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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
Mining stocks.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, September 19.-Wheat ad-
vanced strongly on wet weather in the
northwest and higher cables to-day,
October closing 11a@15sc over yester-
day. Corn and oats closed unchanged
and provisions 25ac to 171ac lower.
Wheat was strong and active all day.
To start with, there was the Liverpool
advance of sd, wet weather in the
northwest and g reported advance Of
10c per barrel for -four Under the in
fuence of this news October opened &c
higher at 7Sc to 718c, but on a report
that there was q prospect of the wealth
er clearing in the spring wheat country,
a reaction to 77Ac followed. After
this dip the tone was strong. North
west markets were strong and there
was liberal buying here for the north
west account. Receipts. here, too, were
small at northwest points and the
buying was said to be largely for coun-
try people. There were numerous re-
rains. Offerings in the pit were light
ports of serious damages from the
and the outside demand, coupled with
the efforts of shorts to get out of harms
way, resulted in a sharp advance Oc-
tober sold up to 79c, reeeded a little,
tulged further to 791ac and closed 11a0
15sc over yesterday at 79Ac. New
York reported Is loads taken for ex-
port, and Seaboard clearances in wheat
and -four were equal to 515, coo bushels.
Primary receipts aggregated 1,075,00
bushels. compared with 1 ,083 900 BUSH
els last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 409 cars, against 43S last week
and 721 a year ago. Local receipts
were 30S cars, nine of contract grade
Corn was dull but strong because of
the wheat strength and smaller country
offerings. The shipping demand was
slow. A report that shipments yester-
day were 100000 bushels would &C
count for the abatement to-day. There
was no life in speculative dealings.
Octobed opened at 3S%c, fuctuated
narrowly and closed unchanged at
3S5sc Receipts were 45S cars.
Oats were dull and featureless, with
the price clinging close to yesterdays
last figures all the session. October
closed unchanged at 215s@21%c. Re-
eeipts were 1874 cars. Provisions were
irregular, the tone at the end being
rather heavy, and with the exception
of lard, lower in price. The opening
was higher on the advance at Liver
pool and steady to strong hog mar
ket, but the support of shorts was
lacking. and as longs disposed of some
of their holdings the price eased off,
October pork sold between s12.221z and
s1195. and closed 171l2c under yesterday
at s11.971z. October lard closed 21ac
higher at sT.07Is, and October ribs so
TIC lower at s732h.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat. $40 cars; corn, 535 cars; oats,
225 cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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rels); New Orleans molasses, fancy,
s 81 doz' case. slsS dos; BAKERS GOODS
Teas Young Tyson, per ID. sog55e: gum
powder. 30dSvc: Imperial. Wd55c: Japan,
2saT5c: Ooleng. 2I9Soc: Souchang. zTG1oc.
per h.. Ilisc; Electric Light. FER h., tic.
Vinegar-Choice cider. i2d14c per gallon;
standard city brands i0ullc per gallon,
Fish-No. ? nlackerel, . lbs. 90 fish. $ %;
100 FISH, $50: No. 2. so lbs. $500.
fair domestic. SIC: ' fancy a.r head. l..
Salt-No. l. per Dbl, $40; extra, per Dbl,
sl25: dairy the. five bushel sacks. sl.lo
,a rrovis 5s,as. Sehenks n medium ,asa 6
breakfast bacon, 1es4 GI1l12c; S. c. Shoal-
ders, Sc; city sides, s&4c; ham beef. 15isc-
Canned Goods-s-ib. fancy tomatoes secs
& Is: Hartford Co standard corn. SOC; Alb.
Honey Drop corn. s1.0J; peaches. yellow
free, 2so. BIB standard table. Sis;
saf0rni sat,m lemon Deas s,as : 81.
peaches 500; lib Deep Sea full standard
cove oysters, s1.05; Acorn Standard string
beans, 75c; GLIB can corn beef. $3.50: lib
Oil-Lard, extra western, strained, COO;
carbon oil. no. Sc; carbon, $50, siac ,
water white. SIC; Lewis miners winter
Lard-Schenk's pure kettle, tierces, Sc;
Silver Leaf. tierces. Slsc. The advance
for smaller packages oves uerces IS as fol-
Is 6W fns iaos re- t,5 So-'o .b 5sb sins &c:
3-lb. tins. lc.
sugars-Cutloaf, 6.S2c; cubes. 6.57c; pow
dered., 6.52c: granulated, standard. SIC:
graduated, fine. sac; Columbia A, 6oIc;
American A. 6.0Ic; white extra {, 5fc;
c, 5.57c: choice fruit sugar, 555c.
Coffee-Green coffee. fancy golden Rio.
Ice; fancy green, l5c: choice green, lt1so'
ed In packages, Arrow. ~ 4c; Pan Handle,
lSl4c; Arbuckle & Co.'S roasted. l264c;
Lion, n.64c; bulk roasted, 29c; Mocha and
Java, &c: 4 grade Rio. 2sc. !.
Brooms--ordinary sweeping s2.6og3. 20
per dozen! carpet s3.694400; stable. S4.0O;
whisps. sl.50: hearth. sl.5o
Flour, Grain and Feed.
Flour-Choice family -four in wood,
$40; in paper. 1896 per barrel; Minnehaha
in cotton sacks or wood, $3.50; Galaxy. in
paper sacks. $3.50: spring wheat flour in
jutes sacks, 40 lbs, 81 SO Dbl, Pillsbury $
Best in wood and cotton, 81 IS: Ptllsbury' $
in paper. s4.65; Gold Coin. sac in cotton or
wood; Gold Coin, in paper and jute, $3.50:
Loyal. s4.oo in paper: Reliance. in wood
or cotton, $3.50: in paper, $40: Winter
wheat Silver Lake ak in Is paper. A.l5; rye
Wheat-Per bushel soc.
Corn-55c
OatS-WeStern, out of store, 3oc; home,
Soc.
Feed-Middlings, per ton, $500; bran,
per ton, $500
Hay-No. / baled, $780, loose hay, $500
Q13.00.
straw-Loose. s6.OO@7Oo; loose. $500.
Chop-S19.G0 per ton.
Dat Feed-S16.0o per ton.
Live Stock.
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to 1900. s4.7565. 90;
good, 900 to I,000, S450@5.o0; good, 800 to
800, S4.00Q450; common, 600 to $780, $3.004
400; bulls. So. 00(l375.
Hogs-Extra. S5.50d5.65; good $5.25q5 50;
common, 81 501500.
Sheep-Extra, $3,oO94.OO; good, s2.0O@3. 90;
lambs, S4.0p1425
Fresh Cows-s20 0G935 90.
Calyes-$4 096D650
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
SEVERAL CHANGES


