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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-12

New YoRK, Oct. ll.-Fresh from the
dry dock after her collision with the
West Shore wharf near Poughkeepsie,
John Jacob Astor's steam yacht Nour-
mahal ran into u crowded ferry boat Of
tho Pennsylvania road on her way to
to the Cortland street landing this
morning, and cut big hole in the bow
of the ferry boat Mr.. Astor and a
large party OF guests, prominent society
people of this city and elsewhere, lined
the decks Of the yacht and crowded her
cabins. Women screamed and were
swept OF their feet by the wild rush Of
frightened passengers. The boats were
in midstrsam.
It is said by eyewitnesses OF the acct
dent that signals given by the ferry
boat Washington were not answered BY
the Yacht, which was running at full
speed and kept on her course without
swerving.
There was no time to put on lite pre-.
servers before the crash. Before half
the passengers had filed from the boat
the sharp nose of the Nourmahal came
crashing into the port rail Of the Wash
ington, fifty or sixty feet from the stem.
It cut into the ferry boat fully six or
seven feet, and there it stuck. Mean
time the engines OF the ferry boat had
been stopped and those on the yacht
were reversed at full speed. Slowly the
shapely bow OF the yacht crept out OF
the rent in the ferry boat. The Nour-
mahal continued to back out OF the
danger.
On board the Nourpahai the excite
ment seemed to be uncomfortable. The
frightened women ran hither and
thither on the deck, while the men
strove to pacify them and to assure
them that there was no danger.
Men were Immediately sent below on
the ferry boat to see if the hull had
been injured below the water line.
Officers OF the boat ran to thefrightened
passengers and assured them that all
danger was over, and that there was no
possible chance OF sinking.
So far as could be judged OF the Nour-
mahal she was uninjured, except that
her bowsprit was cut short of and her
nose twisted slightly. A hasty exam
ination was made by her officers and
then she steamed on her way to the
Yacht races.
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHrAs.
The Grand Lodge sIcchng-The business
Transacted.

The Grand Lodge Mccting-Ihe business
Transacted.
special DiSDa'eh 10 ne Laieigsnsr
MAtTINsBURG, W. VA, Oct. 1f.-This
was the second day of the West Virginia
Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythias. The
meeting has been an interesting one,
and q great bulk Of impor.aa. business
has been attended to. Joseph c. Nc
Gee, OF Banner Lodge No. 90. and =. p.
Chowning, OF JeiFreys No. ., we're Gre
atet past ciianceiiors. After the report
OF the committee on Crede tlals, July
eight past chancellors were obligated
and seated as members OF the Grand
Lodge. A. @. Wagner, j. NJ. Smith and
]. NJ. Jontner were appointed to fiji
vacancies on the committee on law an
supervision; DR.. S. n. Scott, K. II.
Smith, and Joseph II. Mordy, on finance
and mileage; William NJ. o. Dawson, +.
A. Brown and Q. NJ. Wilson, on appeals
and grievances.
German Lodge No. 7 and Humboldt
No. 0, requested that the Grand Lodge
furnish them rituals printed IN German.
Valley Lodge No. II, presented by
laws. Banner Lodge asked that their
place OF meeting be changed from New
Haven to Hartford Cairo Lodge No.
10, asked permission to change its name.
DEVILS Hole Lodge and Golden Rule
Lodge No. So, asked for the restoration
OF the old ritual. J. NJ. Stanley, editor
OF the Pyiiian Banner, OF Piedmont, was
elected official reporter. The proDosi-
ton to form a third regiment OF tho
uniform rank was discussed at a brigade
meeting, but definite action was post
poned.
Capt. A. S. Poston was elected colonel
OF the First regiment. to fill the vacancy
by the resignation of II. Fleming
Capt. Thomas +. Strider, OF kanawha
Division No. ., OF Charleston, was
elected major OF the Second regiment.
Dr. G.. T. Day, of Martinsburg, was
made regimental surgeon, with tine rank
of captain, and W. L. West was made
regimental adjutant, with the rank Of
lieutenant. The Grand Lodge is not
expected to complete its work before
tomorrow night,
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al oALIEoKNIA SCANDAL
Growing out of the Mlsmnnagement of the
Stearns' Ranch.

