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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-18
NORTH CACHE
HIGH SCHOOL
WEEKS NEWS

Richmond, Dec. 1.-THE North
Cache High School boys met the high
school FIVE from the Brigham Young
College last Saturday evening and
engaged in a fast and exciting game.
At the end of the first half the b.
Y. boys had the lead by score Cf
% TO 10. but in the last half our boys
showed their colors by winning the
game for us with a score of 80 to
20. Woodland and Van Orden were
the stars for North Cache and Pet
erson was by far the fastest man
from the b. Y. The teams lined up
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Edith G. Douthitt and hsb. to Bank
of honolulu. Ltd, lot block 81,
bldgs., rents, ETC.. Waialae Tract, Ho-
nolulu, Jan IS. 1915; $4,000.
Sebastiao Augusta and vi. to Lust.
tana Benefit Society Of Hawaii, lot
35 (72105 SO. ft.1, bldgs.. etc. New
Judd Tract, Honolulu, March 10. 1915;
$3.50.
Achin Akana to H. Hackfeld G Co.
Ltd, 1-2 a. Of r. P. 173, N. Kona.
Hawaii. November n, 1918: $500.
Jose r. Pao and W.T. to Henry Wa.
terhouse Trust Co., Ltd, lot SIS 1926
So fl, Lanakila Tract, Honolulu, Mar.
%, 1915: $3.50
ASSIGNMENT or MORTGAGE
Manuel G. Canejo and VT to n.
Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. mtg Achin Aka.
ma and W.T. on 4 1.2 a. of n. p. 173,
Kaawaloa Rd., N. Kona, Hawaii, Mar.
%, 1915; 5000.
BILL or SALE
Lee Yin to Lum H. Chez, leasehold.
furniture, fixtures, Kitchen utensils.
etc, Maunekea st.. Honolulu, March
II, 1915; $l055.
LAND couRT-MoRTGAGE
Hugh Galbraitil to Hawaiian Trust
Co, Ltd, lot 26A. bldgs., ETC., Wahia.
wa Townsite, Waialua, Oahu. March
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Corns, corns. crrIts---ail ton trouble.
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and Grant % cor. King and Kekaulike
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THE WEEK AT THE OPERA.

Carmen" will he heard once more
this season AT the Metropolitan Opera
House The seasons last week but one.
which begins tomorrow evening, will
include a special matinee performance
of Bize,'s opera on Tuesday with the
same cast a. last time. including Miss
Farrar, Mines. Aida. Sparkes and Braslau
and Mcssrs Nartinelli. Amato, Rothier,
Bada. Defrere and Leonhardt. Mr.. Tos-
canini conducting.
"Siegfried- will be tomorrow night =
opera. with Mines Kurt. ODER and Schu-
mann and Messrs. Urlus. Braun Reiss
and Leonhardt. Mr.. Hertz conducting
Other o. .ras Of the week will be:
Iris" on Wednesday evening. with
Mines Bori and Delaunois and Messrs.
Botta, Scott. Ddur Bada and Audisio,
Mr. Toscanini conducting.
III Trovatore" on Thursday evening.
with Mines Destinn. ODER and hatfield
and Messrs Martinelli. Amato, Rothier.
Reschiglan and Aud,sio. Mr.. Toscanini
conducting
"Fidelio' on Friday evening. with
Mines Kurt and Schumann and Messrs
Sembach, Braun, Whitehill Reiss,
Schlegel, Leonhardt and Bloch. Mr.
Hertz conducting,
"L'Oracolo" and LA Boham." as a
double bill at the Saturday matinee.
commencing at las o'clock. The former
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eyes did not know me. The time OF feastinr
now Is done. Despair, Elegy. On the water
Mouseorgsky. Dams la prison d'Av-
ranches. French Folk Song Les Amant-
fideles. la t;avotte. LHeureux Nagabond.
La Ronde des petites Bells. Bruneaii.
