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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-19
Condensed news Of the Neighborine
Territory.

NoOu.lnr-- ia,lurr na- occurred III the
luNu.d NlnaIu, III the past three years.
Ihr lrp.rm -rh,.I AT Flagstaff will H. !
competed aud OPENED l., January /. l,.si |
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bucArN uNriL the M"s"- "l TIA" An
1uud G-pull,I-, has returned I" Arizona
trrm li- up {" New l"iA and London
NIuiurN ,HIu-- l.uN has purchased
the iIhruN Mi located permanently al
/ ! ,Ig-iaIi, "hrir h" l. building ny bus-
/ Iur--.
IhrIr. atr 1r"n Indians ~ III" Tern
/ i"lH. all "n terms ct par" Not angie
/ Nlut" h,. lrrn Ali,"d during The !rat 10y
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l. H. Nrnh, formerly CONNECTED Win
/ ih' Its tlur"' udI"l-, l. h"" editor ahd
manage 90, ,hr Nuiphul Valley News, al
No total value Of knlnna'- cuntfihu
,Irr tn lr. wutld ui gold. silver and cop.
,u du'lus tia past twelve wears VA
til5,rE'Il'.
IN. Total r,tltaI eli banks and loan IA.
.,,,,ii,u. ior the TERRITORY Is q, t.5. go.
lhrrr VA. but two m,rcan,ilri failures
mrlus the. wear.
,l,,., lam, ,l,.v,. taLru I, prrscn,t
r..r, IA .l,tl d, f,,N J,. since. wa. nd.
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ear ""- f-'"'>''"-' "'ihs All 'l'''a7'
"'"I last I'ai "l I"a'l! hh'i II h'''i'"h'
Arizona, financial condition Is m">
satisfactory. Recent negotiations iuI
her outstanding floating Indebtedness
have h,rn contracted for a, 81 per crn'
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! III, l. successfully treating ore ~ l"" a
. pot cent IN COPPER. This shows wha
= .,,,.,..I ,,,,,,,n,ry viii A., far IN. min
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IIlE INDUSTRY pI lllt country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-19
Iup' a0oH "AE

Fiji llartwril, In her last syndicate ar
tirlr, saw: II don't recommend any sI"''
rlnI brand II tea Tor afternoon 4 o'clcks,
de-. hnwryrr, know all ablut the best
lea To- lakr at night. Parks Tea will Ger
iaink clear your complexion and purify
yuut hlmL.. lou will l@ surprised nj The
improvement II you take u cup ~ Parks
len each night" Sid by Dr. Tm=. w.
Burgess X son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-19

statistics recently furnished by the
,rras,r, department -how that whereas
the sheep owned In Colorado IN lsiS were
valued at ta, rs ,-'rj, aud In 1894 At t2.Hsi.-
2.lS. the total for 1895 had dwindled 10
Al .esi ,Oos. or u shrinkage Of about 70 per
cent In two years. A. rs~ilt OF the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-19

Capt. CundiGi and his pair oi short l"g
were seen moving eIcit.lly about at ala
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-19

GOA urlnl, - ilr santa Re- knute vii
Inuu.uI l', urN iui -tUrtiN United nrst-
r.t-. -rrIr IT, ~uuthrru alliufnla.
lu. California Limited Viii leave INT
rlgaal rp ~. dun, reaching l|'- An
g.,.- IA luiurJtN, iud ~au Francisco ia
Ilrrr AMI um.h,li dfN,, a saving Of half
a ua,. lame lInm lhl- station CORES
puuurN piur.d,
luI,i,rm vail cuu,l-, ~ superb new
N,ruuuwl i'ullmiu palace and rounpart-
ul.., -,.,,s|-, ,utI ga aud dining ear,
l..Ht-u o. lp- Nug','N Without change.
I'.,- Nlii w' the fastest AMI most luxur-
...... -INIn' va iuN line 10 California.
Nu.lN,I tam unn viii carry through
.p,ur, -.,p.i ant tourist sleeper IA san
.luyl-., hud tourist -lrcpeT Ia Las An
s,r.-. is Al pIr,"ui
iu Wu particulars inquire of W. II.
Nl'-.U, hs' uI
EN. T. II N,hlnan. NJ the Cungrega
,..u church. /, Al Nhilr OAks Ia the
,rrl,umaurr ii ministerial duties lie
,-rNIrcl,L at the highland, his headquar-
ter. saturday night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-19
4 BIND FRAUD
II, DLnno, see. eut he Knows DlShou-
est Ifi,k ur Two.

