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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-24
TO-Morrow Is yyasl, Dav.

Use II. and H. 1t saves labor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-24
Glass. Csainaware and Furniture
Packers.
To Scores of st. Paul Ladies

At Kent's, 1911 West Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-24
Use PiITsburyss Best.

Receives the highest award everywhere
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-24

Glass. CIlinaware and Furniture
Packers.
AT Kent's, 191 West Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-24
Save Tabor by Using HI. and n
Carpet Remnants

sold-by grocers and druggists.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-24
Wire Office RaiEin@s.
Heard oz, the Streets Of s. Paul

st. Paul Wire Works, 81 West Thir,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
She Cured Him of Drinking

alderman Beinhauer Of the South Side has hit
on rather novel plan Of re.es tablshing domestic
felicity in unhsppy homes by curing convival bus
bands of drunk. mess.
For scme time past sll tho women and mon in
the werd-and many times from other wards
who DO not live bsrpi'y have been in the habit OF
seeking the a!dermans sdvcs. Two-thi;d' OF the
| cases that people wish to enter r trial sc court
could not run the gauntlet of the grand jury, so
the alderman has adopted smother plan, who WAS
unfolded in q conversation with woman who 'sst
| night wished to sue her husband for support. She
II ID o case and had grounds either for charges
OF cruelty.
"i'll tell you how 10 cure him." said the alder
man. You do just the same AS he does. If ho
comes home and smsshcs furniture you take po-
ker and help him. If be swea's, you swear worse
than he does If he gets drunk, yen so and geS
drunk too. You can stop him that way, for
have given others tho same advice and thor hus-
band wilted and things were thereafter ali right
"a short time sgo W lm9n came 10 mo and said
her husband got drunk and raiseJ row AT home
TOLD her 10 do tie SINE and she said shs Won d.
Alter leaving my Oficc she saw the ba1k.eps of
the sa DON her husband freqpented and TOLD hirc
il she came into the saloon and sskei for a drink
ne must nos stop her but do IS she wanted.
THE next evening she walked boldly into the
,oon where her hu:ba I'D snd comp anions were
ranged along the bar and said Il say, fellows, it,
u igkty mean weather. Have drink. will you
Take one on M. Bartender, give ne good, stiff
whisky. | want the best
Looking at the men, no stood aghass. he wcm-
an said What's up. boy Have drii k. say,
and she braided the bfimming glass though 1t
nearly choked her. Her husband csme up to her
and said Why, Mary why are you here I've as
much ri hit here as on replied the woman.
'.As sequel TO the story the and wife left
the SALON together and the husband TOOK SOL
emn VOW to never touch liq1or again. Tho coupe
than dcz law sui5s."
VIII the alderman finished his tale TIE woman
eaid I'll do the same thing il it XII ma" So
come recreart husband must BE- Tare Of scene
pHsJur1 DISPATCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06

GAMBLERS WHIP CoNsTABLEs. Three
constsbles and private detectives made q
descent upon IS Clark street gambling house
in Chicago yesterday morning, With war
rants for The arrest OF the proprietor
on complaint of Herman Miller, who
alleged that he had bsen cheated out
Of 81 500 in the place. The heavy doors
were barricsded, huS the officers of the law
beat them down with sl,dge-hammers. a
fight, which lasted nearly sn hour, followed,
the officers On one side and the gamblers on
the other. Several persons or both sides
were badly burt. and the coDstables were
forced to withdraw their forces without hav-
re succeeded In serving their warrants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
Republican Caucus.

The republican Senators hello caucss
last night. The purpose was the at
raugement OF an order OF business for The
remainder of The session, aud the outcome
VAS the selection Of The following measures,
t. be- considered. IS fer az practicable, in the
order uamsG: the Z gh.-hcur bill, the
Copyright hi, tbs Nicaragua Canal bill, t1e
Paddock Pure Food b:i snd the Conger
Lard bill, which may DO discussed in COG
nection, sthougb preference 10 order vas
assigned II the Pure Food bill; the Land
Court bill, the Bankruptcy bill. the Later
t,te Commerce nil and the Pacific Rail-
roed Rounding bill. Appropriation bills
and conference reports are 10 have the priv
ileae of coGsidsl atcn st any time, Nothing
wss said about the Elections bill or silver
legislation. l. VAS understood that the or
der OF busne 8. above given WIS TO ne sup
ported by al republican Senator'S. II, how
ever, any measure named arouses strength
Of opposition that threatens t, result in t,e
consumption OF an uarees enable length Of
time, it may be Passed over for the next
measure in order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
Costly Wedding Presents.

