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New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

AupunS Ala Sept 3, lssl-I nm an old pharmacist ana ana
, had 10 do largely blood diseases for over twenty-five
years dealt NIL kinds Of blood pniihers ana 40 nos
hesitate 10 say Swfs specific the best and has given
more general satisfaction IN N any other nave ever
Last young student came 70 my STORE ns %
covered with sores | recommended = y ~, lie took Only
ree bottles and the disappeared his throat healed up
and his AZ m cleared on HIS flesh was smooth ana Hrsn
that of child and he has gained ten pounds seassy
Lncw him when he returned after an absence
IL laincd 10 be renewed besh and spirit nunDer Oh
other eases lie have under my observauo
@ ali with the best results Swifs specific Is an exeeehs
tonic and anlote for malaria has no superior MAN,
ie arc using il as debility, and nnd VIZ
,,"st SATISFACTORY one ever used have been dealing y
swift Specific for years and am atsnea ~'
do not place 100 n'sn "n eS''H"'' "p'" g. w. DIXON.
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
Atlanta Ga
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

Cry IsLANp.-Thc Republican Association rcor-
qanizcd last saturday Tor the coming four years.
Il. Franklin Wood was elected president. Pelham
was one of the few towns IN WcStchcster County
which reduced the Democratic majority OF four
years ago.
I,ASriNGs-UPoV- V-lIupsoN.--E. s. Mills, James J.
Trainor, James g. Austin. John g. Curtis and Will.
lam Stcckort have been appointed board OF
health.
PgruAMvurr.-D Daniel Gongham. n trackman of
the Now Haven Railroad. was instantly KILLED by
a train. lie was about ilty-ivc years old, but had
no lamlly.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

.,,, nav When the prisoner smoke of the accusa.
uon Uay. ,,nv V a,ilc me- from home and place me
tSH t%i nas"m %ay walls sf HE WIFE hndsos
Of light complexion burst into scISs"i bS yc"utsn
cries and was led ont Of the ny All down
S%rsy ew s@I moments "D % and then renewed h'
appeal to the judge He acc"iSa r. tnS 'Ths Judge @
III rns,,nsni James 81 Brady, said few words anu
rrolonei Fellows made q brief reply. judge Cowing
rearrycd his dcrision.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Celebration of Thanksgiving Day ohservanccs. -
Yale Princeton football match, Polo Grounds, 2:3o
p .. -, ..-., =,
University Of Pennsylvania Wesleyan football match,
Metropolitan Park. 1890 q. m
Rutgers stevens Institute football mntch, hoDokeh'
1890 a. m. .. 49, 49,. 49,. -,
New.York Brooklyn baseball match Washington Park,
BROOKLYN y. m -
Manhattan chess club tournament, r. m. - .
American Athletic Club Hatriers meeting, Catlstadt
y. !. - .. - ...., 49,.
Grounds 10 a. M
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
MAYOR EDISON MAKES A DENIAL.

Mayor Edison SAID TO TRIBUNE reporter yester-
day: There was article III The Ercnth0 T0d
yesterday which contains some statements that are
annoying and unjust toward gentleman who is
entirely innocent of any wish for present promo
ton Ii is twice stated that those who circulate
ruInors as TO probable nominal Ons TO office by the
MaVor. conjecture that General Shaler ~ 10 be ap
pointed a cOmmissionorshp in some other depart
ment. aud that DR.. Cyrus Edison Will he appointed
70 The position now held by General Shaor IN the
Health Department Dr. Cyrus Edison is physi-
clan. and therefore prccluded by Law from holding
that posltiOn.V
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
LAWYER pLEADs FOR HIMSELF.

Alexander ~ Reavey, the lawyer who was con-
virtpd un Tuesday of grand larceny IN obtani ing
sv5h i,ol, client for whom be did nothing but
make o,,t a summons, made Iona argument yeB-
tsriay bcfuie Judge Cowing on motion ioi new
vial. lie wae surrounded by s,onp OF meno1,s .n
NJ Ihe bat, itjs eafnestnos. brought tears W the
Sses AT hia old friend Adjutabt j. Gould Warner
tke adopied soa Of the Veterans of lsis, WHO
annually ral.os the naa at the battery on Evaeus
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
MP. OLNEY's ELABORATE DINNER.

