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Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
The FOOtIight|.

Hyde Il Behman's Great Speciality
Troupe, will offer variety entertain
n4ent this evening of a superior charac
ter. Messrs. Watson & Ellis, character
actors, will appear and convulse the
audience with their comicatities. The
Royal Family of Marionettes will MAKE
their best bow, and contribute to the
amusement of the evening. The perfor.
nance will be interspersed with Dutch,
Irish and Negro deleniations. and con.
clnde with the favorite piece entitled
"Wrinkles."
70 morrow evening Willie Elowin E
Sparkes company will present the
latest conceit entitled dreams or Fun
in a Photograph Gallery" and any one
who wants to laugh, and eujoy nearly
three hours of pure unauthorized fun,
will certainly have their want supplied
by attending.
Thatcher's Minstrels will give an en-.
tainment in the Opera House on Mon
day night, and there is no doubt but
what this company is one of the
best that has ever visited this city.
George Thatcher in his specialities is
immense, and everybody knows Hugh
Dougherty and his Orations.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
The Reason w ny.

There was considerable complaint
from some of the tiremen and olaers,
VINO attended the funeral of Chief raze
vel on Wednesday, because the baud
did lot furnish any music from Ninth
and West streets until after the process.
sion had passed Tenth and Jefferson
streets. The members of the First
Regiment Band wish il stated that be
tore the funeral started, they received a
Il 3te from the Mayer, countersigued
10y the CHEF of Police, which reques ed
them not TO play while they were pas
sing over tho = streets, on account of q
lady who Was lying dangerously i'll On
the avenue.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
DEArB ..

RlChARDS.-Ath his residence in this city,
on March 3oth, Csptsin Joseph H. Rich
ards, In bis SD year. from paralysis.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family,
Lafayette Lodge, A, +. b A. nj. ana the
Friendship Fire Company, are respectfully
invited to sttend the funeral from his late
residence, 9Ol Gilpin avenue, on Sunda v
afternoon next. Services at the house at q 10
O'Clock. Funeral to proceed to Riverview
cemetery.
THOMAS.-ln this city, on TIE 3oth Inst,
Mrs. Barbara Thomas, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the res
denoe OF her son-in-law, Samuel J. Bradford,
$40 Bennett street, on Sunday. To meet al
the house at O'Clock. lnterment ct Old
Swede's cemetery.
Dearest mother thou hast left us,
Much we need thy tender care ;
1t Ia God who has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows share.
Fell asleep In Jesus.
SPEAR-ln this city on the 3lst inst, Emma
!, Spear, wife Of lhoma, Sp ar.
Relatives md friends Of the family are re.
spectfull: invited t. atten tie funeral from
the residence Of her parcn 8, Thos u. and
Ann fib'on. 3of Sh0ley street, on Monday
April Sd, at II O'clock
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

