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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE STATE CANVASS.

Ten DAYS more OF summing up and the case
goes to the jury.
Democratic papers are making foolish point
against TLon.s Coleman Republican candidate for sen
from Troy. Tie eround thal he l. banker Ana
were bankers disfrahchisedt
The Republican candidate for Assembly in
the lid Disict Of Queens County. whose ch!rosaphy
,at. snrely vexcd reporters. spirits has had his visit
ing ard r9ed by Which We learn that his name John
McAoney.
Senator Wagncr's chronic ahscnteeism IS well
established by stastican who announces that in the
Assembly Of 1871 Mr. Wagner absent from Loo
ro-alls out Of 500 His devotion business has not
increased much apparently since tiai time
The Neccan Democratic faction i'll Albany
has undergone split aud largoet portion has effected
aunion with the McETtn facpon ia support OF Senator
DAYTON Several Of The prominent supporters OF MI nc
Y,wain who withdrew from the meeting OH being de
feated we're expelled from the oigan'zation and with
that action the democratic 9ppo>"h 10 Nen""' Dayton
yrobab.y ceases 80 be- Formidable
The charges against Edwin Hicks rs District
Attorney Of his county fully explained in The Genera
Cagi,r aud apparently in way to remove oil biame
from him They wCie just such charges as might &c
made against almost any Distric;Attcrncy in world
where the halter sometimes refuses To draw, and niic
epts have occasional loopholcs This minor attempt at
nrd-throwing has failed. and the main issue IN the
XXVn Dsict can now reappear-ls II ih"iul 10 oisck
mall insurance cOinpaihesi
misconceyed Tho purpose aud effect OF the act in rela
ton to the "Sscrhood OF Gray Nuns" II merely en-
powered the Superintendent OF Public Instruction. III
his discretion certificates to graduates OF schools
in charge OF the SiserbOod-, discretion which he had
lon. before More than this one of the enactments OF
the last Ie yslaturt made eKainaton necessary pre-
hmnary obtaining certificate, whereas before they
had been granted solely upon recommendation Inc
Gray Nuns" act, The Albany Express says. was super
nuous sud the excitement over IL Is much ado about
9otbinB"
The charge that Hamilton Harris paid CALI
cot 81 200 in 500 bride him into aiding the plans oi
the Republicans in the Assembly is denied by The Albany
Journal which char it as WORKOUT Islander and
gives Ito explanation that the Democrats, believing
Cscot to wavcfirg in his Allegiance revived claim
for 81 200 against him. aud threatened him with crin
us prosecution If il not paid that Mr. Harris, MS
counsel, advanced the money. Why the spcakelship
should have advanced too 7hs Journal does not ex
plain. With this statement % boih sides probably The
Candidates can be left 10 themselves Most people, how
ever will be incl prefer the word oil iiorao Sey
incur 10 Hamilton Harris, and consider the iact
thai Mr. Calcot subsequently went to tine Peniteuary
spresumptOn against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

