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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01

John Morris. robbery; motion for new
trial filed: attorneys, r. l.. Jones ana;
K. |. Miller.
DISTRICT DIVISION Chief Justice
Covington.
In re small parks: hearing concluded
ard submitted to jury
In re widening kenning road; on
hearing.
Covington.
In re estate of Benjamin Andre VS.
tf!al OF issues reset for March - at
torneys, H. II. Classic and W. j. Lam
bert.
BANKRUPTCY DIVISION-JusticeM Nc
Coy.
In re Thomas f. Waggaman: rule re-
turna BILE March H.
In re Huseman & Ford: rule on al
ilesed banErupts returnable March 8
PROBATE DIvIsIoN-Justice Mccoy.
administration granted 10 Mark p.
Cooper; bond, 5000; attorney, j. 4. Car
ter.
In re Martha +; Brown; order appoint
,rg george A. Branso1 guardian bond
| 5000; attorneys. Watts & Lichliten.
Estate of Francis s. De!and: will adj
mftted to Iorbate and letters of admins
traticn c. t. a. granted to D. NJ, McPber-
sen and George II. Price bond, $4,000 ::
attorney, Fred B. Rhodes.
Estate Of George w. Faris; order to
compromise claim; attorney, Nelson VIII
son.
Estate OF J. Christopher w Riessrer
order to have dispositions translated
Estate of Ruth T. Wood former order
modified and general bond ordered
Estate of Elizabeth Patton; petition TO;
letters of administration filed attorneys,
Sleman & Lerch
Estate of Francis S. Deland; petition
Tor probate of will fled attorney, Fred
B. Rhodes
Estate of George n. Faris; petition
for leave to compromise suit at law
attorney. Nelson Wilson
In re A. N. Butt: petition for leave
transmit funds; attorney. F. Sprigg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01
GREEKS LOYAL TO KING,
NJ. SK0U[OUD|S ASSERTS
Premier Quoted as Saying an At
tack on Saloniki Would
Be Welcomed.

BERLIN. March /. by wireless to Say
rille.--"Do YOU. consider it possible to
force our people to give up their neutral
iIH by pressure with bayonets? Whoever
believes that the Greeks will abandon
their king does not know the Greek
character
Thus declared Prime Minister Skou-
1oudis of Greece to the correspondent CT
the Berlinerta geblatt. who was interview
ing, him according to the Overseas News
Agency, whic;, summarizes the interview
as follows:
Pressure by Entente Powers.
Premier Skouloudis asserted that be-
tween the LIST and the 10th of January
the entente powers. tried to move the
Greek people to rebellion against their
government by attempting to starvc them
out, but that the Greeks got along on
vegetables and fruits. When the entente
powers saw this. added the premier. they
understood that not only the Greek army,
but the majority of the Greek people in
dorsed their governments policy.
The entente, therefore. changed its
tactics continued NJ. Skouloudis," and
allowed the Greeks their regular
rations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01
Injured as He Leaves Street Car.

While aiighting from 4 street car in
>ront of 241l p street northwest yes
.erday afternoon about ) o'clock, JEFF
erson y. Harris, 491 Maryland avenue
southwest. fell and broke his arm ard
cut his face. He was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01

John Morris. robbery; motion for new
tiial MED; attorneys, T. l.. Jones anG
K. /. Miller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01
il. BILLIARD SETTLES
NEW HAVEN R. R. SUIT
Payment of $1,25o,oco of Original
Claim Is Said to Represent
Compromise.