Aubade from lie Roi d'ls." Lalo Willow
willow. Dedication. Died for Love. Rel
ver's Neck-Ncrsc' Percy Granger
Miss Julia Heinrich. an American girl
who for the last three years has been the
first soprano OF the Hamburg opera. will
give her second song recital at Aeolian
Hall tomorrow afternoon Miss Heinrich
will have the assistance Of Ernest knoch
in the following programme:
Die Soldatenbraut. Mondnacht d"
Schumann "Fruhling und Liebe. "Ach
wcnn ch doch Elm Imnchen war" Franz
Die Unterscheldung. Die junge
Nome" Schubert "freundliche Vision
All mein Gedanken." "Schlagende Her
zen" "Standchen." Richard Strauss.
"Apres un Reeve" Faure: Romance q"
Debussy; Chere Mutt. Bachelet Dreams"
Autumn Eve" Max Heinrich, a spring
Morning." Carey; The lass with the deli
cate air." DR.. Arne Send Me a Lover"
Old English.
The programme of the annual concert
OF negro music at Carnegie Hall tO-mor-
row evening is as follows: African
Dance, Old Black Joe. The Blues New
Amsterdam Orchestra Bright Sparkles.
My Lords a-Writin', negro spirituals.
Music School Settlement Glee Club. Ex-
hortation. VIII Marion Cook. H. T Boil
den and glee club Listen TO the Lambs
awarded second prize in 1914 competi-
tion), X. Nathaniel Dett. Miss Matte
Harris and glee club De Little Pickan-
!nny's Gone to Sleep, J. Rosamond John
son. glee club; Go Down Moses. negro
spiritual. slee club Southland Chased Oh
theme OF TO Dowr Moses), J. Rosamond
Johnson. Music School Choral Society.
obligAto BY Miss sara Bird Roll Dem
Cotton Bales. J. Rosamond johnson.
Mr.. johnson and orchestra: What the
Music School settlement Stands For
the Hon. Charles W. johnson. Hun
garan Rhapsody. No. s. Franz List
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hfn annual spring dance at the Plaza
ON ApIll -" The entire ballroom Uopr
has been reserved for tn occasion, and
the dancing viii bc interrupted AZ mid
night for supper Tickets for tho dance
may he obtained from Miss Louise NJ
Ortiz. l+s East Ninety first street
\ series OF two dances will be give
al Delmonico's on April Is and % 10y
the Ladies Auxiliary and Junior League
OF the Washington Heights Hospital, of
which Mrs. Adolph Heller Is president
There Will he exhibition dancing. Tickets
may be ohta med from Mrs. Heller At
the Hotel SAVOY.
Mrs John e. Mott will give a lunch
con followed by auction bridge on Fri
day at the Hotel Aston.
Mrs c. Montleth Gilpn Of oO3o Broad
way has invitations out for a luncheon
on Friday and dinners on April p
and 20.
The annual reunion of tho Caiholi FEE
summer school will he held al the Wal
dorf on Friday evening Their" viii be
music. bridge. cuchre and dancing and
on the committee IN charge Of the dffair
are q, i, Gillespie, +. T.. tuuniou, II
J. Heidents and r, !, Hogan
Under the patronage Of. Mrs. Nilha"l
u Rice Miss Katherine -. Chaplin. Mics
Kitty thoatham. Mrs. Francis q. Bar
low, Mrs. William Curtis Demore'''
Miss Natalie Curtis, Mrs. William II
baldwin, Jr,, Mrs Henry Wizard, Mrr
William Willets McAlpin. Mrs. A. lar-
ton Hepburn, Mrs. Albert II. Niggir
Mrs, William ~, Porter. Mrs. Jamo"
Speyer. Mrs. William H. baldwin, Miss
Mary Jay Scheffelu. Miss Elizabeth
Walton, GEORGE Cabot ward, George
McAneny, George Foster Peabody, Dr
II, u. FrIssell, David Names, pr FELIX
Adler. br, TalCott Williams Kurt
SCHNEIDER. David Bispham. Rudolph T.
