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DIED.

.cURRY.-1n Brooklyn. June 1e, Joseph O. Curry in
the S4th year OF his age. -
The relatives anu friends OF the family are respec
fuy invited 10 attend the funeral, from his late resi-
Ath INST. al 4. NJ. "
Doan. aged 81 years
The relatives and friends arc invited to attend hi.
funeral from MS late residence. 2O2 West Gath
mass ~ 81 Francis Xsvlers Church, West l6h st Tho
society Of 81 Vincent dc Paul and Catholic Union are
specially invited.
80 years
The remain. will he taken from his late residence IS
Ferry st TO Greenwich. Conn, "wednesday, June L.
Al o r. Nj. Tue friends ana relatives respectfully
invited 20 attend tunerA services at the
Of william Burr Locs wood, at Greenwich Conn, on
Ihufsday, June Is. at L. NJ.
hAMlLL.-On Monday. June IL. Mr. Peter Hamill,
aged SO years.
tie relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from lis late residence 2lS Deyos
st., brOOkiyn, h. d., at O'Clock.
IAhhfMOHE.-On tuesday, 18Th mat, Mrs. Mary L.
PsrremOre. IA the 10Th year Of her age
Relatives aud friends uud those OF her sons Francis
y sire ant william A. Parren1re and daughter,
Mrs Mary Brown, are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from the Union Avenue baptist Church,
Orccnpoint, on thursday. ~ ~ uclOct.
IHOMAS.-On June 10, 1870 Nittm Thomas
lie relatives ma friends respec fnlly invited to
Or Michaels. ~ East tth At. Thursday, 10Th INST
at Il. NJ.
YALE.-suddcnly, at Mon'clair, y. j., OF pneumonia,
on Tuesday June ID, Amerton Yale late Of nrm OF
Camp Yale. H. the $50 year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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ohios, 900 Pacific Mall, 1900 !. New York Gem
tral, 2735 New jersey Central, 1e55 Delaware,
a..okawanna and western, 1894 st. Paul,
SSp the PR fered, l5sc Union Mining Co.,
Pacific OF Missouri, 400 Rock leland, $50 North
we@tern, 800 the preferred. go; Norris and
Es- 4, les Union Pacific, so American AZ /.
press, 100 Chicago and Alton, 100; Morris and
Esssx, l6s Rensselaer, and R<atoea, 100 81.
-. N; y. and NJ 100 the prerIrrsd, 100 and
., The gold m ,rket continued dull but Arm.
, unere we're not, however. any speciai 70 lures
.n9ugh the price advanced from 1f2T TO ll2k
snd closed at lLxk. About f}50,OO0 slecie has
peen engaged for Wednesdays shipment TO
Ihe following were the principal transactions
1918 A a:iiss Sss z. s n. iis1 JIG r M...iiss
~ ,osns ne rates paid for the OF gold were L.
The tota ciear,nss the oold Exchange Bank were
balances so.s O fns a fs2o and currency
600 IN called nds and paid out in coin iutere,t on
Gold reseip nt United ssa'e. SOB Tressgry
5000 90. balance sss b3I 2s2 81 currency rcceips
is2 is casto@.. 81 oes o'SSo d. balance
ne exports Of procure. from this port for the week
w. CORES ondng week 1870 80 ssJ5s5 in 1874
ne ~, .o,a exports 81 produce from the port since A.
1874 '''Ou III 1870 s"a 'iSi 'S'l'Soei In
ne internal revenue receipts were 1900 ooo and IN.
custom receipt. w.re stooOoo The Treasury at wash
rsceyed 100000 IN Natona bank for re-
e,o bulnOn In tue Bank OF England has in
Foreign exchange rule. nrm at ass and .. 90 for
ne supply OF loan BILE funds on call caused free
~ Ltss cent and nrstcsss commercial
Inc 1oyernm Mt bond market assumed nrmer one,
ISL ises. both old and new, 1875 rce.ered 10 ioe
and currency o.. The demand brisk hut the oer'
inks we're light, and the market closed strong.
Tue Following were the 3 4, NJ closing
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BLAINE RAPIDLY REcovERryo.
Col. Thomas A. scott ~imilar,y Attacked Fiji
teen Years Ago.

