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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-07
TO ENGAGE %SAFONOFF.
Committee Named TO Hire Russian Con.
duct0r for the Philhar monte.

Committee Named TO Hire Russian Con-
ductor for the philharmonic.
The directors of the Philharmonic Society
met yesterday and decided to abandon the
policy Of engaging noted foreign conduc-
tors which it has followed for the last
three wears. A committee was appointed
consisting of Richard Arnold, Felix Leifels,
August Roebbelen, Henry P. Schmitt and
August Seifert. This committee is en-
powered to n ge as permanent conductor
Of the orchestra Wassily Safonoff, who has
appeared here with such SUCCESS in the
last two sea SOL
Nc limit has been fixed as to the length
Of Mr.. Safonoff's term. The committee will
be able to engage him, however, for no
ductor, who now finds little to do In Moscow,
where he is the general music dire ctor OF
the Imperial Conservatory OF Music, has
expressed his desire to come here until
there is less disturbance in his own country.
The Philharmonic Society will be com
PEELED TO pay him 500, 900 a year. In this
way it will obtain exclusive possession OF
his services il it is desired to give more
than the usual nine concerts.
AS it would not be possible for the Phil
harmonic Society to pay such a large sum
as MIR. Safonof demands, the salary will
be helped out by subscriptions. 1t is prac-
tically certain that the s45, 900 guarantee
FUND will be raised for three years IL neces-
sary, and there will be other amounts SUBJ
soribed by admirers Of the Russian con-
ductor. .
For how long a period he will be enga ged
is q matter for the committee to settle.
In all proba bility he will com for the entire
period Of three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-07
NEXT Weeks r
One Novelty Reserved for the Closing OF
the ~MetrOp0litan's Season.

Announcement of the programme for
the last week Of the season at the Metro
politan Opera House has unusual interest,
since it is so uncertain as yet whiS Of the
artists will return.
Mines. Sembrich, Eames and Alien and
MN: scotn' Sampanan ana Dufrlcne VIII
ance of lie Nozze di Figaro" dGoetter-
daemmerung" will be u on Tuesday
by Mines. Nordioa, Homer and Weed and
MN. Knote, Van Rooy, .Blass and Goritz.
On Wednesday Carmen will be repeated
by Mines. Fremstad and ABBOTT and MN.
Carrso and Gourmet. "Haensel und Gretl"
will be given on Thursday night for the
benefit OF the Legal Aid Society. In the
cast will be Mines. Alien and Abarbanell
Homer and Weed and NJ, Goritz. On
Friday there will be the lesson scene from
I'll Barbiere di Seyiglia.' with Nine. Sem;
brich and MN. Gourmet, Campanari and
DIPPED, and the last acts OF "Tosca," with
Nine. Eames and MN. DIPPED and Sootti.
On SATURDAY. night ~"Lohengrn" win be
the opera, with MN. Knote, Goritz and
u,ass and Mines. Rappold and Walker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-07
PuBI1CATroNs.
DOUBLE


Will help to Tighten the dusty
ways of the world.
Brooklyn Eagle
Double Trouble is an extremely
clever and interesting working
out of the things likely to hap
pen to a man whose subliminal
self gets control of him.
NeW Tork Times
A novel that commands unhag-
cling interest, a story so ingeni-
ously constructed as to appear
entirely probable and scientific.
WashingfOn Star
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-07
LAST SYMPHONY CONCERT.
walter Damrosch Directs the Organization
at Carnegie Hall.

