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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

HALF RATES TO BALTIMORE VIA FEM
sYLvANIA RAILRosD.-Ths Pennsylvania
9silroad Company will place on sale at
th.ir ticket ciliee. y. E. corner Pennsyys-
MIA Avenue and Thirteenth street Washing
ton on z 5ruarg % h. nuti March 4fh,
round tFin t'cI,e's 10 Baltimore at 1920.
These tickets will be valid for use until and
including March 7tbto The train service be
tween the tRc ci les will be greatly inoTeas-
ea, end one may feel sure OF eetiog train
in ether direction 81 aay hour cfti:e dlr OF
evening. Tne location cftha Psnasy leaaia
Railroad station in Washington "a well as
TIE cation in Baltimore, lids largely 70 the
couyepience Of this route.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

A SENATORIAL srANrsLAus.-s Senatorial oour'
tesy was severely strained in Washington on Fri
dsv. Snd also the car of MIR. Chandler, of New
Hampshire. Senator Wn +. Chandler has long
been known TO he particularly alive where
combinations of business and ,litics concern
cd. Ho presided az committee meeting and
made somo pointed but illiudged remsrks which
Mr.. Blackburn replied to with grcst vigor. In
fact the latter at once caught the ear of the pre-
siding officer, vino immt dlately followed him
across the room and came rudeiy into contact with
the mursl surroundings. Tho full details of the
Kentucky msmber's srsument are not made pub
lie brt sufficient is known to indicate to the New
Hampshire Legislature tbs importance OF select
ing At its coming election larger man than sir'
Chandler for the Seuste-'r, to say the least
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25
A scrup OF Paner Save, uerLice

1t was Just an ordinary Strap of wrapping paper
but it saved her life. She was in the last stages
Of consumption told by physicians that she was
iacuTabe and could live only short time; she
weighed less than severity pounds. On piece of
wrapping paper she roa1 of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. snd got sample bottle; it helped her :;
she bought large bottle; it helped her more
bought another and grew better fast continued
is use and is now strong, healthy, rosy PLUMP
weighing 40 pounds For fuller particulars
send stamp to W. II. Cole, Drugg;sS, Fort Smith
Trial bottles OF this wonderful discovery free at
E. s Leadbeater s Bros,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25
NEWS OF THE DAY.


G,Ia has been discovered near I,hpeming,
Men.
TIE Boston boot and shosmskers ave
wiih,irew,ng from tae knights Of labor.
Commander Coffin will succeed Commau-
der Eyans IS secretary of the lighthouse
ooarG.
Prince Rupert, the Oldest son OF Prince
Ludwig of Bavaria, the heir to the Bavarian
throne, is Insane.
Ex.President and Mrs Hayes will come
10 Wa hington, for the FIRST tiue ance they
left that city, to witness the Inauguration.
Two Mormon elders were stripped and
lsshed by regulators for pretending to per-
form miracles, near Evansville, lud, yes
teIday.
The reports that large band of Sioux
have leii Standing Rock agency with their
war paiot on, en- route TO the Big Missouri
river has no foundation.
A majority of the Protestant Episcopal
Bishops have confirmed the election OF Rev.
Dr.. c. y. KaiGbt, OF Lancaster, IS Bishop of
Milwaukee, and he will be consecraied On
April %.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland viii
leave the White House on Friday, and Will
be the guests OF Secretary Fai caild until
March 3 when they will go to New York.
II hiss been srrangei TO have President
elect Harrison train baiied for q few min
utes at Jesaetta, Pa, to morrow morning,
snd have all tue gas wells lighted in the
entire pciehbcrhood.
Advicea have byen received in London 70
the effect that Prince Alexander of Batten
berg has haeu already married to the opera
SINGER Leisinger. she is % yeors Of age, Of
humble parentage, and is Catholic.
Members of tho Maryland Line ssy the
organic tion is not responsible for the re-
marks of General Rosser made at the ban
ouet in Baltimore or Friday night last, or
Of any person who is invited to address the
association.
The sheriff Of Mend0cino comfy, CAL, has
captured two meu .hoaviiy armed, supposed
to be the parties Who beid up both Mendnci-
no stages the ugnt of January The men
gave the names Of Charles Manning and q.
w. Han!on.
Prince Bismarck opinion that the cab.
not crises in Ffeuce will result 10 the aces.
Ion To Db"tl VI NtttitiuI i'tii - W.
known in Berlin, end here era q few per-
sors In German ministerial circles who do
not regard bis triumph as near probability
OF the eleven Galleries grouped abcu
the once thriving Mining town of Mt. Car
mel Pa, oply four ;.f tho smallest are being
operated, and two ef these only OH two
thirds time Thirty two hundred men have
been out of employment for niue weeks be-
cause the coal operators are determined to
keep up prices in the markets., md refuse to
relieve the glut by selling their coalat zen
sonab!e profit
The Presdent-e.ect his wife and daught
er attended church in Indianapolis yester
day After short discourse Rev. Mr.
Haines remarked that az this was the last
service prior to ,ha departure OF one who
had been Identified with the church fo'
lFasG Of century, the church should tender
to him heartfelt Godspeed. The cougre-
CATION then pressed about General Harrison
AID family, and there was general hand
shaking The President elect lef1 the city
lhi- afternoon for WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

