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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

MANAGER STRONG, of the Atchison, Topeha & Santa Fe, has written to parties heTe that d duly authorized rep resentative of the road will be here in d short time 10 arrange the terms for building the branch road in here.- Santa Fe New Mexican.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

TIE London Times threw out a val uable hint to President Hayes when it expressed hope that he would name a hi-metallist to succeed Mir. Welsh at the Court of St. James.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
LATEST EELEGRAMS.
Great Republican Victory !
Perkins Elected /!
The Very Latest.
Special To TIE CITIZEN ]

SAN FRANCISCO, September B. Returns from interior points are yet incomplete. Almost every county has been heard from, and the vote foots up as follows: Perkins 24 ,s94, Glenn 19,' II9l, White 13,023. In this city latest reports from the count for Governor give Perkins s,7O0, White S,4sO, Glenn l ,795. For Mayor, kalloch 9,653, Flint S,967, Griswold 4O7. Close estimates give Perkins md Page 1,90O majority in Alameda county. All indications point to the election of the entire Re publican state and municipal ticket.
 Notk5ng definite can be stated as to Legislative ucket, but it is believed the Republicans will have a majority.
 The Arctic Expedition.
 GATTENBERG, Sweden, Sept. A. \ telegram from Yokohama, dated Sept Sd says, the steamer Vega, with the Nordenskjord Arctic expedition has arrived at that port all well. hay ing left winter quarters July 18th and doubled East Cape July 2s,h.
 Arizona Stocks.
 SAS FRANCISCO, September 3.-Sil. yer King not quoted. Tip Top 95.
 S5ot Dead
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 3-Dud- ley Haskell shot and killed George Schwartz, we'll known political manipulator, in the latter's store, on Montgomery street, between Califor- nia and Pine. Haskell alleges that Schwartz called him a s-n of b-h the night before. He demanded he should retract, and on refusal shot him. Haskell is in custody.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 4.- Tie election yesterday was very quiet. FOrty-one thousand votes were boiled in the city. At l a. Tn. 600 ballots were counted. The indications are that the Republican city ticket, ex- cepting Mayor, is elected.
 Indications from the interior are very mcager: hardly more than indi cations, which point to the election of Perkins.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September At is generally admitted that Perkins will have handsome plurality, to- gether with the entire State ticket, ex- cept the judiciary, which are indorsed by the Workingmen and Democrats in the city. Kalloch is believed to Ue elected, as we'll as the Workingmen's candidates for Sheriff, District Attor- ney, Auditor and City Attorney. The Republicans sweep the balance.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

As an indication of very fair times in Ph9nix we would say that in con versation with our merchants they all report business as extraordinarily good for this season Of the year. Herald.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
STOCK CALCULATIONS
 " SAN FRANCISCO
Notice tc Creditors.

ESTATE OF DOMINGO.! INnGUT, DE IJ ceHSpi. Notice iS hereby gwen hy Iu- undersigned, aGminisiTatrIX Of thc '.~'nte nf Domingo SInHgui, drcras. .. [ the creditors O; and all persons hEvii : ci 'imS again ;i the sHii dectased, tu ex- hi!iII ihrm with The necessary vouchers, within len months af,er the first pu b ica lion nf this not ice, To the SHid admin 'Strs.. triS, at her residence, near SafIorl, Pima County, A. T or To w. J. Osborn, Esq. her attorney At TurSOn.
 NiCHOLASA SfNOGFI. Admins ra;TiX of The estate uf Dom 'ng0 SinOgai .l"c as.sd d7-i'
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
DIED.

Al Fort Bowie, Arizona, Sept. 2d. 1879, Mrs. Mcclellan, vie of MajOr Mcclellan, com Innnding officer St Camp Bowie.
 r.. lse telegraph announces ihe sudden death of this excellent lady which occur red at six o'clock this morning, after & short illness of only three days. The many friends Of the bereaved husband extend tn him their sincerASf svmpafhles.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
Notice.