PITTSBURG, Pa, September ID
The resignation of Andrew M. More
land as director and secretary of the
Carnegie Steel Company was accepted
at a meeting OF the directors Tuesday
and Mr.. VIM. w. Blackburn, not As
sistant Secretary Campbell, as previous.
" announced, was elected to succeed
him in both positions.
VIM. c. McCausland, formerly CASH
Ter of Carnegie, Phipps & Co.. limited.
and subsequently cashier OF the Car
negie Steel Company, limited, was APP
pointed to succeed Mr.. Blackburn as
assistant treasurer Of the Carnegie Steel
Company.
Frank A. McCune was appointed
cashier of the Carnegie Steel Company
to fill the vacancy caused by Mr.. Nc
Causlands promotion.
The resignation of George Megrew as
purchasing agent of the Carnegie Steel
Company was accepted, but his sue
cessor was not appointed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
ROOSEVELT IN IDAHO.

RExBURG, Idaho, September 19.-Gov.
Roosevelt's special train left Butte. Mont,
at a. M, en- route to Pocatello Idaho. A
stop was made at Market Lake, Idaho, at
the request of Senator Shoup. Senator
Carter introduced Gov. Roosevelt to the
crowd from the back platform but the
stop was not long enough for a speech.
At Rexburg an address was made to the
people at the opera house
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METAL.

