Mr. Caruso's Adventures Calendar for the Current Week His Twenty-fifth Rirthtlay in Opera; A Dress Re¬ SUNDAY., 8 p. m., concert by the Philharmonic Society: 8:15 p. m., concert of Hebrew music by Cantor hearsal in a Kanewsky. Aeolian Hall, 3 Small ItalianCity; The Demon Rum p. m., song recital by Emilio de Cogorza. Metropolitan Opera House. 8:30 p. m., opera concert. Hippodrome, 8:15 Him He McCormack. p. m., concert by John Plays Sorry Trick; Earns Amusing Title Great Hall of the College of th.* City 01' New York, -t free recital p. m., organ by Samuel A. Baldwin. Provincetown Playhouse, 3:3o p. m., song recital by George Reimherr. By Grenville Vernon hardly stand. My host realized the colcbratoel on March situation, and thinking that the air MONDAY.Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m., violin recital by Maximilian would do me he led Rose; 22 the twenty-fifth anniversary of his good, me onto the Metropolitan Opera House, 8 p. m., French opera, "Thais": Park The¬ oporatic début. This is the' bolel state¬ quay. Rut the salt air only made me atre, 8 p, m., English opera, "The Bohemian Girl." ment ot a fact, but about that fact worse and I stumbled from one side to the other in how much inoperatic history gathers! truly glorious fashion. TUESDAY.Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m., recital of Beethoven's sonatas for Alive in the Suddenly a man passed us .it was our pianoforte and violin aiul heyday of his powers, by Bauer and Thibaud; Carnegie Hail, 8:15 p. m., Caruso is a Like all the impresario. My host now lost his violin recital by Elias Breeskin; Great Hall oi already myth. hend Cooper Union, 8:15 universally acknowledged great, he is completely. My impresario hjul p. m., concert of Polish, Czechish and Sloveniun folksongs; Park The¬ lifted above the petty jealousies of seen me drunk and he would blame my atre, 8 p. m., English operetta, "Robin Hood." '.hose who otherwise might be his host for it. I was dragged into a café and then host insisted on rivals. As a tenor he stands quite my pouring WEDNESDAY.Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m., song recital by Josef down throat a stiff, Shlisky; Great proudly without a peer. Of such as my glass of hot Hall of tho College of the City of New York, -1 p. m., free organ grog. He had recital the names of Jenny Line! and Grisi and gone crazy with fc;ti by Samuel A. Baldwin; Metropolitan Opera House, 8 m., and had taksn this p. "Cavalleria Patti, Mario and de Reszke, Faure and method of sobering Rusticana" and "Le Coq d'Or;" Park 8 p. in., "The me Theatre, Bohemian Maurel will be the name of Enrico up. The result was, of course, that Girl." I Caruso, one of the few names in became dead to the world and had to oper¬ bo atic history destined to remain, though carried home and put to bed. This THURSDAY.Carnegie Hall, 8:30 p. m.,concert by the Philharmonic Society; time will long have silenced his voice. was nt 2 o'clock- the dress rehearsal Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m., violin recital by Roderick White; .Metropolitan was at 8. Meanwhile I slumbered on, Whether or not the adulation Opera House, 8 p. m., French opera, "Le Prophète;" Park Eight o'clock arrived and the Theatre, 8 aroused this one has had a public p. m., "The Bohemian Girl." by figure with It, but I arrived not. fif- benef'tcinl effect upon opera in New Eight teen, 8:'t0.still no Caruso. 2:30 York may bo a mooted question, but if Despair FRIDAY.Carnegie Hall, p. m., concert by the Philharmonic Society; tears, the impresario making explana¬ 8:15 p. m., first concert of the peace celebration it has not it is the fault of the public tion, the by tho Oratorio and and not of Mr. Caruso. Mr. Caruso barytone questioned, confess¬ Symphony Societies; Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m., pianoforte recital by Marie ing. Five minutes later I was has never false to the pullec Kryl; Metropolitan Opera House. 