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Hosea E., teacher b. Ashbum- Melbourne, ham, Ma .; d. Lexington, Ma ., public Oct. 18, 1898. Educated in music with at Boston; for several years he years taught music in the Normal School 1890, HUTCHES ON Bridge water, Ma .; from 1868 his death he served in the Boston schools in a similar capacity; sight singing methods for in schools. Charles Edward, opera singer b. London, June 21, 1786: Boston, Oct. 21, 1849. Son of Fried rich Horn (a German who settled in England was orgt. of St. George's Cnapel, after several years of m London as singer and composer, came to New York, owing to lo of voice, he forced to take up music teach and opened a music-shop; 1843- he spent m London, returned to U. S., locating m Boston, where was director of the Handel and Society; compositions include light operas in English, 3 oraa cantata, and many small pieces. Bruno, compr., orgt. b. London, In his early youth he traveled in Europe and the East; singing with Mme. Anna 1891 came to New York, orgt., and has since resided there; esteemed as teacher and for singers; has written many songs, sacred and secular, choral works. William Henry, compr. b. O Apr. 27, 1869 General in Chicago public schools Lake Forest Coll., graduating in studied piano with Mathews organ with Eddy, in Chicago: to New York, 1894, studied with Mac Do well; filled as organist and condr. traveling opera companies; conto musical periodicals, writer program notes for the N. Y. Soc. concerts, and a t. mus. Evening Post; composed songs, for orchestra, and several choral pieces. Ernest, pst., compr b. Australia, 1877. First appearance at the age of 5 a tour of Australia; several later at Leipzig, graduated studied under Zwintscher, 289 KERKER Reinecke, and Jada ohn, and self afterwards with Stavenhagen in among Weimar after completing studies he be gave recitals in Berlin, and spent Stokovski; some years in concert work in of Europe: teacher at Peabody Cons. Strau Mus., Baltimore, 1900-1912; succlude ceeded William H. Sherwood, 1911, violin, as head of the piano department at phonic the Chautauqua Inst.; 1912 went and to Beilin for a time, devoting him orchestral K