NEW YORK, September I9.-Tfn
continues its downward course owing
10 the irregularity and weakness
abroad. To-day's market wound up
with prices 70 points below last nights
close with sellers on the basis Of $3.50
and very weak in tone. The rest OF the
list developed little If any new fea-
lures. Pig iron warrants closed very
dull at SO 371a % 37is: lake copper
quiet at unchanged prices, SIG T51
II 90. Lead ruled duh and closed at
81 8. r. while speiter exhibited some
steadIness at 81 1904 Is. the pre-
vailirg rates The bankers price for
lead was 81 90 and for copper SIC 75G
IL 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, September 19.-The ce-
mand for staple cottons has been on a
quieter scale to-day in al depart
ments. Goods are scarce and sellers
very difIicult to deal With. BIeached
cottons are advancing. Higher prices
named on several HsI11n grade tick
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Oil, unchanged.
Register Office,

Register OEIlce,
WHEELING, September 49,
The wholesale markets reported brisk
business yesterday. The opening of the
fall trade is but beginning and quarterly
buyers is the cause. In produce fruits
are going up again as the season adj
groceries, provisions are cheaper, with
sugars a shade higher. Other changes
are slight. Flours are decidedly higher.
The following prices prevail:
rFr radfaq CProduce.
Butter-Creamery, 26 cents; choice coun-
try. 1SQ2oc: country, good, 1Oc: Souutry.
lsht 10c: butterine, l6G1Sc.
Eggs-121sd13c a dozen.
Navy Beans-Hand picked. s2.45 per bu.
Cheese-Prime Ohio factorw, 1lfITt5c:
New York. 12Ac; Linburger, 121zc; SWEET
PoultTy-old live chickens ss0aa.so per
dozen: chickens. hens, per pound. Sc:
spring chickens. g 5oGI3 60 per dozen; per
Ducks-$s.oo per dozen: geese. 5oc
Lard-corntry. 5dsc.
Old Rags-lzc per pound
Honey. n comb: l5glec Fer pound.
PotaIoes-New. sl-35 per barrel
Sweet Potatees-S2-25 per barrel; Jersey
sweets, S2.75 per barrel
Parsley-loc per dozen lunches
Lettuce-25G40c per busheI
Onions-75c per ,bushel; Spanish, s.. IS per
crate
Radishes-15c per dozen.
Cabbage-New, Toe per barrel
Appies-Fancy, IFS per barrel
Llmes-N.25 per crate.
Bananas-s1. 15sl2 % per bunch.
Nuts-Braz!!. SC per pound English Wal
nuts, lie; pecaas. lie: almonds. lie: fl
berts, 1Sc: wainuts. 40c Der bCshe,.
Tomatoes-35c per bushei
Cucumbers-2oc per dozer
Lemons-Fancy, $50; choice, $500.
Beans-s1c per hushel.
Waermelons-Ohfo River. sS.00lIl0.a1.
Canteloupes-Rockeyfo Gems, $3.50 per
crate.
Peaches-s1-5o per crate; 75asc per bas-
ket
Grapes-New York. lsszG14c per s-lb bas-
ke<
Pears-Bell. soc per basket: Bartietts.
75c per basket.
Plums-Damsons. & 3 per bushel.
Celery. 35c per dozen
Green Peppers-651l18 c per bushel
Groceries.
Syrup Silver Drip syrup. BIB quart
cans dozen in case. &l.05 doz: Fancy
DripaI bbls., &c; &c addition IN half bar
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Harrison Circuit Court.

Special to the Registers
CLARKSBURG, w. Va, September 10
To-day the jury rendered verdict of I'M
lawful shooting against James Anderson
for shooting Mary Brent all colored.
Gansey, Shortline negro. will be tried
tomorrow on the charge of burglary.
A motion for new trial in the famous
case of Dan Liner VS.. the Traders Ma
tional Bank, was argued to-day.
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NOT A BRUISE WAS FOUND
ON THE DEAD MANS BODY

Ralph Haslip Killed by railing
From a Train-His Neck Broken.
Special to the Register.
KEYSBR, w. Va, September 10
Ralph Haslip, Third division Balti-
more & Ohio brakeman, aged about
twenty-three, was instantly killed in
Kingwood tunnel at Tunnelton this
morning by falling from his train. He
had been married but a few months
and was son of Conductor George
Haslip. a peculiar feature was that
not a zbruise could be found on the
mans body, death resulting from a
broken neck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
THE LAST ONE GONE.

