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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-26
PAW OF THE BEAR.
Makes Tracks on the Peninsula
ct liao-Tune.
JoHu BULL SOUNDS THE ALlRM

And . Goo6-efzed wor Cloud Appears fn
the Oriental sky-London Editor, sGarred
Up Over IN Alleged Russo CAiness
Treaty, Declare War Preferable - Sub
mission Thereto - Cuban News from
TamRA Fls.. says Uncae Sam VIII Recog-
nise the nsbs.
LONDON. Oct. s6-Thers ID . genuine
eastern war scare" In this city, conse-
quent upon the publication Of the alleged
treaty made between China and Japan.
According to Hong Kong advices this
treaty gives Russia the right to construct
railways on the Lila ,Tung peninsula to
anchor her Aeet at Port Arthur and vari.
Gus other privileges that ere looked upon
with alarm BY British diplomats. Il II
true there Il clause, in the alleged treaty
which gives the Chinese the right % pur-
chase the railways built By Russia, but of
this The Times says: ''China's option to
purchase the railways Is . jest almost too
cynical to find place in any serious dip
lomatic Transaction. Under the indicated
conditions Manchuria would practically
become Russian province, while Pekin
would be within Russia's grip
Cannot Re Viewed with Indifferenee.
The Times continues: Russia cannot
possibly imagine that the great powers
will view with indifference such . de-
struction Of the balance Of power, which
Is almost unparalleled in its audacity" It
should be added that there is every reason
to believe that the story from Hong Kong
u authentic and all sources of informa-
ton agree that the powers interested in
the far cast will find themselves con-
fronted by . condition Of seriousness
which cannot be 0verestimated. The St..
James Gazette says: Even war with
Russia would be less disastrous than to
allow her, without q blow, to get such .
grip upon China. She could throttle all
the other powers and choke OF their COM
merce. Unless Russia and China give tho
necessary assurances 1t Is . case for an ul-
tin,atum, and perhaps the most serious
step our diplomacy has had since the
Crimean war;"
Tho Treaty s.1lere Waste Paper"
The Standard (Conservative) editorially
considers that The Times Hong Kong
dispatch Is balloon d'essai on Russia's
part. "Even II the mandarins sanctioned
such treaty." The Standard continues
'it would only be with the comforting as
surance that they would face the Opposi-
ton Of Japan and the powers. The cove.
nant would he mere waste paper"
Great Opportunity for Salisbury.
An editorial in The Chronicle says:
I'VE think that, thus menaced by Russia
Japan will refuse to evacuate Port Ar
thur. 1t Is not inconceivable that if Rus
sta attempts such a step England and
Japan will form an offensive and dcfen-
sive alliance. II Lord Salisbury shall only
be able to make up his mind what to do
and how to do 1t he has chance to gain
high credit for himself"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-26
ABBREVIATED -TeLEoRAMs

