9. L'Hirondelle _Leybach_ Master Bo Allen. 10. Overture to Barbier de Seville _Rossini_ Professor Rinaldi and Miss Marie Love. 11. Les Rameaux John Kenan. 12. Song--"The Bells that Ring for me" _Rinaldi_ Miss Charlotte Verier. 13. Marche Triumphale _Mozart_ Miss Amy and Bolax Allen. This ended the rehearsal. Professor than spoke a few words thanking the audience for their evident appreciation of his pupils' efforts. Colonel O'Brien, who seemed to be spokesman for the rest of the company, said: "Professor, it is we who should thank you. I can honestly say I am surprised at the proficiency of your pupils; either they have extraordinary talent or you are a wonderfully successful master. Now let us give three cheers for Professor and wish him health, happiness and great success for the coming year." The cheers were given with a hearty ring, for the dear gentleman was highly esteemed by every one. "Professor," said Elmer. "Bolax knows a fine piece, I think it ought to be on the program." "Well, Elmer, not this time; I fear we have kept our audience too long for such a stormy night." "Oh, no, no!" called out several of the ladies. "Come, Bo let us hear your oration." "Oh, bother! It is not an oration; it's just a funny piece about a newsboy, who got into a church and is astonished at all he hears and sees." THE NEWSBOY'S SOLILOQUY ON HEARING A BOY SING IN CHURCH. BY THOMAS KELLEY, OF OMAHA.