NEW YORK. March 1.-The suit
brought by the present administration
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad to recover from John
l.. Ballard of Meriden, Conn, profits al
legged to have been due the New haven
in the deal in which the New Haven
purchased shares of Boston and Maine
stock seven years ago has been set
tied. il WAS announced st the New
Haven offices today. Billiard has paid
III" New Haven Sl.2"o. geo. i: was stated.
The suit was originally for $500. 600,
brought in Connecticut courts The
settlement represents Il compromise
Declines to Make Comment.
MERlDI:N, Conn. March John l..
Billiard declined here today to make
any comment on the announcement of
the settlement of the suit of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road in connection with the Boston and
Maine transaction.
Homer s. Cummings of Stamford
counsel for Mr.. Billiard. said: THE
statement as given out by the railroad
company accurately expresses the sit
alton. ] do not care to make any
further comment
The defendants with Mr.. Billiard were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01
BANKRUPTCY DIv1SIoN-Justice NJ

Coy.
In re Thomas T.. Waggaman: rule re-
turna BILE March Il.
In re Huseman & Ford; rule on al.
lesed bankrupts returnable March 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01

More than half of Sweden is covered
by forests, only FinI. nd having
greater propoitionate area OF timber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01
Hopes for Saloniki Offensive,

Greece hopes for and would welcome
an offensive against Saloniki. the pre-
mier asserted. because the occupation
of that port affects every Greek like a
nightmare. He felt certain, he said,
that if the Bulgarians were to enter
Greece for war operations the feelings
of the Greeks would not he hurt
Finally he declared emphatically:
AT all events, the world will see
that Greece will not give up her neu-
trality. She will not allow herself to
be forced by events nor by arms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-01

Kangaroos can jump a fence eleven
feet high.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
PORT ARKANSAS BUDGET

rOuT AUNNsNS Aus % rht tus
nnteth, tult hla hc,u usrd 500 imus
uuloa 0i ueh far work nu the FtiD
W3u u1N, tpca, Ior Galveston Sh,
olu br repaced boy hc tus Gcurudt
thnt arrived iu port Nsstrun,
rhe work. uf reluiunn Hud rNtDud
lne tho anNvrnmvni wharf bins br,u
completed bN Charles Chthe s. Co.
hud Is nuW u ntst-rlns condition
rht ssmi weekly dances niNsn hs A.
b. ngau mannryr uf thv piNic hcntcf
Hu. unVnH NtN pofulpr Tho music
a ufnnhri nN NrNican muHicnus
lruu Corpus Dnrtau rrd thfrc ia rl
WaNe Houd crnWd lu attendance.
ludat GArWuud And Som John. have
returned iu lhrir hume Boo Houston aft-
eel tsn-da. sta, in thc cts
Nr NaN iuthDr hns returned fro'r
"a visit WHh umtNos Boa corpus
Ncwt curry uf Fort Amnsaa n tht
suest ot his PARENTS Mr. and Mts. jo,
curry
{ iacN BOLTON ana amily Who haN,
resided hen. for the past year lcn
Tuesday fnr Corpus Christi to make
their future homv
CnwnDa Parker and family lcfl
E Tuesday n thpir launch rhelmR foi
inglcside Nnerc they win spend sr,
etal iava.
a. o. Perkins wshe wnrking on fn,
drv,isr hnst Cmstock. had the mis-
fortune of letting Trap aonr fau of
his foot and sustained very paiutu
+ niurics
+ Mlss-- RosF Taal Refnioe Ndnn an,
. Npunc Roberts are victims relative.
n Notpus Christi
" Atkins has rcturnrd frum
eeNenl weeks business trip 90 llock
T mort
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10

WASHINGTON. AUG. p The white
honsc expects 20 announce Tomorrow
ihc nume of the thirl man chosen hS
President Wils,n 20 serve With hranR-
hn \. Lame and l.ouls ~ linndcis on
tho ioint commission ca settle the Mex
iean iifferencVa untn the third com
missioner has accepted appointment
Formal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the America
personnel VIII he withheld
Ambassador AredoEdn assured the
state Department to-day thst Carsanhi
- not DESTROYS of limiting the scopq II
the proposed discussions IN amy way
ami was IN complete accord with rrssi
dent Wilson In that Inspect.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
AR RAID oVER MUrlnrlM

AihNnoN. Aus An ofGtlaf sf,f,.
mrnt issued ncrc ionight READS
t",in luiy 40 m conjunction with fh.
ftrnoh. an attack was made N Hrt-
isn naval aeroplancs un hcnrlne STORES
and lho BARRACKS "a, Muelheim Tho
machines mot WIN Il ,eri anti.alrcraf,
are. no, sncccedci In guniua their oh-
ivctNo and carried out a uccessral
commandment cur mashines returned
safety"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
PERSONAL MENTION

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09

CALENDAR FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.

