The New York herald., 1878-11-03

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| Al the Grand Opera House this evening the pro.
gramms Is especially attractive. Gilmore. with his
famous band; lima de Murska; Levy, the cornstiss;
Professor H the piaIist and husband OF De Murska,
and Mr. Alonzo Hatch are announced appear.
fhe French Opera BouGs Company at Booths play
'Jeanne. Jeanette and Jcannaton," Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday,, aud on Thursday revive
| "Girolc-Giroaa This will bs followed by "Les
| Cio;hes de Cornevllsn
/ IL Is not yet satisfactorily ascertained that Mr..
| sothern IS disabled While his health Is OF the
best his freLds and business representa-, In Now
York have tnus far reason TO think that he Is
| III as TO break his engagements Tor the winter.
/ AT The Walnut Street iheatre, Philadelphia Mr..
Chanirau appears in ..Kt the Arkansas Traveller"
during this week. Miss Cavendisn taken III with
| pneumoniu ana unable to play during the last
threo nights OF her engagement at the Walnut last
| week.
| Messrs NeusndorG. Max Pinrer and Q. B. Borss
have been appointed the judges the scholar
ship open for compa,iton steinway Hail
afternoon. Tho prize entities the winner TO q full
course Of four years OF instruction the Conserva-
| tory Of Music on Fourteenth stIooL
Nr. George Fawcett Rowe has rcorganizcd hts co
pany and this week commenc n Eastern tour with
''Il.tle Emily" playing his own familiar part OF MI
| cawber. There are two imtators IN the deid,
| but Mr. Rowe author ana adlptor should have tho
precedence.
Barnua's great show, at Giinors's Garden. Is
among the artistic and financial successes OF day
Tho certainly OF the best OF the
kind over presented to tho New York pubic. The
excellence OF tho squcsrisnsm is TO be particularly
commended.
NJ. Remenyi's lrst concert at Steinway Hall takes
place on Monday evening. November IL. The dstin-
guished Hungarian vioiinist will appear in coDjunc
t,on with Miss Helen Ames, soprano, first appear
L
William Courtney. tenor, mis- arst appearance New
YORK. grand undor tho direction OF Mr.
| g. Carlbsra.
"rno Corporal musical drama, has been tho at
traction OF tho past weok at the Germania Theatre,
and will be repeated tomorrow evening On Tuesday
there will bo performance account OF the elec-
| ton. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Manager
Neuendorff An nounces the production of '.En KIND
| des Gtueckes." u comedy IN five acts, by Charlotte
| ls'rchpieinsE ON Saturday evening, Tor celebrating
Schillers birthday, this famous authors "Robbers'
| will bo performed.
| Mime. Selma Bo re, Of Finland, Russia, will give
course OF matinee lectures and one concert az
| the Young W0men's Christian Association Hall, No.
J East Fifteenth street. commencing Tuesday, No
| von4ber IL. Hcr subjects her own people,
| tho Fiuns, and the eloquent manner in which sho
has already discoursed the description and
the sprigntuess with which she illustrates
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| all who may attend. Sho Is excellent speaker
AMI q warm hearted, sympathetic representative of
| hor race.
| Ihs orchestral numbers for the first Philharmonic
concert OF tho present season, TO November
49, and also tor tho rehearsal the previous alter
| noon, are Lszss "Hunnonschlacht" or "Battle OF
the Huns,"a symphou.c poem which has not been
heard by the present generation Of local concort-
gosrs; Brahms' second symphony, which has thus
far only once been gwen IN Now York. and the
.Lsonoro" overture No. 3. Mr. Adolph Neuendorf
conducting the orchestra OF hundred executants
NJ. EaouArd R,msny viii be tho sole instrumentais,
| aud vocalist Is TO DO engaged besides
Mrs Charlotte Gibbs Nichols will selections from
| Schiier's "Narie Stuarp' aad number Of popular
poems OF Lonaellow and Others In the parlors Mme
Duchardt No ll6 West Fourteenth street, on Tn urs-
day evening next. The lady IL the widow Captain
James c. Nichols. who killed by faling into the
hold OF his ship while u lay ~ a wharf Brooklyn
Tour years ago She will be assisted by number of
vocalists OF reputation and several we'll known citi-
zons interested hor behalf hope to make tho en-.
terta,nment such success the merits OF tho ben-
enciary and tho low price Of admission would seem
20 guarantee.
Al ,ns Broad Street Theatre. Philadelphia, Me-
Booth has just finished very successful thres weeks
ongagsmcnt This week the Hess English opera CON-
pany, with Miss Emma Albeit, give sories Of eight
performances. Tho repertoire Tor tho week Is iol-
lows:-Aonday, sMignon." with Miss Abbott, Miss
Montague, Mrs. seguin and Mr. Castle IN the cast ;
Tuesday, "Wednesday Matinee Thursday and Saturday
evenings, the popular "Chimss OF Normanay,n with
Miss Montague, Mrs. Seguin, Mr. Castle, Mr. Ryss and
Mr.. Seguin; Wednesday evening ana Saturday
matin6s, "Bohomian Girl" with MISS Abbott az
Airline, and Friday evening, "Fsust," with Miss
Abbott as Marguerite.
The following - tho cast OF the new play-"Almost
A Litsn-wh,ch Is to BE- produced a. the Standard
Tneatrs on the 9th OF Novsmoor:-
julie, dc Bon nevs wealthy nobeman. .Ebcn PIymptou
Dr. sauuase. cs,eoratsd phy.iean....:;.L A. Weaver
s@". Uso a IL. cSns Viz Isve
Io.ia.. ..........-.....W L. Ceiling.
6a.ss srssaps.a; A,i s.SsS's s.sass:
Colinstt, an idios. atsaehea to the
NJ pau%.s. nasi.;r.,s of s.av..err. ~ ssnea
antoine, servant Of NJ do Bonnevai. wesver
psanr i ma.s M,.as,
Brrincours. jaiIer Of sauvstsrro Mnnros
sisie DorancIt oeiro;icd to Jules Gran ser
Ss9sssnsss dc Boansva Jules. '''' o'00'a
engaged to PHILIPPE uaro,ta Hvssn
Madelans attendant on the Countess ...ssdis bxeow
Mcchino Nelly 1horne
| Eaouard Rsmonyi. who IL about forty years age
was born Ut M,skoii. IN Hungary. he studied under
Joseph Bohm, tho ,eacner also OF Joachim, at tho
i Vienna Conservatory. The insurrsction OF 1S4s
tcrrupted career which had already bogup,
| and, having Joined tho insurgents he
on their deica. obliged 10 ny the country. Ho had
/ determined to 60 10 England. and was on MS way
there when no accidentally met his countryman,
Franz Liszt, who, recognizing hrs genius. NJ once
became his friend and adviser In 1854 young
Rsmcnyi came 10 London and received the
appoint tment OF solo vioinist TO Queen Victoria In
| 1850 having obtained hts amnesty, he returned TO
Hungary, aud was secured by tho Emperor OF Austria
Tor tho posit'on which no had held al
| the Court OF England. Ho had. meantime,
j gained great celebrity 10 his concerts In tho
| European capitaa some years since he retired
IRON public HE, devot'ng himself TO estate which
/ he owned In Hunsary, but two ycars ago
| he emerged again, resumed his profession and
was warmly welcomed in Psris, which he