I. ru,I.tNu with a rlcry, iuan ~
f...'N yesterday INA lIIiLLN frpurtrr
.,,Iu.u -um.,Mug ul tie duing~ 1t
|ub uurrlnI. whu dpp"ar- Ia be- work
II., 900 ,',r r,mpLtlN 81 the church ISsDplr
. tun territory With substantial effect.
lII- --latest effort, WrIr at "a church IN the
Highlands 90 DM- yuN. SUNDAY morning
h.,. when hr ran up against the clergy
u,lI Wr' lti pie, i"rI-l, hrlpTSi him out
.u lnu,u.. and uu~illinglH rNI-~-d his
Ut.I iNu weeks brlur hr net the
clergyman 90 b"mlns. aud appealed ~
um 'HI Z iuiu. -iNlug hr Wa uIl his WAY
hrur Irum ~ lA-u 10 llcnN. Arizona,
tul g. -,-,u a. he reached there hr would
i,wIl liu, mru,N NJ, offered Ia pledge n
.tuy tul -itcuui, AMI these apITaf Ia h'
Poo. -lu,k ,u tad" 81 every occasion, III"
kIuI hnllrt man II ,,pi headed "a sub.
arililluu TIT with a liar. and IN "a very
i,N muul,- raised eight dollars, which
be- turned over iu Ia" blind man. lie
lhru pdll Ipr a meal for him, aud sent
hu nu lu~ ~iN rrl"i'lnR lmaRin" the
rl,Ig man, ruIIl," when the Same
-lghtn-r Individual pat III all aplTal Tor
4 hAu during Seizures ~ the Highlands,
SUNDAY moaning. iil- story this time
va, that H. Wa on his way from spring
nrld. Me-, tu Julu his ~"u III III Pa~'
When confronted hN the minister, hr
Nt- forced {" acknowledge his crUIk~i-
ur.-. IT, ill not f"uIaln L. hear much
- lh. -rINIrr. Ia" unfortunate man l.
about =" war; al ag", aud III" balls NJ
both rN"- AZ removed
,uuIllr character, I"rlhI~ the ZANE
,u'. VISITED kIugmdu. Arizona, recently,
AMI the Miner ~aI>. Jack johnson raiSesi
- TT hu. Landlord stevens changed
irlr NmrIrhu dimes tor MrAiran pieces
~ t'r darn. AMI a number ui the bays
bought gI-- JrN"lIN from him worth ~
cent, l"r i"Iru at " par heal. lie waS
Il I,~,f man, hul hr wa~ "A fraud, and ear
u.I ihfrr IrrArlir~k-. lhl~ WA n case
N..fr the hlIud lrd the hlInd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-19
III, II,.,-mi l,,II,rNiInn

lave, q, lrirgraphIc -p",si eats t1 last,
u.,ti.- IT, hate, does not ria' brtlmrs,
.mukr- and ala, that w. should have L.
20. 70 curN- tuu much tobacco. Ia"
consequences az, ~ ~I"I'~la, "A general All
-,u,r of that robust AMI many Nignr
NIIvt characterized ullr ancestors, AMI a
mlmr.., pluurur-- 10 early decay. Reg-
ultI huuIr. u due allu"dnc" II time fur
meal. lhr dl-u-' II rNcr--iNc smoking,
ami ailrgr,hrr ut rhrwlug tobacco, ~
connection With a ruItS' 1t li'-lrtlrrS
stomach Mtl,r-, Will ~ nine Eases out
uI ,,li ,lllrr Consequences ut the abuses
% tnn AN, al health Indicated abnNe. A
nLul u Stamina, Dyspepsia, u"fNnu-nr--
tIl hlIuurIIr-- irr among th"s" couse-
,ururr.. and thN are hudilN Ills a. the
Irurhl II which the i,Ittrr- l. specially
a.,all,I \ut T. ilr hlltrf- lees tittei Ia
h,lrour and prevent i"N"f and agu".
AluN aLi hIadirI troubles and Thru-
matte alurut-. II l. ALA a the appt-
l.t.I luI promoter ui r"nN alr-crncr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-19

