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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
AN ELEGANT HOTEL.
That's What VIII Be Erected at the Close of
the Spring Palace.


W. W. Dunn & Son. have had the plans and
specifications made by J. ]. Kane & Son, for one
Of the largest and best arranged hotels in Texas.
The building will be FIVE stories high, 200 feet
on Fourth street, seventy five feet on Main and
lag feet on Rusk street, and finished in the most
proVements for the comfort and convenience OF
guests.
The rooms will be large ceilings high, halls
in all cases ten feet wide and thorough Iipht
and ventilation in each room. The rooms Viii
be arranged in suits and singles. Each chamber
room is to be furnished with q marble top
stationary stat y.t,, washSt1 md, and an ele-
finished in the most modern manner,
with shelves and drawers. Each chamber will
be lighted with gas and electric lights and
heated by hot water throughout the building.
Large and easy stairways will be at each end
OF the building, and one OF HaIe's best and
most elegant steam elevators to the fifth hoor
win run day and night for the accommodation
feet wide win run all round the
building resting on iron columns and furnished
with handsome iron stairways from each floor.
In fact every comfort, convenience and safety
The dining room will be eighty by sixty feet,
with windows of ventilation on three sides, and
win be the finest and largest din
will be eighty three by forty and model Of ele-
gance, and convenience, with marble top coun-
tiers, hard wood furniture and Minton's encaus-
the FIRST floor will be finished like the most eIe-
CANT private Office of a modern bank. Six large
and elegant sample rooms will be on the first
floor for the accommodation Of travelling gen.
tlemen.
Nothing has been neglected to make this hotel
model of elegance and comfort, without regard
to cost-something that will be a pride to the
citizens of Fort Worth. This hotel win have 2I5
Zens. The erection will commence on the close
OF the Spring Palace, at a cost OF Sl45, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
LooALETTER

Several parties were promptly arrested last
ace grounds.
The Southsiders meet at Pope's grocery to-
night to consider very important matters con-
corning the election May Slst.
A reception will be given this evening at St.
DESTROYS Of meeting Rev. Mr. Weber are in
vited.
a colored man was arrested last night for at
it is not known whether he has been concerned
in the petty thieving round town,
This being q holy day in the Episcopal church
the holy communion will be administered at St.
Andrews church at 10 a. m. A short address
may be expected from Rev. Mr.. Weber.
Rev. Percy Weber has returned to this city
after his trip through the North and East and
will hold meeting in st. Andrews Tuesday
night, and possibly speak elsewhere before leaV-
ing.
Rev. DR.. Draper of Michigan delivered the adj
dress to the veterans yesterday in st. Pauls NJ.
E. church. He speaks in an earnest straight
forward way. His address was mainly histori-
cal with frequent applications. He dwelt on the
darkness of the conflict and the terrific crises
from which the nation was born again.
Bishop Goodsel made few remarks yester-
day at the decoration services in St. Panl' s
church. He spoke OF how every one was COM
ing to the conclusion that the grim abatement
this nations life could have been settled. 1t
fills his heart with joy he said to see how both
sides are calmly accepting the result and going
to work. 1t shows how surely the old issues are
dead and how magnanimous the AmeEScs4
can be. sSfss ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
ALL RAIE
From Fort Worth to Graham Mean
Cheaper Coal-S1. 35 Per Ton.

From Fort Forth to Graham Means
Cheaper Coal-S1. 35 Per Ton.
Within the past few months a number
OF shafts have been put down in the coal
field,of Young coIrly, showing stratas
varEinasas to locaIFyfrom twenty six ia
fifty4fve@snches of superior furpsesak ztd
. cooking GOALS, which could bas q sind
h5ailed as cheaply as t1sS&ssouri and
illinois, where for the same distance of
haul manufaetYsjs6re supplied at 81 .35
per ton orth IS late and present
grsht5y6sd iRSheap fuel, and absolutely
Irresponsible ,Sand now must befhad be-
Tore she can enter greater and perma-
nent era of prosperity. This matter of
cheap fuel would advance her interests
in all lines as much as in manufactures,
and before decadence sets in, which has
happened all cities which <bave attained
to our population, wi@but fuel cheap
enough to justify msSttfaoturss. This
matter of cheap fuel should enlist
earnest, prompt and persesYging action
of our citizens to its realizatis8E
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
For the Gazette.
Symphonic NO. 6-HAYDES.

