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to Be Held This Week at Cleveland, Ohio. lew Orleans Musicians to Be Ablj Represented Bj the Quartette Club, the Frohsinn and the Earugazi Ike Party Leare at Neon To Day Orer the Northeastern Boute Honors Conferred Upon Loalsianians. nul Union. Voay at 12:15 by a train Hm of this city frill toy way ot i.iu 1 German singing socle lor cueveianu. tVtlU rnd National Saengerfest oi the tortSi American Singera' Union, wMoJj ZtB ov nert Tuesday to toe great fcofi he 8000 Yooalttrta and tae orcSxeatxa.

Thla is the twenty seventh grand jDh Ural of the union. The twenty SaH sras held to this dty in 1890, under presidency atr. Jacob Hassinger, German and the director i Prof. J. Hinno ueuer, i splendid 9.

HAJIXO BKH.BR, aaem the Picayune will remember. It was dertaken by the local societies with considerable hesitancy, as they feared that 'the great distance, which most of the societies from abroad would hare to travel, (would make the attendance small. The result, however, was an agreeable surprise to them, as well aa to the visitors. The attendance was very large, and the performance satisfactory in every particular. Te New Orleans belongs the honor of State.

Tt wae'Der Deutsche kranz, and tstence. after a long and prosperous isted several singing societies under various names, but all such societies at the present time In existence trace their origin to the German Male Slating So a founded. in 1872. Some years after the name of this organization was ted to the "Ueder tarel." Prom this society to 1882 sprang toe "New Orleans Cjuartette Clnb" and to 1884 the "Troh SAENGERFKST. TJntil 1880 toe New Orleans singing so etetles were Isolated from the other musical associaiions of the country, but to that year, in celebratlou of the opening of the Southern Pacific Railroad to Srin Antonio, the Liedertafel Invited the elng ta societies oi Texas to this city, grand eoncerts were given at West End an 1 at jpsnlsb Fort, and fraternal relations established.

The following year Prof. J. Hanno Deller, seeing toe benefits derived from the intercourse with the Texans, proposed to take a deputation of the singers of the Liedertaiel. of which he was director, to the Saengerfest to Chicago. Che plan fell through on account of the opposition of the non singing members, and the professor, determined to effect a union with the other singing societies of the country, organized in 1S82 the New Orleans Quartette Club, and the next toT: National Saengerfest at Buffalo, N.

aaua, buck, vice president or tub In 1884 the Quartette Club went to a bodV to San Antonio, ne jfcuelaatfcalV semaclub sent a delegation of a double craartette to the National Saengerfest at QrSankee. where they were welcomed Jrnteflret swallows of the south." In 18S8 the Quartette Ctob and the WMHalnn. together, as the "United snig New Organs." appeared at the National Saengerfest at St. Louis, under Prot Deer' direction, and scored so of the naUonal union, which will be formally delivered with appropriate ceremonies next Tuesday evening at the Halle at Cleveland, oaa great. The largest delegation will be that of the Frohsinn, one of the leading and jolliest organizations to the city.

The officers who will head toe company are: President, Joa Voegtle; vice president, C. H. Miller; recording secretary, Gus Kxelha; financial secre Rick's; board of etxeetoxap. fJ T. D.

Becker, Chaa F. Buck, Hy. Oplta, H. Tierman, M. Vonderbank, Bernd.

Meyer, L. Bermes, A. Nolte. The singers will be as follows: First tenors, Fred Buseh, John Stauss, J. Hartman, Wm.

L. Frantx, Geo. W. Doll, Gus A. Klocke, W.

H. Ennls, J. K. Boland, Ph. Jos.

Voegtle, B. Hartman, W. Stumpf, A. L. Richardson, WTT.T.IAM LEPS, Chas'.

brink, Theo. Grunewald. Carl Schneider. Lawrence Fabacher, F. M.

Falbaum, John Baehr. J. A. Miller, L. Blake, J.

A. Bll laud, O. 'Wachenfeia. F. Schurch.

Second bassos, E. Ludwig, B. J. Helmke, Robt. Weiss, H.

Hoefeld, Frank Q. Bass, K. Albert, L. V. Bckert, C.

