The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25

OHsH1HU AA1SU SCMOOh.
are the statistics for last half

NUMBER OF Gays IN term. .....................10 100
OF the pupils in the graduating elass-which
numbers 40 girls and 30 boys, none of the girls
reached 10 in scholarship. but nine attained
that rank in department. None of the boys at
tanned the coveted number in either scholar
ship or department.
The following is the programme for the grad
uating exercises at City Hall this afternoon.
Glass Song-Written by William W Hawkes.,
Pianist, Cora Dodge
Essay-Prose and Poetry of School Life,
Ballad-Emily Geigers Ride 1880,
Isabella T Clark
Original Defamation Progress. 49,. Fred D Irish
Marion H Allen
Essay-Ego. .......................Ma Mary Whitney
Chronicles History. ......... Henry W Ring
French Selection-Souvenirs du Peuple (Beranger),
Laura Sherwood
Essay-Vssions. ...................Ell Ella Woodbury.
Vocal Solo-The Besgar Child. 49,. Frank Leach
Original eclamation-EducatiOn
Glass Essay-Motives and Rewards OF Heroism,
Aide Evans
- ''D''-'-' ' Edward Williams
Piano Duet-Danse Napotaine,
Marion Stephenson. Walter Dana
Original Deelamation-Lincoln at Gettysburg,
Essay-A Birds-eye View of Human Nature,
Original Declamation-The True Story of Nation.
George Aver
Glass Poem-Until the Evening,
Florence Brewer
Song To the Bravest,
Frank Leach, Chas Carleton, VIM M Rich
ardson, Geo V Russell
Essay-"Keep True to the Dreams of thy Youth
Original Observation-Disclosures Of the Nineteenth
Century. Frank Corey
Prophecies-Th Thursday, July 10th, 1895
Original Defamation, with Valedictory-One Hun
dred years of Liberty; ;......H Boardman Fifsld
Comforting of Diplomas.
Latin ode-Wrtten by Clara DALEY, Pianist; ;,...
Awarding of Medals A'AN'' A'l0'
Closing Song-The School Days of Aud Lang Syne,
Pianist, Flora Blanchard
FIGURES FROM THE CUSTOM HoUsE.-The
following statistics from the Custom House
may be Of interest:
The value of foreign commodities in ware
house March 3lst was $167,475 Total with.
drawn from and remaining in warehouse 1884,
1S9. During March there were % American
vessels, with total of 6,S02 tons, and employ
ing 204 men, entered; 80 vessels, aggregatpg
1881 tons and POI men, cleared. There were
II foreign vessels, of 23,665 tons, and crews of
63S men, entered, and IA vessels, aggregatng
number of American ocean steam vessels that
entered were 4, of 3, 1856 tons, and crews of 1870
men. Foreign ocean steamers entered 10, ton
mage 81, 44S, crews $50 men; cleared 10 steam
ers, of 20,366 tors, and crews of 564 men.
Coastwise and fisheries, AZ vessels entered,
1921 tonnage, crews S02 men; cleared AZ ves-
sells, &c, 100 tonnage. crews of 766 men. The
value of the United Kingdom imports were
$47 319, domestic and foreign 1901, 1893, Canadi-
an $21 $50, Canadian domestic and foreign,
$1S367. The in.transitu and ans.shipment
trade of Portland was $4,35O,S6S, of which
$50, 900 was received from Brazil, $3,22O,742
from England, Canadian Provinces 81 ,O39. 217,
Cuba SOL ,619. This amount was principally
shipped to England, the Canadian Provinces,
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. During the
month of April the imports at this port were
valued at 1884, 1896, domestic exports $271, 1OS,
foreign exports $21 ,72S.