, 1877-07-01

both IN words anu uc10af4 very HApp1 oHca
and is undoubtedly destined to bcroEnc populcr
and d welcome number on our concert pro-
grammes. Mr. LIS intention is to publish his
composition himself, by taking uD q subscriu-
tion for the purpose amongst Ills Masonic
brethren.
The members Of the Apollo Club will hold
reunion on Monday evening, the I'd, at the HYDE
nois Central Railroad depot ut 7;30 p. 1n.,
stopping 1T Van Burcn street, Weldon, Twenty
second street. Twcnty-sercnth street, Thirty
first street, Fairview, Oakland, Forty-thirl
o'clock p. N. The members Of the 'Ludies'
Chorus u are privileged to bring their own es-
corts.
As has been already telcgraphed to THE
TRIBUNE, Miss Julia Rive, the pianist, was mar
ried to Mr.. Frank II. King, at Milwaukee, on
the 2Sth. Mr.. and Mrs. King hare come to Chi-
cago, their future hone, and taken rooms at the
Clifton House, It will hc matter OF interest
to Mrs. kings many friends and admirers, and
also matter OF national pride, that this excel
lent artist has received q iattering offer from
II. Pasdctonp, the Paris conductor, for series
OF concerts In that city.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Nine. Titicus' reappearanye this season is
doubted.
Nine. Pauline Lucca has now positively re-
aircd from the stage.
Anna Mehlig is now in London playing in
Hcnchel's morning concerts.
Mile. Aimee sailed for Europe last week, and
will return here In September.
. It is stated TINT BotesinI has been named con-
ductor Of the San Carlo OF Naples.
Henri Vicuxtemps, the celebrated violinist
aud composer, has had Il stroke Of paralysis.
Herr Rubinstcin has received the cross of the
r <Hf D. Ai4k.e
r.. Miss Anna Drnsdil leaves for Europe on the
5th Of July. to be absent until the cld OF Octo-
lcr.
IIandcl's "Messiah' will be performed In
July, with Adelina Patti and Mile. Albaui
among the singers
The friends Of Wagner arc contemplating the
presentation Of testimonial. to the father Of
tue music of the future
Mr.. J. Graf, the tenor, has just returned from
Europe to fultill all engagement with the kel-
Iogg English Opera Company.
Henry Cramcr, we'll known as writer of
fashionable drawfng-room music for the pias.o,
Died at Frankfort-ou-Maiu, ,pn the 3Uth 1llt., at
the aye Of 80.
The death is announced from Vienna of DR..
Ludwig Ritter yon koshel; the distinguished
compiler OF the great tlacInatc catalogue Of the
works uf Mozart. DR.. kochel was II years Of
age
Mllc. lima III Murska tat present Mrs HuD
will arrive in Ne, York Oh Sept. Il, after an
absence OF several years. Don Diego iii Vivo
expects to bc her manager. An operatic Season
ut the Academy is probable in October.
Rubnsteiu carries back with him from En-
gland to his hume Mt Pctcrhol, near st. Peters
burg, $4,000 to $430W net profits, besides
handsome giit Of diamond studs and two mag
nlGcent vases from the queen Of England.
:Alboni il 81; Bishop, 63; Ole Bull, 81; Won
Bulow, II: jules Benedict, r.; Jenny Lind, 81;
Got,nod, SO; Pauline Lt,cca7 81; Nilsson, "a;
OiIent,ach IS; Sims Reeves, 81; Schcrler, II:
Titicns, i3; Wagner, ii; Wienia~skj, IL; and
Fieuxtemps, 81.
c. D. Hess arrived in New York City Saturday
morning l,o!n his California touE which indie
money for him, though not lor John McCul
lough lie goes to Europe on the 3oth u search
Of olegatic artists to support Miss Emily Mel
vile. Ills star Tor the coming scason.
Carl Rosa has for next season in England the
following operas in contemplation: :4lvanloe,''
Maslarrcn's Robin Hood - with siiss GAYLORD
us Maid Aiarian), Weer's "Oberon," Doni-
zetti's "I-1,ria > Ior Nine. Blanche Cole), and
Nicolai's Merry Wives Of Windsor"