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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
THE CONDITION OF METZ.
The correspondent of The London 1etegrapA,

writing from Csrlsruhe on Aug 90 says;
II is evident from the with when me lvoI"
have been disposed around Metz, that Marsna, aa5
with all that remains OF his army, Is st 49,
within the walls The town u now eonpes .,ymsns.
AIDED. On the eastern side Gen ete %, az" nor,
with the First and seventh Army CorRs Sa @ o
are the saxons Twelfth Army CorPs! anS Prince
detached against McMahon.-Ed IrfosnSJi Anu r.o
Frederic Charles with the second Third % ,,s
Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh eeryr ~ he battle of
ssdsn Vi nbsss encirce IL on the south and west
IssI, he army of Marshal Bazsine AT loVo men ahA
~arytson At ssy, 1000 We have Total OF
iio 90 trosps; add TO this number aoO sleh anu
o,ad md 5000 inhabitants OF the town ana sur
now within the alls, aud We zee that
Sars must be At 10000 men 70 be fed within tae be
that team hold out many days What 10 ~
hale@e OF the armyi Relief out OF the question.
n nnsf cut lite through and make good its
ar speedily be reduced by want, disease, and fam
me Already deserters describe the state 81 things eh-
srge place there may have been food enough TO last the
for time, but with the great ~
heir numbers that has taken place their supplies wv
,eaa w iexbaas&6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
ALsACE AND LORRAINE.

The demand for the annexation Of Alsace
and Lorraine general all Germany Is based ON
other than military considerations. The correspondents
of The London Telegraph writing from in front OF strs
bourg, says:
inclOse you song, written here ny solultt
TO the popular Of Icl hattie euen Camed" lt
IL 10 be sung the troops they march into Sasbourg
Already the have got hold OF H. and sing on mare
in chorus with harmonious emphasis. heard u thls
afternoon chanted in unison by two baaons OF the lss
Baden GreDaders and assure you that the
excellent
SONG OF THE GERMAN SOLDIERS IN ALsACE.
In Alsace, over the Rhine.
There lives a Brother OF mine;
Ii grieves my soul 10 say
He hath forget the day
We were one land and line.
Dear Brother, torn apart,
L. 7 true that changed thou art
The French have clapped on thee
Red breeches, a. We see;
Have they Frenehihed thy heart
Harkl that Is the Prussian drum,
And II tells the time has come
We have made one " Germany"
one Deutschland" firm and free;
And our civil strifes dumb
Thee also. fighting sore,
ADkle-deep in German gore.
We have won All, Brother dear!
Thou art GeTman-GOst thou hear
They shall never part US more
Who made this song OF mine
Two comrades by the Rhine;-
Suabian man began II.
And POneTIDlan sang II,
IN Alsace, on the Rhine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
LIFE IN CAMP.
BEFORE METz-How THE SOLDIERS LIyE-PRE-
PAIRING MEAL.


PAIRING MEAL.
correspondent of The London Daily Tele-
orqph writes from the camp before Metz The principal
occupation or rather the serious business Of the day in
camp the preparation for meal Of sort Directly
Won wake human nature at requires susie
nance you crave for good hot cup OF tea, especially H.
az last night you find yourself exposed 10 what Virgil
calls pLaeids imber. The fact that the wall at the
back Of my shelter gave way and found myself lying
with my head outside the gentle rain falling pentifuy
on my head and face The dry sticks which you have
taken bed with you to keep dry produced as soon
as day breaks and tin Of coffee without sugar milk
helps pull you together The business OF the day then
commences rush made for the nearest Marketender
wagon that has up from Gore. In the following
OF almost every regiment there attached TO each com
pany an individual called "Marketender." Half sol
der, half publican. and wholly thief he is curious
mixture OF cunning, courage, and dishonesty-terms,
am aware that are strangely dscordant but which
all represented In the character OF the Market
ender. His duty Is, with his wagon, covered with
canvas and drawn by two vretched-lo0kng horses,
70 rob, plumber, or buy provisions at any OF the
villages Sc passes through and to sell the produce
he "a attached the number OF which is painted on his
wagon and carried his cap Very often the Marketen
Sra,eSs the ns OF her husband buIies the soldiers and
crnges 10 the officers. Mrs. hsrketendertn Is by
means an engaging looking person The one have TO do
soldiers cap covers her rizzled hair the peak shading
face which from exposure TO the sum- looks like piece
her U body and large red bsndanna /. wound round
her waist, where she carries huge knife,
pieces abe dispenses TO the soldiers her arms and
hands brownblack partly from exposure and partly
from drt while 70 complete her semi military costume
the shoness OF her petooat her feet neased IN
pair OF long boots that have once been the properly Oh
some Prussian soldier, whose bones in al probability
lying upon the plateau Of Gore They ootn as
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WAR MISCELLANY.
THE BAVARIAN ARMY.

