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New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
CINCINNATI. s; NETWORK. 5.

Cincinnati. May 22-Gradys mun OF thrown
ball which he followed with wild throw 10
ond Hiekman's error two singles. base balls
and three-bagger gave Cincinnati six runs IN the
fifth inning to-day McBride's batting the only
feature The
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
SECOND NAVAL BATTALION SHOOTS.

The range at Creedmoor occupied yesterday
by the I'd Naval Battalion of Brooklyn under Com
mander r. p Forschew. There were 15l officers and
men present. Of whom l10 qualified narksnen
and received the State decoration The weather was
clear and favorable. The shooting and issuing of
decorations We're under the supervision Iieuten-
ant,Colonei y. b. Thurston ordnance officer N G.
": r. The Naval Militia do shoot in the slkir-
mish match. Class and volley results follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
Out ...... $40 $50 80 s2s ss5 40 lsl s45 5 $555
In .......... 800 1870 395 S92 46o $50 100 2sJ
WOMEN PLAY AT HARBoR HILL.

An attractive foursome handicap among the
women of the Harbor Hill Golf Club was won yes
terday by Miss Edwards and Miss Wemple at SO
net. Eight couples started. of whom the following
posted cards:
Gross Handicap. Net.
Miss Edwards and Miss Wemple. I'LL 2s 81
Miss Worth and Mrs. Boody. 1l0 "a 80
Miss Kobbe and Mrs. r f. Mayhew. 132 33 80
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
BASEBALL.
CHAMPIONS DEFEAT THE PITTsBURG
TEAM AND HOLD THEIR OWN WITH
THE FLYING oUAKERS.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn A. Pittsburg. 1. Philadelphia. s; Chicago, 5.
Cincinnati, 8; New-YoTk, s. Louis, Z; Boston. o.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
BROOKLYN.
PITTSBURG.

Earned run-Brookyn Two base hit-De Mont. Three
base hit-Kitson Stolen base-Rtchey. Double plays
Williams Ely Cooley Jones and Jennings First base
on ba!s-On Tannehll. 3: off Kson. q Hit BY pitched
ball-Wagner Jones De Mont. Struck out-By Tannehn.
3 by Kitson. q Passed bal-Zimmer. Tme-@O0.
Hurst
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
PHILADELPHIA. s: CHICAGO. ..

Chicago May 22.-To-day's game was comedy
of In which the Chicagos excelled. other
misplays helping the Philadelphias to of their
runs. Attendance, 1000. The score:
r. E
Chicago ............l o o-a 6
Philadelphia ...........o o o 4 o o 0-s Il 4
Batterss-Cailahan and Chance; ponohue and McFar-
Lana
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
NGW-YORk.


New-Yerk ..-..-................o o o o-5
Earned runs--Cincinnati A. NewYork. s. Two base
hits-Peitz Gleason. Three base hs-Mcrde. .; Geier
Double plays-Steinfeldt
Mcbride o Beekley: Corcoran. Steintedt Beckey
First base bals-By Bretenstein 6; by Carrck.
out-By Breitensten. .. Attendance s0o.
Umpire-Mr. Emslle.
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ner. went TO the hospital

Cormick. Mr.. Bells trainer. went to the hospital
with Walsh. .
back was badly wrenched in the WitheTs STAKES STAKES
Is much improved. He was out walking yesterday.
Iranian and Black Jimmy, jumpers owned py
Craig w. Wadsworth. have become lame
The summaries follow:
FIRST $3.50 added horses to be ridden by
boys having ridden a winner. Seven furiongs
Wthers Mile
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
Bienrles.

