5. 1905.' 2_ NEW-YORK! DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY- of given out Hall next Thursday evening. The players are watched the repeated stage transformations Musical. Muxical. Inglyrather commonplace when itis sympathy to see by the violin, is greatly enhanced in signtfl- Miss Adole Morgulles, pianoforte; Leopold LJcht- Mr. Dippei are waiting with London, Mr. of NOTES. After Its performance in enberg*. violoncello. The what this artist will do with the role Tristan. Tin; MUSIC cance. Gazette, violin and Leo Schulz. first the XjCSChctixliy fcnooL. Vernon Blackburn, in "The Pall Mall programme is ud of Brahmn's Trio in B Mr Dipper willappear for the time in PIANO with- m*de popular Saturday VIRGIL»M) v IDOL Or PI'BLIC SCHOOL said of it: "The work is unconventional major, op. 8; Georg Schumann's Sonata In JS character. For the twelfth iVIENZKOWSKA, Special ;i FCKFORMANCE. being Jarring: without being often et Juliette will MME. DE .— Coumn In th- Vir tne-.iioci r. larly concluding portion of the charming the page, Sttphano; Mr. M^S. A. 31. VIKGIUUlrertor :iU.| Traeher of A*- Church Choral Society Concert. I mention the is no, The Quatuor dv Flonzaley, a private organiza- role of fine Tanred Trcbnlo and Interpretation. Id West tstb ?t. 1 first movement. The second movement Saleza, who Is now In normal health and Is decided.y music, Romeo, and Mr. Pol 03 Sunday— p. ! so definitely Interesting. The third tion for the cultivation of chamber voice, should delight as MMLZiLPhA BARNES Carnegie Hall. R m.. concert of the 1 clever; of an im- make an iim reS5_l WJ Symphony Orchestra; Metropol- Itin entitled. 'In tho manner maintained byMr. E. J. de Coppet, as has already Plan.-on will once more Privevto School of Music Adelaide C. Okcll,' Non-York > 1 le eus- ' be Air. Ortlflcmtod Pupil of Teresa CamllA. p. dl, pop- provißatlon. and it* note of cleverness give1 FeSre Laurent. The conductor will Pupils prepared Concert. Oratorio anfl AND itan!Opera House. 8:30 concert at 1 with some been explained in this journal, will a con- for Church. Applicant* PTAN'IST TEACHER. S»nMetropolitan Opera 8 p. m., (one may even Kindergarten important novelty offered by the '- House. It is far too diffuse and however, boneflt of the Free of the Chil- The most 68 West 39th St. 'Phone 1403— 3St! iaxi opera, "Un Ballo in Maschera"; rambling. The final movement Is. ex- fourth con- Ita• progresses the gro- dren's Charitable Union. The music to be Russian Symphony Society at its £, ry"s. 3:45 p m., concert of chamber mu- traordinarily original. As It be first rUnry UillUUl\ BGICEUUtUL Conc^ntratloa of Tor.?. Flonxaley, for the ben- beginning gradually merges played is Boccherinl's String Trio in Q major,- cert on Saturday, February 25. v.ill the Clear SMOCK Correct Breath Ontrol. lost sic Ly the Quavolr dv tesquesness of its Sargeyrwich MISS CLAY'S Enunciation. ani of the free kindergarten the Chil- Into beauty of expression, and the end is alto- Hugo Wolf's and Dvorak's .Symphony (in G minor) by Voalll Inlur^l Voieaa R<-ator<"l. Italian MMh. - quartet A. op. 51. No. Boston, assisted by Felix Weingartner; gramme are Brahms's in carrying- on its work at Hope Chapel. No. 339 Paris. Vienna, Berlin and other cities. written SIGHT SIIVJGIIVG p. pianoforte recital from Debussy's quartet East 4th-st. The classes In charge a 1595, of inspiration an-1 JI.VSTEIiKI> SIKPRIHIM.I.v »H'hT TIME. Mendelssohn Hall. 3 tn.. 2. and two movements are of rs it was in Its freshness Methods adopt-ii by 1 competent principal her assistant, who especially striking when otl!cla!i7 GaasarvMKtM by Eugen d1d Albert. minor, In this number Mr. Kneisel and lia cheerful tone are of Franc* and Il>-I;'.um. in G op. 10. make their Influence felt 'n the neighborhood composer had been in the 5 SiEBER (•\u25a0\K.vr<;ir iiai.l. House, p. m., that he performed one recalls thai the F. KURTH tss. OR. Ki»orAßi> blitz. Wednesday— Metropolitan Opera 8 ts repeating part of a work by visiting the families of the 'children and malady during his last ; "L,es Huguenots": grin of the dreadful » VOICE CIXTTRIS. \u0084 opera in Italian, St. Bar- full a few vi-ars ago. Debussy is one of keeping in touch with the boys and girls who years, living life of an exile in warm Stn.llo*: 813 Cnrnegle Hull. N. V..SI Plata St.. Drooklya.*. by here in modern seven the tholomew's Church. 