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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-20
Personal. Local and General Notes.

The Wabash yesterday sent two engines
to aid in the construction of the new To-
ledo-Chicago line. Instructions nave been
given to push the work as rapidly as posi-
BILE.
George B.. Simpson. assistant general
freight agent of the Chicago & Alton. is
performing the duties of General Freight
Agent +. A. Wann during his few weeks'
absence abroad.
On Sept. / the Union Pacific will close
its office at Cleveland. and the district will
be looked after by the joint representa-
tive of the Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cifc at Cincinnati.
An official of the st. Louis & San Fran
cisco says the company will commence
within two months the extension of its line
from Oklahoma and Will make Lawton its
temporary terminus.
j. II. Crumpton, formerly a Big Four
passenger conductor, left last night for
P%ittsburg to take the position of assistant
general ~yardmaster of the Pittsburg &
Lake Erie at that point.
The car works at Laconia, n. H.. are
building the new equipment for the Cincin-
natl. Richmond & Muncie Road. and the
character OF construction is said to be very
creditable to the Laconia Company.
1t is reported from Altoona. Harrisburg
ana Philadelphia tnat arrangements are in
of engineers, conductors. t~elegraphers and
trainmen on the Pennsylvania system.
Dead Mans Crossing on the Panhandle
main line. west of il to be done
away WITH by the building or an overhead
bridge. costing 5000. II is stated that not
less than thirty people have been killed at
this crossing.
1t is stated that the relations between
the Louisville & Nashville and the South
ern Pacific lines are considerably strained.
owing to the proposition of the Louisville
& Nashville making Pensacola an i'm
portant export and import point.
The officials of the Toledo Exposition
have closed a contract for two locomotives
for the production of a realistic collision
on the grounds on Friday. Aug. 80. The
engines were purchased last week from the
Chicago * Eastern Illinois road.
L. c. Welsh. assistant engineer of main
tenance of way on the Michigan division
of the Big Four. has been transferred to
the indianapolis division, and has been sue
ceeded on the former division by J. A.
Skinner a graduate of Cornell University.
Ii is stated that j. H. Olhausen. general
superintendent of the Central road of New
Jersey. who on his own request was re-
lieved from duty for a few months In or
der TO go TO a Western health resort. will
not return TO the road when his leave of
absence expires.
The proposition 10 remove the head
quarters of the Tr-anscOntinental Passen-
ger Association from Denver to Chicago
has been dropped. at least for the present.
the Missouri Pacific and the Missouri.
Kansas q Texas having decided TO stand
by their negative vote.
r. a. Benson, manager of the Pullman.
formerly the Wagner. car shops at Buff
falo. has been promoted 10 mechanical
superintendent of the entire Pullman Com
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There is still considerable speculation as
10 what interest will secure control of the
Eel-river road. An impression has pre-
vailed that the Pennsylvania Company
had the inside and would control it event
ually and make it part of the Vandalia
system. So far as the Wabash is. con-
cerned 1T will drop the Eel-river road as
soon as its Fort Wayne-Butler link is
built. There has been a suspicion that the
Lake Shore was quietly working TO secure
the road. The Butler Record says: 1T
will not surprise some people to find out
before another sixty days that the Lake
Shore has had a card UP its sleeve ready
