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LOCAL NoTICEa

MEMrnB Steam Laundry. 224 Second St
BmNKLEY LUMBER Co.. l24 Jefferson vt.
CITIZENs' Steam Laundry, Nos 20 and
% Bcale street. Tel. 1856 for wagon 10 call
PASTs made TO order IRON 50 up. /
Menke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
LIE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds. shingles, holdings
BRANcu OFFICE Memphis Steam Laun.
dry. 357 Main street, between Gayoso and
Union.
MrMpuIs Steam Carpet Cleaning ant
Renoyating Works, No. go Beale street
Telephone, No. 636.
9. r. lloTcuKIss, skilled matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches | cs
pccially solicit No. $3.50 Main street
PuRE and white ~ the flower who's,
name II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN 4 LnLY CoFrRR AND SPICR Co.
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BosroN, Mas, sept 1.-THE schooner,
Eddie Pierce, Capt AFus Holmes, from Fast.
port for New York with sariincs Wa aban.
doncd yesterday fourteen miles OIL Cape Cod.
The schooner had been badly managed In
the gale, her cargo had shifted, she became
unmanagcnblc, and Il was decided 10 ahnn.
don her The crcw hoisted signals IT distress.
which were responded 20 by the steamer
Hawaiian, While the laynrian's boats were
ON the way Ia the schooner Capt Holmes,
Who had become exhausted, Tell from the
rigging into the water and was drowned.
The crew were taken OIL Ia safety and
brought here. The value of the cargo was
5000 Capt Holmes was fifty yCar old
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TEXAS BORDER TROUBLES.
Race Prciudices tho Origin OF tho
whole Trouble-The Situation.

Race Prciudiccs tho Origin OF tho
Whole Trouble-The Situation.
AuuiS, Tex, Sept 27-From various
letters and kilograms received by the GOV.
ernor on the subject, Il appears that the
trouble at Rio Gmnde City has been brewing
for long time. Sheriff Shelby some time
ago, In the course Of his official duty, came
In conflict with the McNicans. who comprise
a larsc portion Of the population. Opposi.
tion 10 shelby In the race Tor the Office II
sheriff worked ON the race prcjudicys u the
bascf element among the McNicnns. This
opposition wa innancd by thercyolutionary
element on Tie other side " the river.
anxious iur trouble or war and pady Tor an
uprising ~ any time. Editor Cara. who
prints paper az Corpus Christi. took side.
against shabby and when the lnttst's
deputy, in Tie course 81 official duty.
was compelled 60 Mn Mexican. Gar,
published libcls against him FOR Ills
Deputy schrCC bad Cara indicted iur libel
The fcud between these two resulted An
threats, and upon their mcstingou the street
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IIr,irII. The Inrncr-

INV IouG, Sept S.-'rhc examination Of
James T.. Bcdcll, the dcfauting clerk Of the
law firm Of shipman, Barlow LArocduc n
Choaic, was begun today at tho Tombs court
Two complaints wcp taken against him.
The hrst Is made by J. r. schermorhorn,
charging Bcdcl with forging a mortgage
Tor $1,000. Register Slcyin was present tu
testify that his signature ON the mortgage
was forgery. The other complaint IL made
by solomon llnniori, Of the law firm the
prisoner dcfmudcd. Mr. koop, the man who
hut discovered the forgery, also makes n
complaint The accused was rcmandcd uu.
gu saturday next without bail. lie asked
that bail be fixed, but Judge White said that
Nu matter Ia the Jurisdiction NJ the court.
luiil the examination was held. he should
decline ~ hN any bail. lcdcll was then
rumaudcd
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AmcrIcnn Mrrhnnir..

NV BnuNswicE, n. J., Sept 27.-Thc
national council u the Order Of United
American Mechanics at their session here
yesterday elected the following national
officers Tor The ensuing year Councillor, T..
q. Staples, Of Mcridcn. Conn. Mcconnell.
lor, John g. Smith. IT New Rrunswick n, J.,
secretary, John Server, Of Philadelphia.
Treasurer, Joseph II. Shinn, u Camden, N.
J. The next session Nill be held al Salem,
Mass, ON the fourth Tuesday in September,
lssl
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Of Rio Grande City, both opened fire. Cara
and another Mexican were shot. Sebree
escaped unframed TO Fort Ringgold, where
he was protected from the Mexican rioters,
who in the meantime took possession of the
streets In the town.
Col. ClcndCnning, commander Of Fort
Ringgold, had 10 stand of 200 armed Mexl-
cans with 1885 armed men. With the Mexi-
can crowd are two Americans, who are said
10 have been working them up TO the fight
ing point in order 10 run the Shelby party
out Of the county. One Of these men, II Is
presumed, has tclepmphed 10 the Governor
that the town Is quiet and in no need OF
rangers, and the Governor has been misin.
formed about the situation. The federal
forces will occupy and protect the town
until the State rangers arrive.
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The situation a, nio erande city.