3:30 p. m.. recital the tho most "aavam...!" of the youn*; have outgiown the kindergarten. Mothers' regions away from his home. MILDENBERS, Church Choral Society; No. 19 West Blst- composers, whose, daring experiment* in meetings and a kindergarten club with circula- ALBERT by Mary Hen- French Invention, baaed on ting library PIANIST AND PIANO IX<*TncrTION. «.. H.HO p. m.. musical Miss harmony and In melodic add to the usefulness of the work. concert at the Metro- aTbuzzi-pecgia BTVniO ry and others. astomed Intervals, give his murto Tickets for the concert may be of At tO-night'S popular 838 57th St. Entrance. C&MSWtUM HAM. newTnd anao obtained the Nordic*, Alno *-lu««l<- voice cultnr* and the art of pnr« House, p. a straiiKe and exotic expreßaion. followingladies: Miss Schurz. No. 24 Eafit 1)1st- politan Opera House Mme. Mme. Ifalfiin request. *»urs«ay— Metropolitan Opera 1:30 1:.. •nun'iatinn. Circular oa »•«.« m., opera, Walkuere"; Ft.; Mrs. L. Unas. No. US' West 7lth-st.; Acktt', Glraldonl, Mr. Parvta and Mr. Pol- CIS Lexlnrton aye. Tel. ."«>«* X P?aa». German "Die Aeolian A. yon Briesen, No. 1 i:;ist ; Mr. p. n., concert of chamber musio first pair oi' recitals (or services) of the Mrs. -ITth-st. Mrs. sin*,-. concert will '\u25a0" directed by EMILiO AGRAMONTE IJail. J*:l.~> The Antonio Knauth, No. '\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 W>3t "•!th-st.: Mrs. G. lock will The- C. UK MACCHI. Vocal Instructor for NOR- OPERA. ORATOItIO AND KEI'EUTOIRE. .\d<.e liarguUea Trio; St. Bartholo- Society this season willtake "^ will in- DE MACCHI tlateitCoß- eaa Fifth Avenae. bf the by Church Choral for Secligmann, No. 53«.EiFt ->--t.;-Mrs. T. F. H. Mr. Franko. The orchestral numbers OtCA. TEUNLMA. WLLU. mew's Church, 8:30 p. m., re'ltal the next • ~ r!«'l« encashment) VAN I>YCK. SCOTTI. MEfROPOLI- ,place at St. Bartholomew's Church Meyer, No. 214 Park Vonkers; Mrs. clude Qoldmark'a '.'Sakuntala" overture, the TA.\ appointments only. 674 C&r- Churvh Choral Society: Assoclntlon Hall. ; "Tannhauser," Hungarian •'KL.EBRITIS3. Mill m., Wednesday afternoon and Thursday evening, G. W. Naumburg, >\u25a0 r>SUi-st.. and overture to two ncgle lloli. ______Brooklyn. 8:15 p. concert of chamber PERRY Mrs. Otto >."• \u25a0 -st and tho andante and Car- music by the Kr.elsel Quartet. the direction of Richard Henry Warren, Gerdau. . iI dances of Brahn narjtone. Concert.JLVKRIU*Upera and Oratsrtn. under. naval movements from Qutraud's Suite. Mine. % oca) Instruction. tetu'Uo. W. SMzit Su Te>shona Friday—Carnegie p. pubilo re- conductor of the society, as wrllns organist and interpret Theure Halle. WILLIAMS, 1087 i:«*anibus. New Tork City. Hall. 2:30 m.. On the evening of FebVuary 2S .Sam Franko Nordics will "Dich songs. JANET BULLOCK hearsal of the Pmlharmoiiic Society; Metro- choirmaster of the church. Of the purposes and from "Tannhauser." and a group of TEACHER OK ri\Ni» \M> SINGING. p. opera, will give the last of of old music an air from .SOI-KA.NO. CONCBRTB. IIKCITAU*. politan Opera House. « m.. Italian scope of the Church Choral Society speech has his^concerts Mme. Alno Ackte will contribute CARNEIUE HALL.803. WED. & BAT. eTtANGE, di at Mendelssohn Hall, and It promises to bo a "Alceste." and VSevilla," a new waltz "Lucia L.amroermoor." been in this journal. Its am- Gluck's Vocal teacher. Italian school, opsra, r»pertoir*. made heretofore fitting" climax to the series lv* so sons;, by Mrs. Grant. Mr. Pollock promises t«rß,i >> «-». Saturday -Metropolitan Opera House. 2 p. m.. certainly present religious which been torlo. Special ambiMou? «tu'l» opfra, Juliette"; "in the environment which 183 CARNKUIK HALL. NEW YORK. m. t French "Rom*o et Car- principal feature of the programme is Beetho- on Feb- STUDIO. >^M!Ti;. of the Phll- were composed and intended; with the fullest Sale of seats for the gala performance FLORENCE negie Kail. 8:1T» p. m.. concert ven's choral fantasia for piafao, chorus and masterpiece, Illir MATi>-»- SCTIOOL• FOR THE VOICE carmor.ic Society; Mendelssohn HaJl, after- resources of modern musical art; with a large ruary 1G of Johann Strauas's comic from ISallad to Oratorinv. da orchestra. The records of the last twenty-four Bat") open at the HERZOG^r^A:free. Tues- An! Bytlecn Sterupnonrtlc f^r Rf^Jin- Mu«ir. noon. piaaoCort* recital by Jose Vlanna chorus, eminent soloists, and adequate orchestra "Die Fledermaus" ("Tho will to.ie 'imp correct breathing, v'lca trial The Motta, years disclose only two performances of this Tickets da and Friday afternoon«. 