SUNDAY ppodrom by Sousa Payowa and others;
Philharmonic Society; Aeolan
Hall Symphony Society Metropolitan Opera
Baso Theatre S5
chamber he de utece; Carnegie Chamber
the Ncig1boood symphony Society
College Of the City Of New York, recital BY Samuc
T. Baldwin; Harris Theatre. sj p concert OF violin music oI
recital by Alice Know"
School selemen: FOR CoOod People
Harris Theatre concert bE
Orchestral Society Of New FORK
MONDAY-Aeoan Hall pianoforte recital by Ernest Sching
Opera Russian French Prime
Academy Music, Brooklyn, s:l5 p By Ivan
Williams Aeolian Hall, by the zOencr Quartet
TtESDAYAeian Hail. p recital by Anne Arkadj; s5
Of chamber b. the Kneisel Quartet
Metropolitan House, Italian "Mara' Ho Meal
Music Brooklyn, by Iayrah Hubbard Die Ms
tersinger
THURSDAY Metropolitan Opera
Julia Cup; m
Mann Auditorium Columbia University
by Kavrah Hubbard on "iOnna Wanna"
FRIDAY Italian "Un Balo
Mahera"; Hall 2:S0 the Philharmonic
ccty; Hail. violin by Eddy Brown;
Columbia University. Sis p. recital
Rubner Academy Brooklyn
b. Percy Sches Franck and the
French composers; Hote Bitmore, II M musical
D. H. Italian Aida" the Hospital
Carnegie Hail. recital by Herbert Wihe,spoon
the Russian Symphony
Aeolan young by the Philharmonic
Society; D. M pianooe recital by Germaine Shrier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
\ Drive by a Young
Musical Revolutionary
Evolution of the Russian School of Composition-Sra-
vinsky's First Symphony--Anayoie b,
Modest Altschuler.
By II. < KREHBlEL.

The opinion seems 20 have gone out at
,,cSlv spread by the apostles oi radi-a in
hat the mos; perfect representative o. The Russian school OF
, orlr Son IS igor StrayinSNy. From al that have
d i,t hi. COMPOSITIONS and Judging 6y all G his musio that
49, have heard tbs Young revolutionary IT, represents the
- pir, o R,sss gives The lie everything preached aad
,e by the COMPOSERS who have hitherto been looked upon
The REPRESENTATIVES that school The critically minded long
c, ogreu ;hat Rubinsen any way the type
Slavic compose. ard though ths ourrai hailed TscakoW
. ae tri, national that opinion riodcd the
,rc Of Bo-on ard MoussorssN resourde concert
, Boris G1d-u,W has had potent influence. much
.e, han "Yncc Ger is likely have nat shall be
invite think % Borodin and MoussoANl aier have heard
~ Of Stra, usNy concerning winch speculation
.H be vested prese2' time Cnde~ existing conditions
change was ave bee, cz9ccei m7rc- OF course The
yc,rg Russian S>onl ,uscnAa. led, founded
:, lSs Cesar Cu & genesis ii h., book Musiqae
Vr,,i," lr ordc vc-, c. himself, Ba&@reh Rmsky Nor-
t,f B0r;a M Nlovesc-gsl The Principles laid down by
On as beng foundations OF the school utterly ingenious
nov hoscc1 may have looked sixty years They were
sree F-sAs;dc the words ali dramatic music must
have ,aue per Sc as absolute music SecondMusic written
for word, reflect the spirit the hirdvcry com
or must disclose Characteristic traits The strongest eN
ofcou the last principle observed IN Ne" YORK. up
10 decade ago made IN Borod'ns SYMPHONY III
MINOR brought forward concert OF the Philharmonic Society
February 1897 In TN, there nge OF The GU
; or decentralization Of Rubnstein Or the modified Sayi-
~ Of ~cfa;koysx Boroin seemed all Ssy. hose principles
ma have remained bat the wc they we're p INTO
practice Altered rapidly Boodn credited 8a'are1 with having
rdcd the school Balae he said the hen that laid the
m which we're ali alike first out OF which came the cncNs
Which were no sooner hachcd than they took punages OF
l- OWN and few avay in different directions The flights OF
Yo,<rei and Rimsy Ko~sa<ov followed without din
m c was something dunn ounding abou the course OF their
.r,,- ccahin St1a,irs<y has yet had trial that Will
~ c.t Saturday. wheu his symphony in T. fat will have ITS
s - rancc here It will he received V1 open mind and
fails e.. excite contempt and rdicue did his "tire""rk7
ami tr quartet pieces the viii probably have to he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09

