Publication du Fonds . .-- - - Loeschorn, scène iii.Baltimore en 1880 comme vu de Federal Hill Park. Oraison funèbre.par le Général Charles E.. Puelps music.Le Star Spangled Banner. Solistes : Mme Ida C. Pacetti,M. T. S. Watts,M. John Schomann.choeur par des membres éminents de la Baltimore Liederkranz. Comités SUR CETTE CÉLÉBRATION EN VITA TIOX. GEORGE B. COLE, EDWARD STABLER, Jr., John W. M. LEE. La représentation scénique. C. L., Alexander J. OUDESLUYS GODBY, JOHN McKIM. La réception. JOSEPH M, Cushing, Clayton C. HALL, GEORGE B. COLE, EDWARD STABLER, Jr., John W. McCOY, PARIS C. PITT, JAMES CAREY COALE, M. John W.

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Fund publication . .-- - - Loeschorn, scene iii.Baltimore in 1880 as seen from Federal Hill Park. ORATION.By Gen. Charles E. Puelps. music.THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER. Soloists: Mrs. Ida V. Pacetti, Mr. T. S. Watts, Mr. John Schomann.Chorus by prominent Members of The Baltimore Liederkranz. COMMITTEES ON THIS CELEBRATION IN VITA TIOX. GEORGE B. COLE, EDWARD STABLER, Jr., JOHN W. M. LEE. SCENIC REPRESENTATION. C. L. OUDESLUYS, ALEXANDER J. GODBY, JOHN McKIM. RECEPTION. JOSEPH M, CUSHING, CLAYTON C. HALL, GEORGE B. COLE, EDWARD STABLER, Jr., JOHN W. McCOY, PARIS C. PITT, JAMES CAREY COALE, JOHN W. M. LEE. In the preparation of the Programme, the Committee must acknowledgethe assistance which Mr. S. W. Fort, the Manager of the Academy, hasheartily and especially rendered, and their appreciation of Vie icork of Mr.Griffith Morgan, by whom the several scenes have been painted. 18 After the second scene had been set upon thestage, as indicated upon the programme, the Rev.John G Moms, D.D., read the following ode.. ODE COMPOSED FOR THE OCCASION By the IIox. Joiix H. B. Latrobe, President of the Society. Wearied with toil, ere yet the daylleluctant yields to night its sway, A sleeper seeks repose Where around him ever flowsThe strong, swift currents of a citys earnest life. Its soul-engrossing strifeDisturbs him not; Sleeps winged armsTransport him gently far from earths alarms. In rapid flight, Through starry night, The tireless pinions seek remotest skies, Where, silent, liesA realm of amethystine hills and golden streams, Bright with perennial verdure—the wondrous land of dreams. All changed is here his sordid garb. His labor-hardened hand, In purpled robed, with gems bedight, The changeling of a summer night, He is Lord of Fairyland, With many a memory of EldRecalled at his command—A long procession slowly moving past, Now lighted up by sunbeams, with shadows now oercast. First in review appears a forest gladeIn all the gay garments of autumn arrayed ;The dogwoods deep crimso

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