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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-07
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO HALLWAY.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO HALLWAY.
Schedule I'm effect December 2, 1894.
Trains leave daily from Onion Station B. and
}, 6th and SITS.
Through the grandest scenery in America, with
the handsomest and most complete solid train serv
Ice west from Washington.
2:25 PM. DAlLY.-'Cincinnati and 81. Louis
Special'-Soid Vestibuled, newly Equipped, Elec-
tric-lehted Steam-hcated Train PullIuans finest
sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnat lndianapO-
lis ard St. Louis without change. Dining Car
from Washington Arrive Cincinnati. 500 a.
Indianapolis, II 40 am, and Chicago. $3.50 PIN. /;
st. Louis, $3.50 pm.
lllO PM. DAILY.-The famous IF. +. v. Lin
tied" solid yestibuled train, with dining
and Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati, Lexington ard
Louisville, without change. Observation car from
Hinton. Arrives Cincinnati. $3.50 PIN; Lexlng ton
300 pm. Louisville, 935 pm; indianapolis, II 20
pm; Chicago, 1880 a.m and St. Louis, 0:56 a. III. !;
connects in Union depot for all points.
1851 AM, EXCEPT SUNDAY. For Old Point
C,nlf ri and Norfolk. Only rail line.
32o PM. DAILY.-Exprcss for Gordonsve,
Charlottesville Waynesboro, Staunton and principal
virginia points; daily, except Sunday, for Rich
mond
Pullman locations and tickets at company's of.
fees, SlS ai.G I+:l Pennsylvania avenue.
III. w. FULLER,
d3 Genaral Passenger Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-07
FOR SALE--BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-LADY'S COLUMBIA BICYCLE NEAR
ly new: cost S145: Will sell cheap for cash. Can
be seen at 140 X st. n.e., or inquire at 1902
ST NV dist
FOR AIE-NEW, GUARANTEED, PNEUMATIC
bicycles; wood or steel rims; rs to 81 lbs; high
or low frames; at less than half list prices
$50 to s65. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. n9-1m
FOR SALE-A FEW MORE '83 CAPITALS, PNEU-
MATES. reduced to SIS; original price, $780, with
all new latest '04 trimming, including saddle,
pedals, handles and bag with full kit. Made by
and fully guaranteed by the oldest cycle house
in the city. Factory and all needed parts also
in city. No delays. Repairs of all kinds, in
GLIDING nickelin2 and enameling, done Mt short
notice. II. S. OWEN MFG. co. .1423 N.Y.ave.n17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-07

ron SAIE-PRTTTY FRAME HOUSE N VERY
nice loca tion northeast; rooms, bath and modern
improvements; lot l9AxIOO to wide paved alley.
Bargain TO prompt buyer.
se2SsnI L. SThRGNnn1ER GI3 18th SO. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-07

EOR HENT-A 500 HOUSE FOR S15.-NEw rs
room corner house, fronting Capitol grounds (cor
st. and Arthur place.; basement has office,
furnace room and Kitchen; first floor, parlor, IL
brary, dining room and buffers pantry; eight bed
chambers; brown stone porch; tower balcony; YER
anda In rear; references required.
n2S-1m E. w. BYRN, 81 B st. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-07

The above Is only u portion OF the property on
my books For full list call at office for bulletin
issled on the LIST and 18th.
d0-eo T. r. WAGGAMAN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14

Superintendent Horlan's annual re.
port of the city schools shows the
number OF school houses In use for
the past year was 27, an increase OF y
In the year; number of rooms In use,
2J7; Increase, 10; number OF rooms not
In use, 20; total number OF eittlngs,
10.O5i; increase. 816. The whole num-
Der OF toucher5 was 207, an increase OF =.
The whole number of scholars was
900. an increase OF 81; the average
number belonging to day Glasses was
1865; Increase 2SS; average daily at.
tendance. 7lSS; increase 2S5. The num-
Der OF colored schools was 4; number
of sittilEs l2S2; number OF teachers
Fl; whole number OF pupils 1881; In.
crease 36; average number belonging.
obs; increase 81; average daily attend
aBce $40; Increase 40.
Tho report praises the Washington
School for its convenience and beauty.
The report covers tho work OF tn q
schools In general with seasonable
comments and recommendations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14
A GREAT ADVANCE.
How Food and Nourisbment HAYS Been
Reduced TO an Exact Science So that
Dyspepsia Is n IhIuE of the Past.

