Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

leave Cleveland Euclid Avenue Stationl at
a. m, going through to Niagara Falls.
/ arriving at about 80 n. NJ, remaining at
| the Falls until Wednesday morning, July
18th. when we again board our special al
O'Clock, passing through the picturesque
Lehigh Valley By daylight. arriving in
Philadelphia. Reading Terminal, about s
I O'Clock, Wednesday evening. making the
same stops as given in schednle going.
You will uotice that outward bound We
pass over the mountains at night, bit re-
turning we will have all the scenery by
daylight.
our headquarters at Niagara Falls will
be the new and Handsomely furnished
hotels Imperial and Porter adjoining
each ather, and opposite the depot we
enter.
Further information eau be obtained
from Harry J. Guthrie. southwest corner
Filth and Market streets.
The convention hall, located at viii
son and Scnyill avenues, is q large,
square, wooden structure, covered with
stan. IT cost S35, 600. Secretary Baer
has said it is the best hall that has been
offered for convention purposes. II has
eight entrances and exits, which will
admit of easily and quickly filling and
emptying the building. The ventilation
is the best. More than 100 large win
dOws, hung on pivots, will admit the
salubrious lake breezes. and keep the
temperature well down. The seating will
be so arranged that no one will be more
than 1875 feet from the speakers. A
series of small rooms for committee
meetings, conferences, literature tables,
&c, will be appreciated One large
room will he set aside for estate buile.
tins" state officers, excursion mana
ger and friends can post notices Of
conference meetings, news items and
appointments. This will be a neY fea-
ture and novelty. The building has
eight toilet rooms. Electric call bells
connect the platform with all the doors
and committee rooms. Arc and incan.
descent lights will turn night into day
White and gold, Cleveland "colors,"
with the Stars and Stripes and Union
Jack, will be the chief decorations.
The building will hold 10000 people.
4 delightful walk of minutes or less
will bring one 10 the mammoth tent
the second auditorium. This %ill be
320xl90 feet in size and So feet high,
and Will seat another 10000. This
| spacious enclosure will be seated with
chairs IN amphitheatre style, will be
lighted with electricity, and in other
ways made SO attractive that by many
| it will be preferred TO the hail. Two
large churches neaF by have been Sc.
cured for overflow meetings. No space
will be reserved for State delegations.
Music Hall, with seating capacity Of
5000, has been secured in case meet
ing is needed in the central part of the
city.
Eleven Of the largest churches in the
city have been secured for the Wedncs-
day night meetings. These promise to
be among the best meetings during the
convention, and delegates who do not
arrive Ia Cleveland Wednesday will GER
tainly smiss it,"
Two choruses, comprising / 600 young
| people, will lead the convention in song
Pdcy s. Foster of Washington, d. c.,
who recently led, very successfully, Mr..
MOody's great choir of 100 voices in
shat city, will lead one of them, and an
other good leader, yet 10 be secured
will conduct the other. The Park Sis.
tiers, with their cornets, and gentle
man famous for his skill with this in
strument, have been secured Famous
soloists will sing. Bright new music
will be feature. A chorus of native
Africans will be heard in their wild,
weird songs of the Dark Continent.