BALTIMORE, February 25-cotton qpie. I'm.
firm; middling l0l5 Flour dull at unchanged
Fultz 105a110; longborry 106allo. western
dull and easy No . winter rad spot 9i'is95
March 92a95R; April 96aa97; May 9S45si-
Corn-Southern stesdy and quiet white 10 -;
yellow 4oa42; Western qnict and cssv mixed
spot 39Aa10: March 397st4O; April 4Ol2l4oa ,
May a t!s4l ~ steamer 39Ae89'1 O.ts Il n
white 32a31 do mixed 29A3l; graded So :
white 33io. Rye steady at 56a5S. Hay On
prime to choice time thy SIG Provisions qu 70
and easy. Butter steady; Western packed l6A-0
bess roll l3alS; creamery 2Sl30. Eggs drD /
14i3al5. Coffee strong snd higher R,o - .o,s
fair 1Sa1Sti Sugar steady sof: : Vhssy
firm at 81 |.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

There are no changes to not, ir Flour, bat in
dicatious point to higher prices in the NJ az m.
tnrc. Tho Wheat markets present no new len.
tures, perfectly sound well cleaned Milling
wheat' are uousu4lly scarce and in sctivc DE-.
mand, other grades arc still easy ari are Free
offered at current figures; sizes range as for g
month or two past from 70 to JOS, the latter for
choice lancaster samples. Cora is steady at ! to
43. Rye so to 81. Oats 80 to 30. Eggs poultry
and other produce, move more readily on account
of favorable weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

An Old Story look Of human being
when under tina influence Of that terrible
torture, rheumatism. Trivi.l symptoms were
neglected until the disease became estah-
lshad, whereas all the long suffering cou!d
have been prevented by the prompt use OF
Salvation Oh. costing only p cents bottle
Of all drug stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings OF Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. %.
SENATE

q rumber OF light house bills were report
ed from the Committee On Commerce and
passed, as were also numerous House bills
message from the President returning
without his approval a pension bill for Ed
win l.. Warner was presented, read, and re-
ferIed to the Committee on Pensions.
The request for conference on the
House amendments to the Senate bill grant.
ing pension to Mrs. General Sheridan re-
ducing it from IS 500 to 81 500 and making
it subject to the pension laws) was with
drawn by Mr. Davies and the amendments
were concurr,d in.
HOUSE.
The last week of the 50th Congress was
ushered 10 By lilbustering set in motion by
Mr.. Bland, Of Missouri, who raised the point
of DO quorum upon the approval Of the jour
nal After delay OF few minutes MIR.
Bland withdrew his point of order in order
to enable CT. Booher, of Missouri, to qualify
as the successor of the late James n. Burnes.
Mr.. Booher having qualified, and the jour.
nal having been approved. 6libustering was
resumed, but after awhile the wheels OF
legislation began to move.
Mr.. Hatch, of Missouri, asked unanimous
consent to non concur in the Senate amend
ments TO the Agricultural appropriation bill.
bat Mr. Sherman, of New York, objected.
After the transaction OF some business OF
No general Importance the Senate amend
menis to the agricultural bill were non.cor-
CURED in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

