Cocker League

Tbe entertainment given by the Cocker league, last Monday evening, was a great suceess. The large audienoe listened attentively and highly appreciated the excellent programme. Where all did so well it is difflcult to specialize in reporting the entertainment. "Yraumerer" and "The maroh from Yarenhauser" (viohn, cornet and piano) by Mrn. Hall and Messrs. Clement and Drake were well rendered and highly appreciated by all. The ''Dental Octet" made its first appearance before the league and their excellent selections were so well sung that they will ever be ponular with the league and the large audien.-e who listened to their singing. Miss Scrafford is an elocutionist of rare (ilnlity and completely won her audience. lier "One day solitary," and "The moon" were enthusiastically received by the whole audience. R. S. Smith's bass solo, "The London bridge," was well rendered. Miss Michener, from the Oberlin Coniervatory of Music, with her viohn, gave tbe audienoe a rich treat in playing ''Cavatina" and other selections. MissMicbene''s musical future seems bright indeed. Judge Cheever's address on "Túe real condition of the eouth," was instructive, entertaining and well received. M. H. Clark's whistlmg solos took the andience by storm. Miss Oarrigues' rendition of "Cleopatra," and "The sister's beau," delighted the audience. They were received with great favor.