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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30
FOURTH EDITION
They Mean Business.

"If the Democrats think that the
movement inaugurated on the South
side of the Second ward amongst Irish
Americans to support Blaine and Logan
won't amount TO anything, just let them
keep on thinking so" said prominen,
Irish-American Democrat yesterday.
Why, there are 600 Irish Americans
| in Wilmington who have never yet
voted Republican ticket, who will
this year vote for Blaine and Logan,
said Charles Cannon, President of the
Second ward Irish-American Blaine
and Logan club, to . representative OF
the Republican yesterday.
Mr.. Cannon says the Irish-Ameri.
cans who are embarking In this move
ment mean business, and do not intend
to stop until Delaware is redeemed from
what is called Democratic rule and
placed in possession of o Republican
form of government. 1t is not true, he
say &, that he was soured by disappoint-
pient at not being elected clerk Of the
market at the late City Council election
FOR that office. Everybody knows, he
says, how he worked and labored for
tho success of the Democratic party
Every body knows how he stood at the
Second ward polls working fairly and
squarely for his party, but insistin z
always upon honesty and fairness.
He says he is not ashamed Of his re-
cord AZ Clerk OF the market. During
those two years he collected $1,000 for
the city, leaving $500 clear tor the city
after paying his salary. He does not
believe any clerk ever done better. The
Democratic politicians and their organ
say 81 am Of no account any how. Then
why do they not leave me alone" says
Mr.. Cannon. II il not true that large
number of the members of our club are
not voters. There WAS one Joined 1t the
first night who was minor, hut he AT
forwards withdrew g ben he found We
wanted nobody but voters.
1t is not true either, said Mr.. Cannon,
that number of the memb ers always
vote the Republican ticket.
There is not a nan III the club who
has been doing so, though there are
some who voted for Republican occa-
sionally. 1t is not true either, says Mr..
Cannon, that several Of the members
have no Irish blood in their veins.
John August, Que Of the menu ers re-
ferred TO, has fun blooded Irish moth
er. There is no use in them lying 10
much about us, but reckon they will
do it, but that won stop us. We are
going right ahead, and before long
there will be Irish Blaine and Logan
clubs all over orr city
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30

Since opening our new
Bazaar at 1T Market street,
four doors below Second, on
the west side, we have been
repeatedly asked how We can
sell goods at such low prices.
Well, the TACT is, we profted
by the low prices ruling,
bought direct from manufac-
turers and importers;in many
instances closed out large
lots. Moreover, our expenses
are light, and we are deter
mined to make our new
place, 1T Market street, tour
doors below Second, on the
west side, the Wanamaker
House Of this city.
For this week we offer the
following attractions
10 pieces bleached damask
table linen at 40 cents.
10 pieces bleached damesk
table linen, with colored Dor
der, at 37ic.
4S0 yds. Turkey red table
linen, at 40c.; former price,
6Oc.
1913 wrappers, Princess
pattern, at 4Sc.
l0S calico wrappers, trim
med and founced, at Tic.
SO white basques, closing
at SOC.
Ladies muslin underwear
for cost OF material.
300 large linen towels at
l2tc,
300 all-wool Jerseys at ST.
25.
Is pieces all-wOol Jersey
cloth, black and colored, at
$50; former price, $3.50.
Black Guinet Silk at ST.,
worth $I.35.
81 boys cambria waists at
40c.
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DEATIFA.

