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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-08
ECHOES OF THE GAME.

The need of ropes was manifested at
the game. 1t is too much to ask Of
people to compel them to watch the
game from the grand-stand, and the
combined associations of the High
school. St. Thomas and Lackawanna
should purchase ropes to surround the
field.
Phillips. the fiery haired High school
halfback, was almost laid out during
the first half by an injury to his knee.
Dean was unable to get into the
game for the High school, but Powell
ably took care of fullback in his place.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale 81 Lackawalna Ave.)
Buttcr-Creamery. 23a2+c. dairy tubs. 23c.
Eggs-Selcct western, 17c; nearby state, 19c.
Cheese-Ful cream, new, 1l1ac.
Beans-Pcr bu., choice marrow, $40; medium,
$3.50; pea, $780,
POtatoes--60c
Onions-60c. per bu.
Flour-Hest patent, S4.G0.
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Tropp kicked off in the second half,
making beautiful drive to the Regi-
mcnt's goal posts. Full Back Stark
missed the ball, but Gendall picked 1t
up and made the sensational run Of
tho day. In and out he writhed,
through the High School ranks, and
eluded one vicious tackle by jumping
over the tackler. After going thirty
five yards, he was brought down by
Tropp.
High School soon recovered the ball
and on the first down McHugh was
given the ball. and the play occurred
which was told of above. The lineup
follows:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-08

. delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling! no
baking! add boiling water and set to
cool. Flavors:-Lemon, Orange, Rasp-
berry and Strawberry. Get a package
st your groceys to-day. 10 cts.
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From Another's Point of View.

Dolly Swift--"AIiss Thirtysmith was beside
herself last night"
Sally Gay-'I hope she took the opportunity
to stand off and see how ridiculous she looked.'
Judge.
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Hosiery Of Many Kinds
To Suit All Purses.

We told that there better stockin this city, We
don't think there another good better stock than
greater assortment of all kinds The
showing OF fancy kinds is particularly large This be
season OF highly colored effects Values always little
better much better than those found in generally
Womens Stockings--25c pair. Of fast black
on all black and black with unbeached feet split soes
ST. 80 half Dozen SOC pair-se Thread Stockings
fancy printed designs, various coors. Value SOC.
For Men--10c a pair Black half hose with unbeached
feet unequaled for wearing qualities $oo per half Dozen
For ChiIdren--12hc pair. Ribbed fast black cotton
for school and knocabout service Double soe heels
and knees
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LIVE NEWS Of The
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
PRESENT CONDITION OF AN.
THRAcrTE COAL TRADE.

Feverish Tendency of the Market
Has Been Cooled-Reduction in
the Price Of Steel Rails Does Not
Meet the Views Of the Railroads
and No Business Of any Import
ance Has Been Closed at the Re-
duction-company Leaving Chi
cago,
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FOOTBALL GAME
ENDED In FIZzLE
CAPTAIN TRoPP LED HIGH
SCHOOL MEN FROM FIELD.

Rough Tactics Pursued by Thir-
teenth Regiment Team Resulted in
Their Opponents Withdrawing
from the Gridiron, at Advice of
Superintendent Howell and Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Control Jayne.
Score Was Then a Tie--Results of
Games Played by the "Big Five"
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THE MARKETS.

The following quotations are furnished The
Tribune by NJ. s. Jordan h Co., roofns 705.IO0
Mears building, Scranton, Pa. Telephon 5oo3:
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A5e sATAlVEs oOl W ~ SO's Space.

of Chichester: 100 feet OF 10-inch sewer,
$247; one manhole, S35; toJel s2S2
Construct sewer in the west side of
Second Street. abutting lot F, square 579:
Il feet of eisht-inch sewer, S21-25-
Construct sewer in 5 Street northwest
between First Street and lie Droit Avenue.
abutting lot 3, block / Bloomin gdale and
lots Il. -, l3, IA 10, 10. %, a, 25. %. -.
2S 20, and 80, block I6 SteIIwagen's addf-
tiCn TO lie DrCit Park; 220 lineai feet of
12-inch sewer. $3.50: go lineaI feet CT 10
inch sewer, $31G; two manhoIes, SIC
$40.
Construct sewers in Eighth Street north
west between Savannah and Trenton
Streets, and Trenton Street between Sew
enth and Eighth Streets, abutting lots
u, %. 26. u, IS, and -. block 81 and lot
"A, block 20, Petworth: 420 feet Pinch
sewer. $71+: % feet 10-inch sewer, SI05;
TWO manhoIes, $.G-SSS9.
Construct sewer in the north and south
alley CT square q. adjacent TO lots 81, 81
%, -, 10, l and h; estimated cost 155
feet of 10-inch sewer. one manhole, $224
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END OF THE RIFLE MEET.
stiff Hreeze> Prevent High Scores nj
Sea Girt.

