, 1874-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS.



Inst evening, for tho honoilt Of tho German
Rollof Booioty, rms attended, by III in,monso
audience, nearly all our prominent German cti-
zo1la bolng preuont, as woll as many Americans.
Tho proceeds OF tho concert must have nntted a
worry handsome su1n to tho charitable fund, and
tho carrying out Of all tho dotaila WIS
agotaont. It would DO uncharitablo
cigo infinitely. Such occasions only call for
notice Of wllat IL good, aud d pleasant rocogni-
tlon Of tl,oHo WHO lnvo contributed their acr-
yicc for sweot charlty'B nako; md, first amoug
these IL A1ra. Clara Huck, wl1oso singing Of tho
"Nliguon" aria, " Keunst du daa Land," was ono
Of tho finest efforts Of our local concert-atagc.
With nln,ogt any oshor singer 1t
would have boon presumption, tho ncx
day aftcr Nilsson, but iu this inutanco tho fair
cuntatrtco did not soom ovorboll. Miss Konko
tho slater OF Mrs. 1luck matlo her debut In
public here. and was worry heartily received. sho
hap light sweet voice but the timility Of first
complete Justice. 1t ia to bo hopod tlat Tho
public inay hear hcr again under moro favor
asato ass rspss' e. "na music. IN ossfs S1S' psee estsr
md Foltz added greatly to tho cclat
OF tho occnaion with the1r admirable singinE,
mud both wore repaid with enthusiastic oncoros :.
Tho orchestra. undor Afr. Balatka's baton,
to Of tho Eighth Symphony. As q whole, tho
concert was remarkably successful aud worry
plonaant aftorpsoca to tho opera Boason.
THE opEnA aIArlEEE
Tho Strakosc}l troupe, which closed its Boaaon
At McVIcIer's, Saturday aftoruoon, with THO por~
Loft yesterday for milwaukee,, whore they appear
Tonight anu tomorrow night. Wednesday, they
rotnrn to tlliy CITY, Gu route for Detroit, and will
improve their brief stay by q nlatlnoe at Hoo
l,as been selected for the OCCASION, in which
Nilsson will appear as Viotetta. ono Of her best
roles. rhoac who remember Nllsson's splendid
singing Of tho ''f'ors Lui," in concert Aoro will
be delighted to llayo a,i opportunity to lionr hcr
III tho brilliant and very dramatic music Of tho
"Travata." Tho matinee viii commence at 5
o'clock. Seats n,ay DO lad ut the box-oilico
daily from 0 Il. N. to .. m.
CONCERTS.
We print below the programmes of two cou-
certs, which VIC did not rccclye IN time for cur
Sunday issue. Tho managers of concerts i'll
order to insure publication Sunday should hand
tlleir natter in friday. Tho first Of thcso is tho
regular soiroo Musicale Of tho Chicago Musical
College, which takos place At tho College Par
1ors, Jan. 80. Tho programme will bo as fol-
lowH:
Mas Mary Taylor.
ghsi,p Tpa fa9 naoo yisn snu sc5o s;s,oer
uiss Ep hutItr and Aessrs. AeEer and AofckraaHa.
t. er,.no eherzo ~ h1 n,or onin
'e610 IL ;ss HUE Cara ;aroff. ''Aop'A
o. "Tho Heart bowed Down "...........,......na u. naEo
Ar. 1IehrN 1iart.
T. Trio for violin and cello. Iatossohn
' u htarMth;a = ,t;"a a"d Assrs Aeyfr and
D. Tutte le Festo nj Temple" from Rigo-
H. iiiiisM i;agars and 1r: Jane, a ''sa'
Miss Sarah conitu.
Mr.. Fred W. Root also gives concort at
Christ Church Thursday evening, Jan. 20, tho
programme Of which will be as follows:
FART I.
!. Quarette-t Eeeo Que Zero Is.anti" .Coata
Iiss Ler1s. Mrs. Wasros, Messrs Phelps and foot.
'"'' ''' itss jacison
). Solo" Avo Maria .cherubini
4. golo-t What Must /. be to be There :. Bird
~ 3iis. Le,eis and ier pupil. -
i. solo-" Song Of Home "............... .h1arslcn
Mrs. =. 4. Jesrett.
2. 8olo-" ne1shazzar y. .6chumann
3 so}o Sis w.acrsi AZ; e paxs s. o' ts Mountain. Civ
Mtss Anna i. Leeis.
1. Piano solo-s nlyoetto o"..,,....,,,..,,,..Ls .Lszi
III. L. Il. Phelps.
''''' Mrs lia.rons
THE TENNEssEANs.
Tie Tonnesseans. q company Of ten singers, al
of whom wcro once alayes, but who aro now
students OF the Central Tennessee College, will
be n this city IN the course Of two or three
weeks Aor tho purl,oHo OF giving series of tlior
unique alavo-cabin concerts. They are singing
to raiae money to Greet now College building