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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13
guesasy M4rch Is, 1900
ABOUT TOWN.

The knights of Honor hold their
reguiar meeting tonight.
TIE date Of sailing of the steam
ship Clinton las been changed to
Thursday
Eight ears OF freight from the
Clinton arrived last evening,
eleven cars more coming up tbs
mo,ning.
DR.. &. A. De Lipscoy has rented
the Cooke residence on ST. Charles
street, and will accUpy it With his
9smiIy upon their arrival here.
TeIegrams received here today
from Victoria, Texas, snuounce
that the Maris delegation was seat
ed IN the republican congressional
convention which met there yesaer~
day.
Corpus Christi Caller; Mr.
John G Kenedy, who ID il town.
lately struck aytssian water Al La
PARA ranch four miles from the
coast, depth Of well 500 feet-good
water, when he lefs tbs flow wes
not large but be thinks tbst when
the sand is cleared away It Will be
much better,
The Corpus Christi Cal1sr says
1.-THE memorial indorslng Con
gresham Kieberg's request tbat
congress appropriate $3.50 600 for
3 coast canal between Corpns
Christi sDd Point isabel, received
many signatures here, urging that
the appropriation be msde at this
session Of congress
News has bseu received that
Major z. J. Combs has been order
Ell from Cubs, where be hag beer
stationed since tho SpGnisb-Amor-
lean war, &c me Philippine Islands
His father. Dr.. C. &. Combs Of
this city. viii leave by this steam
e. TO meet him on his return from
Cuba, aud spend short time With
him betore his aepartnrs for his
new station. Maj. Combs's home
friends regret that his duty IS 3
soldi8r eargeon takss him to that
far distant region 2nd hope his
stay there may be short and that
he may return homo safe and with
ail tho honors that the fortunes Of
var may bsstow upon him.
Il vas reported or the street this
morning that the Morgan steamship
company he'd PROPOSED to resume
regular service TO Brownsville at
the rates formerly charged, ]. e.
before the raise Of forty per cent
now n effect, provided the mer-
chants here would agree to patron |
ize tho steamer exclusively. This
report lacks confirmation. however.
At the steamship Office, the report
er was informed by Agent Il. B
Kingtbury that the steamer would |
make another strip st the same
rate as that charged the last two
trips, provided that tbs merchants
agree, and that cargo be offered !
II viii depend npon this decision,
whether the CLIFTON goes 10 Algiers
or to Morgan City.
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DE-. ARW1NF,s CASE.

Customs Inspector ". 4. Oil
more returned yesterday from San
Antonio and says that the examiu-
ing trial Of DR.. J. 2. Arwine was
held befors the United States Com
missioner in ttst city aud he was
bound over in the sum Of $500 to
sppear at the next term OF the Fed
arsl court TO convene in this city
this month. Officer Gilmore brought
with him an Army Surgeons uni
form and Mexicsu blanket, both
OF which we're taken from Dr.
Arwine, aud he IS charged with
having smuggied them from NuevO
Laredo through this city.-Laredo
News.
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To Cure & Cold il one Day.

Take laxative BromO Quipine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it faiis 70 cure, pc. The
genuine nus /. 3. Q. on each tab
let.
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Gatlin's Anei-Bilious Compound
eares hsbibuS constipation. Large
bczes 25 cents. Ask-your drug
sies fer : Yse sample.
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+. j. CHENEY & co.

Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known 2. j. Cheney for the last
10 years. and believe him perfectly
honorable IN all business transae-
lions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their
frm
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, 0 1YALDNa, KIN
NAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken IL
ternalIy, acting directly upon the
blood aud mucous ssrfaees Of the
system Testimonials sest srea.
Price T5c. per bottle Sold hy all
Druggists.
Hall's Family Pills aee tbs best.
Go 10 Meichos Guzmea an Aas-
kst Plaza aud bnF fome Of as but
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
MouNDsv111E BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County,g Chief City.

