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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10
pon.r, "A. coleman Assigns

IrpANoy, PA, August 9--Robert H.
Coleman. the iron millionaire, has exc
cuted a deed OF assignment to his broth
er.in-law. Archibald Rogers, OF Hyde
park. n. Y, and Henry T. Kendall, OF
Reading. Pa, Vice President OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Trust, both Of whom have
for over year been managing the es-
tate. The document Is general deed
Of assignment, bearing the signatures
Of Robert II. Coleman and his vile,
Edith E. Coleman, aud transfers all the
property to assignces in trust. except
Ing Mrs. Coleman's personal estate.
The liabilities will approximate s5,-
900 COO and II Is claimed they will eH-
coed toe assets. Mr. Colemans Interest
IN the Jacksonville. Tampa, Key west
railway has brought him to the verge
of financial ruin. The several suits IN
stituted ou occount OF alleged hypothetl-
cation Of s4OO, 900 worth Of the bonds OF
the road by Mr.. Coleman ss well 80 con-
tInued losses and inability N pay inter
est. compelled him on January 2l, 1871,
"a morrow 100000 from the Penna
T,nst Co. which was followed on FEB
ruary 81. 1891, by another forced load
az 81. zoo. 900 and 3 mortgage on June
%. 1892. for see, 500 for isterest remain
ing due AID unpaid.
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MENTAL exhaustation and brain fatigue
Promptly cured by Bromo-Seltzer.
LABOR DAY.
Tho Committee On Arrangements Holds
Another Meeting,

Another Meeting,
The general committee on arrange
ments for the celebration OF Labor Day
on Saturday, August 26, held another
meeting last night at Trades Assembly
Hall. A Communication was received
from Manager M. r. Wolf, Of the c. D.
and P. Telegraph Company, Offering the
free use Of a telephone on the Fair
Grounds.
The subcommittee on privileges was
instructed d to furnish diagram OF the
picnic grounds for the next meeting.
ENCOURAGING reports were received re-
garding the foot race, which promises
TO be one OF the best features OF the
day. A freman's race was also dis
cussed, but was allowed to drop. In
the bicycle race the entrance fee was
fixed at 81, and chairs will be given as
first and second prizes.
A subcommittee was Instructed TO
arrange for the construction OF AS
foot dancing platform for the colored
people. 1t was also decided TO purchase
7 barrels or s4 dozen glasses from the
Elson factory in Martins Ferry, the
glasses to be the permanent property OF
the Assembly.
The Secretary read communications
from a number Of locals, accepting In
vitstlons to participate in the parade.
In order TO make it the biggest event
of the kind in she history OF the city,
resolution was adopted recommending
that tht Trades Assembly appoint COM
uittees to personally visit locals In the
vicinity Of the city and rye their CO.
operation and participation In the
narado
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10

Earned runs, Pittsburg 6, Chicago D.;
two base hits, Van Haltren, Smith, Gum
bert: three base hits, Stencil, Dahlen
sacrifice hits, Donovan, Beckley and Terry,
Dahlen. Anson and Decker; stolen bases,
Donovan. Smith, o. Bierbauer, Wilmot,
Lange; first on balls, of Terry, 4; on
Hutchison. 8; struck cut, Decker, Parrott
Hutchisou, 9; time. 240: umpire, Hurst
At Brooklyn, Brooklyn beat New be-
cause Baldwin pitched poorly and received
very bad support Attendance $50. New
York Z. Brooklyn s. Earned runs, 2 and
/; errors, and 4; hits, 10 and IL; pitch
ers, Baldwin and Stein. Umpire, Emslie.
At Baltimore, by good hitting in the
sixth and seventh innings the Quakers won
the game. Attendance 1850. Baltimore
3, Philadelphia @; earned runs, and 4; er-
rors. Baltimore g.; hits, ~ and 9; pitchers,
Hawke, Mullane and Weyhingi umpire,
McQuade.
At Cleveland, Cleveland had very little
trouble in winning both games. Attend
auce $500. Cleveland 4, Louisville 4.
Earned runs, 3 and l.; no errors; hits, .
and II; pitchers Cuppy and Rhoades.
Second game, Cleveland 9, Louisville l..
Errors, Cleveland ,, Louisville2; pitchers,
Young and Menefee; hits, IL and 4; UNI
pire, Lynch; earned runs, and l.
At Washington, Boston took the third
game Of the series by batting Stockdale in
the early part OF the game. He was sue
ceeded by Maui, who pitched good game,
but il was too late 10 catch up. Attend
ance. lob. Washington, 2; Boston. 3.
Earned runs, Boston 2; errors, and / ;
hits, and 9; pitchers, Stockdale, Maui
and Nichols; umpire, Gaffney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10
Enrthar EnrlI.h Comment.

