The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-24
TONIGHT'S CONCERT.
OPEN Ar MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
MEST FOR THE CITIZENS.
FIRST Regiment Band VIII Play In
Front OF the P.-I. ONCE From
1880 Until 10 y. NJ.

Saturday Is an occasion when people
generally take night or. In all the large
cities that Is the time when the business
streets are throngeG either by promenad-
ers. sight-seers or those desiring TO DO a
little shopping before Sunday. The great
er part OF our retail stores are open on
Saturday evening and, while the scene sf-
ter dark in Seattle Is hardly as lively as
on the sidewalks OF New York" there
ought to be a pretty general outpouring
Of people while these warm summer even
ings are with us.
In order that the evening down town"
NAV be enlivened somewhat and slight
variety Of entertainment furnished for the
changing scene. the Post-Inteiligencer has.
as already announced, engaged the First
Regiment band for an open air concert to-
night. which viii last from $50 till is 2.
IN. Tho hand will march from the Arm
DRY 70 the Post-Inteiligencer Office and
there during the evening offer shoppers.
strollers, visitors and citizens generally a
musical programme up 10 the usual stand
ard Of excellence furnished by Leader
Wagne-
The merchants OF Seattle have in the
past made displays In their show windows
such as would do credit 10 some of the
great retail thorOughfares OF the large
Eastern cities. These displays are sights
in themselves and. with returning activ-
ity in the retail trade. ii is likely they will
In attractlveness equal IL net excel any of
the exhibitions made In the past: If the
people get in the habit Of turning out Sat
urday evenings there Will be no doubt of
II. At any rate those who love music will
not come down town in vain. and as IL has
repeatedly been shown that there are in
Seattle good many who always feel so
happy when the band begins TO play 1t
is not unlikely that the business streets
this evening may present good deal OF
Htasnfs- rF4 . fr..g =.
lowing is the programme for the evenings
concert:
March-"The st-Intelligencer''.
Asher
Dame Mejicana-" Bewitchlng Eyes.
Robert Bruce, Grand Selection on
Scotch Melodies" ......... Ronnis 1eau
Maltz-"Haunting Eyes. Thee. Tobani
Intermission.
remembrance OF the Midway 49,. Moses
caprice. lie Reveil du Lion" -. Kontski
American fantasia-"Gems of stephen
Medley-"Ten Minutes with the Min
strels'' ........... Rovron
Gallop de Concert-"Infernai" .KeIer-Bela
The administrator Of the estate of Sarah
II. 1esler, deceased. calls attention TO his
sale OF most desirable residence property
on Yesler avenue. Rainier street Willow
street ana Lewis street. The Yesier ave-
nue. lots are upon the Yesler avenue cable
line. The Madrona Park cars run through
the Willow street lots. The Rainier street
lots overlook Lake Washington. The lots
average 100 feet in width and 100 TO 100
feet In depth. The sale is at auction, as
follows Twenty-Five per cent. cash.
Yesler avenue lots and Lewis street lots
at the corner of TayIor street and Yesler
avenue. on Wednesday. August 81 at II
a. m. Take Yesler avenue or Rainier
Heights car.
Rainier street lots a corner Rainier and
Sophia street, on Wednesday. August *,
at II a. m. Take Yesler avenue car.
Willow street lots at corner McClaire
and Willow streets. on THURSDAY August
-. at IL a. m. Take any Walla Walla car.
An excellent opportunity is hereby af-
forded 10 obtain choice home site very
cheap. J. d. LOWMAN,
Administrator.