Like thistle down, oh, music, on thy wing,
Supernal, mounts the shackled human heart;
Sweet, pure and fine, this upper aura fair,
When all things clogging, gross, fall swift
apart,
And toss tn unfettered soul to heights sublime,
O'er clouds, and mountains, far from land or
seas,
To soar with cherubim and seraphim
Atremble in the zone Of PleiGdes.
Oh, beauteous music, born Of art and love,
To lift the anguished thoughts from mortal
breast.
And sift them, like suow-mists, on Jurs's sides,
Leaving the purest, most ETHEREAL, bestl
Oh, toiling, Yrovelling world OF workaday,
Creep, creep from out my senses and my eyes;
Leave not one murky film of smoke or dross
To tinge the blue of Fancy's summer skiesi
Soft rest these tired orbs on swaying moss,
Singing of shady swsmps and cypress bowers;
Sweet steals the balmy, scperiferous breath
OF nev-mown hay and fresh, deH-laden howersi
Dim, dim sea-foam when the moon goes
down,
And distant grow the faces, sounds and signs
Around me; off in neither realms float
And trail my fingers in the mystic skies;
Lay soft my cheek against the velvet blue,
So cool, SO deep, so beautifully pure,
While angel wings aflutter wait my breath
Such ecstRcy no mortal can endure
Back to the rude worlds din, the madding
crowd;
Swift to the sodden earthland once again.
Was that the themes finale?
ALL Thank God
For such sweet surcease of life and painl
m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
MAGNIFICENT.
Leading yocalists of North Texas Delighs
Spring Palace Guests.

Leading Vocalists of North Texas DelighS
Spring Palace Guests.
Never perhaps IN Texas has there been more
successful or thoroughly appreciated attempt
made at the production of grand sacred music
than that at the Texas Spring Palace last even
ing, when Dachaner's Messe solemnelle was
rendered by a double quartette composed of
leading and best-known vocalists of Fort
Worth and Dallas, under the able
leadership OF Mr.. n. n. Washer of this
city. The parts were taken as follows; Sopranos,
Miss Msude Peters, Mesdames Guy Price and
Carrie Fox; altos, Mesdames W. F. Stewart,
Morrison and Garvin; tenors, Messrs. Decker,
Orchard and Schorb; BASES, Fenelon, Bsyr-
hotter and Cole; pianist, Mrs. Poston; flute,
Mr.. G. d. Lusk. Violincelio and double bass
were volunteered by the Elgin band.
Il is seldom that the people of Texas have the
good fortune TO hear such music as this. Per-
haps never before in the state has similar un-
deItaling been carried to such a successful
eyentuation. That it was appreciated by the
thousands of attentive listeners last night il
attested by the numerous beautiful floral offer
ings which the singers were treated to upon the
conclusion OF each part of the solemn mass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
4 4n1r TO OLD ArExISo
MADE for onSSbollar.


1t is surprising how little is known of
our sister Republic by the residents OF
the United States, although it is easily
reached by water or rail. The large
percentage of Americans seem to satisfy
themselves with the thought that Mexico
is only narrow strip attached to- our
country, and compare it with the taia64
q kite, instead of knowing that tSn-
tains twenty seven large l.fEa TO-
900. 200 people.
Those desigt5s 10 stza different race
OF people sn5oy picturesque scenery,
aptiqbtt entirely different customs,
eAn0 more novel sights than ever dreamed
OF, should visit Mexico. Many lucky ln-
yesTors in the Loteria de la Benefcencia
Publica. have been enabled to take this
delightful trip by sending 81 or upward
to Juan Piedad, Manager, Apartado 43,
Zacarecas, Mexico. Distributions on the
9th day of each month. zacatecas Is
the mining city Of the republic, and has
q population of rs, 900. 1t is located be-
tween 81 Paso and Mexico City. at au
altitude Of 800 feet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
Tho ornhnns, Home.

The arrangements for the outing which the
Spring Palace employees will give the children
OF the Orphans home on Tuesday are all COM
pleted and genuine good time is anticipated.
The ladies of the committee of az
rangements are Mrs. W. H. Large, Miss
Ads Large. Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Dauson, Mrs.
Guthrie, Mrs. Tingstrom, Mrs. Lingenfelter,
Mrs. Cartwright Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs.
Harris. The children will be received at 10
O'Clock in the morning and will hold their ex-
ercises before dinner, which, will be
served at 1 O'Clock In the eastern
extension. The Elgin band will give
its usual concert in the afternoon, but the music
will be especially Tor the children. During the
intermission Wilson Gregg, Esq, will make an
address to the children. Several special guests
will be in attendance, and the children may eT-
pect royal time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
ere well filed. and Mr.. Mitchell made an in

teresting talk
He chose the parable of the Good Samaritan.
and talked on ''Who is My Neighbour and
laid special stress on the sentence, ''Go thou
and do likewise.' He wondered why the COM
msnd to love thy neighbor as thyself was SO
to comparing ourselves with our neighbors in
stead OF with the Bible and Christ, which are
the only reliable and true standards. The road
to Jericho, on which the Samaritan found the
wounded man runs through this city, the speaker
said, and parallel with all our lives. And along
this road lie all the temptations that lead from
the city of peace to the city OF curse. This road
runs through every city in the land, and reaches
out into India and China and London. HUI
mainly is falling among thieves all the time,
and the good samaritan is wanted badly in all
these places. The talk throughout was very
effective.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
What he Thinls..

