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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29

While hostility to the Chinese has probably
given the Labor Party" in California control
Of the approaching constitutional convention,
the National Greenback Party" which prom
ised to do such marvellous things in Oregon,
was hardly heard of at the recent election in
that state They had held enthusiastic conven-
TONS nominated candidates, did an immense
amount Of talking, and blowing and gassing,
and then didn't get votes enough to elect Il
town constable The republican papers, how
ever, accuse them of taking enough votes from
that party to give the state 10 the democrats.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29

Moses A. Wheelock, who for many years
had been president of the New York stock ex-
change, having been voted out of that Office on
the 1st of May on account of drunkenness
took il so much to heart that ID upset his mind
and week ago he committed suicide by shoot
ing himself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29

John s Armstrong, Esq, who was nomi-
mated for State Senator from this district by
the Greenback convention in this city on Wed.
nesday, is so well known all over the county
that no word from us Is necessary TO tell who
he is For some years past he has been treas
urer of the State Grange, and since the first
origin Of that order, he has been recognized
as one of It's prominent leaders in State and
nation. Politically he is by instinct demo.
crat, but Of late years he has embraced some
Of the delusions of the absolute money
lunatics, and though differing widely from
most OF them in detail, he seemed otherwise
such an eligible card, that they were willing TO
take him on trust
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29

The Pontiac Sentinel celebrates its 2lst an
niversary this week by appearing in beauti-
full new dress. The Publishers also announce
that the Chicago patent inside is to be discard
ed and that it will hereafter be an honest home
paper The Sentinel ranks among the ablest
of Illinois interior journals.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
E. L. CRONKRITE,

> 4 Z
Ell. CRONKRITE,
OF Stephenson County.
voR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
S. M. ETTER,
OF Sanganon County
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT
HIRAM r. ENOCH,
or winnebago County
FOR CLERK OF APPELLATE COUNT
JAMES r. WASH,
OF Livingston County
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

then adopted, after a long strug.
gle, to-wit:
Whereas, in pursuance to call Of
the president, the citizens oftlie 9TH
ward, in mass meeting assembled,
struck with the necessity OF preserv-
ing good order and decornm, SO zee
cssary to co'nble just appreciation
OF their actions by their white c!ti-
zens, and DESTROYS OF conntenancing
only those gentlemen for Office who
do not compromise their dignity,
Be it
Resolved, That it is the sense OF
this meeting and it's instructions to
its delegates to favor only those
gentlemen in the parish, nominating
convention, who do not place them
in II position to subject themtosucll
observations as riotous and disor.
derby. BE it further
Resolved, That it is the sense OF
this meeting that no one who does
not possess the proper qualifications
shall be supported to any place ol
position Of public trust.
BE it further Resolved, That III
case OF the inability Of amy hr!eeat,
or alternate to attend the CONVEX
ton, there shall be no proxy given
without the consent of IL majority
OF the delegates.
WILLIAM STEWART, PreS't
WALLACE LOCKER. Src'y.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

MIR. Julius Dornier is register
ing our citizens and voters.
The colored men, who feel that
the citizenship and power are alike,
and that there is no influence with.
out citizenship, have themselves
carefully registered.
They are right.
But the white people, who are
also interested in the welfare Of the
country and in Il good alministra.
ton OF public affairs, would, by be.
ing careless touching the citizen.
ship and vote, deprive themselves
OF all power. direction and even
counsel.
In regard to the government and
administration IF public affairs.
What may be the difference between
Young child and Hn old American,
Who Is not " registered voter?
The ballot box is the power, and
the voter is the ruler.
All the women know that.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
MASS MEETING .ih WARD.
st. james, Sept. 10, 1873.