PrOce aiDgs in tue Sonate-Ps an.
stOns for crippled Soldiers -
The Presidential Election q ues-
tiOn COnsid cred.
In the U. S. Senate yesterday COM
munication was received from the Sec
rotary of the interior with the draft of
april TO more adequately prevent tree
passing upon Indian lands. Mr.. Will
liams introduced q bill prohibiting the
importation of neat cattle from Canada.
The bill to place General Meigs on the
retired list of Major Generals was
passed. Mr.. Morgan from the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations, reported ia
yorably his resolution declaring for
reciprocity with Mexico amended 80 as
to require the regulations 10 be made
not by treaty but by legislation. The
Indian appropriation bill was consid-
cred. An amendment offered by Mr.
Hoar appropriating $2,0OO,00O for the
education OF all Indian children Eek.
cept those ofthe five civilized tribes)
west of the Mississippi river, were dis
cussed at some length pending which
the Senate went into executive session
and soon after adjourned.
| In the House, the Senate bill reduc.
ing the license fees of pilots and officers
of steam vessels was passed. Mr.. Joyce,
from the ommittee on Pensions, repor-
ted bill increasing to $40 month the
pensions OF soldiers or sailors who lost
an arm or leg in the service. Mr.. Up
degratf from the Committee on the
laws governing Presidential elections
reported bill regulating such elections
which was ordered to be printed and
recommitttd. The House then went in
TO Committee of the Whole OH the Tariff
Con nilsson bill, and Messrs. Dunnell,
of Minnesota, and Hewitt of New York
spoke in opposition to the bill. Mr..
Hewitt prefaced his speech by sending
to the Clerks desk and having read a
resolution which he intended to offer
Re committing the bill, Sith instructions
to report within 80 days or sooner bill
based on the following instructions.
"First, that all raw material, meaning
thereby all materials which have not
been subjected to any process OF manu-
facture, and all waste products, mean
ing thereby all waste materials which
dIt Ouiy III w OC "ii
chemicals which are not produced in
this country, and alcohol for use in
manufactures shall be placed upon the
free list; second, that SO far as possible
specific duties shall be substituted fol
ad valorem duties, and that in deter,
mining such specific duties the aver.
age dutiabIe value of imports during
the last three years shall be taken as
the standard of value, upon which nc
higher rate of duty shall be imposed
than shall be necessary to compensate
for the difference in the cost of the
labor at home and abroad expended in
the production CT such products, after
making due allowance tor the expenses
of transportation, and that the rate OF
duty shall not in any case, except On
luxuries, exceed 50 per cent. of such
average dutiable value"
Mr. King, of Louisiana, offered a
resolution, directing the Committee Oh
Public Health to investigate the prob
able effect Of the present overflow OF
the Mississippi river on the Health
Of the inhabitants of the flooded sec
tioDs.
The resolution was referred and the
House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31

A number OF colortd citizens of West
Wilmington, styling themselves the
"ChriStian Congreg" tion." have pur
chased a building from MIR. L. c. Kent,
situated at No 124 Logan etreet, ~ be
used as a place OF worship to the Al
mighty God, and will hold their first
mec ting this evening. at 7.30 o'clock.
The Rev. W. Gnandler will conduct
the services this evening, which the
public are invited to attend. The Rev.
W. Simmons Is the pastor in charge.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
The NV CWtt,e eatiOn.

An election will be held III New Cas-
lie on Tuesday, April 11lh, for Mayor,
City Counciiuen and City Treasurer.
Mayor Black is u candid ate for re cleo
ton, aud from present appBa canoes il
seens as though he will not have auy
opposition, as it is understood that Mr..
Foresque, the opposing candidate has
withdrawn his name. The name Of c.
Kinney has been mentioned as proba
bic candidate, but nothing positive is
known of his Infectious. The polls
will open between the hours of II and
IA o'clock, a. IN. and close at I o'clock
in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
Where ARE the Lamp Lighters ?

Numerous complaints are daily lodg.
cd ut the police station, by persons liv.
ing in McDowellville and North OF
Tenth street, az well as other portions
OF the city, who Complain tina. the
lamps i'll those sections are not lit more
than half the time. The man who has
the contract should be more particular
and see that the lamps are properly
lighted by his corps Of assistants. The
attention of City Couucil will be called
to the matter this evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
CNCME TO lOs EAST SIKH STREET

(NCME TO 1903 EAST SIKH STREET,
~ Granger store) 70; some of those deli.
cious pluIns N FIR 25c; have you tried those
Onl blackberriea ut Ice h, they are sho~;
3b black berries &c; SD pared peaches .5,; IN
prunneils 25c; good peaches and apples DC b:
swiss apples lie; Oneida pacX eli apples only
l6c, bargain; excellent canled corn iOc can; 4
canc of haker's corn 2bc; tomatoes who.e for
frying 200 can; we have the best tea and cof.
fee IN the city: we will open on Saturd ay
another lot of cheap fruit; tEis 5Oc tea tell
10 Itself. it oies off like it had wings; tea at sc
ID excellent IN OF good eottee 25C; bu y our
golden rio at nc; our flour at $3.50 and 1870
Is excellent; t1uor al 81 aud 10 p; best
Early Rose potatoes an0 freshest eggs az 1O3
Ea 1t Sixth street. mao 6tx L. IA. WlEN.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
NOTICE., PATH, K HAKMEY, THE

