, 1873-08-17


Tho O1phous dosaongyoron will givo m ami
vcrBnry celebration tliH evening A. their hall,
corner OF Lako and Peoria atroetH, tho lnualeal
exoreiaes to 10 uudor Charge Of tho dlrootor n1r.
John Motor, who ia conducting tho socioty dur
Ing tho absence Of Otto Lob, tho regular leador
Of Tho Society. Thc programme Of the ovostng
will bo III follows:
o0'''''0 of:;ssra 'A''''''
Hymn to oa'n' orVi:a; 'ha's
8. Tie GEaye on tho 1Iaido Heiaor
iAr. Jos. schuadig.
T. Np'nuA'o s.:d cSoyas.
o. on' V''' POGO iii; hsaariiy:
" Jiessrs. Wusstn and bro'en.
! r..,,r,, .,,-... oyehsstra. |
b. Festival Aaasfsa IF. r. iioa;aaa. j..
0. "rr"yer nefore hs Battle" 10,
TO- Tho wssrioss aaes%*sssT x's' ""a o.eess." Ab
/ Mr. a, Sch,r1rt..
H. Fruh'fna''ea' ii;4ci f5:;a. ''.Aot
-. Grand March Miiitairc '.. ..nuck
| 0rchtstra
Tho programme OF tito evoning will conclude
with dancing. ......-..-
| MUSICAL runr1oXT1oys.
Tho first volume Of tllo Musical World, cditod
BY Franz Abt tlo great song writer and Cloinons
sclt,ltzo and published 6y Littolf al1nuitane- p
has Just como to close md las moro than full
! filled tho promises which were mado for It.
There is no othor serial publication In the world
eqa sna % ~ IN as 9f ee
tng with nh ir1monBe salo. As our rondora may
be aware, tlireo editions arc issued monthly, ono
fol-. tho plano' the second, songs for soprano
nnted "A,""D" aud "O." The compositions
represent oyory school, and o1nbrace every do
greo Of difficulty within the preiixotl limits.
Tho music is mostly representative Of living
writer's, and tito nannos Of Buch composers as
Abt, Franz Dollr, Dlu1uostongol Wilhelm Franz,
Grabon-u Hoffman, Gustay, Janson, Krng, hnokon'
Carl Matya,, Methfosael, Mo1zdorff. Nonslor'
aolyoB aro guarantees Of tho excellence Of this
work. In tho high standard Of it's musical char
acter, In beauty and clearness Of typo and in
! chcapnesB, nothing liko 1T Inns eyer before beon
tunity they hayo mover had before Of getting
tho bost new Gosman songs every month, aud
literally for song. John Moltcr, tho muatc-
dealor, 100 East Madison street, 1n the agent Tor
; this work, and buck numbers eau be procured ol
! "swoot Hawthorn Time" is tho namo Of d
, new song popular in London.
TIE EXPOSITION MUSIC.
Wo give placo to tho following communication
7 In regard to tho musical foaturos Of tho forth
coming Exposition, with the simple remark that
! foreign bands aro getting rather monotonous:
70 ~ bs mo so ang Il he draws
near, an led 10 nBk whether there is to DO any music
s, W n essg T. sad ,asy
bandHay the band Of Tie Royal take part
iu shs musical proRfam'no? Ensand gGnoFoay gayo 70
nut think sho would refuse to send further assataneo
aape S rs arsnss 9sy n1n5 ,arS.sa
not think Chicago Viii Be behndhand in lint reapoct
oprpAr1o Norrg
:, The Kellogg opora troupe iB now about com
u ploto Tho contracts which havo boon mado are
It rs follows: Miss CLARA Louiho Kollogg, aopra'
IIabolmanu. Joseph Maas, aud Wolford Morgan,
;, tenorH William Careton, GustaynB Hall, ant
William F. Bartlett, baritonoH; Harry Peakot
y and Mr.. soguin. bassos; Edward Neylon and ~
T. commencement Of tho season is not yet an
l., nounced.
i Mr. strakoscl's troupe is now complete, and
Il on Saturday last the mpresario, in company
% with signor Muzio his musical DIRECTOR sailot
u for the United 8tates MMo. Nilsson departs f
4 wcok lator, and on Sept %, lilo soros Of thirt,
n nighta will he commenced.
OBITUARY.
= Desire, tho famous artist Of the Doufres-Paria
:, lens, il dead.
y Mrs. Franklin, celebrated oratorio singer O.
:. former days, died in Washington Inst woek, agct
10 years. Whom Dralanl. the great Engal
:, tenor made tour through the United States
y he selected Mira franklin to slug with him, AMI
It declared her to bo tho finest oratorio sngor il
ia America.
10 Frederick Howaon, an old pioneer, and q resi-
8, don't Of Sun francisco until about three month
- ago, committed auicilo at Sequel, in California
- on July 10. He was vocalist aud actor OF con
70 siderable local celebrity, and was au export AM
If enthusiastic crickotplayer being the best of t
John and Frank Howson, aud an ,1nclo Of Emm
and Clelia Howaon. Of the Howson Operi
10 Troupe. While boating in tho Bay of Nontoroy
t. about tlreo months ago, his boat was capalzod
buroy escaped. remaining insensiblo for soyera
hours after reaching tho Shore. It ia stated thu
" lie neyer fully recovered from the shock TO hi
a. Byatem resulting from this nccidont. He va
8. about 70 years Of ago. Tie manner Of lis sui
#. eide Ia not statod.
M1jB1oAL NOTES.
m Echubert's old piauo il still going the rounds.
at Miss Kellogg Is at her summer residence Q
aB Cold Spring, OH the Hudson.
Of kledamo Ruloradofr ia passing tho hoated teri
y, y, at hor swalnpscott villa.
~ Madame Paropa-RoBa is residing ut Maidt
or Hill, Loudon.
Il, Miss Graziolla Ridgoway has Joined Now Eli
ven choir.
~. NO. Again the Wagnerlan Festival at Bayranth ha
h. been postponed 1876 ia the dato now fixed.
u Ono of tho best OF molarn German composer
ph Robert Franz is now an old man aud lu povart
~ Sir Michael Costa has aiSniaod to N[r. Map1
son that 1t Is his intention to resign his poBti6
l." T. ~ conductor OF uor Majeatys Opora noxt yea
ne Mrs. II. II. Smith aud Mr. Darnaboe aaslstt
by Mr.. II. N. Smith, pianist, arc giving music
ho entertainments ut tho White Mountains
D" "I4n Btolla del Nord," with Mime. Patti
Caterina, was ono Of tho browning triumphB
En- the London opora season.
til Wagner'a admirara hayo subscribed 5000
sst toward Ills proposed great musical festival, ye
oil after next, at Dayrouth
Lubbock, the distinguished pianist, has BET
81 temporarily placed in MI Insane asylum for trea
'a' mont.
N. Tereaa Carrono, tho American pianist, Il
Of just bcon !nart4eu u 44o''uun !" 'io soaA6 -
iys lnst, Emilio Baurot.
arH Or. Huns you Dulow has been ongagol to VII
%. tliu country in 1874 by Mossrs. ullman and II
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