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During the sojourn of this great pianist at Odes-
sa, he became acquainted with the Count Witte,
Generalin- Chief Of the Russian Cavalry, with
whom he undertook the important journey to 81.
Petersburgh. The acquisition fthe Counts friend
ship was OF great service to the youthful artist in the
Russian Capitol Of his Introduction at the Imperial
Palace, we find the following anecdote:-


Some days after the Count Witte's arrival at St
Petersburg, having the honour to dine with their
Imperial Majestes, he related that he had journeyed
from Odessa with a young pianist of extraordinary