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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05
POLICE FORCED TO MOVE.

Orders were issued from Police Headquarters
yesterday morning directing the police OF the
fremont police station. at Bathgate-ave. and One
hundred and seventy -seventh-st.. to vacate the
building at The structure IS on hill and is
an old stone house A contractor has been grading
the street In the neghborhood for time and a
great deal OF blasting has been done. The blasts
played havoc with the house They cracked the
walls and ceilings and unsettled the foundations
80 much that the work had TO be- stopped for a
time.
The contractor has sent word To the Police Com
miss!oners that he must proceed with his work Of
grading the street and that he will no longer be
responsible for the police station he Is going to
begin soon possible.
In accordan,e with this the Commissioners have
ordered the police TO leave the house at The
Commissioners have rented for temporary sta
ton house the four-story fathouse at Washing
tnn-aya ed ops-bunaTe ed -sAu eaty -e-.hta-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

places q lighted torch outside her easement 81.
avery night Leander swims across the strait anu
remains with her till dawn. One night whhe 'ne
lovers are in each others arms. there arises suu
den tempest and Hero neglects TO give the Alarm
which comes in a moment from the lips OF Ar'o-
farnus Should Leander be found with his love II
would mean her DEATH he tears hirnseir from no
arms and leaps from the tower window. just as 'he
chant OF the priests aroused by Ariofarnuss morn
ascends from below. They enter Heros chafnpeI
with the archon. who upbraids her for her neglect
OF duty But her thoughts are only with Leanuer'
battling for life with the angry waves A thunder
bolt strikes the tower tears down portion oi 'no
walls and through the opening Hero beho'ds 'he
torn corpse of her lover upon the rocks pe'o"'
She falls dead and Ariofarnus shrieks OUT MS
rage and disappointment that she mas escapeu
him while an invisible chorus sings the reunion Oh
tho lovers
Signor Luigi Mancinelh, the composer or Fro =
Ieandro" and for several years principal CONDUCTOR
M the Metropolitan Opera House, was born al
Orvieto near Rome on February g. lAS. He made
his theoretical and practical studies at Florence
and in 1865 began his career second viooncelist
IN tho orchestra of the Pergola Theatre, In Flor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05
MORE NEW CITY EMPLOYEES.

ANNOUNCEMENT MADE OF APPOINTMENTS To
CONFIDENTIAL OFFICES.
A number OF appointments. many OF them TO con-
ndential places. were announced yesterday in The
CITY Record" Among them are James Feeman
and James j. Manahan inspectors Of buildings;
Eugene B. Ssnborn. private secretary 10 Commits
sioner Campbell. OF Richmond: 7. c. Larson. conf
Dental inspector TO the same Commissioner. at
$50 Hugh J. Clark and John T. Grady, inspectors.
at 1900
John J. Hefernan has been appointed recording
clerk 20 the Surrogate OF Brooklyn AZ 81 900 salary.
and James A. Swallow. rodman. has been trans
ferred from the Department Of Highways to the
Department OF Bridges. salary 4l32O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

