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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
MISS NAV aoEs 70 WILLIAMSBURG
NEW KENT Democratic.
They Hear Republican Lssdsrs and nea-
sures Condemned by Or. slater

,,,,,,,, s..,. R,nunlicau Leadsrs and Men
suras Condemned nv DR. slater.
Special telegram to he DisDStrnl
Wiser Por,rr, Va, October l2.-There
vas a Democrats meeting, speaking,
and rec dinner st Plum Point, New
Rent county, to-day. Chairman Odeils
nj the County Democratic COMMITTEES,
called the meeting to order, and speeches
were made by Messrs. T. B. Hicks, K
+. Montague Of Richmond, and Or.
Slater. ex-chai.man Of the Republican
COMMITTEES Of New Kent county. Accord
ing to agreement they spoks thirty
minutes each. Mr. Montague opened
with close, compact, and good speecn.
ne reviewed the Democracy from its
origin. showing It's economical policy
from ia foundation 60 the present, and
It's principles of Liberty and Local aeii-
government
rHs sErUsLIcAy RECORD.
Ha analvzad the Mckinley aud force
bills. With the exception Of sugar and
molasses, the Mckinley bill incrsaaed
the cost Of every necessity OF life. Mr.
Blaine said it would be detrimental 70
the farming interests, and II 10 could
not stand il could bns Democratic party
ha expectsd to? He criticised tie ke-
nnhliean Administration tee party stand
on the silver Question, etc, and urged
the people to give Wise heavy vote
and thereby condemn the obnoxious adj
minissratIon.
soCdH on RADICALS.
DIR. Slater condemned both the Demo
cratic and Republican party. He was
particularly rough On the Republican
PARTY. However. he stood OF the ma
sionsI Republican platform, but the Ad
roinissrstion bad been false 10 It's VOWS
He censured the Republicans on then
so-called honesty and integrity. H'
criticised Reeds Inconsistencies tns
pension. Lodge, aud Mckinley .bills
Clsvsland never did a nobler act than y
| did when he vetoed the pension oill
The Lodge bill was contrary 10 every
principle OF American freedom It VA
conceived in Yankee iniquity TO suppress
the South. II IL operated alike IN tn
North. South. East, and West his Oh
sections would not DO so great, Dut
was 10 put down tho white man OF til
south and 10 enable the black man
prsdomins,s, which tho white ma
would not tolerate.
NO rAsxEg BAYosEr FOB Hin.
He was not willing 10 have the fanke
bayonss over him 10 say how he shoul'
vote. He opposed tho Mckinley bill o
the ground that it was against kepubi
can principles. The leading kepubli
cans were opposed IL; il was directl
against the farmer and was obnoxious =
every poor mans interest He was
Randall. Blaine man. Tho Doctor eult
aized Mr.. Wise in the most compl
: nentsry termA Mr. Wise Was abov
comuetition and his record In Congress
, wss beyond rsprosch.
TO vors ron wIax.
He was going 10 vote for Wise ~
, ! Hicks followed the Doctor. Mr. Hicl
80 : eood speech. handling The i9sus
1870 al Ma snnnRhn NH vok y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Hsv. roo READ the advertisement In
to-dsy's Dispstoh Of Jackson Brandt &
Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

The conversation had turned on Cos
siping servants. r.... xho
was present. my dream . % have , o 10y
tvo. one OF whom should Dc deal a. /.
The other dumb. The deaf rseAl woG.aH !
be able 70 hear anything. and the dIn.O
one couldn't repeat what be happened 20
hear"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
Baseball.


