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Anna W. johnson, Nettie B Ayers, Mary
Smead, Kate Piper, Ellen LiLtletOn, Caroline
Hsttersly, Edwsrd Kluegel, Charles Klu-
egel, Charles II. Whittiker, Lsonidas A.
Wilson, James A. King, and Thos. Irvine.
The Committee on West High School re-
ported the names of Misses NJ, E.Alger and
A. r. Jones; George B.. Dennison, J. f.
Rhodes and Frank Elliott, for graduation
as aboYe. Reports accented.
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Ella BURROWS. Secretary. jo26:l
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I~nVallds, broken down in health and spirits by
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks of acute dis
ease, the testimony of thousands who have been
raised as by o miracle from q similar state Of pros
%tration, by H%OsTETTER5 STOMACH BITTERS,
is a sure guarantee that by the same means yor
too mAy be strengthened and restored. But to these
who stsnd in peril of epIdemiOs, TO all who, by rea-
son Of exposure, prlvations, and unoOngenisl eli.
mate or unhealthy pursuits, may at any moment
be stricken down, this paragraph Is most PGrtica-
Early and empEaiicaIly addressed. lou, who are
thus situated, are Pronsred an absolute safeguard
against the danger that menaoes you. Tone and
regulate the system with this harmless medicinal
stimulant and Alternative, and you will be FORE
armed against the mAladiss whose seeds float
aroutd you in ths sie uRBoen. HOsrETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs are not only a st,ndArd
Tonic and Alternative throughout the United States,
bnt hey are accredited by the certificates OF she
NEST distinguished citizens Of the Union, to lho
pc pie of all other lands, In Canada, Austra'ia
alu Lo Wesb luuiesT tueg afe btauuauJ tAhinS inc
place Of all o.h,r s'omsohIcs, whether native or
foreign, and as surely IS truth is progressive and
demonstration oveTthrows doubt, they will event
ually supersede every other InVisoTant aud IsestOr
alive now employed in medicinal practice.
je25:dGw
bourbon, Bye Scotch and Irish Whisky,
French Brandy, Gin, Port, Madeira, OIaret and
Native Wines, London Porter and Scotch Ale, for
medicinal use; the very best Congress, Kissen-
gen, Vichy snd other Mineral Waters, at HALLS
Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II Monument Park.
foqC.0fG.a,d
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YORK MAHKET-June %.


