New-York tribune., 1885-03-16

afro Gaspsrone stn holds It's own and MT MAnsneia
affords great amusement with some new business
which he has introduced In his work Atthe Fitn
Theatre tho Boston Ideal Company VIII .ht and
Saturday matinee Bohsnisn Tuesday E1s
Diavolo." Wednesday matinee Ine st p,nsfore5
Fatinitza," Thursday and SATURDAY nsn'
Friday The Musketeers"
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will sing In concert a'
Amsterdam, N. Y. this evening
Mr. Iasar has resigned OF Chris'
Church in Brooklyn and accepted the same postum "
st. Luke'a -,
Nine. Louise Pyk. who sang at the first concert VI s
Philharmonic Society this season, viii sing ~ "'
Archer's matinee next Monday.
Mr.. George Aiken has removed to Boston, out mas
been reengaged to conduct the weekly rehearsas vi w
Staten Island Vocal Society.
A. Casteneger will give concert at Chckcrng ban
tonight which he will be assisted by MISS Aaeo
gulies, Mlle Zele de Lussan, and others
The lost concert for this OF the io
Climb will take place in the concert hall OF the Metropon
tan Opera House tomorrow evening. The programme
is as follows:
J. uartet-fCr violins Viola and Celia manu;s s,o,,
Msss Frankie Bros, schwarn and Hartaessn g.n,en
q s'uaen''ni'o Mr. Ivan Morawsx ..--,..,
Enthusiastically for Piano and 9asiSnS sSn%aun
Messrs b. Boekeman aad E Bpeh%; Rno,n,tc,n
LONGING s. Matton
Mr. Ivan Morsnwss;, .c.uo.
o. Trlo-op. "a, for Piano. Violin Anu |Thsinberror
Me Zel,e de Inssan will give concert at ChicKerlng
Hall on March o. at which she will have the help OF
Mrs Anna Bulkley Hills. Mr.. g. B. Mills M; OviaS os
Musin. Mr.. George W. Morgan, MI ivan mofa"'A ~
others. .
lie Fioaro of Paris, publishes paragraph giving the
received per by the leading artists OF
the Grand Opera. The figures are as foiiows' Mne'
Krauss 900 franos Mile Isaac 5000 francs; M1c
Richard $500 francs Nue. H%dranS 400 francs
Tho approaching Of the birth OF Bach mas
caused two that to be put on the p
gramme of the Brooklyn Philharmonic societys next
concert which will take place Saturday evening OF
this week The programme Is as follows;
Concerto t for Piano, Flute and Tion with accom-
paniment for string orchestral i,..,;ii bach
Symphony No 6, Pastoral, Opus 6s beethoven Sls,,
q. Romance .stensae MSedssssoSn Bennss5
Mr. Richard Hoffman.
vorspiel, Die Mestersinger. wagner
The World. Of London, says: The following Ia an
erpose Of Gilbert and suvans opera. 1t story
of Japan not modern pre- historic Japan. The plot
arises from the theory that Japan every ruler
Lord High Executioner and carried out his own
senepces As sentences must he carried ont In order OF
date it occurred the logical inhabitants OF the
woud be advisable to elect as Lord High Executoner
the criminal next IN order for execution arguing n ~
off his own they might follow their own devices without
OF the consequences BY this tns posi-
OF Lord High Executioner becomes practically
sinecure The attention of the Mikado, how
ever length attracted by the fact that no execn
tons take place this town. and he decrees that the
town shall be reduced TO the rank OF village unless an
execution takes place within month Upon TINS the
leading Inhabitants insist the Lord uigh Executoner
beheading himself unless he can find substitute VINO
willing take his place The rest OF the story deals
with the difficulties that arise from the arbitrary
conditions imposed the Lord High EXocutioner by the
substitute the condition OF his consenting TO DC o
headed" This is all very clever, and Mr. Gberts VIII
will doubtless make II amusing but IL lacks tho things
which made " Pinafore." " Pirates and q" Patience
he WOuld be rash who Would pftulcl
greater failure this than was the fate, tho nnde
served fate, OF Princess Ida"