Miss Louise Shepard, daughter OF Col.
Eliot T Shepard snd granddaughter OF the
late Wm. H Vanderbilt, was married to
VIM Jsy ScnieGs!in, grandson OF The Hon.
Johu JAv, az the Filth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Nea York. yesterday. Toe wed
ding preeents numbered about 600 II ie es-
timated ihot aey represent au expenditure
of $3.50 coo TIE silver dinner service, gold
lirec, presented by Presidea5 Harrison, con-
sisted cf six large pieces, ma2niicentiy
cIesed. By for the cOstliest and moss beat
tifll present OF all was necklace Of d!e-
roa3 pendants, formed in The shape OF the
hsur-is-!is. This neck acc con;ai's z95
dismonGs, meny OF them farce SHINES, sno
he uhne coz iiy oore ihsn 100000 Mr,
W. J. 81 ,ane a1d Mrs. s5osDe seut tbi5 beau
tiful necklace. Mre. Cornelius Vsnderolt's
gift var in the sheps OF eun of more
than one hundred diamonds eurrcand-
Ing q massivs gam OF thirty carats
MIRA. William K. Vanderbiil's gilt
gifc coDslstsd Of four Magnificent diamond
starr. Il thu eente: Of each star IL great
blazing tiierord, and surrounding II are
seveaty-GSo beautiful GENE. An elaborate
solid silver luncheon service OF Elk
pieces WIS rresen. freun Mrs. William Il.
Vanderbilt I, wss massive service, and
uuat have cost thousauds Of dollars The
brideeroom's psreD;s sent massive solid
gold sewer two feet wide and three feet
long. IL beautifully chased and is prob
ably the hepdscmsst thing Of its kind In
New York Chsuncsy n D paw sent a mas
sive solid silver punch bowl, en- the surfeoe
of which was the most delicate trsoery Of ca
Iadiau hunting scene The bridal eift fron,
Mrs. Shepard, the mother, wss completely
furnished house on Fifth Avenue. There
were half hundred bisque figures from the
girl friends of the bride. George Wander
bit presented bis oousio, the biide-eec
with foe collection of alchings. mszz ltints
and sauattpes The flowers end plants
which aaorned the church cost Colonel SaeI-
ard about $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of The Alexandria Gasette.
WASHING roN. D. O., Feb 1890.

Especial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gasette.
WASHING roN. D. O., Feb 1890.
The House postoffice COMMITTEES to-day
killed Pcs master General Wenamak-
er's pet, the postal telegraph bill, by q
vote Of elk to i've.
The Senate District of Columbia commit.
tee to-day agreed to report fsVora6ly the
Washington and Cam bertrand Railroad bill,
the road that would probably have been
built on the ted of the C. & o. Canal II taat
canal had been abandoned. The muittee,
20 whom the Washington aud Arlington
Railroad Dill was refer, cd yesterday even
Mg. disagreed With some OF the House
amendments 10 that til and a. ked for coH-
ference com mittee. which was Just what the
friends of the bill wanted them to do. The
conmiitee aeo agreed TO report adversely
or the- Geolg stown and Tennsllytown Rail
road bill
The following is the only change in tie
4 b cless postotices of Vlreioia that was
snsde to-day Elko, Henrico county, ". W.
Rinford appointed postmaster vics w. R
Robbins, resigned.
Aetns meeting of the House coinage COM.
mlitee to-day two of the oliver men, Messrs
Bland and Bartine, stated it was transpsr-
ant that the republican majority intend to
smother The silver bill. and either msk, no
report or 1t &c sii, or DO 90 ghen It vii &c
impossihle FOR sha Hoass to act npc1 it.
They then piosed Gn their hats and lsft the
committee room. Mr.. Bands motion, to
add the bill to the sundry civil blu, subse-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06

