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q. Nj. KELLER RI. ID.

Oily SICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence cor.
j. Orleans and Ohio streets next door TO Kuhlcr's
Drug Store. Office over Benscr u Thomas Drug
tore, Market Square, office hours 10 to II A NJ 10
Pm. ?-l40&wly
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I. Il. GRIM. 5. n GRIM
GRIM BROTHERS,
Dealers iii and Manufacturers of
Excelsior Lubricating Oils +!
These Oils are made un icr new process
NV Silnar- -h.atpd stpan

These Oils are made IN icr process
by super-beated steam
We guarantee the lowing qualities for these
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durable than any oil in II is not mixed oil.
but perfectly
Pure and Clean.
II il free from acids. chemicals grit. 1t will not
chill more than any good oil 1t is always uniform
in quality Ii viii keep cool any journal under its
fastest time aud the heaviest pressure Ii cannot
be evaporated and destroyed except BY actual
1t costs LESS than any other oil in use. Now what
claim is, 1t is cheaper, better. sser and health
Ter than any other oil in To prove the above,
all that we ask il that you try the OIL Office and
warehouse, 236 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
AZ Agents Wanted.
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Eatueday's Rain.

Iowa CITY, Iowa, May 6.-lt has rainei
here all day furiousy; in fact it has
almost necessarily since May came in.
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TECM As YATES

IS PREPARED TO DO PLUMBING IN ALL ITS
branches. also, Gas and Steam Fitting.
Call and have estimates made before ordering yorr
work done by ether parties.
THOMAS YATES. Ieyee Rock Islsnd
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Chicago Market.


Wheat-steady; closing firm; 971a cash: 9914
June; 002l July; No 8, 50.
Corn-Firmer; Asa cash; Asa June; ASA July
Oats ,Flrmer; 30as cash. 311s June.
Rye-Firmer; 81.
Barey-Higher; 66h cash or May.
Pork-Weak; shade lower; 20 87Ia cash; 81 90
July.
Lard-Weak; shade lower; 10 25 cash.
Whisky o..
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts 1000: active and scarce; 5110c
higher; scallawags 75G7 90; packing 00QT 20 !;
light 1907 25; shipping 2007 IS.
Caule-Receipts 4,000; active; steady and ur-
changed.
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ri. eiO h"EON, LUCIAS ADA NJ
STURGEON & ADAMS.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELoRS AT LAW.
~ Office in Mitchell & Lynde's block. Rock Island
II. Have complete set # Eooks # Abstracts
Title Of Lands in Rock Island County
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CANCER CURED bi.d%1sl. 81 DR. hoNP;s 70
knife, No paint No caustic, Remedies sent TO
any part of the world, pamphlet and particulars
free. Address Dr. II. T, BOND, No. $50 North
Broad St Philadelphia, Pi.
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Death of an Ex-Congressnan.

OwEGo, May Sex Congressman
Leonard, the founder of the Owego Gazette,
died to-day.
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WATCH BUYERS ATTENTION

The undersigned respectfully directs the atiel
tion Of parties contemplating the purchase tf
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Printing and binding executed neat
quick and cheap at THE ARGUS OFFICE.
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Orleans Street Livery.

A HENRY, LIVERY FEED. SALE AND
n, Boarding able. Parties and Funerals Spe-
cialuy. Orleans Street, between Buffalo and la
gle. Charges reasonable f2 l5d1.
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~ Isr11N11'' WILLIAM
SWEENEY & JACKSON.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
n Othce-Cor. Eagle end Illinois streets. Rock lei
and Illinois I1-1Sd1y
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CAPT TuoMas PEYNINGToN

RHEUM ATT SM-Dr. Fenton: Having been laid
up five weeks with rheumatism, and spent dollar
after dollar, my physician told me it must wear
of; got up and on crutches many more weeks
advised to get six bottles of Fcntons Sarsapa-
rilla. Five bottles cured me completely. freely
recommend the Matchless Syrup a. a sure cure for
Rheumatism. Yours truly,
W II BATES cleveland q
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SOMETHING NEW
THE GREAT
AMERICAN REN0VAT0R.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
| fully announce to the citizens Of Rock island
and vicinity that having introduced their In
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN 3, HAWLEY.

aVtiN .. LA VILE
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ once in Bengston's Block Illinois St, Rock !
ana. Illinois. 3-13d&wGm
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-08

RHEUNAMiSM-Some six months could not
walk without the help of a crutrh; tried physl-
clans and many kinds Uf advertised Gu cs without
benefit. Six bottles oi Fenton'a Matchlcss Syrup
cured me. CAPT GEO HAND
SALT RHEUM- 1i .ht bottles made perfect and
1,s,t1
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MRS. PAULINE P1LLsBuRY.