Burglars entered tho home Of Horace
Mech, ut Chicago, while all the family
were absent and took everything Of value
In the house.
: Obituary: At Montreal, Mgr. O'Bryan
At Jackson, Mich, Charles p. Hunt. AT
Minneapolis, Rev. j. H. Ranger, Of In
dfanApolis At Rockford, Ills, George
-Burritt. At jacksonville, Ills, J. Z.
Laughlin. At Sandusky, O., Mrs. Mary
Connors, 107.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Strawn, of Lacon,
Ills, who Werc first married twonty-four
years ago snd have been divorced three
times. have again made up.
Washington ID planning to have q na-
tiOnal exposition in 1900.
Rev. DR.. John G. Fee. founder Of Berca
(Ky.) college, has resigned his passionate
and Joined the Complexities.
The case at Springfield, his, against
Milroy II. Gibson, Of Chicago, for hood
lery in the last Legislature, has been con-
tinued to the next term of court, by agree
ment Of counsel.
It Is reported that Josie Richter, the le.
year-old girl who mysteriously disappeared
from her home near Sparsland, Ills :,
Tuesday night, is in Chicago.
Susan b Anthony was seen at Ashta-
bula, O.. In regard to the dispatch stating
that she would retire from public life.
She denies the statement and says she has
devoted the best part Of her life to the up.
lifting Of her sex and docs not now pur-
pose to abandon the work.
The fight for the seat in congress from
the Eighteenth Illinois district between
w. F. L. Hadley, Republican, and Edward
Lane, Democrat, is very lively, and the
Democrats are making the fight for free
silver, Is to1.
Ross c. Van Bokkelen, the Chicago
bank thief, pleaded guilty and was given
an indeterminate sentence at Joliet.
Jack Dempsey is dying Of consumption
at Portland, Ore.
J. B. Wing. aged IS years, died at Green
Bay, Wis. He had been keeper of the gov
eminent lighthouse on Grass Island. in
Green Bay, during the past twenty.eight
years.
Tho large lumber plant Of Jesse Thomp.
son d Co., at Augusta, Ga, was entirely
destroyed by fire. Loss, about 500, 900. A
number Of dwellings were also burned.
The Local market.
GRAIN. ETC.
Com-New. 20o26; old. 1ec02sc.
Oats-NeW, lee 90c: Old. &c.
Hay-Timothv. S190S13: upland, nj; Wild, 81
0S10; slough, S7nSS; baled, I'll.
Potstoes-2Oc.
PRODUCER.
But.sr-Fair to choice. TIC; fresh cream
cry. &c.
Eggs-Ffesh, Ito.
Poustry-Chicksns, &c.
LIVE STOCK.
Nntflc-Rutrhapa NAV Co.. rcvn - .<.o-~
8Mc@4c; cows and heifers, 3kc18xc; calves,
3xc0Ac
AO9e-3*c04c.
Sheep-3ooBkc.
= spring lamb, &c pound
Coal~soft 10c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-26
EXEMPLARY, BUT A scouNpREL

Story OF the Rascality Of Young Man who
L. Under Arrest.
GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, Oct. 26.-Theo-
dore Springborn, who disappeared from
Marshfield about Aug 20, embezzler in
the Sum Of $4,000, has been arrested at
Benson, Mimi, by the officers of that city.
Frank Weld, deputy sheriff of Wood coun
ty, has left here with requipition papers
and is expected back with the prisoner TO-
day. Springborn was q young man Of ex-
eanplary habits IN the real estate, loan
end Insurance. business, who won the con.
hdence of poor people and farmers to the
extent Of receiving their earnings to loan
or invest, and proved a scamp most clever,
defrauding even his wife, mother and
brother Of large sums Of money. The
brunt of his crookedness fell upon the
shoulders of hard working people who
trusted him with their last dollar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-26
WE'RE GOING TO RECOGNIZE Gu

WE'RE GOING TO RECOGNIZE CUBA,
So . Dispatch from Ta,npa,, Fla, says-
News from the Island.
TAMPA, Oct. ..6-Thc Spanish papers
received here from Havana say that Min
lister DE Ionic reports that the United
States will soon recognize the Cuban in
surgcnts. Canovns says that should the
American government appoint q commit
tee to study the Cuban question hc will
not allow them to land on Cuban soil. I'm.
gagements are reported as having &C
c'irreti at Caovas, twelve miles from Man.
tanxas, on Thursday. Con. Oliver, with xD
regulars, engaged 400 Insurgents under
Varona and Castillo near the city of Re-
meiios. The regulars rctreated to the city.
The losses are not stated.
HAVANA. Oct. 36.-The governor of the
province Of Santa Clara has ordered all
the citizens within his jurisdiction to de-
liver up any Arms which may be in their
possession to the authorities, and officers
Of the volunteer corps have been detailed
TO search all houses These officers have
already discovered numbers of carbines
and rcvolvefs concealed on the premises
The governor has also ordered Nunez, a
YORuAAI Ac<1kACE Va AnCu tuut provinces. 10
emigrate with his family to some spot in
another province, ut least thirty miles
distant from Santa Clara.
Captain Gonzales, at the head of squad
Of eight volunteers, has had skirmish at
the Adela plantation, near Remedies, with
. band of forty insurgents. The latter
lost two killed and the troops captured
four horses and . number Of mules loaded
with boxes, which were afterwards found
to contain 900 dynamite cartridges
Colonel Yzquierlio. Of the Spanish forces,
died recently Of yellow fever at Santo
Spritus In the district Of San Diego del
vallo the recent cyclone destroyed 100
huta.
The insurgents recently attacked ths
fort os the town Of Cascorro, in the Cana
quay district, killing two Of the garrison.
According % IN Official announcement thu
insuvyent header, Nirshsll, has murdered
two laboFeB on the farm Of Deleros, near
Bona Twelve insurgents, armed with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-26
Another Military Park Wanted.