8 p. m., Italian opera, "Madama proved gifts out of bed, dressed and hurried But¬ which are has the re¬ to th« terfly;" Park Theatre, 8 p. m., "The Bohemian Girl." his; ho realized the of his he has theatre.but, alas, wine was stil sponsibility stewardship; with me. striven always to give the very best SATURDAY.Carnegie Hall, 2:30 p. m., concert for young people by th« 8:30 that is in him. In an age of slipshod "The Fox of Scotland" Symphony Society; p. m., concert by the Philharmonic Society ho has retained Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m., pianoforte recital by Mart»- - 8:15 declamatory singing "The performance an hou Servine; p. m. the of bel canto. At times the nearly concert by tho Swedish Society, St. Erik. V,'. graces late, the audience angry, I was hustle« .lington Irv.ng High insistence has forced him into School, 8:15 p. m., concert by tho New York Chamber Music public's onto the stage. I knew my Society. of music, bu Metropolitan Opera House, 2 p. m., French ".Mireille." parts unworthy his powers, where¬ I could not pronounce words. Sud opera, Park those to my Theatre, 2 p. m., "Robin Hood;" 8 p. m., "The Bohemian Girl." upon he has raised parts levels denly I came to tho words 'Sorti delli Brooklyn above those given to them their Clef Club Concerts Opera House, 8 p. m., Italian opera, "La Forza del Destino." by Scottia,' and what I sang was 'Volpi composers. Essentially a lyric tenor della Scottia'; instead of and supreme in the music of the old singini Resumed at the 'Coming from Scotland,' I sang 'Fox o Italian school, he has essayed dramatic Scotland.' Then pandemonium broke Recitals in Newark Duncan Dancers at roles so that even in these Selwyn To-lSight successfully I'He's drunk, this fox of Scotland! A series of afternoon no The Clef Club Arabian eight Sunday he has had equal of recent years. roared the audience. I stumbled of Nights will Young People's Concert! But it is in Donizetti, in Verdi, in resume their recitals at the Broad Street Theatre, the stage. The impresario tried to ex engagement at the Selwyn On Saturday afternoon, March 8, In Puccini, thai he has been unap- Newark, will begin to-day under tho plain that 'Signor Caruso was sufferin; Theatre to-night, which was inter¬ Carnegie Hall, will be held the last of proached, or perhaps unapproachable. from a sea voyage.' (Yells of derision. management of Joseph A. Fuerstman. The oldest have assented rupted last week because of a previous the season's Symphony concerts for oneragoers I went home and to bed, and the drcs concert which will that in such music the mellow¬ booking at this house. An entirely new The to-day, begin young An added golden rehearsal continued without a tenoi people. attraction will ness of his voice has never been programme will bo given as follows: at 3:30, will be given by Miss Sophie the The newspapers the next re A Musical be Isadora Duncan Dancers, who If the half-baked tenors of morning Celebration PART i contralto. Other artists will equalled. ferred to my and rt Ambliti Braslau, will in the would their stentorian indisposition, Nights.Orchestra participate an unusually attrac¬ day forego marked sarcastically that 'it is to b Of Victory anil Peace Horn».William Patrirtk by Guiomar Novaos, Mabel Garrison, tive take a few weeks off and Cable danco programme, the number» outpourings, hoped that Signor Caruso will take n Son»...,.String Orchestra Leo Ernestine Schumann- sit at the feet of his his At Hall Moanlo* Trombons....Emanuel Cassnmnr« Ornstein, of which are Cluck's suite from Nemorino, more sea voyages.' But at the fir; Carnegie John Powell and "Iphi- Rodolfo, or his Duke of Mantua The various phases of the World War Sor.rn.James Hunt Heink, Max Rosen, genia in suite they performance I was sober, but the at .tho the llengal Hay...... Orchestra. Aulis," from "Iphigenia would learn more than was ever conflict, victory and peace-. Liza Sascha Jacobsen. dience had not forgotten. On my et will be portrayed