COltOn-More active aad higher. saIes ct 4e
for m~iddiing.
FiOuT-ba1Oo lower. More sctive.
Sales at IS 9Oa6 O5 for extra state; SO 20 for
common to good shipping BRANDS extra round
hooo Ohio; s. Tt@S3 10 tor trade brsnds.
ssles are s coo bbls Of Extra stzto fer export a.
prices vithi1 the range.
Whisky-Firmer Gales st s. 03 for WelteTns.
sad snail io.s a. 50 a.
lower on Cbiosgo spring PCS on
winter 81 sOp1 30 FIR chicago spTiuE; 81 S7gi 3S
for mixer Michigan; 81 60 for red winter Toledo
81 Is Al 70 for amb.r Michigan.
~Hye-Qui-t-
harley MnTf-FiTms st 81 60.
~COrn-DuiI and 5@4e loser. Sales ct 1917
for unsound; S16S5o for sound mixed WestoFr, th
letter price for Kindred
Oats Dull and l02c lower. Sales at I4q76o
for western; closing with sales 10 q i've at tho lr'
ter price.
COnee-Quiet.
Sugar Dull. Cuba MusooTsdo l28l4 and IOe
boxes Havana atls9I4zc.
EsOIasseS-Dun.
WOOI-Dui.
PeIrOIeum-Very firm $685. for crudei
52g5se for refined In bond; 72@74o for free.
POrk-Higher, closing heavy.
ga es at s q C0a2i 20 Tor new mess, closing at
S2t 81 cash. S23 Oo@23 SIX for 1851 new DO. cash
IS OOalS IS lor prime and SIS so or prime
mess; also 3 $50 bbls new mess for July and Au-
gust. 5 l. Ia oPtion 1T S24 tO92t 70.
Heef-Aetive at lO9li for plain mess, end l2al6
fer extra ness.
Besf Rsanss-Moro active at $ G CoG2T So
Cuf heats---tsAdy and more active Sales
at ue@14c for shoulders, and l6@l9o Tor hams,
| BaeOn-Quiet.
LRrd-Stsady at I5A9lsZc-
huIter-QUiet. Sales st zCa2Sc for Ohio, and
2saR6c Tor State
Oheese-Quist at sa16o-
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY EVENING, June ~ 1000.
We have no essential change TO note to-day in
The local money market There was perhaps leIs
demand for currency from the buslnefs commun-
ity, 5 result following the staguAtion in trade in
cident to the decline ia me- ohandi.e East, which
has completely 1AtteRed oct Commercial circles
here. The tupply Of both currency and Exchange
continues c'Ose, and tho latter rnles arm at ar
buying and a premium selling.
Gold ruled with rather m re steadineSs to day
and Without deoid.d change from yesterday, elos-
ing this afternoon st l4lZ. There Is eomPara-
lively little speculative movement in the mashot at
present, and but little export demand, but the Gus
toms demand is ActiYe AID lsrge, and upon this tho
price is now chiefly maintained With regard to
the future premium, extensive calculations are b.
ing made upon the expected shipments OF COTTON
which is again assuming the dimen iOns Of . hing
ia the ir1uenoe 1t is looked to to exert ucOn foreign
exchange. An Influential banking and exchange
firm of Nsw York, in their last circular to Europe,
expressed th9 opinion that during the next eight
months the lowest estiH sted cotton shipments Of a
million bales would add 8 100000 to our exports
If this opinion is correct, the price Of sold, cotton,
and bilf Of exchange must decline consider ably.
The import entries Of the past week were 80 the
amount Of - s7i,2I2, and the exports Of Domestic
FEcduce TO Sz,4obiSs6.
Currency in Cincinnati AMI Chicago Is easy, and
here is more effort to lend than borrow. Trade is
VakliEhtin both cities.
IhsEhcls number Of National Banks in EXIT
ence and authorized to June 2i was 1884, with an
aggregate capital Of $50. s24. col, and a total cir
eslation Of Sl43, O6t,s75.
The declining condition Of the Eastern markets
for the pat few days has finally brought about .
complete stagnation In commeTcisl circles here,
end for BresdstuGs particularly the market is in
an almost nominal condition. Trsusso,iOrs to day
in grain we're on so LINKED 3 &C 10 as hardly to af-
ford q reliable index to the market, which closed
heavy. Provisions are unchanged hut in the Sc;
gregste quiet. Other articles quoted are without
notable change, but dull.
Tho following were the receipts and Mt
at this point by Railroad, Lake snd Canal Of -
ing articles during the twenty four hours ending
At seven O'Clock this morning:
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cleveland wholesale Erarket.