Growing out OF the encouragement of the
Stearns Ranch.
SAN FRANcIsco. Oct. ia big scan
dial has been developed here in the al
fairs OF the Stearns Rancho corpora.
ton, which at one time owned 10000
acres OF land in California, and is still
one of the heaviest landed corporations
on the Pacific slope. The Chronicle
prints a story OF an investigation OF the
affairs Of the company. The story is
that committee of three disinterested
business have been for three or four
months investigating the conduct OF the
manager OF the business OF the corpo-
ration, Col. X. ]. Northam, who is q
member OF the governors staff, and one
OF the best known public men in the
state. The paper states that the COM
mittee has about completed its work,
aud in few days will report to the
stockholders.
The committee consists OF Barclay
Henley, Geo. i. Polhemus and L. w.
McGraw. 1t is reported there will DO
majority and minority report. The
Wy NASAAGl INV "llA
state that u hundred thousand dollars
of the income OF the rancho has been
illegally diverted. 1t is not charged
that there has been any embezzlement
however. In his minority report Nc
Graw will defend Col. Northam in his
action as custodian OF the property OF
the company. The late Moses Hop.
kins was president OF the company It
is claimed Hopkins gave Col. NorthOm
oral authorization to dispose OF the pro-
perty Of the company and that Northam
has legal justification for all his acts
and valid claim against the ranche for
ali money, said to have been diverted
from the treasury OF the corporation.
Interested parties are very much wor-
ried over the publicity Of the trouble
and the facts are hard TO get So far as
learned no legal steps toward q settle
ment OF the difficulty have been taken.
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A KryG AMONG STREET BoYs.
Eastern Version OF Mark TwalnS "The
Prince and the Pnuper."
.s.,I ~ To-. TTs.,tJ

! Eastern Version OF Mark TWnlnH "The
Prince and the Pnnper."
North ChiHa Herald
There was terrible excitement ct the
royal court OF AMMAN. The king,
Thanh-Tai, who is now fourteen years
old, was missing. Etiquette requires
| that the Anramese king shall never
leave the royal grounds. He is kingly
prisoner. But the young potentate
was not hard TO find. Though he was a
king, he was boy, andi is natural for
boy when he has some money in
his pocket to want to 20 out and
spend it.
That was exactly what the king OF
AMMAN had done. Entirely alone he
had started on shopping" expedition
through the streets OF Hue. No one
knew him, because he had never shown
his face in public.
But he was treated with great respect
by the shopkeepers, because he seemed
to have plenty of money. Curiously
enough, the thing that seemed to at
tract him most was head shearfng
machine or hair clipper, ana When the
frightened mobiles Of the court discov-
cred him at last it was with this sinGu-
lar implement in his possession.
He had already began to experiment
with it on the heads OF several small
street boys, who were proving rebellious
subjects, when the courtiers approached
him, prostrating themselves upon the
ground and making alarmed outcries.
Thanh-Tai was restored to the palace,
but the aged regents Of the kingdom at
once sent in their designations. They
could no longer serve monarch who
had so disgraced himself. 1t was with
the utmost difficulty that NJ. do Lanes
sau, the French resident and real ruler
OF the country, could restore peace and
order at the court.
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THE YALLEY RAILROAD

Is Revived Again Through the Cleveland
Board of Trade.
Special Dispulch 10 he Htel!iGsHcer
ST. GAINESVILLE, O., Oct. ia meet
ing was held last evening at which Il
committee was appointed in response to
invitation OF the board OF trade OF
Cleveland, to meet similar committees
from Harrison and other counties inter-
ested in the Valley railroad from Valley
Junction via Cadiz and this place to
Bellaire. The conference will be held
this week.
The proposed road is about sixty-one
miles long and the route is the same
which the Wheeling & Lake Erie Rail
road Company had under consideration
before building the present line.
Now that the capitalists and business
men Of Cleveland have taken an active
interest in the project the parties here,
and along the line, are sanguine az to
the building OF the road at an early date.
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IP DIIlN,F MORK.
The Woman Was Not UnfoCling, But She
Didn't Have ANY Sentiment.

