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The sun., 1890-03-23
THE UTES WANT 10 60.
They Threaten Trouble ir They arc Not
Taken 10 the New Reservation.

DENVER, March 22-Charlcs A. Barthol-
omew. agent OF tho southern Utes and Jica-
rells Apaches, is In Denver When seen by
THE Sun correspondent concerning the re-
moval OF the Utes to the new reservation In
southeastern Utah. he said:
Five months ago Agent Painter OF tho
Indian Rights Association came to the agen-
cies and presented letter from Commissioner
Morgan requesting that accord him all the
privileges of the reservation and enable him
to get all Information possible l cheer
fully complied. and soon learned that
he desired to learn the feeling OF
the Utes concerning their removal
called council Of the Utes and they all came
together and we had quite a long talk. In re-
sronse to Mr. Painter: INQUIRIES they replied.
without eXcepti9n'1 Yes: we want to 60 to tho
reservation was too narrow and there were
too many whites on all Sides Of them.
have Teen excited al out going to the new
reservation. They now are beginning to think
that Congress Is not gong to remove them.
coHgrS Con IS has to ratify the treaty BY passing .
that their agreement with the Commi4sioners
was not final: but they are harI to convince
that there Is not something wrong. and they
are growing discontented rapidly.
Great crowds come into Ignicio as ofton as
twice a week. and when we have no news to
give them they pahS SHo" tneir uissatishc-
think very serious complications will arise in
cnss Congress TefuseS to pass r,nd 6I h
reservation and the Indians would both be
very much dissatisfied. and u friction that has
never developed before would arise The
reservation. as you know. is only 10 miles wide
aud / 10 miles long. II is necessary that the
Whites should pass through 1t; The Indiaus
cannot help being eucroachments. The In
dians are well armed and 4 they should resist
entertainments and a collision occur there is
"TherS are 1850 Utcs al told. In any event.
II they are not removed | shall move every
white woman and child Off the reservation.
There might lie n dozen causes Of trouble.
Some of the moro Iawlcss OF the renegade
stripe say that they vii 20 10 the n"W country
alter them. The whites might cross tho rcser-
>ation ami be stopped or in a collision cattle
might be killed he Ut"s are very friendly
with tho Navalos. II they had trouble they
could draw the NavaloS In"
The sun., 1890-03-23
DINNER 70 CHARLES EMORY SMITH.
Tho New Minister TO Russia Entertained
by his New York Friends.

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by his New York Friends.
Two score of the New York friends OF
Charles Emory Smith, formerly editor Of the AL
bany Erph,nO Jouind' lately editor of the Phil
adephin Press. and recently appointed Minister
to Russia, gave him a dinner at Demonico's
last night Ir. Smith snlls for Europe on the
Trnvc on April .. The dinner was private. and
, only intimate personal friends Of Mr.. Smith
were present. 1t was a remarkable gathering.
however. OF men of different Politics and occu-
pations Among those present were ". II.
McElroy. Thomas L. James. Charles A. Dana.
Charles r. Miller, John A. Cockcrl. Chester S.
Lord. James W. Hustled William H. Robertson.
John Il. Van Wormer. William j. Arkell. Presi-
dent oates Of Eutgers College. the Rev. d. W.
c. BridGman. Father Justin. Stephen b. Elkins.
John A. Mccall. William Il Grace. Warner
Miller, Daniel $. Lamont. II. c. Duval John j.
Knox. \. b. Hepburn. John A. Secher, Ellis II.
Roberts. Gen. Daniel Butterneld. Andrew S.
Draper. and Frederic =. Ocott-
There were many speeches after the dinner.
but tLcy were entirely Of a personal and
friendly nature William II. McElroy OF tho
1riIuae presided and in introducing Mr..
Smith quoted the lines Of Oliver Wendell
Holmes:
Here comes young fellow OF excellent pith;
Fate tried to conceal him BY naming him Smith.
"One touch OF elbows" said Mr.. McElroy.
has mado US all akin tonight and fused US
into ono by our friendship for our guest"
Mr. McElroy said that Mr.. Smith might find
tho local color OF st. Petersburg effective, but
not half SO elective as the color Of tho white
stopped homes OF Philadelphia. The viands in
st. Petersburg would be excellent. no doubt.
but there was nothing there that could COM
pare with tho catfish and wafIles served on the
banks Of the unfettcrod Schuylkil. Never
theless" said Mr.. McElroy. Our hail TO our
guest Is Of the heartiest, and our farewell is OF
the most uncommon fervor." All those present
drank Mr.. smith health standing.
MIR. Smith said that he could not thank his
friends enough for their generous compliment
rounded By tho men who had nurtured him In
the bone and gristle which had enabled him to
stand alone in business and In political life
lie was gl nd TO see still that political differ
cnces made no cleavaGee in private friendship
The man who bears tho commission OF his
Only one country and ono impulse, and should
represent these with broad American patriot
ism and with sturdy American citizenship
The friendship Of Russia for this country Is
provcrbinl 1t was displayed in tho most mag
niilcent manner at the most critical time in
our life. At the darkest hour OF the civil war
the yellow flag q lussla tiying in the port Of
friend across the water. And may, the yellow
flag OF Russia and tho Stars and Stripes Of
America be ever entwined."
Charles A. DRna Warner Miller. Thomas L.
James. the Rev. DR.. ltridGman. Ellis II. Rob
crts. John A. Cockeril and others also spoke.
The sun., 1890-03-23
1HE SCUM COV4G TRACE
Jersey City Enjoined from Interfering with
the LehiEh Valley Road.

