Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
The Centennial Hee.

LARGE PARTY or CoATEsNILLEASH COMING DoWS
THE cLAsHEs TO BE coNposED of fiFfEfS
spEILRRs EACH.
This evening, the second Centennial Bee taAes
place at the Opera House. There has been
large sale OF reserved aeats-larger than for the
former one--and it is expected that greater
number Of people wall be in attendance. Forty
two reserved seats have been sold for the
Coatesville party who Will accompany the spell
ers. but it il probable the number which comes
down will exceed this. The Coatervle reserved
seats are all in body in the right hand chalr-,
beginning with the fourth row from the stage
and covering the four succeeding rows.
The number OF spoilers will be thirty equal
classes Of Wimngtonians and Coatesyilleann
with fifteen in each. The classes will be ar.
ranged the Hame az at the first bee, but plat
form will be built over the orchestra for the
pedagogue that he may be brought further ont
into the audience that the audience may hear
more distinctly. Every possible precautlon will
be taken that that those in all parts OF the hall
may hear, aud that the entire audience may uu-
derstand what is going on upon the stage.
Al We have already stated, Edward Belts wall
preside; Rev. John Wilson, Horace A. Beale,
Esq, and Prof. j. X. Taylor will act az umpTes
Prof. W. A. Reynolds will serve ar Pedagogue,
and Prof. ). j. Wiley and b. Miller ESD, will
perform the duties Of Attorney for the Whining
ton and Coatesville classes respectively The
function Of these latter officers IL to object TO
spective classics. This will insure greater fair
ness, at the same time that it will render any f-
Terence OF opinion more intelligible to the ali-
dience.
guar exercises. Considerable difficulty has
been experienced iii obtaining music, Miss
Ormond feeling Incompetent for the task by
reason OF sickness, but when she learned
with what energy the management were
seekng to obtain singers in Pniladelphia and
New York, she resolved to undertake tile ef-
fort, and has proposed the following pro-
grAmme, in which she will be as
sisted by the ladies Of the Wes-
leyan Female College
l. Instrumental Dnett, Palermo Misses
Ormsby and Cartwright
2. Vocal solo, Bird of the Springtime," Ran
degger--Aliss Collins.
8. Vocal duett II Would that my Love, Men.
dessohn--Misses J. Clark and Collins
4. Vocal solo, when the Tide Comes in..'
(by requestJ, Millard, Mas Ormoid.
AFTER the spelling, vocal duett, "When
Know that Thou Art Near Me, Abt, by Miss
Ormond and MIR. Williams will he sung The
distribution OF the prizes will then take place.
The unusually cold weather Of the pant few
days has not prevented the exhibition Of the
Family Furnace at G13' Market street. II has
been kept in constant operation every day show
ing the different purposes it can be used for
and the number of visitors to see the AHie IRON
der shows the interest this community ir taking
III IT, proves its SUCCESS.
The propretors will remain few tlAyA lonper
aud after making arrangements for ita introduc-
tlon into this State will give the people Of Penn
sylyalla an opportunity OF testing ita merits.
REMOVED TO WILMINdTos, DR. NJ, A. f., etb
of Kimbleville, Chester County, has rented tho
promises OF Joseph Rigby in tile Ninth Ward
and commenced tho practice of medicine, j
l.. Booth son Of tho doctor, and IL practical
pharmaceutst who for some time has been
keeping q drug store in Iandenbarp has aian
removed to the same place with has father and
Ia starting drug store