One by one the champions of the rag baby
lspso into silence The poor thing is almost entirely de-
serted now.
Ex-senator Carpenter is not to take the
.tump in Wisconsin after alt severe cold has forced
rim 10 cancel al Of his Engagement II is doubtless
iuat ns wei for tae Republican ticket
Vice. President Wilson should be " inter
viewed on tho Chandler appointment II would no in
tercsne know lust how much IL thinks It has helped
forward little plan OF getting the Independent voters
back Iuto the ai,N
Poor Senator Thurman. He used to be
,poten OF - . Pre- dcntal candidate Now he is only
,boucht Of for the second place The LengfOn Dispatch
asls how this t.sa would sound: :" For President Sam
mel J. Tildcn Of New-Yors; for VcePrcsdcn Allen Il.
Thurman OF ONO
A Jealous Hendricks organ in Indiana calls
anon the Governor lose time in declaring himself "a
h,rdnoncy man R'cSs you. friend it Is cnly little more
than week since the Governor declared in Ohio Fat no
VA. passion eIy fond of soft money 40 man should bo
called upon change his opinions Cftcncr than once
month.
There Is one good thing about Chandler =
epp, ntnent. IL will remove the disgusting display OF
cant from the Interior Department TIE new Secretary
IL not pos and lie makes prctenSo of being so which.
whatever else may nc said it, H. preferable to the
ridiculous attcnpt ~ Deno 10 cotcr The most gsiin
taniLe the red man.
Mr. Chandler was q pretty strong dose Tor
one OF the organs Cleveland Inc Lcoder tried hard
evidently to swallow ii without making too bad face
M, this was the dcspairng result president Grant has
made many unexpected appointments during HIS career
~ Executive hui nono entirely unlocked for than
this Perhaps the peculiar cs- of Mr. Chandler for the
place will be mad" apparent IN nturc. There Is noun
lng like hopeful sIirt
Mr. Randalls claims of Southern support for
thc speakership about dwndlcd down 10 nothing
Al first II was announced that the entire Southern dele
Cation good pledged for him. correspondent
examined into this statement and came 10 the concu
sio that only Southern Congressman pledged to MI
Randall was Gov. Walker of Virginia. Now Mr..
Walker te front AID says he is not pledged to
sny one II all the of Mr.. Randdis claims are "a
frriy grounded this one MesSIs Cox aud he1 nave
reason 20 fcci cheerful
Gov CASTOR is said to feel assured of his re-
election is Massachusetts PERHAPS he j. right, but 1t
looks he afflicted with an attack OF over
confidence. One thug is pretty clear; the Republicans
are not going poll fun party vote FOR DR. Rice
There will I've good many votes ca-t fOr the 'nnomi-
mated ticket OF Adams and si @i ard there VIII be
large number % Republicans no Will not vote at all
has been failure stump speaker, ana Tue
stcLp any enthusiasm into tue canvas Tor hh
Ia f4ilu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
REPUBLICAN.

A ratification meeting was held last evening
by the Republican Campaign Club of the xxh Assen-
bly, District. ut Breyoort Hall. on East Fifty ourfhst
william C. Reddy presiding. There about 400 per-
sons present Among the speakers Chas h. Crosby
and Henry f. Knox of the law firm Of Fullerton. Knox
Crosby Col Henry A. Gilderseeve Waiter T. Pnckney,
the district candidate for Civil Justice; j. A. Ensehar
the district candidate for Assembly aud the Hon. Charles
Goepp the district candidate for Justice OF the Marine
Court. Mr. Crosby said that the question which agitsted
the people in this election not one OF a
side or SMALL issue, but whether the people shall
govern New York or John Kelly govern the people He
referred scathing to the choice OF such man as
FIz John Porter for Commissioner ~ Public works lie
coutrised some OF the more prominent candidates on
either side and without abusing the Tammany nominees
said their misfortune Ia be the wrong side In
the present issue The question in this campaign was
one OF men. parties. Henry Il. Knox spoke ~ nilch
the strain The candidates present delivered snort
addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