A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The rrionn'
received at their Uptown once No. i2te Broadway
"a door north Of sist-ss until o'ecek M advertise
m.nts received AT the following ofees regular
once until O'Clock ?, VIZ; - w.
and iath-st i42 Colqmaus-aye near Wssi -,
Nest sad- St near 6th-sve.; % East ltsh-s zs ~ss
42i-st between TN and lSe East Althse' 49,
ai-ave between 10th T7th H. oeo sieve
YrS f..-ave Sath ST.. $50 81 ave- =
list at 554 Sd ave. Blescssr ST: 50 Bisecs'~
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

The expected trouble between the Associated
Cycling Clubs of Long Island and the Good Roads
Association did not occur at the meeting of the
former organization Monday night. Some of the
members of the Good Roads Association at their
recent meeting thought that road racing the
boulevard and cycle paths should be prevented
This was construed fling at the Associated
Cycling Clubs, which propose to hold such race
on Labor Day When the subject referred TO
on Monday night the delegates decided 10 let 1t
pass without discussion.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

MORRIS Park ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for to-days races at Morris Park
are as follows;
FIRST RACE-Hurdle handicap for year-oids and
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23


Won easily by two lengths. dstancesbetween
and third
FOURTH RACE-PoCANTICO HANDICAP; for three
year-olds; 81 200 added One and one-sxteenth miles
the hill.
A Featherstone's b. c. Missionary, by
Hanover-Ursuline Nun. 113 fb..
Perry Belmonts ch, C Gonalon l9I 49,; &,
r W Walden & Sons b. Conestor 11o
IndemeEs 100 car ar, 1922 5enbinS} [5nbna59 l9 ID
T0ddy' l02 ''ar io0 Tiniei AS ssspenesF' %
Start poor. Won handsomely by length, same dis
tance between second and third
FIFTH RACE-Amateur Cup $3.50 in plate and $3.50 in
cash added; gentlemen riders. Withers Mile.
Craig w. Wadsyorth b. C. Tulane. by
Sir Modred-Fanx Pas, yrs l46 b
II w Smiths b George keene, g.
O. I. Richards b. c. Posthaste, 8. lal..:;
Carbuncle. B. 126-....-.... or; Marshalp q ID
Tme-1:46.
ridden out by a length and a half TWO lengths
between second and third.
SIXTH RAcE-Handicap: $3.50 added. Withers Mile
w J. Smiths +. Queen of Song. by
Esher-Sonata, yrs, 11b n. 90 Connor) % 30
J. r. Keenes CHI h. Voter, 6. 127. .(spencer) 6-3 Ia
Danforth g. ST sN........J, Slack 15ri 81
Iatson s. 10S) Utttleheldl0 6-l S-5
Time-1:42
Start poor. driving by length. three lengths
second and third.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

The Automobile Club of America will try a new
route when it makes its to Philadelphia from
this city on June 2 The members of the club have
been in consultation with the League of American
Wheelmen officials of late regarding the best roads
The start will be made from the Staten Island
Ferry. The party will then travel to Tottenviilie
and cross over the ferry to Perth Amboy, passing
through Metuchen New-Brunswck. Princeton and
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

Won easily by three lengths, two lengths between
third
SECOND RACE-For two-year-olds: $3.50 added special
weights furiongs. Eclipse Course.
a Handwork by
Hanover-Worknase, los fb. -. Naher) So Il
G. B. Morriss b. c. Golden Age 1OS....
W " "'N' a. iodom5 9-5 3-5
Maiden I12 GIitchelD 0 .12-1 81
Pepper, .(Jenkins) Al ll-lo
Time-0:5912.
neatly by a neck; lengths between second and
third
THIRD RACE-For maiden year-olds; 1850 added;
special weights. furlonss, Eclipse Course.
C. b. Morrss ch. c. Bedeck by Star
Ruby-Bedotte (Bullman) 5-1 2-1
W. c. Whitney's br. Prince Charles,
D.,
fMitchelD 3 1O-i ii
Flora. Connor) % 81 2-1
Empress of Beauty, 104. OanEnanl 50-l 15I
Gallant, 10T (Maber) 81 81
Countess Pepper. Genkinsl de-i A
Georgia Gardner, 104 McCue) 25-l 10
Run. (Shaw) o 26-1 81
Movay. 1o7. tNaish) - 30-l 81
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