HOW TIE SOUTHERN GERMANS MARCH AND
FIGHT-RBCEPTION or KING WILLIAM BY
THE ARMY OF THE CROWN PRINCE.
Ippnn onp appcIII CORRESPONDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15-There is great ex
element among the Republicans in this city. Leonard
Myers has been renomnated for Congress. In ONeils
district the delegates have split, and holding two
Conventions In the shertfs Convention, the struggle
was between the friends of Walton and the friends OF
Leeds Temporary Chairmen of each faction were de-
cared elected by their respective supporters The Leeds
faction finally triumphed in the possession Of the stage
and In the choice Of william Elliott as Chairman. The
struggle very fierce and the members Of the faction
opposed to Leeds driven of by force Desks were
overturned and chandeliers broken. In the Ist Con
gressiona District Convention, Benjamin Huckle was
nominated on the first ballot
At late hour this evening the is reported Of
W. R. Leeds over Gen. Bingham the most prominent Of
the several candidates.
Charles ONeil received 43 ont OF A. votes The other
party, composed Of 40 delegates, nominated John "
Greeley, he receiving SO votes In the lid District
Leonard Myers renominaed for Congress by the Re
publcans by nearly unanimous vote His friends sere
naded him this evening.
In the WITH District the Republicans renomnated vii
liam D. Kelly for Congress. Robert p Beatty has been
nominated by the Republicans for Receiver Of Trxes Of
the city to-day.
The Judicial Convention nominated Judge Paxon and
Thomas Il Ffnetter for Judges of the Common Pleas,
and James W. Lynd for Judge Of the District Court.
Robert s. Tttermary was nominated for Clerk Of the
Orphans Court.
Joseph Henrques, keeper of cigar store, corner of
Fourth and LOmbard-sts., has been held in 5000 bail,
charged with the false imprisonment OF an insane
brother. who, it is alleged, has been confined In
room in the house since he q years of age,
and he is now 50 years. The prisoner though in
sane was perfectly harmless and his
Geshy appearance shows that lie was well fed, but his
prison described as being exceedingly filthy, resulting
probably from insanity than actual neglect The
affair has created excitement among the neghbors who
generally not aware Of the existence OF such per-
son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

