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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
HARRISON. THE ROY PREACHER, Al bOHh.
NO INTENTION OF SAVING WALL STREET
BROKERS UNLESS THEY COME TO JoUNsT


BROKERS UNLESS THEY COME TO JOUNsT
The special cvangclistc services that are being
conducted in the John street Methodist Episcopal
Church by the Ecv. Thomas Harrison, who Is known
As the boy preacher" will be continued each after
noon and evening during the week. The meetings
are the result Of suggestions from the business men
of the city who have been I'm the habit OF holding in
The church each noon a short lraycrmce ting
rmor was circulated Yesterday 10 the erect that liar
lison would carry the battle into Wall street, anu
hold meetings there When seen Yesterday by
Tribune reporter the Rev. Or. W. W. DOwdish, the
pastor of the church, laughed as he said;
"Oh THAT'S all wrong. That IS not the character OF
the work we arc undertaking here. The cXtensVcnc's
Of the work which doing would prev cn even
If We were so disposed. Besides, nunber Of the
brokers in Wall street and I'm the Stock Exchange are
personal friends mine. and know them 10 be good
Christian men. The false idea grew out OF clause
in our handbills which reads: AL Christian people
in this city and cities adjoining are cordially invited
to attend these meetings and make them great
blessing 10 the business PORTION of NcW-fo Cliy.'
That the nearest approach to the Wall street dea that
| know anything of Mr. Harrison came in just then
and coroboracd his fcllowworkers statements, say
ing: 1.-The work here IS much larger than had
dreamed Of. and the results cOrrcspondngy graz
fyin. ] see that OF the morning paleS col
little twisted in regard TO our meetings IL got Inc
principle all right, but not the exact way we propose
10 work We not dealing with 'cfanks, but WIN
sensible business men"
The church was crowded with men at the after
and al the Beginning the GoXooey was sung through
four times before the people would consent 10 lei ne
meeting 60 on MI Harrison ah, ~, I,VN'lsh ",n
made interesting addresses. ana before the m''ihr
closed fifty men knelt before the tar cN pressing
conviction of sin and asking for prayers In even
ing meeting was also crowded and mnly conversions
followed
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THEIR BODIES TO BE TAEEy BAcK TO CHINA.

TAO Chineso AGENTS from Francisco arc here Ton
the purpose sending home to China the bolcS OF about
dozen Cinnamon who were buried three or fouf NcdI'
ago IN Celestial Hill, Eyefg.ecns Cemetery u"l'''
taker James Nnurhton In MOtst. is a,sss inc agents
ono Of his said yescr1y that the two AGENTS
erected yesterday at the cemetery itle wicker tent
10 which Lodlcs will be- removed after thoy are eN
humed Here bones viii De placed la hcrmciicnIy
sealed metallic casiets, to BIZ forwarded to CHINA i
any flesh remains The bone, the Two agents must
scape IL oil and oher8isc prepare the bones for their Tip
Every Chnaman who Is pagan wants u have his BODY
buried in mis- native land. II Chnaman dies here the
circumstances his death recorded and after three
or four years. the body Is exhumed IT Is said that 200
Cinnamon arc buried at Celestial HILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
.IEESEY CITY.

Dcruty Health Inspector Allen reports in Hudson
County during the month Of june thirty-eght deaths
out Of ninety-fvc cases OF dphthcria and eleven
deaths I'm 100 cases Of scarlet fever. The large
majority of the cases were I'm Jersey CITY ana they
are attributed to the filthy condition of the sewers
George W. Armstrong. Of san Antonio, Texas ded
of smallpox yesterday in tic hospital at snake Hh
The funeral Of Robert Gilchrlst, formerly Attorney
General Of Ncw-Jcr,cy. took place yesterday at 81
Marks Church. The Rev. Frederick L. Mortimer
conducted the services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

Tho rain POSTPONED al the local games yesterday.
Ward has been requesting his release hom the New
York club with great p.fsiscncy, and he get H.
The local sporting reporters, who viii 90 20 Iallldcl'
pho today bats wiki the Philadelphia sporting
scyitcs viii start by the Pennsylvania road As this
morning Tie batting orler Of the local nine VIII he
follows: John II. Mandiso, IitLt fed l.. NJ Smith.
catcher: John Eckhardt, second base; }. G. Kennedy
cente, field: Georgo j. sackhousc short stop NJ Lane.
t,s. base: r. j. Donohuc left Md; W. !. Hams third
base: Glen McDonOUgh, pitcher Henry Chadwick, ii.
j. Hastings, 6. T.. Dickerson ana j. McDonoush Will 20
"a, substitute players.
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PORT OF NEw.YoEX. ............MoNDAY JULYo ..

