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Third Class-Honors awarded Miss Marie

Third Class-Honors awarded Miss Marie
Schnell.
Dlvlaion of Third Casa-Flrst honor, Miss
Ellen Brady. E8 equo. Misses Mary Drnnls,
Cecilia Baroot, Faunle Sollee and Rosa 1sser-
tel.
Fourth Class-First honor, Miss Marie Gull
lemin. Ex @quo, Miss AIDA Phin. Second
honor, Miss Mary Qnsie. Ex aquo, Misses
Mary Mernaugh and Marie Iruche. Third
honor, Miss Ellen Slattery. Ex equo, Miss
Louisa Barbot.
Piano duet, lie Barber >de Seville," (Ros-
sIni,) by Misses Chazal aud Baker.
REGULAR ATTENDANCE.
Second Clasa-First honor. Miss Baker. Ex
equo, Misses O'Neill and Guilnette.
Division OF Second Ulaa.-Flrst honor, Miss
Mary McManus. Ex aqmo, Misses Lille
Drake. Sarah j. Dnfie. Dora Devereux, Lille
PeIzer and Annie Feehan.
Third Class-First h'nor, Miss Dora Buero.
Elk nqno, Miss Mary Bray.
Division OF Third Class First honor, Miss
Mary Dennis. Elk equo. Misses Rosa Issertel,
Eien Brady, Cecilia Barbot and Dora Abers.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Misses Marie Gntlemin, Mary Mernaugh,
Mary Qnaiie, Ellen 0'Connor. Louisa Campsen,
Mary Buck, Mary Fogerty, Helena Wolfrun.
The valedlctory, by Miss Bradley, an orlgi-
nal composition, was much admired.
Plano qnarlette, "Race for Life," (Charles
Wella,) by Misses Lille Pelzer, Lille Drake,
Sarah Jane Duf1e, Dora Devereux.
The valedlclory, by Miss Chazal, chaste
composition, was charmingly spoken.
The chorus, "Joy! JOY! Freedom To-day "
by twenty young ladies, was an appropriate
ending to the exercises, which gave great sat-
istaction to all who were present.
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HORATIO SEYMOUR.
His Views OF Political Issues as EI-
pressed before tho Tnmmany Society.

A special meeting of Tammany Society was
held last week at New York, In Tammany
Hall, for the purpose ofinstalling Ex-Governor
AoratIo Seymour as Sachem. Grand Sachem
Augustus Schell presided. About haf-past 8
O'clock Ex-Governor Seymour, armin arm
with the Hon. Samuel J. Tilden, entered the
hail. After the applause had subsidized and o
few appropriate remarks had been made by
the grand sachem. introducing the distinguish
ed visitor to the society, the Installation cere-
monies were performed:
Governor Seymour, in a short address,
alluded to the objects of the society which had
adopted the name OF the great Indian Sachem.
he then spoke of the political situation, say.
ing that the Democracy, true to l:s traditions
ant Instincts, always had adopted, and
ALWAYS should adopt. such course as would,
taxing all things into consideration, oesi
tend 10 promote the success OF iLs cardinal
principles. These principles were suostan.
tIaly embodied in the Cincinnati platform, and
the candidates of the Cincinnati Convention
hel unreservedly committed themselves to
carry cot. to the best of their ability, the
nrinciples there enunciated. II these candi'
dates could thus warmly embrace and pledge
themselves TO support Democratic principles
II. perhaps, would be splitting hairs to eavi
about their antecedents. A political CRISIS
had arrived. and when honest men mel
ths Democracy, more than half way,
and eytendrd their hands with the ex.
nressed purpose OF endeavoring to cement
anaw the Ties OF true nationality based
nnon mon the principles of brotherly love and JUS,
lice % It tn appeared to him more than churlish TO
ref;,se the olive branch thus rendered. A large
majority of the Democratic leaders and OF the
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TIE WANDERINGS OF. LIVINGSTONE.
Nulg YORK. Inll z

