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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-08-28

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lads on hand. They must 60
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samples and prices for the ask
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., less than you can buy them
y,hout printing.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Miss Marion s. Mitchell has resumed her class of
pupils in harmony and piano at her studio. Room
3l2, Carnegie Han
Clifford Wiley, whose studio Is at No. Sc East
Twenty-third-st., anticipates a busy season this
fan. Last Sunday evening the first musical of the
artists helped make the evening enjoyable.
Emilio Agramonte has begun his seasons work at
his studio No 255 Fifth-ave. One II his pupils
Miss Gertrude Sylvia. made her debut as Ophea In
the Theatre de la Monnaie, OF Brussels, Septem-
Der Is. Two OF his most promising pupils are his
daughter. Dolores AgramOnte. a oont-alto who
made her debut last March in Toronto in THE Re
demption." and Miss Frances Marie who possesses
a soprano voice excelling I'm French and German
songs.
Professor J. Niedzielski. concert violinist OF No
9S Fifth-aVe is arranging course in violin playing
for both sexes for the coming season. for which he
is receiving many applications His reception days
Tuesday and Friday from II a. m. TO u m
Among Mrs. L. P. Morrells pupils there are sew
eral promising voices. Miss Lillia Smelling Bos-
ton, one Of her pupils. it is announced will shortly
make her nTst appearance in public
J. Pizzarello has returned from his European trip
and Resumed his vocal lessons at Carnegie Hall
studio s5l- Mr.. Pizzareo reports unusually large
heard this season
signor Vittorio Carpi. the teacher of many good
singers. professional and amateur. in this country
ana abroad. is now located in his new studio. at
NO odz Fark-ave. near Sxty-third-st.
Loudon @. Charlton is arranging some Canadian
engagements for Miss Katherine Ruth Heyman
whose hrst appearance this season took place here
on october .. ~
Sumner Salter. for three years past in charae
OF the advanced plano classes eS the Hardenbergh
school OF Music and Art. in Scranton Penn has
recently resumed his duties deyoting TUESDAYS or
esen week 10 that institution
sumner salter. organist and director Of music AZ
lne broadway Tabernacle OIendelssohn HalD has
Ieoehuy organized a chorus OF twenty voices sun
pssilshtary 10 the solo quartet TO constitute ina
cl,sSss cnolr Tor the coming year The chorus in
farsn1 number OF singers OF prominence and repn-
- solosts Mr.. Salters studio IS an No s57
'sUeroarn-ave' corner OF Seventy-nfth-st ~
htnur Miller, voca teacher Of Carnexia Hall
1Aso organizer and musical director of ths soo,.h
tieSnyterian Church. Central Park West announces
fhs b.iuoh 70 give series OF organ rerttsIs g.,
SooSs church the coming season asSSStsS IN lL
place next month. 1HSS9 10 take
SsAa H. Feaiows's Choir and Musical Ex-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
BARNARD STUDENTS INCREASE.

IN SPITE OF sTIFFER ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
TIE ROLL Is LARGER THAN EVER
The latest registration figures at Barnard Col
lege snow greater attendance at the college than
ever before Although account Of the raised
standard OF the entrance examinations many more
students than usual were refused admission there
are now thirty more undergraduates enrolled tbis
year than there were last year There were eighty
Tour students transferred from other colleges into
lhe hlsher classes OF Barnard The exact regis
uauoh hgures are as follows: Freshmen. 81: sopho-
oes' 80 juniors TO- and seniors 4S, making total
or ZS4 undergraduates. There are also 26 specia1
students, q students OF music and a students tro
the IeacheTs College. The numper of applicants
Tor preliminary examinations next spring is far IN
excess Of previous years
me "eShinen have already been entertained bv
ue Junior class with the enlivenments Of OH
RACES. dancing and refreshments and wera iii,
wise entertained by the sophomores nv heinz g.
luated INTO the mysteries Of the college In -
spohse 10 command from the sophomores ,bo,.
assembled IN the basement whence. after brte,
What hapnenede sdes ~ we, we're taken TO the theatre
tnsrS i Is Rnown only TO the Initiated An intsrst
the singing bv the aiIternoons I entertainment was
SONGS c9IhPosed for the occasion The so5b oId lti
ing which has formerly been c5nrna,id 5ilnated haz.
inns eneHIf j,f ana against which there has h OF
ss1, ssEMtHs ulsIlhe IN the college ~ 'eeh
The freshmen will he entertainas nav. r,-,,
by The senior class Of the college ieu next Friday
a tennis tournament will he beI1 49,. -
barnard The members Of each cIass neht , Meek at
PStS Lor me college CHAMPIONSHIP and VII Viii com
aI m1 dn Ia ueeh gwen the tennis club bv an P up
Jean Miller 0s. the president Sf GtGhd9Gted thn by Miss
Students. ss Barnard Chapter of the chu1cb S
conduct systematic study Of tba NIL this year
~ r.. Tfd Feo and the eastern aeG IN
course of study addresses will h 2 to the above
abroad. e"saseo IN the work at home or
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
BLIND MEN As SHAMPOOERs.

