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much. Coi. FISK ms JAMEa YTsE. u,
taken great interest In his namesske, and In the
event OF his winning the race, will present Mr.
Thomas with gold medal, which IL to be psced on
the turtles back. The fhomas turtle Is Handsomely
spotted. and eIeites much admiration.
Mr.. swEEsr IN PARIS.
PARIS, July T. 1ST0.-Mr. Peter Brains Sweeny OF
New York, and Mr. Napoleon. member OF the we'll
known Buonaparte family, celebrated the anniver.
sary or American Independence at Vevay's restau
rant to-day. The bill OF fare was as follows
Huttres IA P1tbtscta
Poisson d'AriH
SoUpe, O<teyle.
Mdrons iOS d Ia coign ddpdnidoe
Pieds de cOcI.On, a IA TrctmdnH.
Iutie, GreenbdQlIe, sauce.
Rfsiei du ndtnreL
Lfrerd'.dhOhts. 10 Ldnterne.
Sagrkrdn, MmarcLs IA zundnddeioepsAr.
IWules IompeTniclel.
FOrffnDOelns SOyrt.
Cia'n'aes Fiss de Ronv,
And such dessert as would have made the eyes
OF Epicurus water.
The wines were from Mr., Napoleon's own cellar,
and comprised Jchannisberg (of which only two
bottles have been known to exist for the past CEN
tury) Chateau fqusm, OF the vintage of 1901 Jersey
Lightning from Skutowh in Salem county. Tan
gle-loot from Western Pennsylvania; Stonce- fence
distilled near Chappaqna; Old Port from Newark :
-. Ellie. from grapes OF the crop OF 1899 Farmount
Falernial Setlnu wine from ancient BrundusiuIn;
aud half gallon OF real Scotch whiskey, pleasant
summer stmullnt, made by Park Tillford some.
whore near tho classic suburbs OF Mackerevine.
The illustrious representatives OF the two proud
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FREEDOMS OATH BIRTHDAY.
rBE CELEBRATION OF THE <TH OF
: JULY IN THE CITT AND COUNTRY.


rsnnany In Its Giory-Twecfs Escape
from the firate micsse'
Notons ,,.a.u 49,. ~
u.s'." a.. 4. No..
, r.I.s.. -, C.,..ins R.l.-T..
60, p,.h, h.,ve.n T,.L . nj y.nderhiI,.
,,-. a.. o,,, ...o.,.
toS,uey Wv -,'..
lnaoponuono' "s. o.'oo'e'oo WIN .u.n 'pn"
es ho' enarac'er'1o' our '''.run. ps.,oNv p.op'o
Ior many 'Ous se.' i'om NO'sn :" ooa.p, .va'
na" 70 "es'' 'ne "no'e counuJ "" A'o WIN W.
haHAns VI 'ne peop'e' snu .ne ar ouiuou.o WIZ
tne suipnurous smeh OF Vinainous funpo"oe' .no
neaed WIN 'ne norrio ecnoe' o' ooomins e@nnon'
And spite'ui spi'uns nrecrackors' sno inc 'nAppop
d srsveltrained torpedoes
In new fork Tue oemonsHsuons' snnoutn s'.ei
o slS connned 70 hoi'iuuhs, "ero 10 no'." aa.
hosy % II made expressly TOT ano oy our ,oro'a,noi.
OF 70 from O'CLOCK In uie moinmk, 'u,oss"ou'
soe hveions day' sho u. io" '"' u''sA"u' Wv
nono'ony W" un'aieo' .-,
roosohea oy so~e VI ou, oo'' 'osn,' a.'.ie.s'",
saoinoins m'' A- De'u'i, ioin'e'u y, ,"' p. -.
Duioau' .na NO. VI W. .u.,. o'uo, '.' 20, -,
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key OIIYer, Hank moss TWrrn a. A uIn,Nvn
smith, hu'e Andrews, old Pop KiLg-Iey Daddy
Dleakley, and hall dozen other old tars shonied
Ay ay SIR, and jumped into tile rigging like
cals and began letting out the sails. Mr. Tweed in
high gee at The alacrity with which his commands
were obeyed, then roared
STEADY her tongue, Charley, steady her tongu ,i"
"steEdy her tongue 1t is sir" replied the Mor
Charles II. Hall [see cutl
" Sow tben altogether, boys let her roll let her
roll ~ screamed Big Six, and away went the little
craft dam ng over the waves like a feather.