TUESDAY Evening, June q, 1905.
FreIghts-The following are tho rst0s by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to Now York and
Boston. All Rail rates are five cents higher.
To New York.-First class 80; Second class:
77ci Third class Zoe Fourth class: 400. Flour,
500.
To ~Bost2n.-Frst class: sI,Osi Second class:
sso; Third class: Too; Fourth class: 45o. Flour:
600.
FIOur-Du'I. We quote at SI,OO9T,5O for Xxx
red; ss,O1@S,5O for ny white
Wneat-DulI, heavy and nominally lower
The only sale reported to day was SJ0 bu No. l
Wabash red at 81 Az.
Dull and heavy. fale IscO bu rejected
from store at Sec.
Oats Dull and heavy. No sales reported to-
d,y, the market closing nominal.
Rye-Without sale aud nominal.
BarieY-InRctiye and nominal.
POrk-Qulet. Cisy-packed Mess held at $3.50
Clear steady at 1870,
Lard-Quiet st l9o in tierces, zoo in kegs, for
oity-rendered; Ice tor country do.
Smoked MeAls-MaTket steady, and demand
fair for Hams aud Dried Beef; other kinds quiet
We quote. Sugar cured hsus, cAbvassed, &c;
plain hsms, canVsss,d, &c; dried beef canvassed,
2Jci bacon lsc shoulders Ice for canvsssed and
I5c for unoanvas'ed.
Beef-CIty Mess held at sl6,OO, with light de-
mAnd.
Batteries Aotivs, but steady st 2I@29o for
Western Reserve.
Cheess-Fair trade demsnd ut the range Of 10
Clio, the Outsids fsure for prime lot..
Eggs-In moderate REQUEST at 22@23o.
HIghHInes-Held at s2,CO, but market duh
and nominal.
AI-eOhOI-Market quiet and stoady. Held ,t
SLOo9f,O5 for 0s per OeUt. Neutral Proof Spirits
50 1592,9O. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, 81, rs.
Petroleum Quiet at Gs97Cc for refined in
small los to the trade.
Lake Ftsh-1n good steady demand at IN
changed prices. sales 50 hslf bbls whiteash at $500;
rs half bbI Piekerel at $500; 80 half bbls Her
ring st $50; 10 half bbls Trout at sI,75.
Dried A~PPIeS-Yery little doing. Very nice
held at T%9sc.
P-otatOes-HeId at 500 by car loads for Peach
blows.
F~eathers-In demand at 75c Q D for nice live
geese.
~saIt-steaiy. Held at s2,25 for Fine; $3.50
for Coarse end Ground Solar.
HOps-Firm. New YORK state 46a5Oo, accord.
Ing 20 quality Ohio 25930o-
@sl-teady. Barley Max held at Sl,TO per
bushel.
Ak6 one FnENeE-markes aBeGdV. VS. auots
~ tollOWH Present Use Xxx els $40; Stock Ky
$500; KeBnets $500; Pals Cream sLIs Pogts,
Bll. half and quarter barrels IN proportion.
SAD.
PlaEter.-"Pos.Ws'' land plaster $1,000 per
ton; Oalcined $500 D Dbl.
Rose q EEenssss' EEgSIsEen @Rrkes Re
Port.
Ths following ara ths rates charged by usI
Eaz1z-uurrr-r- nr-zFu7a bsn- - - 90
CanFRssed Hams Dds
Dried EeeE-N
Neutrality-suspicious. . b.-.,......,....-.T
BaG04@Or Smoked Sides D U-.--......-.....-fO
LaFu-Prfao leaf kstsle-Fnd'd IN bbi5 OF tros.I0
PriIe leaf kst.le-FRdFid N ksgu g B..EO
P0Tk-NO. l mess 3 bbl..-...s,.. 80
Extra eicar p bbi ....-......-.....-.-. so co
- No extra charge made fo< packages or cart.
age 90 railroad depOts or boEss. All articles G1
warranted strictly pgine, snc equal 20 anythiax y
sko State. OrasrE promptly hlle5.
BOsE 3 PREHTggs.
Gl&S Eos' lsai ia and l29 ontario EtEtst,
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PRoNOTIONs.-The following promotions
in Ohio infantry regiments, were entered
in the A~diutant Generals Office on the Goth
instant:
21st-sergoanL Robert F. Bonham, to LIST
Lieutenant.
23d-Lieut. Colonel Joseph Herison 10
Colonel, and Major Thomas Skies to Lieu
tenant Colonel.
49th-Lieutenant Colonel Joseph R. Bart
lett TO Colonel Major Milton F. Miles to
Lieutenant Colonel; Captain John J. Kess-
Ter to Major; %sergeants Casper Snyder and
Franklin H. Gibens TO LIST Li~eutenant5.
II1th-Sergesnts. Alexander Rowland,
Michael ]. Enright aud Herman N. Nc
Daniels to I'd Lieuienants.
I2Sth-1st Lieutenant 0rlin s. Haynes TO
Captain.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

