New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
r.Krye SIDES wIra FURscH-MADL
n.oxss cxsr.c,ss Mr.. HocK-ruropoRr THOMAS

A-rv,. r.,xvcssr Mr. HocK-ruropoRk THOMAS
STARTS ros NswroRk.
~ for1s, Dec tSpecioh. -fheooore 1hon"s''oA".o'
A. the Amersan Open Company. hastily lacked MS
-. ,s,. r,oro,r. and started for xew-York Rumor
-. A that his ,nrt'ns words TO the company were
~Mme Fur~ch -Madi win leave this company or !
viii Manager Locke SAYS Mr.. Thomas goes 70 Nc"
koy. ., csps,rt concert and that the trouble only
fastened his departure one Gay. Announcer sW'ehen'
4. a Mt he 10 meet Board OF Directors and state
MA case Mime Fursch Madi presented herself at
the stage door OF the Music Han last night. and was
told ny ASSISTANT stage Manager Parry that he bad
instructions 70 say that when her presence was De
sired she would be informed This reception increased
tho Indignation Of TIE prima donna. and she tele
graphea Mrs. Thurber i'll New-York describing
briefly her humiliation.
The company Is about equally divided on tho ISSUE
Cznddus. tho tenor. approves the acton OF Mn'e
Furscb Nladi ana says that stage Manager HOOK y
10 blame. he says: "Hock j. o good stage manager
hut loui and coarse I'm his manner aud language
] hal trouhe with him myself the same day We
were singing the finale Of the second act when
sFsoui' insults Valentine by refusing 10 wed her
rs have sung II ut Frankfort we draw our swords
and the Green waves apart, and bowng TO her
authority. sheath the swords. A drew my
sword Hook yelled loudly, put UP that sword.
told him ] not accustomed to oemg addressed
IN that manner: that we had the part that way
st Frankfort. He said he didn't care blank LOT
Frankfort ] an not certain whether be sWore, ou'
tres rank next TO those Of Paris. de said mat "
draw in the presence of the Queen was pahlshat'e
by death. / Locke about IL. and ne sain lha'
Hook hal supreme power on the stage. saw Nine
Fursch Aiadi pro ,estpg against the tnble and char
and saw her stumble and think her mlagnauon WIS
righteous" -. 4.
used 10 ncng IA Italian opera where the stage mana
ger gives vay to the pima doBnss wishes fr.
Hook and does not consult the persohai
tastes Of the artists thnk he made one concession
to Nine. Fursch Madi, aBd ruled against her h'er'
HOPING THAT THE TROUBLE WILL BE SETTLED
The account OF the trouble between Nine furscn-Maai
anc Herr Hook OF the American Opera Company pub
lshed Yesterday moruns csuset much comment n New
Yosk muses crcies Thoss who are favored with Herr
Hooks acquaintance expressed tle surprise that he
lad allowed his angry passions rise Hoek. estimaele
a he may stage director Is apt 1t times, IL 10
SAID, to express hmseh vita more warmth than the
occasion demands. and II T. probable that when NINE
Tgrseh M.di ana TheOdsrc Thomas arrive here the
trouble viii be quietly settled sad one OF inc
directors YESTERDAY:
bes whleh arabic om all orer-ts org
tons aud which the American company Is
unbapnily not free. Mr.. Heck. knew, Ia sometimes
naiscrret but In the ahsrBce OF fun kno weoSe o. tn~
actual details Of he 1t would unfaT 10 judge
side tue other. Mus turs VI MAIL " u ia
VI III by tue directors account OF the deep
interest has taken In the -ducsuonsi work an ner
far beyond tat deman cd of oy her eo'ee son
She u pari au would give way ON any minor
OF e she SATISFIED ~oul ne TOT Iho
Interest American opera The board meets 70 soffo
then Present. acton will be taB~n. Mrs. Thur
Der who went out Of town yesterday sfcfno"n VIII TEE
turn la tluIr to attend tue meeting ~ rloffow IL Is
wei known that she Is warm friend OF Aao. FuIseh-