Il do pity these blind So" said stranger
in the city. who had been approached by many
blind" men In walking down the avenue that he
wondered how these beggars picked him so
readily.
And yet" said his host. there many lines
OF work which they could do instead of begging
For example Of the shampoOers In Japan are
blind men. Some we'll to do that they own
their own houses. and their patrons go them
for treatment Others who have not succeeded
we'll 20 from house 70 house, and the OF
the people frcm sympathy guide them from place
TO place. Some OF them walk along. blowing on
bamboo whistles There was time when some
Of them were doctors well as shampooers"
II think there is some sham about these fell
lows. said the stranger another blind man
UP TO him.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
MUSICAL NOTES.
MIR. FRANKo's HISTORICAL CONCERTS
P1rGNO,s FIRST CONCERT-PLANs OF
THE DAMROSCH ORCHESTRA
NOTES. PROGRAMMES AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A pronise Of rare pleasure is contained IN the
announcement of continuance this season or the
concerts Of old music which Mr. Sam Frankie mas
given for several seasons past Their nome THIS
year will be at Days Theatre and there VIII oe
tbres Of them on the afternoons CFuesdays) OF
Ts,uar,, January q and February IT, Prior TO
Mr. Franko's undertaking" says the official cir
cuIar there was opportunity for the public
IN hear the works of composers who lived In the
eighteenth and earlier centuries played WIN ap-
propriate surroundings and IN an arustlc spiri'' mt
NJ I7rorLo gave them with an orchestra of the
size for which the works were written, and In a
small auditorium. such as the early writers in
tended their music be played in. He has pro-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
on november will be signalzed by the re-entrance
on the local platform of Gabrilowitsch-

Mr.. j. G. Huneker author of "Mezzotints in
MODERN Music" "Melomaniacs'' and Chopin. ana
now engaged in the preparation of a book on List
ana MS music, has changed his position on me
sun newspaper from musical to dramatic crluc-
MT henderson is now critic for 1.-The sun ana mas
oeen succeeded in the editorial room or Ihe
ZINES by MIR. Richard Aldrich. 1t would De
pity II Mr.. Hunekers change of duties would take
MN out OF the musical field, but this Is not the
case His pen. released from all routine IN the
hed. will be enploved on chosen topics. and he
mas mas mis- hands full of work for Schirmer and the
Dtson Company,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
MONEY NO OBJECT.
From T1t-Bits.

story is told Of one ~ tha - -,
In the West Ts5ddonaple Tsd seminary for young wome1
inquiries concerning the progress ~ 70 Gay 10 make
the princnaI !!b stands Well in her studies said
winch other girls have W ei-'he SAVIOR faire
Oh, was the reply .rnopav,s - 49,,
must buy her one ''' moneys no object; you
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

William c. Carr has returned from Alaska and
will play the symphony in minor for organ and
orchestra al Symphony Hall. Boston, October p.
Mr Carl Will give an organ concert in Troy on
Wednesday evening, and will give a series
Of recitals the First Presbyterian Church. in
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