and Van Dyck, and Messrs. Sembsch.
We'll, Schlegel, Braun and Bayer Mr..
Bodanzky viii conduct.
TN Ballo in Maschera.' on Friday
evening. with Mines. Kurt, Mason and
Duchenc and Nessrs. Caugso, Amato,
Rothier, De Segurola, Reschig al,
baca aud Audisio. Mr. Polseco will
conduct.
"SiesirIcd.' for the first time this
season. az the SATURDAY matinee, be
ginning at o'clock will be sung by
Mines. Kurt. Mason and ODER and
Messrs. Urius, Braun, Gorltz, Reiss
and Ruysdael. Mr BodanZky will con
duc;.
Ada" viii be given on Saturday
evening FOR the benefit 81 the French
Hospital. Il will be sung By Mines.
RappolG. Natzensucr snd Spsrkes and
Ncssrs. Nartinelii. Scotti. scott. Rossi
and Audisio. Miss Rosina Cali will lead
the corps d. ballet Mr.. Bsysgnoli will
conduct.
A. to-uight's Opera Coacert" Miseha
Eiman will play Lalo's symphony Es-
pagnole." " enlEwshi's Souvenir de
Moscou' and "Wagner-N ilhelmJ Prcls-
lied Miss Sophie Brasiau viii sing
Goring Thomas MY Heart Is Weary"
and several songs b. Coleridge Taylor,
Charles W Cadman and Gertrude
Ross. Glacomo Dcmacco will sing
All. non cgedev. ia. from "Mignon,"
and several songs The orchestra,
under me direction of Richard Hagc-
man. will play the "Mignon' overture.
RimsAy-h "CapriclosO Es-
pasnole" and Richard STRAUSS Mill
tary March"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
A Larger Infusion of
National Music
A Single Symphonic Noyety-Ihe New Strauss Work Cut
Out-Russa and Scandinavia Largely
Represented.
Representa-

There been sensational features IN the cor
cert music VI this week Under Mr. Sanskys direction the
Philharmonic Society have given Richard Strauss Al
Dine SyinDhony il irst performance America and under Mr.
Modest Aschulers direction the Russian Symphony Orchestra
give hearing the first symphony Of igor SravinsNy
The has dropped u the week plan because OF
the nonarrval 81 the orchestral part oi Strauss work from
Europe IN lis place in the Strauss schemes Of next huSosy
and FRIDAY Elm feldenebcn has been substituted The de-
yaton need rot be depIorcd symphony IN week y
quite enough for people suffering the New or<ers are from
plethora Of music Of all kinds A. for Sayinsky symphony
vii; be the first work large cabre by the Russian revou
tonary 10 be heard in New York and The first also which VI"
present him IN really dignhed light II vas dn'u' 70 d0.
hi rcvo-s" sero and utterly inpo S'bc 10 believe that
he meant the three pieces for quartet as anything @
Joke In his symphony he soye 70 be an Nl
in nportance 10 he two symphonies viii be the music sung py
the Schoa Canton- bcvderng quantity at any rate nov"
ever il may II quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
Metropolitan Programme,

