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New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
MUSIC NOTES.
Continued from second page.

on the afternoon of March 10 by the Hugue-
not Society of America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Dannreuther. assist
ed by Elias A. Bronstein, violoncello an
nounce four subscription Lenten musicals
at No. Is7 West 18th street. The first was
given last Thursday afternoon; the remain
ing three will take place on March l, 8
and p
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

The Olive Mead Quartet will give con-
cert OF chamber music In the hall of Cooper
Union, with the help of Miss HsnTtette
Nicholson, pianoforte. on Tuesday evening
of this week under the auspices OF the
Peoples Symphony Society The quartet
will play Beethovens quartet in nat,
Op. IS, No. 6, and Tschaikowsky's in fat
minor. Op. 30. Miss Nicholson will play
music by SchuInann.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
NINE. sEMBRICH's RECITAL.

Nine. MarceHa Sembrfch's spring song re-
citai will take place in Carnegis Hail on the
afternoon OF March I She has sent 10 her
manager a programme Of twenty numbers.
OF which nine are new to her repertory. as
known 10 New Workers. and OF these 1iue
nearly all are unfamiliar. some for the very
good reason that they are not vet in print
or such are Professor H VI Parker's "A
South Wind and two Polish songs by ST.
sis-nond StOjowski. now a resident OF New
York. Mime. Sembrich will also introduce
a peculiarly arch little song by Zarzyeky
and a dainty French trfhe by Jacques La
cTozs. who is the director OF the Musical
Conservatory in Geneva Hugo VOLTS CO.
quettish ''Ich hab' IN Penna eiuen Lieb-
stem she win sing in English. Following
her old custom. she will also INTRODUCES an
old English song in the first part II is a
setting of Ben Jonson-s Have YOU seen
but whyte Lille grow a lyric which Is
itself almost transfgured music The COM
plete programme is as follows
Old Opera Airs and Songs
Q, Serpina penserets Cfrom La Serva
Rossisnoi,s arnoureuz from ,Hippolite s0's'' =
Finso per nnio dilstfo arranged . Pauline
Have You seen But White ft1O6 fiy Gro~T oaH10'
old English
Sinst dem g0ttltchsn PTopheten tfrorn
Der Tod Jesu D -Ciraun
PART III.
Classical German Lieder.
Gretchen am spinnrade ---------- schubert
LIeder der Braut, Nos 1 and a sc,urn.n,
Widmunx
sf5s'fas Neiaa Esbe ist sraa. Brahms
PART III
Modern Songs
Ia5tess,s Iei9sss, sI.;, reiaerose s1lsse
Traurr durch die Darane-uns r Strauss
I have Lover True sung in English ---- -Wof
Nfecnai lej uiebo svteci blsxttrie--
Twixt Us Two There's Nausht. Believe Ne
TN PonSnl LdrzJckJ
The south Wind Parker
Nine kirkby-LUnn will give a song re-
cital in Carnegie Hall on Thursday after
noon Her programme will be as follows.
Giote al ranto mo. - Peri
Ptangero la sorte mia =. andei
pupiilette -tarfssiu1l
wasst ich doch den Veg zurdck
D NachtixaI Brahms
Das MadsChen sprfcht
Meme lieoe fst zruP
Beau Soir
JeuHes hliettes Weckeritn
The sea MacDo~eit
An Impression 5
/ Four by the Clock. Naifizon
| To Me at My Fifth Floor Window :
Anakreous Grab.
| Verschwiegene Liebe -.------........--W Wolf
| Wantertiet
! Der Freund
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Mischa EIman. the soloist of the NTH ana
last subscription concert of the season or
the Russian Symphony Society. on Thurs
day evening, March 3. at Carnegie Hall.
will play the Glazunow violin concerto in
A for the first time in america. This Work
was written some four years ago, and FL
man has played it with success in Lon
don. Amsterdam and other cities. Its COM
poser Glazunow, has been one OF the most
productive of Russias serious musicians IN
the last fifteen years, and this new con-
certo is said to be fully representative OF
his talent.
The orchestra under the direction OF
Modest AltschuIer, will also be heard IN
Rfmsky- korsakow' unfamiliar symphonic
poem "Sadko," and in the third Tschai-
kowsky suite whose brilliaHce and sono-
ritv have made 1t popular in the good sense
Its theme and variations are ranked among
the richest OF Tschaikowskys orchestral
productions This Is one of the compost
tious that he grew to hate according TO his
diary of IssD before it was finished, but
after a hard struggle with IL the COM
poser's ideas became more plastic. and he
professed himself satisfied with the suite
when completed
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
Other municipalities Have Succeeded in Mod
Grating These Nuisances: Why Not Gotham?

