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MAD. NILSSON,

Yesterday afternoon Mad. Nilsson sent a
noto to Tue TRIBUNE office, requesting one Of
its attaches, with whom aho iB acquainted, to
call upon her, since ehe desired to talk with him
upon matter Of some interest. Naturally he
wont, aud 30 soon as he entered the room tho
prima donna opened the conversation ~ fol-
lows:
THAT DREADFUL ARTICLE.
Mad. Nilsgon-I wAntod to SEQ you about
that dreadful articlo In tho Times OF this morn
Ing. Have you soon It
Tho Visitor-Yes
Mad. Nilsson-Thero is not one word OF
truth, truth in IT: It is an outrage and have not
one word against the critics Of tho Chicago
press. could not have Haid what tho writer OF
that article put in my mouth for I an Indy.
It must havo been written for miserable son-
Bation.
NO sUou SENTIMENTS.
of that then?
Mud. Nilsson-No. I did not authorize it,
and ! did not say what was there put into my
mouth.
Vigitor--Ploase explain how 1t was.
Mad. NilBHon-ThiB lady called on mo In
the usual way, and talked about the weather, my
throat, and my indlaposition during tha earlier
about tho climate horo, and tho effect it had
upon tho thront. Then she asked ME about tho
disappointment Monday night and whylt wasn't
announced to the public sooner. I told her tho
lGAbuu Willy Iulu HIT truth.
TIE CRITIC IS SURPRISED.
Thon asked her why some ono in the Times
had attackcd my performance Of NHgnon, and
told hor that tho person who lind written 1t evil
dontly did not undortand the character; that
had studied 1t a groat deal !; that had read
"Wi!heltn Mefstor," and TINT after reading it I
studied tho music with tho composer, and from
it Ind gotten up my creation OF Aiqnon, accord
Ing to my ideas. Then this Indy said: t. wrote
tho criticism" replied: $50 much tho
worHo for you !; you hayo made groat mistake"
I said that the Times had not tre0ted me fairly,
md then told her that The TRIBUNE at least,
did mo strict Justice. Perhaps that is the reason
Why this article Was published IN tho Times.
4 GENERAL DENIAL.
did not alludo in the conversation to any
right Of critics to express thoir opinions what
ever they may be. had nothing TO say about
thoir going to Europe, or about Americans not
being musical. When the lady started to 70,
she asked me If she might publish what Ind
said about the weather, and itH ofroot upon sing
ers, said, "Certainly," for had no objec-
tion; hut she made no alluson to publishing
anything olae, aud I oortainly did not expect
anything else.
VERY GLAD, INDEED.
Yisitor-Aro you willing that should publish
your dBavowal OF what WINS said In tho Times.
Mad, Nilason-1 am not only willing, but
do not thinl; that tho general public my friends,
aud tloae who know me- will attacl, any import
ance to tho nrticle. And I want the critics Of
tho morning papers to understand that I entar-
tain no such opinions regarding ..thom as those
put in my mouth by the Times, and that I mover
indulgod in any euch Rlaugy language az Is there
attributed to me-.
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torday. It was a Texas stcor, ono Of whose
horns turned back nnd downward, penetrating
Ala neck botweon tho wlndpipe and the bono.
Tho horn had evidently received injuries whom
direction wllilo tho steer was 1unnIn9 Wild on
tho prairicn Of Texas. Tho point Of tho horn
protr'laed abons throo inollos from tho opposite
Bt!'n OF tho nook. Tho animal waa the property
aaid that l,o pnrclanod tho stecr from a Toxas
drovor In tho southern part Of tho State, about
three years ago, aud llal worked him in a toan
ovor since. Tho wofnd. made BY tito horn was
though during the heated soaBon, iu July and
August, It sometimeH bocomcH ir1itRtot].
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THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

TO The Editor ~ Tho Chtcago tribune:
gln; Having failed to elicit any public reply
from DR.. ". W. Eyerta to the charge Of rsspon-
aibi.y for what bellsyo to be falso charge
against tho Doarsi OF Trustees OF Tie University
OF Chicago, / have determined, upon duo con-
a(laratio1, to call tho attention Of the Board to
the matter Rs 1t at presout standB. Respect
fully, g. ". TaoNAs.
Ctt1oAoo, Jan, al, 1874.
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iHSi!am Nilsson Also Desires to Say
that She Said Nothing Of
the Kind.
Ito Hf'ort to SGT Manager and Prima
Donna by the Ears
Failure,
hr. strakesth Regards Nilsson as a Ytry Charming
Lady, and Madam Nilsson Thinks Stra.
kasth First.Class Manager. =
Difference Between Accurate and
inaccurate Statements.
THAT INTERVIEW.