SUICIDE OF A PHYsICIAN.-Dr. Edmund
W. Sale. physician residing at Vintou,
three miles from Roanoke, Va, took his
own life yesterday at the home of bis
brother, l.. A Sale, Il prominent lawyer OF
Liberty, whom he WAS visiting. For two
months his health had hsen bad, and his
mind showed signs of weakening. While
the family were attending divine worship
he cut his throat with knife aud was dead
when they returned. DR.. Sale leaves wife
and several children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

THE PRESIDENT has done two things io'
which the people of Alexandria will bold
him in grateful remembfanc9-approved the
bills for keeping open the channel OF the
Potomac during freezes, and for the con-
mencement of Mount Vernon Averue, o.
which Washington Street, in this city, will
be q snctinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

WHEN THE South and her people are ma
ieued and denounced as they are On the
fl or of the q. s. Senate, by men who never
drink anything stronger than tea, it is mol
wonderful that hot headed Southern people
should talk as Gen. Rosser did in banquet
room in Baltimore last Friday night, omone
his MD comrades.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

have been troubled with catarrh of the head
and throat for the last five years. About three
years ago / commenced the use of Ely's Cream
Bslm, and from the first application l was rc-
lieved. The serse OF smell which had been lost,
was restored after using one bottle. I have found
the Balm the only satisfactory remedy for ca
tarrh, and it has effected euro in my Gaze II
l.. Meyer. Waverly, n. Y.
Ely's Cream Bam cured me OF catarrh and re-
stored my sense Of smell. For cold in head it
works like magic -iE. II. Sherwood Banker,
Elizabeth. \. j
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25
Death orJames q. Balm.

NORFOLK, Va, FEB 25.-James G. Balm
died at his homs in Portsmouth this morn
ing. B fore the failure of the banking firm
OF Balm & Bro, in 1886, Capt Balm was u
prominent figure in political and maaonic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

a dispatch from Tacoma. W. T., says
The big lumber mills on Puget Sound, at
Port Gamble, Port Ludlow, Port Bleskeley,
Port Discovery. Port NJ sdson, U salady and
Tacoma, shut DOM 81 urday NJ the COM
,oand of the lumber trust, to which trey all
,,sIong. TIE cause OF She shut d0wn is the
over produetien of lumber and the dull mar
ket in Southern California. l. throws more
than fifteen buud,ed men cut Of WORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25
Contradictions.

NEW YORK, Feb. %. -Thesteamer Kong
All" which arrived here to day from
Gonsivea, contradcts the reports OF the
routing OF Hippoly te's army at Gonaives
and Hippolyte's death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25
The Sngc CT Segniu.

To Mr. A. K. HAWKES. Dear Sir: Il
aivce me pleasure to say that have been
using your glasses for some time past with
much satisfaction. Fer clearness, soflness
and for all purposes iniened, they are not
surpassed by any that | have ever worn. !
would recommend them to sll who want q
superior glass. am yery respectfully yours,
JOHN IRELAND
(Ex Gov. of Texas
All eees fl ted and fiji guaranteed by L.
Siabier & Co, Alexandria. Va. jau26 lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

TIE New YORK Herald says: "On the
whole the solid South is not good for the
Northern democrats" 1t may not be, but II
is the only thing that keeps the South from
becoming second Jamaica, that preserves
the material interests of the Southern PEG
pie and that pr vents tho fAirest portion OF
the country from relapsing into wilderness
iphahited orig by wild beasts and voodoued
semi-aavsges. II the Herald lived 10 the
South it would favor Southern solidity as
esrnestlg as it now opposes it, because 1t
would know that only by such solidi'y can
the South. au1 al its paople, and oil its in.
terests. he preserved from general wreck and
ruin. A. that condition would react ifju
riocsly upon the North, it seems strange
that the people Of That section, instead OF
assisting their srutne1n felow-cit'zens in
preventing it, should he doing all in their
p7ger to micg it on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