District Attorney Olney is to give dinner on
doInb r. Marine. The dinner. it is understood. is
TO be at the Manhattan Club and is to be one OF he
most elaborate affairs that has been known in this
city recently. The judges of the General Sessions;
members of the press will probably be present as
Mr. Olney's guests. An elaborate bill OF fare mas mas
been prepared. and no care or expense mas peen
shared TO make the occasion an enjoyable one.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
TROUBLE ABOUT CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.

President Herick of the Produce Exchange gave
notice nj fhe first call Yesterday that and after
tomorrow the quotations Of the Chicago Board OF
Trade would not be furnished over he wire OF the
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company; lhis US Oh
account of The action of the Chicago Board, (which
gave notice to tine " cstcrn Union Company amonfh
ago that II would not supply the market quotations
them from the bucket shops" THIS the company
were unable to do as stated III last Tuesdays
fhc "buckcf shop" people obtained restraining the
Western Union from rcmov ing the "tckers
olrcady in the bucket shops" The president OF
dav irving TO make arrangements for the trans
initial of the quotations of the Board over some
other line than the Western Union. IL was
R1nkers and Merchants Company If arrange
ments are made with some other company than me
Western Union the quotations will be teeeraphed
to the New-York Produce Exchanged ana !nere
man.folded and distributed among the members.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
nnowNrp N THE oowANus CANAL.

uuyh r. Csmpbnll a brother of Congressman
Felix Campbell and Police Superintendent Patrick
Campbell of BROOKLYN, was found drowned In the
Uowauus Canal yesterday morning. lie was IN
ua,inn,alip with his brother Felix at No. ~ john
st, AZ ho did not appear at the oihce on tuesday
his brother sent TO hip home NJ, y llalsey-nl,
,fookyp. aud learned that he had lcit hone ~ ,he
discovered. Al \ w. IA, yesterday the capital ~ u
tupboat found the body near tho Tbifdsei, bridge.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
A cHILDI

f,Heti6s %, sest -, ss,=siy iuis sss nsw ss1ss
sssfs ea Bisse sat whea bsbe ihee wttks With whst I'VE
aae,gs eaea ee2ens heenniHs he hta sni sts,asbs
spFeaas eve We whee hw,, w. waa e ea iet hse tet
~ Wep Nv tssieas hFsieAHs Hthess set sah ue h''s
ne, heab gss egnpipteF bsea dawn Aheal ress sse
wss lniHeeh W Rsp aa h seiis sppae anh lWe he''es
epgld hasa saaHa and wei aaa 'hege has beR ne ssa
g,t,gu al the dlseaso b, " HnLMbs,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-Senator John A. Logan,
~ Illinois - Grand Hotel-Maor-Gcneral John VI
schofeld and Brigadier General Alfred H. Terry, u =
Army Hoffman House Lieutenant Governor David
"a Iiiii of Enira - Hotel B,1tnsricl-Capain Bow
ling and Frederick Archer of London Ne'c. io'E
Hofei-Railroad Commissioner Virgil Powers oi Geor
Gin - Westminster Hotei-IrOfessor Peter ;. Niche. OF
West Point ... G2sey House-Colonel A. ii. Belo, OF
he GnIr Ircsfn Nrra
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
TIE GOVERNMENT GETS SOME GLASS.

