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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03

The Presbyterian body, as recent as 1874,
felt itself called upon to 60 to the rescue of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
There Sects Recognize Women.

Three seets of the Christian church have,
from their earliest history, stood committed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29
Orange De mo Gratis,

The democrats of O:apge county Assem-.
bled In mass.meetlng at the oou.t house on
Monday to elect delegates to the Stats con
ven;icp.
W. W. Scott wss nominated by e. F.
Golson, and Henry Holadsy by T.W. Bond.
Mr. Scott promptly arose and said be- did
net wish to see the meeting bagia with q
controversy; he had no obje, ioos t, Holls.
~, and was cure no one else had any. and
4cud Withdraw his name. Against this
Hon. George 8 shackeIfcrd OH cted. and
ar. SCOTT agreed to serve il elected. a vote
was then taken By dividing the oroNd. the
friends of Scott taking the Left side OF the
presidiog cfioer. spd the friends of Holla-
day tie right. Ooe Of the former called ous
sThis way, Hill voters" to which one Of the
latter promptly ri ,ired, I'VE are net for
Cleveland or Hill, put for the beat man We
can get" The crowd divided and the Hill
men won by handsome msj 0ri5y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

The North american RerisW for Msy has been
received from its publishers in New York. lis
contents are The Nan, OF tho Platform? by
Senator Quay, Senator Vest, representative Bou-
telle, representative BurrowP, Representative
Wilson 81 d Representative Kilgora; i he Poet Of
Democracy, by John Burroughs; TIE Famine in
Russia, By Charles Emory Smith, q. 8. Minister
at St Petersburg; J he Rule Of the Gold Kings,
by Senator Stewart; The BehIing Sea Controversy,
by Gen B. F. Butler and the Marquis of Lorne !;
Party Government on its Trial, by Prof. Goodwin
Smith; I no Chinese Q1e,tion Again by John
Russell Young, late q. =. Minister to China; Lon
don Society, by Lady Jeunei TIE olympian Beli-
gion, by the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone; Mex: C N
Trade, by the Mexican Minister; Twenty. Five
Years of Alaska, by Ivan Petroff; Contracts and
Currency, by Sylvester Baxter; Can We Fave
Cheap Cab? by A. ]. Csssstt; Growth of Citits,
by Charles If. Harvey, aud The New York Trade
Schools, by Col. 3. T. Auchmuty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

FoUR NEGROES LYNCHsD.-Two negroes
forcibly entered the residence of Mrs. Lee
Bruce, who lived near Goodlettsville, VIII
lage about twelve miles from Nashville,
Tenn, at two o'clock yesterday morning.
and ssssu tad her two dsught srs-Miss Mol
lie Bruce, aged eighteen years. and Miss
Sadie Bruce. aged fourteen. The young
ladies' we're sitting up with their sick sitter.
Az Soon % the news Of the crime became
known, mob was formed and start for
the negroes began. Five or six negroes
were arrested. One, Henry Gsizzard, con-
fessed the crime, end he was hanged. he
implicated Mack Harper. a telephone
message states that four negroes have been
lynched st G ,odIettssiile, and two othsrs
seriously wounded. Great excitement pre-
walls, and 1t is thought the mob are not
through With their work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

COLONEL MosBY.-Judge Morrow Wed
nesdsy awarded Colonel John g. Mosby
judgment for $500 aRainst the government.
While Mosby wac United States Consul at
Hong Kong, he collected $500 in fees for
shipping eeamen In enc of Russell & Oo.'e
vessels, fSing the American fag but nc
reRi;t, red 10 this oouutry The Depart
ment of Stat, decid, that Mosby was not
entitled to fees fre m ships flying she Amer.
lean flag, and the Consul refunded the $4OO
t, Russell & 90. Then the State Depart.
ment reversed its decision and announced
that only veess!s registered In the Uo:tsd
Sites we're exempt from the pas ment OF
fees. Mosbv had retired from the Office,
and Ruese & 90. paid the money to his sue.
oessor, Cousul Withera, who turned It into
the treasury. The government refused to
psy the money to Mosby go he brought the
action. The government will appeal-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

THE GOVERNOR WANTS AN EXTRA SRs.
s1oN--The Times correspondent In Wash
ingson wrote the following Wedoesdsy
might:
"Governor Mckinney in conversation
with friend just before leaving for Rich-
mopd yesterday minated that there would
be o called session OF the Legislature next
winter. Ee expressed himself az favorlpg
annual sessions of tbs Legislature of Virgin
la on the ground that the Vsss Interests OF
the State demand one session year. The
Governor was grstlf sd at bis success In oo.
taining the government aid for the survey
and planting of the oyster bsds. BE said
that the surveys aud estlnat:s hitherto
made differ SO widely ss to the area Of the
beds that, in order to accurately determine
1t, the government assistance promised
would be necessary. "--Roanoke Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