Arensky's trio In the same key Noren's
work is d novelty.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Isabel Hauser, Eva Clement and the
Saslavsky String quartet will give con-
cert at the Hotel Plaza tomorrow evening,
al which the following music will be per-
Termed:
Sonatina for pianoforte and violin. Op. IS1
Schubert
Pianoforte quintet .-..--..-----.. ~ Mozart
Fantasia and sonata in C minor.
Sonata. Op- 121 first movement)- --- Schuniann
Quartet No s. ........-...-.......---.H Haydn
Rhapsody. Op. 70. No 2.-.. Brahms
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Some Untold Stories of Music" will be
the theme of six illustrated Lenten lectures
given by the Haydn String Quartet under
the direction of Gustave Freeman in the
concert room of the Hotel Langhan, Broad
way and 1854 street. beginning on Tuesday
afternoon, at O'Clock. The subjects and
dates of the lectures follow:
Development or the Dance Form in Mu-
sic" Tuesday, February - Lecture oy
Arthur Bergh, secretary American Music
Society.
The Psychology Of Rastime," Tuesday
March l. Lecture By Gustave Freeman,
from Colonne Orchestra, Paris
An Afternoon with American Compos-
ers" Tuesday. March s. Lecture by Ar
thur Bergh.
Composition" Tuesday. March 10. Lecture
by Gustave Freeman.
Tone Pastels." Tuesday, March y. Lect-
ure by Arthur Bergh.
.fRhythrnic Modelling Tuesday, April J.
Lecture bv Gustaye Freeman.
Each lecture will be illustrated with the
music of the Haydn String Quartet and,
when appropriate. with the assistance OF
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Nine. kirkby-Lunn will sing the follow
ing programme at her Carnegie Hall re-
citaI next Thursday afternoon:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

j O. Prochazka, the piano pedagogue. Of
Studio 1902, Carnegie Hall. and Nyack- has
written a Judean Colonial n1elodrama- It
is said to offer excellent chances TO display
Judean themes. American composers are
invited to supply the melodranatic music
The work is said to be Of the dimensions
of ''Enoch Arden
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Mrs. Robert de Forest entertained last
Thursday evening with lecture recital on
''Elektra." given by Miss Amy Grant, as
sisted by Charles L Stafford
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Nine. Dora Wiley Tennis. known a. the
sweet singer o. Maine," assisted by twelve
of her pupils. will give a musical this even
Ing at Duryea's ballroom (Suite b Al $50
o'clock. TO which the public is cordially
invited These musicals. given every six
weeks. are not for criticism. but simply t0
demonstrate TO the friends of pupils their
rapid advancement. and as Nine Tennis
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Miss Elizabeth X Patterson will give in
her studio. on March q. a lecture by A
Foxton Fergerson on English folklore. IL
lustrated by folksongs- Miss Patterson
will assist Nr. Fergerson and will sing
songs by women composers.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Mime. Kitty Berger. the either virtuesc.
was the guest OF the TheatregOers' Club OF
America last Sunday She played several
compositions OF her own, which were re-
ceivei with enthusiasm Nine Berger an
nouncCs Le1ten musical next month. the
date OF which will be decided later
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Eugene c. Morris a pupil OF William c.
Carl and post graduate OF the GuiInaut
Organ School. has been engaged as or
sauist and choir1naster OF Grace Presby-
terian Church. Brooklyn. beginning May I
Troll Rees, also a pupil OF Mr.. Carl. has
been engaged as organist ard choir IL
rector AT the Fort Washington Reformed
Church. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

