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u ,LVhI A. Thomson: S,tn day Apr y. NJ
Cabiu passage, 80 ara tIQI St,crags 81. currency.
Pepai1 steefase teke- rom LWrpooI, Queons
town Londonderry. and Gla.g W. { 9 currcncv
once 69 broadway Y. W. y. HURST. Manager.
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CHAs K. GRAHAM President
INTSREsr FRoI TEg FIRST OF ZACH
Bowcry, touthwost corner Of anal OF.
Psfssn. rate OF interest," SIX per cent on ali sums sx
Interest paid credited July and January OF each
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Ss deposited on 2 81 fg 3ssr and wi" receive
'hANkLisSS M sSrssi sAEdscs "a y! :sd dRsAhSk' "a ~
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B. r.cr. sssrs.sy s5 PER cEf1 !: fEawDr. President.
MONEY DEPOslTkD on or before April is Will
kvl draw interest from April l. Excelsior savings
Bank Sts 6th sv. Booths Theatre.
WM. NJ. GILES, President
u. X. THuRBER. Huau MURRAY, Vice Presidents.
ISAAC 3. BARRETT secretary.
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w llth ANA 18th 81, Money deposited on or before
Anrl 10 VII draws per cent. interest nom Apr L. with
participation In the pfonts In addition.
ws. II. ALLEK, Secretary.
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on ail .ums rom " to 1900 Deposits made on or be.
sl6li Sl2l0i surplus, ti3e0o4.T7.
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SIX PER CENT. INTEREST on t5 to eaO00. Money de.
posted before April 20 will draw interest from
April /. Assets. t1i6btbill
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&ttamboxts uno Railroacs

ExI. .HAILWkY,-TRA1Ns LRAvR DEPo
va oo' o' go |" snd foot OF Chamber st. IS follovt
"a ssFp% 81. lcA.nSSS%, ysS%
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lCI EFT LA.

AsCENsiOH.-Nos voisins lie Donald sonville sont
plsissnts IT r,-nt DE- bon cGur.
lis font bi-n.
NJ. Morris Marks, j"ge lie paroisse ct 6'litenr dun
journal radical, fi9 derniafenent no","6 Capt.
,ane d 'Etat Aaj"r .lans ls milice. C'rst IN fort
grand l'o'~ur ,o"r IN jiuge. "ors grand toutelos
que 81 lr Jug- await e,6 nonn,'e general.
Ne discus plus desormais: "C-ant arma toge"
LAmeri9ne suspend n,ain,e"snt une colicl~,narde
a" fame tie srs magis' ats ir'liciaires.
En- nppr-nant Ia nmimation de NJ. Morris Marks,
les A,heniens de Dm,alsunville lui ont fat far D
Ia Maisom de Conr. I'm .liScours a lie pron"rre, I'm
sabre et6 gravenrnt otE-rt an nouvesu capitaine,
1t le nOuveAu capi,aine rsmrrci6.
Fin du tabl-an |. sabre 6tat I'll bois.
lie COusil de- willie de- Dona!.ls'nville. celu
a." 'oit la vie NJ Schomberg, ct don't NJ. Schom.
berg est maire. court DE- grands risqnrs Croyez
9"i ea l'-xt.tme impadence de tixer l-s sppoia.
tsm'nts dn naire ! uns psstrs par aimee. payable
trinest,ellenent, ct sur 10 warrant Do hunusur
lui mAme1
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Nouvelles.

Lou1s1ANE.-La mi'ice, parait il, s'organise
snr tonte In ligne. Est.ce que 'e M-xiqne
anrait declare Ia g,,erre aux Etats. Uuis? A Il,
Nunvelle Orleans, h Legion de h Louisiana
est con~titnae nvec ses cuml,agni-s lie voinn.
t,ires. II y de Ia c.va'erie, d- I'artillerie ct
lie Iinfanterie. Que vnnleZ vous? Me-.ienrs
les Ligisl.te",s rmlicanx nyant vuulu GREER
"ne m,li.e detection, dintimi.,atio,,, peut.
etre de provocatioa. il f"nt bien songer Il Ia
protection 1T a ,'or'lre public.
M. War Moth est-iI pnrti pour Ia Cali
f"rne? Q"eiq"es esrrits fonts praten,lent
',n il est democratic It pn'iI aeit avec le ,a,1.
du ,eupIe Neun, ct NJ. War Motl, n'est
',u M carpet bagger reponss4 par les demo
crates, le l"n1. Il" pemple ct meme les Ra.li
c"nx. SEES creatures penvent appartenir a
t""te opinion. mais Wurmoth est au drssous
de tonte opinion.
