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Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
FOURTH EDITION,
NCE IN GROVE.
Notes from the Famous Seaside
Resort.


Resort.
Special Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,
OCEAN GROVE, August 10, 1881.
This has without doubt become one
OF the greatest and most enjoyable sea.
side resorts for persons intent on spend
ing few days, weeks or months pleas
antly at the seaside without being in
danger of having their morals cor
rupted, that can be found in tie United
States, and if it progress $ favoiahly
for few years longer it will be with
out rival. Every year adds to the
beauty and attractions Of the place. 1t
seems almost Incredible, but yet it is a
fact that there are about $4,000 people
rusticating here now, resting beneath
the shades, ,-Aashing amidst the rolling
biilows and sitting on the sand in the
evenings listening to the seas sad
moan. We have at the Hammond Cot
tage some % or 80 guests, amongst
whom are Mr.. {. W. Higgins and fam.
lily Of Perkinpine & Higgins of Phila-
delpha; DR.. Tousley and family, of
Philadelphia; Mrs. DR.. Chatham and
family of the same city; Mr.. Simeon
Peniwell, of Greenwood, Delaware ::
Mrs. 5. +. Polk and niece and Mrs
Harriet White, Of Odessa, Delaware !;
Mrs. Henry Matthews and family, Of
Philadelphia; Mr.. William Il. Gals",
wife aud son, of Wilmington, Dela-
ware MRS. McFarlan, of West Ches-
ter, Pa; Mr. W. K. Vince, of Phila-
d.lphia; Mrs. w. p. Nashell and
daughter Wilmington, Delaware, and
Others whose names have escaped the
writer. Everybody appears TO have a
good time AMI speak il the highest
terms of the Hammond Cottage and
say they will CONE here again next
year if Miss Carrow is in charge OF it..
The cottages are all fui. and ,he Viii
tages are doing we'll. SURF.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
STA'FE II, AClHEieS.
The Coming Reunion nj Keh OaOtE b
He,,rR this Month.

State teachers are got'iAg their car
pet bags ami essays in order for the com
ing re-union at Eehohuth, The affair
promises tohe one of much interest, and
will supa,s in enfevtainncnt all of the
previous re-.niprS.
1t yi,l commence on Monday evening
August % |, and will continue for three
days. 1t will he very largely attended
by teachers from Wilmington and New
Castle countv. The sessions will be
held nt the fright tloGSe,
Orders fpr tickets for hehoboth to the
reunion al the eNtr' me.y bow rate OF
LAST year, can he procured OF Prof. W.
A. Reynolds, No. lOl7 Tatnall street, or
of Rev. James Nj. Williams, At the
Wesleyan Female College; on or after
Mon NV the 18th inst. Are or.'ers are
GOOD for the purchase Of tickets from
August 18th to August 9th Inclusive
An tickets will be good Tor return. ahy
time within thirty days.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
SECOND EDITION.
A. Iowa Mastodon's Remains.

The bones of what IS known as behe-
moth were found on the farm Of Jerry
Hopping, in Washington county, Iowa.
a few days ago. Mr.. Hopplng's boys
were bathing in a small creek on their
fathers farm when they rasped their
knees over something they supposed Il
was the ragged edge OF an Ola stump
They threw the chunk out upon the
banp, and upon rihing it few bio"s
with hatchet, found 1t was bone .shu
not wood. Il. is said to be the shoulder
hone OF a benemoth. The piece was
2 feet long and the oint Is inches VIDE
nv 6 inches thick. When Jerry detect
ed it's true character he began eXpior-
ations. He got ont several ribs to d
feet long, 81, inches wide, and IL
inches thick; two molar teeth, the
largest weighing 26l2 pounds l3I2
inches ng on the grinding surfaces "a
inches wide and 81 inches deep; WIN
porticns of the socket or jaw attached;
seyeral Joints of vertebr;r in the neck
II inches long, . wide thick an axis
i,iut; GA by -, inches; parts of the
horn and tusk, / to loiuches in diameter
and 6 feet 9 inches long, and very brit
Tile, the inner sup7IdHcc tAuii"iihS -ihs
lime The ;ower Part under ground
was smooth a. a cows horn, and taper
ing in the same way. 1t was broken,
of, and was % inches around at the base.
The thigh bone 3 feet long and Is inch
es thick. From the order in which the
bones were found Hopping says the
animal must have mirrd down and
died with head up stream. He has
traced the relics for u distance OF - tC
90 feet, apparently lying as they fell
apart, the horn being under spur OF
bank 10 feet high, which he shaved
down; the neck bones were under tn,
roots OF an elm OF good size thar wa'
undermined by the late treshetS: The
shoulder blade was in water about u.
feet deep.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
rne Jeaersun's Exc"'n n,