SEA GIRT, y j, Sept. S.-A stiff 2O-knot
breeze blew over the rife range ali the
morning ana prevented, 10 a great extent,
tbs making Of high scores. The wind was
puffy and at 200 yards il was found al
most impossible 10 hold a gun. The shoo;-
ing went on just the same in spite OF the
wind and although no high scores were re-
corded, some good shots were made.
The closing day OF the ninth annU Il
meeting Of the association brought out
many visitors, and the meeting closed
with a grand hurrah. This meeting was
the NEST successful Cne since the asso-
cations inception nine years ago. More
teams entered the various matches than
heretofore and more interest was show n
by the rifemen of the country who par
ticipated in the many events
The meet has been all the more graft
flying to the association from the fact
that the prizes and trophies have teen 50
evenly divided. New York, Massachusetts,
the District of Columbia, Maryland and
New Jersey all won trophies and honors
much 10 the satisfaction or all concerned
Mny teams have signiiled their intention
of returning here next year TO compete
IN the programme Of events.
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THE RETURNING RIFLEMEN
VIII Have Il Great Reception On
Their Arrival

Upon their return from Sea Girt tonight
the rife teams of the District National
Guard will be rendered a royal reception
/ by their comrades of the District Brigade.
Although the hopes Of those-that expected
the local maTksmen 10 capure the Hilton
Trophy were dashed by the superior show
ing Of the New Jersey team, yet the Dis
trict teams have made such a good record
that they VIII be received with enthusiasm
orders as follows We're issued at mill
tia headquarters yesterday: The Fifth
| Battalion aud the brigade band will as
sembIe on Saturday, The Sth instant, 10
receive the brigade rifle teams on their
return from Sea Girt. y J.
Companies not belonging to the desig
mated battalion desiring to participate il
the reception are authorized 20 do so and
will be formed into a provisional bat
talon under the command of Major VIII
liam f. Harvey. Sixth Battalion.
Line will be, formed at 7:40 o'clock
p. m. on the west side of New JERSEY
Avenue facing-eest; right resting Gil B
Street northwest,
The line OF march Will be down B
Street to First Street, to Pennsylvania
Avenue, to Fifteenth Street northwest,
thence south to E Street where the pa
rade will be dismissed.
Similar orders for the Sixth Battalion
were issued by Major William E. Harvey.
The battalion viii assemble at the armory
at o'clock. Company 4. of the Sixth
Battalion, won the company match and a
number of the members of the Second
Regiment team which won the interstate e
regimentai match and also several mark
men on the victorious brigade team be-
long to the Sixth. In addition to the two
battalions the full brigade band of thirt,
pieces Will be in line. Adjutant General
Mosher will command all the troops.
Red fire will be freely used at the Bal
timore and Ohio depot when the train
bearing the team pulls in about s O'Clock.
Lieut. F. c. NJ. Mattingly has supervision
of this portion of the programme and has
received orders to proceed in the sane
manner as last year when the teams. re-
turning with fewer prizes than on this
occasion, were royalty received.
At the armory on f Street spread vii;
be rendered to the members of the teams
and speeches VIII be made by prominent
officers of the guard, eongratulating the
rifemen on their fine record.
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.tosse Held far the Grand Jury