BAREER-On wedny June IS ihs short Illness Clara Barker
and friends .nvt = ai@El oe funeral rom ne Isl
typtgoubst Harlem 90 Friday 18th INST o'clock Ihs
,smaias vii be taken o EasScbester for nserrnsnt
CosBY Bretn June Is Charles s. OILY ehhd Of Charles l. and
Notes Of faner4i Ssreater.
cooPER-At wo~ibdge y j. Tuesisy Jsse H. Sidney A.
The iaves ty so the member Of Eastern star
fqne rom bis late residence Friday IT, Carriages vii bs
:, Railway ARRIVAL Of " m TAM on u. ssr1.f'r
Rsoai ton NewY0k- hiennept in Nv YORK Bay CstDsts
gLTOT-Iu Bedford Mass, Tuesday h iAst Hvs Tonss
Dawes ElOtrin bis oad year
GILLAt Of bs Dr. C. GIL Wes Pssh Us'sr Co..
Tlni, and aeqaatancs Of deceased and the late John
Ponce respectfully invited - attend & funeral ron ne
4ps Tie remains VII be tsken Greenwood Cemctery
GILscs-n h, de, Wednesday, JGs IS FFssoE A. Gl'O'
mi. r@ hs Vii be ,ase 70 bis Minneapolis gnH s
tenner1
KIyGsLIvpon a-day June a. aer lingering lnss', Jo'.PI T.,
friends and hose his family invited " asn INC
funeral .rss parents No 80 West Four
Elizabeth r. for informant the following d o. ne "
J. Central Rarosd lesFng foot Of Liberty at %
st AGRA. Nor,elsir j. on wsinssday Fsrn Bts
youngest dssgheofJ Calvin and soss sha;r, aged 'ys
TIE 1es aad friend, Of f,my respectfully artsa t. s,ni
Friday June H. At ~ 0slsok Caag, n Be u at
Hoboken Ferry fiead 70 Crossword on the ARRIVAL d the
yxrr-ou Tues+av ~ia n Rsesel H.
smith and aushisr Of JAmes y Young % ihs Jts u Ser
b. e8ef from fsr e residence So iii Sors oIor Broosn
aernoo, the Eth O'Clock, without further -vtatOu.
VILAINsOS-on wednesday Is, Catherine VIZ John
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited to attend
sse esden Friday ltersos ae l'.A at
&c" (sEysyrH) Co, TGH RECT. " G. SLY,
NEwyoRg, June IS 1919.
TIE asmbers Company invited stt> n Isns drssl
ne lner'i 81 o.I ~ a, Py i7S 1s ,ers M b,
1nier u c,pt Geo. " Fly, ChAs. WILLIAMSON, Fr. serst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
CONNECTICUT.



NEw-HAvEN, June 15.-The Hall Of Repre-
sentatiyes as crowded this afternoon with ladies and
gentlemen 10 its utmost capacity to listen to what might
be offered upon the subject Of Woman Suage, the occa
sion being hearing before the Special Committee OF the
Legislature, now session that vexed question
petition nuneFousy signed, was before the
Committee The Rev c. c. Carpenter of Derby, the Rev.
Mrs Olympia Brown Of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Gabeua
Hooker Of Hartford appeared and made addresses urg
ing the right OF 10 vote. Mr. Carpenter peaied
that IL ability TO read the Constitution and possession Of
good moral character were the requisites to an exercise
of the elective franchise certainly were the peers
Of men on those points and that if governments should
desire their just powers from the consent Of the gov
erDed that was another argument In favor OF Woman
Suffrage. Womens talents, he urged should not be
restrained by laws made by men. Power brought
respect The negro with the ballot regarded with
new respect Why not then sec1re more potent nhu-
enee for Woman would bring 10 the ballOtboX
purity and beauty. Election days with women at me
poHs would be holidays. woman suffrage was a step
forward sure to Mrs. Brown spoke earnestly for
will men in governing. The United states Government
woman suffrage II we're not admitted Ia vote,
rule of ignorance would follow. Mrs Brown concluded
with charging the Committee that the burden Of proof
rested with them. Mrs Hooker appeared 10 nuch ad
vantage, and made decidedly fay lTabe impression
me Hon Lafayette :. Foster, speaker OF the House,
having been promoted to he judge Of the SnpTeme
Court and that appointment necsssitatng his resgna
ton Of the speakefship the Republicans held caucus
last evening and nominated for speaker in his stead, Mr.
Tn Til+on Doottle OF this etfy for that position
semhy and has been speaker OF the House. and euten
antAOyernOr Of the state; Theas is now another va
having lust passed bill creating new Judeeship for
that BODY. As 10 whom shall ~ nominated for that
aeDing nominated ex-Judge OI,sen Seymour for that
honor The House tomorrow votes upon This question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