The excursion of The Jtlt1E'DD%l 1 TDs'sl
cratic aie eHu'pI Club to Coney Island ys,di yDss,i
the departure of which , Was Wsansccres.fd
mentioned, was quite a os Sutn the ys'
fair. Tue official ,oe count "",s"n, %, ~vsr,,' v,s
GERS shows that 400 person., rsasr1v mB'
the management rellee'I; IN NJ charsp, !
who had the excursion l,;,,s ,n q respudv
excursionists in reIhtiline enL and al :
mington at . 80 o'clock, y q well well pls
went declare til hnthey s'o Wv"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Suicide After u Lovers q arrel,

Emma Dudley, o. stamford, Delaware
county, N. Y, on Tuesday, swallowed
a dose Of strychnine and died in great
agony about fifteen m!Nntes after taking
the poison. The girl tai so ne diiticul.
ty on Monday evening with n young
man, which finally resulted in the break
ing Of a marriage engagement. All day
on tuesday, previous to taking the poi
son, she was seen to be gloomy and de-
spondent, weeping at times and making
little progress with her work. During
the day she told her troubles to a neigh
Dor and even threatened to kill herself,
but little was thought Of it az the time,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Eyery Tuesday5E' E'riday

DIR. JAS TODD, Of PHILADELPHIA,
Who for many years has been eninently suc-
'essful In the treatment Of CHRONIC IIS-
EASES, has opened an office at
802 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON,
Where he csn be consulted on 1uesda- and
Friday of each week between the hours of 8
a. IN. and 5p. m. Persons suffering from Dys-
pepsIa Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Consti-
patton, Nervous Weakness, General Debility,
Latsrrh, Neuralgia, leainess, Roaring
Sounds in the Head, Bronchitis, Asthma MS.
eases of the Throat, Langs, Liver, Spleen,
Kidneys, Womb and Urinary Organs, Gout,
Rheumatism, Briyht's Disease, Scataca.
Lumbago, Chronic Diarrhna and Dysentery,
Hemorrhoids OF Piles, Functional Diseases II
the Heart, certain stages of Marasmus and
Lung Consumption, Scrofula, Pim:les on the
Face, Diseases of the Blood and Skin, Scald
Head, &C, &C., Will md 1t greatly to their
advantage to call, as they will be told with
certainty what ails the Ii. and when cure Ia
promised you can rely upon it. Consultation
rec. Je7-om
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
APiu.S1a.xing Ghcst.

y n.making goo st is tha senaa ton
in Baltimore In-, sprlnkllnS begins
ea ly in the night, SO the rnmor goes,
and continues for seyrra.) hours. The
singular part of the affair II that thc
pins come from only one part OF the
ceiling of the front room on the floor,
and that is directly over the door. Vet
nesday night between Two hundred
and three hundred persons were con-
tregaled in the vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Out on Bail.

l'r, Draper, alter having seen Mr..
Dicker>ou, the Old gentleman who was
injured with a wagon ut Fourth and
French streets yesterday morning, es,a.
ted TO the mayor to-day that he did
not consider nlm in danger, and did
not think his injuries would be attend
ed with serious consequences. The
mayor theu 0tcidei 10 release Berry on
$500 bail, which was furnished 10y Nj.
g. w. Pierce. There will be q further
heaving Of the ease on the Goth of this
month at " hlch time II is expected NJ
D!ckerson will be able to be present,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Mortality from Inc he'' >,

