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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-26

Mr.. Elmore Dickinson is IN town on
his way 20 West Nirg mia.
Mr.. NJ. T. Shipman has gone TO Or
auge county O. join Mrs. ShiPman.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-26
Frisco Slim"
(Concluded rem first paEe.l

(COncludcd rem hrst paEe.l
Frisco Slim" was acquitted late yes
terday afternoon by the jury after 20
inmates elaboration. Immediately a.
forwards he was rearrested on "a war
rant sworn out by police detective
from Baltimore. Inspector Bulla and
Detective Bradley had been waiting all
week TO secure their man.
Councilman Proctor. acting justice.
heard the case and rendered the decision
that there was nothing TO hold Frisco
on. Wheu the prisoner was discharged
he was loudly applauded and warmly
congratulated. he left 20 wn last night
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-26
POwIIArAS.

Martin ~. Montague 80. Mann 20,
Swanson 81. willard 2. Ellyson 90, Ca
he'll .. EgglcstOn 65, Hulvey :. Williams
Il Gardner IS. wickham p. stores %,
Gregory Is, Geddy 50. ware -.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-26
Labor Day Excursion

The {. s, o. Railway VIII run sPe-
cial excursion TO Richmond Labor Day,
sept. 4. The train viii leave lee Hall
at Q 80 a. m, Williamsburg 9.45. Fare
will be 81 round trip.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-26

Rev Daniel Merritt went 90 War
wick Thursday. where he received into
the church three members. baptizing the
candidates in the river.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-26
JAMESTOWN, 40. ?.
sroEEHoUsE.

Martin p. Montague -, Mann :,
willard 5, Swanson Il, Ellyson 30. Ca
bell ?. Anderson %, williams 3. Eggies-
ton p, Hulvey 3. Gardner %. wiekham
6. Stores 20, Gregory D, IIeddy -
ware r.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

Thomas & Son have sold for Clara s. Crohen to
Joseph ". Deeley the three story and basement
limestone front dwelling house No. 5SS West 152d-
st. on lot 1sx75 feet.
Augusta Randintz has sold to Henry MoeaIax,
No. Isl East 6ath-st, three story dwelling house
on lot 15x1oO5 feet.
ROBERT NJ. Fulton has sold for Mrs. Ellen Melcher
NO 80 West 2st-st, four story dwelling house. ON
toI 11Sz feet; also sold for George J. Humphrevs
of 4 9os 4 East 2stst nine story loft building on
S n,fo 1s 81 feet feet This is the fourth sale made by Mr.
.sta4a g. Makeman has sold for the Joseph West
on plot 4xS IS fee fRq l'c e eS5 3 2s old Buildings
a ether seven or ten story loft building on the
1ohsrige Sheorge r. Read Co have sold for Frederick
81 @ to Abraham Goldsmith. No p West 18th
Goldsmith owns No. "a adjoining -'1'0' iee'' 1ar'
sold for Alfred Bussee No LIS East 55t 20 nave 9a,,
eI4Eg SeoTEg brownstone front dwelling house on LOT
Mger Is, s Bernheirner has sold to D. Perlman and
a 6ernihov seven lots on the north side of 176hst
a5 i1Is on 5 the north side of st between Amster
proved by the erection of twelve five storY 1 De nm
o,Ssh Charles n: Anderson & Co have resold for
fot Se Ns st ss enoSaye four story building, f on
q oosaot1n.st three story dwelling house on lot 1sSS
Morris p Joachim has bought from the v.,
Msgner estate Nos m and 8S8 West ssthsf .s tsn t@o
Il Rossnbing fbggn6ns a houses od on plot 5olo5 fet
ne m ,ot 5'gsg tsRsmsnt s house No. 5 East g7s
g. Mrs Caroline Munich has sold No. 1.9oe 1st-ave
Its sc sy S.ory I tenement house. lot 25xS2 feet
Fss- 81 me mas sold for j. Fish No SG9 to 315
on plot e7xSs feet ' 'ehenieIl houses,
Louis 81 Korner has bought Nos Is and q Broome-
sG slory tenement house, plot 5Ox75 feet
VS. ocIlIulkoWitz Son have sold to Frankel &
NeILe1 tne TWO six-story tenement houses Nos ,Ss
fI9 M,SS ~ SSannon-st, on plot 5OxlO0 feet 40
,,iS5~afo r Brown has sold for Maria uo,l,o~
Dleorach and Mathilda Lankenau TO Patrior- ynn
So,zlSS 40, zlSS Lafontaine-ave.. a three story frsnss
oTeHing house, on lot 25x95 feet Aaiiie
strsISsn !; Siixer mas sold for Louis Green TO 7
BroaL B1iLss. ehe four story double fathouse No 91i
tIaa 1a- Saeroao has sold to ]. c. Stirn No 11A7
8xfoe ses+ ihfee story frarne hathouse, on LOT
saTa -; .osborne Smith and Huberth G. Gabel ba,e
ssIs story house, No. l.027 Ogden-ave, on Iof
Richard u Montgomery has sold for 1,,u,.,,o,s
e. ager fo the four lots No 5is to SO West a5th
-Charies Hibson G. Co have sold for ado,nb TT.
lot 3ox1oo feet. i s'oiy hathouSa. on
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

