JANUABY 18, 1903. o DAILY rBTOUNE. SUNDAY. 4. Adagio and Fugue for Btrlngs by Mozart. Neither ha« played in America be- THE ha* no more of these works been corded no such advantages, and Mr.Franko has received the score of the the morganatic coxnort fore. LORDS SPIRITUAL. recognized status than symphony from M. Gcvaert. of tho Bruaaels Con- of some Continental royalty. servatolre. addressed as "My Lord Arch- Her husband is Hall, Thursday evening, will rvntir.nrilfrom \>an*- one. • in the same man- At Mendelssohn on bishop and as "Your Grace." of Dezso Ncmes, an WEBER occur the first appearance dukes, but she remains plain "Mrs." ner as Hungarian violinist, assisted by a selected orches- Archbishop of Canterbury outranks all on this subject, it may be The the Davidson. And while tra. H. H. -Wetzler will be the conductor. TONE of crown, yet that it is only the Arch- dukes and the sr«»nt officers the a- well to point out programme: in his Canterbury York, and those his wife and children haw no share bishops of and t.t_.».. Mozart IS THE the Overture.. .. «rninenc«\ and Mrs. Davidson, although the wife twenty-four diocesans who have seats in Concerts, iiD 2;minor. no.-No. 2 TMenla«»Ki who Dezso Nemes. primate and the daughter of another— upper of the national legislature, and i::::^::-::::::*n£Z**TlBir- or one house ;. .l,\\mbr"-.|.» Archbishop Canterbury— who entitled to be c^oV^v;:::;:;::::::::::::::::::::"Canzo: -itta. IDEAL Tait of Parliament, are • Tt'lt'ii her was are lords of \u25a0• \u25a0 —-*'"-*- . father CBard by the helpmate of any successful No colonial prelates, no J«»rNemeV;accomp(acnmp:inieda *Tby Mmc >erne. . is outranked addressed as "lord." DDezsft Nem#!« nled' m . happens knighted for mu- Scotland, nor Allegretto Scherzando. ISymphony No. H. t tradesman who to be Anglican bishops in Irelmd and in > "^: n every petty prefix - M»nOpera New- to of BAUER, Studio. -ISdStlla™. did not know what to call her or how address Archbishop of York and •>«*. R«l" ruary 1. ERNEST upon been confirmed by the De Tavannes Mr. B<>gu* h«*r. and then turning her royal back her. Church, London, De Retz.. two other bishops at Bow in MVSICA XOTES. Maur*vnrt Mr. r»ufrl<-h« A free organ recital willbe given by W. R. Hid- Cl IOC DCIUCD <-'o«chln*. accompanying. although Mrs. Davidson was a particular Vannl nClmCn, *J0 And ceremony of enthronement on the De Cos*.* Mr. den, the Church of the Incarnation. Madlson- CLIOSI Studio. Came*!* Hill. Victoria, and enjoys and until the Incidental divertissement by th« corps de ballet. at favorite of the late Queen performed in the Thirty-tifth-st Wednesday evening, seat Ft. Augustine has been — Conductor. Mr. Flon. ave. and . on Violin Instruction, Musical very degree the friendship of both of Ar\JT"4 in a marked Canterbury. has no Operas Week of A. B. Dlckson, tenor soloist. FtllPfT• nUbH.IU, IrvingPla«-« Alexandra, in an Cathedral of Dr. DaVidson Calendar and the with the assistance director. TasMri. KingEdward and Queen yet more for Preparations for the promised revival of Verdi's 122 East WO St. Telephone 25UJ TOth. legal claim to the primacy. The election is official sense her position is not one whit lesst End the "King" "Un Ballo In Maschera" have for some time been At the Manhattan Theatre to-morrow afternoon or less a matter of form. For. according to of Performance*. Mabel that of the wife of Queen Eliza- progress at the Metropolitan Opera House. The and Mrs. Dolmetsch and Mi.«=s anomalous than has the right to throw Sun.lay— Metropolitan Opera House. S:3O p. m.. pop- in Mr. Arnold HAWLEY, place hers in the table of ancient law. the crown work, though great favorite, has for many give another concert of old music on C. B. primate. No Is ular opera concert. Mme. Sembrlch and others. once a Johnston will VOCAI, beth's existence, and, the chapter into prison ifitrefuses to accept the in this country. The willbe. the programme: TEACHER, which Ignores her Opera House. 7:30 m.. years been curiously neglected antique Instruments. This Near 33 nvj St. precedence, "Conge. d'Elire," Monday- Metropolitan p. Amelia, Studio. We.it principle that the nomination, and the so-called Wagner's ''Siegfried*' for the first time this cast will include Mm<\ Emma Eames as to the ffcU of while it is an acknowledged ;: Extracts from IMayfor-l';, Introduction by virtue of which the sovereign directs the .season: Manhattan Theatre. p. m.. lecture an«l Mine. as Ulrica, Mme. Frltzl Mustek, Wt»: great officers of the crown and by Schumann-Heink the fourth edition. '' '' Vnon -«\lves of the elect, much more appro- concert of old music on old instruments De March] as Rlccardo and A tune for th« bass " CLEMENTS, chapter to would be Dolnaetsch; il- Scheff as Oscar. Mr. %(..15. Alfti.KeYabosa.rer the State participate in the rank Arnold Daly's Theatre. 