reach Of the city. IL idea!
for such a purpose. But the owners OF
property in the neighborhood have strug-
trasts to their own quiet homes Pressure
has been brought TO bear on the owner aho
ne mas conse h , 10 1850 r.;se he 40 ar
pa,ra.dv ra;d ,o h;m He has spent this
sim and. naturally, cannot withdraw from
the agreement until he can return the
advance OF the purchase money.
once tnet naxe s;.hSnrs .,;ii W =. ailowal
the commNtee o. nelHnoois ~" ~. We az =, ,
70 maze any aHiNe''''" VI '"' p'op''''
tha' su''s 'heh'
r. oa paon,..s Hall which has
The proposed People ha'l, wn'en n a.
been discussed for at least a year, had it,
oripin in the desire Of Frank Damrosch tc
AZ j, h,,;,din, ,arna enough 70 accommodate
ali The ain oars in Ria choral union classes.
He wants " SOC a ma nmoth peop)e' 8 chorus
p wd,s w ard that desire o} his is moi
IA rs 10 raaiized an lone as there il ne
hi canab he ~ holding such concourse
nan he e"ba anae ~ ~ ssthasr Under his baton
a. .har, r. aver q h,i,dino in which the,
y ,". ,,a,her and S;no
my ~ nersnns have M conndence IL
this fest,ire ~ the scheme believing tina
= '' chor,s after il exceeds certain Size il
h 10 ~ 70 81, LIZ NJ Ds norosch has worker
ouuy " s' hfs ni.n howayar and eniar0er
;ts SCORE until Il includes all the purposes
ou'''''ea ~ '''' 1870
Baroains at second hand book stands
are not nearly 80 plentiful as they used t
be, for dealers have come to know wha
the valuable books are. however modes
their stock of goods But a minutes stol
A. a book stand and the invest ment of fiv,
,-L, ..,h.. ,,.,uoh,a hooL IN
ce,'.e DouH' ~, 81 80. t,o,, ,ha for
other day ts worth comes 1 from .ne aae
that it is first edition. Inc purchase
suspected that put, lgnoraht OF tne ca!
marks, bought the book ana look 10 a
authority. its pr,cs IN We 1'ar BE- WI md
nov get thao Lnucn u-uay ~. 81 a,,er y ~,
~ wb;ch the second hand hook dealers wer
paving smaller sums for books than the,
are now. ,--.-...-
Most OF the secondhand dealers are Over
stocked ana are wlllng 70 sel al any pric
rather than BUY at the lowest. oh uppeS
Broadway there mas been lor years a secoh !,
hand ehop Known 10 mos. poS o.. uu.e A. II
the city. II is supposed TO De dong ndar
ishing business and there are times m "nle
1t does But the otnsr evening me psH
prletor closed up tne plSce aver navlns 80,
that day one nook' 1or wnlcn ne mao rece e. :
10 cents. VI course ne maae pron. o,
10; but even tnat Is not suMcaer't 10 SuPpo'
Broadway shop though II IL small
;.-.
One OF the young women VINO was ihtro
duced to society year ago last white
n soon ~ en.s, .h;s a;.r 80 an..r soo;ot,
III lance a,''. $50 W. ,,,o..,,.,,, -. ,rsI
OIL" en!' III. - - ~. %, ~.
a., '' ;n.er su in Ielioion rev and a fe,
weeks arc il was decided that she shout
return to France to enter a cloister. He
aunt is one Of the most beautiful women !