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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-22
p RoPosALs FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.


beAled proposals., iu duplicate, with copy OF this
advertisement attached are invited from rosponbi.
ole parties until u m, June H. ls75 for furnishing
all the Corn, Oats, HAy and Rye Straw required Al
this depot during the nHcal year commencing July
1873, 10 be delivered in 1ueh quantities and ~ such
times aud places as may DO directed by the Depot
The quantity required each month d estimated At
400 lba Of Oats and UoTnto weigh - and 10 lbs to
the buhheli 100 lbS Of Hay, known a. prime Tim.
2thy and HeCo iPa Straw all to be OF hrst class,
Each bid must be accompanied By a written guar.
antee, signed by thsbdder or bidders, and com.
petent surety certified 10 be such by some oicer
Jtner person known e ih9 QnaIlerlnA, teTA De
eeptAnes Of such bid At any time within ten lO)
days after date OF opening Dida the necessary
tract will be entered into, and that In the said
party or parties offering shall fail h. enter Into con
tract a. aforesaid, he or they guarantee 70 make
good the difference between mis- or their offer and
the next lowest bid
pToposlls win be marked proposals. for Forage"
and addre- ed TO he underniRned.
biddera are invited 10 be present at the opening
kuI Information furnished oR P,Ss,,GbiO syH 70 thu
NIT DspSi 6aSitGsIsuh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-22

INoR sALErpNE PAIR OF CARRIAGE
L HORSES. Inquire At Pay Department Build.
ing. No. li3J street northwest my9ttt
vl'wo ROOMS FOR RENT, WITH BOARD,
mapriyaie family; terms moderate; No; ~
required. myNN-
NOR sALE-A SPLENDID FARM IN PRINCE
Il 0eorge's County, Md eight miles from waah.
ing'on, two miles from Station b. aud u
and superior; plenty OF timber: mari bed mex
haustibie, buildings all new, cost es,OOO, young
reach and apple orchard In full bearing; For full
naTticulAru apply to MM. A. POOR 4 CO., NO,
II dsrai Uinck Seventh and II streets. my9lu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-22
DYEING AND SECURING.
MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
Errors and Abuseain early life. MANHOOD restored
Iinpedmenta 20 Marriage removed. New method
drsss HoWIi,p ASSOC RTios, No. ! south Ninth
high regulation for honorable conduct and Profes-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-22
RATES OF ADVERTISING


Twenty-Five cents pcr line Advertisements unde
he head Of "For sale or Rent" wanted" 10,
aud Found, and Personal" twelve ard a half cent
petlin
, 1873-07-24
THElLABOR MOVEMENT.
Tho Allegheny County, Pa., Miners
Adopt n Scnlc Of Prices.

Tho Allegheny County, Pa, Miners
Adopt n Scnlc Of Prices.
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chtcap" Tribune.
P1TTspuRoH Pa, July 29-The Minora OF AL
logheny County reassomblod in Delegate Con-
vontlon to-day to reconsider aud revise the scale
Of prices adopted Lust week. There WAS diasat-
isfaotion with the scale previously reported. Tho
pits in the county wore nearly all represented,
seventy delogatos being present. Considerable
discussion WAS had on the scale, aonlo thinking
1t best to leave tho whole matter to supply and
demand. h1r. Watt, President Of tho Minors' ?.
and P. Association, spoke against strike, and
argued against any arrangement being made for
river md railroad miners, when no real conclu-
scale established. However, aftor O dis
ouBsion, long aud loud, scale
Of prices. as follows, was adopted for all coal
mined: Over ~ inch scroen lump, 81 por 100
bushels, not including what pnsBcB under Tho
tho screen oyer 31 inch screen, which !attor iH
undor when the ~ inch screon ia used, S2 for
u inch Horeen, $3.50 per 100. This price list is
uniform for railroad and river, and has been
adopted by all tho bitumlnous coal counties in
tho State, nearly all Of which hold q convention
today. The spoakera statcl that tho Conl Ex-
change will either arbitrato Or comply with IL tho
minors aca1e to avert striko. During tho
recent rise noarly all the coal on tic
river WAS shipped to tho lower ports: Large
quantities Of coal are Of tho pits, which will 10
shipped westward The proprietors OF the latter
arc tho ones opposed to any atriko, aa they have
now sufficient on hand to supply the market till
fall. Several pits in the county arc working in
compliance with tho now acroon law allowing 7d
pounds to tho bushel, fair measures.
, 1873-07-24
THE IOWA BANDITS.

