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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
Some interesting Items for Ell
 Ciassrs M Readers
india n Oepredations.

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustained through Indian depredations in Arizona and New Mexico will find 1t to their in- terest to communicate immediately with the undersigned in regard to the same, if they desire to take advantage 0f the laws recently passed by Congress 'o reimburse all parties who nave suffered such losses WM. 0. DWELL,
 Attorney-atL Prescott, Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
A Brilliant Success.

The receipt of five copies of the Min neapolis Tribune of different dates, at one delivery, is hereby acknowledged. IL Is little things like this that make us believe that when the poStmaster-gene- ral declares the mail service has never been better in the West he demonstrates his possession of head in shape and size resembling a Hubbard sGuash.- Peoria Transcript
 Yesterday afternoon engine No. 32, on the Atlantic & Pacific, Thomas Hamill engineer, blew up near Gallup, N. N. The engineer received bad scald on his left han1 Brakeman Hor- ner was badly scalded, and is not ex- pected to live, and Davis, the fireman. was also badly injured. The injured are now at the railroad hospital The cause of the accident was that boiler tube blew out, and was one of those ac- cidents which are hard to provide against.-Citizen
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
Tvpe-Settipp Machines vs. Typo

vpe-Setting Machines vs. Typo
 The type-setting machine has come to stay, and good many fear that the days of the typo are numbered. It Is not, the typo was here first, and Will re- main until the final blast upon the bu- gle horn of Gabriel resounds OCT hill and dale until the heavens are rolled up like q scroll of spring poetry. The type-setting machine may do much. It may let the type drop out of their boxes or paddle around in molten metal. but there are things which Ii cannot do. It cannot put on "sub, and attend base ball game. It can not use lower register notes, and yell out. "who's got take B l3 whats your last word" It cannot borrow sorts or -k. .. ces, or jeff, turning three inoi.Ies a. e l. 1t cannot hug the fat rack like a brother and borrow tine-cut. F ~a1r ,t CT, $ the telegraph editor. or believe une proof reader is descendant of old Mephisto. It cannot vote solidly against the paper it works for, or pune tuate matter correctly for literary gen fuses. It cannot grub-stake dismant- led fellow, or fit foot-sore pilgrim for the night. It cannot grow brain weary or paint the office blue because it catches galley toward morning. lt cannot leave its lunch basket where the editor can hold a midnight Orgie over 1t, or eliminate the orthographlc bone spasm from d sentence, giving elasticity. If cannot immortalize man by lgnor- ing what he did write, and inserting what he should have written. It cannot sing church songs evenings while throwing in type. or believe its dupes drew themselves up while being meas ured. It cannot, when the ghost walk E on Monday, and the lunch man Is paid, 20 forth hitting the ground Tn high places, to carminate the burg, or talk shop on the corner. It cannot do this, ar that. or these, or any of them. Sci ence may put fingers on type-settIng machine, but it cannot furnish 1t with brains or heart The typo Is here, and has his knitting with him.-Fort Worth Gazette
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
Iioyarn0rs PlcClam l. a
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xECUTIVF DEPART fEST,
 TEtaITHI I OF AR ZoNA,
 OFF CE ,F THE oN R (rk.

