Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-26
SONGS OF THE BLIND

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sung WIN riaihuVe Hnec' as '"o
stone Laying OF the New fennsyisaniA
Institute-The Marriage season a' i's
Heieht-Gossip of Society.
yrorppn.v oftar,oo, N. corner stone
H"DAn aseinoon, N'nu -
OF the new building OF the western fehh-
sylvania Institution for the Blind was laid
with appropriats ceremonies The edifice
! will he at the corner Of RsIIaheJd and Barard
wiz po "' 'no corner vi Deiieleiu an1 -. =
avenues, oVeriookln2 the Beileneiu rresoS-
terian Church. 1t will cost between Slz5. 900
and sl5Oo 900. The materials will be brick
and stone ond the orcbitectuy. viii he of n
onn,1,osi.. - - % .,,. .so..i atya.. beino
,l" .oupos.Se olu., VIC a'
noDie ana picturesque. 1t is TO aceommo- n,
phia institution, the state OF Pennsylvania
will be able 70 take care OF $50 blind chill
uie" , Ano ouiiuihS ooiiiiiii " S"s 80 'ooo
Durs institution have raised ABOUT sioo,Vo
for the new building, and it is expectsd
that the rest of the sum required will be In
hond haron. .. q a,,t,,,.d rh. ,isce ~
:" %
sro"no upon wh,ch tne punulhg VIII e'uit. ~
was the gift OF Mrs schenley 1t Is expected
that the school will be ready Tor use by the
lst OF December. 1894
In couseouence OF the severity of the
ue.,,or a. onor,,sa. 81 nornoc,,on vi,b
moa'hci, 1he cAercises III cohheotion 49, 80
the corner STONE laying yesteroay aIter
noon were Carried on in the Belleheld Pres
byterian Church. Seventeen of the pupils
~ ,he .chooI yoro nrason, in CHARGE of
ouperi"tehueht oaeons anu Dirs oaoouS' anu
were an interesting, II sad, spectacle 10 the
friends Of the institution. The pupils. who
were nearly all approaching manhood and
womanhood, opened the service with %
and rendered as it was by the sightless
MnEeait,. mds WI otI.a fs aneSSg. ne; ,Sy ,h.
pupils sang Hear Our PRAYER Mr. A. M
Marshall, President Of the Board of Man.
rather exhaustive review OF the good work
done by the institution Mr. Marshall was
followed by Rev. E. p Cowan in an inter
Schoonmaker. with a number OF other
gentlemen left the church TO Law
the stone In the hollow of
the stone was deposited a box of conner.
i'm which were placed records OF the insti.
tuition, copies of the Pittsburg papers, a
Schenley, a portrait OF that lady; number
Hoeud nf M.nneors Sne and oticers or the inst.
tmtion etc Dnrinp the Iayfnp of the stone
McCielland. Rev Applegarth, DR.. Brown,
Mr.. Percy F. Smith and others. Miss Jean
Gowan sang MY am Couhtree viii ; Slnas
aeal ua oi eAprSssion. ne[ ,,,,,o thatic
cIoso uitb the penediction
The effect of the presence of the blind
pupils upon the assemblage was very
was notice1 that tney seeneu " oe
so,ne More than one of the ladies in the
church was so affected by the sight of the
little proup of blind ones OH the platform
that thew sobbed aloud
Tur rr;,,, -; annornood of M;e, alio
Ada Boardman' daughter Oh Mr. anu Mrs'
James L. boarurnan, oi niuse "'onue, Aiie.
ghenS. TO Mr. imam al u. oaWSea, Oi NV 6n
York, to take place Wednesday evening, De-
cemper ~ IN tnS firsG G,; tn ~ I'll
Aron ss[eet, AiieSneh VII VII aStsna De se
So ~ a.arnos ~ oS thara Will he recen.
the rion bride,s s family alter Which the coupIe
will depart for their wedding trip, which
will end Mt their future home, Brooklyn, n.
7: MIR. Sawyer Is In business IN new 1orK
City, Dut resides IN brooklyn.
THE second entertainment of the Y. NJ.
n a oorrsa +ool, rlaca In OId City Hall lsst
evenin~ an 'N p- -
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a BAZAAR 1or the pehen' oi 'he ouftn
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton King, Mt.
Washington, yesterday.
MISS IRENE SHARD, OF new Castle, anu
Mr. Daniel S. Berry, OF LIT. Washington, were
to be married last evening.
Mr. AND MRs. Emil, G. SrUcKEY. nee