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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-11

7-Best Litter of Pigs under ten months
old, native SKI e
S-Best Fat Pig, native
0-Second Best Fat Pig, native
NOTE-By s'native'' Is meant an ami
nal born in this Kingdom, irrespective
IF pedigree.
best White Leghorn; Rooster and
Hens
BEST Brown Leghorn; Rooster and2
Hens
BEST Black Spanish; Rooster and
Hens
BEST Dominick; Rooster and Hens
BEST Three Domestic Geese
ti-Best Pair Native Geese
BEST Pair any other breed
S-Best Three M,lscovy Ducks
9-Best Three .Aylesbury Ducks
1O-Best Three Canton Ducks
1l-Best Three Turkeys
12-Best Three Varieties of Pigeons
DIVISION 6-DOGS.
A show of thoroughbred dogs will be
organized. and prizes will be- awarded
for deserving exhibits.
DIVISION 7-DAIRY PRODUCE.
best Firkin of Butter, 10 lbs or more
or more 81.
3-Best Pound of Butter. the exhibitors
being hOuse-keepers and making
their own butter
4-Second Best. - s. 8
DIVISION S-FISH.
Finest Specimen Imported Fresh
Water Fish
2-Second Best Specimen Imported
Fresh Water Fish
DIVISION 0-DONIESTIC MANU-
FACTURES.
best Variety of Mats
2-Best Exhibit of Mems Hats
BEST Exhibit of Women's Hats
BEST KAPPA
BEST Exhibit of Calabashes made
from Hawaiian woods
6-Best Exhibit of Bowls of Wood and
of Cocoanut
7-Best Exhibit of Ornaments: Kukui.
Shell & others
S-SecOnd Best Exhibit of Ornaments:
Kukrli, Shell, d others
0-Best Exhibit of Artificial Flowers &
Wreaths
lO-Best Exhibit of Carving on Wood or
stone
1l-Best Home Made Saddle
12-Best Home Made Harness
DIVISION HORTICULTURAL
PRODUCTS.
Class Sugar Canes.
best Bundle of Sugar Cane
2-SecOnd Best Bundle of Sugar Cane
3-Largest Collection of Different va
rieties of Sugar Cane
BEST single stick of Sugar Cane
Class 2-FOrage Plants.
1-For the greatest variety Of Forage
Plants, representing fields of not
less than one acre
2-For the Introduction of any useful
foreign plant proved to succeed in
any portion of the Kingdom (speci-
men plants to be exhibited ut the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-13
RRRAKFAsT RupoET.

A Dresden house is making children's
carriages out Of paper pulp.
A physician in pretty active practice in
Union county, Ga, Is 03 years old.
Punch's iayorite old lady has just been
cured Of poisoning by taking a powerful
anecdoe.
The city Of San Francisco, by recent
increase, has eighty letter carriers, but Is
clamoring for hundred.
Stone lamps made by Esquimaux are
similar in form and principle to the me
tallic lamps still used in parts OF Scotland
The Macon Telegraph bluntly says tina,
there are counties in "the black belt" In
Georgia in which the majority doesn't rule,
and in which 1t isn't going to rule.
A fitteen-year.old lad in Georgetown,
Del, recently won wager by eating raw
A No. mackerel lust taken from the brine
keg. Tho fab measured l4x7 inches, and
il required gallon OF water to allay the
boys thirst after he had eaten 1t.
A directory OF american heiresses'
has been published in London, giving the
name, age and address OF every young IN.
married lady In this country to whom q
fortune has descended, or 10 about TO de-
scend, iorsthe special benefit Of impecuni.
Gus British peers and broken.down Irish
landlords.
A deaf young lady in Milford, Mass,
who could receive no benefit from other
artificial aids Of hearing, is said to have
discovered that she hears conversations
distinctly by placing slender wooden rod
against the throat muscles Of the person
talking and holding the other end Of the
stick IN her own teeth.
The Washington (Ga.) Gasetie tells OF 8
farmer In Wilkes county, that State, who
has on bis place an old negro who this yeal
worked blind mule. The negro lived on
rather an out.ol the.way part Of the planta'
ton, and the farmer in the first part OF the
year, speaking Of the prospects Of tho years
iabors, said: swell, we won't count the
old man, he's got q blind mule.n But old
Uncle Ned worked ahead as best he could
and It now turns out that he beat the whole
plantation farming-he and his blind mule
raising larger crops than the other man and
mule on the place.
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Pics ZOE PORK.

