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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-27

The cold wave swept over the semi
tropical region of this country, as
vel! rs this northern section. A
nephew of prominent doctor in this
city writing from Taylorsville, Tex, sta es
that one night last week ice formed over
the ponds near that place of sufficient
strength to bear horse. He is on very
extensive sheep ranch, which, fortuntely
has ample shed room, but on the smaller
and less protected ranches the suffering
among the stock is great.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-27
AN IDYLL.

Mary had some little skates,
-. And with them went to slide;
She slipped, and therefore had fall.
AS also did her pride.
Her heels flew up, her head went down,
And struck upon the ice,
Displaying both her striped hose,
Which surely was not nice.
she jumped up quickly on her feet,
And said she did not care;
But on the hose card was seen
Marked f'fifteen cents a pair"
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-27

A man in British Columbia recently SUBJ
stituted a greasy looking copy of "Gulliver's
Travels" for the Bible in one of the provin-
cial courts, and many witnesses were sworn
upon it before it's character was discovered.
Anew opened the book to swear upon the
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-27

Old Testament part, when ludicrous en-
craving revealed the trick. 1t is thought
that the substitution may give rise to some
nice points as to the legality of testimony.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20
noAwD Of EDUCATION,
Regular Monthly Meeting l.

Regular Monthly Meeting Las
Might,
The BOARD Of Edncstion mat IN rovpIs,
nonth1v oa,.ion isot nioht - M. 49,,
n III, 'e'S'ol 'ASS lpsns III 'ue's fooh'
~ Urangles BLOCK, President Wilson II
the chair. Present, Ankle, Bingell, Cald
we'll COLLAR Oriswsll. Fbelinu Maxwsll
WoT.I,, nuI.. ~ W,i,.. W.
mcVu.ly' millet, .. y. MilIer' .. a
schocky, Todd, Wait, Wilson and WhSl
lily.
THE minn,es NJ the Iast MATING ws,,
Rad and sjvnsd ~ '' '' "'''
Tho coSn,iIiao n, oooo,n,. ,aro,,od
hiiIa Amounting h sIf9 % whicb wpts oS
dsred maid, 1 WY W
Forty.eivht do,lau and t,ftv.tive rant,
wera oydasei tn he Te.nrned n The boIo
rvh Of Fniton m Sncot;ns If scSooj taSsS
NATHAN irom manv scholaSs sskinu
that 6iSy School he opsf,sd Al NJ NH
close 3 ?, N. throrvh lime was laid mon
he table. ~ ""' '"N "p'N
petItion from Georve O. Black. ar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20
,u,, CArd Of IhAnG,

