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JR WILSON All Cl,v s, Sba.rn

JB Wilson,37l Clay Si.Shaarps-
burg, Pa, says he will moi be
without DR. Kings New Dis
covery ror Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, that it cured his wife
who was threatened with Pneu-
monia after an attack Of La Grippe,
when various other remedies and
several physicians had done her
no good. NOihiag like it. Try 1t.
Free trial bottles at +. Harrington's
Drug store.
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Remember the place
II consider Chamberlain's Cough

consider Chamberlain's Cough
X, m -dy a specific for Group. IL is
very pleasant to take, which is
nne of The most important rnqui
Rites where a cough remedy Is IN
tended i0r use among children. |
have known Of rases of Group
where know The lite of liti ie
une was saved by the Use If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
j j LaGrange, druggist Avoca
Neb. so cent bottles for sale by
+ Harrington. Oct
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DIR p A Skinner, of Texarkana
Arkansas. is an enthusiast IN the
praise of Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
He used 1t for rheumatism, ami
savs. 81 found il to he most ex-
cei'"nt local remedrr For sale b,
F Ha rinston Logan Ohio.
October.
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TERMS.

Net 60 days.
All goods shipped at purchasers
risk.
eB~ A sight draft will be made
on all bills when due, with on
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Adopted April q. 1888. .

UNITED States OF AMERICA. ONO.
OrTIcE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
I, SAMUEL, NJ. TAYLOR. Secretary Of State oil
the State of Ohio. do hereby certify that the
foregoing is an e1emplifled copy, carefully
on file in this Office. and in my ofHcisi custo'
dy as Secretary Of State as REQUIRED by the
laws OF the State OF Ohio, Of joint resolu;
ton adopted by the General Assembly 81
the State Of Ohio. on the ed day of April
In TESTIMONY. WHEREOF. I have
hereunto subscribed my name
fsIALl and affixed my official seal. al
Columbus. the oath day of April
SAMUE:. NJ. TAYLOR.
Secretary of StatA.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Snlve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands,
Chllblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For Sale by
Jan. 26 ly Z. Huntington
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Proposed Amendment TO ihe Col
stitution of Ohio.
EAxATISN.

sEe4Iest Be il ,esGlxsd & M Yy ~ 'msi,is GrnsrG,
shall be submitted To te cl,atnr, ul "
State on the first TUESDAY after the III
Monday in N9yernbei. is,S. to amend Hctin'
State AslfISh of Ghio So that e shalt read as follows
ARTICLE XII.
SEC. Q. Laws may be passed which shal
tax by a uniform rule all moneys, credits
Investments in bonds, fockf. }oint-;Stoct
companies, or otherwise and all real and
personal property according 10 the true
value thereof in money. In addition there
to. laws may be passed taxing rights. privi-
leges. franchises. and such other subject
INT buryipg-Hrounds. public scl.DOl-houses,
houses used exclusively tor pubic WORSHIP,
institutions of pure ely public clisrlty. putpiic
property used exclusively Tor any puDIlfi
purpose and other property. may. by gfneral
laws. be exempted from taxation: and ;he
Sulue of all property SO exempted shall
froEi Ime to time. be ascertained and Lub-
jishsd as may be directed by law.
SECTION g. At such ELECTION. those electors
desiring to vote for such appointment may
have placed upon. thelr ballots the words
leges sEYes." and those opposed 10 such
amendment may have placed upon thelr
ballots the words. "Amsngment taxing fran
sTcTioN 5. This amendment shall take
effect on the first day OF January. 1874.
LEWIS &. l,AfLIN.
Speuker Of the House OF Representatives.
ANDREW l.. HARRIS,
President VI tie Senate.
Adopted April q. 1893.
TrtrEp STATES OF AMERICA. ONO.
OFFICE OF Tx SECRETARY OF STATE.
|. I.SAMuEI NJ. T.xLnR. Secretary of State OF
the State Of Ohio. do l.y!shy certify that the
foregoing is All exemplified ITnv. carefully
eompared by me with the original rolls now
IN file in this Office. and in my officiSl c,isto
dy as Secretary Of State as required by the
laws OF. the State Of Ohio. OF Joint rtsoi.l;
the State Of Ohio. on the I'd day Of April
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. / have
hereunto subscribed my name
[sxAl and affixed my official zeal. q
| Columbus. the oath day of April
SAMUEL NJ. TAYLOR
S<esetdYu OF Stafe
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Clltc1ilnuti j. .NHykiu-
gum luItey II. Il.
IN EFFECT MAY. 2lST 1855.
CENTRAL TIME.