The Woman Was Not UnfoClinG, But She
Didn't Have Any Sentiment.
DsiroR Tribune
Several distinct varieties oil soil clung
to his garments and eIoquently pro-
claimed that he had lately walked
through not less than three counties,
The woman whom he met and accosted
at the threshold Of the lowly cottage had
red raspberry stains on her apron.
MADAM" he said, 81 trust you will
find it in your heart to assis. q young
wayfarer."
The woman was silent
Madam"
His voice was tremuous and low.
IL was once the happy head OF n
family. l."
The woman's lace soitened.
had beautiful wife. All, She"
Tears were standing in the woman's
eyes nov.
was to my mind the sweetest and
the best OF wives. But the dream was
rudely dispelled when"
The woman leaned Harvard and held
her breath.
her father lost everything in a
wheat pinch."
The woman Gulped down n sob, en-
tered the house and slammed the door,
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TO ABOLISH RED uAIR.
The Man Had Grent scheme for Drawing
Ont tho Stridcnt Color.

| The Man Had n Grent scheme Tor bFNNiuE
Ont the StridOnt Color.
The city editor was almost weeping
for sensation when the weird-looking
man came in, says the Detroi. Free Pres
/ 1--WE got grea. scheme" he said,
mysteriously, by way OF salulalion.
"wha; 10 it," asked c. Z.
Scheme Tor changing the color OF red
hair"
Suppose persons having it don't
want il changed? Red IS a glorious
color"
"They don't have to, unless they want
to. Nothing compulsory about It.
"What is it? Go on and explain"
The visitor pulled up chair.
"You know" lie said, THAT red hair
is the result OF surplus OF iron in the
system. This is what imparts the Yigor,
the great vitality, the OVERLOOKING and
thoroughly healthy animal life that runs
riot through the veins Of the ruddy-
haired; and this strong sentient animal
life is what renders them moro intense
in all their emotions than their more
languid fellow-creatures The excess oil
iron is also the cause OF freciiIes on the
peculiarly clear, white skin which a.
ways accompanies red hair. The skin
is abnormally sensitive to the action oil
the suns rays, which not only bring out
the little brown spots in abundance, but
also burn like n mustard plaster pro
ducing queer, creepy sensation, as II
the skin was wriRkliag up. See|
Tho city editor nodded.
"Well, now, what propose to do Ia
this" continued the schsmer, "Ill ar
range steel barrel, with an armature
around it, connected with forty-horse
power dynamo and make magnet OF it
that will draw the riveis out OF boiler
Into that I'll put my patient for three
hours every day, and I'll guarantee
there won't be u silver Of iron in his
system at the end OF the week. Then
by keeping it up month or so in
smaller doses, the hair will assume
some other color, and there you are.
Amt it a corker2 Lend me quarter
to 90 out and make the FIRST payment on
my Dynamo" and the Q, L. let him
have it.
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nrlyen lo snIclde br IlI.henlth.

DENVER, Cot, Oct. ll.-W. B. Harter,
banker from Ionia, Mich. committed
suicide Monday morning by taking
morphine. The matter was kept quiet
by the coroner and friends OF the dead
man, and only became public last night
when the remains were sent to his
home in Michigan. Mr.. Harter was
suffering from blood poisoning, aud
came to Denver six months ago to try
and regain his health. He has been
very respondent, and, during his stay
here, made four unsuccessful attempts
TO take his life. Although closely
watched, he at last succeeded.
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DttrOh Free Pres.
The mountain circuit rider met me al
the foot OF Hurricane Gap in the Pine
Mountains, and we rode along together,
and about d mile from where the roads
forked we were stopped by n noun
taineer with a Winchester whom tine
preacher knew. He presented me i'll
due form, and when the native knew
was an Outsider" he didn't hesitate to
talk.
~ just stopped yer" he said to the
preacher, ter AK yer to come mp to the
house in the mornin'."
Anybody sick?" inquired the
preacher.
NO" and the mountaineer hesitated,
"You know, you have been a-talkta' ter
me Ter long time erboat gittin' religion
an | been a.holdin' OFF,"
The preacher nodded and looked
pleased, for there was tone Of peni.
tence in the natives voice.
"Well, I've arbout made up my mind
that I've got ter the pint when some.
thin's got ter be done. Jim Gullins
come by my place this mornin' an
killed one Nv my dogs when was away,
an you've heerd me say what | thought
OF Jim Gullins many time afore this p
The preacher nodded sorrowiuIly this
time.
well, Pm goin' down to see jim
now, continued the mountaineer, "aa'
il | git him ~ be ready to jine the
meetin' house when you come up in
the morRiR'; an if Jim gifts me You'll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-12