Prince igor" the Russian opera by
Pogodin. will be repeated ~ the Met
~opc tan 0pers House tomorrow
ignt. L, p-ill be sung By the original
east. including Mines. Aida. pelaunois,
Perm ami tgener and Messrs. Amato,
Bo,ta. Didur. De Segurols, Bada and
Audis'o. The Tartar ballet Will be led
by Miss Rosina Cali and Mr. Giuseppe
Bonhglio. Mr. Polaeco will conduct
The other opera OF he week VIII
De:
Marta" OF Wednesday evening,
vitr Mines. HeTnpci and 0ber and
Nessrs. Carusc. De Lucs. Nslatcsta.
Rcschig ian and Tegani Mr. Bsyag-
rol, viii conduct.
"Loreurrin." on Thursday evening,
with Mines. Des,lnn, IatGensuer, Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09

FOR chorus. sololsts. piano and organ.
in when ne composer herself viii take
psrt al the piano. The assisting artist
viii be MIR Louis Gravcure. BARITONE.
The Singers Club Of NeN FORK, an
organization Of professional male sing
ers. including a number IL well known
solois,s IN ana around New Norn, o.
which Franz Seymour Hastings Is
president ana r. &. Wsring Steboius
conductor. vii give their first private
co. cert Of 'he season on THURSDAY
evening. January 20. ~ Aeolian Hall.
The assisting artist for that evening
will be Nss Stiiwell contrslto. and
lie club .oloists will be Mr.. Parr aud
Mr. Nettel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
TUESDAY.

Song recital by Anne Arksdij At Aso-
liam Hall. a. 3 p. n:
ne Li.g. b,t redeem ard Gseires S,iuusr'
Is La, lie Rose s'rh hs-ss Vs-s@sr
- IN Nertsi -....., d. '''4
sr1lualn
Air.s!ie, B.agrsr Bgrsehe Hobu, or
rsrchms Boo dea san aAa lon e"lse-
IUgr, Grd F!Nols % sp.ing ... RacAn, rrT
Ia. 60. de Iiehc berIAr. and va
.e.o- lar = rgif Risen getficft. jr.N Nan
N'.r.ier sad VAST i-a rIr.. .rrr " IT
E.h- ne,le see- ar klfs Rlcha'l -'rsl'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09

January p, is young Viennese ma-
s.cian who has been heard IN Me- Yori.
OF .evcrsi occasions. She studied wi n
BUsoai. At her Aeoliar Halt recitai
she VIII olay Chopin group. d D.
Nendo,ssohn Variations serieuses, The
No art Fantasia. y Z major and v'orks
Of Bach. Busoni, List. Gutenberg and
Sauer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09

the phantom Of appears
the
the
Who'll i bak in and happress
TO the principal theme,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
SUNDAY.

