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New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
SOUTHERN UrEs AT THE CAPITOL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Ignacio, Chief OF
tho Southern Ute and head chief OF the Wmanuchees
Buckskin Charley. head chief of the Menuches. and
Tabucee chief Of Capotes branches Of the Southern
Utes the Capitol to-day In conference with the
Senators from Colorado They are accompanied by Q.
T. sosener agent OF the Southern Utes State Senator
Don Archuetta, Dr. Albert A. White, aud Harry
schifer, OF Colorado. Tse delegation came under
authority from the Interior Department and upon the
invitation OF Senator Bowen, whose purpose in the
movement is to ascertain upon what terms the Indians
Will surrender their present reservation and move into
Southeastern Utah They now occupy excellent agri-
cultural lands but said TO be making progress
cultiyaors They cannot raise cattle probably In
petition with the cowboys and drawing their sup
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
WN.HINnrON MOTIFS.

NAsINDroN. saturday. Feb p, 1856.
AprorNTNENr>-Tne Secretary oi the Treasury to-day
appointed Byron j. Holt to be Inspector Of halls at
Burlington Nt and Andrew Eei.z, TO be Inspector o.
huls al Wheeling, ". Va.
Personal Secretary whitney has returned % Wash
int III ana resumed his duties the Navy Department
to-day. Assi,tant-sccIctary smith has gone 90 New
York for icw days.
REELECTION Or TnC PUBLIC DEBL-It i estimated
that there has been decrease OF 900 ~ the pub
lie debt during the month OF February Ine p"ntl"H
payments during the Month amounted 10 about O)O-
900.
ASSISTANT TREASURER At ClNClNNATi-As soon ~ the
bond OF Mr. sutton the new Assistant Treasurer at Cn.
cuHaIi sna have bcon approved by tho Treasury Dc.
paItincHt. the ohce Will no transferred TO !im ana a
count made OF the moneys ana securities IN the sub
Treasury II IS probable mat force Will be sent from
Washington to ConIuct the count.
CCERESCY OUisTANDING.-The following 10 a state
ment of United states currency outstanding ~ this
dates Ola demand notes. $JTG-O United Statcs uOoo
all issncs S34G.G-l lOlG; one year notes Of 1853,
coupon notes Of 1868 $1,000. compound interest
notes S2OO73 fractional currency, al lssucs
~ , .33J, ,O92 total $3G2,34 ,G13.
SCHOpL LANDS DE'I,lON.-,ecretary Lamar has re-
qucstcd the Atorn yGeuera to institute suits against
persOns for timber trcsd5, upon ltHds reserved Tor
school purposes IN Washington Territory, thus assert
ing the right purpose OF the general Government 10
protect lands from cspas- until such time - the
grant Of the lands s completed, upon the admission Of
the Territory state
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
10 EnYcoIr rnHLIrN SEA CArrAINs.

The 'Loneshoromcn's Union has decided 70
boycott oil foreign vessel. which employ their own
crews ~ discharging taking IN cargo. Ihs boycott
wI begin tomorrow and after then the ouC5hnrru. u
viii refuse 10 handle The cargo Oi any vessel which d-.
charges with her own crow unless the captain Of tho
weasel ur, paws Huc OF cents ton Tor every rrg
tered INTO the iicl-pry oi the association long
ehorcuau sad To q lEIEf NJ reporter yesterday:
I'VE are goinX To Hupt tAls measure as much for the
protection OF American shpplnt a for our own benefit
The way the fore ~ captains do now Is 20 hire one or
wo ION yEhoremru and WORK their 100 striking out.
ly doing thi- tLcy from 500 10 800 which other
wise would he pad 10 ths 'lougshorcmcn snd at tho
.lrc time are abIc take carguc- cheaper than Amcri-
cal ship,. when they lind that they VIII hayc To pay
or dscharg aud loading they Will charge higher rates
for cargo and American vessels chance to com
pete with them
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
THE GOODE INVESTIGATION.

