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The morning call., 1892-01-25

Editor Morning C1it: The Supervisors are
hard at work for The CITY railroads III providing
them extensions for their routes without expense
TO them. but at great expense 10 property
owners. Thus the extension of Post street is for
the benefit OF The SulIer-street Railroad; the
widening Of Mission street was for the special
benefit OF the MissiOn.stTeet Railroad; the ex-
tension OF Howard street is for the benefit of the
Howard-sIreet Railroad, etc. But while the peo-
pie affected are grumbling loudly at the ex-
penseS with which they are Saddled il does not
appear that the railroads that are to derive the
greatest benefit Of all asked 10 or are Offering
10 contribute toward the value of the land taken
on the salaries OF Commissioners, surveys etc
Perhaps the law was arranged in advance by the
agents OF these companies IN the Legislature so
that II should operate JUST in this way. And this
suggests that probably fair assessment upon
the HowarG-Street Railroad Company would
raise enough money TO permit the Commits Sioners
10 reduce the assessments OF The protesting land
owners sufficiently 10 remove all their objections
and opposition. The same might be the case
with the Post-Slreet extension. II The parties
thus Substantially benefited are unwilling 10
pay their fair share OF tie expense of these
movements 10 their advantage a dlslutereSted
BOatd OF SUPERVISORS, looking after The Interests
Of the great body OF their constituents, rather
than those Ci few wealthy corporations, would
be excused # they let these movements lay over
until either lie law was amended 10 bring IN all
the bartles actually benefited or they were Will
ing TO do the fair thing without coercion.
san Francesca Jr5HaFy s. TS4g. LGT-JVyNEER
The morning call., 1892-01-25
Solid Fog.
ILn Nntrm.. NJ

The deeteriOus Influence Of fogs may be
estimated from some results obtained from
examination and analysis last month at
Kew Gardens. The director speaks of the
leaves as being covered with substance
like brown paint-'tarry hydrocarbon"-
which can only be scraped off with a knife.
On analysis this shows over 81 per cent of
carbon and hydrOcarbon, with IL per cent
Of metallic iron, magnetic oxide of iron, aud
mineral water Any one at all acquainted
with the physiology Of plants and animals
can apprehend in n moment how such a
mixture must affect both the lungs of men
and the leaves-whIch are the lungs-of
plants, as regards respiration Strangely
enough, the deposit appeared to be more
marked at Kew than at Chelsea.
J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBON.-This celebrated
whisky for sale by all hrsl-class druggists aud
grOceTs. 1Tademark-slaT within shield.
The morning call., 1892-01-25
EVBRYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to the
General Public.

In EvetybOdy'S Column THE CALL will
publish short letters from correspondents
on topics of interest to the general public.
The matter in these communications will
present only the views Of the writer's.
The morning call., 1892-01-25

Edtor Morning CAL: The Christian Life
NOndou) says: I'll IS not the largness of a church
or me brillancv OF its pIeacbeT. or the tneuass
~ irs n,,iI.I,,,l n,'r The Gdalit, tho 49, -
,'H' Ou1 - l'' 'o i'0."' ''N-
Gerry ana me MAJ III HedI' Ecu CH1Illy mat make
il valuable
Zlou'S Herald says "a life without some con-
Trailing motive is IKE LETTER dronuad into fba
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The morning call., 1892-01-25

IRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEwORK AND
u assist with children. Call bet. 10 aud II, at
Ell uaiaht 8 ~ 2t9
The morning call., 1892-01-25

4 Sure and Safe Cure for All IRE. u
IL lar OF painful monthly periods, from what
ever cause; no instruments used; All female com
plants treated successfully. home for patients with
best care; results guaranteed by MRS. DIR. CIV YER,
3lIj.. II de st, bet. Eddy and Elis jal2 If
p Genuine WeIIiuEtt Coal from the
49, Old mine OF 10 years ago. in the market now
500 tons IN lots to suIJ Apply at branch once 95s
Mission iH2I
The morning call., 1892-01-25