Derbes, P. Aeppll, Wm. Gowland. Chaa P. WIrth.

Director. Prof. Wllhelm Leps. The Har ugari Maennercholr will send a delegation composed of the following: v. Klemmer, president; W.

Moellenkamp, treasurer; G. Schaaf, secretary: Prof. A. Hoffman, leader: G. Dettleff, W.

L. Louis Fuhr. Emlle Pier, Chaa Chas. J. A.

st Grnbe. First basses. Louis Mley, Alph Vulllet. O. H.

Schaefer, Fred Tur ney. Hy. Heber. Secord bases, Chaa W. KchllnK, A.

F. Leonhardt, Jos. Schott, Hy. Grabau. V.

Huber. The coming saengerfest. It Is confidently of the country will be present and participate. Including Miss Lena Little, of tins city, aengerfest here in 1 tasHcally received. solo numbera i country will appear On toe New Orleans Quartette Club toe great distinction has been conferred of performing the first stogie chorus (solo number) on the programme.

This will be of Philadelphia. The New Orleans Frohsinn will Ill slngits William Leps, at toe matinee on Tburs At the evening concerts the massed choruses of the Sangerbund, with Its splendid aggregation of 3000 voices, will chestra of 130 pieces, reinforced with formers from festival will be the competitors, and the composer's11 direction bjfthe'f nil "chorus of the Sangerbund. Special attention is called to toe sale to be made hy the civil sheriff on Monday, July 10, 18ya. at 10 o'clock a. of the entire contents and fixtures, of the Union Bank Beer Saloon and Restaurant, corner of Royal and Customhouse streets, ig ekeant and costly counters an 1 bar Mires, screens, electric motor ai fl funs.

plMO, mirrors, tablea chairs, statuary, ra'ntlnga, btiaard.atfd pool tables, red showcases, fancy chandelier, clock, cash register, large lot of crockery, china and glassware, liquors, cigars and sundry other articles, etc. Result of the Iavetlgatioa of the Injuries of Spencer Field. Yesterday forenoon Mr. Spencer Field, who was found On the levee head of Lafayette street last Friday night between rreight piles, suffering from a rract ure of toe akull and several wounds on his head, recovered sufficiently to be removed to toe New Orleans Sanitarium, on St. Joseph street.

Sergeant Cooper, commanding the Harbor precinct, made a personal Investigation of the affair and at this place ere the wounded man the City of New Orleans, principally flour. There are gangways at Intervals, where he was fouud, and are somewhat blockaded with tarpaulins. Many per gway. of th the tarpaulins that covered the barrels blood was found. Locker, the colored man.

took the route nearer the boat, and seeing the prostrate man called 8am Russell, Engineer Whines, toe mate and the watchman of the boat, who found Field bleeding, but conscious. When asked who had struck him, he replied "No one hit me. In raising I repeatedly fell back, striking the back of my head against the barrels." On the arrival of toe Police Field was conscious, and gave his name and residence, and when questioned said that be did not know that any one hit him. Continuing, the sergeant reports that Field was rrobably walking along and struck ills forehead on a projecting skid, a which knocked him down and stunned him, and In falling back he received the injuries on toe head. He was personally acquainted with Mr.

Field, who, he says, is of a taciturn nature and generally keeps to himself, and walks usually as though in a study. Yesterday morning Officer Kelly found the end of an oar between the barrels of flour near the spot where Mr. Field was found, and as their were some stains on it It Was taken to the central station. The stains, however, on being examined. KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Perseverance Lodge No. 3596, Knights of Honor, gave a delightful picnic at the Southern park, on bayou St. John, last night. The place was crowded and a very enjoyable time was had. Dancing 9f A.

W. Stanley, Wm. Rogers, H. West, Chas. Recknagl Hanafy.

A. H. Walle, P. E. Belle, Porter, F.

J. Reitmeyer, Scott. E. R. Denis Brady.

MISDEEDS AND MISHAPS. MONARCH IN TROUBLE. Yesterday Mr. Fred Slntes, proprietor of the saloon corner of Julia and Camp streets, swore out an affidavit against the builder, H. J.