Justice Knapp granted an order yesterday
restraining the authorities Of JerEey City from
interfering with the Lehigh Valley Kailroad
In its work on the south Cove tract. The rail
road company some time ago began laying
tracks and making other improvements on the
tract which the city claims as its property.
Then the city began an Injunction suit against
the railroad. This suit will be tried tho nrst
week in April The tract In dispute is worth
about $2.OOO.O0O.
Two weeks ago the Jersey City Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners adopted u
resolution instructing the street Commissloner
to remove g all distractions from the tract in
dispute. The railroad company certloraricd
tile resolution. and Justice knapp ordered the
city to cense operations. The city authorities
then sent squad OF policemen TO the spot to
prevent any more tracks being laid by the
company.
The railroad company then made application
for an order restrainlnR the city from Stopping
the track laying. IL WAS this order that Judge
Knapp granted yesterday, at the same time
saying that the Lehlgh Valley Company could
go on with the work pending tho trial Of the
eJectment suit but at It's own peril.
The sun., 1890-03-23
CONCEPTION IN LONG ISLAND CITY
At Least, Important Books and Papers
have MyaterlousIy DIsanpenred.

Mayor Gleason of Long Island City has
been notified by Chairman Fassett OF the
Senate investigating committee that the COM
mlttee intends investigating the affairs Of
his city. He was requested to lay before the
committee all the books and papers pertaining
to the financial affairs OF the city. tho tax levy,
the quota Of state tax. and the collection and
expenditure OF moneys for the past ten years.
When City Clerk Kadien and his assistants set
to work yesterday morning TO Got the docu-
ments ready tor tho committee they made
discovery. Important papers and books re-
latinG to the ,.ityS affairs W to 1850 were
missing The Mayor was notified and n more
thorough search OF the city departments was
made. but without discovering any trace Of the
missing property.
disappearance. Mayor Gleason says the story
OF missing documents is an old one. Further
more, he says there is only one inference to bo
drawn In connection with their hisnppearapco.
Mayor Gleason first took Office In January.
1857. the missing documents have nothing to
do with his administration.
The sun., 1890-03-23
Will Mahoue Go 60 Paris,

PETERSBURG, Va, March 22,-An intimate
friend of Gen. Malone was asked to-day what
the General had to say In reference to the pub
lished report that he had been appointed Con-
sui eneral to Paris, He said he was at Gen.
MaLone's residence yesterday and he re-
marked to him We'll General. 500 you aro
going to Paris as Consul General, Malone 8
reply was: Where did you SEQ that :" s. In
tss eG FTP IS hot Trd 6ufb Rf
by the friends OF Gen. Malone that there is
any truth in the report The friends Of the
sui appointment long ago If he wanted 1t.
The sun., 1890-03-23
Townsend Wins tho Amateur Billiard
TOMrnhmcnI.

