4 ANIEL, CURHAN. . |Daniel C urran died Tuesday at hisresidence,1 *1 Spring, street, The deceased' was an old and respected resident of Rochester, and the father jofRev. D. J.lOurran, of Churchville. tThe fun|ral took place yesterdaymorning from the Cathedral and whs largely attended. Bishop McQuaidoccupied his throne, Solemn requiepimass was fcelebrated by the son bf the deceased, Rev. D. J. Curran bfChurchvill© with Revs J. E. and J. d. Hartley, deacon and sub-deacon.Fathers Stewart, Oberhol^er, O’Han-jon, Szadsfnski, O’Lorughiin, Quind, Murphy, Ej^e, M. J Cluney of Hob* 4oye Falle, j P. F. Bunphy and Frank O^Donoughue, C. M., of Philadelphia,Hendrick olj Livonia and many other priests occupied seats: in the sanctuary Solemn and! impressive music was liirnished by the choir. The bearerswere: D. 0. Feeley, Owen McCabe*Hugh Devift, R. H. Quinn, Franca Lyndon and, Patrick Bgan. R. I. P.| Base Ball. *We are indebted to Mr. 0. A. Leim-;ruber for several of hp handy pocket schedules. It is the best and cheapest schedule published!. To those in-rested in base bail it is just the ,IVing; small, neat andl compact. Any-)be wishing a copy Can procure one |dt the nominal sum of ten cents byBti