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New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

and the Muhlemann Trio. For the concer, er,.ocIol to
day from .:so TO II p NJ: M 'here hdo ranan Young
TSsre is strong bill for tomorrow at pT9Gfef
IN Sisters Andersen from the Winter Garden 1s, Th
In make hs o4 aPpfahladaSf app hrds Continue
bate Scenes at the loo Redding "a Sn1 Wss bay
pr presSa many odd Instruments G W ened m mdGs nads
The birds Of the air and beasts Of me heu az enter
aT'i and German IN My New Teacher jessie s,airrase
bmrv ser o-comic the RONALD Brothers ~ aonqs
baSncers and acrobats the King Sisters IN Rertha
Snd dances sidney Worth J3nn g. leofSd today offers
n Programme from 2:So to II p. m. Without ''''
1sSeo re- smokng-room Of the Eden Muse Is now viii H
tho hands of the decorators In rev Gay m ,he nth
be cGmPefb % be- ama dntyc T Sf Geren club 3 Sg Sr
theatre sinokIng-room In tne cugb witch can be
an me Concert hail below The afternoon 90 Of am n
evening concerts OF the coming g, M' h smch OH IA
Writes as the intermezzo from "Cavs.iera ngss
cana" "oberon Poet 1Od and rensen cSsston is conn
naiiv renovated ana new figures VIII be placen u"
npther adornnents are being added TO The e
ready ornate Biou Theatre and the % nor o
he adie; par'0r m Tadn Ie vet ei"E more attraciive
Miss Ada Rehans starring tour has peen hiaso
I Ia month In that city she did an enormous bus- @
nssg IN spite of some stronS counter a. on ge
ment IN Baltimore at Fords Theatre The auiience
was ona Of the most distinguished eyer Sc" n " ne
,rbe niav was THE Railroad OF Love IN ne IT,
course OF the week Miss Rehan also appeaired =. IA
"As Won Like It." "The School for Scandla.i;;, a
Midsummer Nights Dream. "Twelfth Nlsht' anu
THE tanning OF the shrew' .,.o, cha ,-,er,cor
stuart Robson who has acqnir@d the rsn fnr
long time at the Vaudeville Theatre IN pars, n,neg %,'
nro,luca T. g Burnanl's adaptation or the conneoy.
7, je 70 be played by Charles Hawtry in few weeks
a. the Avenue Theatre London. Mr tonson VII VII
make the fret American production or the piece
before the holidays q; New-York theare. 49,.
To-night at the Academy OF Music Mr; LOTION
gives hs second lecture. THE Wide " 0rld Oyerri
which gives him much greater scope for shoWlut ny
collection Of coored than the former lectute;
National nthens songs and choruses VIII ne gwen
Ia, bis choir as the various scenes are nisplayeI.
Wr Morrow provides extra attractions IN the NahS
forrnatlon and illuminated scenes . IT,, l., .,
r A. Rarnet's latest burlesgue. EXCELSIOR. Jr., .
will be produced on elaborate scale on November
u by Rice's Olympia Bure'qus COMPANY IL oscar TAT
UammcrsteIn's Olympia H. ready 10 open thsn / ne
ras. inc,udcs Mis- Fay Templeton. Miss Theresa
Vanphn Miss Irene I'erry-Wo ober, CHARLES Bgeiow'
Arthur Dunn. Richard Carrie and walter Jones.
The third acaso 81 the Empire Theatre Dramatic
school opens tomorrow morning, ana AT the i,lVl-
tafion Of Nat c Goodwin the new class. number
Ing thirty students. viii attend ne periortnt.ce ] 0
Of "Davld Garrick' at The Fifth Avenue lheatre
In the evening.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
cool WEA TIER AT WPORT