NALFhIA, N0yeph.-
For the benefit o, o,bs, ,'I0s' 8, lS@
% have, | write 10 T," 0, Who NAV ,rs
day. October 81, / way NY mat on TIM
the most severe ANA "Ss attacked vi VT
SISippa1entiy rhumatic or HS susste pain,
; ;ea SD. ,l.i OF my neck and b s,GE Opa,
paroxysms Of pain Womb e Muscles, NJ.
o. two or three hours T J, at iutsry1,
tenss EnlCa lost sleep and Sns aiGaL
meal and hops, bellsdoppns ' Nus, 'eneiis,
petroleum is1Im and turpentiSs ''a ot, cUds
IMMINENT, stc,-without sT o., ealotOIOrS
cI semSnL In one Of our d4iy p, pst Iiy't
Stu"ed on Sunday to Try 81 .P ,o, ooa'
though not having much i.it III ~ Sscoo' Oh,
patent medicines, | was ra,sS "a s9'cl!!G
bottle by q friend, 10 wbom 'IpepseG With /
my intentions, and 10 ssr mad EAtsd
was magical" does not to mat ns us Acton
what | would express. T n convey
wonderful. Applied and ,bo,O N% Hupl
ped ln-ln i've minutes th s Hy rub
would stop so to express it, tuG 1iE pA'OIy.ql
and py constant application Iba = naaA
which was Tuesday, 4 A. NJ ' % Hl o
were entirely subdued and / bSs ms pain
Srstlr1 Of them, To say / am T'e ,p ~
and feel the greatest gratitude ANU 10 GEalnktO
U .h,oGEn MN TO man, for the ns Su, ~
Oo .ea!ts such !elIet, Is but ieeSIS S' :.
PT Pres y, ,o Of my feelings and deem |, e. e.
HSsy g, 70 LET others know Of and ObI,iu y
FRED W, WARD, 9OOl Titan 9,
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achievements In other directiops It has
failed in this, Of perfect auccesa. It was Q
grand work to emancipate the African race
from personal bondags, but that liberty is
Partial and paTRlized which stops abort Of
absolute freedom Of speech and press. The
mission therefore OF the Republiean party
will not DO complsleunhl every American
citizen without regard TO the latitude Of
his domiCil, the color OF his akin or his
affiliations shall DO permitted TO utter and
to publish his opinions without fear OF
violence or molestation or any other re-
sponsibility, than what the law endorses,
Filth-The maintenance Of the public
faith and credit at all haEArds and under
all circumstances,
None Of the policies oil the Republican
party has more Tedounded 10 its honor
than Its financial integrity, 1t exhibited
O grand courage and heroism in the feld
Of battle; not greater, however, than was
displayed by the foe It encountered, But
its peTsistent upiAltering steadfastneas OF
purpose and energy Of effort in the darkest
hour Of defeat through all the scenes Of
doubt and encouragement, panic and de.
preston, and against every assault Of
| HbACuuIl huA EepuulAtl9A ~ uUtle Auh
abroad 70 meet oil Of the obligations Of the
Government and to maintain the honor
an integrity Of our own popular institu-
tons, presents an instance Of moral Cour.
age and heroism OF Amore exalted character
and hardly parAllelsd in the history oil
mankind,
Sixth-The reasonable protection oil
American industries aud labor against the
competition Of cheap foreign labor.
seyenth-Freed honest suffrage 10 the
fundamental principle Of Republican Gov
eminent, '....
Eighth-An earnest support Of all avail
able and appropriate measures for pro
noting popular education,
| Ninth-HoneSEy, probity and good de
meanor In every department OF the public
service and the prompt and inaextble en-
torCement OF the penalties Of the Law
against oil mAlfeasAnae In office,
Tenth-Maltcs toward none and charity
for ALL"
The honorable gentleman dIlated a
length eloQuenly and ioEoibly upon The
heads above, 10 which remarks are mol
appended, and concluded his address by Z
magnificent tributet TO Lincoln and tittinl
perOrAtion, which was greeted with ap
plause,
After another song by the choir, TIL
whole audience joined In "MaTChini
Through Georgia" and then adjourned L
the parlors below, A full description o
oil the rooms was published in the INTEL
, LIGENCEB Of Wednesday last which will
be remembered by our readers. Thu
apartments looked brilliant by gas ligh
and were layishly. complimented by al
the visitors, Quite number Of picture
and ornaments had been added to tn,
, parlors since Wednesday and among then
was q steel engraving presented TO thl
Club by Col. Hugh Sterling, entitled
E"The First Reading Of the Emancipation
i Proclamation"
The opening was q decided success. l
. reflects credit on the Club and the man
ayers, and also on our city that 1t cal
boast OF such an institution. Long liv
the Lincoln Club
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20
Activity In Dress Goods.