PAR1s.-Paris is, perhaps the bsat protected Of
European cities against the ravages OF famine. A
committee appointed jointly by the Minister Of
War and the Municipal CounciI has just approved
plan for building large stores for preserving
supplies OF frozen NEST In case Of SIEGE Psris
1eou res six hundred and twenty tots OF meat q
dsy. The stores TO be erected will contsin large
supplies of meat, and should war be declared
viii n ceive $4,000 tons OF bsef and mutton. Tho
forts around Paris have enough food stored to last
three year, VIII ch e1emplifss the energy of the
French. and contrasts 80 strangely with their
fam ne stricken ally that one can COMPARE Russia
with the frivolous grass shopper begging OF her
thrifty neighbor, who has abundsnlly supplied
for tho advent Of q rainy day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29
VIRGINIA EEWa.

A coIored man yesterday attempted an
assault 90 little white girl near Richmond
Charlottesville yesterday elected Cleve'
land delegation to The democratic State con-
vention.
The handsome residence of Mr.. VIM. II
DaDD, OF Richmond. si,usted on top Of
Olaik's mountain. in Orange county, burned
10 the ground yes'eIday.
Hon. John g.. Buchanan is not to make
the race for Congress- this time. Judge W.
F. Rhes, OF Bristol, Ia spoken Of as G candi-
date. "Csoloue jim" Marshall, OF Craig
county, Ia also mentioned.
Col. Spotswocd was declared the nominee
for Common weslth's attorney Of Richmond
last night, Mr.. Smith recognizing the result
OF the recount Of the ballots and relieving
The city committee from entering upon re-
canvass.
Colonel Ro. n. Mayo. OF Westmorelar d
aud T. O. Walker (oolored) of GIouce:-
ter. have been elected delegates from tue
fret district TO the national republican con.
vi ton at Minneapolis l. is reported that
Col. Mayo is against Harrison.
The s.ore-house OF Joliff. Bros. at Bost IN,
Culpeper couu'y, wss set on FIRE on Monday
morning last BIB ut o. m +. and bat for the
timely discovery of the fire By Mr.. Tyson
Jollffs. who was sleeping In the store end
who was awaker ed by the roar of the flames,
would have been destroyed. It is ssid VIM.
Jasper, young man living In the neiehbor.
hood, has bean arrested on suspicion OF te'
Ing the incendiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29
Fairfax Notes .

Mr. T. B. Martin has bought the farm owned
by the late Mr.. Funsten about q mile from the
Court House.
Mrs. Watkins, who hiss been running the Fair
fsx Hotel for the past yea, left on Wednesday.
She will make Alexandra her future home.
Mrs.. Eta Thompson, wife CT Mr. F. a. Thomp-
con, died at her home near Dranesville, On the
22ud, aged % years.
MSS Maud P.well. daughter of Mr.. Albert
Powell, and Dr. Harry Z. Adler, of Washington,
we're married at Chsntilly on III, goth.
Capt. L. B. Simmans, who lived p years in this
place with Mr ssd Mrs.N.O o. Bond being the father
of the Utter, died in Portland, Mo, on the 22d.
he retired rom an active sea. faring lie ct 60,
hsving made his fret trip to Alexandra, Va, at
the age Of IL. and b came captain at 10. he
was sn active Mason. and was buritd by that Or
ganiz ,tion at Hyaunis, Mass.-Fairta1 Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29
Foreign News.