Col. Tom c, Shoemaker of Decatur was seen
by GAZETTE man at the Spring Palace last
night and being asked what he thought Of this
years Spring Palace, said:
ut is grand, and is far ahead of last year. I
wish the people North who think we are lot OF
outlaws snd heSthens down here conld be here
tonight and see this crowd Of lovely women here.
] say TO you that have been in Chicago, st.
Louis, Kansas City and other large cities, but
tonight have seen more beautiful women and
more elegant and tasty toilets than ever saw In
the same sized crowd in my life.''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26

great ornamental valne; also such articles as the
Wichita county home, the man with the
Granger. There are also fruits and vegetables
and other such things that would be drawing
hIbits as those from Taylor Denton. Van Zandt,
Baylor, Hardeman and all the other counties
there is no reason why 8 sale should not re-
donnd to the great financial benefit OF the Con-
federate home at Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
Fort Worth. Tx AuriI 21. IS

FORT Worth, Tex, April 81, 1890.
Germ Exterminator Co.: 81
DEAR sIRs-My little girl hssshad very Sc
we're case Of eczeRa, being hE9ke out over the
head and face. if
After using differs Rt Eantedies and no benefit
derived, used your GAGS. Alff's Germ Exter-
minator with grand EAlt, the disease being
gone, with no appS&fanck4of a return, and 1
certainly recomms8d it. Mas. WIN. POLLARD.
st. Louis House, City,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
FROM coMANcHB.
correspondence of the Gazette

CoMAScBB. Tex, May 23.-Quite number Of
our citizens have been in attendance this week
on the Spring Palace, among them NJ essrs. F. NJ.
Brown. r. v. Nicely, @. B. Mason, W. o. Ham
ilton, E. l.. Shropshire and G.. A. Binnansl
johnson Brigham, Misses Camille Fleming. Car
RE Beeman, Lizzie Todd and others. All are
loud in their praise OF Fort Worth and the
Palace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26


FiUe Railroads are H51lls0 fer graham
Consult map Of fEeState all see
how favorably it is situ4Sds Genial to
an extensive stock raiii4aD a&1cul-
cultural country, prodp9 he ereals
in yietd per acre and offqli eQhal to
the best of any other seetiou pntral to the
mineral belt around It'd iazhEili have to
yield up its treasure& o Coal, iron
nickel, silver, emo, leRA u, natural
paints, oil, etc. central, Ne- most i'm
portant and nearest surro1 Hing railroad
towns, Decatur, SBowiB Henrietta,
Wichita Falls, AlskRy. cisco, Ranger
and Weatherford, &dh a&out sixty miles
distant, assures q VI 4ssn untrammeled
scope for its buslnesssaE influence, and
for which logical, sensf lie and conducIVe
reasons all rarlrAads toSbr through Gra-
ham will reliably AeoBre as much traffic
from agricultprf5 Id livestock as on any
other route nd q kpfold and ever in
Fcreasing hNness sabiy and forever
from the rafaeral bels kurrounding Ora
ham.
RaIlsd - built to secure the most
busine sposslSe. The lines now under
constr Zion St of Fort Worth and
east a the Bees river, between the
Texas ana Pacfs and the Fort Worth
and Denver raHys, unquestionably
best secures and fulfills their expeeta-
tions for business via Graham, the Gem
City of Texas $40
Gordon & DilwoEthls zssfT5s, olives
and full linez saBie delicaeies at the
Fort Grocer Co.'S,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26

BIr. R. E. Allen and wife OF Bonham will
visit the Spring Palace to-day.
WA. Shaw, editor of the Texas Farmer Of
Dallas. was in the city yesterday,
Professor Carl weiss o. Galveston ste is a guest
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Ingram Of Bonham are
visiting the family Of j. NJ. Williams, 1904 East
Weatherford street.
Rev, Percy Weber, who proved so popular
with Rev. Mr.. DeForest.
Mrs. DeGrsffenreid, wife Of the congressional
aspirant, left for her home at Longview yester-
day. She has been visiting with Mrs. E. NJ
Turner of this city. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
nARDEMAN couNrr PLEAsEp.