30
ARRIVED
steamer scrvia (B Mckay. Liverpool Juno 30, Queens
JGy l. mdss ant passengers TO vernon II Brown
steamer Arizona OBJ. Brooks Liverpool Juno 90 Q1-eas
july with mdso amt passengers to N CnderAl
Steamer Holland (Br Foot Iondon Juno % with rdsc
and passenger 10 Hurst ARRIVED at The Bar al $40
steamer Utopia (Hr Morrison Rod Juno g Palermo lsth
AMI niDrtar % with mdse 10 Henderson Eros Arrived ~
steiner La Normandie (Fr 20 Kersebac Iavro June 30
with and Louis 10 Beoah Arrived at the
Steamer Anchori. CBr) Brown. Glasgow June IS. Neville
ooh with mdse ami passengers 10 Henderson Bros Arrived
steamer Sovara Ger BerenGs. HAMBURG June 26 IIayre
psls s3@9r AnII nr crrcc iG apes r. GSaa ~
VITA dse ami passengers henderson Bros Arrived at
steamer Ayo (Ir.. Williams Aux Cages June ~ Jocme
~ a. MIN a .r 'e at ' ne 10
steamer Saratoga CURES havana days with mise and
passengers Ward & Co. Arrived at the Bar at Is
steamer city, of Antonio Wilder Fernandina days
Royal days. with mse and passengers to II Mallory
* 60 -, 49,. ,,,,,o Non, or,oor, . oor. with
mdse Ia John 4 Van sickle
steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk Philadelphia with mis
AaFy as issia. YqItop {u S;,I {9Gay' with
sUNsEr-At SANDY Hook wind f; raining and
toggy OF shore Al City Island wind light y Il cloudy and
thick OF shore
Steamer Wyoming (Br) Rgby. Lverpool-A N Underhill
steamer Poaria tGer Kendall MISUNDERSTANDING &
Steamer Amiciti (Nor) Bansconcula-Gomez Pea son
Odn tNor). define Carupana and Ciudad Boyer
steamer Chst;ahoochee Dagsett savannah-H YOnge.
Steamer Octorara. Reynolds. Baltimore-B Dowhes'
SAILED
Steamers schwieraard for Baracoa odn Cduaad Boil
war; Lquafor. Tor Wilmington, sc.
THE MOVEMENTS % STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW July o-Arved. steamer State OF Indiana tBr)
TaSf. Trty 1-saiIe steamer Of Nebraska (Br
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

SIXTH RACE-SrEEPl
WASHINGTON PARK RACES.

Chicago. july 9.-The races at Washington Park this
afternoon resulted a. follows
First Eacc-Six f,:rlongs Maud Ward first. Cassandra
second Eolln Ilawcy third. Time-1 :25 81
Second Raco-Seven furlongs Banjo first Clara Moore
Fseconi, Helena third Tmc-1 20 IA.
Third Race-Onc mile Red Stone first. Del Norte sec
odn, John DAILY third. Tme-l 80 10.
Fourth Race JIG mile Famine frst Sayre second,
Cacy third Timc--2 ;o1.
Fifth Race-SN furlongs Won Tromp first, Full Sail
second G1llatn third Tima-1 % 10
S.Nt1 Racc-SlN fur.ongs. Cleaner nrst Lewis Clark
second Dick Wright third. Thnc-1 % L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

THE INSPECTOR THINKS HE NAY BE A BEAR
Yes was bora up I'm Nova Scotia foFty-nine year.
ago today" sail inspector McXanicr D VILLAINS Is
he was receiving the congratulations OF his friends NJ
Police Ucaiouarters yesterday There wee bear tracks
about the house that morning, and my father ana the
h,roi nan started out to hunt for the b'a' Ihoy
hunted all the forenoon Without finding him' ana tey
scro pretty tired and hungry they got hone Then
t,cy found me- Perhaps they found bear after all"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

