National Republican., 1878-06-08
GEORG ETOUS NEWS.
RIVER FRONT.

RIVER FRONT.
Arriyed-Schooncrs q. W. Hooper, Boston,
to load coal II. T. Hedges, Smith; Woods,
Holly, all to load coal.
Clearcd-Schooner l.. p. Pharo, Anderson
Hobokcn, with 800 tons Of coal Stephen Nor
gan, Chccseboro, Dighton, with 400 tons of
coal Daniel Brown, Emerson, Fall River
with 800 tons Of coal; James W. Drury. Crow
ell, Boston, with 40 tons Of coal II. T.
Hedges, Smith, New Haven, with 32o tons of
coal.
LISTHICvM ISsTITrTE ENTERTAINMENT.
The annual entertainment given by the
trustees of the Linthicnm Institute to the
pupils took place yesterday afternoon at the
Curtis School building. The pupils were served
with all the dclicncics Of the season. The boys
made several set and imprOnptu speeches in
the presence of the faculty. Professor Hay,
who had charge of the affair, welcomed the
pupils to tho entertainment, and in pleasant
and welltimed remarks congratulated them
upon the progress they had made during the
past scholastic year CongratulatOry addresses
to the pupils were also made by Professor Bris.
tow, MeSsrS. c. VI. Matthews, and Gordon, of
the board of trustees The entertainment was
intersperSrd with vocal and Instrumental
music and the exercises closed with many
pleasant recoleCtOns OF the closing scholastic
year.
AMATEUR MINsTGELs.
\ PHEASANT anu dSTettDlc entertainment WAS
given in the the Seminary buildings last light
by the Amateur Ministries" Of the town for
| the benefit of the Poor Society of Christ +. f.
Church. Mr.. c. Schott as "Brudder Bones
WAS immense, as was also Mr.. II. Evans, the
other cHd man. The stump speech of SchOtt
was loudly opplauded. The following was the
| programme
Amateur MinstrelS sill Love Thee" ", p.
DgI'nn = irThalN Shgs on ne Railway A.
Is Hannah" II. Evans; The sexton" ". r bod.
son; Johnny, nom'i WrigGIc the baby" y. Schutt;
MInnS MS We & hTTg ns, ,ahSIio My fT vS ScTit IT.
Cruel Deceiyor," A, Schou song grand finale,
" The Skidmorc Guards" Captain sand>nIpe and
Part ia. srHott on Barrnotcd Fnc.." Song.
0nr southern tHmG-"InSIie J9;lcI 4 sGhott
hn1 T. bchI Ea'@s JSEcy S@S b!"n '"H" ITG dS
June, f. Evans song 4 Night in Haunted
House-a"SaInby. 4. Schntt; Pete" II, Evans.
Evans; "liruthrr lIoracn,' \. Schott brother
Sn0n," +. Dent; Fred Douglas" ", +. Dodson
| "Dimah," C. SChDtt.
During the intermis,ion Mrs. Charles Nc.
Carter sang in most beautiful manner,
"Blrcarole Tito Mattel" and the encore
when the Flowing Tide Comes In" Sho
also sang 80 That We Two We're Muying,"
and ut the CHcDre she sang with splendid effect,
"Kilaruoy," Mr. Whihplc sang the "Black.
smith," by HattOn, In II manner that won an
| encore TO which lie replied by singing The
Wandercr." Miss DOlsOn sang "Whcn the
Pale Moon Arose Last Night" by Gabriel, and
the excellent rendition Of her pcCo called out
prolonged applause. Each of the singers was
the recipient Of numerous floral tributes.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF COAL.
Tho receipts and shipments Of coal for the
week ending yesterday by the several coal
companies were as fOllOwsf
Receipts Maryland Coal Company, 4,li2
tons Borden Mining Company, 5000; New
Central Coal Company. 1886; Consolidation
Coal Company. 36l2 total, 1890 tons.
Shipments Coal Company, 1852
tons Borden Mining Company, $500; New
Central Coal Company, 3,Ss6; Consolidation
Coal Company, 3,240; total, Ass tons,