QUANAH, TEX, May 22.-The people of Har-
securing the silver medal on their exhibit at the
Spring Palace. Our town and county are new
and to be so successful st this early date weu
think speaks volumes for our future prospeyit 8
The people OF Quanah and Hardema EeeonIty
have kindly feeling for Fort Worth, and esps-
ciaily so for The GAZETTE Quite number viii
Palace on ''Hardenan county day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
FROM ALvARADo.
resnondenee of the Gszette.

AIYARADo, TEX, May PA large crowd from
here will visit the Spring Palace o-morToF, and
while but very little has been said about it, yet
hundreds Of our citizens have attended and con-
tribnted to the interest of the Palace since it
opened and return unanimous in expressions of
delight with what they have seen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
rHr ooNFEpERArE uonIE.
The Project to Benefit that Institution BY
the Palace.

Dy
the Palace.
This morning the directors Of the Texas pring
Palace are to hold meeting at which they win
take under consideration the details OF
the sfasme suggested By the Wichita county
5 =, Through john Howard, of beneftinR' tfls
eoafcderate home At Austin through the Texas
Spring Palace exhibition. Mr. How
ard has assurances that several
other comfy exhibitors at the Palace will child
In With ,3,isextasand make the sale of premi,iuI-
4soset4 1fBies one that will attract wide asten-
ftihhs ID the Wichita exhibit alone are some
thirty sacks OF premium wheat which should
have great value in the eyes of many. Then
there are the decorations, many Of them Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
FROM PAIo PINTO
Special to the Gazette.

, PALo PINTO. Tex, May 25.-Mrs. ]. L. Cum
nirghaspa and her cousin, Miss Edeth Forney ARE
visiting Fort Worth and the Spring Palace this
week. MIS-. blanche Dalton, one OF our leading
society ladies'. is at the Spring Palace. Our
county judge, " l.. Garrett, is absent from Of
ncial cares. Rumor has'it thlt he is attrac ted
TO the Spring Palace by personal desire to see
the sights and be with attractive company. His
address while in the Fort is SIS Missouri avenue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
8. Gloria from Twelfth at Mass (by request)..


As programme OF choicest sacred music the
one rendered yesterday afternoon and evening by
the Elgins could not be improved upon 1t will
be seen to contain the most pleasing selections
from such composers of grand music
as Haydn, Handel, Mozart, Mendelssohn and
Rossini, with the most touching strains ever
written by Sullivan and Kreutzer. And the
great Elgin band has the requisite capacity
to bring forth all the harmony originally
intended by the composers in the
pieces. With such arrangement OF reeds,
strings, horns and drums, Professor Hecker is
able TO bring out the soul Of the music he under
takes. The thousands who hung upon the d.
vine strains yesterday attest that Hecker has no
equal. He captured Texas by the unconquer-
able power Of his musical genius.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26

WACO, Tex, May 25.-The excursion to the
Palace yesterday was a grand success. Some
1900 took passage and all unite in saving the
Palace is grand and that they spent pleasant
day. el
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26

Sc By special request the Lavarnie, Le-
Sour and Cone dramatic company will
produce their great sensational drama,
entitled the Jakss Boys.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26