SD you Americans never have bad cods?''
asked a surprised aud observaut Eugiieh
man. Formerly not since we use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup" was the intelligent
answer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

ARE You MADE miserabls By Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness. Loss of Appetite,
Yellow skin ShIob's Vitalizer is positive
cure. Sold by E. 8. Lesdbeeter & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

New YORK, Feb. 25.--coiton quiet; upIauds
1o!s; Orleans l0as futures steady. Flour qaies
and ii'm. Wheat Anll and steady Corn duh snd
STEADY. FORK qniet and strong at Sl2tl2 10.
La d quiet and firm at 81 %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25
4 LEX lNDRIA WoREINGMEN, ATTE
Z TON,
A LABOR MASS MEETING

will lie held in LANNON'S OPERA HOUSE, on
WEDNe SDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ~
1899 under tho auspices OF District Assembly,
No &C. X. Of L., and the Federation of Labor
Unions of Washington city.
Mr. RALPH BEAUMONT, Chairman of the
N .tionsl Legislative Committee of the Knights of
Labor and
Mr. PAUL T. BOWEN, prominent member of
District As emily, No 66, will address the meet
ing on matters of interest to working men and
women.
cordial invitation is extended to tho citizens
of Alexandria to be present. Seats will be reserved
for ladies end gentlemen accompanying them.
ftb25 st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25

CnIcAGo, Feb. %, 1 a. m--May options are
quoted as follows: Wheat 1923 Corn 35A-
Oats 22'e Pork 81 35 La ID So 90; short ribs
S. C5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-25
ALEX ANDRIA,.
MoyoAr EVENING, FEBRUARY %.
TIM 1--we CAUCUS action oftherepublican

THE LATE CAUCUS action ofthe!epuolican
Senators, forcing the discussion Of the boar
bloody shirt reso' ution. TO the exclusion OF
imrortent national business, looks very
much as i! The nationa administration will
hereafter be conducted upon the South
hating policy; fer it Is hardly probable that
all the repub lean Senator's ~ouic have sup
ported the RESOLUTION referred TO unless 'neS
had known that such action on their part
would be agreeable to Mr.. Harrison. As the
resolution was before the Senate it had TO be
discussed aud the Southern side defended
snd Mr.. Daniel has done the latter well anu
ably. What the repu5l cans hoped to attain
he the discussion, now that they have con-
troll Of all the branches Of the government, IL
hard tell-unless it were to Increase the I'M
told Injury they have already in tilcted upon
those of their fellow citizens whose lot was
cast in the South, of whom they seem TO
stand in mortal fear, and for whom they en-
terrain deadly hate. The worst OF the
matter is, that as bate bege!5 hate, the sec
lions Will be still further divided, and ths
the division vii continue to widen, Us tn'
democrats, by running a Presidential candi
date at Inc last election whom they mus
have known would necessarily be defeated
have so weakened their own party ant
,rena,henol The republicans-givipg then
fcur new States for one thing-that the Ga!
when rational party shall again have cen
troll of the government seems at present II
have been indefinitely postponed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
KENT SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE.
Paper on Aluminium BY Mr. Munsen
-Earth's Temperature.


At the meeting of the Kent Scientific
Institute, held at the IL igh school build
ing last evening, the first paper pre-
sented was by Mr.. Munson.
Aluminium, he said, was discovered
IN ISIS. Until recently aluminium was
very costly on account of the difficulty
experienced in reaching it. The price
has been greatly decreased 10y improved
methods OF extracting IL from cE.ys. 1t
has been found IN over two hundred
minerals. 1t Is not acted upon 10y the
weaker ACIDS, and oxIdlzes only when
melted. It Is especially characterized
by ia low specific gravity, VIZ, about
one-fourth that OF iron. 1t i extremely
strong, and probably VIII dlsplacc silver
10 large extent. The alloys it forms
with other metals are especially valu-
able. No other metal resists more
eilcCtually the action of sea water,
hence it has been adopted by the Gov
cTumeut in the construction OF the
screw, for It's new vessels.
It's alloys may be used to great ad-
vantage As electrical conductors.
The paper was Of unusual interest,
beng upon a highly practical subject
Prof. Mosclcy followed with q paper
on the temperature Of the interior Of
the earth. Mr.. Moseley has expended
q good deal OF labor on the study, and
hs observations agree with the theory
that the temperature increases one de
gree for every Sixty-three feet from the
surface toward the center.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
PERSONALITIES.