csasinaed on fourth pass.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Miss Grace Easton. now studying with
Susannah Macaulay. has made such graft
flying progress that she has been strongly
urged TO enter the operatic field At a re-
cent musical her arias from Aida and
Romeo and Juliet were so rendered so
cause much favorable comment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
UNIVERSITY HILL TRACT

The lots in this tract comprise the most mag
nihcent scenic property in Berkeley
They command an unexcelled marine and hin
They. each and every one. have view that
never can be obstructed by the buildings on
they adjoin the finest and highest priced prop
erty IN Berkeley.
They are protected By building restrictions
that viii maintain the exclusiEeness of the
The best street improvements possible are in
Cluded in the prices We are asking.
The street work is being done and will be
rushed TO completion
The prices asked from $1,000 up. Easy
terms.
me best opportunity in the market for beau
Gful homesites and sure Investment profits.
THE WARREN CHENEY COMPANY. INC.
Phones F132O and Berkeley 800. 215z Center ST.
$4,000 for a new plastered bungalow near
Telegraph av,s this property is modern and
viii be opposite the new electric line IN
Ellsworth St; $500 down and easy monthly
payments.
6TOO-A splendid investment proposition; fats
IN Union street quarter OF block from
the university
$4,000 for one Of the most slightly lots In North
Berkeley. in Arch ST. opposite Admiral
Miller's place.
81 zOO-A splendid Santa Fe buy; we are offer
ing the southeast corner Of Market and
55th St. S2x9O; this is $1,000 less than it
is worth; this is absolutely bedrock and a
big pickup; 90 look al il.
$500 for a brand new room bungalow with
srtcs IN 18th st. near Market; easy
terms; you can't beat this anywhere.
". J. MORTIMER < CO.,
2Il7 Center St,
Berkeley, Cel.
Phone. Berkeley 3l3e
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
GREAT ARTISTS FOR
WINTER CONCERT SEASON

Ihe st. Francis musical art society
is beginning the fthtrd winter OF its
existence under particularly brilliant
auspices, an exceptional program bein z
promised lovers OF the art as arrange
ments have already been closed with
nve of the best artists of the coun-
try
The date for the opening concert IL
set Tor the night of October Is. SiSnor
antonio Scotti leading tenor Of the
metropolitan opera house. and Nine
Bernlce de Pasquale. lyric coIoratura
soprano, also OF the metropolitan. will
sing on the occasion
Inc boxes for the affair have nearly
All been secured in advance. The list
or patronesses Of the society is a long
one. embracing most of the prominent
matrons OF the local four hundred Tbs
managing board OF directors consists ~
j. DoWney Harvey. Charles TeunIator
Crocker. Robert NJ. Eyre William Lewis
GerstIe and George A Newhau
Mme- Johanna Gadskf. the 5rar,att.
soprano. will be the central hpurs ~
the second concert. scheduled for ~
evening of November g.
Signor Emile de Gorgoza the s-.,t.I.
barytone, will be the since - u, !.
nnusieale r..le the first part OF December ana
Slsnor Aiessandro Bonci, donsidered
.he greatest tenor in the world TO-DAY
ana Emma Calve, soprano are nron,Issd
LOT the postlenten season. the exact
cate for the concerts not vat 49,
definitely decided
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE
. rnnNcI