Schrmer. Lyman Reecher stowe, tho
Rev. Hutchins &. Bishop and the Rev
william T. Hayes concert Of negro
music will be given tomorrow evening
at Carnegie Hall under the auspices of
the Music School Settlement for Colorcl
People Of New York city.
The school fills not only civic need
but n natural one in the upllft of the
colored race. II must raise 5000 he
fore May | to retain its present huild-
Ing which makes possible its wide
spread OF settlement work. The Euro
pean war has seriously diminished tho
voluntary contributions relied upon for
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opera will be sung by Mmea Bori and
Braslau and Mcssrs. Botta Scott. Didur
and Rossi. and the latter by Miss Farrar
Nine. Schumann and Mcssrs Botta,
Scott, 1egani, DE SeRurola, Ananian,
l,eonhardt. Reschiglan and Audisio, Mr.
Polacco conducting both operas
La Gioconda" at popular prices on
Saturday evening. with Mines Destinn.
Duohene and Robson and Messrs. Mar
tin. Amato. Rothier. Begic. Reschiglian
and Audisio. Mr.. Polacco conducting.
Mime. Melanie Kurt will! sing at to-
nights opera concert an aria from
Aida" and the Liebestod from Tristan
und Isolde" Nine Mabel Garrison will
sing an aria from "Ihc Pearl of Brazil"
and the waltz song "voce hi Bimavera -"
Pasouale Amato's arias will ba from The
Barber Of Seville" and "Thr Masked
Ball The orchestra. directed by Rich
ard Hageman, will play the Tam
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GENERAL NEWS OF SOCIETY AND THE CLUBS

partial support and the school needs
instant help
\ series OF tAhlcauN wants. followed
hy q .rung, was given last evening at
On" ilot'' NcNipIn, under the auspiceS
of HE Sew York Consumptiyc Relief
League. The pictures were copied from
hose 90 famous artists. and among those
VINO posed were Mrs T. Willard de LIS
ser, Miss VI. G;reere. Miss &. Lisk,
Misses Julia and Regina Koch. Miss
Frances SloDim, Byron !. Carson, Miss
Jean Rosner, Miss A. Lake and Samuel
and j. Wailach. The proceeds from the
will be given to the SAINT
ttrum NJ Denver, Col.
The officers of the league are Louis
\ Mason, president Mrs, Alexander S.
Solow. first vice-presIdcnt Miss Leonore
r. SeudacZ, second vice-presidert Leo
proviu. treasurer Miss Gertrude Sugar
man. corresponding secretary Miss Rose
kdmiukcr. financial secretary: Miss
Clara Sugarman, recording secretary,
and Miss An"et,e Spielberg, chairman
relief committee.
The American Criterion Society. MIS-.
Leonard l.. nm. president. will give it's
mai dance Tor the season oil Friday eve
ulrg at the Plaza, \ feature of the
evening will he exhibition dancing by
Miss Martha pattsou in costume For
those who do not care for dancing a
room will he provided for cards,
The chdperons for the evening will be
Mrs, John l.. Latiiu, Mrs. Searlcs Bah
hitL Mrs. Frederick \. isiggs Mrs G..
\, Birtholomae, Mrs Frank Costcr,
Mrs John T.. pOckeudorf, Mrs, Gideon T.,
tuuu ain, Mrs &, A. Fullerton, Mrs T..
Frank ,ioodwin, Mrs. L. y. tombstone,
Mrs. George w Kavanaugh, Mrs. Fred
rrck Lane and Mrs, Edwin NJ, Tim
Minis
\ number Of dinner parties viii he
given before the dance
Among those entertaining will he Mrs.
i. f. Goddard, Mrs. William r., Hart.
Mrs. George william Hanna, Mrs,
FranckNu Hogehoom. Mrs. George
Frank iiostett"r, Mrs. :. T. Kelner.
