, 1873-06-06

not ns m tho Ga ersy Ind %a
ta o aora Should I'D to " ans sy oso ore
oyon MI. Gilmore Ina becoe rnihor tired Of tho n,ao
which hammered anu th1ndorod Ills |,beos oil ovor
Ind artillery bella md therefore tere waa Just
much loea Of oise. About O'clock tho frat linf Of
awy ia y o te " o ds
a1 sna 1no ,nso aat s to who tho - g
curious, aud tho M vol,ors @ of becr, and lo,nonu, and
popcorn hung loud roc,ns In praise Of thor whrea.
THE EVENING CONCERT.
building bat a compaiasivc1y siott tno when tlo
crowd for tho evening COMFORT begun to pour In. IN
ie t. ii IL ssss;.&111s 1 sssnFsa ss 1s o
pic wore IN the biltllna at ono time. Exeol At tho
scenes Of tho afternoon wero ropeate aud intons
az uasSs aaywe9e bo yenty os e 'e %s.s 70
stand, turned about and wont homo. Many
in Tint condition long slmo boforo thoy could DO got
out. While Tue crowd was IN enger one. Tho utmost
good na!uro prevailed and Tests aud @ numerous 3 orit,
noise Of tho crowd rendered It wollnsgh impossible to
ascertain what was going On. Meanwhile, thoso WHO
could not hear tho music md could not bear tho
o ho sns inc ] se
tho moro positively thirty on0s found olr wny to tho
adjaceut hocr saloons which hnd sprung up 1ik0 ns-
ROOMS all around. Some reckless specimens, reGarl-
lees Of tho torriblo accident Of tho morning, climbed
the aldo columns to Tho roof ruascs and rereGed above
tho heads Of tho acncoand had comfortable Beats, a.
though tho sight was uncomfortable TO tinld pcoplo
below.
AZ at tho matinee thcro was considerable delay aud
II was fully half-past before N1r. Gilmore
rivod at his post, MI oycnt which grootcd with
hearty eheora by tho crowd. Tho programme for tho
evening was as folowH:
ca.,I,,u. l.. tT,au y.-i...1..t.u 1t,....
2. Gloria from "Twefsh Mass Mozart
3. Solo for oorso Ss'' Ss @9sass'?' noss,n,
r.r so.s M 4SsS HaGsMs sn e. s Tases. oaes,o.n
8. salcctions from Operas. Ioasini
Introl4ci'g SOLO fr torntf, Clarinet, anh Ephonou,
o. Soinjsh oors to R io ssaa aa % anae,
Chorus and Orchestra,
=, Overture to " ranphspseTS =. ...wngnor
fsr Ssa pfaao ss Solo, t&er; o;si:;tra. ill.,. oxs s
., Solo for 1assoon Air md Variations. .p.sauiut
10. Chorus. "The 1ieavons sre TELLING Haydn
49, Fanfare atlltars osssftls" "Mitl, naph Ar,an
afessrs. IT. Arbnckfc, g. A. Patz a'd e. J. Roe.
T choTus orehestra aad Miiitarv iaad.
Three four Of the numbers woro ropctltons from
g a o Dss Of Th
or, merit only on tho surface, tho Increased
tli!Tcultics Of Of tho numbors placed them be-
yond the possibility Of being done thoy should,
that on the WHOLE tho evening performance was not
1 o o @ 81 to th9 sr TS
needs greas dramatic powor and the nlcest Of expres
son to Givo 1t is proper cee md these It did not
nss''aa IT. s TSss Sas "sss y
@ 5a tho o ,ss Itself sas s ss
ryug 1t through without my furtlor serious hieles
Mr.. Arbucko followed tho 'nass chorus, and vas
heurtly greeted when ho appeared. As ono Of the
really cxrcllo,t musical features Of tho occaslon ho
deserved It. na number was tho "1nfammatus," from
isny given but with ali respect Tor sr. Xrbucko'a
ability al ts0o ae n,usies1 n aueh f:l M cMhoppng-np Of
s as aesonmniant M ieft OUT ' nn u Se De
taking tic syoico parts. Is sad n,u-
a.ion ,t eyen 81 ,n,a, ,{cnIEss fomEoser with IL
and ls arc constantly tsken, strls uo nu1n6qr of
4ss Of IL s Ai ha aswsyss S N
qulso part aong, Farewell to tho Forest. given
Without aceonpsniment and although, with 70 sI,yh
pnints Of ozpsessio md 70 perform itwh tho aIso.
1usly antontso expression which it requires, nl Tho
sar e sSah s2Sh a y ofna rs
bellin was played BY ai1nofos m own han introducing M
y ISs aS w:p TG on nl
considerable spirit under AR. nuttcrlold's baton
Tho second part opened With tho " TaAutallRer over
ture which simply chaotic tho nonaeut the yloina
took tho chromntic pasHngca, without perfectly pre-
cise an crisp performance Of which tho fails
Hat Tho music OF tho future evdontly fur be-
you'd tho temporary character and present Of tho
1nhlloc Il phoud hayc been dropped from thu pro
GrasnMe altogether. 1t Is loo grand MI overture 10 bo
1ns,tiiatGi iii such Q mannerr antl 1t IL not d
| ricce Of music for crowd eager ouy for tho
l. Bar 8lmngled and the anyB. The next number
| MIR. 0Nens' "Ays Murla," which was lel by Mr.
OEenA h!uBcf Mrs. hltt}uiro sustaining tie solo III
very handsome style We ahunl1 luye stated alao. in
It's proper conuection that Mra. Mcclure also took tho
solo in the "star spanglod Banner" Which nded
To the rst part OF the programme, aud croatea very
decided Impression III her favor, as aho had done IN
| tho afternoon. Tho noxt number wns solo for
baasoon, which might havo IA well have boon
| II wus inn,diblo in tho noiso Of tho
crowd The next three numbers woro "Tllo Heavens
Telling" <ropetton) the Naser" overture, md q
| military fanfare by Arbuck1e. Patz, aud Roc. Tho
programme closed With tho Anvil CiloruB which was
the afternoon performance again, but alas, with
out tho aud thu electricity, Md oor proper
tics which gyrsoiB always when hcy sing 1t ther
anyils, ltx glory gono 1t WIS lougcr Mt. Gil
| moro's Anvil Chorus As no himself ~ dlsguBtcl
With tho b,,gness md horrfed at finding II on
tho programme when ho arrived here suggest that
ut tho next festival tho u.vs 10 droppol at tho next
tho orchestra, a1 finally tho yoceD, mud thus wind up
| the wholo blacksmith enterprise.