JAS s. FRENCH,
THE REAL ESTATE BROKER.
5s2 Castro st Hayward. Cal.
&C GET OFF OFF THE CAR AT ST. IL FRONT
OF Ny OFFICE. OPEN SUNDAYS. WEST
SERVICE ON OCT. l.
DAIRY RANCH 256 acres FINEST of soil for
grain or hay; spring water; good improve
ments home orchard; Al head of cattle;
> fine horses; cream separator; vehicles,
implements; fine location ~ miles from
Hayward. pa miles from S. Z. X. X,
station Only $3.50 per acre u cash.
321a acres. " mile from Hayward beautiful
location; IA acres fine full bearing or
ehard; springs all over ranch acres
eucalyptus: barns, fruit houses; will cut
into ranches. with spring water on
$500 hens; swell chicken ranch of acres; fine,
level land; finest equipment; room house;
fine water plant costing $1,000; horse,
COW, vehicles. implements, everything IN
first class condition; only 2 blocks from
$. z. r. r. station. 3 blocks from school;
n gift a Z IS 900; So 900 cash net income
better than % per cent on Investment s'
s., ,500-3 acres; room cottage; barn; home
orchard horse cow vehicles, implements;
u miles from electric car.
SS,0oo-S5 600 cash; Is fine, level land; G
acres alfalfa; fine Improvements, horse,
COWS, 600 chickens, % tons hay, cream
separator. vehicles implements; 4 miles
from Walnut Greek, , blocks from station,
on new Oakland Antioch electric line.
SWELL COUNTRY HOME, rooms, II acres
fine level land; orchard fine shade trees;
IL miles from line; big frontage on
main county road.
100 ACRES. fine grain and dairy ranch: fine,
large barns and granary; > room cottage;
home orchard ) acres finest bottom land
abundance of fine spring water; big front
age Dublin boulevard. Here's a snap
for YOU
"a ACRES-13 fine fun bearing orchard
home rms; modern convenences; out
buildings good income from orchard very
attractive place; only Il miles from
Hayward; prettily improved places on all
sides.
500 HENS acres fine orchard: net income
$1,000; will carry easily Zoo hens
pretty country home, and bath
fine horse, COW, vehicles. implements;
everything first class; \ miles from Hay
ward, Sc 800
JAS. S. FRENCH.
80 Castro st. Hayward, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
BUSINESS PERSONALS
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR

ELECTRIC NEEDLE THE ONLY CURE.
FACE, ARMS, NECK, EYEBROWS. MOLES
AND WARTS. OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
INVENTORS OF THE NEEDLE METHOD so
EXTENSIVELY USED IN THE EAST
IN BAD CASES WE USE 5 NEEDLES AT
ONE TINE AND REMOVE $50 TO 300 HAIRS
PER HOUR; so IS THE LIMIT WITH ONE
NEEDLE WORK. OUR METHOD COSTS YOU
LESS THAN HALF THE MONEY. NO PAIN,
NO MARKS OR SCARS.
HAIR WE TREAT. SHOULD ANY RETURN
We WILL GLADLY REMOVE THEN FREE
OF CHARGE. REMEMBER THAT
OUR MOTTO: LIBERALITY, HONEST DEAL
ING. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. 81
WILL CONVINCE YOU. CONSULTATIONS IN
VITED GREE. WRITE FOR BOOKLET G.
NINE. SILVER ELECTROLYSIS CO..
133 GEARY STREET, SUITE 723.
TELEPHONE DOUGLASS 5232
NINE. SILVER MRS. /. B. WILSON
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
BEAUTIFuL HOAfESITEs.