ence There he remained three years. and In lSh
obtained similar engagement at the Apollo Ihe-
atre In Rome. At this theatre he became maestro
al piano in 1874 and the conductor, Usiglio becoming
ILL., Signor Mancincli secured opportunities 70 con-
duct the performances of operas like THE Hugue-
nots" William Tell" and Aida" substitute for
Signor Usigo. TO whose place he was appointed
I'm $50 He filled the place for six years ana III
ISL was elected director OF the Conservatory al
Bologna maestro de Ia capclla de San Petrono' ana
director OF the SOcicta del Quartcto Here he be-
gan his labors 10 popularize Wagners music. and
at one concert gave BeethOven's mirth symphony
and the first act Of "ParslfaL" Sgnor MancineIi
remained at Bologna until 1857. when he was en-
gagged as principal conductor for the opera season
at Drury Lane London by Sir Augustus Harris.
this being the first season I'm which the brothers
De Reszke appeared In London The next year the
company went to Coyent Garden. and Sgnor Man
cinelM stin remains its principal conductor. His
was the honor 10 direct the first 'ovent Garden
performances Of Die Mestersinger' Din Italian)
and Tristan und Isolde" with the De Reszkes
"Otello" with Tamagno and "Falstanf' with Maui
rel During The winter seasons from 1881 TO 1873 he
was principal conductor at the Teatro Real. in
Madrid and conducted the first performances IN
Spain of "Lohengrin.' The Flying Dutchman.
Die Meistersinger" and "Tannhduser." He com
posed songs ana smaller pieces which were pub
lished by Ricordi when in Rome. and later an
overture and five entr'actes for "Cleopatra.' 4"
prelude and an entr'ace for "Messalina." an or
chcstral suite Scenes Neneziane." TWO masses and
the oratorio "Isaias," already mentioned
Programme of the concert in the metropolitan
opera House this evening:
Romanzs. N appari' 'Msrla ................ Flotow
"a, Der Tod und das Madchco Schubert
Mine SchumanL Heink.
THE Heath this Night The cross - Fire Brucf
Mr.. Bispham.
niermezzo Il Pagacc LeoncavallC
Grand aria "Oui Ia vocr." from "Puritani ... Beriu
Nine. Senhuch.
Danza dele ore. from Ia Goconda' .Ponchinell
Nine S,humAnn Heink.
With violin ohblgat and harp.
NJ Sagrac.
Nine. S+mbrch.
(e) The Shall Re i'm Darkness Ola Englist
do The Vicar II Bray ..................B
Mr.. Bispham.
! overture Nozze 81 FlSu" Mozar
Conductor Signor Bcvgnan
Accompanist .....................E Romayne Simmons
The fifth public rehearsal and evening concert
| Of the Paur symphony Orchestra will take place
| respectively on Friday afternoon and Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05
OFFICERS PASS EXAMINING hoard

The following officers Of the sth Regiment have
passed the Brigade Board: Lieutenant Colonel
Henry g. Rdabock. Captain knight Neftel. In
spector OF small arms practice; Captain William
H. Haock Company e.. Captain and Regimen tai
Adiutant William Parrish and First Lieutenant
and Battalion Adjutant j. A. IIolahan.
Captain Nefte formerly Lieutenant colonel
Of tn. regiment and went to the front under
Colonel Chnunccy captain Of Company X Whom
the regiment was re-establshed Colonel Jarvis ap-
pointed him his stan and the regiment may be
congratulated having retained him it's
roster. Captain Haock also served with the regl-
ment IN tie volunteer service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05
BETH-EL To HOLD 81 NDil
np KouIER.s CONGREGATION DECIDES 10 %
SERMONS on TWO DAYS \ WEEK

DIR KouTER'S CONGREGATION DECIDES ~
SERMONS on TWO DAYS WEEN'
The Jewish Congregation Beth-hL "' ..,r over
Do, M \ Kohler f. ,he rabbi. has been W. ~ ,sk.
70 sunday services and the first OF them .rs,ty.
place AT the temple at Fifth-ave. ana ,,.rn.
sixth-s, his morning at II O'Clock N'". Ma m,
hors NJ the congregation have long i''u'e .noos,.
movement hut there was always suihc'e"' ~. .',,.,
zion 70 preyent the change. The SUNDAY .,,..
viii no IN addition 10 the regular Saooa'n .,,ssr
wh,ch will be continued as heretofore. y Sa,ss
81 the congregation. in speaking OF u' 49," hesa
which IS fashioned after the plan Wt''" 49, ,u.E
IN successful operation in the Tempe
for many years said. .ord.
This innovation Is made 70 meet unity 10 hea'
ti,ns II Is Intended TO give an op'2' ',,nc cond'
Judaism expounded 10 those Whoih er,.,ees on ihs
100 ,,reyent from attending the serN ibid rec
morning of the Jewish sabbath II IL, that Il !
"gnition on the part OF The con9reS ~ ,,ennhers o
Hk,,a -, roach The young and active Nm spirit
tho fold I'm this way than 10 nes'e1' he messas;
urlly Nv refusing TO bring 10 thtm ~ 10, sure sno
~ Judaism on the day when they hhtNo, Recognized
tncIination 10 listen To II. IL u ".ns,sctful ana
,hat modern Judaism would hnd :. Tvs II ~
appreciative hearing with many ~ .omnony &C
ideals were presented TO them on '"'
cepted day OF rest. - s,nue
Al the services to-day the h''' .o,r SACRED
schnlman will deliver the sermon o"
Heritage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05
HIRLEU HAS 4 MOUSE HUNT.
CROWD OF BOYS CHASE TIE LITTLE ANIMAL
FIVE BLOCKS AND BACK AGAIN.