TE EtalTNI I or AK ZoNA,
 OFF Cc IF THE OVER F'i'.D To a whom tnes . os, nts may come. srlf r. <
 WnEHE ts, a'si -Fo,n 'i hat Niil.s r1"A Ya, irtira |. .. ur IT d n l'.i i.I r0u" y, - P, zonaa- point 0 inc e.a -tiH f t;h urt' rsrcE Ni ua'od about enc aud N&e qnh 'r iV les f n p.e.c. .0 S'4 10 n = u.he- Fac ne railroad. a- 'hep.g .l pf ire n of Decett- Der, A h lST
 :, " .her-fur. i (. ss y". .'iCk, g,ycr. nor of the Jeriltarv O -\4t .,la d. hy v.rf-' f { ne al!fuori'y ln me v. -fed. Up T D. oH T and pro.;aiI III @ r..W8fi ii al dr - tvl- lars = O. for lhe arr ,l '. con i-"H ie person or D r.. Is e.. m .tftr- Sii.t f'.U Uruer |, " t-ue>s Eher-.f a.tV- h TC1 t@ >tt ifiN
 ha.d ari c,used the gre al ot isT.Tl the erti.u'. - .,f .'ii '.--. 1' r. 1-
 .true ti r r>.. :h' t-plt ,, ''i l7;u .5ay 0i 1 .r- B.. a. SS- B he c prernHr
 WM C toSTE@,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
a0TICE 10 Tixa5YERS

ASSESSORS OFFICE, TAvAPAI COUSTYl
 IRE T A. T.. Eco i3 ISsA dce is hereb+ given shat ali p,I taxe for lSSs must b pait his spcin n the sS es sor. md ali p r 'oas liao.s to the tax ara no tiiet to T, p.rp trad to psg the sam. fs25D when called n on oy h . or 1T n ,lso ufies. NJ A.CaRRJEt. Assf ssor
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
aonday. the 16th Day of Apr'l. 1883
Goyef8or's Pf0Ciam loa.
iNCC' TIVE DEPARTM NT, TEI, -ITORY OF At'ZSS p FttE OF HE GOVERNOR

TER iTO8l OF At'Z'N-,
 OsFICE OF HE GOVERNOR To al wbosn th-sr pres his may co'n'' sr' 'e' : ing:
 WHEREAS. am informed th Cyrus Gr b. ble. tl.e sup riulenl n f the Niltu-e minr, tnd hiS guards, J shu Johnson and Shir4e7 Dooi.ttle, were b aiy murd rcd " some urkuown person Or D. n. 4pnu' e- zen Iniie. f-p,u Vul,urc, ard a'ar Nig@ Wi, MaricCpa @ ny, iT zona- Q fhe hig "' '"I 9h ips ., while e roItc lo PheHlx. Now, n r~iore, ], (. aeycr ZulcS, f'oYer- n,r oi iht Ter5to y of .rzonA, bE Nlrlue oi au hori Y in me Sc tei, do het'h' oilcr h1 -rnrj-lIa 4cwar. oi i've bu-vrtd do '.'rS (Sjl0) ;h- arrest lnt cony'r. ol me per on CT persons comm ing Sail mud r
 Tn Wjtn,s- Were. |, l have st> 'nJ { SEAL aaud a'd su>ed h. gre f ce"- c. '-' he Territory ' ae M1c' .'a '"' Done al Prescott, t..- aii.a., tn- Eli day Of March. < D. SSS.
 (. METEEZ LIOK. By the G veruo-
 WM..' z. FOSTER,
 tcti..y ~rorntary a' the Itrrst8rF.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
What Ir May Come 10.

\ Wabash avenue tradesman an- nOunces himself as "hOsier and glover" We shall have "shoer and booter" next, and as the fool-killer seems to be neg lecting his business, this sort of atrocity on the language we speak and write will continue Until We shall have "dry- goodser" have already noted the word "iruiterer" over the door of q man who has cucumbcrs, lettuce and rad dishes for sale We criticise women for palliating shams and iudulging i'll small weaknesses, and laugh at them in their eager pursuit of tlimsy tlip-faps. Men, up to certain standard. do as many foolish things. In this rapid age the good old English is dressed up as We see a trick elephant in the circus. It is twisted into deformity and put on parade for the purpose of attracting the moving throng to some boly's scheme.- Chicago Mail.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
THE CHAUTAUQUANS.
An interesting Session Hold Last
 Saturday.

