Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

THE RUDERsDoRFF CoNCERT.-The mana
gers of the Lyceum lecture course gave their
patrons concert of great attraction by putting
the Rudersdorft troupe in the list. The concert
took place last evening, for which the following
programme was announced:
Pianotorte Solo. Roudo in Chopin
HERR KARL WALTER.
Song ''The heart bowed DOWN Wallace
AT. T; J.; spRAGuE.
Miss ALICE FAIRNIAN.
ARA Madame x EE a " RuDERsD0BFF. 'F"eSF
~ 49,, FRRTLEiN THEREsE LEiBE,
'''O' Madame RU DERS Mis-: FIRiinN smart
and Mr.. SPRAGUE.
Pianotorte Solo. Invitation Ia danSe' ....
HERR KARL WALTER.
Song. THE Young Mountaneer' ........A Eandeggcr
Mr.. f. d. SPRAGUE
song Beneath lie blue transparent sky
D.. Malqdame ERNlINIA RUpERspORFF.
Miss AI.iijCEi: 'FFHiiE;MXXi;.. ''''''-'''l
fREtLEiN THEliESE; IiiEBE. ''''''''
puett See the land appears in sight Glover
Miss ALICE FAIENlAN and Mr.. +. D. SrEAGUE.
Rudersdorff aud Misses Fairman and Licbe
were honOred with encores which served to
lengthen the programme. The prima donna Of
this concert troupe is a veteran in the science
Of music, and like Madame Anna Bishop holds
iCl OWN NCli dtlu HlON0 lldt uGi ehlil do al
artist is still marvel for younger singers. She
is, moreover, quite jolly in her style, and as she
seated herself at the piano to respond to an en-.
core, sang with an action thai recalled Dr.
Guilmette and caused the audience to smile
Her love and interest in music are apparently as
young and dramatic as ever. 1t is ungenerous
to compare Alice Farman with Adelaide
PhiliDns lint we arc ton fresh from tho r,uSicol
convention concerts to avoid making the
contrast to her disadvantage. She is,
however, a fine contrato singer and if she does
not possess the superb voice and grand style Of
Miss Phillips, has thepowerto please. The young
German violinist, Theresc Liebe, won the heart
Of the audience more cficctually than any one
else. She executes brilliantly, and will estab-
lish herself at once as popular iayorite, rank
ing, however, below Camilla Urso in the ability
to give expression to her music The concert
was enjoyed by the Lyccum ticket holders, who
arc 10 be congratulated upon hearing the concert
in place of one of the so-called popular lectures
of the day.
PROBATE CoURT-CHAPlN, J.-At the last
session of the probate court, held in this city,
the following business was transacted:
Wals Proyed-Of John Cheney of Milford,
Chandler Cheney executor valuation of estate
$4,000 real. $1,000 personals; of John Bigelow of
North BrOOkiied, betSey BigelOw eXecutriX, $1,000
real, SllOO personals Lois L Bixford of Spencer, S
Harrington executor 500 personal; of Daniel
Whitney of Grafton, Ruth Whitney eXecutrix,
S3jyO real and personals of L w Merrifrld of West
Boylston Sl25l real $3.50 personal of Mary Raines
of Lancaster, Emily Leighton executriX $4,000
real $1,000 personal Of John Mallalieu of Millbury
q w Mallalieu executor, $1,000 cea $1,000 personal;
of John Buck of Millbury, Mary Buck, exc
cutrix 5000 real $500 personal; OfJames Brown of
Oakham w n Brown, executor $3.50 real, S17OO
personal; of Pcrsis Seayer of Sterling, II Spayer,
executor $500 real; Daniel Whittemore of Spencer,
Roswell Disco, executor, $500 real $500 personals
of Harvey Bradish of Upton, Polly BradSlI, exc
cutriX, 5000 real, $1,000 personal; OF Alvin Hem
shaw Of Brookiield LOrinda NJ Henshaw, exec
utriX, $500 real, $500 personal; of L d BertOdy
of Leicester, Matilda BertOdy, eXecutriX, $1,000
personal; of Tarbe Bancroft of Lancaster, Geo w
Howe, executor. $4,000 real, $500 personal.
administrator De BOniS Non, nth HiU AHnercd
Gilman Aldrich on estate of Joanna Clifford.
Trustees dDDOiRted.-Thomas II ice on estate of
Joseph NOUrse of Shrewsbury, Candace Robinson
on estate of Lucinda Harrington of Grafton.
administrators 1pp0Rted .-Patrck AIalloy on es-
tate of Mary Malloy of Clinton, Si19 personals;
Horace Leland on estate of Sarah Phillips of Graf
ton, 500 real; Horace Leland on estate of James
Murphy of Millbury, $3.50 real Harriet Il
Carlton on estate of Lewis Carlton of
Rutland $500 personals II ii Gage on estate of
Sarah A Fay of Atho $1,000 personal; James
Mulvee on estate of Margaret Nayin Of Brookfed
$50 PERSONAL; Elizabeth Rubidon on estate of
Nelson Rubidon, $500 real, $500 personals Asa
Daley on estate of Amos Hildreth of Harvard $3.50
real, $50 personal; B Hutchinson on estate of
Andrew Hutchinson of Worcester, $1,000 personal;
Geo Daniel on estate of F Fay of Charlton,
$1,000 personal.
Guardians or Minors Appoiated-Rufus T Shum.
way Of Geo Spooner of Petersham; Sarah j
Gleason, of Ada + lockwood of Leicester Terance
Gilrain, of James Morrisey of New York; Sarah J
Gleason, of Brigham and Walter Liking of Lei
cester; VIM = Carlton of Frank Carlton of Wor.
cester; Jane u Legate, OF A Legate of HardWicll: