, 1873-05-18

~ Rar1as yvero nro,cnt in the court t-room, and
they a1 intend to present Claims to administer
mon tho estate. Their names are John II. and
Alfred II. Barras, OF Philadolph1a, aud NesolnS-
ton u. Earras, OF New jersey" +
:. MUSIC. -
The close OF tile opsratc season has been to1
lowed by blank in local musical affairs. Next
Monday evening thero is to be an entertain
meat at Standard Hall for tho hpneft OF tie
Half; Orphan Asylum which will partly
be. Of q musical nature, and in two or
three weeks from this time the Apollo
Club will give its fourth reception 10 its assoc
ate members, but beyond these and the musical
attractions Of the forthcoming Jubilee, tho out
look is not very promising one.
.... PERSONAL. -
Hiss Blanche Tucker, a rising young vocalist
OF this city, whose voice has often been heard IN
our concert-rooms, is on the eve Of departure for
Europe. where she will remain for two or three |
wears pursuing her musical studies. She takes
with her letters OF introduction to come OF the
best music teachers, from Madame Lucea. II de-
termination will accomplish anything, Miss
Tucker. will succeed, and she will carry with her
the best Wishes Of large circle OF friends. -
THE JuDI1EE MUSIC. =
The mnsical arrangements for the forthcoming
Jubilee are by no means complete, but it may be
stated definitely that the orchestra will number
about $50 pieces, composed Of Gi1more's Band+
band from sandnnky, two bands fron Milwaukee,
Bach's md Stoin's, the remainder being from
| Chicago and vicinity. Mr.. J, 4. Buttsrfeld has
charge of the chorus, md wil1 commence re-
| heareals on Monday, He expects to hare
chorus OF from 800 to 900 voices. In addition to
these, there will be chorus Of 600 voices Sc
lected among the school children Of the city. Ap-
IL 1.AA~~ <1N *1tr int
Regiment Band, Of New York, for delegation Of
gineers from the Handel and Haydn Society, OF
| Bosom, and for solos By Mad Lucca, but the ar
rangcments with these are still pending
TIN regular evening :o concsrt at Turner Hall to-
day will be for the benefit Of lr. 4 J. Vsas, the
old conductor Of the orchestra He has been SO
long identified with music in this city, and done
| 60 much for musical entertainment, that bus
| benefit should be q very handsome one- Lie
| afternoon programme ia az follows:
l. March, Tho Wanderer n.....-.-.-...C. Hohmaun
q Overture Deborah "............-..-.....E.B Bach
potporrri-a Hamor and Politics Meae
| s. Overture" Tannnauser ......,..R. Wagner
Watze.NeM ye1na o:nTns stEanss
g. "Emperor Willian's poonatte ".........1. srauss
Q. Quadrills-" Behind the scenea n;.;. oaenbsch
Conductor. foooaro aou1nAnI9
| MUSICAL NOTES.
DR.. Won Bulov is playing in London.
Anna Biahop is about starting on farewell
tour OF America.
Theodore Thomas raopened hiz garden con
certs in New York, Last Wednesday.
Miss Antoinette Sterlmg the we11-knoNn Nov
York singer, is going to Europe.
Rienlbelinski the accompanied Of the Rubin
stein Troupe, had q benefit in New York, las
week. Liebhart also had benefit
; H. Placide Cannonge leaves for Europe, to or
ganize French opera troupe for. New Orleans
. on or about June l.
At Milan, the late Lord Lyttons "Zanoni
has been made the subject Of an opera, Viol
Pisani;" by Perell -:
Rubinstein will leave for Europe May "a. His
tour here has been to him OF no little pleasure
and great pecuniary profit. '
Miss Graziella Ridgvay, the soprano Of Ole
Bulls concert troupe, has been engaged by the
|, choir OF Trinity Church, New Haven.
Mr. Augustus Harris, long known BY his con.
ncction With the Royal Italian Opera-House
died recently Of congestion Of the lungs. !:
j: The Ameer Of Cabool has created "musit
, department." and sent three Music Majors tc
Peshanm to DO instructed and buy braas
The "Jubilee singers" have cleared $40, ,00(
: since they started On their muslcA tour las
!, year They are now at sea, on their way to
England.
, III. Onanbach while in Brussels went to hoa1
his own Braoonniers," and Immediately con
c7ndaa m enravament for the Gaita with N[lle
I1nai;a Fontf
, M -, .1o,.4. ,r.so, b.,
me aay y ua,. .no ~ i;hr.rv ~ hnota re1at;ns i,1
to sacred 1nuaic, to tho theological department
OF Yale College.
Nine: Nilsson W. 20 On r11 on - rber
aa MoTgue7Ie tsMs sTes. s ~ a.;d - IA s,ras !,
AZ me oo1es ann aaaa;nI stA "e'o 0@'0 W 20
taken tor tnas oc'sas''1'-
! The Independence Eelge reports the death o.
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