Visit the beautiful Burlingsme hill country,
the most beautiful within reach Of the city far
SURPRISING the cross bay localities; transfer to
the San Mateo electric at 5th and Market
you always get seat-and get OF at EAST0N
station, or take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend. Here is the finest suburban home
site the peninsula. EAST0N ADDITIONS TO
BURLINGAME; beautiful shaded paths cool on
the hottest days; all improvements, cement side
walks, streets sewers water, light and tele-
phone installed; the homes will appeal to
you; large lots easy terms; excellent and fast
train service, twice as fast as 10 cross bay
points For particulars about EASToN address
F. ]. RODGERS, MILLS BUILDING, SAN
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
WEALTHY VINEYARDIST
is DEAD AT HANEOPD

HANFORD, Sept. 10.-Patrick Talent.
one of the wealthiest vineyardists ~
Kings county, died today at his resi-
dence after a long illness. For MANY
years Talent had been prominentlv
connected with the raisin industry in
California. He was formerly a resident
of Butte, Montana The funeral viii he
held in Los Angeles, after services in
this citys
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
YOUR RENT MONEY BUYS HOME.

The money which you digging up every
month for house rent viii get you nice home
IL you allow to advise you. We Offering
$50 splendid lots in Burlingame terrace, with oil
macadam streets, full width; sewer and water
mains laid, stone sidewalks and cement curbs,
from $500 to $3.50, 10 per cent cash. balance
SO and SIS per month These lots are located
west of the railroads. toward the hills We Will
the first purchasers in this property. We are
making sales every day. Go down il you
want some of the best. Take Mission ST. cars
or S. p r. r. trains from Sd and Townsend
sts.-25 minutes TO Burlingame. Our office op-
posite station.
LYON & HoAG. CSC Market st.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-conrinued.


XIX
GEO. a: HERRICK, 1905 MARKET ST:
! !. ny y, ESTMENT BROKER. ESTABLISHED 1872.
REFERENCE, WESTERN NATIONAL BANh.
XIX
SALOONS, SALOONS. SALOONS
SALooN, MARKET ST.; 10 YEARS LEASE.
Very low rent; price, 5000
XIX
SALOON, GRANT Av.;-, price, se.4oo-
=, SALOON. POWELL ST.; price, s750og,
lniS Is swell. finished in mahogany ana mapie.
XXX
SALOON. o'FARRELL ST, close in; rent only
S1z.oo; doing good steady business; price Sl,ooo
XIX
nished, with rooms license; lease; every
thing complete.
XIX
GROCERY BUSINESS
ou Gays trial given to prospective purchaser, !,
VIII invoice about $1,000. This is genuine
SMALL STORES WITH LIVING RpOMS.
nave them all; splendid buy; nice little
store With living rooms in rear; near large
SCHOOL nice home aud good business Ior
$500 cash.
GEO. a. HERRIcK, 1905 MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
A REArTTFrL HnMr

50 2J0-This house consists Of large living
room with beam ceilings, large tile fireplace.
large reception hall; large, light dining room:
kitchen. breakfast room and den (ail on first
foor) 3 bedrooms bath with dressing room 2
sleeping porches on second 6Oor exterior finish
plaster: this house is just being completed and
was built for home, not for speculation lot
50X15O; situation Bay St. half block from bav
G. NJ LANDSBURG. 134s Park St. Alameda
$50 cash balance $50 per month. will buy a
modern room cottage in elegant condition;
lot 3Sxl32; choice location; price 81 2J0; the
best buy in Alameda
$4,000 for a new. modern. ) room bungalow;
lot 42;6XIos; only a small cash payment re-
QUlred.
H G. saIEHRTENS,
1000 Webster St., Alameda.
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q PrnnTpu

AIcatrsz Station. South Berkeley, Cal.
Take. S p. or Key Route train 10 Alcatraz
Ettaion. walk south blocks or take key Route
10 59th street open Sundays
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