to play at the right time. The Lake Shore
can use the Eel-river to advantage in COM
petition with the Wabash in carrying
freight out of Logansport and by owning
it they can prohibit the delivery of freight
gathered along the line of the Eel-river
at Butler TO the Wabash. And by ex-
tending the Fayette branch 10 Butler, the
Lake Shore will be able to compete with
the Wabash i'm carrying passengers from
LoganspOrt and the southwest 10 Detroit.
Toledo and east. If it is not found that
the Lake Shore is in the game before II
is over, we will miss our guess
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Receiver Malott has appointed w. III.
Coleman assistant general freight agent
of the Vandalia system. with office at ST.
Louis. He will have general Jurisdiction
over the freight department under the
general freight agent, relieving the latter
of the details Of the work. Mr.. Coleman
entered the service of the Vandalia In 1915
as clerk in the freight office at Terre
Haute; i'm 1876 he was made chief clerk at
Indianapolis: later he was transferred to
the auditors office as chief clerk of freight
accounts: in 1880 ne was appointed travel
ing auditor: in 1881. when the I. II. ~ l..
was extended to South Bend, he took
charge there as local agent. and since 1887
he has been travelling \freight agent and
commercial agent.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. Aug. 10. 1901. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. l29 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 3OO5:
Susan C. Roots to Charles p. Roots. fifty
feet of west end Of Lots 4, 5 and s, Blk
Is. brakes add. G3th st. near Capitol
George W. Stout to Hiram Ellis ct TX.
Lot SS Stout's Vermont-st add. CHan-
jennie sDn sy Stein hea to- WIZARD vfTmPd' 81 i'} Stein. Lot IS. ""OO
Annie Miller's sub Of Lots IA and 10,
Daniel Yandes's sub Of the Carson am ~
Charles r. Nelson TO Maricana Maximil-
Llama Grimm. Lots "a and g. Alexander
Union st, near Adler st.).............. 10000
Agit sahm to Wymand J. Beckett. Lots
add. Bevilie ave. near 10th stu. 10000
Catherine f. Hamlin to Robert C: Light.
Is acres. washington tpJ ...-........ 100000
George w. Beck TO Isaac c. Ash. Lot Z
Cranes north add. usth st, near Mill -
Josephine Mcclure to Howard Anderson,
apolis. marion ave. near Henry ST.. 10000
Carrie Deusser TO Margaret Meyer: Lot
s, Nelson's sub of Lots % and 30, f.
7. Fletcher's I'd Brookside add. Mass
achusetts ave. near Brookstde ave)...: 10000
Tx. Lot IS. Blk IS, North indianapolis.
TdeIi st, near Clifton stJ..-...... 100000
Stats, Lots 20, ii. ~ and -. Julian ct
ais Spring Garden southeast add.
bradbury ave, near Boyd ave )........ $500
Esther Finkelstein to Abe Finkelstein,
Lot %, Russell's sub of Outlet 123.
Russell ave. near Merrill st).......... 100
Allen NJ. Fletcher to Wagner Plow Co,
part Of the S e u of Sec s. TIP 10 R 4.
tCenter tp) l,ooo.W
Margaret Bruce to John F.. l., Moore.
Lot 1903, J. A. & Margaret Bruce's add.
Park ave, near cath 81. ).............. 10000
same as 10000
Irwin Dickson to Ellen Mekitrick. Lots
AZ and as, Sells's West Indianapolis
add. tCor Sells ave and Blaine ave)... 10000
Emslie Bach to Louisa Paulisch, Lot 81,
Arizona st) 10000
John w. j. Collins to Sarah z. Webb.
undivided p OF Lot 80, Reagan Park
add. ash 81. near .25th st-)........... 1.500.oO
Lewis J. Brown TO John r. l.. Moore,
Lot SIS, f. T., s. K. & a. z. Fletcher's
Woodlawn add. pleasant st, near
Laurel STD ....................-..... 2.5o.oo
Mary II. E~dgeworth TO Edward ID. Dom
ner, Lot 81 and part of Lot 80. Blk IL,
North indianapolis. Goth ST. near
RAIDER ST. 10000
Transfers. %. total consideration -. $40 $50 90
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Purchased by the l.. & n.