James A. White, 'The Light Bri-
gade." That Won Undyfng Fame
mt BaIalSIava, Dead in Ohio.
UPPER SANDUSKY, Ohio, September
19.-The last of the Balaklava survivors,
James A. White, is dead. He had lived
near this place since 1851 The battle was
made famous by Lord Tennyson's THE
Charge of the Light Brigade and from
all that is now known, Mr.. White was the
last of the twenty survivors. Six nun
dred and twenty-five men made the charge
and more than GOO were killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20

Bonds, while active In the market,
were weak. bur Others held firm. To-
tai sales par value $1,065.000.
United States refunding Is when is
sued and the IS declined n in the bid
price.
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LIVE STOCK.

assn NO"sf Pti .v-V-VNe3 oosVV
Market, active.
CHICAGO, September 19-Cattle,
receipts 1900 choice light and med
ium steers steady, others to 10c low
er. Natives. best on sale to-day one
car at Sc 90. Good to prime steers S. so
as 80. Cows weak to Toe lower. Heif-
ers So 00@5 90; bulls steady So $50
4 so. Calves steady 81 00@6 so.
Hogs, receipts to-day $4,000; to-mor-
row $4,000 estimated; left over 5000
Strong to sc higher. Top S. 621s.
Mixed and butchers S. 1895 571s.
Sheep, receipts $4,000. Sheep steady.
Lambs Is to Csc lower. Good to choice
wethers SO S5Q4 20. Native lambs
81 25@5 rs. Good to choice wethers
SO 85Q4 20.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, September 49,
Cattle, steady; prime s5.35@560.
Hogs, active and higher; prime as
sorted mediums $5.90Q5.921a; heavy
Workers $5.S5Q590; pigs $5.50@575;
roughs $3.50@5.10
Sheep, steady; choice wethers $430
@4.40; choice lambs s5.6005.S5.
Veal calves s700@7.50.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, September 49,
Hogs, easy at $4.e0Q5.65.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
TOO MUCH PROSPERITY.
The South Danyers National Bank,
Mt Peabody, Mass, Closed.

at Peabody, Mass, Closed.
WASHINGTON, d. &C., September 49,
BY order of it's board of directors, the
South Danvers National Bank, of Pea
body. Mass, has closed. The capital is
S150, 600; surplus and undivided profits, $780,
463; individual deposits, $233,529; due to
other national banks, s15,449; borrowed
money, S106,276. Bank Examiner Irwin B.
Eayles has been appointed receiver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
A TRUST TIGHTER.
Attorney General smyth, of Nebras-
ka. Hot After the MOnOpOIies.

General Smyth has brought suit to have
declared void the transfer last year of the
Argo Starch Co., of Nebraska City, Neb.,
to the United States company as being in
restraint of trade and against the State
antitrust law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
Government bonds weak.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.


