300

BOSTON 288-298

WORCESTER 300

NEW YORK 301-304

NEWARK 306

PHILADELPHIA 306-311

PITTSBURGH 311

CLEVELAND 311-312

WASHINGTON (O.) 312-313

CHILLICOTHE (O.) 313-316

CINCINNATI 316-321

CHICAGO 321-323

THE MUSIC OF THE SOUTH 324-329

BALTIMORE 329-330

LOUISVILLE 330

ST. LOUIS 330

HELENA 330

MEMPHIS 331

NASHVILLE 331

NEW ORLEANS 333-353

ILLUSTRATIONS.

1. ELIZABETH TAYLOR GREENFIELD.

2. THE LUCA FAMILY.

3. HENRY F. WILLIAMS.

4. JUSTIN HOLLAND.

5. THOMAS J. BOWERS.

6. THOMAS GREENE BETHUNE.

7. THE HYERS SISTERS.

8. FREDERICK ELLIOT LEWIS.

9. NELLIE E. BROWN.

10. SAMUEL W. JAMIESON.

11. JOSEPH WHITE.

12. FISK UNIVERSITY.

MUSIC AND SOME HIGHLY MUSICAL PEOPLE.

I.

A DESCRIPTION OF MUSIC.

"In the storm, in the smoke, in the fight, I come
To help thee, dear, with my fife and my drum.
My name is Music: and, when the bell
Rings for the dead men, I rule the knell;
And, whenever the mariner wrecked through the blast
Hears the fog-bell sound, it was I who passed.
The poet hath told you how I, a young maid,
Came fresh from the gods to the myrtle shade;
And thence, by a power divine, I stole
To where the waters of the Mincius roll;
Then down by Clitumnus and Arno's vale
I wandered, passionate and pale,
Until I found me at sacred Rome,