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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
LEEDS FOUNDRY.

LEEDS FOUNDRY.
tEsTA BLLsHED IN 1885,
Garner Delord and Fouober streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
We are prepared TO manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOTLERS,
SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR KETTLE,
DRA1NrNa MACHINES, Saw MHL6,
CoTroN Presses, NEWELL Sorrows.
Gys GYARINa, FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS, JUDsoN's 0OvRNoBs,
and all kinds OF Plantation and Steamboat work.
and every description OF Machinery Tor the
South. AkkDD = w.
We beg TO call special attention 10 oar !arGo
stock Of Sugar Kettles Having purchased the
entire stock Of the Stacker Iron Works Of Ten
nessee, for which Mr.. T.. r. Lavillebeuyre was
formerly agent land the only genuine Tonnee-
see Kettle In the MARKET we offer the same fol
sale. as we'll as those OF our own manuiAaure
At Reduced Rates, price iists OF which wo VII Do
'''"<'''' apis Am dAW
, 1876-12-16

worst oft is, that they ore kept on after
ell the correspondence to which they
were supposed to be che key has &c ased.
a. least, We can find In a paper now
before US no further excuse for the Attic
map than the fact that the Queen has been
pleased to thank the Artio Officers for
their gallantry; but do we understand
that any better, for an ugly picture Of
conYerging meridians Of longitude, nd
three smudgeo marked, Winter quarters
OF the Alert" " Winter quarters of the
ibis 91iIsoovery''" and "Farthost point of
, 1876-12-16
PrOClama.

Il LIE % Enhvsr, som MATTE tor.
III meme at have Noget at fordrc
paa F@lIesboet efter afd0de Fru
Elzira S~aintonge, f6dt Semidei og
efterIevonde KgtefBlIo Joseph Sain-
tonge, indkaldes herved med 6 Maa-
neders Varsel til at anmeIde og bevia-
liggj0re deres Krav for Undertegne-
de, der behandle Boet som Execu-
torres testament.
Saa indkaIdes ogsaa med Aars og
Days Varsel den efterleyende Egte-
felle SAINT den Afd0des Arvingcr.
st. Thomas den ste December 1870.
A. GIIIGINT, III. HJERNO.
Executors testament.
, 1876-12-16

elzjendtgjoxe1so

YTNDER 30,o e. MI. h1r Governs.
~ mentet autorjserst constituent Bog
holder Cand. iuria T. s. Rubnor Peterson
til torel3bjg og iJdtil Yidere at fungor9
som Procurator we'd Landsoyerrottsn og
Undorretterne paa St Croix, SAINT derhos
samtidig hFeyet den Polltimester Egge I'm.
der l3do Juai d. 4. moddoIte Authorization
til midlortidig at fungore som Ptoourasor
we'd bemellte Rotter.
Pr@sidontskabs- Seoretariates, st. Croix
den STE December 1870.
s. w. A BRAKLE.
, 1876-12-16
Acknowledgements

Wet b~ekjendtgj6res horved, at Anord-
Ivy ming at 12te November 1875 ON I'd
aalg at S%pirituosa og ON Rombodhold i
Byerne paa St. Croix, i Overeensstemmel-
Sc med 6emeldte Anordnings : 81, tredsr
l Kraft fra 1ste Januar 1877 at regne.
GouVerneEaentet for de dansk- Yestindis-
ko Ger, St, Thomas den 1sto December
1876.
AUG. GARDE.
, 1876-12-16
CARL HATTEyaEH
ica

VT IS hereby made known, that the Or
q dinance Of 10th November 1875, con
corning the sale Of Spjrituouo Liquors and
concerning Rum Shops in the towns Of
the Island Of st. Croix, will in conformit y
with 421 OF said Ordinance come int o
force on the 1st January 1877.
The Government Of the Danish West
Indin I,Iauds, St, Thomas lat December
1878.
AUG. GARDE.
, 1876-12-16