sAS ANTONIO Tex, Sept ia dispatch
from Rio Grande City says Sheriff Brito,
of Cameron, and the sherGs Of lIidalgo and
Zapatoa, whose posse made up force Of 100
men, arrived here today Our own sheriff,
Shelby, has about 100 fighting men,
Col. Clendcnning has now been authorized
10 bring troops from Rnggold Barracks II
ncedful. Further trouble is not probable
In the face Of the present display Of force,
and all IL now quiet. Cara is resting easier,
and there Is hope that be will reoOyer
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nnsrhnII aannnc..

Atst louis-Athlctics q. st. Louis 3.
A. Observation-Disclosures ? Louisville 1.
At Observation-Disclosures u Cleveland o.
At Puisburg- PittsbuP 3, indianapolis ?
Az New Nork-Ncw York 7, Washing.
ton o.
AZ Kansas City-Brooklyn B. Kansas
Cityi
Az Boston, Firt camel Boston 4. Phila.
delphIn 2, second camel Boston ., Philndcl.
plia 4
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Race. st Grayc.-nd.

GnAvTsTNp RACE TRACK, sept H-Brook
lyn Jockey Club results today:
First RaCc-Fiyc-cighths mile. Britinni'
won In 1857, Climax second, Hess third
Second Racc-Onc aud one eighth milo
Orilammc won In l.59ls, Favor second
Ovid third.
Third Racc-Thrcc fourths mile. Salvador
won In l.l7A, Scnorita second, MndstOn,
third.
Fourth Racc-Milc and a quarter Kings
ton won In 2.liA. Fircnzi was the only
other starter.
Fihh Raoc-Milo and quarter. Prince
ROYAL won Ia 2l1A.
sixth Rncc-llalfn mile Eatontown won
IN 05i's, Glory second, Singlostone third.
Seventh kacC-llnlf milc. Starters:
Glitter, Minnie Palmer, Artlcss, Navigator,
Scadrin. Hector. samuel y May W, Cartoon.
Cartoon Won In O5OA, Glitter second, Hoe
tor third.
Tine following are the entries for tomor-
rows races nt brooklyn:
Fini Race Mile. Lclcx oarman. Ovid. Cll
max 10. Joseph, pc,nsc los, Ian Ciochc Rupert,
Little MiuUh lis
sscoud iiacc-Nno and enc eight Mcuimac
Question, ratisia.iloR. Speciality lOo
Third lAce-Nnc aud quarter. bun Carlos,
81 'riSnic,c lu', lnuhmrut leo n, Nlstont Little
Jim Ia, famrou 100, lcaimy VI. lcg Voting
ton iIS
Tonrth Racc-onc and one half miles rircnrl
~ lrlNdcrv. EuWs me- Rupert ltA, tonuCmnu
o. l0umorv aN, ltaWcrp VI, bunboyno, lcgolus
no
Flhh Bncc-Thrcc iourihs of mile. Van,
ChIclahomiuy, Duulloy, Kci Prince co., nuFKafd
iut clay ttuf ktou. Wheat Zoe Omurc Clfl ini, snl.
yiui. Glendale. Miracle. Refund iUl ihruclnr iiN
laifuccs 1871 ,sputin, Aptc iOh torihnm no.
hHry 100, ilaffudsbuW iiA
sixth kauU Ihfrp iuurths 81 n mile tahtto,
Rowland and Iattlcf ~ Oarman, Marh Ucilnn
AMI carnegie ~ Jennie Mcfarland up cousin
lccms iis Os0oolh nud Spccdwen no. ihclait and
llallstOu iit, bohemian ~, Oialca ~, byCvptiun
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COMMENCING September the passenger
trains Of the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive NJ aud depart from
the Kansas City, Memphis 4 Birmingham
depot, at tho corner nj broadway aud
Main streets, whore tickets may bo pur-
chased, instead Of at tho Mississippi 4
Tennessee depot, a. heretofore.
J. T. GARNrR,
General Passenger Agent
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TlE word BuiIo means good smoke;
Bullet, n car for sleeping and eating. Buff
ioon, n comic clown or actor. Therefore
smoke Builos, four for 10 cents, aud in
reach of all.
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TuE Iron Mountain route has decided 10
run a series Of harvest excursions 90 all
points In Arkansas aud Texas from Mem.
phis ON the following dates September
II and 70 and October Q aud %. Rates
for the excursion will be ono fare for the
round trip, and tickets will be- good for
thirty days with stop over privileges.
Any further information desired will be
chccriully furnished by calling on
II. ID. WusoN,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
No. 300 Main street, Memphis. Tcnn.
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WIN be found nn excellent remedy for
SICK headache Curtors Little Liver Pills
Thousands " Letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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w. E. IA YLOR& 60
COTTON FACTORS,
NO. aIa FRONT STREET. MEMPHIS. TENN.
Election for Directors.