toi. Tbom"s n. scott similarly Attacked Eff
teen Years Ago.
WASHINGTON, June 1a-Dr Verdi, in
conversation concerning Mr. Blaine's condition,
said he was willing IL risk his reputation on the
course DR.. Pope and he had taken, and was de-
cidedly enthusiastic In the prediction not only
that Mr.. Blaine would live, but that there was
not single tissue OF his body or system that
would be permanently affected by this attack.
He said he had a case like this before, that OF
Col; thomas A. Scott. then Assistant Secretary
OF War. when he was called to attend Col.
SCOTT ne thought IL was apopexv or Paralysis.
aud he felt alarmed when the patient slept, but
he consulted In view Of the importance Of tho
case. every known element that science could
furnish, and advised with his FIRE nds IN the pro-
fessiun IN his alarm about his patent lie
thought his patient was doing well asleep. but
when he slept twelve hours ne thought IL
strange. but found that the pulse was right
When he slept twenty-fou hours he became
alarmed himself against all precedents and ad-
vice, hut studied 40 the case still further and
thought that there was something that might
br ng hi = man out His patient practically slept
three days and three nights, and everybody
thought II was sleep OF death, and yet his sys-
tenn seemed perfect. lie gave MIN nouris hment
whenever he could, and whom he worked and
talked and consulted and asked about his con
diuon. he lDr. VERDI was still dissatisfied: but
he went out To call on some patients, and told
Col. scott ho would DO gone an hour When he
returned two hours aftefward he found that Col.
train.
- The following is this mornings report OF Mr..
81 Inc physiciaDs:
Awe Aswe PTedieted Mr.; 1lanes condition has greatly
now. good sleep refreshed him very much, and
butter, which he reli he'd zinsy Or Verdi watched
curing thr nlsht, anu found hun sleeping normally.
We keep HIM quiet, OF courss nut II may safely he SAID
that Mr. Blaine 10 rapidly conyAlesclng.
7 s; yEEDI.M p.
q. W. PORE NJ. D.
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AN USEM ENTS.
New Irish Drama at the Pa-k Theatre
"The Kerry Cow"

1.-THE Kerry Cow" means 1.-THE Kerry
blacksmith" 1t ia the name OF play repre-
sented, for tho first time In this city, at the Park
Theatre on Monday night. For the most part IL
Is made OF well-worn materials. The scene Is IN
Ireland, and the characters are old acquaint-
ances In new dresses and modified circum-
stances. The blacksmith is the hero, who has a
sweetheart that the oppressive rich villain
wants. Generosity and meanness are shown IN
extremes, aud much Of the talk Is after the style
n tue heroic melOdram tic IRISH comedy. A
good deal OF the VIII may be laughed at on FIRST
hearing without hesitation, since IL has been
laughed at many times before IN one shape or
another. The sentiment, as expressed bv the
dialogue. IL overdone. Tue incidents are not
IN any, and sometimes the action drags. One OF
the Incidents Is tue actual making Of horse
shoe and the shOeing Of real horse. This was
clevery enough done by Mr.. Joseph Murphy,
who inipersonated the hero 10 some respects re-
mdrkably well. lie manifested, however, little
lexiDility or Elasticity Ia MS embodiment line
other parts were yeri well presented, and very
large audience applauded the performance with
great HJeTalIIy.
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The Boston and New York Air Line Railroad
has perfected arrangements with the New YORK, New
Haven and Hartford and the New York and New Eng
land roads BY which Its from New York to
Boston via Middletown ana Nlllmantic, Conn. The
present running time Is less than ~ hour. leaving
Boston AZ "a. NJ. AMI overtakiug at New Haven the
train which starts half hour earlier via Sprinp ncld
Nrrvns the Grand central Depot at az T.. VI. IA.
prons thir VIII soon be placed upon the road when
WI 81 uflrn te lne about one hour The track Of tho
ar line road has been placed IN excellent condition.
over lNey per cent OF steel having alTcuuy henn
sups uted for IRON, WIN which the road was originally
ID Inc equipment Of the new road Is nrht class n
every particular, ana the passenger cOhclcs are Gle
giant, embracing AL OF Tie Lat 81 Improvement, which
cont ri ute 10 the comfort and nlencr passp.
gers AZ present two express trains are run daily
from Nrw York TO New Haven, connecting with lul al
truus to MilnmauUc aud expresses over the New
lolk and New England road thence toBoston.
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THE BAsE BALL FIELD.
The Chicagos Defeating the mutuais By q
score Of five to One.