503 (aratiic Hall. Loncacra StUil.oa. 706 Tin Aye.. New-YorlC and a great organ." The officers of the society Metropolitan Opera House to-morrow. work in New-York during that period. Joseffy regular subscription performances of Welngartner's return to to are Ernest M. Stlres, president; for four Mr. New-York the Rev. Dr. played It the late at AKERS, A. M. DEVITALIS. under Theodore Thomas's Fledermaus," at regular prices, will the SALLY FROTHINQHAM Oreb«4tß» filler «*onritK; pairs of concerts (one outside the the Right Rev. Dr. Henry Codman Potter, leadership "Die Vlollol-t. I and Vo<-at Teacher. two at a concert of the New-York Chorus time be on sale. The dates of SOPRANO BltlMO. lit.l't.\\ BI.LUi.M.. MS i.t i.. .ViK. Society Bishop New-York; Right Rev. same put they* EIOHTY-SEVENTtI 3TREET. *-urr.ripticn) of the Philharmonic lends of the Dr. David Society at Steinway Hall In li>B2, and it was performances are Monday evening, February -'•; 201 ~"FST ;nuEi<.ai dignity and splendor to the middle of . Hummell Greer. Bishop Coadjutor of New- heard at a Liederkranz concert In lisa?, Miss Saturday afternoon, February X*>; Wednesday playing the solo, L. Her- evening. «i. STANGE, season. The pair York; George Peabody, Charles Steele Aus der Ohe Relnhold evening-, March 1. and Friday March ROSE MME. HELEN YON DOENHO?F. *he rr.us'eal first of concerts Foster conducting. Mr. Franko"s concert th« \'r>ct'. school, opera. n>p«rtotr*. oratorio. HIOHKs. \OICK CLLTLIiK. vice-presidents; man At teacher. Italian 61 will take place in Carnegie Hall next Friday ;and James Stillman, Frank soloist Vlanna Sr>'-'!fll t«ni!<» t.> ambitious studv&ta Send for circular. THE MARIE. E. M St. 'Phone IS3C—T3:h S\. willbe Jose da Motta. who made A'ueile, soprano, who has recently Mondays, Thursdays. atujio. 2~~ riith-ave. B.fternoon and Saturday evening. The pro- Seymour Hastings, secretary and treasurer; his debut at the last Philharmonic concert, and M!ss Eda Society Culture Paris, willgive a concert on gianin-e is one calculated to arouse keen ln- Richard Henry Warren, musical director. The the chorus of the for Ethical arrived her© from HERMAI^IU~~KI-Eliy P. WARREN, „ THK AKTUl'SI.NGING IN EVEKV BKA>*II — SAMUEL 134 W. :?rH ST. Organ. Harmony, etc. Studfo. 112 Weat 40th Bt. wcmo. BOMS OF THE OFFICERS OF THE 0HURCH CHORAL SOCIETY. • EC VIM Vocal Teacher. ess East BkTftAlllfrilAnlVLJ: J lit OUt St.. i,rei>ar«a for Coa- lulature. Munroe & Munroe, Itwas brought out at c-rt. Church and Piotesjiunal service. lAaaUaU dlractai a hearing into their failure, paid F. V. Dare & People's Church. Special advantages to choir Btacttm Bro. at the rate of 160 per cent a year for loans. 'iii? removal of the Civil Service Board was asked MME.HEfiYOR TQRPADIE, "«»«™. fur by D. H. Ray, a discharged examiner. Bird 3. Vocal tnitrucior. Coaches for Oratorio. Concert ar.4 Coler resigned as head of the commission, and W. Opera. IAHNt^IE HALL,STI'UIO iJO. F. Baker was appointed In his place. "Senator Mitchell was twice indicted for alleged R.. J. WINTER.BOTTOM. frauds In Oregon. Jackson was found Pianist and OrBar.:«:. Stuiiio. St. John's Chajei. ij land Coroner Vartck at. Ilesldence. 52 West 25tii -St. guilty of attempted bribery in the Dr. Alexander case. The New-York Central Railroad absorbed the Big Four. The city agreed to pay 154i>,<)00 for LEOPOLD WINKLER, PIANO STUDIO, SI EAST 120TII ST. the Staten Inland Ferry terminal. It was decided CONCERTS. INSTRUCTION. to let bids for the bargg canal in a few days. Sen- ator Casaidy Introduced a so-called grab bill con- ferring practically unlimited powers on electric light MME. ANNA BULKELEY HILLS. companies. VOCAL. Studio. HOTEL NEWTON. Broadway, near aitS St. "Richard Croker returned from England and at- tended the funeral of his eon. Frank H. Croker. who was killed In an automobile accident in Flor- MARGARET 60ETZ. ida. Concert*. Rtcltala. Inatructlcn. CAKXECIE HAIX. "Seven persons were killed while sleigh riding Hornersville, T., being FREDERICK ABBOTTS^L^S^r near N. the vehicle struck Carnegie Hall. Write for Information. by a train. A philanthropist whose name was kept secret gave $1,110,000 to the Union Theological Sem- lrary. including TOWNSEND H.FELLOWS land in Riverside Drive worth VOICE CULTURE. CARNEGIE HALL. N. T. 1860.000. on which a new seminary will be built. "An attempt was made to get Congress to take DUFFT, cognizance of allegations President, to get CARL E. Basso. that the CONCERT, ORATORIO. Studio. 30 EAST :Jl> ST. the votes of Catholics, had turned over moneys of the Indian Fund to Catholic schools, but the stories RICHARD H. WARRBa«. TTE3 REV. DR. XX M. BTTRS3S. BIBHOP POTTER. BISHOP OREEa PRANK S. HASTINOB. Secretary and were proved to be entirely false and unworthy of Director. President. Vlce-prMldent. Vice-president. treasure* notice. THERESAIuiELSON s-a (OcprrtgUt by Rockwood, Kaw-TorK) (Copyright by CoO (Coprrlgbt, Kaw-Vorli.) (CoßTrtfbt, by ??