Mrs. lncius Carver Litchh"d, Mrs
FRANK r. Tomas, Mrs Moses Mosler,
Mrs, Arthur q Nash Mrs. Joel New
man, Mrs r.. T. Mcacham, Mrs Redell
rarkcr, Mrs. Charles T. Thorlcy. Mrs
William jerome Toomey, Mrs Frederick
T. Washhuru ana Mrs. Samuel Wood
The postponed Aprl luncheon ana re-
cep'!on of the society viii he held on
April 30 and will DO followed BY . tea
dance.
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civ" Jointly IN Aeolian Hall next Thursday
afternoon. Both artists are familiar TO local
concettgoers. each having been heard
previously this season in recital. A ex-
ponents OF Debussy both have won a
large following that may be depended Oh
to show interest In Thursday 8 programme.
which Is ~ follows:
Piano Soli -Prelude. Passepied Clair
de lune. Poissions d or MIR. Copeland.
Piano Soil Reflects dams l'esu. Ondine.
'agodes. Feuilles mortes. la Puerta del
Vino. Faux d'artifce Mr.. Copeland.
Presses Lyriuues be Reeve. De Greve.
lie Soir. La Grotte. Placet Futile. lie temps
a laisser son Manteaux Miss huston.
Presses Lyriuues -Recueillement. Green,
Le Faune. Fantoches. Romance. Chevsux
dc Bois Miss Huston.
"A Programme Of Original Compost
tons for Two Pianos" Is the phase Harold
Bauer and Ossip Gnbrilo witscb have Sc
iected to describe the Joint recital they
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%chwab will he the accompanies MIR.
Mccormack will sing n group of songs
Written for him by Rudolph CAM. The
composer will he ut the piano. Follow,
ing is the programme
Romanza. from lie WILL" puccini,
MIR Mccormack; Romance from con-
ccIto. Wieniawski Mr.. McBeath /:
Morning hymn Henschel Fen Lit.
lie Things" Wolf. "A Friendly Vision
Straus; "If We're King" Liszt Mr.
Mccormack; Meditation" Cottenet, Mr..
McBeath. Irish songs: "Pastheen Fl.
rnn.' arranged by Fox; Must | TO
RUund?' arranged by hughes "a Bal
lvnuIe Ballad" arranged by Hughes :
The Irish Emierant." Baker. Mr.. Nc
Cormack Romance. Roger; HUI
moresquc. Tor Auln. Mr.. McBeath :
Rise, -, star" Love and Song" dedi-
Gated to Mr. Mccormack, Loves
Rhapsody" "The Sea Bath Hath Its
Pearls" Rudolph CAM. Mr.. McCor-
mack.
illuminate Miserendino, young
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Debt Owed by Music Lovers to Oscar Sonneck of the
Congressional Library for His Treless
Labor in Assembling 1t.

study. II the writer Of this depart
ment did not have this thing forcibly
brought TO his attention every week
he might say less about II. But not
week passes that he does not meet
with proof that some poor innocent
who can pipe like q little bird and who
has neither the physical force nor
mental quality to make an artists
career Is being literally driven blindly
onward by the urgency Of friends. And
these friends actually believe that the
voice IL all that is necessary.
SO. too, with piano players and vio-
linists. A shallow, superficial. brilliant
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W1e. 1TS0ess AIas,
Te(nooo/sks7 CDere House.
9 Nsshks0.

will give in Aeolian Hall sunday afternoon
April IL. The recital will mark Bauer's
twenty first New York appearance this
season and Gabrllowitsch seventeenth.
The pianists will play five compositions in
all. including the schumann Andante and
variations. Mozart sonata in ID major.
Beethoven. Arensky suite. OF. IS. and
| Chabrier "Espana.
| Tom Dobsons Programme Of songs
in the Punch and Judy Theatre on Monday
afternoon. April 10. promises TO be an
event decidedly out OF the. ordinary
| Playing his own accomplishments. Mr.
Dobson will sing several compositions Of
his own. in addition to one or two German
and French classics and a long list OF
English songs in a lighter vein.by such COM
posers IA Brockway. Carpenter. Fisk.
