New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
THE BOSTON JUBILEE.
THE MUSIC YEsTERDAY-THE FOREIGN BANDS
STILL THE ATTRACT1ON-THE BALL GREAT
SUCCESS.
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THE MUSIC YEsTERDAY-THE FOREIGN BANDS
STILL THE ATTRACTION-THE BALL GREAT
SUCCESS.
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BosToN, June 26.-The Jubilee resumed its
familiar aspect to-day Many Of the chorus seats were
EMMY and the audience did not exceed 5000 10000
people The weather was unfayorabe to be sure, but
not more so than II was yesterday. The programme was
very popular one including Madame Leutner, strauss
the European bands, and the Emperors Quar-
tet from Berlin Madame Leutner was, OF
course encored, and sang " Home, Sweet Home" in
manner which drew forth wild applause. Strauss was
popular as ever and responded TO encore with his
accustomed alacrty. The European bands were re-
ceved enthusiastically usual and rendered our ma
ona airs when encored the French band still Leading
in popularity The Emperor's Quartet from Berlm
made rather better impression than before, and gave
the star spangled Banner in manner highly pleasing
to the audience The Anvil Chorus was again intro
duoed by request and the whole programme was com
Melted before o'clock that the Coliseum might be ar
ranged and properly decorated for the grand ball this
evening
The grand international ball at the Coliseum Is an
immense success as regards the attendance the decoa
tons and the music But for comfort that is some
thing that has thus far been sought by everybody anu
found by only few At the close of the concert TINS
afternoon the seats were Immediately removed and the
buildnq surrendered 70 the floral decorators
who in the very short time at ther dsposai
connIeted the very beautiful ornamentatlon
mat has been in progress yesterday forenoon.
The doors were opened o'clock, and soon after
that hour people commenced pouring in from all quar-
ters The streets in the vicinity were thronged Win
persons 10 get view Of the elegant dresses and listen
IN the music The carriages followed each other rap
idv and by lOJ O'Clock nearly all the available room III
the balconies and the front portion Of the chorus seats
were filed with spectators while the floor was packed
with those who chose TO promenade
But IL was pleasure dearly bought,
and to the ruin Of many elegant dresses The
ball was opened with promenade concert by an orches-
ira composed of about 500 Shortly after 10 O'Clock Col
VIM v Hutchings the leader in chief and marshal,
entered the ballroom accompanied by Strauss and soon
afterward an attempt made TO dance quadrile'
This was succeeded by a waltz, under the
direction OF Strauss. Many INDUCED and
many gathered near the great composers stand
to witness his movements and listen to the music.
The music by the orchestra was superb. and was in
terspersed with choice selections by the German, In
gsh, and French bands. There were many dis
tngished personages present and liberal representa-
ton of the army and navy and of the militia organza-
tions Of Boston and vicinity. The guests were con-
of the orchestra Among these were President
Grant Postma steTGen CresweD Secretaries Boutwell,
and Robson, Count ATnO the Austrian Minister, and
other members Of the diplomatic corps Major-Gen
Grand Army the Republic and hosts OF generals and
other officers in the late war. AT midnight but few per-
had retired although 1t was impossible 10 dance
with any Of comfort TO this hour The music
BAN has greatly exceeded the expectations Of the Ex
Committee.