NOIICE-., PATRI K HAKMEY, THE
IN Cwner Of The wl,hil mGutiuned prem.
sos do heIeb give notice Tat ehail apply
10 tho II onocab!e5 the Judges Of the COult 0!
General Sosnon Ct the Peace au4 Jail De,
livery of the state of Delaware, in and Tor
\ ew Castle County, on Monday, the Sth cay
of May. A ID, 1857 being this itst asy of the
May term # said court, for license 10 keel
all inn Or tavern, at 8 Z. J nrd street, being
The 5. L. cor. Of ! hird and P.Ie streets In tie
So ond ward Of he city Of Wilmington. county
of New Castle State OF Del ware, Ia coDpli
arce with the requirements e the act Of tha
General assembly in such cases mace and
provided Tor the sale therein o intoxicating
iquols in quantities loss than one quart to ho
drang On tho premise and the foiowilg ye-
Spectacle citizens of the said ward recon,
mend tue said application. viz
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31

Yesterday morning = boy named
John Dougherty about u years of age,
fell n Il : on Broome street near Gilpin
avenue. Policeman Springer who was
in the vicinity obtaiDad wagon and
removed the boy to his home on Searles
street near Third.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31

A short time since, George W.
Walker, a merchant at Laur !, knock
ed the skin off one Of mis- bands; be
gave the matter but little attention, as
he considered it but a tritle. Two
weeks ago erysipelas set in, and after
suffering terribly, be died on last Sun
day. Deceased was 81 years old, and
was well known throughout Sussex
county.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
Mud SEQ SINK.

Last evening scow belonging to the
National Dredging Company, which
was loaded with mud, was sunk in the
Christiana creek, near the railroad
bridge. An effort will be made to rails.
her.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
I.t,at.

This afternoon between | and
o'clock, on Jefferson street below Fifth,
an infants lace cap and some ping rob.
bon. The finder will con fer favor b.
leaving IL at 4l5 jefferson street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31

NOU 7E-I.LUDWI WALLSOHMlrr
~ tho owner of the wlChInmenLioGeG pfem
isfs, do hereby L. We noJi,e that l shall apply
to tho Honorsbiss, the Indyas Of the Cocrt d
General Sessions Of tho Peace and Jail Ne
livery of The STATE Of Delaware, in and FOL
Naw Castle County, on n o.cay, the 9Th day
Of May A. ID. 1857, being the first day OF the
May term OF said court, for . license to keep
b n i'm or tavern a. fUs orange street, Known
as the hose Bud Hotel in The
ri tn wad o. tire city OF wilmington,
county OF New Castle, state OF Delaware, IN
cor pliance w.th the roq ,lrcmeats Of the act
of the General Assembly ia such cases nv de
and proyiden, to sell intoXIc. titg liquors In
quantities less than one " ait to be dlhnh
on thu preLi es, aad the following IespcuCa.
wiz
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
MI RRIAGES,

NOFFrCKER-sHUkT. In Wilmington,
J. March 10th, 1884 by Rev. Charles p.
Mallery, MT. WI liam ". Hoffs ecker, Of
Smyrna,aId miss Katie Short, of New Gas.
tle county. Kent county papers please
C.py.l
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
E1ISTER'S ORDER.

~ EHlS 1 Eh > OhpEh.
REGL.TER's 0FNCR,
NEW OAsTLE Co, DEL. March ~, 1852. {
Upon tho application Of Harry g. Grfith
executor Of John W. Griffith, late Of vii
nington hundred. II said couuty, deceased
II is Oidereh and directed by the register tina,
the OK, curor aforesaid give notice OF
granting of letters Itstamrntary ulOn the
estate of tho deceased, with the date Of
granting thereo'. Wy causing advertisements
to be posted withlu !UsLy DAYS from the date
Ui such lette in six OF the most public paces
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring oil per
sons having dema' de- against the estate t.
present the same or ABIDE By an Act of As.
femDly In such cases made and provided and
ais cause the same to be Inserted W thin the
same period Ia the Delaware REPUBLICAN, q
newstap published IN Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three week !. TO- o d.
LIB Given under tne hand and seal
OF Oiilce Of the Register aforesaid
at Whining ION, in NOW Castle County afore
said, Lac Gay and year aoCve written
SO. BlaGS, Register.
NOTICE All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested 70 the execute, or
or before 10Th day Of March. a. u. 1858, O,
abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided. HARRY U. dKIfflTH,
Executor.
Address: Wilmington. Del. mSl
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31