LONDON, August 9.-Commenting 9. this
afternoon on the message President
Cleveland presented yesterday, the Pail
Mail Gazette says: president Cleve-
lands trenchant document shows very
clearly the evil effects OF the. mad legis-
lation OF 1890, and especially as there
were no internal or natural economic
causes operating toward the creation of
the financial depression lately existing" :"
The Westminster Gazette says: The
message is more reliable for what it
omits than for what il contains. Al
though President Cleveland is on safe
ground in recommending the repeal of
tue sherman act, it is doubtful II the
financial or the commercial position will
be materially improved unless prompt
action is taken to render the currency
mobile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10
OF INTEREST TO WEST vIRGINIANs
Things Going on at the Capital With
Local Significance.

Special TsIsOra1, 20 the Rs.E p
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 81.
w. Barnett was to-day appointed post
master at R0ckport, Wood county, w.
Va, in place of Jared Florence, re-
signed.
United States Deputy Marshall Gar
den, OF Wheeling, is in the city on
short visit.
Sergeant-at-Arms Bright, Of the Sen
ate. who was warm and friend OF the
late Senator Kepna, has appointed Ar.
thar Kenna, eldest son OF the Senator,
as a page IN the Senate. This action
was taken by Col. Bright entirely on his
own motion.
At the Democratic Senatorial caucus
to-day senator Faulkner was again
elected secretary Of the caucus.
Representative Capehart attended
the caucus of free coinage men, held In
the House to-day.
Many mem hers who are good friends
of silver reirained from attending the
caucus because they did not think 1t
best at this stage of the proceedings to
90 into auy movement which
might tend to disturb party har-
mony. They are confident the
outcome of the conferences now going
on within the party will be plan OF
procedure which will be generally ac-
ceptable TO all moderate men, and Will,
while doing away with the sherman
law, retain silver as 8 money metal on
oisis which will be safe and stable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10
L. A. w. Race. at Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 9.-Only one hun
dred people were present when the L.
A. w. races started this morning. The
first race was the TRIAL one mile handi-
cap, in six heats. Tuttle won the first
heat John T. Johnson won the second.
Best time, 2:12.
The first heat OF the quarter-mile ma
tional championship showed thinner
man IN wonderful form. He shot ahead
at the start and kept his great pace In
front, although Tuttle pushed him hard,
finishing only Is feet behind. Time, :32.
johnson, in the second heat, finished
dead heat with II c. Tyler in 0:3l 2-5.
In the first heat of the two-mile han
dicap Meintz won in 4:55, ahead OF j. Z.
Bliss. Lumsden won the secon heat.
Crooks second. Time, 4:39 3-5.
Zimmerman was invincible In the one
third. mile scratch. and won his heat In
OASIS. johnson made fine race, but
could get no better than third, j. J.
Tyler passing him for second. ID. Z.
Tyler won the second heat in 0;42. Z.
Rosch was second.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 9.-The
chaplain's opening prayer this morning
was eulogy upon the late Senator
stanford, Of California, who had, Mr..
Mnburn said, since the last session en-
tered into the spiritual world. The
journal Of yesterday having been read,
German moved that the Senate adjourn
and Mr.. Platt, Republican, demanded
the yeas and nays on that motion. The
vote resulted-Yess As, nays 2l, and the
Senate at 1920 adjourned till to-mor-
row at noon. The negative votes were
all given by the Republicans, Mr.. PETER
tKansas) voting with them, and Kyle
(South DakOta) voting with the Demo-
crats. All the Democrats voted for ad-
iournment and were joined by the fol-
lowing Republicans: Messrs. Dubois OF
Idaho, Jones Of Nevada, Perkins OF Cal
ifornia. Power OF Montana. ShOup OF
Idaho, Stewart of Nevada, Teller and
Wolcott Of Colorado.
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shot While Picking Blsckberrle'.
c.,..inL Ilianrnrn 10 M RadistSr.