In the Police Court this morning William E. F.
Rcgge. cook, who recently came here from An
napoiis, pleaded guilty 10 the charge of grand
larceny, ard judge Kimbau he'd him in 500
bonds for the grand Jury. Rogge was arrested
yesterday by Detectives Lacy. Father, and Nc
Nance, on the charge Of stealing several articles
et jawclry. including solitaire diamond ring
and two treastrins, from AIRS. Nellie b. lex. of
30 Thirteenth Street northwest. Rogge had beeT
4 r1O1aer ai Ms JeX's house. Tle was requested
% leave Iasi "Wednesday. and the iewclrs- VAS
missed glaf CveIiug md the facts reported 10 The
Ip.iee. Royce Il i FL. confessed 10 the do
lsctives OF taking The ieweIry- lie had pawncd it
for $50.
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CARTRIDGES IN WASTE PAPER.
Narrow Escape From Putting Them
in CrcnsatorN IEurmnce.

in GrGnisforS furnace
Warner StutIer, Superintendent OF the
Street Cleaning Department, today showed
to Commissioners Ross two Is calibre
gun cartridges which had been taken TO
the crematory at the foot of South Capt.
toll Street in waste paper In handling
over the paper prior TO its being burned
the cartridges dropped out, being heavy on
account OF the big lead bullets with which
they were loaded.
It was practically by accident that the
cartridges were found before being shoy-
eled into the furnace, and one of them in
exploding might easily have cost the life
of workman in the crematory. The As
calibre cartridge contains 20 grains of
powder and 500 grains of lead. or IL of
an ounce of powder and l IA ounces of
lead. The bullet from the cartridge has
a penetrating power sufficient to go
through Is pine boards each rs of an inch
thick, and has a velocity of 1,179 feet a
second.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
s;erri.ae Licenses rx.ueg

Marriage licenses were issued today to: John il.
atcWillam and Sadie Hodge, both OF Deerfeld,
Va: John A. Phillips, Pittsbnrg and Ruth \.
Clark, AieNandria, Va; Herbert $ Bryant and
Elizabeth NJ Preston; John ". SteHmetz. this
city, and Amanda N. Tneile, Fioris, Va; William
Asberry Gibson, Hampton, Va. and Fannie C.
Mckinney this city; Jacob Andrew Koon and
stanaN Jones, both oi HageIstown. Md.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
Held for stnbbIne Kaufman.

George D. Bryan, who brought back from
Baltimore yesterday by Detective Weedan. was
arrsigned in the Police Cour; this morning on
the charge of assault with intent 10 kir George
Kaufman Bryan pleaded not guilty and was held
by Judge Kimbdll in 500 bonds for the grand
jury Bryan, it Is ALLEGED, stabbed Kaufman in
osrams drug store on "Wednesday night Kauf-
man was taken to the Emergency Hosuiiral and
had his wourds dressed. He * still al the hospitaI
and is improving.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
ASKS SEPARATE SUPPORT.
Mrs. Murphy Makes Charges Against
Her Husband.

HeF husDahu.
Olivia Murphy today fled suit in the
Supreme Court of the District against her
husband, James Murphy, for separate sup
port and maintenance She also asks that
the defendant be restrained from selling
or encumbering certain property and that
she be awarded the care and custody of
her children.
Attached to the petition is a contract
entered into between the parties on De-
cember {, 1894, whereby the husband
James Murphy binds himself in the sum
of $500 TO abstain from the use of in
toxieating liquors for five years and 10
never again circulate slanderous reports
concerning his wife nor again assault
her The parties were married in this
city in 1888 Mrs. Murphy charges that
her husband treated her with system
attic cruelty. and assaulted her not less
than twenty times
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Strucl y, nu Ftey,or

about O'Clock last evening. Isaac C g-n,bcr-
ger steHe cutter, forty-soven years old was
struck tie head by a descending elcvator At
tie rc@aveir. near Howard University, ami Sc
veFeiy injured. lie waz removed 80 the Freed
p'ans Hospital, where ii found he was ,tf-
iefiIg frcm cuncu~sion of the brain. t=mbeIger
wa=i5us II hands at the tine OF the accident
nrgp4ratGn 10 leaving for his nome 21Sl p
street. This morning i WIS reported lat his
c'ad=tieH Ss critical, bar he has slight chance
II fceeser.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
Marine band Concert.