I,ou1svrIhs, October S.--The Worlds
championship-Iouisvillss, 8 base
hits, 6; errors, 5. Brooklyns, 5 basc-
hits, errors, 8. Bsttsyies-Dsiiy and
Ryan Lovstt AID Daley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
cAAMoes lM 90 sFRWcF.

rhrourh 20 tho Reservoir on sundays
on,y-up Marshall and Down Broad.
The CITY railway and Union Psssep-
Der lines be ve discontinued their through
rims 10 the reservoir without change.
Az Main and Reservoir streets tho
Union Pass enger line transfers pssson-
osrs fc- points west either on the Main
o. Peservoii-street lines, as they may
,,-efer This il 10 accommodate their
ex4rrroe Yest-Fnd travel Passengers
-or,ino east are transferred from the
C,tv railway 10 the Union Passenger
ears. Those who take the Reservoir
s.,eet line can oulv continue on that Of
fi,e Union Passenger route on one fare.
pa-sengcrs coming IN on the Main
treet line can be transferred to the
onion cars NJ Reservoir and Main
streets.
AZ l.ornbardy station another transfer
5s made. From this point one car is
r-rn out TO tho New reservoir.
T11Y MARsHaIr~srRrRT CARS,
TTbe Marshall. street cars running east
yard now leave tho western terminus and
az Adams and Marshall streets 60 south
10 Broad, ana lnence on ihe tIhCh Oi Vuo
=. " railway down Broad. and thence ria
~ rteenth aud Main to Msyo's bridge.
rcn ngors are transferred at Ninth and
rAsS treots II they desire to 60 down
~ ain rect esst Of Fourteenth. The
Minn . p il made by the Old route up
ESurn ga d and College streets and out
fourieo9t tho Exposition Grounds
Msrshai orning from the east on the
1sssengers Kiln street lines cannot be
Main. or trsA tward.
Irah7ioi''' on RECORD.
sixty days the City
During the p@s carried about half A
,llioS passengers In d lass ,i me t mere
hos not been a delay, Tho tsst that ,
ntes, Notwithstanding ~, mn and 70
nile Of track has been hatwesn mid.
laid this work being don't ,ssts veil -,
nj and A. NJ. This 81 80, a.. A. ~
the management. Of the ros CSor,..
,resent superintendent, M = l"''''
5eiaen,
RrvgR-vTTw CARS.
q,ho Riyer. View Company has '' "a'
,snniry and takes passengers to o,,
frofn the Union. Passenger road with
charge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
SYNOD or PsNNsYLVaNiA.
session cIossd-Dr. Beaiss t9nrsS o.
Johnsfosa Commented.
Special ..lsxr,lH % ne o''0a'zAi

F5psclhI III - y = =,
WaEzrrSG, ". Va, October ls,-Lns
Presbyterian SynoG Of PeEasys''HLA
which has been n Session here tafs
DAYS, eomplsted - ncs' important, oG -1
ne., TO-DAY. The complaint o. ih,
Y.aI.. she Johns,oEn minister Tlo vi'
removed from his paatoraie oeeaa'e %
allowed dead bodies 10 BE plAecd u IS
church DUNG the sood. vas W.thdfAsa
and ~. Peals's course commenied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
ALSO DEFEATED.
MRS. SALE sLArER's FUNERAL.
A Large Attendance by the People oil 'hs
CONFEDERATION Notes.