A hve-year-old son of W. b. Snyder
living near the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road. came near being seriously injur-
ed yesterday. While playing. he at
tempted 10 climb upon moving freight
train and was knocked of, striking n
telegraph pole. but with no apparent
injury 10 the body.
The Thinble Bee will meet with Mrs.
]. w. Burchinal, on Seventh street, this
afternoon, ri the usual hour.
Mrs II e. Hood and Miss Guss Cox,
Of New Cumberland, are visiting their
parents, on jefferson avenue.
Five convicts from Kanawha, and
three from Fayatte county, arrived
Tuesday afternoon,
Rev Bond. OF Martins Ferry Ohio.
has moved Into the Smith property on
Lafayette avenue.
Miss Gerda Jones, Of the postonlce
force, is confined TO her home with ty-
phold fever.
Miss Tinsie Cunningham. Of Pleasant
Valley. was visiting friends in the city
yesterday.
{. V. Riley, OF Pleasant Valley, was
in the city on business yesterday,
Frank TerrIn Of Knoxville, was In
town yesterday.
Thomas Terrin was in the city yestcr-
day.
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BR1DaEpoRT HAPPENINGS,
Events of Day in tho Town at tho
End Of the Bridge.

The knights OF PythiRs met at their
hall Tuesday evening and completed
arrangements for their large fair and
| festival, Ia be given four days, CONF
menclnB Wednesday evening, May ,.
on the first evening OF the fair, the
| Uniformed Rank. OF Bellaire, VIII be
( entertained; on Thursday evening, the
I baby show will be the principal at
! traction and for the three prettlest ba-
bles entered the following prizes viii be
awarded: First. baby carriage; second
( one dozen photos; third. one fine doll.
( Friday evening the Wheeling knights
and Uniformed Rank companies VIII De
entertained. and on Saturday evening,
which will be free for all. cake Walk
VIII be the principal attraction. This
will undoubtedly be the largest affair OF
the kind ever given in this city.
Emmett Farmer. while crossing Bank
! street yesterday, lost IS, which was not
missed for nearly half an hour after
wards, and retracing Ills steps, he found
the money. one five dollar bill and
three ones scattered along the street
for nearly block He riEhtfully con-
/ slders himself one OF the lucklest men
In Bridgeport.
Barney Brown was taken to St
Clalrsville yesterday, by Marshal
Thompson, In default of the payment OF
his fine of $50 and costs, imposed upon
him by Mayor Nclninger, for carrying
concealed Weapons, disordeTly conduct
and drunkenness.
Miss Efiie Campbell; very delightfully."-
entertained a number Of her friends
last evening at her residence on Lincoln
avenue. About eight couples were pres
ent and u most enjoyable evening spent
by all.
1t is rumored that the wedding Of a
popular young lady of this place to y
well known business man of Martins
Ferry, viii occur next month.
A dance win be given at the Sopera
house tomorrow evening, for the ben
eft OF Edward Craig. which promises to
be a very enjoyable affair.
Herman Orrison and Albert Mcmillan
went to Belmont yesterday. to attend
family reunion Of the orrison family.
Edward Hays. who has been firing on
freight, has been promoted to fire
man on a passenger run.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart re-
turned yesterday. from few days WIS.,
It with relatives at Sistersvllle.f
Mrs. Albert Gorsucb, Of Adena. is the
guest VI MI anu MIS- ElSN 4HultiaS' ga
Aetnavllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Wilson. of Aetna
VILE, have as their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hanes, Of Petersburg.
Taylor South has returned from n
weeks business trip to Waynesburg,
Pa.
Miss Latle Reed, Of Mt. Pleasant, was
calling on friends in the city yesterday.
John Addison. Of Barton. was a bus-
ness caller In town yesterday.
Henry Potter OF Cadiz, was in the
city on business yesterday.
5. j. Brlstor, OF Cleveland was In the
city yesterday, on business.
Miss Eva Coss goes to Wellsburg to-
day. TO spend a week with relatives.
Harry Sells was In Toronto yesterday.
on business.
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used by the fraternity to designate az
aversion to spending money promiscu-
ously.
The council committee on finance
meets tonight to struggle with the an
nual appropriation ordinance. TIE re-
fund may be up for discussion.
The hearing OF the suit for 5000 dam
ages brought In Squire Peterman's
court by j. Sebastian rafferty, against
Bishop Donahue and Father o. II,
Moye. Of the Cathedral. In which a
breach OF contrac; is alleged. came up
yesterday morning and II was contln-
ued until this evening. As previously
stated. Prof Rafferty, was orgapist and
choir director at the Cathedral. and re-
Gently he was served with notice that
his services were no longer required,
but he claims that his contract called
for three months notice OF change,
which he says was not complied with.
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MARTINS rERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheeling's
Prorressive Neighbor.