The mortality from the retsa, ,aan w Nd
ther at New Orleans mas mIu Sbi+sp,
among a the colored than the !, s,' Hl'rs nhr,!1 3
to rhe fact that the negroes an",s .at
little If laG access '" to good water; $40, sSDs j
tims ofthe city nave liau l' h,. hD.
while in others not a nrsp :, thsjrsS
and the residents nave '"me .oou hrst
from the river. The negroes =. fro Itnps
aui much fri 'frigh,enedhy the .s usass, a.sas1,yany S,
stroke, and many house asvins s', II
ri, riven up their positions, ssv1s' ,aSrs'
sure death to continue "'
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
~, a n ReaBON WIZ

The tonic effect of IL, h'aadii and ipatt11
pctioa 'rtuu on the blood. H., WGst' ",iut Of uL
g'nve1Iii gonv urine from disorasrsa nS
c'pss c"Ps W without fail. Gonsab y. nssatbsr'r
,%"lans ,uS,a t.;r% pa"p'i;i or iiq il,ysry coD''''
either act prompt a'''' ' -~-
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
DIR. Sinlsns'
Ch0l.ra Syrup,

The quick cure for Diarrhra, Cholera
Morbus, Summer Complaints of cl lid
rem, &c. contains no opium PERFECTLY
safe and sure eur" it is Willning'on's
old remedy of ,liroy years standing,
(35 cts.) Sold by dealers. Depot 4th
Il King, Pnila. Go2 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Che CITY lkeSiStry

L. B Frazer, ESD, Registrar of Mar
rages, Births and Deaths, went to
Philadelphia to-day 10 visit the office OF
George u. Chambers, tha registrar OF
that city. HIS obj ct is to inspect the
arrange nent Of the records, with the
idea Of getting the most approved
blanka for his office.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
The Med cal Fraternity are Mt SeA

~ to rhe best methods and remedies for
the cure Of con ,tipa'ion and disortered
liver and kidneys. But those that have
used Kidney Wort agree that it is by
far the best remedy known, It's action
is prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't
take rills and other mercnrials thar poi
son the aystem, but by using Kidney.
Wort restore the natural action of all
the OryanS
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Mex NspberJs' Show

Nick Roberts Re constructed Hump
tv Dunpty will appear in Wilmington
on Saturday ever ing, September .ird.
This troupe is mHch more nnpular than
before. Mr. Roberts will y esent tli+
season 40 clowns in his grand and side
splitting show.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
kIRylh Post. attention.

A special meeting of Smyth Post No
l. q. A. IL will be held on Saturday even.
ing, AT 3 O'Clock to take action on al
invitation from +. II. Gregg, Command
er Of fn-t =. &. A, Il. TO attend the tu.
neral OF our late comrade John Il. Holt
by order of
OLIVER BLISS, NJ. D.
Post Commander,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Atthe Pony Penning .

Ncssrs II. b. Courtney, A. Tel
Weges and Dennis Balger have beel
to the pony penning at Cnincoteague
They returned yesterday. MIR. Court
ney purchased five ponies. They art
all sUrrels, and came up last night.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
JOHN WiNiNikER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth, Market and Junl
per Streets, Phllad'a.
Accessible by horse cars from everywhere.
Nankamd's FayOriae pills,

DIR. SimmS' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coateO move the bowels oasy by acting di-
Iec;iy on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the he&i.ay action Of the liver
10 doing this, hoaAacHe, neuralgia, pains In
the eight or lefl side or tntaugh the liMbs,
in digestion. costivenoss, sick stemach woak
back, dizhness. b&i feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biliougDess. general
weakness and otLsr bodily inhrintiss are
curot. They positively operate without
bosel5 1ostise K splendid, easy, purssti7e
and liver cure Is cents and 81 4 box Ma!a
depot, Fourth and King streets ft.ladsi
ptia, 602 Arch street. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
For River Cemetery.

