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Evening star., 1896-12-23
SITE PROPOS ED.
Where New Government Printing Office
Should Be Erected.
Mr. Mtlliken's Bill introduced In the
HOuse-What Mr.. Bank
head Says.

Chairman Milliken of the House commit
tee on public buildings and grounds intro
duced in the House late yesterday after
noon bill for the purchase of site for
rev government printing office. This bill
has the approval Of a majority of the COM
mttee. it is said, and was offered in the
House in order 10 be referred to the COM
mittee and give them something to work
on.
1t is believed that the bill will be favora-
bly, reported at the next meeting of the
committee. which will be held Immediately
after the reassemblng of Congress from
the holiday recess.
Text of the Measure.
The bill in full is as follows:
That the Secretary of the Treasury be
authorized and directed 10 acquire or pur-
chase the following-described real estate
with the improvements thereon: All of lots
f three. A. b. c. d, e. l. r, 8, o, P, Q, in
square JI4. of the plat books of the city of
Washington, District of Columbia. and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the
southeast corner of said square 574 and
running westwardly the north line of
b street north 334 feet and four inches to
I'd street west; thence north along the east
lire of I'd street 81 feet and seven inches:
thence east ;S34 feet and seven inches:
thence south along the west line of list
street west 311 2feet and seven inches to the
place of beginning, containing in all about
l24O0p square feet, at a cost not to exceed
2.Io per square foot, as per an offer
OF James F. Brown directed to the COM
m1ttee on public buildings and grounds of
the Senate and House of Representatives.
Sec. .. That the Secretary of the Treas
ury be authorized to cause to be erected
thereon a fire-proof building to be used as
a government printing office.
Sec. ). That the Secretary of the Treas
ury be authorized to have made by the sI-
pervising architect of the treasury plans
and drawings for said fire-proof building
such plans and drawings to be approved by
the public printer: and to erect on said
square 574 suitable building. adapted to
the use and purposes of a government
100000.
Evening star., 1896-12-23

No money is received for examination
n" money is received for advice. no
money Is received for medical at
tentiOn. either at the Office or at
your home.
Evening star., 1896-12-23
MUNYON'S
NOBLE WORK
Crowds Coming from
Every Direction.
2l2 PATIENTS YESTERDAY
Treated at His Offices, 65 at
Their Homes.
REMARKABLE CURES
Reported from 'Well-Known
Washington People.
MUNYON'S LITTLE PELLETS
Are Bringing Joy and Health to
the Sick.
HIS DOCTORS BUSY
Telling the People What to Take
and How to Get Well.
NO CHARGE WHATSOEVER
HIS DOCTORS BUSY
Telling the People What to Take
and How to Get Well.
NO CHARGE WHATSOEVER

The public receive the best medical
attention from the most skilled
street northwest. or ut their homes
without II penny to pay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
PACIFIC POLICY.

Excitement suhsidoi Despite lingo Press
t'iterancss.
New York May ia dispatch to the
World from Madrid says: Their" Las been
intense anxiety in political and military.
and even in financial circles. over the
effect on the country of the decision Of
the government to remit The cases Of tho
convicted Americans found on the Com.
netitor 10 The supreme court Of rayai
aand military appeals IN Madrid, WIN
:, Vl.w TO auashing the sentences pissed
nv Inc court martial,
nv This act the government clearly adj
mits that al American subjects ere en-.
,iri.1 10 trial before courts Of ordinary
,n,,salrtion under the seventh Al utif OF
ihe treaty OF 1s7l between Spain ana the
t.,,i,sn states which the governments con-
oei.s Ia be applicable In the case Of the
.rias ministerial press has so clearly ex,
rosna ,his novel aspect OF the affair ana
t u.s. -, Mainly insisted upon the friendly
way Ma in IN which, the American goy.rnm. ,hs
w. insisted upon the execution 81 the
s s..n,iss without challenging the tight OF
spain 10 ehas,ise foreign , %aen shat , hs
nscitemsnt has slightly subsideo. Qesllte
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
rnNrilh MANUFACTURERS.

