The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26

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and. psvr4e.. sirnor MsnoIneni will conduct on
Monday and Saturday MATINEE. while slRnor BeviR.
mani will direct on Wednesday. Friday and Saturday
nights.
The soioists at the Metropolitan Opera House to-
/ night will be Mines. Broma. schumann-Hcink and
Adams and NM. Van Dyck. Van Rooy and Planeon,
The full programme will DO as follows;
Overture, "IphiGenla in Auiis" ....@"" Glnos
"Am sullen Herd Y MSlib5S SsS wagner
, Emor's Farewell to Cucuiiain.
| CTwo old Irish songs arranged by Charles villiers
Stanford)
II Miss Brema.
pDsr !z nna 5is Mn.tor .o"... Erii
F"ii' "" "' Herr Van Rooy.
"omba Leggiera,' ! :" iDincrslr Meysrbcor
Evosation. Robert ie niablc" Meyeroeer
Overture, "Leonora No. s"s..i. ........ Beethoven
D' Nine. schnmann.Heinf.
Der Asra'. ., .'...,.. %onnnnaa
A"ffih'"PS ii. Van Dyci.
MsinSsht, ..... ........'.'... II. i ibV VINE
Miss BrcmS.
wotau's Abschied =, wagner
Overture. 'Benyenutc Cellini" 'berhoz
Herr schalk will conduct.
Victor Maurel'n last song recital will take place on
Tbursday afternoon in Mcndelssohn Hall at 8. Fol-
loving is his programmed Bonjour, suzon. II. De-
yries, Fleur Dams I'm livre, De Fontenailles; Tout
Pssse, Tout Casse, Tout Lasse. P. Tosu; Fable, Guitare'
Rondeau. L. Schlesingeri shall Look to Ease MY
Grief" A. webbor; Adieu. Suzon; serenado Mo-
rescue. II. de Koven: Spleen. Gabriel Faure; Les
Berceau1, Orlando. Reynaldo Hahn; Fetes aalantes.
Ia PAX. 10 Cimetiere de Village. rHeuro EHquise.
Henry Waller, whose accompaniment at Mr.. Maui
rels last recital demonstrated that his powers as q
pianist are far beyond the ordinary, will again be
the accompanist and will also play several solo num-
bers. Mr.. Walters public appearances of late have
.-z..a 49,, 49,. nF thu hiuhaat ability are not
always necessarily exports.
Tho second chamber music matinee of the Knoisol
Quartet will be given in Mendelssohn Hall on Tues.
day afternoon at Q o'clock. Mi. Kraft, Zach. Theo-
dorowicz and Keller will assist. The programme
will he;
}msrtst' in n e e nj %in %In OPP o. 49, 80 &c. .TT::;chsiii aayGp
SNrtten IN memoriam Ferdinand Laub, the noted
violinist and quartet riu1n plnyet: 1
yioloncellos, in A major. op. .Svendsen
Hugo Heinz, a baritone. will give a song recital in
Mendelssohn Hall on Wednesday afte rnoon at 3
O'Clock. His programme will be: /. "Liehesoot-
schaft," Schubert; "Trockne Blumen." schubert;
"Drei Warderer." Hans Hermann. :. vic Dist
du meine Konigin," Brahms; Moin altes Ross"
schumanu; "Zur Johannisnacht." Grieg. 8. The
sea hath its pearls" Lucas; AT the pid-hour OF
night" Cowen; Morning Hymn, " HenscheL 4.
'Gewitternacht," Franz: "widmung." Franz. g..
"Si tu veux Mignonne." Massenet; "PSnsee d'Au-
TONNE" Massenet. 8. "Warum." Tschaikowsky;
.'Fruhlingsliod." Rubinstein.
Arthur Writings third Sunday musicale will be
given at sherry's this afternoon at Z O'Clock. He will
be assisted by NM. Eneisel and Schroeder. Tho pro-
GraInTne will DO;
Sonata, A major Cvioloncello and piano.. Beethoven
Sonata, Il ma. or Cviolin and riano). ..:.... Bach
Trio, q minor violin, yioloncello and piano. Brahms
Nine. Frances saville's second song recital will take
=, I'll H. tha ANAL lrn fhA
WAldorf-Astoria at4.
Mr.. Frederick R. Burton will give the last lecture
OF his series in the Church of the Messiah on Friday
evening. His subject will be "schubert's Success
sors, Mendelssohn. Franz, schumann."
Nine. Frances SAville will sing on Tuesday after
noon in the auditorium of the New York College Of
Music in East Fifty-eighth street. A reception will
follow.
John Cheshire, ono of the best known players Of
the harp in this country. will give q recital on Fri
! day afternoon. March 3, at the waldorf-Astoria. He
will be assisted by David Bispham and Fl. r..
wetzler. MI. Cheshire will play half a dozen of his
own compositions. besides pieces by Mendelssohn,
Chopin and John Thomas. Mr.. Bispham will sing
three songs, one of them ~Schumann's Ballad des
Harfner."
The praise service at South Church to-day at will
be Elijah" sung By the choir. under the direction
OF Gerrit Smith.
Florence Terrill will be one Of the soloists at the
Seidl memorial concert in the Brooklyn Academy
of Music on March %.
Lost Bark and Men on Little Bahama Bank.
Capt. Scotto and eight men Of the italian
bark Barba Luigi. which was wrecked In a gale
on Little Bahama Bank on Feb. II. arrived
yesterday from Nassau on the Ward line
steamship Seneca. The bark was bound from
Pensacola for Genoa. She sprung a leak.
became manageable and drlfted broad
side on into the breakers. A comber
washed away the boatswain. three seamen and
a how, who were lost. The rest OF the crew and
the skipper dashed themselves to matches and
spars, and, when the sea moderated, made