WESTERN LAND & BUSINESS AGENCY
Formerly Clark & Magnus.
o5V MARKET ST. rm 506, WESTBANK BLDG.
NO CHARGE FOR LISTING BUSINESS.
SMALL COUNTRY HOTEL, bar. dining room
IN beautiful Lake CO.: doing good business;
rent $50; license $l2o per year; good stock;
substantially furnished; FORCED to sell on
account of wife's poor health. Price $l,500,
A GENUINE SNAP.
CANDY STORE, ice cream. parlor, factoiy; good
nearby town over IL 600 inhabitants; fitted
up in Mission style; EVERYTHING FIRST
CLASS; price So, 500; has only al trade; gets
city prices.
DRUG STORE, good corner, Mission residence
district; established years; receipts over
$1,000 last year; price $4,000; suitable for
physician Rent $25.
COUNTRY GROCERY STORE; 140 miles from
San Francisco; receipts 81, 300 TO 800 per
month; sells at invoice of reduced stock about
5000; includes fixtures, horse and wagon.
Must Change theaclimate only reason for sale.
FOR BUSINESS PLACES OF ANY DESCRIP-
T1ON AT REASONABLE PRICES SEE US.
We positively GUARANTEE our places as o. X.
WESTERN LAND & BUSINESS AGENCY
$50 MARKET ST, room 500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
WAKE UP!
WAKE UPi

You who are dead and yet alive. Try MRS.
HOLSH0USER'S magnetic massage treatment
and get back, stomach and limbs, and
give your brain chance to do its work and
make hardshfps a pleasure instead of burden.
Office. 351 Pacific bldg. S21 -S23 Market st. cor.
4th. Call or phone kearny 595 for appointment
A-WlGS and TOUPEES that defy detection;
ventilated; perspiration doesn't affect them
wig making a life study mems private wig
department, 22T1 Cal. st. Webster. Mr.. G.
Lederer in charge. LADIES' HAIR GOODS
Transformation, switches. pufs artistic wig
making, shampooing- G.. LEDERER, 1909
Fillmore st. Sutter. Established 1865.
Fl2ECkLES taa, pimples or moth spots removed
by using Combs lotion: try 1t; 75c per bottle
mfr, Mrs. Combs Mitchell, 1900 Georgia ST.
cor. 46th av., Oakland, CAL, or druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

G. A. HERRICK, zoos MARKET. COR 9Th
DELGBR BLDG. PHI. MARKET S1o6, J2726.
Is ROOMS RIGHT DOWN town; fine sunny
corner; here is genuine bargain; must sell; !;
owner leaving city; make Offer
80 ROOM HOTEL, elegant and complete:
best location: walking distance: clears $500 per
month"; rent S6 per room; bargain; part cash.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
OAKLAND REAL EsTArE-continued

30-SA1ISFIED BUNERS-30
I have sold 80 families homes in the past 30
days and every sale has made me more business.
My easy payment plan is the secret. i have
several No. / buys all ready for occupancy
and want 10 dispose Of them all today. Come
over and look over the list below. You will be
sure 10 buy. All close 10 Key Route cars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
BERKELEY RnAL ESTATE

sl60O-Nearly new room cottage. with bath.
pantry. laundry, etc; lot 25xl2O, with
street work all done; fronts on streets;
j. handy 10 station now and Will shortly
be within half block Of the railroad; con
veuient TO school. church and stores; terms
$500 down, balance 10 suit.
So 5OO-Snap: nearly new room high basement
cottage with bath. pantry, laundry, cleo
tric light. fuel gas. mantel, chicken house;
ward planted 10 berries, flowers, ETC. lot
35xl35: street work and walks complete;
located on a main thor0ughfare aud WITHIN
convenient walking distance of stations;
terms $500 down. balance monthly, same
o. rent; owner must sell
81 75Q-Bareain. modern room house. with
BATH pantry, laundry, etc; located on a
main street and convenient 10 stations,
carlines school. church and stores, and
where in course of time property VIII be
IN demand for business purposes at great
ly enhanced values; lot 40x100; street work
and walks complete; terms SloO down,
balance monthly, Do not fail TO examine
this
ban property: situated in fast growing
community. near 10 a great 1ntercity
rhoroughfsre and with splendid transporta-
tion facilities. If you wish to build a
home or desire q safe investment for a
little money. here is your chance. Terms,
SO down and 50 monthly.