Mss Annie Allen IS visiting friends IN
MusSegou.
pr. W. Fl. Ross viii spend the day at
Kalamazoo.
J. VI. Jamison has gone to Denver,
Col, ON business trip.
Hon. ". o. Hughart returned srom
Pttshurg yesterday morning.
z. ". Fletcher. of the Democrat leaves
tomorrow night for Baltimore % VISIT
bis father, who Is dangerously ILL.,
Or. Perry ochurtz has returned from
Constantine, where be was called by
tine sickness and death OF his father.
IT. has been absent two weeks
Joseph G0odail, Of Goodau Bros. the
sIh-contractoTs tor the stone work on
the Court house, has returned from his
trip to the Bedford. Ind, qusTrios, and
o. his home ia Peru, that state. Mrs.
Goodall and their two children came
hack with HIM to spend the SUMMER
here
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
Proposals Wanted.

Notice Is hereby given thst sea 90 proposals
for the construction and erect Ion - the fol-
lowing named buildings wlll Dc received 90 or
before Il O'Clock. noon. a. The ofnce 81 tol.
samuel Wells Room y-si South IiYisIon.sf .
Grand RAPIDS Mich. on II fnfav. the twetfl-
eth VI DAY % Nay. a. j.. ls-t. and that tie
81 d proposals sliali not eaoee1 fhc smagHt -
each appropriation Tor sad bulelngs. t0-vit.
For Hospital. q F1.
Gor pormit0ry. $1,000.
lor Root Ce8aT. ti4s.
For Receiving Aauii. ttlt.
All 81 which will b. constructed IN accordance
with pisus and specifications drawn ~ =. ~.
oi.,sieI Of 9as - .a'. s13iset ~, g ease
soldiers Home -sid plans tnd specifications
90 be or exhibition Tor eNhpiI affun nn aud
after Ihgrseay, MAY 81. isss. ai tif once =
Rapids Mich or At the ofice eff W. HOLSTER.
at sag nav Mich.
Proposals for the SAID four buiidlpcs viii be
made sepRrafe.g. AID the undaff Ened corn
r9ltfee reserve the rfghf % rtirrf ans and al
bids 81 lt shall APPEAR 20 chen ftat ne Interest
uf The state a. IS IrhiraH aemaals it
The buildings - Pr comp Ieied Ia arc1rdauce
witf saif pars and sfrcifcsffo1s. en fhe ffst
dav q December a. ID 80. e forfeiture pu
tho part of fae contractor ~ 50 per dsf on enc
each ~ either Df said huiidinEs. win be rGi6
- sSid contractor or cor tractors. 80 ti'e case
rlag D.. ior esoh snc everT CAS- after b. trst
dav ~ Dfcemhff lssa which may be required
90 efIfrr go saic lIF ding ~ h1 iciurs Bonds
satisfactory % said Board - MansFeff p'il iie
reqglrea q Pc Furnished = said cgntrseiol O.
contractors ior fffif faithful I.rrf1rn'ancn ~
fhelr proposals in sccordance vitt ssla plans
snf spec hfations
Ils 81 sealed proposals vii DO opened ~
fhe Undefs4sr ea comm tee - f.rlnfs y fa-
cn Mandar Nsv q lsss. - fbe oilcf ~ tbe
Mirt raH 500 In-e - HwE
shMTtL WEIds-, Grsn6 Rapids, Niob..
81 HafL bfeHf Bls Rapids Mich
BuilsIne COMMITTEES
=. v HoladsTEs. raeinsv, hieh. hrehiteei.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
SECRETARY BEAgPIg