Yesterday week the Right Hon. Stephen
Cave distributed the prizes to the Science
and Art students of the southwestern and
southeastern suburbs of London, at the
South Western Railway Institute, Wands-
worth Road, and began by modestIy inform
ing MS audience that he could not himself
have gained one of the prizes he had to
distribute. It did not follow, however,
as he rather implied, that he could not
make a good speech or the subject, and in
fact, he did make q good one, on the text
furnished by the Prince Consort,-" Sci
ence strengthens the mind, and Art purifes
the taste" encouraging his hearers to have
confidence in the reconciliation of all true
science with true religion. and to pursue
the publication of their tastes with the
honesty and sincerity which set good and
lasting work for above the appearance of
good work, however snowy. Mr.. Cave
did not add, what we think is nevertheless
true, that science has a great tendency NOR
ally to purify the taste in art, by teaching
rigid veracity /; and that art has a great
, 1876-12-16

tendency to strengthen the mind
science, by teaching the intslIsctua
tue Of simplicity.
, 1876-12-16

The very useless and ugly maps which
the daily papers offer US every day both
of the late scene of war and Of the Arctic
regions are becoming quite a nuisance.
Geographically, they mislead all who use
them !; and artisticaIly, they offend the
taste, and make the eyes swim with their
confusion Of lines and names. And the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-28
Zegal advertisements.
District Court of the United States,
District of Maine.
In the matter OF
James A. Narney,

James A. Narney, Z In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
fTIils is TO give notice that petition has been
L presented to the Court this I'd day of Novem ber
1876, by James A. Narney of Nassaiboro', in said
District Bankrupt praying that he may be
decreed TO have full discharge from an his
debts, pI ovable under the Bankrupt Act, and upon
reading said petition it is ORDERED by the Court
that hearing be had upon the same the
tirst Monday OF January. a. d. 1871, before
the Court in Portland, in said District at 10
O'Clock A. NJ; and that notice thereofbe published
in the Weekly kennebec Journal and the Weekly
Portland Advertiser, newspapers printed in said
District, once week for three successive weeks
the last publication to be at least thirty days before
the day OF hearing, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in interest,
may appear at said time and place, and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
WIN. r. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District
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The Lives In Iured bY The Society are carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad aeld of opera
lions, additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy holders. The assurances made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Iasured
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District Court of the United States,
District of Maine.



Benidh ;. Cate, : In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
I'lllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that petite n has
L been presented to the Court this 3d day OF
November, 1876, 10y Benah >. Cate of Dresden,
in said District, IA Bankrupt, praying that he may
DC decreed to have a fun discharge from all his
debts, provabe under the Bankrupt Act,
aud upon reading said petition, In Is ORDER
Ed by the Court, that hearing be had upon
Tue same on the first Monday in January, 4. D. 1877,
before the Court in Portland in said District at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be pnb she'd
IN the Lincoln County News and the Weekly Ken
nebec journal, newspapers printed in said Dis
ttnt, once week for three successive weeks,
the last publication to he thirty days at
least before the day of hearing, and that
all creditors who have proved their debts, and 9th
CT persons IN interest, may appear at said time and
place and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted
WM. Z. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court of said District.
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3vs
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Premiums are received and Lossos paid in
cash only. Policies ssned payable at the death
Of the Insured also payable at the end of certain
number Of years. Policies are also issued on the
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THE FRANKLIN LAND AND LUMBER COM
l. PANY will petition the Legislature for an
amendment of its charter, to au horze said COM
PAW to fly rates for the OF it's Improvements on
the Carrabasset river.
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Legislative Notice.


THE FRANKLIN LAND AND LUMBER COM.
l. PANY will petition the Legislature for an
amendment of its charter, to au horize said COM
pany to fix rates for the use OF its Improvements
the Carrabasset river.
WIN. B. WnEELwRIGHr, Treasurer.
BY HERBERT NJ. HEATH, his Atty.
Augusta, Nov. q, 1879. 3w49
kENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court, at
augusta, on the second Monday Of Norenber, 1876.
IN the petition of Lucy w. Sawyer, WIDOW OF
" Eben Sawyer, late of Augusta, deceased,
that Samuel Titcomb OF sahi Augusta may be APP.
pointed Administrator on the estate OF said de-
ceased
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
December next, in the Kennebec Journal, d
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons
Interested may attend at Court of Probate then
to be holden at Augusta, and show cause, If any,
why the prayer of said petition shorid not be
granted.
tgI.... H.K. BAKER Judge.
Attest CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3wi9'
KENNEBEC COUNTY-Ia Probate Court at An.
gnsfa on the second Monday Of November. 1876.
NOAH ID. DAW ES, Administrator the estate
~ OF Elijah Sanderson late of Fayette, in said
county, deceased, having presented his first ac.
count OF administration ol said estate for allow.
ance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully. prior to the second Monday OF
December next in the Kennebec Journal news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons interest
ed may attend at Court Of Probate then to be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, ii any, why
said account should not be allowed.
*. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs. Register. 3w49s
KENNBBEC COUNTY-La Probate Court at
augusta, on the second Monday of Noceaaber 1876.
an the petition of J. p. Simpson, husband of
~ Elvira simpson, late OF Winthrop, deceased,
THAT Isaac n. Wadswofth of Manchester, NAV be
appointed Administrator ON the estate OF said de-
ceased: .Hl tt SEA.
ORDERED That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
Decembernext, in the Kennebec Journal news
paper printed in Augusta, that all person interest
ed may attend at Court of Probate then 10 be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
IL. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3wi9F
Old Newspapers,
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Notice of Meeting of Creditors