Southern Mills Urged TO Cur,an Their
Ootput--Mcrting Called
Atlanta. Ca. May IA largely attend
ed meeting OF the textile manufactured
of the Southern states was held here this
afternoon IN response 10 Il call issued by
Mir. Mnrtn. editor OF Dixie The sesstdns
were held IN The auditorium OF the Ara
gon hotel and were marked 10y great on
thuslasn. permanent organization was
effected by the 81 ZION Of the following
officers:
rr.sidout, Mel ,aden OF North caro-.
Ina. seervtaN; y Martin. Atlanta;
treasurer, pr. J p. Turner. Atlanta. ,ico
president for each southern state.
The moFt important action OF ihc meet
INK was tho adoption of thr following rrs-
olution offered by =. odenheimer of New
Orleans
Resolved. Tint II Ia tho scnss OF this
convention that Tho production he at
once curtnileA AMI IN order 10 carry on,
this idcn that the chairman appoint II
committee OF nine who's. duty II srlnli be
TO a., once correspond with tho Southern
mills with this purpose IN view to call Il
meeting OF the Southern mills nj nm
eeTy dato ns possible to consider and
take nction ON the cur,nlment OF pro
duction,
The association attended banquet at
the AruRnn tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

ID all ora ,.,,.li ,,-
'0""' -, ps w. '''
'Vh" i'eo.''
f'aNaha' May ri 'hrNrh""' '"ioh'i
Xuhin has captured a suh-pretrrt Of Santo
1,o,,,i,,.,n ,,,,,.,t s..rtt.,,o ,.l,- rs sun
pos" ~ "''e po'" ''i'''9'e" WV q" '''''
portant mission by tho insurY MS
General Kernel ,.ul probably return TO
,,
SPAN on MAY ~ nc Is tlo'oNs"S us
sus'ed.
civii JuSt.c" Rcmul1 villa licrmish has
been selected to hear the case of Loerio
ceiepo. said to BE an imsureenl leader aiii
not an American citizen VINO was CAP
turod on board the spanish steamship
Gloria. in Janunry last, while on MS way
from ,'icniueros, Province Of Santa Clara
to Ratubano, this province win nm
portant communications frcm the insUGs-
ents In Santa Clara TO Gomez and MaN"o-
Tho mayor of lsarrDcot. on the n-rth
coast of the Province OF Pinar del ko,
NOW reports that the boat found ahai'-
doned in his district and supposed IN have
landed n small eNpetitltn was married
Steamer shcltcr lsinnd Ne. 4
\ small American steamer named shel-
ter Island. training heir.ecn Key West
ana Miami vas las, eft IL Key twenty
mics .net In t5cbriiary last
While cruising In the vicinity of pom,
NIn1ia rssa inc commander oi the span
ich ,,lnbout Diego Nelasuuc2. saw II boat
maunci hv several men oil shore. The
ni,nbnut GOT as near rs possible to the
snau boat and the armed heat from the
forrtsr ,', t,nt IN i,,irnnt. 3ui IN spite
~ ,i, M al a ratid IRE gun from the
iiono y.t,so,i,z rxrrcise boat. the MI
busters ir,a' n'',r Santiago the in
s.,,., a 49,. s,v,r,i troous The locai
,.,,.,.riil,s 81 I{oI,naroila. Matnn2as proY-
me-. ana deiarnmcni Of Maria cris'l !i..l.
h4il"'lnn n,iN' 49, TN. lntter were
oi "pou' On ~ ,rhe troops had one
az i'r'SaH NJ ,,tivatts Wounded
me United slaies A.'s interHrhe .ah M nN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
RAIL FURNISHED.