Arrival AMI Departure of Trains
at Lancaster.
EAST BOUND. DEPART.
No. New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Boston, Wash anu
ingtor, DC, and PitIsburg 10 D
- 10, Zanesville Accommodation, 10
" i8. DennIson Accommodation, Is
Number connects ut Trinway for Co
iumbus, indianapolis, ST LOnIs, and al
points West.
WEST BOUND. DEPART.
30. 45, Cincinnati Mail.................. S4)
!, Cincinnati EXpress......- 30
3, Lancaster Accommodation 73C
Number 45 counectS atJunctlon City with
b. & o Tor points South, at Bremen with
7. & o. e R'y Tor points North. at Lrncas
ter with c., I'll V. i T, with trains North
and South.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
AM. PM. Pm.
From East 835 323 730
From West 10l5 4OS
f NJ WILKINSON. Gen1 So Agt.
G BENNETT .Supt, zan ille,O.
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Craw6s Colegiats Instituta
LANCASTER OHIO

Fall term begins Oct 10th 1898.
Expences the lowest. Instruction
equal to the best. Tuition 10 weeks
Sc 25. Board 81 25 for short week.
for jong,$l Is. Room rent 10 to so
cts per week. For catalogue, address
n B Kiefaber, B. S., Prin-
Lancaster Ohio
Oct 81 2w
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blocking Count, Examiners Meetings
FIRST AND THIRD SATURDAYS

The School Examiners of Teachers OF
Hooking County, Ohio, will meet at the
Union School House on the
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A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY 5!
------Of----.-
Fall and Winter Goods 1888
------at-----r
Brown Brothers.
The Lowest Price Tailors, Hatters, an1
Mems Furnishers,