The Boss was In his glory. As the yacht rounded
Caste Garden, be shouted, "steady there, Charley ;
ease her 70 T. and then drew out his glass and
gszed lops and earnest at the Brooklyn shore.
"fCu seem troubled, Boss, what's the matter 7"
inquired the man In charge OF the tongue.
why" said the Boss, stil peering anIiously
through bis glnss. I'm LOOKING ont for rcL.pgh
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thoy call the Boss comes In here With a big Jimmy
and prizes open the door OF that safe You can't
boost him in Indeed, several times the Judges have
veg my LANDS, and | have been compelled to sit
sun Nhn see MN carry on the money"
Here the sturdy old Dulchman scratched his left
eyebrow, but did not lower his telescope Again
addressing the District Attorney, he said
ples money"
,r Mr. Morris kindly offered to keep him company
Ino ouer was accepted, and both gentlemen sat in
the brooklyn City Hall until mduigit, listening to
the cracking OF re crackers the sssng Of serpents
and the popping OF Roman capdes
now JUDGE LOTT SPENT MS FOURTH.
About 8 o'clock p. NJ. a venerable gontlcman,
dressed in broadclOth, laid down two Bungtown
Coppers al the gate OF the hOuth ferry. Brooklyn.
The ferry master Taked In the coppers. and lls ald
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THE HONEST DUTCuMAN's FOURTH with o big wart
on his thumb fed In terror.
Mr. Morris reached the City Hall, Brooklyn, at
10 A. VI. There he found Mayor Kalbncisch The
Mayor stood with his back to tho SUM- with his coat
buttoned firmly about him. His lett eye was shut,
but his right eye was wide open and gaz ng through
excellent spygass at tho city's strong box. His
face wore most determined look, and he Ilenched
his glass with an intensity OF feeling that could not
be mistaken. In answer to the District Attorneys
ealutation he said
- have always noticed Mr.. Morris, that along
about the Fourth Of july some scoundres break in
TO the city's money vaults, and
STEAL rHs peoples MONEY.
This thing has been going on a good msny years
now, Some OF the gang got In here few Gays ago,
and carried of pile Ol money, which they said they
Mern going TO npend for the peOple the EOurLh Of
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lin, the pirate. He hides In those coyes. Hes an
awful pirate, worse than any In New York waters.
II would be sad day for the Mary Jane u she
should fall into MeLaughlins hands. He would have
no mercy on Daddy Bleskiey, Hank Smith, Ikey Oh
iver, and the rest Of my old tara He'd make EN-
walk the plank, sure"
As soon as the little ship had passed the Fulton
Ferry slip, Tweed's countenance was again lighted
up with good feelings. "The dangers past" be
said, and we're out OF the clutches OF Mclaughlin,
the pirate" Then glaneing at the old tars In tho
rigg.n he raised bis voice, shouting:
HAl hands shoyi To the forward cabin, and
splice the main brscew
At this order. Rufe Andrews yelled "Aye, aye,
SIR" dropped from the main top, alighting on his
feet Hike a cat, and rushed for the cabin. Ikey
Oliver slid down the jibstay, Daddy Bleakley skip.
ped down the ratings, Hank Smith dashed do own
one Of the shrouds and old Pop Kingsley, swinging
lightly from the main topmast stay into the foretop,
slid down tho foremast like q heavy pulley block.
Within ten seconds after the order given, each
Of the old tars stood In the cabin, with black bot
tie and champagne glass In bis hands.
" "ter hard alec" and drove the little craft along
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HR. GfKEIEre YOUTH. moving at n two acre
lot. On Sunday he wrote the leading editorial arti-
clos for the Tribune. YESTERDAY he finished moving
the two acre lot, and went to saybrook 10 visit the
Hoo. Thomas c. Acton. He will spend week with
Mr. Acton. It Is understood that he Is getting him
self In condition for tue race for the Goyernorship
next Fall.
IN TRAINING roi rHs TURTLE RACE.