Monarch, charging him with obtaining money under false pretences. It appears that a few days ago Monarch entered Mr. Slntes' saloon and had a $100 bill changed. He returned later and requested the bartender to cash which wai The as found paid his debts and that Mr. Slntes was advised to make an affidavit against him which be did.

OVERHEATED. Yesterday morning, at about 8:45 o'clock, at the corner of Pitt and Robert streets, a negro named Benny Hurry, residing at the corner of Valence and Chestnut streets, while working for the gas company, was prostrated by the heat. Last evening, toe hospital to the 4:30 o'clock, i residing the corner of Galennle and Tchoupitoulas can, lying head of St. James street, prostrated by the heat. The ambula conveyed him to toe hospital.

pahoa pariah, reached the city custody a negro named Jerry Olford, aged 24 years, whom he lodged to the central station for safe keeping. The is said to be a desperate char Buddy Hartley was caught by Mr. Joseph Huck tapping the till of his grocery store, corner of Delord and Dryades streets. The same store was entered a few days ago and S10 was stolen from the drawer, and Mr. Huck concluded to watch for the thief.

He sat behind the screen and saw toe boy when he stole $2 out of toe drawer and caught him before he left the place and had him locked up. A BOY DROWNED. Yesterday evening at 4:30 o'clock a white boy named Jensen, aged 11 years, whose parents reside at No. 535 Chartres street, while bathing in the batture on Levee, between Clouet and Louisa streets, was seized with a cramp and was drowned. The body was recovered by a man named George McLaughlin.

Deputy Coroner Maylie viewed the body and gave a certificate of death In accordance with the facta DEATH FROM DEBILITY. Last Friday night, at about 11 o'clock, a man named Thomas J. McDonald, aged 38 years, a native of Manchester, England, was found at the corner of Julia and Roman streets In a sick and destl hospital, wher Maylie viewed 1 A RUNAWAY. Last evening at 7:30 o'clock, on Rampart, near St. Ann street, a horse attached to a buggy containing Sam Car rice ro and wife took fright and ran away.

The buggy was upset and the occupants were thrown out and slightly injured. The buggy was slightly damaged. A CRUSHED FOOT. Yesterday morning at about 7 o'clock, at the head of Customhouse street, a laborer named John Marie Baudler, re it No. 156 Chartres street, while ished his riht foot.

He was attended impure blood. Dr. Pierce's Golden Mad leal Discovery cores every one or It prevents them, too. Take it, ougnt, when you zee too ma pression)' and you In building up needed flesh and strength, and to purify and enrich the blood, nothing can equal the Discovery." It invigorates the liver and kidneys, promotes all the bodily functions, and brings back health and vigor. For Dyspepsia4 Liver Complaint," Biliousness, and all Scrofu ARROGATE.

TEXN. in the Mountains of Tennessee. MUST LUXCBIUUS BCXMKS BE IX TUB SOUTH. For turcaer information inquire et a. L.

TBAVEB8. Ticket Agent. L. and N. St.

Chariot Hotel, or NO. M. DACJJEBT. LOOKOUT INN, Lookout Mountain, Tenn. EKTIKELT SEW MANAGEMENT.

Accommodations for 300 CDaeata. Sani tary Arrangement Perfect. Abundant cupuly of Sprina Water. TELEGRAPH, GOOD IJVBBY. B.

PLUMER, Manager. Lookout Ian, Lookout Mountain, Tenn. "PERENNIALLY DELIGHTFUL." A VlSTr AT THE GBEAX SUMMEB PALACE THE GRAND UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA HPK1XGS. N. management.

WOQLUEY a GEKBANS, PEQrilIETOBS. Lund's splendid erebe Grajd Union, tbe large GRAND ISLE HOTEL SEASON OF 1888, Opens Its doors to the publio SATURDAY, JUNE 17. Steamer JGH WEBER leaves foot of Oontl street every SATUKOAY and TUKSUAY at 8 o'clock a. m. SL'liF BATHING uM8DB For further particulars apply St Hotel Deqe cbaud, corner Carondeiet and Per dido, or address JOHN f.

KKANZ. Proprietor. O. T. mtrw Manager, Grand Iale, La.