3 p. m.. (b» Almane for treble an.l ba*s Vf"i" Yh.'h"— dignitaries of Rheingold." by Campanari de Reszke vi01in... ,;-Anon help- priately named a "Mandat d'Elire." lustrated lecture on "Das Wal- Mr. as Renato. Edouard le) Four tune* for the trebl« ...... VOCAL. INSTRUCTION. 3 EAST 14TH-ST. husbands, Mr*. Davidson, like the ter accompanied by the lv The liiniros. of their Damrosch. will appear as Sam to the Tom of Mr. Journet. the Son*, IW1("" EX-ATTACHE. .lv::-... . * archbishops bishops, is ac- Tuesday— Mendelssohn Hall. 3 p. song recital by Judge of Mr. (words by Robert Herrick>.r..~.T.-.lljnfy::-. f**?*!f-rd' 11 1*""1*""* Vocal Infraction. mate* of other and m.. Sylvano of Mr. Dufriche and the .lan- for two viols and r IDA O ABEMCTCIM Miss 8:15 p. m. concert of cham- Four tunes j>»'|^ Itin studio 2 w. 1200* \u25a0*; Bonn Metcalfe: will be the musical director. ,a) .hi Oirant. «-) hf InA D. AiiCno ber music by the Marines Quartette: Waldorf- Vanni. Mr. Mancinellt Almaln. r^H^\^^:'(V. 1650) being done, the early years of medi- concert of chamber music \u25a0'i-p! ar- all said and Astoria. S:3O p. m.. V <=on(r violin barrel. l»>^') 1ami! Thorough piano Instruction. by Friend, Bernard Sinshelmer and contralto, has mm '" obUcataM" «r«*B*'..Hmn» i'urc. 11 «\u25a0 . £» IfICCDU ' cal practice demand much fortitude in order to Alvlna Miss Ada Crossley. the Australian eomDanirnent Le< i JUnfl jU^Crn* German method, .", E. Xlßth St. MEN. Paul Kefer. from Liverpool for her first concert tour In UtEERS FOR pass safely through them. In the practice of Wednesday — p. sailed Metropolitan Opera House. S m.. Crossley's rank in England is In Singing (Stockaausen Method*: FTaao Italian opera. "Al'da"; Mendelssohn Hall. 3:30 this country. Miss free pupils. medicine, however, there willbe the intellectual Angel and Harmony; t> talented Classes b»tsg p. m.. recital of pianoforte duets by .lie slaters said to be high. will sing the part of organized.INSTRUCTIONBAUER. Carnezla Hail. Studio 406. «"««*- to man devoted to a She Continued from l»»8«" satisfaction that comes a Sondheim; No. 128 East Fifty-eighth-st., 3 p. m., in the production ot Dr. Klgar's "The Dream of scientific and humanitarian life, in his associa- le.-ture on "The Earlier Operas of Mozart." by which the New -York actually gets Into prac- Elliott Schenck: free organ recital. Church of Gerontius," Oratorio So- manner. A young roan tion with his fellows, either personally In the the Incarnation, S:U> ciety gives in March, and she will be heard here in PRESEEVE. whollyresponsible. VALUE OF ADIRONDACK JULIAN PASCAL s^T^sSZLm tice without being: various societies, of every degree, that Thursday— Daly's Theatre. ?. p. m.. Illustrated recital in February. medical lect- Interesting features of the forth- or a of his fellows, ure by Walter Damrosch on Wagner's "Die One of the. most irvimJir PI ITCB Soprano. ca! Instruction. to practise In a hamlet abound, or through the writings .m- B The man who Is Walkftre"; Mendelssohn Hall, 3 p. m.. recital The second concert of chamber music by the coming report of the Forest. Fish and Game SLAIen, stud*. i» w. «r* &<. should by all transactions, journals or monographs or text of violin and niupie by Misn Maud Jennie small village or considerable town in pianoforte Mamies will take place in Mendelssohn mission to the legislature will be the statistics of anything: that kingdom to him, the MaeCarthy and Arthur Whiting;S:ls p. m., con- Quartet Preserve to means fit himself to take care books. If his mind be a pert by Nem^s. violinist; Carnegie Hall. Hall on next Tuesday evening. The programme showing the value of the Adirondack vessel, a d*- number DossO producer It Carnegla Studio.Smdlo. Ml.mi. ,mv erne alon -a bleeding blood doctor in medicine can rule over a vast 8:15 p. m.. .-one. rt for the benefit of the Scholar- will embrace Schumann's Quartet in A major, op. the. people of the State as a wealth PIZZAnCLLUPIZZAKCLLU Repertoire. Carne«le will, ship Fund of the New-York Collrpe of Music. attempt heretofore been ." thigh, a wound of who will entertain him at his 41, 3; composer's "Stucke im Yolk- that any has locaied shoulder, a fractured of subjects, No. 142 East Thirty-third-st., 3 p. m., concert of No. the same is not known revenue SCHOOL fever, quiet of (Leo Schulz figure's the amount of J. COSCLL of Speech. 