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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
SOUTHEAST SECTION.

SOUTHEAST SECTION.
l. Main Building.
2. Art Gallery.
8. ENteas on To Art Gallery.
4. Photograph Gallery.
8. Annex to Main Bull ling.
G. Cent. National Bank.
z. Public Comfort Cloak
room.
6. Sweden SchoOl-hOuse.
s.. P'nsylvauia Educational
Building.
10. Singers Sewing Ma
chime.
II. Sudreau Restaurant.
II. Hunters Camp.
l3. MIX Dairy Association.
10. (O Extension MIX Dairy
Association.
, 1876-09-10

"lIaycs for Our Trcs1ont;" "1fuld the Fort
ior 1layca md WhccleF,n adopted " Mary y:
Kill; "Fntn rs You Shot Doya," bY Thomas
r. Wcssondnrf; anil "Sunlfght On tlo Flhg,"
by ]. N. DarrIngcr.
It Is probable that Mr.. Maurice strakosch will
tnnuG,ltatc ulr ,n,teical season with scrlcs nf
concerts, In which Mile. l'clncca will i'c t:e
bright particular star, supported Dy tho OLD
fayorftc, BrIgnoii,s and other wellknown artists.
They will take place otthcr tho lust week III Sep
tesnbcr or frat week In October.
Mr.. Edward schultzc, tho tenor, who Is 80
we'll known ilcrc, has received all otcr qf ~! ell
gagcnlcnt from tho management Of tho Kellogg
Eiglsl,-opcrn troupe to tnkc eccontf-tcnor parta
anti first pnrts as ao0fl AB he can !earll them, al.
tcrlnitng with Mr. Mans, q Mr.: Castle Will not
slug this season. MIR. 6thultzc has not yet ac-
ccptcd the uiTcr.
A long-tost prima donna 1,as turned Up. The
huston SatHrttaV Ettntag ga8ttld says: Dos
ton is 10 receive a valuable acquisition to l!er
tnus!c.tcacl.crs in the person d Nine. 1,onlsa
knppYuul.g, who has n very high reputation In
Europe. As slugGr slc llas performed IN tho
theatres and opcra-houscs Of ali the PRINCIPAL
cities on tlle Continent, and before the courts
md was always s,,re Of IN enthusiastic ovation"
Nine. Lou!sa Kapp- Young will bo remembered
troupe with Gazzantaa and Mimic lIa,'ck.
Tic Paris Figaro prints tho following, VIC pro-
sumo, rs humorous:
some years ngo at Chicago m opcra.tronpo pre-
scented 'TAnnhauscr:r On the day OF tile per.
tastc was considered perfect, wrote In l,is papsr
that The opera as n. who1e wns tnhupporiAby dull
nigt when l{c[nact entered tic opera. .hOuse tho
Whole audience Gxcd It's atontton npon him. Wien
| he Quilted h!s aeat and went nut everybody fol-
t,oaci himself to tlaten tho immense audience did
llkuwluc In this manner the Amorleans heard all
-'~ ,rur uonx ORGAN. I
~. noon s".ta. uau"N T. .,,,s ,,.,, ~,
VIC anterssaho that paltce ~ 'n'S e'ss ".
| 49,. r.n,m,,to, E@b;h;ttn,, fer t1,trae,, IL n
tAe ceaIe""4 ~ ..,'.t.' :.
, 1876-09-10

received at ratlcr law public rcsort in Vientla.
Our Italian, however,, fund It worthy IN NIL
RESPECTS Ut thu composer, nnl Infinitely fnnro
tic Meistcrrluecr " or tn "Tr1stnn md 1soult,"
or oyon ti,an The Imperial Coronation March.
1t Ina tranar!rctl TINT Miss Emma Admit.
1,oso vocal gta ami manifold trllu,lations layo
recently engaged the Intention Of tliu American
public, IL after all not coming back this scasou,
and Signed contract to sing III 11cr NfnlcstY's
Opera Company III the provinces Until THO bc-
ginning Of the next Lohllon season, when sho ls
Ia nppcnr at tho new opcra-housc on lilo Thames
EnhAnklnent.