A LARGE Attendance by the People OF the
COMMUNICATIONS Notes.
rcorre.pondsucs % The Richmond D'snstcn.l
Wrr11ussrrRa, October lS. 1890.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sallie Slater, who
died at her residence, IN James City
county. near Tosuo station, on the AFTER
moon of the 10th instant took place tins
morning from Olive-Branch church ana
vas largely attended by the people OF
the comfy. The funeral discourse Wa
preached bv Rev. Winder FGrthlng, who
smoke in the most pathetic and eioquens'
manner OF the deceased. Afs slater
vas a most estlmable woman and Tor
number of years devout aud conslstent
member of the Baptist church. There
vere a laroe number Of iloral offerings,
and the interment was made IN the
family burvin0-iOt. near the church
She leaves several grown children,
among whom arc Mr.. John H. Seymore
a leading merchant Of this town, ana
Mr. +. Beverly Slater, young attorney
of your city.
GINNING oFFCIAI&
Several OF the city officials of Ports
mouth are expected here shortly ons gun
nng expedition. they viii % taken IN
charge bv Nh ". B. GSrlick ana other
well-knOwn sportsmen.
Mr.. p ". Thompson, y well-SnoWu
citizen. returned home tins evening
from lengthy soiourn N Culpeper.
DIR. Henry Shield, who was 80 badly
bruised 10 few days ago by iai, is
resting comfortably and hopes TO DO out
during the coming week.
DIR. samuel Christian, leading dlsci-
ple of Esculapius N that blooming city
Roanoke. has been spending several
DAVIS hero visiting ais Old friend, Mr.
William BloXton. Dr. Christian while
down this wav paid dying visit 20
Newport News and expressed himself
as being much pleased with what he
saw
Misses Virgie and Julia Armistead'
who have been spending the summer n
and around Norfolk, are home again and
report having mad . most delightful
time.
Our CITY sergeant. Mr. Frederick G..
Davis. reports that ms boarding-nouse'
the city jail, mas only one inmate =
crazy colored boy, Who Is awaiting 70
be admitted 10 the Central Asylum.
MISS SHAW GOES 10 WILLIAMSBURG.
Chief-Clerk Mercer, at tie Insane
Asylum here informs your correspondent
the. Miss Shaw, tho variety actress 81
Pntnam's Theatre, your city, who lateiy
lost her mind. viii be received as the 10
s,itntion aud has orders 10 have her sent
for Monday.
The peauut~cleaning and canning sS,
tabhshment, which has been talked Of
mere Tor some time. will soon % N es-
Silence, "a the requisite amount OF stock
has been taken down here 20 insnre its
building Many Of orr leading citizens
are IN the movement and a manager
~ well up in the business vii De placed
at the head Of the concern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
r.sa ana AIger In Ohio

MspxrA, o.. october la.--sPsaker
Reed and General II. A. Alger sddfoss-
ed . rasssmeetiog OF 800 people bore to-
aav The crowd vas made up OF farm
ara f,on tbe surrounding country and,
dslsass;ans from the adjoining towns
Ths,s -s,s a dozen bands and drum
corps present Marching clubs psrs s.s !
and ssIutes we're fred by cannon. Inc
spssEsrs wsrs spplauded and cheer after
cheer given for Mckinley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

READ rHz ADVERTISEMENT in to-dsy's
Dispatch Of jackson Brandt h Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

W. B. West qualified yesterday in the
Chsncery Court as administrator OF the
estate OF William Fl. West, deceased,
which is valued at $4,000. Bond was
given in that amount with John =. Cook,
B. r. West, and II. ID. Hoge ~ sure
ties
The estate OF John Clash. deceased,
vas committed to she hands OF the
Sheriff for administration
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
ne MsITINe egaMAN IRoN-MAsTEas
rtev prouose Establishing at Various
Points Great Iron manufactures
nv telegraph % the Dlspatchl

MrbwAUxRR, Wrs., October r.
Several members Of the German ron
masters party are in this city. Herr
YunQ said "As result Of the visit Of
these German iron-men to this country
many Of our most experienced iron
manufacturers will invest their money
here and become citizens Of the repuo-
lie Visits are being made 70 every part
Of the United States by delegates WITH
the view Of establishing at different al
vantsgeous points great iron manufacto-
rjes."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
a MURDERER GIVES HIMSELF UP.
The Action Remarkable Under tho CIR
cumstsnces Of the Case
Pv tslsxr.ph 20 the Dispstch.l

ny teloersDh % no Dspstch.I
ssvASSAR, Ga, October I8.-John
Webb, who shot and killed Ananias Hill
fcoloredl at Monteith, ten miles from
Savannah, yesterday morning, gave HIM
self no to the authorities to-day. His
action is remarkable, for from the eyi-
dence before the grand jury the killing
vas deliberate and entirely unprovoked.
Webb shot Hill while the latter was
living in hopse dead-drunk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
TURF EVENTS.
The Latonia Meeting Closef-A Big
rrotyd--A Fast Track.

