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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-27
Nashville 20 Have a Boiling MIII.

By decree Of the Chancery Court the
charter Of the tennessee Iron and Car
Roofing Company" has been recently
awarded, and the title changed to ths "Na-
tional Iron Company" We understand
this meaus nothing less than the estab-
lishment o. an extensive follipg mill
in this city, at an early day. The Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. LOuis Railroad
Company is one Of the parties interested,
and steps are now being taken, with fair
prcsqect Ct success, 10 secure the needed
capital.
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Tha. Red,s,r,c,iux BusIness.

The special joint committee on the re-
dissricting bills held a meeting yesterday,
and, after some discussion without action,
adjourned till Monday. Mayor Howell
gave it out that he would call special
meeting of the Board of Aldermen for
Monday evening TO consider this subject.
The new charter requires that the city
shall be redistricted. There has been
quite enough deliberatiOn about it and it
is time for action. If this quibbling and
squabbling continues much longer the pa
thence and indulgence Of the public will be
exhausted and members will incur the sus-
picion that they are governed more by what
they deem their personal interests than
their duty under the charter.
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- = =" TIC - Q E0-7 = p = I--77'
Early this week the operating department
Of the Western UnieR Telegraph Office
viii be removed ore story higher, where
tie accommodations will be on much
more extensive scale than at present, IS the
entire story will be devoted to tho use OF
Of this department. The STORY now Occu-
pied for that purpose, viii be used by the
Superintendent, and as a siOre-roOm. A
new switch board with all the latest i'm
provements, has already been put up. The
Office gives employment to eleven operators
and uses twenty one instruments.
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NeWsbOy,s Pluck

Charley Morris, one Of the most popular
newsbOys on the Louisville, Nashville and
Great Southern road, had an unlucky acct
dent to befall him at Mitchellville last
Thursday. While the train was ia motion
he stepped out on the platform with bas-
ket on his arm, when his foot slipped and
he was thrown off on some rocks lying be-
side the track. One of his legs was rather
badly cut and bruised, but he sustained no
other injury. He again boarded the train,
went TO work AVID is still Oh duty.
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A SCARE AT HURRICANE.
Several Guests Taken MysteFIOusIy
sIek-FrOzen Cusfard at the Bottom

Several Guests taken MysteFiOusly
sIek-FrOzen CusGard at the Bottom
of It.
They have had rather big sensation at
Hurricane Springs. 1t seems that on Sat
urday. the 18th instant, some custard was
made for the guests in new tin buckets,
with the Intention Of freezing it for Sun
DAYS dinner. 1t stood IL the same buckets
ali night. On Sunday, about twenty per
sons were taken sick with cholera mOrbus,
and great CONSERVATION prevailed, many
thinking that the cholera had broken out.
Ms. w. II Evans was at one time dan
CsrOusly III, but is now much better, and
her husband hopes to be able 10 bring her
lone the early part Of this week.
There was no physician at the Springs,
and medical and had to be summoned from
Winchester and Tullahoma.
DR.. I. L. Maddin, who was sent for, and
attended several Of the sick guests, retu ned
last night and reports that all who were
affected are rapidly improving.
We understand that no blame IS attached
10 the proprietor of the Springs, as all pos
sible care is taken in the preparation Of the
food. Such accidents viii happen in even
the best regulated hotels.
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eENTLEMERs FURNISHINGS.

GENTLEMERS FURNISHINGS
.7,.0,~ooo>4~Oo,vo>1,c>5 ,s,~o>ys~>5oy>,7oNr,r~
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray 4 Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles OF Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Good Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & Mobiles.
mhIs cody 4thp
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Hard on Him.

We are Informed that one of the young
Hoods who took a hand in a charivar
{ ven to a bridegroom in Decatur a few
nights ago, has since been arTSigned before
the civil authorities and fined Sll5 aud
costs. 1t is said he proved to the court
that he advised the other boys not TO do
their victim any bodily harm. If this is
tie case, how will it be with those who
didn't take the advice?
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The sequel 20 the Eighteenth District
Picnic.

