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soap, was given with naarked precision, and Was
received With many expressions Of delight. j.

chip, was given with naarked precision, and va
received with many expressions OF delight.
Tho schnnann Quintette (tuo v1olina, viels
cello, and piano) opened the programme With it
rich hs1monies md Birring tempos, and wa
brilliantly performed BY Messrs- Wolfsohn, Law
t. Hubbard. Alien, and Eichheirn. Hiss jessie
HAak.?1 gave the "Ah Ferfdo" of Beethoven
with great spirit, and eyinced decided lsamati
poTer in its execution. The friends OF this tai
ented young lacy we're more than ever assured o
the wisdom, Of her dccision to go abroad ant
avail herself OF the best vocal culture. .:
| Mr.. Lewis performed, ~ solo, without 40
compartment, ouo of Bach's fugues for the vio
lin, and gavo it With excellent precision 10 tim.
and tone. Its technical difficulties proved ths
ability Of the performer as well as the author
The Iueue is q class OF music not oftsn indulged
i'd publicly by even frst-class yioiusts. Tc
| those who admire this Style Of musical compost
ton it ras al exceedingly interesting and enjoy
| sbie performance.
/ Mr. Lewis also played new sonats BY Rubin
| stein, and was admirably accompanied by nisa
Agnes 1uge1sol1. Mr. Gill sang two souGs BY
! Schumann with great care showing d thorough
! knowledge OF bis text. The first number; auog
| was delicions bit OF sopg-Writing, and was in
terp1s:ed With exquisite taste. During the con-
cert Ir. 'Woltsohn appeared upon the platform,
and in happy speech. presented the violin to
Ir. Lewis o. behalf of the audience present,
who we're the generous donors. :. 1lr. Lewis, be-
ing called for, came timidly forward, and replied
to Mr. Woifsohn, ~ follows:
L4Dzxs AND GENTLEMEN: II could aIaks on tho
violin now treb!e and shake my boots, at the idea
Of Responding to NJ Wofsohns Pseaentstton rsmarls
ever heard. could give you Tartints famous Tr.u
Of the Devil 1t is better known. tho "Desiln
sonata, In manner thst would not only astoatsh
not quito up to concert pitch In the solo part Of
npeech-nAltng. He1atofo7o hava expressed myself
to through the medium Of tho VIOLIN and not v'y
Ht4HI
my vo11n say & thank you." Bot Us not yet its
master, cannot command implicit obedisnca; tkcre
ccre and heartfelt thants for this really superb
vioGn--uuy beau sdesl o; An tnstruUlent-vhfch, IN
your Kindness you have seen 1T to present to ms this
evening. 4 few years since I thouRht myself the
posseasor n{ very fns instrument but this is far
superior to the refar to- and which lost in Chi
cago,s great fse. Since then hava had many atds,
but this the only rsoii llavo nossessed ind ono
from which, in 1nomory Of tho ''dear departed old
nstru1s en shah often draw consolation in playing
vaoins that *maJ nernr do rio snse to 1ausically-
sensitive cur, and fiddle that may prove aef
III i,sdet to the true inspirations Of the srt divine
good Instrument Il stimulus to Practice, and new
that am sso Of through your generosity
shall endtayur 60 "a improve ysef In IT. use to
e. I'm, % 9 ' , ia a.;
acquaintance.
TIE Aror1o coscEE7.
Tho last concert OF tbs season Of the Apollo. !
Club Will be given At Fatweil Hall "Wednesday |
evening, the 10th inat., when the Club wili bo
Assisted By Mrs. J. G. Wanhau., soprano; Mrs,
L. a. Watson. pianist; and tho "Quaher City. !
Quartette," !" Moasrs- Barnes, Knorr, Holiness and !!
Noble. As this ia tho last concert Of this sesson,
hs Club most cordially extend an invitation to /
no pas. associate members; tickets for thY en-
ert.iouant can be obt.ined Of the, Secretary, /
lr- Newell, 15s State street. It is also an
|ounced that the white ca1us distributed for tho
ccond coucert sro good for this. As tic re-
tenrsal Tomorrow evening ia the last pticr TO
!aa concert, all active members wto are 20 tara
art mnst meet with the Olub on that evening,
nd be III their places as near s o'clock rs poasi-
ie. Tbs programme for tho concert is IS fol-
1TB:
rAEr'rnsr.
|. F" "lBroa1 Of Morn r-chorus. orus........,..x,Ab.
AroIio Cub.
VoISsHsa :Tnopsn
y. a a1s. l.. Il. Ra;:s,: 'Aeaa'Ssoan
Nsh8 song {Qssisr cit; oa.rtsti:; Ait
AZ. a.'s; TO- ssf R"er' h0s' and o9ie
Hrs !. {. WenLa,r. -
Trio from Might 4Rs'ss e aesasd: ssaS nrsutze.
Era. HeaAam, hess.s. Ec9ass azd Be7gst<in.
Coronado, cosas hs II tss ssdeaR s:y night Wander
Iuviatioa 10 psnco {Eshes). ............Tauais
..p,,,,,. r,;'.;;t aTs; (; + L. Ta:.oa- t1..,
nn., trn., s5SS5 ts:;:o6 sty ass9: sa
H7s. lferhan and TT. Cart G<reate:n.
How hars loved thee. native land .13or.pg
- Apollo C9ub. I
ORGAN RscrTAs. j
MI. H. Clarence Eddy viii give stries Of ki1
gan 1ccitals in the First Cor greSational
lurchs (carner West Washington and Ann i
teets), commencing Saturday aftasnoon, Mey I
!, at O'Clock Recltals will be given {
sv Saturday through. june. Tic pro- {
ammes =, will contain the choicest organ )
asie extant, and in each recital NJ. Eddy will
assisted By good vocal talent. Tickets may j
obtained At the music ssorea snd At tho door. c
D.. TURNER HALL /
Following is the programme OF the. Turner t
il concert this afternoon. -
n2eea,r, nascn faas1in = T,r;,s stranas
FIEn.s from >. Trsy ytsta Verdi
Overture to- Rieuzi Wagner
Theme and variation from tho Grand
sSnsetne pc;: =; Bssthovcn
N1khnngAe fo4kh .Mulenlaur y
Fantasie from the SiciEsn Yaspsra Bals,ka =
Po.porrd from tDer Frcsscluetz .Starny =
n&tz =. VIENNA Temper r".--..-....-...J. s:rauso n
Quadrila"" ssneodska n. .Komzak y
oEAcE CHURCH. "-.'
Tbs G1nce Church (EpiscopaC musical FRO !;
Lmne for to-day is as follows . 4 =
md Fesh7al .<Te Denn Dudley Buck
from Stabat Matar .KosHrd -
ertoto. ...... Wallace +