We are having continuous run on
American and English gipghams, lawns,
and other cotton fabrics. White goods
have been doing eplendidly. The counters
where these goods have been shown were
much crowded all this week. The won.
derinl stock Of elegant French dress
goods we have been showing this week
continues to attract much attention. The
sales increase from day 10 day, as ladies
become more and more familiar with the
merits and beauties Il tie fabrics in this
stock OF goods, and with the prices, which
are as low in many instances for frat class
goods as Is asked for thoseoi lower grades.
Among the popular Luptns fabrics are
crepe virglnisa In various qualities, In q
full assortment Of Colors, including eve.
ming tints, armureS, Oasbmeres, Iupins,
bunlingg ln lace and plain, and In black
goods. We claim 10 have collection that
iOr correctness 'oi style, fabric and price,
will compare iavorably with any stock In
New York.
Just received. new patterns In black
Guipure laces. II you come to-day YOU
will see on immense bargain counter. The
goods sold on this counter will be cold be.
lore II 4. N. and after 4 P. NJ. every day.
We will have something more 10 say
about this bargain counter some other
time.
Don't forge! 10 ask 70 see the bargain
counter when you call.
1. BLUM & BHo.,
1l04 Main street,
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Yesterday the nuptaials Of Mt. All. A.
Watkins, formerly Of this city, now OIL
Wheeling, and Miss Anna Gregg, Of this
city, we're celebrated In the presence Of a
large number Of friends and relatives. MI.
Watkins IL q son Of The late Geo. Watkins,
whose name 10 widely known and respect.
ed iiom his business connections OF forty
years In this city. Miss Gregg comes Of 0
family equally respected aud equally we'll
known BY d vide circle Of relatives here
and elsewhere. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Jos. King, pastor OF the
Christian Clutch, Allegheny, assisted BY
Rev. VIM. A, Watkins, d brother Of The
groom. Quite large number Of presents,
from many directions, OIL q valuable and
useful nature, were received by the bride,
and will serve 10 mark the occasion az d
happy one. The newly.
welded couple intend taking up the resi-.
dehce at Wheeling, where Mt. watkins
is engaged In business. PhtsburOh Com
giefridi E1dkeib
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

Edward Kelley, OfPIttsburg, not the Man
who Ham NaAsd up Market street M0n'
dag NiEht-A statement from mr.. Mar
tin.
Our readers will recolleCt an account
that appeared In this paper last Tuesday,
OF scene that had taken place on the
morning previous between one Charles
Martin, steamboat cook, and Edward Kel.
ley, real estate agent, Pittsburgh, being on
account OF the fact that the aforesaid cook
had come home and found las he slleged)
Kelley occupying the same bed with his
wife. Nothing more was heard Of the
affair until Wednesday night, when the
following appeared in the PltLspurg Eren'
ing LSader:
Elsewhere appears an account OF the al
legged esCspade OF i, Kelley, OF this city,
while he was In Wheeling, and also Kel.
ley denial that any such affair took place.
This Ia followed by note sent 10 the
LEADER office by Ohas. Martin, the husband
OF the lady mentioned, which reads r. FOL.
lows and Is complete vlndlcation Of Mr..
Kelley:
/, Charles Martin, Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, see by to DAYS Wheeling and
Pittsburgh papers an item stating that L.
Kelly, real estate agent Of Pittsburgh, was
found In delicate position with my wife
This Is to say that the statement 10 untrue
In regard 10 said Z. Kelly, az no such affair
occurred CHARLES MARTIN.
Pittsburgh, May IL, 1881.
We confess that we are at loss 10 &C.
count for the above, % Martin explicitly
stated to Squire Philips and the reporters
Of both the Register and the ISrELLluRNcER
that "the only way 10 get at Kelly was
through his pocket.book," and IL is not
unlikely that the said p. b. was the indu.
cling cause Of the above article. Martin
also explicitly said, and reiterated the
statement, that Kelly was the man who
had been trying TO destroy the peace Of
his family while they were residents OF
pittsburgh, and now had followed them
10 Wheeling to further annoy him and his
family. We do not know Mr.. Kelly and
had no motive In duplicating him In the
affair, but we do know that one E. Kelly,
Of Pittsburgh, was at the Mcclure House
Of this city, until a late hour Sunday
night and again Monday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