Interesting Experiments Indoors aud
Out-doors-Easy Way 10 Waste Corn
Aneriean AOriesihHrta.
The difference between feeding tattenins
animals under proper shelter and in an
open yard and exposed to the weather.
Ia strikingly shown by the experiments
made at tina Kansas State Agricultural Col
lsge by Professor E. N. Shelton, Professor
Of Agriculture. In Kansas, as well as In
other recently settled parts Of the West,
animals are inadequately protected during
die winter-the shelter Of . belt Of timber,
or that given by 0 ravine, or sink in the
prairie, being all that is. in many
case, given to iatteningswine. Ten animals
as nearly alike as possible, were select.
ed for the experiments, which continued
through the winters 1851 81, and lSS2.S3
the animals were kept in separate pens,
Eve in the basement Of o warm barn and
i've sin an open yard, on the south side Of
a close. board fence, FIVE feet high" without
other protection save the straw furnished
for "nests," with which both sets Of ami
mails were provided. The food, Indian
C0TQ, WAS kINCu tWLSo uAJI euA sAas 80
each animal accurately weighed. The
tables, giving in detail the gain for each
pig by weekly weighings, show many In
teresting facts; but we give only the results
OF the experiments, which may be summed
up as follows:
n ,as s'Fn. ID pork oO''t 2S Of
Or expressed in other words each bushelo
corn:
Fed In the Bun, male II alO lbs. Of pork.
Fed outside, 9IIV
This shows that every bushel Of corn fec
in the open yards portion sufficient to
make 8 10 lbs. Of pork, was consumed il
keeping the animals warm, practically
wasted, but which might have been saved
BY proper use OF "lumber and MALTA" Ex,
ptriments to ascertain the amount OF fooc
required to maintain working animals
under shelter and in exposure would nc
doubt show marked difference in favor o.
giving them proper shelter.
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The GOOD Time ComIpg.

ParkersburD Journal.
II the rest Of the South is "solid," would
It not be grand thing for West Virginia
to come out from It in 1884, as 1t did twenty
years ago, and refuse to be bound any
longer BY the ties OF Bourbonism? West
Virginia's future in business enterprises
and development Of natural resources Ia
bright; let It not be hampered by the dam
gerous conservatism oil Democracy. Next
year will be an excellent time to place itself
In the front OF the column which is ulti.
mately 10 destroy the now solid ranks Of
Southern Democracy. Republicans 1t is
time TO begin the warfare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-13

A RExEpY that hai proven itself nayer
falling cure for scrotulR and all syphiliit
sidorders must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Docl
and SArsaparilla 10 sucha perfect blood puri'
der and strengthened Of bodily functions
that It cures the above DISEASES even when
Hot Springs and all other treatm!n t has
failed. Remember. that II y absolutely ite,
the most delicate constitution. Its ire will
make you feel buoyaAt strong and we'll, ant
will nd your system Of all blood lmpurltiei
and every internal and externsl indication
OF disea3e. DAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-13

son sayr: 1.-THE watches are without any
springs and consist solely Of two wheels.
Besides being true they have the advantage
Of the secondhand moving In single
momentary leaps, as Is usually the case
only In very costly watches, and which Ii
Of the utmost utility for astronomical oheer'
yations. These watches can also Get In
motion certain number Of watches Of the
same construction, 30 thatthey all keeE
exact time. The invention has convinced
me that watches can be used for the pur
pose OF telegraphy."
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To pnysicians.

We do not find fault, reproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular pkys'cian-thi:
Is not our mision-but We do claim II be
were to add Pernsd 10 his prescriptions as di.
rected In our book on the "tlls OF Lifs" land
furnished grstultously by all druggists be
would cure all his patients.
"UsEEGo. Po.te, County, Pa.
Dr.. HArrxAS-Dear Sir: The small ulcers
are all healed, and the wolarge ones arc not
more than hall as large as they were. I am
feeling quite we'll. The people say your
Peruud Is doing miracle l do not take
nearly 90 much opium as did before.
nav NRs. ELLEN MAYNARD.
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Elee,rlen, watch.