The coming turtle race which Is TO take place ut
High Bridge on tho aOth OF August, has excited the
euriosity of The sporting fraternity. Pop Glletts
turtle which he has named General Grant Is train
ing daily on the tin roof Of one Of the steamship
wharvcs. The roof being unpcnted Is quite hot du-
ring the best part OF the day, and the peregrina-
tions OF General Grant are very lively Tho muscles
OF his leg have become quite teugh ana MS eyes
ton N D., and according 10 the date inscribed his
back he hss been roaming In the suburbs Of Newark
turtle can't be beat by any Cuban turtle" lie feeds
hin on Boston brown bread crumbs, and gives him
a salt water bath every day He does not want hla
place Of training known through fear that some evil
minded person may tamDer with him.
Jerry Thomas's turtle has been named james
Fisk, Jr, and his training gives great satisfaction TO
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JUDGE BoswoBTH OF State prison birds. uieves,
TAKES MS STAND and gamblers as inspectors and
oscR MORN ON THE canv,ssers he the false
sArBRook PLATFORM gstration, the fraudulent
voting and the cheating in the canvass
came up before his minds eye, ho groaned aloud
and the clouds Of sorrow and repentance gathered
over the else genial and happy features Of his face
should be associated with such lot Of dead-beats
and shyslers as compose the majority OF the comlnis
sion What pity that he should be made res1On
.ihe for their great and grievous rasc lities The
good Judge ought to labor earnestly to convert them
from their wlckedness, and bring them all to stand
with him In heartfelt remorso and repentance upon
the snybrook Platform. Then how much better Oft
would be the people OF this city when the next
Fourth OF July comes around
HEARrRENDIS0 AFFAIR IN NASSAU STREET.
During the day hearlrending affair occurred in
Nassau street The Rev Theodore Tilton came up
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IN TRAINING rol rHH TURTLE RACE.

the photographer OF
the celebrities, who
has taken every pre-
caution to have him
put 10 proper condi-
lion. Every evening
James Fisk has TO
walk an hour over 4
dozen marble tables
placed in q row.
Every time he stops,
q small boy ticAies
him with q straw,
and urges him for
ward. Mr.. Thomas
says that walking on
a slippery surface Is
dimcult for the tnr-
tlo. but it hardons
his muscles very
tnuch Col Flax has
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ATFAIH'
and producing an inflammation OF tho brain, which
thleatens serious results. This alrocious action
caused the greatest conmoton In the vicinity of the
t0vmereiGI ONCE, The street was almost immedi-
alely hlled with crowd OF excited citizens The
cent' man Who did the kicking wore 1ne caliskin
ganers, tipped with lead and furnished with iron
soles' lie said that he had bought them for the ex
pIess purpose OF kicking the Rev. Mr.. 1llton, and
ne assured the SUN reporter that he should kick
nm nm again on to first opportunity. On bearing Of
lns Ieioeous affair. Superintendent Jourdan order
90 out lho entire police force but too late to be Of
any seryl'e, ho also sent q telegram to 47 Franklin
sluGe' @ iVI Justice Bowling. The Judge telegrsphed
shouts have Aicsed h.n M self" AT a Lite hour
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hands and face in an
old-faS hioned tin basin
with I round handle.
lie then Tell upon his
lcit knee, raised bis
hands, and gave utter
ance to his usual morn
ing VOWS. These con
clrded. lie ate thrce
lamb chops, drank .
cup OF coffee, put on
his silk tile, and walk
ed out. Meeting q small
patriot near his house
on Fort Greene place,
he gave aim twenty i've
cents, and told him to
buy flre crackers wild
1t. The tiny patriot
never stopped 10 thank
Mr.. Morris, but snatch
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The club house. As soos, however, 90 Il was
known that the handsome Judge was out n
nun feather, tho street was thronged with
ladies', and II one time was almost impossible. The
Judge was universally admired. He len for Long
Branch on the evening boat
rHs yrsK-vArDrnpnr PRIZE yroHr.
One Of the main topics OF conversation during the
day was the hght between Col james Fisk, Jr.,
and Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt They net
In front Of the new County Court House, stripped
and equipped accc rdlng 10 the rules OF the p. X.
gay ooulI was present and acted : ootue-bolder
was neatly stopped by Vanderbilt Following up
his attack, the Colonel hit Vanderbilt tiow which
raised fearful mandamus Jus. above tho right ear.
