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National Republican., 1883-07-04
THE CRUISER CONTRACTS.
The Government a Great Gamer by Sharp
Competition.
An Analysis OF the Bids-John Roach a.
Co., tho Builders.

One or two of the shipbuilding firms COM
peting for the new steam cruisers whose con-
struction was authorized by the last congress
are disposed to grumble because the contracts
were awarded TO the lowest biddors-John
Roach & Co., the formal award having been
made yesterday In a published interview
representative of the firm of William Cramp
& Son Is reported as having said that John
Roach could not build tho vessels for the sum
named in his bid, and that the more fact of
his bidding so low for the work was in itself
suspicious. Tho absurdity of such an assur-
tion is manifest at glance. John Roach
probably knows what he can build vessels for
as we'll as William Cramp or anybody else, and
as he hes TO give bond in the aggregate sum of
81 ,250, 900 for the faithful performance of his
contract. il is safe TO say no will do the work
he agrees to, and for the money.
About month ago the following letter
was sent to shipbuilders by the secretary of
the navy for their enlightenment:
Referring 10 tho recommendation of the naval
advisory board of Dec 90 1882 communicated TO
congress in the departments letter OF Van. 2,
1885, tho following is the estimated cost:
CHICAGO"
From estimate Of hui should be
deducted the cost of masts, spars,
boats and furniture, which arc
not 70 be included in the con-
tract for the vessel ............. 2S,0O0
- 6OO,OOO
Machinery. y.........."............. 4iS,0O0
124S,O0O
"BosToN" AND ATLANTA"
Hull. .................,.......... 100000
From which deduct as above..... 2l,000
- 100000
Machinery .........-............. 297,500
7s8,5OO
DISPATCH BOAT "DoLPHIS."
Hull. N2SD,OOO
From which should be deducted. 5000
- 22i.OOO
Machinery. y...................... 175,000
National Republican., 1883-07-04

From an analysis of the bids it will be seen
that Roach & CO. IS bid is far below the esti-
mates of the board, and several hundred
lowest competitor, Cramp & Son. The follow
ing summary will show these facts in the
briefest form:
National Republican., 1883-07-04
&euI Gstate Brokers.
EoK RENT-BY b, II. WARNER,
III 1 etr
STORES.

iU1 SIN 81 n e.,"". 30 % O2 Bridge st, G'tn, Is 90
our Weekly R0nt List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our houses,
stores shops, and farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, sc, aud how they may be
Property for sale IN all parts OF the city Money
'V'' h. IL WARNER. oie street
National Republican., 1883-07-04
sMf0itnl.

MO CURE, NO PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN aud over 70 years at 900 street southwest. A
guaranteed In every case of Ronorrhea syphilis
and loss ofsexual power. Medicine furnished. Ad
vice free. ny22.lmH
National Republican., 1883-07-04
Summer 4oaroinu,

summer boar0In9,
AT GUTLFORD, LoUDOuN COUNTY, VIR.
IA giniai rooms, newly furnished; first class bonrd
son water; Ice; cool nights; near depot; 80 miles
from Washington terms, SO to S25 Address H.
HANFORD, Loudoun, Virginia, Jy3Bte
II OCKWooD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, w.
IL Va, rebuilt and newly furnished rooms; no ma.
ARIA mosquitoes; table board unsurpassed Terms
~ to sE 20 per week, according to location OF
Special terms tor families, open JUNE 10, 1881 Mrs,
Is. E LOVETT Proprletress Jy3-l2t
GOOD BOARD CAN NOW BE ENGAGED AT
" Markham, Va; plenty Of shade and near sta
ton.
Special rates to families.
Address A. s. DAVIS,
le20-l2tF Markham, Fauquier County Va.
National Republican., 1883-07-04
8oaroiug,

NA'EAIS SERVED TO RESIDENCES PER.
INA sons desiring meals will please call or address
CATERER, li29 II street northwest Jy2Stf
MEALS SERVED TO RESIDENCES. PER
Lfl sons wishing meals Will please call on or nd-
dress CATERER, li22 street northwest. ie2tsts
TTNREMONT HOUSE.
Il CHANGE OF PROPRIErORS
Fi-stClass table, polite and attentive ser wants. Very
desirable situation for families Rates. $3.50 and %
per day Us, $50, t35. and so per month,
del II. w. DENISON. Proprietor
National Republican., 1883-07-04
@lantto- .MrIp..-ErmuIe.
61lanifn---Kuonrs.