80 Large Lot Of Fast Color De
4~S lanes and challe, sc per yard; fast colored
print. sc per yard: lazy polka DOT sateen tourist
waists. soc each; 100 pieces French flannel cite.
warranted fas. cOl0rS aud really worth Z5C to be
closed out ut lOc per yard. Chicago Store. PIG
~ F.,FT ?
The morning call., 1892-01-25

ScRoFULA is a more formidable enemy than
either consumption cancer alone, for serofula
combines the worst possible features Of both. 1t
is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla the blood purifier
The morning call., 1892-01-25
FEMALE HELP WANTED.


w ANTED-A LARGE NUMBER OF COOKS,
w second girls, nurses, iaundresses, Mattresses
and girls Tor all kinds Of work, city ana country. at
the best OF wages. Apply 10 J. r. CB0SETT & CO.,
Branch 3l2 Suffer st. IT
VANTED-LAUNDRES AND SECOND WORK,
W SIS Infants nurse, country, S25; second
girls. city. $40; nurses, $50 and SIS; young GER
man and scandinavian girls for general housework.
$40 500 aud $l5 saleslady Tor bakery $50, at ID e
LORME Il ANDRES, 500 Suffer St IL
NVANTED-NURSE FOR INFANT S25 CoUN-
W try: day nurse for Institution, 500; good
Homework rls, $50 eaCh German nurse and sew.
$50; lauudress for school. S25 COOK American
family o; nurse Mare Island. 500 waitress, 20;
second girl, S25 50 hOuSswor< girls, $25 and $40
Apply MISS PLtNKETT. 424 Sutfer ST. ia24 It
Va ANTED-SECOND GIRL FOR COUNTRY, $50:
~ scandinavian girl for second and laundry work,
$25 German cook. small boarding house $50: fan
cy frOner S25 hotel laundress $50; girls for house
work at stockton. Berkeley, san Diego, Santa bar-
bara, Alameda aud city. $50, $50 ana $50; num-
Der of German cooks, 800 Apply {. Il. HANSEN
a CO, 40 Geary 81. ia24 1t
: COOKS. GERMAN AND AMERICAN FAM
- HES $25 and 800 girls for upstairs work;
mother and daughter Tor homework and take care
o. children; SO aud 800 and number OF others
MRS liItD. 7U5 Polk st. it,
"A ANTED-2 MATTRESSES. Cay, so. HOTEL
W GAZETTE. 4Z0 Kearny st. II
The morning call., 1892-01-25

"a VI. ALLINGHAM. ARTESIAN WELL BOK tR.
" $50 Fifth ST, NV. cor Howard dell "
The morning call., 1892-01-25
Dividend NOTIC.s.

KY Dividend Nofice-Dfvidend No. ~
1s~S (Ffty cents per share) OF the Oceanic steam
snip Company VIII be payable at the ONCE OF the
company, S2I Market ST. on and alter MONDAY
February l, 1892.
Transfer-books VIII close MONDAY. January 20,
1892 at O'Clock p. NJ
Jazz to fel e. Il. SHELDON, Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-01-25

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
Ii ing. gold iewelry books. KLEIN, TO- sixth. *
The morning call., 1892-01-25

> YOUNG MEN To LEARN TELEGRAPHING
- and GutiY for good paying positions California
IeleI graph Co, kearny, cor. Clay. iaz5 1t
The morning call., 1892-01-25
..Nrs. WIS ow's soothing syruno

Has been used over nifty years by millions Of moth
ers their children While teetniug with perfect
fuccess II soothes the child, softens the gums al
laws pain, cures wind collie regulates the bOWesand
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from tetthing other causes. For sale by drug
rists in every part OF the world. Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs. NiusiOws Soothing syrup Twenty-Five
Centsa bottle.
The morning call., 1892-01-25

THE THROAT" Br0tras Bronchial T1ocbes" act
directly on the organs of the voice. They have an
extraordinary effect In all disorders OF the Throat
SUe0EeTs and Singers find the Troches useful.
The morning call., 1892-01-25
MALE HELp WANTED.

II iris. IF YOU WANT YOUR DRESS ESMADE
" frst-class and at reasonable rates cali MRS
IItDNN y, 63H GeITy St iaZ0 I'm
The morning call., 1892-01-25
FINANCIAL.

4 2 on MORTGAGE: MONEY To LOAN on
notes or ID mortgage. ISaacS, al O'taTreLl2l ly
NtONEY TO LOAN ON SECOND MORTGAGE;
wi mortgages bought BAILEY, 7ls MarketSplm
nLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold and ewelry by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third 81 Saa
francisco; 1 will send by return mail the cash; Il
amount IS not satisfactory Will return the gold ~
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN B4SK-
~ $50 kearny ST., the only corporation thai lends
money on diamonds. watches: low interest oc4,t
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
NJ ES MCCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
builder, ~ Bodybuilding, repairing attended;
store and office fitting specially. feep5e 343S lv
NLANRENCE, CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
= OH sacramento St cabinet worG aud fitting up
eMees promptly attended; telephone SUA nl6st
The morning call., 1892-01-25

u REAT MAsS-MEETING OF INDEPENDENT
VI order American Bakers to be held l4I Third
ST., SAIU EDAN, January 3Oth. at 8 O'Clock.
ERNEST CLAYTON, Presf deut.
JOHN SHARKFY, Sec. ia25 IT.
The morning call., 1892-01-25

" ~ IN IN ~ VA, SfO AM EOOND y;
$50 Wanted for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VINO under
stands farming. $500 per year; shoemaker, $500
per year: te cher 10 teach Indian children the En-
ellsh language, $500, for Catholic institution. r.
T. WARD az co, COS aud $40 Clay st. ia %
The morning call., 1892-01-25

WANTED - BAR KEEPER WHO SPEAKS
'. French $50; waiter, $50: COOK for ba.eTy,
&25 young man for coffee uarlor, SO; French boy
for laundry SIS; gardener, $50, etc. DELORlIE
y y IILs T.. L-I N-LL.Nr
The morning call., 1892-01-25
N0riCE or MkLTINGs.

IHTlA nLnce nles. swAIN,s. 2I3 suffer $
The morning call., 1892-01-25

VANTED-COACHMAN, CITY. REFERENCES.
W $50; bUtter-makers S27 80 and SO; tie
makers, Zoe ami others. Apply to }. z. CROSETT
~ Co, 6-S sacramento ST. 1t
ENGINEER OR BOILER-NAN FOR A FIRST
il class hotel: butcher for a country shop S35
and found L. I. WARD q 90. sos and $40 OLA
The morning call., 1892-01-25
DKESsM

DRESSMAKER-S PER DAY; GOOD FILTER
- MRS. r. Il. POND, 7191a Bush st. Jas Tyr
1O7 O'FARRELL sF - PERFECT FITTING
1Ot suits from 50 up; goods and everything
found 81 mp; made In "a hours la24 3tt
2OS TURK ST-STYLIsH AND PERFECT FIT
oOOSuits made; ~ so up;work guaran'e I'll - Pm
NJ ISStS URTON. SOP MASON ST, NEAR POST;
vi stylish dFessmakers; we do work to nIease Won
neatly quickly and to your entire SATISFACTORILY *
ours FROM So 90 Up SFYLISnLY DRAPE0.
~ ll9 stockton st, doors from Geary jal3 II
1IIO FOLSOM ST -SrYLISH DRESS AND
1 - cloak making; children aHd misses suits
specaity S3 upward; goods spoiled replaced; nc
guaranteed. Jas I'm
The morning call., 1892-01-25

III NE DIR. d. ATLANTA. THE HIGHLY CELE-
VI brated business ana test medium, seventh
daughter. born with double ven and wonderful
gilt Of second sight, tells eatre fe cradle 10
grave; every hidden mystery revealed: tells Of
your decease and date When rhtHEs are TO happen:
gives advice In business, lawsuits, marriages di-
Norces, deaths, uniting the separated enOyinz all
eNH lhHuenceS; sac has no equal; open sunday;
ST.. first floor nnstlirS IA ~
The morning call., 1892-01-25

HEAD WAITER. FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY
II hotel $50 10 JlemakeTs, IAc per tie: o wood
choppers FL 50 per cord G. IL. HANSEN d CO..
10 Ge8ry ST. laZ4 u
The morning call., 1892-01-25

IA ANTED - PARTY To TAKE CHARGE OF
" small orchard and farm city, $50 and
iound ana increase TO suitable man: also farm
hands. iaOorcTs, wood-choppeTS. mixers, cooks
walters and dIshwaSuers ". ID. EVER d CO., 626
Clay So ia2I 2C
The morning call., 1892-01-25

DYICE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
- specially; marriages annGued. quick. qatss;
suits commenced in any county collections, claims,
damages, Hens attachments, ETC. enforced Legal
documents prepared; suits OF every description b
tended or prosecuted vigorously; terms reasonable;
no charge unless successful; 3 criminal and civil
lawyers practiCing Ia ali the courts; established ID
years references, banks and business houses. =.
W HOWE & Co. attorneys and cOuus elOrs-9t-iaw
$40 Markell 81. conner StOnktOn. SD q
The morning call., 1892-01-25

pEAU TY-THE COMPLEXION IS BEAUTY'S
- chief charm. Ladies' why have wrtuE!es PIN
pies and sallowness? II you place yourself under
my treatment 1 will remove every trace of them
and make your complexion perfect. Sly remedies
are harmless and viii Aeep the complexion youth
fui beauty. Ladies can use my preparations at home
with perfect success. MRS. h. L. Full on. 422
Post iaZ3 "
The morning call., 1892-01-25

IN THE INSTALLNIENT PLAN-DRESS-GUOD4
~ SILKS, seRskins and seaette cIoaks also carr -
furniture laceeurtans blankets. and foIdin s-bsds
at N. FRIEDMAN cos, 22S aud $50 StooStoa
81 Why pay ready money when YOU can buy iuss
as cheap by making a small cash payment down.
balance weekly or m Outhiys An inspection OF oar
stock Is respectfully solicited: orders Dy matt FOR
goods or samples promptly attended to rs aud
$50 STOCKTON, and 237 Post; open evenIagS Isl q
NJ ME FAUST & CO.-ARTISTIC HAIRDRESS-
Va ing 25c; Shamp0oing 25c LADIES' ParIsis1
Manicuring Cosmetic Parioys p Powell. or2q 3na
MONEY LOANED on ARTICLES. EVERY IA
Az serpd0n OF collateral; old gold and sllvsE
bought COLEMAN'S. Al Sd st. san Francisco suIJ
" lEDoW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO , 3
" def 0y WILLIAM MCPHUN, 1875 MarKe5. 81.
IN CENTS WILL SEND TAE WEEKLY CALI.
~ Tor four months to any part OF the United
States
The morning call., 1892-01-25

- Ladies In Disease or suppress
-F~N' sion any time OF cause; sure, quick relief:
no operation, risk or wrong; cure guaranteed: most
trusty. successful physician; lady assistant when
wished; retired home best care; happy al II in
trouble, confidential; Pills 81; safeguard 50 cali,
write case FULLY. with $40 to $50 for warranted
20 kearuy St, 5. F.; hrs 81. rs. The cbidlcss
mA-e LArenta. ~ LnLAs aAle-v rnLm.e1. III IL
The morning call., 1892-01-25

3 ,C"iiey's Col .cotion COMPANY g 9
liable. Laborers' claims, Insolvency and probate.
Correspondents In every city Ia the United States
canada aud Australia J3l2 cod II
-t557 Parties Loukin: for "a Good Bus
-t-G ness, long established VIII call at 3lS kearuy
Il. knum =. NJ Il
The morning call., 1892-01-25

@~E5s King SOlomon's Lodge, No. q
Ls-C 900. \. and A. NJ, hail cor. OF Geary "a
and Steiner SITS. Second degree THIS * Y
EVENING. January 25th, at 1880 ociock./VN
I}y order u the Master
The morning call., 1892-01-25
S0oNAN, 1Ol7-l9-2IIO23 Mission St, above

THE ONLY FORTUNE-TELLER N THIS COUN-
/ try has returned 10 san Francisco for a short
time: she tells you what you do not know; she tells
you what You want TO know; she viii not guess at
anything, Dut give you facts. see her yourself and
You will send your friends it2f tt
The morning call., 1892-01-25

80 Charles Ashton, All Montgomery
I-S St; rents collected; general charge OF
property; no need ess expenditures and percent
ages repairs 70 cod
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-10-13
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

Mr.. Cleveland Is composing no
dissertations ne is sounding a bngle
call to duty and to victory.-N. \. Sua.
-Repu blican protection means the
greatest good to the lcas3 number. 1t
will be observed that it differs materi-
ally from Jeffersonlan detaocr acy.-N.
Y. World.
Possibly Mr.. Peck will find that
the business OF regulating wages to
meet political emergencies is neither
as pleasant or profitable rs it promised
to be.-N Y World.
The failure of JaE=es G. Blaine to
mention the names OF Harrison and
Reid and his Maine par" DO not lose
their meaning as the campaign moves
orwarea--Albany Argus
-yFhether wise o. otherwise a
mighty American constituency lock to
Grover Cleveland for political inspira-
ton and direction. Like Jefferson.
Jackson and Tilden IN their day, Mr..
Cleveland is regarded as the foremost
exponnder of democratic doctEine.-
Troy Press
President Harison's attitude
toward the civil service of the country
Is likely to receive more searching
examination and exposure in the next
month than previously in he can-
paign. The tariff has put it in the
backs r oand, but there is an important
section of the voters who are likely to
be Influenced by Harr1son's recoEd GA
that subiect-Bessson Herald
The republican organs are still
explsinine that Vermont and Maine
''i incident" The >'incidezs'' was that
aboRt one-third OF the republican
votes in each state stayed at home and
refused 70 vote, in spite of the most
desperate attempts to get them to the
polls. The significance of the incl
dent IS that if there should be an equal
mum Der of stay-at-horne republicans in
all the states Harrison wouldn't have
one hundred .ctes in the electoral col
lege.-St Louis Republic.
When such q distinguished sol
der as Gen. Walter Q. Gresham de-
clares in favor of Grover Cleveland it
viii matter little with the people what
such men as Demagogue Sickles and
Palsy Fairchild say. The old soldiers
are too sensibls to allow such men to
control their votes. Gen. Gresham was
a more distinguished soldier than either
of them. or than Ben Harrison, and his
word win go further with the old sol
diers.-IndianapoisS Sentinel
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-10-13

holders in securing his own re-
nomination, has already been set
forth To the manner in which our
foreign affairs have been conducted by
Mr.. Harrison there has hardly been as
much attention devoted in public dis
cussion as it deserves; for. in several
important instances, weii-esta bllshed
principles OF internatiozsal law and the
teachings and precedents Of our own
history were SO rudeiv set aside. and
recklessly assumed rights asserted in Il
spirit SO aggressive that # this method
Of dealing with foreign nations be
deemed well enough to be let alone in
ternational ENVIRONMENTS OF a nature
by no means honora BILE to this republic
will be the almost inevitable conse-
Quence.
It is true Mr.. Harrison~s declaration
made at Albany with regard to the free
coinage of silver had at ahe time a re-
assuring effect upon the public mind
But it is also true that Mr.. Harrison
signed the silver bill OF 1850, which, if
let alone, will land our monetary sys-
tenn, as surely as free coinage itself, on
she silver basis: and it Is well remem-
bered that the passage OF this danger
Gus law might easily have been avoided
had a firm hand been at. the helm Of
affairs It is no less true that the
present management of the treasury
department IS such in point of financial
ability as to command the confidence
OF the business community in a less de-
gree than any administration of that
during the last thirty years.
This is hardly we'll enough to be let
ssione.-Harper's Weekly.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-10-13
TENNYSON is DEAD.