Friday evening large number Of the
young people who attended the picnic
given in The Eighteenth District on that
day by Excelsior Council No--SS0, United
Friends Of Temperance, repaired to the
residence Of T. w. Caldwell and spent
much of the night in dancing. While q
set was formed on one Of the parlor floors, a
large chandelier fell in their midst, but for
tunately the lamps went out ana no one
TaS hurt, but some were considerably
frightened.
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Mrs. LIZZIE BLACKBOARD FEENIX, the
heroine Of the Russian diamond scandal,
takes daily airing in the Bots de BOu-
logDe liz a superb low carriage, driven by a
eoachman in the picturesque costume Of a
Russian istrOstehik. She is still the cynO-
sure Of all eyes.
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EDGEFIELD FREE SCHOOLS.
Teachers Elected by the Board Of Fdu-
cation.

The Edge6eld Board of Education held
a meeting yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. James c. Warner, and
elected the following teachers in the pub
lie schools for the ensuing year:
Misses SaIlie A. White, Maggie Glenn,
Laura Attaway, Mary Frizzell, Matte
Bright, Bette BledsOs, Minnie Fryar,
Ida Pickett, Sallie Cornelius.
Fer the colOred school: Miss Salina
Walker, J. A. Wigfall.
There were upwards of thirty applicants
for positions. The Board will meet again
next Saturday, when the teachers elected
will be assigned their respective positions.
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Kingston Springs, Cheatham County,


This widely known summer resort is
again open to visitors under the manage
ment Of T. r. and VIM E. Yeatman.
Passengers from Memphis take the morn
ing Louisville train, arriving at the Springs
at $3.50 2. II. the same day. Two trains
daily TO and from Nashville. Hacks will
promptly meet every train.
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A New Name for IL.

Some "blaTsted Britisher'' who, from the
date Of his letter, must have struck Nash
vile on his travels in the heat Of the SPELL
ing bees, though he does not appear to have
prOfited by them, writes 10 the Manchester
Examiner that he "lolged at the McSI0eH
House, owned by the family Of McSwells,
one Of the wealthiest in the region Of Ten
nassau -
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Great Clearing Out Sale Of Dry Goods
at the National Store, Church st. Every
thing reduced. CalicOes sc to &c; DOmes-
tics half price; Fans, ParasOls and Corsets
almost given away. Everybody invited
with or without cash. McGloin & Currid.
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Pools will be sold at the Merchants EX-
change Monday night for the $50 race next
Tuesday, 29th, at ESQ p. n. The tTOtting
races are becoming more popular as they
axe becoming more frequent. A 2:43 race
will come of on Monday, July 3.
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Great Clearing Out Sale Of large stock
of Dry Goods Of every description. All
goods marked down regardless of cost.
Come and secure your bargains at Rich
heimer's, 40 College st. je27 2t
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Miss Maggie VandivOrt, living at White
Bluff, was bitten 10y a rattlesnake on the
23d inst. On Friday she was suffering very
much from the effects Of the bite, but there
were hopes of her recovery.
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Lawyers will find the best assortment Of
Law Books at 4S Union, where Tavel,
Eastman & Howell will take pleasure in
waiting on them. je27 st
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THE purest aud best medicines can be
had cheapest at Lillard's Pharmacy, corner
Union and Cherry. Everything is pre-
pared under the immediate supervision Of
Dr. IiUard
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Ladies' new Ties at Hogan Bros.
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All kinds of Dry Goods cheapest at Ho-
gan Bros. je2T survived
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Blank Z. y Indicates no reports elpher ~ STA
tionary; minus q tendency % Iaili Plus W
tendency to rise.
The river is again rising at this point,
with 6 feet inches on the gauge al 8 P. n.
yesterday.
The Eddyville left for Cairo yesterday.
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New Hamburg Edgins at Hogan Bros.
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New Piques at Hogan Bros.
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Best and cheapest ParasOls at Hogan
Bros. JET survived
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New Cassimeres at Hogan Bros.
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Most stylish RaSdkerchiefs at. Hogan
Bros. je27 sun,wed
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Tydy and knitting cotton at Hogan Bros.
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CITY NOTICES.


