The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04

About 800 OF the quaint little things
were given out and nearly 25O returned
tor last nights breaking. The following
WAS the programme last night, which was
carried out with several interesting ad-
ditions, that of Pro-. kryter's opening
PLAYING and the address OF Edward T.,
Graves of Lockport, New York, being
chief among them:
PROGRAMME.
Oyertrre-Piano....- $500 Prof. kryter.
Coronation ............School and Audience.
Prayer-Lor!'s Prayer. Home Children.
Precious Promise-~Schoola and Audience.
Welcome ...-.........- Mary rowe
Rescue the Perishing SCHOOL and Audi
ence:
Jugs Broken and passed over 10 the AS
cert4iners.
1.-THE Little Brown Money Jug,"-A song
prepared expressly III words and
music tor this occasion by Rev.
Joel SwartE, d. ID. Recited
by sue List Barnitz-
sung by the
School.
We Will Fight for Tenperance-Sung by
Three Little Girl.
Song-Birdie's Secret.....-.... Birdie ZeVely.
Gut in the Ada Dut'ih :er'
More Jugs Broken.
Address. G. Cracraft, Esq.
please buy Jug"-".Sung by the S.hool.
Sale of Unused Jugs and Copies OF Jugs.
Sopg-"Hold the Fort''-School and Audi
enCe.
Still More Jugs Broken.
A Better Time ............. .-...."..Sue Fulton.
ar Use, Shine"-Hyun and Chorus.
NObody's 'hild........-"..."..N ettie watson.
"a Good Time Coming -Jennie McJlll.
Yet More Jugs Broken.
/ Will Not DrinS..........o..... Willie Baird.
Sohg-"JeSus' Little Lamb. Lottl. LtVelV.
"'Ti Jesus Loves the Little Ones Jewels.
Soug................. ...........-..Lizzie NJ Gll.
Pull Tor the Shore-"...-.............. ....SchoOi
Furthermo Jugs Broken.
y ng....-..... recommendation Ayers
''kiIo UP IN the CHARIOT ..............sScLo, j..
\ few Remarks.
More and More Jugs Broken.
Hear Thy Welcome VoIce-Schoo! and
Audience.
"Golng Home To-mourow"-So Solo and
Chorus.
Jesus OF Nazareth. ......Duett and Chorus.
Balleujah us DOne......SchOol and Audi
o4cS.
Additional Jugs Broken.
What Friend We Have In Jesus.
Instrumental Due It..
Sill Additional Jugs Rroken,
Yield Not TO Temptation.
The Last of the jugs Broken.
We Shall Meet Be} ond the RIVER. School.
Doxology and Beuediction.
The stage was beautifully arranged,
the .ceEe beng a wood OF oak trees; the
great school never looked better nor
brighter, and 10 sudieucs WAS ever bet
ter pleased. Thomas Is. Smith, with
hammer bright, broke tn" jugs and
poured the contents Tito bright tin plates,
which beautiful young ladies carried to
the "Ascertainer-." who counteG the
money aad sea. bulletins 10 the front OF
the stage ut regular intervals. The fol
lowing =entlcmen-mostly baIkcrs-did
the counting:
w. A. List Joseph Seybold, j. Jetfar.
son, John }. Jones, NJ. Jstiers, &c.
Mitchell and ID. &. List, jr. The pre-
cision and speed with which the work
WAS done reflects great credit upon these
gentlemen, ana added much to the dis.
patch with which everything passed OFT
At 10 clock the result WAS announced
rs S227 65, amid shouts and screams OF
applause from the crowded audience
Altogether the pCcItisr entertainment
WAS grand success, AID adds another
laurel to tie Already well earned fame
of the English Lutheran Sunday School,
whose energy and vim seem equal TO any
emergency.