The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-08

played wonderfully his command over the
muscles Of his wrists and hands, Mrs.
Whitney in selection from gFayoritan
displays the richest, sweetest and
most resonant voice that we remember Of
hearing anywhere. We felt our heart
bound when We noticed that the earl
King was to be sung. Beside having a
remarkably pleasant voice, Mrs. Whita-
ker Is modest, unassuming and lady-like
on the platform,
THE REST.
"The Parting Kiss,n a quartettc, made
quite q commOtion in the gallery. The
Violin, Piano and Organ Solo was better
than things Of the kind generally are,
Miss Anna Logan plays the piano with
the touch OF mistress. Mr.. SchoCkey
plays the violin with calm, confident
mir and n mastery bow.
THEIR APPEARANCE oNTHE PLATFORM,
The gentlemen, Of course, were dressed
in plain black evening suits. We were
disappointed in seeing but one lady APP
pear in regular concert costume. The
remainder were habilimented simply Us
for a party. The long walk that they
anticipated, though, from the boat to the
Hall, no doubt governed them-and
very wisely, in this matter. The ladies,
as rule, showed their good sense by
dearth Of the Bloom Of Youth. There
was only one "whited" sepulchre on the
platform.
THE INSTITUTES HISTORY,
We are unable to give dates. But this
much we knOw-that some time ago the
Wiesel Musical Institute was organized
by o, Z. Dewey, Esq. The object Of this
gentleman and his coadjutors was 10 raise
the standard Of amatIro singing. Tho
indeiatigible energy Of the leaders, and,
practice OF the members, have given
Wheeling an almost ItalianreputatiOn, to
which, after our audience OF last evening,
we gladly bow. Not only this-but her
influence Is felt In "all the regions round
about" Following in her wake, NJ we
understand it, Steubenville has q very
creditable philharmonic" We cali
upon the surrounding cities and towns
while We give Mr.. Dewey all Credit-to
"go and do likewise"
TIN RETURN OF THE ANDES.
Just rs the town clock was humping
eleven oil into eternity, the ro-embarka-
ton completed, the "Andes" lOOsened her
cables, driited out into the current and
commenced her return trip. Though In
editorial conClave, the trio Of tho Gaseite
determined by reclamation, to Join the
homeward.bOnnd purity, only one Of the
number was punctual.
lie had q Every enjoyable season." OF
course he had u very good time with
Long, johnson and Frew Of the Register,
Standard and INTELLIGENCER, The as-
ISOLATION ofa newspaper man with news
paper men Is always pleasant-particu-
larly with those Of the nUighboring press.
The yotaries OF TerpsicOro tripped tho
slight fantastic toe" The verdant or the
too awkward looked Oh GnViOusly The
scdate sat In groups, and talked quietly,
And-well no party was ever 80 sorry,
when, at One.and-a-half o'clock, the cere'
mony Of tying up" commenced at the
Wheeling wharf. Indeed quite number
refused to 90 ashore. They danced in
the morning. The more neighborly cit.
les may he, tho better they understand
each other and the more pleasant are
their relations. As Wheeling has paid
us 80 pleasant and profitable visit, we
will hold up our hand any time to return
It. allow pleasant II is for cities to dwell
together In unity.