musically when the Jane.F. B. Beaumont in Tauris," suite of Schubert wait«! taught them any maestro. En¬ Oratorio Cornet Tla'ton by trance I was greeted with yells < Society of New York and the Bpeclalty.Joseph and the Polonaise rico Caruso possesses the voice of tho Symphony of New York hold Plantation Melodies.Clef Club Quartet Militaire by Cho¬ ;'Fox della Scottia!' Then there wei Society Syncopated Drum century, but he possesses more than their victory and peace celebration on üolo.George Hines To-night's "Opera Concert" pin. The orchestra will play the llnale counter yells of encouragement. March 7, 13 anel 15 i.n Jada. .Orchestra and Chorus that he is a 'great and a sincere Carnegie Hall. The recital at Winnipeg marked the At "Opera Concert" Toscha from the No. 1 battled through the tumult, bt , conductor of both or¬ Music nindustan.Full Orchestra to-night's Symphony by Brahms, singer. has Notes 500th concert by this organization in couldn't finish the last act. My nen ganizations, announced his com¬ its TART II Seidel, violinist, will play Saint-Saëns's "Dance of the Blessed Spirits," from The Tenor's Début plete programme for these events as The Symphony Society of New six years of playing in America. was gone. follows: York, Dancing Deacon.Orchestra violin concerto in B minor and several "Orpheus," and the Kakoczy March, bj ! The Walter Damrosch will Deep Hiver.Charles Waters Mr. Caruso made his début i ri a for¬ "I was awakened early the ne: concert of March 7 is divided conductor, give Efrem Zimbalist Southern Sinding, Granados-Kreislcr Berlioz. into two parts, "The Conflict ami the last will play a sonata Stars.Orchestra pieces by gotten opera by a lorgotten composer, morning by a pounding on my door. the but one of its Sunday after¬ in Songs.James Hunt Victory" and "Peace." manuscript, by John Powell, at his Birch Canoa and Beethoven-Auer. Charles Hackett "L'Amico Franceso," by one Morelli. opened it. It was the dramatic ten» PART I noon subscription concerts next recital in Wall-:.Orchestra Hymn. Sunday Carnegie Hall next Sunday. will an aria from Mozart's "Don The opera received four' performances of the company. Ho was "The Son of God G«.e< Forth to Snugs.William Patrick sing very'excit« War" .Cutler at Aeolian Hall. Sascha Tho composer will play the piano part. Pahjama.Orchestra Specialty MUSICAL INSTRUCTION m a theatre in Naples, and Caruso re¬ and that he To be Jacobsen, Folk Giovanni" and "Non credevi tu" from explained had been to sung first l>y the Oratorio So¬ will bo the Songs and Spirituals.e.'Ief Club Ouurtet ceived 50 lire, or $10. for the four per¬ that he would have to ciety and then by tho audience, which violinist, soloist. The Beethoven Musical Bandy's Thomas's "Mignon." The orchestra, sing Edgar, will be requested to join it; the singing. Society will -"Blues".Orchestra formances. Morelli was a com¬ that was Air from celebrate its (W. C. ilan-lj- conducting) under the direction of Richard Hage- "Infallible Method of young night. Why I not singing i "The Messiah".Handel tenth anniversary by a Clef Club Memorizing" who hired the theatre and en¬ If he it he Sung by Arthur Middleton A novel feature of the rind concert in March.Orchestra and e'liorua will the "Phèdre" overture poser sang would make a terrib Duet from "Israel in Egypt''.Handel victory Carnegie Hail on Saturday Conductor.E. Gilbert. Anderson nifin, play gaged the company, so that his work fiasco. He was desperate, and begg Sung by the entire- male «hoir of the Oratoric peace celebration to bo given jointly evening, March '¿'¿. The soloists will be and four Belgian folksongs by Arthur receive a A me on his knees to Society Marcella de Greef. CONCENT»ATIOVBfWfiÄ|lHj MEMuRY might public hearing. sing, 1 explain Double «chorus, "Miriam's Song "f by the Oratorio Society of New York Craft, American prima donna, DEVELOPED ¦«¦«¦¦¦a*' friend Caruso and told him that I was Triumph' ami Coneerts to 'I h<- public is TRAINED approached only too willing to sing, a Sung by Olive Kline, Lamber) «Murphy ant and the Sascha Jacobscn, violinist. The Come Recítala Invited lo alien.) the »»t-iii'e that he could have the tenor part if that I didn't understand. Rut the Oratorio Society chorus Symphony Society of New Beethoven Musical given by tlic a-tii-t pupil.