301 scalp wound, typhoid pneu- either In the assembly hall or in the his Polish and Russian music. Bton/' for violoncello and pianoforte made to indicate in Physical Culture and Technique earner"* th«» eye a from forest. of Thur*tay evening 8 o clocc. may not be nec«s- the eveiing lamp, or as he journeys Friday—Metropolitan Oi^era House. 7:30 p. m., Wag- and Miss Kathrlne Ruth Heyman), and a new which Northern New-York receives the Hal? Oa«es Monday and monia or cases of labor. It room over ; something the reasonable. li^r's "Gotterdam.meru.njj" Chamber Music pianoforte quartet by Louis V. Saar in B minor Odcll apparently had of Terms _^^^_^______mry to learn to perform the formidable on his professional rounds. Room. Carnegie 3:3i> p. m.. song recital Governor sugges- for him Hall. (Miss Heyman. Mr. Manner. Mr. Altschuler and in view when he made MMpractical operations only special surgeons can As to ultimate financial success, it is very dif- by Theodor Bjorkstin. kind about which and Mr. This quartet, by a local com- tion in his message that accurate Information properly-such to comprehensive The Saturday -Metropolitan Opera House. 2 p. m.. Schul£>. qualify themselves to perform ficult make statements. Italian opera. "I^iBolieme" ; S p. m., French is still in manuscript, but will be published of New- York State be prepared for great success poser. the attractions operations as those for appendicitis, for estimate as to what constitutes financial opera, "L.cs Ilugiunots." shortly by F. B. C. Leuckart, of Liepslc. It will dissemination. The ilgures procured by the com- cataract, growths In the places. A successful buildings Internal tumors, for varies much in different week, be played at. the Tonkilnstlerversammlung. which mission show that the investments in and Ruth Heyman, general able, in This- Monday, will occur the performance of Katherine larynx so forth. But. as such a practitioner of medicine willbe almost meet? this year in Basle. Switzerland. It is clear equipments, exclusive of land, by hotels and board- A limited number of pupils accepted at Stelaway Hall and life, so "Siegfried." and on Friday the Ring performances ! practitioner, be able to do the right any community, to have the comforts of and knit in respect of form, and original in inghouses, amount to $7,037.9:5. and that the invest- or 83 Irv'.nz Place. he should will end with "GStterdJimmerung." The novelty well to case, so that there his time him to enjoy them. the marshalling and treatment of its thematic ma- ment in private camps and cottages amounts thin* for even" emergency far as will allow of the concert this evening will be the appearance SSI, delay practice wealth is terial. It has the customary four movements, and $3,846,500 more, making a grand total of $10. i::. may l*» no harm to the patient from the In the legitimate of medicine of Mine. Sembrich. lilliemem sssi-ss" recog- attained, employs tho device, of community of theme to en- The capacity for guests of the hotels Certificated pupil of VaaaucclaL He should know enough to very rarely to be however successful The programmes for the week: advertised cf ignorance. force the principal of unity. Thus the principal and boarding houses alone is JT.SQ2. and the pro- beyond knowledge and capacity. and however high the rank of the man who pur- Sunday night concert at popular prices: nize what la his subject of the scherzo is an outgrowth of the llrst prietors figure that the average guest remains two BAKER.. say so. to get an ex- true there are exceptions, but a Vorsplcl. Art 2. "Die Konlgin yon f-'aba" Goldmnrk LACEY mid be brave enough to and sues it. It is motive of the principal theme of the first allegro, weeks. The total of guests during the last ORGAN LESSONS. 113 East 19tB-t*. is to they are really Aria, "Racconto," from "La Bohdme" Puccini number pert in time. When the practitioner settle close study or these cases shows Carlo Danl. and there is an episode before the working out in HUB, cash for board, Songs: 'a* Kong" Varna year was and the received city may deliberately devote him- exceptional. No man should enter upon the "Cradle ii. principal themes of $5,213,210. The In a great he Faust" Berlioz the first making; a total of Vocal-Instruction. Camegto Hall. peiieral practice, to specialties as general large fortune. Of course, there are some Mr. clusion Is identical with the close of move- male and 9,S4t> female servant?, such Scotti. employe.!, wastes surgery, ophthalmology, causes, not even acquire the Aria, "Casta diva," from "Korma" Bellini ment. A constant alternation of 8-8 and 4-4 time, 13.307 persons to whom the total Furgery. orthopedic from various do lime. Sembrich. paid to $903,530. furnished by with a recurrent echo in double time. Is the dis- amounted Statistics js.j.'