, 1874-04-19

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nications protesting agaiust play with such I
title. The deformlty Is altoge thcr in the title
There ii no infanticide in tho piece murde,
Of an innocent is attempted unBuccessfnl1y, il
which business tho mother is not implicated
The cast will be as follows:
Anna Esterbrook.. Miss Nellie Boyt
MIS- Hathbun .----....-.-.. Ar* Maette
margaret. ss R1rer
Matthew Nathbuu.. Salisbury
i1a1o.d Ita1Eoun. ..-'...-..----. -...J W b!aAueL
otpooig alF. n.Snoi
ei9S 93aes
| 6a'1crF messengers, etc.
| THE ACADEMY OF NUIIC.
The well-known Ma iitton family will open q
weeks engagement nt the Academy Tomorrow,
with q dramatic yersion Of - Gabriel Grub.
which, with their excellent dancing and vocal
iana. will be avery pleasant light performance.
| THE globe THEATRE
The success Of the Lisa Weber Company at tbs
Globe during the past week has been marked.
The company remains tlls week, and list Of
novelties promises plenty Of variety for thosa
| vino like this class Of entertainment
company hare returned from their visit to the
I country, where they have played to a succession
Of crowded houses, and turned away hundreds.
The bill for the present week IL very strong
i one. Upon it are the names Of Alexander Davis
| the veutriloquist; Karl Lind the eauilibrist
Signor Logrolia with his trained birds, nico, aud
| OtAet aulu4a4sf n1loeeo kAu1aies 1oAt Da4}, ahu
| Jennie Morgan; Bldy lice, the sSlphi tho Con-
stantine pantomine company; the Reynolds
| brothers, and the atidetos 1ho mousse WILL un-
doubted]y be filed.
MYERS oPERA~nousE-
The minetrels are gorgeous this week in a
highly chromatic bill, materially Light and lively
III promise: The principal features OF the week
| are The Border Lily, )" which is uuquestonably
the best bnIlesque OF the 3 season, and M - new
saetcn ettle1eo C1''s L'.tie e!uel. ~ 1os'
tIemon are nrenared to reIoem their paDsr nom
iHes to play.
MONTGOMERY QUEENS CIRCUS:
since description Of shis c, e1coi1eht SNOW N
ooo mtss - ~. ao ~. - -
work preparip. for tie sup,mcr campaign.
] number OF new arrivals, including the finest
specimen OF an African lion ever seen IN travel
lug snow, nave peeh aaaoo, anu ~ :nls uepa1s 1s
r. ~ f1or 49, c;,;c,e,o vith ne.r1 ayarv
material part new The canvas IL new, the tx-
ings are new, the hoEses-and a splendid col.ec-
ton OF an1mals ihcY are-haFe oeon Impressed
tloh % sn9 Mnu.o liz o,s.;@, s w. .rnrl
has urum aonv n Chicago dnf11 ~t.,v.,
no circus ever started out on It's travail" as hana
someH prps1teu ptoo-os, ~ o.,oa,;. ',ha ~ sa,sn,,
Wit VII anar to.,norroy and tho public Of
| Chicago are invited to give it 'seul-oI from
| this city. Want OF space alone prevents more
detailed notice, LOT WHICH VS. 1e1ef LIS iea@'ef "
ooi ao' q '4'1u6 uo.a,a', ~',-,rnr,,rs
TIM second dramatic entertainment Of Abra-
ham Lincoln Lodg= VII be given this evening at
Concordia Hall, on Tweney.sccond street, be
tween State street aud WABASH avenue. Inc
be followed By masquerade ball.
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MUSIC.
There hare been several events Of moro than
Ordinary interest in the local musical world
during the ias1 "eeA' Aioons Iuo'o A4o '1"oo
which are worthy Of more attention than mere
record. First, the concert at the First Baptist
Church ,,naer the AUSPICES of Mr, e. 4. Havens,
ouo1' Iuse. -. 49, eop;et,. ~ +,,;a ,ccasir,'
tue organlst OF 'nas oocie's. W 1m1 oees',on ~.
AH. AaTens played TWO arrangements OF JUS
own; one on themes from the overture and third
act Of s'Tannhauser," and the other On themes
from "Fanst." Mr. Hayens has always been
a,.:.,.t - n.,,oo;.a.;o,.
1ecognlzeo ~ q 'efs em.4ouA 49, eo10..t.yao
otga1lst, and his faitn1nlnesS mas peen spec'a1'y
shown by tho long time in which he has kept the
orean of this church. On this occasion he also
displayed more ttiau ololnAts upns5 ~ eo4nt,oo4-
ton, IS applied 10 organ t1ansctlpt'oos' sno"4ns
that he has been giving his time to careful
study. We are glad to know that he has out
lined other concerts to succeed this one, in
1:,.;oz ,.;,, =. a+;,, frr+bar sn'avnd
WINCH n'9 apl1'1eo w. 70 20 49, 49, r..
The appointment which Af. ha'ens 'las lus' r.
ceiyed as teacher Of the organ and piano IN
the Chicago Musical College is worthy
tr;hnta IN a most excellent musician. Tho Sec
@ ..t ,,;ot, va ave int;,nated a1,ove il thu
onu esen.; "h' - r;.st " Ennr-aaat;onaI Ch,,rch
concelt a. @ sno tor ~, nny,,aso ~ .asfinr tl,a
sbites Md!:a ses Of r Il. ciarenco EDDY, with Whom
the church is negotasng 10 seGuts aIs ~ ~ e7t
asoSa as osanls. 3D. vhie ng nead was foreroue con.
aemeSeo anu +hnsa ,rhn Ina hin, 1eaycs little
cluslon WIN tnose WY nnG" Iii .oo,ra ~,
room to douot tnai al 1oe aocety s NJ ~ eb hea ~.
In dolng SO; .aoy W" ~ Se Ssrs strct oraon 1nnso
gan'sts OF ms age; 10 .an 1 71'iS a.. ~ taachar
IL maaa1 ncn IN Ie h wm be- studed yerv
vas pudey P1sH a ft"n "tsu usnt tn Gamany whero
thoronEnly. ne tnen me''t t ~ nos. ~;t,'
ne haa neen stuos'nE tos ~ ,11rrpI = tn;a
asu county ~ WITH % very aattering credentials from
Haupt, Apt, ana olnel Iase1@ne1 hasa Gt,,,da -
ne sna th aee1an afner in anotber axeellent ma
Elc1an, and 8enn1ne1y goou Is.
Upon ms stseao lie M nav eoprano Of tue choir
M!s. T. atacey spe nGn ier nostio in tl1e