BIRD-In this city THURSDAY morning. Oct. ~ oliver W.
Bird. formerly Of Boston. In his 1Sth year.
Relatives friends respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral vices from his LATE residence No East Thirty
hftn.st. on Monday, oct %, az 10 O'Clock ~ M
FARoN-suddeny, in Brooklyn. Thursday Oct 81, 1875
Levi b. faron. aged 3G years.
and friends also the members OF the Board ~
Education respectfully invited - attend tho funeral
Fourth ave, sunday. Oct "A, without further
kEYE-On Thursday evening, Oct. 81 n is late residence
SO West yfrstst after shore iD".-, t"orge keyes
relatives friends 80 the family respectfully In
end I'd, funeral the Cbth tle Ifau-axnrA
ton East Twenty nnih-st sunday. oct. - a. p.
PLATT-At Paim6eld Friday morning oct ~. Tssac
L. Piatt, formerly Of Newforx ttty ~ - SD yesf OF
his age. ,,
friends respectfully invited Ia attend Tram leaves VIA
Central r. Of foot Of Iihrrysf At 1880 a. m
Carriages Will bo in wsitiDs at the depot
POSITION dsv tenth month"; 10Th of Inflammation
the lungs, Henry A.. son O the are Edmund aud lydz L.
Post, aged 6 months and Is days. 49,
friends the family invited TO attend tho
funeral from Friends Meeting mouse. Westbiry L. l., on
day. the 2d inst at l:3. Carriages IN wait
the depot 10 meet train tat leaves Hunters Point AZ
10 o'clock.
pRICE-On Friday oct 90 Elizabeth A.. wife OF James b.
Price. ~ the 18th year OF her age .. a.
Funeral from late residence Dog West Twenty first
st. on Monday the 18th nst. at o'cl0c. D.
THoRNE-On Thursday oct. 81, Elizabeth A.. wife OF Geo.
". Th0rne
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the funeral
services late residence l22 Fast Twenty eiehth-i
II. "a.
wood MOndI;.
WOODRUFF on wednesday Oct 90 John ogden Woodruff
in the 18th year Of his OF the late Marcus r. wool
run.
funeral from residence, No 80 Fifth Sstur
%, IL a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

fore him because they werd helpless. Mr. Dc,any next
attacked the Republican Aldermen. who, no saio r.
garied themselves superior class. ond were tine
enemies Of the poor woriingm'u.
The TamDiany Hall Democrats OF the Isl
Assembly District last evening Mt M 81 Grecnwich
st. william H. In the chair for the purpose OF ap
proving the nomination Of the Hon. John Fox Tor sch"-
tor Col John T. Fellows made an address In the interest
OF Tammany. aud reviewed Mr. Foxs career ana h'
efforts in behalf Of the workngmcn Addresses OF the
same character were also delivered by John g. Jacobs
Col. caldwell. and Major James llafketi: Tho Hon
John Fox made brief speech. In which he dwell on te
public school question and stated that the county ticker
was worthy the nomination OF the Democratic party;
Addresses also delivered by Peter H. Ointy anu
others.
The Eighth Ward John Kelly Association
held meeting last evening. at No. $50 Greenwchs''
About fifty persons present. Resolutions were
passed approving the nominations Of the Democratic
State and Tammany County Conventions and pledgng
support Of the Association at the coming election
Brief speeches made by Peter Mitchell. JOhn H.
Wade and Sidney r. Nichols candidate for Stoto senator
from the Nth District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Svnopsi, for ne past "a hours.

bNNOVsTS TOY Ht DusF y H0H,S
The pressure remains low on the lakes anu
thence 10 Missouri and kentucky, with sou; hwestcry
winds warm and hay weather Partly cloudy weather
variable winds stationary temperature anu falling baro-
meter prevail In Tennessee the Gulf and South Attain
tic states Southwest to southeast win's, falling bar
omotcr, clear weather la the Middle ana Eastern
States. $500
The Ohio River has risen at Evansville, and fallen at
Cincinnati; aud the Monongahea has fallen vt Br0"ns-
vile.
Probabilities
For me l.o-sr I1kss the Nidis aud Eastern Sf0t,s.
falling barometer, rorp partly cloudy heather, wih'
soufb irss 10 southeast ,cinds
For the upper lakes the Upper Mississippi. and Lower
Missouri Valley low but slowly rising barometer south
west to northwest Winds and high but slowly falling
temperature. . -,
For the Ohio Valley Tennessee, the Gulf, and South
Atlantic States falling barometer warmer partly cloudy
weather and east south west winds Ia the irs
two DISTRICTS and northeast to south-eas winds. with
possibly rain i'll the last two districts
Cautonary signals continue ~ Escanaba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

