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cantntns enough foz such purposes. It is unjust
apt to ruin their future prospects than to MD
TIE PATT1-lARIo TROUPE.

" lAE pAH1I6 muHlCll PROFICIENCY. Au1 Ii luU40
s tTsm 10 1uin 'ne'e 1atofe prospects ehsn 10 a'a
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Arrangements hevs aU besa effscted ] bv a1r, Levy,
The agent Of Max Strakosch, with the managers
OF the Star Lecture Course bv which the tronne
comprising Mile. Carlotta Patti. Sieno; Mario,
Annie Louise Gary, the contralto who sang here
with Nilsson, Mile. Torasa Carrcno. The youug
Spanish, pianiate, and Mons. Emile Sauret. tho
violinist will appear at the Michigan Avenue
Baptist Church, Nov II, ,at tho Union Park
matinee at the first named church On the 18Th.
THE FOURTH EHoPFEL CONCERT,
The fourth Of Mr. Anopfel's pleasant series of
concerts is now announced for Tuesday, Oct. 60,
spee|a ss fse:as Of this si viii Gn1ISa b. tbs A.
poarance Of many novelties in the programme,
more particularly in the way Of Arrangements.
The programme to which ne shall allude more
in detail hereafter is Is follows:
PART I.
!. Overture to Ren1, ~. Wagner
orchestra organ, anu piano.
: se~onsi3e srps seAo ''' .f,oonod
- eeA f3rosn' violin. and niano. 1At'a
-''''''' Mr.. Francis.
S. Solo fo- trombone, With organ obigato'.... -
Mr. Braun:
,.u., .u z,ou.o fAEI n;r,n II. pavioror,
O. ns Mi4e 1ae'ss Iana u'ia Hastre;ter
7. largo from Senate. On. 7......,..,, .Desthoyen
organ. violin, and pfano.
8. ave Marin ".-.... -; .G"en
Soi' fu orcbsst ed nnd or9am WALL
pbanzod;s Hnnoralss o1sdss1" ~" '1e'1' Tjszt
III. n. LedochoasH:
10. March aud chorus from Tannhauser.... Wagner
auscr1n4SEous CONCERT.
A concert both vocal and instrumental, under
the auspices Of the Ivanhoe Lodge, T. p, and
under the musical direction Of Mr. Geary, will
be given at the Union Park Congregational
f11.O r uI1,
singers who vi - vii appea1 ' are Mr.. aaaly, Mr:
Bischof, MIR. Goodwil1ie and Mrs. Francis, and
tho instrumentalists, Mr. Rudolph Meyer (7iolin)
and Mr. Falk (organ and piano.. The most
notable feature Of the programme, which in
DREAM overture by Mr. Falk,. the Beethoven
Romance in F by III. Meyer, the ssAdelaide" By
Bischoff, ballads by Mrs. Francis, Russelrs
':Man the Life Boat" BY Goo1willie, and several
TIE ao1DBEcH CONSERVATORY.
removed on Thursday next to the elegant quar-
tors, No. 93s Indiana avenue, has now been fully
stasss! ssa1ae s@pse s' s 81 tss Gsa
Robert Goldbeck, Gustave C. Knopfel, Heman
lott, the latter an excellent pianist and com
poser, from New York
WV ,,usrc.
The following lists embrace tho principal is-
sues ESQ Of % new music and reprints Of Old during
a. ne9 roat oa waat NTassra INN Haa1v have re,
ea;,;ed pd7 ~ foi,oUnr vocs1 md instr1menta1
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