Pupils' Recital And Concert

Prof. J. F. Scbaeberle gave his first pupils' recital and ccmcert in the musio hall over his store on W. Liberty st., Saturday evening, and a large audienoe gatbered to listen to it. Mr. -Scbaeberle was assisted by Mr. Frank Mclntyre who sang Pinsuti's "I Fear No Foe, " in excellent voice. Other meritorions numbers were Godard's Second Maznrka on the piano by Miss Marie Schaeberle, "La Carnival de Venios" a violin solo by Prof. J. F. Scbaeberle, and the "Children's Symphony, " in which Elsa Haller spoke the prologue and the following took the other parts: Owl and quail, Frida Haller; cuckoo, Katherine Sohaebeile; nightingaie, Fred Schaeberle; drum, Edwin Noli; trutnpet, Lorena Rettich and Rupert Koch; rattle, Williarn Limbert; violins, J. F. Schaeberle and Geo. Washburn ; piano, Miss Marie J. Schaeberle. The piece made a decided 1 bit and was well received. The other nnruber, on the program were also well executed and when the audience dispersed for home it was with the unaniinons opinión that it had been a pleasant evening well spent.