William Barker instead Of lunning
q hack to Eivtrview Cemetery on Sun.
day as usual on &c )unt OF camp, Will
run one on tomorrow, Saturday even
ing, leaving Fourth aud Market st"ects
at q o'clock aud returning at !! O'clock.
The Sunday trips will be resumed on
the 2lst Instant.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Gninx 10 lIs.. TvNrh:ts,saY NJ

The Phoenix Fire Com. t"y ~ this
city have engaged the UAt It, G"rnet
Band Of twenty-ons pieces t" furnish
music for them at the tireM az !, tpirna-
ment to,LG neld at kea.sins M Ias,~.m-
Der.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Ezra .ltnx Teeth Is Cents.

each; gold and plastic filings 81 to So;
beautiful sets of teeth $40 and $l5; tit
guaranteed; work all first t-class; from
the 1st 10 the 20 OF each month. No.
917 Market st.eet, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12

Butter and cheese, al those wanting good
butter and cheese ut reasonable prices can
get tncm at II. II. Moore's stalls, u and "A, End
street market, Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Go Ri-itt 10 SIneltz

at 70 East Fourth street, the great can
teloups and watermelon King, if you
want a good article; be keeps the genn-
inc Jenny Lind caDt+!oupe on hand al
all times.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
WILMINGTON HAY ANL., |AW
MA RkttI
The City Mark tfr.

There was a large amount Of produce
offered for sale Wednesday, morning,
and the attendance at the market was
large.
The fnIlowift, vern the rulinr prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
Fish,.

Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
the Third street market the usual variety
of fresh fish. Those who wish to pur-
chase should CAL earl. and select TO suit
tn nlr taste
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12

The largest and best assortment OF picture
fraia,5 can be iount at q. K. 3augh's, 70;
Shipey street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
r OOK tTTAE MAN THROWING VI

r OON ATTHE MAN THROWING UP
IL his hat! Is he going crazy? No. indeed,
but he is 80 happy that his wife has .ust made
bread out OF the Shamrock Flour, and it is 20
good he is rejoicing. z his is the -four only "
cts. b., 55c. Tor suaI bag, $l.l0tr large bag.
1t maAes the men throw up their hats, |,
makes tho women sing it mako2 tho children
dance. and makes you eat till you cant tell
what is the matter with you. Gone see it.
Come try it. Give it ono trial. You can't
tell what you miss by not having it. Come
to lO5 East sixth street for Shamrock lour.
augll-6tt 4. NJ. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
NEW ADVERTlSEKE ENrS,
I XXyANTED.-A SITUATION AS CHAM.
w bermaid or waiter, or will do general
housework in small family. Apply at 1925
West Fourth street augll-3tt
.NANTED-TO SELL FIFTY CANARY
W birds, Applyat stalls 8 and 6. Eighth
| street market, or 905 W. Ninth street. l26tt
ENoR SALE CHEAP.-A POOL TABLE.
ausla a5uF' 5,t S. w. cor. vttS & sunHhR and shpIcy.
WANTED WOMAN
w for hOusework, at 7G8 Orange st. l22t
A TINE FOR BARGAINS
WAINWRIGHT,
3l2 MARKET STREET,
VIII take account of stock at the end Of the
month, and with view Of reducing goods to
the least possible amount before closing, we
have madea
SWEEPING MlRk down
| In every department, and for the next two
weeks will otter the most wonderful bargains
ever pres snted to the ,ilminGton public.
Everything in tho way Of
Dry Goods,
hotions,
Hosiery,
Small Wares, &c.,
WIN be sold at n sacrifice; indeed, you may
buy at your own price, as we must sell.
| This IL no idle talk VIC mean business. and
will give convincing proofs to all who favor
us with calt. Remember and make no mis-
take in regard to the place; it is
VAIDVRZGHT'S
3l2 VI ARK ET STREET.
VkZUVRZGHI'S,
3l2 MARKET STREET
invitation.