Inc A@fNnfh Hsf'ff's
Crowd-A Fast Track.
nBy telegraph % Jhs Dispstch-l
CINCINNATI, O., October rs. --Lato-
nia-The meeting closed with the pig
gest crowd of the season. Track last
First race-one mile-Bimni won (;
Robin second, Labrador third. lime,
1;44}.
Second race-oue mile and twenty
Yards Barney won Eugeuia second,
Pritchett third. Time, 1:f53.
Third race-oue mile-Blarneystone
won Business second. Dollikeus third.
Time, l;43i.
Fourth race 10 RanIer won Palmetto
second. Paadin third. Time, 100.
Fifth race-Crnclnnati Hotel autumn
handican- one and one eighth miles
Fortunatus won Milldsle second, Ma
ron @. third. Time, 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

RsAp rHs ApvsErssmssr Ia to-day's
Dispatch OF jackson Brandt Il Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

HAVE YoU READ tho Advertisement, u
so-dsy's Dispatch Of jackson brAna'
Ca?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

HAYS You xssD the sdvstissmsnt IN
lcdAy's DispaAsh Of Jsctson brsads =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
The Hamiiton.County Delegation Piayed
Fnlse--rhs Governors pleasure v"
move Obnoxious Members Dsfsase"'
,.n..,., ,.,e.r.m 20 tns pispatch.i


COLUMBUS, o.. October ls.-Ths SIT
nation in the extraordinary session OF
the Legislature is chaotic. The haini-
tou.coraty delegation has played false
N the Democratic caucus decree aud
defeated the compromise measure 10y
which the Governor was to remove the
obnoxious members and appoint their
successors instead Of having the Board
Of Public improvements Of CINCINNATI
abolished and a new one elected by the
people in November
DEFEATED IT.
The Hamilton county delegation had
agreed 10 vote for the compromise olil'
bnt when II came UP for passage THIS
afternoon they defeated It.
ALSO DEFEATED.
an amendment by which the board
vas 10 he abolished and y new one ap-
nointed bv the Sinking-Fund Trustees
ras defeated after the bill bad been re-
considered and the Legislature adjourn
ed until Monday. having accomplished
nothing further than 10 provide Tor an
investigation of the charges against the
Cincinnati officials
MUCH IrGRETrED,
The TEN orarv defeat Of the Cover
nors plans due 10 the Cincinnati gang
and is much regretted by the best mem.
bers Of the party. who have approved OF
the Governors entire course through the
controversy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

HAys YoU ssAD the advertisement IN
sedsy'S Dispsssb of Jsckson Bssnds .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

READ THE ADVERTISEMENT in to-day'
Msnateh of Jackson Brandt a Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
as elsrlerH sNNIvERsARY.
The Danvilie Episcopssisns WIN csiehrst.
Dr. Danes Passionate.
special iolovrarn 10 ma Dl.os'ch.i