Special Dispatch 10 the Inieili0eHesr
ST. GAINESVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE fall
term OF common pleas court commenced
yesterday.
There will be considerable business
before the grand jury, requiring at
least weeks session OF that body. The
killing OF Officer Murphy at Martins
Ferry 10 the worst serious matter to be
investigated.
Judge briggs has arranged the docket
of civil cases up TO include November
20. There will be recess during cleo
ton week.
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Ttrls filings
81 hope" said Mabel to her brother,
"that AlSernon does not play cards Tor
money"
NO" replied the young man, Il can
safely say that he does not"
81 am glad to hear it. But are You
sure?"
ayes. Sometimes Algernon thinks
he is playing Tor money, but it is really
the other man who is so occupied"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-12

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady OF the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costivenes9,
general debility, etc, is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu-
lates the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores the system to vigor-
Gus health and energies. Samples free
Large packages soc. Sold only by Logan
Drug Co.
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A1LEenANr. ~. March 10. ls9l.

Norman Liehiy Nrg. CO.. DIS Aoino Etol'
DEAR sfRs-f find KraHse's Headache
Capsules ready seller, and can say
from personal experience that they are
4 good thing. as the other night they
cured me OF bad attack OF neuralgia
in about one hour when usually it lasts
day or two. c. w. SMART, Druggist
Sold by Alex. u. Young, John klari,
Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.
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srArg OF Ono, OIrY or TOLEDo, | :.

HUNS NVVNTIl
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF +. j.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
city of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF CATARRH that cannot
be cured by the use OF HALLS CArAEEn
CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A, ID. 1856,
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Sininas.

Tt.t1s sifingS
Tell woman that she looks fresh
and she will smile all over. Tell man
the sume thing aud ii he doesn't kick
you it is either because he has corns or
dare not.
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Disturbed.

He blushed a fiery red. Her heart
went pitapat. She gently hung her
head and looked down on the mat. lie
trembled in his speech; he rose from
where he sat and shouted with a
screech: YOU'RE sitting on nv hat?"
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Young Peop,e.

Young FtOpe
The girls were admiring a statuette OF
Andromeda which was labeled IKE.
cuted in Terra Gotta"
"Where is Terra Cotta?p asked one
OF them, with probably some vague
idea OF Terra del Fuego.
Pm sure l do not know" was the
reply, "but pity the poor girl,
wherever it is.
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fT'th
: as old Milestone well to do?'
"les, aud ii you had any business
dealings with him you would know that
he is very hard 10 do.
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A. w. GLEASON,

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
" and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system.
F. J. CHENEY q Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
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NEARLY A DISASTER
Astor's Steam Yacht Crashes into
a Ferry Boat
while they ARE IN MID-STREIM.

A Big Hole Made in the Ferry Boat,
But No Serious Results FoIlow-rhe
Panic OH the Yacht, Crowded With
Fashionable People, Was Almost
Uncomfortable - The Astor Boat
Waste Blame
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Tommy-"Paw, what makes the stars
so bright2" Mr.. Figg - "Oh, these
astronomers are securing the heavens
all the time. Indianapolis Journal.
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Chicago Record
Illumination your daughter play
the piano?
Robbins (wearily)-I don't know
whether she can or not, but she does.
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VUMLIAMsPoRT DICKENSIOS
w SEMINARY. Wllliamspor Pa b' y.
sexes Regular aud Elective courses fiD u.
COLLEGE Music, Art. Modern Languages sP'ifls.
opens Sept 1 i. j. GRAY, D. D., President
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs.M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
EDUCATIONAL.
lalo and lals aL.rl.et 81, wheeIIng, We.

The Island cars and electric motors pas, s4e
door Third annual session begins AONpAl,
SEPTEMBER rs. 1893, continues thiriy'h.lg
weeks, divided Into four terms This scly,t
offers complete and thorough educaEoN ~
Practical English, Mathematics. English Gta's'G''
Latin and Modern Languages ..
The school consists Of Primary, GranlIlI'
Academic aud College Preparatory department
The methods and cOuuo OF instruction W.,
compare fayorRbly with the best seminai'ea u
the country. ,....
Boys are received in the Primary aud mt ysa,
Grammar For circulars or interview Apply
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal.
Residence No. 727 Main 81
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COURT CHRONICLE.
A Lawyer on His Own Defense
Estate of g. H. Luce.