«w-Tork.) Almon A I9O< b/ llookwood. 1904. Rcckwood. "C W. Morse returned to the city and announced that he was ready to testify m the Dodge-Morse WALTER S YOUNG. VOCAL INSTRUCTION. CARNEGIE HALL,X. T. terest among connoisseurs, though wholly free programme on Wednesday and Thursday will will sing. Seftor da Motta, who Is the first Tuesday afternoon, February 21. at Mendelssohn divorce tangle. J. 8. Metealfe. the critic of "Life," :*rom Eer.satior.al elements. In tho beginning be as follows: pianist to appear at Mr.Franko's concerts sinoe Hall. She will be assisted by Miss Lillle Lang charged the theatre managers with conspiracy in : Mr. Weingartr.er grouped he began them five years ago, will play a Mo- ColMns, barring him from performances at various theatres, has three character- "A Hymn of Praise" .. MecSeUiohn besides, pianist, and Vladimir Dublnaky, the HOBMIaGSIDESSHOOLOFMOSiOSI^^rDally clauea for children; special sessions (or adults. istic overtures of as many composers, viz: Soloists, chorus, organ. zart concerto and the chorus will sin? 'cellist, and the Attorney began an investigation orchestra and interesting orchestral se- Russian who will make his first Amer- District Gluck's "Iphigcnle en Aulide." Mozart's "Zau- Evecing hymn. "AllPraise to Thee" Tall!* several numbers. The appearance on Dubinsky his charges. Jury in the trial of Inspector Congregation, organ. will, as rare composi- ican this occasion. Of The NYROP lyiSraa berflcte" and Weber's "Oberon." Following chorus, orchestra and lections usual, consist of many years charged MICHAEL symphony "A Son? of Destiny" Brahms only satisfy tho con- has been associated far with Lundberg. with manslaughter in being 817 Carnegie Hall and 31» Weat 131st ct. These will eon the conductor's own Chorus and orchestra. tions which r.ot musical Safonoif, the Kusslan E-fiat, brought noisseur, but pleaso as '.veil. conductor. partly responsible for the loss of life in the Sloeum in which Mr. Walter Damrosch To Deum Laudamus 1 " ' the dilettante * Elrar disaster, disagreed discharged. CAMBRIA. I Foremost !.-s:ruc!nr or t&« forward at a Philharmonic concert two seasons" Ecneiiotua ) an 1. he was MAM»OLIM>T. lr.ii.ca t^tooL ago. Finally will come "Hunner.3chlacfcl. Soloists chorus. orchestra and organ. "The volcano of Momotomho In Nicaragua, SIONOR • I Liszt's (First complete presentation In America.) Jose Vlanna da Motta, the Portuguese pianist, after * EAST »»TH STREET. •.Battle of the Hunp>. which does not 6eem ever rugue la G minor ••••• Bach a Bleep of fifteen years, resumed activity and great have been given by will give his first recital at Mendelssohn Hall FOR THE BUSY MAN. -.o by the Philharmonic So- For orchestra J. J. Aoert. loss of life was feared. It came out that the city ciety, devoted as such conductors as Elsfelt, Saturday afternoon, February 11, whoa he will ARTHUR _tv» I lit Mrs. Viola Waterhouse. soprano, and Kllley had been lighting Brooklyn Bridge for years with LJ 1^ C^ JbLl Bergman. Damrosch. Thomas and Beldl were play the followingprogramme: VOICE CVITrURE. HINQINU. CARNEGIE HALL. to Liszt. Cole, tenor, will sing the eolos in the choral electricity generated by a city plant. Attorney by Elgar have Toccata (transcribed from th« organ) Baoh-Busonl Constant Reader Tells Him What General Moody upheld Secretary in con- works. Of these the compositions Sonata, O major Scarlatti Shaw his trirt?. *l« MiUUL.method, quickly 1-ari^.t. •"Kuniienschlacht" is the eleveath of Liszt's the interest of novelty. The "Te Deum" and Dv blst ai« Hull'] tention that the drawback on Canadian wheat is Corraspon6enc« solicited. 24 and 2i CAST tZST a?. symphonic poems, and has subject a 'pro- WohiaT )\u25a0 Schubert-Llsit He Missed in Last Week's Paper. legal. The Interstate Commerce Commission re- for Its "Benedlctus" follow "King Olaf" In the Aubade J LlMt ported to the Department of Justice that the Atchi- pointing by Wllhelm yon Kaulbach, upon one Elgar's works, and were composed Polaoea, B major "Things Mem to have simmered down In Russia," Florence De Vere Boese \T!^t^ cession of Variations and Fuguo on a theme from the "Brolca 50 Topeka Fe was violating placing, Myle; Voice Culture C!ub. of the walls In the new museum at Berlin. It Choirs, Beethoven bc.l'l Busy Man, "and it wasn't a and Santa Railroad Ton* for the festival of the Three held in Symphony. Op. 35 revolution after the rebate law. Corporation Counsel Delany de- "was the first time that Liszt a picture as of .Two Legends. . all." chose Hereford In ISD7. They were a feature tho St. d*Assist prechant aux olseaus... I cided that subway advertising signs Lat'1Metropolitan programme Francois $ .Lull "Yes, fighting spirit has the were ille- the of one of his compositions, meeting September 12 of that year. Bt Francois de Paule merchant sur lea onoea ... the died down practi- Mayor LiAKDUiNII,E, Grand Opera Co first on *_c* Scherzo from Bleyerbeer'a gal, and the ordered Borough President A. CARBON though returned to the device when Patlneurs." L; cally everywhere but in Poland." replied Constant Specialist. Voice Production. 