Miss Adele Lewing, of this city, is meeting with great success in her concerts at Boston. At her last recital in Mitter Hall, in which she was assisted by Mrs. B. Humphrey-Allen, Miss Lewing presented a dozen of her own compositions. The Boston Journal said: "That Miss Lewing is truly musical is evident from her playing, and it is pleasant to say, still more evident in her work. Not only was there intelligence felt, but one could distinguish entirely in vain. The author sounded real depths of feeling in, at least, three of the songs and as many piano pieces."

The Liebling amateurs gave a concert last evening at Kimball Hall. The club on this occasion was assisted by Mr. Frederick Hess, violin celloist; Miss Suzanne Ella Wood, soprano; Miss Louise Huggins, accompanist; and Mr. Emil Liebling. An attractive program was presented in a very creditable manner.

Frederick Hess, 'Cellist, gave a concert last Tuesday evening at the Royal League Hall, Ravenswood, assisted by Mrs. Isabella Hess, soprano; Mrs. R. D. Fuchs, accompanist; and Mr. Emil Liebling, pianist.

The Apollo Club will give fourth and concluding concert of their nineteenth season this evening at the Auditorium, the concert being repeated Saturday evening. The feature of the program will be World's Requiem. The soloists are Miss Emma Juch, Mrs. Walter F. Wyman, Mr. Charles A. Knorr, and Mr. Emil Fisher.

Fischer's Garden will be re-opened for the season, Tuesday, May 26, under the direction of H. Thielmann. Adolph Rosenbecker has organized a military band of forty-five pieces, that will give concerts every evening except Sundays. A new band stand has been erected, and with the shelter of a large pavilion, concerts will be given every evening without regard to weather. Mr. Rosenbecker's abilities as an organizer and director, insure good music and entertaining programs.

The pupils of the Balatka Academy of Music will give a concert next Thursday evening, at Kimball Hall. The following will participate: Mrs. Mixer, the Misses O'Hara, Clara Keely, M. Timmons, Susie Miller, Mary A. Samelins, Alice Bennett; the messrs. H. Hirsh, J. Schiller, Chas. O'Hara and Adolph Selz. An excellent program has been arranged.