score Of Five to One.
About 1900 persons IN Brooklyn yester-
day saw the first match for the championship
between the Chicago White Stockings and the
Mutunls. The day was all that could be desired,
and both cluos were In splendid condition
Owing to the recent rain tho ground was rather
soft In some places. aud the ball would not
bound. The Cbicasos have 30 strong a team,
and have played so strong = game thus far tina
season that II was thought they would have an
easy thing with the Mutuais, but the Mutuals
did not let the Cbicagos have n single run which
was not Q irned. The Mutuas have PLAYED so
many bad games lately, tnat their remarkably
nne neidtng game Yesterday Hstouished every.
BODY Tue feature of the game was that every
run scored ~ etther side was earned. The held
ing was so sharp tnat II WAS tmpOs ole for either
side TO score an unea ned run.
he Chcasos were the favorites In the pool
rooms tlOO T. $+0, and two to one that they
would beat the Mutuals In two innings MIR
Daniels Of II irtfOTd was the umpire, aud the
hutuals went first IL the bat
In the first inning McNey hit htQh one to lie N
centre ned which looked a. though u would 20
over the nelder's head. but Hudswortn by hard
running ana jumping caught the ball ia one hand
anu saved the run for a man VI o WAS on third
base. his beautiful catch was loudly applauded
by the spectators. Barnes's splendid batting
WAS feature of the game, ami he undoubtedly
won the game for the Chicigos by hts batting
aud nne base running. Tue Mutu Is PLAYED a
splendid helding game but could not bat Spald.
ings pitching.
e aS,ss,;. 9 9 9 2 g 8 3 81
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THE SUNDAY LIoUoR DISPUTE.
The Excise Board Waiting and the Vendors
Handing over their Cash.


President Norton of the Excise Commits
sion said yesterday that he had read Of tho
Police Commissioners intention to report 10 the
Excise Board the arrests for violation II toe Ex
else law. He thought that the Board would not
act on sucn notification, tut would rather leave
the offenders TO the courts. Conviction Of the
offence would nu,lify the license Of the person
convicted and render him liable to arrest for
selling The license could not be renewed with
In three years. In relation to the sole OF lager
beer on Sunday, MIR. Norton said that the Ger
msns' request for liberty to do as they pleased
on SUNDAY is balanced by the request OF church
goers Tor peace and quiet. Ii tue former class
are IN majority they can make their influence
felt and change the law.
- Al meeting Of tho Liquor Dealers Central
committee Yesterday, the Protective Union
contributed So To the fund for defrayins the
expenses OF toe trial Of Jureens, VINO WAS ar
rested Tor selling lager beer on Sunday. The
subordinate associations were requested to
send delegates to Hoiander's saloon on Thurs
day 10 learn the result OF the trial.
The question whether the % Ice may enter
Gilmorc's Garden aud ike pls sss on Sundays,
without nrst paving the usual fee for nd mis-
sion, Is TO be argued to-day before Judge Doro-
hue, the right 10 hiteen days notice OF motion
The ranm NV Hall Committee Of the Tenth
evening;
!. ,,sds The so-called SUNDAY Law Is oononou. TO
are NO, Wiling o have .ne Cnrstl sunaas perverted
ih.p choDdtu 20 picHt the pharlsefs VI
day. law which has been considered a. obsolete for
number Of years and
Whetea, Our police authorities are enforcing this I'M.
fore '' '-N'N
Wsoiced, Thst We denouncc such proceedings OF our
ponce 19.horities as uldemocrstlc, unSise unneces
taly unjust q tIrMnc Il, working TO tue Injury OF
our ~ Gy driving thousand: OF our mhloitiuts no
Dor ana toll, To the disadvantage OF trad smen
who are expected 70 pay Accuse tees anu taxes. ON
clas VINO owe their position to the Democracy are er
Pee,ed 70 Aaminl:Ier !he laws IN accordance Win toe
tlfl and
power. ~
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The Ascot Races-The Prince Of wales Stakes
Won by Petrnrch.