long time, we were particularly astonisheo a.
fine buildings in the course OF erection We also
carefully went through the Palace. and can say,
that we fully concrr IN the best opinions given or
the same. It is pleasure to state that several o.
your leading citizens did not forget our libra
ries, we bringing back with us fine pack
ages of books, kindly donated by n. N. Common
& Co. and Andrew @. BstemSn, jr., and the
promise of several others from well-known gem
tlsmen. THOMAS HAIL,
Librarian.
You should not fail TO e,sfAe famous
Gem Falls as reproduced aefas San Saba
exhibit in the Palace bpifslR, and after
seeing it do not fail teasmine the other
good things from the0unty, and you
will find much 1e kest and entertain
you. Their sansSs of wheat, oats and
corn are equal any in the Palace.
There is scardey HAetter all around
county in Texa*Hhan SEe. Saba, but its
remoteness freih the railroads has not
yet brought it into general prominence.
-sS
Denton county IS sxlbit is still recelv-
ing great amounk admiration and no
person should5sTfst the Palace without
seeing it. Ifge from the Denton ice
factory VIZ Vegetables and boquets
frozen in q Eksat drawing card.
The magnificent display from Harde-
man county of oats, corn and wheat, of
grasses and budding rock, which are SO
artistically Arranged, is receiving the
admira $pnm every visitor at the Spring
Palace. {Sn next Tuesday q mammoth
excursiozEill come to the Palace from
QuRnahaAd 1t is hoped that everyone
that Rassibf gan will come from Harde-
man RHd seeltke good work being done
hereSlE their appittee. This exhibit Is
goinESto do woftdsrs for the county at
lsr&E and the pe6tae can look for large
tidss immigration Ter the year 1890.
There are many who see the man with
the hoe, the man ndth the gun and Mrs.
GrangerAow on. Exhibition at the Wichita.
headquaf egs Hke think it is the work Of
professionsSSS aCorators. Such ia not the
case, but lESre made entirely" by the
ladies of YSSfa Falls.
The WskHfta c6Rptry will receive last
ing bensM by its work this year at the
Spring Nsaace. Having been awarded
the gold medal for the best display of the
products of the earth, and this fact be-
ing carried abroad by every person who
VISITS IH6 HdldC6, Will give Wlcullb
county reputation that is to be envied
by every county in Texas. Every one
who comes TO the Palace hunts up the
Wichita exhibit and, after having seen
it, goes away speaking of it in the highest
terms. Many prospeetors, induced by
this exhibltA have gone TO Wichita,
bought landsxeDd Viii take up their fu-
ture abode tiEareS The lands are yet
cheap, and havV seen proven by years of
experience to ,1lEll that they are repre-
sented. If 1Sa ake hunting a location,
go to Wichit$ an9ssyou will be at once
convinced aaat yodGhave found ''the
place." ne wonderful growth of the
wealth of s county within the past FIVE
years will pvince theamost skepticaI
that it is all that it claims to be. Re
member that prospectors tickets are on
sale to Wichita Falls and return for one
fare the round trip. Avail yourself OF
the opportunity at once and see the coun-
try of wonderful growth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
Gov. steele,s Firss Appointment.

GUTHRIz, I. r., May 25.-Ths first appoint
ment made by Governor Steele, governor Of Ok
lahoma, was announced yesterday It was that
sioner of the Worlds fair fer Oklahoma.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
who Is nv Neighbor.

thsS. N. @. A. of Kansas, addressed the local
association yesterday afternoon. The rooms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
TIE BAND,
The Concerts Rendered by the Great Elgin
Military Band.

The Concerts Rendered by the Great Elgin
Military Band.
Appropriate to the sacred day, the programme
rendered yesterday by the great Elgin watch
factory military band under the accomplished
leadership of Professor Hecker was of q sacred
character. Following is the programmes:
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
l. The Day of Our Lord. Kreutzer
Played for the first time with full military
band.
:. . aDGG Mater. $50. .hOsslnl
(al Overture. (b) Pro Peccatto. (c)
Cujus Amman. (d) Inhammatas ct
eccuIGo.
8. Military Symphonic No, n................
Complete work. .......................Ha Haydn
4. Cornet solo-The Lost Chord. 49,. Sullivan
3. Chorus-Halleluiah, from Messiah. Handel
SUNDAY EVENING.
1. War March of the Priests go 80 Mendelsshon
2. Chorus-The Heavens are Telling. ......
......,....... ....-....-.. from the Creation
Haydn.
3. Trombone solo,. -...-.............M Mr.. Stress
4. Soft Southern Breezes............ .Barnby
0. SiarlneJ SOLO Mr.. Stengler
b. La Cnarlta. .RoSSlnl
z. Austrian hymn, with variations ........
.......... ........... for different instruments
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26

The coolest and st enticing resort in
the city is Andrea pavilion theater.
rhe Hiehisl soolo,.n oomnanu.


The Wichita colony company owns
over $50, 600 acres of land adjacent to
Dundee. They viii put their maiu office
at that pi87e - They will literally adj
vertise Dree and the surrounding
country. kke no mistake. Dundee
viii be stdtpwn, aud the man who
invests at1e otEn lot sale on Tuesday
need hay 30 appsehension of the result.
Special ttentioEis called to the adj
verisem of lama for sale, under
heading 81 Capitalists Investors, on,
page eight.
Send in your orders sfsE hest Ceiling
cigar in the msSli ibe queen Bee.
ss,s, isEF Worth GROCER Co. -
g s5fs. Abdill and Madison .szis6 It teeth
without pain. .z5
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raRnEILIrRs CANS AND SAW.

TERRELL, Tex, May %. 1880.
To the GaEette, Fort Worth, Tex.
On the 10Th last Mr. Frank Grisson and NV
self visited your city for the purpose Of taking
in the Palace. and also to see 4 few Of the many