A Ia Nouvelle ORLEANS, cinq n;gresses,
accuseeS de fonrbir le seuil do lenr portps
nvec une mixture d'assa fntitla, dahl IT de
mntieres p'ahtes, pour le plus grand de>a
griment des voisns ct d-s PEASANTS, ont eta
;rretees par Ia police. Oh done est la libertt?
NouvEAu MoNpE.-Le Congress siege tou.
jonrs. CONNIE les Reprisrntants he fo,,t rien,
u est in"tie de d-mander ce que font Ie>
Shnatenrs. Quant a fEXicntif, il dort sur ses
Ottu kNtuVS.-A 'VS tlAV"tsOu uc SVsstr,
ct Bnnks ne sera pas Ie hsros de lannexio.
ni~me. Grant ne pense point qnc les Ama-
ric,.ins lni fabriqutr,i"nt d'a,,ssi bons pmros
que les Esragno|>.-"Q pensez vous, di-ait
reinforcement It Secrfta're de Ia Gnerle A.,
Sionx Red C!oud lie tons les moyens que
nous pos~i,lons pour c'''nl'attra les ennemis
de notre gouyernement? Voyrz ces cnuons, ces
cunonnieres, ces bouets ct ces bomb.s!'-
'Je vols hie,. rtpondit Ie Salvage, comment
vuu< puni-sez vos ennemniS, m,.is j'espere
ans>i ,,,e vous me fercz vOir comment Won.
renlrz Justice" LIE Secrataire Cox ma riell
fnit volr.
Butler paraphrase le Commandment
"Birn d antrni tn ue prendr,.s nj retieudru>
injustenient.
V1Erx MoSDE.-Ollivier agit en- maitre
II est urpos;. ~ h rentrie en France .les Il Or
iaus. Napo con a NAL a Ia vessie. Leln
R.'in est a Paris. Armand BnrLe- est mort
! -Eme"tes en- Irnn.le, a Cork LIE genera
Prim ne vent pms .l'amui>tie. Isabelle ul,li
Qua ce u"i ne lui nppnrtr'ait plus, Ia con
ronne d E>lmgne. Crtte detrOn1e prize !.
Pnpe de banir Ie Prince des Ast"rirs.-L,
roi dies B-Iges charge le baron Nathan d,
nettoyer son Cahi,et-Le Cuncile acu,n6
n,,nr sifg+ra j"aqn'a Paqnes... on a !,
Irinite. Celia l"pen.lra de 'nfai nbiI,ta.-I
Paris nne umln,>>,,.le ch,,mn>+', 1T ie.
Mantl.rins won't c,sea l-r a NJ .hiIl-.-Un,
les feMmes d. Sultan est accouchee un fills
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samsdi = J.ia,st 1870.
D~Bureau du jomnal, pres du College JET
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gauche.
1~Pour lettres, joarAaax, tchanges ct pa
perasses, actresses CoMceA Poss- 0Dece.
NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rtpsbliqus dordre, d'honnetett ct de
jms';re.
Su6rage unioe,scl pour tous. erceps< pour
aes rr;mine's II les ragabosds.
Uni"n rioiqse des Loaisiasais blancs a
slss Louisianais d. eowl. w.
Education pmr toss. ..
Plus de Carpsl. l.bo8gers pnaliqses en- Loai.
.io"e. nj de paga5o"ds fai"ton's.
EyalH< Poiitique entire les natarafisfs 1t
les ra'ifs.
Appe's ei opnnrrs d Immigrant laborieur
Respeci d Ia 'oi.
L'honueie homme en- hdul, le malhonneie
en bas.
La Louisiana don eirc gouucvnfe par
lhonneicte ct Fiairlligemce.
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n. Yvoo, Washington n'exiate plus ici. II
10 4 - ,,sn

n. Yvon, Washington n'existe plus ici. Il
vivait au temps dm roi Satnrne, ct nous ma
dorons pins les faux Dienx. Parlez nous d an.
jonrd hui, 81 celia no vous ennuie pas, ct celia
nons t-ra hien plaisir. Et CONNIE nous avona
toute Ia vanit& des temps passss, pr'sents ct
f"tars, sans ponr celia avoir un sonpcon dor
gueiI vrai, nous ain,ons vos Reuommaes, avec
le"rs trompettes a!l3goriqnes, s'elancnnt aux
qnatre coins dn monde pour proclamer Ia
gloire l-s Etats.Unis d'Am6rique" Linten.
tion nous tonche; sen 'ement, AL lien dn mot
mamie, il fanlrait dire unirers. LAm&ricain
est le roi de l'nnivers, ct Grant est le pra>i.
dent tles Amsric,.ins. S"anms c're. americani,
el fines "rbis n'1is dcfu.runs. In mer est d
nous, Ia terre est nOns, le ciel est d nous,
ct Dieu est Sous nos ordres. En- do1ter, cest
nier le r"yonnement dn so'eil sanaga'ien.