Home Happenings Handled by Our
shorthand Reporters.
To-day 10 payday at the Central GlaaH
Works.
A LARGE grain elevator 10 being erected
at ReymSnn's brewery,
ONE marriage license was Issued by
Recorder Hook yesterday.
FRANK MARSHALL, an old mailer Of the
LsBelle Mill, died yesterday.
A NEW time table 10 to go into effect on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad on Sunday
next.
En-. WAGNER sold his beautiful chestnut
team to Pittsburgh gentleman yesterday
for $500 cash.
HANKS '& WILSON were yesterday
awarded the contract Tor reilooring the
Vigiaut Engine House for $500.
WILLIE DIX, q school boy in the Eighth
ward fell off u swing yesterday and broke
his arm. DR.. Mccoy attended him,
JAMES MC5ANNoN, a prominent Irish
citizen OF East Wheeling and we'll
known horse IanCler, died yesterday.
TnE G. s. Literary Society ofthe Seventh
WhIu VIVA puloltAlhpNt llot "'bN1 - -.
home OF MiDl IerIie Oliver, on South
Broadway.
DR.. ]. II. Storer, Of Trlsdelphia, well
known to many OF our citizens here, has
been confined to his home by illnepl dur
ing the past five weeks.
DRuaGlsrs who wish TO take advantage
Of the reduced rates had better send IN
their applications to Edmund Booking, Of
this city, within the next few days,
TIE Belmont iurnance was blown out
last night for repairs. 1t will be remod
eled, refined and enlarged. twill be two
months before the repairs are completed
TIE Committee on Fire Department
met Yesterday afternoon and decided to
purchase the MCOracken lot on the Island
at $775. 1t was also decided to recon-
mend the placing Of the stairs at the
Atlantic Engine House on the outside,
and substitGting.a sliding pole for the In
aide,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

Henry White, Of Bellalte, who has been
working In coal mine at franklin, wat
killed in the mine Thursday morning by q
fall oistone.
George GitChel, employed at Dubois
and MCOoy's planning mill, had the two
middle fingers OF his right hand cut Of
Wednesday evening, in the ''joiner."
Don't forget the county seat meeting al
City Hall Friday night.
Al. Feeley has been made special 20.
lcemar for duty at the Loan.
Lewis MARSHALL was called TO Wheeling
Thupdsy by the death oil his brother
Frank Marshall, mailer at the La Belle
nail works, Wheeling. ..
Mrs. Brannen, Gravel Hill, had an
attack Of something resembling apoplexy
Thursday noon. H. O.E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20
rsriinSnis Of InsorrorAtIop.

Secretary Of State stalnaker, issued I
certificate Of incorporation to the parkets
burg Water Works Company, for the put.
pose Of purchasing, building, erecting
constructing and establishing water works
In the city Of pafkefsbufg, Five thousand
dollars have been subscribed, and the
privilege Of increasing TO $4,000 WAS
granted. The shares. are $50 each, and are
held az follows: W. p. and q. W. Thomp.
Bon, y. II. ShattuCk, Isaac Prayer, R. ].
MCCandlish, D. II. Leonard, Samuel Slew.
art and K, snodgrass, oil Of Parkersburg,
Inn ahafeA each.
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Nj. BERNARD Higgins, whose death tool
place on last Wednesday morning, at BID
late residence, No. 1898, Eoff street, was
one Of our oldest and most respected cili.
Eens. Nj. Higgins was born In Ohio
county, near Wheeling, in 1909, but re.
moved 10 this city when quite q youtip
man, and was resident Of Wheeling fof
about sixty years. He was a good man,
honofed and beloved by oil who knew
him. His many friends we're surprised
and panied 10 learn OF his sudden death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

II the grabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the intense
thOugtt I, deep study and thorough inYestga
ton OF women In determining the best medl,
Clnes to keep their families we'll, and would
note their sagaclty and wisdom in selecting
Hop Bltttrs as the best, and demonstrating Il
by keeping their families In perpetual health
forced to acknowledge that such sentiments
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

Is what a lady Of Boston said 10 her husband
when he brought home sine medicine %
cure her OF tick headache and neuralgia which
had made her miserable for fourteen Year,.
AT the FIRST attack thereafter, II was admins.
tered TO her with such good results that she
continued It's use until cured, and was 10 en-.
lhuSiAatlo In its praise, that she induced
twenty-five OF the best families In her circle
10 adopt II a. their regular family medicine
That STUFF is Hop Blttera-SIdnddrd
NWfAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

