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fHE "BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. AUGUST 29. 1000.

,13 TO LIT PARTS OF HOUSES. TO LET FLATS. TO LET ROOJffS. PANTOMIME EXPONENTS. THE STAGE 13 THE GRIP FAKLOR and basement with 2 rooins second flour: furnace.

471 Macon st. TWO large rooms, suitable Ur light housekeeping; iwar subway. h3 Sterling place. 44g MADISON ST; i lovely rooms and bath; everything but ilttmi first and third floors; fS. See janitor.

mim IS KEDED IT FORT HAMILTON light; newly renovated. THREE rooms; all 21 Irving place. WAVERLY AV, second floor, 4 light rooms, gas, tub; rent $14; adults. L'iJi-'KR or lower part two family house; all PARLOR floor to let to some professional person. i doctor, dentist or 175 Garfield place- FLATS TO LET RENT Improvements.

OWNER, 23) Ciif ton pace. PARLOR and basement; rent $14. 68 Wyckoff Brooklyn. adults; rent FOUR large, light rooms; 115 Vernon av. 257 SEVENTEENTH ST, SECOND floor, unfurnished; light housekeeping; heat.

gas. 14o Qulncy st. au22 so 2t near Fifth av; third floor, Ave UPPER part, 5 rooms, with additional large room If desired; gas range; bail and stairs i-arpeted. ali Macon st. 2-3t A MANSARD flat: 6 rooms and bath; in well $15 $16 Remarkable Revival of Most Ancient of All Forms of Dramatic Art.

Would Keep Soldiers Within Reservation and Boys Would Be Happier. LARGE room on second floor; private family; convenient to cars. 673 Putnam av. "UNFURNISHED room-for light housekeeping. 226 Bergen st, Brooklyn.

kept tuuse; for small family, gee owner, 26 President st. near Court. 2S-2 room Apply to Mn. Noonan. first or.

191 LlFIH AV, near Union st; second flat. Ave romiB and bath. Apply to this office, 741 Union cor. Fifth av TWO rooms, furnished or unfurnished; single or together. FOSTER, 750 Herkimer st.

UPPER part two family, rooms, bath; newly decorated in and out; quiet, clean; fsiu; owner lower part. 140 Sterling place. OIJBT, floor of 4 light rooms for light housekeeping, to adults; rent moderate. Rogers av, near St. Mark's.

TWO large, light connecting rooms; bath, running water; second floor; private house. 32S Clifton place. 22 34 27 29 4t 353 SIXTH AV, near Fifth st; first flat, 5 rooms and bath. Apply to this office. FEWER MEN WOULD DESERT.

CRAZE FELT IN EUROPE ALSO. NEAT. lUht floor, in private house: 4 rooms 114 CAMBRIDGE PLACE; connecting rooms to let, unfurnished or furnished; all conveniences; near Fulton st. 745 UNION ST, near Fifth av: third flat, seven and private bath: improvements; light house $23 keeping, do Sti John place. rooms and bath; near 1 station.

872 BERGEN ST. Unfurnished back parlor; private hou I $35 ON beautiful Ocean Parkway, in de- ached house; 6 rooms, bath, heated; near Park and cars; adults onyq. Number 174. Two Companies Left Fort Thursday for the "Front," but Three Are Left. Ancient Romans: and Greeks Developed Extraordinary Skill In This Style of Entertainment.

J807 UNION ST, SfcT" near Sixth av; first flat. 6 moms baln- Apply to this office. "HI SI beautiful studios and rooms, suitable for teachers and living purposes; hot and cold water, light and bath. 1018 Fulton st. FOUR rooms, alcove front; large closets, select neighborhood; convenient to Futtou and subway.

148 St, James place. '381 FIEST ST, near Sixth av; fourth flat, seven rooms, bath. Apply this office. In all the preparation! that have been 51 MADISON ST. io er part, 5 rooms, all Improvements.

Since the departure of Major Herman C. Schumm and Companies 84 and US. which left for the big war maneuvers at made for the theatrical season it Is sig ill SuDel MzemXl tjM 'JZ HOFFMAN VIA nificant that pantomime is going to have the biggest TOgue it ever had in this bath; brown rent $27. 40b UPPER part, rooms and stone house; 10 closets; aduits; Wiliuughby av. 380 F0UBTH ST, near Sixth av; fourth flat, seven rooms and bath; all light.

Apply to this office. 739 CARROLL ST, near av; fourth flat. 8 rooms and bath; steam heat and country. From England, France and Italy $25 $26 $26 I $30 will come the foremost dancers, the most noted actors by gesture. TO LET, parlor floor and basement.

1118 Greene av, near Bush wick. Inquire SU Bush- i wick av. UPPER part two-family brown stone house; ''6 rooms and bath; halls carpeted and heated; i rent, adults; with owner- fciii Hancock t. ALCOVE and connecting room, suitable for two gentlemen; gas, heat, running water, use of bath; private family. 319 Hancock st.

305 MADISON ST Third floor, for light housekeeping; 3 large rooms, use of bath and tubs; separate meter. ONE or two furnished or unfurnished rooms; private house. 181 Madison st. near Nostrand avenue. BASEMENT and 6 rooms for business lunch and table board business guaranteed beds, bedding, with rooms.

Room 215, Eagle Build-ins. BEAUTIFUL larjte alcove front room, newly decorated; all conveniences; telephone; quiet private family; one block station. 550 Franklin av. ON September 1. a large, light, front room, unfurnished.

In private house, with quiet people; no children in house. OWNER, 460 Lafayette av. This return to first principles, for pan Lhot water. Apply to this office. tomime is the oldest form of dramatic 15 ST.

JOHN'S PLACi near Fifth av; second flat, seven rooms and bath; steam neat. art, will hold the stage in grand opera houses, it will come into the legitimate 269 Madison St, Near Nostrand. SECOND FLOOR. Apply to this office. Boston last Thursday afternoon, things have been very quiet at the military reservation at Fort Hamilton.