The largcat and most complete nnstcal libra-
ry, tho property Of prlvate gentleman. II, this
wcl.knowh banker, Mr.. Joseph W. Drcxel.
This Invaluable library ;was formed OF thy cotn-
btncd libraries Of Mr. IT, I. Afbrccht Rr,tt DR.. i.
In lsoche-tho former l!aving spent oscr 10
lain every known work upon music nntl !ts IT.
erat,irc-and augmented by eaelt now work that
appcnrs.
Tho academy says, us to Forthcoming works
IN musical biography: fte Lie q Menasis
and will be published hy W. Reeves, tic nll,sl-
cal publisher. Herr ssllunlnn,'s crltclatns, ea-
says, antl nutccs, which originally appeared III
tho Ntae Ztitachr(n der Musfk, In .I.cipz!g, have
York We learn, also, that Herr Mcnscl,'s
tI,tfu Of Beethoven has been translated by
Miss Kny- -sbuttlcworth, to whom, tho musical
world Is already indebted for Herr B'tter'a
Life ot Dach.'h
Tho San Francisco Chronicle Gays: "sisnor
De Viyo, D! Murska's manager proposes ~, -. f.
| artists at present nre ID k1urska, Rostnnt
! (tenor) and Susini tbasso}. Mr. racl!apfetrn
| will prohably Join THO troupe rs baritollc a
the entire will bo under tho direction Of John
/ AfH Itco trftTe Eaef this 1v,snIf n i
, 1876-09-10

succcss n,ay vet bc suhstantsntctl. "sar,]ana-
S ,alus = @ l,a,l iis fousth week at Doott,'e. The
fiorcncct gave tho 200tl, performance in New
Y0rk OF Il The Mighty Dollar " Mt Wnllack'a Oil
FyLfsy might.
:, q f,,a.., .,a ~, r,,,,,or .oo.on At
.t p. E"aM mpctu III nm,av nt",t n,,,,"ar.
tne sost9 @ tafatla @ .ast "'y r.cya,ms II ,f;. l.
tM s Hi, ,,,, 'nE H. rhn,,fra h"s hss, oc.,rir.l
las td ~ ~ upfiE i ~" ,s,, = E"r.o,, u II thc
Mnseum. ~ '"o o' "
r,,. ,r.,,,,,o,,,,,rs tooo,, +,,otr aooson
at Dlckson's Opcra.ll House, Indianapolis, Mon.
day night There has been change In the per
on rr rf .soa, nt'sS mi E IT, o',n ,r1ay
M tr,,or. Mr. sashury and Nellie MrlIenry,
Of course, remain.
Dc 1lar's Oucra-1lousc and tho Olympic Tic
atrc, Of st. 1.nua, will hot. hu open for German
araatts performances on onay ~ H,,,;s SSSn,',5s
~ tG , Hu' 'sst Thcso nngfoT.
s nccm l ns H. isw scass tos tit asc ~ ,,p 'n,,.
arcIucnts and new comuau!rs.
49,. n.u.. =, ,1u.u, ,, .r.. a.,
t.s NoMs ~ ,,n,. stso,. IT, T1,ootr Ti,o NV ~
;ast ,rea, ~, nr na.s;, ""ttu
| uc(I ut tjla Chcstnut; "Tho Two OrrI7at1s y
iIiTth to lilo GIth rcprcecutntons) Mt the Muse.
i'm; au, a Around Tic World in Eighty Days'n ut
| tI,o kiralfy Palace. At Mira. Drow's Theatre
| II[umnt \: :Du,npty,, was playcd by A[aAlt at,tl
, 1876-09-10

All of us renlcnbcr the corteous Due do
EraYu prisoner assd sharcd hts bed with htn, n,ll
low thu two polite warrtors, to gfye carh dtilCr
tho ,uattrcss, Slipped u'llrteous1y upon tho flour
uslu left the bed nnoccupIet bctWcun tllti4. il.
due tijpp the R|ltnrErAYu went to Pnris and
ealiet! Oh Ills cator. fl,rrc was such prufusto1,
of compliments IN Ielylllg tint tho prlsoieF
finally ran ont ului locked tho tloor outside.