Isumors Conccrning Thoir Probable
DcscFiptiona OF Some
OF The Gnng.
!sptctat Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, July 23.-The oxcltoment in re-
gard to tho railroad robbery still continues.
Thousands Of armod mon aro securing tho
country in pursuit. Of the fugitiven
It is now reported that tho rob-
bers havo crossed tho line into Missouri,
md arc making for tho faHtnesses Of Morcor
County in TINT State. Still this report is dis
beloved by many, who aro Of tho opinion TINT
tho robbers aro still In the vicinity Of tho place
where tho robbery was committed. Rail-
road mon Of experience, mon who
know tho country thoroughly, arc con-
hdont that tho scouting partios are
south Of the fugitiyes, and that In Wow OF tho
alarm, thoy are Of tho opinion that tho robbora
are making for tho fastnoHs Of Mercer County,
aud that Mercor County is tho place whore they
Il will bo remembered that bank in Corydon
was robbed In open daylight over q year ago, by
q baud Of cutthroats numbering about tho same.
lhga hSy bound tho cashier and ~ Afterwards ncna
who were lstoning to q stump apeech. Of
Henry Clay Dean, Informed thom Of what had
been donc, and sped awny like tho wind It is
believed that tho railroad robbers Of Monday
A14bAt hAH ~ +AIo aHll41 HAu&t AAo Jain AoobtA1
mado thoir escape In tho same mannor that thoao
robbers havo done. BcBidos the 81 TOO III money
thoy carried away analod nag belonging
to WoilB, Fargo Il Co., which was ,Bap3
posed to contain d largo sum Of money
but supt. Quick received o tologramj
from San Francisco to-day stating that
1t only contained $637, making total Of - 337.
| It Ia now believed that accurate descriptions Of
| tho robbers havo boen obtained. On
Sunday night throe Of them stayed
| at farm-houao loss than two
mi1os south Of Adalr: Two othors, tho
! same night were at q residence two miles north
Of that place. The descriptions OF I'LL thesa
have boon forwarded to tho pursuing party.
Two Of thom wero at Stuart on Saturday night,
playing billiards one Of tho two being tho leader.
HoiB described as a sandy -whiakorod man, about
6 feet 10 inches hlgh, and talkativo Thousnnda
| Of rumors are In circulation, but tho impatient
| public will have to wait the ond Of the story,
which 1t is hoped will DO moose for each of the
robbers, =.
The body OF Rafferty,, tho engineer, killed In
tho robbery, left hero tonight for Clinton,
Iowa, for burial.
| Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
81. JosEpii, No., July 23.-It il known hore
to-day that tho Iowa Express robberH hare been
| traced into Nodaway County, In this State. II
| il confidently believed that they cannot escape
The whole county is aroused, aud tho officers in
oyery town ind village arc on tho alort.
, 1873-07-24
THE TURF.


Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, July 23,-TWo moro racea took place
ut uamtramck Park to-day under the huBpcea OF
tho Detroit Association. Tho first was for horaoa
that lavo never trottod better than ads, mile
heats, best throo IN five, to harneas first
premium, s4o0; second, s2oo !, third, e1oo1.
Tho drat money was oasily takon by chestnut
Billy, the second BY Quicksilyer. and the third
by si1 George. Tlmo-2:so 2;96 2:94f;; Billy
readily outfooted all his competitors.
The second raoe waH for horses that have never
trotted botter than $3.50, mile heats, beat three
IN 1--WE, to harncsB. First premium, $3.50; second,
e400; third $500; fourth, $100. In this tlcre
were thirteen entries, and ten horses oamo up to
tho score. TAe race was nice ono throughout,
mud WAS not decided whom darkness came on,
Cozette having won ono heat and Ohio Boy and
st. JnmoH each two. All tho other llorsos were
then rulod out. and those three will finish tho
couteBt tomorrow.
THE COMING MEETING AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., July 23.-Groat axoitomont
prevnil8 among loraelen in rofe1olco to the
coming meoting ut Cleveland botween tue horses
Judge Fullerton aud Calnora. Fullerton IL Now
York horse and Camors ia ownod In Boston.
Each laH AostH Of friends, and tho animals have
both made tho samo record-2:2l3,
Oamora at Prospect Park lant Bop
touber, and Fullerton at Saratoga
In October, zach having defeated the other. The
knowing otleB say 1t will be difficult to name tho
tayorite. Goldsmith Maid American Girl and
Lucy arc named for tho free for al. aud speou~
, 1873-07-24
SOUTH AMERICA.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-11o United States
Consul at Monteydeo, In Wow Of the civil war
II Entire Nios, recommcnds that tho United
States steamer Wasp proceed to tho ports OF
Parana and Paraguay for tho protection Of per-
Sons and property Of American citizens.
The following ia tho report from Commander
Mahan. Of tho Wasp, dated OF Montoyidoo,
June IA, addressed to Admiral Taylor, command
Ing tho naval foroo In tho South Atlantic sta
ton The revolution In Entro Rios atill contI1l-
ues. The reported capture Of parana ear1y In the
month proves to hayo been false. It Ia said in
this mornings papers that Jordan has ordered
oil tile mules In Entro 1aos, betveon 10 and 10,
to DO enrolled. The ehtatos Of those who do NOT
report are to bs conascated. The Journals oHti-
mate 5000 to bo In arms On one sido or the
other: It is asserted, from Argentine Bourcos,
that the Jordanitoa receive encouragement and
assistance from Brazil. Tho only thing that
seems to affect foreigners ia tho pubshed proc
lsrnation Of Jordan, that ho will shoot any for
eignors captured fighting against him. It ar-
pears that somo Of his mon boarded Dutch
bark aud took from her two iron carronadoH.
LAauAYnA, July 0.-presidont 0uzman Dlanco
las left the Capital for Port Cabello. It IL ro-
ported that ho will proceod to Maracaibo to
check Con. Dughr, who ia showing revolutionary
symptoms.
, 1873-07-24
8NiCi1QRa


Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OEpAA RAr1ps, Iowa, July 29. "A man named
n. L. Porter, living On tho woat side Of tho river,
In this city, while in fit Of monta! deprebsionl
caused by long siokneBs committed suicide last
night. Some timo ago ho requested his step
Hon to load his muskot to shoot rats, but in al
probability to shoot himself.
Special DfspatcA to 1ha Chicago Tribune.
Fonr STEELE, Nob., July 23.-Erastua A.
Smith, formerly Of Company G, lat Nebraska
Infantry, yesterday, committed Hrioldo at Don-
nett's rancho, twenty mtlea north Of hero, by
shooting himself through tho head, blowing on
his entire skull. He Ind been drinking hard for
few days previous.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 23.-A uorman named
Christian Schmidt placed revolver to htB tom
tiroly through the brain. 1runkonnoas was tic
cause Of tho suicide. ue leaves large aud Do
psndent family. The deod WAS accomplished in
tho preaonce Of his wife md children.
, 1873-07-24
MILWAUKEE,.


1nsnnc...ln Mcm0rfn11~ 11~--W1sccllhno-
Olls Items.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 49, -HomBchmoyer, who at
tomptod to hang himself from an apple-tree On
Tuesday night, has recovered, and will ho sont
to the Insane Asylum for troatment.
The body Of E. L. sacHBer, the travelling
agent, who threw himsclf off tho ouei-
da street bridge on tho sumo night,
has not been recovered. Whilo the police vera
dragging tho riyor to-day, it was rumored that
E. {. saoaser had boon Beon in an intox'
icatel condition Oh the South Side.
Investigation proved tho rumor groundleRs.
There is no doubt that the man committed Bui-
eide, ~ ho rushed away from his friends at
Ku]in's saloon, under the Opera-Housc, at 4 late
hour CD Tuesday night.
Tho Common Council met in joint committee
this morning, and passed. resolutions Of con-
dolence with Mayor Ludington on tho death Of
his wifo: The Council will attend tho funeral
Of Mrs. Ludpgton in body to-norr9w mo n?,,, After
will bo closed during tho day.
, 1873-07-24
ERAkCE.