WAsHTNGTON, Feb. 27.-SenatOrs Hear and
Payson. of the subcommittee Of the Committee on The
Judiciary appointed to investigate the charges against
Solicitor General GOodc IN session this morning In
the room Of the senate Committee Privileges ana
Elections The following were here from Norfolk
under subpoena: C. W. Grandy. commission merchant;
W II. White and Judge r. :. Garnet, lawyers; W. H.
Peters bank receiver, and Charles sharp They arc all
prominent residents OF Norfolk and understood to
be personal friends of Mr. GOOdc. The examination
lasted about an hour aud half The charges against
General Goole not made known TO the
witnesses but the inquiries made Of them related to ihe
appointment of Mr. Peters 10 be receiver OF the LA
change National Bank, and so far their replies went
they were emphatically In YDdication OF MI G90de,
who Is said to have charged with receiving fee
for mia services In securing the appointment the wit
nesses said tie appointment was made In compliance
with the wishes Of the business men OF Norfolk 1hey
had SlOO 900 In the nsttution and wished TO have
man apponted as receiver In whose ability and integrity
tneY ND confidence
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
CHANGES IN THE BANKRUPTCY BILL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 (SpecidD. The Judi
cary Committee the House considered the Bankruptcy
bill yesterday reported by subcommittee 1t was
evident that the majority Of the committee VIII not
consent to report satisfactory measure by vote OF
one majority the hill changed so that any person
making assignment without preferences have his
estate wound up under state laws but preferences are
given then shall he deeWed act OF bankruptcy and
cuIne IN under the National law. further change was
made that any person failing TO pay his commercial
paper within thirty days from the time falls due sha
not be deemed a bankrupt. Mr. Hepburn, Of Iowa,
member OF the committee, that he has made can
yass OF the House. and thsta bankrupt bill will not pass
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

steamer Island Dam. skjodt stctn, Copenhagen &c
l SIeaaef FenniaHd Bcg. wcycr Antwerp Peter Wright
steamer Chateau Margau1 (Fp, JOune, Bordeaux
fsisi' sis1mrr S1 CBr Locke wndward s'ands-A
Steamtr Edith Golden (Br Bcnnc Kingston C Vessels
steamer Alamo Risk Gavcstonc II Mallory & {, co
steamer New orleans. llalscy New R sitIe e"A
steamer Chattshoochce Catherine Sa'anhAn h'"S
steamer Richmond Boaz, Charleston J Pnntard ~ q 60
steamer Bene'actor. Trbsu. wilmington NO-"h N'u0
Steamer + knight Chichester Georgetown aud AeHan
steamer EchrweGcr Gep splcdt Portland Phelps Bros
steamer II + pmocE IIalctt Boston II F Dmock ...
Shp David Brown, McGiycry London- -Pendiet' carver
snp seminole Holmes SAN FrqncsGe-sutton g co "
Bark NIfgme della Gu trda ItaD. AlDahO 0hs'Poio-
TarK R.it RI, Munro Antwerp &C " Hertanx -.
RarE Vtnads tAusJ Rossgrcu, Dunllrk Fr-funch Edge
'afk Columbus CNor,. Mikkclscn, nunkrk-Benham &
Bar. karstcn L,ngaard CNor, Gundersen, Limerick
HarE Tu5E sing Rr Ryder clcntucgos ! & Fowler
BAN oombnl Gtal Morello. Philadelphia -Au"un ba'u
HIS Gr1sp : ans2s-GSs S ESrtoG EST@2S g 8 &C. Co
tchr nn,c Lawry CBrl. McRitchie, Port an Prnce-d
D,Sil Hcnr Con Comet %ldrich Kngstoa-Macy & Dunham
SAILED
scnmcs TETa for ayan1 HtS ao GaTGn E%Te
ea. hay NG avanSSl, Rch@SnG Chareton Ben
ciaclor Mrmnroa 9d P9minG2 Aenmond Guy an"o''
THE MOVEMENTS pF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Feb e7-sacd steamer Durham city lBr', LuHd
for Boston. ,-,-.t.. m, ~.
LryEy- foN Feb 97-Arrvcd. Il amer Adrltc lbrh far
sell from NcYork FeO To Liverpool and pro
CcrdCd. ..,.- ,,.,,
New York Feb 20 Liverpool 'and prOceeucu
Time of passage. o days. x lous Jui - minutes
al ,-G0w frh 2B-Salcd. steamer Norwegian (br), Tar
"7'l-iiryci steamer columbia Dr Gsryie. from New
York Feb 10 .,.,.--,-., In, ,oi
timorc fcb A,o,-
HtLl Feb 10 sailed steamer Buffalo lBr MaIet Tor N'"
YORK -. r.,,
r.xitVrEr Fo -3-Arryel. steamer Pcconc tBr), Jen-
hn-. from Ncw-N ork Feb %.
PARA FcD2j-sucd steamer Ambrose tl'r' blsson' lot
" :
H,lANA Feb 27-hnivcd steamer CITY o' Alexandria Rey
u,Id- from IT, yIItan ports on her WAY 10 New YORK
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
THE PROPOSED NEW CRUISERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. (SpeciaD 27.-The House
committee on Naval Affairs had long session yesterday
In considering the bill for the proposed new cruisers Mr.
COT moved to strike the clause that authorizes the
Secretary OF the Navy purchase in Europe the armor
forthe new cruisers He said that 1t was time this
country independent In such matters ana
the plant to manufacture armor should be established
II was not TO be found here now By strict party
vote Mr COTS amendment rejected Mr.. BOutele
moved modify the clause which permits the secretary
to construct all the cruisers Government yards 50 as
provide that at least some OF the cruisers should be
buit 80 private yards That motion was also voted
lnNy
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
HOT SHOT IN THE HOUSE.
orv,.yc,,T,oy oY THE ADMINISTRATION.
ME-. prnKlHs's ewEErING cnARGEs-A PAN-ELEC-
rnc LIGHT WANTED.