THIS secret Of recruiting the vital prin
ciple is discovered In TUFTS Pills. II
liver affections, dizziness, headache, cos
tiyeness, dyspepsia, fevers OF all kinds
dysentery, flAtulence, heartburn, eruptioni
Of the spin, NERVOUSNESS, bilious collie, losl
ofappetlLe, and all troubles Of The bowell
their curative effects are marvellous
They are truly the tillced's friend.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20
MENU.
Little neck clamG.

MENU.
U Little meek clamG
Gften turtle.
Ffoil.d Roe, shaa a ia IFiito,d Hotel Potatoes
ID patlsi6ne,
Leg Of Nation with CapefS Feet Tongue, Ham
Boil Shell Crabs
Rolled Shoulder Of Mutton with CuffAntJ Jelly Youpj
Chicken, stuffed 9pflue Lamb Mint sAuce.
Dressed Lettuce, H1ddlahea, Cueumbeft, sllcet
Tomatoes,
ERfaRRs,
TendGfIoin Of Beef, LafdOd With MuAhtoom,
Small Pattles, la'Rbine Lobster Said, ID Ruste
VRdGfA tLHs,
Mashed Irish Pttato, New Green Peas, APPARATUS
Sweet T1matoet. Baked Sweets.
EneilAh Plum PuddlnE Brandy Sauce Wine Jelly
sttANbstflS and uSlm. lemon lee Cream.
Assorted EAGe. FfAilE MlSsd NutG Tea Coffee
sOuf BtafG'-G0Vernof J. B, JbeFeon.
uOut Cit1n-HOn. A. Q. EgtElef, MAJOR,
''ThO Future o! West YltFniAn2W. r. WILEY, Eso.
"The PItaI-Hon, A.. W. Campbell
THE Medical Profession Of lhS stAt66-Df a. ",
Brock,
nQld Nediein6''-Di John Ftleell,
"h0d0Tn Phytio"-Uf. ., l. Jepton,
1he Future Of the Medlcal Society d the State Of
West VlfylnlAn-lf, james N. ttffSll,
mOuf 9ueiH''-Df B. ., Hafy0V.
"R'. Mtdlea Flotear'-Df, VIM. ]. Rate, er,
Estate AtdieipV''- Df. J. ., Reeves, )
ClNtL Virginia sSSdiiSs. with, pus.s.
The supper, % will be seen, was 4 most
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 20-lA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Valley, slight
" warner, fAir weather, local rains Y
western portions, variable Winds slgn'
changes in barometer. -,
For the Lower Lakes, slightly ,Warmel
aud partly cloudy weather; local rains
variable winds generally from south v
west, slight rise in barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

II you are subject 10 Ague you must be sure
to keep your liver, bowels and kidneys In
good free condition. When 90, you will be
Kidney.Woft II 10 The best preventive Of
all malatial diseases that you can take. See
advertisement In another column. AwF4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

The following deed in fee was admit.
ted 10 record in the Recorders Office
yesterday:
Deed made May IL, 1881, by James B.
Campbell and wife to Robert Gray for a
lot Of ground in the "Old Town." for
81 200.
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CARBuSCLEs, Felons, BoilS, Sores Of lopt
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc
positively cured without the aid Of knife
or poultiCe, by using Mrs. Julye Myen
Dtawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Sail
Rheum, Efyslpelas, Soft and liberated
OOfns, Chlllblaine, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For sala by Logan 4 %.
nAv
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Two dIay loads OF new styls val,
and borders to match, and one load Il rI' p'
carpets, will be sold cheap for cash, ~ W.
pieces new dress goods, at len Can't 'uI
yard, Gall soon, ut John Roems,, n
goods, carpet and wall psper emn EN-, ~
Wheeling, ''''' Vena'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20
Cifcuil COuEt-judSe Bo,d