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rHn HIno AND HIS vsTrnAEs. spectators looked Tor
tho solder like form Of the Erie warrior, aud every
time they looked they didn't see him.. The line Of
march w.s through Broadway, Great Jones street,
10 Twenty sixth street. al which point the line was
reviewed BY Generals Mcdowell ahd Shaler. Tho
regiments were dismissed before 10 O'Clock. After
the parade Gen. Mcdowell and stan snd Gen.
shslsr and stan partook Of scollaton a the Union
League Club Rooms.
YToHrrNo orSERLL.
At the rear OF the gallant Seventh rode Gen.
James b. Mix, formerly Of President Lincons Body
Guard, and lstterly OF the Tribune, which paper he
len because OF its freelove prociivities. The gal
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side OF the pier. A
handsome military on
Ger, well mounted, gor-
geous with gold straps
and buttons, and wear.
ing q solitary silver spar
upon his len boot, dash
ed around the bulkhead
In q hot gallop, nnd sp-
preached the vessel. A
liner rider was never
seen. lie held nis barb
ed stoed with q stid bit,
and rode like q hawk
upon q gale OF wind.
This was Maj. Gen. vii.
liam n. Tweed, Jr., OF
the celebrated N. @. 8.
N. Y, U. g. A. lie had
been winning lnurels in
the Dafad0 be(oro MAI
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IALL's CONGRATULATIONS.


the Hon. A. O'Hall arose and In be-
half OF the Sachems and braves OF
Tammsny Hall thanked him for his
noble effort. The speech just de-
hvered. continued the worthy o'Hall,
will &c down TO posterity among the
archives Of Tnmmany Hall as one OF
tile grandest and most eloquent tri-
butes TO the Democracy ever utter
ed. The Mayor on this occasion was
dressed throughout In blue, with o
blue neck tie. blue badge and rega-
lia, and no diamonds. While speal..
ing he kept his hands under his coat
tail, and appeared a. lie usually ap-
pears 10 public. (See eut.)
TB- GRAND sAcHEn's SUBSTITUTE.
During the delivery OF the long
talk the Grand Sachem had beon call
cd Lway. remarking TO JUDGE Gar
Win as be withdrew that be thought
ho had his sea legs on, and would
take short cruise DER the briny
deep In his new yacht, and request
IL A.. a..
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A mo wARr ON HIS THUMB

ONttiituiluk tno
District Attor-
ney, the boy
called him Gov.
ii o nm an, and
asked tor q patri-
otic contribution,
but was much
ia K en- absck
WI en- Mr.. Morris
accused him OF
being tho same
boy to whom he
had already given
a quarter. " You
little ras cal,
YOU'RE a repeat
or I" growled the
District Attor-
ney, and the boy
-gsl. ~
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TIshI, cIlImeI The Cham. TIE ChAh ZION cLAMIsT
plonshlp. II was awarded him without a murnur
Mr. Mcneil presented him with tho prize, gold
clam, recontly exhibited in Tirany's window, and
tho JUDGE hu z II upon his watch chain whore 1t
sill remains Tile remains OF the foast, 82 479 clam
shells we're sod TO Jersey City street contractor
now JUDGE DowLISG NEST THE FOURTH
On Saturday afternoon Judge bowling vent to
Long Branch by invitation OF Admiral Fisk, Jr, II
has boon tho Jndge,s cnslnm from time imme.
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=
July. They steal aye
dollars, and only spend
tfty cents. One OF these
fellows they call the
Boss. He is a hard case.
lie wears good clothes,
and 4 big sandy mus
tsche. lie has got an
immense quantity oi
cheek, and any number
Of friends, who claim to
be respectable. Why,
even tho Judges take OIL
their hats to him and
black his boots, aud tho
Aldermen are only too
glad to get n chadce TO
brush his clothes. Well,
Just as soon as ] 20 to
aan tliI falinxv th.a
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Cd Iht btlnp from the HORRis hORNIN0 vow.