PARIS, July 2S.-It Is officially announced to-
day that the fortified town Mezioros, the Capital
Of tho Department Of Ardennes, and the town
Of Prarleyil1o, Oh tho opposite aido OF the River
hteuss, we're evacuated last night by the Ger
man forcoB, which have boon occupied by them
since tho conclusion Of the war. The staff of
Gen. Mantoufrel, commander Of the army Of oo-
cupation, will remain at Nancy for short timo.
After its departure from that city tho Verdun
district will DO the only Trench territory ocou-
pied by the Gcrman troops.
VERSAILLES, July 23.--The Assembly this
afternoon, after most excited and tumultuous
debate, adopted the bill empowering the Per-
manent Committee, which sits during the rooess,
to prosecute the iusulters Of the Assembly. II.
nounced dictatorBlpe as the daughter OF License,
and declared that tyrannical republics wero suro
to beget CBsarism.
, 1873-07-24

dated at Topecon, tho 17th inst, Announces tho
complete defeat Of tho royolutionists in tito
State Of Jatlsco, and tho capture Of tho lender
tho famoua chloftain Lnsada, who hns for tho
thorlty OF tho Federal Government, and l,as
hoaded band Of na!oontents In armed hos
tility nearly all tho timo.
puEnro PLATTE, July 0.-Tho whole country
Ia in q Btate Of torment. Communication be-
twecn this place and Santiago ia interrupted. 4
rising is reported in the interior. Gen. Alta
mira, tho revolutionary ohiof, Is Baid to bo
making head against tho Government troops.
, 1873-07-24
SPORTING MATTERS.
Rogattas at Toledo and Oshkosh Yes~
terday.
The Brooklyn Yacht Race off New
London, Conn.
Races at Detroit-~-Base Ball.
BASE BALL..

0A0C Qftl1s
TIE poBToN-rnfLADELrnfA GAME.
Wo arc officially informed by tho chief officer
Of tho Ohicago Daso Ball Association that q
game has been arranged botwoon the phiadol-
phia and Boston Clubs, to take place on tho
Twonty-third street grounds, on tho 10th Of
August. An agrooment to that eifoct was on
terod into by the authorized agents Of both
clubs. whlo they wero in Philadelphia short
tin,e, and, according to aavicos received hcro,
tho dato Of playing was fixed go positively that
there is no reason to apprehond dlsappoint-
ment.
MINOR NoTEB.
Tho Liberty Base Bull Club, having reorganized
for the Bsason, will play its first game on 8atur-
daY afternoon, at half-past o'clock, on tho
grounds At tho corner OF Latin and Van Buren,
streots. It's opponents will bo tho Dane, Weat-
lake & Covert nine.
Tho social Base Ball Club will play for tho
city championship, tomorrow afternoon, with
tho Ohtcagoa. THO game will occur On ons Of the
West Bido grounds.
Nino unknown baseball EXPORTS oal1ing them
solves the " Fourth Avenue Boys" Defeated an
equally obscure club called tho starlights, on
Tuesday afternoon, by Bcoro Of IT to 8.
, 1873-07-24
ITALY.

Rome. July 29.-A conBstory will be held noxt
Friday for the nomination Of Bishops. The Car
dlnala here havo had instructions from tho Vati-
can not to receive tho euro Of Hanta Cruz on his
arrival in this city. Tho commission for tho
liquidation Of ecclesiastical property opcnod Its
session hero to-day.
, 1873-07-24
Cattle Fever in Missouri,

Sftc3dl U7spalcK @ THe Chicago Tribune.
ST. JosEpH Mo., July 29.-1ho Texas cRtt1o
fever, which broke out in Davies County, in the
northorn portion of this Stats, Is spreading.
road, in Caldwell County, oyor 200 head Of native
cattle have died In tho past week. There il
great excitement aud much indignation folt
against the Importers OF Texas cattle, who have
violated tho law by bringing them IN during tho
spring and summer raonths.
, 1873-07-24