justice TO truth be said that the result not from first
10 last brought about by the good play Of the visitors
The Red Stockings did display astonishing work In the
field work that has never heretofore been shown 10 spec
tators this vicinity The craft support and complete
understanding Of each other IL not the main OF this
astonishing triumph, were surely great helps 10
H. Little devices but still honest in all ball play. ciev-
erly carried out, led the Unions halfdOzen times into
the following, wholly unknown or unpracticed by
players In this vicinity and practlced only In exciting
moment, worked the mischief with the Unions. III.
Wright first base In one instance, when Leonard
hit the ball right short, which Higham seized OF
Wright compelled To run TO second which be
did, but perceiying igham ready TO touch him with the
ball at half the distance from that base wright turned
and ran back toward first, with Hgham after him. this
delay gave Leonard opportunity tO get TO first base
himself seeing the probability OF which Hghan threw
the ball there but Kenny excited that ne Ost the
ball, and Wright turned and finally reached second
safely Again when the Red Stockings were In the Held,
Pabor OF The Unions hit bali sharply TO sweasy, which
hit that players legs, and bounded on 70
George Wright at short. Wright carelessly stooped
for the ball, and scOOped it up In slch
manner cause II roll about midway between first
Wright walked slowly after the ball. which oweasy should
have picked up seeing which and the act cevery
done 10 deceive Pabor), PabOr for second The
oarelessness OF this whole maneuver on the part OF
have done the same TO most payers) 10 run, but no
sooner did he get fairly under than Wright seized
the ball aud threw IT with lightning speed to Sweasy,
who touched Pabor he To relate the above
is sufficient for anybody understands the game at
ALL will understand that such act cannot be success
fully accomplish unless the players understand on tue
instant the design each has in view.
A tn the general play OF both Sides that OF the Cnen
natans was almost fautless Nor was the Union exhibit
ton what can be denOninated a poor whole,
though faulty individually A good lesson has been
taught them, however and they but profit by H. helr
loss is not great the moment 1t appears to be-
fOllOWs.
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In Vienna il is reported that Minnie Hauck
is to engaged at the Imperial Opera for the nexl

In Vienna it is reported that Minnie Hauck
Is to engaged at the Imperial Opera for the next
Last night q gang of roughs entered LutZ'S
saloon No 81 East Fifteenth St, engaged in free
ht aHd,heat the proprietor badly. One OF the rioters
named aiding, cut in the head and face and ar
rested.
Mr. Frederick A. Lane. the legal member of
the E.e trtumviate has returned from Europe and
ported the hostility in England TO the present manage
the rr road much less on his departure than
the time of hs arrival.
NeSsrs. DCmarest & Woodruff, CPS Broad
way advertise reucon In the prices Of all the various
STYLES OF embraced in their large assortment
In addition To running large mandatory OF their Owe
Eltontovn NJ they control the principal part OF
the produce Of five other manufacturers four OF which
are located at New-IIaven, Conn. Each establishment
confines itself 10 4 special sty lie Of work. by which means
great perfection attained at reduced cost Of produc
ton.
"Mantoun Lodge No. 106 F. and A. NJ,
held it, annual pc-c yesterday at Elm Park on Eighth
and Nincty ecoudst In honor Of the year which
is br memorable In the annals OF the Grand Lodge or
the Of NcwlOrk The proceeds OF the picnic were
given IL the fund r the erection OF the Masonic
Hall AID Asylum. The picnic followed by an even
in festival, which rain somewhat affected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

under one year months), color, whether married
widowed state foreign country OF BIRTH birthplace
Of parents, month in which the person died. ana
on occupation trade. 1t Is desired that the exact
cause OF death should stated, as INFLAMMATION oil
BRAIN stomach. or bowels" not Inflammation only
suicide by drowning, shooting" &c. not SUICIDE
alone.
The other schedules, relating to agriculture nanuso
lures and social statistics VIII not pe generahy pre-
scented 70 families but to heads OF factories, public
,,o and others familiar with business. With what
We have given above the Of city and suburban pop
u,at,on will understand what is required OF them
II would be good plan for the head of each family to
make ont correct to the questions In the first and
second schedules and leave them for the Marshal not
only in case Of absence but to make sure by SUFFICIENT
Leisure that all the answers are correct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
co-opFPATroy IN ELIZABETH

