The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-18
Pittsburgh Orchestra Tonight and
& Ncvin Last Night
IWo.EYENTS or HIGH DECREE
1SAueuRATISd a WEEK FULL OF
BRILLIANT MUSIC ATTRAc-
TONS : INDICATIONS FOR A
LARGE AUDIENCE AT THE
GRAND FOR To.NIGHT's CON.
cERT-THE NEvIS RECITAL
LAST EVENING ENJOYED BY a
BRILLIANT AUDIENCE.

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The clash OF cymbals.th the deep 3roa. o..
kettle drums, the recdr plalnt OF oboe
and clarlonets, the blare OF cornets.
tromboncs and tubas, the deep, reson-
apt tones OF double-basses, the mellow
notes OF French horns, and the SYM
pathetic, pulsatlng swing OF vlollns, vlo-
las and 'cellos will hold full swaya the
Grand Opera House this evening on the
occasion of the second visit OF the
Pittsburgh orchestra to Wheeling. That
/ Mr.. Frederic Archer and his excellent
company OF musicians will be greeted
by q very large audience is assured by
the fine advance sale Of seats at Bau-
mer's.a
The coming. Of the orchestra Is In no
sense a speculative. or money-malsing
affair. II is intended 70 build up n sem
timent here favorable TO orchestral mu-
sic OF the better class, and the enter
prise thoroughly deserves the. sup
port OF every lover OF music In our
city. This concert Is the most Import
ant musical event OF the year. being the
only appearance OF great symphony
orchestra here, and citizens should
show their appreciation of the efforts
OF a few dislnterested fellow-citlzens IN
incurring the heavy guarantee neces-
sarg to bring this iirst-class attraction
by filling the house 10 Its utmost capac-
ity.
To avoid any possibility OF monot-
ony In the entertainment, three soloists
will assist the orchestra, among them
being the great concert faVorite, Mrs.
Flora Williams. who Is well known TO
Wheeling audiences for her ability 20
hold her own on any stage. Nine.
6Wunderle. the harplst, is a power with
Pittsburgh audiences, and harp solo.
with orchestral accompaniment. will be
pleasing novelty. Mr. Friedrich Vocl-
ker Is vlollnist Of the FIRST rank, which
is proved by the fact that he held the
onerous position of concertmaster at the
famous Stadt. Theatre In Hamburg,
from which such director as Gericke,
OF the Boston Symphony Orchestra,
came to America.
The Grand will be decorated for the
occasion. which will assume the nature
OF gala affair. a list OF the promoters
OF the enterprise. which includes the
names OF some of the most prominent
and reliable townsmen. is as follows:
Mr.. J. y. Vance. jr.. Mr.. Julian C.
Mr.. o. c. Dewey, Hcarnc,
Mr.. \. c. Hubbard. Mr.. A. C. Whitaker.
4 Mr.. W. T. Hubbard. Mr.. ]. Z. TaussiS,
Mr.. ]. Fl. Mcdonald, Mr.. E. b, FranZ-
s Gen. A. Fl. Beach, helm,
Mr.. Lewis II. Gle Mr.. II. F. Giesey,
ment. Col. Morris Hork-
Mr.. F. ". Banner. heImer,
DR.. Geo. E. Mccoy, Mr. II. c, Brenne-
Mr.. Aug. Pollock. man,
Mr.. II. NJ. Schockey, DR.. ]. l.. Dickcy,
5 DR.. ]. II. Mcclure. Mr.. F. il. Crockard.
Mr.. A.. G. Hubbard, Mr.. Paris II! Myers.
Mrs Geo. B. ,Cald- Mr.. r. C. O'Neill,
well. Mr.. Jas. P. Adams,
Dr. c. u. Frlssel, Mr.. Jos. II. Baer,
Mrs. C.: G. Holloway, Mr.. Wheeler II.
Mr.. ]. w. Milligan, Bachman,
Mr.. W. A. Milligan, Mr.. W. P, Wilson.
DR.. F. lie Moyne Mrs. Howard
Hupn. Thompson.
Mrs. Flora Williams, Mr.. S. S. Bloch,
. Dr.. c. y. Wingcrter. Mr.. Jos. L. Rhees.