« of An- later Symphonie- poem, "The Battle of the York in Society, which is a ""March 10, Aeolian Hall. Richard toinnette l!ti!.| on lYIda.ve at 3 o'clock, he would take the 50 Carnegie flail on March Talka l.\ Mine on iire. Vergine, the day I did. The impresario's sc Huns" .I.is:-. 7, 13 non-professional orchestra, under the Knotts; March 11. Aeolian Hall, Adela MUSICAL INSTRICTION VVard Caruso's who also had him met me in By tho New York Symphony Orchestra an« and 15 will be the teacher, rotary the street and hand the Oratorio Society participation of the direction of Henry Lefkowitch, during Parkhurst; March 12, Aeolian Concentration.Memory Training under believed that it would me a letter. It Hall, Tone contract, was from the Municir TAUT II audience in several of the hymns to the last ten years has given 170 con- Eva Gauthier; March 14, Aeolian DONATO Production-Technical Freedom be an excellent for tho Council. I "Peace Hymn of tho Republic". Hall, opportunity was 'protested.' I w Walter Damroscl bo given. The opening Cut¬ certs, held in public schools, parks and Arthur Loesser; March 17, Aeolian A. interpretation.Sight Reading tenor to penniless and career (Words by ran number, young gain public recognition, my was ended. Henry Dyke) hospitals. Hall, Bella March «.KAMI orii! \ TENOR, Demonstrationa was Sung by the Oratorio Society and tho ler's hymn, "The Son of Cod Coos Hecht; 18, Aeolian PLAYERS: HELEN and tho bargain was closeel. Both the truly in despair. But how shot audience *i »..m i. HUL8MAN". TON. Forth t" Hall, Elizabeth Jouet»; March 20, VOICE SPECIALIST mi'i.sma\, cordon run i.irn, opera and the tenor made an excellent I get back to Naples? I hadn't enou The Dead March, irom "Saul".Hanele War," is to be rung by the On Tuesday evening, April <***, the Aeolian MODI \ \ Si'OVILLK. RITTH In memory of our elend soleliera nnd sailors Hall, Reuben Davies, the Su- i 111)1 MAI AND COI \I1E impression, and on the strength of his money to take the train or the the chorus of the Oratorio Philadelphia Orchestra, Leooold Sto- tro ¿Öl-SOS CARNEGIE HALL. N. X. OTHERS. regu' Played by orchestra of the Symphon; Society and tho Sisters; March 21, Aeolian Hall, TELEPHONE 1350 CIRCLE. appearance Caruso was offered an en¬ steamer, so I searched the docks. Soch ty kowski, conductor, will give a Mi Van Dyck N. Y. Chorus from ".hulas MnccabaJUs".Hande audience. In Walter Damrosch's new special Mary Kent; March 22, Aeolian Hall, Studios, %«* gagement at Caserta for ?2 a night. length I found a vessel concert at the sailing whi Sung by Mmes. Olive Kline and Emma Ü..Í: "Peace Hymn of the Metropolitan Opera Manfred Malkin; .March 23, . The engagement was shortlived, but was leaving and which to tg cris ami the Oratorio Society Republic," with House for the benefit of the Carnegie Ai.F- agreed From th«.- "Manila Te Deum". words, Vacation Hall, Josef Hofmann; Princess The- HLno during it he sang in "Faust," "Caval- me for 50 lire. But as it was by Henry van Dyko, the audi¬ Association. This with T5N0 agaii Walter Damrosc organization, utre, Rudolf Bowers: March 24, Aeolian (IF INTERNATIONAL Rusticana" and a new the law to (Written in honor «if Admiral '. ence also will be ITA« IHK OF KOSA PONCELLE. ,¦?/£& opera on a sf Dewey's expected to headquarters at. 38 Went %leria take, passengers lory at Manila Bay, May 1, 1898) join. Thirty-ninth Hall, Berkshire Quartet; Greta THE METROPOLITAN OPERACOMPANY. C. NICOSIA. "Camoens." Despite the fact that the ing vessel, the boat would have Mmes. It is Mr. Street, has done excellent work for Torpa- Mutuo: (>LI West End Ave., near UOtl» St. Director Sung by Kline anel Roberts an Damrosch's «¡»'.