The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-14
OLD GLORY TOLEAD
Fit Beginning of the p.-I. Con-
cert This Evening.
IT WILL BE FULL OF MELODY,
The First Regiment Band to Give the
People Rare Treat-The P.-I.
March Selling Fast.

"Old Glory" holds the leading position
or tia programme for the last Of the
Pasf-IrtelIigencer concerts. 70 ba given
this evening. and the march will lead CD
10 numbers such as induced CARLYLE 10
define music as the voices OF the angels
Every adn1lrsr OF the First REGIME band
IL hoping for favorable weather, and
great preparations are being made 10 at
tend the last and the best OF the opsn-atr
fetes.
Among the numbers 70 be rendered is
"a Hunt In the Black Forest" an extend
ed composition OF artistic musical descrip-
ton. colored by the rising sun. and notes
calling up the birds, the huntsmen. and
all the hurry and excitement Of a days
hearty sport II Troyatora" will fur
n.sh a splendid opportunity for RandmaS-
ter Wagner and Sfr. CarGer. who are
Joined IN a cornet and baritone duet. and
who will interpret Verbs brilliant music
as il should Re given. There ara two fan
fasias. one Il hurlesqge. The Arkansaw
Traveller" and the other '~The Cats Rem
devious" and there Is a lively overture
entitled '"rhe HumorS % D0nuvhrook."
containing notes that are fairly ztsstening
with the mother wit OF the Emerald isle
There IS also an overture. la GAIA
T.adra." by Rossini. and the Movement
de Ballet" by There. a selection that viii
set the feet TO goirg is the dance "Di-
nah, VIII You Come Along With Me-
Stiu another that verges on the burlesque
and shows the capabilities OF a clever
band, is ''Remeanhrances< of the Midway."
arranged by Mr.. Carder. The programme.
as submitted by Mr.. Wagner. IS as fol-
lows:
March-"Oid Glory" Masten
Overture-''La Gazza Iadra" ...... Rossini
Descr1ptivee-"A Hunt in the Black
synopeis-Daybreak: birds commences
singing: rooster crows; huntsmens
call to arise; chimes in the distance:
huntsmen's horns in the distance, 10
assemble they mount and starr; call
10 halt and dismount as they arrive ar
the forest blacksmith's shop. the smith
a. work: call to assemble. they assem-
BILE. drink and sing the champagne
Song; corks pop and glasses iirgle:
they mount and start; the hounds
scent game; they give chase; hunts
men sight the game and commence
shooting: in ar the death, "Hurran';
hOmeward bound.
Movement de bal1et-"La Gitano"- There
Fantasia Burlesque-"The Arkansaw
Miserere|.'u Trovatore" duet for
baritone and corneD .........-.. Verdi
T. II. Wagner. cornet: G. t. Carder.
"Remembrances of the Midway.
......................A Arranged by Carder
Synopsis-Turks on grand parade; con-
cert by the observation-disclosures Chi
nese theater orchestra: return OF the
Turks; pigeon wing dance nv Creole
gent, big fat Nance introduces the
hula hula dance to the colored -Four
Hundred.
Irish overture-"The Humors of Dom
nybr0ok' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Volt
Dance-'Dinah, VIII You Come Along
With Me -..--.-----.. .CdSey
Fantasia-"The Cats Rendezvous"
+-...-..-......'...--.--- feffaZAl
Copies of the Observation-Disclosures
March" are being rapidly distributed
throughout the state. and Asher's COM
position will soon be heard from the mel
odious strings of thousand pianos. The
march is furnished for 10 cents, provided
d coupon is presented at the business Of
flee. and without the coupon the price is
10 cents. Many of the enclosures already
received have been of stamps. Purchasers
should remember TO send coin. Ten cents
in money and a coupon is all that is need
ed to secure a handsome copy of the live
Is, inspiriting march.
Watch for the clouds to roll by today.
and then let all come to the musical
feast before the Observation-Disclosures office
in the evening. There is room for every
body. and everybody is welcome. The
concert will begin a 7.30 o'clock, unless
the weather inteferes.