<6th-st. No 627 West, 16.sxI0o5; Herman
Jaeger to Charles 7 Jaeger; mortgage $40 600 s,on
Lot is 125, lots Ruser WV
Setps,.s 20 cane r. t5.sSnz Nominal
Baker TO william Rosenzweig Realty Company;
mortgage, 100
25th-sis s, l0I1 II OF 6th-aEe, q. .sxes o: To-
seph 7 sherxck TO Sig LAM Newman; mort
Na1hatian-aye. Nos 800 and Joa s. 81 exa5: i0o
Annie Levy % Jacob ID Goldstein and another;
2eth-st. l071 II OF 6fh-aye, 81. sxes o:
Daniel Freedman 10 Joseph T Sherlock; mort
i2Stf-st \ s. 100 It e OF shave boxee II: David ~
Butcher 10 James c Sinclair: mortgage.
Lot Il. map l25 lots RuseE estate; Hudson p
Rose Company Clara NJ Teschner. Nominal
Lots le and 90 same TO Marie Will Nominal
13Stsst No los West 23x99.1I: Charles
Strauss to Samuel II Strauss; one-third part;
1i7th-st. 40 SIC West. 2e.3xice.ll: Jacob M
Goidften and another 10 Samuel Weisgsss;
mortgage. &1o6oo 100
1i8h-st No ST East 2oxIoo II; Flyrnan Morris 70
Solomon Shapiro; mortgage Sf5 BOO. 100
66th-St, 163 # & OF 4th-ags, 2iz1o05; Alfred
Sarah Tslnan: mortgage $50 600 Nominal
Soth-st. 200 II OF 1et-1ve. Pix 1sth-st;
James G Sinclair David f Butcher;
eighth part Nominal
1>orgwooe-aye, corner Beck-ft. 2ooxfoo:
DICT Finckeisten Jean Massch. mortgage
--eoo,oee . 100
31st-ss, 40 IT Of 5th-Ave 25x32; Ellen s
Aeleher TO George Humphreys. 100
death-sve. 8. 0e6.lo II s Kingshridge Rosc
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
WESTCHESTER LANDMARK SOLD
REALTY COMPANY ACQUIRES HEATHCOIE HILL
PROPERTY IN MAMARONECK.
Dispeny Memory 4nna Oendoer to Cost s500o-iact OF
s75 Lots in Long Iss.sd City Chan ges Hands