The regular meetingof the Prescott Chautauaua Circle was held last satur day afternoon at the residence of Judge w. 0. O'Neill. Each member, upon re- spending at roll-call did so by quota ton from Byron This part of the pro- gramme proved very interesting, and the interest started at roll-call was sus- tajned throughout the whole exercises.
 The next in order was the questions propounded from The Chautauquan.
 Mrs. Bruce then read a poem by Rose Hartwick Thrope, entitled "The Station Agents Story" winch was read Tn Mrs Bruce's most happy manner
 A pamphlet on Art in Engiand' Scotland and Ireland" was read by Miss Amelia Rush.
 A n,ner on "Easter and the Eastern Customs of Different Countries, was read by Mrs. T. w. Otis, and was very interesting and instructive
 The current events Of the day came in for their share of discussion, and was participated in by the entire member ship.
 Mrs. A. F.. Foo,e then read an essay, which has been described by one Of the members as very beautiful Her sut- feet was ADrcams."
 Mrs. Judge Sumner Howard then read an article on the International Council" which was received with de- monstrations of favor by the Circle
 After d general discussion, 1t was de- termined that the next meeting of the society will be devoted mainly to Shaks- pere.
 After what had been considered by all participating as one of the most inter- esting sessions of the Circle ever held since its organization, the society ad- iourned, to meet next Saturday alter noon at the residence of Miss Amelia Rush, on Mccormick street, West fres- colt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
NoIiCe io settle.

|, err iG'" hf e Ia -" nrm Ci /, Ni'-1u * n ar eepectfuil rtqyt- d o4 ofic- and settle thCiF sc nIs if s p. ...c- - inE } 5Ae ticatu "f " /. = -n-, -,'. tuat-.rt in1 ' n' eos a' uH, strG .i ( .'t'u ?. ",It .ng uu )ti on or after n .., l>.. -> .lii s- h GG-f Ia oar --t ne ur c'' C inn. VI. z. il.SHH k co
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18

The largest line oi Gold and Silver American and Swiss watches; bearll- iul novelties in fine Gold Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, etc., and the har l. Somest line of presents, to be found m Arizona. GEO. II. CURRY, Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
Our Offer.

We have made arrangements with the proprietor of the San Francisco Weekly Chronicle whereby We can fur ni:h that paper and the WEEKLY JOCB- NAL-MINER for $46O per year Ca-n must accompany all orders. As tia present year will be an important ole politically, and d. the Chronicle Is the best paper published on the Pacific coast, this gives an opportunity to cIi- zens oi this county of procuring tine leading weekly of the territory, together with q mammoth metropolitan weekly, at little more than the cost 0! on". Send along your Eames accompanied by $4 Go to this office and get these two great papers.
 My Sporting department, consisting of Sh0t-Guns, Rifles, Pistols, all kinds of Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition, etc, IS complete, and goods are down at bed rock prices. Winchester Rifles are now down to SIS. Ii you want shotgun cartridges, try my "Blackbird" brand loaded, with the best powder, by a pa- tent process They are superior to a DiDtrr, ana cost you Dut Ff per JV'.
 Don't forget our Royal St. John Sew ing Machine Is now reduced to $35 cash.
 GEO. II. CURRY.
 When those dark spots accompanied by blurring and indistinct vision come before the eyes, do not strain and neg lect the bes, of all gifts, but Immediately go and have the proper spectacles ad- justed to your eyes. This has been ny speciality for ten years, and by the use of my Optometer, purchased .t large expense for this trade, all possibility of giving you q glass not adapted f"I your eyes, Is prevented. The use nt the Optimeter Is free to all customc!s. Price of spectacles range from Sl 70 Sj per pair GEO. H. CURRY.
 Mrs R R Blaine has just received a large variety of ladies' goods, including ourah Sashes, Fans. Corsage l" B"uque!S, Gloves, Combination suits-no two alike, Trimmings. etc. Fourth building north of r. O. flSu
 Three meals for Sl at the sherman House, formerly Dau Hats hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
Saturday the 2sth day ot April, 1888.