The marriage Of Miss Hanna Eliza
beth Bird TO EbenaZer Otis Padelford,
both well known residents OF this city.
is announced TO occur at the residence
of the brides mother Mrs. Mary Bird,
or North street, Thursday evening.
, May Z, The ceremony will take place
at o'clock. and will be conducted by
Rev. j. T. Morton. pastor Of the First
NJ. l.. church OF this city.
Invitations have been received in this
city for the commencement exercises
OF the Pittsburgh Dental College. to be
held at the Alvin theatre, Tuesday
evening, May /. wiEhtman Frazier. n
well known and popular former Mar
tins Fcrrian, is one Of the graduates.
The Good Templars viii hold an
open meeting at their hall this evening,
at which time the rendition OF an ex-
ccllant literary and musical programme
will be In order which will be followed
by banquet
Rev. o. II. Holmes. presiding elder or
this Methodist Episcopal district. de-
livered an address before the senior
class OF the high school, yesterday
morning on Literature" Rev. Holmes
ability MS u speaker is generally known
aud to say that his address before the
class was quite up to the standard is
sufficient.
W, A. McAntirc met with very
painful accident yesterday morning
while ut work IN the Galvnnizlng de-
partmcnt Of the AetnU-StandHrd mill.
He accidentally stepped into u hole OF
hot water md badly Scnideh his left
leg TO the knee. He was removed to
! his home In Wheeling. where his
wounds were cared for.
Charles Moore was Gned 81 and costE
last evening, on charge OF drunken
ness, Moore was the first man arrested
under the last administration, and was
the FIRST man locked UP under the pres
ent administration.
The last meeting Of the womnn's
club for this season win be held this
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. l.. ].
c. Dreunen, on The Heights" officers
for the coming year will be elected.
The Wheeling Railway Company was
distributing new ties In town yesterday,
which begins to look as II some new
track is TO be laid In the near future.
Mrs. Il. a, Eaton returned to her
home at Bcallsvlllc yesterday after n
visit OF two weeks with her husband.
on South Broadway.
DR. Edward Arbaugh returned vestor.
day, from Philadelphia, where h. grad.
untcd Tuesday, from the Physicians
and Surgeons college, with high honorg.
Rev, H., n. Campbell has received n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
IRON AND STEEL

Has Been Affected by Stock Manoeu-
vres and Slash of Prices Last Week.
a Reaction Expected by Pro-
ducers.
PITTSBURGH. April 25.-Tha Amerl-
can Manufacturer In Its weekly review
of the iron and steel trade viii say To-
morrow:
Thu iron and steel markets show the
uncertainty that vas expected after the
excitement created last week by the
stock manoeuvre and slash of prices o.
the finished products of the American
Steel & Wire Company. Buying has
not yet been seriously Affected but
enough to make a difference in the
somewhat limited volume that was thu
rule up to that time. The hesitation
may continue for perhaps a month.
1t may run even longer, but the ex-
pectatlon Is that in month the air will
be so fur cleared that each may choose
his own course with plenty Of light.
First OF all, the opinion is unanimous
among buyers OF pig metal that that
raw material will not be cheapcned I'M
less the movements OF finished stuffs
cease absolutely. Lower priced BESSIE
mar may be brought about by n COM
plete step in.the buying of either finish
ed or raw material, but that is contln-
gency that few II any look for.
Among Pittsburgh producers bis and
littlr the judgment Il general that with
in a month there wRi be a reaction that
may set prices above what are quoted
now.
structurals and Sheets Strong.
Structural material and sheets are,
still thu strongest features Of tha sI,Ga-
ton and ii may BE- aGacd that both ar
acquiring additional strength each day.
Much Of the structural work, plrticu-
larIy in bridges. that was delayed by the
backward season has been taken ~
with a rush and the demand Is Eel; in
an appreclahle way,
Sheets Az probably stronger In de-
mand than ever last year during the
coagastlor. The buying was 50 long d.
layed that requirements accumulate !.
making supplies imperative NOR rapid
~ than the sheet mills caro- now to FUR
nish. An error occurred last week in
quoting So 40 as the minimum; it should
have been 50 80, which is the agreed
price. but 80 10 Is not far OF. open
hearth billets have been quoted n $50
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Every day adds to the list Of deaths
attributed TO heaTt failure. II the
truth were told the bulk of these
deaths might be written down as due
to stomach failure. For 1t is in the
failuTe of the stomach and other organs
of digestion aud nutrition, that weak 7
heart, Hweak lungs, uweak nerves and
other forms Of physical deterioration
having their beginning. The man whose
stomach is sound, who can digest and
assiuilate the food he eats, and so keep
each organ Of the body well nouTished,
is the man WHO is least liable to collapse
under the sudden weakness OF some
vital organ.
The preservation Of health which fol-
lows the use of DR.. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery, is chiefly due to the
fnct that il perfectly and permanently
cures diseases Of the stomach and organs
of digestion and nutrition, purifes the
blood and increases the blood supply OF
the body. Weak people will hnd IN this
medicine a sure means OF strength.
NJ WIS under doctors care for quite time"
writes Mr. Kidd, Of pnrmleysNlle, Wayne
Co, Ky fThey had almost given me up. aud
my suffering was very great Ny pulse wac
weak breath short and ! had severe Pains IN
back head aud irgS, Had pnlpitation Of heart,
aud Tor eleven months | was not able TO 90
pieTcc's Golden Medical Discovery aud by the
time tic iRh bottle was gone was well man.
DR.. Picrce's Pellets requisite the liver.
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Big Contract for Carnegie Company.
PITTSBURGH, April 25.-The All
ancr Realty Company has awarded to
the Carnegie Company the contract for
structural steel required for twenty
two story building In New York city.
over 10000 tons OF material will be used
at an average price OF $50 per ton, max
ing the total about 100000.
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,all from the New Philadelphia Presby-