oner.ly came up 10 the House, bus vas
fnlad ont on a point OF order, though nearly
al tbs democratic aa!i-sllVer men voted
<gsipt the poirt--so 81 20 get the bill before
the House, net 10 saPpore Ii.
The biz! TO pronbit fishing in the waters
Of ina Dist:ic5 OF Columbia is DOW In the
nanGs of thu House District Of Columbia
COMMITTEES, ald was talked about Ia that
con- mittee to-day, but ss no quorum wss
uresent, nothing was doco with II. General
Lee is opposed to 1t for the reason that De-
lore the ceeeion Of Alexandria to the District
of Columaie, Maryland aud Virginia mad
eousl tishiOg rights in the Potomac, aud tDat
those rights reverted to Virginia when AL
exapdria as retroceded to her Jurisdiction.
He saws If the waters that wash the shores
OF Alexandria Be this spawning grounds for
shad and herring they should be prot ecsed
b7 Virgin law, uot y hat OF the D.s'ri!t OF
CJiumbi2.
A Vire MA republican here to-day says
that Mr.. Brady, Internal revenue collec,o or
from the Il chmond district, who is at ODDS
With both General Malone and Lsngston
the negro CONGRESSMAN from his district, is
Isyirg plsns for the selection OF a Harrison
delegation 10 the next national republican
convention.
The Virginia Midland Railroad may lay q
double track from Orange G. q. to Alexan'
dria IS stated by newspaper OF this city
but IL so the directors of that road, who mel
here Yesterday, know nothing abont 1t, nor
was soy mention Of 1t made at their mee.'
ing.
In tina Senate to-day Mr. DAME offered &C
amendment to the bill to pay the claim o.
]. W. Walsh for contractors work done IN
this city, to provide for the payment Of
the claim Of Andrew II. Lipscomb ss admin
islrator Q. several parties having severa
clsims.
Among the petitions Introduced 10 the
Senate to-day was one ON the Wage Work
.rs Political Association of this city, for tbt
abolition OF ali taxes, and for the paymerl
OF al! debts. private az we'll as public. hy TIE
issue and disrbu ion of the requisite
amount OF ereenbacgE.
The naval appropriation bill as reported 10 the
Senate today provides for an expenditure
S31.546.
IL is understood that Langstons bill to Pr!
the PARTIES 20 contested election cases more thai
the 50, 600 allowed them by law will be reported
adversely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

There are no new features to mention in inan.
cisl affairs. though m ,ney is somewhat easier,
without change in rates. The merchants report
tsir business for this so'son and say out.of-town
collections are good. In New York yesterday
money on c,ll was easy, ranging from ~. to g
last loan st 2, aud clo.ipg cfsred at 2 per cent
Primo mercantile paper SAT. In Baltimore mon
CT matters are quiet. In State securities sales of
Si3, 000yirginia new 3s were made at65. Railroad
bonds wore moderately active, with numerous
small lnts taken by investors at full figures gener-
ally. Local shares remain unchanged.
New 2oaE. Feb 6-Ihe stick market YVES
vsry dull this morning, and at the opening there
was continuance of the dropping tendency OF
yesterday evening, first prices being generally
from d TO y per cent lower than last night. As
usual OF late, however, firm tone was developed
in the early trading and fractional advances were
scored all along the liLe The market developed
no further feature. and at IL o'clo was dull blu.
Fl IN at the best prices reached.
BALTIMORE, February 6-yirgnia consos
:; 10.4os = do IS "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
Foreign News.

ROME. Feb. 6.-The Cabinet crisis is be-
coming serious. Oaing to Kug Hsnbert's
reiu al to consent to reductions Of the uayal
and military badgAts, the m moers OF the
right ce3tte have Withdrawn from the Cabi-
net.
By decree published 20 day King HUN
bsrt sccep.s Senor Crispi's resignation and
entrusts he Marquis di Ru;dinai with the
task OF forming Cabinet.
BARCELONA, Feb. 6-The conservative
candidate for thu Spanish Chamber Of
Deputies has b,en eIec,sd, defeating Senior
Sam ,ror, the repaoicao leader. the re-
puolicans are enTagefi az the result and &c
Gus, the Off ,ials with tampering with the
ballots. The discomfort watch has bean
SO newhat smoulder;ng for long time
thresteus to break out Ia al directions Tne
government Off 3Isls are tbo,olgiy sarm-
ed aud are mlklng p-sparstion1 to resist &
popular uprising The military authorities
in all the large towns have been ordered TO
bod toe troops on the alert.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6.-The steamer Knut.-
f,rf, fo7 Galveston, col!ide' in the Mersey
ebay with the steamer D:umhandris, in-
juring the la tar Vesse! to 80 great an extent
that che eocn sack. TIE Dfuuhe nd:ie bad
OF board q cargo o; dynamite. Taa force Of
the impact ofthe swo steam ,rs was sDfic'en
to crush in the Plates of the Drunhendrie,
bat was not suit Giant to explode the dycs-
mite.
LONDON, Foa. 6-pae Pines OF Wales
will shortly appear as witness in court Of
Law in the case OF wealthy bir2nat who
was detec,ed cheating at cards.
BERNIE, Feb. en- ,ws of terrible disas-
ter comes from the vi:l,gs Of Ris..i, Can
non GiaTus. A largo MN Der of Rocdou1-
tsrs we're al w rk cutting VOID on the s;da
offs m )uatsiu near that village waea sud
daaly, and beiore many of tbs poor men
could esoepe, huge aVasucoe thu9d red
doRn upon the wondcnster5 buryiag twsa
ty-tgo Of shem beneath mass OF STOW, ic9
rocks Ell trees. EyerG lat is being mace
by the neiahboring villagers to rescue TIA
men who may be alive, and to recover tie
bodies of the daad. 0lly three bodies have
baeu recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06


