New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. OCTOBER q, 1894

der mony circumstances but which becomes '.oiehtiy
obvious when auson Is specially and frequently made
in the text to It's megnfcence. The curious ncongru
ity Of gentleman in prison supporting himself against
gorgeous and gilded tapestry ought to be modified
to put IL mildly These, 10 be sure are details WHICH,
in the present oaso do not Interfere with the main sue
cess Of the performances but their neglect nevertheless
soon becomes dangerous in d irst-class theater.
1.-THE School OF Reform will be repeated this even
ing. Tomorrow, "Everybody's Friend and Toodies
have their regular night.
Musical.
Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS, the brilliant young
yiolinist ard orchestral leader. will give commencing
in December, series Of monthly concerts. 1t Is Gus
tonary to have concerts-ouiside Of societes-wiih
single musical instrument--the piano. Mr. III
TnoxAs will present his with fifty instrumopts-the
cream Of the orchestral performances OF this cy-be
side adluyants OF solo performers and vocalsts.
There viii be four FIVE concerts In Irving Hall the
most sonolous builiing in the ctyhe subscription
being some Eve d0llars-an entertainment OF extraordi
nary cheapncss -" the value az tho currency consid
cred We cordially recommend the project to connos
seurs M III. THOMAS is q gentleman OF immense
talent in his professions he is ever striving after tho
flying perfect and has the true, and We may add,
rare, spirit Of an artist
MIR. GOTTsCHALK, born American, one OF the
best pansts IN the world has already received enough
decorations abroad 10 satisfy ordinary mortal; none
of course at home for institutions ARE utterly dis
ISOLATED from the recognition of tse Artsonly Of the
politician n war; Of course Of the soldier very proper
! ID When we say "a most remarkable man, sir-an
honor TO his country. Mr.. SpcakeT-we, OF course
limit oursel,es to ore who has received the regular
nomination In addition, however, TO the previous
honors showered on Mr. GoTTaCHALG, he las received
the distinction OF Knighlhood from the Queen OF SPAIN
/ n feudal Europe had any rank not derived roh INC
Hors,--chraL eherahe-of course the softer distinc
ton would be applied to tho Pianist who has nothing &c
DO with horses o1hs Bnt the good win Is showh py
Her Majesty of SPAIN and 1t IA highly honorable to the
perceptions OF that Government thst 1t crosses the
broad sea to nd an American artist viereon TO shed
It's technical distinctions. Accompanying tie git Il
the following courtly letter:
"RolAL PALACE OF NsDRIn Sept l6, 1854.
! "rIr. l.. VI. GolTscnALK-Dtdr cir Her Majesty
tho Queen has deigned by decree, signed IRIS morn
ing 10 make You ka4sht uf line most noble ofucr
Charles che Third will have very soon tue honor o.
RENTING you the insignia vi your new dignity.
" beg 10 assure y0u that ain most hnply 20 PC oi
this uerson the interpreter OF Her Maesiys faiiefns
kontime nts toward you.
! MAY God spare you many years.
wv III lespeet yGar ovsi,'I y sesyant;; Get.
" bis ExoelleAcy the Minister OF Stete.
CoScERr.-To.night (Thursdoy) at Nibloi
Saloon, Mr.. O'NHL vii give a concert. The bills m
nounee that Mrs O'NlILL has received the most dis
tineuislel oncoiairus as a vocalist in ireland.