, 1879-04-27

works ami in no wise comparable ,.ltF cny e shS
h!1 ae rzes or
p o5sp vii
r,.,.-, ,,ucvprs.
Mr. Carpenter ' is arranging for series q brill
whic nraa,isa nv n1 - nresent some novelties
in musical way hnt w'5 IN fIrnish al elegant enter
tsat S sa pleasure to Enc as
tails Of tbs enterprise bnt the 1T o1 3 toT Eraay
nx Ms 9se"I u ~ nonuay; ~, ;,trcdnce Miss AMY
ay under auspices which WI ehaog pa eood % adyan
tage Miss Fav dmrinn ~ ttis % series, viii have an
OPPORTUNITY to nresrnt somc OF the most elective
ni1mhers from fnr exhaustive repertoire and enable
pIaise bestowed on her perIo5!nnnecS Satav tno
critics has been mcrltcd MISE 1enne maasuy: 'rt
and other eminent saln taient viii contribute to-
wards making ths entertainments success.
.,r,sn. a<a.4s ,T.prrson.
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IN Jeny ~ b,c anneared in tho Lon
d d 41aso ~ ,;n1rar rnw at the time
! the troanc 1sft Ghirsrn for It Louis, Mr. Henry
3lapeson sends the following to the Figaro Of
March ~:
Tbs 1nwardness ct It all is that Campobclio took
Gcrsters and refused to gve It Up. and DIG not
ths whole tFp from Chicago to s. LOUIS 1 ann ~ fn nT
NO giving them GTnE cHIoAao THInyEE, aay infer.
nation about suS maae them 9eny tae H.
they made aad own that Ihs @ o S
ns III H. w IT., qGsSei E ~ lie cooae Informing
am Ss5eat TsS tre6o sts Ts
because the stocEholdors that paper own the riyal
pFise TIT went to Ia CHEZ ap theatre uaycrlys Via
| tout
whcrcupon says Figaro:
oplne lies between thai gentleman asd TIE CHICAGO
Tn1nusE.
for me information Of rtgare Me ms! !aneson a
Tai,n II nqs lax .ee aat'ef 'nat ncs 'a. 1''Dt'
Mr: 4 F. Mccarrell hal been engaged as organ
ist Of Grace Episcopal Church, and will eaEer upon
his duties next Sabbath
mav stsie that Miss Emma Abbott il married. and
is Mrs. Emma Abbott Wethcrell.
DEF. L. polro vii, eive another Of hi, interest
ing Lectures upon The structure .. me goea o.
noon' commencing al 3 o'clock.
pn tne ~ IN nf1 NJ y xacIet Io9mes rbr.n .rS
~ ~! = VIII ,btS - s"he h ~ nle . n.at ~ T.. s ~ e' A
N' - "A'4o ne ~ ~" p'"54os'
At recent concert at the Crystal Palace, Lon
here. sang in chronological order tho four great
settings OF Gocthe's .'Mianon," 1y Schubert,
Schumann. Beethoven, and Liszt.
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Of A1santara" at the Wet End opera; House. May
Smith dorneriy Mis; /: s E. Dwight,, and MessFs
The direction 81 NJ r't Frank T. Bald. % "' AADs(
Mr: "; $ ?; Matthew'S annual concsrt ot !, bis M
Tpssda evening Of this weeS The pupils wo
fizz,e 1frown Iou "t nrsgnrv Kit.;a Pnoa Fdnn
Sweet and Lydia $. Harrla, Insisted ~ Miss Min
ME Sherwood and Miss Manic Jones, vocalists.
chains ny x ena a v ,a
ar 81 - th N.Y. hhn wv ~ @
giana ayenue '9 md i Twrnty streat on Frdny
S,v week Tne tho . LOT .s @
concGs. S naye oeen ID progtcss lor sae pass Mo
rlonlns' ano very en}oSao1e t'"e Is "nt'o'pa'eu'
sfarnaon W inelnde ed nIetschs any s
overture to Suppe's PG<t and Peasant - strnuss'
waltz, ''Artist's Lifs': schreiners ''Marche
ae Gortege overture 10 'Martha boeGheranis
@ 1': ssnt te.nst m u tuss.1n -
soaSs ba9ns potpontnl:: tohe f1ctnres
anu 4tosehoecAefs R"ao11lle'
The Mendelssohu Club OF Hyde Park will give
tomorrow evening, Upon m Which occasion &C The irst
part Of the proaramme will be Of q miscellaneous
character, and the second part will be devoted to
ber, which willbe sung by Mrs. Kent the Misses
4. i. Root, l.. H. Wilson, aud Messrs. r. R. Ed
dY E, ", AudfeW9 ~: J. Falfmnn MOIiueux.
and Osborn. ~
....,,
nne nest Eha 4peta Honee VIII oe occnp,ea tnn
neesenS pr an3 wee oy tae Ghlcago upeia tompany
Frank G. Walker as S4:Josepn; Edward Dc1ter as
Rdiph; e. II. knight as Dick Deadeye; Miss
Esther Butler as .fosephine; Miss Ada Somers as
Heoe, and full chorus This 1s the sa.e company
that produced .'Pinafore" at this house several
tuned from Successful trip thro9ehout tie Moth
aud West under the infringement OF j. II. Reunle.
M, a. 1a,;. D..,,,,,..u -, ~. oo,t ..,..
pref & lepnoeon ~ .ns ~ U'n snys:
Ftol. nahs baiatha hayins resensa aus position
~ " - rs r. aI!on ues essetS 10 ns
~, I ~ lug 1eianal,a aaa NJ tuos U.
GineaEo: nls arie1us ann aani.ers % nase tenueFea
Hn ;h .es19nIai I GolGea,. WELL VIII xe p'acs IN
hIoraIy I'M ne1t Heunesaas: evening; q ane me
pros1anme nas pesn atsangea ~ n;i Mnicn % III
1 olcnGsafa ~, W.. u'ay tne oseIle 10 n,aul iEH ~
Helene Balatka will sing All .urs e 1ui and Mr.
j. Saler tlnfe!ice.' Mr. George Heerich will per-
form violin solo, and the Arinn dc: Westens will
sing the final chorus from 'O9ysseus.
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11eH 1o.S tt " LUZ
ooa,"at; III " interview viii y. u. tauy, Wno
.sEu ~ ue wei hnoHn usle, Gteo11s u'nl "tLn tMe
1olo"ing nanosone nuueg .! lnF: Au99atu. 9! thls
St} ); Ho"' p tnete van'ts a5 ~. nnpoasu, o1
Lneako, ne suau. tahns s uuugn t..., IacA, WY.
tnaL man mas wEl,ten more 1a.n tnousaha pieces
u muslc auno1eus oi tneni Ess neen pnosnea;
t;ans a; y. .ne ha. 'e ; ot. 1a s,
al!lcuia. ~ saosf' Ciasst:, I'LL, W. nos moIe tnan
oozen IN al can [eal* 9e easlea popuIas. ne
Mr'es W.; LOO ws; 51eo & ne mou,I no Ia.de1 dh nasG