Prior to the departure of the commanding officer anrl the two companies considerable target practice and other work had engaged the attention of the soldiers, but now everything is very quiet, indeed, so quiet as to be called dull. Only routine drills and regular daily tasks are now imposed upon the men, and the reservation presents an almost deserted appearance. When an Eagle reporter called at the fort yesterday he found very few soldiers loafing, however. In the absence of Major Schumm the fort is now commanded by Captain Robert F. McMillan, who has a reputation 444 THIRL ST.

503 THIRD ST. Third floor. ruom. rent $20. $35 near Sixth av; second flat, seven rooms and bath; steam heat and hot water; most central location I on the Park Slope.

Apply to UPPER part In two family house; 4 rooms nd bath; partly steam heated rent $18. I Ouryea pi are, opposite Beverley road. TWO large, connecting nms. third floor, ims omre. aw will 2 at 4 will 4 at The above flats are all vacant and 1 pAHK.

SLOPE: 430 jTourth st; floor to rent be shown by the Janitor or by cailing modern Improvements, electric lights; phone In private brown stone house; running water, light, heat and bath. 47 Washington av. Gates. this office, which Is open all week days A r(r adults only; can be seen Sunday till 8 P.M. from 7 A.M.

until tf P.M. I NEWLY" decorated; 6 rooms, bath; 'two-family corner house; block Chestnut st station, city line train. 512 Chestnut st. 29-J 34sT CARLTON AV: third front; tw rooms: kitchenette: ruunlng water; heat; desirable neighborhood; Hill section; near subway, elevated, car lines. Park.

"FURXIHMED or unfurnished; or 2 rooms; fine apartment; jdy; cmr-Tts. tar p. s. ill theater in the form of plays, It will be the reigning sensation at the music halls and vaudeville houses. Even In burlesque houses there will be offered such attractions, the Star Theater this week having a pantomime called "Forsaken." Lole Fuller and her company ot "Natural Dancers," Gence, Dnzle, Odette Valery, Pilar-Morln and even a noted Japanese pantomime artist, Mme.

FuJI-Ko, will make their bid for popular applause In the silent art. During the coming season let the shade of some venerabie Roman In toga, sandals end bandeau be permitted to return briefly to the world of to-day and take a little stroll along Jlrondway; he'll bo impressed with the thought that things haven't changed a great deal in tic last couple of thousand years. He'll find much that will recall to him the old times, for pantomime goes back for its origin to ancient Rome. 1 BAY RIDQE; upper part two family h-mse (wiiite stone front); gas. electric light, steam i heated; convenient to cars.

u99 Seventy-second street. SECOND floor, 3 rooms and alcove bath, heat; floors, halls and stairs carpeted; separate JOHN PULLMAN H. E. 741 UNION ST, Cor. Fifth Av.

TO LET PARTS OF HOUSES. 447 PACIFIC ST; second floe In private house; near Novliu st subway; adults onl TO LET, part of house, top floor; 3 rooms; suitable fur light housekeeping. 143 Clifton j1. Bedford branch. Ft 4 J.f meter; adults.

211 Lexington av, between Bed Wi ford and Nostrand avs. UPPER part new two family no use to let; 6 light, airy rooms and bath; beautifully decorated; $1U monthly. 174 Last Thirty-second street. UPPER part of improvements; $20. two-family house to let; 215 Lexington av.

UNFURNISHED akove riw'ii on second floor or large room, with hall room adjoining '-n third floor; private h'ue; Jeffrrm av. near Tompkins. BOX 978. Engle Ik-dfonl branch. "iN PRIVATE houM, 3 inioiiis; all Improvements; heated; fleet neighborhood; rent 144 East Eighth near Church av, Flatbush.

LARGE front rooms, first and second floors; large closets; private house; Park filope; suitable for light housekeeping: convenient to cars and subway; gas; bath. 102 Park place. TWO larKe emnefMne rooms, newly decorated, with bath, on third foor of private hjuse, with owner; desirable location. For full particulars address T. E- Eagle Bedford branch.

TO LET Parlor floor ami basement: improvements; two-family house. -40 Stewart sW FOUR nice rooms and bath in private house; i TO LET Lower part of private house. rooms, all Improvements; newly decorated; desirable location very convenient. Call 205 Macon st, near Tompkins av. 248 Carlton all Improvements.

UPPER part; 5 rooms and bath; white stone; PARLOR floor, basement, four rooms, near house; oposite park. 83 Chauncey st. Halsey st, Tompkins av; rent cheap; wil. Ul- SECOND" floTr; aWandTargeTlco'Wrm h.e'f OPPORTUNITY, nrivate house, with owner: imurovemeiits: Jagie negroid orancn. adults only.

207 Adelphi st. 26-2 Pantomime did not then signify the 1 name of the spectacle; it was the applied to the performer. The panto- mimlsts of that day were actors who ob- i tained their results entirely without use of the spoken word, their wonderful pos I ELEGANT flour, all Improvements, electric light, parquet; hot water heat furnished; finely decorated; two porches. 542 iSast Eighth st, I Flatbush. TO LET STOKES.

ADIINP 6ENEE D.1ZIB LARGE DOUBLE ST0EE $30, With 1 fs.tiTi. Jnnttrtr 7l)t npffilh ftV. turing, gestures and movements telling FLATBUSH Upper part of 2 family house, detached; location, 7 rooms and bith; separate furnace; rent $35. Apply to OnJlt, Box 21, Eagle office. SECOND floor to let la first class condition, near Nevins st subway station; adults only.