.»w vt<:]<->?>• so forth. competence for the proper care of themselves Suite (No. i< "L'ArK-sienne" Biz«t the railroads and steamboats show that was kofler and Sony's: (a) •'Stiindch'-n" tinguishing characteristic of the slow movement. to stations. LEO these are the careless. Richard Strauss paid in fares for travellers Adirondack AUTHOR OF "THE ART OF BREATHING."* necessity of going abroad for the and their families. But (b) •'.Vifinand hat's (jesehen" Ix>ewe is the equal figures show plainer than any extended N. T. Studio. 23 E. 23d St.. Tu. Frt As to Ike (ri A notable achievement Ir the work These preserva- Vocal Instruction. A«., Brooklyn. things indolent, men. the men of bad "Pastorale" M..Btzet could Indicate th« meaning of the Home Studio. 2T9 Carltoa of one's medical education, as the tactless Mine. Sembrich. participation of all the Instruments in the develop- words State of New- l-erfVction ought been Aria, mobile," tion of the Adirondack forests to the of Xew-Tork it is not habits, and the men who not to have "La donna c from "Rlgoletto" ..Verdi ment of the themes. York, may be further said, in passing, that now in the State that Mr. Dani. and it PAPPENHEIM, ...... profession. But it be admitted "Fin by greater number of visitors to the Adiron- MME. EUGENIE to preparation for in the must Aria. cb« Jal vino." "Don Giovanni". ..Mozart far the pesary for any man seek fate, from At Mendelssohn Hall on Thursday afternoon Miss have come from other States. THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DOJIJIA. on the there are some also who deserved a better Mr. Scott 1. dack* in this. "Sth-st.. cor. Columtos- nh" thoroughgoing practice of medicine Songs: fa) "Altdeutscher Ll<>beErclni" Helmund Maud MacCarthy will give a violin recital, assisted In addition to the land owned by the State Removed vocal studio to 101 W. means better preparation, (b) ilritf" ground and sanatorium. ave. plane by going abroad But, while itis who had not the for a. "Love and Robinson by Arthur Whiting, pianist, and Paul Eisler, great natural pleasure hislupt too arduous. (C) "A Ballad <.f KiES«?s" Sommerville ac- there are in round numbers sixty large private pre- greatest use and en- or for whom the environment was Miss Carrie Bridewell. -- companist. programme: comprising 780.993 acres, which \u25a0Vbt necessary, Itis of the -The serves a total of years. young man to visit penury repressed noble rage Quarlft from "Rigoletto" Verdi have chiefly been acquired in the last fifteen oyenint to a well prepared Chill their Mme. Sembrich, Miss Carrlfl Bridewell, Sonata In C minor. up. 30 No. 2 Beethoven are cared for in a manner MME. TOBPADIE BJORKSTEM And froze the genial current of the soul. .Mr. Jliser Concerto in H minor, op. HI Saint- Sa?ns the value their property. nental Europe/and take private in But with all that Miss KacCartby. — of Adirondack profession, •DER RING DES Intermezzo, B major, op. 18 1 / instances, some of the leaders of the profes- the severity of life in the medical XISHLUNGEN*." B of by Richard Wagner, Intermezzo. C major, op. 119 r-" ....Brahms MUSftAL. m m . 2£" SrvSE But fortu- the occasional ingratitude of those who owe Rhapsodle. E :lat major, op. lift....] HARLEM CLUB anna WERNERsongs. Studio. 70 West Mtb-st. sion, or evil of their assistants. MONDAY 7:30. "SIEGFRIED." M&sle. Specialty, classical indispensable. Foreign- it, inability amass a great fort- EVENING. Arthur Watting Harlem Club entertained Its members and nately this is no longer much to the to fin German*. - Airs Rushes *. WfeniawSkl The appreciation by the general MacCarthy. guests with a musical on last Thursday evening, are beginning to come to the United States une, the want of BrSnahllde Mm?. Nordic* Miss ers Stimme dcs about two being present. Among the se- as so many of us go to public of what it has already accomplished, Waldvogels Mme. Fritzi Scheff hundred GOETZ, special Just Erda Mm-. Schumann- Heink di Lammer- MISS lor courses. prepared lections were an aria from "Lucia MARGARET day is not far when, instead of there is no calling in which a well and Siegfried Mr. Antlies The third in the series of lecture recitals on th» LECTURE SONG RECITALS. CONCERTS. Kurope. The off Wanderer moor," by Mrs. Northrup: the Toreador Solo classes at studio. 