GENrLEMES.-Dur line of goods cons sis OF Ill
The latest les mems wearing apparel from ME-
duin % be,i qualities al such Low Prices mat cht
not help but interest the closest buyerys W. WI
10 call special attention to our siock oi HAS; never
before were the shapes so beautiful and becoming as
this season. Wear selling them ut astonishing low
prices don't fail to see them, they great
bargains. Our line of Meek wear is made up OF e.
choices, patterns and newe 81 shapes We sell 'he
Monarch Dress and Ngligee Snir>; these m Ike "f
SHIRTS Is conceded bv ali good dreers 10 be the bess
flung and best made shirts IN the markell Working
shnt Collars and Cuffs in all shapes and sizes. Win
t.r Underware from medium TO the fines; dress a"d
wo. king gloves, Hosiery IN almos endless variety,
Su>penders uandkercheIs, Scarf Pms, Shr Studs,
Collar and Cuff Buttons. Sutnss. Tr"use:ing>,
Uvercoaiing and Eanc> Veslne, - itemembei!l
tla, we will sell all of the above mentioned goods
nj such Low Prices taat you cannot afford 10 lei The
CHANGE 90 by. We you will be we'll worth
YOUR lime TO call in and convince yousever where
,on can get the best goods for he least money
Remember the place
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ofeach month, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, except
January, July and August.
Testimonials Of good moral character will
berequired ofIhose unknown to the Board.
J. W. FILING. Sec'y
FRANK GORDON,
W, Z. ENGLE,
Aug, 80, 1873 Examiners
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the Dolphin. and from the shore the presi-
dental party could be seen climbing up the
gangway of the dispatch boat, Mrs. Cleve-
land in advance AS soon as the President
reached the deck one Of the Dolpbin's guns
announced the fact and the Presidents nag
was unfurled at her masthead. 1t was ABOUT
Q io'clock when the signal was gwen 10
start.
The blowing OF a hundred whistles and the
booming of guns at /. 10 o'clock announced
that the President had embarked, and almost
instantly the crews Of the men-oi-war all
along the line went to positions facing the
rail and at the mastheads and tops.
At l. 80 the first boom of the lO-inch gun on
the Miantonomoh announced that the Dol
phiu, with the President on board, was pass
ing I'D between the two columns OF war YES
sells.
The roar of the Maintonomoh's 21 guns was
followed hv q salute from Brazilian ships
Renublica and Tirandentes. The Dolphin
renlied TO the Brazilians and a clou1 OF
smoke rose over the lower end Of the line OF
warships The Brazilians manned yards JUST
before firing, and the long lines OF Diue
Jackets stood out against white pacK-
ground of smoke.
The Dolphin moved at a slow and stately
gait and the salute Of each ship was dlstlnct
and sharp. The Aquidaban, flagship OF the
Brazilian fleet, finished salutinS at l4u
and the Nueva Espana took its turn. Inc
Dolphin was followed ut distance OF ABOUT
800 feet by the Blake and she in turn by the
MiantonomOh.
From the time the President started on his
tour through the lines until final salute was
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each side of the Dolphin, made the welKln
ring. The Kaizerin Augusta joined the chorus
and the echoes rolled up the Palisades anu
down again. until one seemed to hear q long
line of artillery reaching for miles on the
Jersey shore. o.iorol
The bands on the ships played the natlonal
air. but it was only at intervals petWeen euo
roar of guns that the music could De healu'
The Van Speyk and the 1nfanta lsapel sa-
lutes ran into each other. Then there was a
pause for a minute and Argentina CRUISER
belched forth flash that was responueu W
by a big gun on the Giovanni Pausen; ~
Then, after short pause, nght plue pun
arose above the dynamite tubes on the tesu-
yius, and a few seconds later there was uln
overhead as though the sky was maze VI
sheet-iron and a bomb had struck.
At Q o'clock the Yorktown and the AretnuSe
saluted together gun for gun. linen tnese
was an interval. during which the ban1s
could be heard playing and the cheers VI 'ne
sailors reached the shore. ,.
The Chicago opened fire and momenI
later the Russian Rynda added her guns "
the chorus. The Baltimore and the Gehera
Admiral followed. 1-,.;ot
At .OS the Tartar, the first OF the BrltisL
shins saluted. The guns OF the Bancrol
and the San Francisco were gong at tne 9"iii'
| time. The British Magicienne ana tne Al
| lanta fired simultaneously.
The Dolphin lessened her speed as sno ap
preached the head of the line and there wa
an interval between the firing from the snips
Each vessel began saluting as the Dolphln
bow came abreast. Ten minutes aiIer en'
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street. every vessel in the feet again manned
wards and rails and once more fired salute
of twenty-one guns, following the Dolphin s
lead. Then the Presidents flag was lowered
from the Dolphin and the public ceremonies
of the day we're considered over.
After leaving the Dolphin PRESIDENT Cleve-
land returned to the Victoria Hotel. MRS.
Cleveland took the four o'clock train Tor
Washington. She was taken i'll on the Dol
phin while the presidential boat was making
the reviewing tour. ,.,
At 2.3O the merchant marine was s1gnaied
TO get away. The Seabird, with the commit
tee on hoard. rounded the head of the double
column of men-of-war, and started down the
river on the New York side. The AL Foster
followed, and the police patrol tugs fell In
, line two by two. After them came tugs,
steamboats, and steam yachts, two and three
abreast, and all with whistles blowing, men
shouting and women waving parasols as they
passed each man-of-war.
The commotion that followed has never
been eoualed on the Hudson river. Clouds
! of steam rose from the tugs and blew across
| the men-of-war. The crews OF the men-ot
war faced the rails, waved hats and handker-
chiefs at the noisy tugs and steamboats, as
thev passed. Several steam yachts saluted
The men-of-war with one gun, which sounded
like toy pistol after the big guns OF the
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WORK AND WORKERS.