BARNETT < BLOCK HEREBY GIVE D notice io The public that none Of theit isiIimAls are considered sold without hay ing the venta tBl on lefl shoulder.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
LATEST
1 nlrInnE ID IT.

A private dispatch at i o'clock, which we are permitted to publish. saps: IL is believed Perkins is elected The latest returns concede the election of kalloch for Mayor, but it is not as .sured. Davis, for Congress, is prob ably elected. For Railroad Commis- sioners Stoneman is elected and Cone and Felt probably are. Morrison is elected Chief Justice; also, probably, Mckee, McKinstry, Thornton and Ross, Judges.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
At Levir's
Fifty Dollars Reward.

I oST, BETWEEN TUCSON AND TIE IL SoIiort line. small m,irocco sairhel, r'ninining pspcrs Of no value iO any one Oui the owi'er. he above reward wall be 'aid for Inc return of the satcheI io he undersigned Ht the Cosmopolitan Hoiei or at THE CITIZEN office. C. T. CUTLER.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
from Tond StooLs to clorr.

ELIZABETH, N. J., September g. The Cusick family, of this place, in .dulged in toad stools; two children ar, dead and two are dying. The parent are recovering.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
GubernqtorlnL NominntLons.

ST PAUL, MIN, September 3.-The Republi, ans have nominated Pills bury for Governor.
 SARATOGA, September 3.-The Re publican State Convention, Senator COnkling chairman, nominated Cor. nell for Governor.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, September 2.-Two new cases and four deaths. Rain has beer falling since midnight.
 MEMPHIS, September 3.-Nine new cases and four deaths.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
HomewdrJ Bound.

NEW YORK, September 3.-A cable gram from Yokohama states that Gel Grant sailed for San Francisco today vnd will arrive about the 21st.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-29
ASSESSMENT AND RATE.

Add Stocks, zS,zOO ~
whols amt. ofa7esable property, ~, ,se3s ~ "a
State Tax on s7, $40, $50 80 at
Isa cts. on 500, yields, S5,5zS ~
County Tax on So se3, ESQ 50 f
at 50 cts. on Sl0O, yields zzssOs =
~ So, ,2sS ~
TO County Charges, 81, 500 a
10 stAae Tax . s's2s s2s'2aS Is
Pubsishsa by order og the County CoHmis-
sioners In pursuance Of Article Is, Section Of
Public General Laws Of Maryland.
J0F. MORGAN.
Clerk.
May ~, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-29


Wal Kanaan, A Cos, aaara aecpumA \ ! 81 A ~
John p Reinszpli, Fepniring jail, 8. w
Wm A Lokxf, store aceouus. u -
a B4arouKi iIs r., 3 c6fts uf Up, < 60
Dr. CAas CnuAs, bhysieiAa . SaiI 81 80
Wa q naaa, States witness. emitta %
CHARITY Dorsey, securing all, LOO
W w CoAl, hdslding hxids over Billen's
Gruanuslf 4 FmwIsk. sinrs scuonnt ~ 10
d. Thos 4 E.ynch, Rast Mcgtsm On Jcs1e
FcF sabsoss efths Aims II5ae 500 90
, r flallEnguf, Or sspairs of TEsnt Hall
VIM Epimks paper cossn, 4nV
n L Deaf aec6aht e Justice ~ tho FsAee. sTn
lnmaa Nsas, padftsss C6szn, 4 60.
is15 - efsrrs. E. -. iol -
~. Eaas0 feyr. pea saIr nn Ala.| la 0n
TAoAl BllE0W, tAA4 1ElA
wUfhfs tBa As1sm n ~ B&
SuFlnsss' gss's ,taaa ss e. - sse.s sps Is
Total. saN 2 - -, ,s5s.Os
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-29

L II Canter, chief Judge, $72 90
il Milburn, associate Judge, 80 90
Zach H Tippett, /" 100 90
B II Swami, messenger, 48 90
J 7 nj Raley. register of wills, 461 90
same, fuel Cor ofEice, 80 90
w J c Dulany & Co.. stationery, 81 81
Total. Ss42 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-29
CIRCUIT COURT q OFFTCRRs.