\ meeting was held in the I'll
ward Of this Parish, Sunday. Sept
STU. 1878. for the purpose of uomi
mating and %rlrcting delegates to /;
parish nominating convention to b.
held Sept. eth, 1875.
Faiiing 10 elect, the meeting ad
journed to Tuesday evening, Sept
10Th, 1873.
On this date the meeting WAS
called to order by William Stewart,
the elected president of the meet.
ing; and the following delegates
We're elected, towit:
Geo. Hall, Chas. Harry, Wallace
Locker, Felix {. Perkins. Vincent
Dickcrson. William Stewart, James
Trench. Robt. Foreman and Thos.
Rnms!ry ; and a%!trrnates, William
johnson, john Pierre and William
Stevens.
The following resolutions were
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
RIGS Ta Tiou nzoT-Gl.

To the voters Of the Parish Of II
James:
Please take notice that the Dajre
nf Registration viii he opened at
tn" following places and durinu the
time specified. VIZ:
toult House from September ont
to September 9TH. iuciusi>rlv,
LIST Na!!-i'"ul Crest'> store,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
otwithstuud

Notwithstanding the good
health Of our parish, but lis Il pro.
vision against the threatening cpl
lrfnic. some honorable citizens hay,
/. met Sunday last at Damarc's stoat
and organized us M&tadt A&$iS
tdnce Society.
With no color line!
They have proved right.
In tile name OF God and Charity
let MS be men and Christians.
The Committee of said Society.
which will last only during The cpl.
denic, if the epidemic visits us, i,
composed of Mrssrs. y. Gonrdain,
president j. GeiItil and T.c!G Nj.
collie ST., vice. presidents: j. l.. Pc.
che, secretary +. &. Mire, treas.
urer; \. Bourgeois, \. l.. Eunr
gcois, j. a. Bourgeois, i. Danarc.
john Chapman, >. \. l@'icanl. Ju
lius Doriier, j. LapoIte and NuiAa
Jacob, members.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
NOTICE..

The taxpayers of the Parish of St.
James are notified that the revision roll of
the assessment for 1873 has been filed in
the Recorders Office, on Saturday, August
Bird, and will remain until September Bird.
At a relllisition Ct plaintiffs, the under
signed will be present at the Recorders
office.
ST. James, August 3rd, 1873.
JULES DORNIER.
Assessor.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

We state again that the SANTA
ry condition n oar parish is as COED
Us may be desired ior the season..
TEr epidemic may be around lis
but not amongst MS.
An isolated ease. and a genuine
case has not yet been fully assert
ed. would be OF no general inpor
lance.
Aud we hope that the epidemic,
which is not a |iSi'ation 81 God,
us some say. but rather Visitation
Of lie DerU, Will spare us.
October is not far from us.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
could we say on politics

- uat tOuiu VIC say VII loIItitS I.
Not much.
We have to wait for the rcl,uh.i-
can nominating convention, which
will take place the eth Of this
mouth and put into light the Viz.
tuous and noble mrn Of our COMM,
nifty.
En- attendant, as the old French.
MAI says, harmony is not prevail
ing amongst orr republican, friends.
For, sunday last, Dies Domini, the
day of the Lord, at meeting in
the seventh ward Of the parish. in
spite of the presence OF some honor
able members and cl,iettains OF the
party, like sheriff Miles, ycp,escate'
Dick and two or three keverenls
and sub R@everemdS, the natural ell
oqncnce OF the orators deerncrated
into confusion, threats, mob and
even blows.
Blow in horn, gentlemen, but
don't strike blows.
Shed clolucnce. gentlemen, shed
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
. >lIDltI';S.

--Ecnc,i>, Chapter VIII, Para.
vi, SAYS:
".Anl he sent forth a raven.
which welt fort,I to ana fro, until
the waters were dried MP from OF
tile earth"
Aud you onght TO know. gentle
Maef, that this raNrnons. IoInacinus
and travelling hi;4l, now HN' eonnHis
rogaNeU en- niYpGaJ"itG. has bcen
lately seen in st. James with the
i'&Ji Hc fIaat in its bcak.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
e N 7 Il
COURTHOUSE.