THE Union Pacific irol workers strike was
declared OIL.
THE strike of the Santa Fe mechanics, at
Topeka, was declared on.
One-half of the locked-out clothing cutters
in New York city returned to- work Inc
other half will be given employment IN a lew
days.
R1cH deposits Of tin are reported to have
heen discovered in the State OF Guanluato,
Mexico, by a prospector for Philadelphia
syndicate.
TT is believed that all the coal miners IN
Ohio will strike on May ist for an increase OF
Ave cents per ton, which the operators nave
refused to give.
THE machinists in the Cotton Bell Rail-
road shops at Tyler, Texas, struck because
the company refused to discharge the gen
eral foreman.
THE strike on the Atchison, Topeka and
! Santa Fe road is causing something IKE a
"tie up" at Kansas City. All cattle snip
ments have been refused. similar state OF
affairs is reported at Wichita and other
noints on the line Another gang OF me-
chanics arrived in Topeka from Philadelphia,
IN take the places OF the striking shopmen,
and at Topeka tho strike is practically
| broken.
THE negotiations at Toledo flor the settle
mant of the differences between the Ann Ar
hor Railroad and the locomotive engineers
have fallen through, the men beng unaolt
to meet the company's terms, that none ol
the present engineers should be discharged
without cause, and that the old men mus
file applications and accept positions as tneI
may become vacant.
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DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES

Drv v,ppyKE and Issac Monroe. still
nan at a refinery at Lima, OHIO, were ia'"'iJ
burned by the blowing out Oh sCih'
r,,r racent frost in Mississippi has eItner
L,IIad or greatly injured the cotton: tnero M
is % time TO replant, but in many sections 'n0io
is no seed. 1,,;ra
Do tha cansizing of small boat, JULIUS
uoI,, ond Martin Arelt, young men OF CleVe~
iond ohio were drowned. companion
was rescued. H. pora
r,,v victims of the accident on the bare
pooIs railroad. near Somerset, Pa, NUMBER
al Ave Three persons are thought 10 na'o
been fatally injured. po,h-
po.r containing three boys, name balD- ;.u
min was carried over dam IN the holi'a ns'd
liver near Bound Brook, New JerseS' "nU
two of the lads were drowned
M,Do,nRr TOBIAS, aged II years, was
otrucE hv train and instantly kllieu, neal
Tyrone. Pa. Near the same place W. %. .nuaan Dua
holder. aged 81 years, was cau9nIa aotb "tf"
two railroad cars and squeezed W 0o"'I'
MATTHEW HAMMELL and Joseph OPPindeI,' 0PHnddaII'
while at work on the tracks OF inc n1,o Dound
phia and Reading Railroad, n9"l hn q train
Brook, New Jersey, were SVru0A "
and instantly killed. -
BY the premature explosion OF oyna.iHI ypt1luiIle -
| TYLER ~ MCluIk 3
psnnsvlyania. John Jones had an arm piown c;"a
oe and. il is feared, sustained fatai lnIuliSTo,
WiIIliam Frantz and Wesley Frantz were aiSO
dangerously injured.
THE First Regiment Armory at Ghlca9r sSr
was destroyed by fire and Harry JohnSU, ,nsr,
ond "~ Walter Williams, colored janitors, weL'
Surned S"u ~ TO death. H. W. Latham and GnfiS SI,
Wigoins colored walters, were propaTi' psSIs
fatsily burned. The loss to property Is Szi0'
900. -,, ,;oh
PARTITION wall in new electric sn mSn
bnilding. at Cincinnati, collapsed, carr ~
IA workmen into the cellar, dlsta9ce 10 oa
fa feet John Hull, was killed. ana lhrroa. fran
Weinewuth, Ed. Weinewuth. A; ocnuma' ;n;nroI
and Elijah Johnson were fatally ln!ure'
T'rr Three other men were seriously injured.
pirov an insane man, entered a sleeplr
anartment Of his home and, with razor, -. ~
the the throats of his mother, his brother az, .,
10 10 wears. and Miss Healy, cousin na
maniac was finally oyerpowered, after Ua "a
Struggle. by Policeman O'Rourke, VINO r. !"
9s,SH HaSiy cut in the neck with the razor. IL ;,
believed that Mrs. McElroy Will oie' "u' u
others will recover.
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The NAVAL REVIEW
President Cleveland Between Two
Columns Of WarShipS.
A splendid SPECTACLE.
Saluted by the Booming Guns Of
Ten Great Nations.
FOREIGNERS PAY THEIR RESPECTS.