ZANEsvILLE, O., August 9.-David
Clifford, of Corning, was shot and In
stantly killed by two colored men last
evening. He was out picking black
berries and the men were hunting.
They reported his death in the town
and claimed they accidentally shot him
when firing at a bird, he being out OF
sight behind the bushes. The colored
men are held under arrest, as it Is
known a bad feeling exists between
coored and white men in that place.
The dead mans father, James Cliff
ord, was shot and fatally wounded In a
fight in baWdy house in that place
just two weeks ago, and several colored
men were mixed up in the affair.
This is the fourth member OF the
Clifford family who has been fatally In
jured by being shot One year ago
William Clifford, brother OF James,
was killed in a fight, and some years
ago another brother was shot by a man
named Hickey, who wss hung by a
mob.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10

Yesterday Was Virginia DSy-knlghts of
Pythias ON the Grounds

WoRLD'S FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO,
August 9.-There were large crowds at
the Fair TO-DAY attracted by the many
events Of interest planned for the pleas
ure OF visitors. Knights OF Pythias
tloeked into the grounds from an early
hour aud the disciples OF Isask WAitoa
threw then lines in every pond OF water
In the grounds.
The Virginians who thronged Music
Hall heard patriotic speeches by the stl-
ver-tongued men OF their native coui-
monwealth. A band played the stirring
tune, Dixie" snd a. ). Buford, Presi-
dent OF the State Commissioners called
the assemblaRe to order. This was fol-
lowed by the reading OF an ode by Rev.
Beverly Tucker. Then the orator Of
the occasion, Senator Daniel, Was intro
duced. He WAS listened 10 with marked
attention. He reviewed at length the
historical events which led 30 the cele-
bration and praised Chicago for tho
magnificent exposition which IL has
erected. There were several impromptu
speeches made By prominent memoers
OF the State Commission. Following the
exercises brilliant reception was given
in Mt. Vernon house, the State build
ing, by the commissioners.
The exercises at the hall were begun
by the Knights singing America" w,
W. BlackmHn, Supreme Chancellor,
presided, Chss. A. Barnes, OF Jackson
Vile, Grand Chancellor OF Illinois,
made the principal address OF the day,
which was followed by an address by
p. II. ColRI owe, Of Michigan. 0thsr
addresses were made. the whole being
interspersed with popular music by the
Cincinnati band. The Knights spent
the remainder Of the day sightseeing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10
,TRE RULES OF CONGRESS.
Those of the List House Provided suffi-
GENTLY for Cloture.

Gently Tor NAoAutes
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 9.-Re-
garding the rules for the Fifty-third
Congress, representative Catchings
said that in his opinion the provision In
the rules Of the Fiity-second Congress
sufficiently provided for cloture.
"At any time" said he, when the
House feels that il has had enough dis
cuSsiou OF question ii may order the
committee on rules to bring 10 an
order to proceed TO vote at
fixed time, and when that. order
is adopted IL becomes effective.
consider it very neat device. 1t does
not put any arbitrary power in the
hands Of the speaker or OF the COM
mittee on rules but leaves the house
20 determine when it will close con-
sideratlon Of a subject. The com
mittee on rules could initiate an order
10 stop discussion but IL never has done
so, and at the last session
adopted the policy of requiring a ma
jority Of the majority party to request
the committee 10 bring in an order for
closure before one would be reported.
Whether or not that policy should be
adopted in this Congress, | am not pre-
pared 20 say. But it was wise and
safe measure then"
There is still nothing but speculation
possible concerning the regular COM
mitteeS.
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satoIIl to Visit Corrigan.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 9,-The
statement is made pablo, and its au-
thenticity has been verified by personal
INQUIRY at the Catholic University,
where the papal legatee, Archbishop
Satolli, is now residing, that Mr.. Satol-
Ii has accepted an invitation 10 be-
come the guest of Archbishop Cor
rigau in New York, aud expects
to visit him some time next weee.
He will be entertained at the
Archbishop's residence. and may remain
there several days. 1t has been known
that correspondence between the distin-
guished prelates has been in progress
for some time, and this happy outcome
indicates the approach of complete
accord where it has been broadly inti-
mated that antagolism and almost a
suspension OF personal relations existed.
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onl. Rord Not Asked 70 ResIgn.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 9.-Col.
s. Il. Boyd, the United States Minister
TO Siam, has not rendered his resigna-
tion to the President, as result of the
publication of letter which he wrote
Mr.. Holderman, expressing views
on the Siamese situation In
very undlplomatic language, and
rejecting on Secretary Gresham. While
Colonel BOYD will not be asked TO re-
sign, it is understood his tenure OF
Office will be made to end by the ap-
pointment of successor. To-day Mr..
Holderman called on Secretary Gresham
TO explain why he made the Boyd letter
public, but the secretary declined to
hear him, stating that he was wholly
Indifferent TO the subject.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10

Special TsisgT am 10 the REGISTER.
MARIETTA, o., August 9.-The Re-
publicun County Convention was held
in the City Hall to-day. 1t was regu-
lar bear garden and it would not have
taken much to have precipitated a
Knock-down fight. There was an abnnd-
ance Of candidates aud many feel very
sore over their defeats.
The Foraker contingent were com
Detely beaten, but one won from the
wreck, the treasurer.
The following is the ticket: Repre-
sentative, G A. Wood; Probate Judge,
D. R. Road; Auditor, w. A Patterson;
Treasurer, &. j. Lurd; Recorder, John
w. Athey; Commissioner, John Ran
dolph; Iufirmary Directory, VIM.
Schranber; Coroner, f. E. McKim.
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NOTES OF THE RryER
News OF the Boats and Boatmsa Along
the ohio.