The programme fot Tie concert by tie band Of
the Unit-d States Marine Corps at dhe Exeou-
tive t.sI=i.n tbs S:torEctn 1t $50 o'ccek Is IS
follows
March, tie Natios-d Capital Csn.ennial,''
.S.,nte.t,l IA
lOvsr;Tiee ,.Rienzi' Wagner
Suite, From Fore;sn L-&d' first iimc,
Ca} GorInS7. t3l Eas :@E. - Si.aniz..l.
Po!faS+v!s;t Ter ;vvo ear-ets, Elegance
s.------.. -..- .i-aU-es!d al
Aiiszis :sf7, O. Eb IA d I'D II. y Niis-d1r!ie5.
Pallet n.ts.c ein c. = y i a,t :, Tse..a I-ov.ki
(aj t2@:11a 4 A-5it:a, VA, 81 il ed-fiPe Gaac,,
6 I@Ese Eus4S Trefk t.r-t ;.!n
2- Ga Y .l;s,ia, 'sT}a m ..-,... BeI.lix
J.. N;Tsi., 60 r, yu J. = t.i- tli.e) IA .or
G.e.t.sta. ..l-ci'8a2ri,' ,'....-.. Ssr,.e.l.:f, n
i5-sSf.5ii -, fTiJ O. taas sis- Z ENp7c~=,
F-tIatia aszn, !i1il, e'a,l5-ll, yes
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SGEDEUgA ,s an IN
Hurt in n Runaway

While riding along Benning Road about 10
O'Clock last night, the horse attached 10 the
buggy continuing George Campbell and Miss
Mamie krouscT became frightened and ran away
throwing the occupants out near the corner of
Nineteenth Street and demoliShing the vehicle
Miss krouser cut and bruised about the face
ard head Mr.. Campbell was but slightly hurt
lie was able to take Miss krouseT 10 her home
253I d Street northwest.
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SUNDAY at Y. II. G 4.

Rev y c. Naylor pastor MARYLAND Avenue
Baptist Church. will lead the mems meeting at
the Young Mems Christian Association, 1872 C
Street northwest, -tUmHTrew afternoon, at 80
o'clock There will be good singing. and lemon
ade and rai1a-leaf fans viii furnished to all. Mgn
are cordially invited to attend this service.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
The Evanescent Ashman.

Complaints stfll pour in upon the Street Cleaning
Department. relative TO the failure Of the ash
man to put in an appearance and take away the
ashes Judging trum the letters The failure Of the
service Is confined any particular part Of
the city
The evening times., 1900-09-08
Compliance with the smoke LAW

The Health Department Is putting forth specfal
eforts to bring about the enforcement Of tie
smoke iaw. by writing letters 10 those using soft
coal and ~ sending out information TO the effect
that unless the laW is complied with within a
reasonable period sufficient 10 cover the time
OF making the necessary changes IN furnaces and
boijets. they viii be proceeded against in The
Pn.irp CnIIlr
The evening times., 1900-09-08

Hashim's Academy OF 5fusic-yaudeville, after
noon and evening.
Kernan's Lyceun, Theatre-VaudeviIle. afternoon
and evening.
New Biiou Theare-"Queen Of the Orient, -"
afternoon and evening.
Glen Echo Park Vaudeville, afternoon and
evening.
Wildwood Vaudeville, afternoon and evening
National Baseball Park-Iiolloways diving
horses. , and s p. m.
Chesapeake Beach-Trains leave Chesapeake
Junction daily 10 a. m. II q. m, p. m, }.
s. and for Chesapeake Beach on the-Bay.
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q, ner, Crab E;sb,,,.

Lum Harper, clerk OF the Police Court, is spend
inc his vacation at Atlantic City. \ letter Was
received here this morning stating that he yes
teTday caught 800 cIats. He viii ship them TO
his friends in this city. MIR. Harper is SAID TO be
the best crab fisher among the officials of the
Police Court
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EyFNINe NEs WASHINGTON sATuRDAY sEpTEMBER s. $500
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
Annual Report of the Property
Clerk Submitted.