VICKsBURG, Miss, Oct. 25.-One Of the
results Of the great gathering of western
men here incidental to the waterways con
vention has been the organization Of the
vicksburg National Military Park asso
citation, whose charter is now in course Of
preparation and whose incorporators are
such men as General Lee, General r. A.
Alger, General John B. Gordon, ex-G Cover.
b. Grant and many others Of equal prom.
inence in civil life or the great conflict BE-
tween, the states. The object of the or
ganization IL to foster the foundation Of
. national military park hera sipilar to
those nc Gettysburg and Chickamauga
park, which will belt the city ON three
sides and be, as one Of the promoters ex-
pressed it, monument to American man.
hood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-26
no NECESSITY FOR A ROW.

Explorer Stanley Says England Should Pos
scss Her Soul In Peace.
NEW YORK, Oct. s6.-Henry NJ Stanley,
the British member Of parliament, speak.
ing Of the diplomatic situation in the east
last night, said: England will not find
it necessary to fight Russia. The English
are a quiet, peace-loving people. They
are too commercial, and the government
will not rush into war because Of Russia's
action. Because Russia has been enter
prising in acquiring commercial rights
do not see that it Is anything to be very
bitter about or cause violent measures.
If Russia has acquired the sole right to
undertake commercial operations in Chins
any rival may we'll feel embittered that
the privilege was lost to such rival. Still,
1t Is not q sufficient cause for war. China
had the right to give it to whatever power
she chose. Russia simply saw her advan.
tagc. As to China's object in the alleged
cession Of territory safety in the future is
the only one / can see"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-26

chassepot rifles, have SURRENDERED 10 Gen.
eral Lane 1t the plantation Of Fajaddo, in
the Vuelta Abajo district. AS the band
was believed to be stronger the general
had the woods searched and the soldiers
found concealed there fifteen carhines and
large number Of cartridges.
1cU Fun Of Cartridges. :
NEW YORK, Oct. 96.-It has been learned
that the representative Of the Spanish
governments in this country have discov-
ered what Is Sid TO b new plnn ON the
pGrt q the sympathixers with thu Cuban
insurgents 10 ship ammmitien from TIA
United States to Their comPatriots in
Cuba The friends Of the insurgents, lac-
eording to the story. have sent large con-
signments Of toys to Havana. These toys
consist mostly OF large and unusually
heavy dolls. Their weight is accounted
for by tho detectives by the assertion that
each doll contained Q dozen rife car
tridges
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-26

SaAwAxo. Wis, Oct. 96.-Word Il 70
ceived here from Bonducl that the sell In
niceed injuries 10 Assemblyman CHRIS
Bonntn will not result fatally. He ahre
himself during . temporary fit Of in
sanity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-26
Another Spanish war.h,p Sunk.

HAVANA, Oct. 26.-Thc Spanish gunboat
Carload has been sunk of Cardinas, prov
incc Of Mantanzas. The crew escaped in
the boats. The gunboat will be floatcd as
soon as the necessary assistance can he
sent to her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

