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$500 P. A. Chronicle, adver-
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fees for March ........... 3,654.12
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REPORT
OF
TH0S. n. HAGERTY, County Collector
Month OF April, 1912

RECEIPTS.
hand ss7,667.45
4. ID. W. Clayton, Sur
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Sheriff. fees, March 49,. 2,2S5.1s
+. Q. Pierson for
maintenance s weeks -. 1000
State Treas. Ia
s~tenographer salary to
March 81, 1912 .......... 1880
70. From sale 23d Sc
ries Renewal Bond to S.
+. Com. City ............ 10, 900. 90
Accrued interest on
sale of bonds ............ 6S.33
Jos. Healey, JUS
tice fines collected ..... 500
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-08
BARRERE ENSEMBLE.

The Barrere Ensemble will inauehrate
its fourth season at the first of its series
of two subscription concerts on Monday
afternoon December 9, at 1870, given. rs
usual. at the Belasco Theatre. The spe-
cial features of this concert viii be an
augmented number of players and a
chorus Of solo voices under the direction
of Mr.. Louis Koemmenich, conductor or
the New York Oratorio Society.
Interest centres In the Grande Serenade
in b fat. by Mozart. which opens the
programme.
The two choral numbers, Bundeslied, Op'
122. by Beethoven, and "Beim Abschied zu
Singer" Op. 81, by Robert Schumann, arc
unique. in that they are sung with the
accompaniment Of wind instruments only.
This viii be, In all probability, the first
time that these two interesting bits VIII
have been heard in this country.
Richard Strauss is represented by an
early work, Serenade Op. Z.
The closing number Of the programme,
one entitled advertisement" is work
Of much interest. Its composer Is A..
Perilhou, a French organist and close
friend and disciple of Saint-Saens. His
work. although impregnated throughout
with the classical atmosphere character
istic of this school is nevertheless most
original in conception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-08
THE SCHOLA CANTORUM.

The Schola Cantorum OF New York,
Kurt SCHNEIDER, conductor, will give a
matinee Of new music i'm Aeolian Hall on
Wednesday afternoon. This will be the
programme:
Madrigal, In Pride Of May. VIII c. Macfarlane
Sprlngtirne. TO an ode OF Horaee..:.... g.,
Sigismond Stojowski
The Madrigal Singers.
Poems by Yeats:
The Hosting Of the sidhe. On. NJ. Loefier
The Fiddler OF Dooney. ...... sidney Homer
Francis Rogers.
Old Irish melodies: Lament for owen Roe
O'Nells The Cruiskecn Lawn. The shan
Van Voght. Arranged by Arthur Whiting
The Madrigal Singers.
River stevenson, Her Voice
OVilde), Les Silhoucttes NNllde), Don't
Ceare CDorsetshire dialect, w. Barnes).
John Alden Carpenter
Sonata in G. major Violln). j. a. Carpenter
Mischa Elman and the composer.
A Bible Lyric. from "The Song OF songs go.
Blair Fairchild
The Madrisal Singers;
Song of the Nile (Old Egyptian :...:..
0"e Courtandt Palmer
Farl,, snring OWiIde) .........K Kurt SCHNEIDER
Violin soil 60 be announced
Mischa Elman.
Percy Kahn, acCOmpanlst.
owes Jester (Moribah Reed. .Campbell-Iipton
We Two Together CWalt Whitman. :...
Marshall Kernochan
Francis Rogers.
A negro sermon. VIII Nj. COOK
Mr.. Rogers and male choir.
Negro Lullaby .........J. Rosamond Johnson
Rain Song .......:"..:..;..:.... WIN NJ. CooK
The Madrgal Singers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-08
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