j. RANkRUPrCN,-lN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
IhE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
MAINE.
In the matter OF r.,
James A. Narney, D""Ai"p'
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to an or.
~ der of Court, second meeting OF the credi-
tors of said Bankrupt will be held at the Court
House in Augusta in said District on the fourteenth
day of December, A. D. 1875, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ,
and the third meeting of said editors at the same
place, on the twenty-seventh day OF December, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, Tor the purposes named in sec
tons J092 and 5U93 of the Revised Statutes OF the
United states, title Bankruptcy.
JAMES b. DASCOMB, Assignee.
QwlQ
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Sh erih'S Sale.

kENNEBEC sS.-Taken on execution, and Wal
be SOLD by public auction, on Saturday, Tie TWEEN
ty-thiri day OF December, A. ID 1876 at tel O'Clock
in the forenoon, at my Office in Augusta, in said
county, all the right III equity which Daniel NJ.
stevens Of lialloweil, in the County Of kcnnebec
has, or mad on the twenty second day of January,
A. ID. lst3 when the same attached on the orig
inal writ To- redeem the folloN lug described real
estate, situated in Nit. Vernon, in said county TO
wit a certain tract oi land IN Mt Vernon, afore.
said, described as lows: bought by him of Albert
q casey, commencing on the east line OF John
stains land on the noIt tn side of ingham stream
called thence northery ON saId John 81, us, j. H.
stains, Joseph Leightons, Bcu jdmin Pearls AMI \
and G. Creasey east line to UIrsh stump; thence
east eriy on John X. Rumble : and A. q Z. Crea
sey's south line to land of Charles II. Turner to a
birch tree. thence south on land of Charles H. 1ur
ner to Little Pond, so called thence westerly on
the shore of said pond and Ingham stream to the
nrst mentioned bound, supposed to contain one
hundred and twenty-five ac es, more or less.
The above premises being subject to a mortgage
recorded in the kennebec Reg stry of Deeds, Book
300, Page 81, given by the said Daniel NJ. Stevens
To Albert Creasey OF Mt. Vernon aiore saic, to Sc
cure the payment of a prumssory note for seven
hundred aud iiIy dollars, dated January S0th 1871
payable in one year from the next September iol.
lowing, With interest The amount now due on
said mortgage, will be made known ut the tim. and
place OF said sale.
WIN. III. LIBBY, Sheriff.
November II, 1876. 3w49
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Mem advertisements.
CHARLEY Ross

Written by his father. A complete account of this
most Mysterious Abduction aud Exciting Search.
With Facsimile Letters and Illustrations. Outsells
all other books. One agent took so orders in one
day. Terms liberal. Address, John +. Potter n
Co., Publishers, Philadelphia. nov2i-iw
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Copartnership Notes.
y DTlCE.