When one takes piece OF bread into
the mouth, this is what occurs. The
motion Of the jaws In chewing forces
from the glands the liquid which we
know as saliva, This contains q pecu-
lilr principle which at onoe attack Q
the food, dlssolvlng or digesting 1t.
W tn the production OF certain sugar
Ike compounds. In which form it is
ab sorbed.
Other foods are similarly acted upon
In tho stomach, and still others are
not digested until they reach the duo
ldenum. IL for any reason the diges-
tive organs have become deranged,
TODD Is worse than useless. for instead
OF being absorbed. 1t ferments and de-
composes with the production of poi
sonous elements that set up all sorts
OF disorders.
has arranged to assist nature. Scion
lists have discovered that plants at
well as animals digest their food In
very much the same way. Digestive
lrrlnciples have been separated from
, g srtain fruits aud grains and ara no W
used In preparing an artitioally di.
i, Rssted loud known as Pdskcla, SO that
II Is absorbed Immediately upon enter
= Ing the system.
, Paskola long since passed the OK
perimental stage, and IL being use,
:. with success and satisfaction by thou
!, sands OF suffering dyspeptics.
Here lie the test m ony OF IA prominen
Is insurance agent at Fenton. Mich:
Gontlemen:-For several years hat
boon gradually growing weaker an,
pller with much loss Of flesh.
al l had no Energy, moved about witt
:, difficulty. could not sleep and o
4 course had very poor appetite. Las
J March friend OF mine, living In New
Il DIRK. and knowing OF my condition
sent me two small bottles OF Paskula
q l took them according to direction
and could see a marked change. Ii
II TACT. my friends and acquaintance
- noted the improvement i'll my appear
,. auce and spoke OF 1t.
. To-day l weigh $50 pounds or n
much as ever did. My fuce bears
= healthy color and get about as uuiel
nlly as ever. Iy sleep refresGes me, IN
/. appetite is good and do not SEQ bu
i that | am as well as ever.
!. very willingly make these state
. lnents. deeming it duo to those VIII
.. are suffering as / suffered. and al
perha ps wasting their time and IN one
IN by employing incompetent physician
who do not understand thoir case
ia Faskola Is wonderful food.
/. Very truly yours, q. Ii. TURNER
IN July 8. 1894.
al Thuo in an original method of com
batting dyspepsia sustained by test
y mony.
is Paskola can be had of any reputabl
re druggist. An interesting pamphlc
descriptive OF the product will be sol
free ON application to tue Pro. Dlgeste
Food Company. 80 lteade street. Ne
!, York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14


Edward Garlic yesterday afternoon
was engaged In the great game OF
crap In Hedgevllle and instead OF
'iseben" coming why Officer Payne
came instead and then palr Of In the
persons OF Detectives McVey and Ser
geant Shields came and after rough
time Garlic was landed among the
onions in the city hall coils This
morning In the Municipal Court he
was lined $40 and costs for disorderly
conduct.
George Taylor will have to furnish
$500 bail for his appearance at the
upper court on the charge of carrying
a concealed deadly weapon.
Last night at the dance In the hall,
Fourth and French streets, Eliza John.
while square dance was going on and
William Smith did not think IL the
square thing and banged her one or
two sharp blows,
He was urraignsd for assault and
battery In the Municipal Court this
morning, but the case was dismissed.
Samuel Hirshmann will have tur.
Their hearing to morrow morning on
the charge OF assault and battery on
Harry Freedman.
Officer DeMaire this morning be.
| bWool . anu " CluCh IL NOiCb
saying Now have you" On turning
In on Uhippey street William Miller.
colored, ran into his arms. Miller had
a piece OF glass In his hand and 1t cut
the sleeve of his coat.
Elijah Williams. while asleep in his
store at ll01 Chlppey etreet, heard q
pane of glass being broken. went over,
raised the curtain, saw mans arm
protruding through the aperture In
his store window, ian out and said
Now have you" followed him down
the street and saw the clever. good
looking officer scoop In the man. He
was held In $500 bail for the upper
court. .a" #.
About one o'clock this morning
Michael Schultz was found with about
half u bushel of soft coal in bag on
the r., W. X Is. Railroad tracks. which
he had picked up from the place where
the coal had fallen OIL the engine tend
ers. Special officer Bolton deposed
TO the facts and he was held in 400
bail for the upper Court. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14