PARIS, April 29-Dssplte the reiterated
assurances OF the authorities that no trou-
BILE will occur many believe that TIE first
OF May will witaess rioting and bloodshed,
not only In Francs but also In the Vavious
lsbor employing sections throughout the
country. The authorities are taking the
mort extensive precautions to reprass any
disorder on that day. On Sunday the
horees of the cavalry will be kept saddled
end brided from day break 30 that the reg.
iments will De ready to gaiop to wherever
they are summoned. Every man will be
ready for instant service and each soldier
will carry Is packets OF ball cartridges. The
project OF police, however, says he feels
confident that May Day will pass quietly.
Tee managers Of the large Eoglisb ard
Americans chops near The Grand Opera
House hive received threatening letters
declaring that every house that Is not French
Will be blown up. The Echo de Paris to.
dag publishes what purports to ba an inter.
view with the anarchists who caused the
explosion at NJ. Very's restaurart The
anarchists sre made to say that explosions
will begin again In fortnight. Oonaidera.
BILE excitement has baen caused at jpn. by
an attempt that was msds to blow up the
town hall. Fortunately the explosion did
little damage and nobody was Injured, but
the people Of the town cay tat this was In
- - ~, acuro dino IN tho pclina
MADRID. April 29.-The secret ploitings
OF tho anarchists to make trouble on May
Day in Barcelona received severe blow to-
day. Every workingmen's club In the city
was surrounded BY polios and raid was
than made upon the occupants Of the club
roome. The result was the capture of q
large number of anarchists.
LONDON, Apl. "A dispatoh from Peeh-
awsr, city of India near the Afghan
'ron.ier, states that the troops of the Amer
OF Afghaniatan stationed In three villages
bat8een Herst and Banian have bsep
treating the Inhabitants In auch an ont
rageous manner, holdir g neither their prop
erty nor women kind sacred, that the men
Of the villages joined forces and made al
taoks upon tbs soldiery. The troops Gus.
tained severe defeat and ct last reports
we're holding out against extinction behind
barraosGes.
eRAssE. April 2e-Mrs Descon, wife OF Mr..
Edward Parker Deacon, whore relaions with N.
Ambeille led to the shto.ing Of the later by Mr..
Deacon at the Hotel splerdide, at Gamer, has
left F!ance in order to avoid the possibility of
being subf@-a IS a vi.ness at the trial of her
husband on the charge Of manalaughttr which
will begin on Nay 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

Rich GOLD FIELDS IN VIRGINIA. Phi.
Vate advices from Richmond say thai the
Cid god fsldu, which before the war we're
worked in the crudsst manner and then aug
pended. have reaumed operations by the aid
Of northern csp'til, both milling and vaah-
ipg, and sse "panains" out equal to thu
western minee. yielding from $40 10 800
per ton. The excitement just nov, though,
is due to the rich "wash!rRa." Some OF the
diegers secure ss high IS $3.50 dsv. ard
none less thsn SO In Finvsnns and Gooch
land coundos. Some OF the nuggets found
weighed nearly two ounces a few OF the
formers nave stopped plouehing. and offered
their places for sale 1T fcur times their price
ten days ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29
Fp1pAy EVENING. APRIL 90.

NJ voNnsE tbs influence OF the press ID
:. 90 ,,ost 90 II wss formerly, when sucn
$500 90 tne Baltimore american says the
inv who sentenced Ravacho', the murder
m, Partisan dynsmiter, to Imprisonment
;n.,sed Of to death. deserve credit for the
courage with which, 10 the face OF possio'e
exsermination. ths7 did their plain duty"
Plain duty! Why. nothing Ia palmer than
tbe fact that the jury referred to were deter
rad from doing their plain duty by aO]ec'
o,vsrdics in the face Of possible danger.
Why. the only excuse one OF them o1ereo
for their verdlcs-wbich is denounceo
throughou. Paris and the Civilized world
vas ths. "they had not considered the mon
sse,,. former inhuman crimes, and that there
WAS no proof that his murderous and reoK'
lass dynamite outragss 10 Paris hao oesh
committed through personal motives f0f
a like reason JohnBrowu should DOT nave
been hanged. A short shrifs end a long f0ps
eboula be the fate of all dsnamisers, Tor In
their bloody irer ~ they Kill innocent anu
guilty alike; and giving them an inor' IN
spires them With dssre for an ell! OF Dioo"'
ruin and destruction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

TIE FIRST session of the 52'd Congress
:sdrswirg to Its Close, but nttaiog denn!te
has AZ vat bsen doue toward having the iia1
ofU.s. pensioners in every city ana county
O, the country published In the newspapers
thereof, SO that the fraudulent ones among
them may be ct least detected. The preVA-
lent belief is that not half OF those who draw
nsnsious are en,ititled TO them; and Tor
the cake Of these who are, let alone the 'n
meusa saving that these most familiar
wit, the subject are confident would result
the list should be published. together win
tbe company to which the pensioner d.
longsd aud thu cauas OF his disability sotca'
the surviving members of that company
NAV be able 10 EXPOSE the frsuds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

TIE coMMITTRE OF canals OF the @. s.
House OF representatives, yesterday report
Ell fsvorably q bill for the survey Of ca.
nal route from Lake Erie to Pittsburg.
With such canal, and the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal produced to the came poirf,
General Wssh!nston's idea would be CAL
risd out 10 tde letter, and extended. emo
che country be supplied with an inland
water communioa ton that would not only
cheaper transportation, bat add TO Its de-
Fences In case Of foreign war;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs

Over 81 600 600 10 gold wss ordered IN
New York to-day for shIpmsLt to Eu,ona
@At Bockton, Ais, yesterday, Frank Day.
ter shot and killed Joe Lisle as the resnIt =,
an old fend.
Dr.. @. b. Horn, of Vanbu;en, ARK, vas
yesterday killed by VIM. HALEY, as :he "a.
suit OF fsud OF long siarding.
IL Baltimore friday Mr.. George William
Quits wac reelected president Of the ma.
tionsl civil service reform league.
Governor Burke. of Norh Dako.s. viii
probably cell special session Of the str.
Legislature to take steps abaut the nom,u..
ton and eieoion of Presidential electors.
The sheriff, Of Johnson county, C,I., has
made w.ltten demand upon TIE Governor
for the men now confined q: Fort Rasssl
Wyo, but the Governor decilnee t, give m
the prisoners.
Walter Clark, rejected aultor from Port.
land, Oregon, yesterday went TO Tracy
CAL, to Kill Mias Tiily Ludwig. but was
himseIf shot ard dsngorly wcuGded by ths
girls brother.
Near Hopkinsville, Ky, yesterday, cy.
clone struck q Presbyterian church and
nearly destroyed it. It also swept awsy
fences and damaged property through the
western part OF the country.
Henry McGee, charged With killing om.
Ger james Fem yeer sgo Al Houston, Tex,
By shooting him while he was trying to
stcp fight, has been found gui ty OF mur.
der 10 the first degree and condemned 70
death.
Mr.. Eiwa,d Wlnsow Wyatt, O we'll
known society man OF Baltimore, and q
member OF tao Marylsrd C uh, was itund In
his ur dsrclothes carly this morning, uncon.
ecijus and bleeding and win an arm end
leg broken. lie the 81 ey in the rear Of the
Mount Vernon Hotel, In Baltimore. Il Is
supposed that after removing bis evering
dress be sat down By tho window and fell.
log asleep tumSled out OF he window.
P.esidtns Pslacio of Venezuela who captured
CIcsFO CcCIdEeu uc HIu u eAeCute
him as soon as his father comes within league Of
Caracas and sent word to Mrs Crespo that he
would torture the young msn unles she reyealei
her hu,band's plans. Great Britain is ssid to DO
aiding Palscio in return for his concedng to her
the disputed territory between Ventz lels and
British Guiana.
jackson, Saver and Knox countless Tenn, are
la panic over tho operations of the white caps
Eight or ten women have boon chastised with IL
a fow days and come of The leading citizsns have
heen warned.
The two desperate horse thieves Got Spencer
and jack Barnett, have b;cn killed at Jackson
Hole, in the extreme northwestern portion Of
Wyoming, By five deputy theritIs
Two OF the men who helped to lynch Anton
seboldt. at Darlington, Wis and who were adj
judged insane by the jury, wtro released from the
hospital yesterday.
runaway occurred last evening in Brizil,
Ind by which three children were fatally in
jured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

There has bsen another duel as sequel
OF the Fox-Borrowe meeting. 1t took place
"Wednesday evening between Harry Vane
Milbsnk and FrenohmaD. whose name has
not yet been divnlged. Ths cause Of the
affair was remark made by the French
man regarding the character of the Fox
Burrowe meeting. The Frenchmaa was
gonnd ID In the hip. The wounded man
wss taken aboard g steam yacht lying of
O,,end and is being carefully attended by
friends. Milbank escaped without injury.
a later dispatch says Millbank's antagonist
@ss the Dac dc MorDys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

at THE democratic primary election 20 De
held In Richmond the vote will be taken
viva voce. FISH voting were done the sans
way. ga Tas the case 10 the batter days OF
the country, when poli!ios vera purer, much,
IL not ali OF tho fraud and corruption that
now characterize the sscret ballot system
would be- done away with, and the result OF
elections be fair expression of the will Of
che people. As it is, there is hardly sue
osss;ul or 3idsts the fairre3s Of whose cleo
sion is not tainted with suspicion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29
OF THE thirty.nine democrats who vote'

OF THE thirty-nine democrats who voted
TO turn democratic colleague out OF the u
8. House OF Representatives and give hie
seat to republican contestant, Though only
ona Of the zine democratic members OF the
judiciary committee, snd only three OF the
plns dem ooratic members CT the elsctlona
committee, to which latter the case mao
been referred, we're snong them, none VIII
regret. or have more cauas 10 do 30, the Oils
coyery OF the fact that the republican Goa
sesssnt referred to commanded regiment
of negro troops duriog the war, than tds
four Virgiuians who, With every republican
member of that body, voted for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