Qnand Butler Ionche de I'autre niI, pour
parIer CONNIE VirgiIe; Tout rOlympe neatte.
Ttum nut" tre'n.fct Olsmpum.
Nous avons dit.
rap~alie de Journalistic.
C'est q"e''e n'eat one l'exortle dun travail
sur lea sen0temrs am6ricnins, travail Qui nous
pr6occnpe Ell ce moment SO ennel elections.
Les Ss"ntenrs dun penple. CONNIE chacnn
salt, sont Ia qni"tessence de ce penple, I'es.
prit de ce penpIe. fame de ce penpe. Ce
sont enx qni ticnnent Ie grand iivre de Ia
mgesse. du devoir ct dn hroit lis ont en- enx
le sonfhe de Die,,, ct le charlton de fen
d'Is"le purifi6 leur Iangue sacree ct pro.
phitiqne.
Et rartiste Yvon, dams soa tabIeau de
m"ltre, a onblis le Aenateur am&ricaiu
Oubli impardonnal'le! Dams nn tahlenu de
cuyee o"b'ier nn vautonr, cest une omission
qni he s'expliqne point.
Crime plus grand encore!
Quoi done?
Pus meme nne silhouette de carpet. .Laqqe,.
sur Ia toile du peintre illustre!
L'auriezvous cru, carpet baggers ct van.
tours?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02


Et mons lisons encore dams In notice expli-
Travail s'ebuttent sur un richie tapis de heurs
ct de fruits"
Ces Ginies sont des marmots roses, ionfflus,
fessms ct blancs. L'un tient un livre, lautre
tient une palette, ct aucun ne mango des
pommes.
La Pax, mons l'avons dit, nest mile part
isi. LII gran.le Amiriqne est mnlnde dun
nal intirieur ct morte', lie nal Dies bout
Vniers enrichis, envie"x, iilitris. sans amour,
suns idial, sans avenue sur le ciel lies promis-
sions intellect"eiles ct des mngnicences
mon'e> Nous avons pour Dieu le dollar,
ronr emb eme IN boncunt de melasse, pour
art celui ln forgeron torlant le fer Nous
snmmes la matiere animee, agitie, tortnrie.
n,ais sans cnnr ct sans anne. A Ynoi croyons-
nous. sill vous pait? L'Amtriuue e>t mne
f",,e, non me nation; nhe bontilue, non un
temple; un pays, non une patrie. Les
patri"tes sont en>eveliS pour jan,ais dams le
snaire gaca des ouhli~ ct nous he savons
meme plus lenrs nonas. Oni, les Etats- Unis
sont Ia granle solitude OH Ton n'entend point
Ie bntttm-nt lies coenrs ct IL vol les ames.
QUAINT an Genie dn Travail de NJ. Yvon,
que Went il f.ire ici? Il falI;,it lie personnter
dams IN fpicier ang"le"x, dams IN lanquier
retor-, dams I'M spfcuIate"r q"i contrefait
aes g,ee"backS, dams I'm uncomfortable gn"le
laiglefns qni sc fonillent mntueIlement Ia
poche, ct aussi dans des Lagisatenrs q"i font
des Io's "a t.nt la Iig"e It 7i"tit"le"t modes
tement HonorabIes. Tout celia est proslqne,
mais tout celia est vrai CONNIE un vol il Tame
4 ricaine.
Et OH done est il le Genie du Travail?
Ce"x qni devraient lui demander la ll'ert&,
fhonueur, Ia redemption ct Ia vie, dorment
"n vagaon'lent L-~ champs sont iuc"Ites;
herl'e lH'"sse partont; les escouades lie ira
v"i'Ie"rs sont des esconsdes de politicians; les
calm"ns It Iss reptiles yirnnent " so!eil!er a
nos portes mnettes ct solitaires. II y bien
encore les steamboats, qni sillonnent lie Mis-
sis>ippi; mais ces steamboats, ont so"vent le
ventrs vide. Pc" de production, zen de con-
.ommstion, g"ere dc travail. Apres tout.
vive IN lii'erts!
