The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-16


The Ballots Cast Yesterday.
BaIloting for songs was spirited yester-
day. and many suggestions we're received
by the musical editor. The favorite was
urquestsonabsy "Oh, Promise Me-" made
famous by Jessie Bartlett Davis Among
the letters received were the following:
We would like 10 hear any one OF the
following Selections from n Trova-
tore" Anvil Chorus FBouiarxer
March," Dormes; Little Lost Child
waltz. "Do-Do Medley" xyiophone solo.
MRS. B. A. C.
Mr.. 3. A c,
L. V. O.
l. MAE c.
Either the overture or selection
from the following standard operas.
whichever Prof Wagner has convenient.
choice Ia the order named: /. .L'Afri-
came" ?. "LGcretia Borgia:" D. la Son
nambula;" 4. Lucia di Lammer n.oor1 5.
Macbeth" Would like to have which,
ever Mr.. Wagner chooses put on the sec
ond part, as | may not get TO the concert
in time TO hear the first part.
j. NJ HAYS.
/ would Ike 70 have the First Regiment
band play Meyerbeerss '.TorchIight
March" or Coronation March" also
Strauss waltzes. Beautiful Blue Danube
and Wine. Women and Song next Sat-
urday night. C. B.. II.
would Ike to hear the band play Fair
Harvard" Saturday night. J. s. A
Ny choice is The Idol OF Ny Heart"
by Richard Stahl. NJ. A. A.
I would like TO hear Paradise Alley"
and Waves OF the Danube waltz
W. y. A.
Please play ''oh. Promise Ne" next Sat-
urday evening. r. j. NJ.
Kindly play "Oh Promise Me- next
Saturday evening. and ohlige large num-
Der Of rnusic-loviag citizens. Il. Il. G..
Please render overture William Tell"
G.. B.
One vote for overture from William
Tell B. b. D.
.'on Venice Waters" J. S. W.
Mendelssohn's Spring Song" E. D.
Paradise Alley"
oTHELIA RAMSAY.
YELI.A RAMSAY.
ROSIE. HENRY
DAISY HENRY.
Aud Lang Syne."
SADIE HERALD.
'.Mignon" gavotts. L. c. HEARD.
VIII you please play "Ah. Have Sighed
20 Rest Me" and .Schubert's Serenade" at
next concert E. X.
Be sure and render the American Pa
troll THE GANG.
Permit me TO suggest for your Saturday
concert: Overture. Der Freischutz;" Sc
lectfons from "Cavslieria Rustieana."
Daughter of the Regiment" Spring S
Awakening" e. Bach: Melody IN F. Ru-
binstein: Funeral March OF Marionetse."
Gounod: .sMinuet" from w A. Mozart
Dream Of Love" F. Paolo Tosti: Sweet
est Story Ever Told" Stoitz.
Suggestions for ost-rnteliigencer Sat
urday evening concert: Won't You Come
10 My Tea Party" The Darkie's Dream. .
soldiers Chorus" from Faust" selec-
tons from "Erninie'' and 1.-THE Merry
Monarch" Poor Jonathan" High
School Cadets" Little Alabama Coon,
medley of college songs. \. S.
Ny musical choice for the coming Satur-
day nights concert is Scenes That Are
Brightest" WIN you kindly render the
same. ~ < i.
7 have three selections which ! would
ike heard played at one OF your ever
ponular concerts They are. first. THE
Dying Poet second. 20 Promise Me-
third. THE Arkansaw Traveller"
CHARLES o. DIGNAN.
Ny choice for Saturday evening Is the
O'e - IL DUDLEY.
A Good List to Choose From.
More than 100 compositions have been
suggested for the programme. The COM
ple,e list Is as follows.
Love Me. Love Ne, Lou.
pote-ourri from Prophet fMsyeroeer).
"Ah. 1 Have Sighed TO Resi- Me-"
Daughter Of the Regiment"
Springs Awakening"
Melody IN F.
Funeral March Of a Aar.oneste-"
'Iohengrin March"
"a Dream OF Love"
SWEETEST Story Ever Told"
Scenes That Are Brightest"
The Dying Poet"
con Venice Waters"
Fair Harvard.
..The IDOL o. Ny Heart CstahD.
Paradise Alley"
Waves OF the Danube"
'HTorchiighx March" tAcyero%erl.
Coronation March"
"won't You Come to My Tea Party7-'
Soldiers Chorus from Faust"
Selections from ''ErmirseF' and The
Merry Monarch