The suit Of the Government against tlnrty-fvc
eases of plate glass. in which f. \. Boyd x sons
importers of glass, are the claimants has been ON
trinl for several DAYS before judge Shipman aud n
iury in the United States District Court, ana re-
suited yesterday in u verdict for the 6ovcrnlncnt
The firm according 10 the testimony ior the prose
cution had contracted TO furnish eighty-one cases
of glass containing about 5000 square icet, Tor
the United states building 1T Phladelphla. AZ
they used imported glass from their own slock th,y
the place of that used by the Government. They
wroic for permit for the admission of twenfy-ninc
cases in May, 1858 but the cases II Is alleged con
famed Vi 0OO souarc feet These cases were ad-
mItted and the firm wrote for permit Tor thirty-
five cases more be brought in by the Alaska last
.June. The permit was granted, but the cases were
examined on their arrival by Inspectors Ilngle,
Martin and Brackctt, and found to contain $1,000
square feet. J he goods were stopped and the pres
cnt snit brought to condemn them for fraud on the
part of the importers. The members OF the irn
have also been indicted for their transaction in the
same matter.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
NEW.IERSEY

MISUNDERSTANDING NJ. Price has been elected
president of the Railway National Bank in place of
Abram f. Shotwell, resigned
BriIrvittF-The rolls in the WoOdslde Steel
Works have shut down.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Essex County Hunt will hold
meet nj :3O II. M. to-day and will be ioinei by
hnntsnien from other localities IN riding across
country after the FOX.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
bell was forty-two years Of age, and left q widow
ROBBING A PENITENT1ARY
THE ESCAPE OF PRISONERS IN BROOKLYN FOL
LOWED ny A BURGLARY


LOWED ny A BURGLARY
Following close upon The escape. OF two expert
burglars from the Kings County Pcnitentiafy, h
Brooklyn. last week. came yesterday q smooess,u ,
robbery of the Office of the Bay State shoe an9
Leather Company. in the Pcnitcntiary grounds' aiu
incoeed IN the wall surrounding, ": .,a
rear wall of the shop Ia the wall Of ,e feni,cnd,sy
grounds on tho north, aud rows oi Unto" WIN, wiz" ",
IN the wall give light In tho sbops 70 iowor,d ad W
the windows IN about eight feet from tno ei""hu.
Tho warden found that two or tho paf,l
cach mn inch IN diameter, had been snWrtun
on aud pnlicd out, 40 that m"m o".as a.
pnsa through llo thought tnat ", Wi
Tor hn purpose Of an eecapc of piitonoir no o,h I'LL
ON guard with his revolver untl lr saw ,no Wnen
man of The Hay State Company, Iho'nn' ls'on P's.
on tho outside. ha way ho'ne, h'o" ro na'a - a, ~.
knew all about the matter AT o'o,oos' ~" ,Inn T
dan auurly demanded why he hhd not sn"n
notice and Reed stupidity sad ho had thc lirs % 10
look after When the clerks 9 ihe hay sl'v III, H.
many arrived they found that the uesh ~, Wv
of,ce mad been robbed of 80. 100. The desk must
have been broken open with an axe ne ,''oooS na
was there TO nav the 800 outside worRhieh, ei,i-
nl0ved i'm the shops, and was LETT in u aesh;
Reed said that everything was az iiPh,, d, '' by
n m Int an hour later he discovered tIe prS cut
ont of the window. He is smp'e OLD man, VINO o
has been employed as keeper ana watcnniaah 10, Iot
seventeen years. When the burglars escaped iast
week, Reed saw them, but did WnJn W4.mJinp
TO hinder their escape, III .Wardehi
Green had not discovered the condition OF
the window some of the convicts wonid undoupt-
cdIy have escaped when they entered the shoe-shop
for work. The matter was investigated yesMieihay' M 10y
The poce theory that keed IOunu .nc ! puI
glars at their work and they frightened hlm ih'o
saving nothing about the matter
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
CrORCE ZONES TO BE ARRESTED.