No SISTER TO HIM.-A sensation of mag.
nl:ufe has just developed In tbs Wiley II.
E. Church.in Springfield, O., by which the
pastar Raw. HAIRY w Simmonf, ls placed
10 q bad light. Charges have been formally
Fl ed against him by J. W. Haynes, for his
wis, OF gross immortality. The accusation
il that Simmons, while making pastoral
call on Mr7. Haynes, attempted to take i'm
proper liberties with her. The charges
have passed through the trustees haods
iuto those of Presiding Elder O. ". Ham
mond. Simmons denied the charges 10 toto.
At meeting of the trustee the pastor oc-
cupied the church pnlpi', when one Of the
% sm oers present objected, ia view OF the
charges against him, and by force pulled
him down from the rostrum. At this time
Simmons got Up to give his side OF the story,
I'd iressiug himself TO Mrs. John Wilbom,
who had been parti, ularly loud in her ac-
question of him. calling her by the endear-
ing title "5!stes Wiibum." Sac jumped to
ner feet aud With flashing eyes exclaimed
"Mr, Simmons, don't you Call me sister
Speiu"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06

Is IT any wcnder that the Farmers ALI
ance ana the Knights Of Labor have gone
in.o politics and have already become so
powerful politically, when people who 60 to
ths Capitol st Washington on important
national business. upon entering tbs commit
ses rooms there for the purpose Of making
and hearing arguments, God them occupied,
during the seszion of the House. by the mel
they elect to Congress torepresant them ana
iheir interests In that body, intently engaged
In game CT pokerf 1t has long been koown
that Congressional legislation 10 controlled
By stock gamblers and that the corridors OF
the Capitol contain their tickera. bat 1t wss
not until now known that the comuittee
rooms there were used by congressman for
card playing. and that, too, while Congress
IL in seaajon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Major Alexander H. Mason, SOP CT Tie
late Dr.. A. K Mason. of Falmouth, died
near Aberdeen, Miss, OF Sunday last.
Mr.. W. S. White, commemorative sstor-
nsy for SieH,.d county, ind Mrs. Helen
Stokes, dsu2hter Of the late Gen. S:hley.
were rnrrreti az ST. Georges Episcopsi
Church, Fredericksburg, sst night.
J. R. Broa5dus & Co, merchants at Rap.
pAhanDcck Academy snd Mss Neck, 10
Caroline county. made an assignment yes
tetdsv. Thei. liabilities ere estimated at
$4,000 with nesets about 50 600
Pensions were granted yesterday to the
following Deraons 10 Virginia: John T.
Lew:p, Arliag;or; O9ertor Harris, Taps
nannock; Samuel Ecugh, Waterford; Robt
q Payua, Lance. Original widows, a.,
Mary, widow Of Samuel Rcush, Waterford
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
lax A N pRIA. " A
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6.