COURTHOUSE.
In conformity with act No. 8. sec
ton thirteen, on Or before the 1st
day of Srptcmher, | will transmit
to the Auditor of Public Accounts 10
lk+ Of the names of all parties who
not yet paid their taxes for the
current year.
Taxpayers are notified that the
list so filed, bears interest and pen.
alties.
St. James, August 22nd, 1873.
Il. G. MIRE,
Tax Collector.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

II don't urc' You say.
The bite otthc dog is no bette,
than the bite OF the slut.
Why cont you say also that on,
present local administration is INC
better than tie administration o.
late Underwood, late IlunSuker and
sevcra! other late SackprS!
And it you don't care a ID
about Hayes, Ttlden, Nichols, Ell
LIS. Mtle> CT Pierre Landry, YOU,
ought 10 taNccAre, about youl purs,
ahu pocket.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

-.NNl YOU, Democrats and Con
serv"tiFrs of the parish Of st.
james. what are you doing?
The Democrats aud the CunSrr.
vatives are hot politicians by trade
or profession.
They do not s'umher, they wait.
hen the proper time will l.ay,
come, tley will do tIici! duty-du,y
to themselves and duty to tlci!
country.
Their motto is: Justice, Gulel
and Liberty.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

-Mcssrs. SimmS, Miles. Dirkerson,
Ha9g.ns, Reed and Kelly, who are
The Neiab'esambu.st the republicans
OF "nr state, haze been elected del
c-i!trs to represent st. danes in
tn" state Convention which viii
take place one Of these days.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1873.
Official Directory.
Fourth Judicinl District.

Comprising the Parishes of Ascension,
st. James, st. John the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nutfel,
District Attorney .....----.F. b. Earhart.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

Mr.. Victor Miles, the candidate
and the runner OF ten thousand
milcs-mOre or lcss-is clearing his
way and gaining considerable
ground.
His success, as IL senator, is no
more q doubt.
His a]hyersaries or enemies, il
there are such, with short legs and
shorter brains, will certainly be de.
tratcd.
For Victor, the c%onqneyoy, mas, in
his fight against the Philistines.
rely upon the powerful help and
%sampsonian jaw-bone of "a new
friend, admirer and supporter.
Qui Ga yf?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
st. james. Aug.


Owing to The continued heat This
summer, it being 'icrmea dangerous
10 health to compel children to nj
'c"d the public schools during the
month o! ScpfeLNhrr. said ; hools
viii REMAIN closed uutil Tuesday.
t,c LIST day Of October. 1873.
iraclIc!sare requested to forward.
without delay. to t,le Hon. Z. VI.
lnsher superintendent, at New Or.
leans, la:
/. y duly certified copy Of their
Register tor eacl, monthly session
'rnm tie opening Of their schools
np To the l>t day a July. 1873.
:. \ cory of their programme Of
duly EXERCISES t.Sre Section 80. ID
.pSt Of school laws. and hnles 20,
u and IS of State Board OF ElIlra.
tiun1, Unslrr penalty I'll Iosin. t.ltis
employment hereafter.
By order ct the President Of the
school Board
j. l.. GAJpET. j. GENTil..
srrN. prcs';.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
ST. dimes. Sent. 18Th. 1S1S.

77TV'
The members OF the School Board
Of the Parish are hereby notified
that a special meeting Of said Board
will be held at The Court House, on
saturday, the 2lst day OF Spplcm-
Der, 1873, at II O'Clock, NJ.
j. GENTIL.
j. l.. GArDET, President.
SECRETARY.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

it literally and freely, but don't
shed blood.
The rabid fever is of no necessity
when yellow fever and black vomit
are threatening US.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

We a.e.told that the Nationals.
whose naHe is glorious and plat.
form magnificent, but whose acts
amt proceedings are III some Way
unknown, IN M1e, are Increasing in
numbcr and strength.
They will sweep everything be.
torn them!
We are not yct.Ah.c to- ascertain
il such an enthusiastic language il
ia" natural offspring OF TIE bravery
and generosity o' thc1 na,ieHI,
but the gyaml cilipttain. No Il.
tn!?orn, has paid a.visit to Donald.
>onyi.le.
And wc zee i'll the flisf. as an
announcement, that tie G.pruttark
aud lstho!ing Mans candidate tul
state Treasurer is Nr. j. ). Gard
ner OF Gardener, Of East Baton
Rouge.
But il it is quite natural HAT the
State Treasurer be a partisan and
a lover OF the "ree,.bar,. the good
sense requires that a doctor slioni,,
attend to his patients.
AS to the gardener, according It,
the proverh, lie must plal;t his cab,
bagrs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

Ma. Ulysses Melancon lmster,,
appointed ~instlce of the peace 10.
the 9TH ward Of Tie parish OF st.
James.
Ulysses cant be but wise.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
Seventh Senatorial District.