The fifteenth and decisive camo of tho ANA
teur billiard tournament was rAycd last Higlt at Man.
rice Days BLIZZARD room IN Washington street Brook.
Yn. Tho gamo Was 10 decide the winner Of tho tour
Arthur H. townsend Of TINS city PLAYED 5nt points
and pr II. u. Jennings ot BROOKLYN played S1 poutS
Eot players had won three games, and each had been
defeated once The score:
Townscnd-i 10 li7.0 =. &. n 81 o no. 5I,2ull
- ~ 4, D. U, - o. a a. =, > - a. Il o. -, o. ~ - o.
4-t,sI
Average, u 3!ao high runs ~ And 50
JenniHgS--, ?, T. = =. g. |, g. = - .. l. T. a. II, o. I
4 3. IL. /; T. 4 Z =, a. No. J. a. .. I, /. g" o. -l1.
Average 1G;.H liEh ruIs ~ and II
RefeTco-Will.Gm Barnard Murker-E Miller. Time
OF game Two hours IS minutes
The sun., 1890-03-23

Billy Robortsons gymnasium WAS again
ronRed to tho doors last evening by the crowd gath
cred witness the final bouts of the coorel boxing
tournament. Tho report o, the ridiculous preliminary
bouts brought additional spectators but worry little fun
characterized the contests Of last evening Instead
sonlc very exciting lights witnessed, some OF
which It, treatrned q have serious ending
Russell tho New Haven IsTror. suffered defeat The
Elm ny newspaper have been dcv",iug rounns 10
this apparent world heAttT, but Ike many another
phenOnena lighter he exploded when exposed a
crucial tost. Tie decisions OF the judges manly
6AitACtury but when Eusso was drClAred yictu,uvcr
BLACK barney White from iutienGurg in trial bout
the Aters track friends raised the usual huAbuO
familIir when ono OF their good things 20 wrong
In their OBJ eCuns they were supported by many Of e
Spectators aud II really did seem as II Barney had
stood on Tho error to an even thlny,
The sun., 1890-03-23
Maryl.ad's Prohrb,tory Cigarette Law.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 22.-The Governor
has signihcd his Intention to sign the cigarette
bill, which has passed both branches of tho
Legislature. The effect will be tho extermlna-
tion OF the title smoker. The measure. while
nnt prohibiting the sale places an almost pro-
hlbltory tariff on the cigarette. 1t provides
mat seller must pay an extra license tax OF
t5O. and that he must make oath before the
Clerk OF the court to which he applies for
LICENSE that the cigarette which he proposes to
sell under taid license will contain no injuri-
our drug or narcotic. All the dsalers are get
upG rid OF their stock as rapidly as possible,
while the smokers are laying In good supply.
The sun., 1890-03-23
Lynchcd Right After Hi. Crime.

LINDEN, Ala, March 22.-Thursday after
noon j. Shatton. desperate and worthless
character. entered tho store Of W. W. Lewis.
popular merchant. and. with the remark. II
have been looking for you." shot him three
times. Lewis ran toward his residence near
by Just as he reRched the steps he fell to the
ground dead. Stratton was caught at once,
and in less than half hour an angry mob had
hanged him to II limb in the centre OF the town.
Lewis. tn" murdered man. WAS very popular.
Tho cause tho murder Is unknown.
The sun., 1890-03-23

Iarned runs Philadelphia 2; New York 3 Two base
htls fhomis"u hayer ti"mens farr"i, T!ernnn +.
Murphy ll"rrUng Home runs Thompson Iirst habe
q G"'. -r"i'nicphia = sew i"r. Lee, on bases
fhIrGc pima = New YORK. struck UGt-Phi abel.
y ~. y. Sew York, Wii pitches Anderson. Hhar.
rn't nonhlc plays Allen Hytrs. AMI NcCaulry;
Alien aud III, auley lime-Oue hour and twenty uliu
utpE Umpire iIuOns
The sun., 1890-03-23
THE II. NJ. r. o. VIII NOMINATE,
Going TO Put Up n Republican County
Ticket of Its Own II It Can.