bermuda lilhustcrcrs Appeared In Court
Yesterday
New York MAY iS-john u. Hart. Cap
tam o'Hrion, Matc Edward Murphy and
tiniho Nnncs who were recently rrrcstSd
Ia fhiiadclrhin for violating the neutrality
net. IN connection with the first trip OF
Nc siramrh'p l'erinuda TO cuba, appeared
hviUr the crimiuni part of the United
states crcNit court today. Since their
arrest thc prisoners have hccn indicted
firas 81 not guilty. With leave to Withdraw
e considered necessary in the Co,rso OF
icit lnNs wyte entered for zach ot tho
criradaut. Juise benedict fixed hail i'll
clcn Of ihc r,lsos at 5000 The alleged
ntHtsie.ctS viii NOT hc brought To tiial
y believed, unul tlc United states SUI
Agrrlr court decides the appeal IN tho
fi' N ease, which is to b. arguel Mt
Mgshr7ien reNi Monday. The lrosecu-
lion of John H. Hart for the I.alr1lu's
irt eNrciltiou having been abandoned,
.lfe United states commissioner today
.iseiasvl the han which was $3.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

Wheat was nervous ana closed iovrrs
corn and oats weak.
Contraction In stock exchange businson
CUBA.
Captain General Wcylcr has prolonRen
indefinitely the period In which Cahans
can be pnrduncd.
The secretary general Ia Havana ccsn-
mcnts on tho Competitor cass.
Consul General Williams has intesveuSo
in behalf OF two moro Americans
The Bermuda was seen at Port Cortas
loading bananas
Madrid papers say the Competitor can
tives win get 1ustivs ana u America
wants IA war 1t can be had.
LOCAL.
The Afro-American Fair association u
hold nh exhibition In August.
Tho assignment Of Dutnhlc. Armistead
4 Crcnh,. s
Summer night concerts y begin On
June =.
interesting legal proceedings asainat IN
In Porto road.
The records OF the courts for Z day
y good rain yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
rAck EIts, srItlllr.

Kansas city Mo. May II The strike of
fircm"n ut Arnpnr's packing house re-
mains IN stniu quo, tho strikers awaiting
n boycott, order from tho National head
quarters of thrir aHsOc0,ion- Muani!me
nirrr Is no likelihood OF a spread OF the
atrHe TO other local plants. ono hundred
mon hay. been laid off IN different de-
pai tm-nis Of tho Armour pant and 1t ~
snid others VIII be lad of before long,
The company elaine 20 have done 20 be-
cniye of lack of work, while the s'rikors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

A TRIpLE ALLIANCE.

New York Nav ia dispatch to the
Herald from Valparaiso says there Is SO
mmcn criticism in official circles OF the
protocol settling Tho diHpui. with Argcn-
linn thAt ono OF thc i.ading papers Nns-
Ecuador or Iioliyia l'his, the paper says
would serve ilm same pupos. ns IN"
triple alliance IN Europe. II any nation
In south America should as'uinn Tho role
of lrancc and Russia, the alliance would
he aNnncled TO nclItrA!lzn It's nelion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

Philadelphia. Pm. May ls--chnlrman
Gdcona weekly H. A. ", bulletin CON
iains tlie. announcement that llnLy -
tklcT Of Jacksonville. Fla. and q. r. VII
mans oi iJnl!ds, Texas, have been trans.
f"rred tn the professional class At Their
own request.
The International championships for lsgs
VIII no held MT Copenhagen. Denmark.
Autust u IL and "a.
'lhr National circuit meet a, san An
tonic Texas, vili be held Juno D.
Sanctions Granted May -. Arkansas
TrANeier ,luh Littio Rock. Arid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
COTTON DROP nETs.

New York, May l2.-rotcr Lnbouissc has
authorized local firm 10 wager $1,000
even that the cotton crop fhs year Will
not be 100000 bales. another $1,000 II
Will not be 100000 bales; another $1,000
that Statcs outside OF Texas and the In
dian Territory viii raise loss than 6.s50,0O0
bales; and fourth $1,000 the Texas cot
ton cr0n VIII fan Mnder 2.0t0.00O LAIes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
FOWLER GETS JUDGMENT.

Washington, May i3.--Thc bonrd or cx-
aminrrs IN charge Of the patent office TO-
day delivered AN important decision.
awarding priority Of invention on a type
setting and line cnsiins machine TO DO
srph O. Fowler over Philip G. Dodge.
president of the Mergenthaler Linotype
company. Bert H. Norris represented
IDuler
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

try to the West CUT. An area Of high
pressure ovorlies the East cur States and
another is moving in OYER the itocky
Mountain slope.
The weather Is generally clear along the
guli and partly cloudy TO cloudy eit F-
where
Precipitation amounting to 10 of am
inch or more is reported from Kansas
city. Memphis, Oklahoma, Omaha, Ial-
esilllc 81. l.nuis ma NickshMre
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
ENGINEERs IN SESSION.