WY ANTED .-- TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
w for light housekce coping; rent must be low; refer
ences exchanged. Address r., Republican Onice.
jy3.Sts
NV TANTED-FOUR ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping. unfurnished, south of SmthsOn-
Ian or northwest part of city. Address WANT, Re
publican office. Jy2-9tt
National Republican., 1883-07-04
alOnru 10 4uun.

Mooney TO LOAN ON REAL EsrATE ATTHR
street northwest nol3u
National Republican., 1883-07-04
Bnsintsp 6hnnrrs.

n IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
n on Time Deposits: United states Bonds bought
and sold nc market rates. Collections made every
na28u
National Republican., 1883-07-04
for SaIe-- lflistr!!nnrune.

NOR SALE-AT A SACRIFlCE.A FINE
u grazing farm In Maryland, miles from Wash
ton. BISHOP ~ HILL, 1908 Il street northwes zStf
Smyrna times., 1883-12-19
he.Press
THE FOREMOST NEWSPAPER
FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR, 1884.
Weekly Press, s1.oo Year.
Daily Press, - 5000 Year.

The coming year will be notable. Congress,
divided between q Republican Senate and
Democratic House, will be busy President
making. The great battle of Protection against
Free Trade will agitate the Capitol and tho
country. The Presidential campaign will be the
hardest fought and most exciting political
struggle for quarter of a century. Europe, in
the opinion of the best informed, trembles on the
eve of great war.
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it is more than ever q necessity. Such a news
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Besides being q complete newspaper. THE
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HELPING HAND FOR WOMEN or Home Depart
ment, edited by Mrs. Kate Epson Clark, is full
of information, hints and happy thoughts for every
wife mother and head of household.
great feature of the coming year will be the
highly valuable letters of JOSEPH d. WEEKS on
Wages of Working men, the general conditions OF
labor and the Cost of Living in Europe as COM
p ared with America. Mr.. Weeks, who had charge
Of this subject for the Census of 1880 has made il
a Ii e study, and has been abroad this year con
duct ing a special investigation. His letters will
give The facts as to earnings in all the variou;
ndust vies the purchasing power of wages, strikes,
trades, IaIcnism arbitration, etc.
THEW EEzLY PRESS is full of choice homo read
ING. with puzzles and other matter for the little
folks stor les and pastimes for adults and children
fashion mites, recipes, gleanings from current
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Smyrna times., 1883-12-19

county and State Items.
O ,',r.nd wants new post office build
inc all by herself.
C.veuty physicians ply their profess
zion in Wilmington
' o.ator Salisbury has been made
Sens on Of the Committee on Engross-
ed Bills.
Mr. N celebrate his 18th birthday in
few days.
~. o;tizons of the city of Whining
LUZ no moving in the matter OF having
new post Office
rsors are 4S lawyers says the Will
minrton Sunday Critic in that city VINO
m bob up serenely and take your
fee.
c.nauctor Phillips of the Delaware
I'D saws from 200 to $50 car loads
ra "a min are being shipped every two
DAYS over this road
nr Underwood, pastor of the NJ. f.
ob D of Seaford. 5as,ih tG' elected a
fife Fellow of 1.-The SCu...y Ut Science,
I Inttars and Art, of London, England.
eDortsmen complain of the pot
Lnnptersn in Sussex County. They
humt the birds at night and kill whole
novevs first binding them by means of
light.
A. the next meeting of the Directors
&c the Philadelphia, Wilmington <
Baltimore Railroad the question OF
t';ldinp a branch road from Middle
town TO Odessa will be discussed.
Rev w. S. Robinson, the efficient
rastor of Bridgeville has been invited
r. the Faculty to deliver the annual
O.rmon before Dickinson College OF
the day of Prayer for Colleges"
The large oyster packing establish
ment at Salisbury, Md, owned ant
onerated by William NJ. Stevens & Co.
Of Seaford. in this State, was CLOSED
december 18th, and the outfit removed
to SeafOrd.
Tho commissioners to assess damage
along the proposed route OF the Suisse:
Midland Railroad awarded last wee
$3.50 to twenty different estate;
Fhv dollars were awarded to Govern
Or Stockley.
Lewis F. List, convicted of murde
for killing George B. Taylor, and hi
father. Lewis List, convicted of murde
in the second degree as accessory, wer
sentenced at Wilmington, Friday
March 18th. The elder List was sen
fenced to pay fine of one thOusan
dollars and be imprisoned for the re
of his life.
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.-The De
aware State Grange, Patrons of HUI
bandrv, in session at Dover on Wedne
day elected thfollowing officers: Maste
Henry Thompson; Overseer, Benjam
Hydorn: Lecturer, w. P. Corsa; Stev
ard. A. V. Brown; Assistant Stewar
W. P. Thompson; Chaplain, j.
Day: Treasurer. J. NJ. Brackin; Sc
rotary, w. B. Records; Gatekeeper,
P. Crockett; Ceres, Mrs. f. S. Thorn
son: Pomona, Mrs. B. Johnson; Flol
Mrs NJ. J. Mccullough.
LETTERS Observation-Disclosures
Administration were granted upon t
estate of John NJ. Webb, deceased, la
OfMlford Hundred, to Joshua Benne
on the 4th inst; on the 18th, upon t
estate of Jacob Lowber, deceased, la
of South Murderkill Hundred, to Jol
w. Hall; on the 14th upon the esta
of Emily R. Morris, deceased, late
Dover. to Anna NJ. Layton; and on
18th, upon the estate of Robert
Mitchell, deceased, late of East DoN
Hundred, to Mary B. Mitchell.
Smyrna times., 1883-12-19
MARYLAND Items.