Thu Duke 1alupel out Of tho window, and s!ol'
tho German gut to tlse gate tlcro was thu Dulie
thumb by tl,c leap, aud called III tho surgeon
Folk to set 1t. aoun afterwards thu snrseo1
cullc.l til his latIcnt, aud found tho curo rer
feet. As lle was leaving, the Duke accompanied
him to tbs tlpor, anu lnust NecdH olien It
Another runtebt vi coustcsy, tlle Duke opens Il
ut last--alt1 puts cut Ills thumb eEaih
, 1876-09-10

A story is told and youchra for by we'll
known auctioncer In this city. Ho1uo year or
more ugo tue auctioneer had for salo large lGt
of homeopathic Notwithstanding ltttlo white Pci.
tlu sails oceirrcd all these uled!clnca wero
dumped isto QUO pile, aud disposed VI y ono
lot, there beisp; yarious kinds of medicine ~
!he MASS. loaEdlnga kesi'er 1aMugat the the
auctsul,eer asked l!er, What did you wanf WITH u
tllnt homeopathic mrdlclne, Mrs. -ft sho
replied, ltl,oqgLt could use Z, ana 7 ,%.s wv
ssa 70 sFsf Il undS5 ;, ths Z Fo!!Sn o ut s
srrlcd 70 like II. suu cspeclal!y Wlsu poadassa
oyer pics.s
, 1876-09-10

A dsa,natizatlon Ut " Vanity Fair" has failed
In Sun Frnncsco. .
Miss Amy Fawsitt, Of London, Is OIL her way
to 50ln Da!y's company.
Aimee and company have been holding forth
at Dc Durfs In St. Louis,
Mr. Stuart, Of tho New York Park Theatre,
Is soon to produce play callcd "Clouds."
Adelaide Nelson commences her season,
Oct. III, ut tho Walnut Strcct Theatre, Pl!la-
t!clpll!a.
The title Of Mr.. Aug,lstsn Daly'a new play
will DO "Llfc; q Comedy Of City Types fn Four
Phases"
Tho Wallacs combination played "Our
Boys" at Dcs Moncs mud other 1owa cities
Inst weck.
"True Grit" Mt WUud's ThG,tro In Cincinnati
last wcek.
tscorge Snnl's "Lc Marquis sle Vll!tnlcrn Is
to s,e adapted fur Miss Ada Dyas aMl atr. II. j.
Montague.
Kelly und Leon hayo Coue baek to curk.
Their tn1rilc 0perus IN white were sufficiently
disgusting.
"FlFtation," the ncw play BY, Elcansr Kirk,
ia in fshcrsal ut the Cllrstnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
John Ellser's Cleveland season Is to begin
to-.orrow ngt Will. tlle performance Of "Elile,
Or tic Chcrry-Trec llh."
Several ambitious paywrtghts have offerat1 70
| writc 'piccen for Mr.. G. r. parsloc-the Gill
ma.nan Of Bret 1Earto's play.
(! O'Nc!l rctuscs to play IN tho rcv1val Of "T!la
Two Orphans At the New York Union sluasc.
liu fears comparisons with Muckay.
1t " said that Agues Ethel Tracy will reaE-
| pcar On tho stagu this yGAr. THIS rcpurt tllat
size Inns Inherited fortune IL .contrnlllGtetl.
| Tt,rnu nnrs n x,nu, H,s,u,r h,,N Nr Il,
File, Now York Journalist, ID III rehearsal Ut
thu Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Fricntls Of Lawrence Burrctt urge him not to
attempt Lar In New York, tltnksng tint hu
wants the physical qualifications fur tic part.
Mr.. Bothcru plays " David Garsick" with n
mustachc. lie ought 10 know tlInt thu actura
of thoso days sacrificed their looks to thc'r pro
fGsstuu.