MEDICAL, ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC
lVi Physician. Rock River street south side be-
tween Dock and Adams, Rock Island, Ills
The New York herald., 1876-07-04
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

children's centennial jubilee concert Will take place
at Stenway Hall on Wednesday evening.
Mr. j. II. Stoddar appears every night in 'Onc Touch
Of Nature" ut the Union Square Theatre.
Levy preparing Proch's air and variations for Gil
mores Garden, the orchestraton being by H. Henri
Kowaski
The attaches Of the Park Theatre will have benefit
on Friday evening, at which Matilda Heron and her
daughter Bijou Will appear
Miss Phis Glover lately appeared in Manchester in
She Stoops to Conquer" and made an animated and
captivating Miss Hardcaste.
sThc Two Orphans" Miss Kate Clax.on and n iss
Maude Harrison), as given by the Union Square The
atre Company has made groat hit IN the Lake City.
The three adaptations Of Sardou's Nos Intmes" for
the English stage are "Frends or Foes" by Horace
wigan, "our Friends" by Mr. George March. and one
(not yet christened), by Mr.. Tom Taylor
Mr.. Farjeon's domestic DRAMA "Homc Sweet
Home" was produced at the London Olympic June
49, with Henry Neville, W. J. Hill, George Neville
lytton So,hern, Mss Carlotta Addison and Mrs.
Stephens in the cast.
Matnees will be gwen at the following houses to-
day:-Finh Avenue Theatre "Pique;'' Park Theatre,
"Undcr Two Flags;' Woods, Aiken Combination ;
Olympic Tony PASTORS, Kelly aud Leon's Ninstres
and Partisan Varieties.
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OBITUARY.
WILLIAM CALDWELL.

William Caldwell, Deputy Clerk of the Superior
Court, died suddenly a. his residence No. 200 Tenth
avenue, Sunday, it is supposed, of heart disease.
Mr.. Caldwell a gentleman widely known as an
Official, both under the State aud federal government
aud highly respected for his genial qualities and pro-
He born in Hudson, n ", in 1920 and arriving ut
the OF eight en- years he entered the law office OF
the late Judge Edmonds, in this city, where he
the inlricaccs OF the law and became "A member
OF the Judges family. few years later he returned
Hudson and tor some years ilCd the oice OF Ccr
OF the Circuit Court ot that place When Isaac V.
Fowler became Postmaster in tins city Mr. Caldwell was
private secretary aud later Assistant Postas
ter. He held the latter Office up To the time Of Fow.
ler's dcalcation and Hight to Mexico but faithful
public servant was hc that General Dix highly CON-
pimented hm Tor his course at tho time OF
cry OF FowIcrs rascalIles. In 1872 he appointed
the position no held the time OF his death. The
funeral Will take place Wednesday, at hall past nine
O'Clock A. ~. from his late residence. The body will
be removed TO Hudson (where his father still rcsides
for IntcrmenL
The New York herald., 1876-07-04
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY. JULY A, 1875