Amid the din Of mighty booming guns ana
enveloped by the vapor Of burned Powuer
and the mist of a cloudy afternoon President
Cleveland reviewed the great feet assembled
y, New York harbor to celebrate the dlscoV-
cry of America and to illustrate the advance
in naval architecture since Christopher Colum-
bus sailed from Spain across the unknown
seas four hundred years ago. Thirty-seven
monster steel war vessels of modern type
representing ten nations, stood in CONTRAST
with the faithful reproductions ofthe antique
wooden caravels in which the most illustrious
of navigators made his voyage. Disagree
able weather caused a postponement OF the
review from the forenoon until afternoon
but it was spectacle that reflects the great
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fired the weather was cloudy, with rain Inc
air was cold and an unpleasant wind came
out of the east. 1t was an improvement upon
the forenoon, but it was not a pleasant day
on the river and on exposed points OF vantage
along the shore.
1t was fitting and dramatic close to tho
proceedings when, at the close OF the review,
the flagship Philadelphia slowly steamed up
to Riverside, opposite to the tomb OF Grant,
and on this day, the anniversary OF his birth,
fred salute to his memory.
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had passed the Jack tars came down 'ron
their positions on the arms.
II was lust 2. 12 as Englands crack cruiser,
the Blake. fired her first gun. There was d
big puff of smoke and a deep boom, entirely
different from the sharp sounds OF the guns
of the smaller vessels. The Phlladelpnla
saluted as the Dolphin reached the head Oh
the line and came to stop just IN the real
of the caravels. .u 4,o,s
At the same time all the steamboats,, tugs
and pleasure craft blew their whistles anu
made din almost as deafenlng as the saluC-
ing. There was cheering and waving OF mus
handkerchiefs and umbl elias, ana the tIl-
umphal procession Of the presldentlai ptIT
was ended. - e damn
,rbicb added to the smoke of the guns,
otscured the view of large portion OF tne
river. ,,o. ,,odroro
then embarked in steam launches and pro
ceeded to the Dolphin to pay their respects
to the President. , -,
Sir John Hopkins, the British admiral, was
first received Next came Vlce-Admlrai
Koznakoff, the Russian admiral heaI-Au'
miral de Iibran, of France, was third Ihel
followed Rear-Admiral Magnaghl, OF Italy
The Spanish admiral, Senor I. LulG
though an invalid, did not fall TO pay tnI'
ceremonial mark Of respect to the chief ex
ecutive, and was followed by Rear-Admlra al r
Howard of Argentine Rear-AdmiraI NOR
bona. of the Brazilian feet, and the blonde,
haired and the blue-eyed captains OF tn'
German and Dutch steamers. These VISIT
formed one of the most interesting feature
of the day. AS nearly ali the foreign oihcer
smoke or understood English the ceremonle
were attended by no stiff formalitles, Du
were marked by cordiality and some degre
of convviality also.
Fifteen minutes before the reception ende'
and while the President was preparing U
land. an admonitory signal was given iron
the Dolphin, and as he left the vessel and en-
tered his barge, at the foot Of Ninety-sixt
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CABLE SPARKS.