Apply to owner, jffi PafiflBt, '221 ST; lower part two-family house, 6 rooms, bath; laundry, heat, separate gas, hails furnished; adults only; with owner. SECOND floor in detached dwelling; ail rent $16. 1925 Coney Island av, near av P. FLOOR to let; upper part of private house, 1 FLATBUSH; 54 Clarkson st; lower part two family rame detached house, with large yard; I 7 rooms and bath and all improvements; 3ii. tne story quite as eiouueuuy aa couiu auy IARGE store, corner Lewis av and Chauncey; st: suitable any business; low rent.

Apply analogue. PLUMS. HI Lewis av, coiner chauncey st. Vtma they first made their appearand. LTROEstorendwkhopl "gVndlocatin in Rome history contains no record an-for trunk business.

to 656 Fulton st, oppo-, cicnt enough to tell. It is believed that site Lafayette scjuare. the "histriones" brought from to Telephone OWNER, 42-J Flatbush, rent t'H) 4fii Henrv at ELEGANT upper floor; modern improve- 4L-TJL-- ments: nicely decorated: detached house; fin- NEATLY furnished apartment; 4 large, airy eBt section of Bath Btach; rent reasonable, Home In 364 B. C. were pantomimists.

wings she wore soemej to raise her from the floor, which fort, appeared scarcely to touch. Tag Ion! raade an enormous fortune on the suigrt which, however, she lost in consequence of the Franco-German War. She thereupon gave lessons in dancing and deportment to Personal AND Social urns; every requisite ror noueeaeeping; tame KRAFT, 3 Bay Twenty-second st. The original pantomimistB wore and hence, as no facial mimicry was possible, noon them was nut the extra boarders accommodated; telephone. 173 ROCHESTER AV; store, with living room rear: some grocery fixtures; also stable mom; rent.

$1,000. Owner. 171 Rochester av, IvARGE corner store, 22x6'). suitable any business; cheap rent. S53 Marry av, corner ordinary burden of showing the story by I young ladies ru-h movements of the body.

It was prim i-i conremporary witn lagnom were St(ckton st. Inquire of janltrt'so. Mrs. Marx. 29-3nnllv tho flnerB thn wprp callpH unnn tn 1 famous dancers as FaiillV anil ECON floor, private brown stone house.

Apply personally at 411 Classou av, pear ii reene. UPPER part. 7 St. Chariot place, near Park place station B. R.

5 rooms and bath, with heat; rent reasonable 133 LOWER part two family brick house; fi light rooms; parquet flooring; furnace. -18 Wh st, near Shore road, Bay Ridge. Elsslor. Carlolia Grlsl anj Mile. g.rfil the speaking.

But such was the genius TO LET. small stnre and 3 rooms: neighborhood: ooposlte nark: 12ft St. Eiward as a strict disciplinarian, and who will tolerate no laxity on the part of either his officers or men. During the summer months the reservation 1 3 well guarded by an entire company of men, consisting of about 106 ex-perieneel solders. Under their watchful eyes the remainder of the enlisted men may peacefully sleep with the knowledge that no foreign or local element will disturb their slumbers.

Despite the large force of men In reserve, two military convicts, who were serving terms for some offense or, other nnd who were to be dishonorably discharged upon the expiration of their terms, managed to escape last Tuesday morning from the prison hospital, where they were lodged. The names of the fugitives are not known, however. Though it is the custom of the officers to usually notify the. police when a prisoner escapes, it was not done in this particular case. Inquiry upon the part of the reporter at the Fort Hamilton police station brought to light the fact that the authorities at the reservation had not Informed the police of the loss of the two prisoners.

Several of the soldiers verified the story, but none of them knew the names of the two men, and all the information they were able to give was that (he men were sent to the fort from some other post. According to the stories of the soldiers, the prisoners managed to escape by forcing their way out of the upper story window of the military hospital and sliding down the rainpipe. Their absence was not discovered until the following morning, when an attendant went in to clean up the room. Two new buildings are now in the course of construction at the fort. A double barracks Is being erected, and when completed will accommodate 218 men.

It was started some time last February and is expected to be finished about the middle of October. The other building Is a new guardhouse, which is under construction at the Ninety-ninth Btreet entrance. It is about twice the size ot the old one, and will have Bleeping accommodations for three sentries. At the present time the sentries who take turn watching the gate In the night time sleep under an open tent. At the present time there are threa companies staying at the reservation.

They are Companies 3. 98 and 122, and number in all about 300 men. Each, third night one company does patrol duty. Religion seems to have established Itself quite firmly among the soldiers. Many of them go to church every Sunday, and some of them even go twice a day.

Secretary Kloppel of the Fort Hamilton Y. M. C. A. Is tho pastor of the Fort Hamilton Presbyterian Church, in Ninety-fourth street, near Fourth ave st.

Inquire on premises or H. Ij. BEAMI'I, 75 DeKalb av. E3AITHWAIT GKAUWILLER. S3 Grauwiller, daughter of Mr.

and Emil Grauwillei' Hay and William Bralthwalt of Halifax, Eng-! land, were married on Wednesday eves-j ing, August 18, at the home of the brltio, BorKen place, Hay Ridge. The bride attired in a white lingerie gown and car- all of whom won groat success. A remarkable characteristic of Tin-rose Els-sler's style was the power sho p.isat's;sr:l of executing tours de force on the points of her toes. She It was who captivated Prince Adalbert of Trussia to such an extent that he married her, anj she was TO LET Upper floor, 6 rooms and bath; handsomely decorated; all improvements; heated. 613 Decatur St.

757A UNION ST, Nr, Fifth Av. Parlor floor; newly decorated, furnished; other rooms. RARE opportunity; lower part 2 story brown stone, in prime order; all improvements; immediate possession; 607 Quincy st; 30 per month 29-: UPPER part two family brick; all Improvements; new decorations; select neighborhood; separate furnace; $-6. 37 Sherman st, between Tenth and Eleventh avs. LOWER part of detached cottage, 7 rooms and bath; separate entrance, separate steam heat; rent $36.

