The daily gazette., 1882-06-28
nreRINTEp FaoM YESTERDAY
seadpL IDAFs An AN END.
z ssaoeI 10 I Thls Arern,
wen Attended.


Exsrsisea a school NO 4 This Afternoon
Well Attended.
The programme arranged for school No.
z, Fifth and Pine streets, this afternoon are
as follows The rooms were tastefully
decorated with flowers, bouquets stood on
the desks and the blackboards showed evil
dences Of the handiwork Of the teachers and
children:
Room i--Anna Trump, tehcher--singing,
tIitfle Kitty" 1.-THE Neat Little Clock, F"
"Lightly Row" recitations, SIN Troubles
Leila Paca; Cry Cry, CEy," school
"When Mamma Calls" Lille Parker /;
Room 2-S. r. Shaw, teacher-Singing,
"Away to the Fairgrounds, (" Bird 3 Ball,
"Two Little Eyes recitations, James
LOgue Robins Protest, y Elsie Ferguson; :
object lessons, "Birds."
Room 3,-Sallie M. Jones, her,-Sing-
ing "Now, Dear Friends" "0ver the
Sea-" "What We Love.p Salutatory,
Oscar Frank. Recitations, " Sturdy Jim, "
,sid while MSrasy GSSns%ay GsSs 'Ss sera,oS %
Lizzie Smith. Home for the Holidays" I"
Spelling words pronounced alike and spelled
.diffetently; short sentiments; phonetic
spelling Reading, "Maud's Tumble"
Daisy Todd and Clara Wiedeman.
Room SIS. e. A. Regan, teacher-Sing-
ing, "0Eer summer Sea-" Beautiful
Moon," ''Chime Again, Beautiful Bells. I"
Geography. Recitation Excepting Lent"
IOttie Wood.
Rooms 9 and s-Ella G. Todd and Mary
NJ. Turner--Singing, "Away," Mountain
Song" 'Trundle Bed, ;" "Resting By and
By,b"Wild Ashe Deer" Reading, NLittle
Goosie," Ida Rice. Recitations, "Keeping
His Word" Howard Schrack; ''Grand
mothers Sermon" Marion Boyd SOU
Folks" Stillman Conner; "Mrs. Malone!
ON the Chinese Question" D. Schultz. OBJ
ject lesson, Wilmington, original with tn
teachers of Not.
Dr. shortlidge and Mr.. Belts of tn
Board Of Education were present.
SCHOOL NO. l..
As early as O'Clock this afternoon th'
large room ON the first floor of school No.
was crowded with the scholars and the
parents, the former all deeked in their bes
bib and fuckers and awaiting anxiousy tn
commencement of the exercises at 80.
On the platform, at either end of whicI
was table filled with choice bouquets am
baskets of flowers were seated Presiden
Baird of the Board of Education, DIR. Rea
J. Mckay, L. W. Palmer, William j. Mo-
row, Henry c. Conrad, Esq, Harry SharI
ley, Rev. A. N. Keigwin, Rev. DIR. Lalayett
Marks, Prof. Charles B. Rhoads and Super
intendent Harlan.
The exercises opened with Killarney"
chorus by the school, under the leadership {
Prof Rhoads. The remainder of the pro
gramme, now being given, is as follows
Reading selections, 1--WE Should Hear tn
Angels Singing" X Springer; Scattered,
L. Harvey at Never Comes Again,
NJ. Hickman ''What the Bui
dock was Good For" NJ. Rice
"The Fatal Whisper" NJ. Powell; :"
Pleasant Child" G. Hayes" The Dscor
tented Frogs" E. Greener; NThe Open La
tice," NJ Binnex; "Contentment," \
Pickles." "Ihe Bridges" E. Boughman an
A. Pennington;" "The nl-Natured Brier.
+. Pierce; "Little Miss Muslin," NJ. Mon
gomery; Spinning Wheel Song" NJ. SIM
son; my Ship NJ. Warfeld; "The Chi
dren's Hour" l. Guthrie; "In Memorian
s. Schoen; dialogue, 1.-THE Peacemakers,
NJ Simpson and M. Pickles.
The musical numbers were as follow
Free as a Bird, J" ga Warrior Bold, )" "Tl
Thou Weary" "on the Rocks of be'rdeen
Tapping at the Garden Gate" "N
Heavenly Home" go, Fair Dove o, Fol
Dove" The Bridge" "Good Night
abide With Me-. It