Tschaikowsky's Fifth Symphony will be
Josef Stranskys chief Offering in the Phil
harmonic concerts next Thursday evening
and Friday afternoon, December II and
13. at Carnegie Hall. This work was first
produced in America by Theodore Thomas
on March 8. 1889, and has since figured
prominently on Philharmonic programmes.
Other selections in these next concerts
will be Bizets popular "RArlesienne'
suite and Dvoraks "Serenade for Strings.
The philharmonic soloist will be Henri
Leon LIE Roy. the French clarinetist who
for two seasons has been the leader OF the
clarinet choir OF the philharmonic Orches-
ira. Mr.. lie Roy, at the National Con-
servatory Of Paris. achieved the rare dis
tinetion OF winning at the close Of his sec
ond year ;he gold medal Of honor. He has
10 his credit many artistic successes as
soloist Of important European symphony
orcbestras Mr.. lie Roy will play in these
coming Philharmonic concerts a new
rbapsody for clarinet and orchestra by
Debussy. the first performance in America.
The engagement Of Nine Schumann-
Ueink announced as soloist for the con-
certs of December - and 10. has been
postponed TO February q and Is. But, as
advertised, she will be the sololst of the
Philharmonic concert in Brooklyn at the
Academy of Music on Sunday afternoon,
December -.
At Carnegie Hall on Thursday evening
and Friday afternoon, December 10 and
90. the philharmonic Society will give
concert in memory Of Joseph Pulitzer, de-
,,o4fpey fba roprarnrne to his faVOrite COM
posers, Beethoven, Wagner and List.
Carl J0rn, of the Metropolitan Opera
House. will be soloist, and special feat
ure Of the programme will be the perform
ance Of LISTS Faust Symphony" given
with the assistance Of the entire male
chorus OF the Arion Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-08
MUSICAL ART SOCIETY.

The Musical Art Society. under the di-
rection of Frank Damrosch, will give the
first concert Of its twentieth season ON
Tuesday evening. December II. in Car
negie Hall. AS has been the custom for
many years, the December concert viii
breathe the spirit Of the Christmas sea-
son. as reflected in the choral works OF
the old masters. The first part of the
programme opens with motel by Pales-
trina. Surge Illuminare' which is con-
sidered by many critics TO be the crown
ing level in the collection of more than
go motets composed by this master. This
first part of the programme is devoted
entirely to religious works OF the fifteenth
and sixteenth centuries. In the middle
division excerpts from Bach's christmas
Oratorio" will be sung, and in this the
choir will be assisted by the orchestra OF
the Symphony Society Of New York. The
christmas Oratorio" was composed IN
1894. and was designed for use during the
church holidays The first part Is given
up TO prophecies of tine coming Messiah
and rejoicings over the event, while the
second part, which is introduced by the
lovely pastoral symphony, tens OF the
incidents Of Christs birth The choral
melody. with All Thy Hosts which
closes the second part, is that OF the
Christmas hymn which Luther wrote Tor
his children in 1884 The third par of
the programme is more secular in char
acter. Orlando di Lasso, whose madrigal
"Natona mia Cara" is the opening num-
Der. was one of the greatest of Pales-
trinas contemporaries. The formal pro-
gramme will be preceded by the singing
Of "stille Nacht. Heil'ge Nacht,' the old
German folksong, harmonized for mixed
voices by Frank DamrOsch.
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CALENDAR FOR THE CURRENT WEEK

m Symphony Society MropoI
On IN
cert by recital Of French
the recital
hy Miss Isabel hau
and the
House Italian opera AIDA; Aeolan
m concert chamber
Quartet Basco hae $500 concert Of music
fo wlnd EaeenlIr
3 u
p
concert iy the
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% m
Aeolan Hall p
%
can Iud song
p "Dic Iauhe
n5te"; panoo~o recital 10y Gofrd Gasion; Car
~
BrCollvn oncor o. ~
%
sanna and" Pagiacci';
monies
p Iulaist; Brooklyn Academy
opra House. s D. m, 'l Tro'atore
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THE KNEISEL QUARTET.

