The New York herald., 1874-11-17

New York. ana throughout the pisy she exhibited
the qualities Of Thoroughly accomplished sctress
sarDes s:1 Msrcuso Sas Mr. r. Frank Evans Mon
tague. Mr.. }. Henkins; Capuet, nr. H. A. Weaver
Bsnvoilo. BSs', % Mr. B. Ration % Bashazsr Bait M. srcwn:
Frlar, Mr.. w. A. Sands; Apotnecary. Mr.. r.
Duell; Nurse. mrs. Sol. Smlta: LADY Capulet. hra.
Weaver. The play was handsomely placed on tho
stage, and was appreciated a. keeniy as on its
nrst representation IN New York
Brooklyn Park Theatre-Mile. Aimee.
Mlie Marie Aimee appeared 1t this theatre Lass
evening" before q crowded house, as Ctsrctte. il
the chef d9urre OF OPERA oo,sGe. La File d.
Madame Angot." IL Is one OF her best imDersOns~
tons, ana it lost none OF It's charms when trans
ierred to pious atmosphere. Mile Nardin is an
excellent substitute for Mile. Miney as Nile.
iange and Koetz ID one or the best tenors IN tRis
s'yie OF entertainment we nave had In tns country.
Pericboe' on Wednesday evening. Tbis il hcr
last week IN Brookiyn
Evenings with the Great Composers.
lecture on the above subject, wiki pianoiorts
illustrations, Will be given by Mr. J. N. Pattis0a
this evening at De Garmo Hail. The lie ana
cnaracteristics OF Beethoven Will be explained il
the following manner:-L senate Quasi una fan
tasia, Op. ~. "M00Oight." Q. Andante, Con Var
George George simpson. Sin 4 Senate, Pashstlane' sA on. IA
o. Senate, op 70 (known a. the Leohn0wsky
S0aate),
Verdf's Mass.
NEW YORK, Nos. ls, 1874
To TEE EDIT0R or rns HERALD
An article having appeared yesterday Sunday
in your highly esteemed paper under the heading
OF "COullsses Chat" which does me great inj0s-
tice, rely on your impartaliry to print In yonr
next the following lew true facts In answer
theret0;-
Fxss-I never had vocal score rom Mr.. strs-
kosch.
Second-whsn the chorus parts o. verdi's "Res
QUEEN" were offered to me by MIR. Strakosch nrss
reused them, having no need OF them, possessing
myself thlrtJ-two parts and seven scorea
told hum he coald M have % sSem, being i91oraSt a.
the time tnat Mr. Strak0sch wanted them 70 sing
H5 no'aas tns 81 nasr 9osas AZ per
Der OF rehearsalsl. paid each Of them $5 and
more, ana s. extra Tor each rehearsal:
F0urth-My singers when aware Of the liDeraliey
OF Mr.. Strakoscn. very unkindly refused to help
eratuitousy 70 ill his pockets. Very truly yours
No. 141 East sixteenth street
shakespeare's Historical Piays-nfr.
vandenhon Invited to Lecture ~
The following correspondence fully expIains
ITSELF and announces to the lovers OF Snakespesrs
q series or rare entertainments
Kxw YoRx. Nov. IL. 1874
siR-We learn that you have completed series Of leo
lures on the historical plays Of with illus
Scasd i6s npsss thSasS,s q lSns ,!aacS: Is
atsts not only in their relation English ts-
tons tor the task upon which yca have been
give the ladies OF New YORK early opportunity hear
these lectures ut Association Hail. such days may
best SUIT your other proic ssonal ongagcments Very
respectfully
Mrs. william Astor. Mrs Morris X Jesup,
Mrs Henry w. RellowA Mrs bradley Martin.
Mrs Edward Cooper, MIS- L. d. Morgan,
Mrs Howard Crosby. Mrs. Henry C. Potter
Mrs Wm r. Dodge, Jr., Mrs. j. }. ROose veit
Mrs BENJAMIN II. Field. Mrs LAVISH. ~ayre.
Mrs o. b. Frothinghaln. Mrs IS. B. sherman.
Mrs F. Bryant Goodwin, Mrs stephen II. Tying, JEs~.
Mrs Abram =. Hewitt Mrs h. r. Van Aukcn,
NUS s H. Hitchcock, Mrs William Whitney.
and others
Nh vANDENHOFF's REPLY.
Nxw YoRk, Nov. IA, 1870
To Mrs WILLIAM AsTOR and others
LApIEs-I accept with pride and pleasure your kind
and fatterng invitation. and with your permission vim
appoint five Mondays and Thursdays the
delivery OF the Lectures and readings commencing Mon-
am, ladies. yours faithfully, .