The Shelbyville, Bloomfield & Ohio Rail-
road. which extends from ~Shelbyville, KY,
to Ky, a distance of twenty
six miles, was bought yesterday by the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
for $3.50. 600. For some time il has been re-
ported that a syndicate, headed by Peter
Arlund. of Louisville. was after the road
i'm the interest of the Cumberland q Ohio
Valley Railroad, of which Mr.. Arlund is
president. but the deal fell through and
yesterday the Louisville & Nashville Com
pany made an offer for the property and
the offer was accepted. The road was for
merly operated by the Southern Railroad,
but was given up by that system a year
ago. The L.. & n. will begin its operation
at once.
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Burt VIII Not BE Disturbed.

The New York Mail and Express said
last evening: 1T was semi-oficially adj
mitted to-day that President Charles NJ.
Hays. of the Southern Pacific Company,
had resigned. to take effect at the pleasure
OF the board of directors. There is good
authority for the statement that Samuel
NJ. FELTON,. now president of the Chicago
& Alton, will succeed him. There has been
talk of a single president for both South
ern and Union Pacific, but such a plan is
not at present contemplated. II. G.. Burt,
it is said. will not be disturbed as president
of the Union Pacific"
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Deaths.

Mary Gausepohl. sixty-ssvsl years. S2 South
Noble street. apOplexy-
Teresa Augusta Reichardt, thirty-eight years,
1921 Baltimore avenue. gastritts-
Francis VI. Dicks. sixty years. oOo Nortn last
street; apoplexy.
Carrie NJ Slough. f~orty-hve years. 4S45 fetch
er avenue. %nephritis-
James c. Tracy. forty-four years, s2s Chadwick
street; tuberculosis.
=. NJ. Shepherd. seventy-eight years, bl VIZ
ginia avenue. serility.
Rachael Lewis. sixty years. 1873 Alvord street;
hemorrhage.
Omer II. Hill. fifteen years, f4i0 Martindale
avenue: phthisis pulmonalis-
ftreet: pneumonia.
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VITAL STATISTICS-AUG. 10.
Births.

Kate and william Martinez. 7os Blake street.
hoy.
Mary and George Harsin. 35 Jones street. boy.
Maud and John Gray. 1902 Columbia aVenue'
boy
street. boy.
cyrinthia and y. ". Freeman. 500 Brick ave-
nue.. girl
sophia and George F. Smith. $40 Norwood
street. boy.
bessie and sidney smith. ss2i Cornelius ave-
nue.. girl.
Fannie and Clarkson c. Perkins, so North
Belmont avenue. boy.
Lulu and Albert II. link. 1920 Belefontaine
street. boy.
Mary and John Newman, city; girl.
Marie and John Moore. ia Indiana avenue
boy.
Edna and G. e. Clandy. city; girl
Lottie and William Wilcox. city. boy
Mary and John Christ. 2lsiz Geisendorn street;
boy.
Mrs. and Fred Henze. 700 Torbet street; boy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-20
Industrial City Idea Abandoned.

Promoters OF the industrial city project
announced yesterday that they have aban-
doned the idea. for the present at least.
They say that the Irvington site for the
model industrial city is too far out OF the
way of the part OF indianapolis at which
the coal roads enter. II a tract OF ground
of suitable size and reasonable In price can
be secured in the southwestern part OF the
city. the scheme may again be taken up
and urged. The options on the Irvington
site have been allowed to lapse.
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inexpensive Protection.

Nebraska State Journal.
II wouldn't be a bad idea for the rail-
roads 10 adopt the custom OF CARRYING In
some safe place in the baggage car OF
passenger and express trains perhaps a
brace of blOOdhounds that may be at once
put upon the track OF train rnbhors otter
they have departed with their booty. IL
would be much less expensive tnan Inc mir
ing OF guards for each train.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Sle.0C 0 will buy controlling
interest IN a successful factory clearing over
leo per cent. Investigate Address c. +. J..
Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-For tho purpose OF the
further development OF It's property a corpora
tion f. now Offering a limited quantity OF treas
ury stock. The company has not one dollar %
bonded or any other form OF Indebtedness. Is
upon a paying basis. dividend in December. 1901
Stock gained lo per cent. in value In past six
months. Investors may address ARTHUR e..
BATTERSBY. Grand Hotel.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OF TRADE-Nine-room dwelling.
Huron street. GOOD condition.: valued 5000:
incumbrance of 800: take cottage in North In
dianapolis for equity. Strictly up TO date twelve
room residence. North Meridian street. new: will
take house in Morton Place as part pay. Bust
ness block, East Washington street, and apart
ments above for other real estate. Twenty acres
near Valley Mills for cottage. Fifty lots near
Brooxside Park for Out-7f-town property. 173
acres near Carbon for other real estate. We
have all kinds OF trading property and cash
Tor better property this city. Thirty-two vacant
lots and two houses, all clear OF debt. for good
farm. WEBB & CO, 500 Stevenson block.
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Transfers. 20; total consideration.
Building Permits.