The Kneisel Quartet will give the sec
ond concert OF Its twenty-frst season in
New York at the New Aeolian Hall on
Tuesday evening, December TO- at S15
o'clock. Ernesto Console, the Italian
pianist, will appear with the quartet.
playing with Mr.. Wiileke the Richard
Strauss sonata for pianoforte and violon-
cello, Op. s. Strauss. who began his career
as an orthodox musician, wrote before he
was twenty-three years old symphony,
g string quartet and piano quartet.
sonatas for the piano. the cello and the
violin and other chamber music. That
for the cello he composed in 1888. In his
nineteenth year.
The programme opens with the quartet
In @ major, Op 161, by Schubert Q797- ls2g,
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CONCERTS FOR THE YOUNG

A Christmas recital by Ysaye on Satur-
day afternoon, December u, will be the
holiday Offering of the symphony Con-
certs for Young People. The programme
has been especially chosen to bring be-
fore the young subscribers characteristic
music for violin by composers OF different
nationalitles, as interpreted by great
vioIinist. A sonata by Brahms opens the
programme. followed by concerto by
yiotti and the concert will close with
three short numbers from Sweden, Ger
many and France.
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MUSIC NOTES.

This is the programme Of Ysayes violin
recital in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday after
noon:
Overture ..................'
Orchestra
Concerto -, a., arm,
companimenD.
Concerto ....s..s... ~
Mr.. Ysaye with orchestra accompaniment.
Scotch FantaiHie .............ss... ~ hNh
Mr.. Ysaye with orchestra Accompaniment
Gottfried Galston will give the following
programme at his piano recital in Aeolian
Hall on Thursday afternoon:
Chaconne (arrangcd By i. BusonD 49,: .Bach
Sonata in G minor. .......... =. .ocluiii"ii'
Melody arranged by SsambatD; GaFotic
ARRANGED by Brahmsl ............ ..bluck
Intermezzo. Op. 119. i minor; Inter
Inezzo, Op 10. major: Nalse, Op. 6ai
Rhapsody. Op ~. q minor. ....s 'irdhihA
Three preudes; Nocturne. r sharp major
Ballade g minor ........ ..... 80. - iioi'"
Arabesdues on the Nalse, AN der
sch0nen bauen Donau."
Titta Ruffo. the Italian BARITONE, viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-08
At THE METROPOLITAN
Several FaVoriteS Are on Weeks
Schedule of Operas.

With Miss Geraldine Farrar as the
young wife, Mr.. Scott as the husband
and Mr.. Bada as the servant, the Metro
politan Opera Company next Friday
night VIII present Wolf-Ferraris spark
ling one-act opera, III Segroto di Su-
zanna" ("The Secret of suzanne.
Giorgio Polacco for the first time will
conduct the work II will be followed by
"Pagliacci." sung by Miss Bori ana
Messrs. Caruso. Amato. Giny and Bada'
with Mr.. Sturani directing.
Another feature Of the operate week
will be the first appearance this season
of Nine. Frances Aida, who will be
heard as Mimi in LA Boheme' on
wednesday evening with Nine. Alien
and Messrs. Caruso, Amato, Dldur. DE
segurola. Ananian, Audisio and Rescnlg-
iian. MIR. Polacco will conduct.
Mime Margaret Matzenauer, who has
inst srrived in New York. will make her
re-entry at the Metropolitan Saturday
matinee as Brtinnhlde in the season
FIRST "Die WalkUre.' with Nine. Frem-
.tad as Sieglinde and Nine. Sara Cahler
Tho will sing here in opera for the hrst
,ioo this season. as Fricka. The easy
,,ilI also include Messrs. Durrian, Gris-
,vo1d and Ruysdael and Mines. Aten'
snarlyes. Curtis, Fornia Milford, Matt
field. Duchene and Robson. Alfred
Hertz will be the conductor. The opera
viii begin at 1870 o'clock.
aida" viii have its first hearing this
season tomorrow night, with a cast in
Guiding Mines Destinn, Homer and
Fornia and Messrs. Caruso, Gilly, Roth
Ter Rossi and Audisio. Mr.. Polacco Will
conduct,
.eThe Magic Flute viii be sung for
the third time, with the original cast, on
Thursday evening Alfred Hertz con-
Quoting.
Mr.. Ysaye will play with orchestra at
to-night's opera concert" the VieuX-
temps D minor violin concerto. and with
piano Svendsen's Romance" and Saint
saens's "RondO Capriccioso." Miss Vera
Curtis will sing an aria from Aida
and a group of songs. and Mr.. Amato
"Eri tu" from "'The Masked Bali and
the "Palacci" prologue The orchestral
numbers conducted by Mr.. Polacco will
be Reethoven's "Leonore Overture No.
sc" and the "Tannhauser" overture.
ell Trovatore" viii be sung on Satur-
day evening at the Brooklyn Academy
of Music by Mines. Rappold and Homer
and Messrs. Martin, Amato, Rossi and
Audisio. Mr.. Sturani will conduct.
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rosch conductor at Aeolian Hail The
idealistic knight is represented by SOLO
violoncello, which will be played boy Paul
Kefer. and Sancho PanZa by solo VIOLA
to be played by Hans Weissmann. Ihe
concert Will open with Schuberts I'm
finished" symphony. Efrem Zimbalist VIII
play Lalo's symphonic Espagnole." AZ
the concert on Sunday. December Is, Nine
Charles Cahcr Will De the soloist' sing
ing an aria by Mozart and a group OF
songs.
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The F1opze1ez Gaortet WHO Give the First o. Their
Three Coz Mo4dey lEsveTa4og.