At a recent meeting OF the Executive Come
mittee Of the Is. NJ. r. o. there was a long die.
cussion about naming committee to make up
a full county ticket to be voted for next fall
motion TO give Chairman William L. Strong
the power OF naming such a committee by So
lectinE one member from each one OF the dis
thnt tLS nnntn was iosI. hs was m9ti1n %
made up by each organization electinR one
member OF it, After Il deal OF discussion II was
finally resolved that n committee OF three. OF
which {, c. Shayno should be- chairman. should
devise some method of selecting a nominating
Committen
The sun., 1890-03-23
Tho sauIe Arrives with Barnum.

The steamship Saale passed Sandy Hook In
the fog last night with p T. BArnum aboard He will
ashore this morning
Mr. BArnum said At Quarantine last night that ho
felt better In his life hadn't been sick day
the voyage, and Alept better shan on shore He pre-
sided At = concert for the SoAmOnB OrphAnAEs. at
which Won Bulow assisted The only copy OF the life ot
Mr.. p. r BEruum which was on board the steamer WSB
sold q auctOR and brought SlsSo The total receipts
The sun., 1890-03-23
Lieut.. Cro-. Pronounced Insane.

PROVIDENCE. March 22.-Tho Medical Com.
mIFSones appointed to examine into the mental coud
ton OF Lieut. Amos A. Cross have reported to tho Su
prse Court tAt he insane. and tho Court has com
i"itled him to tho Butler Asylum for tho Insane.
The sun., 1890-03-23
NOT EVEN SURPRISED.

MME A. RUPERT Is lOpULAR IN BOS-
TON fremont ycmule filled 10 tho blim;
hundreds TUNED away Boston Herald says:
There has never beer such crowded house
OF ladies rs was ut the famous Complexion
Specialist s lecture" Boston Traveller; " Nine.
Rupports lecture was n decided success. Tho
audience intelligent and stylish, was charmed.
Nine Ruppert an -wercd all questions put to
her In her charming manner, to the entire satls-
faction of all ladies present. Her Information
to her listeners COulu hut convince them oil her
great study and knowledge Of the skin.
a reporter asked Nine. Rupert II she was
not surprised at tho immense crowd at her
lecture and also the immen.r snle OF her Eools
on her opening day III Boston. surprised!
No indeed. on see the ladies' OF Boston huNo
urged mo to 20 there for tho last two Years. and
us they recognize my ability why should DO
surprised? Have | not always had my house
filed entirely. and IN net turned away crowds!
Ladies are sensible; they are not vain: they
wish to look cieaulr. This thew cannot do un-
less thoy have clear comp'exions. ! do not
claim to he snrernnturaI; | cannot make a INDY
Of fifty years a girl OF twenty. Impossible. But
] can and do give them nice. healthy. clear
complexion. Did sell many goods in Bost on
To be frank with You. | did not expect To sell so
groat a stock, so took with me but q few gross
OF my wonderful Faco Eleach. These were sold
n; precisely l.. NJ. opening day. and an order
was telegraIhcd TO New ork FOR more goods.
On leaving Bos ton | left 500 untitled orders for
The sun., 1890-03-23

Face bleach. which sent on my return How
do account for the great demand? That is
simple. The ladies who were present at my
knew my business thoroughly, and by
tue close questioning OF tho physicians aud
/ had studied ana was 'S n speciHist. 40 would.
be, complexion specialists will permit them
selves 20 be questioned In public. Why BG-
AJAX thom 10 diagnose case They cannot.
Nine Eunrert stands firm and alone in her
hook rrintcd Ict sho is convinced that her
theory. true to nature Is suueriur.. Tho result
of all hcr time spent and KNOWLEDGE acquired
OF tho various skin Diseases il centred in her
world-renownod Face Bleach. This Is tho
article she used so long in personal treatment
before putting on tho market II is nov twelve
which she possesses the honorable distinction
Of being the sole proprietress and 9riginaiorl
has been sold in Wholesale y aIkO'S, increasing
In its sale daily, until today 1t stands with no
riHHl. not even a competi'or Nine kgrnert
%, at the fith Avenue Theatre. /; NJ, havo
on eNhlhition living proof 81 her sEllI. the re-
be from %n a Of tho
VIZ VIE Sy are @ q 90 SSSis no miss @ sssS
tho chance again. licmomber. de- not claim
to change icHtures,-only 10 clear, the skin by
natur,- own remedy removing tho impurities
cleansing tho blood, thrown ont on tho surface:
AZ my lecture will explain the cause Of red
c0lorations. and tho way to remove them. |
use no injurious ingredients. no arsenic. lend.
bismuth. or ANYTHING e. inlure child skin
colorat ons are days in coming: then, ladies.
can you not wait Il few weeks for u curct
Wonders nre things of tho past, not Of to-day.
aud must have n little time to effect my cures.
1t Is better TO use Face Bleach moderately.
taking time to effect Il permanent cure. pos
itively state Face Blench will euro any disease
that shows on tho skin. unless 1t is entirely OF
the blood The most dreaded dsease is
eczema which yields readily after using Face
lie that it s u tonic for the cutirlo OF tho ekin.
not II cosmetic. 1t Is used only upon retiring.
not for street cover up. but draws the impure
filing the blood throws off 10 the surfnCe.
Ladies' bring your note books and pencils 1t
will pay you to do SO: valuable advice will be
given to all"
World d-renowned Fnce Bleach sont TO any
address on receipt of price. 81 per bottle; 3
The sun., 1890-03-23