SUNDAY.
Conce-. by the Symphony Society Of
Vow York. Waller Damroscn. conduct
o.. in Aeol'sn Hail. ~ p. n:
$50 20, ,o..n o-cncs',. ,ra orEsn YiTs p.
~ ..re.io'
,.n.,.r,o. rsmbosr.a Canc.s. ... B-s''-r
W h-,.seH
Orchestral Society Of New Yors ;
third srbseripcion concert, at the Hsr-
iis Theatre. 2 Q. m;
@y5.riIo ~ p' ''r.s N.r world. D1or,1
sG c'a.:;t' I. r!'', ..,,. y st No. ST..
prsu.i, =, "De Nr.Ets'siH co. ....... ."sa.H
Concert by the Philharmonic Society,
at Car. :ie Hall. az p. M;
syr,phg7. NJ o. ''I,-oics" ........ Bee,AoTen
50 ~ t1gficcios0 ...... .....- .. p,c,n.
concerto ror riino'ori- { niaor - NJ >a' i''
Harold Bauer 49,.
gursa-isn "s,,.rnm..sch" .........---. .l-ii@'
Song recital by Alice Knowlton Ham
merslough. at the Prince Theet-e. at
3 o'clock IN the afternoon:
Reeves snc TIE nc;e Complained - ~ 2 y
Ire 81, wac o. MS w,rs an
psr G.o,ir Hs.e ". coaG re. jensen
IT, b., dc nv. 90 Der Y aaie-ef.. sr'ii5cH
VIC hs' A. rltirc k"ris'' ...---... a. IT,
oil" NJ g.
r... ,t-,,,, r.,~. A P.Ne- Tic na;er'ta
TIE ,.He rnl Ar Raj. .isnic',"
T.rae jcsep-
usTc. ......-..-... ..,.-.. .---....- -, D.
~. 81 ..... .NgcE0rsf
s.rd ~ Hee. l. % rhs .......... Bee p"
Concer, by the Neighborhood Sym.
9nonv Orchestra. under the auspices Of
The fast Side Rouse Set emer'. ~
The Chamber Nusic Room o. Carnegie
Hall. Mt > oclock IN the afternoon;
-, 30. .s.,to ....... Si..i
io- -. ..vsae,,,n seeue." rr9 Diano''
= G0nLo.sfh tDi In tsc 'l@rcn o.
:, Ma, lcl Carnival N.gii .-....-. tliaa
Me- ho,c ny az TIE COMPOSE. ,,.,-
so OIL Ssmr cav .....-.-.- -..-.- =, - 49,. -.
Mach 'A'EaH.' ....-......-... hsH1sis''i'i
pree orgap -eci.a! in the hall Of the
College % me CITY OF New York. by
Sc Da1I,-it al o. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
WEDNESDAY.

Concert Of choral music by Russian
and Scandinavian composer. by the
Scho.a Cantorunl. unaccompanied:
R.,,isl ,on.s 'or uiiN-l voices
10, S'sv.u Divine Pfaissi ..... Boraf-.,i-
B.usl u TIE Nolgs ...... ... Trs4fi1ldI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
SATURDAl

A concert Of music for young people
By the Philharmonic Society IN Aeolian
Hell. at 1880 p. m.:
Fl,. mo,cuea. se.al SYMPHONY Ha,si
A.. "I Do rarto-e' ............. A'l-''
Na i.ers'.. ,.
Srri-l..v 80 r. lu e w.n1r .... b.f rc..'
I %,.,i, 1 r., ,'-'l Midsummer N,.,t.
-m,ts,on p. ,ho Dance ........ .Henf
r',eu.. The s.almir. D. SIS schImtn1
Ma neiero1.
overture f0 The Faides ............ "Asn.rl
Pianofortc recital d. Germsine
Schnitzer IN Aeoiian Hall in the even
ing;
pra-.udum - lgf. % i...... Ne osln'n
Fsn.sits. o.. Do INa.tef.rI ....... ~'tIfeII
fmr-0n'f b. Ca major o. li2 ~c.u.fi
A. -sm Vase ~ sl.s.u ... H.llnsr - Pc
f.I dime Na-'e 0p l1-. No 3 N.si i'.tsc.'
baHs'I.f. rg5'g =. 4. Ne .f'fa'i'.I
r.-d.s symyln.i lge. 90 lo ..... S'h.uaHi
Concert Of the Russian symphony
Society 1T Carnegie Hall, at o;l5 y. m:
Iiis, acr'.7ga. e 81 Anef.il
iA.I,1 Asat eTer'sl
Fsr.u -a.r
"Bshs isss f.e Mi,cnI....... Ss,ounc-
Caucasian sle'r.H ......... lgoa'or iSa'o7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
MONDAY.

pianoforte recital By Ernest Sche!!-
ing at Carneeic Hall. IN the afternoon
beginning al o'clock:
Fantasy. Op E............-.-. sehuinS1h
G iSiS G.. IA ..,. Fsalanso d.i c.aa.
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FRIDAY

A rec.ta. Of music for the violin ~
Eddy Brown. a newcomer from Europe
a. Acolian Hal. IN the afternoon: