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The
WORLD’S
‘ SWEETEST
SONGS '
" Have charmed young and old; rich and poor; everywhere the world over. The
Richest and Brightest Gems of Sonir have been athered from all nations and are
0‘:ng exclusively by THE EVENING SENT N EL to its readers for almost noth-
Q s
NEVER! Were you offered richer son 5.
NEVER; Were you offered music so c esp.
NEVER! Was Music more highly praised.
Theceiebrated director of the New England Conservatory of lifuslc, Boston,
‘ after examining these Songs says: “It gives me great pleasure to say that
they up to be what the title indicates—a collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
they w' I find a hearty welcome in every home in the land."
The REV. DR. LYMAN HUELBUT’I'. after an examination of these Songs, writes:
“I consider it the best collection of Songs for the family that I have ever seen."
CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Annie Laurie Mary of Argyle.
De Cabin on Be Mississippi Shore. Names Upon the Sand.
Home Sweet Home. 0 Thou. who Makest the Sun to Rise.
Elasnfigmtaménoflis Bowmm. §ememgier Now Thy Creator.
0 rmy . omew ere.
Kitt of Coleralne. The Sand Man.
Litt e Dog Under the Wagon. The Rose Bush.
[filial Wiiuguteii’i' ht, i? iimmmiig sell. Kl
ve . n e l eesags mm s .
Laddf: g - Waiting. Only Waiting. nu
CONTENTS N U MBER TWO.
VOCAL.
3&1.th t f u Slim“
on or e. cam
lye-Mi “:1. Old 3 Re gig limb. l
n e on . e rm ‘ a r.
I ‘g gs The Basket Maker‘s Child .
Janet's Choice. e ew om.
Mrs. Lofty and I. 'Tis Birdie's venlng Prayer.
No Sir. Twent§Ycars ,
One Sweetl Solemn Thought. When e Gan wa Jamie.
Ring Dem eavenly Bells. Whistle and sit for Katie.
. CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
3 VOCAL.
At the Wicket Gate, On the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Belly m‘ if all n. n d i v time?“
use a ear oun me y.
ObstrornliI.1° as g The Little Old Inc Cabin in the Lane.
Joli Jack Turn. The Kerry Dance.
MyBo . Remember Me. There‘s Alwa s Sunshine Somewhere.
Nothing But Leaves. "l‘ls the Last of Summer
on Joe 5 Dream. Yes. Let Me Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Adelina Patti nsdrille, Sonatina,
Notre Dame z. Two by Two.
CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
Se or.
A mwitfilnit‘a Storm. Tomi.” Goblet.
fiol ht. Peaceful Night. The Old Oaken Bucket.
Eighth Mar . The Minstrel Boy.
Ho dMy Han Then You'll Remember Me.
I Dream'd a Dream. The Land o'the Leal.
My An line. The Gypsy Countess.
Myo Cottaue Home. ‘ lye L‘Amour ‘
Slee . Baby Sleep. “_i‘ a Iiundrei Pi rs.
Sufi Away. W lthln a Mile of dluboro.
INSTRUMENTAL.
i . Bright Eyes Polka.
mgfhfin. Dance Escoccals.
CONTENTS NU M BER FIVE.
VOCAL.
A Little Talk with Jesus.
Come closer. Soul to Me.
'gat‘r’ililn‘gbro‘ the Rye.
n .
Hark. I Hga'r the A is Calling.
Let me Dream Again.
Onl to See her Race Again.
(lie . lizkeriiemus.
Rock'd in the Cradle of the Deep.
The Heart Bow'd Down.
Bo] Mother. Guide a Footsteps. The Lost Chord.
, 'l‘h Plrates' Chorus.
I” 9" mm” gig award if! Bunker mu.
m, Thee . )8 tr 's ra er.
1.111.133, I Come Turn Back Phasi'aoh's Army.
INSTRUMENTAL.
1]; Prince Lanciers.
{3513?}; Vla’lley. Mazeurka. ll Bacio. Waltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
(lharll , [inboard Watch.
at the 0:068. My Alh Countrle.
that Watch for Me. Nomi; Lee.
all Thy Sorrow. The aid of the Mill.
wn. loses The Bridge.
t that Ibwelt in Marble mm. Where are the on Folks,
In the Gleaming. Wilcott.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Heather Bel St. Albane Grand March.
Secret Iioveiig'avotte. The Turkish Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
' VOCAL.
of Ocean. When we Hear the Music Ringing.
an of m SonL The Little Ones at Home.
me ome. l's'll Hoou ho Gan in}! Aw?»
Are ye Bleeping. Maggie. lie Kissed me a I new was Wrong.
Bird ilk“) " i3?“
. ear r ayer.
I.f5.tarllght. I Come to Thee.
abilities. Why do Summer Roses Fade.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Pearl Dew lro Boccaclo March.
glamyhotsc‘ehagier Waltz, Don J nan. u
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
.m' . Silent Night.
A mttls WK: The Helix and the Singer.
K”, The Brave Old Oak.
Gone to Sleep. The Tempest.
Uncle Joe.
Would You.
Waiting.
When shall we Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
I can Wait,
Pure as i-lnow
isn Girl
ymofflprlus'Waltz. Iiezlmental limo.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
The Beautiful City of God.
The Clarion Now Sounds to the Field.
The Child‘s Wish.
Teadgrnd True.
Tran lilo.
mg not Toni bt.
ear u y
When the Corn lrbsthsredllo.
INSTRUMENTAL
IImn Mm H v
I,” 0 may“.
hln Sweet to Tell You.
in the Sti y Night.
DID YOU EVER DREAM
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It was my Wham.
John my Jo.
Kathleen Mavourussn.
it"“mho no'rrmor
o Won't thou in the Could a
3? a. mu Ifimniim sing
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Theiion my Darli S .
Waitinzetihe Pool?“ m
INSTRUMENTAL.
Blrdle's Reverie
.ckety Click March.
hoes from Midway.
Jo dy Brothers Galop.
CUNTIIIS NUMBER Elliiii.
VOCAL.
And Ye Shall Heck Me.
Bonnie Dundee.
Consecration.
rederlck.
Farewell If y Brother.
Give Me Jeane.
. ’mother's Chair,
Helen's Babies.
Afhlmn Argon.
'illnrm, -
Marseilles B n.
Old folks at ome.
Pretty Little Jennie.
Bwin Low Sweet Chariot
The ttie Maid Milking List Cow.
The Danube River.
e Mountaineer.
We'll Meet Above.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding March.
The First Kiss.
Waves of the Ocean.
When the Room is on the Rye.
iifliiifliiS NUMBER TWINE.
VOCAL.
Come Unto Me.
Faithful Johnnie. ,
1's Comin’ Clone to Eighty I ear.
I Ain't “m“: to Die Any More,
In Old Mad d
If Pa a Were Only Ready.
Kiss is as I Fall Asleep.
Mamm Mamma.
Mr. be ly and I
Resting By and fir.
Scenes that are Brightest.
The Ivy Green.
The Trundle-Bed Song.
The Star Span ‘ led Banner.
There's a ban ”Mid the Stars.
The Two Roses.
Watch on the Rhine.
Zion's Children.
INSTRU MENTAL.
Edelweiss (Hide.
Kutschks Polka.
Lied from Oberon.
Martha.
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The contents of the July number am
Golden Crust Polk
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Lillian (invite.
Tender lime That Never Dies.
Ole Bossi- Cow.
laboekswehmsaecopyof “Asia a
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i infidel suit:
The Crew of the Naiahoe‘ Said
the Grub Was Bad.
HR. CARROLL SAID IT WAS GOOD.
1!. Also Told Ills iailorrnen it They Didn't
Like It They Could Go Ashore, and They
Did some... the Crack Yacht Lies in New-
port llnrbor With an Empty Fo'oastle.
erwrour, It. 1.. Sept. 4.-—-Royal Phelps
Carroll's yacht Navahoe lies in the harbor
today without a crew. She has her sail-
ing muster aboard and two officers and a
cook, but her fo'o's’io is as empty as it
was when she was building on the stocks.
The crew are on their way to Boston and
New York in assorted costumes For a
week the Navahoo has been lying at an-
chor off the torpedo station. ller owner
and Mrs. Carroll have been aboard occa-
sionally. sometimes with a party of
frisnds. sometimes alone. but never have
the crew had more to do with halyards
than the lowering and raising of the ab.
senee flag as Mr. Carroll got aboard and
got away again. That isn't enough work
for hearty suilormen. as every yachtsman
knows. They don't "shanty" when they
haul on a flag. and without an excuse for
keeping his vocal chords in trim by loud
shantying a sailor gets dissatisfied.
The Crew Crumbled.
Instead of shontying the Nuvnhoe's crew
took to grumbling. Captain Croker. the
sailing master, says they certainly had no
Cause to grumble. but when he went on
deck Monday morning at 6:30 o'clock
they were hard at it. They were also
washing thi- deck, but not solinril. He
walked up and down. giving them an op—
portunity for complaining to him, but
they said nothing. Not a sullorman ap-
proached him.
Mr. Carroll had arranged overnight for
a sail in the afternoon. At ll o'clock Cap-
tain Crokcr sent a boat to the New York
Yacht club landing for him. With Mr.
Carroll were his wife, another man and a
young Woman. They came away to the
yacht. and the absence flag was hauled
down once more as they stopped over the
side. Then Captain Croker took Mr. Car-
roll uside and told him there was sonic-
thing wronu with the crew.
Mr. Carroll guessed not. but pulling his
yachting cop firmly down on his head he
stepped forward and invited any of the
crew who had a grievance to come out
with it. The ll sailors looked at one an-
other. and then the eldest of them, who
has been a man-o'wsrsrush, and who was
at Samoa during the trouble there. stop-
ped up. shifted his quid and started upon
the yarn of dissatisfaction. It was the
grub. There wasn’t enough of it. and
what there was wasn't lit for sailormen
to eat. Being asca lawyer. it took him a
long time to make all that perfectly plain.
but that was just what it was all about.
Mr. Carroll listened. A yuchtsmun if
some experience. he knew that sailormcu.
when they complain, always begin with
the grub
5! r. Carroll ls stern.
lie was determined to settle that point
at now. So he took the captain, and to—
gether they “'ullh to the galley. where the
crew's dinner was already prepared.
There Mr. Carroll smelled things. and
tasted them. and jnlibod them with a
fork. and mashed tlwm with a spoon. m l
pulled them to pieces generally. he
smiled and wont on iii-ck again.
lint hi‘ hnl no smllo forthccrow. With
the peak of his mp drown down stcrnly
over his was he told them plainly and
succinctly that the food ho had just in.
spci-tvd was the best snilormnn's food ho
had ever tasted or smelled or jabbeil. it
was as pool as any yncht's crew in the
harbor w. ru getting. It was the host the
tnnrkct ufl'ui'dcil It was probably better
timn any of them had ever tasted before
and possibly better than any of them
Would ever taste again. in ii word. there
was nothing: whatever the matter with
the grub .is for quantity. there was
enough in tho galley to feed any man
twin) over. lint, Mr. (‘iirrull added on I
iy. if any snllormun thorn present thou. it
he could do hath-r elsewhere ho was at
pi-rfcctliber vtoiry. Mr. (‘nrrollwouliln't
oppose the trial.
The i-tnllois loft promptly. Mr. Carroll's
sail did not take place therefore. He con-
soled himself and his party by the rodeo-
tion that own if their crew had staid the
sail would have been put off, for a heavy
sea fog arose shortly afterward.
The crew left Newport last evening.
some going to New York, some to Bos-
ton. 'l‘hoy will forfeit by their action ‘liI
wages due. irood conduct money and all
other claims against the Nuvahoe.
A new crew has already been engaged
for the Nnvnhoe, and they will go to work
today. They'll get the some grub.
General Banks' Funeral.