Miss Mary Anderson, tho young LonIsyile
actycss, IL to travel through the South with u
combination unlrr the management Ut J0hA L,
Ford, Of Baltimore
| Forsls Baltimore scaso1. opened Monday n4h
With u representation VI "AMoAr," the ia!rl
| kuert,wlc latcly prMlucel ut hlrs. DrGW's TAc!4
tre In Philadelphia Without sleeess*
"Ba'.a," the new spectacle IL announced to
production ut Nblo's Gar.le,l, New York, d
ttr 18TH Inst. alr. W. II. Crann assuInes til
tituiar rolu. Lbziu Webster usso has u part.
}toso Eytfngo played Camille in Sin Francisco
for thc tirst tins Fri'lay wcck. for thu beneii
o! Marcus Mayer, llcr business manager, II,
udJuIgcd perfectly successful.
Little Niue, ths minstrel, tas organ!zc.! aeon
pa1iy Ut Its avn, which IL tu Appcar this weck a
hccll.oYcn Hull, bostuu. Charles Satton,,J. T
: way, nru nnctnIcrs uf tle company.
NJ. r. N. Field has acecrtcd two new play'
i drama and y comedy, BY. Ar. .. L. Wuo!f, Il
D | ,NrfOrttnicc ut tlu l3ustu,i Atuxcltn Mr. Woo
, 1876-09-10

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on the stage, without having any ot TIC quail.
Ties whence Wit md yiyaetty nrc ,crIveI; ult y
Inns not been 40 widely 1cm"rkc'l that the audi
Hnccs nre not iln's In the a'tno pnstt1n1i 10 anpte
ilenu Quickly ali lnc poes ~ anu aet,n W sa
S nensss ~ @ . o. ss st ~ nsnnc IN nttcv,amrn
unon WooI's last week
nAyznLY's rnEA7nE.
scan,an md Crontn wcro tue new arrivals at
this ,hcatrc laet week, aud their engagement
va. - brilliant ns II ,saa brief, not To put too
fine point on IN tssur of faet. They appeared
In a sketch entitled .'si:c New York Tenement
Uousc.n causing muel, amusement by thclr
stnn H.. ax"t,t,1 r,,,c ,,ssnnofn,n,cnt l,v lin
t,o''' ou. e1e'.l's "us ".pr, ue" ..ar,,,t,s, | ~
abrupt anu father unnecessary te,n,'hAslo" =.
tho action.. They necd a more solid piece 81 81
PFe wPfe,. Us Ts b!sea ~esk S N Il T. T. mimic
who comes here With m excellent Eastern rcpu'
tation, will join the company mud givs inita'
items, Of booth, ealytnl, jefferson, Ray-
anee, accortilng to tho bills. will "eoasel9de
pia Brother Ben; Or, Take Down Your
Stgnh To say nothing OF performance
that Is t9 conclude VIII on I'm snts nG sears ans
OIL tho present ca,lse Of local greia' ltis 70 ee
hoGed that the iaage;ff sc nv no. scfsr M ferr ~
mike up tnssiing LILO ios some on LITE. lnLge;
snrssst r. 9no ~. 9recy IN The mast 60 t3lat slis
ccrnInr natrou Of minstrcl cntcrt tain,ncnts Inns
ht. u Heard to inquire whether tho ulan WHO
| wrote all those old farces is ttcatl.
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE
Hooley's Alidstrels VIII remain here TINS week,
although John Hart anu billy hlec, Win claeicht
hacking, will make ayihg trip to milwaukee
| for ono week. Frank Moran VIII supply lssce'e
nlacc on tho end. Cllnrles Gardner, the Gcrnal,
pnr,,c sstor viii main hls ,r,t anncarancc. The
4 Alnsless' soas'"nuta'ee u'."' "o NC. :
+ nounccd. Tho performance last "ccK haa
fair average Of merit although tho management
1 hal thc 1,o1 tasto to nrcscnt rs an uttcrpcce
thu old business Of tl.e darkcy taking tho place
/ Of n tobnceuntst's sign, The same ptose llas
| been given at anoilcr place OF amusement IT
this city within m9ntll. anu IL gas ola ,l Wlict
T95t s sumter va rsg v mr. conss, na
n t,,nc. Of, TN cans Of yariotis
patterns, Is tamo and bad. The management
hare made m!ssasc III rctaaamnS u i"r on
Thn, WTSm, roiv. III mGv ~ IT TnhinraaIm whlsh iEske
and Barncy Id originally IN tits city, slrt
which was played at the Aflelphi week bcfor
last bv Atessrs. Carroll md Mccarthy. 1t IL III
wonder tho pcoplu do not care to attcnd min
"cn ttiIy INV W., soo
assurance that there Is hotlane new u sec
any o1 thelh' ..--.....-
TIE ADEtrut.