A Russian Jew. Solomon schisgal by
name, and only 10 years old, the son OF q
watchmaker In Berditschen, has invented
a watch which goes by electricity, and
which IA declared by Herr Chwoison,
Professor Of Physics at the University OF
ST. Petersburg, TO be an instrumentoi won
deriul simplicity, and value: In an article
in the Nolroai, describing the invention,
which he believes will reyolutioniEe the
manufacture Of watches, Professor Ohwot'
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BueItIon,s Arnisa save.

Tho greatest medical wonder OF the world
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns, Bruises
Cuts, Ulcers, 9alt Rheum, Fever 6oreS, Can
cerD, Piles, ChilblGinS, Coins, letter, ChApped
Hands, and all akin eruptionB, guaranteed e
euro In oyOry instance, or money refunded
26 cent? per boz. For all. Of Logan &oo.l
Bridge Corner Drug Store
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WttlDN KtpHV'IcuH'
II you have Wheeling Register Of last
year containing an account Of Buffers cleo
lion as Governor OF Massachusetts,, please
look at 1t and you will see the birds crow.
ing over Democratic victory. Now since
Butler was defeated this year, the same
journal cannot find epithets too severe for
The poor old fellow. They rake up that old
spoon question. Hall they say about Ben
Is true we consider 1t Democratic defeat.
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l HAvE been sufferer Tor years with
Catarrh, and under pbysicisn's treatment
for over year. Ely's Cream Balm gave me
immediate relief. / bsl'eye l am entirely
c1red.-G. 8. Davis, Frat National Bank,
Elizabeth, N. J. Trhstw
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TIRUsTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
| FRONTING THE klHTu WARD MARKET

Il IRONING THE FIFTH HAkD A"HAh'
sQUARE.
schnciChcl ard LcI'sC SChmc'ChCl, hii WIFI all
Fritz II. BshieES sRd Mary EehiCn', hiS wiie. v
nc, the undersigned trustee dG ID Inc % us! o.
August, 1881, EId n C1.dEd III he uhiLG o. W.
LIerk OF tao Cu0nty C,uIt OF uhi1 c0uhtf, Wal
virginia, III Decd Of Trust B0OS No i, EASe Wy, 10
secure d. +. BehrenS tho p.ymtit Of tci1!n
prOn,issory nuta uaInCd thcIc,nr ihGI If0ttea y
sell n the front Geo: al the tout t0nS'; " tae
lily Of wi ceiling, on MONDAY, DC. SBsk hs
81 1883, begin Ing NJ 10 OcOE Az, ne 10! oElH
dec bed real tsUte, tn iaIU ~ the nldae
ouc-thifd, twenty-five (IsG) Tee: OF oi hulnDettu
ninety .niue (9gl EituAtGi st The northeastern C3l,
MI o. Market md Twenty Third stetlS, N US
Fifth ward OF thu City Of MnCclng, 'o:e'Irf NlA
all the buildings aid inroV,avns7 ihe"ou VI
,hTeuntn belonging. ..,uo
Terms oil sA.e- oaC.hRli, or 30 TnrCl mf'c Of Me
plifcLUe money ~ the pu'6hH er HEy C.lr' 70 ps!!
cHEh In hatd aud tho bllALCc payable III one !tM
WITH inICrSt from dag Of su", - % w
dc ced by the Prom HoTy lot OF 'he plf ntltL'
aud 10 be secured by deed OF tri,! OF the priefY.
Title believed 10 lie perfect bat EeiinEH ltuI 70
shall convex only such t!I,c rs IL vesta III Ut W
said deed Of trust. .,,,,.,,- ,...,,,,.
". H HkLLER. AuC.ionIo.: los
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Il, lSS3,