Newport r. l.. oct u (SpeciaD.-The weather
has been cool this week. and many cottagers took
their departure UNEXPECTEDLY. The Casino Will be
kept open until November !.
Among the cottagers entertaining this week were
Mrs Gouverneur Kortright. Mrs. j. Watts Kearney
Mrs James Stillman, Mrs. John j. Mason, Mrs
Joseph II Stone. Mrs. G. II. Warren. Jr. Mrs G.
~ Beach and Mrs. s. T. Zabriskie.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorillard Spencer. who have been
abroad some time. will and occupy Their
new villa Harrsonave
cottage site has been purchased on OceaA-aVe
by j. Pierpont Morgan OF New York. ana 1t Is
said that ne Will build fine villa upon the Slte
one of the finest IN the place. go, -, .
The Goelets and Cornelius vanderbilt VIII remain
at their Newport villas for several weeks.
Perry Belmont and Oliver II. +. Belmont returned
here from New-York Thursday. ~ ,,,
Marble House, Mrs. ". Il |anderphts Ni'a' Was
closed for the season thls week .,,-
Mr. and Mrs f. w Vanderbilt have gone TO their
country house the Hudson
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
TIE PRINT-CLOTH MARKET

Fall River Mass. oct. IL (SpeciaD. There was a
fair amount OF trading In the market during the
week the sales amounting 10 $4,000 pieces The un-
certainty in the price OF cotton caused many treas
,irers 10 hold OFF and the demand at three and one
0unrter cents not freely supplied Buyers are
The supply OF cheap cotton Is running out rapidly
now, and sellers are disposed 10 hold Tor higher
buyers favor for on the present margin OF prices
little profit IS insured the mills. The weekly
Statement: Production 22O 900 pieces; deliveries
2s.OO0 pieces: stock on hand, S'0c pieces pieces .9 9dds
$500 pieces sales. $1,000 pieces odds, l50On pieces
Cix6i's 1900 pieces; spots S5,o9g pieces; Iutufes
ic0.D0 pieces: November. llsooo pieces; DecembeT
81 800 pieces January q 900 pieces FEBRUARY. iiVO
pieces March. 1900 pieces; April 1909 pieces; May
5000 pieces: June 2.GDJ pieces. The market is nrn
and the price is three and one-Quarter Genus ior
CzxSiR.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
COrRr CALENDARS FOR MONDA T.