Stocks-Quite severe inroads were
made on prices before trading had
stopped on the stock exchange to-day
and an average level was established
considerably lower than the low point
touched on Monday morning before
the rally commenced. The difficulty
of continuing the advance which was
felt yesterday and was emphasized
this morning prompted the traders to
atke tneir profits and the two days adj
vance was effectually wiped out At
ter the speculative holdings which had
been brought on Monday were dislodg-
ed the market came to a pause and
rallied slightly, but it was attacked
again in The last hour and sold vigor-
ously by the bears, making the closing
easy and near the lowest level of the
day. AS result long list Of proml-
nent railroad and miscellaneous stocks
show net losses ranging from l to 2
points. Tennessee coal was the most
conspicuous for weakness and fell over
four points on large selling, closing
with a net loss of 3A The weakness
was the more conspicuous as other
stocks in the steel group were relative
ly steady up 10 late hour. The spe-
cial weaness OF Tennessee Coal was
due to the heavy decrease in August
surplus earnings and the general
knowledge that the company's export
trade is hampered by high freight
rates on the railroads and the scarcity
OF ocean freight room.
The local fractions were conspicu-
ously weak as a group. The PROPOSE
ton to require the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company to put its wires IN
foreground was interpreted as an ex-
preston of a general municipal policy
toward these corporations. Tobacco
suffered to the extent OF 21a Peoples
Gas was relatively firm, but yielded TO
the late selling movement. The days
weakness In stocks must be explained
by general disquiet over the anthra-
cite miners strike and the money mar
ket outlook. The announcement of ad-
vances in the price of coal was an I'M
favorable factor in the market. The
money market continued firm in tone
and call loans commanded 2 per cent
at the maximum. Although there was
a slight reaction in sterling exchange
il is thought probable that further gold
will go out and there were rumors of
multiplying foreign loans to be placed
in New York which found no confirma-
ton. Discount rates continue to hard
en- abroad and the speculative world
recalls last years severe experience
when the foreign needs drew gold in
the very crisis of the money stringency
precipitating the December panic The
| speculative imitation at HAT time
seemed to crop out of account in to-
days comparison. Money continues TO
| move to the interior in large volume
both by telegraphic transfers through the
sub-treasury and by express and regis
tered mail. The sub-treasury paid fur
Their drafts to-day on gold deposited
on the Pacific coast and the disburse-
ment for pensions was also large, but
payments for the latter account have
reached their maximum for the pres
emit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
FIRST AMERICAN COAL

Has Arrived at Port Said-Left Phila-
deIphia August 22Dd.
PORT SAID, September 19.-The British
steamer Lorle, Captain Graham, from
Philadelphia, August p, via Algiers Sep
TENDER II, has arrived here with the first
importation of American coal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20

cts Print cloths quiet bu strong.
Brown sheetings and drills and tees
coarse colored COTTON goods held for
extreme advances. Prints firm, good
demand. Staple ginghams against buy
ers. Mems wear woolens slow. Dress
goods quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-20
FINANCE AND TRADE

NEW YORK, September 19.-Com-
mercial Advertisers London financial
cablegram:
The markets here were absolutely
stagnant to-day. Americans remained
about parity throughout the session.
One of the most important arbitrage
houses reports that it's total business
for the day was 200 shares with 1-16
OF one per cent. turn.
Paris was weak On the Brazilian
financial outlook, being heavily COM
mitted there. 1t sold Rio Tintos.
Money was steady. The bank re-
ceived 9153,O00 gold from Australia.
There was a slight demand for the
metal in the open market for France.
Silver was firm on Indian buying.
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NEW YORK, September 19.-Money
on call firmer at 1902 per cent; Last
loan IL per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 41a@5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.S7@
4.S7S for demand and at $4.S3A @4.S3%
for sixty days; posted rates $4.S40
4.841s and SASS; commercial bills
$4.S2k@4.83.
Silver certificates 62% @63%c.
Bar silver 62ssc.
Aoxinnrn dc,lln dn1L
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cans. dozen in case. A65 doz Fancy
Dripa. bbls.. &c; &c addition IN haH bar
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20

the last oamed with view Of bringing
from the United States good class
of government employees who shall
eventually replace array caicers 10 the
civil administration.
Mr. Luke Wrigbt-Ipteroal in prove.
ments. coustabulary, commerce, cor
poration franchises aod the criminal
code.
Mr. Henry C. Ide-Bankiog aud
currency and the organization Of civil
courts
Mr. Bernard Moses-Reveoue. taxa
tion aud schools.
T5e commissioners have established
Offices 10 the same building with Gen
Macarthur aud ara receiving, discuss
ing and absorbing the opinions of army
aad navy men and Of foreigners and
and Fllipinos. The people of Manila
seemed pleased with the dem ocratic
purposes of the commission and With
the habitually courteous demeanor.
The earlier feeling of disappointment
is slowly disappearing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
KILLING FILIPINOs.