J Frank Ford, Clerk ! $.1,41I O5
] PaFran Crane, States Atty, $50 33
r Smith, Shfr fees. &36S SO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-29
REaIsrRaRs.

G M G Jones, first district, 81
] b Gardiner. second district, 81
Joseph s Ford, third district, n
r T Barber. fourth district, A
j GwInn Barber, flth district, ss Z. 4;
John r Cox sixth district, "a, a
d C Burch, seventh district, a
J Frank Bohanan, eighth district, bt
Total. 500 q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

RIB Herbert arresfing pris IN ehaseO. SIS 90
Jos n shemwell, witness certificate omitted, 8 90
WIN A Loker, aims house act for June '7s, S6 20
VIM T Graves, burying p Newvine PauPer, > 90
Jas r Abel, assignee Smith, Second
note e,,,- -narchass Of road, with interest
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-29

The surplus for 1878, amounting to -S4G3.77,
4 still In the Collector hands incorporated. u
requires about this awoent % meet insoavefl-
cies returned each year. None of the CoslectoEs
Cor 1878 base reformed fall ingolvencsess e0nse-
ouentlv no correct statement ofthis fund can yet
be made.
CleFk!
se.v % aaga w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-29

which sise has inst pupchased ia New York and
H5altimoEe Of the nosa fashionable stgles ana st
Che lowest New York prices. 1...-a
Ladies and cisildren's HATS and BOAAEIS
of the latest styles. Flowers, Ribbonss eie- y
Beaufiful Heek-Ties, Raehing, Vai1nR and
Ornanents of all kinds log The bead aHd peek.,
Splemdid aaSortment o. JewelFy. xasss
Real hair hrmids NJ Baltimore prias - The scr
Sires ef ~ experienced MiIliner has been engagnd
20 trim hats aud bonnets 20 order 70 re-shags
and bieneh old hats and bonnets. sa.fs. b
NaY Is, 1879. assagla19 q
, 1879-07-31
THE p PASswORD.

The password originates with the r. W .
g. Templar. From him IL goes to the r.
w. G. Secretary, then to the G.. w. Ser-
retaries, thence to the Lodge Dputies. 10
the w. G. T.'s and to the membership.
Every lodge in the Order is using the same
password at the same time. The pass
word is practically receipt for quarterly
dues or Grand Lodge tax. Unless a mem
ber pays his dues the w. G. r. has no
right to communicate the password to him:
If lodge negleCts to send It's tax to the
Grand Lodge. the G. w. S. need not send
the password to the l.. D. The password
Is never TO be communicated from Que
member Of lodge to another; If one ior-
gets it he must 60 to his w. G. 4. for 1t.
1t is never to be written down or spoken
above Il whisper. Sometimes member is
so situated that he cannot see his presiding
officer and receive the password from him;
in which case any other w. c. T. may
give 1t to him upon being shown receipt
flr his current dues and request from his
own w. G. L. that he shall do so. In ad-
ditiOn to the quarterly password there is a
travelling password sent out on the first of
August in each year. When member
expects to be away from home beyond the
current quarter, lie may pay his dues in
advance for us long time as he pleases,
up to a year, receive u travelling card
made out for that length OF time, and
also the travelling password, and upon
these he may visit any lodge in the Order,
though not in possession Of the quarterly
password
, 1879-07-31

OFFICE OF PUGET SOUND PILOT CONS, !
Port Townsend, W.T., June %. 70.
NOTICE Is hereby given to masters of
sea going vessels requiring pilots, and all
McAlmond as one OF the pilots OF Puget
Sound was revoked by order of the board
OF Pilot Commissioners OH the 9th day of
November, 1872, and has not since been
renewed. The only pilots now holding
unrevoked licenses are Peter Thompson,
Nelson L. Oliver, and James Dalgardno.
and no other person or persons are legal
ly qualified to pilot vessels to and from
sea, on the waters on Puget Sound.
BY order Ii. e. MORGAN,
Pres't BID Puget Sound Pilot Com.
Attest: JAMES G. SWAN,
20:1m Secretary.
, 1879-07-31