The Michigan Division of the League Of American
Wheelmen is preparing bill for introduction in the
Legislature providing for a road poll tax 1t Will
provide that every able bodied man In the State
between and inclusive Of the ages of twenty lone
and sixty shall pay this tax. and the receipts will
be used to build and repair roads in the county in
which it IS collected and where the petitioners for
such roads will agree pay their whole road taxes
in cash instead of in work. The plan has received
satisfactory approval
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

SEAL brown single brougham horse. Is hands; absc-
~ lutey sound all harness. Seen a
Mason's stable, 132 West 5Sth-st
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
. ~.~se~soeee~essoese~ee~es .~s e~
! LITTLE JAMf s.


Observations on bull fights and state | hoodl.
 Paw came in las Mite Weary like an sez sez he to Nav, "I'll be glad
 when neX' week is over. l dred the Cornivle with allits Hurraw an dis sipashun. But I'm glad the prepara- shuns for it is so near Over. I'm just Wore out now" That means sez Nav, You'll have to drag yer Weary .aigs back to anuther committy meet in after supper This Cornivle was godsend to you comin' jes' after the campane, which Cuddent a Run at mites if it haddent been fer you. wonder wot yer nex' Excuse'll be fer comin home every nite Loded. don't believe you have any more to do with the CCrnivle n a Goat. ain't seen yer Name in enny O the commit | tvs; I don't see no body comin' aroun' here Tearin' off yer Close to get yer Advice about ennything. l don't be- lieve ennybody ever told yer they was goin' to be a Cornivle. You jist see | it in a paper an sez, Now heres my chanst.'"
 T hain't no member of emmy commit ty," sez Paw. They Trlde to git me onto all of 'em, but I sez No: I'll Len my Morle Support, but I can't neglect niy fambly an my Biznus to engage in conmitty work. Ennyway, l kin do you more good on the outside. I'll be one O the Hosses an let the committy Go the drivin'. If the Hosses gifts into the Waggin, they won't be much head way made I'm usin' my Infiooence to keep out bad features and make the Cornivle place where a man can take his Fambly."
 Nav went out into the kitchen, and Paw ast me, sez he, James, wot part O the Cornivle do yer thiny'll be the bes'?" I sez, sez I, Paw, I got my i Money on the Ellicks Surcuss."
 That's rite" sez Paw That's the best they is lef' now But that Bull Fite, James. If they'd let it Come Off it'd a been Show fer yer Whis- kers. T.hey's some people in this Worl' all the time tryin' to keep other fokes i'm feelin' too Good. So they steps in 1 an heads off this here Bull Fite."
 Jist then Nav comes in an sez, That Bull F'ite'ud a been a Disgraste to Feenix." Paw seZ, That was wot I was jist sayin' to James. I tole him had 10 use all my lnllOoeHce dSliSt l it, an I don't believe I could a stopped | it if it hadn't a been fer a ac' O Con- gress. So you see its Sometimes bet 1 ter to be in a stait of vasselidge than in the whole bevy of Staits. If we'd a been a Stait, we'd had a Bull Fite, but the government steps in an sez, No you don't. Wait tiGi yer take yer Swoddlin' Close is off before you go to Disgrastin yerselves by goin' to Bull F'ites.'" LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
Any man has a right to give a bull fight if he chooses to risk his reputa-

Any man has a right to give a bull fight if he chooses to risk his reputa-
 tion and don't give a
 COME continental for the wei AT US. fara of the community.
 He has the same right to hang himself or commit suicide. The Republican has no particular fight against the bull fighting syndicate, any more than it has against a gang of blackmailers. This "syndicte" has d perfect right to go to the devil if it wants to. But we have a right, togeth- CT with the law-abiding, respectable people of this community, to break lance in behalf of the honor and good name of the land We love. Bull fight ing will disgrace us. It will give us a prominence for reckless disregard of responsibility and decency that will retard our growth and injure our op- portunities. There is no possible way in which it can help us; there are many in which it will injure us.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
Reserved seats to the grand stand are on sale at carnival headquarters.
suggested.