OAK E-s-On theI 9Th inst, Francis l.. Oakes
aged o3years
Relatives and friends are RESPECTFULLY inyi
tcd 70 attend the funeral from HIS late resi-
dence, Mill Creek Hundred near Rrackin
Wis. Services at s.$5 oclotk on Sunday
morning. the 3lst, and proceed To this city. Il
meet the II o'clock train 10 Upland Gem eiery
Chester Pa.
kUSSELI.--On Thursday. August 2sth. Ly
Ilh L.. Russell, In the 10Th year Of her aye
The relatives and friends are reepectfully
hVlteu 10 attend her fIneTpl from the rest
deDcc Of her son-iD-law, Geo Nv. Williams. IN
Newark, Del Ion Monday, Sept LIST a. h Ill
past one O'Clock. Serv ces al the house In
termcnt at White Clay Creek tinetery.
McCAffEkTY-On the 29tA inst, Rcsanna
daughter Of the late Thomas and Ellen Nc
Caficrty, aged q Sears.
Relatives and friends Of tho fnmiIy are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from her late residence. No, .,e Orange
street on Monday morning, Sept. ], at 0 o..
clock. Mas 1T st. Paula Church. Inter
ment at Cathedral cemetery.
HAkLEY--On the ,gth inst. ueor2e W
Hanley. aged two ysars and elk months
son Of Robert J. HaNiey, veterinary sur.
goon. Funeral from his home. No. l07
Shioiey street,at o'clock y. IN. Saturday,
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Municipal Court.

The dock was filled Will pa
last evening, and justice lue'''i
the following offenders Johh i
who has frequently been oelV
Court, was fined IS, and costs III =,
enness ; Miaha-l O'Donald anu !"
Smith, were each ordered 70 pay
OF 81. and costs, for being irua'
disorderly, and Kate McA l's't'
fine of 81 and cost. lInp0sed' iot
often, II. :
William White was chargea =
Ger Vickers " it'll being drums H., ,iu
orderly, carry a concealed dsa'i'
on, and receiving stolen gooas' -
charges were sustained BY the t.
and he was fined 81 aud COSTS i,
first, and held in 500 bail on ea' = :
other charges for his aPpe''4D
Court. ,,,, pt
William Gail and William -
both colored, were charged m y, q,
hitting an assault and bauer, i,s N
Mcdonald, but the case was "''
by their paying the costs ,vr,,b
A boy named Charles ", "a Gol
held in $500 bail, to answer a. mn =, !,
the theft of 50'cent, from It tln''f
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, lss
Mt ten O'Clock. q. m,
the f6Il6WinE gnscr,h.d root aat.to

Inc following described real estate, viz:
All The undivided share OF portion Of the
sad hene Rotowell IL III. 20 all that GER.
tain tract " land, situate lying and being In
~. Georges HUNDRED, New Castle County
sna state Uf delaware, adjoining lands Of
Samuel y. Re- hwell, Samuel Rougs. An
drrw tiason. j '.es I.eCompt and others.
lhnd 'ouhFinW In part upon tho wet SIDE {
the l'ut NC road leading from Niddletown to
re Semp.t Erluge and containing &25 acres
Of Land, 10 tho same more or less: being a
Aha-e - oHe.eis nth bart of the farm or tract
| o land whereof kphl aim Heasten late OF
-. fs'r~e' hundred, n!cd seized, aid TO
whlcn said irene ho.Ewell is entitled a one
q the t',ti.t heirs at law OF the said rpnralm
/ .'eastcH. viii appear by the he 'ords OF the
DfpeAns, tonrt Of New Castle County and
seized and taken in execution al the prop,
, CRY VI Thomas Ii. Rothwell, and Irene. his
vic, and t. t., and to he sold by
JAMES MARLIN, Sheriff.
Sherii's Otfice, Wilmington, Del Au&ust
70, 1854. aug3-eod ts
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THIRD EDITION
n eva 8 8 unananry.

