, 1874-11-15
REVIEW OF ADJUSTMENTS.
MUSIC.

a1e to have Habelmann. always favorite tenor
Fe17anti, an unr1vnled buno singer, who mado
his debut IN Chicago with the iameuted Parepa !;
Teresa Carreno. the talented young pianiste !;
Sauret, whose violin playing WAS one OF the
principal Charms OF the Mario concerts imme~
diatey after the Fire; and Braga, the great eel
1o-vlrtuoso aud composer for that instrument.
From musical point Of view. the season will bs
unoxcaptiouaoly brilliant. and it should bo the
same also III point Of atteudance. The pro-
granlma for the openlng night will be Us fol-
lows:
l. Trio, in minor. for piano, violin, and .,....
,1ne ca17tno Saurti. io,; Sauret. AMI Sonm Eraoa.
,. Song" Veregenheit ALI
s. Viofoncel1o SOLO," Souuambutu,' Souvenir
sfanoy Gdrtano Eraqa.
1. Ar!a-ss The Mad S.cne, /" ttou1 ~ Lucia,"
MIA. lima dc Nur*ta.
S. Violin solo, DIiadc poIouaise ..Flcu1tcmpB
- lons. Em',s s!aret.
e. A1is--.. L1nylo AHA i.uza Sapoutana n. .Trayenu
oionor ttrrdnti.
PART II.
tusie sur '.Don Juan -. ..vleuxtemps and Wolf
+ Asne. carrsro S4urst and Aons. S4H5kl.
'"4'4' composei for and sung vyj - ~
Af.te. lima lie .uurska-
s. violonsso solo, Spanish braea
si'nor Gatta"o Gfdga-
s'0s"nz ii:9 4pef 1asoioys Hs5:.aaa: k''s'
&. Piano solo, & L ftinsens,
AH.e CuFTc1so S0ufct-
g. Duet" crispino !. c4marc "....:: .nicci
Nus l,n4a Dc .Aursss a,,d .Si,nor ttyranti
THE L1EpERKRANz CONCERT.
The Licierkranz Soci,ty gives tho third Of its
series of concerts this evening IN tho North SIDE
Turner-Hall, with the following excellent pro-
gramms, under the direction Of MI Balatkn'
i. Overture TO ntcnd "...:...........:...way Wagner
9. The Sailors Dream
, o,op.,;,,o., A'ede'k'a"z- or.,ov
A'as'' HsDe0''' o1sIss;a 'oas'"
l. All se*ffnso us; i;osa x:i.a:r: AefsAoa0'S
C5cA<stra.
l. Overture to s' Midsummer Nights
o1rhestra.
2. "andeF'l'd' IL; a. :i::a;; .s'ao@'nn
g. capriea do concert or aute) .Tsrachak
l. puo from VI, ravcitta ssy t. 'to"'. .Don11sta
T. 0D' 'N>. ais. Etii,.er - ami Ur. Sed,sart:.
S. First finale from Night Grenada .Kreutzer
Sotos e'toTu1, ana ofcAsstTa-
CHARITY CONCERT.
very pleasant concert will be givon to-mor-
row evening at the Good Samaritan Home. cor
uer of Meuom,uee and Hammond streets. for tho
benefit Of that excellent institution. There 's
no more deserving charity in the city, and there
is certainly no more pieaSant way Ut aiding It
than through the medium Of music. The pro-
ernmme Will be as fol o~s:
l. '1'' 4n... Mrs. "a fsnng y1' Wheeler Wood
= " " 4'Ios ui.: B;a:iy Ea<,er:
3. "Sounls from the Palisades es"....-........*.---
4.:i.s Della Stsuart
4. Polona1se in sharp minor. Chopin
N..s Ida Bushnah.
D. ii,s. Emily Ede1tr. '''
t. f'4no Ss.. S1s;s Vooa and III. Hatt;s Leonard
=" f'an0 lilies Hatis Leonard. A
co1LEGE-oF-MUslo eolREEs.
The second of those pleasant soitees Of the
College OF Music will take place at the College
parlors, 1873 Wabash avenue, Friday evening. the
Goth inst TIE programme Is splendid one,
and particularly untlccable. as it contains some
Of the manuscripts music which Ia to be published
in the College Album, now in press for the hol-
days. The following il the programme:
i. Duo symphonique, two pianos .Lefebure-Wely
Jiisses E4h Eurrors and car<ts i'atton-
1h' "anasfs6 IT,. II: d: ce.tsn. .Ssna'<''
3. Tsnsasis minor @ aozart
4'ss Ida Eo1"2.
{ Ave Aaf'a liz. lii: EartitI ''Aa11'
sonae p!ano sRS d To3sp aas 3 u.n.aa sshanaf0
% o@sr teh a., SN N<oi.r MSS Emne1tcS
Z. Senate, op. TO- NO 1.:.. Beethoven
eo9dssa /; and ui., I,. .fss
8. R0mauza, piano and S1oln. .Jnacal1u
Hiss Dafs" Knapp and Nr. H'fnenann.
10. Lntk0Ha Wild Hunt" two ptauoa Killer
N.sses .SetIie Rsberts ana Kitty Ford.
rsIE Apoyin crEH CONCERTO.
TEe trst Of t1e seEies OF the Apollo Club con-
certs will be given IN the main audiepce-room OF
the Methodist Church Block. and, from present
Indications, the attendance will be very large:
The remaining four relesrsals vlu be desoiei
entirely TO tlis concert, the programme Of which
presents unusuAi attractions.
uxrHEL CHURCH CONCERT.
A grand musical eutertainment will be given
Monday and Tuesday evenings, the 18th ana
17tI, nnder tina a1sDjceB OF tho uembara and
F,aria ~ rathc1 Sf F. Ch,,roh now temno-
H -.. e:a.,.v;,,n +ha Ra;1,oai ChannI Hall an
IAriJ occap5A"; t.o .a TtFw;u -. ea
state greet soutn u 'oot teoutu. ~ va. =: W
which will prove rare ueak luaeeat uaFA1g
due selection OF solos, duets, euaItetses' and
few selected choruses from the hampton ana
Tennessee Jubilee Singers. al rendered BY our
best talent Of .olored s,ugerI. It iB for the
5enet1t @ t Of the Bethel Church, which xas burned