New-York tribune., 1903-03-15


cety as may be deemed advisable by the trustees
TIE trustees should report periodically to the
The terms OF the deed of trust under which the he
fund Is to be held and used by the b aff 20
hEee apponed at tss msftnF OF John
earef"l csnyasz of Of the n2st si1"a af
a permanent orchestra. which has been so lots
Ssrshed m aoIss s nznE III E e Pfha
mone Orchestra nucleus to the desired sire eart end
t9 a} hc nE nad be o ds
musical world Of Newyork and deprvi nsr us of of the the
basis Of permanent efssfTFa sAMTE rSTERaYER
Mrs George r. Sheldon. Miss Lucy How Draper
Me- Me- 2hn Wm Jay Bamsass hnnx 5ohn Sanf Notmah
Mrs Alexander T. Van Edward 1. L k9grrs a9sms
Mrs Francis Hellman, Harry Harkness Elager .agI
Miss Caroline De Forest. "ihn''ee'
The proposition submitted to the society. after
recng the offer of the subsidy for four years pre-
scented the following conditions as an ultimatum:
Our committee would however. requTe that your your
conditions before recommending the appcation OF
part of the fund the nucleHs M fr the
plishment Of that purpose through the iHsi u'heh
tality of your society.
Firstrhat your r1nsti,u!ion and hyn"S avs Gs bv
S6ad Of as f'eeh fe Pf9H 2 e1e @
be designated by, the trustees of the fund from
M and 5oa2 maS'S Of
sis aireeors. s i' snd not directly by Of the
members. as heret"fore o,, -. ,o,s, that the
terms Of the conductor and concert mastfr shall
yea and from cfv to sa yGIF m as TeIoon
NIT itself mreservedly to pniry Of ProsfoSdii re- di
ard REORGANIZATION, not however looking |" us
cent Of ,ts the tf sa5nss of 92 2anr 1
society shall oc contributed TO the r'rlnan"''
the orchestra shall have the the right Ign
to play ontSine the city tn "i ~ ts mnHimmn
or minimum numbsr Of ni1Etns f f Inf ngmnt Of
SIKH That 1here b. such further amendment,
to YOUR constitution and bylaws as are suggested
by The accompanying proposed revision.
The proposed changes in the socletys coHsttu-
tion and bylaws looked chiefly t" methods for en-
forcing til" above condtans The most sIsnifcaht
wers, these: candidates for membership IN Inc So
rety We're required to be residents OF Ne"-f OF"
for at least six months instead Of year ana 10 De
elected by IA jority instead OF a t""-t!Hi's FniS'
the direct ors to be- fifteen. eight repfesti'I1
the society and tn" trustees OF the fuiin TO
this it may he said the society raised 'le nilec""i
that the president having II" vote except IN case
of a tic the board would At tn" best be evenly n'-
yided and when the vC"-l'rtsi'ieEf if'Siden 't4e
decision would rest with the trustees Oh 'ie i''',
tie secretary to render his report at 'liC e"
OF the whole season instead OF the emu U ''!1
New-York concerts; the directors were "
elect the conductor Instead or the nlelhoets
of the society and if he should chance to he
member of the society he was to De eH oIhclo Il
member of the board of directors extra renearSaiS
were TO be called by the directors or an authorized
nerson or committee; the directors. instead or the
society," were to determine the number OF concerts
and rehearsals, and the price of tickets amend
ments the constitution were To be pertinent III
any meeting called days notice and be car
ried by q majority, instead of two-thlrdS OF the
voting members Comment Is reserved until the
society's statement appears.
Anoloeies are not often made for the physical
condition of pianists indulgence asked fer their
performances. This took place yesterday. however
In the case of Mr.. Rurmester at the concert WHICH
he gave in connection with Hugo lteermahh' the
German violinist The two artists first appeared
conjoIntly in Beethoven's "krcutzcr sonata then
Mr. Iieermann played solo numbers from Bach
and Mr.. Brmeister some CHOPIN pieces. " 'sh t'e
vionist appeared again in u group OF small pieces
with pianoforte accompaniment. Mr.. Bruno HUM
WAS his associate. The excellent impression Iniue
nv Mr. Hermann at the WetZlcr symphony and
philharmonic concerts when he plI! ed the Beef
hoven and Brahms conccrtos Was emphaticalIy at
tested by Yesterdays audience. The Slight abcrra
tion of last Monday the popular concert IN l1alN
Theatre seemed 10 have been forgiven II t WAS
remembered at all Mr.. Hermann has no ohlga-
ton toward the frvolitirs Of the musical art even
If they be Of the brilliant type. His proper place is
that of classical prophet. priest and mentor That
he made plain with the two concertos when first
he came. and again yesterday i'll the sonata. and
especially in the Bach pieces Here was mastery
nromu,gation Of beauty of the highest type. beauty
irradiated hy intelligence and feeling And he
could not have had more appreciativH and quick
" RESPONSIVE audience than was his riaH"fnrt"
idol pay wing the '<w ets St thing OF FhoplnS c''d
not have aroused enthusiasm than this
noatIIre solid. scholarly artist did with the Eac2
pieces f.~ violin alone. iGents like these en-
force ln the extent ana sincerity "A Hi"Si'fi
cultrr,. i York. Nh. KurmeStcr was prob
ahI, Il H:j',. too solicitoIs about his health The
mobile ri,airs which bc,thovcn invited by his
sotata written in the cpncertante manner almost
as if il were a concerto'' uo make liberal trans
Ia,ion of a portion of nrGinal titlc) had in
terestug illustration in his pdying though there
seemed to be moments which were somewhat lack
ing in reposef,lness The aI,ienc" crowded the
concert room.
The nckleness Of New-i"f opera patrons
toward NOVELTIES was Illustrated again yesterday
afternoon when Mr.. Maucnclii ) Ere c iAtTiTO
had its secopd performance this season. The work
unqualified beauty; but ii has dignity, artistic
worth a subject that has Fascinated human fancy
for many centuries. -IInluuLs attlr" and admt"i-
HE Interpretation. Yet small au'!iGnre, cnElri-
tv,iy sIr.k king gathered tO hear ii ne l"F'"iln-
ance Improvement on the firSt. though MI
| NO ,1a,cri VIII nearly yrrr, kci thH last act Il
week ag, last "Wednesday. Developed no rarticu-
E,rIv commtntlalle mt dsI:rr of vocal beauty. iut
that IS rast hoping fer. Nine Gadshi was 'gaih
mare than a,imirnIc Ia the "veIinE tn" immense
audience room w.i~ crowded the Of sufo-
cation to listen To Nine S"nb'lrhs scii'aht PEI :
for,n2ncc Of Ia le ,lu Regiment and repeti-
| ton uf .'pagliarri." with Mime" SChcff and McSSrs
Daii. Ca!!pana!i and I,rcry III The cast