call from the New Philadelphia Presby-
terrain church and may accept.
Mrs. Lincoln Horn, OF Uhrichsville. is
the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William McWilllams, on Third street.
A social meeting OF the Presbyterian
congregation will be held at the church
this evening.
Quite number from her attended the
sIedler-Schrebe wedding in South
Wheeling, last evening.
Miss Ada JOY goes to Pittsburgh Sum
day. to spend week with relatives.
Niyron E. Cole went to GAINESVILLE
yesterday, to visit relatives.
William Lipphardt made n business
triplto Steubenvllle yesterday.
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PTTTsBURGH-Rlver 81 feet and
rising. Clear and pleasant.
OIL ClTY-Rlver 3 feet 10 inches ana
falling. Clear and cool.
REENSBORO-River feet inches
ana stationary. Weather. fair ana
pleasant.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S feet nn,r
stationary Weather. clear and wnrm
BRONNSVILLE-Rivcr s feat IN
inches ana stationary
PARkERSBuRG-Ohio river 10 foot
and falling slowly. Weather. fair and
warm Up; Bedford and Grccnwood
Due up: Valley Belle. Down: civ az
Pittsburgh. Due down: KanaSbe
Little Ranawha falling. Locals an
time. VI"
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THE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Charleston. o., ,KANAWHA, 3 q. m.
Pittsburgh. ben luR, G ., IN.
Sistersvillc. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington, LEROY. $500 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY. s a. m.
Parkershurg II X. BEDFORD. 1850 IA n
Matamoias. JEWEL, II Il. Ia.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, 6 a. m
Pittsburgh GREENWOOD, ESQ n. m.
Sistersville. RUTH. $50 p. m
ClarlngtOn. ., LEROY, $50 p. m.
SteubcnNlllcaT. NJ. BANNE, ESQ p m.
noArs LEAVING TOMORROW.
Piiisbursh. VIRGINIA. ) a. m.
i,I hthcl sin,Irg LEN Hulk, II a. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 n. m
SteubenYlllc.T NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
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Roth nnfnrtnnntns Dend.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Aprl 25,-Hush
b. Chrlsty, who was shot by Lucy
Mcsscrsmlth Monday night, died at the
hospital at an early hour this morning,
After shooting Christy Mrs. Messer-
smith committed suicide.
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Along tho Landing.

The marks at p. m. Wednesday
showed feet 4 inches and stationary.
Weather. cloudy and warm
To-dnys packet for Cincinnati is the
Queen City, at a. m.
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There will be an lmportap, meotlns
" tho Powell Lodge No. s. II. p ~ i
Z. 4. Of A., at Walters hail. corner al
Twcnty-siNth and Chapllne Htrtetg on
Friday afternoon, April q, az AL.
o'clock sharp, as business OF Importance
VIII bO transacted
II, w, WILKINS. Pres.
C. II, ltOMb lt' secN ape
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0AaN0RMn

VOTE for W. + BOWERS Tor Count,
Assessor city District. 'u''''
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ALL latest novelties In sultlugs and
Fancy VestlnRs. at c, w SEA
BRIGHT's SON. Merchant Tailor
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VOTE for W. e. BOWERS for County
Assessor, city District
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NEGLECTED colds make fat prov,
yards. Dr. Woods Norway p,nc
syrup helps men and women To a hnnny
vigorous old HRc-3. il'''
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gIatulenco Is cured BY DEEcHAWs
PILLS.
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CHARLEY COOKE
Says he Voted for Mckinley and
Hobart in 1895, and That
He is NOW A REPUBLICAN.