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
Notice Cf icmsgl 5i sGC9uai.

In the Probate e .r: |: mi f.- ' VI a
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
S5(D0 aEELR! !!

E offered by thc manufactur- CTS of Dr. Stages Catarrh Remedy. f1r a case of GataTTh m the Head WlL.n IEnN ,.snn.- c,.r..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-27

Movements of citizens and the Coming and
GsIpg of Strangers
Mr.. G. H. Harding, of Baltimore, Md,
is in the city.
@. F. Ketzshue and bride, of Middle
bourne, W. Va, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. U. B. Williams. q B & o. official,
of Grafton, was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. ]. B. Flster, the popular news
dealer of Weston, is al the Stsmm.
Mr.. 8 R Wells, q prominent window
yIass manufacturer, of hassillon, OHIO, is
at the McLure.
Misses Maggie and Title Hartosu, Of
AcKeesport, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Alex.
Ksnnen, of the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hirsh, of Chatts'
noogs, srs the guesss of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Gutmar, at 80 Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Gee. ". Martin aud daughter, Miss
George. Of B~rookfeld, No, are visiting
". A. Wilson, North Main street.
Mr.. Suydam leaves for home this ever
jsg. snd che will be accompanied by Ai~s
F1it.s, who will be her guest for some
time.
Mr.. Chss. ". List has returned from a
visit 10 Atlanta, GA. Il is understood
that Mr.. List will not pursue his stud'es as
= physician but will eater the Bank OF
Wheeling.
Mrs PIstoff Zane entertained q mum Der
of Isdiae at her residence in Pleasant Val
ley, Tuesday evening, at High Tea, IN
honor of Mrs. Suydsm, of Kansas CITY,
aud Miss Fritts, of Piainield, n. j., who
are the guests OF Mrs. Sam. P. Norton,
The srair was very elegant and was thor,
oughly enjoyable.
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WAY.
rho News Of the Day Poiptsdly Para
xtaphed for Hassy Resders.

rho News Of the Day Poirtsdly Para
graphed for Hassy Resdera.
The eight day Jewish holiday season
closed last night.
The Eighth ward Republican Club met
last evening tc organize o marching club
Col. BAaULEY, Of the Soma Of Veteran,
ven. up TO Psst'baTg yesterday, accom-
paid by his stat.
THE case OF Srider vs.. Thorpburs's
curator was on trail boforc Judge Boyd, 10
the Circuit Court. yesterday.
The Board of Commissioners net yestsr,
lay ~ ar Auditing C1nmittes to prepare
the routine business coming up at the next
meeting.
CHARLES WILSON. q West Virginian,
hss tesn lodged 10 JAIL q. Washington, Pa +,
On . charge OF stealing twenty sheep from
The flock of Arnold Bcos =, near Huston
vile.
JACOB RETTZ was yesterday appointed
guardian Tor Albsr,, Louis and Clara
Conrad, orphans Of Eums Conrad, de-.
oessed. Bond, 800; Charles Hirsch
surety.
CLERK Hook yesterday Issued marriage
licenses to Harry J Drommoud, Of Wheel
ing. aud Arms Boigbt, of Bsnwood, and
20 VIM E. Habig and Annie T. Lotz, both
OF Wheeling.
THE Harvest Home Festival will he
celebrated in the Eoglish Lutheran Church
uext Sunday. The msmbers oftae church
are busy in preparing decorations and
music for grand time, both in cnurch aud
Sunday school, on that day.
THE boat race between Muth and Hsb-
haricld comes off Saturday afternoon.
Muth is rowing in a different boat almost
every day now, while HAbbsrfsld, who
has not encountered any bsIges 10 far, Is
pulling 10 the same boat ali the time.
The exercises iooiient upon the second
DAYS celebration OF the seveEtieth ami
vsrsary Of the Washington ~Pr1sbytery,
ueld sc Upper Buff 10 church, were very
interesting and were listened to By large
audiences. The celebration was very
pleasant all through.
GOOD sized and apprsciative audiences
greeted Martin Hayden and his company
IN "A Boy Hero" at the Grand Oyer
House yesterday. The piece will con,
tiuus the remainder of the week and good
houses are assured Tue singing OF Miss
May Ward is q feature.
PROF. MULLEN has organized two large
dancing classes il Germans Hall, corner
Fourteenth and Market streets. Meet
Tuesday and Thursdsy of each week; IN
! thr afterno N from 5 10 . TOR MlaSe5 ana
| Masters, IN the evening from 8 20 10 for
! ladies and gentlemen. Pupils can enttr
any OF these classes at any time.
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BADLY HURT.
ARunaway Horse Almost Csusesthe Death
of John Sentllr ger.