cured original scores by the masters OF early
musical history. among them many composers
whose fame has been obscured by the greater
glory which surrounds the of Bach. Haydn
and Gluok How well Mr.. Franko succeeded in
his undertaking Is attested by the universal COM
mendation which met his efforts For the coming
season Mr. Frankie has induced Mr.. Arnold Dol
metsch and his wife TO come to America, making
their debut at hts first concert Mr. Dometsch
has attained wide celebrity in his unique work
with the old instruments, OF which he brings
complete set-such vtrginals. clavichord. double
harpschord cithern. Lutte. violone. vioas da gambia
and vioas damore" Mr.. Franko spent some time
last summer in Europe looking up music for these
concerts. and had the good fortune to enlist
the help of +. A. Gevaert director OF the Royal
Conservatory at Brussels and Or. Erich Preger
I'm Bonn. From the library Of the conservatory
and the private collection OF Or. Prieger who Is
well known and much respected as a musical an
tquary he obtained nearly all OF the following
pieces which Will have their first performance
here at these concerts:
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH ues5-1750
Concerto for harpsichord. flute, violin and string
JOHANN CHRISTIAN BACH u735-17s0
cHRisToPH wnLIBALD y. GLUcK u7I4I7sD
GIOVANNI VALENTINI lego
1s 1SfoiN Sn cRRfEST4ER 4 pf1s2 S2nna0 1ss.l7O2
Overture. Intermede and Chaconne
ANToXio MARIA GAsP1Ro sAccHrN1 u7s4-17ss
ANDRE ERNEST MODESTO GRETRY u1n-1sI9
Airs dr ballet (neW seri@sl
BENEDETTO AARCELLO l6sG-ITSgl
Psalm for violoncellO.
GIUSEPPE SARTI t---lsU2)
Aria from Fra due liugantI II terzo god.'
The Cerc!e LAtteraire Franco American will give
a reception 10 Raoul Pugno. the French pianist
at the College OF Music. No lS0 East FIfty-eiehth.
st, next Monday evening
signor Mascagni. several Of the members Of his
nd hfs n-fTI~
concert in the Metropolitan Opera House this even
ing. II will be the last opportunity for New
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Theodor Bjorksten, after an absence Of one year
in Europe for the benefit OF his health has re-
turned and taken a studio the ST. Marc Build
ing No West Thirty -nnth-st While abroad Mr.
Bi6rksten gave several successful recitals in the
spring in Paris and Stockholm. Mr.. Bjorkstens
health has never been better than at present
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

change IS now at No 10 Carnegie Hall. For the
convenience Of members. branch Of this exchange
has been established in Brooklyn, at the Pouch
Mansion Clinton and Lafayette-ave under the
management OF Alexander McGuirk-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

WINE Sembrieh's only song recital in New-fork
TINS season will take place in Carnegie Hall on the
afternoon of Wednesday November r. She has
made up a programme of great interest and charm.
Chleny modern songs, but including also a few
eIassc airs. She will sing I'm English. German.
French, Italian and Russian
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

In The Royal LAlfputians'' which begins an en-
gageuAent at the Metropolis Theatre tomorrow
night. viii be found many of the most celebrated
small folk in the land
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Work is being pushed on the large new gym
nasiun at Stanford University. which, IL is ex-
pected, will be finished in two years. The build
ing is 30 feet long, with two wings. each 1O5
by l15 feet. The principal entrance will be 60
feet wide. The building will more than
an acre. and viii be equipped with everything
modern in apparatus. 1t viii be three stories
high, and Will cost 100000.
The second largest sawmill plant in the world
was destroyed this week at Klamathon. on the
line of the Southern Pacific Railroad. in Shasta
County. 1t is in the heart of OF the great
sugar pine belts. Of the coast The sawmiH two
box factories and lumber yards were burned
causing a loss of $350OO0 Nearly the entire
town was also swept away.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