An unusually strong and long variety bill
ofTcrc,1 A. Tho A,1cInht III. week. Tho Tlu,,tc,
.,..'.,s,.sa ' .,.ra.ra. .ha ,,o.ro, s,ot.rs VII
ssMl'.'.'e oa"een' s.' tee'a r'.'.ss s.ssas W.
have just lad Il H'lcccss In San franciscos MI
who represent certain school Of Qpcra-bol1l
| A0&lr E1ud iFt k-nt
, 1876-09-10
FANClES.

Q or'caut'tnl waves, With your foam capped Greats
q she ruin aud wo, Of the fsiof ana !, ,,!espHr
With thu green sca.wced loa{!ng adown tlvis
hrcastA. ...-...
That nre waiting to DIAL. with trcachcrous blow.
litter, bitter despair, aud ruin, mud wo.
Whisper soft, as 20 glide gently mp to tho beach.
OF tho things that yv h!de "a well:
q tho matlen iais. wte atS 10 golden hair, ,,,x
Aiar froas tlo ,noa4es, That huIplcssly reach
To kiss lid caro1J whcso sho slaops III lilo doll
" hsyy garnlshud for heF-onco so loved aud 30
With sIS I Innocent brow md tho golden hair.
Murmu1 low. as 20 glide. awlft Or slow, to th.
or tho babo 70 hayo graded 30 daop 1
That no laugh md no moan
liz In resting, viii, only tho wators 70 kiss
'Te lIpa tsat were crimson, the eyetls that kec!
lid from sIgat Ynshsd teafs thai had dtm'ned lhs
Once would glcot tho fond mothas' with nc shadow
Gently whisper, 70 wayes, ~ ~ break on tho PROV
Of sotae bark richly. .frelghted with lIfe, 49,
Of thu n9blc young form. resting whtto Oh th
Who viii novor again Join the household. band
Tint listen and ttastnEly walt eysn % now W ..a,. ,
For TUG loved onc,-ne'cs dreaming he scsts from
OF TUG xot!d, and sleeps well whore 20 'u'sa him
With tho Wccds cng1u7 close to hla ltelcss breast.
All, veal marmur low-thst no listener cau tell
Il ~ niss ;es safs shst and
Every saabs4na tA4t atnt'es, o'c.ry cloud crimson
hut neYcr ] thc horrors 70 hide, ohi 10 welt,
That, watching and waiting, WI neyef may know
What ye hlle iron, our view u you daisce on sous
untlrlsg through night time. unwcaried by day:
| CHICAGO, Hept. !, 1H7t. AUBREY Vknkua.
, 1876-09-10
HUhl0R.

NQnE4 II 1c proper 10 GILL Il IGtlIcN lHiupE
Dealers country estate bar.own-ial 1nanslona
wounGlA llc received In tic army, becauBe III
engineer always carries bis cars behiinl.
This align Is displayed Mt n dlning-room on the
cast s!tlo: Lunch, rs cents: Squire meal, 81;
perfect gorge" Ss.25,-Ne~ Yors Commercial.
The grcat atm Of tho young politician Of tho
present day Is to find iye-syllableAfor.!s enough
70 express his one-svllablo idcas.-Ns' York
With what faculty ought a common street,
thief to be cm1nently cndowcdt 1T being too
hot for guessing, VIC gtvo tho answer at oncc):
Purse-pick.aeity.
"Dcggnrs shouldn't be chow scrs," o. tho man
remarked wien tramp, who neeostcd him Tor
tobacco, grtwled because he offered him plug
instead Ut flne-cut.
plnlnt " by administering watermelon. 1t is q
medical faet tint this ailnent never purHucs Z
man beyond tho grave.
Wl,nt ts the difference between tho Welsh
exhibition Mt Wre1ha1n md a row tossing liaya
Why, ono Is tho Elsteddfodl, and tho utlicr Is
hfisted fodder, tlon't you scot
Dynamite, may, be dangcrous,',, said
Gt,xzlcnl, feeling Of his empty stomach, but
could dlnc-a-mighty sight oftencr tllan do
without dangos ot exploding"
tWhy don't your father take- newspapcrt", "a,
saId a gentleman to = l'ttlu urch1n whom he
caught e tho sst Of pfcsng ens ,o fen his door
| Imagine tho fc1in's Of HArtfortl man who
starting III hurry for a picnic, took the Wrong
| basket, and found when lee rot there TINT he
had brought alopE litter Of klttens instead OF
| his lunch.
What an unsatisfying. world this ts.. 1t no
sooner gets cool oHouEh so that fellow cau
women a bcsin to talk alout getting That parlor
| stove up.
| Flies .4rc ,nadc for some good antl useful pur-
pose, after all. II it wasn't for the busy tl'est
men, With nover-dylng. souls to save md lots q
/ sleep till o'clock every DAY.
Percy, this parting seems like It's mighty
hard" "Oh, it's hcap worse than hard, Plan
tagcnct-it's lttcs, ~ - b!ttes;" - !inye you
amy laAt request TO tnaket'' Ies," said Perry,
tue tears co.ning iato Ills eyes, "glva lne chew
Of tobacCo."
ss, hut you've dropped your cigar:nsh on
your trouscrs.n Cr1,sty Old Gent: HWc;l, sir,
iiul whit tl,uni You've lad fun,e burning II!
yulr sleeve for the last quarter VI an hour, aiNl
never iutcrftrc1 with you s''-lu'uh.
An Intelligent foreigner, passing through tls
at tho cnl Ut u long walk anu l1!ade little
memorandum to tho effect ulat $50 prr ccntun'
Ut tho population OF Philadelphia arc nlcMbcrf
of tho powerful fAnlFly Of lfoonistolct."
Granny" Playing, tho trtant agtn,, yc1
1s sq.c1 VIZ ~" ssk ys5 y st ns 1q tps ss
81 all. Ms and Tom, divides it now; CARRIE
tho looks to school urd he does tho larnli'
tllcrcl''-I'uaeA.
Tic Chief Of Police In Q Norman village ask*
Of q thief who has bcen taken In the art: "Wh
ln yo,. and your fellows rot people at Cirque
ssxes M rsfn' S nSsss ss as EsFstt %s aq s T.
, 1876-09-10
MUSIC.

THE COMING SEAsoN.

a..
haYns o'Fcet fc1eFcnee 10 t''c 1hhs1cai scason u
1s70-'7 IN Chicago, there Is not wanting signs ut
nome g'vlng evidence ol ioftneo'n'ns ast's'.y.
Neaf'Y aii s'e musicians tass fcturnea rum
their summer VACATIONS, md the most Of them
IRE already ut work. Tho Apollo Club, which IL
alyays pyo1upt and cnterprisng, has commenced
the scasol, with rush Of memberships tho lllso
of rnfc., has meyer heen known bcforc I'm Tho
.''' ..i,', T.. ~ 11.,t",1
history OF any fnasEat soelety IN ING ohl1ea
States. On Monday evening last, tho first meet.