Inquire 416 Westminster road; Cortelyou road station. Brighton Beach R. R. THREE rooms and bath, second floor; all conveniences; central; gentlemen or business women; moderate. RAI, Eagle Bedford branch.

259 MIDW00D ST SELECT Upper, six rooms and bath; decorated to suit; open plumbing; steam heat; 3. OWNER. 446 ATLANTIC AV STORE Fine large, double window store; suitable for anv business; ffod thoroughfare: rent $27. JERUME PROPERTY COBPOB ATtOSI, Sixth av. eorner Thlrrl st; 'Phone S30 Si.uth.

TOP floor of 3 rooms, in private residence; reasonable to one lady; stairs carpeted. 1217 st, near Brooklyn av. never I a ah bouquet of bridal roses. Taglioui in sone respects. She Her maid of honor was Miss Katherine TO LEX STORE PROPEETT, WITH owner; third floor, private house, 4 rooms, bath; Improvements; $16, 461 Halsey st.

near Stuyvesant av. B. H. Fine Corner Store. B.

H. 88 Tompkins av. corner Btoektnn st; plate Heil of Manhattan, and the best man was William Stewartson of Halifax, England. Mr. and Mrs.

Braithwait sailed for Europe on Wednesday, where they will make their home permanently. glass double windows; only $30 to good tenant. 420 HERKIMER STi HEATEDj $25. Six, large, comfortable rooms; all second story; for adults; with owner. Bulkley Horton, SS W'S.

5 of these early artists, to such an extent did they carry their art, thai, It was saiJ the pantomimlstn could give a much worn thrilling and Impressive performance than the poets themselves. The great slae of the ancient auditoriums In which the people of ancient times went for their pleasures Is explained by the fact that there was no need to consider acoustics, since there was no speaking In the performances. Pantomime alone carried the message. The Greeks, too, developed extraordinary. sUl.

JA, thi of entertainment. So, too, did tho ancient monks learn the effect of this early form of drama on the minds of the faithful. Many of the noble old tragedies of the ancient times, though In their form as writton by the poets they had words and divine words, were made known to the public In representations In which never occurred a spoken word. But with the passing of time, with a coming of a different kind of men loved less the pantomime. It gradually full Into oblivion.

Perhaps Its most Interesting modern survival has been In England. Hera the pantomime never was permitted to entire married, andK having amassed huso fortune, retired to a private villa near Hani-burg. Curiously enough, she died in tho same year as Taglloni. Genee is with, the "The Dryad." Lolc Fuller will take a group of children ovor the country in a series of pantimimic concerts said to be the most poetic of conceptions; Isadora Duncan will come back with some Norse legends; Dazie is to be seen In a couple of pantimime plays; SECOND floor, two family house, 343 Halsey f-, 6 rooms, bath, heat $3o. WM.

H. 342 Sumner av, or premises. SIGNOR MASSA ARRIVES. EIGHT elegant rooms; new detached cottage; separate entrances; porches; TO LET BTJSIBTE33 PuSPOSTS On August 21 a representative gathering all improvements; convenient to cu 165 WARREN ST, third floor, 6 rooms. Improvements; second floor, 4 rooms, improvements; good neighborhood; convenient subway.

of the friends of I'asquale Moutemarano ver, Brighton Beach L. and 10 trolleys. met at his home, 206 Fourth avenue, to 478 East st. TO LET Loft, 25x75; new two story building. 173 Lexington av; rent $30.

29-9 SMALL house and shop; rent reasonable. 597 St. Mark's av. 28-2 celebrate the arrival in this country of 6 ROOMS, bath, first fia( corner house, 230 Cortelyou road, corner of East Third st. rnar-Morin scvenn, tne git-at.

ni-um si LOWER part of two-family deached house, with owner: 7 rooms and bath; parquet floors; Masslmlno Massa, a well-known Italian baritone, who, having sung In all windows screened near Brighton Beach road and car lines. 652 EAST NINTH ST, FLATBUSH. I HAVE any part of 40,000 square feet of factory space for rent at 20c. per square foot. OWNER, Box 10, Eagle oflice.

UPPER part of 2 family detached dwelling UPPER part, 3 rooms, alcove and bath; gas gange; newly decorated; fine order; heated by wner. Apply week days, 10 Virginia place. "422 PARK PLACE; top floor, two famiky house; 5 large rooms and bath; all improve-. ments; $25. TO RENT, 3 story building, 50x100; or will rent floors separate; near Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges.

285-287 Jay st. 20-10 in Flatbush; I large, light rooms ana Dam; large front porch; back stairs; steam heated; newly decorated; rent $82. Apply on premises. 217 East Third st. 636 LAFAYtTTTE AV; second floor In private Jiouae; four rooms and bath, with gaa; adults only.

LOFT, suitable light manufacturing. 5.400 sq. light four sides; steam heat, electric elevator; near Wallabout freight stations. 98 Grand av. HALF of two-family house to let; 8 rooms, 2 bathrooms; hardwood trim; handsome decorations: Darauet floors: combination fixtures; house; lower part; 7 large heater; 922.

176 Schenectadv tillna will also be seen. Maud Allan, whose admirers say she has the gift of expressing the meaning of music by the action of the limbs, may also come to this country. As a child. It was her greatest delight to pose to inspiring melodies played upon the piano. "Nowadays," she says, "the critics write with astonishment of the remarkable suppleness of arms, wrists and fingers which enable me to produce- the effect of a wave rippling from the shoulders to the utmost extremities of the hands.

This, It seems to me, I was able to do almost as soon as I could walk. At any rate, I grew up with the fixed idea that the human form was capable of expressing In pose, and by the graceful exercise of pliant limbs, every sentiment wide front and rear porch; electric light. 673 TWO-FAMILY t-a-rooms and bath; East Eighth st, Flatbush. PARTY with large rooming house will rent basement to first class caterer; corner house; location Bedford av. Address C.

