, 1875-07-11
MUSICAL MISCELLANY.

SINGERS FINANCES.
The New York correspondent Of tho Boston
Saturday Erening Gazette says:
Nine, P4repa-Rosa is eaid TO have died worth Soma
SIS, 900. She Nus very thrifty woman and loo1eo
well after tho pennies Nine Nilsson -hozeand aas
to have $780, Oj invested in stocks and real estate
She also careful with her money or rather nean
Kelioxs iss IN worth pro5aSi s:oooso we ava-ts
would be worth more II sue we're not 20 Renetous.
gai but liberal with tho money after she gets it.
ddclna Patti e1travagant and arxrcious too. She
makes great deal Of money, and spends great aeai
as well. But she has saved fortune. nlle. Aoant
is jus: beginning maks money; 80 she has not
saved any 10 far. Mr. Gye, however. will nee that
S Sss mot S sa
first to this country she vas utterly pennees,
De- MnrsEs. also, Is improvdent 70 to sure she does
not make anything like what the others DO, and sho
has tho.e to take care Of who know how 70 spena. a.
Adelaide Phillips is pour. through her cenefoctsy to
her relatires. nm told. Miss Annie Louise Cary
would save il she could only got \ little shead But
people Know hat and take advantage Of Il She has
small bank account believe but she did not make
much out Of lat season. and haa 70 a,aw upon pr ~ u
the fnproEiden, or, rather, unfortunate generation
She has aade fortunes but only to lose them, and Is
80 much The survivors Of paat generations are.
rule, very poor. Carl Formes, Mario. Tamlerlf.
neither h4ye anything left not even their Voices "
the preeent generation. Wachtel is well off so ara
nini saved SO did Carpi capoul didn't neither did
,aurel nor Brigno aud the tenpra snd 6a1'sone OF
THE rn1s4E coScERT-sATz.
The New Yo1k Tribune OF Thursday last says
Of the Holy Trinity organ recitals:
The last Of this series Of concerts was given On
Wednesday afternoon BY Mr. 8. p Warren, whose
programme conprised fantasia and fngue In 6 M
1ofa1 mis- fIf
Central Park Gnrden); an nnhnished theme ana "a
riations, and y concert p3ece in G minor, both by
nost Interesting Of these was Thiele's Tnens and
Variations !" the completion OF which was prevented
by the composers sudden and unttme1y death by
p1ete as IT L. is Of the noblcst Of his works. and
had he been atle to write the huale would probably
hare been his masterpiece SO faE a. eass a. We ian
cues OF this piece md the Bach fugue, ~ Also in
deed, those Of the other two numbers On the pro
eerts. md which wc have heretofore spoken Of at
lengtn) place them entirely beyond tho reach OF most
orsantss, and this was one Of tnn causes which In
parted to the concert tta exceptional interest,"
It will be remembered by those who have at
tended the very remarkable series OF organ re-
citals given by Mr. Eddy in this city. that both
these works are in his repertoire, aud have been
given by him in superb style.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Rubinttein refused the urgent entreatles OF
&uo AuAuoA AA1AH8Ae eaeA.1~ ~ "~AA~ NA@~A F''J
them; it lB said because he ia 80 angry at the
criticisms be got that be Mill never play again In
1ns'ano'
Charles Barnard, for several years editor OF
the For Hunana, has withdrawn from that pa
per. He will take up his residence in New 1otk,
where position on the editorial stan OF ecrio-
ner's Monthly has been offered him.
M.a.na ch,iat;r. Ni1.son s,nc recentlv for
,ha hanet,t ~ the Weatrninster Schoo] for Nurses
in London, ana the proceeds are estimated at
about 500 She sang for the Same object last
year, when einilar amount was raised
49,. NJ. 1o., s,;,1;.o ~ c;rcin-
.: :; - ~a" ~ h,,v ~ orosn for the nronosad
natl. Is gong 70 oay an organ .os .aa p.opcaaa .
ee~ n nn mealc na onn u .o1. m s;t 20 Franc
sao,e9u to soo'eoo nn ~ t1.+ rnrnosa
Is sa'o 10 nave 'een onue1 <AAen toA |A~' '1 '~'
Our countrywonan, Emma abbott, went from