.,r prHKI\s's eWEEPING CHARGEs-A PAN-hLEC-
rGlc LIGHT WANTED.
v,ou,~croH. Feb. 27-Reprcsentatlve Per-
49,, 80 rous,s roused the House to-day by sweeping
.-,,c,i:oo of the Administration. His speech was
,ri.e Rising o join In The genera debate on the Sill
or uc.ton he made few pointed remarks theh' SUI
den facing about brought MS batteries TO bear on INC
Covcrpmeut As to the Administration he said, 81
wish 70 urn Pan Electric light upon It, Ii has DfOheh
s profession violated the requirements OF the law
II urof,sses desire to have an honest public service
.nd has appointed convicted feloEs To places OF trust
Qcre Mr. buchanan, OF New Jersey rose TO point oi
order and remarked satcay that 1t was ID "ruef loi
only the other side to criticse the Administration
Resnmipc Mr.. Perkins said If the House wishes
tbo nomes Of somo of these men, there are DeGcrfS OH
the floor who can give them There are Vacahces III i
nortapt diplomatic posts because odoHS persons n'''
hoo, opnointod and rejected The Administration pro-
tesscs wish to enforce the law and yet 1t can De seen
violating statutes and organizing TO enforce It's own
ideas 1t procsses desire to promote the interests ol
labor vet Il authorizes the employment Oh convict aoor
mn National works and breaks down the country
industrial stitutiOns 1t refuses 10 carry o"V uo
of Congress for the protection or American snppinE'
II has taken the mails from the most Important he OF
American vessels and has demanded Of American ship
bniders tests never heard Of in naval warfare IL re-
tod IN take the Dolphin until sbo had encountered
billiards. and storms that the naval officers
could not stand up manage the ship. The National
hanks Standard OIL and telephones will be found repre-
scented in the 1t processes desire to lessen the
burdens on the growth and development OF sections put
1t has no word for internal improvement for the ln-
movement of the great waterways of the country-hs
cheap transportation of the people In its coils enter
prise sraugled. workmen discharged and donot cast
ON the ability of American engineers and eulosums
heaped upon John Bulls engineers. It's EnGhsh' you
know" Applause the Republican sidc'l
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
prrEERING TIE srElKE IL BEooKLYN.

