The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-04

Where Harmony Can Be Enjoyed Amid
the summers Glory.


II there are any two things OF which
the citizens OF Seattle are inordInateiy
proud. Il is the beautiful LsSchi park
and the First Regiment band. The para
Is daily visited by q countless throrg,
and on the days when the band played
there. Sundays ami Wednesdays. thou
sands attended Few people can resist the
temptation 70 take a I'VE mile ride for
scent fare. when AZ the end OF IL they
viii ind their favorite recreations.
So successful have been the concerts
and SO unanimous the demand for music
every night that Manager Haas has con-
cludst 10 have the First Regiment band
play every evening They VIII play as
usual this afternoon, when the following
superb programme viii be given IN the
finished manner by which the band has
gained its unchsllergeG reputation:
]. March-"Hunzarian" Hartmann
:. overture-"Der keonig Won lvetot"
...-..-.....-..----...-'- Aearn
8. Ethiopia" Reeves
4. cornet solo-"Equa Tone" .L4berad
T. II. Wagner.
5. Selection Lucia ............ Donizetd
s. Descripiive-"A Hunt in the Black
Forest" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Noelksr
Synopsis: Daybreak-B Birds commence
ssnging-Rooster crows-Huntsmen' call
10 arise-Chimss in the distance-Hunts-
mems horns in the distance, TO assemble
ard dismount as they arrive at the for
est blacksmith shop-The smith 1T work
Call to assemble-They assemble,
drink and sing the Champagne song
Corks pop and glasses jingle-They
mount and start-The houn1s scent
game-They give chase-Huntsmen
sight the game and commence shoot
ing-In at the death, ''Hurrah" Home
ward bound.
Intermission OF fifteen minutes.
PARE II.
:. Albion" fantasia on Scotch, En-
TiIsh and Irish airs........... .Baetens
s Waltz-"La Blue Belle" .Waldteufel
3. Caprice-"Awakening OF the Lion
...-...-- ..-..t...-..--...-.-.- III hontskl
10 Recitative and aria-"Bohemian Girl"
for clarinet and baritone. ........ Bale
A. c. Mcleod. clarinet; g. I. Carder.
baritone.
Il. selection-"F1ying Dutchman"
:. nm. ,.,,.,.s.:'.' wagner
oA .". Theo. Tobani
In the evening from 80 TO 10 the fol-
lowing programme will be given:
l. March-"NIbeiungen" Wagner
,. overture-"La Dame Blanche"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Boildieu
3. Descriptiye-'Sitting Bulls Dream"
s-.'.'- -. ..---+......'''s" iiiaihs
synopsis-war song; dance: captives'
song: scalp dance.
4. Trombone soIo-'The Palms. .....
neutrality-suspicious.. Faure
h. T.. Wade.
9. Selection from 1.-THE Daughter OF the
Air .....:. ...-...E. Bach
s. Russian Dance ........-..........-.Glin ka
!. Waitz-"Musikanten Lieder". Kiesler
8. Selection from Robert II Diavolo''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Neyerbeer
9. Idyll-'The Mil in the Forest" (by
reQueSt. ....- ENenbeFg
(aD The brook. (b) The mill.
10. Serenade--"I Would That My Love-
.....-.............-........ Mendelssohn
II. Potpourri-"The Humors of Donny-
brook .--.---.,..-.-.--s cttl
Leschi park is just now in the height
OF its summer glory. a maze OF the most
bewiidering color and bloom; flowers from
the rarest orchids TO the favorites of our
grandmothers gardens. In the lakes
and ponds dainty gold fish and stately
swans swim around the beautiful
pond lilies: the elk and deer. the wild
animals, the diverting monkeys. sea
lions and seals are fun OF interest TO the
visitors. The swings. rustic chairs and
rural hooks are all appreciated. many
families going there for picnics. In the
pavilion there is always something go
ing on 10 amuse one Seats have been
provided for over 5000. Anything more
delightful than a seat in the midst OF the
beauties Of the park, listening 10 a mag
nifccnt band and looking everywhere up
on a maze OF fairy-lixe Chinese and Jap
anese lanterns twinkling in the green
trees arbors. etc, with the beautiful lake
at ones feet. cannot well be Imagined.