LONDON, June l3.-The Ascot Heath meet
ING commenced to-day. The three events which
attracted the most attention were the Ascot
stakes. the Ascot biennial stakes, and the Prince
OF Wales stakes. The attendance on the course
was very large and brilliant, aud included among
other distinguished persons tho Prince and
Princess Of Wales. The weather was warm aud
close.
The first race, the Ascot stakes. brought out a
field OF eighteen starters, and was won by White
bait, with Bersaglier second, and la Coureuse
third. 1he b. (. Harriet Laws was the fAvorite
10 the races at to l. The second event was won
by Rob ltOv, with Chedron second. The third
race, and :he most important Of the dav was
tested by field OF six horses, and WIS won by
Petrarch, the winner Of the 1900 gulneas with
Great Tom second, and Julius Caesar third. The
following Is the summary.
The Prince Of Wales Stakes OF so SOW each half Cor.
fei VITA 1000 soNs added for three-y ear-Oll cOlts
81 10 he, nliiee \ 81 lbs; winner OF boo eGy
stake to carry lbs Of 900 stake lbs Of he
Derby or OAKS Al EPSON, or Grand PrI de PARIS lhs
extra, penatles:nOt ACcumuative maidens alloWed 2
lbs owner Of tho second horse To receive 800 suys
ana the owner Of the third horse 20 sOvs out OF The
q ke new couIse, ABOUT one mile and i've furlongs
ibi suOsc rlhcrs.l
Mr.. encers b. c. Petrarch by Lord Chfden out OF
Lord Iamouths Oh, c. Crest Tom, by Kiig out Of
Capt Machelrs b. c. julius Caslr. by 81. Adams out
u
Betting 5 to against Julius Cmsar, 8 TO Q
against ieIrarch anu 10 TO l against Great Tom.
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The shooting ON Crcedmoor Range.
THE WEEKLY SUS published this morning con-
tains the following:

Inn " ON LUIS tnOrnlng con-
tains the following:
Who Snail be President 2Gathering Of the Delegates
AZ Cincinnati Toe Candidates anu their FolowinRs ,
Serious illness OF exspeaker Balne-His Present Com
diton The fortyfOu Congres--The Sen lle Com.
pleung the Legislative Bi Passage OF the Fortinca.
ton lhll-Iwo Important Finance bills Put Through
Vihdicaton OF speaker Kerr Postal Appropriatons
congress Going Hack upon ts Own Resolutions Reap.
peaialce ~ Truth 10 Poliucs Greeubsck Votes ONO
Inc tpun ican Muses. IN Favor Of soft Money ,
News flon EurOpe- The Eastern War Cloud Suicide
81 the Late Sultan OF IurEeYi The Indian Troubles
bands Vengeance Another VERSION Of the Killing Of
Farley y. Pratt What Mormon " Woman Thinks OF
the New Mexico j .Ot New Presidential AspiranI .
Speaker kerr's Nindcauoni The Public Credit Acf I
The Galena Candiuntci The ecruntown Robbers
How II Feels TO be hcalpedi kIua,IuOn Negotla.
uons-Ihc NlnslOw Iruuhei Mulngau In Wa.h-
ton Tue Chinese Question: The Republican
Programme The New Political Party|Nutivlat
and Ant. Catholic Address OF the American Alliance
10 American Notersi Mht ID the Matter with Ia
linr on llealihi Rl sian Quaker m The Caucasus;
Baine's Latest BOND Transaction The Bvoulc of the
the Dead Poeni the Latest IcleRrannic Newt Ladies
Department Notes on Science ana Industry MANY
Col imns OF Editorial Artc e. aud Agricultural Mater
story Why are you wandering Here, | Pray Con.
cluded Flnant Al Intelligence aud Markets.
Tux NEKKLY sun contains complete eDitome OF the
news OF the week from all paris OF the United state,
and the American continent Copies wrappers ready
for mailing to the old country may b. mad at the desk
OF our publication once. Price four cents For sac
By all news dealers IN citY an country.
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Politicians Settling with their Fists what
they Could not settle with Ballots.