taz East.
E. Il Beztie. geasral secretary q
tas s. NJ g. A., as,i home fFom
as tri9 Eass yes-sEsay af.es a. a1ssl.se
u nearly l.ree seeks. The obi e u
Mf. Beal1e'. tap was t9 attaal lle 'soa-
teEelee ~ secrel1Eles az oFa11e = j.,
tae Nallolatl e9.sef4l.ea ~ tLs aSssse "a
laoL- ll it.List lEa-4, aua 60 inspect tlle
2 Lsi-1s asss'e.tt - hllla Zs - Lae
kasl. Iiae conference AZ l'flage, come
ulelleius ~ tae II AID coat4ulng uunl
th- t-l. Nas tle larsesg ald bes ever
Aetd i1 t1- eoansTy. There were 80
ses -fl-e5 present, lFoll every state
asa Territory les- tss l1HteT frUm
canada. ulle each tFom l9uaon. Irl-
land, $50 2lolm, Berlin and Larea-
Among tho pitasln. features q tle
-lty A orange 8As a TIP 81 E3son' =
iA-otaioFy under Gaze guidance II tEe
great soap ulal4iaeg glrCr, 60. -ale5 a.
4hich place Ar. Ed..on pgr-suaily
sAoaea them every tn3g 0f interest.
4l-d tHpi-ned L0 tlem h.s new Flolo-
graph, which he exhibited ,u London.
Ae dAy after tle adjournment 20 Or
auEe ule party sege taken O. Ncw YORK
.A "a special trlia, y wnefe tley had ii
splendid ceat4ou aud banquet .u t4e
afternoon hy lhe Brooklyn ASSOCIATION,
taf Res. br. bekL- T4lmase deliver
ug tle alar - Jt welcome. Ia the
evening Shes were gwen two other brl-
Laut gecer rt.ous by the Harlem and
f0rty->l CUl.i i--t. assoc atoms. Ou the
morning following tuey went over to
Philadelphia, CD attend the reception
gwen bY ,he.c.uzeus " the Quaker city
lu tle Academy OI tlne Arts, and 30
attend tue convention.
Mr. Etalt.e saws tins gathering was
by Tar tAg largest convention Oi the
ASSOCIATION ever held. there beng over
LOCO delegates present from all parts
Of the gu0e Grand Rapids wa. repre-
sentel hy three delegate, Mir. Beatt.e,
james T.. bol,f0rd and James ID. Rob
ins0u.
Alter the adjournment of the con-
venUOn Mr.. Beatt.o made careful
/ personal inspection of all the assOcla-
/ ton buildings IN the cities named, and
says he has picked up a good many
valuable ideas that may be- lncOrpO-
rated in thc plans for the new building
mere. lie saws That the Harlem build
ng, in New York, is one of the most
perfect cheap buildings i'm the country.
ltS cost was $4,000, and from il he
learned good deal. Most of the other
hne buildings We're OF much more ox-
pensive and extensive character. one N
Philadelphia costing 5000. .OU9. and one
each IN Brooklyn and New York cost
Ing the same. He says the one in
brooklyn was the gift OF the estate OF
Frederick Marguand, and is the finest
structure of the kind on the continent.
Mr.. BCattie was captiyatcd 10y the clo-
qucnce, simplicity and goodness Of
fostmastcr-Gcneral Wannamaker, who
addressed the convention. While in
Philadelphia Mr. BeattIe attended
Wauuamakcr' Sunday school class,
which consisted of fully l,S0O persons,
the entire auditorium of the church,
which seats that number, being full.
lie says the true greatness and phi
lanthropy of the man Is shown 10y the
universal affection of the entire city
for HIM, and that many of his admirers
declare they viii make hun President
/ before they stop.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
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1t is guaranteed 20 bring relief IN every
case, when used for any affection of
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such a. Con-
sumption. Inflammation of Lungs, Bron-
chltis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, etc, etc. 1t IS pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can elways be depended upon. Trial
bottles 10 cents, at Peek Brothers drug
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