A new Cooperative Store on large scale, Is
to be started the LIST OF July In Elizabeth n j. under
the presidency OF MI Benjamin Urner, and board OF
directors. The undertaking has been chartered It's
Office for the present Is in the building Of the Equitable
Life Insurance Company Of that city 1t will furnish
members with all descriptions Of provisions at cost with
the simple addition OF expenses. Its organization VIII
similar that of the highly successful establishment
ROchdsle England. Goods will be sold at the re-
tail OF ordinary stores but the members will receive
back portion OF their money spent az the END OF
each quarter From the aggregate profits of each quarter
five per cent will be reserved as contingent fund, and
dividend OF per will then be credited u mem
beers upon the Of the stock they hold, and upon
any dividends previously declared that they may have
left with the Association. The balance will be credited
the members dividend upon the amount OF their
purchases during the quarter Each snare OF stock
SIS and each member must hold, at least, one share
Superintendent Of the store and his assistants Will be
saaried The Association will extend itself into other
branches OF business IL desirable, and IL It's means war
rant IT, 1t will also form branch associations in other
towns OF New,ersey II Inducements should Offer Stock
sufficient to begin operations has been nearly SUD
scrbed, and store n central location has been Sc
pured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLVB.
BASEL BALL.

AN UNPARALLELED GAME-THE RED sIocKlSGS
DEFEAT THE UNIONS BY SCORE OF IA TO u
If the Atlantic triumph of Tuesday in any way
aggravated the Red Stockings they took ample sa'sfac
ton from the Unions yesterday. They dd that Whch
has never before been chronced-preyenteda hrstess
Clph from making a single run in fun game.
The drubbing the Cincinnatlans Inflicted upon
the Mutuals, on Monday, discouraged the nine'
but the thrashing sustained by the Unions al
the same hands yesterday is enough to break
forever spirits OF the players OF thar tuD Atei e
game played the Capit0line on TUESDAY there Nts
nerch upon their banner and vey appeared before the
opening OF tho game 20 have taken on trle OF h gIt
heaTtednoss ~ clearly depicted the faces OF the Brook
hn players. But II their opponents niien the ,ly on
Churches with reOiclngs the evening DeIoIe' nov ur
cidedly did they MI the village Of fremont win "aiAnss
Yesterday - -
To those who did not witness Yesterday game ana
vet understand something Of the merits OF btth Guns,
the result must bee me cable IL ls eve N,I'
lie 10 make 10 plain. II cannot br said lu truth tl ~,
Union. were defeated ia the manner they tlt p4ttl
uUOn their nets - payers nor can IL "l'lou' Ao IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
CLosrNG DAY OF THE. scEuErzESFEsT

