New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07

80. con,nrse Beethoyens overture TOT sne shnSars
~. ~ the House," two movements ny nan~rin . aha
ress sy @p"" ND aAmaryls" Thy requeso, the Knsp
liz HonSrois9 and waltz by Max wnnsx
I'll ha sOlos by Mr.. Listelnanh anu M ""'"'
snI W ~'voS,;rr occount of the suit between
~ and Nine Lucea in the Wee ChanSei'o or
Nir sisn from en- English paper In May lsi3 .1o
isnuf isrezekl being u1en ~ ca for her singing
eWrteonn. 81 oneratc performances IN AheIloa, r
nr,ncipal stipuatidhs we're thaI ie' ists week for
W." AZ tho Academy of Music thIeo ,sry Of aaOo
ao.i numher of 100 performances at s} 3he gross
= oigh. aud she was also 10 receN Srnapca heyOnd
~ taken in respect OF eaeh ann Messrs
Secelpss ~ Mr. Mare8ak was 70 deposit Win I1nns
Ssgrnsn the sum OF 5000 IN uhf to certain cond
10 mad To her on demand su9eot eo ,i "iv denos
- Oe Psh Si,n al IS 900 subsequently uuS N
ed by Mr. Maretzek WIN Nnt an Successful as
1Scs engagement NOT turhg v 9h ~ mentioned
lneCs fed the terms OF tine aDovV ond
ornent were with her consent avS NV which she
e--o,ont dated December 20 Io'I ,oS ord one-baIf
bRreeneht. sIOo night instead OF SeO0 anu onvna ~
20 ,hs receipts over 5000 instead o. s g % Nav is79
% 90 ne~formauees was gwen ON VIC VIC, ~ @ tS.t MIR
pc ~ - then on the ground, a. she aesou, ' a. ta
&sroisek had not completely ,t"c that she claimed
$500 Ssve Nessrs. Segman n0uVG ,hatr hands and
cOnUsV 10 draw upon the $4,000 10 thelr hsus a ,
80 drew bil Oh ~, oc6ent the hill
le onat They refused, however 10 novtpo 0on H.
Ine ,n Nine Lueca commenced an action upo ao
ns Messrs segman. The phh'.aH %"o nj, to re
party 70 onV me ground that Nine Lucas claim oou,u
su au svcccssfllly resisted in his aDSehce. mo az
n nov for an Injunction accordingly Ator suit IIIos.
NOVeu oa o." order was taken ny consent as lOnons,
scs seIigman undertaking 10 pay S',iv i and costs
within week 20 answer me the action II the bill
Sno,Id be dismissed for want OF W Segman
"a court 70 e were TO dismissed with COSTS
T7r London Musical World has thS i LOIIow "n
- within mourning lines; AV 49, ~ Posa de.
Sodnesdsy its so far as her removal is prl-
80 and domestic calamity 1t cannot DO i" 80
Cor public Ooserysoe sm A and we leave them alone
~ h their grief At such time even tne tIs
Kisndsbip appears mOckery. 'fhe heart ohar
@ SftsrnessI and IN that knowledge none can snare
we should no more shut our eyes " ' a% yrvSta
public characters are taken ron @ ~ ia not our
individuals pass away ana tneIeIo9 tbose who will
sDurDose 20 ,ntfude upon the sorrows Oh 'nV All 81
soon have to bury their dead out OF tnSn and esteen
MS however, and those especaly WIT vii give
A. Carl Rosa as artist ana No. e,rnst
sympatheuo thought TO hn IN DIS ma of the Bible
lnS that. To use the unmstehru riJ ~
Ia his day is so his strength may De. ~ TIM oss ~
But while pass in almost senc e Se loss of t6e
NE relative and friend, We cannot so IItae
800 NO for ne rly 20 years, has Tiled dstlnHusnou
place Ia this respect the death OF aII Who in
Rnsa has poblic Significance ana cOhoe ha her
ssrsst thenselyes in the art 10 when she n
life Tue position OF the departed laIy W
extent unque-makes her loss az INC u V tPot i ~
Ehe wa no primo donna Of the ordinary Vpe' 'a 10 ~
say sho did not utter from capltS 70 Gsp@ f
M gold and diamonds, making heIsesi it -
browers and striving only lOr the Rraucation
Sf vanity aud cupdity. The loss OF oHe VI oU
Fuch would be a very serious mater IOi id Ia
Oosnt OF view and may doubt whether IL r Wou.u 10
Enourned with mourning lnGoh shd and 70 thai
higher position than the one just ueseIoou at " @
anstoh nv fortunate combination OF circumstances
Gsdome P,repa-ROsa attained Her marriage VIII .ui.
S Rosa and her hearty sympathy with bis enterprises
&nnoaci upon her q distinctive mission, 10 Wuch hh9
Was fully equal and the claims OF Wh0h sne usCHa Seu
with rare ability ana zes n S General recognition
6rross the Atlantic than here Az IDe 0utset VI us
na1arctal career Mr. Rosa that English opera TO
hloh ne mainly devoted himself had SUNK 30 low as 10
make its resurrection well nigh hOpeiess' anu NJ
CHOICE Of the United States as neu iOI ms III %
Mis 'helpmeet' What the husband ana WIG Ni.o uiu
SOr English opera in America the AuerIo ad t Ga1
Aest toll and IN Justice 10 must De salu that
Ghey have always flly acknowledged tDelt o0l'
Sation. Madame Parcpa-Rosa speedllY became tne
hvOrite OF our cousins aud not only 80, but iaVofe
hOse bOnOrs we're held in perpctulty. Season AFTER
Heasoo nassed and rival after rival disputed her sway
but Parepa Rosa remained first IN public affection, the
artist who could depend upon WeIcOme nun i D
70 the Rio Grande. and from the Atlantic 10 tne facc
dow tins great position, she conscientiousy aus
charged bUr duty in general and to Engsh opera
h. particular. all the world knows; ana America what
England may do, VIII grateIully Sckno%euge s1e
fact over her tomb We hoped when she retufne9 10
bor native land, that similar good work would be
begun among ourselves, and that 10 Madame farepa-
Rosa and her husband should owe, IN great meas
ARE the rtsuscstOn OF our national lyric stage very
soon those hopes strengthened by the formation
OF opera company under MI kOsas manaReheht'
and by th6 fact that be had taken our s0cated ma
4ioDsi theater for short experimental season But,
while man proposes 10 Is Goo who dispOses, ana the
future had been ordered otherwise None OF us could
&nOw that the laid to the root OF the tree from
~ mon we hoped to gather fruit We know 1t now, and,
part from the gifted and amiabo ARTIST we see
the results in the abandonment OF nODe enterprise
aud the return Of English opera TO its normal condition
ri desD8ir This II is that gives the death OF Madame
Pireps Rosa great significance at the present tne
aud makes her departure an event Of more than com
hon gravity She was the strongest hope of
a hch without her, has, far as we oan see now
BcArcey any hope at all.
But. irrespective Of what might have been, the de
peAsed artist Will to the grave sincerely mourned
Bier gifts aud accomplishments, her alnaDie character
and her blameoss lie endeaTed her TO all. by all,
adeTeoro greater or less degree. will Parepas loss
D. felt aud her tomb England and America Will
Bsquieso,, IN p.oor"
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