The Hesthcote Realty Company, of which Charles
Field Grifen is president, has acquired from tne
estate Of James NJ. Constable the Heathcote hill
yroperty In the village OF Mamaroneck. N Y Ii
comprises about forty acres Of high, rolling land'
commanding extended views OF the Sound 1t is
near the station lying between the Boston Hoao
and Palrer-ave which streets are lines OF troll
ley
The property fronts salt water. The tract be-
longed to Caleb Heathcote. who created the manor
of Scarsdale of which the Hill became a part IN
I7ol His heirs continued occupy the place until
a few years ago.
Miss Deancey. heir of the estate. was married
to James Fenimore Cooper in the old house on
the tract One of the streets bounding the tract
was named after the famous author. 1t is Fen-
more Road
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superinten-
dent Hopper for five story treproof dispensary
TO be built the northeast corner Of Park-ave
and 76th-st. a memorial of Anna Ottendorfer,
and to be known the Ottendorfer Dispensary
It is be 100 feet front and 5S feet deep with an
extension 45xfs feet 1t will have facade OF lime
stone. The building will contain meeting hall
and viii have large solariunl 1T is to cost slfb,-
The Pennsylvania Terminal Improvement Com
pany c. z. Finley, president has bought tract of
S75 lots at Long Island City, fronting in Jackson
and Steinway ayes
The property is adjacent to the terminal of the
Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel. The owners
viii improve a part of 1t with warehouses and re-
sell the
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been fled FOR remodelling into a five
story and basement business building the old fash
Toned four story and basement dwelling house
NO SO5 5th-aVe, owned by Elbridge T. Gerry, and
Tor many years the home Of Russell Sage. A rear
extension is to be added passenger elevator in
stalled and rear fire escapes erected. The improve
ments, which are to be made for Ryman & Open
nelm, as lessees, are cost sl50eo The architect
is William z. Young.
rumor was current yesterday that the Penn
sylFania Railroad Company is desirous of becom-
ing the owner OF the block bounded by 32d and 3Sd
sts, Madison and Park aves. There was a Simar
rurnor rife some weeks ago. 1t confirmed
nor was the report OF yesterday corroborated.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

five story brick tenement houses 7osax5411H
ana Tse baTz Sther Cross architects $1,000
Washincton-aye e of 3d-st two and
rs SSry oner Bernard Ebelns .resct eooo
Clay-ave. W 8 1T76 TT n of 1I3d-st: one and
one-half story frame stable and carriage house.
15xf5: Frederick w Brooker. owner: Frederick -
architect. OoS
Ratbgate- ave. s. 101 2 TT n of 114th-st: two hve
story brick houses. 45x9S; Goodman &
teefs edeioh. owners 10000
Wendoyer-aye N g of Park-aye: four ex
story brick tenement houses. 81 6xSS.o and 44:3
isst hsS; Albert 10000
1s1st-st $ s. As W OF Bryantst: two story
frame dwsnf os S No s5 aTchitect 1000
Rosedae-ave, &. $50 TT of MeEriIl-st: TWO
Esosy psyt frams aHnef aTens Ebeing archeot 1000
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

St Nichoias-ave. $. 5ieb # Of 1ssrs issth-T s
Cohno feaity opee '.......... Nominal
,srbst : s75 It of 6th-ave. runs 8 oo5x
n w * %. Albert II Kipp TO John ,oo
tJonsvwelI- ave- W $, 3s.6 IT OF 1Isth-st. 2o.ix
1903; Philip philip Cahi 10 sfedeio i'1. h' ... 100
Jsrans ave W $. 2e27 O Kingsbrdge Road;
J0Oy113 Alexander Fisher to Henry % 900
tsochsn: mortgage $1S, 900. ioo
vyadsWorth-ave 1S2d-st, io1loo'
Charles CARTEL to Morris Bernstein; mortgage 400
Ioth-ave s. lot us. map Wakefield. lisxoo' ,oo
Robert McTurk to Richard r Masn. AVo
s1-ave. g. 70 % eseorse Schuster Nominal
sIth-st No 30 ts, WEST, loNiooe; june ~ ..ao 100
e1gt,s 1884 IT .ss OF e falKasei mIbanik 100
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

eastman owner: / Rosenberg, contractor =. s24o
Norfolk-st, No So; Isaac Pomeranz agt H NJ
Greenberg. and contractor. .............. 10
AttoIney-st. No 161; Guarantee Roofing Company
agt Joseph Schwartz, owner and contractor so
14th-st. No 432 East; Leonardo Carlo agt Meyer
Isear, and contra r........-.......... 90
120th-st No 112 West; Eric Scdergren agt
tractor 40
sst Charles Lake, owner and % contractor .o.' 200
7sth-st, Nos 202 204 East; Sam s Glauber
p lie Favre contractor ..e................. ITO
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Sheriff received yesterday execution for s495
against property of the Foy Folding Company
2SS westinghouse. in favor Of Coy Hunt G. Co.
Justice ODwyer of the City Court appointed Solon
Derrick receiver in supplementary proceedings for
Kittenplan the application Fred Richards and
Aphonse Montan judgment creditors Kittenpan il is
alleged. sailed for Bremen. Germany May 80.
Three judgments aggregating SIS 1872 were entered
yesterday against William T. Sheey in of the Ma
tional Park Bank. three made by the Inde-
pendent Leather Company October inorsed
fy heel
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
MANY SALES BY ). A. sTEINMErz.