-lire that this the die and' Samuel Ljfschey; -March PIANO, VIOLIN \Mi VOCAL tenor was earning the sum of only If leave at night. This was what sa' Messrs. Murphy find Middleton an.I t!i wage earner.« of the 27, OPERA LESSONS Oratorio Society. victory and peace celebration is not to city. Sergei Rach¬ Aeolian Hall, Barbara COACHING. lire a performance, and tho rest of the me. maninoff and Géraldine Parrar will be Maurel; April 1, FLO HEM E A ¦ B ff" Solo Pianist. R'cltal». TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, 1"RU>\Y8. be merely a musical performance Carnegie Hall, Elias Brcerkin; April E. I-lUl I" Ensemblf CIsmh« company was paid likewise, the venture His Luck Changei, Beethoven's Mass in Ï) by the soloists at this concert. 6, *Ur-S«tt. A Specialty. an a chorus Carnegie Hall, Jascha Heifetz. PUPIL OF LES« HETIZKY ami "» I THOR- TENOR collapsed and Caruso returned tc "At orchestra, and several so¬ HIS Ml.tllOD. 9 o'clock that night I was sitt To the Editor of The Tribune. l/.FT) TEACHER OF JOHN .1A8TER OF Naples with 12 cents in his pocket. loists, but is to have Mendelssohn's "Elijah" will be given Studio 140 WEST U8th ST. Tel. Columbus ';998. BLAND . down to dinner in the cabin, whei Sir: In tho statement published special signifi¬ under the VOICE CALVAHY CHOIlJ It evident that direction of Maurice C. Rum- Studio- 20 E. 2jrdPRODUCTION. waa, however, th« heard some one my name yesterday's Tribune from "an officer c cance in regard to tho results of the MUSICAL St. Til Grtmtrcj 331. had shouting sey at St. Matthew's Church, LNSTIIUCTION Neapolitan managers heard hin the quay above. I ran on i the of the Friends Eighty- up deck Society of Music great war. He hopes to have the audi- fourth Street, near Central Park Blng at Caserta, for he was engagée! mot tho there is an West, Impresario's secretary, unpleasant implication tin: ence this iKRONOLDSb» "t"° for the autumn season at the join heartily in the singing of the evening at 8 o'clock. The soloists INSTRUCTION Teatrc from him I heard some extraordin Mr. Damrosch decided to give tli Tel. Aiitlutioii 1959. FERNANDOS-5-& j$íí two will be Lillian P. liant lo Die fan sua De la. Bellini, where he sang his hymns. Ingham, soprano; MARIO ¡t wID] repertory news. The new tenor had, as he feai Beethoven mass after learning of th Vcni epl : .,-..; i Opera Krps-I with more or less Buccess. Then came Warwick, mezzo-soprano; Esterro fect vocalization assured made a disastrous appearance, the decision of the FriendB of Music t SALVINI BERN- 267 «V. 701 li St. the at the The next New York of Waterman, contralto; James Price, HARD -t-y.Mill engagement municipal open dience was in revolt, and was yell give it. To show how unjust this ae.et appearance VOICE ÜTEINBEBa in Trepano, an engagement ii Magdelcine Brard, the tenor, and Frank Croxton, bass. 206 West 71st BARITONE.TEACHER OF SINGING. Sicily, madly for the 'Fox dolla Scottia.' sation is, 1 have before me my Oratori fifteen-year-old Street, New York if, WEST 90th ST. Tel Hiver. 9028. olee C'ilturt some the most who made her "or tnerty *lt-t rcFpects extraordinarj was tumbled into a cab, to the thet ticket, last of cours pianiste, first New York of the printed autumn, .?-C0L0MBATIketropoiitan Cal great tenor's career. Let Mr and onto the stage. the time I as follows: "March 7, Beethoven Mai appenranco recently, after appearing as Conductor of SING1NO TAUGHT In FOI It I. \.M.l \()B§| By n...'i:i:i'ii.\.\7. .. 