Secretary Cortelyou has announced the programme of receptions and din-
 nerS at the executive
 A mansion for the pres PLEASANT ent season. As has been
 SOCIAL customary, wednes day SEASON. has been chosen for all
 dinners and receptions. excepting the last. which is the public reception and will be given on Tues day. The official social season vii, open with the presidents reception on New Years day, which will bt he'd from Il a. m. to 1:SO p. m. On We'd nesday. January 2. the cabinet dinner will be given at o'clock
 Following this, other dates are: On January g, Wednesday, diplomatic re- ception, 9 to 10:3O D. m; on January 16, diplomatic dinner, s p. m.; on January 23. judicial reception, 9 to 1O:3O D. m. :; on January 30. Wednesday, congress sional reception, g to 1O:3O D. m.: on February 6, Wednesday, supreme court dinner, D. m.; on February b. We'd nesday, army and navy reception, g to 1O:30 p. m.; on February 19, Tuesday, public reception. to 10:SO p. m.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

New Zealand is about to give a lead to all the word in postal enterprise.
 The reforming zeal of
 ITS UP the young country will
 TO US. not be content to take
 one step in advance at time. Imperial penny postage is a half measure to be scorned. The New Zealander will be able on and after the first day of the new century to send a letter for a penny to any corner of the world, British or alien, where postal arrangements exist at all. The colony is prepared to lose s4OO,OCO in the first year of the venture. and thus gives tangible proof of her faith in the policy of advance which she expec,s will uIi- mately make good the loss. The new stamp has been designed by the presl- dent of the royal academy, Sir Edwarl Poynter.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
ACCOUNTING FOR TASTE.

The man Grace Estelle is to marry is unquestionably one of the ug.iest men in town. That, however is not mat ter of any importance whatever, for he is good and kind and wealthy, and as lie isn't a woman, nobody holds his lack of personal pulchritude against him. Grace Estelle loves him just as dearly as if he were Antinous or Apollo, or a matinee hero, but as she says herself there is no call for people to say such hateful things as Isabel said when she heard of the engage ment, and she will never speak to Isa- bel again as long as she lives. They met at luncheon, and Grace Estelle ti- died her back hair with her left hand, till Isabel saw the new ring glittering on it, and made inquiries. Grace E5- telle blushed.
 Yes" she said, 'I am going to be marrled.''
 Who to-" asked Isabel-nobody out side of Boston or a book ever said ito whom?"
 "To Mir Fillmore" answered Grace Este,le. proudly.
 MT. Ellmore!" echoed Isabel. Mr. Ellmore! Why, is it an election bet?' Washington Post.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

The shipbuilding industry of Maine has been very active during the last
 year, and 1t is estimated PROSPER that the new tonnage
 ITY turned out at the ship RAMPANT. yards of the Pine Tree
 state will amount to about 55,OOO tons by December 31st, 10000 in excess of the output for 1899. Thirtythree schooners, most of which are of very large size, have been launched this year, and the outlook for next season is very encoura ging. There has been some talk of building a seven masted schooner $50 feet long, at Cam den, Maine, and the contract will prob- ably be awarded in a few months.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

tween the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The concession was obtained at the same time that an understanding had been reached with the United States of Colombia, covering like rights and pri- vi!eges for the Panama route. The agreement of Costa Rica on similar lines for the use of the right bank of the San Juan river was secured some time ago. making the Nicaraguan con- eession complete.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

