Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
MUSICAL
Interesting Notes both Local and


Professor Seibert went to Canton aud
Lima last week to look at the musical pros
poets of these cities with a view for future
location.
A piano case made entirely OF calluoid
is % doubt a novelty such an instrument,
however, viii be in the city for the fair.
1t is manufactured by Emerson, of Boston,
and will be exhibited byMr. O. A. House.
Its cost is estimated at S. 600.
Mr.. @. A. House will exhibit at the fair a
ChickerIng grand piano n organs man
ufsctured by Packard, Johnston aud Estey.
Ali these firms have an established reputa-
ton.
Wilson & Banner will exhibit an up
right, a square and a baby grand piano, all
manufactured by Kralich & Bach. The
Chase organ, the Connoisseur organ anu
featured by Smith will also be on exhibi.
ton. A show case with small goods will
also be SEM.
There will no doubt be a good deal Of
friendly feeling among our musical exhibit
tors alter the diplomas, etc, have been
awarded.
Father Sasl and his nine sons will be the
chief musical attraction during the coming
week. On Thursday and Sunday they will
give their concerts al Seibert's Garden.
They are excellent musicians and nobody
should fail To hear them.
II Ndy paul., NuC 4 a NP''C'N
and Mason & Hamlin organ will be exhibit
ted by Mr.. w. II. Sheib.
The leading concert trOu pes OF the season
will be those of Miss Thursby, Miss KEEL
logg ard Miss Hauk- all Americans.
Miss Emma ThurSby is expected to start
| on an extended tour TO the West and Cali
forDia about the 18th Of September, under
the management Of Mr. Maurice StrsEosch.
She will return in December, aud fulfil her
engagement in the principal Eastern cities.
A very ingeSiouS called "A
Finger Exercising Device for Pianists'' for
the aid Of piano teschers has been patented
by A. q. Gardner, Of 807 Magazine street,
New Orleans, La. The price is $3.50 per
psir. This patent seems TO supply q great
want. 1t holds the fingers In such a posi-
ton that they must become equAble in
strength aud produce q uniform touch.
The Minnie Hauk Grand 0perstic Con-
cert Company for 1884 has been organ.
lied. and consists IF Miss Minnie HAuk,
Mile Pauline Sali, contralto; Sig. Anguish
no Montegrifio, tenor; Sig. Vincenzo de Pas
| qualis, baritone; Herr II. W~ienskoRitz, or
ganist, and Constantine %Sternberg, pianist.
rbe repertoire will consist of acts from
Carmen" Faust" "rruvatore, =" Fa-
vorita," Daughter Of the Regiment" etc.
Most OF Miss hauk's concerts are already
sod.
Mr.. David Bimberg, the great violin
Virtuoso, who is but - years of age and
known throughout this country as a young
WiIhelmj, who has just completed a sue
cessful tOur through all the large cities in
Europe, has just returned to New York.
The Emma Abbott Opera Company con
prises the following artists: Emma Abbott,
Julia Rosewald and Zelda Ssguin, Valen-
tine Fabrini, Victor Novello and William
Castle, Walter Allen, William Broderick
snd Signor Giovanni T~sgliapietra; J. II
Rosexsld, musical director. The company
numbers siIty-fye persons. The SEASON
opens August q and the route includes
all the principal cities in the United
| SAnAon and Canada