"Enin, auto"r de Ia statue de Washington,
fondateu de Ia Rsp"b'i4ue. des keu"mmaes
s'sIancent aax qustrs coinS an monde po"'
proclamer b gloirs dss Etats. Uuis d Anne
rique."
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C"'1,ct-Enggers.

-:O:-
Vous etirz Ell guenillrs,
Messeigneurs, 1T ri.ds nus,
Lalls CONNIE des chrnil!es,
Aussi gueux quilcounus.
Et qui done en- ce monde
Vous II vus travail!erl
lie travail est inmonde,
N'es,.ce pas cllevalier.
Mais ce sont viei!l-ries
Don't On ne dit plus rien;
Vous etrs seign-urirs
MaimtenaIlt, ct e est bien.
V"ns avez '-s voitnrcs
DIS chevaux, d-s n,aisons;
L'or est sur Irs ponrritnrrs,
Niais FOR want deux blasous.
De Ia fmle i,nb6cile
Vous hu,nrz les hourral,a
e. Ia catin facile
vOas rec"it dams ses bras.
Q"elq"es grands personnages
Smivemt votre cl,si,,,n,
Vms aprrlle"t drs sages,
Et vons scrre:it Ia main.
Pour m"i, 81 je saline
Sans granite, avrc souci,
Ia grande fomle Clue
Des n'alheureux d'ici, .
De votre ignoble ftte
} 6loig,"rai mes rss:
L. chap@au de ma 'Ats
Ne vous saluesa pas.
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lecrivain de i'Alnsyaiior. aa lien de bar.
bo''iller dn papier Paris en- barbouillait Ell
Louisiana, il apprendrait ses dtpens q"'on
ne dit PAS ney,e, n,nis homn,e de c,dsleur. Les
messie"rs de con'enr sont d'antant plus
snsceptibles q"'ils sont plus ignorants, moins
lettris, plus noirs. Et nal'ez pas croire, AL
moins, qn'iIs s'inspirent h Ia civilization
blanche, qn'ils Sc relevent par In force de Ia
morale, qn'is s'nffranchissent M soleil du
tlroit commun. Desclaves ,lu'ls &tuient hier,
lis sont passes naitres. lis commnndent, lis
orlonnent, lis font le jonr ct Ia unit. il. rgis-
sent en- snpsrie"rs et Ell privi1fgiss, lis
s'imrosent avec tonte lantorita du nombre
ct tonte Ia sufi ance dn parvenu ignorant.
lis sont &Iectenrs. kIigibles, gonvernenrs,
sll1rifs. jnges. p"nvoir ct domination. Le
dessinat-nr de lMms,ra,ion serait con.lamni a
mort 3 il les estompait CONNIE Yvon. Pour le
Marachal Canrobert, il servirait Ell 9uatiti lie
srrgent sous les orlres dun major GU dun
colonel hronza. f..
On les peints nus. C'est leur fa,.te, ct ce
nest pas puliqne; mais &C sont enx qui pe".
vent etre IL travail ct Ia richesse. lis pemvent
gagner Ell M jonr Plus que le raysan fran.
cais ell dix jours: -aus doute de quoi se ve4ir.
Et pnis encore. comme detail intaressant
dams le tablea" du maitre, un ministre pro,
testant tient Mne grosse Bible ouverte. Des
mains sont sur Ia Bible des hommes ct des
femmes "nt gronp.s devant Ia Bible, ct Is
mnistre ma pas lie cheveux. En- viritf. une
scene de camp-mee'ing, de cris, de hnrle-
ments. de vocifiratiois, de contorsions,
d'extase pele ct mee, aurait bien fait dams
I'M coin dn tab'ean. Les apotres ici,-ceux
Qni expliquent rEvangile de st Jean,-res-
semh'ent a Ia bette apoca' a'yptigne du meme
kvangiIiste Conway. IN les mrillenrs. en-
snt ia.lis qnelqne chose. Et po"rQuoi pas des
Mormons ct ,les Mormones? Young, avec ses
soixante femmes dacolletses, fer,it venir
I'eau il la bouche des gourmets. Car c'est Ia
un ravissant pastel de Ia civisation anari.
caine. Et Ia femme Iihre, ce|e qni porte des
cnIottes collantes Miss Anthony a bien
dr.it aux honnenrs de IL galerie amiricaine,
gnette OH changennt de calecon. Nlnis mon.