Ottawa, ont. May 13.-chicf y. NJ Ar
thur called the annual convention 81 The
brotherhood nj Locomotive Engineers 10
order today Tho only business transact
Cd at thu open ny sfs ION wa. the appoint.
MacKenxic Bowel. cy premier ~ CANADA,
VIII nay n Wat to the convention ion.or-
row, before leaving for England.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
pRIsONERs nELrAsEp.

London. May l2-It Ia reported on the
Pretoria reform prisoners. with the cxcep-
ton of the five lenders. were released,
subject TO three ytnrs' police supervision
These prisoners were fiity-ninr In num-
two years In prison, with $1,000 fine. or
hiiling in payment, one year additional
mont .ftcr tho expiration of the term of
ttpn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
ARGUMENT HAS ENDED.

Newport, KY. May B--Argnmenf In the
trial of Scott Jackson's case which CON
sumed three days ended tonight, Tonor-
the jury, The prisoner. Jackson, thoneh
apparently weary and the Las, three days
trife crestfallen, has maintained MS
self-possession to the last.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

Glasgow May 10 .-rnpcror Williams
new zach, Meteor was launched a, Hen
derson yards today. After ner spars have
been sol sne Will be towed TO Goufoek FOR
the purpose OF rigging her and placing
tho sails on board.
After the launch. Lord Lons1nle, who
Will reprcfen the emperor on board tn.
racer said that the Meteor would post
bly, challenge for the Americas cup next
season If she proves to he faster than
NaIkYria ILL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
PRISONERS LIBERATED.

Massowah. May iB-The. Abyssinianr
have liberated tho Italians who wer. made
prisoners at Agana aud II is stated tha'
kas Mangasrih VIII l.berdie the bHluhce
within 81 week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
COMEDIAN sTnwAnr SHOT.

Denver. Colo. May B--coinedinn chas.
J. Stewart. formerly a member Of tho
Hayerly Mnstrois and lntcly one of the
managers OF tho Sicwart ~ Young ccmbl-
nation. was fatally shot by william New
ell alias kil Mccoy. an ex-i)Dyict, Ia Il
saloon about midnight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
SALARY or RECEIVERS.

Chicago, May I3--Receivers Cakes. Payne
and Rouse Of the Northern Pacific we're
granted ssI. 600 by Judge jenkins this after
noon as conversation for their services.
The receivers were discharged and their
bonds cancelled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
ANTICIPATES AN INDoRsEm ENr.

San Francisco. May 1a--J. sterling
Morton. secretary OF agriculture. who Is
making his first tour of tho Pncinc coast.
arrived IN tbii cry Iasi night Nhiio not
Inclined to discuss the coming campaign
at icDEth, no said he believed the demo
cratic convention would indorse Tho hilan-
clal policy OF tbs administration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
40 sIrccEEn SMITH,.

Pretoria, May iG-General Jonbert bas
been elected vice president of the TRANS
WAL I'm succession Of n j Smith who
died on April T. General Jonber has been
general In chief Of the Transvhhi forces
WIN a scat IN the eAecutlve c0unnll.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
rIrTy NEBELs KILLED

London. May 1.-THE Daily Telegraph
has a dispatch from Gw.Io. MaiaO,lanh,
In mo firht al the Mayin kranl. in which
Cecil Rhodes and Captain Mctcalfe played
n eOuspicuolis part.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
EL RENO BANK CLOSED.

tinnal bank Of III Reno closed today. Tho
officials claim this was 10 forestall an i'm
pending run. They say deposiiors VIII be
paid In fun. Liabilities and assets are not
known. nut are presumably about eqnal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

eral Ynclan at Carcaaiiatars. T!nar del
kio. four hundred Spaniards were killed
while the Cuhans lost seventeen. Socar-
M THIS hnlilN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