302 Carnegie Hall. competent may more or hap- Dt»r Mr. Van Rooy Wagner music dramas, given by Walter Dam- Elizabeth sons few. many will come. man have a useful Alberich Mr. Blsphara song from "Carmen," by Percy Hemus. and the a Mime rosch or. Mondays and Thursdays at Daly's Thea- pier life, whether in town or country. Mr. Relas prize song Meistersinger." by Kail may Incidentally remarked that a thor- Kafner Mr. Elmblad tre, takes place to-morrow at 3 p. m., the subject from "Die It be Conductor. Kirk, 'cellist. Supper was served at small table* MLLE. ALBINA BARDI. a great acquisition to Alfred Herts. being "Das Rheingold." Mr. Damrosch will have Vocal Instruction. Artistic training In French and Eng- ough medical education is THE ARION SOCIETY BALL. in the large dining room, and additional rooms lish 13» EAST ISTH ST.. SEAR 4TH AYE. The writer WEDNESDAY VERDI'S "AIDA." the assistance of David Bispham, the barytone sonss. jiicn who never propose to practise. Society, always EVENING. . for the occasion. Supper was annual ball of the Arion an (In thrown open where young The Italian.) (by kind permission of Mr. Grau), who will sing were this paper knows of instances extremely interesting affair, takes place this year Aida '. by dancing, lasted till 1:20 a. m. KINDER'! SCHOOL (Burrr»w»s Her of Amneris Mme. Cadsfcl '"Alberich's Curse." On January 22 "Die followed which — *> have been graduated society composed exclusively Mine. irkby Lunn Walkiire" enter- MUSICALod*. Classes forming:, both sexes. to 12 rears. M> mm of leisure and wealth on February S. The is Una BaoerdoteMS "Maryll! will be the subject of fourth lecture, The affair was one of the most successful $7; with supplementary $1»>: Wednesday at hospital, Miss the and Mme. given. weeks. l»»son. medicine, passed, through a adopted the United States as Radames Mr. the club has .1 Saturdays at 11; no piano n«^d*eti at home for first hi have of Germans who have Amonasro Do Marchl Sara Anderson, soprano, will sing "Thou Art the tainments that into practice, have home and their descendants, the membership Mr. Campanari The club under its present entertainment com- term. RIE.-=BERG & GREENE. 3&4 Sth-ave.. near 3«th-«t. vho have never entered and their Rair.fis Mr. Edouard de Reozke Spring" (Sleglinde's Love Song), from Act I. The Brooklyn Branch. Mis«Stn-st. com- being The clubhouse is at Park- II Re given a number of smokers, euchres thereby their usefulness in the over two thousand. Mr. Journet lectures have been well attended so far. and the mittee has increased \u25a0me/and Fifty-ninth-st. The ball is a sort of I"n Messacieiero Mr Vanni concerts, which will be followed,by a theatre METROPOLITAN ORGAN SCHOOL attracting from many by corps Introduction of soloists baa proved an interesting and munity a hundredfold. yearly reunion, Germans Incidental dance the. 6" ballet. stag dinner on Feb- and Musical College. Eminent teachers, ail branch" of the country. Much money is expended Conductor. Mr. Manclnelli. and pleasing party on February 10, and a .'! T. may expect sections addition. Lesions and practice on Marmel Electric '"'r?an«t Filially, what rewards a man on decoration. The work of preparing for this ball ruary 27. ARTHUR MILLER. Director. 502 Carnegie Hall. employs some hundreds of people, for a month in "DER RING having out in good physical condi- place in Madison DES NIBELUNGEN." At Hall, on Tuesday In the audience were Mr. and Mrs. K. Vinton after started advance. The ball will take FRIDAY EVENING. AT 7:30. Mendelssohn afternoon. Miss many years preparation. expected be of exceptional "GOTTERDAMMERUNG." Susan give Smith. L.. Mooney. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. lion, having spent in Square Garden. Itis to (In German.) Metcalfe will a song recital, with Victor Edmund MORRIS PIANO SCHOOL. upon practice splendor this year. Belgel at the piano. programme: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Senior. Dr. and Mrs. Private lessons and daily practice. 201—- W. Slst— St. finally the The Newhall. -. \u25a0\u25a0 i \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 i \u25a0. \u25a0Ml who has entered Briinnhllde Mmc Nordica Paul 5. \u25a0\u25a0 .. Oatrune Mm*. r*h»s J. E. Mr. and Mrs. Daniels. . Piano. so desired? In the first place, in Belee Come ragglO di sol raidara Lombard. *.MITCHELL. Harmony. LeschetUk be has much WOULD-BE COXSWAIN OF 87 POUNDS. Waltraut** Ume. Louise Homer .ho ;;;;;;;;;;; and Mrs. J. H. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. William studio. 71>5—6 Carnegie Hall. Mon. &Taur-. have an excellent social Woglinde Ume. yoi .apete* : M^ Mr. MARIONMethod. this country he will lighter Fritzi Schelt I^r la gloria n, n,,n ni Mr. and Mrs. Benito Rovira. Dr. and Arts. _____ distinction of having a Wellgunde Caldwell. the lofty and Columbia has the Miss lurrie Bridewell Hist dv bel mlr ;;. H. standing: He willbe the friend of 'varsity crew than KlOKshild" Mme. Louise Raci Mrs. George W. McDowell. Dr. and Mrs. K. J. any candidate for coxswain of its Homer h b 3IME. HELE\ VOV DOESHOFP, Contralto. Tn» lowly, be a welcome guest at table. Block, Pl*-Kfrlr.l Mr. Anthea !;" 'vv n hkh .\u25a0.\u25a0::::::::BVeti.oten Armstrong. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Baldwin. Mr. and Appointment by letter only. the and probably any other college. Hr Is Samson Hatan Edouard de HesKke Marie." 61 E SBth St. years are long, have the. daily standing H. and Mrs. F. H. Kidgway. liewill also. Ifhi? weighing eighty-seven pounds and live GuntliT Mr. M'ililmatin "O listen to the voice Mrs. D. Williams. Mr. — David Blrpham Hook* E. 3K-st. placed of troops of friends. feet and three Inches high. I>ast year's Columbia Alborlch Rowlgnols nmouif ux ' Mr and Mrs. I. MacGrotty, Mr. and Mrs. EDWIN LOCKHART.121 Voices and delightful satisfaction Hanlan, Co- Conductor. Alfred Hertz. KamRTmM.IaiJ C. breath control; rich, round, resonant tone*. -prac- coxswain weighed 106 pounds. Edward Gretcnen am Spinnrad.. { Orison B. Smith. R. K.Brown. John C. Rowe. Dr. MR.properly; Especially is this so with a successful lombia** rowing coach, in especially anxious that Die Sterne <, Schubert' V II Jackson, Mr. and Mis. Charles Blandy. large or a wide countryside. should develop Into a good coxswain, on Ihre Stlsnm» } Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Clark. Dr. and KCB'TXER. Teacher of Zither. Banjo. Maa- titioner Ina town In Block SATURDAY AFTERNOON. PtTCClsfs "LA BOHEME." c' H. Landers M thorough method. may not account of his light weight. (In Italian.) D.»- Lutoebiume. .[ Schumann Mrs John Reiner, Wilbur F. Holt. Dr. and Mrs. dclln and Plane: 233 East 221- In cities th» personal attachment Auf Fltig*!n d«a Of-sangey Cocks, Mrs. R. Car- MISS the Sembrich Nanny Mendelsohn E. L. and Mr. and Charles so great, the opportunities not being suffi- Mlml Mme. Chausson ruth. miss FAXXIEhirsch. DRAMATIC SOPBA.IO, l>ft DR. ADLERS COURSE ANNOUNCED. Musetta Mine. Fritzi Scheft L£ bonheur eft chose I£g6re Palnt-Sat'ns "The. Niagara." 71 cient, being a little too strenuous; but Rodolfo Mr. Danl Feldtlnsamkeit , Residence-Studio. East 97th St. the lire flimminiiwmil has been made by the secretary Marcello Mr. lampanart Morgen.. > metropolis will be an apprecia- Am Sonnta* Drahms Min a there of Columbia Iniversity of the general scope of the Pchaunard Mr. Gilibert Botschaft ) his men that is a re- Colllne Mr. Journet tion on the part of fellow course which will be given during the second term Aloindoro, Ittnsiral. PERRY AVERILL be con- S Mr. Dufriche David Bispham will give his first song Barytone. Concert, Opera and Oratorio. Vocal Instruction. is to I -\u0084-,.. of gard far greater than that which' of the acaJemic year by Dr. Felix Adler. head of Benoit. Mr. recital Studio. 220 W. 59th St. Telephone. 10U7 Columbus, Parplgnols » annl the in New-York, Carnegie Hall, York City. ferred by money. the new department of political and social ethics. 1 Conductor, Mr. Manclnelli. season at on the New • be divided into three parts. There afternoon of Sunday, January 25. His programme Adelaide C. Okell. will be seen from this account that to ac- Tin -nurse *«ill MEYERBEER'S "LES HUGUE- Certificated pupil of Teresa Carrefto. It of preliminary lectures on thene SATURDAY EVENING. will consist of twenty songs, by Schubert, Schu- AND TEACHER. Send for Circular. a long and will be a Kffea NOTS" PIANIST quire the degree of M. D. Involves fundamental probtema, which concern the. science mann, Franz, Brahma and Richard Strauss. Studio: 57 Writ Eighty-fourth Street. >'. Y. CONSERVATORY, Only men fin French). PRICE-COTTIE2.106 7TU aye.. 123 TH necessarily expensive course. young of ethics in all its branches, and a review of the cor. st. X. T. Valentine Mine. Gadski able to K9 them through until they private morality. The third division The success