The annual election for thirteen Directors Tor
the HOME INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
will he held nj The onicc 81 tho Company. No. ~
Madison street. on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER
., isss, between the hours u n O'Clock am. ana
O'Clock pm, urN y PRICK. Secretary.
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suRscmnr for Tnr WEEKLY ArrrAt, 81
per year, aud participate In the grand dis.
uibution OF gifts December /.
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Notice.
Linn Rock a MrNruus RAnnoap Co.
kvrfusrTNuTsr's uTrtrT.
MrNruts Tenn sent "A fsss

WNN'WI7I IVOIlIl H'pL 2. TN J
Notice is hereby given, that owing 10
quarantine restrictions our through express
train, due toleayc Memphis ut Cos O'Clock,
pm, will be Discontinued on and after
tomorrow, September 2jth until further
notice. The train leaving Memphis at
6.Ij O'Clock am. will be run as heretofore.
A. GoHDoN JoNEs, SupL
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WM FonD, Philadelphia, suffering with
erysipelas ior several years was cured with
one box VI uviskclrs letter Ointment
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Advice 90 Mothers.

Mr.. Minslow't soothing syrup shotiI st,.,.,,
us,d Tot childru iccthinr II toothrs no rhll
tolicns the guns, nllays all pain eur,s a. fl ,,ie
shdh thv vvsl NulSly log dlAftAgsA - bottla
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT.
RACES AT LOUISVILLE AND GRAVES
END YESTERDAY.

The Winners at the Former Place Were
Sunlight, Kormesso, Roi d'or, Casta-
way l. and Catalpa-All the League
and Association Games.
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Election for Directors.