sienr Yvon, don't riducQtion est fait-, soc.
cupe peu, pnrait il, de ce q" fuit les hon,n,es
forts, les femmes vraies, les generations
enge"dees pour la vie ct pour In beanti. Il
est CONNIE certains inlivid"s lie notre cnn-
naissance, de~ politicians acharn&s, qni pre-.
ten,lt ut que le livrc est IN mensonge, Ia
lecture nne niaiserie, racriture une batise,
lnrlthmftiIne nne biIlevesie, ct que le pre-
mier titre dun itqisatenr republican, ct
radical est limbacillite complete ct l'igno,
rance crasse. Adam ct Eve ne savaient pas
lire, ct lis men ont pas moins savonra Ia
d1liciense rnimette du Paradis billioue
Qnant Solomon, sill acrit CONNIE mn Iivre,
il n'en pas moins vec" en- concnbinage avec
c;n1 on six cents femmes, sans compter re-.
blonissante refine de Saba.
Ce Hni nest pas tout u fait moral pour IN
saint roi.
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Mon ami, que fa;s-tn la1
j epee etj 'et"die
-C'est juste. I'm Legislator doit savoir an
mons fp-ler
EFT yous, monsieur, comment epelericz vous lc
mot c-g-a re
Bi-n facil., mon brave; cest ce que top vofsin
fum,e.
All! oui Gig a r.c,-pipc.
Pipe on calumet, qnelquefois encore
"cachan.bo,'' ct ausS Dontfarie ct b.de. .gueue.
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A ranchs du tab'ean do rartistc, ~ tron'
vent les immigrauts d E"rpe. Ce"x Ia won't
daus " fsr.,cssl, ct lis font bisn. car IL FAINT
aller 'oin ,ln centre pour tro"ver de 'ind6-
psssianoe. de ls terre. peu d'agents d" tisc,
psist IL ss.ediss inusilss on daugereax. Mais
monsieur won = tromps On appellant cetts
tesse b tegss - b Lieset6. Oct toat ~
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q q n q R II . y .
House..


Continued from the Fourth Edition.
Mr. nawley proposed TO offer amendment requiring
all the land granted to the TO be sold actua
settlers only and in quantities greater than 100 acre
to and for price not exceeding R2bO an
acre. and made an argument in support of that propo
stiOn.
Mr.. Wilson (Minn.) opposed the amendmen and advo
Gated the bill ana the land system of which it is
part.
weod opposed the bill and the land grant .yst,m as
This read had already received forty million acres OF
public lands and this bill proposed to give 1t coo
He supposed how that il would pass he
Thought he in that provision of which required
the land spectators and the high
and he animated that Mr. Wheeler the of the
Pacific Railroad Committee had in his capacity
Chairman cha Of the conmattee Of the Whole the Tariff
Mr.. Conger advocated the BILL cohtending that the
land was valu eless wi thout railroads.
Mr. Ella opposed the bill pluuder measure, which
proposed TO mortgage to the money lenders of Europe
kngdoms, which proposed to bring In millions of the
Pagans of Asia compete with the
OF the West, and which proposed to enrich the Jay
Cookies and monsylsnders OF the United States.
of Jay Cooke Co honorable capitalists and claimed
that the State OF Pennsylvania the pioneer
system OF internal improvements.
Mr. Garfield, Of Washington Territory advocated the
BILL and argued against the amendment proposed by Mr.
Hawlsy, as calculated to throttle the company.
MIR. Cox appealed to Mr.. Wheeler for one minute OF
time to express his views.
Mr.. Wheeler declined he had but five mi nutss Of
his hour left.
Mr. Cox-Then put in my protest against this cruci-
ixion.
Mr, Van wyok 4 do tho same
Mr.. Wheeler closed the discussion and demanded the
previous question on the passage of tho bill.
The previous question was secoaded-yeas 76 o.
excluding all amendments.
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The Winter Main Contract.
The E0eni,l1 Telegraph.


We notice in your paper OF the I'd instant letter
from Messrs Bushong IL Brother to Frederick Graef,
Chief Engineer Philadelphia Water Department, in
reference to contract for pipes, and also brief edl-
tora from you calling Mr.. Graef for explanation.
