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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Renortea bu JohH Il D Ayls z o.. W. II WIu.r
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 23-P. N.

WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 23-P. NJ
The market opened lower than it closed last evcn-
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decline all day. rumor that steadied the closing
transactions to the effect that the Treasury Will
purchase $40 600 900 of the AZ or per cent bonds
The specially weak stock of the day was Donver
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MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 23-P. NJ
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Consolidated again declined to Sls but cloSeH as
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day Mariposa sold at 2 and preferred stock at ..
Green Mountain was weaker at 2.90029o. Inc
Con,stocks were neglected but the prices tof Coa
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work done in the books of the Clnclnna1l
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Society. The works which he has analSzeu leu
in detail are the symphonic poems' the
"Preludes,'' and "Tasso" OF L'szt; the
"Odyssey and "Salamis Of Brnch; tne
Second Symphony of Schumann; ana @ lne
Ninth Of Beethoven; and nere
are short sketches of the ~Lohen,
grim Scena, the "Death OF Drnsus,
Tju's "Solomon's Conservation OF the rem
ple,'' Abrs "Magic Fountain 3l0hrlnss
t4Prayer Before the Battle,'' and Washers
sKaiser March," In addition to these, 1he
text Is given OF all the principal vocal nun
bers. The musical analyses take up aoous
one-ha1f the book. The remainder conla.n7
brief biographical sketches OF Ar. balatka. :.ss.
the Fest Director, and all the SOLO al111ls' ,ls
well executed portraits Of Nine. Pescnka. ns
Leumer, Miss Cary, Nine. Donald!, ana .
Messrs. Balatka, Candidus. RemmerfI5, I,,nd ado
Whitney: historical sketch Of tne 1t!u' !!na
short sketches of the Apollo CinD a1!u peT sS+
:lhovep Societies Of this city, who tahe H.
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Fest; a list Of the various con1mle'ea' LIZ
, 1881-06-19

~
| Mr.. ". II. Clark sang the bass solos in
| "Eljah rat Il performance Of that oratorlo
! in Mt. Pleasant, H., last Wednesday even
| ing.
! The next "Elijah'' rehearsal by the
Beethoven Society will be held at the En-
| position Building Tuesday evening, the 2lst.
| The entrance is on Adams street, and the re-
| hearsal will be a private one.
The Pavilion on Wabash avenue has
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pears us the Germania Garden, the music
being furnished by Nltschke's orchestra
| The change is vastimprovement
Mrs. Bernard Donnclley, Of the Kansas
City Cathedral, sings the o1ertory ut st.
Alary's Church this morning. Mrs. D0nnel-
| ley has been in tile city studying with Nr-
| Root for the past four months.
Mr.. J. Maurice Hubbard, Of this city,
closed tile commencement exercises Of the
Napierville (IlI.) College lust Thursday
| evening with Il violin and piano concert, Mr..
De Prose- playing the latter. 1t was very
successful.
Mrs. E. Aline Osgood, the famous soprano,
| will return to this country this summer, and
| has placed herself under the management Of
certs during the season of 1SS1-'S2.
The pupils Of the St Cecilia Academy of
Singing and Dramatic Art will give two
"nusical evenings" the first on Friday the
24th, the second on Monday. the 21th, at
Chickering Hall, over Peton & Pomeroy's,
153 State street,
Mr.. Emil Liebllng, Mr.. Knorr, Mr.. Broder-
solo parts in the ''kansas State Musical
jubilee y which takes place at. Bismarck,
Aug IS and H. under the direction of Mr..
Z. L. Leslie, of Chicago.