J. H. Kemp, W. Il. Ribet, j. K Baker, II. J. Leiban q
and Cyrus H. Loutre we're appointed committee to
funeral, which the veterans VIII attend IN body.
SKETCH COLONEL LErFERrs
Marshall Lenerts born at Bedford Ia l., In the
year 1920 OF old and famous family. He nrst
entered public life stan officer TO General Hail. and
was afierward appointed major and next lieutenant
colonel of the Seventh regiment On the 18th OF Au-
gust 1859, he became its colonel which
position he remained until 1854 when he re-
signed command and became member OF the
veteran corps He was succeeded by Colonel Emmons
Clark who has occupied the position ever since. AZ
the breaking out OF the rebellion the seventh regi-
ment, under his command the hrst Of the militia
TO leave the State. They leit here on the l9th OF
April 1861 numbering 0J0 men. On their arrival al
Philadelphia II was ascertaned that all railroad COM
muncaton was cut OF with Washington and the regi-
ment was. therefore. transported by water to Ann
apols Here cy went TO work and reaid the rails 10
Washington and the 24th OF the same month, after
being five DAYS cut off from all communication with
the North the road from the national capital was again
opened and the regiment marched into Wash
ingion, where they were received with
great rejoicing They remained there some
tme ASSISTING at the construction OF dcicnccs return
called Again. May 1862 the Seventh, undercom
mand OF Colonel Lelerts, was the first 10 respond 10 a
call upon the militia They leh this time with but 700
men. many OF their former members having obtained
commissions the volunteer service IN the meantime.
The third call made upon them in June, 1865 when
the regiment was located IN the city Of Baltimore
during The invasion Of Maryland and Pennsy
vauia On the sih OF july, In that year,
Colonel Leners appointed eommandant
of the same year Governor Seymour rendered him the
appointment OF BrigadIer General with authority 10
raise a brigade OF the National Guard IN thiscty. The
deceased for some years a prominent hardware
merchant In this city On retiring from business he
became associated with the Western Union Telegraph
Com chief engineer He was. at the time of
his DEATH President Of the Gold and Stock telegraph
company, and to his energetic business manage mcnt II
great deal OF its success He was looked up TO
In business circles and was socially genial and whole
souled gentleman dear TO all who knew him. dc leaves
q wife and large family. To them his loss irreparable
and To under his command who almost;
shipped him. his demise will bring deep and sincere
The New York herald., 1876-07-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK ALLir t>or) at Pugwasn NS. June % from Canso
carried jibboom and dying jo. by running into ds
ing schooner In a fog.
Bsic LopeE Brl. from Cardcnas struck on Hen
poiut night OF July p but of with
and taken into Delaware Brcakwssr with rail and
gear damaged Vessel tight.
ScHn BAIRD. from kenncbcc at Philadelphia uiy s.
and lost oowspri;.
scHR J bRSr. West. from bteuben for Rockland put
into Winter Hafbor Me. June ~. leaking.
ScnR ArsoLrr tBr. from ST. Martins, with salt. for
Yarmouth NJ, totally wrecked June 70 seal Island
near Darlington NS. The saved. The vessel
aud cargo are y total loss.
ssean pumps and divers continued work the ship
Belle o. iren aohn. NIB before reported having
beca ashore). June 30
DsRKLicr--Br,e Emily Raymond t'rj, at Halifax from
Turks Island June % lat 81 40 " Ion 81 80 W.
passed vessel OF about 800 tons bottom and with her
udlcr unsnpped she was newly eoppered and apparently
be Dutch built
sA~ FeAxcco June 28rhe schr Industry while beating
yesterday misssd and ded oul ot the
The New York herald., 1876-07-04
A VETERANS END.

