Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09


LyR Anp SAVINGS Insurance ConPASY.
We would call particular attention to
the advertisement in another column Of the
American Tontins Life aud Savings In
suranes Company" of New York, in addi-
ton TO policies. such ~ are issued by or
dinary life insurance companies, including
ordinary life policies, limited payment life
policies. ordinary endowment policies and
ten-payment endowment policies, this CON-
pany issues temporary insurance and de-
ferred annuity policies. and loan redsmp-
tion policies There are no restrictions
upon travel a. in other companies. the ex-
psnses are less and the dividends larger
very commendable features indeed. Be-
sides these. the company has what is termed
the Tontine Department, = novelty in this
country. though wei! known and popular
iu Europe, the object OF which is to furnish
. system to subscribers for accommodating z
money in 4 rapid manner, for applying
savings 10 the most useful and productive
way, and for securing comfort and inde-
pendencs to advanced age. when physical
and mental faculties begin to fail. This
department bids fair TO be very popular.
The Board Of Direstors 10 composed of en-
ergosic and busine - gentlemen, whore
names are a guarantee Of the thorough re-
liability of the Company.
Mr. W. II. Russell, western agent, is
now in this city and has appointed Hon.
Jas Thorington, State agent, than whom
ws know Of NO one better adapted to dis
charge the duties Of the position. having an
extensive acquaintanosship. and qualified
by good judgement and business experience
to manage sagaciously the a6airs Of the
Company. and promote its interest
SsIsEs NusIcALs.-A select audisnee oi
professional and amateur musicians, to-
gsther with representatives, Of The press
from this city, and Rssk Island. assembled
last evening u the Piano Wsrssoom Of J.
O. wallses. lo2 Brady street, 70 attend q
Seirss mssicale, given By Misc Alice Dat
ton. The following vas the matter pre-
ssntsd.
Ssnasa in . Hat, Op. a.. .Bssthevea.
Bsllads in 4 hat, o.. Chopin.
Romance ire0 the concerto In minor,
cese.rsssa:l ~s "a .o,s1:,. in ni:sr'
Op. 1s.................... weber
The Sonata wss vas rendered msst bean
tifully, - was alss he ballsds. The Re
nance sbsandsd in paDagss ef sxquis.ts
bsauty. and the brilliant sxseation snd
thoroughly artistic touch and expression
given BY Miss Dutton In its pssfornases
won for her the hearty applause Of ths en-
tire audience.
The last piece, very dificul
eemposition, served - bring int
play her wosdssfal powers Of execution
more than The other sslsetions, and va
rendered with The utmost AdsIity to th
spirit Of the composer. There ars YER.
many among professionals Who have stop
ped Just short Of the srsist in high srtizan
Mp. The rare quality sf bsing inbus'
With . thssosgh sppsssiatisa Of. and
truthful sdhssssss 10. ~ eeopssltiess Q
The ssasases a. vsitAss, y gsaatsd snlv =
few, ssd. u THE light: :.lliss Dssssa b n
artist 10 every sense Of the wesd. The en
tire progranns was NEST sothasisstissll,
applsudsd By the critical audience present
The piano used on this occasion Wa on
Of Marshall and Nittausr's Z octave instfu
men.s. Of beautiful 6oish and 6ns tone.
Ar. Wallace had Gifted Up his vareroom
10 tasty manner in preparation for ID
soirse, and under his direction the evening
entertainusntSpasse o6 pleasantly.
Miss Dstton, during the past fsur ysari
has bssa . hard student undsr compstss
uusical Instructor in Bsston, and nov n
turns 70 this city fes visit, probably. 81
I'll October. We hops 70 have the plsAsus
Of annsuneing that she viii give . eoncs'
ere long. which, We are certain viii b
gratifying intelligence to our music lovin
citizens.
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