The Commissioner Of of Public Works
Of New York city announces that after
September LIST the bricklayers en-
ployed by the department will receive
an increase In their wages from 40 cents
an hour to 81 day, of eight hours The
wages Of the stone cutters will be in
creased from 80. 30 to "a q day of eight
hours. This was done at the request OF
the Unions which presented petitions to
Comm issioner Thompson.
A washout 1870 feet long and Is deep
occurred on the Panama Railroad at
Obispo, on Thursday. The damage will
probably be repaired by Monday Pas
sengers and freight which left Panama
on Thursday morning had to return.
The mails and passengers of the
steamship City Of Para will be trans.
ferred to-day.
An unknown man was found sick on
one Of the streets of New York on We'd.
nesday evening. He was taken to the
hospital. where he was pronounced sick
Of yellow fever. He died last evening
without having recovered conscious
ness, and was buried yesterday. after
An autopsy had been made. 1t Is SUP.
posed from his dress that he was o
sailor.
A mail pouch filed with letters from
New York for places in the neighbor
hood of Palmer, Massachusetts, wa,
stolen from truck on which it had
been left in the Palmer Station, OF
Wednesday night. The contents wer,
found on Thursday, scattered about on
hill opposite the village. More than
1000 letters had been opened, but how
much was stolen is not known.
Yesterday was the last day of the gre \
camp-meeting AT Ocean Grove. TIL,
auditorium was crowded to its utmost
during the morning services, and 3,00(
people stood outside. Rev. DIR. Stokes
President OF the camp meeting, presid
ed. The closing service was Low,
feast, which lasted tor two hours.
The centennial of the Incorporation
Of New Brunswick, Now Jersey, will
be celebrated on Monday. There will
be niri" and military procession
about o.vV stsong, and Governor Alb
bett will deliver an Grafton. A display
OF fireworks will wind NJ the fes tivi
ties.
The hog cholera, which two year
ago broke out in Berks county, Penua.
and killed several hundred animal ;
has re-appeared az Saoemakersvillt
and its vicinity, though in n mildei
form.
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes yester
day celebrated his 18th birthday, il
Boston. He received congratulation.
personally, by mali and by telegraph
from friends and admirers throughout
America and Europe.
A drought of seven weeks duration q,
Lynchburg, Virginia, was broken ol
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Farespsn.'s ~ n.

Saturday night, October 18th. the
Weccacoe Fire Company. will omen a
fair in Institute Hall, and have an.
pointed the following comm ittee Of M
rangements {:
Michael Clancy, Timothy Mention.
William A. Shields, James Il. Richie.
Michael j. Welsh, Edward 0ormerly.
John j. McCloskey, Caleb @. Taylor
and Dav Id 8. Reeder.
The proceeds will be used toward the
erection OF q new engine house, Of
wnich the company stands great y In
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AtHonIe Again.

Rev. G. W. Prettyiiian R
family arrived home W, ,str at i
last evening snd we're in ~ frien
sonage, by a NUN her i o. al and
had the house pat in order l'.s, "rl .
awaiting them. Inc IL N zee
family were also please, !, ', nUeared
old cook stow, had disapp ", a
u new o one was sending t gu. I'd
cheerful heat that n'ado wv
wi tn iOy,
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berry trt NtFeArIt.

Mr., John Berry, Of Rraudywine Hun
dred, vol known Il this city for the
delicious ice cream ne makes and sells
in such large plates, in Third and King
street market, has disposed of his bust
ness to the HannuID brothers, of Com
cord township, Delawar" County, Pa,
The Messrs fIaHnufn sull continue
manufacture :. The cream onMr. Berry's
farm, aud sell 1t III market in as big
plates aud az delicious az when MIR.
Berry carried il on alone.
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The Last Trip.

Inc steamer FELTON, will make he,
iast sunday trip this season to Camden,
n D., to morrow. All persons wishing
u visit Atlantic City by this route
III must therefore do so on this occasion
Inc FELTON, leaves French street wharf
az o.s6 II. M, pretty early hour
euI not too early for those who wish i
trip, ST.. -o1hu
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FIT IN E0ITI
bots.