which was written in 1926 and the closing
number will be Cesar Franck's quartet in
d majcr. which is one of the works most
highly esteemed by his admirers as
proof and product OF his greatness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-08

10 heard for the last time this season on
Sunday evening. December Is, in the Hip
podromc. lie viii sing an entirely new
programme Of operate ar.as and also
some Neapolitan songs. the asas being
from "Rieoletto." Don Giovanni and
Hamlet" Miss Maggie Teyte and Miss
Margaret Keyes will also each sing an
operate aria and som" songs. An inter
esting number OF the programme VIII be
q duet between Mr.. Runo and Miss Teyte.
Nahan Frankie and his orchestra Will be
heard ia several popular selections.
This is the programme Of Miss Kathe-
rine Burritts recital Of Indian songs at
the Belasco Theatre on Wednesday after
noon:
Tribal melodies. Haunonized by
Hymn 90 the sun. ............... Carlos Troyor
song OF thc Dcathlcss Voice. Arthur Farwcll
The Festive sun Dance OF the Iunis. C. Troyer
The old Mans Love song .... Arthur Farweu
'' " ' '''' Carlos Troyer
Six Pueblo Indian songs Harmonizei BY
Tho Sunrise Cail.................C Carlos I'royer
Llulan LullaDy... ....... ....+.s dtlos lloycT
Zuui Lovers Wooing or Blanket Song.
Carlos Troyer
Corn Grinding Song. Natalie curtis
Bird Dance Song .......... ....Arthur Farwell
The Coming of MonteZuma. .... Carlos Troycr
indian FIRE Soug......-. -....-. .'aHos Ifoser
Two corn Grinding Songs. ......Natalic Curtis
inketunga's Thunder Song. Arthur Farwell
The Moon Drops Low ..... Charles ". Cadmium
a special performance of ''The Messiah
viii be given at the new Aeolian Hall on
Wednesday, December IS. at p. m,
under the direction OF Walter Henry Hail.
conductor OF choral music at Columbia
Continued on third page.
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NEW YORK SYMPHONY SOCIETY

Richard Strauss don Quixote," de-
scribed by the composer as Fantastic
Variations on a Chevalieresque Theme"
will be heard at this afternoons concert
of the symphony Society. Walter DAM
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Continued on third page.
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LORETTA de LONE HAaplsr

dQA Sth AVE- Concerts Recitals. Instruc-
ToT VI" RNL' ton Phone Greeley 6421.
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THE RUSSELL STUDIOS. Carnegie nan
Music study. Voice Culture Singing, i.ep ara
Hand Culture. Touch and Technics' iNormaI
ing. Harmony Analysis, PeIasJsS,, Voice
request 10 Secretary at either schooL Foie'
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rita Runo. The Italian barytonc, wiz
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This is the programme OF Miss Kathe-
rlne Burrtts recital Of Indian songs at
the Belasco Theatre on Wednesday after
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ACTIVE COPPERs
REVIVE MARKET
Buying Is Small in Volume.
but Prices Close Above
the Average.