"FORT fllLHMTEl Jj2 Su Weliu HOTEL, LAKE GEOKGE, N. Y. Now open. The largest, best appointed and moat be rally conducted notel at Lake "puitB WATE PUKE AXB, PERFECT HEALTH. For terms and particulars, apply Hotel Grenoble.

Fiftr atxtb street and Serentn avenue. WILLIAM NOBLE. Owner and Proprietor. "Superior in Every Respect. gWEET WATER 8oHf ARK HOTEL, 20 Mfles West of Atlanta; 12 Trains Dally by Ga.

Pacific and K. V. G. 11. 11.

direct to thousand! 'frUinOa'and clans. High standard of table tions maintained. Mineral waters served I from sDrines. Oceans of flowers. Lovely la Broad, long verandas.

Postal brings full li SUMMEB BOARDERS wanted at Bochanan. Botetourt county. In the mountain of Virginia. Boating, Bathing and Baas riahiwg; no mosquitoes, no malsrlsj chalybeate, sulphur and lltbia water near by; pleasant drives; public reading room; eight Sassspssf trains dally an N. and W.

and C. and O. Railroads; express Otter sad, famous Natural Bridge. Teraw JoaSr WeSulm COOPER'S WELL Hctel A.cominodations Fint CUs. Delightful Climate.

Pure Air. Water Conceded to be the Greatest Known Remedy lot Malarial, Kidney and Bowel Troubles. Recommended by all Physicians. Far Catalogue write S. A H.

SPENBLER, WHITE CLIFF MINERAL SPBLMS, EAST TEJiSESSEE, 3000 feet above the sea, on top of bhUbowee here dry, invigorating, de chalybeate and la Pular Tenjieasee rert. GULF VIEW HOTEL, S1SSISSU1I OPEN tt'K THE SUMMER gSASOX. ij.feMiu thing, fine fishing. Kiri cUs prof the French Opera. WestfMM SakZMranB "'writ! "elf 0telhSforrafea to 16 tdGEtf.hW.rpIERClil oprfator.

my7 SuTuTb3m 21 Peaks Higherfhan Mt Vfahington A NEW SECTION 160 MTT.ra TO 'N. Montgomery WUite SnlDHir Springs MONTUOUERK COUNTY! VA. This favorite resort will open June 15. Connects with N. and W.

R. R. si Montgomery Station, one and three quarters ujes by narrow gauge railroad. Special rates to families uud laqts parties. Aran tar circular.

Jel7 lm HALE'S SPRIN9. In the mountains of East Tinessee. opens for tbe season June 1. Bed sulpMr. chalybeate and freestone waters.

Large oupn and good rM kv? "aw Kf gOR Proprietor. and only bst claas hotJl ply to Colonel John Kllkeny, sisiBtant general text passenger agent L. and N. K. New Orleans, or to the Montrose Hotel.

Biloi. Miss. Excur 14 ILLET. National Fete of France. FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1893, AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.

Artillery salutes on the evening of the 13th, the morning of the 14th, and on the arrival of The festival to begin at 3 p. in. RACES' FROM TO 5 I Three minute Race Trotting harness; one mile. Pint prise prize SIS. Entrance S5; not leas tl FirtCprttJrB4 $15, second prize fo.

Entrance not leas than Entries at Sense's, 134 ContL At p. m. addresses will be delivered by gaMRCH CONSUL. MAYOR JOHN FITZ HON. FELIX P.

POCUE, THE ORATOR OF THE DAY. Games and rafeg for children from 5:30 to Chorus and patriotic songs, Witt orchestra to 12 p. by a band' of thirty musicians? under the direction of G. Wolff, tha leader of the Washington Artillerr Band. Grand fireworks, the principal piece being Elaborate decorations and Illuminations by A.

...25 CENTS. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA COLUMBIA GARDEN! ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT OF THE GREAT LEVY! I'eople' Favorite, JULES LETT. Tbe World's Greatest Cornetist! PEOPLE all over tbe world, a tha CROWNED HEADS OF NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY to the best sintlc while sittlttgr beneath the (rand, majetic and beuuJifolmnKUolin trees, inhaling GRANIJESTFlTweFgARDEN IN AMERICA Memetnber, Iecy commtn JTMonday, Jtity 10. BOAT LEAVES EVERY HOUR AFTER 3 I UNITED IRELAND. Gorpns Snmrner Nifiht Festival Under the Auspices of Division No.H.A.O.H.