sr-e,os court-General Term-Before Van Brunt. p j.:
ro.e;t and Parker JJ-Nos 10 liS s. s. 30 'o' ~
Supreme Cour-chambers- Peach Jac0nr
0s2p nprsrad al i0o eTraTt sfqre @ I Russe
and fse, Sos o; 80 ad S3' s6ag o7 aa 1913 $50 7
f5S Si5S 2% i 49, 49, iSzs Gsa5 -pe,,ro Beck
Supreme Special Term-Part II-Adjourned until
" cTca courtII'ar I-Before Andrews J-causes to be
circuit cs :vTs%ssi Dnsisss1 5c'p''' to
ss2i ;tS l9Ss4 5S St as 2s3o & S c s" uSnshcS g ed
Circuit Cour,-rart Iv-Adjourned until Monday o''o-
Ds%Srsf s%ssTSF s!SDs9 s4a Ea% and 'S @
suPsro; ,Eaaii% Term-Befors pus'o Nos
'qs sap.Tor S es s a Telmpar before
JNGs s s9 'gt % efors Freedman
Kos Ell az. 302. ll5s 77'. Sol, '4s' 's' 1857
couE77a rso "a Tstm-rar ear -b''0's M'Ad'"
10 @ coarchamters- Before fitzgerald
opens at 1880 m Estate Of Mary Ms.zer
Ms Hafre i'F pH4aads Ma5ds sloane
Ct io:ao a. M Andrew MePhNiips' Meh4e' Hunt a.
TsrRgtsgs 4 re AF%Sd mol xd iG;s
viz Wfi Of vi; BeDjaIn + constable 1870 m; No 1883
VIZ co1agH Sl a'F,$ss cieseoA Nos
comSa G pi:aslqdy pl IL Ttrm-netore Pryor JNss
iet q ii5 ~ u a. - ~ m lis - y. ~: IT,
~, vc, o PIea.-TrisI Terni-Par, before Isly C. L.
~ 1cps l3s3 1872 100. 1899, 1873, 1906 33. !Ups
90 IA area lOs2 1888 $40 lOls. lClp. s2 lDa 10.
Si7o i37l isO 1912. ,842. l55l l642, lsos lo'" az
enmon pieas-Trai TernPar, II-Before Books aver
7 Couses 10 be sent from Part for tfiai 'Ieai
'rm"r Plea.-Tral Tern-Part III Adjourned Tor the
r.. p.,or. c,nlon I Notions
,T,y Cour,-Tral Term-rart ]. Before ti,zsim9ns j.
So' iGs st t'i icS S ls lss 49, 10 III i7s l7s IA 7'
,2S III IFS i7s $50. 1sOiz. ISL lh2 cl.ar.
CIV Court-Trfa Term-Part IL Eefore Mc'hIthy. ia
w." ,724 n, 80 81 IS 30. 40 Al a. ~. ~ -. 10.
A. 10 30 ST. b2 80 "a IS. 90 81 o. %" Il" "i H. "'
u Clear ~. ~, .,,o,,r,o, ,o- H..
Cy court-rria Term--Part IvBeioTe Ne~euTger
S2s7 2iSs 28o2 237s 222o $3.50 25i0 .asI ISL l,,i
1906 IsG; 2Gs 22si 22s2 22s3. 23i. @5. %'26. .i'2
246s 2506 o2io. Clear
REFEREE APPOINTED.
N Supreme Court
BY Beach, J.
Reeler IS coogan-- Richard L. Sweezy.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Common Pleas.
BY Gegerch J.
Hugo Munxer vs. Max Mny-Daniel Hhnly
superior Court.
Ry GildeTsleeve. J.
IDA Marie Lemslrs w. Eiisse v. Leu'are-Niehols'
9iddle,
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
lloyd PHOENIX has WOMAN ARRESTED
SHE IS CHARGED WITH SENDING THREATENING
LETTERS AND ANNOYING HIM AT
IIS HOUSE

LETTERS AND ANNOYING HIM AT
Ius HOUSE
rlovs Phoenix OF No q East Twentythird-st., a
,oannber OF severa. prominent cubs and also con-
s,cuous IN Yachting circles. through his ownership
-, tho vacht Intrepid was complainant In jefferson
Market Court Yesterday against Maud Joslin, a
bandeon,eIv dressed woman, who refused 10 give
her age address or occupation. whom ne charSed
with disoriery conduct. The woman was arrested
on Friday night by Detectives Valley and OCon-
nell OF the Central Office, on warrant they hao
secured from Magistrate Crane, In Jefferson Market
Court Al the time Of the arrest The woman was
speaking 10 Mr.. Phoenix in front OF MS house ,,
'Wher the prisoner brought TO court every
effort was made BY the detectives and lawyer VINO
appeared for Mr.. Phoenix TO keep the matter qWe,
The was taken INTO tne rear n%ci,
and hvstericay declared that her arrest was an out
rage Valley endeavored TO quiet her by te'nng hef
that the noise she was making wcu.a cauIe sie@ i
and declared Il am not afraid OF him or any other
man" She then sank down on cnaI ana crleu
THAT man is responsible for my Delhg mere
never was in such place in my life, ana ne Is the
Meanwhile. Mr. Phoenix sat outside in his iaw-
was conducted TO Magistrate Wentworths + private
room and there the papers In the case were ufawh
up. In them. Mr. Phoenix charged tne woman, W.,
dsordery conduct In having sent MN thfeateinnP
letters on October T. and on other dates specl'ed
and in coming his house and disturbing IN. peace
and comfort ~ his home. He also CHARGED that On
May l5 the woman pushed past a servant at ne
door and rushed through his house until she feached
his private apartments wneTc she mace Sg,e hu,
promised that she would offend no more sne was
discharged by The magistrate. and MT. PhoenX nuf-
tives took the woman from the court Dy the ren5 ear
door and ACCOMPANIED her 10 Green enwich-ave ana
Tenth-st where all three entered CAP ana were ere
what led the trouble.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

