The morning call., 1894-11-12
PARK AND OCEAN.
Thousands Enjoy Sum
shine and Breeze.
Two Accidents Cause Considerable
Excitement, but Happily Re-
suit in but Little Damage.

Thousands thronged the park aud ocean
beach yesterday afternoon. The warm
sun and prevailing oppressiveness of the
city had the effect of inducing or impel-
ling every one not otherwise engaged to
quit the oYercrowded streets and seek
comfort in the breathing spot of the
metropolis or on the shores of the Pacific
From early morning until late in the even
ing the various Sireet-car lines were
thronged with pleasure-seekers, and by
noon almost every available seat in the
vicinity of the baDd-stand al the park was
occupied. The attractions were numerous
and the weather in itself was sufficient TO
attract thousands. The principal points
of interest in the park were so thoroughly
crowded that the counter attractions in ,he
immediate vicinity naturally reaped large
share of the benefit.
In addition TO the usual concert by the
Park band there was a musical treat in
the form Of a concert by Cassasa's Cali
foruia Concert band at Sutrn's pavilion,
adjoining his residence on the heights.
There was an immense concouTse of
people present and the musical programme
presented by the talented leader and his
company OF musicians was indeed treat
10 those who were fortunate enough to OBJ
tain admission. The magnificent concert
hall was filed 10 overlooking as early rs /
O'Clock and when at o'clock Professor
Cassasa welded his baton for the OPEN
ing overture, Macbeth" by HattoB, there
was not an available inch of space in The
hail.
The effect of the reduction Of street car
fare from the city 10 this most popular
spot, it is expected, will soon be apparent,
and Mr.. Sutro expressed himself as anxious
for the day when the public at large would
reap the benefit to be derived from the
increased travel induced by the superior
attraction offered Following IS the con-
cert programme rendered by CasSasa's
band:
Grand overture. Macbeth" new ......... Hatton
f. X. Tobin. the California trombone soloists
Grand selections "Faust' ................ g ounod
Introducing the gems OF this fayorite opera
(d) Intermezzo, "Cavalleria Rusticana" .Mascagni
81 Sextet, "Chi nu frena ............. Donizetti
Walt. ''6useno Seductor'' new Rosas
hh4psodle Hongrotse No. 2...............,...Ls List
Scene for trombone and cornet Verdi
MesSrs. TObin ana Dontgal.
Srahd mosaic, 'Lohenrrin" .............R. Wagner
Descriptive piece "san Francisco Races. III
Solo for cornet "iniiammata; Rossni
VIII r. Bates.
Grand selection, shamrock. Rose and This
TIC BaetenS
In tue park the concert of course was
the principal attraction during the after
noon. although two slight accidents had
the effect Of creating considera BILE excite
menf, and attracting thousands for short
space OF time. About half-past o'clock
double team, containing Frank ID. With
lngton and his wife, collided with a car
rage containing party of ladies and
gentlemen, with the result that the buggy
was thrown violently against an embank-
ment Oh the north side of the music
stand. The occupants were badly shaken
mp. and Mrs. Wilmington. who resides on
Bush street. near Fillmore, was conveyed
to Castle Play, in the children's quarters.
in faiDtiDg condition. DR.. Gallwev was
in the vicinity at the time and soon re-
yived the injured lady. 1t was found that
she was slightly bruised about the shout
ders, but after a short time she recovered
sufficiently TO re-ener the buggy and de-
part for home.
The bicycIists were out in force, and one
wearing the Olympic Club insignia on his
ca managed TO become entangled in per-
feet labyrinth Of four-wheeled vehi cles.
His dismounting from the silent steed was
more hasty than graceful. and resulted in
the drawing of blood from one IF his
cheeks A large crowd was attracted by
the incident, but the cyclist, after the ap-
plication of several strips of court-plaster,
proceeded on his journey toward the ocean.
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