Coroner ElGman yesterday held an inquest in the
case OF August Rene, ago scvcD, OF 40. 2G west
rhrd.st, who died on July b. from injuries alleged
20 havc boon indlctcd on Nay . by Waiter Brown,
. coiorad boy, twice bis age. Tho jury found vcr
DICT Of death from Injuries received by being struck
n the side DE- the prisoner. Brown, but that they
wcrs not mauciously inflicted. Coroner Eidman
held Brown Tor tho G.and jug.
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WHAT IS GOING on To.DAE

T. publican state Committee Fifth Avenue licteI noon
:, ucl uct investigation. Pant H. Supreme Court 10 80
4. 20. -
Mon mouth Park races. Monmouth Park ";3O D. M
Orl,r OF I1as' Convention. Madison acuar Thea'rc
10 q. IA.
A,,iu al meeting 0, Brooklyn Board Of E1ucstion
New i0rs Loan and Improvement Company stock
hd lcfs' iruc-il unoiiI.r.
Public meeting %: engineers 70 discuss NORTH hVer
I- 'dec. ih'ited states Army Huildinc, II a. H.
Meyer Ilact.ndu cas- J"dciScn Market 20 nee Court
Kotcs Post M. y. g. \. r., festival 10 TESS Noo1s
,!,.;incs II Police ana pilot Commissioners
Music Ga Yomnk!ns Snulrn bY EbeIs BlndIS p. m
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HOME NEWS.


EECNSW1 'i.-Joan u. Mclean. a. circnnaiL ~ l."
AVENUT,-Aaminl David ID. Porter ara FAMILY, rAo''.
ator Warner Miller. Congressman 3ham )" Scout q.
PENNSYLVANIA; cN-corcfc~Nroh Jr'r- 1. in!'.NS' -
N,b.,, ,t.o.pny Gc,,,., - r. 4 clrncr AMI John u.
iiam fIndanarolis Christopher j. llnt"t OF il-' ur-
George T. pt,i- Chicago. George . HooAcr ot Yer
mont and state FTanIs licn'r'cks. "I'N4'p-
tllac, Walker. the int'r~'ai" Com ucfce Cons'u
IuFfNi Nf-6'avc-ior p9N. -; iIt am Conescssn'n '"
l., Cockran. ~. JNMFs-Augrstus o. BlcOl, oil
G., yrga. WEsTNlNSTLK-Cons n ssm1n Charles ~ Hus-
81
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UrOOEIyv

ECarAdmiral 5. J.. Luce, commanding the North
Atlantic SIuadrun VIII hoist his flag and transfer his
staff 10 the United States steamer Pensacola AT the
Navy Yard today that vessel having been designated
flagship In place of the Richmond, ordered to be
lifted out for China cruise. AS 1t VIII DO several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY.
Sun rises. 4:3. sots 1928 Moon r's 837-Moons age
WArHI
H. If-sandv HOOK. BIS GOV r'rl $40 nc natn ivi3y
P-Ssndy HaOk. S.2i Gov IsIL $40 jte oaee' iV'oO
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AI0NG TILE sOrND.

Many large sharks killed in the Sound from some
unknown cause have foatcd ashore near Hra,I"ru u;
Ey a now directory Just issued. the population OF
bridgeport Is shown to have increased 5000 during
the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

~ On, .crs after tho in force will be over ~
and n We viii substitutes who viii be KEEP ''
sor a Il Vi OF Tho time
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THE cArsE or AUGUST REYE's DEATH

II was tho damage to her hull would not OK
coed q few hundred dollars.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEU.S.