The End was Beautiful, Calm and Pain.
LESLIE Passed Away as if in Sleep, and
the Watchers Could Hardly Distin-
gGish the Final Momentum His Last
Moments He was Surrounded by Wife,
Son, His Doctors and Nurses, and the
Household Servants of n Lifetime.
LONDON, Oct. 7.-Alfred Tennyson
died at 1:35 o'clock yesterday morning.
Lady Tennyson, his son Hallam, and
his wife, Sir Andrew Clark, DIR. Dabbs,
the nurses and other servants who had
been with him for twenty-five years
We're at his bedside when death came.
He was tranquil, conscious and painless
to the end.
Wednesday morning Tennyson was
turned, at his request, to face the light.
After looking at the window for sew
eral minutes, he spoke of the brilliancy
of the sunshine and the clearness of the
air. Early in the afternoon he slept
lightly. He awoke in full conscious
ness He asked for his favorite copy of
Shakespeare, turned the leaves until
he found ''Cymbeline," and gazed at
one page for several minutes, moving
his lips as if reading to himself. The
watchers waited in silence for him to
speak. but he finally laid down the
volume without having uttered word,
and, with his finger still between the
leaves, he fell asleep. The book was
DOT removed
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-10-13
THE ELEPHANT IN WAR.

He Is Tscfuf in the Modern Battle as
Ever he Was tire Ancient.
In the goouold days, long before gun
powder was invented end war became
too terrible to serve as pastime for
kings. wher, armies were equipped with
swords and spears and axes elephants
were often used in battle. Soldiers
perched ora the backs of huge beasts
shot arrows and hurled javelins at their
feet with terrible effect. while trained
elephants, rushing, into the thickest Of
the fight. crushed as mony foot-soldiers
as they could tra1ple OLE Not all may
know tfrat elephants are still used in
warfare. The British army in India
finds them useful for dragging heavy
pieces. Of artillery over rough country,
and In some parts Of Hiadustan ele-
pla:srts are preferred 30 horses for riding
in districts where there are practically
no roads. Somebody has described the
sensation OF riding on an elephants
back as similar to floating on the sur
face of 4 custare. which wobbles and
shakes but never jolts During the re-
cent maneuvers of the British army in
India the elephants which were haul
ing the cannon took fright from a pass
ing railway train. and ran across coun-
try with the guns trailing after them,
the gunners being thrown off their
pieces and scattered right and left.
This experience suggests that drove
of stampeding elephants might be as
dangerous 10 their friends as to the
enemy.-Harper's Young People.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-10-13
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Programme of Exercises Arranged for the
Dedicat ion of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition at Chicago October FL.

Programme of Exercises Arranged for the
Dedication of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition at Chicago October FL.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The programme
for the Worlds fair dedicatory exer-
cises was finally completed yesterday
at a fve-hours joint session of the two
committees on ceremonies. The exer-
cises will be held in the manufacture
ers' building, under the direction of
the director-general. according to the
following programme:
columbian March," composed by Prof
John B. Paine. of Cambridge. Mass.
Prayer, by Bishop Charles H. Fowler. of Cali
fornia.
Introductory address bv the director general
Address Of welcome and tender of the FREQ
dom of the city OF Chicago, by Hampstead
Washburne. mayor.
Selected recitation from the dedicatory ode;
written by Miss Harriet Monroe Of Chicago;
music by G. w Chadwick, of Boston.
Reading by Mrs. Sarah c. LeAfoyne.
Presentation by the director of works OF the
master artists of the exposition and award to
them of special commemorative medals
Chorus-"The Heavens ara Telling" Haydn.
Addrees-"work of the Board of Lady Man
agers;" Mrs. Potter Palmer. president.
Tender OF the buildings on behalf Of the
Worlds Columbian exposition. by the presi-
dent thereof, to the president of the Worlds
Columbian commission
Presentation of the buildings by the pres-
dent of the Worlds Columbian commission Go
the president of the United States for dedica-
ton.
Dedication of the buildings by the president
of the United States.
''Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah"
Handel
Dedicatorv Oration-Wiliiarn c. P. Breckin
ridge. of Kentucky.
Star Spangled Banner" and Hail Column
bia," with full chorus and orchestral accom-
paniment-
Columbian Oratioa-Chauncey Il. Depew, Of
New York.
Prayer-By His Eninence Cardinal James
Gibbons archbishop OF Baltimore.
Chorus-"Iu Praise of God'-Beethovpl.
Benediction-By Rev. II. c. McCook, of Phil
adelphia.
National salute.