The wet weather Of the past week hns 40 put
back IN" work upon the Madison square Garden that 1t
cannot prohaOy 10 competed by the time - the ar.
rival Of the Strauss orchestra, aud It was tecidei yes
teriAy by tho MADISON square Garden COuluAuv 10
postpone the upsnui for ~ eaot fortnight strauss
ton Chicago
The sun., 1890-03-23
No Proof that she Threatened the Gar

ST. PErERsBURG, March 22-The Govern
ment has abandoned the prosecution Of the
woman Tchebrikova. who was charged with
writing and seudlng to the Gar a letter threat
eninR that unless he modified his reactionary
policy he would meet the fate OF Peter Ill,
Paul T.. and Alexander H.
The sun., 1890-03-23

CHARLESTON. March 22.-To-day's game was
far from telng brilliant one Tho storm came up
the mtdl" Of IT, and both teams seemed have
been little frightened having read wiggnss predic
tion. A single error by New York gave tho Quakcrs
three runs and won the game for them. The score
The sun., 1890-03-23

LONDON, March 22,-Ihe fore compart-
mcnt OF the Illinois is filled with water. She
was in collision with an unknown steamer off
tho Eddystone. Tho latter vessel WAS slightly
dRmARHl.
The sun., 1890-03-23
A LOVELY WOMAN

overheard one cay, Of her, by Heaven she's
paintcd!" Yes" ret0rtcd she Indignantly.
"e1d by hcnyen only'" .Ruddy health man
tied her cheek, yet this beautiful lady, once
thin and paln, and suffering from a dry, hack
Ing cough, nlgh,-sweats, and splitting Of blood,
tsC:acd IN, dertlnec 10 M conS9mptivc's grave.
clans without benetit, she tried DIR. Pierce'O
was soo1 marked, and IN q few months SkS
w!IS plump Ind rosy again,-a perfect picture
OF hecita and strength.
ThG WONDERFUL "GolJcn Medical DlScoy-
cry, nov world famed as O remedy for con.
sumption, which 10 really lung-scrofula is NOT
3nly m Hcknow!edgcd ToIncdy for that terr1s
hiy iatal rna'sdy, when taken in time and
given u fair trial, but also for all forms al
sscr0fI!llops' Skin and Scalp Diseases, as Whito
EWciAnSs, For sOr's, Hip Joint Disease.
Snlt- rlmlm, letter. Eczema, Boils, Carbuns
clcS, IrysipelsS and kindred Cilments An
GcGiy. crusty. itching, troublesome eruption1
yield readily 10 its curative powers. II inviEs
ogatos the liver, cnrtchcs the blood and pro-
notes III ti!c bodily functions. II Is the only
LIVER blood Gnd lung remedy. cold By drug
giSts, unhcr a PcStI.S'o guarantee that ID
Will do lll that II is recommended to- or money
paid for 1t viii be promptly refunded.
The sun., 1890-03-23
.Inx GonId In AIa1ico.