The annual election Tor PrcSden, and Five
pircior Tor the Masonic Temple, Of Memphis
will he held At Library Room Of Masonic Temple
on "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, isss. between tho
hour Of II O'Clock am aud o'clock pm. ny
order DAVID p MADDEN. President
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VIZ have q full supply Of Nut Coal.
i. NJ. PATTERSON 4 Co.
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HYouA tobacco prevents heartburn,
nervousness and malaria.
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Three good tailou nj Southern Steam
Dye Works, 50 Court street Apply at
once.
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Lucy lliNroN Is finest aud best Virginis
tobacco. Sold by all iobben.
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FoR n quiet game Of billiards 10 10 Con
vone 4 Cooks, 800 Main street.
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LOUISVILLE KY, Sept. FIT was cold
and fair for the extra days racing for the
benefit Of the yellow fever sufferers. About
1900 people were present.
First Racc-Pursc; for two year olds; nine
sixteenths Of u mile; beaten allowances.
Starters Santa Cruz Peach Blow, Leola,
Sunlight and Bonnie Bounce. Sunlight
won Leola second, Santa Cruz third. Time
-0:50.
Second Race-Purse; six furlongs; selling.
Starters: Schoolmaster, Bolster, Golighty
Everett, Cast Steel, Calcutta, Finality, Tom
Nichols, Kcrmessc, Lady Hindoo. Kcrmcsse
won, Finality Second; Everett third. Time
l:l6h.
Third Rhce-Purse; seven furlongs; sell
ing. Starters: Bonnie King, Roi dor, Ten
like. Charles Reed, Doubt Roi dOr won,
Doubt second, Charles Reed third. Time
1880.
Fourth Racc-Two year Odds; half mile;
selling Starters: Vantrim, Lamont Casta-
way l., Select Knight GENTLY Jake Miller,
keeyona Irish Dan. Castawny won, Irish
Dan second, Select knight third. Time
04gA
Fifth Race 49, Handicap; nine furlongs.
Starters: Dcrochcment, Catalpa, John DAILY,
Sherwood. Cntalpa won, Dcrochemcnt sec
ond, John Daily third. Timc-l;bs
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General Passenger Agent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-12
GENERAL TOPICS.
MaXWelPs Farewell to His
Relatives.
GREAT RACE AT MONMOUTH PARK
Burlington Strikers Indulge in 6
Strike-JOhn L. Sullivan's
Latest Prank.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
ST. LOUIS, August 11.-Maxwell's fare
we'll letter to his mother and sister came
to light to-day. 1t is as follows:
My darling mother and sister: l can
not part from you without again bidding
you farewell. 1 have tried again and
again to write to you, but my heart was
too full of love for you to permit me to
express my thoughts, and even now |
am only partially able to do 80. 1t Is, l
know, a terrible blow both to you and to
me, and the only consolation we have
is the fact that it is the will of
the Almighty, and for His own wise
purpose he sees it to be for the best.
Father Than will call and see you.
He spent the greater part OF the night
with me and gave the greatest consola-
ton. Now, darling mother and sister,
try to bear up as we'll as you can. Re-
member that our parting is only for a
time, and that am only gone before and
hope to meet you all hereafter where the
wicked cease from troubling and the
weay are at rest. God bless and pre-
serve you all, is the final prayer of your
loving son and brother.
P. S.-Give my fondest love to father,
George, Aunt Jane and all my relatives.
H. M. B.
Mrs. Brooks and daughter have not
fully determined when they will embark
for home. 1t is not probable that the re.
mains of Maxwell will be taken to Eng
land, but it is thought that they will be
inferred in Calvary Cemetary.
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by the railroad officials to return
the train over the Burlington track. To
to this end it was switched on the latter
line. At once some Brotherhood men
and their adherents appeared on the
scene and insisted that the train should
not pass over the line selected. A whole
sale fight ensued. revolvers were drawn
and several dozen shots fired. One man
was shot through the thigh and another
had his ankle shattered. The train left
on the Union Pacific tracks at 8 P. NJ.
No arrests have been made and it is not
known who the wounded men were.
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Magnetic appliances;
The medical branch devotes special atIentlon aot
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of an acute or special nature, OF from indiscre-
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KNOwNOTHINGISNI.
Disciples of the American Party
Gathering i'm Chicago.

WASHINGTON, August 11.-Hon. s. D.
Wiggington, and J. M. Bassett, of Cali
fornia, have arrived as the advance
guard of the delegation to the American
Party Convention. Advices from Bos-
ton, Pittsburg, Baltimore and other
points East and South indicate that a
creditable number can be counted on.
In conversation with delegates it was
learned that number of men are mem
Toned for the head Of the ticket, among
whom are Mayor Hewitt, Of New York,
Mayor Lowe, of Brooklyn, Senators
Blair, of New Hampshire, Stanford and
Hearst, of California, Alger, of Michi.
gan, Wade Hampton, of South Carolina,
Governor Rusk, of Wisconsin, Governor
Oglesby, of Illinois, and General Reilly,
of Pennsylvania. The last seems 10 be the
most formidable of the candidates.
About three hundred delegates are ex-
pected.
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Marine lntelligenCe.

New York, August 1.-THE steamship
Umbria of the Cunard line, having been
reported disabled off Fire Island, and
proceeding under sail at about two miles
per hour, an agent went down this even
ing to her assistance with four tugs.
With their assistance the Umbria reached
the bar shortly before 10 O'Clock. The
agents of the line claim that the damage,
whatever it be, is slight and that there
was no panic among the passengers.
She anchored outside the bar to await a
favorable tide.
ARRIVALS.
QUEENSTOWN, August 11.-Etruria from
New York.
New YORK, August 11.-Labourgoyne
from Havre.
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THE NATIONS BREAD.
Splendid Crop Reports from All
Over the Land.

| WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Depart
ment of Agriculture reports small
advance in the condition of corn from 9;
last month to 95.5. Rains have beer
generally seasonable, though in excess
in some districts and deficient in others
In the southwest, where droughts some.
times occur at this season, there has
been an improvement and large crop is
already assured. In the corn sur
plus States q high condition pre-
walls with the same advance over
the figures of last month. The
percentages OF the States of the central
valleys are: Kentucky SO, Ohio SO, In
diana 9S, Illinois 96, Iowa 9S, Missouri
"a, Kansas 81 and Nebraska SO. There
will be heavy crop in this region, as
there usually is. The high condition of
maize also prevails on the Northern
border States and Territories, Dakota
standing the lowest at "a.
Spring wheat has fallen from it's high
position of week ago. The chinch bug
stands at the head of the disasters re-
ported, involving more or less of Wis
consin. Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska,
and in places doing serious damage.
High temperature, excessive rains, rust
and the army worm are locally reported,
evidently without seriously reducing the
general condition. Dakota stands high
est with an average of 81, a loss of seven
points The crop of Washington Terri
tory, Colorado, and other Territories, and
of New England is good, and fair in
Northern Illinois and Northern New
York.
In the higher latitudes and attitudes of
the winter wheat States the general con-
dition has been reduced from 95.5 to S7.3,
during July. This exhibit does not in
clude the modifying changes in the first
part of August. Harvest was about to
commence in some districts, and in
others the grain would not be ready til!
the Goth or 25th inst. There are no esti-
mates OF winter wheat after threshing, as
yet, but the remarks of reporters make
the yield better than the early promise in
all the States that produce much of
crop. Gases of heavy yields are reported.
The changes that have occurred in the
general averages of other crops during
The month are: Oats, e5.2 to 91.7; bar
ley, from 81 to 80; spring rye, from 96.3
to OLA; Irish potatoes, from 95 to 1872.
The buckwheat crop first reported in
August is average in condition.
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UNDER THE WHEELS.
A Car Driver Narrowly Escapes
Being Run over.

AschhS nun UNcHs
Quite an excitement was created OF
Main strest last night about O'Clock, by
an accident which happened to w. j
Davidson, driver on the Wolfskill line
of street cars. Davidson had started his
car in a southerly direction and had
reached a point midway between Court
and First streets, when, in some unac-
countable manner, he fell over the dash
board and under the wheels of his
car: A passenger seized the brake
and stopped the car and a number OF
people ran and pulled Davidson from un-
der the car. He was carried into drug
store and a physician was called and ex-
amined the wounds, which were found
to be slight. There was cut near the
right hip where the wheel had struck
him and few bruises were found on his
body. He was badly shaken up, how
ever, and was conveyed to his sisters
home on Hellman street by Peck & Nc
Coy's ambulance.
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AnXiOus Relatives.

Word was left at the Police Station last
evening that lady who had recently ar
rived from the East was missing. She
had been seen going home about 4
O'Clock, but she had not reached there at
7 O'Clock, and her relatives feared that
she had lost herself. They left her de-
scription with the police, but not her
name. Later in the evening telephone
message was received stating that she
had returned home safely.
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Eastern Echoes.

DR.. Partridge says Robert Garrett is
positively not insane.
In Plainville, Conn.,, George Bradley,
aged %, shot his sweetheart, Lille Pot
ter, aged II, and then shot himself. Both
will die.
Governor Gray, of Indiana, has notified
the Democratic National Committee OF
his acceptance of the position of member
of the Advisory Committee.
At Galveston, Texas, John Lovejoy, a
prominent attorner. shot and instantly
killed Aaron Williamson. The difficulty
originated over an election debt Of $50
owed Williamson by Lovejoy since the
fall of 1884.
At Jacksonville, Fla, there were two
new cases of yellow fever in the past
twenty-four hours, making. total o.
twelve. There is one convalescent and
three are seriously ill, and then there
have been two deaths.
Two conferences were held with the
Ute chiefs during the week, but no salts
factory conclusion was reached. Th'
Indians will not agree to anything unit
their yearly gratuity money has beel
paid. The majority OF the chiefs are dis
inclined to vacate the reservation.
The Sheridan memorial services a
Minneapolis included a street parade
followed by addresses by Co1nmander-in
Chief Rea, of the G. A. R., and Rev. X
w. McKaig, d. d. Grand Army mel
and Regular troops from Fort Snellin
participated in the parade.
Nicholas Murony, watchman at tn
wharf at Boston for five years past, ha
during that time saved the lives OF 10
persons who fell overheard. His en-
ployers have presented him .golo
headed cane. He had previously re
i. ceived silver medal from the Massf
chusetts Humane Society.