Nehemiah D1 Fgis, of New o sag
dred, one OF th9', Republican 's y
for the Sheriff JUG nomin alton, "
distinctly undn arstood toa5 70
Withdrawn frop m the canvas, :, \
be means to st lay i'll tho tie'a' ~
suit be what i'm may. !.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31

VIVIAN rED--A BOY TO Learn OAR.
w risgo trimGiDg; apply at the old
Novelty Carriage WOIks, al h. Frvnt street
LlS.-2t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31

The way of the Cross w
ted aud bless, I'D this { Frids!l
in st. Patric,lek 3 church. BlsD'l
will preach ~ ! on the occasion
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31

tEYfNr D-A COLORED GIRL FOE
w x, nerai Aouscwork; apply at $40 Ship
ley street m3l-2ts
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31

TyANIED-AG GIRL FOR GENERAL
wv housrw rk. two miles In the country
a permanent situation: apply at G0oding's
stOre, ). " cor Sra III JEFF erson ats. 81 ~
Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
IT Is NOT STRANGE

that people who indulge their appetites II
all tho delioacics Of the season and by eating
fast, overlooking their stomaOhs should fool
distressed attef laeals. Ono dose Of Apepsta,
tho great specific for dyspepsia will give pef.
foot relief IL q iSw miuutSS In oil odREs and
often preuants serious sisknasa
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Police Cases.

There were eight customers in the lock
Up last night, six Of whom having volun.
tarily sought lodging, were discharged
this morning. The others were drunk
and diso:dsrly and were committed to
Jail.
Alderman Samson had before him r.
Clump. John Foley and Edward Speer,
arrested for drunken and disorderly con
duct. The first named paid his costs aud
was discharged. The others were sent to
Jail for 5 and 20 days respectively.
John Jones and Bird Wilson were before
the same alderman, having been arrested
to answer complaint made by Mrs. G.
Z. Francis, residing on the New Holland
turnpike, who charges them with stealing
and breaking up a hand cart belonging to
her. The accused entered bail for a hear
ing
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NHEAP EXCURSION TO fHiLADEl-
u PHIA. ON WEDNESDAY,, DECEABEK
6. Tickets good for three days. only 8206.
train Leaves Lancaster, King street. at $40
q. m. ltn27 :OGdtc2,A
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Il l'iE Case.

Isaac Nash. of thu Seventh ward, missed
two pigs and heard that they were pcnned
UP at the house of Christian Miller. Ho
brought a suit for larceny against Miller.
Yesterday he and Officer Lenan went
for the pigs which they took away after
cOnsidcrahl, trouble, as Miller had a large
number Of friends at house having coed
time. Onc of these friends named Heinz Y
persisted in following the officer and catch
ing hold Of him. When patience ceased
to be virtue the officer struck him and
that settled him. The pigs it appears
strayed away from home. Nash says
Miller found them and drove them home.
Miller admits they arc Nash's pigs but
says they came to his place.
Miller and lis wife have sued Nash be-
fore Alderman A. r. Donnclly for assault
and battery and malicious mischief. both
eases growing out of this transaction.
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MARKETS.
l'hiladelphia lQarkoe.