The Young Mans Politics is of More
Interest Than That of Any Other
Man in Wheeling, Owing to His APP
pointment as City Engineer Being
Held Up in council-Interest in
the Primaries Increasing.
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dent. ex-senator H. J. Eckley. OF Car
roll: state central committeeman, Prof
j. II. Beall Of Scio.
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FOOD FAIR.
McMECHEN'S
60 TO THE FOOD FAIR AND SEE TIL
ROBERTS FILTERS.

For Kitchen, pantry. bath, laundry,
once, restaurant. Germ proof. Az
tnchnblc to any splgot. DlGorent SIZE,
aud prices. Highest award among
eight nj the Nat, Export ENpositlou u
n househOld Hitter. Unique In coz
struction and appearance.
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oE1o.s1pE POLITICS.

The friends OF Hon. Joseph r. Black
burn over the river. and he has hosts
of them, were glad to learn OF his VIC
tory in Columbus yesterday afternoon.
in securing tho nomination for dairy
and food commissioner for the third
term Joe" Is an old Ballaire boy and
has demonstrated that he is a smooth
worker. A vigorous fight was mada up
on Mr.. Blackburn by some Of the mem
beers OF the Ohio Dalrymen's Assocla-
ton. but this seems TO have stirred his
friends to more vigorous Efforts and he
secured the necessary votes on the sec
ond ballot for the only place for which
there was contest. He asked this as
a vindlcation because OF the strong eff
forts made against him In the election
two years ago. 1t is good year 10 BE
on the Republican ticket I'm Ohio. ana
the hearty congratulations OF the
friends Of Mr.. Blackburn from this sec
tlon are extended
The Ohio State Journal contains this
personal mention Of two Bellaire gem
Zion. David II. Darrah Of BellaIre,
is ono OF the goOd-looltng, well-dressed
political leaders from his section. He
has been valiant and successful In his
work for the administration In old Bel
mont. and may yet be heard from in
state affairs.
state senator Frank Archer. OF Bel
mont. came In after his visit 20 WASH
inRtnn, with Senator Shepherd, and re-
ports pleasant trip. Archer represents
n senatorial district Of 1--WE populouB
counties. large enough TO elect a con-
gresham. but he IN not quite ready to
orrcr himself as a congressional candl-
date
The Sixteenth district was recognized
on the various committee NJ the state
convention ag follows. on credentials,
j. II. Flmplc. Carr0llton rules o. NJ.
Grecnbank. Monroe; resolutions, Hon.
J. ]. Gill; permanent organization, Hon.
T.. Il. Armstrong, Bemont vice prcsi-
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GA 5T X IL - 49,.
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STATIONERY. hooks. ETC.

oIAI4UN In II DVVIA17'
MASTER CARDS
Aud Booklets in great variety. o. Ss
Of the leading Weekly Papers ~,
Magazines, SAPHo and many ,, Ss.5t
cheap books. Stationery ana Disc"
Books, Gospel Hymns.
C. H. oUIMBY. 14l4 Market 81
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Thu Eighth Ward Republican club
viii hold a meeting this evening. at
Arbcrz's hall, corner N Thirty-thirl
and Jacob streets and the candidates
and Republicans In general arc given
cordial invitation to attend
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-09
Thomas Square Concert.

The band will play the following Sc
lcctions at concert in Thomas Square
at the usual time this evening:
PART |.
Oyerture-"The Kings Lieutenant
''''''''.' .'.,',. ............. lltl
"EeXCelsior" ............ Balfe
SeleCtiOn-"Two Hostile Brothers"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Verdi
Songs
(a) "Oiwi Mani" "Pua Alani."
(bJ Wal Mapuna" Hone Ac Mel"
Excelsior" ............. Balfe
Miss Kelilaa and Mrs. Alapai
PART ii.
Medley-"The Crackerjack" ..Mackie
Gavotte-"Dawn of Love" :. Herman
WaltZ-"Love Me" .......... Coward
Sigma" ............. Bennett
THE Star Spangled Banner"