Norton and Brainard. A special feature
will be the concluding group. Carpenters
amusing improving Songs for Anxious
children"
The last Biltmore musicale will take
place in tn. ballroom Of the Hotel Biltmors
Friday morning, April -. This will bs
costume recital. and the artists who will
appear are Lucrezia BOri. soprano. Andreas
de Sssurola. barytone. and Rosins Cali.
premiere dsneeuse. all OF the Metro
politan Opera Company.
| George Harris. Jr.. tenor. Will be heard
in a novel programme AT his song recital
IN the Randbox Theatre. 205 East Fifty
seventh street. Tuesday afternoon, April
~. az =. VI The first novelty will
he Moussorgsty' suite entitled without
sunlight. This suite consists OF six short
songs and will be sung for the first time
IN America The tenor will also be heard
in four OF Percy Grange-'s songs, in
Guiding the Willow, willow" which has
proved the most successful OF tho Young
Australian composer, vocal numbers.
The balance of IN. programme ~ made
NJ of French and German songs The
complete programme ~ rs follows
Rect, 'Qn-l language accablant' Aria
'l nl- de la plus t@ndr. enhance. Aria
'Dlvlnii.S dies grandes ames. GluuL
Wonn. der Wehmuth, Beethoven. Mich
kann klein zwefel stor-n sent. Was die
Lieb. tut. Bach Nioinist. Michael Ban
ner Without sunlight Interior. Your
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illuminate Tn5er10dx0o
Noiia1st ReoIssn ZZsIL, Mur,G.v Evening"

Italian v.olirIst. who recently returned
"a New York ate several wears OF
study In Europe, Wi. give violin re-
'!ta. at heoliau Hail on Thursday eve
niug lie will offer the following pro-
grJnIu"
La Folia' CorellI theme and varia-
iuus concerto in u minor. Tschaikow
sky, moderate, cauzon.'ta, allegro vi
Na"c. schsIZo, kroIsier- u ttersdoif ;
cau2uuottL D'Ambrosio; mnuetto Rec
tuoN,u. L.ohosireund kreisl,r, sercn-
AIDE. Moskuwsky Habanera, Sdrasats
compositions Of Dehus-y will form the
programme which Margaret Huston. So
prano. and George copeland. pianist. will
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Mines Kurt and Ober; Me Urus
TUESDAY, q M-"Carmen" Miss Nine. Aida; Messrs
Martinell, Amato and Rother
WEDNESDAY-"Iris Miss Messrs
THURSDAY-"Il Mime. Desnn. Nine Messrs.
MartinelI and Amato
FRIDAY-"Fideio" Nine Kurt Messrs. Sembaeh Braun
Whitehll
SATURDAY, M-"LOacolo" and LA Boheme, Miss
Miss Farrar; Messrs. Botta. Scott and Didur.
Ma Goconda" Miss Destinn Messrs Martin.
Roher
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hEu~sr overture, Saint SdenS :
"Marche H"roique" and several short
numbers 10y Rimsky korsakOw, Brahms
and Piern.
Next SUNDAY night a spccial symphonic
concert viii be- conducted hv Arturo
Toscanini. who also will conduct sym
phone concert on Friday afternoon
following April %
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Dr.. Felix Adler. Arthur Won Briesen.
pr Joseph Collins. Adolph Lcwisohu,
Jonas Lie and Cabot Ward. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs Marcus
NJ Marks OF I East Ninety-fcurth
street; Mrs. Henry Ollesheimer. Hotel
Savoy Mrs. Frances Helman, 33l Wes,
Seventy-first street; and Mrs L. n
Schubart. 1911 Madison avenue,
The April dance OF the New Workers..
Mrs. Henry III. Russell. president. will
be held on Tuesday evening at the Hotel
Aston 1t will be tho last dance this
season and large attendance is ex-
pected. Tickets may be had from Mrs.
H. r. Jennison, - West 130th street.
The regular business meeting OF the
society will he held on Friday after
noon, when Mrs. Olive Stott Gabriel will
be chairman. Mrs. Earl King Is chair
man of literature and Mrs Sara A.
