The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Nr. 215 erwähnt Bruckner auf S. 5 in der 5. Spalte:
"               EMIL PAUR.
      This musician who will be with us ina few weeks, to lead the Boston Symphony orchestra, is tall, light, slender, energetic and good natured. [... über seine Position in Leipzig, seine Vorzüge, Zitat aus einer Kritik ...]. "[...] In the concert hall, as in opera, Herr Paur has met with extraordinary success. Whoever was able a short time ago to watch the manner in which he brought into execution a long and intensely dificult symphony by A. Bruckner must have rendered him the high honor he deserves. Such triumphs have been his in many important concerts, as, for instance, those of the Gewandhaus. In the Liszt association especially has he been an important factor and an indespensable leader. Works of Bruckner, Liszt, Berlioz and others have been brilliantly performed under his genial guidanve, and beyond all this he has made for himself an anviable reputation as a pianist, in his modest recitals. [...]." " [keine Signatur].