XKTE care enough about
w strangers visits t.
make them comfortable and
Instructive. Your parcels are
checked ; a waiting-room is
provided, where you may
rest with ladies ard children;
guides conduct you through
the house, or you wander at
will ; there are many things
Of interest to see, and you
are sure of a wei, ONE.
Drop in while waiting for
a train, or stop over ii you
can afford the time.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
A TIME FOR BARGAINS
SWEEPING MlRK down

In every department, and for the next two
weeks will offer the most wonderful bargains
ever presented to the .ilmington public.
Everything in thu way Of
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
w,,ternDes",

C. Mess.ck = =
Mountain =
Third -
vita'
d,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
NEW ADvERTISEHENrs,

NyANTED-AS SITUATION AS CHAM.
w bermaid or waiter, or will do general
housework in a small family. Apply at 1926
West Fourth street. augll-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-12

ENOR SALE CHEAP.-A POOL TABLE.
l. Inquire f. BUCHER,
augl26tt 3. W. cor. Filth and Shpley.
"ANTED-MI LE.AGED WOMAN
w for hOusework, at 7GS Orange st. l22tt
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election days to be legal holidays; thai
all ballots be printed by the Government
and that all the ballots Of all candidates
for Office be sent 70 the voters two day.
before the election.
RESOLUTIONS were also adopted iavorinG
the formation OF national and international
trade and labor unions and pledging tina!
the Socialistic labor party for the next two
years will not affiliate with any political
party not endorsing its platform; also sym
pathizing with the Russian Nihilists, and
pronouncing all expressions Of sympathy
from this Republican Government to Rus
sia as shameful and cowardly; approving
the anti.rent agitation in lrGland, denounc-
ing England, and glOriiying the success Of
the Socialists in the recent elections in
Germany.
Action was brought in the Supreme
Court by Jas. ID, Brewster and others
against Walter 4. Hatch, ]. Warren Brown
and Others, trustees OF the Dunderburg
Mining Company to compel the accounting
for $4,000 shares OF the company's stock,
The plaintiffs claim they contributed $780,
900 on the representation OF the company
that 10000 shares OF stock would be
needed to purchase mining lodes in Color
ado, The mining property was purchased
by defendant Brown for the value Of g..
900 shares and he, ii is alleged, reassigned
the property to the company for its l50,.
900 shares. The plaintiffs claim that ut
the time they contributed Brown knew he
could purchase the property for less than
10000 shares, and they ask that the sur
plus $1,000 shares over tho contract price
be divided among the stockholders. The
defendants demurred to the complaint,
which demurrer Judge Van Eloesen to-day
1verruled with costs, granting them leave,
however, to serve an answer,
A committee Of prominent metal mer-
,hAnts-are looking for site on which to
'hHnge,
President Arthur remained at home dur
ng tho day and in the evening attended a
Inner party,
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Ma j. II. WooD, who represents the
Cleveland Committee who have charge
d tile Garfield Monument fund, is stop
pingat the Stamm House in this city. He
bears with him II letter from President
Wade and other members Of the commit
lee. Ills visit here is for the purpose Of
arranging for the sale Of relics made into
articles of use or ornament from the grand
ataalquc, under which the remains OF
The late President lay in state for three
days prior to his interment. lie expects
70 arrange with some responsible house
here for the sale Of consignment OF these
relies, the proceeds Of which go 10 the
h'g monument fund that Is being raised
throughout the United States. Similar ar-
nngments arc being made in other cities.
lIarhal Field, Of Chicago, bought on his
own responsibility $4,000 worth. Each
trIic bears with it Il stamp or certificate oil
Eenninencss from the committee, No arti-
cIeis sold for less than 50 cents or more
than$2 The amount Of lumber used in
the cataialQue was about ono hundred
thousand feet, and 1t has been worked up
gaiumiture house under the auspices oI
the committee into quite a variety Of beat.
tiiul mcmcntoes, The Monument Com
hiltec expect to realize large amount
from the sale Of these relics, and they
hope to dispose Of a fair amount in thil
n,I,,
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FIRE RECORD,

gr 1ntts Mo. Dprnnber os-A uu,,.
nosai inrcndiary fire NJ Ciroesbeck, nj ak
p'cloek Yesterday DESTROYED tlle dfy goods
ard grocery store Of Shaier 4 Brother.
loss about $4,000. The safe In the store
WIS broken open and $500 in money and
an insurance policy for $4,000 abstracted,
pItr,nu. N. G. December 2S.-At Wales.
boro n, G., seven stores were burned, be.
longing to Parker 4 Williams, j. II. Horton,
i. A. B6ggan, q. I. Horton, Thomas Carson,
u. u. Horton and A.a. Brewer. Loss $3.50.
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FRESH FOREIGN FACTS
Cleaned From Our Cable Dispatches
Matters of General Interest.