New York, n. Y. Sept Irregular
ity was reflected in the opening deal
ings on the stock exchange today.
Many of the active issues were lower.
however, with weakness greatest in
Canadian Pacific, Louisville & Nash
Vile and Steel Union Pacific which
at first showed small gain, soon fell
under yesterdays close
Speculation came to a standstill in
active stocks as soon as business be-
gan. but there was a lively movement
both ways in certain ordinarily inactive
specialties
The market closed strong. Activity
in copper stocks awakened todays
stock market from its early Iethargy
and trading became livelier. Buying of
more representative stock was small in
volume, but the average level of prices
at the close was above yesterdays fl
nal quotations.
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SsG0-Union Bank & Trust Co. vs.
Lucero.
ssI$-MomsOn & Co. vs.. Mattiee.
3S16-Newman Investment co. vs.
SS17-Kohlberg VS.. Caples.
3S21-Rinehart vs. Dunno.
3S23-Weeks VS.. irwin
3791-Paul VS.. Z. P. Military InSti-
tute.
S71O-smith vs. Evans
Jury cases to be tried in order, be-
ginning September 16. 1912:
3261-McKamy VS.. Brown.
SS37-krakauer vs. McLees.
3346-Look VS.. Wilson ct al
$3.50 H & S. A VS.. Lawrence.
3459-COllins VS.. Alderete.
3476-Feingelt vs. Lefkovitz
353S-Dyer VS.. Upton
364O-yalles VS.. Texas Company.
3704-Kleinman VS.. Sprinz-
3714-Delany VS.. Cain.
3715-Delaney VS.. Urrutes.
3727-DaWson VS. Wells ct al
373O-Consumers' Ice Co, VS.. Con-
stable
37S1-Torres VS.. Santa Fe Fuel Co.
3732-ROsener VS.. Pfaff-
3761-Wolwiaky VS.. Richards.
3764-Fullen VS. Morley.
376e-Caples VS.. Squires ct al
3769-Buchoz & Schuster VS.. Hector
ct al.
S77O-Rey VS.. Cameron.
3773-Elliott VS.. r. G. Valley Bank &
Trust Co
3777-Noe VS.. G. Fl. & s. A. Ry. Co.
S7S3-PrOvidence Hospital Co. vs.
Darbyshire- Harvie Co.
37s6-Moye ct al vs. Krakauer ct al.
3797-Itule VS.. G. H & S. A
379S-Mt- Franklin Lime and Stone
Co.. VS. Brady Brothers
3S07-Gonzales VS.. Hadlock-
3S11-DiXon vs. Jones Building Co
3S14-Williams VS.. Ross.
Special Settings.
September 16-O'COnner VS.. Corrah-
tos Co.; Amanda VS.. GiroD
September 2S.-McCamant VS.. Adkins
September 26-RiO Grande & 2. p
Ry Co., VS.. E. PasO Electric Ry. Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-07
WHEAT RALLIES AS
THE SHORTS COVER
Need of Rain in Middle West
Strengthens Corn-PrO-
visions Advance.

Chicago, Ill, Sept Week end COW
ering by shorts today rallied the wheat
market The opening was unchanged
to sc higher. December started at
90Ssc to 90Bc, touched -905z q sc and
then rose to 80 3 691c.
The close was weak, g a &c lower,
at 90sc
Need of rain in Kansas and elsewhere
strengthened the price of corn. Decem-
Der opened unchanged to sc up, at
54kc to 54Ac C, and mounted to "a sc.
The close, however, was firm, 4 c up,
at 54zsc.
Oats advanced on account of signs of
a falling off in the country movement.
December started unchanged to a shade
higher, at 321sc to 321 a 4 c, and con-
tinued upward TO 32L a sc.
Despite heavy selling. provisions
assembled with hogs. First sales ranged
from last nights level to &c up, with
January pork s19.OT1z; lard, $1075, and
ribs, 5000.