The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-23
GILMORE'S GARDEN.
THE BEAUTIFUL SUMMER NIGET RESORT WHICH
REoPENs TONIGHT

THE BEAUTIFUL SUMMER NIGET RESORT WHICH
REoPESs TONIGHT.
Gilmore's Garden Will DO reopened tor the summer
pleasure OF the people OF New York tomorrow night,
and II is needless 10 that the occasion will be
rounded with all the attractions that have made tho
place famous in the past For several days exraordi
nary preparations have progress. aud visitors
are likely 10 be astonlshed the wonderful trans
formation that has been made What with
had become somewhat commoner 10 the
majority of People who attend amusemen,s,
but they will hereafter confess that ils palmi-
est days tho well known spot presented such IN
area Of beauty being arranged. From centre
TO circumference there Is a mazo OF sorpcntne walks.
neatly gravcllcd, and laid out with artistic effect,
which wind around beds OF green, whercon rest rare
exotcs. palms plants and vases OF flowers Statuary,
peau'ui BIRD cottages running vines iountansthese
and hundred other things hat would require cata
iogue to describe d. TAIL combined with the display
ofbuntng, the shields Of the different States the les
ICONS OF naes and streaners the great arches or vaT
colored light and the green empowered srbors.
make the garden almost fairy-lke in is as.
socintions, and Will, doubtless, draw thous-
ands OF sightseors and music lovers from
their sutry homes during the approaching summer
evenings to enjoy the pleasure that has been prepared
SPECIAL novelty VI the season is the nrod uction OF
sixty registers through which 900 feet OF cool air
per minute be forced into Tho building at various
points Several hundred sofas ana scttecs have also
been supplied, SO that tired oupgcrs lovers who de-
sire feea.tde may not want tor rest " the musical
portion oil Tho ENTERTAINMENT u Is said that VIII be
superior 10 anything OF tho kind yet heard in New
York. the great orchestra OF one hundred pieces having
been in rehearsal for several weeks under the leader
ship OF Mr. L. ). Gilmore Many novelties arc 10 be
presented, many solo artists VIII perform. and alto
gether night at Gllmvrc's Garden will DO made
pleasure AID memory.
The following is the programme OF this evening
PART
Overture, Leonora No. 81 Beethoven. For the Hrst
time BY my military band.
=. NoctnrEc, Monastery Bells, Wcly.
.. Selection from the .iluguenots." Mryerbeer
- Cornet solo, 'FAntasia Original" Hartmann, by Mr.
NJ Arbuckic.
D. Los Preudes,n symphonic poem. List. The
ranger NJ Oescle member OF the band II IL the first
H. Cayatina from "rancsedi,n "Di tanti palpt" Rus-
sni. Sighorua Elisa Gainabe /.
Grand concert air with variations Tor all the instr
mcnts Rverc introduces quartet of flutes In unison
quartet OIL cainets quartet OF cornet quartet OF barone
quartet OF French horns, quartet obues
soons saxophones Mr. I'd ccbcl double quartet Of
uombones and tubas, with finale for ,nli band
- Descriptive song Man tho Leboat," RUSSELL by Mr..
William Hamilton.
The third part OF the concert will embrace bright and
popular music including march, gaiop waltz grand
medley introducing the airs OF all nations including The
Through Tasa's Halls watch On tho Rhine God save
the Qaeenn and The star spangied Banner.'
On tho 29th 30th and 3ls OF May the garden will be
occupied by the horticultural Society which III then
exhibit Its fruits and flowers.