, 1879-08-17

/ 0hA-tS 80 e'''N''s
| salary came numcrous3y enough; tao one We nc
ceptca was nothing leas taan that OF the rcatro
oefora one Of the most diffeu;t ouolics OF Italy.
| Taerc success attended her efforts also. aud as
! the 0oH'sss1 T7A1sa!d. pr Petrelta. she received
cncores on the n'ghs Of her 1rst anpeacaace; since
then she has been called toE2ovi Lteure where she
has sung IN >'Don Pas1uale and ''Don Checco. y
with the. same favorable result. Now. from
one for rerusia to sing thq part Of tho Qu>t" in
Eserr Italian nn.tc'au vii tell you the 'mpor.
tance zoe a. tdera q, G Eefasa, r. @ ana
have MADE most ADVANCED step IN tue career.
! This Is. until now, th7 history o! our progress.
We only hope the continuation will not be any
woEse., ~
Nine Eugene Pappenham has gone to Paris,
en- route for Milan.
Mcsdamcs Essipoff mid Wilt are about to
make concert tour in Austria.
The Sultan PLAYS the banjo, which may ac-
count for the precautions against assassination
which hc thinks necessary.
Mr.. Mapleson'5 experiment with cheap opera,
without restrictions in regard to dress, has been
SO sipnaly successful 'hat the critics say It will
bc the opera OF the future.
Patti is to s'ng at St. Petersburg next winter,
and receive 81, COCA night, Even the st. Peters
burg plumbers begin to envy her.-A!6any Even-
ing Journd'.
Nine. PATHS composition, "sor'ng Flowers"
which was lately performed at a charitable con-
cert at the CoycnE Garden Opera. is waltz
written TOR the piano BY the diva, and scored for
orchestra BY Vianesi ;x
Tie original autograph will OF George Fred
eric Handel was sold at auc'i ion on Monday, the
21st of July, By Messra Puttick & Simpson,
auctionccrs. of London, for ESQ, the purchaser
being Mr.. ". Fl. Cummings.
4Fu.. 1t,~:,k;.. V,t.... r.. a:r.,,,1 n- orronro-
ment with ". Vaucorhell for The season OF 1885,
1851, her engagements at Madrid this winter
and for the season At London not permitting
her to appear In Parid before that date.
The Cecliau Societies OF Germany will hold d
general congress at Ratispon during the first
week of the next mouth, to effect reform Of
the music In the Roman Catholic churches aud
rests.re the severe style OF Pafestrlna.
We should like to know whv the street b,nds
go up on Beacon street. and play selections from
the works Of Wagner, and Mozart, and Rice, and
other classic composers, and then come around
our way and trot out !" Where was MosesH and
:" "Baby Naturalization Post.
"Thev are trying lot Of Pinafore" sing
ers In terc,n said Smith to Jones as theg passed
3 building whence iloated strains OF :. a nader
fair TO see" etc. 'Glad Of it," returned the
mlsauthropieal Jones; 'thope ther'll give 'eu
sixty DAYS and costs."--Dosfoa 3on5aa! Of Com
1aerce.
The London dcade,ny SAYS: "Messrs. Broad
wood have recently finished somewhat re-
1narkable piano for Mr.. Burne Jones. It Is very
SIMPLE in design, with square taoer nv legs end
ing in very small castors, which are meant, we
presume, to be invisible. Its peculiaritv is its
coIor,-a clear leaf-green, through which the
grain OF the oak Of which 1t Is made Is ciearly
seeu."
Miss Lille West, Of this city, who was so sue
ccssfu1 In her debut ut Toronto, Canaua. as
RaEnh Racks!ran, 10 he Rice Evangellne Com,
blnatioD+ and who is we'll kaonn in society and
the musical circles Of this city. starts TO-DAY Tor
New York to join Max Maretzek's English oeera
Troupe, having been engaged BY MarctzeK atter
bearing her performance in the Rlce moina-
Lion. Her friends here will be glad to learn OF
her. brilliant beginnings in her prole7slonal
work.
The Dramatic F-vs saws: "Moritz Gran IS fn
the city max ng his dates for the Cap,ul-Paola
Marie French opera honffe, which opens at me
Fifth Avenue 4 private letter informs US that
Mile. Augele, the second donna o; the CON pang,
viii not come, on the ground, as she puts II,
that she is suffering from the raat q; nsre, uot
an unusual thing among nnm arrled iadlcs OF
opera bouffe computes. This will be the arst
that opens in New York. Then Win
come tile Max Maretzcx company at tue Acadc-
,ny, to be followed bv the Emma AoDoIt CON-
pany at the Grand Opera-aoase.:
Tic London Figaro SAYS: "a phenomenon,
Theresa Patchwork, has arrived Ia Paris: me
pane suggests the silly season, bql rs u; Leon Leon
Escudcr, lately Director OF the faris lta'ian
Opera. gives IN his paper, L,A't MIs,e4, Tue
news the credit OF his sanction, It WIZ oe cout
Locus to presume there is st least somcthins IN
IT, Miss Patchwork has three pairs OF arms a!lu
'wo pairs Of legs. and she can Play 20 9o'n tne
piano anu the violin. recommend TINS nun
strosity to some entcrpristnS Snowman: nc
ngh1 be able to get quar;ettss oat s Or fs en-
he piano with one pair OF h,nds, violin aud
viola with tile remain ny two pairs and y'olon.
cello with her toes, reserv'ng the osher pair ol
egs to keep her equilibrium
NEW MUSIC |
ME; Carl Koe'ling. Of this city. has 3ust CON. com.
1osed Gavofte for orchestra and very cnafM4n.
Hazurka for piano. Mr. koelliag IS not only sesS
prolific out very a9reeable writer ana ms WorSs
10th for ptano and small orcncstras, are fap1otT
;omin. into use. as piano composer hls WORKS
lave long been fayortes with teachers ana are 10"
still wider Circulation. -,
The Root, s Sons Music Comnany "! snoftly
'ring out new march hy George ssnlelhartn: o.
bis city, Which 10 by permission dedicaIe1 70 4r.
Perry Il. Smith, the. originator o. tne SUNDAY.