James II. Baldwin: repairs. corner Market and
Delaware streets. 800.
Mrs. Bander. repairs frame dwelling. IA Kansas
street. 800.
j. J. Keehn & Son, two frame cottages. COS
Terrace avenue. 81. 900 each.
street 81 o0O
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-Beautiful building lot below
Sixteenth ST.; will sell less than assessed
value. Address Box 4i. care Journal.
REAL ESTATE-Several small farms near city.
Modern house. IL rooms, on n. Meridian ST.,
near Nineteenth. Would take as part payment
s.. 900 property IN Morton Place or on any good
street north. Splendid double house, modern,
near Eleventh ST. bargain. Small houses on easy
payments like rent. Vacant lots in all parts OF
city. THE CENTRAL TRUST CO., 10 East
No. 81.
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John c. Miller and Dorotha X. Reinhard-
Henry Kennedy and Jennie Tyner.
Joseph T. Thomas and Nettie Welch.
John Abernathy and Daisey a. Sanders.
Richard Clark and Julia Williams.
Samuel r. Noon and Natalie r. Bonsall.
Jacob Binger and Mary Mol.
Prank @. Yeamau and Estelle Brown.
w. Harry Roberts and Coruina Bacon Lonmar
Ernest Doyle and Nora Peck.
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STORAGE.


S~TORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East OHIO street and Rec
line tracks: only hrst-ciass storage solicited.
GRATING y PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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HELP.

WANTED-For L. s. army able bodied. I'M
married men. between ages of Il and 80; citi-
zens OF United States, OF good character and
temperate habits, who can speak. read and write
English. Recruits specially desired for coast and
field artillery. For Information apply TO recruit
ing officer, p n. Illinois St. Indianapolis, Ind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and apprentices desiring
better wages send for free shop Practice
Circular and learn how you can advance to a
higher position. Instructions by mail in Ne
chanics. Electricity and Steam Engineering.
Interna tional Correspondence Schools. Box 1646.
Scranton, Pa, or Stevenson Bldg, Indianapolis.
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KISSEL'S - Week Aug. 10
The Popular F~avorites,
HAYNES and MONTGOMERY


4. NJ. time is in BLACK hgures-Trsins marked
thus: Daily. S-Sleeper. P-Parior Car. O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Cal. Except Sunday.
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observation-disclosures SAFE CO
General agent, OLIVER W. ISENSEE. q Mon
Hrs~vt place Nev ohsee. 3fl6L
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS
VIM. L. Rice. z6O5 West Michigan street Teie-
phones: Old. 2s750: new. 2i52- Territory west OF
White r4ver
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DIED.

Louise. wife OF Otto r. Lieber.
died Monday. Aug. 10. at noon. Funeral from
residence. 40 North Alabama street, Wednesday
at 2 p. m.
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Passenger and freight. Repairs and suppress
REEDY & co Phones-Nsw 317o. old 227Sz
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BROS.
New No. 2l Mass. ave. 22s -. Del. 1t. Tel $40
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MASONIC-Attention. Sir Knightsl Raper Com
mandery, No. /. X. T. Special cOnclave in
Masonic Temple this. Tuesday, evening at 7:4S
o'clock, TO make final arrangements for attend
ing the triennial at Louisville.
mi T. CONDE,
Acting En-. COm'd'r.
JACOB w. SMITH. Recorder.
MASONIC-Keystone Chapter. No. s. r.. A. NJ.
Stated meeting in Masonic Temple, this. Tues
day, evening at 1880 O'Clock. Members please
attend. l.. HUTCHINSON, H. =.
JACOB w. SMITH, Secretary.
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LAKE EXILE y X n
Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex.....7.o so1
Toledo. Detroit and Chicago. i'm. .s12a0 to26
Muncie. Lafayt 70 and Laporte spec.t5zo 1888
INDIANA. = WESTERN R'Y.
Decatur and ST. Louis mail and ex....fsW tees
Chicago express, p d......-."-:tu@ ~ 40
Tuscola accommodation ...--,...f3 SO t0.le
Decatu. & ST Louis fast er. sc-.-11lo sAoS
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS
wm. L. Rice. zeO5 West Michigan street. Teie.
phones: Old. 2s750: new. ai52 Territory west OF
White river
ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies.
REEDY & CO Phones-New $40. old 2z15z
FLORISTS
B~ERTERNANN BROS.
New No. 2l Mass. ave. 2zs ~. Del. st. Tel sac
LAUNDRY
INDIANAPoLIs Laundry Co. Old Phone 1873
Shirts. s~hirtwaists. collars and CUTS our speciality:
PATENT LAWYERS
E T. SILvIUS & CO. Jos ~. Pennsyivania st
Free pamphlets and consultation
THOMAS r. BELL. consulting engineer and
patent solicitor. 81 Ingalls, block. Indianapolis
". II. LOCKWOOD. pamphlet or any general
4i5-4ls Lemcke Building.
RESTAURANTS
sTEGMEIER BROS. Oyster and Chop House..
10 ~. Illinois 81 Both phones. Io.
SALE AND LIVER
HORACE WOOD Carriages. Traps. Buck
boards, etc.) Is Circle. Tel 1921
STOVE REPAIRS
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY co. 10 Meek St
Ola phone 2 on 1850. New 2o2-
WALL
II. c. STEVENS. New Style Wall Paper.
Low prices. $50 n. Senate ave. lei. 2 on zSS1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD,
80 N. Delaware 81. Tel AZ. Lady attendant
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TUTEWILER & SON.
Undertakers- 124 w Market St Tel ZIG
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Glover. choice. prime. ssqs.50; English. choice.
ssSes 20. alsike. choice. SOS. alfalfa. choice.
$50. 50: crimson or scarlet clover. Sg55e. tim
othy as lbs. prime. s.. S0Q2 40. strictly prime
bluegrass. a lbs. s2u2 80; German millet. 0Qs0c;
Western German millet. loqs0c: common millet.
So s0a2 Is: choice. 8. l5Q2 20. fancy Kentucky, "a
lbs. 20: extra clean. s0q75c: orchard grass. ex-
ira. s.50ql.75: red top. choice. socgsLs5. En-
Glish- 6507 oc.
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WANTED-ROOMS.