Comprising the Parishes Of Ascension
and ST. Jamcs.l
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
FOR SALE.

| GREY horse, 4 yeaos oil, by "AD-
ddl7ah," price $50.
l SotTel mare, 4 gears ola, By
"Americ0R starr price 3l75.
Both Creates. Apply to
BELLE ALLIANCE PLANT'N.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
JUDICIAL.

JUDICIAL I.
SUCCESSION AND COMMUNITY OF
GEORGE LEWIS.
PARISH COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Whereas, H. c. Colomb, has applied to the
above Honorable Court for letters of adj
ministration in the above succession,
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
gwen to all whom it ma concerl1, to SHOW
ca'ise,in writing. within ten days, why the
prayer OF petitioner should not be granted.
st. James. August 18th, 1879.
BY order of the Court.
EMILE j. LAICHE.,
Clerk OF Court.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
SPECIAL To SUBSCRIBERS

Owing to the interruption of bus
mess by the yellow fever epidemic.
| beg to inform my Subscribers that
! cannot deliver their books before
the middle or latter end OF Outv-
Der.
EUGENE WEBRE,
Agent for the sale OF standard
works.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

The Chief Justice Of the supreme Court
shall receive Il salary OF seven thousand
da!liGS per tlta'lln, lnN the Associate jus
tees IT the supreme t"Hrt shall each r,-
celNea salary "t six Thousand i've hundred
dollars per ailnnm, payable quarterly on
t,inlr uH1l warrant
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14

The General Assembly shall not pas
any load or special law changing the We
me in criminal cases, changing the man
ner OF nersoms lr%gitimntii2 children, yara-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
CURRENT TOPICS ~ THE cArTTAL.
IHG NAVY 10 ,Top THE COOLM TRADE
WAsuuNG1oS. Iu,-day, Aur.l %. I-T

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Wv '", ''''' -'', ''
Secretary Thompson issued an order to The
rorr,i.. OF all United -..s4 Ip;-y,.r fg soutb
~ | - -, ,'
''''' ~ ''-''' ''"'' INNS '''' '''' ''',' i"'
ord AFTER ctl- tn laws upon which IL 5 based says:
uJr-,, r,or-.,ti,, Ia4 lc., communicated IN tre
~. ,,-'','t L, IN. nni'.r ip r',.,,,., of tIa
49,, '' M '.i,;, '. . ,,,, AZ, nj, . l,iia
- f .r.,.. 90 I...t H. ,g.a,L,
"I,, DO '..'' 80, a.. '".' w ''.' ."' IL, ~,
AI1..'.'" " ~. III" ~ ''l ID, r w. H., ~ =, "a,
r''..h -' pro. i..li ni l"i'''i J." '"t ',lAg
N.'Iu' '.'.i ."'i' A', ,'..." .'l'
I. '. I'' w. ', W, - ~ f,,r., IN -
-, -. !! w ,... .r ~ f,1....5 a.. ,ra .t,d
=" ','' ~, ,..''l'l' n'i.. Ia .i 'IT r-'I' ~
yug4r. u.r3y instructed to employ any alI a ships,
gI'ior-' ilHn,s aHd se'u.n ".ttt your ''ihnahI o.
' r, il" ..., L, r,i,.,s MI ,i, rt.d s,of,. ar by
faTi,- r .,Iu i'm tIc j'ni.,I ~,tr- a, gu may have
reasonable cause to hc eve 100 .ayr on board any sub
J,',- 81 '".',' ' i,'', i 49,, 80 mi XIII
.r,.,f mi. W. ~ ,, ...' are TO-, ,riu'a,,.I Won
To- tr most yfu.ii Dor or district of thr United
-.,.. aud delivered 10 TIE United state. Marshal %!
.iiI ar.fr.gt. 10 lr dealt with ACCORDING jo laws.
ITEMS ADDED 10 TIE DEFICIENCY BILL.
The Deficiency Bill. as rcportcd to the Sen
t,fl.y fr,u, fte Committee on Apnrour.atpus d,
,..i.I ,. ,l. ,Ii,.,,r NJ tr,, following. items:
r.- ,l. ,..-.rr,,,pt I,slu. ,.yIu,is. slI5s3. rir
~ 80 4, - DG.I.. III = ,pp. ar .u~vry OF -,utn
- mn T,y,r ~ 500. for u.r-.- Of ouer,t-
. a. a.. V.It. canal N,.,,s-iuui River "a a Tree
re, ' 80. H. .,,',l be- al ~. BIZ. mo,
l',-. ~, u'ct I'm and ar .irI,I .tItiou st
,,..,.,,..,.ft N - Oop. f,r pr. ,i.ious tupriup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10