- +HAANAAE
NEW YoEK, June q, 1886.
The current prices for the week at all the mar %
kets are:
Beef Cattie-Ist quality, SIT GOALS 90; fair
70 good quality SIS UO@l6 60; cdhnon quality
SIS W@li UOi inferior quality SIl O0@l2 %.
Cows aud Calves-lst quality $50 O0G90 90
ordinary $50 OOGTo %; common quality so OO9
so 90; inferior quality $40 OO@50 90.
Veal CalVes-lst quality, q n, ll@ll1sc; Ordi-
nary quality $780, common quality sg9ci inferior
quality 79So.
sheep and ~Larmbs-Extras, per head, 81 90
as Sc prime quality Sc 5097 90; ordinary quality
IS co: common quality So 5O94 75i inferior 10
quJOati DDS.
SWine-Heavy Corn-fed, g n, gA9lG54c; light
ard medium 9%gs14o; still-fed exc.
Til cattle marset Eultd On tbe whole q shade Do
low the ~preVirus week. Receipts arc heavy, over
1870 more than last week, yet the demand was
brisk, nearly all the cattle being sold. There
were but " prime and extra buliocks in the
yards aad the sold we'll, at . slight advaueo. Com
mOn and ilfeIior grades. OF Which the yards were
mostly filled, sold folly 94c Per ID bel " last weeks
figure, no t OF them fOm ~ t. lGc per ID. The
average Icing 1854.
She p ard Lambs are coming In very freely for
this season aud sell at n decline OF lISc prlb
Prlecs Of i've hogs are god and tuers Is a slight
advance.
Receipts Of a. stock at the yards for this werk
and last " ek were as follows:
Reeves, 5,6i5i COWS, lt6; veal calves 2,62Ti sheep
aud lambs, 1876 o; swine 4,6iD
fast ~weos-Bolves, 4, 276; cows, lCO5 veal calves,
2 1901; sheep ana lambs, l2,623; swine. I6,sUJ.
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CONCERNING OHIO REGINEETs.-Acting
Mayor Jonesreceived telegram yesterday,
stating that the 115sh regiment, 626 strong,
and the Goth Battery, left Nashville on the
26Gh inst, en- route for this city.
He also had a dispatch announcing that
the Nth o. V. L, 6s3 men, would arrive
in this city about noon to-day. They will
receive a hearty welcome.
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NEW RAILROAD CoAoHEs.-The G. 4 T.
Railroad Company have just turned out of
their works at Norwalk two of the most mag
nifcent coaches we have ever seen. They
ride with the greatest comfort. It is almost
like sitting in ones parlor in an easy chair,
and taking a ride, SO perfectly are the
springs adjusted both in the seats and
trucks. Each coach is ffty-sixfee long by
ten wide, and will seat with comfort eighty
passengers. The finish is in the style of
oak, giving a lively and cheerful appear
ance, as well as sn air of strength and SOL
idity, while at the same time they are fur
nished with all the late Improvements in
ventilation, saloon; &c.
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TIE BUCKEYE MowER.-Many persons
have remarked the matchless manner in
which the grass was recently mown in the
Park. The work was done by the unrival-
led Buckeye Mower" for which mower
and reaper Mr.. H. W. Luefkemeyer, $50
Superior street, is the agent.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Mr. Holston's rem
dering of Milky White" last night, was
50 quietly natural, SO free from stage exag-
geratiOns, 30 careful Of details, SO apprecia-
tive of the character, that we do not hesi-
tate to put it in the first rank of comic act
ing. He also played "DOminiqus I" again
with acceptance.
Tonight he viii appear in his admirable
roe OF JabeE Bunney" in the "Black
Sheep" and also as asimmons" in the
rich concluding comedy entitled "Ths
Wearers."
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LECrURE.-A lecture on Monsrchism, Re-
Publieanism and Fenianism, will be deliv-
cred at Chapin's Hall on Thursday, ITO
morrow evening, commencing at so'clOck,
by James McDermott, Esq, of New York.
Admission IS cents.
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IsDUsTRIAL SCHOOL PIC NIC.-The excur.
sion train to Elyria, Thursday, bearing the
Industrial School scholars and teachers,
will leave the foot of Champlain street at
eight O'Clock in the morning, and arrive
here at five O'Clock in the afternoon. su-
perintendent Rucker furnishes the school a
free ride.
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PAD OFF To DAY.-The 1O4th Ohio regi-
ment will be paid off to-day and d~isbanded.
So We were informed last evening by the
leader of the band of that regiment. The
boys can stand any amount of such news.
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NOTICE TO H LADIEs,-The ladies of the
Entertainment Committee are requested to
report this morning at eleven O'Clock in the
Park, to assist in serving a dinner to the
Nth o. vi. W. H. HAYWARD.
Chairman
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TOLEDO -mARKET--June ~.