O. Eagle Bedford branch. opera in several of the large European cities, Is now to tour the United States. During the banquet which was given in his hunor the guest of the evening sang several operatic selections from the most difficult composers. Among those present were Signor Massa, Mr.

and Mrs. Mon-temarano. Professor S. Marchisio. Robert E.

Matuozzl, Counselor Antony V. Bourke of Manhattan, the Rev. Adolph Scala, A. J. McKinny and G.

F. Romano. AMATEUR CIRCUS PLANNED. On the evening of Labor Day. September 6, the members of the Homewood Tennis Club will give an amateur circus on their tennis courts, which are located on Seventy-second street, and, as the "performers" will all be members of the club, a very successful and amusing entertainment Is anticipated.

All the usunl features of a legitimate circus. Including clowns, elephants, horses, wild animals, will be on the programme; FLOOR, very large rooms; all light, airy; running water; newly decorated; corner house, moderate; 3 minutes from Borough Hall subway and all car lines. 99 Scher-merhorn st. REAR of one of th nnest irnce in he bsst business section of Fistbush, near Flatbush Trust and minutes walk to Brightoa Beach station. Address, with nature of bus, ess, f.Tt.

tCngU oflice. ly lose Its vogue. Especially at Christ-mastlde did It make an extraordinary appeal. The harlequinade, as It Is sometimes known, was first Introduced Into England In 1702, by a dancing master named Weaver. It made an Instant hit, and once assured of a following It was destined to hold its place, for it Is a known fact that no people In the world are so loyal to a form of entertainment they have once liked as the English.

In London an actor is welcomed long after in another country he would have found himself lagging superfluous on the boards. So the Christmas pantomime hag flourished, the subjects usually being picked ENTIRE two family house, rent $56; if sep arate, upper 5 rooms and bath. $25; lower BAY RIDGE AV; upper floor, 4 cheerful rooms and bath; flne range and boiler; stone tubs; $14. Ring lower bell. TWO unfurnished rooms, with partial board, by a lady; Bedford section; references.

W. J-. General Rockaway, N. Y. 316; UPPER part of two family house; 5 large, light rooms and bath; fine order; 1827 Atlantic av, near Buffalo.

TVITJj let part of detached house, steam Cheated, to a nice, congenial family; would board or give board, 694 F.atDush av. FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING, part, 7 rooms and bath, $33; 012 St. John's place, near Franklin av. Iliad. Partridge, 1421 Bedford At.

nue, and hiB Is probably the most popu-law one, although St. Patrick's R. O. Church, in Fifth avenue, and St. John's Lutheran Church at Ntnety-ntnth street and Fort Hamilton Parkway, are also that music might suggest.

Two upper floors. 399 Classon av. Two flne skylights; rent reasonable. Havlland Sons, 082 Fulton St, UPPER floor new detached brick, two-family house: 6 rooms, bath; pantry; newly decorated; 'With dancing of the moriern sort, my art has little connection. I do not point attended by the Boldler boys.

FACTORIES A LOFTS every room light; 14 windows; will supply hot water, heat; 6 radiators; lower floor occupied by owner; rent $28. 156 Richmond st, near Norwood av station. my toes, nor stand upon mem tor a a nnUod foot as the danc Speaking of the habits and morals ot private house with Pacific st, near Hoyt THIRD floor; rent owner; near subway. 29a Well lighted, near shipping, from 500 to 100,000 ing masters demand, would be positively the soldiers an officer said to the Eagle representative: square feet; also several choice factories lor sale. C.

P. TRUSLO FACTORY PF.CIAMST. street. TO LET, 134 Vanderbilt av; upper part, 4 large rooms and bath, near Myrtle. OWNER, 108 Clermont av.

"If the Government would allow the in fact, enough to satisfy the demands of a healthy youngster, lu addition, there will be a parade and side shows, while FLATBUSH BRIGHTON ELEV. Upper part two-family house; 8 large and bath; separate entrance; parquet floors. ROH-INS Foster av and East Sixteenth st: phone 3474 Flatbush; opp. Newktrk station. men to have a canteen there would be fewer desertions.

Now, when a soldier 270 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN I wants to get a glass of beer he has TO LET OFFICES. UPPER part of two family detached cottage: 5 rooms and bath; separate furnace and gas meter; three minutes Kings highway station Brighton Beach; owner (man and wife) occupies other part; rent law to small family without children. 1580 East Fifteenth st. ME hideous; and as I dance with nmDS unclothed, I preserve the simplicity of the ancient methods." Miss Ruth St. Denis and Miss Isadora Duncan, too, are talented exponents of styles of stage dancing, the movements of which are Inspired by the music and setting Miss St.

Denis has specialized in Indian dances, and, amid scenery representing the interior of an Indian temple, portrays the human senses by dancing. German artistes have of late been producing new styles of classical dancing. Frau Von Leth has been earning fame as a "passion music dancer," and in classical Greek garb has aroused the enthusiasm of audiences by her interpretation of the wildest passages ot Beethoven, Chopin and Brahms. rrom the Mother Goose Nursery rhymes. Foremost pantomime actors take the leading roles, and the productions are such sumptuous models that as much as $200,000 is spent on a single representation.

France and Italy have pretty- well clung to the pantomime, but In the United States It never until lately had much of a following. Italy and France usually had their pantomime as an adjunct to grand opera, and It Is grand opera that In this country has had the effect of turning popular attention to the form of stage art In which the voice Is never heard. Theatrical managers say that the demand for pantomime came on them suddenly and found them almost unprepared. The little Danish woman, Genee, took the country by storm; Oscar Hammerstoln found his opera house crowded every time Odette Valery was billed. Then came the public mania over Dazie, and the hysteria mounted to the point where managers dropped all thoughts of anything else and started in a rush for pantomime, that Two-Family Houses.