A warrant was issued yesterday by Justice Smi'n, IT,
George e. e0 jones'. proprietor of The Times for
libel the sworn complaint S Of hom,s I 1Se H~n
Wote pcnort,, who charges that the following re-
marks We're published in an editorial in Ihe Times
Tuesday, .,.
Mr. Louis r. Haver, the publisher or thompson ba'as 20
ever dodgcd an indictment or invited the mia Justice
of a boot. The exposure made OF nm, anu vi @ ms
methods of hlackmail, by The Times, some
months ago would have forced anybody else in inc same
line of business change his name dye MS alr anu
sort 10 n new swindlc But Havcr keeps straight on I'D
his bad old way The Grand Jury ought to be aoic 10
find an indictment that will hold him.
1t is claimed by the complainant that this is a
malicious publication, and it exposes HIM 10 iiatre9,
rdicule and obloquy, and tends to inure hln IN ms
business and occupation, etc. The e, warrant was
placed in the hands of Sergeant Cahi OF tne couI.
ex-Judge Fullerton Is retained for the prosecutioh
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Poisoned by - Nsrse.

Some eight years ago was noocuaied with poison by
nurso who my babe with blood ,ant Tho ito CHILD
fingered along until about twoyoars old whom It's little
life yielded 20 the fearful poison For six long years.
have suffered untold misery covered with sores ana
ulcers from head to foot my great extremity prayed
To die language express feelings of woe during
those long years had the best OF medical treatment
Several ply successfully treated me- bu M To no pur
noac Tho Mercury seemed tD add uo to tho
awful flame which wa devo.Iln. ne W months Ro
$4 KN 4; #:
felt hope again W" sP,"s ~
much Tor medical treatment lha we were 100 poor to ony
OH the agony of that mOmcnt Health anu mppnrsswnn
your rclch but poor e. grasp H. hppci nowe'cr w.
those who able aud Wiling 10 heip me- anu INV
Swifts specific, and am now noinh anu wen DUO " 4:
non,en,aas, biessng of The age Mrs. T. W. LEE,
'"oS'e"'N'' 0reenyille, Ala
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
srArrN Island.

The inmates Uf the Sailors snng fiatbnt the
county Ahshousp. the county Jan, the s. ". Smith
tiUns n have feast Ul tnthpy ahA ehuee eatables
h-hhtl
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
JERsEY CITY

Edward F. Mcdonald. who is charged with as
saulting and threatening to Kill Henry Mahnken,
Editor of The HHdson County Dispatch appeared be-
fore Justice Lowy yesterday, and gave bail in
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
RRODkIYN.

Mayor Low yesterday expressed himself as op-
posed TO the proposed general increase in the pay
of public school principals, which thc Board OF
Education has under consideration
George Lorimer age six, of No. 3}3 Stockton-st,
was instantly killed Yesterday afternoon ut Myrtle
ave and Broadway, being run over by n wagon be-
longing to the De ab Avenue Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
A QUARREL ABOUT PIE AND GRoG.

Thomas Baker, n weathcr-beaten seaman, who
has been boatswaIn of the steamship Princlpia,
was tried Yesterday before Judge Cowng on "a
charge of assaultng john McCarty, 2 fireman on
the vessel The prisoner testified thdt lie saw 'pe
fireman trying TO stea his coat and struck hun On
that account. McCarty, however, SAID that the
Original cause Of the quarrel was that the captain
bad stopped the crows grog because PIE lau
been stolen McCarty accused Baker of stealing
the pie, and subsequently Baker struck McCaiY
several blows on the head with u Delaying pin.
lie was found guilty and sentenced ~ the State
Prison for IOuI years
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
ALONG TIE SOUND.

Observation-Disclosures, Bailey Il Itutchinsons =
large giraffe died on Tuesday night at the winter
quarters, of heart and lung affection.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
MONEY DUE FROM sTREET-CAR LINES.