DENVER, Colo.--Thc American Nation.
nj hank. which recently failed, will prob
ably resume business at an early day.
LEXINGTON. Ky--Miss Marie T,odt,
Bged 20, daughter OF Dr. Lyman B. Told
wna killed by Il trolley car while she wns
bicycling. She was u cousin OF Robert
| Lincoln. IS
SAN irRANCIsCo. Cal.--united EtAtes
minister 10 japan. Mr. Dun. arrived from
Japan by the steamer China He - on .
vacation md viii whit hos home In tho
I,ost.
OTTAWA, Ili--.James Mcclure q kiln
setter, employed ut the Utica Kiln works.
stabbed his wife twenty-one times ana
then plunged the knife into his own breast
/ I've times,
! NEW william fuller, theatre
, cal man. who came to this city from I'M.
raso with hls family short time ago. died
suddenly while witnessing the performance
al Madison Square thtater.
MILWAUKEE. wls.-The street railway.
e,rilia is practically over. The company
IL operating 155 ears, two more than tho
usual number. and trafice - nainsninc0
without interruption on all lines.
NEW YORK --Connscl for the othcials
of tho American Tobacco company VINO
were indicted last week for violation OF the
an,i-trust law appeared In the court %
general session and filed . demurrer.
SOUTH BEND. Thousands q vint-
ors AFRO here for the seventeenth Inniana
Grand Army of the Republic encampment.
The grand parade was participated in q
mn unusually largo number o. Veteran
and others.
cHucAGo.-The third gang Of srsea
goods men 10 be arrested III this city wieh- i
IN q year have been broken up the kUvs
crnmcnt officers arrested George WIS Z
Jams md Thomas Stake, They Ar looks
ing for j. Morgan, who. the two men ~
was the leader of tho gang.
COLUMBUS. obio--Tho thiftleeh e..
campmcnt OF the Ohio Grand Amy O m
Republic has opened. Department. COM "
mander Major Charles ToEnseno r. 49,"
rms presiding. Public haildlnsM hnu ~. -s
ncss houses arc decorafed. nuslusa.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn The sixth ans
nun, so.s,on Of the Southern Jcbherf -
ISOLATION was held here. They Anopts9
resolutions declaring IN favor q Z sora
hoais for our National currency ann uuuts.
COS" with the use OF silver only 70 sueh
an extent as may be conshtsnt theSc-
with" WI. . i
ST. LOUIS. -"Fascinetins Sarsn
HUM admitted by the police e cs.. sIs 4
most expert thief and ~ Iosn ccic.aS
crook in the city; shot aa ssr i Hcwssa shs
claimed tho deed was commletea - .. so...
defense. Howard had s'isnpssa g s'ssn' Il
Gle her. - 7. -.
SAN FRANCISCO. cal-slss 70 :. h ~ "
hart The Young mining 0lMoeAre .ne Y
famous horsemai,, was Mefr!ea 70 49,
Hannah Williams. Aaughssr q ~. s' y. ,,e,,s
tor w. W. williama u ss.srsi n ". Nor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
WANT MORO REpUHLlcANIsM.

New York, May l3'-The IIerald's cor
respondent In Rio Janclro says II is nm
nouuced that upon the opening of con-
gross the Rio Grnnde deputies intend 10
demand an energetic policy from the pres
government, They VIII insis, ipon an
Immediate renovation of the navy AT MI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
MILLION IN GOLD

New York. May i3--Iieidelbach. Ickle-
heimcr a. Co. have engaged 100000 In
gold for shipment tomorrow. j., Won tion-
man x Co have Withdrawn S500.W0 god
coin from the sub-ireasury for export.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
coLnRED pyTHLANs.

San Antonio. Texas. May B.-The sec
ond day's session Of the Grand Lodge OF
co,orcd Knights Of Pytftas Of Texas
toAxy wes devote6 to the heAslng g com-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

tho Efforts or the lingo Press. The re.
suit Of The decision OF fha spanish govern
inent Is 10 postpone - rrsh trial of the
competitor crow several months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
no TALK TO MErHoDIsTs.

