, 1873-12-14

intenlon ot testing tho astS ct to tay" and "to
frequehty EXPRESSED prea. that batter dnd q
drnmntio lcnitnrs would hc acceptabic." Mr. 1m1ei.
fa h tho Of tho N e
nnong tho "egtsmate hah-clsas co'ncdies," lot Ills
own owl 1orka condemn him."
MUSIC.
Tile Hncond woek OF tho opora season has
closed With most remarkable Rttccoss. Crowded
uousos hnvo becn tho r1llo and tic third and last
woek opons with cvorY in1icntion TINT tho Mt
tendance will DO even larger than 1t has been,
It Ia handsome tribute to Miss Kellogg, Mr.
1IoeB aud Tho troupe, and tells story which
Marotzok may road with profit. The repertoire
for the present week is as follows:
Montlay eyenng, "rroyatoro "-Leonorn, Miss Kol-
sss s ss3s s z H. sR s md aGHsR a. saa. ssstra M WI"
MI Tss Msr sf f 4qs s y
uartleninnn, and Miss starbtrd:, -.
n sas IL a. III ss H. IT, pesiss fr' H. E1asa M IT,
Tharaday,; ~ Marriage Of Figaro, .,,..
Lucia; Mr. r. Habemann, William Carlton, and q. +.
Ba.uras, tns!inee>, "Fau.t ".n1me 5onne yan
zant airs. Zelda seguin, mr. Habel'nann, William
Tho sn1s Eeoss reaps sR" GR'is ppsar WHICH
oAsTArA PERFORMANCE.
pxdy s as eyeRa l. our Rse hafSg sns ss pss 1
is to DO glvon at the Centenary II. Z. Church,
BY tho united ohoira Of tho First Congregational.
| Second Baptist and Centenary Churches, n
chorus Of 110 voicos. This work has aoyen NUM-
| born, aa follows,
j. Thrrs Is river ...soio and doubts aunrfetto
3. "Tho Aeathen Hagod" ....uass solo
s. 40 Ooe uither .Tonor aolo
Te r siin ~ Ine4 f 1rn.;. @.r1o
Ths work la recognized as bfr. Bucks best,
| and Ia. IN fact work Of much dignity. Tho
chornaos arc maa.orly. The second number Ia
perhaps tho most pleasing, and ranks among the
bout Of modern compositions Of this charactor.
Tho plan Of thoao chofrB In making united eirorta
| Is much to DO commended, alld there IL hopo that
| III tho near future Chicago 1nay hayo . choral
| society, not trammolod by tho not work OF or
! ganization and attending expenses, which will
give uH the sacred works Of the masters In Hub-
| ntantinl nnh complete furna
| COMPLIMENTARY DENEF1T.
| a vocal and instrumental concert, compli1non-
tnry to Dlr: Theodore Fak, will bo glvon at the
inEton aud Robcy strec.e, on Tuesday evening
Of this week, with tho following programme,
4. prlcsts' March. from "Athsle," for
.,<' sfeer and :s,Is j. T. a and
.r,, r,,.,,,n ~: Tn: dx!k;o,+,> ba!E; rr.rt,.r
9ss ss:?s 3D. sss s@ %s'fs'ss s and n:'a'.s.
j. S'''' MARIA lii; Laura Siel:ntr. ASFe'aan''
T. orsan-t'n''''a' Ic;.i: fai t'S
q. Ara-"W Within theae Sacred Dwellings," Mozart
" fA"' IT, 4. i. Phelps.
"Farewell to the .sronde,ssotr
D. soprano s0'o uis: Laura sS:as1. 'Ses''''
pae' IL. IL s s,es a ill., Ioai: A'1
~ 1'A'i f1aG 4: i: fiea: 49,
II. Duet for Soprano IND Tenor" Only Theo" whit'
~ "1nsi:aon + yalse.S isr Two piaaos:.. ;wsbs
4sses A. s''oto a'd L.o'tard J. ard AtssTs. 4h<odor
| THE MUSICAL uo1lEdE aoInEEs.
The soroea at tho Chicago Musical College
Parlors 493 Wabash avenue, for tho wintol
season will be on jan. and %, Feb. Q and 20
March aud 20. and April and IT,. The pupilE
will not only play piano solos, but also duets fol
piano aud violin. and troH for piano, violin, ant
Cello. Two artists (violln and 'callo) having
boen engaged by tho Director for that purpose.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
, The first OF series OF grand musical, dramat
given during the winter months fur the boneti
Of tho West Side poor, will take place at Grow
Opera Hall, Dec. II. Tho entertainments com
prise gems from the fnvorite operas, English
extravagan2as, etc. Among those WHO hay
, consented to aBsist OIL this OCCASION iB blra
. Nelaon Kneass. The programme for tho eyen
ing will be as follows:
Piano Solo-Alr, Clark Reynolds.
Duct" Waen Know that Thou Art Near No n
Mi znsr ,1 asa ME; max.rs nas Ense.
: 5olo-slipB Kate Van Wordragen.