New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
BOSTON,.
sPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER-
SONAI.


HRor THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rHiBUfH-
BosroN, July 17-Boston is to have new
basso. Mr. Charles T. Tinney. OF st. Paurs. Loudon'
has been engaged under long contract by the New
England Conservatory, AMI will enter upon MS ""'e'
early In the autumn He from professors posi-
tion In the Gudna School OF London. and was pupl
under Manuel Garcia at the Royal Academy.
The First Corps OF ldsts. VI V. NJ Lleutenant-CoI-
onel Eimunds conminiing. went into camp at hing
ham Monday for the week required by the state
Militia regulations Governor Robinson spent Tburs-
day night H. camp and we'd the corps yesterday
Contrary to their poor lnrk, they have had cool
aud sunny weather excepting Thursday.
the annual meeting OF the stock khodeFz OF tho Pacnc
Mills held this WEEK tue following o,ncs.' ~ vi
chosen directors Abbott Lawrence. Augustus Lower.
J. Huntington WocOtt, T. jefferson Coolidge Arthur J.
Lyman. ". X. KoDespn, Anory A. Lawrence +. fran-
Parker. Henry 5aOnstal. trrssur-r Inc sa'es
0f sac year amounted 10 9o,1J0.se' yarus AN. .n'
profits 70 S163.s}g dIvdend paid OF 10 per cent
The funeral OF the ate Charles Marsh. OF the nrln OF
Jordan Marsh took place at ih- ArlhR ou D., D.
Brooke Herori. the pastor the Rev. Jamrs Freeman
Clarke Oticlatrd private service was hed at Conhs
set. Mr.. Marsh's summer home. PREVIOUSLY. The pal
bearers were A. p Potter k Montgomery Field George
T. Blllari. Ots l. Weld. John NJ Graham. ana b. r
oiryeus Among the large number present wrr" the
Hon Peter Butler f. o. Prince. NJ r. Kruhard, Geors-
Whcatand, David N~vhs Urn Croker ana hosts of
taken to Mt Auburn Mr.. Marsh left brtweeu two and
millions. lie carried lie insursnce OF SlooVvV
lie e,vrs rluO.OO0 IN trust 10 eaeb o MS nree en
dr H. 500. 900 Mrs MARSH. aud the balance
10 Mr.. hArsn IN trust All the iealing drJ -soou1
houses we're closed from II l. during the iunera
services.
Boston would be Boston without now musical
scnr- TOR -very season. or late the difficulty ht- Dren
/ 90 ind a Granny IN the general system INTO "hich 70
thrust element. symphonies aud ordorO- elres
lnslrgas choruses anJ cantatas STRING GiArte.e,
piano all PROVIDED tor % tue Iui.
-unr-ance OF pa he, aDl the last CLASSICAL ng lour
h- quartet--fOund pr tty poor picking. but
su-hoIy tnat the srptettes Octeties tl
other a ge lcc-S OF chamber music nave not had ~r
show and ald AMI ahe mas snccrrur" III
orgsiiz hg Boston Chamber Music S"cirty Whrre-
or me Hon Oliver Amrs president. and the kev II
Joseph T. Dnryea president, with Bernard Llstr-
mann. Carlyle Petersiles and Carl Faelten AZ music
| -,
Tue theatres are nearly Of the running; the Mu-
scum keen. on well with Loves VOW. Thlch does
great credit the house IN all resp~cts Lr C"rlnns
mas dra good audiences The Oakland taruru anu
ou.nty abov- the avrragr or surh gathrr-
ings ru-r- was a rariy IN the wNcK ma the
ION Theatre cat down tO the street level ne
fore ne rxt season rhis been cOntradictrd anh the
f,rt- are now Miles AMI Barton nave hro"n
[ up thrir lrs.e mat tne Hasungse- nave ais" giVeh
up tnrirs and r-y-rts To the Charles fFan
ei. Adam. estate the managers OF whcn Will prorre I'd
convert II INTO business promises. tue upper stories
urnbably beng added to the dornitOry space OF inc
Adams House