Wamnau. Mass. Hopi. -i.-—-The obse-
quios of “(”10nt N. I’. flanks wore ob-
served here today, Ex-(iovernors liout-
well, lllce. liuiiiniion and Iiriiokott and
Congressmen Morse, Apsloy and Gillette
united with the whole city in paying trib-
ute to the dead aviioml. Business is ens-
peuded. A major geiierui's salute Was
fired. and the city bells were tolled
Shot For Whistling uiiweet Marie.”
BUFFALH, Sept. 4. —- Wlliiuin “filter-
borgor was in his garden whistling “Sweet
Marie" when his neighbor, Mrs. lioess. a
woman of unuovernablo tompi-r, shot
twice at him with a revolver and chased
him into his house. The woman is under
arrest. She will be examined as to her
sanity.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
In Louisville a small cyclone did aboi t
"thew dummy".
liiiruliirs robbed the postolllce at Tel.
land. Court. of $150“.
(ifMIhoppdfl uro (icstroyinu vegetation
in Schuyler county. N. Y
A windstorm swept over the northern
portion of Indianapolis and did consider-
able damage.
John Mciiruw. horinlt former of Mom
roccountv. N, ‘i'.. has been found more
dared in his house.
Moteoroloulsta are studying the peculiar
haze now hanging over the country,
which is attributed to the forest fires.
Illrmn L. linker of Norwalk. Conn.
has been found by neighbors shot dead in
his chair. ills wife, who stood by. revolt“
or in bond. declared he shot himself.
Charles Flaherty. the suspended priest.
made a wnsntlon in St. i‘ntriok'ii church
at Dammit, N. Y.. by appearing Sunday
. and asking for ilis administration of the
moment.
Daniel J, Shea, a farmer of Willlmnn»
tic. Coma. disappeared tw: weeks ago.
Sunday his body was found in the Con»
oscileut river at Hartford. and foul play
issuspssssd.
has” Suspected of a Brutal Crime In a
Rhoda Isl-lid VIII-n.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. s.-—Mrs. Gilbert
Potter was brutally assaulted and mor-
dered by some unknown persons at Rice
City. a little village about 24 miles from
Providence, some time Sunday night.
Potter is a fish psddler. and on Saturday
night he left home to go to the shore for
a stock of fish. Mrs. Potter and a 5.
year-old i-hild remained at home.
Isaac Fish. the village blacksmith,
whose shop is iocatoda few yards from
the Potter house. not seeing either Mon-
day morning. wont to investigate and
found that one of the windows in the
house had been broken and raised. and
the furniture had been broken and thrown
about the room. Swinging through the
open window, Fish rushed into the bed-
room and found Mrs. Potter dead upon
the bed. The mattress was soaked with
blood from a bullet wound just above her
right ear. the pistol having been held so
near her head that her hair had been
scorched. She had been assaulted and
murdered. The child was found shut up
in a closet asleep.
It is believed that the crime was com-
mitted by two tramps. and a number oi
farmers have been searching the woods
for the men since the crime was first dis’
covered,
WORK OF GHOULS.
Evidences That They Have Regularly Bob-
bed a Buff-Io Cemetery.
Bi'ri'sm. Sept. 4.~—A ghastly discovery
has been made in Forest Lawn. the come
tery most commonly used by the Protes-
tants of this city for the burial of their
dead. In a clump of underbrush were
found the remnants of seven coffins and
one complete casket almost new. There
are also fragments of rough boxes and
gravebonrds. The newest casket had evi‘
dcntly been dug up recently. rifled of its
contents and thou hidden in the brush.
The ghoulish rascals who have been at
this work may have carried on this busi-
ness for is long time. as the number of
coffins would indicate. Every mark of
identification had been removed from the
caskets with cunning care. What yet
have been disturbed cannot be told. w th-
out long and patient search.
It is thought that the body snutchers
operated regularly after intormehts. as
the discovery was first mode by a young
woman. and when she conducted an in-
vestigating party to the spot another
casket was found besides those she first
counted. Tl-e cemetery officials have noti»
fled the district attorney of the crime.
CAR THIEVES CAUGHT.