The last concert Of the New York SYM
phony Orchestra under the direction Of
Walter Damrosch was heard last night by
one of the largest audiences that has at
tended any of the series this year. Rafael
Joseffy made one of his rare appearances as
the soloist of the evening and played
Brahams's first piano concerto in d minor,
: which is all but unknown to music lovers
in this city. Other numbers on the pro-
gramme were two movements from a |Ro-
land" symphony by Edward Mcdowell,
entitled THE Saracens" and THE Fair
Aida" Beethoven's light symphony and
Richard Strauss's tone poem Death and
TRANSPORTATION"
Mr.. Damrosch was doubtless inspired to
put the Mcdowell work on his programme
drought the recent revival in interest for the
Americans composition. The symphony,
i which was composed ten years ago in
Europe, was first made known here through
the two selections performed again last
night when Sam Frankie played them with
his American Symphony Orchestra in 1897.
In both the movements Mr.. Mcdowell
reveals his effectiveness in orchestrating
with a fine degree of color, Inc his technical
skill in this respect is more striking than
the musical content Of either Of the two
selections. In "The Fair Aida" the mood Of
the episode is much more convinoingly
illustrated than in the brief Introductory
movement.
Mr.. Damrosch's band played with great
spirit and sorority in the Beethoven sym
phony, although his tempt were at times
open to criticism. In his reading OF the
Strauss tone poem the conductor revealed
the breadth OF rendering and sense Of its
impressive orchestral effects necessary
to an appreciation OF the beauty OF the
composition. The orchestra's work was
admirable in this number.
Mr.. Josefy is doing a service in the case
OF the first concerto similar to that he per-
formed in introducing the second concerto
OF the same composer to New York music
lovers. The work had been heard here but
once before his performance of It. The
work allows the virtuoso few opportunities,
as the solo part is not set against the orches-
tral background merely to exhibit 1t, but is
an integral part Of the whole.
II possesses all the qualities Of Brahms's
earlier music and many Of these Mr.. Joseffy
revealed with fine effect. He played the
concerto with the most complete s~acriice
Of his own share in the Interpretation to
the intention Of the composer. But it il
not certain that with greater breadth and
force he might not have presented its
epirit more faithfully.
He was heartily applauded and earned the
honor he won by his finished, intellectual
rendering Of the work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-07
News OF Plays and Players.

The Madison Square Theatre will be
closed next week for rehearsals Of "The
Greater Love- which Walter N. Lawrence
will produce there on Monday evening.
March 10, with Howard Kyle in the char
aoter Of Mo,nrt. "The Greater Love by
Ivy Ashton Root, Ia founded on episodes
in the life Of the great composer, Mozart.
The G0Oth performance OF David War
field in "The Music Master" was celebrated
last night at the Bijou Theatre. The star
and David Belasco both made little speeches.
At the Garrick Theatre to-day "Gallops'
will have its first Wednesday matines at
popular prices. This policy will be con-
tinued through Lent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-07

LONG BRANCH. N. D., March e.-The Rev.
Dr.. Thomas o'Hanlon, for thirty-fve wears
celebrated to-day the golden anniversary
Of his marriage in the Maps homestead
on Broadway, where he was welded to
Miss Hannah Maps. Dr., O'Hanlon is "a
years old. He is still active and engaged
in mission work in New York. The couple
have three sons and five daughters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-07
AMuSEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE,
LAST WEEK But ONE

Or .thAND OPERA SEASON.
This Evening, at S-MARTA. Sembrich, Walker:
Caruso, Plancon, Ro9l. Cond., Vlgna.
Thurs. Evgy Mar. 8, at $50 SiEGFRiED. Frem-
Sisd; Homer Alien: knote, Van Rooy, Relss. Goritz.
Fri. Evg, Mar. o, at s-LUCIA DI LAMMER.
MOOR. Sembrich, Bauermelster: Caruso, Parvis.
Gourmet, Bars. Cond., Nlgna.
sat, AT. Mar. 10, at I'll TROVATORE. Nor
dlca; Homer; knote, Campanarl, Gourmet, Paroil.
sat. Eve,, pop. prices. at 7so-MEIsTERsINGER,
Aten' Jaco6y: BurgstaIler Van Rooy. Goritz. Blass,
Reiss, Muhlmann. ,Cond,, Hertz.
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streets. Rev. H. Bruins, pastor; residence.
514 West Fifth street
Asbury NJ. E.-AfFican. S37 Van Buren,
street. North Topeka Rev. J. D. Smith,
pastor; residence. lis Lane street.
Mount Olive NJ. E.-African. Buchanan
streets. Rev. ]. s. Burton. pastor: resi-
dence 1882 Buchanan street.
washington street Rev. ). NJ Pope, pas
tori residence. 1105 Washington street
First NJ. E. Mission-ze6 Jefferson street.
No regular pastor
Euclid Avenue NJ. E. church. Lane ana
Seventeenth street-Edgar c. Weyant Of
Usage City Sunday school at 9.45 a. m
preaching at II a. m, class meeting fol-
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$50 D. m. Preaching at Z: 80 p. m. by the
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between Third and Fourth streets. Rev.
c. F. Carkun, pastor; residence. sos East
eaaa 1d wesleyan Methodsst-corner
Iiams. pastor; residence, sos East Sixth
Free N6ethodist-Lake street, near
Eighth avenue Rev. F. e Bcnhan1, pas
tor. residence, llo6 Lime street
street near Rock Island railway. North
residence shdss SOS North Harrison street.
Fourteenth and Van Buren, streets Rev.
J. ". Jacobs, pastor residence. 1855 Van
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PRESBYTERIAN.
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between Eighth avenue and Ninth street.
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ard West streets. Rev. Loyal ". Mad
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