sally in Our Alleys last week at the Broadway
begins tomorrow. II is reported that May Irwin
has bought the piece and will appear in It.
Philadelphia is next on ''Sally's' list
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Workers to see the composer. as he starts this
week on a tour which will take him to the Pacific
Coast. Following is the programme for the con
cert:
Romanza, Louisa Miller Verdi
Interludd The Eternal c1ty' Maseagni
Aria from ''Elro Leandro' Bottesini
Orchestral selection. s's"0'A i'''o
sgnora Bianchini-Cappeli. -.
Aria from pon Gi9gannl Mozart
Hymn from Iris ................ .Mascasn'
The first of the concerts OF chamber music by the
Knese Quartet in Brooklyn will take place in As
ISOLATION Hall next Thursday evening AT this CON
cert the quartet will have the assistance of Mrs
Mary Hissem-De Moss, soprano. The programme
is as follows
Quartet in mn9T %6e oP RDsf:e e. No 9u3ris, Haydn
Evernore Lost to Me- Bach
Der Bote,' Hsrsenei t,rs,,
bliiie Sandman M arns
Leno cspharen mustn't M! from S HS's Quartet in Mirror
The Kneisel Quartet
Thou Like Unto Lovely Flower. Mattioli
raGls arX ot sona Aiisndale vannSh
I YpndfE curtains Lightly Stirring Dnyidq5 xsS,5
'e,A Mrs de Moss a-,,,,,
Quartet in sharp he %if2H Rnesg oR Quartet
Mr.. Daniel Frohman is out with an official an
nouncement of a series OF Sunday night concerts
at the Metropolitan Opera House which is TO run
through the month of November Walter Damrosch
has been engaged for the entire series, and VIII
stand at the head OF orchestra of seventy men
one or more singers instrumental performers
VIII appear at each concert. engagements nav
ing already been made with Gabrilowitsch. Zeie de
-nssan, Charlotte Maconda Shannah CUMMINGS
anton van Rooy, Andreas Dippel Gwylym Miles
ana NJ Journet. At one OF the concerts chorus
- 0"e thousand voices will sing. The first concern,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Signor Mascagni. several Of the members OF his
opera company and his orchestra will give another
concert in the Metropolitan Opera House this even
ing. II will be the last opportunity for New
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Next Tuesday evening will see the opening of the
orchestral concert season in Carnegie Hall, as we'll
as the temperance In this city of Raoul PugnO.
the distinguished French pianist, who, since his
departure from here five years ago, has made most
pronounced successes throughout European coun-
trles, but especially in Germany and England. In
England where he appeared for the first time in
June last, his welcome was most enthusiastic At
the concert on Tuesday night Pugno will have the
assistance of Walter Da mrosch and his orchestra.
The following is be his programme;
concerto r nat. No. mozart
Raoul Pugno.
Prelude to The DeIuge'' Saint-Saens
violin cbbIigato by David MannesD
Sous Bois'' new. first time here) Chabrter
Orchestra
Concerto minor Op. IS. Cirieg
Raou Pugno.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Weldon Grossmith's droll and consistent acting
makes The Night OF the Party amusing at the
Princess. He has several able assistants. too
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Herr Antonin Spinder graduate of the Prague
Conservatory. will play the pianoforte accOmpani-
ments for Kocian his American tour Mr. Ru-
doph Aronson announces that he has already
booked twenty-six Of the forty contracted
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The CercIe LtteraIre Franco-Americain will give
a reception 10 RaOul Pugno. the French pianist
at the College Of Music. No. ISO East Fifty-eiehth.
St, next Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Frank s. Cannon. third vice president OF the
Southern Railway Company is here on a short
visit. He has been making careful study OF the
railroad systems over which he has travelled
Mr.. Cannon is at the head of the operating de-
partment of the Southern Railway. His head
quarters are in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Charles Scribner's Sons have issued a new edition
OF their Musical Literature List" catalogue of
real value clubs. librarians and other purchasers
OF books music.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Theodor Bj0rksten will give song recital in
Hall on Friday evening November H.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Miss Elsa Ruegger will play the Rubinstein vio-
loncelIo concerto at the first Of Mr.. Wetzlers
chestraI concerts in Carnegie Hall November 10.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

George Fawcett. who VIII be remembered as a
character actor on the Frohman staff for num-
ber Of years, has recently been branching out eX-
tensively as a manager of stock companies. He
has three stock companies with headquar-
ters in Baltimore The different organizations al
ternate a circuit which extends from Baltimore
to Atlanta and includes besides these cities. Nor
folk Richmond and Brming CHAM. Mary Shaw
heads company, Frank Gilmore and Grace
Kimbal head TIE second company, and Julia Ma
RE Taylor the third organization
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
THIS WEEKS DOINGS AT THE THEATRES.
E PRODUCTIONS BE PLENTIFUL IN THE NEXT SIX DAYS
HRS OSBORN TO OPEN HER NEW THEATRE.