District Attorneys fingers, and dashed down Fulton
avenue as II pursued by o mad dog. Meeting play.
mate with big wart ON his thumb, the little patriot
show ed him his prize.
'"why, where did you get h" asked the play.
mate.
s"why, met feller whot looked like Gov Hon.
man round here In Fort Greene place an he gin IL to
me-" replied tho tender patriot
"Whore is her Which way did he 70 ~ eagerly
inquired tie playmate.
"Down Lafayette Avenue. Go for him, JOHNNY"
was the answer. and away went the boy with
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u iOOso-u uttiuB thtin
waistcoat, frayed st the
edges, . baggy pair Of
pantaloons well hitched
up, u Tribune under his
left arm, and a scytbe,
with q Yankee snathe,
over his right shoulder,
j,oped through the
own. He wore q far
mer's boot upon his
right foot and an edi.
torial slipper upon his
LEFT. II was the Hon.
Horace Greeley. Hap
pily much improved In
health, Mr.. Greeley left
New York for Chappa.
eua on Friday afternoon.
lie spent Saturday in
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Police lleadquar.
ters. The capliva-
ting Judge Bren-
nan, whose morn.
ing bath had left
him fresh and
q oh q m o red.
congratulated his
b ntendent
Al I ordered out
The lofty Broad
way squad. Those
colossal gentry
soon cast their i'm.
u ehsc shadows
tthWnrt the Police
Central ONCE. and
the Superintend-
ent stepped down
from the granite
''ep3 of ths mar
ble palace and gave
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est nations OF the
earth sat down at
8. and as this des.
patch leaves U1'55
T. ny, arc still at
Bile. They ere
now discussing the
recent action OF the
ECumenicai Couh-
cil In the matter Of
Papal infallibility,
~ d seem to be
unanimous as to
N Q goo d results
which must flow
from the decision,
4 hey propose to
take NJ the ques
'lion Of coJly i'm
portstion at 12;
ani nlfnF a raI nan
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and Judge hntonlus
Hartmann visited ,Mr.
Mcneil, and called for
clans. The seventeen
colored gentle Q me n
were put 70 their great
est speed, and forty
three walters we're em.
ployed In bringing the
bivalyes to Il ese truly
great ELAINE Aters.
Amer eating clsms for
five hours, Justice
ucQuade gave out. and
Judge Antonius, rails.
ing On Immense clam
upon h fork In his len
hand, and clutching q
bottle OF wine with bii
II
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promised by reading extremely slow, aud
PrOnouneing lis sentences In detachments, as
bn. ses," "despo tism," necessary" and so.
M NJ Robinson is native Virginiln, who recently
Union League Club, by marrying OF his daughter.
DOT tearing that this alliance would lay him liable
suspicion oi ebohtionsIn lie anticipated the
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deisy and, instead Of starting a IN o'clock as an
nounced, the procession did not move until twenty
minutes 10 o'clock. In the mean time Gen. Nc
psssed down tho line, accompanied by lis stsn
Al The hour named the procession, with Gen. Shaler
and his Goodlooking stsf for irontispiece, moved
given point, and the marching very good, eepe.
cialy that Of the "crNck" regiments. Colonel Em-
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rect for three days and
nights previous, so labori.
Gus had been his efforts In
arranging the gorgeous
decorations Of the Hall
and preparing tho elabo-
rate entertainment for the
warriors. But, notwitn-
standing his wearisome
lsbors, be was promptly
on hand yesterday morn
ing 10 welcome the com.
ing guests, and assign
each particular individual
his proper place In tho
general disposition Of the
company. lie was unique
ly dressed Ia O black vel.
vet cutawsy coat OF q IA
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mons Clark, OF the
Seventh, marched at
the head OF his gallant
veterans, holding at
safe arms length .
magnificent rspier,
and displayine q su-
perb psir Of silver.
Eilt spura He had Q
distinguished smile
on his eoiuierly
countenanee, and Q
pair OF 20 cent
Eisl: S,s,.d. S,,... gloves
1hofe was one great
disappointment, how
ever, In the absence
Of Col. James Fisk.
jr.. Of the Ninth. Tho
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iscences Of tho men q that time. ne thon
gave . hurried account Of tho war OF the
rebellion from q Democratic standpoint, and .
history OF the rise, decline and fall Of the Re-
plmeutary al isions TO the new Congressional Eec-
tion law. and the pending Naturalization bill, whom
the speaker suddenly thought that he had said
enough, and despite the Invitations OF the multitude
for him 70 "go on" he stopped, and everybody
cheered.
rAron o'uALL's CONGRATULATIONS.