Canton. Ohio. May ls--M Major Mckinley.
who VIII on Saturday night deliver IN I'D
dress on Warrington 10 the Aethodlyt
conferencs, left fpr 01etelea0 tonAoet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
'N"'nEk INFORMATION.

lrse q, ni'hF's SYNOPSIS.
eptr me-, pressure is central over
sO mississippi valley and.a trousb
"'s'ward across the conn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
TODRT'S FEATURES,
Probabilities &c ~ncrnily fair; cnoier In
northern portion; southwest winds.
FOREIGN

Sentences OF Trnnsvaal raiders have
been reduced.
Emperor Williams new yacht launched.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

1T WAS A CUBAN VIcToR,f
Key West. Fla. May ls.--Adyiccs from
Havana tonight state that tn the recent
action between Antonio Msceo end Gen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
CONGRESSIONAL.

Tho committees have reported and Metl
odists will now commence work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
F}1 SUMMER BEVERAGES

I,,r ,pry CfDEKS AND BLACkBER-
"" a. NY AND GINGER.
APPLE CIDER
CHERRY CIDER.
| PEAR CIDER ,,,,,
ai'irKi3ERRY AND GINGER.
stan coods have proved rmincntly sat
; ia,a wherever Introduced They have
"a sssV H. res, of time aad Use They arc
s,tSstIy pure and heatnfni ami delicious
,ss palate--jnst the article to sell in
II climate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
THE MARKETS.

Cotton futures lower In all markets
Houston and Galveston spots i-isc Oft.
Messrs. Wiilctt e. Gray predict an ad-
vance In sugar.
Barb wire Is cents lower per 100 pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

rho American Protective Assoclatio,
Supreme council Is behind closed doors.
Missouri republicans declared for soun,
money and Mckinley.
Tilmnn spoke In Little Rock.
senator Teller Will lead The Colorado
delegation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11

The managers OF the American institute fdir ~
Madison Square Garden started out two weeks ago
with the promise TO the public Of an exhibition on
the best lines with nothing in II that should be Dc
neal the dignity Of the Institute. with rs record OF
wears of service TO manufaC turers and inventors
TIE promises made have been faiinfniy Kept ana
the present exhibition is gaining favor all the tne
II will run until October %. one hears IN" rattle OF
looms the click Of printing presses. and tn" NUN OF
motors on the main floor. There H.. too. display
OF expensive exhibits That tells the loyaIty o. ''e
manufacturers to the American Institute
In the machinery department downstairs me en-
gines are constantly running. In the concert
Hail the exhibition Of flowers, plants. irn!ts
and vegetables is open. and Viii he untii oc-
tober a. with no extra charge for admission
The snow il constantly changing all flowers
and other things on exhibition are renewed
or replaced soon as they fade or Otherwise lose
in appearance. Each week a new arrangement ~
made Dahas gladolas and cyclamens had their
show last week. For the present week the coinpeu-
ton Is strictly between amateurs. Groups of foliage
nlants GU, flowers of all kinds, special designs in
set pieces geranums and ferns will be notable; ana
in fruit the products OF the experimental ground OF
the New-York Experimental Station at Geneva VIII
be represented by plates o: :he best fruits grown
Vacant-lot farming from Ncw-York and Brooklyn
viii lie represented under the direction of the Society
for the Improvement Of the Condition OF the Poor
The Farmers Club meeting Tuesday afternoon
| at 2 o'clock in the Assembly Room Will be devoted
10 the discussion OF ''Vacant-Lot Farming and
Market Gardening in General; and on Friday
afternoon, Ladies' Day. the discussion will be upon
"Womans Work in Horticulture" by Mrs. NJ b.
Coulston Mrs c. s. Valentine and others These
meetings free to the public and all VINO are In
eresed in rural pursuits. Admission TO me ASSEM-
by Room is on the Twenty slxth-st. side OF the
Garden. -. ,.,...,
There attraction for all tastes at the Institute
Fair Admission IL q cents to all ana the VISITORS
are entertained ny good concerts by military band
afternoon and evening Inc doors open al lo'0o a. IN
| and close 1890 p m. each day