New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
FIJI TON STREET. GALLATIN PLACE AND
LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
INSTITUTE PROGRAM MES.
FINAL. CONCERTS OF THE SEASON OF
THE BOSTON SYMPHONY oRcHES-
IRA ANNOUNCED.

r.rxrFX LECTURES TIE FEATURE OF THE WEEK
only ONE MUSICAL AFFAIR SCHEDULED.
Tho ~, final concerts Of the season by the Bos-
ton symphony Orchestra are announced ny 'nc
Brooklvn Institute Of Arts ard Sciences Ihey VIII
-, .,,,o,, g., the Academy of Music Friday after
roor March q. and Saturday evening March %
The aftsrnoon programme VIII ne alhCsc ci''i.'!
OF q popular character Ffrangcon Dawes ''s
barvtone. who has not been heard IN broohy" YET
,his season will be the solost. and Will sing TWO
numbers. with orchestral accompaniment" Inns
the programme scheduled:
svmphony in D Major. tSiliysn
Tempar's solioQuy from lvanh9e ,.,i.,-,, %icoiai
Entr' acte Manfred ssaaint-ssens
wonn. FaTeTe and charm from Die
ov.rture 70 Mgnon Thomas
A, IN. evening concert there will be no sololst.
w. movements from the Ninth Symphony OF
poetboven will constitute the nrst portWh Vi 'n0
nrogramre and five Wagner numbers a. Vhe 50
ond norton will give the opportunity Which MI
paur annually provides 70 hear PTS men III d Su0
..ssIor NJ compositions by the German composer
1Tis ,-iu he the Wagner portion Of the programme;
rn,," overture: "Siegfried" Idyl: "Lohen-
sr,n prelude Act Ill Tristan and Isolde pre- pre-
f,de and Isode's Love Death' DE "dAuie' hue
OF the Walkures, ACT III.
On the Thursday preceding the concerts lecture
o, the programme will be given by henry H.
Lrrshb,sI OF Naw-York, with piano Illustrations py
Miss Lolita NILS ,,
On,v one single musical treat is scheduled at the
r,s,,tu,e for the present week That Will take
nlace on Thursday evening In Association Han,
~, IN. Ar.on Singing Society OF one hundred
rnale voices under the direction OF arthur NIaas-
- nul Five A programme Of German ballads and
,o,t.onxs The society will be assisted by the
following sooists: Helene stursberg, so soprano;
Wiliian, Bartels tenor: Elsa Won Moltke. Wonhlsl:
and Hugo Troetschel, organist Inc proeramme
a;iIi nclude compositions by Mendeissonn' Meysr
S.er Kreutzer Marschner. spielter. 'ogt kroege!.
C;elbke and Pressed -, . ..-o.. .v.,,r1 ranea,
o. Association Hall her lecture on the hlondlke.
~ sttendance al the lecture when II was gwen
bsfore was SO large that the repetition was oeeineo
Decesearv TO accommodate all the Institute mem
hers Who desired TO attend. Miss Lyons Is the hrSt
yhits woman 10 penetrate the klondike mining
raeions and she illustrates her talk Win lantern
nbotoeraphs taken that trip. She also SHOWS
mine In operation and exhibits miners outnt
The third lecture In the Lenten series by Garrett
= Serytss Will be given In Association nan on
"wednesday evening and repeated on saturday az
ternoon Mr. Seryiss will talk about Julius Cesar
and Imperial Rome" and his lecture VIII. as usual
be illustrated with lantern photographs
Next Saturday evening. In Association Han. the
second In the Saturday evening series or dramatic
readings will be given by $ II. Clark OF chicago
University He will read The Merchant OF Ven
ice" MIR Clark Will give special course OF IN
struc;ion in reading while he Is In Brooklyn