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received, but unluckily, Lad been mislaid, and
could not be read on that account. But he was
sure they would be found, and would bc printed in
reporters, which was ct once discovered " be the
misplaced letters.
THE POET LAUREATE.
The chairman pro tenn then arose without his hat,
and, excusng the absence OF tie Grand Sachem,
said he had the honor OF introducing the poet Of the
day, the brave warrior who had dared to run
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the Elysian Fields The THE oULioks CHAMPION
Senator dropped his oars. and raised the palms Of
his hands toward the sun. [See engraving One
OF his friends asked him how many hickory nuts
he had In his hands. 70 which the Thunderbolt
replied
These are biisters, not white wainuts II
hadn't av forgotten my No. six kid gloves this thing
wouldn't sv happened"
These rowing trips are hardening the Senator
muscles TO wonderful degres. ) promises 10 be
In magnificent condition for the fall campaign.
JUDGE BosWoRru's FOURTH
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beside the Hon. A. O'IIlll,
and advancing to the mont
OF the stage. bowed difhdently
This was tho Hon. Edmund
Randolph Robinson, the Ls.
scendant OF Jefferson, the chO-
sen reader OF the occasion. lie
wore a black frock coat, white
vest, and light striped pants.
His voice at first was some
what weak, possibly choked
with emotion, whereat the gal.
lorJ intimated a desire that
he should speak louder.
With nIa ranuaat ha cnm.
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Fulton street from
the Brooklyn fer.
ry, and turned
down Nassau 81 ,
on the way TO his
sanctum san ctO-
Tum.He had hardly
reached MouquiL'i
wine cellar WHOM
an active and re-
markably hand
some young gen
tleman OF magniii'
cent physical pro-
portions ran out oi
ihe CGHmercidI Of
nee like a ell
bred black and tan
alter Il rat. On
coming up with the
Rev. Mr.. 1iltOn
he launched ou
his right foot. kick
Ing him very hard,
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poss rwgED's MARINE cELEb-ArIoS,

Va. and a slank ng
pair OF blue nautical
psntaloons. lie had
hardly reached he
deck, when a olt
squall struck his tar.
paulin, and knocked
It overheard. Soiz.
ing Il roIe ladder in
his LETT hand, md
waving a small starry
banner In hlh right,
the Boss giInccd
pro, i.y over The gi,
ging OF his beaLli'ul
iriglte, and shouted /:
" Man the Topcs,
boys f; man tho
E.VaAa w
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throughout the entire ~, i
1887, ,4s1 crackers were eulod-
cd In that ward alone. Judge
Joseph Koch, the new Msso'io
Grand Marshal, Is n citizen OF
the ward. He is universally
REGARDED 90 the hendsomest
man In the city. !" got out
of bed st 8T A. NJ. and spent
ures hours and ten dollars W
unl,pVtag torpedoes, ater
vh6h, feciing that his duty
toward his country was done,
be, rode q goat for two hours
~ hmiliAriss himself with his
ofhos Of Grand Marshal OF Free
and Aooepted Masons. He
thea vsshed himself all over,
put On Q now suit Of clothes
made by Devlin, end stood
upon the stoop of Charley
Loew's club house during u,e
entirs afternoon. During the
mornioa but foW lnflios pasaed
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endeavor to fill the BOSS
pla 20, but afterward ad-
mitted 10 q friend that he
was afraid he had not sue
ceeded. This, however,
was no fault Of his, since
he did the best he could,
0 ID the band assisted him
all II knew how By blow
ing Its hardest In the in
terval after Casserly's
speech. In order, how
ever, TO facilitate the ap-
proach TO greatness, the
Hon. Dou ylas Taylor
stepped forward and sd-
dressed the Judge as Mr.,
Chairman, remarking Il 1t
letters from all the great
Democratic statesmen and
heroes OF the day lad been