The rumorcd strike of the Brooklyn ear drv-
ers did not take place yesterday. member OF the
Brooklyn Executive Committee Of the Knights Of Labor
said To u TRIBUNE reporter:
$50 formal aspiration has Yet been madc by the
iriycrs to Any o. the car couIIuc, except tho tao
c!o-s-towu ines when conceded 90, demands this week.
But applications viii %" made shortly on all IA" routes
The men will insist That no cMpoyc shall Dc ds'cl 10
work more than Twelve hour. day and that all regular
hands br ptid - di. Besides THIS ia" rules rr'rd-
tu trpprfs r,C,a,.y enforced Scw- York viii De pat
IN practice here or q! 4llltr import II l. hoped
thai strike Wi. UC rOc.stry There IL certainly
nothing Unreasonable ia those demands
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
GOVERNMENT DEBT or PACIFIC ROADS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-McSSrS. jeff Chandler
and Judge Nathaniel Wilson. counsel for the Central aud
Union Pacific Railroad Companies respectively, were
heard this morning by secretary Lamar and Assistant
Secretary jerks upon the question that has arisen con
cernng their monthly payments to the Pacific Mall
Steamship Company. Contracts and reports on hle with
the Railroad Commissioner show that the Union Pacific
Company has paid TO the Pacific Nail steamship Com
pany under the contracts I'm force the sum Of
81 sO7 0I-, In consideration OF which the steamship
company has diverted all OF It's inland and Atlantic coast
freight and passenger business over tho UnonPacihc
road. the means VI is shown that the Central
Pacific Company has paid the steamship company, In
the same time and for the same purposes T-,233"G2
making total OF $f,OiO.4O9 The Government ask the
railroad companies show why - percent of this
amount winch tho railroad companies have treated as
"operstug xpcusrs,' should not be paid under III"
provisions OF the Thurman act, To the Government
Counsel in their Arguments held that The Government
could consistently sy claim to the - per cent OF hc
net earnings Of the roads and at the tim" lay
claim p per OF the money lecitin1ry expended
by the companies IN procuring business by which mo
net earnings we're increased and that this expenditure
necessary to the prosperity OF the roads and hcI
fore the Interest of It's creditors. ana 80 properly
charged TO "operalinc expense Al their reque>'
counsel were granted until next 1hurslap evening IN
which to file briefs ia the case.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsuNGToN, Feb. 27.-First Lieutenant
Thomas VI. Woodruff, 9th Infantry acting signal officer
ha. been ordered to proceed from Washington to Nam
tucket Island, Mass, by way OF Woods lio MartLas
Vineyard Cottage City. and Edgartown. under special
instructions from the chief SIGNAL officer.
Chic Engineer T. A. Rerlck has been or Tered 20 the
Norfolk Navy Yard; Assistant Engineer Howard cage
las bccu detached from the New-IorK Navy Yard and
ordered TO the BUrcau Of steam Engineering.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
INCOHI.NG STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEH.S.

PORT OF w.YORK.......sATURDAf, FEB ~ 1885,
ARRIVED
Steamer Elder fGer, Wegsrod Bremen via Southampton
with ndse and passengerst 10 Oelrichs q Co. n, -, IN,
Steamer NscOocleJ kemptop, Savannan ~ ups WIN
mdss and passengers TO Henry fonEa
SUNSEr-Wmd al SANDY Hook. gale NMI, vmllos An
hour hazy on SCORE Al City Island gaze Nv" e'o1i'
Sandy Hook 10 n n-Barometer 3002i thermometer i0i
sve heavy NE wind NV 80 milssi maximum velocity
"a miles, AT 80 p. IN. yesterday ~ miles al io "uS
weather, clear
CLEARED.
Steamers City Of RlchpOnd (Brl Lewi4, LiveIpooi VIA
QueeuslOwn-Peter Wright 4 Sons.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

my Iarner, commodore George coleman ueKay. TOOK the
Macedonia full of provisions to the starving Irsh for
his not to feel the warmest interest therein. hope
the time is not far distant when Irshmen shall receive
not merely their political rights but also their due In
the history and literature OF the British Islands.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

port largely from the Government Senator Bowen pro-
poses have them supplied with sheep In lieu OF other
supplies ana make them selfsupporting herders like
their neghbors the NavajOs. They will probably 90 be-
fore the Indian Committee next week ana make known
their present grievances and their desires.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
MARINE INT ELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALulNAc
sunrses 81 sets. $40 Moo. re 800 Moons age de- "a
ntGI WATER rD-pNr.
1H-Snndv Hook. 39t Gov. is.anL 4.lslen Gr& 0U7
PN.-saudY Hook All GOV. lslant 43O Hell tidte 60
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
pRrrfrriyG "IrrsY oRorER" "u.RrJAyE"

NITN JUNt ITNVNIdHW HWVI'V NJ TTV 'WWTT III
Common Pleas for permission 10 change her name To
Mary Grover Cleveland. ant ChIrl Justiec Larr"morc
YESTERDAY granted her request, Se says shc Is school
teacher al the Icllr and Watts orphan House iu DHc
hundred and cuihsi. IN her petition she stated that
she wanted change her name because Mary Jane IS
50 haclucycd and muCh used as TO become dis
agrccblc."
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

TAPrY TUOUGHT.-ST Pompcy Bcdcll 'pok-
ing the fire In bis new smOkingfooln: This "Ietched
chimney has got most Objectionable way oi snok
ing. Al can't IT," Bedc Junior: Just give 1t
a couple Of your cigars. coyernOr-ltH never smoke
an,,In rI-HnnClI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-12