1'IiE undersigned, owner of fifteen sixteenths in
common and undivided, OF the north half of
Township number two in Range eight, west from
the east line OF the State in the county of Penob.
scot, viii enter upon SAID land the coming lumber
ing seasons and cut and carry away timber and
logs therefrom.
WILLIAM II. McCRTLLIS.
Bangor, October %, 1876. oct2S.tItSy3w
, 1876-05-21

Boston Journal
Fatner romantic incident occurred receNdf1
N the prosaic City Of Boston, which hzs ut Iesst
tne merit Of novelty and is not lacking the
NEuc element: A stranger entered 3 horse car,
anu was quietly seated ID corner when LADY
VIII WIN br1ght,eyed little girl Of three ye4es e
tstSu ana LOOK seat next to him. The chld,f
tdems tntsnns 90 watch the street sights, stood upf
oetNesn the too. Dir. A., noticing the child waa
playful, indulged in little ouiet fa1nilarty,i
ano at length remarked IS the cir passed round
Gnr7e: Oont 1al! baby, papa wosA be sorJ.
lhe !ady's lace, which had worn smiling *
preston, changed at once, but before he recover
ca ca his senses, seeing the Jatu pas he had n,ade
posation was embarrassing, but he turned ne.
ever, turn1nl, her blue eyes upon him, said n t6c
g1rls!" No." replied the gentleman; II bad 4
little girl once, but she and her mother are BOTH
dead" The mother Of the cihhi Eas now moro!
confused than ever, but vhQn her eyes mer
those Of the gentleman there was sympatheta
expression peEeptible. y
Ihe lady left the car, and though no Tofui
nao been exchanged between them, the fsee;
that one was widow and the other widowef}
was Known to both The favorable impression
created was mutual, for q chance meeting feNi
Gays after was ayailcd by the gentleman to otleri
an 3 apology Tor might be considered radeness e.
nus 9arI III speaking to ths. child, and the lad9g
excuse Tor the fordwafencss Of her little g1rl le1
70 An a1ualntancc which will ie few weeks, e
report speaks the truth, result in alliance when
Will unite mother and child to most eIrctiens
husband and fond festher, who holds m homer"
aple position l western citv.
, 1876-05-21
THE FOOT QUESTION.

The Washington correspondent Of the -,,etroit
fTee Press writes: "The smallcst-foot. S1,biect
has been revived a@5atn, this time By Il n rain. ot
Cinderella sandal Of black-~-svet. lined with
white satin and +-lnas1cd with Valencicnnes
Lara 1t belongs to a lady who. wears NJ. 7s,l
misses size, aud was convert ed into a wntch. 1s
case. d party Of gentlemen took chances in II
and the rattle ncttcd the goodIy sum Of s48
@ which sum Is to BE- devotefx to the purchase Of =
s}1vaq q aqtiGae n9ste for vernon
will be inscribed the names Of those @ who saie tao7
eha9ees IN the rattle FOR the sandal.n ' '''A
+h;,c ;Ge;o,rgs, ny Ing George, promise me one
th,ng thna sao Tue 70 1ng bride OF month as she
@ sorew ner arms Al 4ound her husbands neck and md
gazed l., ,anxlously in his face "What is it. nrc-
sl9asT he ask as be drew her to his bospm m pr,
hol meo,nlse me. George, dear; that Won vii not
si;l gceuale r. Sidential candidate" HWhv NV
unI, NH ", tn7t Is asking good deal, he 1epied
Ian Iao nls e1untenanee darkcned. "There ar
Ihots, hoat eIA1th and Brown, and, in fact, ail the
t nest peop]e-tfey are candidates. You want mt
msn. G!e ~ he somebody, don't youn' EYcs. YES
;neo!e, do do, said the Young wife. b,;,st,
3ng ,1to tears shut ali the Vii Itei teil
th, nDE o's my feet are, and you know folks never
they are large" ~ sooo s*epsat
, 1876-05-21

