The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-16
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and full orchestra
1t is touching to read at the end OF each OF these
programmes the words 'in which the audience Tor
c0ngregation) Is respectfully requested to join. !"
As may be seen by hasty glance at these pro
grammes, Gilmore Ia determined to give variety
enough In his selections.
The principal trouble will be In the piano selec-
tions. 1t has been kindly advised that the piano
and artist be mounted on a small platform on
wheels and drawn slowly about the Coliseum, 80 as
to give the entire audience an opportunity to hear
Meanwhile the good work goes on, thousands or
applications are being made at the overcrowded
hotels for rooms, and rehearsals are constantly
going on. The principal foreign artists have al
ready arrived.
A Grand Procession to be Formed To-
Morrow.
BOSTON, June IS, 1872.
Arrangements have been perfected for grand
public reception OF the German, English and Wash
ington Marine hands. At eight O'Clock on Monday
morning the Executive Committee Of the Jubilee,
the various German English and Scottish societies,
with several military companies, will form a pro-
cession which will be reviewed by the Mayor at the
City Hall.
Arrival OF the German Band.
The Berlin Garde Grenadler Band, about forty in
number, arrived by the steamer Rhein at Hoboken
yesterday morning. The streets leading to Buschs
Hotel were hung with flags and emblems OF wei
come. The band halted outside the hotel and
played several airs amid the cheers OF an immense
number OF citizens. Speeches were made by Strauss
and several other gentlemen Captain Busch, on
coming forth to welcome the champion musi-
clans, was enthusiastically cheered BY the
band, whose members were struck with his
giant proportions. After playing several tunes
which the spectators called for, and which
were acknowledged to be the best ever heard from
brass band the musicians retired to the dining
halls and were treated to snmptuous repast.
Several Hoboken politicians assisted in making
away with the viands. In the afternoon they went
on board a revenue cutter, furnished by Collector
Arthur, and proceeded to the Boston boat on
which they departed for the Club" 1t will be re-
membered that this band was awarded the first
prize at the Paris Exhibition Of 1887, and is con-
sidered the first OF all German bands. There are
tbirty-fve more members belonging to the COM
pany, who remained at home for various reasons.