SUDDEN DEATH or COLONEL MARSHALL LEF-
rERrs EN- ROUTE FOR PnILADELPHIA-THE
VETERANS RETURN WITH THE BODY
The veterans of the Seventh regiment, numbering
l,5 members. started yesterday morning, under
command Colonel Marshall Lencrts take the ten
O'Clock A. NJ train for Philadelphia TWAS their pur-
pose 10 Join their regiment, which left few days
since and TO participate with them in the parade in
that city to-day. When they reached Canal street,
their march the ferry, Colonel Leierts complained
of feeling unwcl, and, leaving Lieutenant Colonel
Loulrcl in command, took hack and drove to the
ferry. where he reoincd them and again assumed com
mand. The left Jersey City at ten O'Clock, and
running about twenty mirutcs the Colonel again
complained OF PAIN his chest which he attributed
to dyspepsia lie called in the surgeon accompanying
them but had swooned when he reached hlm IN the
car Every effort was made rcsuscitatc him, but in
ten minutes time, life extinct. The train pro-
eccded to Newark, where The veterans G,scmbark Cd
tho body being carried to Elizabeth in ordcr to
switcn OF so return. On its return TO Newark
the veterans re-ombarkcd. sad the train. that
few since started under such joyous auspices
turned with funeral cortegc The nags wncn waved
SO proudly the carly morning were closely turcd
and draped IN deep mourning Each OF the veterans
upon his arm badge OF Grape hastily pfccuI ed
nj Newark. On lhc rival OF the tram at jersey Cy
the Uody placed upon canvas sirctcher closely
wrapped ia an American dag, ana hts sword anG hat
Wing across IL carried board tile ierry yboat
d. :. Gregory by dozen more of the stan. As tue
body passed the long line OF people who had gathered
heads were bared ana sadness was to be
the faces OF ms late comrades as they followed the
remains board the boat
Daring The trip the flags board the fcrry.
boat placed at haU mast Some little delay
Cured on reaching the New York side, owing the
non-arrival o. tue ualcc which had been tcle.
graphrd Tor on us arrival the body removed
from the streicner and placed within II and taken
the regiments armory. followed by the men who he
proudly led undor the morning sun.
1, feared there would be some difficulty in BRING
ing the body the Nrry, owing State law
curing certificate as TO tho cause OF death THIS
overcome by the surgeon who attended him, although
II was feared u wouli be necessary to hold nqcest
The surgeon gave his opinion that death resulted
IRON disease The family OF the deceased
Philadelphia where they were anticipating his arrival
Tho sad news was teegraphed to them aud they
turned Immediately to New York
When the body reached hc arnory 10 was laid out in
the Board Officers Room and gwen in the charge Of
the undertakcrs lt UNANIMOUSLY decided
marx OF respect to abandon the contemplated to
Philadelphia During the afternoon the body was
removed TO his late residence No 333 West Twenty
second street Resolutions of regret and condocncc
were passed by committee of the field and stan Off
GERS Tho members will the usual badge Of
mourning for thirtv davA hosara wiil'ss' fAi"h>>s
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vessels engaged eoastins observing the
municats the fact the HKRALp that be brought
publicly the attention Of the proper authoreA letter
addressed TO the editor OF the HKRALp New York city"
giving accurately possible the number and position OF
displaced buoys the Of their removal will suffice In
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts Of
the American Continent When they observed the
of European countries in the Mediterranean is
requested that information be either by telegraph
letter the London sice Of the NEw YORK HERALD 40
Fleet London the Paris Office 81 Avenue do
Opera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street. London
Bennett, 81 Avenue de pOpera Paris" Where OF
displacement observed in the OF beyond