Palmer of readings.
For the benefit Of the ways and
means committee a card party will be
held at the home Of Mrs. L. .. Post. 555
West lJ2d street, on April 20, The
clubs season will close on April 90 with
a presidents tea at the Hotel Astor.
Mrs Simon Sichcl will give re-
ccption on Saturday AZ the Ritz-Carl-
ton for her daughter. Miss Viola Ruth
Sichel. whose engagement to Harold
Korn was serenity announced. Mr..
Korn is a son Of Mrs. Samuel w. Korn
OF - East Seventy fourth street.
The last In the series OF two card
parties for the benefit of the silver
Cross Day Nursery will be held on
Friday evening at the Hotel Manhat-
tan. The games will be followed by
dancing. Mrs. Wallace Glendenning il
president Of the nursery.
The Euterpe Club. Mrs Alcinous
Btrton Jamison president. will give it's
third musical morning on Thursday at
the Waldorf-Astoria, II will he the
spring musical and will BE- followed by
luncheon. The programme will he in
charge of Mrs. Florence Foster Jenkins
and will he rendered by Charles Gil
best Spross, Miss Florence Austin and
Signor Umberto Sorrentino.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bycrly Eylcr ~
l60 West Ninety-hfth street gave
dance last evening AT the Hotel Aston
to celebrate the latters birthday.
The Junior Aid League OF the German
Hospital and Dispcnsary will give its
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Among those interested in the success
90 The AFFAIR are Mrs John Fowler Trow,
Mrs. Bede!i Parker. Mrs. Arthur Neel
Rose Mrs. William Demarest Mrs Judd
r. Wells. Mrs. Floyd : Corbin and Mrs.
John Strother Gaines
The sixth and last musical. OF the
Eub'nstein Club, Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman president. for this season will
be held on Saturday Afternoon ut the Wal.
dorf- Astoria, when "Cndlne," tho new
composition by Harriet Ware. will be
given. The artists will be Lucy Gates.
who will wear water lily costume
Nine. Jeanne Wooford. contrslto
John Barnes Wells and chorus OF
twenty voices from the Rublnste!n
choral. Miss Ware and Mr. Kroll will
b. AT the pianos and Ridkar Leete at the
organ. The programme will he followed
by collation. and dancing. The moving
pictures taken last year at the white
breakfast will also he shown.
The guests OF honor will include Nine
Marcsla Senhrich. Mr. ard Mrs. Edwin
Markham. Mr., and Mrs. Carl Strakosch.
Clara Louise Kellogg and Emma
Thursby.
The last evening concert OF the season
viii be on April 20 and the solois,s will
ne Elizabeth van Endert and Leon
Rothi"r. French basso. assisted by the
choral OF tho club, A supper dance will
follow III" programme. The annual
meeting with reports of the season and
election OF officers will he held IN tho
Waldorf on April 20.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for IN" annual white breakfast on
May |. II will be a May day fete. and
the entire ballroom fioor. including the
Fast and Myrtle rooms. Aston gallery
and conservatory. have been reserved.
There will be no speeches bat series
Of dances has been arranged There
Will h" two orchestras which will play
for the dancing after the breakfast
Al the second Of Mrs Walter PUTT
zer's soiree dansantss AZ the Rl,more
on Easter Monday there was exhibition
dancing by Allan q. Eldridge. who did
the "tirecian Mystery and. with Miss
Adelaide Citizens, a classic waltz. The
last In Tn" series OF dansantes will be
on April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gerdss T.onsdale
have invitations out FOR large recep-
ton and dance to the members OF the
Tennessee Society of New York on
Thursday evening, II will hN held at
the Plaza.
Continued on Last Rage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-11
NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTS.

John Mccormack the Irish tcuo-, Will
give his tenth concert OF the season
N the greater city this afternoon AZ
Carnegie Hall He viii he assisted 10y
Donald McBeath. viul.uIst, and Ludwig