310 i'Urill WE. he he wrote scope of the compositions (or rather com- •Prophet" »st Aheorn remove them. Rapid "Totei;tanz" The Reader. 'There the strikers pillaged the city for to The Transit Com- his for pianoforte. The contempla- hymn and ordered the slot and weighing position, for the so-called Ambrosian two days ami shot at the troops, many of the mission machines out. REGINALD BARKETi Organist and Votes i-p-c'-a!- tion of Kaulback's historical frescos moved him community Josef Hofmonn and Fritz Kreisler are to give Johann Hoch, the Chicago Bluebeard, to Pupils trained a".i recommended, (or protaafoaaj ;->- the Benedictua are here united by or former being killed in the frequent encounters. said have Ist. so mightilythat some time he con- inCarnegie on Sun- twenty-five women, was slttons. Studio 10 Etui 17th St. about 1856 recurrence of theme) is festal, though the limi- a combination concert Hall The troops also fired on a crowd at Lodz, in Po- married arrested in New- the plan of utilizing they ceived them all. five in tations of ordinary worship-music are not trans- day afternoon, February 12, when are to lai:d, killing and wounding a scora. In fact, all York. Poison was found in the stomach of one of cumber, for as many compositions. At his dead wives, and he was twice indicted first except in employment of the be heard in a varied programme. Two sona- is revolt. The Czar received deputation in Chi- something more extended than a symphonic cended the orches- and the Poland In a cago. ducscaats to talented pupils. Reaidenc«-Stu poem ordinary circumstances an organ tas figure in it, the Beethoven C minor of the St. Petersburg working men, informed them was In his mind. Exactly what it waa tra. Under The balance of the i»roprnmmi» "12. R. smashed the fifty mile cannot clearly may Cesar Franek. that thty had been led astray by evil doers, told Thomas automobile b't determined, but a letter writ- accompaniment suffice. will equally divided by Hofmaun and Krels- record In tfie races at Ormond Fla., and ten to him by the painter Kaulbach, be thtrn to go home and to go 10 work, and prom- Beach. H. Mme. Anna Werner. which has The latest biographer of Elgar, Robert J. ler, being heard in two groups of solos. race, V»ic« Culture, Marchedi Method, til \V. l'K'i'ji-6.\ been given to the public by La Mara, indicates each Ised reforms. There were rumors that he would W*. Fletcher won tho one hun.ired mile set* plainly that it was a combination of poetry, Buckley, says of the music: "There is no set- ting a new mark for that distance, in 1 hour IS panorama. Ricardo, native of Montdatr, X. J., grant a partly constitutional government and M.B. DE 808 teach eg Artisttc Eiselas. pure : i.:*i music and Dlngelatedt had evident- ting of the Ambrosian hymn that can be com- Mme. a minutes and 24 seconds. method of volca j-a k:emitt- ly been rumors that the bureaucracy wouldn't let him. DAcin^. :unsu IE.vs i" tOTU ST. museum has moved me deeply and greatly oc- it is not good music. To all or any of these Iol8" spoke of her warm, vibrant voice and of "Kuropatkln won another victory that turned killed and Dr. Cordelia cupied my thoughts. Iam very Impeccable technique; "I/Echo" of tho A. Greene. The death rate for the week was — by exper.eaj** you desirous that charges one might listen with patience and due her Into a defeat at the Hun River, didn't he?" asked the VIOLIN. Private' instrucUon and Dingelsiedt shall tell me your plan of lovely quality of her voice, the perfection of her largest ever recorded In the State." PIANO.teachers; lebaoos Nc Tr.AL.ii. l.ilu .•: a.*.. procedure. show of respect. Further,- one might believe exquisite feeling; Busy Man. near , The representation of those powerful 1 vocalism her musical Ilt>ta-«t one lUshl. subjects that between Parcel's 'Te Deura and that of and and "Yes," returned Constant "He attacked in a poetical, musical and pictorial Elgar "Lo Figaro" of her exquisite voice tne re- Reader. ought to yield a harmonious, there were better 'To Deums* than El- displayed songs by Schumann, Oyama, who repulsed him and made a counter at- STUDIO NOTES. milß daily CLASS. PRICE-COTTLE CON3EHVA« form well rounded markable skill In TOKi" us" 11C dIC. S.I'jo Un-iw.. a. cct. :-'--- gar's, and that Dvorak's or Verdi's outdid him tack. '])•.