Messrs Bushong Brother Publish the letter. they
say, because Mr.. Grae returned it to them without
reply. Nc one who reads the letter will have any
difficulty In understanding why 1t was returned un-
answered. do we see how either Mr.. Graef or the
Water Board could take notice OF such communi-
cation We were present at the opening OF the bids,
acquainted with the facts, and think it right to
correct the marvellous errors contained in Messrs.
Bnshongs' letter. They write that the city loses
some sixty thousand dollars by this rascality In
awarding the contract" The bid Of their friends
amounted in all to only 2, ,903'S5, certainly dim
cult matter 500 900 out OF this sum- and their
bid just 500 81 higher than the bids Of the par
ties to whom the contract was awarded In other
words the city saved this SI00'37 by not giving the
contract to Messrs. Meert & Kinsey, and in fact
could not have awarded it to them, as they were not
the lowest bidders. 1t is a pity Messrs Bushong &
Brothers did not find out the facts before writing
their letter AS it is, they will doubtless feel bound
in honor to make a complete retracton.
s. FULTON Co.
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FIFTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Maycraity Coptcst-spIit in the RepubII-
can Convention.
Despatch 10 ths Assoctated Press.
WARRINGTON, May 5.-The Republican May
orally Nominating Convention met TO day at
Union League Hall, where the Bowen party
appeared to be largely in the ascendant. SO far
as numbers went, and as the various wards had
nearly all two sets of delegates, the indications
favored the denomination of Mr.. Bowen
After considerable discussion delegations re-
presenting both the Bowen and Richards inter-
eat were admitted but subsequently the
Richards men withdrew and organized at
another hall, where Mr.. A. G. Richards, the
present Chief of Police of this district, was
nominated.
The first convention nominated Mr.. Bowen.
1t is understood that Richards will decline, in
which case the convention which nominated
him will support Matthew G. Emery, ESQ, who
is already in nomination as a reform candi-
date. There was considerable excitement about
the halls were the conventions were held. party
feeling being very high. The nominees are all
identified with the Republican party, the Demo
Gratis having no one in the field.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-05
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CIty Amusements.

At THE CHEsNUT a grand matinee perform
ance will be gwen to-day for the benefit of the
Richmond sufferers.
This evening the burlesque Of The Fair One
with the Blonde Wig will be performed.
AT THE WALNUT the drama of The Fairy
Circle, the comedy of The Rough Diamond,
and the farce of The Happy Man will be given
this evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Will
liams in the principal parts.
AT THE ARCH Mr.. Joseph X. Emmett will
appear this evening as Fritz" in the drama of
Fritz our Cousin German
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
the burlesque of The Fifteenth Amendment Ball
and other attractions are announced for this
evening. .
AT DuPRRz q BENEDIcT's OPERA House
but few more performances will be given, as
the troupe starts on summer tour next week.
THE PANORAMA OF "THE PILGRIM" will be
exhibited for the benefit of the Church of Re-
demption, this evening at Concert Hall.
On Monday next McEvoys "HIbernicon"
will be exhibited. This entertainment is q
panorama of Ireland, exhibiting the most beau
tiful and characteristic features of the scenery.
It will be illustrated by appropriate music hand
by the personation of Irish characters by a
troupe OF competent artists. This entertainment
has been given before in this city with much
success. Since then the panorama has been re-
painted and improved.
AGRANp COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT to Profess
sor Ettore Barili will be given at Musical Fund
Hall on Saturday evening. Professor Barili will
be assisted by number of his pupils, and by
several distinguished professional musicians.
A programme of unusual interest will be pre-
sented.
THE PENNSYLVANIA POLYTECHNIC AND ANA
ToMICAL MUSEUM is now open with an inte-
resting variety of curiosities, at No 1905 Ches-
nut street.
THE SENTz-HA AssLER ORCHESTRA will give a
matinee at Musical Fund Hall on Saturday.
AT THE ACADEMY OF Music on Thursday,
May 12, grand choral and orchestral concert
will be given in aid of the Bedford Street Mis-
sion. We hope that the charitable citizens of
Philadelphia will endeavor to make this pecu-
mary success. Seats can now be secured at
Boner's, No. 1102 Chestnut street.
Mr.. JOHN TOY, the popular manager of the
Assembly Building, will have o grand testimo-
nial benefit on Friday evening, May 49, at the
Academy of Music. An entertainment of an
unusually varied and attractive character will
be presented, and large number of well-known
artists have volunteered for the occasion. Mr..
Toy has long been connected with the Assembly
Buildings, and is so highly esteemed by large
number of our citizens that his benefit will
doubtless be a brilliant success in all par
ticulars