CITY NOTICES.
New Prints at Hogan Bros.
je2Tsun,wed
New Belts at Hogan Bros.
je27 sum- wed
New Ribbons at Hogan Bros.
je2T sun,wed
No article of dress requires as much at
tentioR as the collar. The Warwick col
lar is the one you should wear. JET 1t
Kid Gloves SOC. at Hogan Bros.
je27 survived
Best Sewing Silk at Hogan Bros.
je27 survived
Blank Books in great quantities at low
est Prices-dOn't fail to buy them Of Tayel,
Eastman & Howell. je27 St
Tydy and knitting cotton at Hogan Bros.
je2T sUn,wed
Most stylish RaHdkerchiefs at. Hogan
Bros. je27 survived
New Cassimeres at Hogan Bros.
je27 sun, wed
Best and cheapest Parasols at Hogan
Bros. je2T survived
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HO, for CaIifOrnia.-Parties intending
to JOIN the California Excursion which
leaves Memphis 10th July, will please send
their address TO W. Il. TOler, Memphis, or
address the undersigned in one week from
this date. Parties ENGRAVING TO Califor-
MIA, or to any point west Of st. Louis, will
find it to their interest to address John
Howard, Southern Passenger Agent Mis-
souri, Pacific Through Line, Nashville,
Tenn, Box SO. je26 2t
Fosters Texas Drawing,
Embossed by the City Council
Last Chance June so.
100000 in Gold Coin.
Houses and Lands.
Tickets 81 each, or IL for SO.
]. E. Foster, Manager,
Houston, Texas.
je22 d1w&W1t
The Louisville FaEOriteI-Cary's ele-
CANT Cologne, very refreshing, fragrant
and lasting. Price of trial size, 25 cents.
Give it a trial. For sale by DemOville &
Co. and druggists generally.
jeS thurs, sun, tues I'm
Travelling Suits a. reduced prices.
Mourning Suits at reduced prices.
All Ready-made Suits at reduced prices.
BOHAN & FLOERsH.
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STATE OF THE WEAFHEE.
Local Report for the City, Saturday,
June 26, Isz5.
Time. IThr Weather.
J I:SS 4 = = ..........:..::::: g F FsiT
800 p. .s....-.....-.....l lOl neaty IAlh
Maximum temperature % deg, minimum tenn
perature Y. IS deg, mean temperature 81 deg.
Amount Of rainfall in past "A hours. At inches.
TeT-gIq55Fe RSDo-t from. Signal SsTsies Co-ps o.
s. 4, Of ObSsrvati0a, a $50 Y. y.
Place of Observation. Thr S'7 Wsas q the
Cincinnsti... 81 ThIest'ine
LOu1sVille. ri Sl0uuJ
Memphis. ......s..-.--.. " EaH
Nashville. s0I EM
New OrlesnE............... ~ 4Agnt ram
Pittsburg ...........-....... " 1aH
st. DOuis--ss. 80 ...ss..-s..-. 81
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June p, 100 A. n.
PTobdbiEitieS.-FOr Tennessee, partly
cloudy and warmer weather, southeasterly
winds, and somewhat lower pressure.
RIVER NEWS
DriF,, Repsrt Of Stage Of WstsT, ola Odnges On
q Z. 81 - MN 8 Z. ~ Ilns %. lsI5.
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Blank Books in great quantities at low
est Prices-dOn't fail to buy them Of Tayel,
Eastman x Howell. je27 81
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Best Sewing Silk at Hogan Bros.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June q, 100 A. N.
PrObabilitieS.-FOr Tennessee, partly
cloudy and warmer weather, southeasterly
winds, and somewhat lower pressure.
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No article of dress requires as much at
tentioR as the collar. The Warwick col
lar is the one you should wear. JET 1t
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New Ribbons at Hogan Bros.
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Maximum temperature - deg, minimum tenn
perature TBS deg, mean temperature 81 deg.
Amount Of rainfall IN past "A hours. Al inches.
TsISgTapASe Report from Signal Ssrvies Corps Q.
A - IT II p ~
, 1875-04-18