commencing at O'Clock A w., the undivided bal
OF certain tIGct Of land situated on ZAne'l OF
Wheeling IslAud In, the City Of Whe' ling, Ohio
county, West Virginia, Known and described y.
follows: Beginning At Hke OIL the west nde o.
South Penn street. on line with T.. J. stones
northern fence; thence with the western line Of
said Etsett, south Q Degrees cast q 49llO IOl0 10
the hedge row: thence with the hedge row south "
degrees west 2S.l00 T6lcs; lheuCe kOuti gdeIIest
wet q 42.i00 poles 10 4 stake theEce nerh "
degreGs east lS.lO0 poles 10 tie bcslnlIHg, con-
taining ono acre and 80 6.lG0 poles more or ItGt
TRIMS OF SALE Quo hBli and ~ ri oh more Of
the purchase money as the purchaser shG! elect 10
pay Ia cash on the day OF sac the balance In two
cQGl iustAIlmeutR at SIX and twelve months, EVIL
delced by notes bearing interest IRON The day o
gaIe, ". ]. ". CONDES,
Special Coz missioner.
hereby certify that bond has bCtn give1 y
Aboye named SpecIal commissioner rs ic1uifed By
Inc Cont, ), b. SIC. OLL0tH,
ocIi Clerk.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
rEARL STEAM LAUNDRY.

The underlined will continue the Laundry
b1sincss AZ the old stand aud respectfully ask!
that tho patronage Of the public Is IS literally
granted 70 him In the idtuIe ~ 1t has been TO the
old firm In the past.
p Vn0nN1NSFK
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"Yov'LL have TO take the will for the
deed" Is what the heir said to the LAWYER
when the latter presented his billy
ksrs Sniesmnn.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Trains arrive and depart a. iollows-City time.
Baltimore d OTTOMAN IISE-DEPART-
i:6S N, $40 N, $40 p N, sic p N, 7:o6 m.
o, o. Nv.-e20 N, els p N, ILLS p m, $40 a m,
N. q r, Diy.-DEeAkT-for Pittsburgh, 626 q m,
and 400 m; for Washington, Pa, 625 and BIO m
&l0 aud $50 p n; for Elm Grove l:65 m. AR.
RIVE-MRIn LIne-l2:16 N, 1620A n, S:l5 D m,
$40 m, El5 p N. o, o. DiY.-6:lo p N, e;60i n,
GS m. W. DIP. Dv,-ARRIvE-From Pittsburgh,
$50 N, and GO p m; from WaShipgton, PR 500
and $50 q nj lib and $3.50 p m; from Kim Grove,
r., Q. d st. L.-pnAar-s:27 a m, so2 q m,
la > m, E:47 p N. ARAryE-SS7 q m, tl:l2 . m,
a67p N, EU pm.
Cleveland, LornIn d WheeIlng,-DuAAt
Bridgeport Rndst ClAInyile Accommodation, e20
q m and SIS p m; Cleveland, l&00 noon; M4Silon,
4:l0 p m. ARRiyH-&SS N, lG2o m, 245 p m,
as pm.
Cleveland 4 PIttsburgh-DEPAEr- a
m, 1l:5o . m, EO6 p N; steubenyille Accoulmoda.
tiou SIS N, RelisTille Accommodation sos
benvIlie accommodation SSS , N, WeflEYiile Ac.
commodAhon SESHm.
b, z. d Q. RailWay-IIAvE BOliAire for
WoodEheld and summetdeld at 6t5A m. and 900
p M ARRtyE a. BcllAlre a. 9t5 q. N. and $40 pm.
WHEELING & ELM GRovERR,
On and after MONDAY, MAY II, 1883, (untii
further notiee) can viii run from The City and
B,ammt svesy hour tfon EsoA. Y. 70 80 TN.
myi9 J, KLkkH, Eupt,
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A NEW town in Nebraska Is called 'tBase.
ball" Probably the regulation title Of the
Mayor will be "the umpire. "-LO,rM Gil.
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40 PILLS IN EACH BOX.

The HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS are not only
tho BEsf, but they arc tho cHIAFIkr Pills In use.
Each Box contains laTgtT Pills for adults, and
smaller Pills for children, with special directions
for use In LIVER LOMPLhINT, and asa fuigRtIye.
Price 80, Sent BY mail, pFepaid ouly BY
LOGAN & CO.,
Druggists, bridge Corner, .
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, ISss,

Commissioner for the purpose, Will S!. Al tnSiIs
sale. At the trnnt door Of the Court llOuIe q All
county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, iSSs,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. Il, the following ,.,l
estate, namely: The undivided half o. d rStEIH
TRAIT Of land lyisg Ryl belug situate on Zane.
Island, In the city Ot Wheeling, III the COUNTY d
Ohio, State Of West YlIGiulG, known Sni ttsei!td
| A. follows Beginning al stake on tue wet SIDE
Of South Penn street on = line with :. ktONti
northern fence: thence With the western line d
South Penn street Eouth degtCes eat "a l9I0
p les To the hedge rtw; thence with the htdgetnE
youth so degrees west 2S'lU poles, Il GpCe LOrh
degrees west q 42l0e poles u stake; lh.nCe uOrh
30 degrees east7 q l0J poles 70 the BEGINNING COZ,
taiping one acre 50 G.l0J poles, IrOTc OF les.
Al certain tract Of lsnt situated OIL Zlue'IO OF
Wheeling Island, In tie city Of Wheeling bOuudtd
on the nOrlh by ktrAight line through the CeusN
OF Fink street. enteEdinR westerly tVn Eouih I'm
street 10 South Penn hueet; Oh the CABt by Eouih
Elm street, on the south BY land Of ( J, Stone;
and on the west BY South Tenn kGeet
said last mentioned trGcL o! land will hSt 10
offered for sale rs Rwhole, and then In lots a
laid out by the Special Commissioner, 4 plat Of
which can DO seen Of his Office, LId Eaie vii Be
| made In the 2Runcr BY which the luGeit Sum nn
DO realized.
TERXR OF sAIE.-one.. irS tnt 70 much more Of
the purchRe money b III puHhiser hhA4l eltct 10
pay In cab, the balance In lTO equ4l insAllmenN
at ok and twelve months evidenced BY nOIa
bearing interest from the day Of tale the title be
ing retained until the purchase money d paid In
WI. ". CowDEG,
Special Commissioner.
". Il. HALLEs, Auctloreef.
hereby certify taat bond has been givOn by
above named Special commissioner 81 required By
ocii PR HcCOLIOCH. CLERK,
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nT.DE. CHANTAL.