AuRonA H., July 2s.-At o'clock this morn
ing young man named John EccleB, in tue en-
road as brakeman, met lis death while coupling
cars, tho connecting bar ln front Of the erlgine
passing through hie body, Flo was q brotlor.lr-
law OF Conductor Thomas Hartman, Of this city,
aud his untimoly end ia mourned by large cir
olo Of friends. He leaves wife and ono child.
LITTLE 1looK, July 23.-A drunlen man named
Darme, who had gono to sleep on tho track, waH
run oyor and killed By the Wsstoru-bouud train
, 1873-07-24
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON. July 2s.-Tho weather continuen very
hot. At 1896 this afternoon the thermometer
stood ut 85. A severe thunderstorm, accom-
panied by sharp lightning, swept over Lam
caahiro yesterday, damaging tho crops and kill
ing several persons.
The officers OF The United States steamer Con-
gress, which arrived in tho Clyde on friday last,
were entertained yesterday by the Provost OF
Glasgow.
, 1873-07-24
Gu HA,

HAVANA, July 23.-spnnish dispatches from
Santiago do Cuba report several small engage
ments With tho insurgents near ZarzAl and Zu-
which announced great battle. They show,
howoyer, that tho insurgents aro concentrating
thoir forces near Puerto Principe, and news Of
general engagement may arrivo at any mo.
mont.
San JUAN, July IA monetary crisis pro-
wills all over the island. Several failures hayo
already occurred, and others are feared.
, 1873-07-24

CoLUMDUs, O., July 23.-Tho Republican State
Central Committee met hero for CONSULTATION to-
day. A majority Of the Congressional Districts
were represented. Letters wore read from
others, promising to tako part in tho campaign.
It WAS decided to open tho campaign Aug. Is, as
Athens, with speeches by GOV. Noyos and Soma
tor Morton, Of Indinna.
, 1873-07-24

CAPE HAYr1EN, July 10.--Information has
boon received here that tho insurgents in tho
north Of San Domingo Ind m ongagenont with
tho troopa Of President Baoz, and that tho lattor
wore totally routed.
A rocont conaagraton at Gonaives destroyed
much property.
, 1873-07-24

on tho Memphis Railroad, noar Madison, last
night.
log crushed to-day by tho cars while attempting
to drive across tho truck at tho foot OF South
Wator Btroot ahead OF a passenger train. Tho
locomotive struck tho bnggy, throwing F1eming
out on tho traok. His recovery is doubtful.
, 1873-07-24

LIVERPOOL, July 23.--The Btt amors st. Law
romeo, Franklin, Greece, California, sl1onlan,
NEw YonK, July 23.-Arriyol, tho Westphalla
from Hamburg.
, 1873-07-24

Special Dispateh to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
OMAHA July 23.--A lottor FROM Wost Point.
Mob, statcH that tho grass!loppors arc doing M
lmnlonse amout Of damage in that portion Of
tho State. Thoy arc fast destroying tie crops,
particularly oats.
, 1873-07-24
Tho Gl1bernatorial Situation in Min.
neaOtu.

special D'spatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, July 23.-The Associated Press dis
patch on Monday from Minneapolis repeated tho
olaim made by tho WaHhburn men that their
candidate should have boon declared nominated
on tho third ballot by throwing out tho votes
reading for Attorney General, which worereturned
scattering. Tho claim Ia regarded here as ab-
aurd, but it WAS presumably mado to influence
succession to Ramsey and tho future division Of
patronage. There will bo no bolt. On the contrary
Davis may bo supported by all parties. The
project to nominate him at tho head Of tho op-
position ticket, filled out with Democrats and
Qraugors, meetH with general favor among the
Liberal Republicans and Changers, and il scc-
ondoa by the Mankato Reuielo (Domooratio), aud
will surely be carried out II Washburn'H frionds
keop up Q show Of fighting him.
, 1873-07-24
Fast Liberty live Stock Market.

