New-York tribune., 1899-04-16

COMMITTEES on stencilling appointed by the pres AS
ISOLATION desires place Itself on record eco ss as sp sbe
proving Of and being fully In sympa,ny ysd %i'H with
out reservation any practice in marking tSe
which does not clearly connect the name ,yne On ' te
the great Of the subject ras Of e the
does vital questions OF business iha anu the president
appoint the committee from the eT New assocjation
80 continue It's work and Immediately 70 preparpeu npu
letter Of inquiry to be sent 10 a Giving the opinion
S orsanaston and asking for the expression
of individual views the subject c,ation suor will
ee in the city Of time ssesa thf
cUm%t'es Of 1ssgusses this sI. nS
Ing II possible Of s1me Sn,R the present pernicous
rac,css w smch meeting be called IN accTTa Se
ance with the bylaws as appy,nnsd appy,esd IN The report
analysis OF oromnd ,ne in the opinion of this assoc'a
lion. so fully that 1t is unnecessary 10 i's'''''
Resovs THAT replies received , by the be r
ntee from manufaeturersb sba be laid before the
Executive Committee 10 be by the iao;e' as IT, may
! TO the association. with suen Nif eo''''e
! see 1T TO make at Its meeting
>,a Iehmann who was the recipient OF
| hordsome iewel from the hands OF some Oh ~"
| admirers on the occasion OF her sohg-ie''" "
! Carnegie Hall last Monday afternoon, ha' ',.,
! an expression Of her thanks to Inc iriou''e, w.,
request that It be published for the ihIo' ',i.'o
man. her letter is as follows:
Although spoke out Of my hearts emotions s a. a.
the time OF receiving the wondertul sri,, ~ ~ my
feelings s s fear that my words al the time ne de
not sufficiently give voice to my sao"mnS",elv sue
eessfI the gift so gorgeous that who am sonSs nSs
attach much sqe say 70 Ge,oeed tae in degree
fhat has seldom been my lot. The New Osk put Of
c fsS nSb remdshp sm snTs ana n unsesSy devoted ae
ton and that am not einpo;tr rs is,es nv singing
when n,n say haa Nave S been e but an the many
| things which 1 have received and stiii ua"S 'e
ceye Sn6S hs nanSI G s Of EFFORT be-
slowed upon work is be 9fsSsa sshes tha
ot onsd s nv an artist If to them are ADDED suo iii
lovely surprises , sa we sh there remains scarcely an
unfuaed desire indeed must nolS When
ca5 no des5s onser nG labor hs to the
heart of artist and When n advance with his
artist PAGE the is true SO tsrroy
true that the wish not to be too soon '0'e'''e"
well w,'h msi ma nn's snd
eyes and ed my soul But we are a., ,b e
beings e4 sodss srsT and and
sary to complete SoS ensecinanS" ae strve Even
1nnss Which mi exact complete concentration we ase
often the gayshHsis the OF most '1E@ aoushty artist
Is heaven beautiful TO be AN an snort Of
It Is Gance iRe consideration and kndness OF
eHrhc are of such surprising value & tney a 70
o er very sS best spur to MAKE
past deficiencies. ar and IL 70 ,hsm s.1,Ve 0''
siSns fG 1e gift recently bestowed on me m
which so mucn p2oef to me Of all the considera,
lion felt for me- but also SO precious mSt Of being
that my heart swms in the proud 'houe"' -
Tae al all Of you who participated IN banE
With heart ps or Se t the privilege Of TO
You the dept, of my aSa Ses Within me
you and ali that IS high and noble Lovely IA anT Your
in ifS st ypq be w deserved Sus f for my
Ghs pshment and desire thanks hanks
(; again. the sinceres'' near IILLI LEHMANN.
! thousandfold
| A., r.,uann will give farewell concert win
! orohestra at Carnegie Hall next SATURDAY ai'ei
, noon Franz Kaltenborn Will DO the eoD' ~
/ the programme will be as foiiows'
prelude "pie Meistersinger t,estseyen
Air from Fideo ;srnoann
| Dream music from 'Hansel and Gre'e' ''''
"Narzissenduf Loewe
"walpuFsisna'ht'' Nine Lehmann ,...,
Les Preludes Tristan und Isolde Wagner
FreiuD' anu Nine. Lehman and orchestra
A. crau.s operatic forces will give farewell
,ereormance at the Metropolitan opera Rouse me-
! rr,agy evening 1t will be notable analr' naue
| ~
| n.rv strl in the country may take part Inc
fnrr,ance will begin at 7:50 p. m. prices VIII oe
| - .ha q has,s and the programme Will be as ioi-
| lows:
.EoMF,o EFT JUIIETrE ACT H.
' Nine. Suzahne aue"m
stephano Mile BauermssteI
SresorS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sis9sr yann
Romeo Conductor signor Mancinel
| .-rprsTAN IJND IsOLDE"--ACr II.
Tristan N lean lean. de nipsa N
s5SS4 Meot seTgslesGs FG q. F5i.S.s RessRs
Bransane Miss Mare dn brd,a
Isolde Conductor Herr schalk.
1NrERMEDE MUSICALE.
Nina Mantell NM Campanar. Dippel and Van Rooy.
lie PRoPHBTE"-PART OF ACT "
vu.as ...............Mm Mime. schumann- fIeink
Ber'a ''''''''dcii Conductor seuor Mancinein
..TANNHAEusER'-ACT II.
Elizabeth ...............M Nine Em%a %s1 Eane. nncs
Wdfrsm vsfnaser psvd Bsphais
WSher Herr A. pppe opp
hterolf e,prr" Herr Muhmanr
Renmar =, 81 Meor
herman - Conductor ssnor Mancineln
LA TRAvIATA"-ACT I.
vioetta Vaiery NM Mme seI9s,e,
Flora Miss Roude,
Gsstone. sisnor .snh
harone DuphS no1re,s al pIns, MeI,
Marchese ODigny
Dottore Grenv .sgnor Safooht
Conductor. Signor Bevignani
The sale OF seats and boxes will commence or
Monday morning, April II. at O'clock at the box
office of the Metropolitan Opera House, and at boz
office prices at Tyson's ticket Offices (principa
hotels and at f. Rullmans. Ill Broadway.
Mr. Krehbiel will deliver lecture Shake.
speares Songs and Dances in the Carnegie Ly-
ceum tomorrow evening for the benefit Of the Music
School Of the College Settlement. in Rivlngton-st
| The lecture will be illustrated by music OF Shake
! speare's time, songs being sung by Miss Elizabeth
Dodge Miss Eleanor Stuart Patterson. Richard
! Irwin Clinton Morse Patrick Motley and Theodol