young man. room and board /
private family. Address Box 800, care Journa
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LAUNDRY
INDIANAPOLIS Laundry Co. Old Phone. 1859.
I1c. CUFFS. sc fH
Shirts. shirtwaists. collars and Guns our speclaIty.
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GIN. HAM DAfION ~.
M6f3A City Ticket Office, Is W. Wash. St
H3slil9 Cincinnati express sc...s<lO s2N
@trA Cincinnati fast Nail. San. soM
Gin. and Day ton ex. p. f10. - s1c.35
Toledo and Detroit express. p.----...uo3 1895
Cincinnati and Dayton ex. . ........fx ola
Cincinnati and Day ton limited. p d..sAl5 f9.96
Cincinnati and Dayton express ....."1.02 1928
Toledo and Detroit express.......sS.O9 f5.z6
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Linseed, raw. zoe per gal; linseed oil. boiled
Tic per gal: coal oil, legal test, siz6i4isc; bank
s7d50c: pest straits, SOC; Labrador. s0c; Yves
Virginia lubricating. goa soc: miners. 4Oc; lart
oils winter strained. in brls. 50Q60c per gal
half brls, Sc per gal extra
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-22
Wilson with Haverly's Minstrels.

The most enjoyable miIstrc. that has ever
toured the country is that inimitabc comedian
George Wilson, who ha, earned worldwide
reputation aS real tlu.lnaEyr many season.
past. lie has over been original aud never re.
sorted to anything hut clean, up.,o.date id,as
in selecting material Tor hi. audience. and this
season is making big hit with the New Havcr-
lr's Mastodon MinstrcS. which is now practically
the most modem and thoroughly organized ccui.
pony OF Burnt Corb'' players OIL the road.
The original Big -Four, Dan Altman, Gardner
and Hunt, Mazicr and Coney. Baker and Teal.
Master Martin, Dan Waldrou. Bobby Teal, Vii.
liam !. Mack. james Honnrrs, John Norton Rob.
crt Baker have the COMEDY in charge, The
principal vocalistS are: sam NaukcyilIc, J. :.
IlaHlon, John : Roland. IIIuy leighton. John
Maxwell and Charles II. Wesley. England lam.
Ou- lyric tenor Claude Nankcc is the director
oi music, and the superb musical numbers are
beautifully rendered. The fI,t part oi the new
llaycrly Ministries is not only magnificent in It's
oolorings but designed in a novel manner -
we'll, and entirely ont OF the conventional ".
T. Ndnkevillc. who control, many recognized
theatrical offerings, l. nov sole owner of IIdv-
erly's Ma>todon MmslrclS aud the grand mount
ing lac has given tnis company has never been
cquallod on any occasion. Tuesday, March %,
j, the date set for this unusual attractions gp.
pcarancc at the lyccum About nobn the grand
street display will take place, with Claude
Nankcvlc's Challenge band and the entire com.
Pany parade