Morovia Hamb.Amor. lGauourg........ $50 IN 7:3O
State OF Georgia. state, Glasgow .-....--- al
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SPECIAL MEEaTlON.
Advertisements admitted in'9 fhsss columns A..
..co,-me,ded to tho readers OF THE TRIBUNE
NJ thoroughly reliable. and business can be ds.s
nv n,a;i viii, iic ni,ertisors VITA pssisci saist
Tho Highest hsihorl,les
Unanimously fndos~

iH' fiE iftt ssIheriflel
Unanimously fnd0.~~
BRi!iEaD Z ARE>TgOyCs
nfadiag assltic D,e.'
ROPE -lLk, large. ioo.ei,
twisted ;hlrld, II s Va,
SIk." ant - prodIcel In IN
the coiOriugs Of BrAineri -
Armstrong; Duffiing Aslatls
Dyes. Asin the prOiuctioa ~
BTaIDfrd q Armstrony.
"OutiBe Embroidery" "F,le,
"Iwi-iei Embroidery" a.,
Filling silks" WORTH
LESS IMITATTONsa,
ROPE SILK have airetdyan.
pared % the marSet
~crfhatcyrry Stcin be,rs
the name Of the Bra.nerd A.
Arm -,ron2t o.. andf tie ;rn!s
mark -" A-iaIic Dyes"
1863 BROADWAY. \. Y.
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announcements.

EErRY A. DANIELS. NJ d.,
3l9 WEST l30rH.sC
Diseases Of tho Nerv)Is SV'ts Geuito naTy organs
Impotence tUd sta ritY Hours-Sto - %
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-12
The Petition tor q Steamboat.

Mr.. Reuben Foster, General Manager Of
the Baltimore, Chesapeake X Richmond
Steamboat Co, in rcply to the petition ask
ing for Steamer ON the Sues route during
the Winter months, says:
This Company has no steamer other
than the Sue that would be suitable for
the route: and as il requires about eight
weeks Of each year for necessary repairs,
painting and outfit Of steamer performing
the service required Of the steamee Sue We
take the two Winter months, January and
February, for this purpose, with a view Of
placing our patrons to the least possible in
convenience during the withdrawal Of the
steamer. While we appreciate the conve-
niencc it would be 10 your community 70
have the communication kept up, yet in
view Of the irregularity and uncertainty
that would necessarily attend the opera
tons Of a steamer on that route during The
Winter months, the result could not be
otherwise than loss financially.
Ave are, therefore, not in position u
meet the request Of your petitioners"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court of St. Mary's County, Set
Dec. IS, 1887.
ORDERED by the Court, that Thomas
d. Edwards, administrator Of
JOHN HARRISON,
late of ST. Mary's county, Nd, deceased,
give the notice required by law 70 the de-
ceased's creditors 20 exhibit their claims
and thst the same be published once q week
for six successive weeks in the St. Mary's
BEACON. TEST: JAS. T. H. RALKy,
Register o. Wills or St. Mary's counsy.
NOTICE.
In pursuance OF the above order, i here
by give notice that have obtained from
the Orphans Coult OF S. Mary's county,
Maryland, letters o. administration on the
personal estate OF John Harrison, late Of
said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
notified 20 exhibit the same " ith the proper
vouchers attached thereto 20 the subscriber,
on or before the 10Th day Of June, 1855, they
viii otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits Of the ssid estate. All persons in
dehsed 70 the deceased are requested %
make immediate payment 20 the subscriber.
THOMAS ID. EDWARDS.
Administrator.
Dec Is 'S7-5w
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CR,portrd fer The BsdcoHD

The prctticSt wedding that has taken
place tnr sometime in Pincy Point was
witnessed the SRI inst, Mt the residence of
Mr.. Johns. Guythcr, the contracting parties
Icing Miss Fanny Guythcr and Mr.. Harry
Dent. The ceremony was performed by
Egy Maurice Vaughn, the popular ami
eloquent pastor oG - Georges L. Il. Church.
The bride, VIII" is stylish blonde, was
icc'minEly attircd in a handsome green
l,u h costume and the groom never looked
happier ar handsnmcr. They were the
-'.jpjcnt> If many useful and valuable
.r>cnts. Ancr the ceremony, the guests
.nr,Nrk If refreshments and departed, each
enc leaving gnod wishes u the worthy
'rnE couple Harry has had many cold,
!rIry rides ~ Pincy Point, but he has
n'w Won the prize, and if there is any
truth in the old adagc. Happy is the bride
That the sun shines on" the coming years
viii never bring regrets, for the day was
perfect. &.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-12