Uncle" Thomas Gitfin OF the Shor.
ins Office has returned home from at
ssntlc City where he mas been The last
two weeks
j. Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Ault are at At
Isntic City on a vacation.
i Tie Elutherian Cornet Iand viii
give a peach festival in Breck's Mil,
commencing Thursday amt coutiIu-
ing until saturday nigh whom dance
will be held.
Mr. Thomas AIoreiand and wife have
gone to Atlantic CITY to spend a week.
accompanied by their youngest son.
Harry.
Miss BERTHE Rumford ha. returned
from Beverly, y. J.
Miss Elsie Foord Is visiting at At an
Ito City.
? VIM. H. Green IL CO fred to hi.
house No. sos West seventh street.
suffering with severe spsIl OF sick.
ness.
Harry Giles. typo. will leave FOR
Washington, b. C.. 10 take position
in the Government Printing Office.
Harry is an alt.aruuud type singer.
Joseph bradbury left to-day TO at
tent the funeral OF Rohert Crouch.
WHO Will be buried at Elltton. Md.
Louis G. Wenyss, OF No. 100 Wost
himself III room ut the Lafayette
HOTEL Philadelphia, on Sunday.
Mr.. Howard Love. OF MllIer,s patent
medicine store, i02 Marriott street. has
xeturnec from a weeks vacation IN
Enrylaud.
Queen " Co. tho Philadelphia orti.
Oians, have faned but have made
proposition u pay the creditors 100
cents on the dollar in three years.
kiyerton. y. j., WAS visited by ono
OF the greatest electrical storms over
known In that vicinity and everything
became clouded.
benjamin F. Shaw has te4r award.
ed the contract Tor thu plumbing at the
power house of the NnnayunS 4 Rox-
Borough Inclined Plane Railway at
Shawmont PA for $4,000.
Constable Henry Ad inns, of Bridge.
willie, Dei. lay down ON saturday In
mis- hay NOW aud feil to the ground
tniurng Ills back which is feared Will
Csuse his cath.
Willie Evans ls visiting relatives at
Dilworthto
Harry Bllany has returned home
from Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Underwood has gone
TO spent two weeks with friends in the
county.
Miss Eva Sergeant and Miss Dorsey
Welsh have returned home from q
four days visit at Brandywine sum
NIT Camp
E,irs. Inoch Hanthorn. who has
been visltlng her two daughters IN
our city, returned home yesterday
morning to BTligeton. \. j.
Willard i, Davis tho iewaior is ma .
Ing the semi-aunual examination oil
watches carried by the employees oil
the Philadelphia Division OF the u. 4
o. X r. Company.
A meeting OF the Republicans OF the
Sud. ward will ba held on Thursday
eYenlng Aug 10th at IL Fran 81. nj
o'clock, for the purpose oi noni
mating delegates ana com mittee mai
Of the ward
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14

The Philadelphia Record says: John
y. Donohue, representing q party of
Eastern capitalists. has secured op-
ticns upon nearly Two miles OF Della
ware River front between Chester and
Wilmington, with view to establish
ing mammoth plant for the manu-
facture OF cars and small vessels. Mr..
Donohue. whose offices are located In
Music Hall building, Boston, has been
IN this vicinity. Off and on. for year.
and has been carrying on the neHoti-
atoms during all that time without
attracting any attention until the
deals for land were In such shape az
to control the situation. A new sleep.
ing car. regulation passenger coaches
and street cars will he the chief pro-
duets OF tho plant. which will also be
equipped for the construction OF light
draught vessels.
This brings one more industry into
the local competition for this class OF
business. Tho l.amokin Car Company,
the Pusey Jones Company and the
Harlan d Hollingsworth Company
have kept up lively rivalry for some
years past, and their success has
doubtless led to the Organization OF
the now company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14
FIFTH edition.