roxTov Oct % Arrived steamship Atlas Orb Hoseason
for Liver psoI :. VIM Crane, Hows- for Baltnore.
NV ORLEANS oct 22-Auived, ships Virginia for Liver
pool Forest Eagle. for Havre.
FOREIGN PORTS. - - -.
Oh yyysTowy oct 1.-THE fnman Line steamship city ~
Berlin Liverpool sailed hence for tonay mo
Williams Guion Ino steamship Idaho, edh' IRON new
YORK oct 10 for Liverpool, arrived here at TO-DAY
BAY, &. p, Oct 2l.ssed, brig o. T. sher"ori tbr'
FOR NewYOrk. .. M, -, ,,...
HNASA. Oct 2t-Auiyed: brig Edith Gibbs from Ph'A
delj,hla Sailed steamship Columbus, fT Ne~fofk
DISASTERS. .
IOsnOS Oct 22Adyces from the Rowland leland, 70 s
9Th oct that The ship Niagara Pckard from london
July % Francisco had arrived In leaky condticn
E-iHOEp, Oct. 22.ihe American bark u ~ IockeI I'M
ham nom Oct H. Ne~Yor IA In this port re-
pairing damages having experienced heavy gal y.
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
OFFICE OF THR iNsfKf tOR, THIRD DislRcf
TONPKISsyIfIR y. " Oct ~, 1870.
entering Inlet sed steer north by easa
buoy 10 the bar buoy tbehce
north by 10 inner buoy Of the inlet
4. G. RHISD. Captain v. y NJ,
Lighthouse Inspector, Third District
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Ne,cs see ram Page.l

For other Shin Ne,cs see Fam Pdgel
ARRIVED.
steamship Cleopatra Buckley Savannah Oct 49, with mdse
and pa To Murray. Ferris 90
ely. Kchmond city Point and Nor.
folk with ndse. O Old Dominion steamship Co.
Bark d. Mcpherson to Halifax y. 81, Nico. North sgd
ney C. b. Oct T. In ballast Anchored AT sandy Hook for
orders.
Schr q. L. Darbol Mott, Nantucket with fish.
sCHOOSkRs-EIvKE AND COAsfwIsE
j. T. Darlington baltimore. H. A. Butler. Portland, CT.
Auhea. BostOD. y. /. simmons Boston.
y L. Thompson, Providence. Jas. English Providence
louisa n ew London. Eliza & Ellen, New Haven.
SAILED.
steamship Casalis. for glasgow ship old Dominion, for
Philadelphia barks Amaranth for Falmouth Eng Coum
bin, for BarbaiOes Masonic, for Havana.
WiND-,ounset. light ). W.; very haZv
MEMORANDA.
QrBFC 22-1hcre but two vessels In this hnThOr
open for freghs and advanced rates will pabab be
obtained inquiry for grain good With prospects OF over
eight shings being paid.
HAVANA Oct. 2O-Ihe brig Robert MEX. spearing BIZ.
reported yesterday beach her sdschaging
DOMESTIC POkGs.
WILMINGTON. y. G., Oct 2..-Arryed steamship Regulator,
from Now sunny south. from ao. Ida Bella.
from Baltimore Cleared, schr Martha Maria for Port
Prince.
FRANCISCO Oct 3l-tleared, ship ". H. Grace, fei
Liverpool; bark Burnside. for phtsdsIphiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
TRIAL. OF AN ELECTION INSPECTOR.

Edward X. Scott, Democratic INSPECTOR OF
the Ixth Election District OF the XVIII Assembly
District, was tried yesterday before the full Board OF
Police Commissioners the charge Of being of improper
character TO hold the Office. Capt Mcdonnell OF the
Eighth Precinct and Capt lyman OF The Sixteenth Pre-
cnc Of Police testified that Scott had been Tor several
the assocate Of thieves and persons Of bad charac
Ter Co,nsel for scott asked for an adjournment in
order to prove the good character OF his client but Com
missioner yoorhs objected. lie thought that no man
sgaiust whom there the slightest suspicion should
he permitted officially 20 handle the ballots CoInnis
.ner Usbecker was in favor OF adjournment az he
opposed the summary removal o Inspectors on Ia" eve
az election. The case was djourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

ENGLISH oPERA-MIs5 KELLOGG.