APPROVED SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HoMEsTEADs can be located upon any
lands, either single or double minimum
lands, subject to homestead whether TIM
bered or not, and having the only first
class paper in the country, have made ar
rangements with the following gentlemen
in Western Washington:
A. Macintosh, Seattle,
John Il, Wheat, Olympia,
G.. Morris Ha!ler. Port Townsend,
Henry Jackson, Snohomish City.
Who will have on hand, at all times, my
scrip for the accommodation OF these de-
string to purchase, at the rate OF $3 .25
per acre for SOS and 1905. and 1915 per
acre tor 40s; fractions special. Another
fraudulent class of script known as floats
can be- gotten at much less rates; but no
title can be given, and is, of course, not so
valuable. A deed can be gotten from the
original applicant of any land located by
script purchased Of me. as | In no case buy
from other than the original hOmesteader.
and know where to address him tor deed
II one be required. Full investigation is
asked that the worth OF my paper may be
known. Call upon or write any Of the
gentlemen named above, who will sell you
the Talbot additional homestead scrip
which will ensure you u patent to yoHr
land as well as perfect title, and also rs
cheap as you can buy it of me.
d. Ii. TALBOT,
Gen'l Land-scrip and Warrant Broker,
Sioux City, Iowa.
, 1879-07-31
GOOD TEMPLAR BREylTIES.

Hon. Geo. W. McCrary, Secretary Of
War, is Past Right Worthy Graad Sec
retary.
PENNsYLvANIA.-The county and subor-
dinate lodges throughout the state of
PENNSYLVANIA have held grand ceIebra-
tions in commemoration of tho twenty
fifth anniversary of the institution Of the
Grand Lodge, |. o. G. T. in that state
They are reviving an increased interest in
the Order there.
ONE Of the many tourists from the
East says the temperance reformation
movement is taking this coast" Good
Templarsm is certainly doing its share In
the noble change being wrought.
TIE initiatory ceremony never grows
old or wearisome to those who love the
Order. Their interest in It grows con-
tiEunlly and they are often finding new
beauties in the sublime charges.
REV. T. J. Weekes. of San Juan. re-
Gently delivered highly interesting tenn
perance sermon. The main value of this
item is in the opportunity it gives us to
venture the remark that if our ministers
would preach more temperance sermons
they would serve humanity better.
THERE are yet many places in Wash
ington Territory and British Columbia
where successful Good Templar lodges
might be instituted with but little effort.
As our G. w. C. I. cannot be expected to
canvass the whole field, would it not be
well for lodge and district deputies to do
something?
HOLD on firmly with nm unyieldng
teuacity to your organization. Let 1t
be the nucleus, the rsllying point around
which shall BE- crystallized the temperance
sentiments of your community. Recog
nize the idea of pernanencc OF organizi-
tion as well rs perpetuity of pledge. B"
faithful. diligent, Incorporating IN prin
ciple. unerring In practice, unselfish in
your devotion TO the cause of your aIlop-
tion. 10 the new young lodges we say.
| lay your foundations broad. strong aud
deep. Endeavor 20 draw to your loGgr
room the best elements of your comnlu-
mites Get the wise and noble hearted Of
both sexes to unite with you. Show that
the Good Templar Lodge can be made u
valuable institution in any community.
and a correct teacher Of public and private
morals. BE patient, persovering. consist
ent. always ready to reclaim the fallen and
save others from falling. Remember than
while 1t is grand to cure the terrible evils
ct intempemnce it is grander still to pre-
vent them.
THOSE PETITIONS Blue Ribbon
League, of Olympia. recently adopted the
petitions prepared by the Grand Secretary
Of Good Templars. and its members will
be intIustrionsly circulating them until the
convening Of the legislature. The Tenn
perance Alliance, organized in Eastern
Washington this summer, has for It's spec
ial object the procuring of a local option
law. Its members also have copies OF the
petitions. and are using them to goo dad
vantage. many signatures having been al
ready obtained.
, 1879-07-31
Notice Of Application to Purchase Tim
bGr Land.
UNITED STATES, !
DISTRICT land OFFICE.

DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON Terry.
Notice is hereby given that, In compll-
ance with the provision Of the Act of Con-
gress approved June 3, 1878, entitled "An
Act for che sale Of Timber Lands In the
State Of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" William Payne,
ofClallam county, Washington Territory,
has this day filed In this office his applica-
tion to purchase the E1a ofNW14 OF see
tion No. %, in township No. 81 North,
Range No. = west OF the Willamette
Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land, or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to file their
claims In this office within sixty (60l days
from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my office, In
Olympia. W. r., this 18th day Of June
A. d. 1879.
J. Il. BROWN,
1910 Register Of the Land Office.
, 1879-07-31
DIRECTORY.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD T F. M PL A RS.
GRAND LODGE OF WASHINGTON AND
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Officers

NAMES, OFFICES, P.o. ADDRESS.
n. d. Hill, q. W. c. 7. Port Townsend W. 7
Sst L C Calvert C W V t.. Seattle,
W II Roberts. &c W Treas Port Townsend
Allen Weir. G w Sect'y.. Port Townsend "
Porter. A Sect'y.... Olympia,
F. Kennedy. &c 8 Juv Tem... .Kamilchie,
Rev B Sharp. G Chap....White River,
W Colkett......G w Mar 49,. Coupeville, "
Sist l. McAlmond. .G ID M.... Dungeness,
Sist A NJ Kinds =. G Guard. psf Townsend
Jno II Carr .... Messenger 49,. Lopez,
Calvert .... C Sentinel zee. Seattle,
w. Raybould &c. Coun.. ..Nanaimo, B Z
, 1879-07-31

Mrs. Peckham is lecturing in Oregon.
ALL indications point to speedy ma
tional legislation OIL the subject Of prohi-
bition.
, 1879-07-31

PATENTS and how to obtain them.
Pamphlet OF 60 pages free, upon receipt
OF stamps for postage. Address
GILMORE, SMITH, & CO.,
Solicitors OF Patents, Box A,
Washington, d G.
, 1879-07-31
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

/ Perseverance. Victoria -. ID Mcdonald
2 Onward; .Nanaimo.. WIN; Raybouid
Dominion. me Westminster -. j Lord
II Cedar Hill. ........V .Victoria....... VIM Irvine
, 1879-07-31
TALKS cN TEMPERANCE.

s.Woe unto him that Siveth his neigh
bor drink
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-11-01

A GHOST STORY "A special to the
Cincinnati Commercial from Lexington,
KY, says
Bob Ingersoll offers reward for any
man who ever saw a ghost. Mr.. Irger-
soil is hereby notified to send that reward
10 Capt. Ben S. Drake, of this city, chief
Of the night police. Several wee6s since,
Capt. Drake while passing vacant lot
at the corner of Spring and High streets
saw what he thought was man lying on
the grass. He approached it, when the
object van ished. One week later the
same operation was repeated. People
began to talk about it. Night before last
crowd OF about fifty visited the spot,
and saw what they are willing to swear
was child, which, at their approach,
rose into the air and vanished; Excite
ment now arose to fever heat, and last
night, between the hours of and IL, not
less than 800 people, white and black,
rich and poor, visited the spot to see the
strange apparition, but it did not make
its appearance. When the sun rose this
morning there were, by actual count,
forty mine people standing around the
lot, having remained on watch all night.
An old house, which the sapersiitious
claimed was haunted, formerly stood up.
on the lot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-11-01