10y Telegraph
@Aheat-1a2c lower. White Michigan 1867
amseEM schigau Sl,6 y; red Wsbasn 3l,Ssal. 81
COFn-l nj ESQ Ofisred.
,Oots-Quie ct SIC.
Receipts-For pEst week Wheat DDS, 900 bu ;
q IN l4.UUJ tu Oats Il 900 bu.
Sbipm nfs-For past week: Wheat 2e0.00o
bu Corn 1900 bu. OATS 4OOO bu.
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NORMAL Music SCHOOL AT MEADvILLE.-
We refer our hosts of Meadyille readers to
the advertisement of a Normal Music
School, to be opened in that place on the
18th of jury next,
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NoIice 10 MnterInkers.

OFFICE OF WATERwORKs,
CLEvELAsD, June 26tb, 1866
All Water Rents should be paid on or before the
last dsy of this month. Whoever negleots to do
so, will be turned of, and an additional dollar
charged for turning the water on again.
By oIdor of the Board OF Trustees,
JOSEPH SINGER,
june27;223 Supt. AID Engineer,
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BUFFALO q.

u EHIEHHhFdsT
EIOUr-strady and demand moderate.
Hheat-InACtiye aud DOmiraL
COrm-Dlll end dropping No sales.
OaGs-Qui t and tending downward
Pye-Numinal.
BRrIoy-NOminaL.
N~utsEy-DuIl.
Canal Freighfs- Firm. To Nov YUrl, whsat
14ISc, corn 1910, oats Sc.
Lake Imports For "A hours, Flour 6,725
bbla, wheat Az 957, bu, corn 7,5S2, oats 63, 79T.
%GaRol ExpOFfs-FfoUr 26S bbls, wheat 81 $50
bl.-com q, 100, oats 9,SS0.
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SECOND OHIO CAvALRY.-The I'd Ohio cav
airy, now commanded by Colonel Dudley
Seward, has been ordered to Springfield,
No., for duty. 1t left St. Louis on the 2Sd
for that place.
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OsWEGO uARKEF. June "a.

F~lOur-steady. Sales at S6,75 for No. 1 spriug7
81 2.NI 50 for red winter IS 70 for white; 40 o.
for d ,ubio extras.
wheat Quiet. Winter red sI,45; no. 2 Chiss-
go spTiug Si.2O.
Hsnrm- nufoE
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RELAXING GAs-PPEs.-The gss-pipes in
Prospect street are being sunk two feet
lower, preparatory to the grading and
paving of said street.
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HEW ADYERTIsEMEN.n

EEN ADVEhEASEMERG
Academy OF Musie-Mr. W. HOlston.
Il. T. Color Ogdensburg.
N. T. Color Chicago.
DR.. DeHart-Local Notice.
Il. B. Van Norman -LoeaI Notice.
Attention-Co. Z. 18th Regiment.
Lightning Fly K~iIler-Local Notice.
BAIL L. spangler-sale Postponed.
Phslon-New Pertume.
N. Coo steWart-MusioaI Normal School.
J.H. DeWitt-Goods Marked Down.
M. A. Observation-Disclosures Sale.
O. Cutter 4 Son-Auotion Sales.
Z. E. LOokWocd-4gents Wanted.
LOst-Jet Gross.
VIM. DAy-CTicket Match.
J.J. W~ilson-Bgents Wanted.
Calvin CsTr-WindoW Glass.
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Attention 90. y, 29lh Regiment.-TOu
are hereby ordsrcd to appear at your ArmOry over
Parish B Knights store, Wednesday evening at
~ O'Clock. 1t is necessary that every member
should be present, As business Of importance will
come be'ors the MEETING. june2s;22S
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AMUsEMENTs.
OADKMY OF MUSIC.


PRICES OF ADMISSION,
Dtess UiEole and Parquette 80 cents; Secured seatI
70 Dress Circle, 70 cents; Family Circle, so cents;
Sauery, 70 oentsi Private Boxes, So and S.
Single seats in Private Boxes, SI,
80 OOlored persons will, under no w
ees, % permitted TO occupy seats In any other por-
Hon OF the house, save the Gallery. Admission 26o.
Doors open at !. Curtain rises at s.
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iune27:22S SIS, w,st