On the 9th instant, the Court OF Appeal
finished up the business Of the October SIS
sion and fled opinions In ali the case
heard at that term except one. Tothe Ssz
we are indebted for the following resume
OF the Courts decision In the Biscoe case
which was fled by Judge Robinson. and
sustains the lower Court
John Benjamin Biscoe, colored, was in
dicted in the Circuit Court Of S. Mary's
county for the murder Of Captain Dixon
alleged 70 have been committed on an oys-
ter boat In the Potomac river, opposite 81.
Mary's county. The main question arising
on the appeal was whether the Circuit
Court had jurisdiction Of the offense, coun-
sci for the accused having denied IFS juris-
diction on the ground that the boundary Of
St Mary's county, as defined by the act Of
1895, runs with the shore of the Potomac,
but does not include any part Of the river
itself The Court in is opinion says AT
the same time IL Is admitted that the Courts
ofthat county have, from the passage offh at
act 10 the present time, exercised jurisdic-
ton over offenses committed on said river,
and that its exercise Is now for the first
time questioned. II seems strange, TO say
the least, that IL should, during all this
time, have escaped the attention Of all the
lawyers and judges of both the provisional
and State governments. We do not, how
ever, rest our decision in favor Of the juris-
diction claimed by the State on this ground"
Continuing the Court says: "By the actof
1875, CHI. l. (the compact act between Ma
ryland and Virglnia,) there is a recogni-
ton of the jurisdiction Of the counties in
Maryland lying on the Potomac over of.
fenses committed on the Potomac if any
such recognition be needed. In sending
the case TO the Circuit Court Of Charles
county from ST. Mary's the order was that
it be sent to Charles county. The omis-
sion of the Circuit Court does not necessi-
tate the record to he sent back on correc-
ton, although it would have been better TO
have designated the Court particularly, yet
from the surrounding language no other
than the Circuit Court of Charles county
could have been meant" In the poll of
the jury, the foreman declared for murder
in the first degree and the rest of the ju-
rors separately declared in answer to the
question, as his verdict your verdicts" at
is" Objection was made to this style of
polling. The Court says this was sufficient.
Judgment affirmed and cause remanded.
There is now nothing except executive
clemency for Biscoe to appeal TO, TO save
him from hanging. Biscoe was granted
new trial on bis first conviction.
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commissioners Court.

January 10, 1893. Court met-all the
members present. The following road re-
port, were allowed: J. II. Dyer, $l1; Will
lam Mason, $l1 Benz. Combs, $3.50; John
t. Ronchcr, So; J. w. Carpenter, SO /;
George Creighton, 65 cents a. Burroughs,
$40; John II. Leach, $3.50; John +.
Ching, $731; John II. Wathcn, 81; j. Il.
Grycnwcll. Sheriff account, $5l4.05; same
Jill account, S3i3.5O. Pensions aggrega-
lin $?l were allowed John Dyson, Robt.
Anton and Martha Lumpkins. Messrs.
William H. Dawson and John +. RcintZell
ordered Ia examine road near lgns. +.
MattnElcy'S and report at next meeting.
Board adjourned to 9th instant.
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(Ieportcd for the Bcacon)
4 Pleasant Party.

Last Thursday evening there was a pleas
ant party 81 Bcdlam Neck High School
under the auspices Of the accomplished and
obliging young ladies and gentlemen of the
ncighborhood. II was, beyond doubt,
!is affair of the season. Long Def n the
time Of commencing, the ladies of the inn
mNiiaic neighhorhond began 10 add their
pleasing faces II the many smiling ones
with which the school house was nearly
Illci At : o'clock, began the German,
which was lei by Mr.. :. f. +. Palmer and
Miss L. Blackstone; followed by Mr., Ii, w.
Burch and Miss \. Plowden; Mr.. ]. VIM.
Palmer ana Miss NJ. Dent; Mr.. K. ID. Blak-
stone and Miss Ii. A. Blackstone; Mr.. ].
Hodges and Miss n. Palmer; Mr.. l.. Hodges
and Miss NJ Blackstone; Mr. z. ID. Blak-
stone and Miss NJ. Plowien; Mr.. II. V
Palmer and Miss NJ Hodges; Mr.. +. Thorn
aS and Miss A. Turner; Mr.. c. :. Palmer
and Miss ). Baden; Mr.. VIM. Maddox and
Mrs. II. Garner: Mr.. F. J. Palmer and Miss
\. Hodges; Mr.. G.. Shanks and Miss l.. +.
Palmer; Mr. W. Harrison and Miss +.
Stone; Mr. +. A. Burch and Miss n. Stone
Mr.. Il, Harrison and Miss ]. Stone; Mr..
I: Stone and Miss r. Dent; Mr.. w. w.
blackstone and Miss II. Shanks.
Among the Observers were, DIR. r. r
blackstone and wife Mrs. Plowden; Capt
Ilaniel Shanks Mr. Bruce NJ. Cotton and
Mr.. J. Goldsmith. The dancing was kept
up until the wee hours Of the morning.
NJ. at
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-12