Several lower and upper parts In the St. Mark's section. Bulkley Horton, 5J5 SSIS" 24! the women of the club will omciate at the refreshment- tables. Those taking part expect to get as much fun out of the circus as the spectators. RELIEF AUXILIARY AFFAIRS.

A regular meeting of the Brownsville Relief Auxiliary was held on last Wednes. day evening, August 25. at the meeting rooms in Knights of Pythias Temple, Hop-kinson avenue. Samuel Solomon, president of the auxiliary, presided. In spite of the warm weather a largo attendance was present, and all spent a very enjoyable evening.

The chairman of the entertainment committee, Dr. Charles Goldberg, had an elaborate musical programme, after which came dancing. FLATBUSH. Upper part new 2-famlly detached; beautifully decorated porch everything separate. PJ1 Foster av.

near Newkirk av station, Brighton Beach elevated, and Smith st and Franklin av trolleys. 28-1 Very Desirable OFFICE TO LET IN THE Eagle Building Reasonable Rent 232 HALSEY ST; two large connecting and one side room as kitchen; ample, closets; improvements; private house; rent moderate. PARLOR floor and basement; house, 880 I)ean st; all Improvements; no children; rent, $18. Inquire 87S Dean st. BASEMENT and parlor floor, flrst-class order; 5 rooms and bath.

71 First st. near Hoyt. Owner on premises. 29-2t su UPPER floor, 2 family house, 6 rooms and bath; heated with owner. 7G8 Lincoln place; li mr Nostrand av.

26-4 lz FOURTH AV. two blocks fnm Atlanttc av subway; top floor; 5 large rooms and bathroom; all improvements. PARLOR floor, basement, in two-family house; all Improvements; rent $23. 1601 et, near Albany av TO LET Lower part of two family house, Lincoln place, near New York av; owner living in house. UPPER part of private residence, rushed; section; a 1 improvements; owner on premises.

S36 Hancock st. 430 FORTY-FIRST ST; parlo fllt0r and basement; 7 robins and balh; convenient to and SUh sf ferry; rent $25. WIDOW, alone, would rent part of brown (tone house; best section of HID; small adult family. Can be seen between and 12 A.M. 1 332 Dean at.

fiTO WARREN ST Parlnr floor, basement; all improvements: near Fifth av and sub-wav. Apply, LAMB, 112 Third av. Call to leave the reservation ana often ne meets bad company in the saloon he visits and proceeds to get intoxicated. Then he falls to return on time anl often deserts. If there was a canteen the men would very seldom leave tha place, and In case of any of them were foolish enough to indulge In too much, liquor they would be properly taken caro of by their comrades, while outside there 1b no one to take care of them, except the police, who do not do It the right way.

I believe that there Is not a man in the reservation who Is not in favor of tho army canteen." Bathing and baseball take up much ot the spare time of the enlisted men. During the pleasant days there Is a baseball game every Saturday, Sunday and holiday, and in the warm weather all the men take advantage of the nearness of the surf tor a plunge. The last game which the soldiers played was at Washington Park, when Pop Watson'a Brooklyn Colored Giants defeated the soldier nine by a score of 4 to 3. It Is estimated that there are about seventy married men now living with their wives and families at Fort Hamilton. The families of the officers live within the reservation on Fort Hamil FLATBUSH.

7 larepe, light rooms and bath steam heat supplied: second floor, corner, detached house; all modern Improvements; telephone; adults; $35. L. Eagle office. CONSTEICTOB, AND JAGUAR. In the Wide World there is an account of a fight between a snake and a Jaguar given by an eye witness, Dr.

r. A. Stoddard: I had been traveling for about an hour, trying to locate the source of the Sant.t Rita, and winning every inch of ground by hacking and slashing with the machete, when I was startled by a most ocream which seemed to come long-negiecte5 phase of dramatic art. CORNER WASHINGTON AND JOHNSON STREETS. Apply to Janitor.

Managers did not tackle the new nroDO- 1487 PACIFIC ST. FIVE large rooms and bath, all light and airy: all improvements; hall heated and carpeted: Janitor service: rent fid fend $30. OWNER, on premises, 58 Kingston av. -3 Dr. Goldberg nnouncea he naa mane all arrangements, with the help of the committee, for an informal dance, opening the social season, to bo held at the Knights of Pythias Temple on Saturday evening, October 2.

BRIDGE AT GOOD GROUND. Mrs. Eugene F. Moran was the hostess sltlon without some misgivings for pantomime had been tried here before and ds rhetor om somewhere Immediately behind me. at a bridge party at Good Ground, L.

TO LET STABLES. on Wednesday afternoon. 1 ne play toon Turning round and looking back over the trail I bad Just made, I Baw a great commotion taking place among the vines, dead leaves and decaying branches which carpeted the ground, and the blood-curd-ii 7 had heard rang out again SEVERAL, stalls, with hoard. In new up-to-date stable located near City Hall. Apply 50-o2 Dean st, Brooklyn.

place in the Bellows House Annex, overlooking Tiana Bay. The games were close nl.r roil ph Ol 1 1 thp UPPER part of detached house; large rooms; all light; separate entrance; porch front and back: parquet floors; electric light; handsomely decorated; must be seen to be appreciated; rent reasonable. 546 East Eighth st; take Brighton Beach elevated to Avenue C. or Smith st car to corner. FUATBUPH Second apartment In J-famTIy detached house, 9 rooms and bath; extra large piasza, parquet floors, beam celling In dining room; gas logs, separate furnace; everything absolutely separate; a beautiful, comfortable home In choice neighborhood; rent $RO per month.

Apply owner, first floor, 195 Hawthorne street. 28-3 ton Parkway, where they have handsome residences. The non-commissioned of- prize going to Mrs. Dr. Philip A.