Several of a Gang Arrested and “'a‘ou-
loads of Plunder Seized.
Bi'ri-‘Am, Sept. i.-«-uTho largest and
most dangerous gang of our burglars ever
detected in Buil'ulo has been unearthed,
and several arrests have been made. and
more will follow. A woman. Mrs. Iiur-
look. known its the queen of the gang.
and Christopher were first arrested and
confessed. giving the names of their
neighbors as confederutcs.
Tln-ir houses and four others on the
some street were searched. and wagon-
lonils of p11 iler were found. The entire
block was wing off the railroads. the
woman said The men are or have been
New York Central switchmen. Their
house»: Wi‘I'i fitted out like paiucos. and
they had more coal than they could burn.
Baseball.
National League (innms-r—New York.
16; Cincinnati. :3. (second game)va
York. ii: Cincinnati. -i. l’ittsburg.2;’;
\l'ushington. l. Brooklyn, i3; Louisville.
i. (Second unmet Brooklyn. ii; Louisville,
3. Boston. :3. Chicago. i. ih‘ooond game)
Boston. ll; i'hii-ago. l. Baltimore. 13;
i'lovolunil. L’. iroconil gnino) linitimoro.
iii; lit-volnnil. ll. i‘llillldi‘iphlil. N. 5;.
Louis. 1 (Hocond gmm‘l i’lilliiilclphln,
ii; St. Louis. 1.
Eastern IA‘lliZliiJ iiuxncs——liul‘fnlu. n;
Eric, ii. (Hound promo) Buffalo. 1; Eric.
4. Providence. )4. Springfield. 3. (Sec-
ond game) l’ru\lilmm~. :i; Springfield. ii.
Wilkesburro. 7. Yonkers, ii. (Second
ironic) \l’llkeslmrro. IL’; Yonkers. ii. Syr-
acuse, >4; Scranton. 1i. (Second game)
Syracuse. 9; Scranton. i.
For Burial Reform.
News“. N. .l.. Supt l—A burial
reform association has been organized in
this city. The movement originated with
the Episcopal church. The object of the
organization is to secure a simpler funeral
service, to promote inexpensive funerals
and to discourage the use of emblems sug-
gesting pup in notions.
The Vigil-ht at Cowes.
Gowns, Hopi. l—«The American sloop
yacht Vigilant arrived here from Dart
mouth. She will pass the rest of the day
in completing her preparations for the
Capo May Challenge cup race, which is
to take place. according to programme.
tomorrow.
Wmuru In a Labor Day Parade.
NEW Iiiilvi-‘illill, Mass, Sept. i.—~0vor
H.000 operatives turned out in the labor
piirniio. In all ii unions were represented.
and the profession was the finest ever
seen in this city Three hundred women
walked over iiiu route.
“'eloh \‘Von Again.
PHILADELPHIA. Supt. i.—-l"or tho sixth
consecutive time liobort A. Welsh sue»
icssfully defended the lilvorton challenge
plate against. all comors.
summer llcstirt Burned.
Queuing r-‘cpt. 'I.~P0"It nu Pic. on on
has of Murray May. the well known sum-
mer resort boot in miles below here. was
destroyed by iiro’.
iiociaiisls In Valparaiso.
Bosses Ai'iiES. Hoot i.--Advices from
Valparaiso say that several socialists have
been arrested in that city for lamenting
disorder.
Connecticut Populist» Nominate.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. LATIN) I’o ulists
nominated Iienry G. Baldwin of hugs-
tuck for congressman from the Second
district. “ ”WW .
Zimmerman Again In Paris.
Pants, Sept. inflA. A. Zimmerman.
the American champion. won the ad
price of tbs Union Vslocipsdique r -
caise.
Alleged Lynehera In Jail.
Manama. Sept. i.—~The five men at.
rested on suspicion of being concerned in
Friday night's lynching ars still in jail.
President sun fishing.
Bczzsan's Bar. Maria, Sept. 4» -
dent Cleveland spent Labor day in
fishing accompanied by Dr. Bryant.
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Weather forecast.
Probably fair; ssst winds.
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