Bach'B Chhconne tn D minor on tbs violin, in the
most artistic manner. -
performance WAS given at the factory OF
bIeasrs. Odcll on the new organ built for st.
Paul's Universa1ist Church in Chinaeo which
displayed it's powers to the fullest extent. 8r.
George ". Morgan testad many OF the stops and
combinations, and played q series Of brilliant
pieces.
DR.. s. Ahsten Pearce is giving 1ecitals periodi-
calIy on the new grand organ IN the Dominican
Church for the express purpose OF displaying
its great and varied resources
Tbs Liederkran2 Society at their third concert
gave remarkably fiue performance of Gade's
cantata, "Die Kreuzfahrer." ahd other vocal and
Instrumental works. The choruses were deliv-
cred wish telling effect.
Immediately on the arrival OF tho Hungarian
Gypsy Orchestra OF Vienna, concerts wero given
at SteinWay Hall, at which specimens OF national
music were presented for tho qualification Of the
audience. They we're found to be specially in-
teresting to students Of iart. The orchestra con-
Bists Of four frat and two second violins two
yiolas, two 'cellos. one double bas8. and =
cymbal.
1'he music played WAS Of highly passionate
and excited character some Of it being wild aud
restless in an extreme degree. Hardly one calm
phrase was heard throughout the performances.
In the loud passages the cymbslist rapidly
reiterated the notes which we're being sustained
by the vioins, that were also played tremulously;
md q fur1ied. almost maddenipg, effect was thus
produced. The rapid movements, with their
strange and complex rhythmic formations and
other ragaries. Eere most remarkable. :.
Numerous concerts OF vocal and instrumental
specially worthy Of your attention, ara proofs Of
tho existence Of general activity in tue musical
world, which, Of itsalf, promises to lead to great
results.
, 1875-04-18

Among tbs weddings OF the. past week, the
principal one in the city WAS that OF Miss Rachel
jackson to Mr. Richard Metz. At the Grand
Pacific Hotel, Tuesday evening, at p. N. Mr.
and Mrs, Sam Goldman gave the elegant we'd
ding, at which neatly 200 euesta we're present a
full account Was published in The TRIBUNE
Wednesday. .: '-
Sunday Miss Julia Londheim and Mr.. Gabriel
Wolf we're also made one. The bride uas attired
in pale Faons silk trimmed with tuile, with the
usual bridal veil and ganituro OF orange-blos-
SONS. Among the guests wara Mrs. Londheim,
mother Of the bride, in black silk
and diamonds; Miss Minnie Londheim,
In blue silk with Yalenciennes and
Swiss oyerdress Hiss Gusta Londheim,
IN pale-blue silk and tnile trimmings; Mrs. B.
VOL, in black silk and natural flowers; Mrs. s.
and corals; Mrs. Monfauld, ina combination OF
black silk and velvet Mrs a. Loeb, IN black ailk
and poiut lace; Mrs. A. Hauba. in black silk =;
Mrs. G. Klein, in lavender silk; Mrs. n Rohr-
bach, in black grenadine. corais, and nHtnraI
fowers. Among the gentlemen present were
Messrs. Wolf, Cahn Goodman, Wampold, Loeb,
Louthen, Klein, Nay, and many others. Mr.
Of Is years, and fine musician, entertained the
guests With both vocal and Instrumental music
Az exchange OF pale Paisley shawls was mads
at Hiss judd 8 wedding at Kenwooi. Tbs lady
who obtained the heavier one, which was much
eotlad can receive her own BY sending her ad-
dress to the city editor Of TIE TRIBUNE
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The marriage OF Miss Kay. daughter OF ". Y.
Kay President OF the >Phnnix Bank, and Mr
Cassidy will be celebrated Thursday at s o. m.
at the residence OF the brides father, No. 72s
Michigan avenue. -
, 1875-04-18
CLUES