News OF the Boats and boatmsn Aionk
the ohio.
The G. II. Wood for New Mstamoras
O., and way landings, was the only
packet yesterday.
There were but II feet OF watsr 10
the channel last night, the lowest stage
reached this summer
The Iron Queen. tied up above the
bridge. has received Q coat OF paint, and
looks as "bright as q new dollar"
The river coal men are anriously
Iooklng for rise and the outlook for
the sane is not favorable. They have
a good deal OF money locked up 10 coal
which they can not realize untlI tney
get IL 10 the market.
The steamer Congo has been placed
In the HuntiDgt0n-Cincinnsti trhde 10
Mace Of the Sberley. She and tDe
sberley exchanged whistles 90 thai ths
patrons Of the boat will not kne~ III
they mics the yellow chimneJs thatith
not the Sherley coming.
The fret steel vessel ever built on The
Mlssissippl for the United states AayJ
4 now getting ready for her launching.
is torpedo boat No. 2, 70 os named
the Ericsson, aud her builders, tns
Iowa iron works, Of Dubuque, propose
10 invite the Governors Of All the states
10 the Mississippi valley 70 be present
vhen she taxes 20 the water THIS
viii be a sultabls recognition Of the fact
that Interior waters. as well as tue sea-
board. should have a share In the build
ing uu OF the navy. The Ericsson is
lsO feet long, l5jf fee, 10 oreadtn' VIA
an indicated horse power Of 1900. 400 .
capaelty O. twenty-iour miles an hour.
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late.t From HonoInln.

HONOLULU, August /, via VICTORIA,
B c., August 9.-The executive and
advisory councils have introduced an
act vesting the Crown lands in the Pro-
vlsionsl Government aud providing for
their division and settlement. IL will
undoubtedly pass with little or no
amendment. United States Minister
Blount, upon being shown a dispatch
announcing that he would be the ad-
ministration candidate for Governor of
Georgia, declared that he knew nothing
of the matter. Minister Blount is to
learn by steamer due August that
he has been relieved Of his charge here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10
WEST VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUARD.
They VIII Camp at Anderson, Monroe
County-Orders Issued
Sr<1IaL 1sisorarR 20 thG Re zisIsf.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Aug. o.
Adjutant General Holly has ordered an
encampment of the West Virginia Ma
tional Guards to be held at Anderson,
Monroe county, to be held September
20, and continuing six days. Splendid
grounds have been leased at that place
for that purpose, and General SpillmaD
and mis- engineer will probably go to
Anderson In few days TO lay out the
camp. General Holly has also issued
an order to Lieut.-Col. r. E. Fast, OF
Morgantown, 10 muster out OF service
Company of the First Regi-
ment. Many Of the company have
moved away, and the company
is to be mustered out for the good Of the
service. Permission has been given
companies c and D Of the first battalion
of the District of Columbia National
Guard TO enter the State with arms and
equipments and encamp at Harper s
Ferry, from August 10 TO August 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10

VIENNA, August 9.-Earthquakos
were felt in several districts In North
StYria yesterday morning. Several
ou dings In different parts OF the affect
ed districts were damaged by the shocks.
No loss OF life has been reported. On
Saturday there was n cloud-burst Dear
Gratz. The mountain stream almost
instantly became raging torrent and
water Swept down tho valleys, doing
great damage. A large number OF per-
sons were JoEned. Many head OF live
stock were srrt,N away bt lie hood
and much property destroJaf : -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10
YESTERDAYS RACES.

Monmouth Park: First race. furlongs,
Correction won: time, 59<. Second race,
l mile, Julien won; time. 1:40H. Third
race, 5 furlongs. Lucky Dog won, time,
1:Ol. Fourth race, Z furlongs, Wormser
won; time, :29I< Fiieh race, 5 furlongs,
Armitage won; time. l:0lH. Sixth race,
1-6 miles, Best Brand won; time, l AS.
Saratoga: First race, six furlongs,
Tigress won: time, lazy. Second race,
l l-l6 miles, Logan won; time, l:53. Third
race. a mile, Appommatox won; time
l :O3JS. Fourth race. mile, Martyrdom
won, time, 1:46H. Fifth race, furlongs,
Hannigan won; time, 1884. Sixth race,
x mile, Jurgurtha won; time, 1914.
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ALyuching Possible.