ARunaway Horse Almost Csusesthe Death
of John Sentlir ger.
John SsntliDger, driver for G. Mendel q
Co., met with q serious and probably fatal
accident yesterday afternoon. He was
driving down 10 the west aide Of tho Pan
Handle depot when a train going past
frightened the horse attached TO the deliv-
cry wagon. He was looking around at
the time and the horse starting of Sudden
ly had the effect of throwing him down
on the shafts. HIS foot caught in the
lines and on a step and in this manDer the
unfortunate msa vas dragged some dis
lance, his head striking on the cobhle
stones at every leap of the scared animal.
II was at last stopped and Mr.. Sent
Iinger, in au urcons'i 'ue condition., was
taken to the Office of DR.. Hupp, where the
wounds were dressed aud he was made as
comfortable as possible, after whic b he
was taken 10 his home on Fifth street.
His head was terribly cut and one of his
hands crushed, besides otbsr injuries. HIS
condition WAS quite serious last night, but
the doctor tbinks Re will pull through oil
right if Inflammation Of the brain Can be
prevented.
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GEN. GDFF AND TIE LABORING
CLASSES
A Fsw Pertinent Ou.'tlons Asked b Gen.
eral by u Correspondent.

A Few Pertinent Qus'tlons Inc Cen
eraI by u Correspondent.
General: You are the Republican nom
inee for Gov,r1or, and ~ such you are
,upp sed to be posing 81 the trend
~cosfnpion OF our people who work IN u
mills, factories, shops, mines, ana "ner-
ever labor is performed. As sncd u
mouthsd champion of the worklogmeu's
interest in this State, you will not object
Z, answering the following gu 'ssious, as
Your ans yer may materially aid you IN
your effort to capture the vote of tbs work
ing classes in this Stat:
You are estimated by pobtc opinion aud
Duollc rumor to be worth one-quarter OF
million Of dollsro, Now, how many, II
nv, Of these quarter OF q million oil dol
lars have Won got invested in any manu-
featuring establishment in Wheeling?
How many, if any, Of these dollars have
Won got invested in manufacturing enter
priseJ in the State outside OF ONO coun-
ty? How many, il any, have yoa invested
in coal mines now being worked In the
Stat? Have You got a single dollar In
vested in anything ut oil that gives EN-
n,or 10 our mechanics, artisans, mill
men, miners, laborers of all grades, glass
manufacturing employees, and IN any kline
Of busioess?
1t is said that you hold many mortgages,
for money loaned By you to the people o;
| Harrison cCunty, and that You W q
bank, U 8 bonds, O magnificent home
palsce, but it is not said BY anyone that
your dollars give employment to a single
wsoevorksr IN the State Of West Vireioia
I imagine that all the interest you have
now, or have ever bad in the working
~classss In this city and State, was In the
deception you practicsd in your speeches,
in order To get their votes. Your whole
life, politically shows this conclusively.
A tree ia known by the fruit it bears.
| Your iuteres. for the lsboring classes il
manifested in the investments of your
money. Suppose all the capitalists OF this
State were to do with their money as you
have done with yours, would there be O
mill, factory, or anything else in the way
| of manufactures in cur city and State, to
give employment, and bread and butter,
or homes. toour laboripg psople9 Certainly
not. We're you ever known to answer q
letter written to you since you have been
in Congress, by q workipgmaD?
again ask the question: Whist inter
eat have you in the ~ageSorker outside OF
his voteP The w~orkingmsn should know
shcss money helps them before they cast
their votes. WAGEWoRRkR'
Wheeling, Sept, 25, 1888.
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Smuggling Canadian Blankets.