bufs.
Tor a good lurch and c,.,
o Deer 40 ~ nigh To The A,,. ,ool
A King street. '''' Atlantic
The schooner welcon. p Il
putt BY the jackson x KS sb n, u Y
n.. cleared for philaleIphtIiaop V Y
The Rev. Il. II. Adams s"" o.. j..
pa,ll's NJ. Il. church, isf, 1 pasu !
q short vacation. '''' yesta
L. q. Bertolette, son ~ G.
toilette. q cadet at the Nasa Sq' y
at Annapolis, arrived boms T. =
Ing on a months furlouSh '"'
Sheriff Martin yes,sr1,.
farm Of Steven l.. Ciearv'' IN :
mink Hundred, to Villa" q ~
Smyrna, for s4,4o0. nam OK
The lower floor Of the o,d A.,
being fitted MP asa meeti r Ac a
the Brandywine Tempersncss 7,
ton. s'""'e 4
The Sunday school connect.
the M K. church at NewarS a -
an excursion to Cape Nav or !
next, going by railroad to n
City and thence 90 the steama.
A number of the merober s ~,
A. Smyth Post, q. A. r.. haya,
ed the yacht Bella &. Slniih y
start this evening on a d.l'
down the bay.
Letter carr iers Is. NJ. Wood
Frank Stout, have returned IA i
ties, after having spent A yer, J
vacation. Thomas :. Puvb srt'
Rigby will De til. next two IN 81
vacation. ~
An election FOR three memh,r,
present the Sikh ward In The i
can County Committee viii
his evening betwreu Ax ana
O'Clock at H. ls's Office, King \
low Ninth.
The remains Of tie late
James W. Porter arrived II, NJ
ton yesterday afternoon. Tha
met by his friends and reia,,,
conveyed TO the Wilminofo
Brandywine cemetery for intern
John Collins, colored, was 4
by a colored woman with Iii
conduct in her house. She saiI|
not wish TO prosecute him if bel
stay away, ami let Ter alone, AM
his giving the required promise,
was dism ,sset
Frank Burns was before Jadci
minis this morning, charged
drunkenness. Office Piirson I
that he found the prisoner ya
afternoon laying on i lot near I'd
Hollingsworth's dry kiln, in .h(
ing ram, 80 drunk that he cod
take care of hiu3;If The Judd
posed n fine of 81 AMI costs.
A horse attached TO 4 nlilk wal
away ON the avenue this mlrn|
the vicinity Of the Wi.mlrg,d
Brapdywiue cemetery. Tie
dashed along the avenue at d
rate, scattering the milk cans, d
with their contents, in eteiy Jill
Finally the wagon col.ided ,
lamp post, which made a I'd
wreck ofthe vehic & and the Aors
ceeded on "a few squares until l
captured. The uriver escaped
slight injuries.
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This morning Samuel u FOO ,asd
before Judge Cumwins cl u" \
maintaining n nuisance y" a,q
which he is the owner .. il
Twelfth and Eeald slfee.S street,,
represented by Harry sh"r RI a
who contsnded that the iol va ha ~
long to his client, and thai i,i u, Il
the agent of it, After hT'' ~ LEA,
dence, the Judge dec'd i,!, ~ 20
case with the City Solicitor "
tain who is the owner. h,-ysd
Joshua r. Head was c'", d 1
MAINTAINING a nuisance e. by
street. He was reproseu ~, e,ss
iamin Head, ESD, ana 'H'
dismissed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30

Ball Il Company are decorating in a
beautiful manner the new jewelry
store 10 be occupied by Mr.. E.A. Chand'
Ter, on Market street above Sixth, lately
occupied by Bancroft & Company. The
work is well worth seeing, the hand
painting and blend ng Of gold papers
being especially fine.
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rrlenSls' school.

Inc Friends school on West street,
above Fourth, which was estabiish
ABOUT l74S, will commences the fall and
winter term on second day, the 8th Of
ninth month, under the super vision OF
Isaac T. johnson, assisted BY Emma T.
Pyle, Anna X. Bach, Alfred Paxson
Ella NJ. Turner, Mary e. Butler, Au..
gusta DeCourelle.
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Cn,pDIaiuf About

Considerable complain ,ot 81
the condition of a vacant snn,r .os
bet ween Twelfth ana nsed
which, it is a alleged, y ;, u ~ Js|
IN The vicinity as a place zero ,pV I
s .oho oil, and it would pr9 'Ss nj
,ee committe to bring the u
the Board of Health,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30

Antonio Casselitti, doing business
under the firm name of Wagner 4 Co.,
No. 726 Market street, was charged be.
fore Judge Cummins this morning
with blocking the pavement, by hav.
ing piano and organ boxes placed upon
1t, but the case was dismissed by his
paying the costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30