CITY OF MEXICO March o. via Galveston,
jay Gould and party have reached Guada-
laIarn,
The sun., 1890-03-23

bottles. usually cure, s5 Ladies' who cannot
call can have il sent to any address,, securely
backed. State your case plainly. No charge
for consulaiion in person or by mail. l villa
ing all questions nsked me. send &c. for eeale4
rarrtIiScul4Ts rarrtIiScu TO MMt7 4. ,RunPERT, & 80 EAST
PLACE. NEW YOlK, IS WEST AID sT..
NEW YORK. AND 40 FULTON ST. BROOK
lAN. y. \. Nine. Ruppert has offices in ell
tho leading cities OF America and Europe.
The sun., 1890-03-23

LADIES, DON'T FORGET THE INs
TERESTING LECTURE AT 9Th AVE-
NUE. THEATRE NEXT TUESDAY
AFTERNOON C2P. NJ, SHARP. MARCH
25. TICKETS CAN BE HAD FREE AT
ANY OF MH OFFICES. OR BOX OFFICE
OF 5TH AVENUE THEATRE, AND
WILL RE EXCHANGED FOR he.
SERVED SEATS ON DAY OF Leo
TURE FREE OF CHARGE
The sun., 1890-03-23

Tho McCAul opera company will begin a series of
performance, to extend over week. at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music on Monday evening Won Suppes
opera Glover Is to be represented with cast incud
ing Messrs De Wolf Hopper and Eugene oudin Miss
Marion Nanola, Nine CottreIly. and other well Tx cd
players and singers Several OF these artists will take
part benefit concert occurring tonight at the Star
Theatre ami given in aid OF tho sck relief fund of
United Council No. i,Oa5 American Legion of Honor.
The sun., 1890-03-23
LADIES DELIGHTED.

Why? Because Nine Rupert Lectures New York Again. at
Fifth Theatre Tuesday Afternoon March 25 at O'clock Sharp
Complimentary Tickets at Her Offices Box Office Of Fifth Avenue
The sun., 1890-03-23

a concert in which programme OF works OF Amerl-
can composers will be interpreted by All orchestra IN.
der the direction OF Mr. f. Van der Siucke en- has zen
arranged, and will tako pace in Washington on We /
nesday evening next. Among the compositions to he
performed are numbers by Arthur Foote Arthur BIRD
j X. Fame. +. Chadwick, Dudley Buck F. Van der
Stuck'n. and others. Tho soloSts to appear are Miss
Maud Powell. Mr. Arthur Whiting Mr. Ii. H. Huss MISS
T. W. Everest, and Miss Louise Karyss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-21
A FARMER ROBBED.

Thieves at Delaware, o.. Take $4,000
from His Sachel - A Clover Bit OF
Work.
CINCINNATI May II. - Henry Free
man, a farmer residing at Heinrich,
Shelby County, ILL.,, was robbed of $751;
600 in the railroad station at Delaware,
O., Thursday. Freeman was on his
way home from New York, where he
had been to dispose of lot of stock
and produce. He carried big sachel
under his arm, and seemed very anx-
ious about it. The train stopped at
Delaware for dinner. Freeman got off
with his precious package, which he de-
posted on high bench. He forgot it for
a few minutes, but went after it before
the train started. Some time after
leaving Delaware Freeman opened the
sachel and nearly tainted when he
found his money gone and the bag filled
with bricks and papers The total
amount, which was about $13, 600, repre-
scented almost the unhappy farmers en-.
tire fortune. There is no clew to the
thieves, but it is believed they must
have followed him.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-21
Mn NESOT,A ST 1,E NEWS
BIG FIRE At wlNoN N
MIL and Elevator Property Destroyed
Loss, o30b. 600. /

hill and Elevator Property Destroyed
Loss, 1895 900.
+ The heaviest conflagration among the
many losses by fire at Winona the last
year started in the fre-room of tho
Winona Mill Company's immense -four
ing-mill about l O'Clock the other morn.
ing, and the entire plant including the
mill, elevator and surrounding buildings
was destroyed. The total loss on
the property was estimated at $780,
600, and might exceed that; insured for
$soo'ooo' mostly in mutual companies.
There were about 25,OO0 bushels of
wheat In the elevator and 1000 barrels
OF flour In tho mill. The company en-
ployed about 100 men. The mill had q
capacity OF 1900 barrels, and was about
the finest equipped building of the kind
In the world.