CoRYDoN, IND, August 9.-Mike
Harbough has instituted peace warrant
proceedings against the Conrad boys,
who slew five OF the mob that attempt
ed to lynch them last Saturday night,
as they had accused Harbough Of being
q member Of the mob and had threat
ened his life. The marshal OF this
place started this morning 20 arrest the
Conrads. BE will deputlze men enough
to take them. II the marshal succeeds
in capturing them they will likely be
taken from him AMI killed before they
reach here.
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No way to Hep the whIsksy Men.
VnsKtao on star.

Intsrpal Revenue Commissioner
Milo, aid this morning that be could
see no way to help the wbisksy men
on, Of their present dilemma. The Law
nroyides after whlskey was 10 bonds
three years II should be taken out sna
the internal revenue tax paid. The -"
was mandatory and permitseo Oi no
Sisc,stIoo by the Secretary OF the
Treasurv. Mr.. Carlisle has 30 decided
in ssveral cases that came before him
ten oavs ago and as far a. be was ad-
vised he stiII adhered TO that pesiiioa.
II might be hardship 70 force the col
isetIop OF this tar at this time. but the
treasury has no option bat 70 enforce
.tbe law in this case as In All oshsf
{ T, seemed to him II relief wera nsees-
kary IL could only come through c0n
Igress.
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Railroads Reducing Expenses.

New YORK. August 9.-Local rail-
road officers say that in cutting down
their expenses in every possible way
the principle which is guiding them IS
to reduce the hours and not the number
of men, thus making as far as possible
horizontal reduction equally distrio-
uted all along their system. In some
cases a cutting out OF crews and die
tlnct parts of their service is unayold-
able, but this is done carefully and as
infrequontly as the exigencies Of the
situation allow.
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Linden Steel company Embarra.sed.

PIrTsBURG, PA, Aug. 9.-The Lin
den Steel Company, one OF the largest
concerns In the city, is financially em-
barrassed and has asked for an extern
sion. The company has largo govern
ment contracts and Is engaged In tho
manufacture OF Armor plate. The en-
barrassment was caused by inability 10
realize on securities and IL Is believed
will only be temporary. A meeting OF
creditors has been called at which an
extension will be granted. Two ludg-
ments aggregating s6l,o were en-
tered in the county courts today
against the company.
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Charged With Assault.


PNRKERsBURG, w; VA, August o.
A warrant was sent out Of Justice
Jones' Office here to-day TO an officer at
Walker station TO arrest Ben King, a
young citizen of that place, on a charge
of attempting 10 outrage Miss
Mcpherson, young lady well
known here. She is daughter OF
Elias Mcpherson, formerly citizen OF
this city. 1t appears that the alleged
attempt was made several days since,
but the young lady had kept the matter
quiet until she could have King arrest
ed and tried here.
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BISHOP KAIN LEAVES
ror st. Louis, But viii Return In Few
Days.

RI. Rev. Bishop j. J. Kain, OF the
diocese of Wheeling, recently appoint
ed coadjutor to Archbishop Kenrick, OF
81 Louis. left on the l2:l5 q. N. train
over the B. & o. yesterday for ST.
Louis. he will remain there but day
or two, for the purpose OF looking
about. preparatory TO going there TO
take charge Of diocesan matters.
Bishop Kain may return before Sun
day. and it is expected that he will then
announce the date Of his departure for
his new field Of labor. II is said, upon
excellent authority, that the statement
that Bishop Kain will leave wheeling
bsfore Septembe first Is correct.
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Too Many Tralns for tho travel.

New YORK, August 0.--The New
York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Company has decided to dIecon-
tinue four OF It's trains each way be-
tween this city and Chicago. This ac-
tion, as explained by President DepeW,
will be taken because there have been
700 many trains 10 proportion TO the
travel between the two cities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-10
ornr the Pan-BandIe.

Alta meeting OF the grocers, held at
their hall last evening, the Association
arranged with J. G. Tomlinson, local
passenger agent Of the Pennsylvania
Ines for an excursion 70 Chicago, leaV-
ing st1.3Op D. NJ. on Sunday. August
o0th. This will undoubtedly be one OF
the largest excursions leaving the city
this summer. It's expected that fully
two hundred people will 20.