EhNt liberty live Stock Market.
E4ar L1pEnTr, Pa. July a3.-OArrLE-Arrivala %
cars. Hest td.00@G.30; atoekcrs $1goGs4,3O; CON.
mon, $4.6o@5.0o bulls, &9.00@3.75.
5IKEP-Asrlyals a. cars. Dest St. .0oG356o; medium,
$4.1O96 20; common, $3.b00t.0l.
Hoas-Arrivals 80 cars. Phitsdaphia $5.2o@6.so;
Workers, $5.Q0Qe1a.
, 1873-07-24

st. Louis. July 23.-Eight oonyicts working
in the stono quarry 1loar tile penitontiary, at
Jefferson City, broke from tho guard yesterday.
Quo wsa captured aud one slot.
, 1873-07-24
RAILROAD MATTERS,

Wtthdrn.vn---othcr Kniiroaa mat
tors.
~ s,xcfo, o,*no,., II m. c1,.oco q,,i,vn.
epn,nnrrrID I'll INV % '1 ~ confararoo ,v,s
osA'Sof1slp' Aa'' ous 90 conleIenco "As
held to-day between mr. MoMuhn. Judge Beck
With, Of tile Chicago l. Alton Railroad, and tho
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners, Tho
obieot aoon;ad tn ho tn 1ot nj tha oninio, ,,oId
W 'no omcaso o1'on 1lanasoin'n' WIN loie6.
enoo to tho ne" law, md their Interpretation OF
1t in the preparation Of tho rates Of tariff on that
road, aud as to tho fact of the tariff established
y. pel.s lenalAeo,e ono. NJ. Monlullln ssateo
thet tho tafan would DO materially changed With
in thirty days, and that complaints that havc
boon made will DO thereby satisfied. Tho con-
auas esa osy na "na,aa,op "m poDas nn ~
suneo so-1noifo"' "nen CONCLUSIONS 1oaS 10
reached On the questions discussed.
Tho Commissioners have invited Col. T. J.
80. ~. @Asn - 49, s'a1e
w mo'3 W. tnen' Ana a1o 1nola WIN ni7 eAPef1.
ence. Col. Carter was tho frat Superintendent
Of the Toledo, Wabash l. Western Railrond, and
has been constantly engaged in the construction
and operation Of railroads since 1882. Ho WAS
appointed by h1r. Lincoln, in 1868, together with
Mr. Springer Hartor, Of Pittsburgh, the first
Government Dirootor Of tho Union Pacific Rail
road, ana Q remained Oh tho road until noar it's
tion aud Operating Committed. His large o.
perience will no doubt DO OF good value to the
Commissioners.
1t Bcoms that tho Chicago Alton Company
haVe abandoned tho retaliation course which they
adopted toward the farmers OF MoAean and Liy-
tngston Counties. Judge Deckwith, whilo hero,
dismissed tho suits which he had brought
against them under the provialons, Of tho Ku-
Klux law IN the United States Circuit Court.
It will DO remembered that certain farmers
In these counties got upon one OF tho
trains on the Chicago i Alton Road, and refused
to pay more than the amount allowed by tho
and In consequence Of disordery and Unlawful
as was ahaGgoa the + train ~, vas d. d.
this these suits wore brought.
Mr. nicMullln and Judge Beokwlth loft lero
tor 1t; LOU? tonight and u. IL to;Tnor1oW they aro
running arrangements il tho State of Missouri
IN connection with tue Toledo Company.
specsa. Dfspasch da e 1hs Chaeaao @ 1.1ou,e.
MnWAuKEE, Ju5y 1o.-gVor hpe hun51sed e1-
eursion'Msts M arrlYed iiom ufegn ny to-aay, Geie-
fohd 1 to that Place. Iho visitors were received
Y 4; lafee aelogatlon ana oscorted TO the
ghamnGr OF commerce, hoaaed py tho hoyai
saxon bsnd. Ihere Was w. no formal reception Of
snG 8aohts' ~ ~ "Gs tse aneN eApseasoa WISH 70
ha stsrnocn ne S thoS were troatsd to
grand % 9oneer. Ct g 9uentina Park BY tho
Saxon i bapa' eng 70 u. me evening oy another m,l
slcal 1912 ID wh1oa tne banq' tno musical ooc1o-
x. Y. anu paoh an9 nte!na otonesIlas particlpatea
Ine PATE was ms 1arly .nrongea oy Strangers nna
elslzene. 1ne concets was one OF tne 4noat We
.os9 a-so 'oIen9on M tao fuGhss WI maao nas
~. ~ excursion u su9 Natloaai aoue ana bay
VIEW, leaving At O'CLOCK IN tue forenoon and
A's.a na ~ m' ~ 7,no ...,