Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-06
The Knabe Orchestra Concert.

The Knabe Orchestra Concert.
Tomorrow night is the date, remember,
of the grand popular concert at Staubs
opera house by the favorite Knabe Orchestra,
ofthis city. If the rehearsal which CHRONICLE
representative was permitted to look in upon
last night is anything of reflex of what
the concert will be, we can assure our music
lovers that to miss it will be depriving them
selves of a rare treat. It will be the event
of the season, emphatically
The condition of the board at Williams
bookstore indicates packed house, about
800 seats being already taken, and those who
wish sitting room would do well to apply at
once, as few desirable seats remain vet
The concert will be conducted by Prof G.
r. Knabe, and the orchestra will be assisted
with vocalismS, &C., by Misses Humes,
Wicks and Deaderick, Mrs. Lawrence and
Profs. Steen and Deaderick.
Tho programme is as follows:
PART l.
1. Overture - ERA Diavolo" ..Auber..
| Orchestra.
2. Jubilee Waltzes. .Knabe. Orchestra.
3. Merry Sailor Lad. Peters. Prof Steen
4. Overture to Figaro's Hochzeit. Mo
Fart.
Piano Duet, by Misses Humes and Wicks
5. Aud Robin Gray. Hayden. Mrs Law
renee.
6. Terpsichore Polanaise =. Knab e. Or
chestra
T. Bouquet Polka Maz1rka .Gungl. J.. Or
| chestra
| INTERnussIoN 10 MINUTES.
| PART II.
| 8. Overture" Martins" Flotow Or
| chestra.
9. La Belle Helene Waltzes. Strauss.
Orchestra.
10. Aria--"Un Ballo Verdi Prot,
Deaderick.
IL. Overture Abu Hassan" Weber. :,
Piano Duet by Misses Humes and Wicks.
II. Aria-From Semiramis . Rossini .
Miss Kate Deaderick
49, Welcome Polonaise .Knabe Orches
ira.
IA. Camp Polka. Albert Orchestra.
Concert begins at s o'clock. Doors opel
at 100
The pianos are kindly furnished by Messrs
Steen & Marshall, of this city
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Cooke County Farmers.
The Newport Sentinel gives the proceed
ings of convention of Cooke county farm
ers, at that place, Monday last, with G.
Thomas, chairman, and L. E. Moore, seer,
tary The following list of delegates We
appointed to attend the East Tennessee
. Farmers Convention in this next Tuesda,
10th inst;
Rev J. NJ L. Burnett, S. L. Burnet
Joseph Huff, George Nease, J. c. LaRut
DIR. Bell, John Bible, Druray Dawson,
E. Moore, j. A. Rorex, DIR. Rhea, G.
> Thomas, J. H. Clark, J. c. McNabb, J. I
Robinson, George Susong, viii H. Ham,
ton, W. III. Sheffee, A. A. Vinson, J.
Kiker, David Stokely, Isaac Allen, Morr
y Hartsell, John Stokely, Joel Brooks, Wn
d. Harrison, Giles Cation, Reuben Blacl
d Joe Green Hugh Clark.
On motion of J. nj. L. Burnett, a farm
ers convention was organized for tn
county with J. B. Stokely, president, al
the following as vice-presidents for Il
different districts as follows: ]. NJ.
Burnett, JOS Huff, DIR. Bell, David Driski
T. E. Moore, w. F. Morris, George '
Susong, w. H. Sheffee, J. J. Kiker, Isa'
Allen, J. L. Huff, W. d. Harrison, j
( Greene.
g Committee on programme: Maj. W.
J. Smith, L. E. Moore and W. f. Morris.