This Court met at Ga. NJ. yesterday and
disposed Of The following business!
State Of West Virginia Tor uae Of John
F. Woods vs, thinner Of al. Action to 70.
cover rent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

The following anows the range Of the
thermometer, AZ observed at schneprl
drug store, Opera House corner;
iRSO. 1851,
7AullN,VP. u7P.E IAN, IAN. 81. MI ,.
a Us 0? 81 " % @ S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

Al this time Of the year good Turkish
bath W u do more 10 cleanse out your sys.
ten and put YOU Ia good order for the
summer than ten dollars worth OF nedi.
cine The establishment IL on the east
side oil Market street. below Fourteenth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

YOU should see the lluhtulnS cleanser Tor
cleaning silver, For sale by 6RUss' tho
lswRleF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

The thing desired found at last. Ask
Druggists for Rough on Rats. II clears out
rats, mice, reaches, bed.bugs, loo boxes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

lust RECElVED-FIVs thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. X. MGnEcHENS,
Ma. 1854 Market ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-20

The Banqaet Last Night nj the MaLur,
Houae-ToaSta and ReapoBSss.
The proceedings OF lie State Medical So
ciety closed last night with grand ban.
quet at the Mcclure House. The time an.
tiounced for this banquet was O'Clock,
but Il was half past nine before the guests
eat down 10 the table. Dr.. Baird, as Chair.
man Of the Committee oil ARRANGEMENTS,
acted as master Of ceremonies. Following
VIA tha
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SoIREs MUsIUALE
ny mrs. whittRLOF'H PHpiIs NJ New Wei
sci Hall Last EXenInE.

by mrs. WhIttRkCF'A Pupils NJ New Wei,
sci Hall last Evening.
1t has never been the rare good fortune
Of the writer Of this to attend a moro en-.
joyable little concert than that given by the
pupils OF Mrs. NJ. E. Whitaker last even
ing at New Weisel Hall. The programme
wasshort, the selections admirably adapted
to the capacities Of each student and best
calculated 10 show of their proficiency.
The audience was large and sympathetic
and helped along with their good Wishes
those who we're little timid.
Theprogrammea srendered 10 appended:
PART FIRST.
Piano Duet-vRIanoe BellAk
Misses Fanny Heyman and Sadie Gundling.
Vocal Hlo-"ts my Darling True 10 MOh -...,,,p Pratt
Mis- May Mcfarland.
Plano sOlo-"The Violet LlehpSl
Mlsl Martha CaidWolI,
Vocal P n.y. w5St aq SsS M sSn Eds
Piano bOlo-"The tlTen WaliI' Nick
Miss Jlney Good.
Vocal Eoo-"NonS can GLnSly ~. dlIeti
ma, Hannah Hoyman.
flAno 6olo-"eOnAt4 NO lN.,,l mozart
MlStsr Albert Adler.
Vocal Roo-"QuVen Of the Night TORY
MlSs Ella LOWS.
PART SECOND.
Plano Duet-LucftzlA Borgia. Boak
MisSes Helen DeYfieS and Maggie Jordan
Vocal Solo-"PooI Tho my Cot May Be- 80, DonIEetti
Mrs Aida HouStIn.
Piano Solo-TilAnia Wely
Miss Mary Heyman.
Vocal HOO-"Una V0cO Rosin
Mis- Mary McConAhey.
Plano bolo-"Le Torrent do Ia Montague" .........
Sidney Hmith
MisI Annie Baker.
VII BaelO
Mn, BIZ X Adatns
lWHoetnIne bach
Mis- Virginia Blmp. ~. -
~ Awake and Dfoamn Blumepthal
hrs Henry Harper
The reporter would be glad To say kind
words Of praise for the varied accomplish.
ments Of oil, but, want OF room In our
columns this morning forbids. Specially
deserving oil mention, however, are Mrs.
Ada Houston, Mrs. Brook Adams, Miss
Mary McConahey, Miss Ella Lewis and
Miss 'Mary Heyman. The little folks
who fingered the keys In part first per.
formed very nicely, and showed careful
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