, 1874-03-01

uOuGts IN tle attempt TO Er0W William SINK
speare on her own ground. would recommend
that no give him enough countenance aud sup
port to ieep him at home, let him die there, b.
buried there, aad thon have thu people on til,
eide cross over and visit hia -onlb. I think j
wod pa @ ny s9aat ofs s 90 jesaa xoa ha. sr
! did.
MUSIC.
| The musical interest OF the season is we'll KEEP
up, rs will be observed by reference to tho pro
gramnes printed below Of entertainments to b
given during the present week They cover
variety OF objects, charitable and otherwise, and
as the programmes aro very varied, al taste
will be suited. Prominent among these for ex
cet1enco Ii the programme for
TIE scuuaANN CLUB CONCERT,
which will be gwen on Wednesday evening" tn
4tL inst, at Kimbalps piano rooms, corner o.
State aud Adam5 streots. The programme wi
be as follows
l. "spring Night" for fenale chorus. .Bargel
The Kisses Da7's' fdT"han., Montgomery Smith, an
Tsssfs eoiiIeek, Issi f;sii:1g; 1i:n, and 5ass
mann.
8. "Dreams Of Heaven .Go1dbec1
Ai;s Eco Dar;s and 1fr. Bischo6.
s!nfonia IN F minor. or...........-+-..
l. F.ntaaa tn minor. y. q. beet
HISS Haais Cady.
3te..rt Goa6sci, 1uen, and baetnann. ''-
e. "Esenirg Bells" soprano, tenor, md
chofuA.. A...-..--.,-...---...-..-. -..LgspeIg
THE DIEM CONCERT.
Joseph Diem, the 'cellist gives concert on
Monday evening, the I'd inst, at Kingsbury
Hall, upoa which occasion he nil be assisted bJ
Miss Haskell, Miss Van Wordragen, Messrs.
Wolfsohn, Lewis, Hucssen, Ziehn, Eichhoiul,
Hand, Boeckmaan, and tho double quartette Of
the Gormania Maennerchor. Tue instrumental
and cello which Was played at the Beethoven
concert last week; a fantastic for cello, presum-
ably By Mr.. Diem, although the programme does
not announce it Raff's setting Of tho finale to
1.-THE African and Wo1fgohn's - Consolation" :"
for the piano; Souvenir dc Badon-Baden." by
Diem, auarte!te for cellos; a Mendelssohn
andanto, for violin Peppers Harlequin" for
piano aid cello; mud Ro1aberg'a Adagio," for
two 'ccllos- Tie vocal selections are an aria
from tho "Postiilion OF Lonjuneau, By Mr.:
Huessen; two Mendclssohn and two Schubert
songs, by Miss Haskell; Tachi1ch's "Waldo-
s!uft," for double quartotte; and a song by
psoch, for Miss Won Wordragen.
ORGAN CONCERT.
An organ concert will be given at the First
Congregational Church, corner OF West WASH
iugtpn and Ann st1ceta, Oh Tuesday evening, tho
81 inst, under the direction Of AIr. Wilkins, OF
New York, upon Which occasion the following
WILL t8 tue programme:
Two S comsapnicna on op. asse
-. >.on 6. IF: n: 4; .. N'lt'a'. ,r,.,..o,.
49, ~. r Il. Boee,.
3. sclecions from Italian symphony. .1lendelssohn
Mr.. Louis t1lk.
. ia. Romance from e Tnnphauser Wagner
4 H. Aria from L'Alrlcatue .Meyerbcer
Mr. Il. D. ii,lans.
s. seena and prayer from Der Freischutz Weber
tMTs, O. l.. FHr,
TART u.
e. "a'a Save ths a1' E9f II: l. a;i;iss
Z. Del Profunao Tel o5uo o"..-.......... .campaaa
ifrs. j. Ealfour.
'' - III. ioa.. Fatf
Mf* r. 1rs, 6aijo;y, Uss.1.. houe; ana IIsiksn:.
10. Grand OIeftaire Op. .B3tttsta
II. II. D. UI1lsna.
BENEFIT CONCERT.
4 vocal and instrumental entertainment will
bo given ut the Westminster Presby yterian
Church, corner Of Jackson and Peoria streets,
On Thursday evening, the 5th inst, fur tho hene-
fit Of this society. at which time tho following
home talent will tako part Mesers. Louis
Falk, ". Q. Coffin, A. E. Clark, D. A. Kim
bark, G. G. Lelier. 1lrs. G. D. CarrinSton, Miss
Emma FELTON,, Mas Emma Parker, 1lr. " II.
Fl. Thomas. Tho programme will be IS follows:
FART
KS. fs'.ae :Ds suS f*a H and Louis .;a' aas'
M.s es:n, els5f, 1;mSa1t and s' i:isS aA-'s',S
E4ae1ada ,;:. r = car;31cfo;; soprano so1o
T. t'The Old Man's Song TO His Wifi Baritone solo
Nr- o. 4. Kint6ark.
''A'' ''''' I::; E,asa f1iiSa.
g. There L. One that Love Dearly "... .Quartette
1rs. carrinoton, HISS F<'toe, es.rs: co5n and Ler.
7. Piano s0'0''''''''''. IT, LOU; iaik Chopin
f. asnsat c. sh2 5r xsa; :sl I 3s:r*''s'
:. :. 49,. ,r.i II: {: c: isds1. : - '-' a.. w..
~ "a, Sa9s B. es9Ssa5io:. and liz: esa p'e<
"a Ro,, o. s,7s9 H,j sldan u. G ce55": ou,ntett.
1fr. IF. Il. Il. Thomas and qudrtttte, o1!,9ato.
coNcEEr AT OAKLAND.
Tho Plymouth Church choir, assisted by other
prominent singers, arc preparing to glvo an or
gun concert At tho Oakland Congregational
Church on the 10th inst.
syAruox1o. i.
TheTe is movement on foot, in which many Of
the mnaiciaua Of this city haTo joined, to bring
out the symphony written By Mr. s. G.. Pratt
while ho was pursuing his studies in Berlin It
is probable, il the composer receives sufficient
that the work may be done GONE
time in april with 3 full orchestra.
PIANO RECITAL
Miss Mary A. Todd, whose first piano recital
was given about four weeks ago, gave second
lowing admirable classical programme:
I, Overture Nachzaengo yon Osstan ..Gade
r1sshngsachT3nR Rasn1 aus w,on ~
;. Sir sonsa s5q without t Sa worda m % Mendeissohn
ja. sarab.nde and Ml:znande e"............:a:eh
ssnoSsay Ssssy5a9 IN major vo 1estho7sn GSsRan
TIE coScoRD1A CONCERT.
Tho programme for the concert at Concordia
Hall, On Tweuty-Bscond street, this afternoon
8 as follows: