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attend tho concert will he Of most pleasant an
tertainmeut End at the sae time render ssststanca 10
i worthy and setimable young lady.
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The Roor SONS MUSIC Go.
JCL1us BAUER Co.
LOCAL 1uscE1LAST.
Tho next soiree by the pupils OF Carozz1a
Musical Institute. announced for the 4th OF
May. is deferred until the 9Th.
Miss Rosetti. who is we'll known in musical
circles hero sang in doubls quartoste 1t bar
ney Williams funeral on Thursday last-
The performance Of ''Eljah," which forms
the last concert this season OF the Beethoven
Society, has bsen postponed until May 25.
The next Apollo Club concert will be given
May 1G. Dir. Alfred Il, Pease, formerly OF this
city. Mill be- the pianist. aud Miss Anna Drasdll
the vocalist.
On account Of the Won Bulow concert at Nc
Cormick Hall next Saturday afternoon, the next
Chopin recital OF Carl Wolfsohn's has been
postponed one week.
Tho members OF the Swiss Singing Club give
their third concert Of the season ttis evening At
8 o'clock at Cantral Hall. corner Twenty second
street and Wabash avenue. A fine programme
ia promised.
We understand that the friends of Mr.. N
Eichhem the well~knonn violoncello player,
have rendered him benefit concert, which will
probably take place 1t Standard Hall some time
in May or June.
Il. G. Bird, the organist, has been placed in
charge of the Trinity Methodist choir, which 's
now Us follows Soprano, Mira Jennie J6wett
contraito, Miss Neina Rommesa tenor, James
s. Goodman basso, Raymond 7. Eddy. The
new choir "goes into effect" next Sunday.
Tie Richings-Bernard troupe will give con-
cert at the Union Park Congregational Church
on ThursdaY evening, May 4, for tho benefit OF
the J. L. Drake Lodge Of Good Tcsaplars. The
reputation OF the xoupe, as we'll Rs the excel
lence of tho chase to be benefited, ought to se-
euro large att%odaslce.
l1r. ". L. 3. Matthews gave his annual sptIng
concert at Ferry Hail. Lake Forest last Thura-
dav evening, which was attended with that large
degree Of musical SUCCESS that has always char
acterized these yernal occasions. The pupils
VINO took part we're the Misses Corliss. Addie
Bostock, George Keith. Florence Demtck, Ka-
tie Garretson, Floy Hinckley, Anna Farwe1l, Do
Douglass.
sSinfonie Concerto OF Won Bremen at Berlin
on the 22d Of March, playing the second concer-
to Of Chopin with marked favor. Mr. Liebline
has also played At several minor entertainments
with equal acceptabillty, rendering among other
things Polonaise, E flat, by List; =" Esperan-
"a" by Gotdbeck; and Scherzo, BY Kullak.. He
is now in Welmar, practlc1ng cir hours daily,
and enjoys the privilege OF seeing and hearing
LisZt almost daily Mr. S. G. Pratt is also a.
Woinsr, whero he has lately finished scoring his
opera Antonio"
The Chicago correspondent Of the Toronto
Globe writes:
Chicago is represented in the musical schools Of
Italy by very prominent TENOR, who as yet has not
transmogrifcd his name into the soft flowing liquids
Of that country Of ''eern.l blue sky NJ 4: Hatch
waking moments pricing butter. eggs, poultry, and
cabbage. He woke up one morning convinced that he
possessed phenomenal tenor voice, and mAde num-
her of his fellow commission merchants believe him.
They made up purse, and sent him to Europe: He