miliar several years ago by Clara Morris Ehta
Proctor Otis will be as Cora
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Mr.. Walter Damrosch and his orchestra have
Just finished their fifth annual Pittsburg engage
ment of two weeks two concerts daily. These
concerts took place at the great Exposition Hail.
the prices were popular. and the attendance is
computed at eight thousand daily. or nearly
one hundred thousand for the season. Mr. Dam
rosch and his orchestra will make New-York their
headquarters during the season. departing for an
extended tour in the spring, after the last Phil
harmonic concert in April 1858. Mr.. Damrosch
will lend his first horn player. Mr.. Xaver Reiter.
to the Philharmonic for all their concerts thereby
notably strengthening that department of the
chestra. over sixty engagements have already
been booked by Manager John Mahnken for the
Damrosch orchestra. including the Daniel Frohman
Sunday night concerts at the Metropolitan Opera
House in November. the concerts of Raoul Pugno.
Kocian, the New-York Oratorio Society and the
Frank Damrosch Young Peoples concerts.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The solo performers at the concerts Of the Boston
symphony Orchestra in Brooklyn will be Miss Elsa
Ruegger. viOloncello on November Z; Anton Won
RoOy, barytOne. December y; Mime. Kirkby
Lunn. contralto. on January 16; Nine Schumann-
Heink. cOntralto. and Timothee Adamowski. violin.
February %. and Ben Davies. tenor March 20
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Miss Helen Henschel will have the assistance of
Miss winifred Smith, violinist. and Mr. Andre
Benoist pianist her song recital in Mendelssohn
Hall on Monday afternoon. November 8. Miss
HenscheI is 10 sing the solo soprano part in her
fathers Requiem" which will be produced in
Boston by the st. Cecilia Society on December l.
under the conductorship Of Mr.. HenscheL Miss
Henschel is also TO sing with the Handel and
Haydn Society in the Messiah performance
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Bostock's trained animals continue to "cut ca
pers" the St Nicholas Rink Mr.. Esau. the man
ape is becoming cautious, and has not allowed any
blonde woman to steal his diamond ring in two
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The Criterion is sold out nightly for Iris and
efforts are making induce Miss Marlowe 70 can
eel her time at the Criterion so as allow Iris"
TO remain there indefinitely.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

New productions viii be fairly plenuiul Al new
York theatres this week. four pieces viii have
their frst uerformanoes IN this city. and In add-
tion an English star viii appear in a play already
made familiar in this country by an American
actor fhef changes az the local theatres VIII IN
clude q revival Of a comedy played successfully
here some time ago and of old and approved pieces
ly two of the stock companies
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Dion BouccauIt's emotional play. LED Astray."
will be presented this week by Proctor's Fifth-Ave.
Stock Company with especially selected cast.
Minnie Sengman and James E. Wilson will have
the leading parts. The usual continuous conc .rt
viii be held Sunday beginning AT D. m. Contin-
uOus vaudeville will rae at Proctor's Twenty
third-st. The current too-liners will be the -Four
Lukens in their horizontal bar display. and Post
and Clinton.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Tony Pastors bill for next week includes George
Fuller Golden Jess Dandy. the Hebrew parodist;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Barry. in new farce by
Herbert Hall Winslow, entitled ''Skinhint; Sulll-
van and PasqUelena in THE NewsbOy's appeal 20
His Girl and Howard and Harris IN a sketch
called The Doings OF Happy Hooligap."
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Professor J. Niedzielski. concert violinst. OF No
9S Fifth-ave is arranging course in violin playing
for both for the coming season. for which ne
is receiving many applications. His reception days
are Tuesday and Friday from II a. m. 10 u m
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Martin Hes ,. the young English star. who last
sisited this country $ member OF Sir Henry lrV-
Sings company, viii appear tomorrow evening at
the Herald Square Theatre i'm the adaptation OF
"a Tale Of Two Cities called The only Way
1dr Harvey will, of course play the part OF sgd
rney Carton i'm which he warmly praised in
England The English actor will remain at the
Herald SQUARE Theatre weeks, presenting
later on a version Of a Cigarettemaker.s ho-
nance and THE Children Of Kings, as well as a
one act piece called Rouget de Isle. Mr.. Harvey
viii be supported by his English company which
sncludes Percy Anstey. r. Wright, ST. William
Gaviland Fuller Mellish Miss Amy COleTidge. Mrs
Frederick Powell and Miss y. de Silva.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The success Of Wizard de Kolta at the Eden
Musee has been great that the management
has extended his engagement. The Wizard in
troduces features almost every perform
ance the disappearing lady illusion being the
most effective. A life-like figure of John Mitchell
the leader of the coal miners. has been placed on
exhibition. There Will be a chidren's matinee on
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

A good many people who wouldn't cross Forty
secOnd-st. 10 real locomotive where il belongs
went 10 the Academy OF Music last week TO see d
make believe where Il doesn't belong. ~ ne ne
Ninety and Nine" with its omnipresent ElLl4dl
and the ride through the forest fire. seems hKeLS
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
STUDIO NOTES.

Miss Marion s. Mitchell has resumed her class of
pupils in harmony and piano at her studio. Room
302. Carnegie Hall
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Among Mrs L. p Morrelrs pupils there are sew
eral promising voices Miss Lillia Smelling Of Bos
ton, Of her pupils il is announced. will shortly
make her rrst appearance in public.
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