Brennan, Incers also reside with their families In BTABI.ES to let, WITH WAOON ROOM. 32 PENN ST, BROOKLYN, N. Y. with a total score of 825. Those taking side the reservation, while the privates who have families live In the residential Augusiiu uaiy, me oaring and original manager, experimented with It.

While In Paris he saw "L'Enfant Prodigue." It appealed to him as novel and original. It might be the means of restoring fortunes that had begun to wane. It was the vogue on the continent, a dozen towns seeing It with delight at once. Daly cast It to the full strength of his then unsurpassed company. Ada Rehan starred, and the cast included Isabel Irving, Mrs.

Gilbert, Charles Le Clerq, Adelaide Prince, William Buck and Sidney Herbert. Enormous money was put In the venture, but It had a run of only one week. Then Mr. Daly and the public, alike diB- FOl'R rooms; all improvements, range, separate gas meter; In house with owner; convenient to all cars and subway. 421 Gold st: adults: LOWER part of two-family house to let; 5 rooms and bath decorated reasonable rent to Al small family: dry cellar.

Top bell, 643 Peventy-second st, Brooklyn. N. Y. UPPER part in two family house In flne section of Flatbush: six rooms and bath; up to Cate; furnace heat; rent $30. Apply to owner, 246 Lefferts av.

UPPER floor, private house, 5 rooms, hot water heat, gas range, separate bathroom: rent 130; reference required. 130 Park place. part were Mrs. Dr. Joseph J.

Connell, Mrs. J. Frank Belford, the Misses O'Con-nell. Mrs. Ryan, Miss Eagan, Mrs.

John T. Brennan, Mrs. Dr. Philip A. Brennan, Mrs.

'Eugene F. Moran. and again. Returning a little nearer, I discovered a "tiger," or, properly speaking, a Jaguar or American leopard, and it was writhing in the colls of an enormous boa constrictor. The great snake to have the side of the Jaguar's head in Its mouth, and a coil or two ot its body around the neck of the beast, which was making frantic efforts to regain its liberty.

The snake had its tail coiled round STABLE, 93 Lefferts place; 5 stalls, carriage floor; third floor for living purposes: concreta floor: can also be arranged for garage; flf sanitary condition. Address GEORGE LE PORT BUYS. 1018 Fulton St. section of Fort Hamilton village. At the present time everything Is in fine condition at the reservation.

The lawns are well kept and the trees nicely trimmed. It 1b truly a beautiful place and an ideal home for soldiers and civilians. Along the Shore road are located some of the finest residences in the borough, and many wealthy persons have summer homes there. LIFE AT CAMP TACOMA. 2 FAM.

DETACHED FLATBUSH. On Brighton Beach R. near Kings Highway: 5 cent fare 2 FINK IPPER APARTMEXTS, each 8 rooms and tiled bath: a'l Improvements; separate entrances, piazzas; laree plots. EACH MOHTHIY. COXCESSIONS.

Apply 1472 East 17th or, SEALE. 189 Montague st. a small ebony tree aooui a mm uia.n- gusiea. sneivea tne pantomime. The ac tors he had were essentially actors Thev i eter.

and whenever the napless jaguar aia not in jih r.iiwH its efforts nc serpent wouia 811 GREENWOOD AV, NR. PARK. Three rooms and bath; housekeeping; adults; pantomime. swiftly release Itself from the tree and make an attempt to get another coil v): references. Lambda Sigma Gamma Fraternity Men Are Sojourning at Northport.

Northport. August 28 Things have been moving pretty rapidly at Camp Tacoma. which was established near this place by several members of the Lambda Sigma Gamma, one of the foremost fraternities in Brooklyn, which has recently taken up PART-OR and basement, 10 rooms; all Im IJOX'T Bl' HOTSE, IT MEAN WORRY ABO IT PAYMENTS COMIXO DIEl PAY REST AI RE HAPPYi Pllar-Morin. the greatest pantomlmlst In Paris, came to the United States about that time, and demonstrated a new and unheard of skill In giving plays without words Rut nnfAttiinafAl. 1 around the body of its opponent.

I stood there fascinated with horror, and yet forgetting my fear in the interest I was taking In this terrible fight be- AMERICA'S "THRONE ROOM." Tho cabinet room in the White House, is America's nearest approach to a throne room. It is about the size of tha dining-room in an average country house of the Colonial style. It is almost AN IDE" "OVS! WAITS YOl't 8 BATH LAlXDHYl DETACH. IIOISEi MRI.K I.AWN AMJ GAR. ON OCEAN PARKWAY.

BE. TWEEN AVES. A NO O. provements'; ii30 Pacific st, near Atlantic av subway; private block; $35, reduced from $40. FIjATHPSH; Park Circle.

Boulevard; part ot rWached houne: elecrunt decorations; extra larsre lawn; also garage and stable. 29 East Seventh fctreet. tore, from tit. i. 1 tvn.n the beast and the reptile.

Pros ouuicnuai. UUUIUUH III 11 I quarters In Grant square In that borough. let her mot imnort.nt entlv the snake, with an incomprenen- The young men are seasoned campers ninom n4 m-n j. aihiv ouick movement, succeeded in get- 5r. FARE TO NEW YORK) READY TO OlVI'Py AT ONCE.

TEL. 13-L FI.AT-Bl SH. by this time, having had several esca-j art wno should have been moat lnt.ro.te,! ting two more colls around the body of In her work, staved away. Hence Pilar-I the Jaguar, but not without reeciv.ng se- BEDFORD section; pleasant parior floor and basement; 4 ntims: halls furnished: good order; prlvste house. 1409 paclflc st, near Brooklyn av.