Sir Jules Benedict's opera, "The Lily of
Killarney" which was produced at Booths Thester by
the Kellogg Opera Company Thursday evening. ia In
many respects disappointment both in respect to The
work itself and its rendering. As 10 the work, IL is
simply light melodous. and rather pleasing compost
ton 81 especial value not At all worthy OF one "t tae
nrst Of English composers The are scarcely more
than ballads (scDo OF them pretty, il Ia true ana the
ensembles are not particularly good Ia construction and
with very few exceptions they are not effective.
The reci sycs interminged in most curious man
with spoken dialogue. which might IN most cases b
substituted for them with sdNantase. for as rule TIC
fou.er are excessively bad. The score, too, Wa ire
euenty subjected the ercision Of long passages aud
th insertion 81 songs by other composers A. to tho
performance bliss Kellogg made pretty and graceful
My OCounor and sang the music Of hen part correctly
aud with good taste The song " I'm alOne-l'm alone
IN second ao particularly well done Her act
ing was also generally satisfactory, though IN
she finale the first act it was somewhat
strained Mr.. Castle. Boraross Cregon. sang
nc Iy but hts voice frequently showed signs of wear
especially in the upper register Miss Beaumont sang
the Hunting ,ng al the beginning Of the second act
remarkably well; her fortunes done neatly, and
in perfectly correct style. Miss Montague not sue
cessful ~ Mrs Creg0n Mr. Henry PoakeS made pass
able Father Tom, and Mr. James PcakeS acted Danny
Mann very we'll though the less said about his singing
the better Tho chorus fairly well trained.
the only exception being that one or two OF
the tenors rather explosive. The best work was
done In the Hunting Chorus and the Chorus OF boatmen
In the One OF the pecuiarities OF the per
fornsuce Was that the various members Of the troupe
would. at times seem to remember that they were repre-
sentins Irshmeu quickly reapsing however. into their
wonted manner of speech. The stage setng was unu-
susy good the t,bieau at the end Of the second act
being especially effective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
AN ALDEEMASIc NoMISATIoS REFUSED.

ID. p. Conyngham has written letter de-
clning the antiTammsuy nomination for Alderman
which has been rendered him. la this lie says. among
other things:
have ncen led 10 adopt this course by tho action or
the I,c puboan leaders. VINO. while promising active
support to the anti 1apmaDy nomination.. have e"ll-
ousiy omitted erased the name Of any freshman from
the ke til, rey creating prejudice between nation
aies entirely inconsistent with HE principles or oar re
publican institutions also b., hc action OF yon Com
tie Of the Germans ouch action GA The part M
the Republicans ia 10 me sufficient evidence that ,hey
Democrats and ~ aiding seeming 20 ad Tie
macy element, thus disrupt the Democratic parry, Ny
espcct and interest in the tOng masses Is too deeply
rooted in my heart 60 permit 10 he party to the sale
az their votes Republicans, ard therefore beg TO
refse tbc rae of nv humble name the ticket adopted
in ;hc interest OF the German and Custom house party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
TANiNfANY.l


The Matthew Walsh Independent Demo-
cratic Association of the Ninth Ward held mcoing last
evening at jackson Hail. in Thrteenhst near Eighth
ave Arthur Dclany, Democratic candidate for Ciyi
Justice for the lid Judicial District, made speech in
which he endcavored to give tho audience clear
idea as lie said, OF the difference between the
Democr. tic and Republican parties. The prin-
clplcs laid down at the Syracuse Convention
he said were thoroughly Democratic and one who
called hmself Democrat should conform his views to
tboso principles The who selected for candi-
dates at the Tammany County Convention stood on the
syracuse PLATFORM and NIL those who were opposed TO
Tammauy Hall must be- regarded enemies. IL those
uen called themselves INDEPENDENTS desired To IN
crease the workiDgmcns strength they would not go
over tho Republicans and support Inen Ike Hacke
and Phelps. IIackett was bad man who favored his
friends and punished poor who brought W bo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
MARRIED..