PHILADELPHIA. September 26.-Uuited
States Up .cisl treasury agents Marcus Han.
lon and John O'Nsill, yesterday ,eized .
shipment of 81 bales Of wool consigned to
Thomas Lee & Co., wool merchants, and
upon examining the bales several Of them
were found to contain q couple Of fine
Eoglish blankets. The wool has been
shipped from Hail im & Lfdder, Of ToroD-
to, Csnsds, to Thos. Lse & Co., over the
Lehieh Valley railroad by way Of hsjors'
The duty on wool is 10 cents per pound,
while the duty on WOODEN blankets is "a
cents per pt uud and IS per cent. ed valor-
EN-. TIE Custom House officials seized the
entire cargo and notified the District At
,orney TO bring action agsiust the firm of
Thomas Lse & Cc.
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BEN 9dustisem.nts.

"a ANTED "A GIRL TO DO eEy,n-.
w housework. Must know how 10 c,.tt
Reference required. Apply q this once 10
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AN AMERICAN
VINO II Connected With the white Chspsi
Murders.

WIN IN Connected With the white Chsps'
Murders.
LONDON, September 26.-Ths Coroner
in summing up at the inquest in the cass
of The last woman found murdered IN
White Chapel, stated to the jury that
.bo,,lv after the details Of the last sitting
# The Jury had been published, the sub
curator Of tie Eoglish Pathological Muse
nm had ioto -med him some months EGG
an American had visited him M asked
him 1.-THE sub -curasor) to procure . NUMBER
Of soecimebs of the uterus. The VISITOR
stated that he would willingly pay twenty
n uads zach for specimens, bis oDlect %
,np 70 issue an actual specimen viii escn
copy of q book upoa which be was the
The ~snb-curstor promptly informed the
spplicaut that it would be impossible 70
c5mply with his request. The American
still urged the feasibility of procu ing the
and said he wanted them pre-
served in glycerine instead Of spirits to
keen them fsccid. The request bad been
repsst d at another institute. Tbs sub
curator had promptly Informed the Scot
lsrd Yard authorities OF the face IN nis
possessiop. The Coroner expressed the
hope that greater publicity would tend to
eIue;oste the mystery; that the publics-
ton of these fact in the American press
would assist in throwing light on the sub
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LABOR DAY.
Arrangements Being Completed for lts
Celebration.

Arrangements Being Completed for Its
Celebration.
Labor Day this year, occurring on Sat-
urdsy Of this week, will be Celebrated by
the bigsest procession ever seen in the
city on an occasion Of this kind. All the
labor organic ltious interested in the mat
ter intend to Guido each other in the way
Of q turnout and display, and some start
ling results may b, looked for. Most OF
toe boys are working on the quiet and not
giving swsv juss what they are going to DE-
and that will make the turnout that muc1
more novel.
The Committee of Arrangements hsVe
all the details pretty we'll ia band and
everything will, no doubt, PISS of smooth
". All the hr lss bands IL this vloinl'y
for seySrsl miles about have hssn engaged
and there will be lots OF music.
The Iiruic at the Park viii also be a
monster affair, and as all &irds of smuse-
rn.nls pave been arranged for, the after
noon will prove a highly enjoyable n for
those who GO out.
Ii is understood that q number OF bnsi-
ness men and merchants have dec ded to
make trades displays ~ ths procession and
this will no dOuht prove quite a feature