The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-25

For detailed programmes see Boston daily papers.
Per order OF Executive Committee.
je25-3t HENRY G. PARKER, Secretary.
INTERNATIONAL
JUBILEE BALL,
AT the. Coliseum,
BOSTON,
Wednesday Evening, June 26th,
On which occasion the Grand Orchestra will be
led by the celebrated waltz-writer,
JOHANN STRAUSS,
OF VIENNA.
During promenade between dances music will be
performed by
Grand Military Combination,
consisting of the leading Bands of England, Ger
many, France and the United States the whole COM
prisng the most superb musical demonstration ever
offered at any Ball in the world.
The floral decorations of the coliseum will be under
the superintendent of
Faessrs. CALDER g. OTIS,
and no e. "nse has been spared to render the coli
scum on this OCCASION of the most magnificent
ing been secured from the most celebrated gardens in
the country.
One thousand extra gas burners of remarkable
brilliancy will be added to those already in the build
ing so that the effect will be almost dazzling in SPLEEN
dor.
The Order of Dances has been arranged with a
special view to the various tastes Of dancers and al
so to the exhibition of the best powers of the
Great Austrian Composer and
Conductor.
Police arrangements have been perfected by the
City Of Boston in such manner to insure the ut
most order and comfort to all who attend the Ball in
Refreshments supplied at all hours by the Caterer
of the Coliseum.
The International Jubilee Ball will be under the
DIREcToR-IN-CHIEFs
COL. WIN. v. HUTCHINGS,
Observation-Disclosures 7 Perkins, Col Charles P
Horton, Gen Francis w Palfrey, Gen Francis A Os-
CARPENTER, GEN Chas whittier Thomas MasIe "
] Willard Rice, Chas M Clapp, Eugene H Sampson
Gen H Stephenson, Joshua Fiske, j Dixwell.
Cheney, Phi meas Pierce, Col Thomas Edmands,
YIN E Perkins, james G Jordan, John Lowell,
Henry Rice, Frank Bush Jr of Boston Stephen
Gen VIM Cogswell, Of Salem. Geo Wheatland Jr.,
Frank w Andrews, of Newport. Alexander r Beck
Springfield. Dewitt Brown, Of Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Henry Clews, of New York City. Geo w ordway, of
Chicago
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Gen. John c. Palfrey, E. W. Kinsley, James F.
Hawley, VIM. Wharton, Jr., G. Gratiot Thompson,
E.. Rollins Morse, G.. S. Dabney, James Jackson,
Aspinwall, New York. Peter Marie, New York /;
John Lowry, New York; Geo. H. Bend, New York I;
George l.. Kingsland, New York; Chas. F. Blake,
Francis, Worcester James P. Hamilton, Worcester /;
Edw. b. Hamilton, Worcester; Augustus Bullock,
semi In r
cester; James A. Rumrill, Springfield John o. Poor,
J. Frank Alden, Charles B. Perkins, Charles B.
Powers. Springfield, H. NJ. Phillips, Springfield;
VIM. H. King, Springfield; e. G. Pierce, Spring
field; + F. gTeca r N p, Springfield; John W.
is, Henry M Whitney, Daniel A Patch, Wallace f.
Robinson, Horace X. Cheney, Winthrop L. Slater,
George A. Coolidge, Albert L. B. Ames, George X
Guild, Henry 8. Hartshorne, Oscar A. Willard, j.
G. Torrey, James p. Brewer, Edw. c. Morris, Frank
Q. Ditson, James L. wesson, Charles R. Brown,
Young, Thomas B. Jordan, SAINT G. Lawrence, Je-
rome Jones, Fred Reed, Chas. W,.Stevens Benz j.
Brown, Birmingham; S. J; F. Thayer, Newton;
Moses Ellis. Newton; Geo. H.. Wellman, Newton;
VIM. H. Guild, Geo. L. Fowle, John r. Hall, Capt
John Lathrop John T. Heard, M. D., Maj. Chas H.
Phillips, Salem; Arthur s. Austin, Salem; Gen. Da-
rius B; Warner, St. John, N. B.; yohni p. spsal-
Seabury, Joshua B. Richmond, Oscar II. Sampson
Chas. H. Richardson, James Armstrong. Ogdens-
X, N. L. .. Y, n. ".
Frank s. Pratt, charles s, PenhailoW. cam,
BRIDGE Frank L. Wendell, cambridge, E. A.
Messenger, c. V. Written, charles Davis, Jr
John G. Haywood, Worcester; JOS. p. Mason, Wor-
cester; john c. Warren, NJ D., Fred Amory, Law
renee Tucker, Robert AnIory, NJ. D., 1t. Linzie
AAmory, Us n, Henry $. Hovey, Samuel May, Jr,
Joseph c. Hovey, Alfred B. HILL S. w. Dewey. Jr
Daniel Sargent, carl Fehmer, John d. Parker, Jr
d. Woodberry, ohas F. Dowse, Julian Talbot, Low
ell; Hall curtis, NJ. d., VIM. Stackpole, Gen. H. s.
RUSSELL Milton, E. p. Kennard, A. G. Gorham, f. B.
Foster, yr, Winslow Herrick, c. P. Donahue, P. A.
collins p charles Rameau, j. Henry Gossler, ,Jr..
G. Lootz, Albert E. Proctor, Walter Dabney, Hora,
ito Greenough Henry X; Horton, F. B Greenough,
NJ. D., Howard Walter, Philadelphia; Edgar s. cur,
tbs, Herbert Dnmaresq, j. II. Ringot, VIM. b. Stew
ems, Jr.. F. ", Robinson. A. Z. Harding, G. S.
R MigSt 'a Gaes ID Frseand Riddle John
VIM. c: Page, Arthur G. Davis, Frank c. Fiske, War
rem s. Davis, ]. wayand Kimbail, Louis t. Foster,
HtcheoeI S sshtRsa BecEwh ProS
ddence; H. o. Sturgis, Providence; Thos Dnnnel,
Providence; James II. Hooper; Geo b. Topiif clar-
M.Kimbaii. Joshua cleaves S. R. Niles, j. Murray
Brown, Henry Stackpole, John G; Jones, J. H. Blake
Henry f. RAYMOND j. B. Moody, Adams X. Tolman
LYMAN L. Harding, John w. cummings, Fred. S.
Davis Geo A. Alden, John Shepard, Thomas G.
Stearns charles A. Page, Frank b. Daniels, Benz.
r. Guild. VIM. r. Floyd, Rich'd Goodman Jr., Len
OF, j. W. wolcott, yr., Geo B; Farnsworth, Harry
r rewG n. d. chas. J. Williams, James A. Tower,
Reuel Williams, Horatio Davis, Gilman Prichard,
Edward Hastings, Lowell.
Promenade concert from 0 to Il.
Dancing to commence at 10.
Doors open at 81.
Tickets now ready at coliseum, Music Hall, Hotels,
Music Stores, and in hands of Marshas.
Price, Five Dollars for a Gentle
man and Lady.
And Three Dollars for each Additional
Lady.
Per order of the Director-in chief
je21-6 HENRY G. PARKER, Secretary.