Tuesday evening the Empire Club awarded
tHo gold medals to the best lady and gentleman
walters present. A large attendance made the
competition quite exciting, and the judges, ser-
eral in number, finally unanimously decided that
Hiss Kelly and Mt. Bluhm we're the successful
onee, to whom the medals should bedonated.
The SOCIAL Soiree Club gave their final party,
the best of the SERIES Fridy evening, at the res
idence Of Nr. Il. T. Corley, No- 11o9 Mich
igan avenue. About fifty couples were
present who enjoyed the excellent
suppet furnished by Wright, and
the dancing music that Hand supplied. The
Club desire to tender their taaaks to Mr.. Corley
Tor his hospitality and courtesy. The club "a
composed OF the following gentlemen ].
Thompson, ". s. Bristol, J. L. Whetan. Il. =.
Hough, II. Nugent ". Leck1e, J. s. Miller, L.
Dotg, A. B. De Llsie, G. R. McDonnell W. Git
more, Ii. Sterling. II. G. Barber Among the
many guests Who were present the following
ladies wero particularly noticsab!s Hiss J.
MALLORY. AI1ss n. Gilmore. Miss 4. n5ntel, Miss
L. Neilie, Miss Mary McLain, Miss F: May,
Miss Gardner, Mia Clowry, Aiss Kelly, Mss
Dimock, tho Misses Burroughs Hiss J.
Munger, Mies Holmes, Miss Clara
Root, Miss A. Martin, Miss Emma Clifford, Miss
Manchester, Mics Fowler, Miss Monltou, Miss
Sargent, Miss Westavilt, Mira. J. O. Barry Cush-
ing, and others, The gentlemen were naturally
present III equal numbers, among whom may be
mentioned Messrs. n. Hough, 4. Haymen, Hen
deraon, Bond Turner. Burroughs. Ihayer, L.
Tau Wink1e G. Z. Nheadon; Charles Cooley;
G. Tuner, Ii. Harsh, and John Priudivil1e.
Thnraf4ay evening the Eight O'Clock Club gave
=; ina full-ures1 party At the Clarendon House.
Thare we're aboat forty couples present. Hand
, 1875-04-18

furnished the music. The C1arendon Hotel ig
Al excellent place for such entertainments, and
soe supper furnished vas excellent.
pleasant dratuatic performances At Standard
Han, Tuesday even,ng. This announcement,
with al the Others, WAS crowded out last Sunday
The performance WAS exceedingly creditablo, and
showed q very fair and unusual amount Of talent
upon the part Of the actors. The audience
tSese .v sssg ba PLEASED sn 5 and
euccessfu Of the amatuer dramatic entertain
men;s.
MI, The Ellis Park Club gaye their calico party
Thursday evening At Carrs South Side Hall, and
thatr gaesta passed very enjoyable evening
Fhe 7vanhoes, having resumod their pa1tiea
Gnce Lent, met at the residence OF Mrs. D. Y.
Page, No. q Park avenue, Thursday evening.
1he STANDARD Club gave ita regular party ~
usual Saturday evening.
The Lakeside Club gave very delightful par
ty ae Bourniquo'e Friday evening, These ara
usually recognized IS boing among the pleasant
eat parties given On tha South Side.
, 1875-04-18