Literary ExhibitiOn.-Tbe Phi Alpha So
oiety of Cleveland Institute, will give 8 Literary
Exhibition In the Gymnasium Of the Institute
Building, Tuesday evening, June 9Th, 1855. Ad-
mission IS cents. The proceeds to be devoted to
the purchase Of q Society Library.
Omnibuses will run to and from the Weddell
House.
Doors open at 81. Performance to commence
st "a o'clock precisely. Juns27:22S
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HUNTED STATES COURT.-The case, concern
ing s wool transaction, of David Petit ct al
rs. Peter O'Strsng ct al, was being tried to
a jury yesterday. The parties are from
Marion county.
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HABPER's MAGAzISE.-The publishers Of
this excellent Monthly have sent US,
through the establishments of Cobb, An
drews & Co., aud Iugham & Bragg, copies
of the July number. 1t is full of good
things,
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b. Z. Honey Market-June "a.
lBY TELEgRaFH.l
MOneY-Easy a 4G5 set
Sterling EXebange-Dull at l09% for FIST
class bills.
Quiet and without decided change open
ing as l4l5<, advancing . l4z3s and closing ct
IAIL
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H. b. Van Norman, q, D., HousoDaihio
Physician aud Surgeon, has located IN A1hiabula,
Ohio. Office in Booths Building, oFpoEf Post
once. Office hours from 7 to 9 4. n l 10
and in the evening. June 2ss2f2.std3ttE5
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Phi ALPHA ExHIBIfIoN.-The Phi Alpha
Society of the Cleveland Institute gave
their cond annual exhibition last even
ing, in the hall of the Institate building.
A very large audience were present, en-
bracing many friends and patrons of the
institution. Indeed, thespacious room was
crowded TO its utmost capacity, and when
space for seats failed, scoresof esger, appre-
ciative spectators and listeners stood out the
term of the performance with commenda-
BILE patience and heroism.
The hall was arranged and decorated
with taste. The stage had quite a theatri-
cal aspect. Over and behind it hung the
banner of the Republic, and on either side
the dressing rooms were screened by the
national cOlors. The supporting pillars in
front of the platform were wresthed with
evergreen and made gay with miniature
flags. Suspended over the front part of the
stage was a plscard tastefully edged and
festooned with maple leaves, on which the
word welcome" stood out in silver and
evergreen lettering. The chandeliers were
also decked out with flags, and wherever the
hall presented a point on which patriotism
or the sense of the beautiful could hang
their own evidence, there was some tasteful
and appropriate adornment.
The exercises commenced at half-pssi
seven o'clock and lasted two hours. There
was so much variety, and the perform
ance was conducted with so much taste,
spirit and ability, that no WEAKNESS was
felt. This cannot always be said of public
exercises of this sort. The pieces were al
short and concise, and We were treated,
from first to last, to an entertainment of the
best quality, in which every particular
dish 1" was dealt out in quantity comfort
able and satisfactory to take.
This Society numbers about one hundred
active and honorary members. The fol-
lowing arc the officers:
Presidential. B. Kingsley.
Vice President-C. A. Wilson.
Secretary-C. Humiston.
Treasurer-P. G. EWart.
Critic-C. II. Csdy.
Corresponding Secretary-H. E, Smith.
The programme Of exercises was as fol,
lows:
l. Music-VOcaI
2. E~ssay-Angel Whisper5........Mis d Brewster
3. OratiOn-Sotf-Made----.Mr. A.. b. butcher
4. Deo.-The Ambitions Youthful. CA wills n
| o. mu5lo---s..
8. Rec Song Of the Spartan Mother
Miss A. Brewster
Z. Zouave Exercise - Mtssrs. Gasser, Wilson
Ewart aud Stratton.
s. Dec Tho Ubion (comic)--"......L. Foster,
| Q. Music--VOcal Duetr
Misses Warden and Brew-ter
10. William Tell.
CHARACTERS.
William Il Angiel
Ges' A. MilsOI
| Eafnem u. EMaIl
B.. butcher
NJ hatOE
u. hlng8ley
flerTe--aas..ss. -- D. ware
Peasants, Soldiers. &c.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

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and doe1rapid execution. Each chest will attract
vnd kill a Quart OF Flies and promotes quiet in
reading, peace while yeu eat, and tie comforts Of
3 nsp in the morning.
Sold by all Druggist.
june2S.2 % ;eOd4tw.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

EOiice.-Dr. DeHart may c~On'ulted on
every cor d 'tion and species Of ssxIB9Cr SO called
Pirate Disease. at the Drugstore 10 nesuperior
street, Cleveland, O., on Monday snd Tussd July
Sd and 4th, 1865. june2sa1f