of Mr. and Mrs. Dolmetsch, at Sam Cornell, DAILY CLASS. with fathers cMef heads of Urbain Mine. Seygard Alfred Y. Pupils at'enc»ii-g the class receive an hour and na;r + twenty- twenty-six years of age can, political ethics, the ethical theory of the Premiere Dame d'Honneur M»s» Bauermetner Franko's first concert of old music has prompted VOCAIj IXSTRUCTIO.V. DAT. a mr v- or is that of Van an.l Classic Song Interpretation a musical Instruction EVERT of gov- Deuzleme Dame rt'Honnour Mme. Cauteren him to re-engage Mrs. Dolmetsch for the concert Oratorio CoachinK write for as a rule, undertake the study of medicine in State. \u25a0 eomparfaon of the principal forms Marguerite de Valoi« Miss El^-ta Gilford Specialty. 5O;; CAHXEGIE HAL.L,. «. Y. Call or circular. aristocracy democracy, at Daly's Theatre, on January at ~~~ are no scholarships, no prizes ernment, monarchy, and Raoul de Nangls Mr. Alvarez 27. 3:30 p. m. She. this State. There a critique of Amer- Marcel Edouard d« Reszke will play a Bach concerto for harpsichord, The young man must fmm the ethical point of view: Bris Mr. accom- mil'denberg, r;r, iimoney, to be obtained. State, Le Comte d« Saint Mtihlmann panied by Of t a chin. school of go on. i.-ar, Aeaaocncy. socialism a.-.d the specifK: Le Comte de Never? Mr. Seoul a string quintet. special Interest on "albert Hall. Specialist. fees and his beard, or he cannot Huguenot Studio. 115 Carnesri* 1/7 pay his of certain practical political prob- Soldat Jacques Bars the programme are a symphony by and earning considerations Gluck an b§l j MUSICAL ART There may be some opportunities for lems, the duty of an ethically minded citizen ARTHUR E. STAHLSCIIMIDT. and all branches of singing. \HV lliS EAST 23D ST. money, bur. as compared with what obtains in imperfect and developing democracy. Only Instruction In in an DOLMETSCH'S RESEMBLANCE TO A FAMOUS PICTURE. 10 East Kith st. the study of divinity or law, they are very few. graduate students will be admitted to the course. the strain or have the S. C. BENNETT, Only a few could bear ROEDER, VOCAL INSTRUCTION. more university work. When the CARL IYT. ' lime for than STUDIO NOTES. Pianist, 1.110 Carnegie Hall. 536 CARNiXJIE HALL. degree Is obtained it gives no right to practise Jri the State of New-York. There Is then the ex- F Hcilar.fi. musical director of the Trying Place CLAUDE MAITLAVDGRIFFETH SAMUEL P. WARREN, the But this need & HARMONY. STUDIO 133 CARNEGIE West 52««Ota amination of State Board. Theatre, haj* opened a studio for instruction on PIANO BALL Organ. Harraony. etc Studio 11- St. for a graduate of a New-York at No. IS East Nlnetioth-ct. have no terrors the vfotfn p sixgixo. Chicago rani HIIFFT tocher Or STELLA PRINCE .•«•»! Instrapflon. State or Boston or Philadelphia or col- V-fll\LL» UUI ll*Room 6. ;t«> Kant =3d-st. - West lints T,ar*. and singing teacher, O \u25a0\u25a0• f\ #•% i/ m* n Studio.- St. !ige. He will pass it without trouble, It is J>M\i£];is the basso STOC K E R , r t'eatral Park W. sang at a concert in Port Jervis. N. V.. on Fri- ft niIIAICDOTenor and Vocal Instructor only imperfectly prepared young men that have Mr th- put year*, ri,v evening. January 16. On January 23 he will CU.W. U. rU?ft"o 2 and Coachtagr. FUno. time time, under S!.:itr'.ia. of It W. *4th St MlTCDIVotca Culture here. But the examination takes appear at Nyack. N. V.. for the fourth and M. PmtH Studio. Uarmony. 327 -. u.-rdam Ay«. trouble Conn., recital. OALItil|Or an. and there are moreVe?s. m the 29th at Scuthport. in a STUDIO. ICor. 73th St. prepared, under excep- DAVOL SANDERS. VIO'I^IST, However well unless J>r «'arl E. Dufft.the bass-barytone, has just re- - young any I'IIMLOK JOACHIM AMI lIAI.IR. SIU tional circumstances, no man willdo turned from a trip through the New-Kngland A specialty made of preparing pupils for entrance Into PECCIA, A. BUZZ!\u25a0»• St. and -Vve. more, earn a bare livingat the start. Ifhe Ptat^-s in charge of the Redpath Concert Company. the Royal Hljrh School of Music of Berlin. Art of finglns- ParW than Downtown Studio. 47 WEST l!»Ttl ST. private pecuniary resources for two or During his abseiim. the pupils were left in charge ha« no -"Tnierly Vocal Director German more, years, after being gradu- Mrs. Dinit. who is a musician herself. poßsess- Olf» O 111001 MliVnuervatury. Studio 125 E. s>Xa «t- three, or even of Dr. 1 "™ Sib. U. lufluulnll injr ability which has (miorsed live, the same established DR. MEOINA rCn"Cn t t.y r&oit. ated, he may find it difficult to even in a. Dvttt'm reputation as a teacher. Next summer, at Navarlnl. Bellatl and IMnto. from Theatre Scala. of Milan. very modest way. These statements as to the (hautauqua. N. V Mrs Dufft will assist her hus- 140 WEST liCTH ST. band in giving private. inHtructlon. tioodor day a graduate may BJORKSTEN,^---;^ laic at which in medicine Ton<> Socialist. Wed. & Sat. Marc BuUdlng. 