New YORK, July 2.
The Herald has long account from Stanley
narratlng his adventures In reaching Ujljl,
where ne came up with Livingstone, whose
story is as follows: In March. 1866, be started
with twelve SepOys, niue Johanna men ana
aeven liberated slaves, and travelled up the
RuvGma River. Before they had been gone
very ong, the men became frightened at the
nature of the journey and the reports OF hos
tile tribes In The country tney were 10 pass
through. At length they deserted him, and
as cover to their cowardlce 10 doing ~. CIR
stone proceeded ON his Journey In splke
of the deserllona, aud after some diff
cult marching, reached the Cam0ezi
River which he crossed. BE found that this
was not tue Portuguese SeramOezl River, as
has been conjsctured, but, on the contrary.
wholly separate. He traced It's source and
found It called further on Luala0a. He con-
linued his explorations along It's banks TOR
s.yen hundred miles, and is convinced IN
CONSCIENCE that the Canoezl ie, doubtless,
the source of the Nile, and that this will make
total length from the Mystic River Of Atri-
ca of Two thousand six hundred miles.
His explorations also establish That tue Nile is
not supplied by Lake TangaDylka. He ereached
within one hundred aud eighty miles of lhe
source anc explored the surrounding grouno,
when, finding himself without supplies, he
was Obliged TO return to Ujjl, and was 10
state of destitution there when met by the
commander of the Herald expedition on the
10th of October, 1871. The two explorers lelt
UIlIi and arrived ut Unyauyembe towards the
end OF November. where they passed twenty
eight days together exploring The district.
they then returned and spent Christmas to-
gelher at Ujj. The Herald explorer arrived
at The poiut Of sending this important intelll-
genue on the l4th of March, 1872, leaving Llv-
ingstone at Unyanyembe. AS to LiVingstone's
future plans, he will explore the north shore
OF Tanganyika Lake and the remaining one
hundred and eighty miles OF Lualaoa River.
This hercuIean task he expects will occupy
the next two years.
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TIE NEWS OF THE OLD WORLD.

PARIS, July2.
There was great disappointment in The As
sembly when, upon reading the text of the
evacuation treaty. 1t was found. although Ger
tain districts are 10 be gradually evacuated,
Germany has the right 10 rlalnlaln the full
strength of the army of occupation In France
until the war indemnify Is entirely liqlIldated.
The trial by courl-martia of the woman
Chariot, who gained nuturiety during the Com
munlst reign In Paris by numbering g-nd-
armes. and the man Phillippi, who was a
prominent member Of The Commune and par
just terminated. They were both convicted
Of The charges and sentenced to be executed.
MADRID, July 2.
The government has sent heavy reinforce
ment to Catalonia to crush apprehended dis
loyal demons trations.
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POLITICS IN THE STATE.
Talk of q Liberal Movement In Charles
ton.

The Charleston Republican says there was
q large meeting of Liberals at its office on
Monday. The utmost confidence IN Mr. Gree
leS's election was eXpr, ssrd, aud 1t Was
agreed to adjourn for ten days and then take
active measures for organizing the Liberal
Republican movement In this city.
"Honest Republican, In Colleton.
A party forming I'M Ter this name 10 Collie
ton with the avowed purpose of t'eclnG 10
the offices of The county the mot respectaole
and honest men that can be sc. .ecled, aud to
Iry and share The offices as near equal as pos
s,ble-one half white and The other hall col
ored persons. The Republican learns that
the movement ia meeting with the hearty CO.
operation of a very large pDrlion OF the ctti-
zens OF tnat county. Several meetings nave
brep held: an executive committee, composed
of sixteen, has been appointed, of which Mr..
BENJAMIN Forrest, respectable colored man, 10
chairman, and Mr.. B. G. Bradford correspond
lug secretary, with headquarters at Summer.
vile.
The Camden Radicals.
Dolly Warden kindly informs The NEWS that
the Radical mass meeting held last saturday
about eight miles from Camden was q COM
plete failure, only forty persons being present,
and ten of these nffice-seekers. In Kershaw
County there are seventeen candidates Tor rep.
resentatlve, eleven for sheriff, five tor CLERK OF
court, and four for school commissioner.
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THE NEWROUTE NORTHWARD.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad opened
this morning. This breaks up tue chronic
monopoly between Baltimore and Washing
ton, aud gives travellers The choice of either
of the new Northern or Southern combina-
tIons, Without the vexatious delays to which
they nave been heretofore subjected. Here
after, whether the Pennsylvania Central or the
Baltimore and OHIO BIZ chosen, there will be
no delays OF Baltimore. The new road ls In
the Tom Scott Interest.
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TIE NEW YORK nEGEr4B1EMARKEE
The Daily Bulletin, of Monday, July l.,

