of April 15, 1874. It is given simply as a specimen of
the numbers often performed at concerts by those whose names appear,
and by others mentioned heretofore, with but little rehearsal.
Although the music is of a fine order, it is by no means as difficult
as that frequently rendered by these persons at other concerts, the
programmes of which I have not now at hand.

[Illustration:

PROGRAMME.

=Part First.=

1. QUARTET.--"Alpine Echoes."
MISS BROWN, MISS F. WASHINGTON, MR. JANEY, MR. FISHER.

2. PIANO SOLO.--"Fantasia Impromptu" _Chopin_
MR. S. JAMIESON.

3. SOLO.--"La Primavera" _Torry_
MISS BROWN.

4. DUET.--"Vien Mio Edgardo" _Millard_
MISS F. WASHINGTON, MR. JANEY.

5. ARIA.--"Infelice" _"Ernani"_
MR. FISHER.

6. DUET.--"While thus around" _"La Favorita"_
MISS BROWN, MR. JANEY.

7. SOLO with Cello Obligato.--"Peacefully Slumber" _Randegger_
MISS F. WASHINGTON.

8. SONG.--"Didst Thou but know" _Balfe_
MR. JANEY.

=Part Second.=

1. QUARTET.--"Sweet and Low" _Barnby_
MISS BROWN, MISS WASHINGTON, MR. JANEY, MR. FISHER.

2. PIANO SOLO.--"Le Courrier" _Ritter_
MR. S. JAMIESON.

3. SONG.--"Queen of the Night" _Thomas_
MISS BROWN.

4. SONG.--"To the Storm Wind" _Evers_
MR. FISHER.

5. DUET.--"Land of the Swallows" _Massini_
MISS BROWN, MISS WASHINGTON.

6. SOLO.--For Violin.
MR. F.E. LEWIS.

7. SONG.
MISS F. WASHINGTON.

8. SONG.--"Love's Delight" _Abt_
MR. B.J. JANEY.

9. DUET.--"I Pescatori" _Gabusi_
MISS BROWN, MR. FISHER.

10. QUARTET.--"What Phrase Sad and Soft" _Bishop_
MISS BROWN, MISS WASHINGTON, MR. JANEY, MR. FISHER.]

_Mr. David T. Oswald_, residing at Worcester, Mass., is an artistic
violinist, performing in a finished style the most classical and
difficult music for the violin. He has, besides, become deservedly
popular as an organizer of musical entertainments, and as a promoter
of a regard for good music by the people. He is quite well known in
St. John