Kindly Assisted by the Ladles of St. Joseph's Pariah, To Be Given at Cleveland Park, Claiborne, Between Palmyra and Cleveland Monday and Tuesday Night, July 10 and 11 FALLEN, 'J representing Ireland, her provinces Together with these attractions, there will MLNEB7A BENEVOLENT COLUMBIA GARDEN, for 75c JeaS lm Snndar, Jnly 16, 18flS, ACROSS the Lake from Chlago Hotel St. diAmusemenU of aU kinds, dancing, etc. Beach), noTopen; sjentUt Improve Ample accommodation for oil by the Coast. 8teUa Ssm MasMs aMMsssasssissj worla.

Elevator service, elefrlc light, com Refreshments at city pricea "three BteanwrseaTeChlcago dally. Rates S2 to S5 a day. Alreai Young I jl Aj9 I A A smafTft A J'totee. St. JoaepbMich Jet Jw Sb43bT A UAIaaAI PilfSi Temperance A LONG PROCESSION tiSLiddre ff fv vf rlisnajiai start from a toroid liver nH ellm I ifiM 1 11111 IT SUMMER HOMES IN TOGI bJJj MJX.

MMk Sd For temperance people a health I symptoms pnnr Springs and Hotel Iaiofne. I giving Qnnk lor tne I tare yoursalf from MRS. J. fry of OcSprtogs, has i Jw rx Not a harmful ingredient in its I make up. Nothing but the pur I remedi benefit or varT Mrr.awNettton.0 roots, barks ana berries.

JTM cure, every case, or tha money is re MULBERRY VILLA onbe beach, Bay St. I A cent mk rtT A funded. Ixatorboard KiaUona of a Delioous, Strength 7 About Catarrh. No matt what you V. Tol hJ I THIRO ANNUAL REGATTA! or THE WaveM and ir.

"Vveek days; lea Bay SL Louis Reptta Association, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1893. Judges: Walter H. Cook, Iawrsnee OTXonaelL Corkery, Frank aaassen. George LETT OF PRIZES. Cabin Rloopa (ovor SO and under 87 feet) Sloops (over" 87 and under 50 feet) Open Sloops (20 to SO feet) Prise valned at Sloops (under 18 feet) Prlie valued I at 30.

Cat Boats (under 20 Rrgatla to be sailed under Priies valu.d at ml of the be sailed by'any person whom the owner may Sloops and schooners under the new rules or suU area measurement, and Catbaats und SKIFFS MUST ENTER TIIB "ROUXD BOT mast bring their cerfaticato of rating with tbem, signed by the cclal measurer of the Southern Yacht Club, at the point on tha coast from which they hall, as under no ciroum uikw measured and rat to July 15, unless, in the opinion of the judges, tho deluy TWO BOATS OF ANY CLASS TO MAKE A days before the regatta. If this Is done, programme of tbe raoes, giving nasies then'uitedCwblond oria ie'woui d' be I possible. A schooner with large red flag at main tn (this nag win be displayed until 11 o'cl regatta day), will be used as home stake, i will be anchored In tbe channel about midv. between Waveland and Bay St. Louis.

Fourth Gun Ten be lore nrst gun. ouners and sloops started nmntea after third gun. lboats started by third in a napycaa launch one Ealboad wul RICHARDSON, Chairman. WEST END July. 6, EARL SISTERS, Greatest Trapeze Performers, contoi COLUMBIA GARDENS, BRAND COHCERJ EVERY EVENING Celebrated ConUnental Band.

BELLE OP THE COAST. MA Li MEALX and STELLA WILIS. Boats leave head of Canal street on SUNDAY, i. m. Tbe tin est resort for ra of age free' tl Jdienuudej Wenger's Theatre, Cor.

Burgundy and Customhouse Streets. Monday, June 19, MISS NELLIE MAGUIRE A.LBI1STI. Dcn't forget to see the Bgg and Bag trick i r. Alblni. Hear Miss Maes Ire In her origin songs.

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