Music Hall Again FILLED with Melody
Very CrsdiiabIe Performance.
On Friday evening, November 10th
teachers and pupils were assembled in the
Music hall for one Of their celebrated soireet
musicales. The reading Of the following
programme by Miss Mamie Gloniger, o
Pittsburgh, opened the exercises:
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Miss Kittie Gallagher has very sweet
voice, and has made marked Improvement
in every respect since We listened 10 her
on previous occasion. With continued
culture she bids fair 10 make fine vocalist.
Miss Mary Donahue, OF Grafton, w.
Va, did herself great credit with her piano
solo, playing with ease, taste and finish.
Her progress ia rapid and with perssyer-
ance: she will become an excellent
pianist.
Miss Agnes Kean, OF Pittsburgh, read q
humorously descriptive sketch with good
effect. She has fine voice, distinct articu-
lation and other qualities that denote q
good deal OF talent for e!ocution. With
due cultivation she bids fair to become 40
exceptionally fine reader.
Miss Lillian o Btien, OF Toledo, Ohio, has
improved wonderfully since the last must.
Gale In October. Her notes rang out with
clearness, sweetness and power, giving to
her sony brilliant effect. She is be-
ginning 10 acquire finish in her execution
and to round her tones, and has a right to
feel exceedingly encouraged by her success.
Miss Mary Donahue appeared to quite
as much advantage in vocal as as in instru.
mental music. Her voice Ia full and ex'
tensive in compass, and while the high
notes are clear and ringing the low notes
have such power and depth as partake Of
the quality OF true contralto. Her
style evinces careful training and CORE
spending application on her own part.
She sings too, with feeling and an intelli-
gent appreciation Of the music.
Miss Ethel Krkman, OF Detroit, closed
the programme with brilliant rondeau by
Won Weber. Her execution showed care
ful and successful study, and many paasa.
ges were both smooth and effective, but IN
uncomfortable nervousness caused occa'
sional hesitations which marred the beau.
ty OF the composition as whole.
at the conclusion the young performers
were warmly congratulated by both teach
ers and companions, and as the pupils
filed out OF the music hall brighter group
Of happy faces beaming with satisfaction
It would be difficult 10 find. And surely
no one could have been present without
realizing that 1t was warranted by the even.
ipg's gtand SUCCESS, VERlTAs.
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By virtue Of a deCIec en'ered By saId Couh
the above entitled c1uSe on The lltl DAY Of January
soll at public sale az the from, door Of the COar
House OF said county on
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In tho Circuit Court for Ohio County, weaHIr
ginia.
W.. ". Cnwden administrator oIthel
estate OF CarollneV. Zane. deceased In Cbsnrprr,
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On Friday evening, November lotn,
teachers and pupils were assembled in the
Music hall for one Of their celebrated soirees
musicales. The reading Of the following
programme by Miss Mamie Gloniger, oil
Pittsburgh, opened the exercises:
PROGRAMME.
Part lsL =,
Piano SOLO NlAaWel
Miss Kitue Gallagher. ,..,,,-
|O"S Mis- Mamie onIger.
God Bless Him, "......RGa By Ma Nellie Cannon
Plano sOlO-Spring song '.''' heilei
Miss Title Walsh.
Song lnOuA
Nils iolA ACKelyey
Selection from schlllei
Mis- sAllie TleEney. ,,-v..
Feuillet, Sth lielIei
Mis- JenniS Quinn.
Part %.
snnR-Tha huIL4
3NA' Mis- Kittie Gallagher.
FI4no AnBt
Mis- Mary DonAhue. 49,,
soag-serenHde,:t ;~ 4; s,jSr
MYSTERIOUS Guest-Read by Miss Agnes kean
sonsEThe Pale Moons Silver RayS".....J. DcAiAuei
Miss Nary DOnAhue.
Piano SOLO. Roudeau Brilliant opus S2';;;.. ,vo.,
Miss Ethel Kirtman.
The entire performance was so complete
success that what is said Of one young
lady might with justice be repeated Of
each.
Miss Gallagher, Of Boston, played with
the neatncss and finish Of execution pecu-
liar to all the pupils at Mt. de Chantal'
Her little piece was beautifully shaded
well phrased, and such expression given
as displayed the character OF the compost
ton 10 advantage.
Miss Mamie Gloniger, has sweet voice,
clear in tone with truthful intonation, and
has made marked progress since her last
appearance. She moves tho head, how
ever, with nervous motion, 30 constantly
that it imparts the appearance Of great Ell
fort where no exertion is taking place.
This defect remeded, Miss Gloniger will
make very agreeable parlor.singer.
Miss Nellie Cannon, Of Atlanta, Ga, read
remarkably well. Her voice 10 full and
clear and enunciation particularly dis:iuct,
with intelligence to comprehend her sub
ject and do it justice.
Miss Title Walsh, OF New York, render
ed "Heller's Spring Song" with rare intel
ligence, fine taste and expression. She has
secured an admirable position OF the hand,
but needs a greater familiarity with 1t in
order to develope the sweetness OF touch
aimed at by the Stuttgart Methods.
Miss Yola McKeIvey, Of Pittsburgh, has
improved vastly, both in voice and style,
and with continued application will prove
very pleasing vocalist.
Miss Jennie Q linn, OF Slndusky, Ohio,
gave Heller's composition in admirable
style. Her very pose at the piano man.
iiested perfect seli.possession, which car.
ried her unfalteringly to the close. This
young lady gives evidence OF decided tai
emit, but the position cf the hand is no!
yet perfected, and she will require rigid al
tention to this matter in order to attain the
excellence OF which she Is capable.
Miss sallie Tierney, OF Weston, ". Va,
read her selection from Schiller with such
correctness OF pronunciation and purity
OF German accent, as were highly credita.
Bile to her teacher and her own industry as
a student.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-13
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