The Supreme Court in banco is
this afternoon hearing the matter of
A. g. Correa, barrister, cited to show
cause why he should not be disbar-
red. He is accused by the Attorney
General of having connived at the
escape from the jurisdiction of the
courts of Mrs. Ramos, while she was
due to show cause why she should
not be committed for contempt, for
interfering with her child given to
her husbands custody, and also un-
der writ Of habeas corpus to bring
her child into court.
Mrs. Eliza Prescott Luce, mother
of the deceased, has applied To the
Circuit Court for letters of admins
tration on tho estate OF the late Geo
III. Luce. There are in the estate an
insurance policy of 5000 in the New
York Life with G. o. Berger, agent
and $500 in bank,
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Are you insured? If not, now is
the timo to provide yourself and
family with a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhua
Remedy as an insurance against any
serious results from an attack Of
bowel complaint during the summer
months. 1t is almost certain to be-
needed and should be procured al
once. No other remedy can take lis
place or do its work. % aud ~
cent bottles for sale by all dealers
benson, Smith ~ Co., agents for The
Hawaiian Islands,
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local AND GENERAL NEWS

L. T. Chamberlain escaped from
the Insane Asylum this morning,
and made report at the Station
that someone had stolen his watch
from under his pillow at the institu-
ton. He was returned.
Edw. Dunscombe and his younger
brother, SONS of MIR. DUnscombe,
who was keeper of the old Sailors
Home, returned from the Colonies
on the S. S. 'Mariposa yesterday.
Messrs. Dunscombe will remain here
should there be any opening. E.
Dunscombe is an old printer, and
his brother is plumber, having
served his time in Sydney, Australia
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is famous as
Cure for severe colds.
Famous as a
Preventive of pneumonia.
Famous as
Preventive and cure for Group.
Famous for the relief it affords in
case of
Whooping cough.
Famous as safe and pleasant
Medicine for children.
Try it. so cent bottles for sale by
All dealers.
Benson, Smith g. Co.,
Agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
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The G.. e. \. S. S. Warrimoo, due
Saturday, will have a consignment
of 20 Australian horses, to test the
Canadian market.
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Mrs. Nichols new restaurant open
ed to-day, and was literally patron
lied. Everything was as neat as fair
hands could make them.
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STOCK-TAKING (!

UNHEO, II. DAVIES Il CO.'S STORE
i will he closed on FRIDAY, the Both
inst, foT stock-taking, 7U3-St
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A cartridge was exploded on the
rail by a tramcar near DR.. MGKib-
bins on Beretania street at $50
o'clock yesterday evening.
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Tomorrow (Friday) at 10 O'Clock,
JAS. F. Morgan will auction off a
fine lot of furniture including a
Mathusek piano.
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Passengers.
ARRIVALS.

a ARRIVALS.
From the Colonies, per S S Mariposa,
June 2S-Mrs \ B Wall, L b Redmayne,
Mr. Rogg, and 1876 passengers in transit, in
Guiding 81 in saloon.
DEPARTURES.
For Yokohama, per S Mike Maru,
June 2S-M Nacayama. X komai, VIM Ka-
pela, others, and 451 japanese steerage
passengers.
For san Francisco, per S S Mariposa,
June DIV W Warner, Nj S Grinbaum
and wife, II E Harrison, DIR Thos Slater,
Rudolph Spreckels, and 6 steerage.
For san Francisco, per S Belgc, June
2S--W A cassie, G King, MIR and Mrs
!. Geo Garter, Il Garser, Il y McChesney,
S25 Storage and Al saloon passengers in
I. transit.
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Band Concert.

The p. G. band, under the direc-
ton of Prof. Berger, will give pub
lie concert at the Makee Island
this evening at 1870 O'Clock. The
following program will be rendered;
PART I.
March-The Gladiators .,.......,.... Sou2a
Overture-Strong City. .....,....,. Lebrun
Finale-Rose OF ThoTns. ..............Ca Carl
Selection-Pirates OF Penzance. Sullivan
PART II.
Medley-Yanllee Tickle,............. Boyer
Waltz-The Syrens ..,.......... Waldteufel
Fantasia-North and South. ..,,.. Tobani
Hawaii PonOi.