A Dies MoISEs woman who has been
troubled with frequent colds. concluded
to try an old remedy in n new way. and
accordingly took Tablespoonful (iour
times the usual dose) OF Chamberlnin's
Cough Remedy just before going to bed.
The next morning she found that her
cold had almost entirely Disappeared.
During the day she took few doses OF
the remedy lone teaspoontul at n tiine)
and at night again took tablespoonful
before going to bed. and on tho follow
ing morning nwoke free from Nil symp-
toms OF tho cold. Since then she has,
on several occasions, used this remedy
in like manner. with the same good re-
suits, and Is much eiated over her dis
covcry of so quick way OF curing n
cold. For salc by Chas Il. Goethe. Will
". Irwin, John Klari, WIN. L. Williams,
c. Monkcmeller. Vim. II. Hague. II. c.
Stewart. A. Z. Schoe!e. J. Coleman. c.
Schnepf, Vim. Menkclneller. Wheeling.
". Va; Bowie K Co., Bridgeport; B. F.
Peabody 4 Son, Beuwood.
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LOCAL DI,EvirlEs,

Matters OF Minor lIomons In ani About
tho CITY.
The GRAND this evening-Bob Fi,z.
simmons's Company.
Tug Bcabout Club will give dance at
their club rooms on Monday. Febru.
airy Is.
The council committee on police is
called to mces In regulac sussion this
evening.
ARIoN HALL this evening-Promonnte
concert and ball o! the Opera House
orchestra.
1HE sleighing out tho old pike over
the rivor, ia splendid and sloigha are
numerous.
The Mackabees. Of Bridgeport. will
initiate three new members at their
hall in the bank building, this evening.
THERE will DO lamb waltz tonight,
after the masquerade 10 over at tho Bee.
thoyen hall, given by the Bright Light
Club.
CHARLES WATKINS was before Squire
Gillespy yesterday, on n charge oil en-
u
OF $40 he was zen. to jail.
YESTERDAY n Miss Allen, who lives on
Eighteenth street. was arrested by Off.
Gers Ingram and McGui.an, charged
with being insane. and Squire Phillips
sent her to jail to await examination.
Yesterdays police cour, consisted OF
only one case. Frank Lewis, who said
he was boiler maker from Piedmont,
W. Va, was hued, but the fine sus.
pended on his promising to leave town.
Mr. HARRY UTmMAS will sell his
property. No. 8 Kentucky street, At
auction tomorrow morning at the front
door OF the court house. Persons look.
ing for good investment should attend
this sole.
The northeast corner OF tho Pan.
Handle railways freight depot building,
at the foot OF Fourteenth street, is be-
ing arranged for temporary use ~ II
passenger station, while the new station
at Eleventh street is in course OF cree.
ton. Work will be started oil the
structure as soon as the weather opens.
TIE Beethoven Singing Society will
give n bali next Monday evening. for the
benefit OF Mr.. c. U. Fink. Mr.. Fink is
very i'll and his family +, in destitute
circumstances. Mr.. Fink is the Oldest
singer OF the German singing societies In
Wheeling. The Beethoven Society
hopes that there will be n good attend.
lnCp.
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mazLnrr.rorrING.