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itoiti,tu Air. 4 md ,,ra-ii,,., l,,u, i,,
H.. tnr,,r,u and mat, i,. KIN t,,,,r.i
the door i. resisted and mad, .ry.
rrs nitnmpls Ia strike thn I,,t,r
who caught him h., tl,r COLLAR nud .t,Ii
oitrmrtrI ia c.n,r, liutn thr I..,
j. .tr,,vglrd yipuroii.I, mud bv..ui.
den effort wfourhrt UIuI..it ,,..,
from the doctor. pud l.,,,ir,, d,,,,,
from fine plntiortn. turp,d and l,,r...i
A rock about the ..lrnf. u,,i,'. E-t al
pr. b. hcnd. fine blow vn. rr,,i,.l
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-12
On rIiE STREET

hr cay engineer office ON North
Third street has been completed.
\ little shower io n, the dust
would Ice gladly welcomed Just nov.
MU-quctors are ont 100 uu force.
aud thr> DO not forget tu present lhrir
'hl.l-"
lilc-Scmtor Flint Canadian pnri.
amen ~ays ST. Jacobs Oll,,ri- uIr
- charm
Business went booming Nr.tcrIa,
all over Thu little town 10 Was one
Of the rrd-Icttcr Ia,, OF the season.
Governors and other officials rr.
commend Red star Cough Cure, u-
'Hie, prompt, sure.
quite al Improvement will Bore ron
dcrcd To south Flfth street when kr,-
lum X liotan's new brick addition h..
completed
Only Imagine lhr change innpucnr.
.nce OF Franklin aud lirh streets
when u tMu--tury hrich r. erected
there, which In soon to hc done.
The water hole OF which Im IA.
AMlNEh made mention on Wrdnr..
day morning, ON south lIith -trrrt.
has been hIlrd up greatly changing
,r.,ilI.i.,,,','" w ,"'"F'
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h.aI.c,. -" ,"", No. w ''''l'" W."
nate aud luirurlnblr uniurr. Ihrn
Herman. VI. u, 81. Thomas, Mo.
The cornerstone tor the BAYLOR
university lH, arrived from Au4iu
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l,,,,,t't,,' w ''"' "'' "'"
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bladder u,r Dr 4 NJ MI ',,F ''.'
aud Kidney Balm to check ~" -. ' ,,,,
tiles ia rhcir iuririo,...
Mai lIiu,n,r,m .h,v,,I ,,.. ..,,...
stalk from Tho h,lJ nt r'.,. Y"'',,"
rnlurcd uaar tLa Sl.n,,,''. '"''''
place. which y,ns r.,,,,. 49, Nv ~,
higb. ana which nsJ ,l,y,,, ,..
,uuarns anal iuI,u,,rr.ITo '"'
one, How's mi. for ,l,, ..,.-,.,..
A canary bird va. rnr,i,.i ',.,-,.r
iAy hy the Trya. F.,,r..y ,.,,,,,,..,,,
be ,lipucd Ia Washi,,g,.r ~ '|'"' ~
ia Hon Grny., ,'I.,..i'.
Ma, il, sweetest warblr. Inc ~ rc,'',
Ter 10 the bappy rourlr in ttn IT,,
.utiye Mansion. of tbnir MANI .l,,,t, .
ars in the central city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-12

