The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT.

ly, but WAS rendered with eclst, for such should
have been the case under any circumstance. II
was BETTING close Of The second week OF the
Fryer Psppenhin troupe, which, we are happy to
say, our people are patronzlng as they justly de-
serve. We have to-day change Of programme
TO announce.
In order 10 meet the tastes OF the public Mr..
Fryer has exerted his abilities TO the utmost but
still unsasied with his FIRST efforts he Ia endeay-
pring 10 further cater to the public In manner
that will confirm the confidence that the same
public has placed Ia him In order therefore TO
better present the operas which are announced
for next week, and TO afford the necessary rest
TO the artists OF the troupe, there will be opera
tonight but instead
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
will be given at the Varieties tonight, iD which
all the leading artists OF the company will take
part. Among the selections we notice Gabussi's
Di Pescdtore, Les RaneanI, OF Faure, Pro Pc.
cats from the Stabat Mater Of Bossini, and the
prayer from 'Moses In Egypt
On Monday, as previously announced, "Lncia
III Lsmmermoor," on Tuesday ''Fidelio," and on
Wednesday Wagner's ''Tapnhauser.'
THE SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS.
The German Military Band gave their first
subscription concert and ball last evening at
9funswald Hail. The concert was attended by
| 3 select assemblsge OF the lovers Of good music
The following programme was performed:
FIRST PART.
| /. Coronation Mareh-From "The Prophet
tMeyerbeer
IL. Oyerture-The scilianisohe vesper. -, Verdi
| 3. Morning Leaves-WaliS ....-....... Strauss
| 4. Finale From the Opera Ariele Il. Bach
SECOND PART.
| &. Overturs-Dle Felsenmerehle Reissinger
| 9, Young America Polka-Solo for oornst-
Mr.. II. Covert .................. Levy
| 7. Variation neber dar Lied was komt don't
8. ran anti Ife the opera 'The ''ff
Prophet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Meyerbeer
The entertainment closed with dance, In which
the larger portion OF the attendants participated.
| OPERA HOUSE.
| The Club Drsmsique Lonisianss have ten.
dered benefit to Battery O, First Louisiana
Field Artillery, Capt. u. A. Guibet, to take place
at the Opera House on the 8Oth inst. The play
will be ola Jeunesss des Mousquetaires." We
| anticipate handsome performance and q bril-
| liant house. We have been requested to say
| that the
FRENCH DRAMATIC COMPANY
| of Mr.. Durand, which is expected TO open on the
2eth inst, at the Opera House. will not in any
way interfere with this performance. Awopos,
we notice that the programme OF Mr.. Dursnd's
company now playing In New York, contains the
names Of Mile. Clarence, the accomplished come
dienneIMr. Veniat, the excellent jenne premiere
| role, and MIR. Csmonin, an old favorite New
| Orleans com dian. We hope soon to give further
particulars of this company. which will produce
| the latest Partisan successes here
FAREWELL MACAII1sTER.
| Macallister. the magician. gives his farewell
performances this evening at the Bt. Ohsrles
| Theatre going hence 10 Mobile. Tonight again
q large number of presents will be distributed
among the audience, including two handsome
| china tea sets.
| At tho matinee Yesterday one china tea set was
won by Mr.. George Stockton, No 288 Rampant
Late nysa NJ arf ,p fr6
give his name.
| AT the evening performance one set was won
by Mr.. J. @. Riddell, 5O7 Baronns street, and the
other by Mr.. J. Fl. Rddick, No. 1874 St. Charles
street.
THE EyANaHIINE COMBINATION
open an engagement tonight at the Academy OF
Music, in the spectacular opera bouffs OF EVAN
geline."
| INVENTORIES BALL.
The balls of Orleans Fire Company No. 81 have
always been most successful affairs, not to
speak OF their brilliancy. This company will
able entertainments at Grunewald Hall for the
benefit OF their relief fund, thus combining char
| ity with pleasure, and, Judging from past ex-
perisnoe we expect on this OCCASION TO see one OF
the finest arrays Of beauty and grace that has
| ever been seen at this popular hall. The MANAGE
ment are making grand preparations to make the
| ball one OF the events Of the season.
| THE GREAT CIRCUS.
II il almost useless to remind our young friends
| that W. w. Coles great circus and menagerie
| will open tomorrow, at the corner OF Canal and
Rocheblave streets, under mammoth Tents We
do 80 at all events, and In order TO say to them
that they will be treated to o big showat noon
| and at night every day OF the week except
ing Monday, when there will be given only
an evening performance. The. show COM
| prises the most daring bareback riders, gym
nasts and acrobats in the country. They vii
also be aft nded (sll FIR one price, the instructive
view Of the geological department. the aquarium,
| any many other things too numerous TO mention.
Monday evening" the great circus and menagerie
| will parade our streets during the day. The fol-
lowing will BE- the route Of the procession: from
Canal into North Rampart. down to Eaplanade,
up to Chartres, thence up Camp to Calliope,
down to st. Charles, down st. Charles street to
Canal and thence to the mammoth fonts at
Rocheblave street.
AMUsIoAL TREAT IN PERSPECTIVE.
The friends Of Mrs VIM. J. Evans known In
the social circles of New Orleans in it's palmy
days as Mira. Duncan Linton, propose, at some
yet unstated day, giving her q omplimentary
benefit. The entertainment is to consist Of two
light operas, one in French, the other in English,
both composed by the talen ed beneficiary, and
is to be gwen under the auspices of the follow
ing lldes and gentlemen:
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Hunt, Mr. and Mrs
Samuel ChoDpin, Mrs. Alfred Roman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. J. Leeds, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s. Lacey
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. A. Whitney, Mrs. Z: J. Hol
brook, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dunbar. Mr.. and
| Mrs. W. G. O. Claiborne, ST., Mr. and Mrs. Thos
simms, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bnckner. Mr.. and
Mrs. German Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Pusch
Mrs. J. Winship, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Herndon
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory oiapp, Mrs. Wallace, Mra
W. A. viole.t Mrs. Ohiapelia, Mrs. D. A. Chat
fraix, Mrs. J. D. Denegre, Mr. and Mrs. T. L
Bayne, Miss Hugsr, Mrs. r. ". Adams. DR.. ani
: Mrs. Wrendahl, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Olivier, Mr.. ant
. Mrs. Leeds Greenleaf, Mrs. Ed. Bermudez, Mrs
Archibald Montgomery, Mrs. I. N. stauffer, Mrs
!; N. SouIe, Mr. aud Mrs. Delgado, Mr.. Frederick
, Durive, MIR. and Mrs. Paul B. Leeds, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Augustin.
Biscuit dressed dolls 81 at the paIais Royal. 10