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at VIM. J. Ede-
len Il Co.'S, Store as their giving away to
their customers of so many free trial bottles
of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their trade is simply enormous
in this very valuable article from the fact
that it always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test il before buying by
getting q trial bottle free, large size 81
Every bottle warranted.-3
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-01-12

Messrs. Editors by invitation, y0ur
correspondent was present Il . Christmas
tree entertainment given BY ne pupils Of
Public School, No 3, Eighth district, aided
and directed by their accomplished teacher,
Mrs. Goodwin To say the least. it was .
most pleasant affair. We found the school
rOom gaily and tastefaIly dressed with
evergreens. Before enjoying the profession
Of Christmas good things We were given
an intellectual treat which fAr surpassed
our most sanguine expectations. consisting
OF Rotations, dialogues and leciurcs by the
little ones, which were rendered with such
elegance and ease that we felt constrained
10 congratulate all connected with the
school upon the high degree Of proficiency
attained in the short space Of three months.
Truly, for discipline and systematic ar
rangement Of the different classes and all
that tends 10 success this school l. model.
With your permission, kind Editors. we
win give brief programme of the exer.
cises:
Sd AsooAs AoctSh AtooCtt cAG&luAuune.
Be Kind TO the Loved Ones at Home,
Miss Fannie Hammett.
Somebody's Darling, Miss Kate Sher-
mainline.
Jack Frost, Master James Dowrs.
The Inquiry, Miss Mamie Shermantine.
Complaint of the Poor, MisE Essie Magill.
Lucy Gray, Miss Edna Goodwin.
Old Ironsides, Miss Aggie Shermantine.
The Old Arm Chair, Miss Sadie Pegg.
Cause; They didn't Isiaap 2Izsisw Ste
phen Magill.
Boys that are Wanted, Master Grosvenor
Jarboe.
Late Hours and Button Lectures by
Misses Kate and Mamie Shermantine.
Dialogue, Miss Florence Downs, Miss
Mamie Shermantine, and Master Perry
Barber.
Others ofequal merit deserve mention but
time and space forbid Fun and frolic were
also prominent feature Of the occasion.
We regretted the incapacity of the school
building for school purposes, it being en-
tirely too small. 1t is the general desire of
teacher, patrons and pupils that our school
authorities will take cognizance of this
matter and give to this growing and prom
ising school that relief which is most i'm
peratively needed. The room is only about
14x14 with neither porch or vestibule We
respectfully suggest the addition of 10 OF
II feet more which would contribute great
ly to the relief of teacher and children and
at the same time merit and receive the
gratitude of the entire community.
OBSERVER.
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- q -
Orphans Court.

Court mct-all the Judges present. Mary
T.. Duckctt made application to lie allowed
FIR 10 months board of w. Catherine
&. Doves. The Court ordered the Register
I, cite all administrators and executors of
t-tatcs standing over 10 settle same, and
also To- cite the proper parties representing
deceased estates not yet administered on.
T. H. Pnscy, admir-. Of Martin l.. Dixon, was
ordered Ia pay over 10 Mary c. Bond, for
'hc support or the dcccascds minor child
r.n. the rents now due. On application,
tie Court appointed Alexander Milhurn
Guardian 10 minor children of I. Frank
Crrrnwcll. The Court adjourned to the
"ith instant.