Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
4 NAUTICAL cONcERr.
Novel and Deiightfui Ensertain-
meuf IN Hoard ship.

ment ON board ship.
At the present time there are several
large ships lying in the offing al Will
n,ing.on and on Last Saturday evening
-, a.. A,lararove was ,bc
one Vi 'nc'u' 'ne f''"s
scene OF most enloyaDie ana'r. Sap''
w, A, II. Null, the gallant commander
~ the beantifnl merchantman, has, dur
-. - ha. lain In nor,
ipg she ''i''e h'S 'e''''
made the acquaintance Oh u hummer VI
our best people, and has formed most
oa,d;al ral.,iopa with them. The crew
- .,,.a 4. nn.;ca,,v inclinsd
s.s c.. ~.
and the captain, through Captain Dan
ming. issuel Invita- ons for grand con-
cart nm hoard shin TO be given Saturday
,,. ia. ,;ens ,ere ras,o,d.
evening" ING az,
ed to unanimously, and the little iaupcn
Linda. of the Wilmington Transporta-
10, con,oonv had enough to dc to get
'eA p,s - ;no,rd,no Tho
iarBe anu merry p"''f'
''Long Beach contingent, under m
mand of Col. J. J. Mellus, and the San
,.l..;.a. oh.,,aronad NV Mrs w l..
n.. -.
Banning. TO the snip. n'su. "a aiY
were they, received ny Nap'a
The vessel had peen hoiys .,', W "
highest degree anu ese'yvu,nk TT na a
shipshape order nc quar'erosoH n',u
been enclosed WIN canvas am n''"u,
someiy decorated WIN s'Iea'ns,s a"u
flags OF different NATIONS, anohs winch
the Enghsn anu A'n.'l'a ~ 4 ~ -
dominated ne sal' ~ q" aond;,;an
ened the fisi,ois aPPo.'s' Ill ',;s;
oil AFFAIRS which hau ooeu 'u i.aa $50 w.
pated by tne captain IS sne v ,;SSa
past 10 when the guests "o'e '''"o"
tested. ,,.,
Alter iuneheon aii were oanea W '.o
quarter deck wheie tho o onoo,. VIZ "
be gwen. beiore the conlheno,ione VI
the concert, however, tne sanus ~ ~
nounced that the ceremony Vi 1u'"s wy
oid SICK iorse woau ~ ILL
=. ~ hr;aaa and in a abort time the
ships crew appeared dragging along
wooden and oakum representation of
defunot equine. The sailors in iugu-
brious tune chanted the evils which had
befalIen said hor e and IN most pathetic
way presented his claims to the Captain.
1t was finally decided that two bottles
of rum would restore the old horse to
the bosom of the family and the Captain
wrote the prescription which the stew
ard filled The old horse was then
swung on derrick, and being set ON fire
WIS mounted by sailor ana dropped
- "A
safely.
Inc guests theh assenipieu on 'no
III III r., ,,,.,;5ai and ,be famous s.Foo
Eo ~" n,;ns pi connris;ng twenty eight
'a',a,.,ad on,;sts dave their ne,form.
a on ~" The;r ;nstr,6euts were primitive
AZ. ov'. 9 son,b net deI;c;ons mnsic and
the voices of some of the men were really
s sx Tho following programme
manv members of which We're encored,
,,,as rondered much to The delight of the
", mas o,anr u.Ja "a'a anJ;ence w
~
PART l.
|. Overture, by the Flo Fo Band.
9. Song, Parody ON Excelsior" G.
Start.
3. Song, "Sweetheerts and Wives,
II. Keller.
4. Song, "Little Sisters Gone toSleep, :"
]. Valentine.
5. Waltz, by the band.
6, Song, Rise, Jack, Rise" A.
Shearer.
7. Song. Dear Little Shamrock"
s, Song, "Dorkins Night" J. Valen.
tine.
9. Solo for melodeon and bones, j.
Sandegren aud c. Start.
PART II.
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~. neiect,ons' oy she ~. u.r,
II. Ahcnors "elgneu' - wnn.s :,
IL song, sne "ore "io"'" VI