lspecisl telegram 70 ths Disps'ch.i
DASyTrLE, Va, October lS.-Iha
Episeopalians Of this parish viii on Mines.
dav next celebrate the iiftieth annivr
ssrv Of the pss,orato a the venerable
DIR. George W Dame All ths pastors
OF the city viii be present, and The hig.t
Rev. Bishop White u expected. In
address viii be delivered by DR.. Dame.
ana the pastors ~ the several churches
are All expected to say a word of con.
graduation. The church hero wasiound-
Ell by DR.. Dame. and for fifty years la
has served il faithfully. Tie l. t'll BID
GOOD health aud able 10 attend .o h.s
pastoral duties. His good wife isstiI
living. ana the venerable couple cola-
brated their golden-wedding anniversary
several years ago.
A RoBBER CAPTURED.
On Thursday asst Joseph Medley
robbed store NJ South Boston and
made his escape. lie came 20 tois city
and vas captured here today after "a
lively chase. lie wasspotted 10y a South
Boston man. who attempted to arrest
him but Medley made break and ian
for liberty. lie was chased down CmT-
head street to Nam. and hence 90 'la
IRON bridge across the river. whero 10
was captured. Tho prisoner was taken
20 south Boston tonight
TOBACCO WAEEEr
Tobacco has been very lively ali 'hs
week and more than million pounds 90
leaf was sold in the warehouses Tic
offerings were not rs GOOD as usual and
much of the tobacco Was 10 tad order,
but all desirable goods Old 20 brisk
prices. and the market was stoady. Man
ufacturers nro disappointed m the crop
AS .shows 10 thus Jar. Il Was believed
that the crop would show IN abundance
of rioh waxv filters. but on tho contrary
they are scarce AMI hard 20 get hold .i
some believe. however. that the farmers
arc holding back their best tobacco.
. The sales of tobacco stamps FOR the week
amounted 10 %. tu6-ths smallest Gales
for a long time-and 10 IS believed t.at
the uncertainty Of the tohacc0-'aK rebate
has had much 30 10 with diminishing
the sales OF manufactured goods
John Svkes worthy Young ntzen oi
North Dsnville, died yesterday aud vos
buried today.
Several Danyiile people went 10 YAM
cevville. ". c.. TO-DAY 10 near senator
Vance speak.
4 SORE CHAIRMAN.
". II. Peasants. chairman oi The i'c-
pnblican party in this city, has called q
meeting Tor Monday l DO. lut Tor what
purpose It is not yet SHOWN. Plsasanti
Il right sore II the why las wnite Re-
publican friends irowned upon as pro
posed candidacy ior Congress
Az EsrIMADLE LADY CONE
Information reached this city today
nj the death 10 Wmtlock. Halifax coun.
Nv. OF Miss Judith Barksdale, sister Of
Nr. Il. II. Barksdnle, Of Dmville. Ah'
vns splendid woman and was held 20
high esteem by many people n tins ci'l
VINO knew her well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

H.vx YOU HEAD shs advertisement h
todsv;s Dispatch Of JasAsen Bsaadi :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
aEsDEScz SOLD.

yesterday the residences II no late
General r. II. smith was sold ior 3i.lJJ
20 stephen Taylor, OF Glasgow To-day
General smith farm, situated Two miles
from here. was put up at auction, 1ut -
only s., 500 vas oid It vas not sold
Mr.. GRONEB CHoaff.
Probably tho most Interesting election
among Washington aad Lee students 8
that Of president OF Ehe commencement
ball. Az the recent elacron - i.
Grouer. son Of General V. ID. Gronef'
of Norfolk, vas chosen by large ma
Iority. ,,--
Washington and Lee has aov 20 itu'
dents iad the Institute zoo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

p..nrur ApvrnrsEMHvr IN to-days
r,;ssss.h - jackson Brandt h %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
LEXINGTON WAKING UP
4eiIsd br the Contagious spirit - p~
veIopsnsut ana speculation.
rspscial telegram 70 ne Diapassn-l

iSueciai teiisrnm - ne 'latAs-h-t
LEXINGTON, Va. Octoher Ill laa
often been wondered that although Lex.
inpton Is near many booming owns sun
no activity has been developed hero n
real estate. Those VINO admire the re-
nose OF manner and elegant inactivity
nj this tvpicai old Virginia town 4Aye
earnestly hoped mat u might never 20
smitten with the real estate ever no"
prevalent IN TINS county, 1ut hero nave
not been wanting others vino predicted
that ere long company Fonld %
formed 10 develop iAo oesonrcss 0f
Lexington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
\ 50RE 1HlIEWAN

". b. pleassnts. chairman oi the 10
publican party in this city, has called %
meeting Tor Monday glt. lut Tor what
purpose Il is not yet known. ileasants
IS right sore It the why las wnite Re-
publican friends lrowued unon us pro-
posed candidacy i0r Congress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
TULrrLLED.

