, 1875-03-21
Iall on Ada street. Wednesday evening, slarctl
/, and Thursday, April 1. Tho cast viii be as

rcGroe .hlss Nellio Matthew's
Cnlerel!a. HRS tenusl freeman man
ThsSe. Linda Mathews
FAIRY Queen Misa Jessie Mathews
Piano. q ~ sss.haas
O1zan.. hI- -. - aA1r 1r
Tlu.a Mr. George L. Masoil
FtE BAIATKAs BENEFIT.
This evening the L1ederkrauz Society Will
rive to it's leader, aIr Balatka, benefit It Tur-
oer Hall. and present tho following attractive
programme for tbs occasion:
i. Overture to "wi1lian Ie". .Rosaini
"1a Darkening Night Luther
s. concerto With orchestral aSeomtaniment' Hnnna
t. "Ths ooean has Its Pearls Thiestsn
Ills. nttene Enlatka.
s. Overture to Tho Ms.r{ Wires OF Windsor aieo'ai
pAArIL
G. Fourth set Of "Hugnenots ".... Meyeroeer
Nth Scenery, Costume, a41d OTcAcs'ra
Va!entn .ttlass i1oaettA
1:,111 .,,....................Mr.H .Mr. Huessen
lao remaining parts will be taken By members
OF the Society.
On Sunday, March 25, the orpheus Society
| viii give tie entire second act Of Mehul's "Jo-
| seph in Egypt
| Mme. Arnholla Goddard is now On her way to
! this CITY, and from the fact that lthographs
! grace many shop Windows, her appearance in
concert seems probable
| The following correspondence with reference
to Mr. Edward Schultze's forthcoming testi-
rnonial concert explains itself:
cu,cAoo, March lo.-1fr. Edcard sehnl.ze ::
DEAR SIR Remembering, with grateful pleasure, the
many OCCASIONS on which you delighted ua with your
e4pr 3. our appreciation il ree substantial manner,
We would taa The opportanity OF asking you to nRne
pace and time convenient to you, "aen your many y
Tearing your voice again in concert, arranged Tor
your benefit. lsignc) Hans Balhtsa, Pr: b.athardt
Gr,ensbaun,. v, ". Kml,a,l, Arthur 9. Ducat, Root
K sons Mus:c Co., Daniel OHara, Lyon He2iy, Story
/ 0sln, George Schneider, E. ". Wslis, and numoE-
Gus o.hera.
GKH11Es1EH Allow me to express to you my sin
WHICH you lave been pEcased to speak Of my humble
services ~ a vocalist IN our local concerts and beg
leave to ssy that nothing will 30 LEFT undone On mi
| Dort to deserve your good opinlen gratefully nc
cent yorz nd oner Of complimentary concert Hav.
ng teen fortunato as to secure the assistance CT
| Nj Hans Balatka conductor Of my concert, AN
enabled to guarantees to my patrons such entertain
| .nent ~ Is rarely given IL our city would name
Thursday evening" Apr - tss r. time, ana .9 ~ %
! Tour obedieut servant, EDWARD 6cuULrzE.
At tho Wagner concerts given in Boston last
| week, Mr. Dischod, who eung hero 60 many
| vcars appeared, aud 1s our readorB will be glad
! to hear from him, we append the remarks Of
some Of the Boston papers concerning mrn. The
Tinacs sayB: The songs first mentioned in thus
I3araeraDh we're given by nIr. Fl. A. Blschon, q
singer new 70 Boston, who proved an earnest
aud imrassioned interpreter, with strong but
not very pura tenor voica and fair style" Iho
Safurdav Eceaing Gazette eavs: ave must not
omit mention Of A[r. H. 4. Bischon. who sang at
the Wagner concert and al the matinee he has
n tenor yoice of excellent compass, tine quailty,
and ceptional power, which ho uses IN manner
that shoHs careful cultivation and refined taste.
lie seemed to be laboring under hoarseness, but
bis singing was full Of expression and intelil-
eepce, and would have been rs enjoyable Us it
was effective, had it not been for tho drawback
wo Lave named" The Advertiser says: ''M1.
! Eisc,loff eanc Schubert's sDio A'lnacht, and a
recitatlvs end aria Of Arnold from 'Wlllisn
! TELL Ho was we'll received, and his delivery
nrored a. Intelligent and artistic as before. HIS
yoico was, perhaps, littlo out OF condition.
Either from that cauee or from intrinsic imper-
fection, it revealed in high: piano passages. and
| when quite unco1cealed by the Instrumentation,
defects which wero scarcely percaptlole in HaE-
uor's heroic music" The Globe says: - The 70
cal eeIe2tious consisted OF 3 Schubert song
Die AiImacht,' and A1nold's rectatiye and
air from the fourth act OF Rosefni's William
Tell,' .Idht non na'abband01,er.' They were
sung by Afr. Bischof1 whose naturally fiuo tenor
! was robbed Of much OF its swootness by the
harsh Germau gutturals In the former, as wall
ns bY the undue londness OF the accompaniment
I The Italian words wore sung in the Hosslnl aria,
| and the effect OF the voice uas, consequently,
much moro agreeable than in tho Schubert song,
or in the Wagner selection su1g in "Wednesday g
concert" From kll Of which, it would soom that
afr. DiscboH has made 20 change in his style OF
singing