The Hudson County IN. ~ Court OF
Sessions was packed with politicians yesterday,
who li.tened To the trial OF "Boss" O'Gradv,
the Democratic leader In the Horseshoe District
OF Jer-ey CITY, on an indictment for atrociou.
assault. The nght was 10 the Second District
Democr tic Convention last spring. Tue com
plainant. Patrick J. Condor. testified that he
was elected Chairman OF the Convention after it
had baioted four hours aud that all the nomi-
nations were msds except that for Director of
The Board OF Education. The nrst ballot for
this officer was taken at I've o'clock In the morn.
INK. and witness decla ell Patrick CDrrtgan
nominated. he having received a majority vote
When witness announced the nomination
q Grady rush at him, and. with an oath,
pulled hun from the seat and kicked him al aut
the head aud face. Jorn Cam pbell and ever Il
u q Grad,s friends cried Kill him." and con
tnued kicking him. lie escaped from the
ruom. and on the sidewalk was again knocked
down with heavy stone AID kicked and
clupbed into unconsciousness. Was carried TO
the station house by blvma an Sheeran and
others, and remained unconscious several {. ys.
Patrick Connor testified that he saw the on
slauGht on Condor, aud the assault by o Grady.
Subsequently discovered Condor lyinq on the
sidewalk, aud his face was so mutiiated that
witness Was compelled to examine his clothing
To be sure Of Ills identitv.
Richard Mcdonald, delegate To the Conven-
uon, saw Condor knocked down. Shouted to
cry out, "Kiu him." Condor ran through
twelfth street, pursued by 0'Grady. Campbell,
anu olhefs. . w Ctmpbell strike Condor W til
some hing IN his hand. Remember that four
men kicked him while he was pfostfata.
For ne defence, ex-Director Of Education Nc
Donald testified that O'Grady WIS a candidate
before the Convention for denomination a. Frce.
holder, and that he was obviously defeated by
Condor. He saw O'Grady approlch Condor.
and saw hst strike MIN, but he could n { say IL
was O'OradNs. On cross examination, tue wit
ness said he had offered 10 bet that O'Grady
would not he convicted.
Daniel Buckley. one Of the defendants wit
Z! nesses, SAID that lie knew VINO strlck Candon in
man committed him to the county in.
There are four OF the delegates indicted for
the assault
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Decrease In 1875. .......................... =,


THfWNfs
Transactions Yesterday at the Exchange com
priscd foreclosure sales by;
A. H. Muller son, one plot, 4l7xlio on the east aide
OF public drive between sixtythird and sixty fourth
streets. sio25o.
BY Scott Myer. one plot 100 loxloo being the bloc
ward, ga 900.
y, B smyth, house with lot losxsl, on the west
SIDE OF Lexington svenue. 331 feet south OF twenty.
ninth street, t1l,OOO
Tue following foreclosure sales we're adjourned:
One house and lot on the north side OF Thirty nrst
street, east OF Ninth lots ON tlc north
west corner OF lJ1th street aud iOh avenue ani four
iots on tue southwest corner Of l5stn street and
loh avenue TO June 70 tao Iots north side Of
iloth street west u 7th avenue, ami premises No.
Jay street. to June "a.
number OF saes are announced for to-day at the Ell
Change being mostly force closures
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On Monday night Mr. WIN. Eierts Of Locust
valley l.. l., awakened by the cry OF murder, aud
he saw tao coored men hghtlns IN the baruyard sup.
posing them To- be thieves, he got his gun and went
down salrr, Wheu he arcetsued that one Of tlrn Was
his hlrcd nal, who wa Struggling with tibet Mr..
EidertH attempted 10 shoot the Intruder, out Delug
cTOsAeyed, he tit Ills hred the tnet escaped
TAe wounded mans luTlea are dangerous.
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M4RRIEn.