ing about so per cent Of the ansporatng business OF
the country and finds that the cost thus obtained is
based upon speed OF 219 miles per hour be-
tween teImn and 90 miles per hour running speed as
shown by the following statement:
Aggregate earnings of 113 railroad companies, 1870,
ljO,40s.
Aggregate expenses of 113 railroad companies, Sl78,
Net earnings per cenage OF expens esq $50 per cent
Passenger trains-caIried one inile-f55, 10000
Passenger service expenses, S62,OS7J94
lHear feet OF passenger train carried one mlle 49,,
SJs, 9G3 $50.
Cost per linear foot of passenger train per mile 4479
Average speed OF trains per between termni, p l.
miles
Average speed Of trains per hour between stations 90
miles.
Receipts per linear OF train general service 722
Inc commission says the postal car system has now
become necessity IN conducting tine business OF the
country and that the public large would demand its
continuance even II the expenses 81 the Government
mend, yet Of rules and regulations for the government
o. Tie Post Ohgc department In the transportation OF
ne mails hy rHlro1ls Thehrst IS that Tie Postmaster
General shall direct the amount OF that may be
required we'll TIE character and style OF clr IN
"!ch o." mail shall Dc carried. Ihe other rules
heeIHd-1lat where postal cars and department cars
I'J ,''y swan DC pld i"f per hheHi ip't oI ear ui,u
Ih"4-tHai where biGgaSc car service alone Is per-
p'il for by the Post C!ce Department snail BE ten
bEnfr feet aud WHERE lr space itqulcd exceeds that
ch!Irh ~ the mails winch pay sAai cover GouDle
rom III Iil UEtit nag age car service @ itllrtu
Win postal or apartment cats upon tac same route.
o., Ius d service s!il be based upon the linear
rect o. baggage ear occupied.
fPh-ihat thc rate OF pay FOR railroad ra service on
passenger trans sasl b. as follows: For . speed 81
tH eg:; five l.!o. or les. per hour h3wcrn he cgnmi
al ruulr, per linear lo.t 81 nils; for speed thirty
NIL, pc. holr 81 ;rlsi !'r le.d artynyc miles per
hoi', 40 mills; iOI speed "cf miles per bpu, 80 mills,
Ni.t u'"Dstful..r rat 'a tDG intermediate speeds.
St"t Att, a. .iHt.oadrE measure Hp car run
MUG "-.' Twelve wheels sHal De Uat"Lwth more
t"au l"o pounds %. mails. unless D. and with the CON
scUi Ui t!r carrying company.
Stst.i--iatt an matter shall De delivered ana re-
cry 800 the terminal ans lrcl stations upon he route
D.! Oh. Post t,ig Department.
L',hth, That All railroad CoMp1uIc5 performing mail
service >L1l De pad for sHch service as are a!i other
erection. Oi tsc Government.
Nrti rugt railroad r0riprurs carrying the mail shall
ala Tor trans poru,. my cUpvyc Oi IA. Govern
myhl t.' u1l bcrrdurgd for ,e care and distribution
Vl tle niHi IN transit.
iu conclusion, the Commission states that this re-
port j. con fined 20 tie SUBJ ct Of Railway Ma Service
Uic report On Mail Service otherwise tbau by rail
Io.d," required ~ the Act ~ OorEcsf extending ana
ciIsr the sO'uc Of their iuycs .atou, vii DC made
gs soon o. practicable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, April ., 1873.
The Cabinet meeting to-day WAS unlmportanti; the
Post Oncc Department and the Department Of Justice
were not represented notwithstanding Seward APP
pcarrd for the state Department. aud AssstaIsccre
tary Iiawley for the Treasury.
The Committee on Banking aud Currency has decided
20 summon few of the most prominent bankers here
from Ncw-York and philadelphia for the purpose of
conference on the resumption policy ana these gentle
men Will communicated with at once 10 that end and
Will probably be before the committee next Monday
The Post Office Department has received u report
stating that officers engaged In trying TO arrest the rob
bcrs who stopped the train the Houston and Texas
Central Railroad and robbed the express aud mails have
had skirmish with the Ouawf, VINO are IN force Inc
STATE authorities have been appealed 10 Tor ala.
For TIC first nine days of April. 1877, the receipts
from Internal Revenue sources aggregated S2,s23,
81 90; the receipts for the corresponding period OF
this year are S2.I3i77l % showing falling of Of
s3s 7lg o. The receipts for the fiscal year OF 1877 up
o Anil o. were SS gOS }22 30 and for the same period
this year, Ss3 1888 50; showing decrease of 50,
72~3ss 80.
Keouk chief OF the sacs and Foxes tribe had an inter
view to-day with the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs con
corning the annuity Of the tribe. The portion Of the
tribe In Iowa claims part Of the annuity, ana heOknK
with the main body the tribe maintains That those IN
Iowa are renegndcs aud ought not to participate IN the
benefits OF the annuity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
THE rrcroE EMANCEL MoyUNENE
CONCERT IN AID or THE TCND-AN HONOR TO
BAYARD TAYLOR.