, ;. .c,.1,ra. md Tristan und Isolde" In Ger
nar Tb. novelties in the list from when 'ns
repertory will be chosen are La NhVahasr'
Masseret. and la vivandIere." by Godard' bo''o'
"Neastofele' IS also he'd out as posspiiity'
The fifth solo v!onist who was menuoheo us -
Tribune some time ago as a possible co"'iIuu' .
10 the United states is coming. lie u i'.'
Nachez a Hungarian. He VIII be mem"ei VI Vs..
cancer, company which Nine Antoinette Sterhns
iii h,,ng, the other members being Nile Janotha'
nanist and Orlando Harley. tenor. Marcus ~
vave- and J. r. Leerburger will manage Nine
Sterling's American tour.
The latest OF w s. Gilbert's musical comenies'
.rIis ExceIlency" will be produced at the broadway
rho,tre ,o-morrow evening by one OF George Ed
wardes's English companies. The music OF the
operetta is by DR.. Osmond Carr, VINO VIII De OH nov"
70 witness the first American performance OF 'I''
work Elsinore tho scene OF Hamlets meianchoS
musings Is the place where Mr. Gloerts come'y
nIavs An exhaustive account Of the work appeared
in this Journal Immediately after It's irst ppducto"
IN English All its incidents out OF the predi-
lection OF the Governor OF Elsinore for practicai
Jokes He makes his soldiers go through the'r e''
Iut,ons in dance steps from 10 TIL 3 commissions
sculptor 10 carve statue OF the Regent ana raseS
him into the peerage. appoints a poor young doctor
nc Roval Physician and does many other Things
inst for the fun of having everything undone by tho
Regent The latter comes in disguise and Is hired
to assist the Governor in his merriment, whlch j"
this case goes far to include the degradation
OF the Governor himself, as II In obedience 70 tnS
popular clamor raised by the victims OF his pranKs
The Regent does everything that he Is requested 70
do except to order the Governor to be shot ana the
denouement comes when the discovery Is made that
m. strolling player whom the Governor had hiren
TO mpersonate the Regent IL that high ofhciai IN
very fact and that all his acts are reality insteao
of mockery The Will be az follows;
The Primo. Regent. disguised Mis- Eglsson
George Grienfeld Governor of Elsinore Arms James
Frling a sculptor. fnnp
Dr Tortenssen, a young physician. a fan'r
Mats Munck syndc Of Elsinore .John ~ nhy
Corporal Harold Of u. Kings Hussars r" snow
A Sentry
officer
Second O'cer.
Christina ballad Miss Nancy McIhtCsh
,rhoro = {; ;riren feId.s ....... Eaine Terrss
Mama Daughters Mss Gertrude Ayi"a''
pa'"" "''"" N' '' Miss Alica Barnett
parc, a ,,vandisrs ............. Miss Mabel Love
Minor notes Mr. Edmund Braham. who announces
himself as an "extemporaneOus pianist, VIII give
the first OF four recitals in Chickering Hall on o.
,oher % In the evening Master Maurice
Kaufman will give concert In Mende'ssohn nan
on October .. The subscription sale oi TX
cts 10 old subscribers the symphony Society con-
certs will begin Carnegie Hal tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

poitan Company at the outset of her career Miss
T,aubnann has been absent from NewYork for
five years the greater part Of which time she spent
IN. HAMBURG where she was a member of Pollnfs
companv at the Stadt Theatre. She has also sung
in Cologne Munich and Vienna. The accompanying
portrait shows her in the character of Sulamih in
The Queen OF Sheba."
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