ODESSA, December 2S.-1t Is calculated
that the Odessa magazines contain mill.
ion and half quarters Of grain ready for
expectation, and other black sea ports an
equal quantity. The total Is valued ut
thirty million roubles. Business quiet be-.
cause Of the low prices in England and
France.
DuDLiN, December 2s-A meeting Of the
Irish Home Manufactures Association
adopted resolutions to communicate with
the members OF the late Industrial Exhibi.
ton Committee with the view OF having mn
exhibition OF Irish manufactures In 1882.
Circulars OF the Ladies' League, sum.
moning all branches Of that organization TO
meet on Sunday, are Issued for the puppose
Of testing the legality Of the Indies meeting
LONDON, December 2S.-In consequence
Of newspaper reports, bismarck Is about to
appeal to the powers 10 consider tho POpe's
proposition. II Is seini.ofllcially stated that
they will take no aCtioh In regard 10 the
papacy, which can be construed as en-.
cr0aCling upon the rights oi Italy.
DuBLtS, December 2S.-The chief secre.
tary for ireland has requested the Ave re-.
Gently appointed Magistrates to inform the
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland whether the
police in their respective districts are still.
Cient.
ToRoSro, December 2s.-Capt. Cheyne,
OF the British navy, who proposes n trip TO
the North Pole in balloon, has arrived,
and to interest Canadians III the project
will hold meetings in several cities.
HALIFAX, MS, December 2s-A stranger
pretending 10 be deaf and dumb, stopped al
Mrs. ben Munroe's, East DalhOusie street,
and shot fatally her eldest son George, aged
10, and his sister Mary, aged i2.
LONDON, December 2S.-The foreign Office
publishes Blaing's dispatch 10 Minister
Lowell thanking the british people for their
sympathy with Mrs. Garfield.
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A MUSICAL EVENT.
Pattiat ClncinnatI-The OratorIo of the
Messiah.

CISClENAri, December 2s,-Thc Messiah
Oratorio was performed ta.night at Music
Hall, under the auspices Of the Cincinnati
Musical Festival Association, with Ade.
lima Patti, Annie Louise Cary, Mr.. Whit
ney and Mr.. Toedt rs soloists, the May
Festival chorus, with MI. Whiting as or
ganist, and Theodore Thomus' orchestra,
with Theodore Thomas as director
Every scat in the house had been sold
two weeks ago, making the total receipts,
before the doors were opened, nearly $lS,.
600, About $4,000 worth Of admission
tickets were sold tonight, making the total
receipts $4,000. The audience was one OF
the largest and most brilliant ever gathered
in the Hall.
Many ladies' were among those who stood
during the entire performance. The chorus
numbered 500 and formed Il handsome
feature, being arranged on rising seats on
the stage, on either side and III front OF the
organ the ladies being dressed in light
colors.
The chief point Of attraction was Patti.
Her entrance was marked by prolonged
applause. Her solos were not many, but
whenever she sung she held the most In
tense attention OF the audience, and in the
olse OF both Of her leading airs, "RejoiCe
Greatly" and ~ know that my
lsedeeiner liveth,' she was COM
PEELED to repeat It, and she seemed to
take pleasure In complylngwith the. wishes
OF an audience Of such magnitude, and
while there was no excitement or vocifer-
Gus cheering, inlthe applause she was re-
warded with a generous appreciation.
Miss Cary's triumph was scarcely less
marked, though she was not called upon
10 repeat her airs. The greatest enthu,
siasni Of the evening WIS awakened
by Whitney, perhaps. The really
most satisfactory feature of the perform;
aneCs was the chorus. lts volume and
power have been increased since 1t SA'
iast heard, and its work was beyond praise,
During tho singing Of tho halleull91l
chorus tlie audience was standing. The
chorus Is entirely voluntary organization
made 10 Of the best voices in the city, and
receives no pay whatever. The Festival
Association IL Justly proud Of lis success.