WASHINGTON, August i4.-Ihc bes;
that the Sugar Trust people now hope
for Is to get fiat duty on sugar with.
out any benefit for the refined article.
MIR. Searles. OF the Sugar Trust, is
greatly excited. He realizes tho duty
on sugar is gone. The Finance
Committee will report free sugar
bill and tho prospects are that there
will not DO ten votes against 1t In tho
Senate,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14

Rev. DIR. Howard. pastor of Asbury
Church. preached ut the Meeting ser.
vice this morning. He chose for his
text, Jesus. the bright morning
star"
He followed his text In an able and
forGible manner and those who have
been In constant attendance at camp
pronounced tho sermon the best which
has boon preached since camr opened.
Many OF his hearers were moved to
tears Us he narrated the death OF hts
mother and two children. Rev.
George II. AlIcorn, OF Kenneth
Square. followed In ali able exhorta.
ton, and the service was closed by
Rev. Mr.. White.
Presiding Elder Barrett Will preach
this afternoon. Rev. MIR. Watt this
evening and Rev. L. +. Terry to.mor-
row morning. The meeting will close
on Thursday evening. The trustees
request settlement from all so that
they can close their books.
The lumber and stoves will be sold
on Friday morning. Among the Wis.
itors to-day are DIR. Timms. W. j. Lang
and Rev. Mr.. Wood. Rev. Mr.. Hanna
is sim husJllng for stray sheep.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Wood, Mrs. Han
nah Hill and Miss Matlack were an ong
Ito.day's visitors.
Tho Rev. A. s. Mowbray, who went
to Newport to conduct services at his
charge, returned to camp to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David z. Hutchison OF
Townsend were here o,day.
| Treasurer Ihos. W. Johnson of the
trustees will be at the preachers tent
on Tuesday and Wednesday to receive
money due tho association.
Aahriy ell the S20o asked for Sunday
1, =, "--tA u a.;l subseribsd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14
DIED.

UIEu.
HARVEY-At Fairvllie Pa, on August
nth, 1894, Ella May. infant daush ter OF
decigo .. and Mary L. Harvey. aged six
months, two weeks and six days.
precl Gus one from us has gone,
A voice We loved isstill,
A place Is vacant IN our home.
Which never can ne nlied.
W, miss thee. dear Ella May.
Thy loss we deeply feel,
But though the body slumbers here,
The soul is safe In Heaven:
One more little angel in Heaven.
Gone but no, forgotten.
AUNT ELLA.
August Ia 1884, Clara T.,
wife of VIM. II. Dawson, aged ~ years,
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from tho
residence of her brnthcr.in-law, Henry
NJ. Silver. ESQ. ut Rcd Lion. Del. on Wei.
nesday. August Is, at 10 O'Clock a. M.
Services in Red Lion NJ. l.. Church. Inter
ment ut st. Georges cemetery.
on August Ia George
Cox. aged IS years
Relatives and friends OF the family are
Invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence. s21 vanButen street. To
leave the house at $50. Services Mt Cal.
vary church, Sd and Washington streets,
ON Thursday, the 10Th inst. at O'clock
lnternent at Riverviow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14

John Giynn and Frank White will
meet IN Alesslck's hall on Wednesday
evening to spar ten rounds for tho IL
p ,unu championship OF the state. As
Leither men have never been defeated
q lively go is expected. Jake Kilrain
and John McMahon OF Baltimore will
Do among the prominent sporting me n
WHO Will be present. kilrain has been
Interested IN Glynn since he deeafted
doe Bateman at Washington and Will
/ u 70 his influence in gettleg him b ,fui g
some OF the big clubs to box for the
cham pionship OF the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14
Schedule in effec,
May 20. 1854