faIL LspaLPhIA. Dec. l-Flour market dull
SSapernne, sea 81; Extra, s. 5004 % Penna
kye Hour at - 251l 81.
~ Wheat steady; No. 9 western Red, u osss
ana nei; an,, ana ra, ksd 81 oa0l 0S Longberry
=, CON duil Tor local use old steamer, Sc
20 yellow, Sc do mixed. s16Ssc No. do
s"c new unRr,Aied. 60 070c new SAIL Soc
Oats firm with fair lemand No. i White
5oc No: DO. 4 34i9r; No. 5 do. 471i7lSc::
No. Mixed, 444xc. 's~'
Rye dull ut 67l6Se.
seedssClover firm at 969S Timothy dull
At ~ 1,ls W inxseed steady at sl .s.
Provisions In fair tobbing demand.
Lard quiet
Butter firm fOl choice grades Penn'a and
36c. "
Rolls steady; Penn'a, .5GsSc; Western, :G
G2Sc.
Eggs quiet and easier; Penn'a. 3ld3lLc:
Western, s9GS0c.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum quiet Refined. &c.
Whisky ~ 81 20.
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Dee 1.
Live Stock Markers

CHICAsO-HOgs-Rccei 9G, GEO: shipments,
1900; receipts foI NOacmber, .as. $50; market
strOug amt 10c higher AL sold , quality fair !;
light. $tfI6 10 elheavy. 81 4OG6 81 MIXED lots,
$5 WGS ~; skips, 81 5Osl5 IS.
Cattlc-keceipts, $500; shipments. 6OG,;
receipts tor the month. l67 Is. do market
opened stronger, with 4 good ':rn,an,. ut pre-
yiOus quotations; poor to best shi, pug steers,
Si@G y. mostly 81 G015 10: native butchers,
3! 4Odl3 80 for cows IS 6Oae: ~ fof steers;
s?13 - for bnlls and inferior grades; s,Ockcrs
and feeders firm ut 81 2tsG4 25.
Shecp-iseceiptS, 1909 head: shipments 800
receipts TOR the III an;h, 6j,j he;,:! market
dull and unchanged; common 30 fair, $50
3 - good to choice. - OOGi 80.
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Signed. JAS. F. MALONE.
Coroner Spangler, at noon to day, held
an inquest over the remains and the jury
rendered verdict Of Death by lauda.
num-
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CHICAGO, Dec. IAN Indian territory
dispatch reports the capture of three Q
murderers named Walker, Reynolds and
Gardner near Darlington, after a sharp
struggle, during which they were nearly
killed. They had murdered a young man
in Comanche county, Texas, and tie
officers have been in pursuit of them for
three weeks.
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. DEC. 1, 1882.
FRAYNE'S GRIEF.


Pacing His Cell AL Night and Eewal,ipg
the Shocking Catastrophe In the Cin-
cinnati Coliseum Theatre.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-Frank I. Frayna,
who yesterday shot and killed Miss Annie
Won Behren, of his company, by accident,
at the Coliseum theatre, passed q restless
night, being almost frenzied. He
refused to retire until early this
morning, pacing the floor and giving ex-
preston to his uncomfortable grief. The
case was called in the police court to-day
and at the request Of Frayne's attorney the
bearing was postponed until tomorrow,
at which time he was anxious to have the
clse disposed Of as Mr.. Frayne desired to
accompany tho remains E,st where they
will be inferred.
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Suicide of u Na uSlciaD.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Dec. 1.--IIcnry
NJ. Sawyer, professor of music, Of New
York city, deliberately cut his throat at
Green's farms this morning and then
jumped into the river. He died almost
instantly. Dependency is supposed to
have led to the act.
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A La BOK CONGRESS.
Organization for Liquidation In the Inter-
est of WOrkinsmen.