THE Belgian Senate has approved the Nys-
sen plan to establish universal suffrage
Tue bitter feeling between Irish national
iets and unionists Is reported to be increas-
ing in intensity.
Tr,prprN nersons we're crushed to death
IN Nanles bv a panic resulting from a fire on
the altar OF a church.
THE bleach works at Epimal, France, have
been DESTROYED by fire, the damage amount
ing to 1900, 900 francs.
THE conference of unionist leaders de-
cided that no attack should De maze Oh Vne
home-rule bill In committee.
R1or1Ne was renewed in the streets OF Bel
fast Many arrests have been made. More
t~oons have been ordered to the scene.
TUE annual exhibition of the British Royal
Academy is characterized by an unusually
large number of paintings OF high merit.
OWING to the illness of Lord James Han
nan one of the British members of the Ber-
ing sea tribunal of arbitration, the Tribunal
has adjourned for one week.
EFFORTS were made to amend the home
rule bill by providing that the military should
he withdrawn from ireland before the Irish
Parliament should be established.
THE Norwegian Storthing will postpone a
of defiance to King Oscar tor refusing separ-
ate consular representation to Norway.
THE Reichstag committee on the budget
has approved the credit for the purpose oi
eleyatlng the German legation at Washing
ton TO the rank OF an embassy, and an addi-
tional grant for the German representation
at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
The Hon. j. c. New, the retiring American
congul-general in London, will sail for the
United States on the Sd of June. The United
States consuls in Great Britain will present
to him an illuminated address and the asso-
citation of foreign cOnsuls will give him
banquet.
A SENSATION was caused in England by q
report that an attempt had been made tc
murder Mr.. Gladstone as he walked through
St James Park at midnight. A man who
was acting strangely in front of Mr.. Glad
stones house shot at the policeman who ar,
rested him. On the man person was founC
notebook containing ravlngs against lrisf
home rule and limiting at numbering the pre-
mler,
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The Columbian Fleet.

The original intention was to begin the re-
view at 10 80 o'clock. but steady fall OF ram
in the morning caused postponement until
the afternoon. co
The postponement was ordered by Secre-
tary Herbert at the suggestion OF president
Cleveland. The invited guests had alreaoy
assembled on the steamers set part ior tneir
use Vast crowds had assembled at all points
from which a view of the feet could be had.
They could not, OF course, be notified OF the
change of plans, but all supposed that some
hitch had occurred, and settled themselves
as comfortably as possible to await develop
ments. .... 80,
The rain caused great disappointment on
the souadrons anchored below the PALISADES.
The crack ships had been put In readiness %s
for their part of the celebration. Their nuns
had been painted, their decks holy-stoned;;
their brasswork polished until 1t shone, ana
their guns had been cleared for far different
work than their makers intended-the cemen-
ting of peaceful relations tstead OF havoc OF
war. 1t drenched the decys and rigging ana
hung in pearly drops from the brasswork'
Dress uniforms were abandoned Tor storm
coats and the Jack tars instead OF being 10
holiday rig were in everyday attire.
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est credit on Rear AdU.iral Gherardi and
those who assisted him and fully repaid the
multitude that patiently waited for eight
hours in orderly discomfort to see 1t. Ine
usual order of reviews was reversed-the re-
viewed remaining stationary in open columns
and the reviewer passing between the lines
At night in the great Madison Square Gar
den the review ball was given, riyaling In
magnifcence and beauty the mcst elegant
social gatherings of the world and forming a
fitting climax to the great occasion.