Nsurtk thiri hn- made HWHN with the
rrurI,- cot hI- comrades urc PLAYING
practical Jokes b. "a question.
MIR William JahluuuW.lis line
gold watch, tor which he recently
uAid ! la5 WAS taken from the Light
Infantry huir ok- Inst night, NJ the
ain time as Mr.. Craw iurd's.
tlllrrr l.iulursl hnd good dcal
of difficulty ia getting All ohstrrpr-
ruu- and abusive drunken man To he
caluh'o~c Yesterday afternoon, but
To he officers credit hr il -Nid that
notwithstanding the mct that the
prisoner assaulted and uulragrcush
Hbl ,rd the officer linqur,t preserved
his temper and used no more force
lhnu Was absolutely necessary IN get
ilu4 the oh-trcprruu- Gus. along to
lhr ralabuusc.
N"uutr with pain the position of
haIi HpuIOg for Young IHhlOuuw.hl
which the DHN has assumed Ills
conduct is only deserving of the most
pronounced aud uului,taknhIr CON
domination, and thl- II ought To re-
trlNr. For his venerable and rec
prclcd father We have only the most
profound regard mnd sympathy, who
realizes GLOW sharper than ser
pcut'u tooth II In to have thank lces
child. We have no disposition 10
pursue the matter farther, except M.
On cumpuI.ion. The thing i- public
Disgrace aud We would forget IL all.
~ soon Ms possible. lut there is "A
public duty IN IL Nil which we dare
not neglect, II istu make the uilcnsr
IS" odi"u,, and tho punishment 50 ~.
we're TINT not only Young JAblonow.
ST., but other bud BOYS will Ice deter
red III lulurc IT. m such Unmanly rs.
rapade- When We lose reverence Tor
gray hairs ani for the lofty virtues
which nave ever distinguished Dr
burlcson, $50 have sunk rather lower
IA the scale OF morality than is safe
fora boy su young. II parental Au-
thor!'Y Is insufficient TO force him Ia
respect age aud the laws, thcu the law
ITSELF must step ~ with lis force aud
take charge of the case. What TuE
tNAMlNEK has had To say OF this case
was said with infinite regret, and
feeling that this community had been
outraged ncrdlcssly and uausclc-slv,
ana thnt The delinquent ought to 6o
made to suffer.
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Fairy Belle March Ducl. I piano.

Fairy Belle March Duet, I pianos
PRAYER % GNvoCATioN.
spider and the Fly l-ongJ By Glass
W hat j. The use VI Babies, (Rcci-
iaiiunJ. Roy McCulloch.
sweetheart Polka duet, I pianos
Tia" Misses sadie Boyd, Anuie
Boyd, Maggie Jones, Maggie king.
Matte u Wills. Lille Julian, Lallic
MARSHALL
Mrs Nnlligaus Pig - 0RocitationJ
Miss VI. l. Sears.
cine, chic - Instrumental Solo
Matte - Willis
Frogs in the Pond lChOrusJ
The Ruined Merchant lRccitation.
Miss Norma Grdcr.
0psrruws Chipping duet pianos j
\mting .RccitalionJ Miss Annie
May Anderson
Quarrel Among Flowers -(Operetts J.
QDffN The Rose Norma Grider
truu- lAllc Marshall.
DnhlA sadie Boyd.
-noWdrup Aunlc VI. Anderson.
Pink Matte Willis
~uuiioWer Laura Yates
Water Lily Bc.tic Jackson
Violet stella Nratr-
tuuivl- CA fioWEEs pathe King,
EiH hing, Myrtle Watkins. Name
Schumacher Esther Juhlin. Lily
iuhlm, bessie t,atlIn, Mamie VII
l!n.d Headed Man lRccitsuonJ Mis-,
stella GATES.
ocean Pearl instrumental solo
Mis- MARY Belle Nuuurrl,u.
the owl Critic Recitation Mis-,
lWlir Marshall.
\uimn Polka duet, pianos
thr Mi-sc- lHhbic Bishop. Maggie
King lulIic Marshall. Matte Jones.
MAY Bell Nuuurrlyu lcuuie Bishop.
Matte - Willis. luo,-ic Miller.
,'ood- Night. Papa .RHciMiOnJ Mis-.
laufn Yates
Nunllc Character song Miss lal-
lie Marshall
~tNhHt Mater Instrumental Solo
Miss Mary Jackson.
'AilsruENiO~.
Thr prctlic-t feature of theeyening
Was the Hii-thcnics. Miss stella
lutrs recitation Of the Bald Headed
MINI wa- particularly good, display
ine remarkable clocuiiomry powers
Tor one so Young.
FURTHER EXERCISES.
lpnlgli- programme Is replctc
with good things, but the leading
feature is u contest between eight
Young ladies tor the clOcut.un media.
At lUHU A. m, SUNDAY, the com.
mruccmrut sermon will be- delivered
At the chapel 10y Rev +. T. Mitchell.
oi hYun. At $50 p. m, Rev. " l.
\cIm- ot Bolton will preach ser.
m'u on christian education
ON Monday ~ 10 a. IN. tho art eN.
hhIlion takes place. proceeded by
rull-ihrnic exercises ATS p. III.
comes the concert
TUESDAY.
At ioh m. the essays OF the gradu-
alinp class are 10 be read, aud a brief
address boy Rev Francis Il. starr. OF
II iauI- Episcopal church. Then
COMES the delivery of diplomas and
medals, followed ~ $50 = M by a
grand ,uciM reunion.