There WAS a large aud fence present
last evening at the second anniversary
Of Cyrus Castle, No. 2, X. q. K. The
exercises were held In Ger man Hal |, and
consisted Of vocal and instrumental
m dsic, Rotations and addresses,
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SWEEIEN-HEAOOC rs, at the
residence of the brides parents Iinwood-
"a, u u; Sweeten. OF " ilMington, Del , TO
Blanche !ieacock, by the Rev. w. x. Mao
Noal, Of the NJ. T.. Church.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ll,lss4,
at ton O'Clock, a. H.,

at ton O'clock, a. H.,
the following described real estate, viz /:
A lot Of land situated In Appoquinimink
Huadred, New Castle Count, delaware,
bounded and described as follow i, to wit nv
lands Of John g Patterson on the north, by
the delaware railroad n the south. by lands
of Mrs. Iimnins, etc cont ia ming five acres Of
land, more or less, with an old log house
thereon crested.
Seized and taken In execution as the PROP
ortv OF William T. Rash, deceased, IN lies +.
Jones, administrator Of William Rash. de .
ceased), and TO be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Otice, Wilmington, Del, August
rs, 1884. an2b eod.ts
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DENVER, Col, Aug. 29.-The burn.
ing OF circus car, nine miles North OF
Greeley, was attended with indescI; ba
bic horrors. Tie burned car was mex,
10 the engine, in a train OF seventeen
cars, containing Orton's Anglo-Aneri-
can Circus. which left Fort Collins
abont midnight last night for Golden
over the Greeley, Salt Lake and Pacific
R1ilroad. The train was nearing Wind.
sor, a small station near Greeley, and
was running ~ the rate of abont twenty.
1--we miles an hour, when Engineer.
Coiieprtst discovered the car 10 be on
| IRE and at once reversed his engine and
| threw open the whistle valve.
| There were sixty men the car arranged
| in three tiers of hunks on either
| side. The forward side door was closed
and men in hunks sleeping against it
The rear side door was also losed, and
the men, who awoke, discovered the un.
occupied berth next 10 it contained rub
hish, on Gre, filling the car with smoke
and cutting oil escape In that direction
| The only means OF egress was through
small window between the car and
engine. John Pine Ejgerton, OF Wis
cousin, and Elmer Millet, of Iowa
crowded through this opening and
tried TO pass in water from tho engine
tank. Owing to the sutiocatinq gases,
it was difficult TO arouse the sleepers. and
some were kicked and bruised in a shock.
ing manner and pitched out the window,
| An AWFUL SPECTACLE.
The screams of those unable to ge,
through The blockade to the aperture
were terrifying. The wild glare Of the
flames and the eight of the burning
vlctms outside, who lay writhing In
agony on the cactus beds, caused
the wild beasts in the adjoining car to
become frantic with terror, making the
scene appalling. The performers who
occupied the rear cars gazed with white
faces on the awful spectacle In Tit
midst OF the confusion two or three
, heroic sonls appeared Equal to the
occasion, they bravely cut their way
10 their companions, TO find them al
ready In the agouies of death.
The Coroner eInpannelled u Jury, bu,
they were unable to learn the cause Of
the fire or any important facts, rs the
managers, with the remainder of the
company, left Immediately for Golden
70 NIL an afternoons engagement. II
Is impossible 10 get q complete list OF
the dead, az many we're engaged but 8
DAY or two, and their names are un
known.
a number sof the rescued agree tina,
In the cars were two barrels OF case
line which exploed either from the en-.
gine or from the naked torch with which
the men were accustomed to light them
Use Ives to bed.
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Trunks md kafche
MARRIED..

Cheaper than ever at Yerger's. 4O7
Shipley street.
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81 EltlFF'S SbLt-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ OF Levart Facias, TO me directed,
VIII be exposed TO public sale, at the hotel Of
Alex. Maxwell. in Tdiddletown, In st.
on
THURSDAY, SEPTEM IL. 1874.
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yerd;r, ofHIt fne Jurfes.