The Daily Bulletin, Of Monday, July l,
says:
Old potatoes are entirely neglected, and
would not bring over 25a50c per bbl New
have fair inquiry at 81 75a2 so. Bermudas
unchanged at 81 6Ods per bbl. Vegetables are
without essential change. We quote
green peas, Long Island, two bushel
bags 81 Goal IS; spinach 75c per bbl
Bermuda tomatoes 75dS0c per box; do.
onions $lal 81 per crate; cucumbers Norfolk,
per crate, $lal 80; new turnlps s3aG per loo
lunches; new cabbdges s6a7 per 100; string
beans, Jersey. So PER DBL; do Long Island per
bag, 81; green onlons 81 per 100 bunches;
beets, Jersey, $4a5; caullfowere, 81 75s3 pt1
dozen; Southern tomatoes 81 6Oa2 80 per
crate,
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papers protesting to be expouents Of Demo
cratic opinions, had, as had been apply stated
accepted the situation. and 1t seemed to be q
forrgone conclusion that the work commenced
at ClDciunati would be endorsed at Baltimore.
Ii such should be the result, he had no objpc-
ton to make, bur, on the other hand, would
heartily cooperate to make success wha',
from present appearance, seemed to be the
spontaneous determination OF the Democratic
masses-the election of the Cincinnati Eomi-
nees on the Cincinnati platform. Governor
Seymour was enthusiastically applauded.
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BLOW TO THE CUBAN REBELS.

NEW YORK, July2
The editor of Ell Cronlsta, the Spanish paper
Of this city, sends the following dispatch from
Manuel Marquese, president oi Cerculo Es-
p,nol Of santiago de CUBA: "Ihe steamer
Fannie has been burned, and all her cargo
captured, on the snore of Peralto. Several
were killed, and the rest captured. Important
correspondence vas captured.
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TIE EFFECTS OF TIE HEAT.

NEW YORK, July 2.
The police reported thirty-seven sunstrokes,
several of which were fatal. The thermome-
ter at eight o'clock this morning was at ninety.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.
The thermometer was at ninety-twO to-day,
and there were many sunstrokes.
BosToN, July 2.
There were twenty fatal sunstrokes re-
ported up to noon, and a number Of others
we're In q critical condition.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON. July 2.
The barometer viii probably continue to
fall very generally on Wednesday, without
Important general change in the weather
flther than increasing cloudlness aud mure
numerous light local storms throughout tne
region east OF the Mississippi. Threatening
weather, possibly with rain, will prevail IN
northern New England.
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9%FRANKLIN LODGE, No. 96.-Y0U
are invited to assemble at Holmes's Lyce1m.
THIS AFTERNOON, at hslfpsst O'Clock, for the
purpose Of paying the last tribute OF respect 10
Brother q. NJ FURMAN. By order. julys 2
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~ LA CANDEUR LODGE, No. s6
A. F. M.-Ycu are invited to assemble at Hosmes's
Lycenm, THIS AFTERNOON, at halfpast O'Clock,
for The parpose Of paying the last tribute Of re.
spect to Brother G. II. FURMAN. By order.
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m- FELLOWSHIP sOOIETY.-THR
Oficers and members OF this Society are invited
to attend the Funeral Services Of their late distin
gulshed member, the Bon. CHARLES II. FUR
NAN. at the Citadel Square Baptist Church, THH
AETRRNoon, at hsf-past O'Clock.
CAMPBELL DOUGLAS,
tulys Secretary Fellowship Society.
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~ SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY
The Members OF this Society are respectfully in.
vI,ed TO attend the Funeral Of their late Brother
Member, CHARLES N. FURH AN, at half-past
O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON, at Citadel Square Bsp-
,i,t church. T. n. HASELL, Secretary.
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T WALHALLA LODGE, No 6e, A. r.
M.-You are invited to assemble at Holmes's Iy-
ceun, THIS AFTERNOON. at half past O'Clock, for
the purpose ofpsying the last tribute OF respect
to Brother O. n. FURMAN. By order. ~.
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- pTTrST Nu pTER