Colonel Richard c. Hollyday of Rat
cliffe, Talbot county, is to be Secretary
OfState under Governor-elect McLane.
Edward Green, 12-year-old boy of
Centreville, while playing with pistol
had the index finger of his left hand
shot off.
The fine property known as the Yea
zey farm, belonging to the estate of the
late VIM. Knight, in Cecil county, con- |
tanning 348 acres, was sold Tuesday to
Mrs. E. B. Ground, for $3.50 per acre.
A person representing himself to be
the agent of New York fashion jour
nal is travelling through Cecil county
swindling those who will bite at his
offer Of a years subscription to $3.50
Magazine for 81.
Princess Anne, will have an OriOle
on Christmas Day, which will include
street parade Of maskers and other
features, together with fireworks at
night The young men of the town are
warmly enlisted in the affair.
Crotcher's Ferry NJ. P. Church, about
five miles from Vienna, was burned
down on Sunday. The fire caught
from defective fue. The Rev. Mr..
Sheridan, pastor of the church, was
preaching at the time of the bursting
out of the flames. The loss is about
$1,000.
A hawk was recently killed at Mason
vile by w. f. Mason, with a metal
tag attached to its leg having on one
side Edwin G. Burritt, Ithaca, New
York, and on the opposite side, Sep
tember6, 1880, matchmaker and jeweler,
~ East State street. "-AccOmdc c. III.
va Enterprise
senator GrOome says that he will de-
vote his best energies to the passage OF
!ne bill introduce by him for the build
ing OF the Maryland and Delaware
canal. His bill contemplates the run
nlhg OF the canal by what is known as
tne.Choptank route, and the estimated
cost is Sl6,5O0,O00. This, Senator
Droome thinks, is practically the chea
pest route.
a correspondent of the Baltimore Su1
says that the Eastern Shore Railroad
Will on the first day of January next
pass into the hands of the Pennsylvania
,S! Company, The purchase o
.ills road will obviate the necessity q
.he pennsylvania Company building
me my proposed line from Delmar t.
nocomoke City. A fast train will b
put on the newly purchased road.
1WO HOrses RiIIed.-Monday morn
. aS Two very fine horses were killed il
TSSSSntly at Marydel, on the Delaware
SS o Railway by the mort
SOuna train. The horses belonged ~
IPpeSatveiy to Emory Vane and job
Ma Sh, and were valued at 5000 and SIS
r;os. Vane and Rash were in a ca
cd aye u, 70 which the horses were attacl
an Inc horses became alarmed at Il
cpahRi,oaehlng train and rushed frant
tba 'y across the track just in time f
tbs,t engine to strike them, detachiI
owua rom the carriage in which the
ipst sers We're sitting, and killing the
Smyrna times., 1883-12-19
y. 3. Cooper .