1,ssoo people were ha'1aed IN ,' WHO hau maao sp-
a,oo,on nthor onn,,c,tIor. hnvh stnco hccu
eeeleo os"el nppA1,e .,N'.1 ''a,s ees .,.,'..
nude, and Us eae'i VI if'se elected nolds tieset
seen tnat the e!un ."s a1,eauy r. seeu1ca an au"'"
t;nucs. and thu ,nnnarcra of tho Club
I''e.' ". ...t.,. .t,. ~. .s.,x,t.~..,,,a,,t
os rcss now eonteanatur as
their only avenue ot escape, tho necessity Of d-
plicat!ng their concerts. Their membership is
a!,raly far beyond the capaGIty Of any hall In
the city, This result il splendid tribute to the
aud speaks clolucntly also Of lilo cstcam in
w,i, @ tts son,ll,csor Mr., TonlIns. Is held Ly tho
musical people OF tho city. Bono beautiful
programmes have been underlined both for tho
r..,.,. .,,..,,,,n f.,. tbn .,fx,J
hlac as'o aen.a'o e'io'usGo, ""s. ~ '1.o 'Ht.vu
| chorus, Of which nc shall speak hereafter. We
NAV aut,f,1tncp Mt present that Aknbrolse Thpm-
w., va,.1 S,,r,,l,,,,, ,v,, ho oIyo,, a. +bo nrv+
~ foe"l G9Smpuu5 VI. ~ ki'Si4 "a ~ s.t1 nlas
elncert. nus 1ae ~ork, IL VII! nc rellicMpegGus
was performed nero t"o scasohs nso by tilc
| llchinys-Bernarl troupe, but upon thts occasion
It will bc given enltrc, u1id it Was originally
wrjttc,l,-iur ,nalc vo!ees only Thu Club IL ccr-
tainiy Il, bu conrratuntrd tint It Inns secured
r. ,;,lIann. MI H,,uuinl aurnss hnfre fI,n aca
III, rrnily n,cf,s mid ran 1w 1,1yu ltscf tn fts
musical work without any anxiety Oh thu busi-
ness question.
THE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY
has not yet commenced Work. "a MANY OF its
members aFe SUI nosel1, anu MT, "o'.suhn, 'la
eo"aaetos, "'a' not retuf'' ua1ll tns lotn 'l'se;
Is .,'' ,1,,'",,.s .,,,l,,,..,.,.
W. .uso t'o"! ,m :. ~. .'... .os
"s n, a..sop ~ pu ta7,,'' ~ ~. so,,otx t, .o
nenro nnun t,u evening Of Tuest!ay, tl,e .uth Of
Ncptuslbar next at o'clnck ut which tho arst re-
.n ~ tho sstlye mSnhsra i t,o ss,yn a,a,.oInc.,
1nunt, md requests thu ladies' and gentlemen who
nse sgulnd thclr 1raEe u ho admitted to tho SUI
ciesys nctlys ncn!'efsh1R then to ln present los
e Msuni slasseat. ae asancaA.o senhef, t,t
arI,rreutyu al generous ssppt,r Ia p4st seapons
anti ntc requested to continue tho sa'u that ap
poarhns, md arc nnsurt4 thai tile work Of 1S7l'1
WY be- " llsal N asunse trom anu H., n,ufo satis
, 1876-09-10
!: !: ADJUSTMENTS.
&: u:
, The Theatres Suffering from
Political Enthusiasm.
Kind OF Work n Presidential
. Campaign Requires. \
Weekly Review Of the Performances
at tho Various Houses.
Dramatic Notes Collected from
= Europe and America.
Preparing for the Musical Season
=. -..Apollo Club and 6ee-
thoven Society.
a Protest Against Dropping Music in
the Public Schools-.-The
Hook Organ.
. thofco Waguerian Excerrts--O1u-
sical Notes in Both
= ~H Hcmisphcrcs.
thofco Wagnorian 12xcerTts.7Mu-
sical Notes in Both
~ Dcmisphcrcs.
THE DRAMA.
