, 1876-01-23
will undoubtedly giEe him tho sans hearty "el
come it extended to Rubinstein.

will undoubtedly giTe him the same nearly "el-
come it extended to Rubiustein.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Tbs Arion Society ct Cincinnati arc about 70
produce 50 Mar1taus," with 1iisa Aate Won Nofo-
ragen, formerly OF this city, in the tole OF
Ldzdr1uo.
- The rcorganized Quaker City Quarteete. con
eisting OF Messra. Noble, Goldsmith, De1ter.
sud Barnes. sang in the Star Course LASS 1nrs. :,
day night, with the e1nctness aud pc1lecI ot''
for which they are 30 we'll known.
". II. Stanley, the tenor Of tho Trinity Church
choir Of this CITY, has accepted ~ ensage'nemhs ~
Rosa troupe, and ieaves for England IN Aay 10
study with reference to this engagement
Tho second course Of the L.kesido entertain
mcnts at Tarweli Hall will include concerts oY
the Richings- Bernard troupe, feb. z; tue
Camilla Urso troupe, Feu. %; the 9lehde'ssona
Quiote to Club. march Ii and tho Boaton fn1l-
harmonic Club about April l.
The Chicago Madrigsl Club. consisting OF
George H. Droderick, the well-knorn pass i;
Charles r. Barnes, tenor; Hiss Fanny Mhltney,
SOPRANO; aud MieB Emma Baker. contralto. Is
new organization formed for tho cultivation or
the old madrlgal aud ballad music that has mado
tho New York Club 80 famous.
The third concert OF the St, Paufs Reformed
Episcopal Church, winter Beries, will take place
Tuesday evening, tho 25.h inst, IN tug main
auditorium Of the church, under the dlrecuon
Of A1r. C. C. Letter. Ths programme Is ono OF
the best ever presented at concert OF tue klnd
in this city. 4 mixed quartette Mira. Jessle
Hardy, Mrs. II. ii. Dutton. Mr. Coffin, and Mr.
Lcfle1); double male quar.ette the Quskef Cisy
and Blaney); tho pianist, Mrs: Capwell, MISS
Aapklns, and Mr. Falk; the viollnlst' Mr. he"ls
AIr. Stoddard (horn), Mrs. Faik (soprano? ana
tho tenors MeEsrs. Geary and Leech, Will take
mart in tho performance.
TIE fourth reunion Of the Beethoven Society
will take place next Wednesday, evening, the
26ih inst, at the rooms Of ths Society The pro-
gramme will include the DArgiel Trio in major
for piano, violin, and cello, by MessFs. Woltsohn'
Lewis, and E1chhelm snd tue scnamann W.T. W.T.
sohn, Lewis, Eichheim, Alien, anu Hubbard
aud Mendslssohns "Rondo Capriccioso." by
Miss Mimic Blumeufcld. Mira. Clara D. Stacey
will sing Mendelesohu's s magnificent concert aria
"Iufelice" aud lIandiecer,s "slumber" song,
with cello oblieato; Mlss Y. de pelgrom, an ARIA
from 1.-The Prophet y; and Mr. Wheeler, Schu.
pert,s s.post" aud "Eulogy of Tcars." All
subsequent REUNIONS will take place upon tbs
last Thursday Ut each month. Membership
tickets may BE- presented at the door,
NEW Music.
Tho regular monthly issue OF Disson & Co.'s
now music, for several numbers OF which wo are
indebted to Lyon & Hea!J. comprises soma very
attractive pieces especially instrumental Won
BuioTs coming IL herslaea Dy tour p'eees
played by hltn, the Chopln nocsulnen n u nalol'
senate, op. 81; No. 9, J. P. Gotths1d's Gavotto.
and the, Gavotte from Gluck's =" Don Juan,
all of them very aetractlsefJ publlened ana
ornamented with . handsome portrait OF the
great player. IN iouf-haoa pieces no nave
" Burle:ta,' bV trauk Il. hamohn; Calls
"Heiter Galop." arranged By Charles Mels; and
"Consolation aud 'Saltaiella: oy A,
Looschhorn, whose name alone will commend
them. In that admirable series toF young pay