John A Steinmetz sold for H. Daum to q client
No 7A East 16eth-st., family dwelling house;
Tor August Diener to Louis Baser No. 362 Mad-
son-st-. two family dwelling house, on lot 25x
1en feet; for Joseph Schwartz to S. r. Waldron
Nos 12s and ie7 Rosedale-ave.. two two family
houses on plot 40xloo feet; for Mrs Anna Smith 70
Harry f. Mackay, No ,2l5 Tinton-aye q two ia M
ny mouse, on plot 22xlio feet and for William P
st Iawrence-ave. and Mansion-st 25xlOA feef
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

55th-st. No "A East: for a 1--WE and six story
dwelling house 23xT2: r 4 Hall. owner;
Welch. Smith & Provot, architects .....,-., 5
n e corner 76th-st: for a story and
basement brick dispensary etc. 100. SKIS. s.: Ger
man Hospital and Dispensary, owner: Sehiekel
q Tftunrs architects Observation-Disclosures. I
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

AT "a kesey-st-By Joseph P I,av. 1oo 71s. 81.
* y " OF 2lxlo65 sty stone 'front.' Syi s
3tre bauer agt Julie Hess
y, LeI amt due S OPS 2s prior Intge SIS o0
~ oi .sh.aVs "a 4xsss sty bk ten h; sheriffs sale
April ii. 1905. since; 3 Robinson% % ehz mad on
langar Sheriff; Withdrawal ' "''S' N Il Er-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
SELLS A HUDsoN-sT. BUILDING.

William A White 6 Sons have sold for Leon
Wilmer No. 492 Hudson-st q 6s9S feet a forr story
building. near Christopher-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

Frederick NJ. Fox & Co. have sold to a client
Sf Of r " Harnett & Go. the Columbia, Lincoln and
washington, three five story tathouses the
north side of 15th-st., between ist and I'd aves,
and have resold them to Louis MinsI1y.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Cypress-ave 100 S Of st Mary s-st I'VE five
story brick tenement houses 4oxss; Hyman 80
Schpnan, Harry It Howell. architect $4,000
Morris ave. 100 II OF 15lst-sti hye story
brick stores and tenement house. 5S 10SsS: Di
srehitsets 10000
Southern Boulevard. n " OF 137th-st:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

soth-st. s. 12s IT of East End-aye. 5ox1o22;
Nathaniel Wise agt Dry Dock Realty Company
and another; March H. 1905 Cby bondl. ....-....
sOth-st, s, 100 # of East End-ave 81. OK
102 q Emanuel Iiguori agt A Schwoerer & Son;
April Is. 1906 tby bond). d).-...-................
DeIancey-st, No 1874. and Ridge-st Nos CO and
II; Max Zimmerman and another agt Annie
Zwerdlng and another; June 80. 1903 (by bond).
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
FOR TRIPLE PLAYHOUSE, s25,5oo.

n. S. Wersawer sold for S. Ginsburg. to S. Stern,
the five story triple hathouse 25xs0xee H. 100 feet
west OF Medison-ave. for SIS 500.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

Schedules of the Benedick & McFarlane Company
trading stamps debts, s7S 252; assets 1880; princf
pal creditors, p. Derby & Co., S. 326; c. Lotti &
Co. s2,56l. and the NJ. S. Benedict Manufacturing
Company. $3.50. and of Morris Hartsenstein and
OTTO ,Benner laundry, debts, $76S3; assets 5000;
yesterday
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
TO IMPROVE BROADWAY PLOT.

