, 1874-10-11


With 1ch y repertoire as this there ia ever:
reason I r. expect good weeks business, ane
good Pc .Qrnai@ces:. The operas are all iuyor
hes, am The changing Of cas1s will add rnucl
'eeen Il. ! 1ogg IN :: Martha wlil ne.It to SCI
Fan Zan ~ u it and these Tho hays seen Tlu
Zandt n +" Faust " will nant to see Kellogg in IT.
. t'tE CURIOUS cHo1a-1EEE1ATIoSS.
caon :stsers.1n Chicago have always been
carsoush mixed. but the nozs reusarlalle i,s-
st&nno OF rharEl revolution yet known III this
Gig has opa out .reaeptly. 10 1aake The stor:
complete i viii be necessary 70 90 back soma
wlys. II. March, 15722, Nr. &. c. Knupfel orcat,-
'izsd : 6 or for tie Michigan Avenue Belt;st
churoht .'fonows: Mrs. K2stueiter-ScL cLoonbose,,,
soErano Hiss Van Wotdrager, cousralto Ar.
4uanen z.pn, :enoT; and ". Sloan, bass Er
hnop'al oagsnlht- Things went very smoothly
Gnti a I'll last Tne panfc had Affected tie
CncrcE 40 that the members felt too poor to
feep up M expensive choir. 4 cheaper: choir Was
pnk N ha lott: 3ues Van Wurlxagcn Weat to
Ctnc11pn tst snd LII. S!oen to tia 1hird P1esbY-
tes1an,, 1r, Anopfel remaining, Tie cheap
choir d. no: suit, however. and several gentle
men pro posed toput their hands in their pockets,
o1gsniz< ID another choir as followH: Mrs.
S7uoopl i7Fen. soprano; Miss Rice, contuaito;
81. 81. anl lsemAnn. tenor; and Mr, LETTER. lass,
Ine e-r tlse Of this choir was S3 800 OF which
Jug eau Ia ssreed topay 3l,50o. and two CT three
~ssus1em @ IN. smong them Alr. Gassette, the BAL
mo Or assc moaiha tho Church has neg sleoteI to
R5us Proportion, aad Mr.. Gassette advanced
tae amo e mt to the choir. Tiriug OF this; how
ne rrefused to pay any more, Tor the Church,
.a se she 1ihufch iatlyretused to pay. Thus n,at-
tsfs S sc Cd on tho Isl OF October. A!eSnwliie,
saHast 3lusch was getting dissatisfied with its
tsms 4.uca arrangements: and this dissatisfaction
1a2lig resulted in the resignation Of tho
ytsa1h ~ M ". q. G. Bird. At this junct1,re
,bs bs N, I'M t Churrl; Musical Committee heard OF
KS nt mf oglo In the Michigan Aveuue Baptist
E9s!ch a3s; Is the hitter could rot, or would not,
.e!a q Contract, the former proposal to tako
eae COZ k:aet of their hands. Negotiations we're
fg.ss nsaaae 1tosd and resulted successfully The
Ia Iaas Ehurch choir, consisting u Mis- Jewe;1
sa an fcadg z Was,oas; VI ,1 eoas5sl;o, ME C. a.
~ as'e retired, and the other cIoir taEes
ns e!ace to-day, having been en-
easea 10 complete the original contract
-, dssca q t:es siz months yer to run. Meanwhile
40 ths' Baptist Church is cut Of choir, and
eaost its o0n singing. Arrangements are a.
n1saay b eng 1naGe for 6 uew organ in Christ !
.s .asnen which il sody needed, aud when that |
saIes 'the e1-Bap:iEt end now Reformed Epis-
ssp@ G q 3sr Slu be IN all their glory.
u. TCR1KA 1%ALL. |
! T., 9oe1 lowing is tao Turner Hall programme |
NJ fnl4. afternoon
ass ,-t'Gtr1nan Hero Hermann
os:: o Ire 70 1.-The Queen ef spadcs .surle
4
We ~ re-' Military jubilee ".-.. Linaraiatner
4 NJ sn;a,,n = oo -: oenn!Eann
!. =, Z. E;ranF.
~ ioEs on Gtrra:u uationa1 @ir..-. .ConrsG
i NJ NJ 4sc1cea Of Wagnee's ''Tannhauser" .Hanrn
= = VAL r - 2utNclstcr Strxlss !
=. 1VGac lie" Niae:a ucxoT |
RaSEE1T CONCERT.
"a. gu EFT NIll be given On Tuesday evening |
! - 20 Good Samaritan Industrial HONG Tor
i ajio iosne t, .: which the programme viii be as
- tes1;t e-*4 Echo Qsc: v4yo.r casts !
':e t@t n r. Mrs.. Lu7sk,.i, !Ee:sr2 Eess end Nirf.
seAGTc-E.
t1no: To- Least Hore.". aottsc;,.f,z
HTS. fdf1&5e Hood.
Miss Il. Z. Si17di7a,a
092 u q violin and IIano. yerdf |
r.,ou 1tssrs. Found ns!d Grant
saee o." Gu1 laalt ue.E Lrtlges Kind .Abt |
Dr., mr.. G,s.s+tu TG=s.
- q tes Ea1reT omfN,: Hi.t.eior:ek. "'''''s
e.; Tact H..
@''s- .-s.-...~-.,,.,... Selected
.ss,,:s : r. As7i st!s .:tss II. I,ee,'aya.
iii. Mi: sdtrtr, ets:''aa4'
fssa -" Honao oapfesjrss1. .msnas,s.ohn t