, 1873-01-12

IT, and the second at the Union Park Congrega-
tonal Church,. Feb. II. The programmes ar.
not vet announced.
A NEW PIANIST,
p. new pianist. Emil L;ebliag. OF Lake Forest.
garo soiree Yesterday afternoon at the piano
warerooms OF Il. Clauescnnius 4 Co., No. 355
Wabash avenue, a large party Of Musical con-
ho1sseufs eelng present. VI MS ABILITIES "e
shaN apeak hereafter. HIS programme WAS
follows:
l. Preudiunn and Fugue o. S. No J., alendeIseoan
2. ia, Bird as Pfophat. gchumspo
{1} Bercsuse.. Chopin
5. Prelude and f,'gue IN miner. Bach
T. Largo "0no0 IRON sn' ...nr
The frat concert Of the oratorio season viii
corner CO s' Of - Ann m and Washington streets, o.
Thursday evening. Jan. 1G upo7 which OCCASION
the programme will be as fpllows: -
/. Orgau yoIuntary-HA1lelujah Chorus, from
:. Mount ot 0Aves.".. :.Besthoven
NJ: Loa1z T. fM.s. orsanss 81 ora19Tto sos.esy
:. caos4swa @.', ae m "Aseh'os oses aasae1. Esom
2 pno md chorn.-; waite, for The Ia1d
From : Hymn Of Praise =. .Mende1saoho
4. Quartct-From Eiaelion Beethoven
IfFs. Far1s< Mrs Johnson AessTs saon and 8ou<n.
.. Leesare-sao)eGs oee;nosen. o:ti @o,9la
coo AVID ror,,. neo rI na,ahan ~ p,s,or
o. o'e aAo S'1o ~ farr;noson
:. Chor1ls-a III. Curse OF th1 Lord" From
= Saaman.n. Costs.
TURNER HAL.
The Usual Sunday conccIt ut Turner Hall wiK
not be Eiven to-day. Next Sunday tho orchestra
largely increased for tho occasion, will play at
the new Turner Hail. on North Clark atroot, and
resume the concerts which were interrupted By.
the hfe- ....
oRPIEus HALL ..
11o11 % TX, S;.ar,,no,, - ~ 40 1o,1n,rs "'
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. Oyozture-" Indla Flotovr
8. Waltz" Noblen,ens Dances "...........: .Gunai
& nrand potnonrr.MaThs % nnsieal snau. ''1'D'''
la1ist observation-disclosures. ..Hanm
G. Romance for oboe. .Iabzty
zaber so1o. 49,. 4'e4' |%''.. .ver1s
S. Etuinger.
g. Goncerf osestnse. ,;o halhRaaa nae
10 ouadrii1eET Tate s.tete .Wetuear;sn
curap coxr7n7s
To tho Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIR: what enterpfasang musician Will lnaueu-
rate, N Chicago, q sefies OF cheap nrat-class
% The neonle cannot @ afrord to psy hieh prices for
a weat ma m the South and ona IN tha West
Side. In Boston the beat artists oI o. the country
were procured, and, although the admission
price waS but 10 cents, the enterprise. BY 'te
very excellence and popularity, more than paid
r f91ino tbe admisaion at 25 cents. and esu-
ING season ticketa to 6rat-clasg couzso. who
doubts that tho people Of Chicago. It properly
appealed to, would not sustain 30 benetlcent ana
commcndable an undertaking! -. =.
CHICAGO jan 10, 1873.
MUSICAL NOTES
M9e hoae ben IL singing II opera pouno M
LONDON.
Minnie Hauck is really engaged in Paris, She
has signed for three years at the Opera Comique.
Herr R. Wagner'a opera, "Die Meistarainge1,', u,
haarbeen revived at Neiuaar.
.rh. ,-,,,n, u;,,;n;st Iv;,,.,,,, 10 tho ,o+os.
80 Juas ' .'.;:'; ;" ..:'; ,;. ~ 49, ;t.a:.
in the old world.
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;a 1nat 10 10. =. "@0 Aeee0"'s p'A''A8
WIN e4oes Su'ses7 ~ A'a4en'
The death is announced OF n. Charles DIVER
aoy. 1he we4i-Aoo"n f1o1essoe ~ 1uc 0iiS eoo~
sef'a'one'
We are informed that Madame Arabella God
dard intends starting for Australia ea.ly in nexa
March.
~
~ IL 1e 9ea h r. as ~ M fe iii se
ne 20 ~ Ga',e 'or 1ovooo atanes' - T,aate w.
Lyrique !;
r.. a;.4;
Eulsned OF English yiolnista, dLea recently IN.
his 6otn year, after lingering n1ness' he "aa
pupu OF spoh1.
Prince Adolphus. of Sagu Wittgenstoin Hohen~
stein, the new Berlin tenor, diea on bremen
stea"es "n1lo VI nk9 way ~ to'e COUNTY,
Mile. Albaui. the Montreal; pri1na donna. who
recently mado her debut in Paris; is under con-
tract for four wears with Mr. ore: Of Coyans
Garden.
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anne; =; ihaloere: shSa Tue 1IasteA ~ 21ont1aIu,
hs1mcd and rfosed IN a cof,n of o1asa r ie tn
h. denoeitel fn her villa at pansilinno.
-, ~
hra. Gnarles Monlton mas Ietu1n1o 60 20 inc pro-
"oa & sna Snt sang a. as e ,ti eea . ~
N boston, on tne zo1n anu z15s "''ltno' WIN aA
her former SUCCESS. ......-----
Madame Adelina Patti, having recovered from
Q severe throat attack, appeared At st. Peters
onrS oncae 9sn III 3 GyeroegfS Se; yosA n;,sson sn
iSru.1 nHand daaat - ~ aaco aau o1'
1'ou@aua u ~ -noeeo"-
Ono Of the funniest stories told OF theatrical
people is that OF De Viyo, Aimeo's' business
manager, and formerly with Paropa-Rosa. Last
summer II was expected that Madame Rosa would
be in New York this winter, and when asked j..
he would remain with her. he asserted himself