FIVE BLOCKS AND Rack AGAIN.
A chase after "A mouse in Harlem yesterday morn
ing was accompanied by the overturnng OF two
asb-barrels the arrest Of two boys for overurning
them a chase up and down Eighth-ave nve
blocks each way by half hundred boys. ana
finally the death of the mouse The boys arrested
are William Walters. sixteen years old. or NO. @ol
West one hundred and -nineteenth-st, and /. w.
Flaunigan fifteen years Old of No 22l9 Elghth-
ave.
Roths butcher shop. in Eighth-ave. between
one hundred nineteenth and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twentieth sts is troubled with mice, and Roth sets
trans FOR them He caught two yesterday morning
Tho butcher usually takes the mice into The street
and lots his pet terrier catch them Therefore
he took the two out and both managed TO get
away together The dog caught one and while nc
was after that the other dashed FOR life down
the avenue.
or course. there was crowd or boys 10 wa'ch
tn, killing OF the mice. and when they saw the
mouse escape they howlsd with delight and rushed
down the street after it. Women who learned
what the boys were pursuing sought refuge on
stoop- and in stores The boys shouted whu!y
as they cornered the mouse In an ash barrel. ana
a.I,bout any hesitation they upset the barrel
Refuse and the mouse rolled Out on me pave
1rhe hovs continued the chase however. and again
nurstcd the mouse into another ash barrel They
puicklv overturned this and threw what they could
iolze M the mouse he escaped No one MT MN;
lie doubled after he had gone five block" ana
ran back to tie starting PHint 80 tho Voc. One
hundred n nd twenty hfth-st. station heard the
noise and thought there, was something IKE e. "a
in time 20 see Flanagan and Walters overturning
the second barrel lie Immediately arrested them.
Iecame hotter than ever. The mouse got nearly
back to the startIng-pont when the dog. who had
Joined the pursuers. grabbed him -
Magistrate Mott In the Harlem Court. fined the
bows 50 each for violating a corporation ordinance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

evening Of this week at Carnegie Hall The solo
lists Will be William &. Carl and Mrs. sephine
Jacoby. The programme will be follows.
Overture "IAonora" Observation-Disclosures Beethoven
Concerto for organ orchestra Handel
with cadenza by Alexander Gurnant)
William 9. Carl.
'Che faro senza Eufydce''. ............ Glucx
Mrs Josephine Jacoby
symphony No. IA fiat major. .Tschaikowslty
The sixth and last symphony concert for young
people will be given in Carnegie Hall on Saturday
next. March Il. with the following programme:
symphono poem 'Phae'on .............. Saint sasns
Norwegian melody FOR string orchestra. Orig
Mr. Heinrich Meyn has arranged two Lenten
musicals at popular prices to be given on Thurs
day afternoons March and g. al $3.50 p m. az
Mendelssohn Hall the tickets at 90 cents each
and no reserved seats. He has prepared pro-
recital. and "A mixed programme with the assist
ance of the Haltenborn String Quartet. for the
second.
The formal opening OF Knabe Hall, which had
10 be postponed because Of the storm few weeks
ago will take place tomorrow evening. when
Leopold Godowsky, the Dannreuiher Quartet.
Clara Henley Bussing Henry Lincoln Carr and
Jane Feininger viii give a concert
The third public service of :hs AE,' riaAn Guild
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

Knabe Hall. sis p m violin recital by Glacom mo
Ouintano Mendelssohn Hall. $3.50 ?, M sons
cital by Heinrich Meyn: Carnegie han; Il,
pianoforte recital by Master Vladimir ons s',
witch: All souls Church. $50 p. m iree 0rs% I
recital bv VIII G. Macfarlane; Church ol ~. ~
Divine Paternity 4:30 p. m. free organ bgClti'
bv J. Warren Andrews: Association nan. b 3I1
lvn concert hv the Apollo sixteen; staten lSISiJ
Academy afternoon lecture by IL 4. n iel D'e
for the benefit Of the Arthur Winter MSinorI.ii
Ijhrarv on Dramatic Dances and 'hurrs,h ;
Games'' illustrated by Mrs. Krehbiel and MISS
Lolita Mills
Friday Netropolitan Opera House. p, M hrst
narrfornanre I'm America of Mancinell'S opera
''Ero Ieandro' Carnegie Hall: 2;SO p m.
public rehearsal Of the Paur symphony V''"e9
ira.
Opera House. p. m.
''Lohengrin"; p. m. "Rieoetto Carne eye
cert: S:l5 D. M concert of the Paur sym
phonv Orchestra No. l26 West Sixty-sMtn Ms ~, %
10 a m lecture 10y Hannah Smith on me
Orchestra Wagner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05
r,rcr,o,n OF MONEY FOR CUBA

A large crowd stood in the rain y''. ,ry Bulldlns
inc al the rear OF the sub-Treasu'' =, about
watching the loading and dep",,u .s',r.emens at
s75ooo destined for Government d,su"I hox.s ard
Havana. The dozen or more me sSoup Of fully
small safes were guarded 10y who VII aeeSnss,,
p pany the money. II was novel picture
cd Pinest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05
MUSICAL MATTERS.
TIE cALBEDAR-sIGNoR MANCiNHLi'i
AND HIS oPERA-NoTEs. PRO
GHAMMES AND AN
INDUCEMENTS

NOJNCEMENTS.
s,naav-Metropotsn Opera House. SIP ?: m; con on
cert. Scottish Rite Hall. y. m. panoloi OF ,e 70
e!;al by Richard Burmeister studio No , 81
Segie Hall 4 .. n recital OF Henry N. ilau'es >
soSSe.. Church OF the Intercession p M Hee
ORGAN recital by Samuel A. Baldwin
Monday-Metropot Opera House p mi hall iIaH s,5
nocya % Nozze d Figaro: knabe nan 90 90
Dpg" dedication concert Carnegie Iyceun S;io
j. m. pianoforte recital by s iiSi u M "Rigo-
49, iN IN Enrlish Can week.; Broadway Theatre
The Three Dragons" ,all week. ,
r,osdav-Mendessohn Hall. SIS p. M conceri i Oh
Chamber music by the Kneisel Quartet; Men len
Gossonn Hall p m song recital o{ Ill 1n'S GoI,,m
bia University. 4:so p M lecture S II N KTehbei
,,i"s.,ated by Mrs Krehbiel soprano ana MISS
Iotta Mills pianoforte.
vcdnesday-Metropolitan opera House p H.
r.,,,rslav-c hickering Han. S15 p m, concert OF
,cb,nber music by tho Dannrcuther quartet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

Several novelties were PROMISED III Inc prospectus
= the Metropolltan Opera House last fall. but only
one will be brought forward. revival or GoIo-
marks Queen OF Sheba" was looked Forward 10
With more than usual interest. and seemed feasible
until the difficulty OF reconcng the linguistic OFF
ferences of the singers became insurmountable NO
dincultv OF that nature stood in the way OF Sgnor
Nancln4lIrs Fro @ Leandro." and since II has al
ready been given by Mr.. Grau's people In London
the oronnise 10 produce II is to be redeemed next
Friday evening. The opera proper requires only
,brec solo performers. and one Of them is no more
Than peTsonined voice OF the sea" but there is
prologue IN the classic style:
"Canto la storia III Ieandro d Fro
and this signor Mancinen has set for contralto
yo.cc and orchestra. so that the performance may
te clorlfed by the voice Of Nine. Schumann- Heink
The part OF Fro will be sung by Nine. Eames. that
o. Icandro by NJ Saeza. that Of AriOfarne by NJ
Plarcon and that OF Una voce da mare" by Mr.
PIinge.
The circumstances connected with the writing Of
"Iro g Leandro' are varied and interesting. The
Mhretto bears on its title page the name OF Tobia
Corrio. the familiar anagrammatc pen-name Of Ar
i!go RcIto Boito wrote the book for himself. but
lest lnteres; in after conceivng "Mefstofee." The
music 90 two numbers. which he had already COM
posed found q place IN The Faust paraphrase. Bot
:Csinl then set the hook bat failed 10 sue
cess. u has now received what will proba bly, be its
FINAL form AT the hands Of SignOr Mancineln In
lSc5 Signor MancnelE while i'm New-YoTk received
q request TO write cautata for the Norwich festi-
Val Of 1896 the commission being the sequel 90
success scored by his oratorio "Isaies." which was
performed az the Norwich festival Of 1881 sienor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