Makes Coed Showing Of business
Done During Last Xear-Recom-
Deputy and Clerks BE Slightly In
creased-other Interesting Matters.
The evening times., 1900-09-08

A letter has been addressed to John
3. Barry, of 40 Twentieth Street
northwest, by the Commissioners in an
swer TO his application for the canceIIa-
tion of the tax sale cf lots 1 and ? block
1, Barry S Subdivision of Friendship
stating that in view of the facts in the
case they could not intervene to declare
the sale void
The action of the Commissioners was
based upon report from the Assessor in
which he said: "A deed was recorded
October .. 1895. from John NJ Barry to
Mary E. French, which was indefinite and
vague in the description of the property
conveyed, being described as one acre of
land, and did not recite the subdivision
which had been previously made by John
NJ. Barry, and said one acre embraced land
within Chesapeake Street, one CT the
streets Of the subdivision.
BY reference To said deed and sub
division it has been ascertained through
The evening times., 1900-09-08

The prize medal Tor purity and par excellence
of HeuTich's beer at The Pans Exposition IS he
most convincing argument tha, AlaoIzcn snd san
ate are the hest that can he bFewed Of .laal5
and hops PAone 634, Arlire Betting Co. Tor
4 ctse
The evening times., 1900-09-08
Downtown Temperuture

The thermometer at A'aeek's registered s. de-
grees al a. m. 9l54 degrees at noon. and 81 at
p.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
THE Sun AND NOON

Temperature at 8 a n-.--.-....-.............19 q
Temperature at l:3e p. m.-..-...--........-...gJ ~
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THE TART =

sun 81 A NJ Sun sets-.-..-.-.6:2I p N
Moon TIses.......-.... Moon setS.......4:is \. NJ
The evening times., 1900-09-08

Joseph Paris has submitted to the
Commissioners his report of the Fire De-
partment for the month OF August. The
Chief Engineer says there were twenty
seven alarms OF fire, a decrease OF thir-
teen as compared with the previous month.
and an increase of seven as compared with
the corresponding month of the year 1899.
Two OF the alarms. he informs the Com
mIssioners. were false. Continuing. the
report says:
''Irregularity in receiving alarms were
reported on boxes 81. ~ 2i7, 31S. and 1876.
There were also twenty-five local or si-
lent alarms. for which no bells were sound
ed. which were answered By the 5IsDaTt-
ment. Four Of these alarms were false.
The estimated loss for the month vas
s.. .63a, covered by Insurance of ST 6S5,
against loss OF $3.175 and an insurance
OF 1.900 for the previous month. and a
loss Of S904J and an insurance Of 81, 6,325
for the corresponding month of the pre-
vious year.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
STREET IIGHTING

Low tide AN and 80 ? NJ
High tide...,..,-....--.--6;5 -6;59 N. and 7:24 T. "
The evening times., 1900-09-08
Uue Gueuiaa Ulssses
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1900.
The weather Indication,
TEMPERATURE.

Generally fair tonight and sunday; light 10 irez'
Northeast 10 east winds.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
ANU USEMENTS.

Lamps lit to-day -G;5s n
Lamps 5ut tomoTTow. "A \. NJ
The evening times., 1900-09-08

the owner that lots /. 2, and 3, block 1,
lots 3, :, and s, block . were intended TO
be conveyed to Mary E. French. but as
the record did not Fecite what sub-di"is-
ion, and attention not having been here
tofoTe directed TO It by the owner, the
transfer could not be made and the lots
were seVerally sold at the tax sale April
II, 1885 in the name of John NJ. Barry,
except lot S, block 5, and the certificates
of sale are now outstanding
''As the legal limit of TWO years FIR the
redemption has passed, and the purchasers
a the tax sale are entitled TO deeds, it IS
advised that settlement be made with
them, with a view 10 the surrender of the
tax sale certificates. and subsequent
transfer of the property TO Mary z.
French under the deed of October ., 1885
The evening times., 1900-09-08

&c tTsa'n so5 as.cr : ite soz-c ti.eu.l:s 1.usic
4.-2 "a ave.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
The 3 Days. Cure

Cfc, men) leads 2lI remedies in this city, :
prompt and permanent charge. Con-
fultqtion free. DR.. McKEEHAN 516 I2tn St NV
Office hours, 10 u e. m, 10 p n Sundays.
10 p. N. se4-imo
The evening times., 1900-09-08

Chevy Chase Lake Is Delightful
in the evening. Dancing. Amusements for all
Fairy lights Sacred concerts tomorrow.
SI.2o to Baltimore and Return via
Is. tS o.
Saturday and Sunday, September and 9.
The evening times., 1900-09-08

F. O. Beckett. the District Property
Clerk, today submitted his report to the
Commissioners for the fiscal year ended
June 30. 1900, together with certain recon-
mendatioEs deemed advisable for the more
effective transaction of business in his of
The evening times., 1900-09-08
5Ha kgecks

P-t i4tie z...n, ,-!!Es5l. c.a,1=sa,.ia .Fiyag
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NORTH HAVEN.