Organization for Liquidation In the Inter-
est of WOrkinsmen.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA convention of
representatives of labor unions was held
here yesterday in pursuance of the call is
sued in July last by tho federation in this
city, to look after legislation in the inter.
est of workiDgmen. The convention was
we'll attended with representatives from
Florida, Missouri, Kentucky and Knights
ofLabOr from Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
A permanent organization was effected by
electing Alexander NJ. Kennedy, pres
ident. and j. II. O'Brien, secretary.
A directory Of seven members to
represent tho wcrkmen of tho United
States before the committee of Congress
will BE- chosen at q meeting to be held on
Thursday next.
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New York NlnrkeY

NEW FORK, Dec. I-FiOur- state and West.
ern without important change moderate in
quiry: Southern quiet and sie,Iy.
wheat opened t9hc lOSer: subsequently,
recovered and advanced u trifle: fair specula-
tive traiing: No l White, 81 OF No. KeI
spot, 81 0s9l on do Dec, 81 OsIsdI Gss< do
Jan, 81 llasl llsG dO Feb. u Iai 4ssi 13H do
March, 81 J5ll 1874.
Corn 1@l4c higher after opening ss2y.c
lower m1xr,t western spot. jOfp 81; do fll-
lures, 6lfdslKc.
Oats a shade better; No. : Dec . lal.c; do
Jan, 4FsG4isssc state. 45l5lc; western, 4c(l
49c Ivy
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Two Hunters Killed.

QUEBEC, Dec. 1.-TEe bodie, of Two
hunters, named Boldic and FOntain,, were
found few days ago in the parish
Of Metgelmettc, Dorchester county. 1t is
thought that tEey were shot by other
hunters, with whom they had diff :uity,
and that the latter have escaped into the
United States.
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A BAD BOY,
ife FATALLY shoots Hrs Little Slster.

Boston, Dec. 1.-At Northampton,
Mass, yesterday, Joseph Moriarity, ascl
fifteen years. aimed a loaded gun at his
sister, aged eight years, and discharged tho
weapon. The child's right leg was shat
tered in such a manner that amputatiOn
was necessary. She died during the night.
Moriarity, who has a reputation of being .
vicious youth, was taken to Worcester by
the authorities
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Complaint? Shilohs Viia1iZcr is guaranteed
to cure you. For sale by H. e. Cochran, LII
and 139 Moth Queen street. myl.lwdeOw&w
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SACRED i:EAi iST ACADEMT.
EI. citing a Statue Of ST JOseph-i Pleasant
Entertainment

ig1. cling = Statue Of st Joseph-A Pleasant
Entertainments.
On Wednesday evening 4 number OF
iri;nds assembled in the music hall of
.;acred Heart academy TO witness the ercc-
,ion of statue of st. Joseph. During
the ceremony the hymn Holy Joseph"
WAS admirably sung by the vocal class.
The soiree that followed proved to be, as
in former years, most agreeable
entertainment. Comparisons seem
out of place when all de-
servo credit, but the skill aud ease dis
played by Miss Mary Phepoe in g Erl
King" a difficult composition by Liszt,
and Chopin's g Tantaisie Impromptu. op.
G5," performed by the same young lady,
proved by their admirable rendition tho
thorCughness 81 her training to 20 worthy
81 the highest commendation. Chopin's
ScheIZo in minor, Op. b." with its
many acci,ientals and presto movement,
WAS played by Miss Kate Kenna,I. This
young lady was especially admired for her
easy touch and brillian! execution Of this
difficult composition. Tie vocal selection,
'Ah che assoIta" (Venzano). with its
difficult runs and trills, was charmingly
SING by Miss Mary Callahan, who los
s,sses q highly cultivated Voice aid is
allie to give vocal expression to high
order O! musical composition. RDssni's
Una vGce POGO fa,' aud 20, Milo Fernan-
I"." DonizettD wcro admirably rendered.
The instrumental and vocal selections by
Miss Mary Kirby are also worthy of
praise. The medley by the junior, was all
that could be desired. Lizzie Hart de-
serves credit for her fine recitation, ''The
Polish Boy" "World Of Letters" u
play by tie Mininis received great ap-
plause. The closing chorus was well rem.
.iered by quite a number Of young ladies'
whose cultivated voices greatly pleased
TIC audience and gave proof that music
and vocal culture received careful atten-
ton from the teachers of this flourishins
institution, which is amply fulfilling the
high expectations Of its patrons in its
varied departments of what makes up
female education and proving itself a
valuable acquisition to the educational
concerns Of the city.