, 1875-07-04
I'm Organ ut Plymouth Church ConserTa'
tory of Music.
mha Opera on the Contfnent-.-
Obituary.
The Advent Of 1.-THE Two Orphans T"
-Daly's Company.
1hpatritai Announcements for the Week.
MUSIC.
At HOME.
TEE NETT 8EAS0y.

tuhourt, the musical season is closed, move
.,.nts re already on foot With regard to the
..rt s4sson, and the most Important Of these
I'D. to the possibility Of festival ne1t spting
~;th Theodote Thomas al tae head Of it. It
,.nnh he premature as yet to announce any de-
..l,, Int We tnay state thst Mf. Thomas has
h-sn il correspondence for home time past With
j. ,nonaent musical leader ct the city. and has
~ mly expressed his hearty desire to come
,.,A Init has given his views in full relative to
~ conduct Of the festival from musical
,,x,nt ri view. The mailer will undoubtedly
~. hrfore our people in some shape before
,tt,p .s it the festival Is to be given at all the
.x1ous work must commence not later than
sen.eDnbey, and the business organization and
1.,4,.ntes rnust be copsummated before that
~. While it is sincerely to be hoped that the,
y.e+}v.1 MY take place, those having it In
.,.rer ehonId move carefully and considerably,
nd The musicians of this city should
- unit in giving it their support
.rd EARNEST labor. Without cordiA and
nnanInaous effort on the part Of our
bns;ress men to give its financial support, aud
.o aeu.llr cordial and unanimous endeaSor upon
tn. rert Of al our societies and singers, both
koc-;can and German, 1t would be worse than
nss,ess 10 make the attempt. Better never have
= f.st;ya, than to have q fallure. From this
mint Of view, in fsct- it n1y be stated that Mr..
Thouas will NOT undertake the work Unless he
nan hnTe tho heaf.iest cooperation OF all con-
cxrned. II Ne are to have the t1sual crop Of
ruuecsi iealou1ies epring up consequent upon
tho announcement OF festival. the project had
better be dropped, and our societles 60 on with
theif Individual efforts - heretofore. But II all
are Wiling 10 work together in the ranks, We can
hsve : feetival next spring which may ave us
prestagc similar to thas now enjoyed " Uincin-
n.u IL Chicago ready for it
7ak LEDocHowsE1 CONCERT.
Ibs Chicago Conservatory Concert Friday
evening at the rooms Of w. ". kimbau Was Al
event that called together very large audience
and deserras special notice, These entertain
ments have always been enjoyable, character
izei a they bare been By many excellent and
~ might ssy artistic features- This concert
particularly was prominent and more especially
tos.hy Of mention Is it IVES the occasion Of the
FIJI. appearance Of two piano debntants, Miss
Nataa Rnd Miss Satterly. OF the former Ee
mast sav that it is seldom that an audience ia
treated to such IN intelligent performance Of
bchunann. BY so-called a11lsta, "a was given
By thus young lady, and when We consider that
tits vas her hret public performance We cannot
but regard It remarkable in great degreo. Such
positive talent as WAS erinced must Ger
hsniy be attended with most hattcring results.
Mes S&t.eriy also is entitled to much credit for
The extremely delicate and careful performance
ef the ballad. 10 G minoz Of Chopin, and, like the
former, Las bright future before her The
vocal part Of the programme was pleasant fea-
tuls Of the evening" but, had not the effect been
marred BY an ove1poWering accompaniment the
Ie1ult would have been mora satisfactory TO the
young ladies and far more pleasant to the audi-
ence- Misses Hoyne aud Lyon, and Mr. Csrl
Bssgstein, contributed the vocal numbers: The
plsying OF Mr.. LedoohowsG Was, II possible, In
EXCESS of his usual high standard. He is IN
doubtedly one Of the most conscientious artista
re have among ue, aud it ia always pleasure to
he&r him. These entertainments should occur
nao1e frequently.
DEDICATION Mus1o AT PLYMOUTH cHuRcH-
1t the dedication Of the new Plymouth Church
to-day {mozning and sTsning) the following
music viii bo given:
!. t. Deun In {newl. :Flagler
Esdia.tion Hymn. ritten by.ne Hon. s. s. aootin1
l. Crest God, Wa Come With Grateful
Ae&fn
at. sTo Taee Iord i.zrsnsement, Wasner
-aesr u the Lord our cod .Raeinbeseer
q "My Faith Looks Up to Thee Lachnaf
D. Prelude and fugue IN mtnu7. Bach
The organ OF the old Plymouth Church, which
"a been doing service OF late It St. M&ty's, has
,sen removed to the new church and has undec-
ona thorough repair and rastopping a cost Of
everal thonsand dollars. A. its specifications are
err materially changed musicians will be glad
q hHpn fhA NrYecjfiCatinnR IN rec0rd. They ara