IT Is observable that while Gsneral Alger,
a candidate for TIE republican Presidential
n omi0ation, was loud In his praise OF Gene
raj Grant, In his speech at Plstsburg yesser-
day, he said never word about his own
immedista commander, in the war be-.
tween the States, General Sheridan ;
INT It could have hardly been otherwise, as
the latter recommended h!s dishonorable
n lsoharee from the federal army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

GENERAL MALONE has succeeded In OBJ.
tsining sutssrvent delegation to the Min
neapolis convention from his OF n district,and
Dol. Mayo, an open slt!-Harriaon man, has
been elected q delegate to that convention
from the Fredericksburg district. Those
who know tie General are now convinced
that the Virginia delegation 10 the conven'
tIon referred to will be either divided. or
that Its vote will be cast against Mr.. Hsr-
rieon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WARRINGTON, April 20.

In the House this morning the Speaker
called attention to the fact that at the time
OF adjournment yesterday the Sergeant-at
Arms had bsen given warrants for the ar
rest of absentee members. BE would now
ask the officer to make his report.
Col. ISe Hill then proceeded to the spacS
In front If thu Speakers desk to submit III:
report, when he wss interrupted by Mr
Owens. OF Ohio, with point OF order tina,
after the adjournment of the House asI
night the Sergeant alarms had no authori
ty to bring In absentees.
The Speaker replied that that was not
point OF order. Ii was question for thu
House to decide.
But Mr.. Overs persisted In his objection
declaring that the House had no right to is
sue such an order.
The Speaker eaid that that question
would arise when The Sergeant st.Armt
made hls report.
Gel. Hill stated that nineteen warrants
had been put In his hands. Two members
be had failed to find one had been sudden
~ called away on account OF sickness In biz
family fur were cut OF town. He had
notified the other twelve and they had pro
mised 10 be hers this morning.
The Speaker stated that the Sergeant.at'
Arms had called on him last night and AJAX
ed what he should do with the members
upon whom he served the warrants. The
Speaker had taken The liberty so instruct
him to notify them TO be present today.
The recalc!!rsnt members were then sum-
moned to the bar OF the House and called
upon to present such excuses for their alb.
seEoe IS they might see f..
MIR. Bowers, of California, YVES the fist
prisoner TO be arrs gned.
A motion to excuse Mr.. Bowers was made
bu. many members, believing that the al.
rest of a member for neglect Of duty was
nos mere ohid's play, but ss.ious matter,
demanded the yeas md nays.
Before the announcement of the vote Nj.
Burrows, OF Mich gsn, aaid that he under
stood that several gentlemen who we're un-
der arrest had voted upon the question. He
made the point of order that gentlemen un-
der arrest could take no part 10 the pro-
oeedlDgs OF the House.
The Speaker did net think that he had
authority t, order q members name to be
eliminated from the rol.cail and overruled
the point OF order.
Mr.. Meredith, Ct Virginia, acknowledged
being at the race-ccurse. he had gone
there to see whether there was anything de-
moralIzlng In racing, IN order that be might
draw up measure to remedy sny evils that
might exist.
mr.. Bryan, of Nebraska inquired whether the
gentleman had not gone out on two previous &C.
casions to make the asme investigation.
NJ. Meredith did not deny the soft impeach.
meut, but rem arked that if ne h.d gone, he had
p1id his exponses. Laughter Ho was excused.
All the prisoners were excused.
The Walker e1puuging reso, u ion was postponed
until tomorrow.
The House then went into committee Of the
whole on the private calendar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

SENATOR Villas has introduced bill In
sae U. 8. Senate increasing the pensions Of
Mexican war soldiers to $l2 month. The
same gentleman, when Secretary of the In
terror, refused to issue pensions TO those
Mexican war soldiers who we're eX Confed-
crates, though they we're entitled to them
by law. Probably the opprobrium he mer-
ised and received for the former act, induced
fha latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

This New York republican convention at AL
bany yesterday endorsed Harrisoa's sdmlnissrs-
ton, snd elected Chsuncey II. Depew, Warner
oller. Thomas G. Platt and Senator His :ock as
del, gates to the Minneapolis convention. Ex-
Senator Plat controlled the convention and re-
tains his gsip on the State machine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-29

the worlds fair management for VirOin,.
including The president, A. 8. Buiord are IN
the city for the purpose Of arranging nrs.
llmlualiss In connection With the exhibit :,
their State. Il is intended t, erect spscI,I
building for the Virginia hesdq1arters and
reproduction Of Wssbington's h,ms 81
Mount Vernon Is suggested as an apDron,,
a.e structure for the purpose.