Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-17
EDITORS AT BOSTON.
Visit 10 New York. Albany ana
 Niagara Falls.

wife. we left for Boston Mas. tp aA- tend inc National Editorial As,ocla- ton. which met oa the 24th. Ar- irving at St. Louis >uuday morning. made close connection via the Van dalia line to Cincinnati al which place we arrived late tha, afternoon. All through Illinois In 1ana and Ohio harvesting the wheat wa- '"e order of the day; 8 lo"r Tield t.hs -ea.,n ,uaiL grain, corn and grass the staple crops ot thi, section-a fine agricultural region. almost level high and drv. and yert fertile. Al Cincinnati teak ,he Erie X Western for Binghamp,ou. \ | and Bo-- ton. Took sleeping ear and next day found u, at Binghamp.9n where we stopped to rest. Tuesday after noon arrived 8, Boston, the aristo- cratic city. claiming rhc distinction of being the hub of tine universe.
 The A,-ociation was iH session four days: aa account of lt- varied proceeding, would not beot general interest. some interesting papers read aad discussed. Attbe wind up Col. F. W. stephens. of the Coium- bia (Mo.) Herald wa- made Pre>i- dent. bg exclamation At thi, meet ing there were present about 300 del
 egates from 56 States. Association continues to grow and promises much benefit 10 the craft. Arkansas was fully represented W > Burnett, ot the Helena World. va. chairman of delegation, and made executive com mitteeman from thi. >ta.e.
 While in Boston so many objects of interest, were seen that only men ton can be made of few: state House Boston Common If >toriej fame beautiful public gardens ad- joining. historic nome of the poet Longfellow large yellow and vine covered cultured Cambridge and it, Harvard College comprising many large and handsome buildings the aged elm tree. under whose shady bough. Washington, the father of his country. took command of the Continental army Charleston q lovely suburb. where the batJI, If Bunker Hill was fought. and on whose summit 8 lofty monument now stands to forever perpetuate the yalor of the revolutionary fathers con tains 2l7 steps. no elevator. top af- ford, fine view of Boston harbor and the buildings of The great bean town Procuring q search warraa'(D (the street, of Boston are SO crooked one l. liable to become cro>,-eyrd and hump--houldercd. trying to find any destination without guidc) finally reached Fancui Hall. with it~ host of memories, ''thc Cradle ot Liberty school boy- are familiar with the story of thi, building then the old South Church. Public Libra ". City Hail. Art Museum Cou-er- ya'ory of Music etc. rtc The last afternoon an excursion was given down Boston Elarbor a taste of ocean air experienced and 2 hit of swell from the rough Atlantic. felt all enjoyed this boat ride though il wa, rather tco cool, oyercoats ard wraps being in demand Boston was ho-pitablc and courteous to the edi- tors, lji- a city of great wealth population over 100000. With j'. narrow crooked streets auJ l1v.tu- imposing buildings it di uo, very fayorably impre~, u,#ln fact. was somewhat disappointed in Boston.
 Friday afternoon we turned our backs upon Boston. arriving in New  ! ' rk early next morning spent 's-arday and sunday at the mc,rop- olis. sightseeing and resting. Cur delegation stopped at the Grand Central hotel on Broadway the bu.i- est thoropghfare of the great city. Here may hc seen daily bu-tljng mass uf human beings a va-i cou- course, elbowing and almost crowd- ing each other off the sidewalk. Wis. ited Castle Garden, where cmigrant, land and are given permission Co live in land ot liberty and freedom. Here We saw ont in the harbor, on Bedloc's island Bartholdl'- statue. Liberty tnllghlcuing the World :' it is 22H feel high, with an immense electric light, thrown from Ja, ap- lifted hand of the Goddess. Again fcastcd our eyes upon the heautic. of Central Park, with its fountains and terraces, walk, and meadows, lakes and hillooks, caves and fastuc,>e,: :: the most lovely place on the couu- ncnt Took promenade ou Wall