The first year’s class, 1900, numbered ninety-three men and thirty-one women. The class of 1913, included two hundred and twenty-six men and two hundred and thirteen women.
The Directors,
National Conservatory of Music,
Quito, Equador.
FRANCE.
February 9, 1913.
Here are all the official statistics—obtained this very morning.
I. Philipp,
Professor, Paris Conservatory.
| Francs | |
|---|---|
| Music Inspectors, annually | 14,200 |
| Travelling expenses | 3,000 |
| French Academy in Rome, one-fifth of total | 29,195 |
| National Conservatory: Professors | 197,300 |
| Material | 41,350 |
| Indemnities | 41,223 |
| Branch Institutes | 156,500 |
| National Theatres, Subventions | 1,225,000 |
| Music Library of the Opera House | 6,000 |
| Popular Concerts | 133,500 |
| Subventions to Musical Societies | 7,100 |
| Palace of the Trocadero, for the Music Hall | 13,000 |
| Subventions to musicians | 103,750 |
| Total annually | 1,971,118 |
HOLLAND.
Ministry of the Interior, No. 733.
Afdeeling K. W. Ministerie Van
Binnenlandsche Zaken Gravenhage,
March 19, 1913.