CONCERT N AID or THE FCND-AN HONOR TO
BAYARD TAYLOR.
4 concert was given at Stcinway Hall, last
evening in aid Of the fund TO erect national monument
10 the late King Of Italy Victor Emanuel Ii was under
the direction OF prominent Italian professors assisted by
some Of their pupils. IN addition to the
vocal and instrumental parts OF the entertain
ment Miss Clara Morris gave two reel
tations The first was Bayard TayOr's poem
entitled Obsoqules OF victor Emanuel" and was re-
ceved with enthusiastic approval. At the close OF the
rendition Miss Morris stepping to the front Of the stage
handed TO the author, who had been sitting in
q front seat, a wreath OF laurel. Mr.. Taylor
accented tho cfn iu silence, but kissed the
hand OF the ayer. Iio nc once left the hall;
receiving IA he passed out, cordial recognition ana
greeting. Miss Morris also recited q poem by Mrs;
Brnwning The Italian Mother" and was rewarded
with superb basket OF flowers During the delivery OF
the piece Miss Morris showed Intense feeling and her
eyes were moist with tears. , -,
The entertainment was received throughout with
marked approval by the large audience when com
pletey filled the hall. Among the prominent numbers
were a barcarOle from Z" Ballo In Maschera," sung
by Mr. BcrtheOt duet, Safo," Pacini, by Misses X
samuels aud +. Auerbach aria and rondeau from
" La somnambula." by Miss Alice H9Smeri q duet
from Ballo In Masehefa," by Mrs II. Thompson ana
Mr. BerthGot; a duo from Don Pasquale, y by Miss r.
spmuels and Mr. Fink cayatina from IIaVlata, 10y
Mrs. !. X Bartonj piano solo Rlgoiett9i ny "
MOroslui; cayatfna " Caro- Nome" by Mrs. H. Th0mp-
son; a duet al overwhelmingly Messers Mar
tinez and Brgott bust OF the late King by Am0re,
re ted on q pedestal In the centre OF the stage.