the reach the telegraph, in Asia Africa
with upon reaching the first eonveniens
port This will be cabled Of charge the
HERALD and published.
sy~NoTTCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEw YoRx
HERALD adopted gushing Coston night signal
board the HERALD Yacht showing whio burn
red green red changing from the other
be several milos distant Cap
1ins OF vessels seeing this signal. will obge by
preparing marine they may have for she Ship
News Department OF the HERALD
rPcrsons desirous Of communicating with vessels arriv
of HERALD yacht pier No. East River New York
Letters received from al parts the world promptly do
hvered- DUPLICATES required
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AMER May 7-Passed bark Cheshire, Batehelder Prob.
Mnniia for New York; bark Elmrsnds, Staples s,nsa
AGO. BAY. cGH. May is,In I'm port. ships Msmnon,
i7sh; Vidal Ger' sehreihsr for Boston c1ss Lewis
lI ss
Asr:swAII June l4-Anved. bark zctland tBr,. Bake
.AS1.c9I May ss-Arrived. sehr Robert Myham Doane
BArAvlA. May i3,In port. bark WIN Seed fBD. from
BAnaco. yane ,,s nsIin port ;ch,s enIy W. Middleton NH
f s e sss sS ali for Nsw
George Washington Reif, for thilsdcphia.
tsr. Pnrdy. Liverpool, -' '''"'
Bird S ard for Boston srve@ May 81 aisehans
sailed May 81. sehr 4 kesney Beers Liverpool:
srirrst,. Liverpool Tor Montreal
dad. Rassero drom xmeriaI. New York ''S 'uSs'sf'
AnrLros Bermuda, June 24-Arryed previously, schr
sailed s4sh bark laa ltaD, ca.sarss New York
Higgins 81 Margarets Bay part inward from Lisbon
sale ssh big Express tfrom New York, for 5, John
Arrived July 3. bark chcbucto tDr Lawrence Bristol
Eng: I'd. brig Emily Raymond lBrl. Turks Island.
LocKronr. rs, July sailed briss Walton lBr. West
LKrarsSx, SB. Jans a7ciesred. brig ROskva Falken.
Mosraral. June 2s-Arrived. steamers Amelia, Po,,,n.
eSns s aTs pa"ass w'enan s'c
CLEARED 2ih ship Durham Sc exien Quebec soth. steam
gov barks Frank. Larsen. cork Newcastle Anderson.
PENANG. May ia-sasa ship Herald of the Morning.
PoKr spain June Tin port Annie Bell Rice from
New York arrived May % for do; Light Of the East
Hodges from do via Barbados arrived June
PolST.l-PIrRx June SIN port. bark Anteopc Simpson
from York. arrived tn: brig Robcr, Move Dearborn
from and for New York. arrived NAV ~
Portland; Willie Carson Boston: 27th, Acadis Cameron
Portland: 2sth. brig Il McLSnghlan, Forrest salem
CLEARED 2sh schr Bird. Merritt Portland. 2ptn. brig
ru.w ssI Xs june 26-Arrivcd bark Allie tSor Ben
ourrrc June 2a-Arrivec, .hips nsrmouia Gor.tad
Shields; Carl August from Three Rivers will sea
9vh) Bth hauldslie Rhnd Liverpool; Caiista, Unws,
Pclan Hahn emann Thompson. do sarbadi, Zacha
rasen. Cete uortensa. simonon Liverpool: brig Zanon
Cleared h ship Calypso Nelson CLYDE: Imperial Nor
ron Greenock Madras. MCPHERSON Port Glasgow: Prince
Charlie, Irvine, Liverpool advice, Wallace. do Pearl Of
India. Castle. crccnock.
Also cleared 3Oth. Sardinan Dutton Liverpool
Donna Maria. losk. Greenock; Lainetor. Queens
De saaberry. Levitt. Bristol: Henrietta. Hobby
Hull: Norden. Hansen London. Toledo. Inan. Liverpool
AZ Sauta Cochon = III, hark Eidsvnld. Pearson, from
London Bsmoral. Knudsen. from kinssie; vidfarme,
Nathison. from do
souwABaYA May 2-salcd, bark Nanny Csw). Graz Pa
dang
sAsAxASG. Nay s-Arrivcd bark Ellsworth. Smith, Bs-
sivaAroax May coin port barks Witch. Lewis. unc:
Hawthorne. Mason from Psdang for New York repaired
and proceed In few days, Alma, LORD FOR sh snghs
sailed May -, bark feruana tBr,. tor New York.
ST rHosAs June lo-Arrived scp Charles Plst. sharp.
Baltimore.
Sailed uue is-schrs Tom williams. Edwards Auguia;
Maggie r tray, Hcdgns. Baltimore.
sr PIKRRx, Mari. June ARRIVED, sehrs Bailey,
Sailed sd schr Matilda tBr). Cameron. Phiiadeiplda
In Dert jane brgs ktna Sswyers ron barbados tar
The New York herald., 1876-07-04
WILLIAM d. ROBINSON.