• lost ten X — «. and mutually complimentary work." style. Schubert,. Brahms, Berlioz and Fran* Russians between and thirteen »l.. Naw-Yor^. I*l.~:^6 J M-'iini:...,*. In freedom of But It could never be thousand and tho Hun." maintained that there was a 'Te DeunY of like men retreated across Luckhardt & BelJpn, publishers, report a large painting Hall, 1, M. is "1 a drop the price of beef," oooxsisr. iioiy TrmttA Kaulbach's Is not a representation mood and feeling. The introduction is calcu- InKnabe on March A. Norden haven't noticed In demand for "The Essential Practice for W. E. MacCLYMONT. of any startle good men compositions remark' Busy Man, "though the Trust has Material historical battle of the Huns, but the lated to and true whose going to give a concert of his own Beef Singers." which is th* title of the new by INSTRUCTION—OKOAN AND VOICE. standard is found in the work of Eng- exclusively. been an illegal by the United Louis book embodiment of a legend. The scene is a wide declared combination Arthur Ru»neH, the voice trainer, whoae KOIIKSSEX riANO >.Tl !>!»». Th Can-ron, St lish church musicians. The very phrasing of the States Supreme studio is in 1 arnegie Hall. — fleld before Rons* The ground Couft. Any criminal action Nicholas Ay.. ItCtb St. Classes for c&llar auJ a-.lu'.ti Is strewn with words is new and alarming. There is, how- Roaelle, mezzo-contralto, is to likely?"' corpses, among ever, Miss Feilding which walk women in th« atti- much delicious music full enjoyment of appearance to prosecute T^SfIEDERICK' E. URISTOU teacher of t!-.a tolc* .\i- many only make her first concert here since "The Government Is determined the Agnes Sumner Oeer, reader and entertainer, I*l Central iv.rk tude of grief and lamentation. The of which comes to after a struggle with will X dress 11 \u25a0 9an Hetno. West. fierceness prepossessions. The short strain her recent return from Europe at a Bong recital members of the trust in criminal actions if they give a eeacert at the Waldorf-Astoria on February hate is still in the of dead, They for orchestra * bodies the before the words, 'Make them to be numbered to be given In Mendelssohn Hall on Monday continue the acts which the court has held illegal,'' •Wk She entertained at tho lleflsss Preshyrerlan J. N. FOREST, T p rise from the grour-d, rally into two ghostly •with Thy Saints,' may be specially returned Constant hurch. Usth-3t. Monday evening. Her studio "^^-- commended afternoon, February 20. During her residence Reader. at is armies, and continue to combat in to Elgar students as Elgar in It "What else happened during Xo. 13s fttn-ave. the air. At excelsls. re- Hostile devoted much time to study the week?" asked Attlla, high curs in triple measure, before 'Vouchsafe, 0 abroad Miss Busy Man. VVIRTZPIANO SCHOOL the head of his Huns Is borne on a under eminent vocal masters, ana was also Kose Stange. SSU^SLSS ahield and swinging terrible scourge; Lord/ and is given to the voices at 'O Lord, in London, Paris, and "Let's hoc," said Constant "Tho whos«> studio U at No. £77 sth-ave.. his load- Thee have Itrusted.' This and heard in recitals In Berlin Reader. threat- present pupil, ing the Goths 19 their monarch, the of the passage at large cities, Bong programme ened in subway will her Paul O. Trlpptn^oe, a bary- MARY FIDELIA BUBT. banner the mezzoforte of the are so Elgar- othtr Her here strike the and on tho elevated tone, the Cross above his head- ItIs the conflict be- introduction is to many interesting novelties secured was by the at the concert which take* place at the tween Christianity end esquo that they sound like soul transcriptions. Include roads averted granting of the demands Metropolitan Templu on February 11. « T>T» MASDOLIXIST ANDHARPIST. I\*TKCC» Paganism which Is thU3 In them we during her European trip. of the employes. Immigration symbolized, and to which Liszt pave musical de- have tha quintessence of the domi- returns broke the nilliTION. IOMKKTS. l'AK.>'CUl£ 11 VI 1.. nant Elgar mood." records for the months of and Janu- lineation in his symphonic poem— "a fantastic December Dr. Carl E. Doflft, Vocal In*£.