gB- BUST CH .PTER, No. l, ROSE
OROlX.-Tne membsrs OF this Chapter; are re.
quested to assemble at the Chapter Room, socie.
ty street, at quarter.past O'Clock THIS AFTER
NOON, to attend the Funeral OF Past Lieutenant
Grand Commander, CHARLES II. FURMAE.
By order Of N. ". II. CHAS. F. SAhMIS,
taIvs V. Secretary.
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pENNAL.-DIed on the morning OF July 2, 1879,
after a brief illness, WALTER z PBNFAL.
~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
scuuaintances Of the above, also those Of the
family, are respectfully Invited to attend his
Funeral Services, at the Central Presbyterian
Church, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. julys.'
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81 ORANGE LODGE, No. IA, A. F.
M.-You are invited to assemble at Holmes's Ly.
ceum, THIS AFTERNOON, at halfpasr 8o'clock,
for the purpose Of paying the last tribute OF re.
spect to Brother O. II. FURMAN. By order. ~
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~ LANDMARK LODGE, No. rs, A.
F. F.M.-Youare invited to assemble at Holiness
Lyceum, THIS AFTERNOON, at half past 8 O'Clock.
for the purpose OF paying the list tribate Of re-
specft6 Bfornerc. NJ -FuRN1N: BY order. --:-,.r
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~ FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 9, "a. F.
M.-You are invited to assemble at Holmes,s Ly.
ceum, THIS AFTERNOON, at half.past O'Clock, for
the purpose Of paying the last tributeIof respect
to Brother O. II. FURMAN. By order. = iH3'
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NJ CHARLESTON CHAMBER OF
COXMEROE.-The members Of the O amber are
invited to attend the Funeral Services OF their
late member, the Honorable G. II. FURAAN, tbs
AFTERNOON, at half,p O'Clock P. IL, az the
Citadel Square Baptist Church
BY order. P.J BARBOTI secretary.
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nTHIBERNIAN sOCIETY.-THE OF

FIOERs and Members Of this Society are request
ed to attend the Funeral Services OF their
late brother member, Hon. cHAkLEs N. FUR
MAN, at the Citadel Square Baptist Church, THIS
twednesday) AFTERNOON, at half.past O'CLOCK.
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Jr., Secretary.
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WHAT CAME OF 4 HORSE TRADE.

MEMPHIS, July2.
In quarrel over two-year-old horse trade,
Benjamin. H. Wray killed his brother.in-laW
and then himself. The affray occurred near
Brownsville, Tennessee. The parties are re-
spectacle.
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THE SEASIDE LOITERER.

WASHINGTON, July 2.
President Grant very unexpectedly arrived
here to-day, and held Cabinet meeting, at
which Boutwell,, Delano and Williams were
present. The President departs tomorrow.
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~PYTHAGOREAN LODGE, No. 81
A. F. A.-You are invited to assemble at Holmes's
Lyceum, THIS AFTERNOON, at half.past o'G:ocki
for the purpose OF paying the last tribute Of re.
spect to Brother G. II. FURMAN. BY order.
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@ ST. ANDREWS LODGE, No. 10, "A.
r. f.M.-You are invited TO assemble at Homea,s
Lyceum, THIs AFTERNOON, at half past O'Clock,
for the purpose Of paying the last tribute OF re-
spect to Brother @. N. FURMAN. BY order.
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nrGRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER

HTGRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER
OF SOUTH OAROLINA.-The Subordinate Chap
ters OF Royal Arch Masons are fraternally invited
10 attend the Funeral OF Past Deputy Grand High
Priest CHARLES n FURMAN, from Holiness
Lyceum, THIS AFTERNOON, at haif.past O'Clock.
BY order N. E. G. q. p. A. T. SMYTHE.
july3 Grand secretary.
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~ STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE,
No. 70, A. F. M.-You are invited to assemble at
Holmes's Lyceum, THIS AFTERNOON. at haif-past
so'clock, for the purpose Of paying the last
tribute OF respect to Brother O. II. FURMAN. l
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nsTYRE LODGN Mo. l36. /;

NSTYRE LODGE, No. l36. 4. T. n.
You are invited to assemble at Holmess Lsceum.
THIS AFTERNOON, at half.psst O'Clock, for the
purpose Of paying the last tribute OF respect to
Brother G. N. FURMAN. By order. July3
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ngGRAND LODGE OF sOuTE
B. RUSH CAMPBELL, Grand Secretary.

Ga-SOLOMON'S LODGE, No. i, "A. F.
A.-You are invlt to assemble at Holiness Ly.
ceum THIS AFTERNOON, at hslf.past O'Clock, for
the purpose Of paying the last tribute Of respect
to Brother CHARLES N. FURNAN. BY order.
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~ PHGNIx FIRE ENGINE COMPA.

- PHENIX FIRE ENGINE COMPA-
NY.-You are hereby summoned to appear at the
Central Presoy .erisn church, I'm clizens' dressl,
THIS MORNING. Sd instant, at 10 O'Clock, to pay
the last tribute Of respect to your late brother
m. mber, WALTER Z. PENNAL.
By order OF the Presldent.
Julys b.. HUWLAND, Jr., Secretary
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~ CHARLESTON ANCIENT ARTIL-
LERY soUIETY.-The Members are invited 10 at
tend the Funeral Services Of their late President,
CHARLES II. PURMAN, at the Citadel Square
Baptist Church, at half past O'Clock THIS ArrEH-
NOON. julyS
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~ JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 4, L @

JB JEFFEHSUN IOOUE, NV' = L 0'
O. FIN F. L. AND THE Brothers OF THIS
Lodge will assemble at their Hall, at O'CLOCK, 10
pay the last tribute Of respect TO their late Bro'
ther, W. Z. PENNAL. The Funeral ceremony OF
the Order will be performed at the grave.
BY order N. q. r. p. Hoahh' d. d.
julyS hecofulnB seS1o.nt'
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THE LONG BRANCH RACES.
Longfellow Wins the Jersey Derby.

LONG BRANCH, July 2.
Longfellow won by twenty lengths; time,
434. Hembold's time for the same distance,
over the same track, 334.
Lylteton, also belonging to Harper, won
mile heats; time, As, LAS, 1.49. Molly Jack.
son won the halt-miie dash; time, 6l4.
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~- WASHINGTON LODGE, No. s, A.
F. M-You are invited to assemble at Holmss's
Lycsum, THIS AFTERNOON, at halfpsst O'Clock
for the purpose Of paying the last tribute Of re-
spect to Brother O. n. FURMAN. By order.
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funeral Notlrss.
~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS

~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintance Of the late CHARLES n. FUR
NAN, Esq, of his sister, Miss Ann f.. FufEs., OF
the family in general, and the Congrf cations OF
the several Baptist Churches Of the city, are In
Vited to attend the Funeral Services OF the for
mer. at the Citadel Square Baptist Church, THIS
AFTERNOON, at hal!-past O'Clock. july3
~GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH CAR
LlNA.-The Subordinate Lodges Of a. F. II. are
fraternally invited to attend the Funeral OF Past
Grand Master CHARLES II. tUaMAE, from
Holiness Lyeeum This AFTERNOON, at nsltpast
so'clock. The pro~ sssion will move promptly at
O'Clock.
B. :. BRUINS, Grand Master.
B. RUSH CAMPBELL, Grand Secretary.
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NrUNION KlLWINNING LODGE, No.
4, A. F. A-You are invited to assemble at
Holiness Lyceum THIS AFTERNOON. at half past
O'Clock for The purpose Of paying the last tribute
OF respect to Brother @. II. FURMAN. BY order.
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goods stores, and comes much earlier than
usual. Careful shoppers discover that season.
able goods are already ten per cent. lower
than they were In the spring. Pretty prints In
new designs are sold for ten cents yard; pi-
ques, In the new satin stripes, though not Of
heavy quality, are from fifteen to twenty cents;
and Dolly Warden alpacas, with buff and gray
grounds stamped with brilliant flowers, are
twelve and half cents yard. American
cambrlcs and percales, In the even stripes that
make up 80 effectively, are twenty-five cents;
and for q trifle more can be bought those soft
tiuished percales, with stylish do7e.color and
buff grounds, with build stripes of while.
These wash goods are now 30 simply made
that they no longer require French laun-
dress to do them up, and consequently can be
worn with more comfort.
JLwELRY.
The ustreless blue turquoise is probably the
most fashionable stone at present, though
limited 10 ladies' OF fair complexion. 1t is
much associated with pearls. Necklaces and
bracelets are of large t1rquoises, with very
light setting, arranged with hinges to form q
RIBBON ofjewes. The coral now chosen, both
by blondes and brunetles, is neither the palest
NeapolIan uor the deep rose coral, but of
shade between the TWO. Coral brooches rep
resent artislically cut canoes. and angels
heads with outstrelched wings. Baroarlc
styles still prevail In gold iswelry;. these are
long slender earrings and great hoops that
look heavy enough tO tear the ear; ropes OF
gold form necklaces, ana bracelets are broad
enough for manscles. The pale yellow Etrus.
can gold Ia used as the base OF most seis, and
the ornaments are of red aud green-liDted
gold. Sleeve buttons are large and fiat, OF
dead yellow gold, with leaves, lizards and
bees OF green gold. Jet bracelets are MASSIVE
blocks OF Jet, from an Inch to two Inches wide,
cut in many 1acets and strung on India rub.
ber. Jet chains, necklaces and Jet jeWelry
generally are again very fashionable.
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Lille Pelz-r.
DRAWING.
First honor, Miss Annie Kenny. Eq Gquo,
Miss Annie Feehan. Second honor, Mss Mary
Dsighn. Elk nquo, Misses Marie Guilmette
and Fannie SOllee.
Third Class-Honor awarded Miss Ellen
Bradley.
Vocal solo-"Wilt thou not Smile upon
Me-" by Miss Marie Truche. A pretty song;
warmly and deserved y praised.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
First Class-Honor awarded Miss Marie
Chaza.
Second Cless-First honor, Miss Mollie
houor, Miss Sarah Duffit. Ex Gquo, Misses
Maggie Bradley, Mary Deighn and Dora Dsve.
reuX.
Third Ciass-Flrst honor, Miss Agnes Cass.
Ex equo. Miss Lille Drake and Fannie Solle-.
Second honor, Miss Nura Walsh. Elk Gquo,
Misses Mary Nulen, Mary McAauus, Aunle
Gllllland, Annie Kenny and Netue slaussen.
VOCAL MUSIC.
First honor, Miss Marie Chazal. Ex nquo,
Misses Agnes Cass, Mollle Baker, Mary Nc
Manus and Marie Schnell. Second honor,
Miss Josephine Woodruff.
Vocal duet, "Guarda che blanca Luna"
| (Campana) by Misses Chazal and Cass. Ac-
compartment by Miss Lille Pelzer.
ORDER.
Second Class-First honor, Miss Mollie
Baker. Ex Gquo, Miss Marie Guilmette. Sec.
ond honor, Miss Lille O'Nelll. Ex equo, Miss
Anna GlIIiland.
Division of Second Class-First honor, Kiss
Mary McManua. Ex aquo, Misses Lille
Drake, Sarah ]. Duffit, Nora Walsh, Lille
Pelzer, Dora Devereux, Annie Feehan, Sarah
Walsh, Agnes Cass and Annie Kenny.