William d. Robinson, for upward Of twenty five
years cashier of ,he Custom House, died yesterday at
his residence in East Twenty sixth street He was
native of England, but here in hts youth He en-
oycd in high degree the confidence OF various Col
lcctors Customs OF the Port. under whom served
and likewise oil the different Secretaries OF the Treasury
at Washington Last year. in his sixty fourth year he
married sister OF Slr. Henry Bcrgh AS an account
ant he possessed wonderful ability
The New York herald., 1876-07-04
CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming (Br. Jones, Liverpool via Queens
town--Wiliams * siuion.
steamer W yanoke. Couch, Norfolk. City Point and Rich
monc--Uid Dominion steamship Co.
Autnrscitc. ,,runtc,. Phtadclphia-JM Hama
Stearrcr Franconia Bragg. Pvrtand-J r Ames
steamer Neptune. Berry. BJston-Il Dimcck
Bark Fa ans, Possch Corx Falmouth for orders
Slocoveh Co
schr ) g Neal, App,cmsn, Staning:on-I Gregg.
ship Gccrge Thompson (Brl, Mil. which cleared 1si u
consigned 10 x W Cameron ( CO.
The New York herald., 1876-07-04

Merchants shipping and ipmastsrs informed
that by elesrsphing to ,he HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street. London the
Paris ONCE addressing Bennett, 81 Avenue do rOpera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all orc.n vessels trading
with the United States will be cabled this
try free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
ports will find tho Paris Office the sconom
cal and expeditions for selegraphins news
The New York herald., 1876-07-04

rived 5th) for New Haven: " Latimer iBF, Armstrong
from New York arrived 9th. discgl Ernest or), Bou!ges
or sew York; Glance tBr) ll from Baroados for fhiiA
dclpha.
sr JOINS. NF. Juno so IL PM-Arrived. steamer Cas-
plan Br rock baltimore via Hsfax for Liverpool land
sailed AN July u.
ST JonS. NIB. July 3-Arrivcd, bark Grown Prince tBr
Belfast treland).
Sailed I'd ship Royal Dane Br,, Cooper Iondon bark
Kong Oscar tSw). Schiedam; brig Sarah Wallace (Br
Read. Queenstown
YARMOUTH. Ns. July 3-sailed. Dominion (Bs)
Clements. Boston.
Arrived 2d. schr Kcdron West Indies
The New York herald., 1876-07-04
GILMORE IN PHILADELPHIA.

The musical programme for the Fourth In Philadel
pha will be a much grander scale than which
marked the opening Of the Exposition. There will be
military band, the best in America, 100 strong a
choice orchestra of 20O and chorus numbering few
thousand all under tho experienced baton OF Mr. p s.
Gilmore. Three remarkable works will be brought
forward to honor the event-Ovcrture the ''Great
Republic" by Mr.. George f. Bristow, who ncontcst.
ably occupies the first place among American compos-
ers Correcting from Brazil" hymn written by A.
Carlos Comes at the desire Of the Emperor, Dom
Pedro. and grand trumphal march, with
chorus, by Sir julius Benedict Bristow's over
ture is a work in which America may well
take pride. II typ6es the birth, progress triumph
ol the great Republic There is nobility the very
opening strains a grand Impressive movement in
which consumnate skill Is allied to inventive genius.
Many novel effects in modu alton aud IN the manage
ment OF the orchestra give an individual character
this opening movement which Is supposed TO show the
grandeur OF the country where liberty has made her
special home. An allegro trioso which follows may
be as descriptive o. the restless state OF the
country during The period Immediately pre-
cedlng the Revolution. Then, with sudden crash,
comes 'tle shot that was heard around the world,n
and march theme introduces the
British. The work becomes more interesting
proceed There is drgc over those VINO have fallen,
and when ''Hail Columbia is brought in the close
the effect overpowering in its triumphant measures
The work is, notwithstanding the descriptive character
we have given II, and which was suggested principally
account OF the for which 1t is produced by
no means mere programme music Ii is noble pnan,
worthy To be ciassed with OF the great works of
tne past we nave ALREADY ucsCIOeu uomes BRA
lillian Hymn III the HERALD and need only say here
that, although the material out OF which 1t is made IL
meagre enough there considerable elect In the
In which 1t is arranged Tor military band and or
chestra band OF eight harps with Aptom
at their head, VIII be feature on
this occasion. Sir julius Benedcts march
originally intended for the Boston Peace jubilee
but 1t arrived too late. Ii first performed IN this
country last summer at Gimore's Garden, where II
was received with the utmost enthusiasm. Besides
those three works there will be the "Hymn to All Ma
TONS" by Oliver Wendell Holmes, the music beng
xxall atlol,
jah Chorus To conduct such vast body of instru-
mentaiisrs and singers in such great works so that
they shall speak To the lie the thoughts OF the
poser Deserving the incest points OF inonation and
the most neNolc requirements OF musical coloripg-
this Is the nobcsi position in music. For tins the
Centennial Committee have made selection in
l.. s. Gilmore