CHICAGO,

1AIO U*'3AA"
-
= CAlC1Ao>1s
TIM THEATRES AND THE oAM'Aieh'
PRESIDENTIAL years arc oao 1ol .no ,''a'' w.,
IN the heat Of the campaign patflo.lc A'no'f
hns nave NOT tlme 70 " Anauhea: -ne', w.
ngs arc takcn up IN mating Wafa.speeenes, VI
N listening to thcm; IN atteha'ns tho pf.'aailes,
n "laying w'res"; ID carrying ,ore"',sn'a' a,.a
' IN various other cmp1oyments which afc.uscihl
tn firing tho popular heart. Willie patriotic cit
hcns arc thus engaged, their patriotic wives and
r t,.sa 49, a,,,.,. /, ,,.t- own tn,ncs
.sc eaIn a,nst nsorca rhc M,
md tho theatres arc almost uescf'ea: ine 'o. lo
atcal Interest which cause, this state Of saiss
arstrnvc1 If rueb n thtnr were possib'c. 1t !
sas,,a ~ In fnrorrr mn., t,,o nanopcra
! Eouiu nos W, iD"e'.' n.u.a wv .,,1s '".a ~.
might attack IT. Hut IT m ieht po posslble u
Improve the attendance at tho theatres by pro-
; ysiuc entertainments that would recognize md
fostrr tlc nrcyalllnp current Of popular feeling
,.'s., ~ =, ,-sas,',s ~ aa ~ rrnsont 1,i1n
instcad OIL lenorlne III ~ NJ p1esent. Nv
fninstrcls, In PARTICULAR, have abundant op~
portnnlt!es to Improve tho passing
,,aaa,, l., raf,,ssi,,,t+ III tnoto,to, wou,d ,ro-
nI,ae'l ~ wv ill.,. 49,, ,,,,s,:st III
, ducc eoR'cal aitcrTAeecs LINZ tho pusae71 pow
tcian would cnlcayor to see. a clcEsr writer
J could make good burlcsquc from the sItuatfon
J ns tho ambitious youur politician in his first
~,.a 'r,"a,,ns ~ f-o,n ti,,t ~ t,,o ecbo1er IN
politics; or from hnli-a-hunlrcl variations Of
itc irrcnrcssb,c conflict bctwccu tho slort-hairs
.,,,, ~. tot,a w. s1,ou,a ,,,r,r orncc,
a,'u NV nM'u'o"'ta"S' ~ n'soai. tnau'3 .Ape.s
fhfr. McVicer To produce q miniature torch
Hight procession, or TO throw Into thr form Of u
1 historical dra,ua Mr, uowcll's campaIt.n.life OF
! r,,, ITn.os ~ -, ,,rosor+ IN rrn1Iet,. for,r
no' ,,, t",e"' ~. ~ itose"s 10 -. ,,s....
GoRt lllaehs Heht LOT hls pl!'1to'n VI Aetof"'
hut It night be posaible to bring tho performs
ancds llttic moro into sympathy with public
feeling by tic dcxtcrt,sls usc of pic:cs adaptcd
to thc situation. We recognize the virtue of the
attcinpt Nr McVIekcr luis ,,lailc to do SONIC
tl4i,tt. With tic patriotic tlr,,nl, as manifested III
thu c.se Vt Mr. phrry's "Spy," Tho faliuso
, ri thut ,crt, w1. 1ok at iii due II, tho
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"Ah. Miss Holyoke - said Arthur. smil.

All! MisS hoiyOkc, Sdl0 ATtnurs sInuN
ing, II fear your close application to the
practical has blunted your sense of the
poetical. The true artist indeed works for
fame more than for furtune, or rather let
me say lie works for art that he may be
her worthy exponent. He would paint as
carefully if he was assured that no one
would ever look upon his pictures, for they
are but the outward expression of his in
most self, and believe me, he has feeling
at parting with a picture to which he has
given years of earnest endeavor. as if it
were part of himself he was offering for
sale lark! Do you hear up in that old
elm the evening song of the robin? Mark
how carefully modulated is each note as it
comes from his fealhered throat! The
bird would have sung as exquistely had
he lived here in the wild forest, couple
of centuries ago, with no human ear to
hear him. SO the true artist always puts
his best thoughts on the canvass, not for
the sake of others. but because his devo-
ton to art will not allow him TO put forth
anything unworthy of his genius
lCONTINUED TOMORROW.
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lCoNrINUED TOMORROW