My sales during the Holidays last year
were very large, for which may thank the
public and the stock. People go to buy
goods where the goods are for SALE and this
is to notify them that have them for sale
at the usual place, COOPER's BUILDING, Cor.
Main and Commerce Sts., Smyrna, where
shall offer larger variety than last year.
The following is partial list:
lst-The Largest Variety of Glass, China, Maolica
and Fancy Wares have ever shown. Also Fine Parlor
Hall and Library Lamps China and Porcelain Tea Sets
and Decorated Chamber Sets Glass Ware in abundance
2d.-FOr the Boys and Girls, small and large
have the fullest line Of Books had in the Store and
all of the best and most readable kinds. Then have all
the Standard Poets and full line of Family Bibles of
all qualities and all the styles of NJ Hymnas that
published Besides all these there is great lot Of Pic
tue Books of all sizes from cent up to Three Dollars
and infinite variety Of Blocks Games Frames Pape-
teres, Card Cases, Letters &C., Photograph and Auto
graph Albums Mirrors, Gold Pens and Cases p7s@Any
Book not in Stock will be procured at and Sold at
Publishers price or below
3d.-Pocket and Table Cutlery Carvers, Cigar Cases.
Smokers Cases, &C.. &c.
4th-I have procured fine Stock of the celebrated
TOnquin Table Covers, MOquete and Velvet Rugs Table
Linen, Towels Ladies' and Gents Silk and Linen
Kerchefs, Blankets Comforts Fine Umbrellas Brussels
Carpets Tdies Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves &C., g.,
all suitable for Holiday Presents. The TOnquin Covers
5th.-I have never been able to supply the demand
for MOusache Cups and Ladies' Fine Decorated Teas but
this season shall have enough and to spare. The same
of Fine Cups and Mugs for the Little Folks, both China
and Glass
6th.-Oranges, Lemons, Raisns Cunants Citron
> Cocoa Nuts Apples, CranbeTies Prunes Mincemeat
Hominy, Beans, Buckwheat Pickles, Olives, Sauces
Canned Meats Fruits and Poultry Potatoes Sage Celery
Patent Flour FIavoring Extracts Spices Sardines &c
7th.-An extensive assortment Of Fancy Baskets fo
Children and Older People, AsoSchoO Satchels and Bags
8th-I again ask attention to the Glass Ware. Frui
Bowls Cake Stands, COMFORTS Gobets Tea Sets Buffers
Sugars Celeries Vases Mugs Also to Decorated Chin
" and Porcelain Tea Sets. have the largest stock Q
China Porcelain Granite, Majolica, and Glass Ware
have had in the house and at the lowest prices
" 9th.-Ca and examine the above articles and if W
cannot suit you will not quarrel, although we wOu
. prefer to sell. Call convenient the chOic
of the Books as well other Goods to go first
But they all good. You select better though
Ss first Respectfully
''S5i 7. r. COOPER.
Smyrna times., 1883-12-19
Alive Newspaper,
DROWNED IN BEER.
CONCERNING this Popular Beverage Two
Express their Minds.

CONCERNING this Popular beverage Two We"
Express their Minds.
1.-THE fact is sir and you may suck pm tleI re-
,bot tho neoDle of this country are likely 10 De
drowned in a food of lager beer" shouted an
enthusiastic teetotaer the other day into ts ear
of your cornered correspondent Ihat Her i,,an
drink has struck us hard. Iii the secon9 ueiuse'
Yes and the worst of this beer-drinking busi-
ness is that il gets up kidney troubles as hea'y
wild raises the waves, added CITY ph? rdan
III" had a knowledge of the times and a tenden-
rr N metaphor The midnight schooner les-
yss behind it a wake of furred tongues he eau,
aches, torpid liyers. nausea ana al lha'' anu 10Y
the foundation Of BrighCs Disease .,tc
This melancholy fact accounts II RaIi ~ nc
Increasing sales Of BENsON'S CAPClNE PoKOUs
PLASTER which at once mltlgaIes thes Si ~ +
toms price d cents Ask your physician apou , II
seabury L. johnson, Chemist, New 10TH
Smyrna times., 1883-12-19
Smyrna Home School.

NOW Opens Private school for the inst eo.
ton Of pupils Of both sexes Ine Seenins Draw
sst Of the English 6TsnchTgS Thorough aud practical
training, home protectioh'
Terms per Quarter; ~
ee oo. intermediate, $500; Higher, $40
The principal is well-known as an experienced
and successful teacher ,,.. @,
HERMAR ROE, at home At'4 acc ID:
Smyrna times., 1883-12-19
MARRIAGES.