Mayor's Marshal McDcrmott Is now engaged IN
o,enarinr "A statement of the respective amounts
dne from each of the city surface railway coinpa-
nes for licenses for their cars. This Is IN accord
the case of the Broadway and Seventh Avenue
Railroad Company. In the case of that road there
is due license fees for nearly twenty years. MI.
McDermott saws that none OF the city
railroads with the exception of the Sixth
aud Ninih-aye. lines have neglected to pay
Tie license fees for their ears. The lee rs 700
annually Tor each car. I'm one or two cases, how
ever. The companies have paid lump sum for their
franchises and in the case of Others the companies
claim to have received their franchises direct from
The IeQlslature and are under no obligation to the
civ 1he amounts collected III the aggregate, now
ever the Marshal thinks will amount TO large
ann annually.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

Earl g. Wilson's short-band' Collars and
bcad. edge Guns are the bcst sold evcryw whore.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNATAC
sunrtses 65S setN43l doon set. O47 Nosn'stss ~ 10
HIGH wATES TO-DAY.
/H-srrdy Hook 2.OS Go-. Ihl'1i. 246 He'll Gata 30
HV.-sanay Hcek. 236 aev IIl.hd. 1913 ucll cate 0O4
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

Genuine Hons Malt Extract has ssnanrc OF Joan
nccs ~ every bottle lndorsrd D.
al general debility Beware OF limitations
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
" NIP'TIN TIE Bud y

"NIP'T IN THE BUD"
aad 10 .av thing attans to nothing more than
N fair 10 other hand matter Tor
GRADUATION that gro evil things may be also
promptly frustrated large proportion OF the cases OF te
OF dscose sumption-nave
their inception catar Dr sages Caarrh Eemsdy
peasant soothing and eectual. Try It. IL has curol
thousands. All druggists.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE CAFE of the Hoffman
House and other nstantane0us) OF Newlork anu
vicinity. Rook"oop ~ oh'oh '4u'io'
"ROrGH on DENTIST" Tooth Powder, Fine,
Smooth Cleansing. Refreshing, Prcservauve loc
"Rough Corns," for COrns, Bunion, loc.
Sealskin Garments, leading fashionable styles,
,ennne Alaska skins LONDON drcsscd perfect fitting ee
sanity nshe al lowest possible prices for strictly reliable
Sealskns, Wholesale and retail. - ,oo ,,.-.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
MAsnN Ann MrrtAyr N O0n RoOM.

ibe w. Mason was ~ police Headquarters again
tlstttiar, aud hjcnt sUne hOuis IN plthsant
iHNtetsailan with t8hn Mr' ate eeaftline ne enn-
iesi s,heh ihpt hte ib Whep ~ tie tunits iur me
ulilee Di | 0iieA thiNnissUnet " Was ttihtnt tnht
ihl,r eiHsp iiienishiu ~ tNpbiI tth,s stahphs
saip upteNiai hraiipl iMibssihlp, qhi 'ht5 ttnt
~ 4 sllaN NJ m'M hesiiit iOWail pgth uihtf
ifth lldmpA w hp ~ rNsspsslWN " 'hr ''tAshipi
,nan,, Whllh Ms Masnn fpNnNh alone Ntfhhs w
MI Mel llafgs appointments lhe Ntsb w 'hp iNNh
Nas pa,itMnud Nn ln, ihn Vse ni hNiN lnpN; ,,
~ Aidernan,r said Mr: Mason, ahlin'slNH Mfi
NeCla,a Uhtil a decision 10 lnaphpi w oni NAsh
iayn no uljpptiun To- having Aon occupy 'hv '"'N
""uaionol,n Mr MoClaye replied, Z" ! shat tee glad
40 have YOU sit here with mo aud glNo me auNlse -,
h Mr. Mason SAID TO reporters that no Wnuii sun
seek to pcrlor the duties O treasurer oi INC hoa'u
BECAUSE even il Mr.. MoClave was connIisslou'f
lo had not been legally elected treasurer MI NC
ClaVc said that his election was legal, ana Iuat nc
had filed the necessary bonds. President french
s,id that Mr. McClayes bonds would he accepted
Ly the Controller, and Mr. McChIe would
Le tbe oaly recognized treasurer OF the Board.
While Mr.. Mason might protest. there would hG no
delays In the regular transaction oi business lho
force ~ to he paid OH as usual on Monday ana
MIR. McClavc will sign the pay rolls.
COMMISSIONER Porter presided IN inc trial room
Yesterday. In his role of sClaiming -to-bc-C COm-
inisslonor." Mr.. Mason went to the room and sat
Vcsdo General Porter for a few minutes.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
1ai Icxngton.aye. between . IN and Jgth .t,
Hours y to l. , toll Diseases Of tho Nervous SySton
Genito. L rnary organs. Impotence and steriily
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
INSPECTING WEST SHORE PROPERTY.

