, 1865-12-29

a
launching ont BY onE wealthy cinzrE* In Tie dnco-
t1ou ofaEchicc:afal atseAs u lhe i2sc.ioS deeoz1-
utn CT ,ttr res'ts Eess.
TIE ,..t year ts ono .hich nanss e.ee be me.nor-
aee IN the history Of Chicago, ~ natstn= great
dcvc!opemcnt q public asie for pa.n'in= sd .saip
tnrc. ard the establishment ol pcFnanen. Ealcries
@t time. Cnike rome Other cftles, ,in which X hss
been the tabor Vt years 10 establish snRle gallery
With even moderate show Of decent wosss Of AT.
mon,h eeycra! galleries luciadiu. in The enlIoc-
tons some OF tho most magnificent works Of art u
ths present day. both e tb!, eonaiIy and Europe
art gallery which formed mart Of the northwestern
SANITARY Fair. For its accommodation. 4 3r1u
md IN ' Ss ssiy lssge eoiieetiSn these d dsplayei
were rome Of The finest works Of modern European
Nd M,s: soa psstsfs I'D
Judith" BieTsiadr's splendid p.etara o Tho
Rocky nountans> ard re1J many othcE p,cturcs and
Of he lhocssnds who daily attended tha Fan. ''
TIE Rexf A. sensation Me had Mns tne advent q
ss sassn es nth r55 et
additional fntcrts here rom the fact hat the artist
vas nstise Of this city; THIS pe!uss i. now IN
storrd Win tho lest OF tteir collection oyrr ia
IN Ia October Mr. croeb,.s Art Gallery WIZ opened
Gently. descended the attraction: OF thls splendid
collection that IL does not seem Necessary TO make
more thun mention oft Probably ucrer beiar- IN
lMcc and ii tho same time 20 high In uert a. tais-
in It, our Che.go artists have been represented.
tn ns saa
Whom our city ray weiFbc proud.
Dining The year, The Art Association took steps at
the opening, ut an early day. OF gallery containing
the many superior works OF art which they have
accumulated and It Is g1attfsing to note that thia
turerb collection u now IN tue bands bands Of ssnoe%en
tucress. rendesinc, ere long the Art Association IN
!sS9s ,e31 A@ sgsoss fey ',s md. ss.
snst ase.lsf s'oss 10; O. 1,saa T., Sfx tes H a
rs1G ss hso a LIE n ;ie. 3 s,,se - rsS NV; M
paintings haye essa exhibited shieas sso SosEs u
American ar:i*ss.
About The Z came nc time ths: cTosbys Eaasry vs. "
| vlcker's Ihea.ses where be hss exhibited Moysfs
a91t., M a ootsou
nGny min's. sssp.i ii, .neses Int tha sx
ccicE1e OF lhe Wotks o. III! WnSn ne c4nioMa MLSs
ts,ns bis collection into niEa mSot tW7n INC 1nal-
tl0C1. - .x
Nr. Volk, the sculptor, Is pros1essfns Wild tno
work en 5ne nonEhs monument, w91Ga ~ nas s..a ue.o
cstu.tsd s9 hls 80 eompsssnt ss sna M Fs sese1h Ky
eonttaefed Tor ths s;seson OF II @ ~ oSef .aa
giass OF ~. @ NJ s, 1n s.rs's " nnaTsn
Mhieh WILL % .ae mos. g0Iuy pt'sG I ~ shsnt
= ss,Wo. ,ss e''As' 40 '@''A' @'' "''' " ~
1c,~ a. ~, ,,tvt;,.t: s;t.c..t, a,,-s,,<- the mat
year sntoSe rsr,. n a;srantarse nd H,ado :uc6 pr
gtess M IN o,her cities heretofore has only been
The opera xeason at .hc bcetnniuc Of tho year
] uas opeced on the second Of Janaaiy. at McJlck-
rr'a theatre BY t;rover's Opera Troupe, with both
| Uert1usrns and Ftc5erlct In their grand eoubina-
lion, ard the results OF the season wc1e 40 doubt
as pleasing to tnc management as tho season itseh
N:s 10 thc pnhc:;, The nr1s opers season was that
werc Gazzanisa, Noel, Gaidi. md Doschetti. The
wh.c the S1rer. liunaa was oncpe13 bv t;5lu in 1854.