Charles A Fluri has sold for the New-York Op-
Grating Company two and half lots at the north
east corner OF Broadway and 159th-st to Flurf
Srotners who viii Immediately erect six story
tenement house.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
Country Property to Let.

r FAR ROCKAwAY-TO LET.-A pretty. hand
"A somely furnished Cottage, situated right
beach: only 80 seconds walk bathing;
improvements including coal gas gas
heater logs in fireplace electric lights furnace etc
Apply to WATKIN w. JONES. opposite the Post Office
Far Rockaway Also all other Cottages remaining
rented
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
Country Propertu for Sale or to Let

COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE OR RENT AZ Nortn
y - Branch n j.. on n. J; Central R. r.. 1 hour from
New York 10 minutes walk from depot post tei-
mrSph oceS; d1roon house IA acres of land fine
woodland river; and desires 10
sell but VIII consider rental of house land or
mouse with lawn. garden and orchard. Apply ID III
BEEkM Bartine & Beekman, Somervilie N J.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
MECHANICS LIENS.

Monroe-st. No 20; Golde G Cohen loan Simon
Cohen and Isaac KRAFT: t:..........:........
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday the first
name being that the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor; the secon
that of the creditor. and date when Judgment wa
filed:
C,,-,- vr,r,,or, III Williams. Novannbsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
JUSTICE oAYNoR RAPs RAILROAD.

One Of the infexbIe rules with Justice GaynoF,
who has been holding court at White Plains. is
punctuality. Therefore, there smiles the
faces of the lawyers and court employees when 10
o'clock came and he was not on the bench on last
Friday morning. The crowd in the courtroom
waited until after 1880 o'clock before Justice Gay
nor came. Then IL learned that the train
which had taken him from New-York had blown
out a cylinder head and had crawled along at the
rate of four miles hour to White Plains Many
witnesses and New-Yorl1 lawyers were also delayed
by the accident
When Justice Gaynor took his seat on the bench
he apologzed to the witnesses and jurors for keep
ing them waiting, and added
1T is an outrage the whole county for rail-
road company to send out such train. 1t broke
down when we had gone only few steps from the
Grand Central Station"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
TO REOPEN GLEN ISLAND.
Moonlight Trips on the Sound To Be
Feature Next Season.

7, &c reported in New-Roehelle that stock com
panv has been formed with John r. stafih ss
60 a, Glen Island and that resort on
- colo than ever next year. one OF the at
t,os 70 be added it is said. viii be huge cleo
.rtraI tower which viii outdazzle even the one at
r,r1and It is also proposed 70 keep the part OF
- island Containing the attractions and gFand
Us ,pen until IL o'clock at night. and line
80 IRON steamboats,. running from all of the Starin
njers IN New-York and offering a moonlight sail
On the sound will be new indueement TO excar-
The company already has large force Of men at
uvorlx ON the improvements and has its agents
abroad for novelties. The report that Thompson
& Dundy will have any connection with the new
Company IS declared to be without foundation ana
probably originated from the fact that they bought
the animals from Mr.. Starln when he closed Glen
Island year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

said to have surrendered the financial control of
Macedonia"
I heard that Senator Mitchell. of Oregon.
was ill," said the Busy Man.
THE Senator is dead" was the reply. Others
who died last week were Woodbury. Kane, the
clubman and ex-captain of the Rough Riders;
Charles Stoushton, who fought so long to
make the Bronx Kills navigabe; Captain Will
lam ]. Snyder, the veteran Hudson River
steamboat owner; A P. Ketchum, a lawyer Of
this CITY, and W. E. Wygant, mayor and owner
of Golden City. Staten Island"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
cRowL AT UNION TROLLEY SERVICE

Complaint is being made in both Mount Yer
non and New Rochelle that the service fur
nished by the Union trolley road between those
cities is the poorest in Westchester County. The
cars are small and stuffy and are invariably
overcrowded The company is operating on
tyyenty-ninute schedule between the two cities,
when ii should be ten minutes at the longest.
Mayor Brush and the Board OF Health. If they
are unable TO obtain better service the West
chester Grand Jury may be asked TO take .
hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
TOWNS 70 GET BACK TAXES.

