Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-14
Tut \oavAL. IuslcAL ACADEMY REHgAas

Mu -te2l treats oi the seaScI. fIci. TAfAe'
presided at one Of those grand pianos OF
Ha!let 4 Davis manufacture. and which are
in use by the Nornals. aad are for sale by
our enterpr:sing pi,no agent, Mr.. John
doyt.
Piano Dsst- Overture 10 "Tan ,redi,''
Mrs Altman aud Mr.. Parker.
and Light. bohemian Girl.
Song Search through the vide world, !Child
OF kegiment) ........- .Miss Fannie Heafd
Qaartstte o. merry goes the time,
Messrs Harrison, Jones, Crandsli and ffatt.
Chorus : Crabbei age and youth.
Sosa-li. bacio. o...... ....Miss Maggie hcwse.
Dsst-rhe Boatman's Song,
Chorus-l.iit up your heads. Messiah
rARr sRsoNp.
Piano Soto Last Nose Of Summer,
Miss EIla Denison.
CAorus The foressers
Mr.. ii. NJ. Jones.
.Sens Good night my own dearest CHILD.
Qaartetss--Lashed to the mast,
Jones, Harrison. Crsndsil and Elkins.
Chrus Awake -Eolisn Lyre.
Song When the quiet moon Is beaming,
Mr. Harrison.
Rscastire and Songs-Ah non c-ede and Ah non
guipge. From LA Somnambula.'
Mrs. Lowe.
Kathleen NAV ourneen, sang by Mrs Lowe upon
special request.
Chorus And the glory Of the Lord. Messiah J
We have not the space, though we have
the disposition, 70 speak Of every piece on
the programme. The choruses were excel>
lent; ithe piano duet very good. The piano
solo. "The Last Rose Of Summer" BY Miss
Ella Dennison-dsughter Of f. J. Dennison,
New Boston, H.. was very finely done.--
Miss Ella is young lady Of thirteen years,
and fingers piano with exquisite grace
She made the piano sing . solo and play the
accompaniment. Professors that We have
met might be proud Of equal skill.
The solo singing BY Mrs. Edwina Dean
Lowe Of 81. Louis, wss the best specimen
Of artistic operatic singing that We have
heard. For voice 50 clear, 90 powerful,
and under suoh complete control. the rem
dering Of her songs with such charming ef
fect in hall 80 poorly adapted to singing
40 lie Claire Hall, WAS . triumph worthy Of
the lady. Her efforts were rspturously sp-
plauded, and the audience evidenced vile
lingnrss to have her repeat Cd infnitum.
After the programme Was finished, loud
calls were made for Prof. Coe. Prof proc
tested that be had no songs with him that
Prof. Parker, for fear he would sing, had
olrried them away. The audience were re.
lentless. and Prof. Cos delighted them with
song, "Dirgs to my o.d coat
Prot. Fargo announced that an important
meeting Of the holders Of scholarships in
tho Academy would take place this even>
ing, and that the last Public Rehearsal
would be next Tuesday evening.
The audience retired delighted with the
entertainment and resolved to 60 again the
first opportunity they have.
We noticed among the distinguished Wis.
itors present. our hiend Victim and his
tormentors; also. young galiants Of musical
ladies' thought best to be out in colors.
Is ",he Peoples Party" in favor of strk-
ing out the word "whlte" from the Con-
stituton of Iowa or is it opposed thereto.
Will the pretended organ please tell Ca,
zette.
In the DExocnAr Of Wednesday, October
10th, 1866, We stated our position upon
this subject and have IS yet seen no good
reason to abandon that position. For fur>
ther Information We refer any and oil to
the Peoples Party Platform, adopted Jan.
18th 1867, and by US endorsed on the fol,
lowing day. We have always been Of
the opinion that il were better to have
the brains Of a paper in Vermont" than
10 have no brainb at oil attached to the es-
tablishment: and we advise the Vet Nurse
of that paper to employ some man TO find
them . little "brains" and comprehension
Let that one peruse our columns and inform
the old woman how we stand. We trust
that we make ourselves distinctly under
stood, and hope the Gazette is not afraid to
answer some Of the many questions that We
have given il to consider. Won't some
body pat the little fellow on the back and
say sick EN- He'll be sure to sick (en)
DAVENPORT LIBRARY AssocIArloN.-The
Seventh Anniversary Of the Association
takes place Tomorrow evening. Music by
The Davenport Silver Band will be furnished
in the early part Of the evening. A short
address by Mr.. f. F. Cook, President OF the
will be delivered at o'clock.
Solo singing by Miss Lucy X. Clark. Fan>
ME E. Heard. Belle Hart and others. A
piano from the grand collection OF pianos at
John Hoyt's wsrerooms has been kindly of
fcrred for the occasion. This is reception,
soiree, OF what you will, given by the As
sociation TO the citizens Of Davenport, to
which every lady and gentleman. their FAM
lies and other friends are invited. Our cit.
zens could pay the Association no higher
than BY filling their rooms full
Ind keeping them so from ~, Thurss
lay, till the next morning.
Two HeRsss. dcuble> backed cir.
:us riding may be finc sport for the per-
formers who hope to get the ofiiees," &C.
Davenport Gazette.
The Gozette tired this performance and
ost the postofiice. tits trying It again and
/ will be attended with the same success.
Better look out for that "new steed" labell>
ID Peoples Party"-is may make your
stomach ache.
AucrIoH.-Thc furniture Of family lsav
ng the city. consisting Of one fine Piano,
Parlor and Kitchen Furniture. Sale to-
morrow, (Thursday,) st 10 O'Clock, on the
premises, Third street. opposite the Post
)hice. VAN TuYL, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT MEErrSo.-AU the subscri
,ers TO scholarships in the Iowa Normal
Musical Academy are requested to meet 1t
10 Claire Hall this wednesday, evcnin &
i o'clock, for the decision Of questions
'ital to the Academy.
Uss Lallemand's Specific for rheumatism,
iout and Neuralgis. Il sffestually destroys
IL poison in the blood, and performs rod.
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