The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-22
THE PEACE JUBILEE,
Fourth Days PFOceedings-A snob.
bish Usher-Grand Ball mt the Col
iseum-Tbe ChiIdren's Concert
Compliment 10 the Press-Gcnernl
RelicitatiOu.


ReIicitatiOu.
Especial Correspondence of the Register)
BosToN, June 15, 1869.
DEAR REGISTER After the dissipa-
tion of the great Ball at the Jubilee
um," as certain correspondents styled
it this morning, you can hardly expect
very brilliant letter to-day. Soon
after the close of the concert, the mar.
shals, ushers and police cleared the hall.
In this connection | will mention that
some of the uskers were decidedly snob-
bisb; one, in particular, heard insult
gentleman most grievously-the only
really unpleasant thing l have seen
this week. The crowd had hardly left
the building before the seats on the
floor began to follow them, and after
the Parguette was cleared of chairs aud
benches, it made a capital place for a
dance, while the half mile of promenade
which the aisles around the building
supplied was just theplace for charm
ing Irritation, and was accordingly I'M
proved.
The order was well arranged, and
dancing began a little before ten
o'clock. 1t was midnight before guests
ceased to arrive, and, lam told by those
who were in charge, that upwards of
ten thousand were iii the building.
After the crowd in the afternoon it
looked empty, even with that number of
visitors. The decoration looked well
and the building, think, better by the
gaslight than In the broader light of
day. 1t was long after sunrise before
the revelers departed.
The contrast between the tired faces
of those who turned the night into day
and the fresh, sunny, happy faces of the
children who met this morning for the
rehearsal for TO morrew's concert, was
marked indeed. Can you imagine a
prettier, more delightful sight than
those ranks of children with shining,
merry faces and tuneful voices will pre-.
sent tomorrow The morning stars
that once sung together for joy may
well repeat their "tuneful notes." when
the light singers in life's morn
ing raise theirs to morrow.
Below is the programme which was
sung this afternoon. You will see it is
of an entirely different character from
that of yesterday'S-more solid, heavy,
classical.
PAKT I.
/. Overture.
>. Original. To God on High" From
81. Paul. .--.....-.. MendelsshOn
3 symphony, No. g. dn g Minor Beethoven.
|. Allegro motto.
>. Andante con motto.
2. Scherzo allegro, and
Finale allegro.
1. Aria, Lascia CHS pianga" Handel.
Sung by Miss Adelaide Phillips.
5. Avenged is the Glorious work" From
c. Thanks be to God" From elijah
Mendelssohn.
INTERMIssIoN FIFTEEN MINUTES.
FART II.
|. a-"Sleepers Wake, Voice is Calling
From st. Paul ..-.-..----. Mendelssohn.
: Inhammatus. From Moses in Egypt"
B. Gloria. From the 18th Mass" .Rossini.
l. Hallelujah. From the Messiah. -. Handel.
OF these choruses the Gloria from the
18th Mass of Mozart is perhaps the most
brilliant. 1t was sung even better than
on the first day. The aria sung by Miss
"Addy" Phillips, as the Bostonians call
her, was in some respects more success
ful than the music she gave sn former
occasion, but her voice is not so we'll
adapted to monster hall, like this, as
Parepa's. -.
This evening the Press of the United
States, by their representatives, are in
YIted to a complimentary performance
at the Museum. This is a pleasant close
te the services of the week.
The entertainments have been a COM
plete success. Coming here like many
Others with the impression that it was
greater in idea than il could be in exc.
cuuon, l 60 away tomorrow feeling
that If anything has been lacking ia
carry out the promises of its originatOrs
have not been able to discover it.
Everything that mortal could do has
apparently been done, and much that
could not have been expected. Person.
ally, feel that Mr.. Durham of the Sun.
ady Times, has showed me MANY fayors
which | shall be glad to reciprooate n
occasion serves, The Bostonisps have
proved most hospitable, and the Jubilee
visitors leave with pleasant memories o.
the musical event of our times.
CANTON.