, 1879-06-01
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ELSEWHERE.
TIE NEW RuB1NsrE1N-EssnoFF CAPRICE.
The Pau Hat Gazette Of the 18th ut. save:
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by Eubinstein. Russta in many respects the last
ns IT, h u.s. as Il E.
bic for thts strange .caorce whom i you'd be dlf
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ana s. sa a anss Era b Im M9sn M snv
psRs aS so nd E. e Il
his Essan ] k;sn GaRrlee" tq his charming soEpat5to5
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s thas ,pseale il I:ass,. e.il ..Sssties Ehas i
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there t not stoset1eE wanting IL charm
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toHnns @ q E Tor M R1ysr r T. S
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senoas % aanotasor - ot TIC NV VI sai p4o
EEanmss Saeys;t.5 wSfk tas aayaaesd school"
yanccd " from freedom 70 the widest revoutonlsm.
6is g. nSs: s as hp o
! it, subdued to sone extent its native violence.
TILE CINCINNATI MUs1CAI-COLLEGE SQuABBLE.
! The New York Herald Of the 28th ult. contains
long letter from Cincinnati setting forth the curl
condition Of affairs in the much Music
al College, After setting forth the breach Of faith
with Mr.. Murdoch, the dismissal OF Mr.. Krehbill,
tbs resignation OF Mr.. Andres and bis daughter,
and other violations Of obligation BY its President,
Mr. Nichols, the correspondent says:
The has soe Gtns5 GsoEge Ms1d
viii not remain Ii the cncinaatf Go,ieg: Of Music rio
a;SSs. Ss
thsy aeSta fsr wae ean afford 70
urnl course Of events Of his own shaping.
one ot ne inducements e rheolore Thomas to come
,5s2y e % Ss m 9y M
fhas ei7tns him slo ier ii: yesr d Cincinnati
time By the foTeiook. and ofssozed his wofE upon
s. sae. II e os q cd hi:
granme and ths scheme fer Originating the next
s sho
Ct Col Nichols that ths mos; serious rupture pswesa
pFoPossd e tassriefs ita ~ 1honss
Nichols presented wi;n ths uls!patam: ThieG be
e. r. Rsa n Ss%
4ed 1t4 ns M sys!on u hs .v the
cfoats sadag so 81 &c tpic frssde1 sat
s SIS 5
prevent such calamity There !; lnyolvea n u aeaSy
subscrbers. and to The Citizens at hre who rap IN
as eo1s II et peene @ VIZ he
woad aso dssd oS 50 a LIKE eS
Theodofs ii; fsa.5, ssa
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TRs hs sa 1as ao
rnn;rna,i smnrarfaaf which rnmmences 1une II:
eAne'h1'ats ,'cnSe11e''' "4e" -.
FIRST pAT-"EnSEspAi' "s-. 1unE - :. e,u
MI :nce-a 70 1sr rhe foioytnr h nroeramme
11es 7ess 81 cdme Sy Mayor Charles Jacob h
tss
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So9os Hme fto Afslcben, Miss Josie Jones Yorke
II Drector-{1tto Siuger
aheosn ,sh.aes.. ~ rn,tince or excursion
st wi; p m. first general concert caa B'Fus'
rAET !.
AM oTrne.tra So1o
Fan: FfaD1 isemtnaTtz:
so}s a@s as anu
l. ''God. Fatherand. and Love. fsch'sseh.
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T. Paradise Lost A.. % 9scs1 g. cfs9ss
Rec6oT ann 6dGnsdu IN ur Franz I:emmertz
o1T,n n.v-vctn4v 1r.E r.
Forenoon. general rehearsal: afternoon, O'Clock,
matinee or excursion At will: evening. at ocIock |
second general concert.
PART I.
I. "Das G1ueek YOU Edeuhafl." {" sehumann-Hae
cnoT9s ana oscnesa' oo'os' ess<s' ea11 Sf'se" ano
Meeres s;t1le und Clueckl,che Fahrs" L. Rubin
stcin.-Xaie chorus
PAEr H.
I. Requiem Mass Qat ~ work., Verdi. Festival,
chorus and ORCHESTRA: snlos Mne x
Whitney
ro,7,r1 nav s.rrnn.v n7xr1a
ua.n 49, ra' .ss.,n1- 90, ~ 49,. pnaa - ,..d-
Forenoon; ncinr ~ netinee @ or exen1s1
~ arreed mon Eyenne oclocK concert for special
caofnses t