faliy. THY dI not bling ont ~ AAfsisaine,' , as
f4cf cn Be-. 18th The German tpou2c returned hesc,
snd On their opening night received one of MS
cr1ndest oyatjoss c,er offered to any operauc cnu-
rany In IBIS eonrtsy; They still baa tho !ncoaa-
parable llerr5nanns{ and eharrnin: itiie Dztah9
snd !ne tsnor AaoSinans 1hc ncaaa19l and ta'eu'eo
The itaian tIoupe viii rsinrn hsie II January.
IN English opera troupe uanle nanly s'tusgla
aSainss misfortune in ths Academy or Music during
caun1 TO teir musical. md they had to suecumo to
,lG pressure Ct ctsEunstaEees;
materially increased its membership, and the epn-
ce!s we're fsr above those OF the pfeglons Je1t, =
Point Of artistic execution but one eut has been
orchestral power TO Eive proper eject to their comm
n1s sSs q soa 70 @
performance ci the lest works of the 1eAt 11asfe1N
Instead Of relying, as e:etolorc. upon foreign a
ent. With tie Continuance or The same epirt and
ScutEG
+ the Philharmonic will ere long uchleye proud posi-
ton among the first musical associations of this
country Last year their concerts were gfEen :. =.
{, Of Of IN Jnloe1rssiou - A''-1''
I MI. BostWick a-~o ,b,s ,oet ontrmn her 6src
we'll concsr, a t1ic,ra and is now ;rinnipr nsy,
Z Tnncs++s - hara NJ, ~, ,.,~sn ,.,.
xpd anirmn at Whic6 N q 81 4in;,sp c ~ San ami
nan, orsnnist: Weh te u,n,st IrSn ,ras Us fs, hun
mar win trrer,s ti.rno,P Pnte @ W. .1ii Tiss
DeKa:ovs lie eIcatest Sioioneeiiiss eve a1s
hc,ra ~ W.. viz. Palepa. As ise sepsTt en
; pima douna, snd Lsvy tna blows: Of the e0rnct
naye oeen she efea5 aI9est1 a. n,rote hera dnr
me Only musical buliGIts 1ai IL no4ton no -
taS Seas W. nsenossn enra aasc. l. m
necessary n ms connection 70 do more s,she
) last, with grand concert, In which the Ieanlas
) ghs sa]s 81 1n1sisa instruments n Gsiearo, dur
inS ne past yeaT WIS n1ch asger than eYer bcioEc
ard ts noticeable that the increase has been in the
+ rs sta1a psa1as inzteEd o. snua1es-
IT, yssf has essn nn9a1ks s5 1y AZ Any 1sy gse
! n'sans ..tscpa'e!. ,.---
o,3ie ss!f,,. %nss 4ufn tne SnmmeI ".
ea,on' enH41ey en- s1y 5emoasasa N ~ 1h1eIior arrange
/. = alo ~ 1seoIanons "eta felaseaa.eo ~ @ae
.paosui s9 ~ 70 maSe u aaase pa,ace; II.
10y tor Ssioss were sesy enns'desaG,! e y;
. ahone ~ nar oIlt,,aea 49, ~ th 49, ~ tt s
TEL 49, ~. ,si, 1 =. ~ LIZ ~ 70. ea
ra " ~ L1 nt'ch h,f sIh IL ~ h III
nT.s;;t-a on5 sMiet .nan,anf vus hnI I11a as
e ft1cm MO eomnanV woTihV or NV civ IN III.
Sa ~ ne.sI III P.assn wv ~ 9ut.sln g g.
Snf ~ ,raes w IT. ohs H.
Il every nght. Ifsatts-gqefs "l!l learn win pleas
10 nsf tnat toe !n1mltanle aoan bsoaGnan. anu tnas
lc eu9f Forrest arc 10 appear mere Wlshia ua COMM
= Wood,s Museum has known no change, exoep
Ii r. tho pNea * ssiamps~ taken daily md nightly