Miss H. M. Jacobs entertained friends
from the center one day last week
At ST johns church a vesper service
will be held at o'clock on Sunday dur
ing the month of July. No evening SER
vice will be held through July and Au-
gust.
lawn party will be given by the la
dies of st. Johns church at the rectory
on Friday evening July g.
A tree on the bank Of N. w. Hines
place, North Haven Center, blew down
during the recent gale and lay 50 near
the wheel track that 1t was thought to
be unsafe for travel. and it was remov-
ed Saturday night.
Il. A. Warner will spend the Fourth
In town with ]. w. Tuttle.
The funeral of G. w. Smith was at
tended at his late home on Saturday af-
ternoon, June &c. The service was con-
Quoted by the Rev Mr.. Squires of West
Haven, who was pastor of the church
where Mrs, Smith attended before com
ing to North Haven, Mr.. Smith leaves
two daughters and two sons.
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Louis Knollemeyer, John W. HUT, DR..
| William Burke.
| Music: George ,Bohn, Jr., e. p.
| O'Meara. Louis Knollmeyer.
Printed badges Peter j. Conlin, W.
! f. Whittlesey John ]. O'Dcnnell.
| Statutes and bells: Charles G. Unger,
r. b. Brill, John w. HUT.
Exercises: A. Maxcy Hitler, W. T..
| Whittlesey, c. w. Ross, L. p. O'Meara,
! DR.. William p Burke.
| Fireworks: Richard H. Tyner, Peter
j. Conlln. e. I. Atwater, John w. Hutt,
! Felix ChillngWorth.
Collections: Richard H. Tyner, A
Maxcy Hitler, W. e. Whttlesey.
| The programme of the concert by the
| Olympia Marine band at Trowbridge
Square at s to 10 .. M:
Star Spangled Banner.
March" Columbia. =. ........., lines
Selection-From the Amer. ......,.
:. ............. ....Victor Herbert
my Josephine" and Popularity" So.
..... -. =. ................ Stromberg
American" Overture ;. ......... Catl1n
"Cyrano"-Waltz. :. ...... Whitmark
Tow Step-"Little iBt Off the Top.
......'.' AlCIiGL
THE Jolly Musketear".. :. $50. .Langy
Medley ......... ........ .,........ carl
Stars and Stripes Forever" ,.... .Sousa
Programme of concert at Hitler park,
8 to 5 p. m.
Star Spangled Banner.
Overture-zampa. .......,. Herold
Medley Decentralization Echoes.
N~piltclliO
Cornet solo-Coumbia Polka Podlinson
G. H. Kessel
March-Second Regiment c. N. Co..
.... 49,. ..... ................ Reeves
Part Second.
Selection-Cracker Jack. go. ..Tobani
Galop Laconia.. :. .,.......... Daniels
Medley selection-War Songs. .....
:. E. -. -. ...,.... ..Landarean
Song for cornet--Holy City Adams
c. Fl. Kessel.
March-American Republic. ....Thiele
America.
G. H. Kessel, Bandmaster.
Programme of the afternoon concert
by the A. o. u w band:
Star Spangled Banner.
March-Second Regiment Band, c. ~
Ii. -. -. ~. ,...,.,...,.. reeves
Overture--Poet and Peasant ...Suppe
Cornet solo-Felice. :. .Liberati
G. Fl. Kessel.
Patrol-Blue and Grey. .Dalbey
Part Second
March--Review of the Guard. Robinson
Selection-American Beauty. ..Kerker
Song and Dance-''Lil and Lou" Hall
March-Blue and Grey. ;. Cha ttaway
Song for cornet--Palms.. -. =. Faure
G. H. Kesse
American airs-Hail Columbia, Yam
kee Doodle.