-ur«ion; l^rfon*. pie.' Miss Mary Henry, violin, assisted by John ary. A mass meeting was held at the the singer and teacher, has ALI.IOUIII1ICfIU H.U IVI!WILOUHiftM of uncanny and elemental power," says Chamber \u25a0>:' been greatly compliment- d studio, tillCarnesla; 12U W. 1I«X We.'ngartner In Programme of tho sixth and last Sunday Young, tenor, and Sumner Salter, pianoforte, at a of nine by the excellent show- — Mr. his book. "The Symphony Commerce which committee was de- lnp by S(ii«:tri>ll. v Since In the midst of afternoon concert Sympliony give of Mr. made his advanced pupils at the recent re- Mgnor Carlo M. lesson*. Studio. C«."» Beethoven." the noises of of the New-York will a musical at the home and cided on to take the police situation in hand. cital given by at \u25a0•«)«• HaII. 603 Applications rccelv««] W*d.. S.it .I*-11 battle there arises melody George him Aeolian ilalL the to"' which the Orchestra, Walter conductor, Car- Mrs. How*llDunham, No. 19 West 81st- Commissioner told that " ancient church hymn Damroßch. at McAdoo committee his "Crux ti(rcD rrorvTioN. cmi.v ni» sung. Ever end anon it asserts Itself in the Hall beginning at 3 oclock. force Albert Mildenberg, pianist and UUCn IKKM)\VTOR. I3S Fifth din legislature, and the director of the BCM.NU of the me!<:«. more It gains the upper Overture, "Benrenuto Cellini" Berl'or the committee decided to wait department of music at and more (a) The most salient features of the week at the geo Mrs. ScovllVn School for hand until it peals out, a piean triumph, Poem for violinanil orchestra (new; Uret time), to what luck he had. A receiver was ap- Girls, No. 2,1-12 sth-avc, MME. EIMIIR, ROPItAXO.—UmtuJ nnm*«r jmp»»« of from _. _ is giving a series of illus- »ecpmr&nt«t; coach, orchestra and organ, at , Cnanaaoa Metropolitan Opera House willbo the postponed pointed for William Hill Hunt and an Investiga- Fran- diction; »1 West «4thS* the close. (b) Ronuo Capriccloso .Balnt-S&ens trated lectures on "The Niel>e!ungen Ring" at the M. Ttaye. production of "Un Billo in Maachera," and the tion of the Pan-American Banking Company be- Pianist. t*« to Improvisator" ; school on Thursday mornings in February at 11 W. B. BEARDSI.Ex. Eas«mbl«. Mr. Welnuartner's stay Overture "Der . D"Albert continuation the cycle Ring gun. The Sugar Trust began suits Involving mill- •trxc'cUoa, Aoi-oinp«ri»t. 143 Bail V T. in America Is to be Overture. "Leonora," No. 8 ) of matinee of "Der o'clock. Mr. Mlluenbers'!* studio Is in Carnegie MRS. Cam«rt« crowded with incident. He Two Romances for violin and orchestra. .$ ••\u25a0 Beethoven dcs Nlbelungen." To-morrow "L"n Balk* la ions to have the present polariscopo test de- xx&li. will take part in M. Ysaye. ".the concert of "Wellington's Victory; will with a including clared unconstitutional. It ivy reported that SIS. tLUInUU MARIO MtD i«i v\ Society side; march. "Rule. Britannia." never on any stage; Mmc, were to be remarried. of the Philharmonic next Friday and Drums and trumpets has sung Louise was Brooklyn Wednesday last. singing Saturday, from the French side; "Marlboroug-ri March." Chal- Ulrica, There an obstinate lire in the rapid Andrew Schneider's and direct the special concerts of the so- l*-npe from the French: ootinter challenge from the Homer as the sorceress and Miss Bella transit Miss Juanlta MUler*i or father, ciety English. ending- tunnel. recitations her In Camesrie on Tuesday and The battle Tilth the defeat of the Alten In of the page. Mr. joaquin Millers, poems ,wtr« ib* special atirao- Martha Pignol, Hall Wednes- French. the character Caruso "The President mada two noteworthy speeches, tioiis. , of K. C*ri.;i. day of week, — interpret r PupU Professor J«ultf»li*. ruugh tuaue» next at which Berlioz's "Harold Part II Symphony of Victory. will tho principal male role, that of one In Philadelphia, In which be* Insisted that lien la a.: brat rOr* of piano. ort« pUrlns. *b Italic" STUDIO. JH»e SlXni-ST.. BKOOKI-TN. and Beethoven's Ninth Symphony are Riccardo. Mr. Scotti will sing the music of thero must be government control of railroad rates performed, Renato. Arturo Vigna will direct the perform- other HIS BEST ASSISTANT. to be and the next day conduct a Eugen d"Albert will give a piano recital next ance, and the told the graduating class at An- concert of napolis to shoot straight. From The Boston Budget. MUSIC, the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock In Mendelssohn Huguenots" (In Italian) physician QUINCEY COUEGE OF "Lea will be the pro( "Japan a lost a case, a* the saying goes not 73 ratrbr* A»e.. Cor. tiiihior, Ilroukljn,N. Y. ; la that city. He has already played already gramme answered the Russian charges 1- with th* Hall. His tour has covered much on Wednesday, with the cast which of China's loue.'fcnce. and ho 'had customary Voice cu * vi«. piano, elocution. vtolLi. bj.ija, .