New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

LYDIA HAN efSack b"0' hDO'A'
NJ DIVIDE Musin the excellent vis,lnist who has con-
tbuted much to the pleasure OF the musical season now
closing has pr ected farewell concert to be given Oh
April 90 three days before his departure for England
At this concert which will take place in Steinway Han
he will have the help of Nine. Helen Hopeklrk, hiie
Zelie de nssan the Arion Suciety Sgnor AgrdinOhtc
and OF sixty musicians under the direction
of Mr. Van der Stucken
The last Of Mr. Thomass concerts for young people
took place at steinway Hail saturday afternoon The
orchestra played Haydn symphony, the overture to
NicoIai's opera "The Merry Wives Of Windsor" and
Bizct's pretty suite " L. Arlesenue.' Miss Margules
played three short pano-forts solos and Mr. Heinrich
sang schubert songs to his own accompaniment on
the piaROfore and schumanns "Die ide Grenadiere,
with the orchestra The music was delightful and was
received most enthusiastically by an audience that con
tanned Large percentage Of the youth for whose musical
education the series projected. Mr.. Heinrich was
obe to supplement both his performances and the ex
Quste Overiu 9 Of Ncolai's was redemsnded
The list of French operettas in which Nine. Theo Will
appear the star Theatre week far as has been
arranged, is follows: Monday, "Girohe-Girofa
Tuesday, La Petite Msriee y; Wednesday, lie Grand
Caslmir'; Thursday, Boccaccio
Miss Adele Margulies's annual concert win take place
ut stenway Hall Tuesday evening. The help VIII
come from Nme. FursohMadi and Mr.. Frederick Berg
ner.
"Die Fledermaus" will give way to Polly" at the
Casino the end of this week
The proceeds Of Herr schotts first song recital at
stenway Hall tomorrow afternoon viii be devoted 10
the /" Barthodi Pedestal Fund"
Judge Gedneys operetta. " The Cuprit Fay"
Gently performed at Watertown. NJ Y, and received
with much favor
The German Liederhsnz gave it's third concert at its
club house, in East Fiftyeighthst., last night. The
solo performers Miss Emma Juch, Mr.. Jacob Graf,
Mr. Max Heinrich and Mr.. Friedrich Stems. Both the
mixed aud the male choruses of the society participated
under the direction OF Mr. Theodore Thomas The choir
Of womens voices sang two unaccompanied romances.
"Die Nome" and " Der Bfautlgam," by Brahms and
Josef suchrr's Ausalten Marehen .; Messrs. Graft
Heinrich and Stems with the male chorus and orchestra
performed Franz Wdners Heinrich der Fihkier,"
csntata.
The Scandinavian singing societies OF the city aud VI
entity united in giving concert in which there
fair percentage of Scandinavian music Tammany Hall
last night
Professor Cromwell shifting the Of his excellent
entertainments. appeared at the BUou Opera House
last evening, beginning series OF his ilumi-
mated exhibitions OF the scenery OF foreign lands
Alps" Professor Cromwell is Of the most useful
and agreeable Of teachers.
Messrs Harrigan and Hart in the Fourteenth Street
Theatre, will revive Inc play OF "COrdea's Aspirations,
tonight
MI W. A Mestayer and his associates presenting We.
Us Co." will occupy the Fifth Avenue Theatre this
week, playing "a return engagement.
The most important dramatic feature OF this week,
and one of the most interesting dramatic events OF the
season. will be the OF Clara Morris. which is
TO be made at Days Theatre, tomorrow evening,
in Mr. Days ad iptation OF the French play Of
"Denise" by Dumas
comical event Of this week and one that will
interest the lovers OF mirth is the presentation of
"Twins at the Standard Theatre assigned for tonight
with Mr. John A. Mackay and a carefully selected cast
Lawrence Barrett appears at Memphis, TO- night, for
one week
The dramatic obituary includes the name OF Mr. Will
lam Cowe. of the founders OF the English Theatrical
Fund. lie was in his eighty -sevenlh year