,oo,s,o-, handed down on wednesday, By the
A,nolIate division of the Supreme Court. New
WI, civ will be compelled to pay its back taxes
- r,a.arsl,a0 improvements in Putnam county
Tho decision applies also to Westehester COUNTY,
where suit has been penang on ,ia'S +os,Ds IN
teT SeyTtH wsstchester about 5000 WHEN which WIN an
come llHnIg4 schooIs Last winter several toWtis
their ed 10 shorten the school terms OWING 10
tiS lae decison carries with It rot only me
taxes for three years, 6 sa,d it ~ dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

for to-night's popular concert. He VIII play
Lalo's concerto in D minor and three smaller
works-an air from Bach's suite in D. schu-
bert's ''wiegenlie6" and Peppers "Papillon.
The vocalsts tonight will be Nine. Marie Rap
poid the Brooklyn artist, who made her debut
in grand opera as Sulamith in 1.-THE Queen of
Sheba'A; Nine. Josephine Jacoby. Pol Plancon
and Taurino Parvis. Nine Rappold will be
heard in the aria "Wie nahte mir der Schlum-
mer," from 'Freischitz,H and in the ar Oh
Micaela, from Carmen" Nine Jacoby VIII con-
tribute the well known Page aria, from Les
FugIenots." Mr.. Plancon promises the reel
tatiye and evocations from Robert lie
81 Balen.' from "Trovatore" The orchestra
will interpret Lassens Festival overture, the
intermezzo and barcarolle from Les Contes
d'HoIfmann," and Entrance of the Gods Into
Walhall" Nahan Frankie will again conduct.
The announcement is made by a New York
manager that he has engaged the operate barry
tone Thomas Sinclair Gore late of the Metro
politan Opera House. New-Yorl5 for recital
tour in the compositions of the young composer,
Albert Mildenberg, the composer playing the
accomplishments The first Of these recitals VIII
be at Carnegie Lyceum on DecenBer Il. A
large part of the United States will be covered
by the tour.
A piano and song recital will be given by Al
bert Mildenberg, assisted by Miss Josephine
MiIdenberg, soprano Harry NfcKlaskey, tenor;
Thomas S. Gore, BARITONE. and a string quar-
tet at Carnegie Lyceum, December IA, at . p. m.
Vincent d'Indy. the French composer, has &C
cepted an invitation from Amy Fay, who is
president of the women's Philharmonic Society,
to be present at the concert to be given by the
society at the waldorf Astoria Tuesday evening,
December 70. A programme has been arranged
by Nine. Beatrice Go1die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

second-st. and a granddaughter of Mrs. Austin
Dali. of Garden Place. the hostess and her dausn-
ter were assisted in receiving by the deoutante
Austen Aldrich Miss Ruth Steele; Miss Anna ~ s
and Miss Helena Case. Mrs. Aldrich was goWneC
in silver brocade Miss Aldrich's gown was or PINK
Liberty Miss Marv Aldrich wore Nile greer
silk net with appliqued roses over white satin. A
dinner and dance followed for the receiving parry
Among the guests connected with this borough
were Miss Kate de Forest Prentice, Miss Martina
Strong Miss Lucie Mayo-Smith and Prenuce
Strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
MUSICAL. NOTES
Continued from third page.

played the symphony often under the composers
direction, will be the pianist on this occasion
On Tuesday evening December 10, Mr. Pugno
Will play Symphonic Variations for piano and
orchestra by Cesar Franck. The symphony, by
general request, will be the Symphonic Pa
thetique" (No. 81. of Tschaikowsky, which Mr.
Damrosch was the first to produce in this coun-
try. The singer at both concerts wiz be Miss
Bessie Abbott from the Grand Opera, Paris
She is American soprano who went abroad
who became interested in her voice. After
studying in Paris two years she made her ap-
pearance at the Grand Opera as Juliet She has
come over for short concert tour on this.
her first return to her native land
The last concert of the fall series by Victor
Herbert and his orchestra will be given at the
Majestic Theatre tonight, owing to the fact
that Mr.. Herbert and his orchestra have various
engagements in other cities which must be full
filled and also because Mr.. Herbert finds it
necessary to visit his various comic operas
which playing the road. For the last
concert of this series the programme will con-
sist wholly of Mr. Herbert's music. Programme:
Festival March introducing AUD Lang syneD
''Yesterthoughts
Aubade. from suite Rosnsntque."
''3adinage-''
.'Ip Dresrnlard. from The Wizard Of the Nile"
Butterfly Waltz Song. from ''8abette
Nine. Helene Noldi
Christmas Fair Waltz, Babes in Toylsnd."
Entr' acte, from Mile. Modiste.''
March Finale, from ,Wonderandr
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