Morin did not make the amount of money i vere laceration irom uw 101 deserved. i claws ot Its victim. Tnen letting go the Mile. Jane May. another Parisian favor- 'Jaguar's head, whoro it seemed to have a ite.

tripped along In 1895 and plaved I hold, the boa-constrictor raised is "Miss Pygmalion" at Daly's, but she met head seemingly in triumph and, with us th 1.1. ni TK-ltail still wranned rouud the tree, lifted S28 HERKIMER ST: upper part of private h'inse: four rooms, bath, 114: convenient to Utica av station; possession September 1. LION'S UNFORTUNATE CHASE. In the Wide World Magazine there Is an account of a lion hunt in British East Africa that happy hunting ground for tha followers of big-game. The party consisted of Walter Cooper, Captain H.

and his Bister. The young lady captured four lions while the men slew five between them. Tho tenth lion was killed through its desire to capture a nativo carrier who, realizing that things were becoming too warm for him, had bolted. The following Is the account of the misfortune which befell the lion through his attempt to stay the haste of the native: Tha lioness, attracted by the sight of tho fleeing man, swerved off suddenly and made after the fugitive. The man had not more than twenty yards start, and tho great brute rapidly overtook him.

Miss II fired again, and we men both fired as well, but we were not near enough to make a good running shot. The wretched man. with a courage born of desperation, turned at the last moment and hit at the lioness with his rifle. Tho blow fell a bit short, and the enraged brute, snapping at what came nearest, caught the' weapon in her mouth at the muzle. The pace at.

which she was traveling was so great that H.issan was hurled backward, and in falling his finger caught the triggers, letting oft both barrels. By the most extraordinary piece of luck the rifle was pointed straight down the beast's throat at the moment, and down sho went, with her head nearly shot away, right on top of him. LOWER PART of elegant two family house, recently built; 8 rooms and bath: parquet floors In parlor and dining room; tiled bathroom: handsome mirror In parlor tlrst class gas range In kitchen, with hot water attachment; separate furnace In cellar; large front piazza and several oak trees on plot; location very convenient, being a few minutes from Fiske Terrace (Av Hi station. Brighton Beach line, and two blocks from Smith st trolley: rent $40 from Octohpr 1. Av near southwest corner of East Fourteenth st.

Flatbush. pades. In one of which the use of firearms as a defense became necessary. The pleasant weather has added greatly to the enjoyment of the camp life. The camp Is the mecca for the many friends of the campers, who entertain picnics from different points almost dally.

Among the members of the fraternity at the camp are Stanley L. Baldwin, Gilbert P. Brush. J. Lloyd Hartlield, Richard C.

Kettles, Elmer H. Ramsbotham, Walter H. M. Knapp. the body of the Jaguar up in the air.

1 time was not yet ripe for pantomime. i men came uenee. She is a wonderful I LOWER part In stone house, consisting of rooms and bath; handsomely decorated; open plumbing: in house with owner; rent $28. Can seen at any time. 49 tjulney st.

dancer. She wanted to star In the "Soul Kiss." She couldn't speak English, so they put her on In a pantomimic role. She was a sensation. heard the bones crack under the fearful strain, and with one awful, despairing scream the jaguar fell back dead. TOM'S WELL WISHER.

In a Philadelphia club a member was met not long ago by the announcement severely simple. The coloring Is olive green and white white woodwork with olive-green burlap on the walls. The ohairs of the President and his nine cabinet ministers, which surround the long mahogany table in the center of the room, are covered with green leather. The President's differs only from the others In that the back is a trifle higher. On a small metal plate on tha back of each chair is the title of the holder and the date of his accession, but not his name.

On one side ot the cabinet table Is a fireplace, with a very high mantelpiece over It. On the other is a capacious leather-covered divan. At one end of the table are the slidlng-doors leading to the President's private office. At the other are three large French windows, looking out across the White House grounds toward Pennsylvania avenue. There are leather-covered arm chairs in the corners.

The room i3 practically without decoration. A room more completely symbolizing republican simplicity it would be difficult to Imagine The Circle. TO LET PARTS OF HOUSES. Furnished. HEIGHTS.

K14 Hicks; parlor and basement: 6 rooms ami bath; all improvements BASEMENT and Mfler in two family lvewh stone house; flne section: near I. and MODEST LITTLE MAID. In a Greek class at College, where there were a half dozen girls and only Genee has been described as the modern Taglloni, the celebrated Italian, who may years ago danced In London, and LOWER part, attractively furnished; complete, housekeeping. 3T5 Monroe t. one boy, a modest maiden was translator whom it was said that she revealed trolleys; all Improvements; 8 rooms and bath; Hit adults.

448 Balnbrldge st. ing. She came to a passage which told SECOND floor, furnished; light housekeeping; private house. 528 STATE ST. DETACHED cottage: 8 rooms and hath; dec orated; awnings; second floor veranda.

HS Kfist Fourth St. Kensington: take Culver line. from a fellow member that a friend of both had fallen ill. "1 understand from the physician," saio the first member, "that Tom has brain fever. He'll recover, "-'it it's thought his mind will be a blank." "I trust the diagnosis Is Incorrect." came in fervent tones from the senon'1 member, "inasmuch as Tom owes mo a dollars." LippincoU's.

Sixteenth av station. new form or aanctng. a virginal and diaphanous art. Instinct with an originality all her own." It is only a quarter of a century ago since Taglloni died at the age of eighty. Her style was known as the "Ideal." and so light and airy was she that when she appeared in the ballet of "Psyche" the how the horses wore sacks on their feet, for If they had not been thus protected they would have sunk Into the snow ua to their bellies, the last part of which she translated thua: "the horses would have sunk into the snow up to their waists.

LippincoU's. PARK SLOPE Lower part 2-famlly gray flone house; 8 rooms, bath; heat; half hlook from Frospect Park. Owner In house, 469 Thirteenth st. Try the EatfU Job Printing DepailHxxH rise Work. Prompt Service.

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