BUCK-TILLOU.-on SATURDAY. June IN. a, Nv.ck
oiughter Of tue late Francis 1ilou.
LOCkIIT- RALMER.-On Tbursday. June a Ar ths
Iesuencs ~ the brides parents by tae Rev T. s. Ply
Brooklyn '' ''' -" VI
IUlTGEN-DF TEJADA-On Monday lima 70 at
the residence Of the brides mother BY the Rev .iher
McCauley. Paul Zberhard Luttgen 10 Panchta L. a. De
T,lada third daughter " the late r. q. DE TeIada
MlLsON-B EEk.-On THURSDAY, June &. by the Rev.
y th MiltKan, MIR. John Wilson OF this city to Mics
hlla beer Of Brooklyn daughter Of the late Wilder
Beer Sr.
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Mrs. Anna Bauer, the wife Of a baker At 47s
Carroll street. Brooklyn, employed Miss Catherine
Ureden, dressmsker. to make a basque when the
article was finished, Mrs.. Bauer said that the run II <
about the neck wa not put on right They disputed
over the basque until DOtn were angry Then, IL IA
alleged, Miss ureden new al her .upIOyer catching her
by tue cheek. Mrs. Bauer dung III basque al lis
nakeI saying Now you have spoiled II, you can kcrp
t,o Mlss ureden Yesterday sued N the CITY Court Tor
tearing her clothes. aud Ia other ways abusing her
Tue Jury gave her 800 "
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How POlItica Paws.

IL Is asserted In police circles In BROOKLYN that
the officers are AFRAID 10 ferret out evidence nng the
shooting Of Omcer Jno. Beatty on "Crow" Murray.
the Mclaughlin politician end sinecure hydrant IN.
spector who 1, accused Of tho zee Murray has been
on Intimate terms with one Of the Police Commission.
cTs' Who II Is stld i Interesting himself IA grttiug
Murray on Judge McCur YESTERDAY rrtI,rd 60 grant a
il OF haheas corpus for tue discharge Of the two
ARTIFICIAL mower makers who have been arrested ah
nrrsr. ana reserved MS DECISION Ga an application 10
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When Mr. Peter Seaman, director general OF
the cigar stand In the barroom Of yrenchs Hotel went
to his post OF duty at O'Clock yesterday morning he
found his Turkish chair against the street DOORS the
Ia the tfansom street door and
lie money drawers. empty, on the door. The
ato sloi"h number Of boxes Of cgsrs The thiet
tNl+entY entered by sAy OF the tTausOm from A strr,
that ~ awe wlth travellers at all hours OF bOtn
ufiicer. - f~'NN
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.rte,., 's'''.-I 81 Vital Statistics has been
d.. 81, 10 any hOgse IN when person
E4sl,of .,. 'nal.plI measles. whooping
Ia uSne fin ,nAI Ia. .u ic9"Ga %
tNL4I ,. ID. wee ~ such As ulay attend VINO have
say ,..-.. t.r 4t,eld4nce 70 a. few A. pos.iuls
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BroohIyn Bursting with Pa,r,o,I.m.

The Hon. Henry C. Murphy has declined tho
Invitation TO deliver the historical address the Cen
tennial celebration IN Brooklyn, because the time
allowed him Is TOO short. All OF the military, clyIc
AMI trade orginz tlons are to be asked to JQu ~
grand parade. The city Is 10 pay for the music. The
German societies furnish BOO men for parade
with 400 Singers, NO one Is ~ be chosen In Mr.. Muir
phY'e ste4d,