CECIT.-HENRIQUEs- wednesday. Oct 20. at ~.
Thomas Church by the Rev My0n Marry MI. george W.
Cecil Mis-, Annie Henrquer daughter OF Francis Hen
riques
CECII-HESRIou ES-on wednesday afternoon, Oct 20. at
ThGmass Church. by the Rev Myton Maury George W.
Cecil Annie daughter Of Francis Henrqnes all VI this
city.
FIELD-BERDA Wednesday. oct 90 al the residen,s
bride BOarlrnan Hawthorne Henry T.
Field aud Nj Lizzie BeIdan. all Of this city.
HANTLAND-LINDSLEY-At the residence Of the brides
parents New Rochelle Wednesday, Oct 20 by tho rev
l. Lindsey, Frederick Havisnd OF New York 10 Alice
Henderson,. daughter Of the officiating clergyman.
ISE-CU RTlSIn ~. Louis No, Oct 20 j. W iIulse 10
Mss VI. Ellie Curtis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday Get. g. 1876, at the
residence Of the brides parents, by the IL. NJ Scuder
d. d., John r.. MerBI ~ Bradford Mass, and Lllze d.
CHAMPION. daughter OF f. H. Champion oi Brooklyn. n Y
MIILER-HASTINGs- "Wednesday. Goth inst. at ~
johns Church. Elizabeth y. j., by the Rev d. - Miller
ID. d. assisted IA. " Desen. Rev. Eveiard l..
Miller Of Ionesale PENN 10 Sophia Degen daughter OF ts
late warren Hastings.
EWMAN-PEED-On Thursday. Oct. 81, 1875. by Rev
William short Theodore Newman To Lottie F., daughter OF
Charles ". Pced, all OF Brooklyn. No carIs.
RORERrS-FNDICCTT-O Wednesday. oct. 30. 1875, at
Adam. Dr. WIN. NJ Taylor, Marshall o. Roberts 10
Lawrence, daughter OF John hndcott Of THE
city.
TAINTER-DAviES-At St Luke's Church, Matteayan
y. v. "Wednesday, Oct. D. by the Rev. Edward T. Bart
Charles ~ Mass Helen eldest
daughter Of Henry f.. Davies Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
Total 6s.Gio aL9il li3.5si li74so li6.2
NEW MEMBERS OF TAMMANY SOCIETY.
= a

n special meeting OF the Ianinah. oocicH
was held last evening. when large number OF candi-
dates elected. Among the more prominent were
Senator Herman. Gov Thomas A. Hendricks and the
Hon NJ Kerr Of Indiana, senator Bayard Of Delaware,
exGov Bigler Of Pennsylvania, Gov. VIM. CASTOR Of
Massachusetts, the Hon. j. .. Whitehouse OF Pough-
kecpse Judges Larremore, Loow. md Joseph DAILY Of
this city, Police Commissioner VIM +. Smith. the Hon.
Orestes A. stevens OF Jersey City Coroner Henry Wolf
man. and the following member Of the Democratic
State Central Committee: James r. Pearsall, WIN. ID.
Vredcr Vim. A. Fowler Francis Nolan jacob Il. Carpon-
ter Eli. A. Post. Fordyce l. Latin. Robert III. Water
man Nathan u. Mman. H. d. Graves. Daniel Magone.
ir Samuel w. Buell.. WIN. W. Gordon. Allen G. Beach.
James g. Preston sidney T. FDirchild, Vim. A. Beach.
Darwin Coyin Darius a. Ogden, Edgar X. Apgar Chas.
C. b. Walker. william Purcell Cha.. b. Benedict Joseph
Warren, Vim. II. Henderson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

the various tickets last night and the ant1ammany and
Republican organizations will he In the field before we
close OF Monday next Tie alliance OF the Repnb'cHn'
and Democrats In opposition "a Tammnny Hall extends
no further than the city and county ticket and ia not
thorough and complete and sincere as fnr as that one
ticket ia concerned The following table. carefully COM
piled and cor eccd to the latest hour last night shows
the several nominations OF the three parties In the hcld
M tar as announced.