58 WEST 3itii Caruso tell It in his own words; Boloi t on the tour of tho Con¬ Ml SICAL INSTRUCTION ST. Tel Greele- MS rived I had grown immensely popu in D." I elo not know how long a( Paris eugenKLEE'Instructor in Vocal Art. servatoire ( »relies; wil] MME. Coaching; a *-pr»-lnlty. "The Northern," Youthful Poverty 1 was a triumph. it was that the Friends of Music cl ru, take place 851 WEST 181st fsT. Tel. St. Nlch. early In March at tin* H. 9914, Atmitit "My moderate success at the Bellin "Hut my troubles were not cieled to give the Ninth Symphony, hi Metropolitan NEW yet cm Opera House. Mile. Brnrd has YORK COLLEGE VOCAL AKT. s;u CARNEGIE WOODRUFF having become known, I at The impresario had I do know that it was many weeks n; studied HALL. VOICE Pl.ACINu, BREATHING. accepted already sent fot' seven OF MUSIC Prepni a:l«> for Choir, Concert antl as another that I hearel years under Cortot at the Oralerla. engagement the lyric tenor at th< tenor, ono Udo, t«i whom Mr. Damrosch would gv Paris I2B-1HU I list .-»Hill S(. STUDIO, BID OAHNtUE HALL. NEW YORK. Conservatoire, where she was iM0RENZ0S®u.-»(I W. (nth st. opera in 1 was bu paid in advance 760 lire. it, and shortly afterward it was a Studio, Tel. 1405 Columbus. Trepano. poor, 1'do arri awarded the grand prize in EXFERT INSTRUCTORS young, strong and hopeful. On my ar appeared two nights later and wub nounced in the papers. The Friends competition l*N ALL Special.'-LABR0M0'3rr¡Inducements li> Inlcnfcd BATCHELLER with BRANCHES OF MISIC Vol.-o Pupila, Buril .. wftÄ." ^MENT previous prize winners. I was al Irin! gratin. Htu.lln 111 UM MAUISON rival at Trepano I engaged a roon by an andiene«« yelling for tho Music take such n superior ntiitut Term« Modérate WEST 80TH ST. AVENUE. Ti-I. 68* Murra» HI« tin» rociucst of the Minisire des Beaux SEND Ulli « MM «««¡i |;. 8 with meals included at 5 lire« a ilrlla Scott ia!'. Again 1 was summt 'about nil concerts outside their ov day Arts that sho came tu th«* .loiiN SOI CARNEGIE MALL. Tel. Circle 50 The chief barytone of the and again 1 was a To thnt they do not even take- the troub United üh^a composer, Company triumph. States to in Adam w,"*w iMMHT. ANNA - -1U > t . Ù il fc.A piioi I'lTi* r-ra" invited me to his ¡to inform themselves us I" help furthering tho mu¬ LOUIS nuiaU Vornl however, boURO, Bay day Trepano remembers mo na whul I! sical ASCHENFELDER 12« KAMT 37111 ST., S. INSTRUCTION DI PIE 'T'"" Inilruclloa.H peftory.Operatla Ai-Uaf, propaganda of tho Frolich V. TRO ¦loin.- .-» ing that he Could i'ÍM" tno board and at of «Scotland.' 1 don't other musical organizations urc govern¬ TEACHER OF SINGING Itt-alilenue Mtuello, 40 ihihk.u Si (Wednesdays) Mil.lt..: 6*0 \«. 1111 M I V (''Fox really k glvln ment. e-'iii'|»ii'iii»'iiiiirv '-iiiii-'ii'« lu .light- iiri.igeii..it. (Jolitj Mutilo, 411,1 ( iirni'iili- Hull, Will, ft J was The Now York S»(.',"|'."¡\I. ¦Mettant room for only 8 lire. In nt whether It my volco or iny dn public can well »fiord 'Ill-til)«, |lt).'I »!l»"l.,i» mvlii Q Af ' '*¦ " Tauahl 10 i«4«-«* ill! lii'.'li'ri'itlnii (in ,,»ii,'»»rl TIM!-' Plajrlni evil the - momaiit i accepted, m¡ runout« which Hpppulcd to them. Sid ¡hear Ninth Symphony throe Hun .» -1 , »i I'lltl ' changed Mm«'. Galll ('uct'i will glvo ;i recital BllllllO! III! i '. lodging* and luck. At. firit iiinlli'tirPK lin vi» n -»ens«* of but, I tho i" WmI 7!»t 81. VAII STUDIOS I III- niiTi.i it il HOOI hi my thing humor. F protest Bgnlnul Insinuai ni i In» 11 i|'|'"ili'«iiii" n«' i Tel. .,H7ü Col, Mmithl) ri*.*luli< 8 ITTELL | Oreadw») went the Sunday even¬ I'mUnl YON fllRtCTORS BI8T ANO MOST :;.""'" imoothly, tho reheareali o that day on my enroor went miKiot contained in statement of "on of ing. tchöUrtllltM VOCAL,MWr-.TÜir/A'ST,,s"(PIANO OHUAN AND '¡lliTtiriMl MËTHo'l! . t'rr mi CAÜNI.IÜI- COMPOSITION pay iiiiini AVI... NÊAfl 'Lucia.- In which I waa to make rn; I appeared at the »ww ope-ru hou« Of the Society of Hi" Fi'li'ii'li* HALL, N. V. PllOtl» Bill ClfOla "VANJlYKi -,'i,,| L oL.l^ívll.K ti »e,-»!". wer« Music." t.. éétati aeon In full awing, «tie Palermo, nul went from there tr MUSIC I.eVKK. Mine. Mnrth Servlne, who will piny THE ART MUSIC tV.1:'-».'.'r' Cholle». THEO. VAN i.,\ um m N. I ttviry em* waa a-i.l-«n>d. Than .¦'iint- tin« Italian tu Ni'w Feb. 101H II" I STUDIO ¡'¦;\,,:t Quintero. YORX ii.Niir thi open houioe, III) York, ¡24, line», ni' lie!' ('"tnpo-ii! mini loi' ".HUH «, i"-li- ««Mil l',tmm\i, li»ci!