There is nothing very remarkable, observes
ths Pail HAL G0zeKe. In French journalists
heging fought : duel But IA encounter in
which VI, Amedee Acbard, whose death has just
been recorded, took part with ~ Fiorent,no, tbs
wel}known musical critic, was Of no ordinary
kind, and deserves, perhaps. word Of mention-
II. Achard WAS wounded and nearly Killed, be-
cause bis name began with an A. OF, rasher, be-
cause It stood first on the list Of names begin
ming with a in the books Of the Society Of Men
Of letter.. H. Fiorentino, by reason OF the
habit imputed to him Of accepting gifts and pen-
aions from the singers whose successful psrform-
ances .weEa recorded in his articles found himsef
biackmailed very unanimously. BY the said
Society, to which he had imprudeDuv aoEcised
the honor Of being admitted He declared war
against the members ia body. His great re-
venge had stomach for them all. But he pro-
posed to deal With them one By cna and,
scarcely knowing with which to begin, he Sc
lected Amedee Achard a. frst among them By
alphabetical precedence. Flozentluoa original
intentIon seen1 to have been TO run through the
whols Of French literature, He had no sooner,
however, perforated poor Achard than the police
interfered. He WAS arrested, tried, and SEN
fenced to 4 brief period OF imprisonment; after
which be resumed his critical occupations on tho
Constitutional and the Moniteur {euch ia liberty
Of the press in FranceD - il nothing whatever
bad happened. He had not proved that the ac-
cusatsons made against him vera untrue; but he
hsd shown that he wolla not sllow :hiEtsaH ta b.
reproachea with impunity.
, 1875-04-18

| A doralan bouquet party VAS given st Grows
| Hall Monday evening.
/ Mrs, N. Underwood, OF No. 1192 Indiana sye-
nue., entertained her friends Tuesday evening in
very delightful manner.
The Phiiocauan Society Of Deazboru Seminary
f.endered complimentary benefit to their teach
eer in elocution. Prot. R. L. Cumnock, 1t the
sSeminary.c Friday evening, which YVES much an
.joyed by Ill present -''.
The concert and ball rendered Hiss Clara
Dyrne, At Woods Music Hall, Wednesday even
ing, proved very successful affair." showing
both the teachers merit and the pupils prof
eiency.
Tie young ladies' Of the Park Institute gave
F, Neayant reception to their friends at the Union
i a.rk Congregational Church Monuay evening.
7 he attendance in spite Of the weather, Was ex-
Ct. xeus BY the young ladies. entitled '' Moon
liz i It. Music, Love, and Flowers An essay on
~ uiture," bY Miss Anna secriat, WAS prettily
raj |, and Miss Sweets defamation Of Gethe's
1iyt ed. Misa Maggie Walker followed on the
pia 0, after which Miss Lathrop recited =
sci, ; :tion. 4 little French comedy, .sFred,
Mn ., and Me," BIZ the young. ladies',
OF t he entertainment. which was continued BY
Miss Carrie Gates with an essay On - Unselfish-
nees + followed By recitation OF t. The Jaokdau
OF helms, I" from the 1ngo1dshy Legends, and
Miss Kane and Miss Brace IN pianoforte per:
forr ,uce aud recitation, ended the solos. Tbs
ente tainmeut closed with another chorus by the
von, ladies. The visitors Eere all very much
nniea, d, and did not hesitate to express their
aatis, i .ction with the progress made By the
pupil . of the Institute: -: =. J..
I'll. Church OF the Messiah gave pleasant 60.
cia1 IT tho residence of Mrs. Jillett, No. s06
Mich, IN avenue, "Wednesday evening: There
we're, oout twenty five couples present Dancing
totme d; the principal feature Of the evenings
entert inment. Hand furnished the rxeellent
snrstc Mt. and Mrs. Jllett wiu leaVe In June
Tar En- ope to remain abroad several years. Tho
,biocs II view ia partially the education Of their