AT the White Horse Tavern still prospers a'
Wallacks Theatre. Its present popularity has de-
cided the managers to send 1t out OF town lot
long tour next season. II Is not ikeiy 10 ne
spared from New-York for some time, hIr ! sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

Richard Bnrmeister will give pianoforte recital
In the Scottish Rite Hall this afternoon at when
he will have the help Of Mrs. Morris Black, So
prano; Emil Gramm. violin. and Leo Taussig'
violoncono Mrs Black will sing three Of Mr..
Burmester's songa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

William Gillette's farce Because She Loved HIN
So" moves steadily along at the Madison oqu'''
Theatre with large and vastly amused audlen Ie
II will doubtless continue TIL warm weather V"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

The requests which have reached the i'i's
place Theatre for repetitons OF I'm Welssen
R6ssu" and the fact that 1t will be Impossible 10
repeat II when once "Cyrano de Bergerhc nas
been put on the stage. have induced MT TQnr'ed 20
To devote all Of next week with the exception, 81
FRIDAY evening to I'm Wcissen Ross On. rIin1
day evening SchIller's tragedy The Roooersi WI
,,e given Mr. Conrled essaying the part OF Franz
1toesr "Cvrano de Bergerac" wi be- produced on
Monday March 49, The performance VIII DC Io'
the benefit OF the IIelne Monument rune"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

"The Senator" Will be the Offering OF the stoc'
compaav at the Murray lIill Theatre TINS "eeN
Henry V. Donnclly appearing in w. II. Cranes par
of Hannibal Rivers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

Lord and Lady Agy' pursues us way "' ~
Emn,re Theatre with popularity and prosperity an'
,,,,soe tho large audiences which constantly III
Tho house There is no appearance that any othei
NAV viii be needed by the company for the rest o.
no. g-Ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

one OF the novelties in tho bill at Proctors TWEEN
ty-thlrd street Theatre this week Is The queen )
Fan" an operetta written by George Tot,en Smith.
with music by A. Baldwin Sloane. composer of
Jack and the Beanstalk." The dramatic star Will
be Harry Lacy in Bob Racketts Pajamas' An
attractive feature will be Baron's dogs. James
Richmond Genroy, Jessie. the baboon jockey; the
Fredercks trio. acrObatS. Howard and Bland,
Pearl Andrews. mimic. and other singers. dancers
ana iugglers will ice seen ana heard Today ;
continuous concert. from 2:30 till II p m. will pre-
sent Louise Thorndyke Boucicaut and James Horne
I'm Proper lmproprety": George Fuller Golden.
VIII F. Denny vocalist; Thomas j. Ryan and Mary
Ri,hneld and the other features of last weeks pro-
gramme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

Nine Madeleine Schiller. the pianist. having re-
covered from a severe Illness. VIII CIV" TWO piano
forte recitals after Easter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

Crowds still flock to see "Zaza." at the Garric'
Theatre There is nothing else Of moment 10 D.
said about H. and no doubt this Is 'hous" u
satisfy those who are interested III !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

Iavdn,s "Craation" the lOoth anniversary OF
,h first performance Of which the German
Iederkranz IS about 70 celebrate in Carnegie Han
on March 49, Is the first Of his TWO oratorios. ana
IL the first Of the two great works which THIS IN
def,,tgable composer. in his old age. gave TO the
u,orld No expensc viii be spared IN order 10 make
,ht. a., oventful public performance Nine. Glenn
ont,ne De We're Evan Williams and John Dempsey
have already been engaged 70 sing the principal
parts An augmented chorus and fine orchestra
viii be a special feature Or. Paul kengeI VIII he
the conductor
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GlenDe Seu&ler.

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tperben Fe buIo nit Der 5orberuns zines
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berauSrtden.
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tbet. Die finite Srau iiberIebt Jpn
nsbit iieben S6tnen unb brei Sb&tern.
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