A party of grain aud flour merchants ana other
men ,ers OF the Produce Exchange yesterday ailcf,
,,oon by invitation of Charles q. EDDY, ircight !
iralno manager OF the New-iork, West shore ana
Eunaln Railroad Company, assembled nj !icr No.
I No,th River and, taking the cOmpdnys ferry
boat New6rg proceeded tho 10 ifa ac c
tics of the railroad ut that point.
Among those present Mere j: IL; nerneK' GneK
chairman of the Iizhtcrage Committee; j. T.. linl,
ziger chairman of the Grain Gommlttee; Le1nard ara
and Joseph NJ. Hazetine &. K. liickox H. Is. He
bert Benjamin Logan c. Watson. L. i. Buxton
Eadcllf Baldwin, of Austin, Baldwin, ~ Co;, >. g.
Force, General Passenger Agent Henry Monett,
Herbert Coving Edward Mars, X. !. underhill,
and h. +. Hopkins. After sailing along the water
front owned by the company at Weehawken
(which is over two miles long, and taking gen.
eral view from the river of the GS3 acres occupied t
tbis point for the of the railroad, the party
landed passed through the two large warehouses
full of freight, examined the new pier 2,Ooo icet
long on winch $50 cars can he handed III day'
looked through the handsome passenger depot,
glanced over the fifteen miles OF sde-tracks ana M
spected the site of the grain elevator to he built III
the coming year.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

Broadway, 4th-ave., 9th and 10th sts.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-16

The prime object OF BLAINE's Ohio
campaign, was a grand sweep-out Of all
opposition. He was the beloved GAR
YIELDS prime minister, and precipi-
6ated a false issue in a stale where he
had great personal popularity and i'm
nense family influence. He expected
to carry The state by $4,000 majority-to
avalanche things as he did at Chicago,
and the result is that out of p vote of
some 100000, he will fail to get $1,000 ma
!jority. To claim it as a triumph by Re
publicsns, is simply cheeky impudence,
and the Democracy, with their 10000
West Virginia majority, can feel a con
adence in substantial facts, that dy-
nantes magnetism to the eternal bow
vows.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-16

THE twelve gentlemen and three la
dies who met on Tuesday evening in
this city as a Prohibition club, were a
little previous in the their resolutions to
submit questions to all the candidates
to be voted for Mt the November election.
If the candidates to be INTERCEPTED act
wisely they will pay no attention to the
questions to be submitted TO them. IL
the Prohibitionists would devote their
whole efforts to the n subject-temper-
a~nce-they would be entitled to a re-
spectful hearing, bat whom they turn
their attention to gambling and the en-
forcement OF the Sunday laws they will
.sbite Off a good deal more than they can
chaw." Every N knows that the laws
are enforced in this county regarding
the Sabbath and gaming, SO far rs viola
lions come to the Knowledge Of the Off
cials, and the mayors court proves the
fact that drunkenness is punished here
daily. 1t might BIO well for these over
jealous fifteen To attend strictly 10 teln-
perance and prohibition without shout
aering the whole criminal code Of The
state, which will no doubt prove q
srsatsr urthsn than they can bear.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-16

DIR. \. VI. Go HAN has just returned
from an eie%ctioneering trip over the
state, and he says NORTON will beat
WASH JoN 5 badly. He thinks WASH
will not get away With enough votes to
make even u respectable showing. 1t is
afunny race between WASH and Nor
ton Neither expect to be elected, but
both are making efforts to leave the
other in the shade. NORTON has the in
side track, and WASH will come in be-
hind, pulling and blowing, like a handy
legged contrsband following a circus
DrOCessiOn,