Express trains.
Now York, week days. 800 y II. IS 40. 30
a III. ~ -, 20 ~. IS IS. q a. II p ~.
New York. Sundays sos. z IL, 10 ~ n. IN.
249 IS 81. q ~. III p. IN.
Philadelphia (Tweuty-fonrth and Chest
M a ",rss'. Sest 50 aTSs p 4 M
'ls q, 70. - 40. 8 rs. baS'b 70. 81. 74L u
TO-, III P. III. ooo ooo .,oo.
II 10 a. M. u. y 40. sa5. asa '5sS CaI q a
Pniindeiphia (rweIuh and Market sts.,
week days, % Oh q II. IS 10. 40 80 a. M" y ~
sundays' . o.. ~ IL. 40 SO n. M. '24o. '74a
'ccli'ESsSirER. weok days. .ao3. rs. .7l7. 6a1
e 3D. 90 ~ 40. - 10. 1000 40 10. ii IS a. IN.
rs = 49, 3 II. IE IS. 81. Y ~. IS. 10. y
CHESTER. Sun lays 's03. 7l7. 035. s OIL
10 e. l.4o ~ IS. - ~ -, 81. % IS, Gal
'744, s %, 10, I'll D. III.
Atlantic City. week days. III. .lsA. 9
$40 u. m, SUNDAYS. = II. 500 IL M, '2.i9 p.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, y Is
o2 . y II. M. IL H. = %. Oh 81 80 OS.-s l.
sundays. a Is. 7os, 's 81 a. H.. .is 10. 'ao5
s03 u a. IS Il. 's5S p. m.
baltimore and Way stations z OF a. ;n.. 30
Newark. Del. - 10. Or. IS 81 a. M. .le 1913 OF
. -, 20 W. IS. ~ " IS 81. IL 10 p nj. Sunday
= 10. o. IS - M, IL III. O3.'i ~. 20, IS II
piitsburs 8 ~ a. M. u "a p. IN. daily
Chicago. IS 3s 1t. ~. "a p. III. daily.
Cincinnati aud It. Louis. u. ii y. m. an,
IS So p. IN. daily.
New Urlenns Win Bristol AMI Chattanooga
.sbs p. III. daily. Through sleeper to New
Orleans.
Slpgcriy accommodation. 702 a. m. 800
Is aud IL 10 p. M. daily.
Landenberg accommodation week days
1O2 s 3! Il. M, % and b ~ y. III. sundays
10 H. m. q S3 p. m.
Trains ieavs AlnrlSct street station. 10
New York. week days, IS 20 II IN.
For Philadelphia. week days, u 20. = 20. - 20
II 30 II. M, 81 0 Is p. IN. Sundays. ~ u. IN.
90 9 b, o Is y. th.
For Pittsburg and Chicago week days 20 >
a. III.
For baltimore. week days. $780, $50 n. m.
255 IS 40 Up. III. Sunday % p IN.
For Iandenberg and Way stations. weei
Gays, 80, y 20 II. M - 10. 3 ~ p, IA. Sunnuys
Va5 u. H.. 3 10 D. III.
Leave philadelphia Twenty fourth I'M
Chestnut streets for Wilmington. week days
~ ~, q, ~ IS ~, 10. III A. "a, H. L. noon, y 81
/ ". 20. 10. u 90 80 - CO. IS u. %. u ~
q 30. - 81. Is %. 10 10 and II ~ p. IN.
sunday, y 81. q, IS w. 80. 10, III AZ II. M,
noon. TBS, w. s 10, 400 ~. ~, y ". . III
IL 10 and lli5 y. III.
I.enyc Philadelphia tTweifth and NInriSc
-trrrts), week days. y ". = 40. III 70 a. IN.
~ 40, % IL, = .? y, III. sundays. y " = "
I'll 70 a. nj, % 20. = aap. IN.
Telephone, No. 1913.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
other line.
G. o. st I'LL. General Passenger Agent.
IL. ID. CAMPBELL General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14
THIRD edition.
NEW CASTLE NEWS
Whnt Is TRANSPORTING In the Pretty Town
ON the Delaware.
Correspondence OF thu Republican.
NEW CASTLE, August IA,