MIR. Samuel iiaEiott and Nils, Seiiis Top.
ping Married Last Evoning--rhs Mar.
riage Was quiet IIumr.iias AFFAIR.
Last evening at tho elegant home oil
tho brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Tullman. q. Lstherwooj,
out tho pike, tho marriage OF Mr..
Samuel llazle!t, son OF DR.. Il. W. Huz
lott, and tho loller OF tho Peoples bank,
to Mis-. Nellie Topping. young lady
noted for hor beauty and accom- plish.
monta, took place IN the presence Of tho
relatives OF tho bride aud groom and q
few invited friends. Tho event had
boon looked forward to for somo timo.
aud would havo boon moro public In Its
character but for tho death OF relative.
Tho ceremony took place Mt $3.50 p.
M, In tho large and handsome west par.
lor. which was beautifully decor.
nted for tho occasion With cut
Ilowors aud palms arranged in u most
tasteful manner, giving tho room m ap.
poaranCo akin to what IL tho accepted
mind picture OF paradise. Tho olliciat-
Ing miuiater was Rev. DR.. II. Rush
Swopv, Of tho St. Mathews p. Z. church.
Tho brides costume was OF white satin,
chiffon trimming, and bouquet OF
lilies Of the valley. The groom was
dressed In the conventional black. Tho
attendants wero Masters Horny aud
Wilbur Topping, pager, nephews OF the
bride. ind Misses Mary and Sarah lIaz.
lott, flower girls. nicoes OF tho groom.
Tho costumes Of the gueats were as
follows:
Mrs. John Topping-Dlack crspon
and pink sn,in.
Mrs. A. L. TallmRn-Pink satin and
pink roses.
Nlrs. r. R, swope-Black net, velvet
trimmings.
Mrs. Charles J. GoE-White elk,
royal pupil, trimmings, diamond orna.
mGnts.
Mrs. ". c. P. Muir-Blue brocad ed
satin, white chiffon. violc,s.
Mrs. G. W. List-Bluo taiTeta, satin
and lacc.
Mrs. Johnk. Lis.-Whito silk, feather
trimmings.
Alrs. Edward lIazle.t-Brocaded tat-
ietn, velvet trimmings aud white chit.
ion.
Mrs. viii Herman Pink tadeta, os.
trich feather trimmings.
Mrs. Howard Hazlctt-Black satin
skirt, blue satin boiice. jotted net.
Mrs. IS. II. Rinehart-Grey silk,
blue velvet sleeves, blue chiffon trim.
,ning,.
Miss Eta Rinchart--H eliotrope silk,
trimmed with ecru lace.
Miss Minnie Gilchrist-Black satin
and lace.
Miss lIazle.t-pink satin, trimmed
with point lace and orange velvet.
Miss Rinehart-Whits silk, chiffon
trimming, chrysanthemums.
Miss Florence 0tt-Black skirt, blue
satin bodice with lace.
Miss Bessie Jepson-Brocaded taIeta,
pink satin and ermine.
Miss Gertrude List-pink tatteta.
Miss Ellie Lewls-Pink silk, chiffon
waist.
Miss Mary Neutrality-suspicious. satin,
trimmed with violets and taGeta, white
not.
The only guests present from OIL. OF
the city were the mother OF the bride,
Mrs. Topping. OF Kansas City, and Mrs.
Charles j. Cot, OF Clarksburg. Altar
the ceremony tie wedding supper was
served. and the humorous handsome
presents we're inspected. The presents
were unusually handsome and valuable,
and included several artistic ones in
silver. The newly married couple left
this morning for short trip in the east
and on their return will BIO at homo to
their friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hazlclt were the re-.
clpients OF the best wishes Of all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15
All Free,

Those who have used DR.. Kings Now
Discovery know Its value, md those
who havo not, hayo now tho opportu-
nifty 10 try it free. Call on tho ndvsr-
tiseJ druggist and got trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to II. Z.
Brcklen x Co., Chicago, and got a pam.
ple box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, rs well as copy OF Guido to Health
aud Household Instructor, free. All OF
which is guaranteed to do you good and
cost You nothing. Logan Drug Co. q
drug store. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15
m USLIN UNDER WEAR -,

Ladies' good Muslin Corset Covers at 7c and up
Ladies Cambria Corset Covers, Embroidery Trimmed,
at iOc and up
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. Lace and Embroidery Trimmed
at Csc and up.
Ladies Muslin Chemse. Lace and Embroidery Trimmed.
at Csc and up
Ladies Muslin Gowns, Embroidery Trimmed, at 49c
and up
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

The Panhandle Dycing establish.
ment, owned by John EIeilmeior, at No.
l43l Market street, is tho best equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. In addi-
ton to tho dyeing aud cleaning depart.
ments corps OF iirst-class tailors arc
employed. who can do repairing rs neat
as it Is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can DO made
to look like new. Satisfaction 'guarau.
fapI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfer OF real estate as follows:
February II, by Thomas J. Ball and
wife to James b. Campbell, for $3.50,
part o! lot SO. on the south east corner
o! Main and Eighth streets. in the old
town OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15
Tho Modern lnynii,l

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping with
other luxurlos. A remedy must be
pleasantly acceptable in form, purely
Wholesome in composition. truly bone.
fetal In olloct and entirely frou from
every Objectionable quality. II really
Ill he consults physician; II constipal.
od he uses the gentle family laxative,
Syrup OF Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