The Wagnerian list OF operas at the Metropolitan
for the coming season consists OF "Tannhauser'
and "Lohengrin" In German and Italian. die Wal,
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

meeting will be held at the hall OF the Harlem
branch OF the Y. NJ. G. A. In West One-hundred-
and-twenty- -ffth-st, next Tuesday evening for the
purpose Of organizing a choral society in Harlem OF
which Samuel 4. BALDWIN Is t0 be the director. the
call for the meeting Is signed by Carl f. Dunt j.
II Mckinley. John D. Shaw. Albert J. Holden. Carl
V Lachmund. Mallinson Randall and Mrs. Baldwin
and the following citizens OF Harlem have joined In
an appeal for the support OF the projected society,
ma mely: William Justin Harsha. pastor Second COL
legiate Reformed Church William c. Biting. pas
tor Mount Morris Baptist Church Joachim Elinen-
dorf pastor First Collegiate Reformed Church:
Charles j. Young. pastor Church Of the Puritans:
Samuel H. Virgin. pastor Pilgrim Congregational
Church: Emory J. Haynes. pastor ~. James's Meth
odist Episcopal Church George X. Van De Water.
rector St Andrews Church: A. b. Kend.g. pastor
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church: Frank A.
Ferris Henry G. Fuller. A p. Ketchum. +. q. Sell
chow william \. Martin. Mr.. Baldwin, who Is to
be the director Of the society. has come to New
York with an excellent record Of work done In St.
Paul and Minneapolis He is an American. pupil
OF the Dresden Conservatory, where he studied com
position with DR.. Wullner organ with Gustav Mer-
ke and pianoforte with Nlcode. Mr.. Thomas per
formed his Journey Through Norway" for or
chestra in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

A romantic comic opera. entitled Leon
ardo' " by r. Pearsa Thorne and Gilbert Thorne.
will be produced at the Garrlck Theatre the
2lst inst under the direction of j. {. Dun. The
experimental performances Of the work began last
THURSDAY evening in Providence. which Is the home
OF the composer, Mr. Thorne. who. II viii be re-
membcred. responsible for the musical part OF
THE Maid OF Plymouth" The scene OF the
opera Is laid IN Florence and the hero H. Leonardo
da Nnci The Duke OF Milan Is dcs!rous OF obtain
Ing an equestrian statue of himself and together
with his daughter. Beatrice he in search OF a
sculptor 20 whom he can intrust the commission
He happily runs across Leonardo. who finally sue
ceeds N obtaining the order for the statue As A
natural sequence Beatrice fails In love with Leon
arlo and this being discovered by the Duke. he
Immediately issues an edct banishng the sculptor
But by II providental change In the wheel OF for;-
une the Duke loses his possessions and is compelled
abdicate. Leonardo. In the mean time. has In
herlted a large fortune. and. though very wealthy
he stlll pursues his art. While looking about Tor A
model Beatrice applies for the position. and poses
for him After undergoing number OF vic,ss-
tudes the Duke RECEIVERS his lost possessions and
Leonardo and Beatrice are duly welded
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

kure" "s,egrried' and Tristan und Isoide ID ".
man The novelties in the list from "n0" So
repertory will be chosen are La Navaii as n.v,o,s
u.sseret and la Vivandere." by GODDARD. bo'o'
.,,aos,o,e,e, &. also he'd out as a possibility.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

The announcement made on ths authority OF Mr.
Margules last Sunday that Miss Sophie Traubmann
would be a member of Mr. Damrosch's opera COM
nanv is Incorrect She will belong to the forces OF
Mcssrs Abbey and Grau and will doubtless be
heard in some Of the roles in which she demon
strated her usefulness when member Of the Metro
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

william II. Rieger and Clement Bologna VIII be
the solo singers the first concert OF the New
York Musical Socie.y November 81. at wh-ch
Saint-Saens's "Deluge" and new cantata py
George W. Chadwick. called THE Lily Nympn
viii no nerforrned At the second concert. on Feb
ruarv l5 Massanets Eve" and another work VIII
be performed and the solo singers VIII oe NINE
De Vere-Sapio ard Sgnor Campanari.