| iarnfn Webster will he T1.nte The fmnOrtar
parts vii be distributed rs follows:
Amrsements are not flourIshing in Philade
phja- Notwithstanding the Centennial. tn
aWitl fnlly 1onx1 strangers in the city q
Wednesday last, there was hot a single theatr
crowded il thc evening. and the attcnilanc
during the remainder Of the week was quit
below tie ayernge audiences Of our places q
amusement whGn dependent upon our ow1
/ pcopIc for patronage
r., .,,,. - ~. su,,n a., ......,,.
aM SUIT o. ~. Aaiuso1, 1ne Australian man
by the lattcr's paving The p1aintiff sfin,latet
sum (amount not mcntioned) o. Indemnity 70
all damages occasioncd Allison by her refusal t,
fulfill the contract entered into for her BY Ali
sou, her authorized agent. Shu agrees ut ,
future day to visit Australia under Lagard ALI
| selves satisfied at the present arrangement.
" TT cro,o +bo -o,,,,u ,sa,o H.,
farewc1i henafit ~ IN pu.ar G Some1lan, na1
Frarrisco 1ast snda1 q. ,,s,. VRcsaouse, ea.
nnancd ,.,th s' Th;n,y Hu,uay nlnt. 1ne performance
ninon.n wh"n inhn sHn,a,, s ,ana5 1ms 31Gnel
dranza to Mr.. Crano'a A{ock Duke. a1id Bartor
Hin, Robert Pateman, Miss Pateman, and Mist
Deeds on the Barbar, Coast'' followed, with Rob
ert Pateman and Katie Mayhew as Mr. and Mrs
Fright, and Crane and Alice Harrison concluded
the entertainment with the aPrirna Donna fol-
IN Hour" and number Of songs.
cnt ctss - AnH.a swa ; Rayea an exla engage
n'1i'o II. rt ~ m.e nsnts anu one matinee a. the
9'oec tmeuetS 1os,on' last week Last hlsht !i1.
1Mo j., Thn Morla Hanst apRea1 M ~ a. nn, a.
% %Te hsd tSa ao on of ~
Ill., Niss rsogers, Miss conway, Mr' honey, anu
1ast ,,nas ~ ~ ~ ine talIu ano
~ ~, "eSh o. onciG lo4as Gaoin haa IT'S run
ro,;re5 e ~, si,i ~ ns bonanza Is 70 oe
, 1876-05-21
End OF Strange Criminals Career.


-. lVk1o FORK 73naes
Arthu !. Breed, one Of the most dangerous
criminals IN the country, died recently 1t The
auburn Insane Asylum. The history Of Breed
Is singular one. BY birth he was descended
{rom fs9ha distinguished Kentucky family: Rreed'a
1atnee Is now Prominent merchant In Lonis-
vile In his early youth be was given tai to aIl
ands Of dissipation, aud it is said that in p
dueah he lost SIC, 600 on cock fight OF three
mains. he had q fine cdueations and cousi
speak English, French, German, and Ita1jsn.
nucntiy, he came to this city, and by force
Of his talent and address obtained the positon Of
Nasnington forrespondcnt Of one of tie princi
pa daily papers. While in Washington 1e fi]1es
ler short time the position Of private secrctae
r to Senator Morgan. Finally, however, he
orlIed INTO crime, and having committed nntcx-
tensfVe forgery In the city, Detective Eiier was
placed on his truck. he had nothing ont q
{fa, geneFn description Of Breed except f1e fct
!I;a .aa1 5Ecea's nose was Of an abnormal size On
tnls ceu M he succeeded in a1rest,ng hin. at Broad
Way aad Clinton place. When aTaig7cd before
Justice 70 hogan st the Tombs, Breed, attempted
rs to swallow the cheek be had for ed. but was
4au caoked and forced to asporge hv
Ue5ecn!cs Elder and Ncvins Fe was Convicted
anq y sem to Sing Sing for seven wars by Record.
er ha9 Aackstt From Sing Sing fc Tas d2dtcd to
Anbu1n. where he. died ~
, 1876-05-21

And AZ , after few moves White resigned.
ta1 Mr. Pullings variation, i q RS, has bern
recently revived. and Is now the fashionable de-
1ehse to this phase Of the Scotch Gambit
tb) II this exchange is the best reply to Hlacl,s
fense. ~ ~ ste oe'
.tc} White might here have obtained three minor
pieces for his Queen but in this position The ob-
9se51om e. to such IN exchange are obvious enough
I, td1 The attack White gains by sthe advance OF
there rawns is but shallow one, and at The scene
81 inc contest most good judges pronounce it to be
.(e) Mr Biackburne seems to ferl that his
s!senG1n ites IN assault This solitary Rook is de-
setsary's MAY rendered afterwards dnadyisable.
a,a e meanwhile tbe Queens Rook and Bishop are
Idle spectators Of the melee.
" II Mhite now attempts to carry ont his de-
sG{, sSn, Axf, followed by R ch, aud 6, Blnck
,(gl ~ little bit Of Morphy." for which neither
~. blackhusne nor - the gallery" was prepared.
On thy instant that the unfortunate Rook vas re-
leased from Mr. Blackburne's hand. It was pounced
upon by Herr Iukcrtort who had clearly prcvious-
= considered that move rs a contingent rcioinder
to tho sally OF his Bishop.
, 1876-05-21

tenoFs, Messrs. Dexter and Barnes; bassos
Messrs, Bergstein, K. NJ. Clark, and Noble
Mr. Eddy will play the organ accompaniment.
THE PAPpESuE1A CONCERT.
The Pappenhem Troupe, which was to hav'
given concert on Friday evening, postponed Of
account OF the sudden indisposition OF Nine
PappcnheIm, announces its lust appearance thfs
evening at Hooley's, when it will appear in tn.
second act OF I" Der Freischuctz," the secont
act Of "Lucrezia Borgia," and the second and
fourth acts Of " Trovatore.'
| MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
The Messrs. Brainard's Sous, Of Cleveland,
have issued quite collection Of new music,
which will be found Of interest, As a compett.
tor to Moody and Sankey, they put forth a col
lection OF sacred songs especially adapted for
devotional, revival, and camp meetings, com
man. Rced-organ players will be glad to-know
that the accomplished musician, Karl Merz has
issued his method for that instrument, which is
admirably arranged for young pupils aud teacfI-
this firm: ..sGood Advice" quartette, and
| nswset Spirit ct Song,n for Soprano" by John
! q. Pi1ley; Village Fcte" polonaise, Sway
ward Wind, allcgretto grazioso, "Whispers
from from Home" Z lnazurka, "Undcr the Cll[s "
muring Strcamlct," melody, BY ": L. Blumen-
schein; Wedding Bells Marcl and Convent Bells
March, for four hands, by 4: T. Wyman; "My
~ nrI., G4ny % tna1, P nls1fS ~, Teii ,, eosa
~ R.othid Lo11sI dm!ay Vn1I L9ye Can III nsl' song
oyd ri chnrus ~ 14G ,'a1I Xs} ~ p TX. e;t e9m
snd stro.o,5 ~ =" ~, riaooasu, ~ tts I'ty
Rnrnon ~. sGns 1el sop'tno' ah ~ ~: 49,. ~
~ ~ 1fo,' so n4GoeS9 ~ " t,'G i, saI atnl
AZ ~ ~ a.a5 nuno91 oi f"e -H4ST Ho.9
natsa;t @sI ~ ieselscu uon1 u =. WntaGy o. co''
tot afn,e' @ te seolS e Of very enectlYe nLt!S can
enns W r1sue5ic ~, L; fease, SET 70 LonglelloWs
tette and chorus Of mixed voices.
1oc,r .,1scp11.rv
eaA @!a. -,
Inc trcat Western Light-Guard Band will
give PICNIC in Ogden's Grove this afternoon,
trrning s out thirty men in full Uniform. q
Imoyene Rrorn and ,fr n;su,or hove hoo,
=, 1rT:, oHn ano ~ ~. o1Selton na'c oeen
snlGss!ng y Dunalo 1l!5 IN Oer Frelscnnetz ana
D,sMa, slantsa, Even onocr the auspices OF the
oual1lo o'sngefouho"
An international concert in behalf Of the L.
1olefS M,, s Aeauen'y Will be<held Vt McCormick's
tn hMl, 14esoay evening, May ~ Tickets can be
nao IL Jansen u McClurg's, a1d at the door.
Atr. l.. A. Phelps, Of this city, is progressing
finely with his voice studies, with Maesfro TrS.
vulza, In Milan, Italy. He has already studied
s Faust and X Faynrita IInnn hearing Mr.
phe1ns ,t ,,r,xota ;nt.,xe.,p -, s;an; ~.
rorl Roso ox,-ossa1 5osr - - ,Is LIe1p1'g1 .l'
S,t .a9sa usslte 10 W p1aced III cor
leepouuenee Us Us ne Is prepnfed Tor the
operatlc stage.
prof IT 9 por,-;,, ,f 4h,, o;., ,rl
.,a ,sat - ;3t ~ - tlns etya hao nas 1oF
ene p.len etSnt !Aohlus neen tfaFenHs IN europe,
especEuiy III FRANCE, Belgium, Germany, Aus.