0. W. .. HAnDMAN, sheriff OF Tyler
county, ". Va. appreciates n good
thing and does no. hesitate to say so.
lilo was almost FRUSTRATED with cold
whom he procured bottle Of Chamber
lain'a Cough Remedy. lilo says: ut
gave me- prompt relief. | end it to be
an Invaluable romody for coughs and
coldy,"
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PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH AND he
COMENKTilIE

iiy wearing our "xocliout Underwear and
uneSceltcd linlf Hose Mt Lowest Prices
W" arc making to order, Mt great re.
dnction. elegant Ovcrconts mt $50 90, and
special line OF Au-wool TEou.e rings Mt
800. C. HESS & SONS
fa-htnEnblc Taiinrs Rnd Gents Furnish.
rrs, 1891 and 1898 Market Street
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AT MI. DE CIiASrAL.

Successful aad Enjpyabie Musicale Wed.
nesdny EvcninE.
One OF tho most successful mu,icalos
OF the season at Mt. dc Chansal wa,
gwen Wednesday evening. The fol.
lowing programme was rendered with
a sustained excellence throughout:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

Successful aad Enjpyab,s Musicale Wed.
nesdny Evening.
One OF tho most successful muaicalos
o! the season at Mt dc Chantal wa,
gwen Wednesday evening. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered with
a sustained excellence throughout:
rAEriL
/. Piano GoGnot
NIs,e, Margaret and julia SuHiran.
! kecinuon-The Goblins ..... ,..."........:..
Miss Lem Dent
= Vocal Solo-Ayr Lurzi
Miss Kate Bruce.
l. Piano SOlo-Thc Water Syinph......-..E Scrin
Miss fIofa umbcrges.
j. .......... Lyngicllow
Miss Nora " Bs!cn.
g. Vocal Soo-ll sogno. Abl
Miss Flora Poliacs.
PARr II.
l. Violin Solo-Reve.ie ... ..........-
. Observation-Disclosures Brown ...............
Miss ElcanoEe McCrnrIen.
i Vocal Solo-Gt It's.
l. Piano Solo-NAlsc de JniIeltc. ... .GOGGod Raf
Miss G;Gc: pnllacS.
j. Neutrality-suspicious. Memories. .... 500. Dickens
Miss Martha Medll.
G. Vocal Solo-LR rdlu
Miss Fannie Sullivan.
= Violin 0b!!gGtO ............ -.. .............-
Miss Gcncvlevc Moran.
s. Piano Solo--Sp!naIny Song. .wasner-Listz
Mss Emily Po.lGcS.
Dodolinette was very neatly played
by the Misses Margaret aud Julia Sui.
Ivan
Miss Kate Bruco's solo, Ave Maria,
was sung with finish and grca. sweet-
meas and feeling.
The Water Nymph. rs played BY Miss
Flora Umberger, showed II sympathetic
touch.
In II Sogna, Miss Flora Pollack give
evidence Of . sweet though not power.
eriu voice.
Tho Little Reveric, played BY Miss
kittio OBricn, was II gem. The young
lady displayed much taste and feeling
Gifts is beautiful song, and was rem
dored with Guish by Misc Emma Con.
nelly.
Miss Grace Poilack played tho Yalso
dc Juliot,e with spirit, aud showod
marked Improvement.
Owing TO II severe cold, Mi.s Fannie
Sullivan failed TO do herself full Justice
in hcr song, though she Gang It with
much swuutnoss Miss Gcnovieye Mo.
rams Violin Obligato WAS beautifully
played. Wngner's Spinning Song was
rendered with great effect by Miss
Emily, Pollncs. The young lady gives
promise OF becoming brilliant pianist
The representatives OF tho elocuton
class Davo delightful numbers, and did
themselves crcdi, in their rendition OF
their. respective selections. Whi.n
gifted with considerable talent, oach o!
those young ladie, has had especial diff.
cullics to overcome in tho way of artistic
expression. Their work might 10 mcns.
urcd by the average standard for private
pupilH OF ono terms s,nn ling, aud ne II
results from class work only of tina.
duration, ia certainly most gratifying.