2 W. may qualified four languages. St. 39th-.t- begin to earn his living be to a Miss Margaret Goetz has arranged a students' DOUGLASUUUULAo LANE,LAWty 10 c. nth., studio .->. flight degree by certain openings for young repertoire study class at her studio In Carnegie H. rtLLOWS. of medicine that are made by our times. Hall. Her concert and recital engagements for TOWNSEND doctors and Manager Toun* lingers '*''*; lj;f always In January are: Brooklyn, January 13 and 23; EMIL FISCHER, Vocal Instruction managed army and navy have vacancies Utlca. ,T«,rV.t «in*tn»: trained and for successful Late o, the METROPOLITAN OPERA CO Apply departments. The examinations N. V., January 26: Watertown. X. V.. January 27 A reserved for i gSSK M3Carnegie U*U Room la their medical also sang for the re- few hour* daily lI'll1 in 'areerl young can and 28. Ml?* Qoets annual t /-. VOCAI. CULTURE aim OPERATIC WORK *:e rigorous, but well qualified men ception of tne Rutgers College Alumna.- at the '; S. SHORT DRAMATIC SCnOOL. Caf- 772 PARK AYE.. W. COR.\f£ll T.'Ja »«T. rnilß FRANK LEA " b* organised. S.ai always satisfy them, and begin to support Waldorf-Astoria yesterday. T n«lt »«»a x«w Twk &**— int a« soon as their commissions are Mu»lra» ''-'rector for circuur. themselves special musical service at the Church of the Cnilf Et IfIIIAIITV given companies also are A , — t.-a.-rier; them. Life insurance Jncuriiatlou, Thlrty- CUff.D. IVinnLl St. Geors*. Paris*. PI \riNO Ktninrnt \u25a0*»**\u25a0 Marehest corner of Madleon-ave. and (SOIHRUKANf. £» \T. SM it. generally in need of young and qualified medical New-York, will be given choir, Limited number of vocal puplla. ATOICIIim-«hi>J Mme. YON flfth-6t by the Studlt»:'Chotr room St. Qeorje'a, 21.19 E. examiners, to whom a living salary is given. with etrlng. quartet and organ, to-morrow after- 16th St. noon, at 4 o'clock. ARNOLD DOL.METSCH. RAPHAEL'S "ST. But ambitious young men who are well pre- PAUL." C. CARL, to endure hardship for a WILLIAM jiarM often prefer On Wednesday evening. January 21, a free organ Arnold Dolmetsch. the collector of and per- this position, a friend told him that he Hill. i.\«sTittrTio>. resembled EMILIOVO(AI.AGRAMONTE West 12th \u25a0\u2666 .V T. waiting practice to accept W. Hidden, it - season in for then recital will be given by R. bachelor of former on archaic musical instruments, who ie at Raphael's St. Paul. IWlHliiinv ______—- 2&5 Fifth Avenue. positions, which are, on the whole, less \u25a0Mate, fellow of the American Guild of Organists, present making his first tour of this country, has "Nonsense." said these at the same church. the musician. satisfactory to a man with aspiration* than the discovered that he looks like Raphael's conception "Come to a photographer. If you K. U IN I',-t.G. O. Vocal Coachia* Bt_ rather, it," don't believe \u25a0 ;; H U Organ.. opened in hospital or dijpensary, Joined Classes in teaching of music to children from six of Paul; or. the. discovery has been his friend replied. BOWMAN, Organ. Ii«ih>. Harmony. L«rg« Electric avenues may noticed they , E. 11. . poorly paid and scanty private practice. to twelve years old were begun at the Rleaberg made for him It have Ik-hi that So went to ; photographer's. an,i Mr to Dolmetsch often sits In a peculiar attitude whlln Dolmetsch was convinced, Then again, a young graduate with a taste for Studio laKt Saturday. The method uf*-<1 is known ho two pictures th« Kindergarten planq Mrs. Dolinftsch If playing—one knee thrown" over painting and the photograph, are hero reproduced WIRTZ PIANO SCHOOL I^a^S** literary work may get some assistance by work- as the '\u25a0Burrow** Method." No other, E. CATENHUSEN, Is needed at hom^ for the first term, and the the his head bent forward and his thumb Mr. Dolmetsch has refused to a VOCAI, weekly journals. to develop lovo for enclrcllnjß: goclrur allow halo to bo TI3ACUEB, MUSIC, ing on the great medical But method Is said music. and foreflnsex his chin. him lv drawn 70TH X CONSERVATORY of about his teas!. mi S7B W.EST STKEET. Y. CITT ZELLMAN «_Alar— ... JUfMtnce: IjSU« Labmana. ;.-"" » W. 1-tSU St.. new Lbwx A\* *taA tor \u25a0