N4ofttoponutNtFt VT INT NtDuDttC IN.
NEW CASTLE. August IA.
NThs Republicans OF thls hundred
will lire the first shot of the campaign
to night, when they will hold q meet
ing In the City Hall for the purpose of
nominating delegates to be elected on
next Saturday. There is going to he
no fusion. as it will DO Just routine
business.
The Republicans OF this hundrs are
duterlnined to keep tho coal raked up
steadily now. and when tho vote OF
New GCastle Hundred Is counted
this fall the county will be surprised
ut the Increased vote in the Democrat.
10 banner stronghold.
Saturday night after Saturday night
tho Citizens Oornet Band has been CAV.
Ing free concerts to the public. The
banst TO do SO hns besn put to conSid-
CRADLE expense and the collections
have been farce. III every ono who
listened to the concert gave one cen,
each then the receipts would DO two
TIL dis mo Q than what the band 10.
ceived any night u collection was TAX
en- up.
Tho movement Is now on foot to
have tho school green put in order
Seats will he placed there ami walk,
will be made. anu when spring GOMEZ
.
attraction. The band however oanno
affordsto pay leuder for the amuse
ment OF New Castle people unless TIN
people respond with suall-not b,
any means Renorous-contribut
Thss morning | was handed com IN u
n.cation stating that the band vii
hereafter discontinue tile open air con
certs.
This is something which the peopl
OF New Castle Will regret except tn
saloonkeepers. 1t Is known fac
that the banG concerts have been tn
cause this summer OF keeping severa
hundred dollars out of the saloons
and therefore the enterprise should b
encouraged.
At a meeting OF the C. A. c. held las
evening James Is, Ioman was chose
Judge for the Apcient order of iiibel
mans sports in Wilmington next So
urday. Clarence Cochran was eleuie
alternate. The club being the unl
athletic organic ition of any note
the State was chosen by the commi
tee on sports as deserving or recogu
ton. and therefore the cluJ wa re
quested to elect u Judge Tie club
coiors will iloat triumphantly ON SCI
eral vlctors on Saturday, ..
There will be great days racing o
Thursday at Haro's Corner.
A horse belonging to a Christian
storekeepor while being driven To wi
mington yesterday dropped dead o
the road between Hure's Corner ali
farnhurst.
Frank G. White. who has been Twin
on the Alvhn Allen farm, removed Ii
family to Whining ton yesterday. whel
they will reside.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14

There was no better kept boarding
table on the grounds than that Of the
Union people. They know exactly
how to supply the wants of hungry
man OF woman and this they do.
Everything is fresh and prepared in
thu best possible manner. For such
efficient service the management
walters and cooks deserve great credit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-14

The Smyth Post Band will give Its
annual moonlight excursion down the
river on the stea amor Ulrica tonight,
leaving tho King street wharf at 8
O'Clock. Music for the occasion will
be furnished by tho band. and on the
return trip a stop will be made at
Pennsvil!e, where dance will be held.
Tickots for The trip ar selling for SO
cents The following Is the program:
o crttr. "ltpcita:iOu" ...,....... Bt n let
WALTZ. "Mcrt II '......-......... Laurent
SpIe Hdr, "soug OF Oyc'.. ...... Laurent
Spanish Fantasta...... =..+...-..........Six
Corue; sole, SwneC va lie" Ar. by MGR
MaICn. "rmyth Pos .....M.C. Ruthruurf
March, "Bak rliua is 't..... Flaukinflold
oycrturc, ''iit Oh Bake"
Scie intir. '0ld church Or9annChRmbers
March, "C. escng Chy". .........Southweli
Ca OPP, Fire