Why EVE DID NOT KEEP A HIRED
GIRL A lady writer furnishes some of
the reasons why Eve did not keep a hired
girl. She says : There has been great
deal said about the faults Of women, and
why they need SO much waiting on. Some
one "a man ofeourse) has the presumption
toask, Why, when Eve was manufac-
tured OF spare rib, servant WAS not
made to wait upon her p She didn't t need
any. A bright writer has said, Adam
never came whining to Eve with a ragged
stocking TO be darned, buttons to be sewed
on. gloves to be mended, right away
quick now y Because he never read the
newspa pers till the sun went down behind
The palm trees. and he, stretching him
self, yawned out, Isn't supper ready, my
dear p Not he. He made the fire and
hung the kettle over it himself, wen ven
ture, and pulled the redshes, peeled the
potatoes, ahd did everything else he ought
To do. He miked the cows, led the chick
ems. and looked after the pigs himself. and
never brought half dozen friends to din
ner when Evehadn'tany fresh pomegran~
ates. He never staid out ill III 'clecIS at
night, and then scoded because poor Eve
was sitting up and crying inside the gates.
He never loafed around the corner grocer
les while Eve was at home rocking little
Gains cradle, He did not call Eve up
from the cellar to get his slippers and put
them in tho corner where he left them
Not he. When he took them off he put
them under the fig tree besides his Sunday
boots. In short, he did not think she was
especially created to wait on him, and he
wasn't under the impression tina. it de-
graded man to tighten wite's cares n
little. That's the reason Eve did not need
hired girl, and with 1t was the reason her
descendants did,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-11-01

THE blue glass craze is breaking out in
an even more foolish form. The blue
light, indeed, is given up as The certain
panacea for all the ills that flesh is heir
to but it has new and astonishing sue
cessor, the primary maxim, of which is
that "health comes from the equilibrium
of color in the human system," with the
coro!ary that disease arises from n dis
turbance of that equilibrium. 1t follows
that the blue light is only serviceGble for
certain complaints, whilst red or yellow
light is required for OTHERS. The light is
not now administered pure and simple !;
it is "to be taken in water" in other
words, light is thrown through lens of
coored glass into water, and the medi-
cinal properties OF the light are commu-
nicated to the water. After this, there is
no absurdity IN distiling moon beams
from cucumbers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-11-01
Weaverville, November l, 1879.

REGENT ARTILLERY EXPERIMENTS IN
ESGLAND.-Ater the recent tests of can
non by Herr Krupp, the Pr lssian gun
maker at Meppen, the English papers
almost unanimously agreed that the re-
cults showed that the English system of
gunnery was false, and that the vast
sums expended in pcriecting it had been
SO much money thrown away. The guns
of Herr Krupp are steel breech- leaders,
and the. heaviest weighs about 20 tons,
and hurls projectle weighing some
thing like / ,760 pounds. The best gun Of
English manufacture weighs so tons, is
made of wrought iron coils shrunk upon
each other, is considerably shorter than
the German gun and loads at the muzze.
The superior effectiveness of the German
guns, as evidenced by the recent tests i.
has set the English rtillerists to experi-
menting again. They have taken their
huge 80 ton gun, enlarged its bore from
15L TO l6 inches an excess of "a of an
inch over the gun of Herr Krupp--and
scooped out the chambe for the reception
of the powder in order that more space
might be gwen for the effectual and de-
libcrate consumption ofthe comparative
Iy ''slow" gunpowder. which experience
has proved to be Of the greatest service in
the enormous changes used. The other
day the altered gun was tested, and with
of fiafo f,,l
charge of AS pounds of powder the velo-
city of the 1760-pound projectie measur
ed / ,Gj7 fee: per second at the muzzle, or
over nine feet a second in excess of the
best results obtained from the German
gun under precisely similar circumstan-
ces. A second trial produced exactly the
same resul: and the English gunners con-
sequently concluded that they have al
ways been upon the right track and have
at last attained perfect success. The re-
suit Of the experiment is OF great nation
al importance, rs proving that England
is still in possession Of weapons able TO
pierce and destroy any vessel coated with
32 inches of iron plating. which is far in
excess of any armor clad ship now aa0at.
All other huge guns in the navy are
now being or are TO be altered in accor-
dance with the new discovery, and the
English papers are plucking up spirit
again, and are once more boasting that
Great Britain is still the best armed ma,
tion in the world.