•»\u25a0!• violation of the neutrality ..;;. the excuse for *C. Writ- Itrnn Kneisel Quartet in Boston. At Tuesdays con- ground, but more remains to be covered, so interpreted Meyerbeer's mast rpiere on Friday laws by declaring that Ku.uit- to cure Hie patient: dolm. for and lurticuUi'i \i.a* last. The second part of King Russia had violated them, and that "Well, we tan mil) assist nature." 2MMA I- OBTRANDEH. Maissjfr. cert in Mendelssohn Hall he willplay the piano- this willbe his only New-York recital, It is "Der dcs Nibe- Chin« had not This of said. 4ungen," 'Die Walkuete," is promised for Thurs- Russian officers testified before was all right, for we are all human and are forte part In Ms Sestet in E minor for piano- Criticisms the manner of his recent uppear- day the North Sea Uittaied after our best endeavor*, but when ance here are in a measure responsible afternoon. Interest in this performance Commission that they were attacked by torpedo oftentho doctor on was MHS. F. KURTH SIEBEK, forte, two violins, viola, for this will moro especially be directed the later boasttn B of his runrnea In violoncello and double present appearance. to first ap- boats when the Baltic Squadron on __•> restoring a man to health a VOIOB Ct'ITL'RK. pearance at Metropolitan LMv;li tired tha B satirical tri«nd checked baas. The work, which employs an unusual The programme: Lot of Miss Ush ashing fleet. his vainglorious remarkß with the question: Studlo.l MlCwmil*Hail. N.T.i SIrt»*mSt.. fer««ktm Walker as Siegllnde much Instruments, was published C minor Brunnhilde. The wilh.be "Tho Supreme did Mother Nature h«lp you combination of in P»Mac«rlla. J-ia.* Bxt."chv Mme. Eames and the Frieka will in- United States Court to m ST this Arranged by E. Mme. review tho decision decided silence, 1003. dedicated to' Alfred Relaetiauer. the plan- Perm* Appß«Blonata. op. d'Altert.' Homer. Mr. Burg«tMUt;r as Blegiitand, Van ordering the- distribution ,,'*hcn like a poultice, came to OF op 67 Ba.thov.noaathoven Mr. of if hcnl the BROOKLYN COLLEGE MUSIC. ,si, but was played long ago iiallarte, «7 ] Rooy in his admirable Impersonation of m, Northern Securities stock. K. H. ci >wi sound. M» Greece At**.,bet. Nastram! .\»<-«. In London as as *-'r*tuine, cp. WOl Harrtman thereby Thorough and Mirvr 9. No. «p!n and Mr. BInES as Ilun<'Jn :v.ill be conspicuous Kettlnsr a point from James J. Instruction. Pucx Vole*. Elocution Vlotbx 1902. Two string quartets preceded It in the *) :....oJ«J mil. The Honso [arm Mandolin. Ban to. *a Itobt. W. Cuanur 1W %m • '\u25a0' in the cast. Mr. Hertz will conduct. "Lucia Con:raJttee on Interstate and Foreign WHAT RUSSIAN AUTHORS EARNED. >\u25a0\u25a0- Mr. Wtintaritm** chamber composi- di Friday Commerce in- and he has published fich.no. op. 1«. No. s.-.v::;.v:::::;. Lammermoor" is announced for even- troduced a railroad rate bill which From The Bystander. lions. since a third qvtar- ficir#« de Vienna, No 1 ma ing, with Mme. Bembrich as and Ca- was thought to THE KLINGENTELD :et. sestet h:is a eutnewhat gloomy Impromptu, IK). ) II". »«.ui»ert-U»*iSchuhA f^« Lucia Mr. have a good for paeßage. It Itts the custom CONSERVATORY IThe mood o^. No. 8. ruso as Edgardo. Mr. Vlgoa will at chance created a to. Kusf»an writers of established of Music, School of Elocution. aoJ as first In opening ap- Impromptu, op. 142, No. 4$ Sohub«rt be tho con- of transportation. court to sell their entire copyrights Dramatic Art ilo&tr* Irs bs*!s. established the ductor's deak. Increased the membership of the refutationHshers trwju.ntlr to the \>ub- tjuiguaav. 4tSl Putnam ay*. passionato, modified in the two middle move- more than RngTah author-, do Interstate Commerce Commission and gave Itmi bhortly before his ileuth Turßenteff X*v. riwa M>tftod liuihc sages in the first trio of the second movement, will be the progrumme vlctcd of lost their appeals, and ttfOCO; Thoae of Ookol w r disposed for for the afternoe go will 'iiychkln's and « J...it.-h»roir« In which Professor Knill Krauae, In an article | The second concert of chamber music by the to prison. £3'.50M3 50M- Krydlo(T» rallied Mme. Nordlca as Isolde and Miss Edyth Walker *_ '. wllUo fuhU9 brought about nv.No iNSTßucnox. ypon tor. jsextet, observe* that the theme, teem- ; Adel» Marjralle* Trio willtake place in JUolian as Brangaene. resolution for an inquiry into the Justice n^Sli*11.4jW. and the entire copyrights of many Operagoers who have lately charges writer- hay, been * well known ' Hooker wan Introduced In the Btata L«g- wricTtor much \u25a0 mall r It"hlS ;'; yaM*' •*»•*«*•»•««» «a»o*»» la* PROF.- HONESTEL i