CLO5TNG DAY OF THE SCECErZENFEST
The third and last day of tha Schuetzenfest
was in the hilarious the two
preced hg days. six thousand persons had TO
the skill If the sharpshOoter and parake Of the pleas
res and entertainments prepared for diem. The double
headed eagle, rather what lef1 OF the bird,
ceyei the attention Of all those who DESTROYS Of
obtaining regal hOnOrs and becoming king OF the Fest
rst anp Shot being that Of Augustus Ehicrs. who car
red al the night leg and lith pF'ze tue ef rex ana 18TH
ihgss Geth and 18TH prizes were dslodged by Fred
ercs Repper aud c. schumacher aud the right and left
and Aaron Brownlng-the right and left necks and tail
ash, 18TH and I'm piize dropping ~ the shots OF Au
named prize 1.-THE aiD, having been shot out OF rotation
The crowning shot Of the dav however was TIE lis
lodging Of the body by Cpri Mlhaken prior 10 Eh''r
shot the body had laeh o ahDtDes MEMBER Ol c t's
lat he having shot ont OF his turn again pu Ip
md fell To the victorious rhaof Mr. Mhnken, and thus
terminating the contest for the kngship.
After the shooting, the Corps formed into line having
and marched into the upper hall OF the Belvidere and
forming square tho ctntet " T. hall awaited the
GROWING OF the victor by 50 young ladies The corona
ton exercises were oTansd with speech from capt
Cerdes Ia the audience aid the successful shooter, an
address TO the audience and the king by Miss schneck
ery and the presentation III gold medal and scarf 70
the king. After the singing OF greeting song BY the
NewlOrk sngerbupd the ,xercsei Mere brought to
The remainder OF the evening was speid IN feastins
The most Important prizes the three days
follows: At the Prize Target-lst, George schoel man
a 20 WI" .fhe s S'g Sin Br,hm Of HUDSON CITY,
s15 18th A. Muller sss Tth Jacob Heinz, SIS sth Philip
siS: nth. John Nsller si 18th jean Roem si
AT the stick, or center target Philif Klein carried of
the llh prize, SO: Charles kahe. 81, sis H. ksbal 3D.
SIS; Geor shueleman, 4th, Sl - ldehIn, 9Th s3 ana
Geo. Wehrhan, 9th, Sl2.
Tue following Iuarksmen each lat three shot, IN tbs
center OF the arket Fredk FeetDcr, George schonan
and - Duck,
The prizes for the eagle shooting consist " many arti
ees 81 household furniture watches, ewey. SC. that
scece according 10 the isste oi the winner me
nrs prIr however, being the king shot won by Mr. {.
Mahukcn, and consisted Of so and a COLA medal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

The Directors of the East River Bridge Com
pany at yesterday, and elected the Hon Henry
c Murphy President, Mr.. o. Quintard secretary ana
MI John II. Prentice, Treasurer. The first cornerstone
of the bridge placed in position upon the northeast
corner OF the casson yesterday afternoon in the presence
Of few spectators among whom bessrs. j. = ana
stranahan the Hon. Henry c. Murphy: HOrstio Allen,
Consulting Enginees; william G. kingsley, SupeI1n-
tendent and Col. W 4. ROebling Chief Engineer The
wei Chs pounds, Is feet wide by feet long,
and j. a huge block 81 limestone from the dlIarry at
Kingston Ulster County There no speeehe. at the
laying Of the stone Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
CONCERT IN PROSPECT PARK.

DR.. Franklin said, If You want thing
DONE do it yourself" TIE Brooklyn UnioH, after Pc
peatedy asking the Park Commissioners OF that city 70
provide music on Saturdays in Prospect Park at last
started private subscription beaded by itself aud in
Few hour. raised money enough TO Pay the expense OF
grand concert which win be- given IN that shady resort
IN saturday, June IS, from IN o'clock IN the after
uool to which al the world invited including the
Park commissioners themselves,
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l[1RRIED.

ArLEN-PRYER-on WEDNESDAY June lj - Ptafs Rermed
Dr. Alexander Thompson Theodore r. Alien
TO Mara A. daughter OF James Pryer all Of this city
HHN-MULFORD-On Tuesday June H. the residence o. ths
brides father RObes John g. Hahn Of New
York FAu5e daughter Of VIM huhoni esI o. Eh4Deh y d
rTCHELMULFORD-At Souihoh l. L. Tuslav, litb INST,
samuel J. Miss Bella Malford, both Of Elizabeth, ~ j.
sAyBORY-COOK-On Tuesday, jane H. at Point Psaani j.,
Nor Ssnbor Of Brooklyn h Carrie v, youngest laughter o.
Thomas Cook. No cards
Philadelphia papes please copy.
sAyERY-THOMPsON-O WeaesIsy June IS By The Rev A. H..
seseJ William T. Ssery and Louise Thompson, both Of this ety.
sEWARDEIMBERon the 4th the residence q the br ei
mothsr the Res. Seward Dr. JOhn SerAri q
~ j. and Lie A. kmDer VI the former place
III Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed icih faA