Manila, Juoe II The Uoited States
forces had Two engagements of import
ance last week. The troops under Gen.
Foustou and Gen. Grant oeganized an
advance, with parts of five regiments
and two gus against 500 rebels iu a
mountain stronghold ess: of Blanca
bata, where it was supposed Capt.
Roberts OF the Thirty y-6frh regiment,
who was captured last month at San
Miguel de Mayumo, was held captive.
The Americans operated under many
difficulties and over an exceedingly
rough country but the rebels retreated,
only few resisting and the stronghold
was occupied aud burned
As the result of last weeks scouting,
so Filipinos we're tilled, 200 were cap
tared aud 800 rifles with %. 600 rouods
Of ammunition were surrendered.
Three Americans were killed.
Malar;al fever has been prevalent
sicce April 10 parts of Cavite and Bat.
augas provinces, which are garrisoued
by the Forty-sixth and Thirty ninth
regiments Thirty per cent. Of the
men of each regiment are on the sick
list. OF two bastalions 10 Bac,angas
province one has $50 sick and the other
1870.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
FOR CAMPAIGN DAY.

Fhe following committee has been appoint
ed to have charge of all the arrangements for
the State Campaign Meeting, next Tuesday,
June 26th:
hon. R. I. Manning, Chairmrn Neill
o'Donnell, Harry Rytteuberg. c. L. Stubbs,
An,houy White. Hubert G. 0steen, R. 0.
Purdy, Eugene Hogan, A. C. Phelps, Masioa
Noise, E. C. aaynswortb, G. n. Hurst. Jr.,
Marion Dorn, T B. Fraser, Jr., Shepard
Nash, J. D,ggs Wilder. ". n. Graham, Ed
gar Skinner, Dr. j. A. Mood, ". B. Boyle.
q. L. Scarborough.
The members of the Committee are request
ed to meet at the Bank of Sumter tomorrow,
(Thursdsy,) at l2 o'clock sharp. SO that
everything necsssory may be arranged for at
that time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20

The Annual Commencement exercises oi
ST. Josephs Academy will be held IN the
Opera House this evening, beginning at 6.3C
o'clock.
TIE following is the programme:
Bymo-Ave Maria Scbiodler. By the
Pupils Piaao-Miss Doyle.
Cbo:us-Wske, Wake Veazia. By The
Vocal Glass. Piano-Hiss Josie Hodge.
Ipst Oaartet-G.aud Galop. Hammered
Misses Marie Chicco, Birdie Aus,iue, Florie
RAM apd Pauline Jarecky.
French Rec Petit Virtuose- Misses
Lucy Smith, Ethel Cobb, Birdie Austine,
Psullpe Jarecky, Annie Fitcbett, Ethel Perry
Inst. Trio-Ls Chatelaiue. LeDuc. Miss
es Pauline Epperson, Birdie Austine and Lucy
Smith.
Vocal Solo--My Home is where the Heather
Blooms. De Koven Miss Josie Hodge. Pla.
no-Miss Liuehan.
Rec.-The Ride of Jennie McNeal-Mis:
Jessie Bitch.
japanese Fan Drill-by Twelve Little Girls
Piano-Nias Mary Chicco.
lost Qaartet-L 'Allerfe. Behr. Misse:
josie Hooge, Pauline Jerecky, Sarah Bees!ey
and Jessie Bitch
Rec -Graudma's Spinning wbeel-by the
Junior Elocutlon Class.
The Nations Pride-by ST. Joseph's Or.
chestra Pianc-Niss Birdie Austine.
Caotata-A Dream of Fairy Land-by the
Little Children.
lost. Duo-Tbe Flatterer. Cbaminade
Misses Doyle aud Line han.
Silver Bell Orill-by the Delsartean Class
Vocal Solo-Our Faith Then Fondly Pligh-
ing. Dooizetti. Miss Linehan. Piano
Miss Josie Hodge
Awarding Of Honors.
valedictory-Mss Linehan.
Chorus-Hear,s Light as Air. Wekerline.
By the Pupils Pisno-Miss Doyle.
Bishop Nocthrop's Address