The newspaper Is as truly medium for pub
1lo amusement aud odiucatiou by o,,r nightin-
gales and their manager, rs il the theatre.
information, food for agreeable discussion, aud
give us, witha an idca OF tho way In which nut
ters are conducted bohind tho curtain. Alto
gether,;, 1t pays the public to support Italian
opera, II only for the enjoyment TINT can be
equeezed out Of 1t ontsde OF tho house.
THAT WONDERFUL INTERVIEW.
Tho Times OF yesterday contained m inter-
view with Madame Nilsson upon the Hubleot Of
critics, and, while this is the first partly ygenuine
thing that has appeared in that papor
for long time. It is uuconsciouBly the
most amusing. The interviewer ia said
to bo a Indy, as tho practiced reader
might hnve suspected in tho opening limos OF
admiration devoted to h1r. Nilsson-Mad. Nils
sons husband, We should aay. The lady
interviewer's intention In visiting tho prima
donna Was to obtain-as sllo said she did, very
emphatically,- opinion Of the lady inter-
Vowed upon critics and criticism. There was m
additional stimulus Of curiosity about the inter-
view. The musical critic OF tho Times sought
relief for one night in order that he might the
more carefully express himself upon the operas
he had seen. Ho found a
WILLING SUBSTITUTE
IN the lady-odtor who has alroaly done good
service IN cases Of emergency before. Tho
opera he sra;H avoided We "ign0n the critic
editor; and hence the interviewer to whom
Mad. Nilsson Expressed her alleged contompt
Tor the critic YVES mono other than tue critic lor
;aelf.
TnrB WAS ARD.
She expected to hear tho prima donna pick to
pieces the other erittques. and praise the
i1oftler Que on "A1ignou," aud lo| this ono
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MR.. sTRAKosCH's STATEMENT,
There are ono or two

THRILLING CORRECTIONS
rot the lady interviewors statement due to the
management Too much candor must not be OK
;peeted in one Times article. Mad. Nilsson is
made to complain Of her treatment by Mr.
,6trakosch, in tho omission OF the chapei-Bcone
in 81 Faust" Mr.. Strakosch, who was interviewed
by reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE, explains this
:Nanned, to whom: tho role Of Mephisto was
assigned, could not Ring and Del Puente was
,called upon to take his placo. This ho did out
tof pure personal regard for tho manager, but
without knowing lis part at all. This alone
would have been aul1lciont reason for emitting
the sceno.
TIE AMERICAN PITCH.
But there was another. An organ, as cvory-
body knows, III needed for tho proper effect, as
we'll as by tho score Of tho opera. There was m
organ In tho orchestra. but it waH set in tho
American "pitch, which ia half q tone higher
than the instruments Of the orchestra arc set.
Here is difference OF half q TONGA serious
thing indeed when auch sharp critics As the Indy
interviewer arc around difference
which might bo detected aud lead to
terrible slashing from hor musical pen.
The reader will exprosa wonder why the gap
q two ways., The mountain could come to
mahomet BY changing tho pitch Of tho organ to
tst tnee OF tAe other Instruments, but that would
take TAX some weeks TO do, and hence would not suit
tue occasion. hlhh0met might be Induced to go
70 ne mountain " pitching tho French instrn,,
sTaents TO suit tile American organ Which could
nave beeh accomplished in q few minutes. But
Mnat Moulo P99t Ma',gaerate nave dohe sbe 1s
70 aeGusIoAe9 70 Tue french Hltch thst 1t would
. nsf so ing sG ae aa
losSmotivs ;,Il. ] ,.,s}1;,11 experiments;
haen # tx aI aa sagto wo'.u III. na'e
, 1874-01-21

Yesterday afternoon Mad. Nilsson sent
noto to TuE TRIBUNE office, requesting one Of
its attaches, with whom sho is acquainted, to
call upon her, since sho desired to talk with him
upon matter Of some interest. Naturally he
wont, and 80 soon s8 he entered the room tho
prima donna opened the conversation as fol-
, 1874-01-21


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their estates.
FELIX MORGAN,
LeonArdtown, Nd.
June 10, ls1s-H.
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Land Wanted.

I AN.utho-ixcd BY rrsronsiblspsrsie boy
1000 ACRES or WOODLAND
(Finc or Oak in 81. Mary's county. withiutwo
miles of ns,igahls water. for which Q liberal
PIice will he given. Cash. Address.
Jo. y. MORGAN, ATTY,
Leonardtoxn. Nd.
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LGo srALpiNG. ruILlP 7. COMBS.
Z. LEO SPAtOiNG T. Co..
Gen'ral Commission Merchants
Tel:s LIGHT STREET WHARF,
BALrrHoaH.

Having removed 60 the shove desirable To-
Gallon. 5eing almost immediately opposite the
Mharvcs Of the Pstuxeat and Potomac River
and near the Eastern Shore and York River
Steamboats,, we are prepared to give special
Attention {" the salient Tobacco Grain. vege-
sahtcs, Dried Fruits, Poultry, Eggs Butter,
and other Country Products.
Nov ~, ls.S-U.