The sun., 1898-01-30

The Cbic1go Orchestra, lbeo. Thomas
Conductor, will give two concerts ia
PiIiladeiphia. in tie Academy, March 2,
IN ii,e evening, II which concert fsaye
siii b. the soloist, and On March ),
they giye matinee concert al which
Soruica will be soloist. This will be
the only opportunity TO bear ,bis
orchestra il lie Ea.a this SEASON.
Ii j. a case VI here the ilG.ic suffers H.
.are z few cents Tie Opera House
orchestra could have done batter, with d
rehear-si b-fgn. each opera a!thOugtIlhe
IDen with tie opera e.JIniauy se;e al
right, wtal there gas Oi them.
tie Gr.soe Orchestra Aa. been enyaged
To pay Ivr tie Eext monthly dance at
the LenturE C!ub. Eeb. :Jtn. Il j. said
that sever IseR nsen Viii lie added l.
their Eua4tt-I- soon, H. ilctpa-. the byLy
vi stT..I.-
~alq . ne,.-.IyEn teacher tie ther
day: Il an g4d that - many bow an
gItI- have l-A.E aaTalit4ge ii tiIt. i-.4s
llyilH -.ly-. Aefe, Z. Il always iriny-
z -rl re-'s,, l. -. Iaey ct static
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;iHl gr' t..at tllnre j. ng.hlIlg in ti.,. ~
l-Ga. t.ey taA, hare any t4seAt. .e4ye
ap4 = t. q god lea-nCr, wtile r..
atAer- -t~lzGae a.oHg and eventually
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!--ieI .u t4= cgna:E- given IN pi.i..,t-.-
p..l-,. b.. tAe hael-. q-aT1,l, ID tie .cac-
-H.y. -A4-, tie aI-p.-e- Il the PiI.al,..-
pi.4 symphony O.ci.e-tra. IEry i4gr
al 1~-I we'll attended
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ton ! III! geIDelHd- Oh sunday, F-trua-.
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$50 ar'.. ~ k-d hahn.
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I-.7i- astu: ..... ..- .- T l-E-ar. .
Professor Hugh Baker. vhi!- On 1
visit to Washington, played ac-osnpani-
uent- Oh h.- nandu!In ,y several s-.e-.-
tIyn= -ang By Bliss Mary l.. s,ay.e. u!
Norfolk. several Of Mr.. Baker. tr,e.t.
III ti!- city tad the pleasure Of en-
!oy.ng ihc Exquisite music. rhich was
heard clearly and distinctly IN the hgrg
distance telephone.
Grac- Orchestra will play q: The Cen
tnr! Club, Saturday evening. Februarr
9TH, iJr dance given for tie leneit u
delaware Hospital. T.. A. Bill, #
PhIIadel phl4, one Il tie :ine-, y!D.ni-.-
and iD-tructDr- IL the country. vii. !cad
them on til, occasion.
The Haydn stIAg Qgartette cDmpJ-..d
ot Professor Samuel I. Compton, first
violin; 4. {. Dennis. second violin;
george Albert, viola: George J. Compton,
cello, furnish very pretty music for con-
&C T., musicals and rrcltu.-.
M!-- katherine Garrett. soyr4nO in
First Unitarian Church choir, ha: been
quite i'll during the past week bat is
now improving.
Professor Thomas y Kcr-' aw. Of
Iyck-'adcr' Theatre. j. "ur II tie finest
pi4Ni-'- Oh the Davis Circuit. Tie
Ir i---yr ha- composed -cv-ra pieces
Which, have tccr!M" very popular
l.. : Grant Of Thilaiclpia. las
brough, -1it through hi- lawyer Louard
Wan~, Jr., against Howard l.. Iylo Ct.
a.. "mor" Lar,lcu.arIy ,arntiou' herein
now and recently banded together a.
y. lu!ugtpu bp"ra CWb.' iyr services
r,Nd,r-G Il " club ~ Instructor oi the
oro,a-. "NlEa1o "Ermini." and
'.Iu'iru~o. a. 4 5iirI "er" Yer. credit
ABLY Hi.rn by the Tie Wj.mlIgt II O,,ra
CHIT, 'Idcr N. Grant Girrrtiaa. The
Wilmington Opera Club gave tie people
4 Wilmington r!rr" operas. M kadn. ="
"LrMini-' and "lNirnrc.' and ricI v
dr-cr."I IT," pa'r mag" ul the Icnplc. TO
gi}" .gra ,"riJrIau"r- It rnqlird a
great arT.I NJ hard "'rk by the members
and an urI.ay O.. Larry" amount II
money. r g.'r 'hr-" three rriJru-
an""- it Lr"c--iiatr.d an expense II about
thtity-tWo hundred dyiiar-, the receipts
iryiY tine Operas Hct'ri tire" Thousand
dpI!ar- leaving al !uicn"dUc-- u two
nuhIrcI dollars. pu" hHndl"G and siXtv
ui this nuopnt is due :, Nr. Grant. Tie
mrmh"r- ii The opera tinb were will
in2 to give al "IIt"ItainlJrIt inr tie pur-
poe oi making lhls money for Mr.
Grant It j. ,pp bad that ,9ch arrange
meat could not lay" br'u carried out
and say" the members this unpIcasan,-
nc>-. Several elite. with q prprlation
not near - !arg" H. Wiuington support
ur.nH.lEiul.- Di tu!. ciH.H,'or and it j.
q "rll-hupwn far' that tire Wilmington
pp-.H r.un ImrImh".. H"y" -,,wu abiitY
+! at va. dc."r|jn2 ii tie moral and
tiuaurja. support 81 t'r rit.lna> ii VIII
mng,on II j. l"rY G'-@'"giug t.
local nu.'n@ p"pp, and t.rj,.IIc have
u" ourtp b.au", t't l.,r.".YoS tha'
such rAloHHiumnlh~ @. MT taor, NV.
m"r.u-.
Nr-. Howard l. -" ha- rrrciycd
fla t ring uii.r- from l.h II" Castle
81 are aud tarp'.tpu tr"n tumpanicr.
She uu~ declined buth 4 'H.0 and viii
deroc her ilmn c.eu,j'osy to alA@tcur
work.
Irolrrrh :. Heck, io:anorly Of VII
mlHy.ou now with ta.'I" Square opera
Cpnp~rr p.aring At til" hla"I"mu Opera