SNAIL MANUFACTURES are what aee
.owns grow and prosper. All those now here
are doiog we'll and increasing their trace.
And more are coming. II was stated in the
GAzsTTE's local columns yesterday that the
old Mt. Vernon Cotton Factory had been
leased By company who will soon COM
meace the manufacture Of envelopes tnsFe'
employing about twenty-five people. ano
that other parties would use portion OF ne
build nes for the manufacture OF o''llaro
room furniture. Itis understood that the en-
ve.ops Company. az soon after beginning
operaslona as possible will make arrange
msnts for manufacturing their own paper
The fact that The building was leased to
than With the provision that 1t should not
be used fer tie manufacture ofcotton ns'uT
aly suggests two ideas ons, that it's owners
who operate cotton factory in an SD 'ln-
Ing Safe, dread Its competition the other,
that money invested in such factory here
would be highly profitable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Toe steamer Denmark, which sailed from
London, January Is, arrived at New York
to-day.
R,ugbs took possession Of the town Of
Wayne, lad, yesterday. They dtfed the
authoritiee and held two przs fights in tie
principal hall in the place.
Grsce Free6urger, aged eight, disappeared
from Chesa oeske City, Vs., last week and
was found drowned in Mill Creek yesterday.
Her parents came from Baltimore three
months ago.
TIE democratic members of the Idaholeg
isIature held q caucas last night and agreed
t, take ha5d in the proposed effort to
elect Senator to contest the seat OF Sone-
tor-elect Dubois.
The warden OF the Minnesota state prison
while searching the prison cells found an
astonishing array OF knives. s!uDgshots, ham
mers, daggers, saws and other Implements.
Thr finding indicates that many prisoners
were planning al escape.
The pIsnt and cars OF tbs D.nyllle Elec-
trio Street Car Company were destroyed by
FIRE this morning and the city is without
srset car service. The loss is between f :
teen and twenty thousand dollars. The
cause Of t1e FIRE Ia unknown.
TIE contest for the U. 6. Ssna.orship in
the !inois legislature has reeched crisis.
TIE farmers have given the republicans IN.
til next Tuesday to reach decision and
vii! then demand that the work OF Iegisla.
ton in both Houses be taken up.
a Loadviile specal Gays: terrible eI-
plosion of giant powder occurred In the Wit
a. tunnel of the White Quail mine of Koko
no yesterday. Teo men were blown 10
atoms end three others terribly injured
The accident wss caused by the accidental
explosion of thirty sticks OF giant powder
| aa; IL is wonder that ell tbs men 10 tbs
nine we're DOT killed.
Ths Richmond, Va, Howitzers and the Fifth
Marya Regiment have gone to New Orleans to
attend the Mardi Grss
Church & Cos, extensive soda works at Green
point, New York, wore I'll s morning damaged by
fire to the extent of 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
Fires.

HELENA, Mon. Feb. 6.-Ne"s has
reached here that Lewiston has 5een visited
By di,astroue lie. The loss Is estimated
at SIS 600.
HENDERSON, KY, Feb. 6 Yesterday j.
". Clark's tobacco warehouse was hnrnao.
Loss $50. OO0
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6.-The Pullman repair
shops were discovered on fire at 11:30 o'clock
last night and in an hour from the time the
Gre started the chops were Quilted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06
Mayor Ward S Version.

sT LoUIs, Feb Mayer Ward, of Pales-
tine, Tex, to-day oomes out With card IN
which be says the trouble between Sam
Jones and himeelt Yves on account of per-
sonsl matters aud not because the evsnge'-
is. criticized his official actions. The mayor
aaye "Whiie Mr. Jones Was here be took
it urea himaelf to refer 10 a1ost insnitiag
language to ny private lie and habits be-
t5tc a.. :, io sad chiidrsa, hence nay attack
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06

ME. CRAUNCEY DEP6w says ne regards
the revolutionary measures adopted by toe
democrats in their opposition TO the federal
elections bill as an evidence that they GRE
afraid OF the republican party ii not inter
iared with in casting lie vote" Mr.. Depew
has the Presidential bee In bis bounet, AID
fears that If nominated he caDnot DO elected
unless bsyoGe: be- Put oehind every bellot
IL The Scu,h, aud Mr.. Davenport be given
entire control OF the election in New York.
1. has heretofore been supposed that hlt.
Depew was broad gsuged mans but the
statement referred 10 elbows that he is as
usssow IS that person foatiOn Ct narrow
nees, President Harrison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06

SOME IGNORANT people iu New York are
making q great fnss about the fact that a
youug woman recently died there after tax
ing some medicine prescribed by An &C.
quaintsnce, young dical student. The
prescription has been published, and what
was left of The medicine been examined,
and ell physicians know that what she tcoE
had no more to do with the cause Of her
death than if 1t had been 80 much pure
xpatar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06

In TIE debate on the pensions bill! 10 the
Seuate yesterday, Mr. Allison ssid $4,000
applications for pensions had been made un.
der the pensions aos of lsst year, and that
tie srm appropriated by the bill for next
wear, about one hundred and thirty-six
million, might be elk, eight or ten million
short. In view of the fact that, as shown by
the Treasury report for last month, there is
no availaele surplus in tho Treasury. what
Mr.. Allison aaid is anything else than reas-
snrinG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-06

Row THAT tho people OF the whole ccur-
Try, By SGO,OG0 sjoslty Last November, and
by endorsing with almcs; unenimi.y the de-
feat o. the Force bill sst month, have de
clared for the abatement OF sectional strife
and for the beginning OF an era OF good FEEL
ing, 1t is favorable opportunity fer Ger
erees to sienslzs its close by setting the zeal
Of It's approval OF suoh declaration by d.
yec,i3g TIE Secretary of Wac 10 construct e
o, autiiul bridge scross the Potomac at At
Iing.on, 10 connect the North with the
south, and sfford northern pilgrims to Mt.
Vernon short and convenient way OF Welt
ing the tomb of thu Father of his Couatry.