Sounds from St. John. Polka Staccato.
Chas. S. Brainard
The 'Possum Barbecue. Rag Two-Step.
John Martin
The Popular Swing March, or, Two Step Dance.
T. P. Brooke
Mississippi Rag. Two-Step.
W. H. Krell
,
Wm. S. Baxter
Labor Day Parade March. With Chorus Ad Lib.
H. C. Verner
The First Extra Waltzes.
W. H. Krell
The Cake Walk Patrol. Two Step.
W. H. Krell
Arbutus Waltz.
W. H. Krell
A Trip Through the Midway Plaisance. Grand Medley [quotes such tunes as "Yankee Doodle," "Star Spangled Banner," "Blue Danbue Waltz," et al.].
Geo. Schleiffarth
Our Soldiers Again are Marching. The G.A.R. Veterans of the "Sixties."
Duncan J. Muir
Won't You Be My Sweetheart? Waltz Song and Refrain.
J. G. Judson
,
H. C. Verner
Our National War Songs. When Johnny Comes Marching Home.
Louis Lambert
The Five Latest and Greatest Irish Character Songs. Policeman McGlue. [With additional text]
Barry Gray
,
Frank Pallma
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My Father Was a Soldier. Song & Chorus.
William M. Lawrence
Ma Sombaline.
J. R. Hubbell
The Kid That Knows It All.
Frederick Solomon
Baby Now Has Left Her Money.
Geo. Evans
Baby Now Has Left Her Money.
Geo. Evans
Ambolena Snow. An Afro-American Military Ballad.
Bodine
,
Maywood
,
Lester Bodine
,
Geo. Maywood
Curiositee. A Topical Song.
Tom Hall
,
Geo. Schleiffarth
Since Delia Has Fancied the Stage. Character Song.
Chas. Horwitz
,
Geo. Schleiffarth
The Avalanche of Death, or, The Johnstown Horror. Solo & Chorus.
D. F. Hunton
,
John T. Hiler
Little Queen Irene. Song With Waltz Refrain.
Lester-Bodine
,
E. H. Packard
I'll Start To School Tomorrow. Song & Refrain.
Frieda Cohen
Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep. Song & Refrain.
Eugene Field
,
John F. Staley