Benson's Capcins lasters have been award
ed gold medals ove' ali competitors, Safe
and positive.
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SsHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Swrit otVenditioni Exponas, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the hotel
at M iddletowlI, now occupied by Alex Max
well, in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle
County, Del, on
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Hhklff1~ sALk~-3I V RruE OF 4
writ Of cnditioni kNl9nas, 20 me al
srted, %itl be eXI o9ed 10 public sa.e At IL,
hotel at MilGletOwn, now occupied Icy Ale1
Maxwell, III ~. Georges Hundred New G.s
tic County, Del, on
THURSDAY, SEPrEMBEk II, lisa,
at ten O'Clock, a. m,
the following described real estate viz.
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EIOk -ALE, Lowe, do0 NEW PINE
E boxes, tuitable for packing dried fruit,
canned goods or many other classes Of goods.
Sizes, l2x22l5x8 deep. No. q 14i4xllx11 deep.
Address II. Sharpless, OIL Jefferson street.
au30-eod -6t-ltw
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C.HEtlFFfS SALE-BH VIRTUE OF n
10 WIZ Of Levan Encias, TO me direct
Cd viii be exposed 10 public sale at the Court
House. on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, IN the CITY o. Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware. on
TUESDAY, StPIEMBEk o, 1854,
ttr.t C'aIncL-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-30
CLOSING EXERCISES.
Mount st. Josepb's Academy, June
30, 1854.

Z.
Hymn, 40 Memorara," vocal trio; Misses
Marie Bragassa. Mamie Wlthers, Artie Reed;
piano accompaniment by Miss Katie Leon
ard.
"Home, Sweet Home duet; Misses Nettie
Flippin, Mamie Withers.
Nalse, instrumental trio, two pianos
Misses Matte Reed, Mamie withers, Artie
Re al.
Flower from My Angel Mothers Grave"
solo; Miss Met ie Barker; chorus-Misses
Mary H9rrissn' Luln Lacy, Settie Fiinp i
Mary Houlihan, Marie Bragassa, Mamie
withers, tenor: Misses Katie Leonard, Artie
Reed, Benlah Barrett, alto: piano accompa-
nimeui, Miss Mary Halligan.
'Neilie Grants Wedding March," instru-
mental; Miss Marie Bragassa.
"Heavenward March quartette; Misses
Met lie Barker.
"Shandon Bells" instrumental: Miss Artie
Reed.
Address, by Miss Lulu Lacy.
Ocean Wave Duet" Misses Katie Leonard
and Mary Houlihan.
Nearer, Ny. God, to Thee instrumental ;
Miss Mary Halligan.
Monastery BE Is duet; Misses Mary Bra
gassa and Artle Reed.
coronation March; or, God. Save the
Queen duet, two pianos; Misses katie Leon.
ard and Mary Halligan.
moonlight on the Lake." vocal trio; Miss
Mary Horrigsn, SOPRANO; Miss Mary Houli-
han. tenor: Mis- Katie Leonard, alto.
knocking Bird, quartet Miss Mary Hal
iigan, Marie Bragassa, Katie Leonard and
Mary HOullhan.
Table.u, sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer
Grown Of Virtue" drama. Personages
| Countessd Hermontal, Miss Mary Horrigan
Catharine Durand, the grandmother, Miss
| Mettie Barker; Rosetta, Miss Mary Houli
| han. Rose. Miss Katie Leonard; Little Peter
| the drummer, Miss Matte Reed; Jennie
| Miss Netiie Flippin.
"Cantata OF the BIrds;' Blue Bird, Mis-,
| Lottie Warren: Oriole. Miss Beulah Barrett
| Lark, Miss Marie Bragassa; Sparrow, Mis-
| Artie Reed; Robin, Miss Mamie Withers
| Chorus-Bird boy 8 aud girls.
Naledictory, by Miss Jennie Bergin.
Farewell Song, chorus; senior and JUNO
pupils.
distribution of prizes and address b.
Hon. Mayor Smith.