As there have been some floating ru- mors on the streets to the effect that
 the grand stand in ABSOLUTELY front of the queens
 SAFE. throne was insecure,
 and therefore, unsafe, the carnival committee yesterday had the structure carefully examined by a committee of experts, whose report follows.
 than words could tell to have a single serious accident occur during the coming festivities. But we feel sure that the grand stand is safe-so sure, in fact, that we will occupy seats there with our loved ones. We have not examined the structure with the eye of an expert, but we have such absolute confidence in the ability and competency of the men who have had its erection in hand that We are en- tirely relieved of any qualms of fear or trembling.
 We your committee appointed by the city council and the carnival com mittee to examine and report upon the condition of the grand stand, have examined and inspected same. and consider it safe with the alterations as suggested.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Tt is hard tc believe that there is any necessity to warn Americans that,
 when they seek to mod AMERICAN el themselves on the CUSTOMS lives of other civillza- BEST. tions they make them
 selves the butts Of all right thinking men; and yet the neces- sity certainly exists ito give this warn ing to many of our citizens who pride themselves on their standing in the on what they would style their social leadership in the community" ."-Theo- odore Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
THANK YOU.
If The Republican had at

If The Republican had at it's command the sweetest words that ever blossomed on the tongues of men, it could not be- gin to prove it's gratitude for the kindly hospitality meted out to its new management by the people of Phoenix. The mer- chants have been more than generous. The residents have sent in new subscriptions by the score; old subscribers have re- turned; others have paid up. We thank you, friends; from our hearts we thank you.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

There will be no bull fight, The Re publican was informed late last even
 ing. We are glad, very THERE WILL glad. And now to BE NO show that we can be BULL FIGHT. generous as we'll as
 just, we will gladly lay aside the pen of castigation and help the syndicate" in every legitimate way to recoup their losses. They can give a splendid entertainment con- sisting of daring and skillful sports that will be just as pleasing and inter- esting as a bull fight without any of the latter's objectionable features Gentlemen, we are with you, and wish you every possible success.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
A Word in Detail.
 Our N anne.

From the very beginning of our business career has been connected only with the very best type of READY TO- WEAR CLOTHING. We are the sole agents in Phoenix for the celebrated Fecheimer, Fishel & Co. High art clothing.
 The inherent strength of their pro- duction lies in the fact that the gar ments are cut by hand from scien- tifcally designed patterns; tail Ored practically in the same man. ner as made-to- measure garments of the better class.
 We have suits and top coats at every price at which thoroughly well tailored garments can be sold.
 THE VARIETY OF STYLES AND SHAPES WE SHOW ENABLES US TO PERFECTLY FIT MEN OF ALL SHAPES JUST AS IF THE CLOTHES WERE MADE TO MEASURE. ASK TO BE SHOWN
 THE PRINCETON at s15.
 THE UNIVERSITY" at SIS.
 THE BEVERLY at $20.
 THE "SHAPELEIGH" at $225O.
 THE WILTON at $25.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Editor Republican,
 The bull fight to take place next Monday has called forth various opin- ions. Please allow me to say that I, as we'll as many others, fear that a bull fight so free from brutality as this is advertised to be will prove flasco, or, what is worse, a fake. Tame affairs like this may be of value to cultivate young Americas taste for the national sport of Spain. But our eastern visit ors and the sporting public who are being worked for honest dollars have a right to enjcZ. an honest fight that ends with real killing.
 HENRY REINER
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

The attention of the water storage committee and of the Board of Trade
 is called to Hon. Thos. IMPORT Bennett's communica-
 ANT. tion in another column.
 The valley north and south of Mcdowell composes a natural reservoir site, ths outlet of which is at marrow channel about two miles above the Arizona dam. This site controls the waters of the Verde and has a capacity of over 2O0, ,OOO acre feet Eventually a dam will have to be built here, impounding the water fall ing on the Verde drainage basin, in or der tO fully develop the valley.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
HIS POSSESSIONS.

The rich and rapid young man who was not succeeding we'll in his suit with the poor but sensible young woman he was anxious to win.
 But. Fannie he urged. T have fifty thousand year"
 Fifty thousand what?" she respcnd- ed, Bad habits? s?''-Detroit Free Press
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
BELIEVED HER STORY.

eff were the president of the Uni ted States" she announced, some of the laws would read differently"
 "But. my dear" he mildly protested, "the president doesn't write the laws"
 He doesn't?'
 Certainly not"
 "WelI, if I were president" she sad with decision, "the president would write the laws"
 q believe you, my dear" he meekly replied.-Chicag Post.
 Reserved seats in grand stand may be secured at carnival headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Let reverence for law be breathed by every mother to the lisping babe
 that pratt,es on hsr lap; A GOOD let it be taught in MODEL. schools, seminaries and
 colleges; let it be writ ten in primers spelling books and all manacs; let it be preached from the pulpits, and proclaimed in legislative halls, and enforced in courts of justice; in short. let It become the political re- ligion of the nation. Lin coin.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Lieutenant Hobson is lying i'll in the Presbyterian hospital in New York city. He is threatened with typhoid fever. Now, we do hope the nurse won't get the Hobson habit.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
Carnival Costumes for
 Everyone.

We have made arrangements with the Iarg st Costumers in both Los Angeles and San Francisco to handle their goods during Carnival Week. Over eco styles to select from. Ow- ing 10 the great number We have con tracted for we have been able to make arrangeme that will enable us to furnish our customers with costumes at about one-half regular rates. We publish only a partial list of costumes on hand:
 BALLET DANGER, MARGUERITE.
 NIGHT
 SHEPiERDBSS. DEVIL (RBD). DEVIL (GREEN. DEVIL (BLACK. ROMEO.
 RED DOAIINOES BLACK DOMINOES. PINK DOMINOES. SAILOR GLUED. SAILOR (WHITE). FRENCH OFFICER. HORATIO.
 GRECIAN
 GRECIAN COSTUME (ANCIENT) FOOL.
 GYPSY.
 CONVICT.
 COMIQUE.
 CLOWN.
 CHINAA1AN.
 D1EAD-EYE.
 MELNOTTE. DEVIL.
 DUDE.
 COWBOY.
 YELLOW KID. MONKEY.
 MONK.
 SAMBO.
 TURKISH
 SPANISH COURT. COON.
 PEASANT. WANDER QUEEN OF HEARTS. COLLEGE GOWN. WAITING MAID.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

The grand stand has been examined and pronounced absolutely safe. Some good reserved seats are on sale at the headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Secretary Hay has scored a distinct diplomatic triumph in the treaty with
 Nicaragua, signed De- ANOTHER cember l. It grants the TRIUMPH. United States the ex
 elusive right to con struct, operate and police a c-nll be
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Wonderful how a man will kick when asked to hold ten pounds of baby for an hour, when only a year ago he could hold a hundred and fifty pounds of girl all night and enjoy it.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Get your reserved seats in the grand stand at carnival headquarters. Sin gle seats, 25 cents each. Week, $2.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

The grand stand has been eXamine1 l and pronounced absolutely safe. Some good reserved seats are on sale at the headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

To get a proper view of the corona tion and other carnival features, a seat in the grand stand will be a necessity On sale at headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

The grand stand has been pro- rounced absolutely safe by expert ar- chitects. Reserved seats at carnival headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Reserved seats in carnival grand stand 25 cents each. Season tickets. S2 Reservations can be made at carnival headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Paradoxial though it may seem, the gas is always shut in when it is turned out.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Expert architects have pronounced the grand stand able to hold all the peo- pie that can get on it. Seats for sale at carnival headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
IN HONOR OF LISCUM.

The Vermont legislature has passed a bill authorizing the governor to have painted portrait of Brigadier General Emerson H. Liscum, who was born in Vermont. The portrait will be hung in the state house.
 The safety Of the grand stand is un- doubted Seats at carnival headqulr- ters.
 Many a woman of an inquiring turn of mind has been able to make a dumb waiter answer.
 Get your grand stand seats nov. Several good ones left.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09
AMERICAN CUSTOMS
 BEST.

A seat in the grand stand will be ne cesary to a proper view of aH the fea- lures of the carnival. Reserved seats at the carnival headquarters
Arizona republican., 1900-12-09

Grand stand reserved seats at carni- val headquarters.