These predictions we're fulfilled last
evaning N the organization Of tho Lex
ington Developing Company with Colo
mel J. p. Il. Ross 10 president ana b,
McD. Adair AZ secretary aud treamrnE
Many other eading citizens Oh tho Town
are Interested. The company las pur-
chased 300 acres OF and TO he easi
and north Of town for SiuO.mO. n
this and stocl. to tho amount Of 3t01,JlJ
will ia lgs1ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Information reached tins city today
Of the death 10 Wmtlock. Halifax ooun-
Nv. Of Miss Judith Barksdaie. sister oi
Mr. Il. II. Barksdnle, Of Dmville. 1ha
vns splendid woman and WIS held n
high esteem by many people n tins ci'y
vino knew ler well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

He NJ eoing 10 vote for VIE M.
Hicks followed the Doctor. Mr. Hicks
80 : good speech. handling The 1snss
n6aIy, I'D ~ sonsshs teok vslh -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

1.he River View Company has '0 ~. UmI
~rDniry and takes passengers to o,,,
fso,n the Union. Passenger road with ""
..41o~va
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-23

briefly, calling attention to the fact that
the importance of combining physical
with intellectual culture, hnd that il was
to this, in great measure, to which
they owed their present standing in the
world of nations. America, today, was
the greatest country in the world, sim
ply because its people were impressed
by the benefits to be accrued from
the peculiar characteristics of the
various nations which poured into it,
and the German trait of physical cul-
ture was one OF the most worthy OF
imitation. Bismarck, one of the great
est men of the present age, was man
of extraordinary physical endurance,
and this he owed simply to his early
training when a youth, and it had un-
questionably stood him in good stead on
various occasions in his career. In
closing the speaker referred to the won
derful transformation achieved by Bis
marck in building up the German
nation to its present height, from the
confusion in which it was before he
assumed control over its interests. The
following programme was carried out
and the pupils of Prof. Rohde performed
their exercises with remarkable skill
and precision, which met with universal
admiration Overture, orchestra; tao
tics and dumb bell exercises, broad
jump, see-saw, class of girls; calisthen-
les, day class of boys; wand exercises,
night class of boys; wand exercises,
active members; parallel bars, day class
of boys; parallel bars, night class OF
boys; parallel bars, active members
horizontal bar, night class OF boys hori-
zontal bar, active members
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-23
TheHarris Musicale.

A successful musicale was given Thurs
day evening last at the studio of Mrs. J..
M. Harris, 1912 First street, Boyle
Heights, by the pupils of that lady as
sisted by friends. There was large
attendance, and the performance passed
off very satisfactorily. The following
was the programme: Piano duett, "Oxen
Waltz" (Mozart), Misses Pearlie Leeds
and Alice Riley; "The Bohemian Girl, +"
Miss Winnie Palmer; instrumental
duett (Hayden), Misses Rose Henry and
Josie Whitaker; piano solo, Miss Daisy
Davisson; song, "The Child's Unfinished
Prayer (HandeD, Miss Jessie Brock I;
march (Durand) Miss Lucy Britton !;
"Battle of st. Petersburg" Miss Oracle
White; "The Shepherds Evening Song"
(Blake, op. 26), Miss Josie Whitaker !;
grand march, duett Mack, Messrs.
George Brown and Emit Renfro; waltz
(Coote), Miss Sophie Miller; Farewell"
(Hayden), Miss Winnie Palmer; piano
duett (Blake), Mrs. Moore and Miss Josie
Whitaker; "Battle of Waterloo" Mr.
George Brown organ solo, "In Reih und
Glied' (Lange, Cd. 41), Miss Eda Moore !;
instrumental duett (Bach), Misses Lottie
Chalfant and Winnie Palmer; organ
solo (Faust), Miss Agnes Smith; vocal
solo (Ganz), Mrs. Moore; instrumental
duett, selected, Mrs. Harris and Miss
Davisson organ solo, ''Idyl," (Wagner),
Miss Pearlie' Leeds; "Air and Varia-
tions," (Mendelssohn), Miss Peabody !;
organ solo, "Reverie," Ueybach), Miss
Alice Riley; piano and organ duett,
(Rossini), Mrs. Harris and Miss Pea
body.