, 1881-11-06

,rie Uie nlgl,t Ut opera will TIC given al Ne
NNtckefs Theatre OH tie 18th inst. wjlcl,
f2uppe,s OPERA of '4Ioccaccio 81 will bu Der
Sunday evening with sucl, success N
Une of tie 1nost attractive entertainments
Of this Season will he the third Of the Slayton
n.;yeell'n course. This will b. giyen l,ext
ihnrs.lay evening i'll Central Music-1IaIl by
!; !; T.: burbank: the famous dialect reader,
ths Mass Millna Wr,ght, Miss Anna Morgan, and
hauer, The famous yiolllis,, will on this occa-
SION make his first professional appearance it,
this city.
~; ar. Eddy resumed his organ rccitals last
lAursaay AFTERNOON ut Ilcrsllcy-iiall, his
Rrosram INCLUDING l;aclt's Prelude AMI
u G; lee'. "Gayatte lie I.ouis XIV; Hit5el:s
Sni!ata ti 4 nlinor, NJ. 8: the Au;sgio, from
WI1or'S Sixth Symphony: Tours +tilegretto
~ y, the stlidante, frum Bretlloven's Sonata
III y, op. =; a1ll Guilmant's Moroccan dc Con-
cert, ol>. "a.
The first rehearsal for the proposal series
OF concerts for the beuc1it OF tllt. Protestant
orphan Asylum and Won,aan's Hospital
1N'ts place ot, Friday last at the music ruoi,ls
of Sjghor Elutlore Ill. C:lmDi, and pr0yet.
eMinentiy- satisfactory III its results. No less
satisfactor: is the success the lady mana
gers of these notwithstanding institutions lave
met III securing subscriptions. THESE con
certs are sure To bt: both artisticaily lis well
us financially decided SUCCESS.
The col,cert given Monday evening ut the
Clark Street N. L. Church us a compliment
AIRY. benefit IL Miss kate Cotity, Il ,lGbutante.
schonl If Mrs kenpton- was Il decided sue
cess. bath artistically and financially. The
yonnE lady sang Ia IucStH Intnbt, from
i'etlinTei. with ORGAN acrolnpaninent by
guenotss.!. with piano Accompaniment by
Miss Dolly Atwood. In the rendering Of
these numbers anti alt ellcorc was SHOWN
culture Of no ordinary degree. MIS-. kemp-
tn ;. herself; n Miss Eta Hn1ler, Slrs. Alice
SILL, Mr.: J. NJ. Hubbard, Carl WoIfspllll,
William Lewis, Dir. Barnes, and Mr.. l.. j.
Dunn assisted amt supported their yo,i,lt,
friend ln making il lnost triumphant debut
ana in dung SO won fresh lnnrels for them
selves III tlelr several numbers.
M,'Slc.AI. NOTES.
Miss Annie Louise Cary has sold llerllo,.se
in Portland, Me-, and will hereafter, it is said,
live III New: York.
Miss Annie Il. Norton. the Cincinnati So
pfalio, and 3ir. Adopt, lfartdetel, tIlf :cel-
list. were married i'll Cincinnati OH the :.d
inst.
Zelda Scguir, now Mrs. David Wallace. is
deyottng herself to the domestic drama This
winter. The baby is :, weeks old now. 1t is
4 boy.
Mrs. Abbie Darlington, who las recently
returned froiil I. Western culicert tour, has
engaged to sing in Italian opera rs Il member
Of Ni.r- GrrsteEss company, unuer The stirec-
ton OF Mr Max Struk'scll. .
Alice Oates, who is East forming a conf
p3ny. viii reopen the California Theatre with
.lrawai tile theatre will pass into the hands Of
J.. II. Naverly, who has secured Y lease FOR
three years. 10 run from Jan. l, 1882
Miss Annie Louise Cary, who has been Sc
riot,sly indiSposed ut late, has recovered. and
has again appeared in concert. She sang at
the first Of Mr.. 1ligEinson's series in Boston
Those which are conducted by Mr.. Geors
Ilenscliel), and it was said ot her singing that
it had never been better.
Berlioz's Domination at Faust:' was given
at the recent festival at Norwich, III Eli
gial,u- but the pious people turned their
backs on 1t. NOT because It was not good ii!u-
SIG. but because they thought it bad as NOR
ais II was played 10 empty benciieS a1id Il
full gallery. which WAS not SO much con
cerned about its orthodoxy.
The Cincinnati Musical College announces
anOther uner;ltic festival 10 be given next
February by the Mnp!eson truupe, assisted
by al orchestra OF ltU pieces n1lti 4 chorus OF
vo Voices There VIII be seven perf9rn,, Pc fern,
will be - Fidefio, ~ - William Tel,'' L'Af
ricaine,'' and Tile Magic Flute"
Messrs. Cratner & Co. announce that they
bo,-a o,T,,n.f .yi4I, tho t.,aoutyv of tho .,tt,
Mr ~ - RSifa f,r t1,e 1,1,l,ic..ion If m In,
slish varsii,n ~ his o,,era ..1sirtnre q Dmca',
1,,,Jar the titifs of 1l,. E,;n,arnf Sntr,Tt1,
'r,e ,,,1s;c I Of 1ha nns.r, was coi1lut,s.I Nv
Dalfe in 1876 to all Italian librerto by Piaye,
anu has never YET eeeh poolsAea' -
The New York Chorus Society, Of which
Mr. Theodore Thomas is director, ANNOUNCES
thai the subscription tickets tu its concerts
will be limited to 200; also that it will be
heard in lIandeis ''.jltbiiate.:' Beethoyel's
"Chorai Fantasie," scenes frolu Berlioz's
:. .Denyenuto CeIlini.'' and FROM his nl,era
:. Les Troyens,'' Paine's music to the ''Q2tli-
nus and selections from Becthoyen's "Mis-
su Soienlis.''
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DaDeFs letteF, eAp1tssinI ny peiteA 80 tiia
probable existence 0I a 1eNtn symphony
by Schubert, and appealing to the proper ALL !
tllorities in Vienna to Investigate the u4atter-