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Sork and then goes to Philadelphia for fortnight and
then 10 Boston.
MUSICAL NOTES.

If The Birmingham Post is to be believed
ounod is at work on another oratOrio, "ors ct Vita"
which he thinks will surpass The Redemption"
Mr.. Frederick w. Thursch announces series
Of free organ recitals in Trinity Church at hafPast
o'clock on afternoons OF November L. 8, 10 and %.
An English version of Mill0cker's "Bettel-
student viii be given at the Casino, beginning to-
night The performers are Mr. McCaulps company Of
musical comedians.
Ponchielli's @La Gioconda," the novelty
promised by Mr. Abbey, will be put in study at once at
the Imperial Opera in Vienna Madame Lucca is to take
the title character
A committee appointed recently at joint
meeting OF the Orpheus and Ledertafe In Buffalo is ex
pected in this city They coming TO confer with
Theodore Thomas, DR.. DamrOsch Mr. Mapeson ana ma ar
Abbey regarding proposed musical festival 10 DC heu III
Buffalo next May.
Hofcapellmeister Helmesberger,in Nlenna,re-
Gently gave performance hitherto unknown mass OF
Mogarts in minor The work was written III I''I Wheh
Mozart was fifteen years old described as contain
ing interesting features among others the use OF four
Gumpets and three trOmbones.
The Paris Cldiron charges Zell and Genee, the
authors OF the Hbretto strausss Night in Venice
with having pered the plot and whole scenes of the
operetta from "ChAteau TTompette, comic opera by
Jules Cormon and Michael CARE %noh was se gwen WIN
Wagner's @Tristan und Isolde" was per-
formed for the first time in Vienna october L. Herr
Winkemann and Frau Materna filed the title roles and
Hams Richter was the conductor The fact mat INC
shortened by several DOu eAClSlOns Chuhcu
f6nd complaints from the devOees of the dead composer
Johann Strauss had not yet enjoyed the
triumph Of his "Nacht In venedig" when he accepted
book from Eduard Bauernfed, clever Viennese comedy
writer The title Of the opera which is to be com
posed for the Hooper, s "Der Junge Herzog" 1.-THE
a% S4"S DuA' . '-'N WY ''''' w "
The Handel and Haydn Society in Boston
viii open its season this year with Luther memorial
concert on November IL, at which Bachs cantata,
~. nl,,,fa TIxTpy onfI
The Messiah" Good Friday Bach's ST Matthew
Passion Music" and on Easter Sunday MendesSohnS
@St. Paul"
DR.. Hanshck's famous little book on musical
wsthetos, "Vom MuskaschSchGncn," which Tor some
inexplicabe reason is believe, still awaiting trans
iation into English issued in Italian by AcoTd
In Milan Luigi Torchi, OF Bologna is the Translator ana
the title OF the book is Del Belo nella Musca" The
German original has run through SIX eCutlOns ana mas
been rendered into French Spanish, Dutch ana Itanh'
Gustav Amberg, the director of the Ihalla
Theatre says the receipts during last week were the
largest in the history of his house. by which he probably
means since the old Bowery Theatre fell into the hands
of the Germans The bill which brought this unprece-
Student" and being of a mind to let very well alone Mr.
Amberg Will continue to give the sparkling opereua All
Of this week
A concert the proceeds of which will be de-
voted to home for destitute men is announced to take
place at the Academy of Music tomorrow evening.
The published list of performers is long that If each
has more than one number on the programme ne
night will hardly compass the performance. Among the
familiar names those of Mime. Florence knox
Mile. Ilonka de Reyasz, c. Frtsch, l. c. Gottschalk'
Franz Remmertz and L. AgramOnte
The siren song of LuTline is forever haunt
fng the German musicians. Mendelssohn, TO whom the
majority OF modern operas abominaon chose it
for the opera which he onged TO write but could not COM
plete Many others have worked with the beautiful sub
lect and now it has again been formed into an opera
The music OF "Dle LOrecy which has been accepted Tor
presentation by the director of the Stad TheaIe m Bes
TAU Is by AdOlph Mor Capemeser OF the Ihulia Theatre
IN Hamburg
professional alliance has been formed be-
tween Miss Rose Eytnge and Miss Lillian CeyeS, who
will make tour the United States, acting in "Che
Princess OF Paris" Miss Eytnge and Miss CleVes are
handsome women and are well matched In many ways
The company comprises A. II. Hastings Frank Bud
worth A H. Simpson, John Marshall, II. i. johnson: n
Kingsley. Miss Alice Newton and La Petite Newton The
managers Of this troupe Cyril seae and Clark sam
nis The repertoTy comprises "a Winters Tale, Rose
Michel" "a Woman Of the People," and "OhNei
Twist"
"In the Ranks " will be produced at the
Standard Theatre tomorrow evening" after careful
preparation and with the following cast;