, 1873-07-13


lated tho law. and hno you 100 horins; or, IN
case you refnBe to pay, you shall be imprisoned
for threo MONTHS" MIne 6eebach paid her fine,
aud forthwith LOFT the inhospitable City Of
posth.
MUSIC.
Musical events arc now almost exclusively
confined to tho future. With the exception Of
the announcements below, tho public can look
for nothing until September. Thomusioiana arc
very generally leaving tho city for their au1nmer
vacations, with tho exception Of those engaged
| 1T the Normal Institute, now In session.
TURNER HALL.
| Under the impulBo Of A1r. Balatka's energetic
| administration, tho Turner Hall orchestra Is
making rapid progress in tho right direc-
| tion. 1t now numbers twonty-eight pieces.
Most Of tho dead wood has boon re-
moved, aud new players aro being added.
The now oboiat, Mr. Dnreithor, who has brother
| In the Thomas Oroheasra, is ono OF tho best, II
not the bost, player on that instrument in this
country. It is intended to I'LL up the ranks to
about forty-Ave pieces, with view to tho gorious
| work Of no1t 1all and winter. Meanwhile, the
| orchestra ia finding plenty of work, being
engaged at Turnor Hall on Sundays md Lincoln
Park on Saturdays. Arraug gomenta arc also making
by our enterpriAing neighborB of Hydo Park
to secure It two Or three % times a week. In tue
| radical changes hive boen made. The first part
Of the programme is now devoted to 1nunio Of q
higher class than has usually been played, and
| during this part smoking Ia not allowed on tho
lowor 1oor, and refreshmonts can only he served
botwecn tho piocob. The second and third parts
arc devoted to light music. Tho now vocal So
conductor, has suite Of rooms In tile hall, Ia
Guiding roheareal-room, ladies' rocopt1on-roon.
billiard-room, aud roading-room, Which arc elo-
gantly furnished, being in fact the
rid by : musioa! society il -. thiz , ~.
ton ton by s tIs oloetion Of Il tic following olicora
Rcpas @ naaea eesrer Sis Fna
Norman Vogler Librarian, Oh. Froebor; Dl-
rector, Hans Dalatka Committeo on Conssitu-
ton, Edmund JuHsen. Theodore Karls, Herm m
Vogier, Lewis Kochene, and Robert Thiom. The
| now rooms will soon be formally dedicated. The
programme for tho regular concert this evening
will be as follows:
i. Overture to .. Egmout". Beethoyen
q A1agio Halt6loBo. .UnsloW
s. Solo for Il. tci,; '1opi0f'
l. Second finale to Iu:la u: s.' Donlzettl
aesase et is vsnaa
.. Overture to Haides".... .Aubsr
nshainlf|slc n}aes oor..ir .straas.
TIE oEnnAN1A CONCERT.
Tbs programme for the aermana Concert, at
VorwartB' Turner Hall this evening, Is aa followa
Knights Temr1sr March: . n9e
arand potponrri2" noquet Of aonss," .Menzel
serouadeso'0 f. e. afsf1s E<. Splinter
O, Fantasla-" Dreams Of E'ysum," .Lumbye
Overture ;opstfa genal
0. Quadrillo- 'Asatnsf
THE NORMAL INSTITUTE.
The National Normal Musical Institute com
4 tArt Vrr14
I ergo University under very aattering auspices
: over loo nupils being on tho rolls. Carl zerrah1
. arrived Iii this city on Tuesday evening" anu @ Mas
9 promptly at lis poat On the next morning: Iht
: oass-teaohing. and harmony, ?. bliss, (voic!
i Lessons and hsrmony) MesRra. blackmsn 9nt
Q Whittemore (yoico leAsons and r., grnaot
system tor public sohools Mr. Hpa r. xi r. aao Mo6
u" private lessons giyc1 By Carl Zerfahn, Lou
v falk, James Gill, E. Dogue, aud F. ". Root !
h thoir respective spooiaitios. The general Wor 70
Of % oratories and chorus practice, the music sc
frass s,H'y ysezssssas sssRs fse oossss
"a sttrho Part songs."
~ opRnAT1o NEwa.
~ In tho doarth OF ourrent musical intoslgane
~ IL will be pleasant to anticipate tho facts OF II
y, coming opera season, which promises to 20 o.
Of unuaua brillinnoy The engagements n,, soE u
;e ;e Madame Lucca, Mile Dl Mufaka, Nine. Nats
10 10 Teeta, and Mesars. Ta1nberlik, Vixzan, Ieat
~ ~ Mari Jun.ot, and Caatelinary, Throo nights
Rss tho week will be devoted to 1tallan opera III
~ three to German.
=. Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, Whose Engli
- opera venture has for aome time been vague
!, afuded to both in this country aud 4oroad, "a
~ week signed contract with Mr. q. u. HOES. y
nj nj former manager OF tho Parepn-!tosa tfonl
Il" which makes her appearance III Engish one
this fall a fact, contingent only on tho soeaf'!
ay Of Arat-olass asB0c!ato talent. 1t u tho
IT. tontion, We believe, Of Mtah hoAof6,
no make this enterprise In all its dota
Of worthy Of ler talonts aud there can
no little doubt that II will command yt
4lH iargo slaro of public attention notwithstandi
~ The uun,bor Of lyric ventures TINT Rrc airea
nut nroiootod Whit those details arc Ia not know
o, No have however, heard tho namo OF liaholma
ND mentioned as the tenor. poakeS as tho bas
en Mrs, Moulton aud Mira. Van Zatde az aopra
ou and Moreusl aa ooMtralto.,
OF With rogard to tho atrakosel troupe, tho Am
M 'n9 ican Register, published In Paris. furnishes
~ - followin. details:
"r Tho majority Ut the artass already secured W
MeAsrn AtrakoBch not only Of ncknoweuRe4 lse
'o hut At prosout cnjoyiug tho favor 2i We In
o- public 1T the two royal opera-4o'sea IN Loon ~
]ng her last Walt to Tho untcd Htatos, h'1ne N!st
,ief Aar OF tie now Atrakonc CMany hay woti 1teah
rolls III ii, Petersburg, Mnacow, kud the EnKhsl
mi. tropoils, The other prime donne saouroa 1of
@ !e un!tod States are: !. Nile. Turlsnt, VINO ~.
y ~: Gu ths triple advantagea Of yonth, Rnoo ~
aho and a charming voice. =. mA'' u,,,,
on reas, young dramatic soprano VIII WIZ
ly beautiful quality Of yo!oe. who appeared 10 great