DUNGAN-O'NEIL.-At St. Polycarp Church, this
town, December 18th, by Father Bradford, Jas
DUNCAN, Of Wilmington, and Miss Annie O'Neil,
ofClaytOn.
SCUSE-HUTCHINS.-At the NJ. P. parsonage,
Kenton, December ID. by Rev. W. ]. D. Lucas,
Thomas ScuSe to Miss Lydia Hutchins, both of
West Dover hundred
Smyrna times., 1883-12-19

Large assortment of Lamps, at VIM.
Faries', Commerce Street, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1883-12-19
DEATHS.

EASCN-Near Smyrna, December 10th, Mary G.,
daughter of William and Henrietta Eason aged
year and months.
KAHN.-In Philadelphia, of Maligna Scarlet Fe-
yer, December 18th, Carrie, daughter of S. L. and
Sadie Kahn, aged years, IL months and days.
George Kennedy, father of Mrs George NJ. Rev.
nolds in the S0th year of his age
KNOTrS.-Near BlackistOn's Cross Roads Decem.
Der 10th, Caroline, daughter OF Frederick and
Mary Knots, aged II years, IL months and
days
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. cAsLEcRAMs

LONDON, March S.-Windsor's cotton.mill
Manchester, burned. Loss, ESQ, 900. -,
LONDON, March S.-Ths sinking of the
steamer GIopeester City was caused by a col
'iisfeff with ice. .4ssqs or
LONDON, March S.-Bullion to the amount
OF e340 900 was Withdrawn from BANK TO-
.dsy.for New Y ork.H -d1 Il fi-7 H. ffiY
ST. JOHNS, N. f, March s.-A furious
gale prevailed here last night. Several yes
sells were damsged. 1f'asi IS 'i'7 re-
/ ,LoNpoN, March s.:-WeIls & Co, of the,
Commercial Iron Works, Shorediteh, failed.
Liabilities, ELS, 900. - - r.,5.;s.
PARIS, March S.-Tbe weekly statement of
thel Bank of France shows an increase of ST.
0o0i. gold; decrease. 4,S25!0ooL. silver. y ri
LONDON, March aSs--Bullions in the Bank
Of England decreased sei94,oo0 the present
week. Proportion of bank reserve to liabil-
ity, forty-two and one-half per cent. ~ 'nH
LONDON, March S.-A dispatch from CAL
cutta feportsgthe' prevalence of heavy rains
in the KsIhjgii District. In the presidency
Of Bombay 240 houses were destroyed, and
hundreds of persons are homeless.
= VIENNA, March S.-The trial of, twenty.
niue Socialists, charged with high treason,
and completely 10 murder, was begun to-day.
The accused admit that they carried out q
resolution, passed at the club meeting,
to murder and plupder Merstallinger, pro-
prietor Of an extensive shoe msnufaclory.
LONDON, March S.-Advicss, from Tsma.
ta,l Madagascar, dated February 26th,. an
neunce, The arrival of iihe French guuboat
Vaudeville. The Iowa is not yet occupied.
Four French men-of war have arrived ON The,
Northyes. coast Of the island. The natives
are. excited and preparing to resist the
French. No British war vessels are present.
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A FIRE AT RIPLEY,
Whteh Destroys $4,000 worth OF Prop.
ILAEI erty, k1clodIags Z AZ l.
Great Number OF BUSINESS Houses of a,

Great Number or Business Houses of Che
Town Azd The Resf HeteI.
iEgSk ~ - A AZ .EA1
Special Correspondence of the AppeaLb
!, RIPLEY, Tenn, March THE excite
ment over the FIRE is shout over, and the
Losses cm be'get ai'vefy reliably. The IRE
broke -oHt at II O'Clock Monday in The day
time, and destroyed q great part'of thebusi-
pess houses. II eriginsted in the Olive
Branch Hotel, in the kitchens spark Of
fire blowing in an unoccupied room. A. large
crowd wssin town, and 5 great many goods
were saved. Avery reliable esifnateo Of The
losses is furpished ime5 by aOne eitinsns of
this place. They foot up sc follows:
81 Olive Branch Hotel, $1,000; insurance,
$1,000. Byrne & Meadow drug store. house
lost, goods saved no Insurance. Two stores
owned by DR.. J. q. L,ckey, Just finished,
and one other store occupied by ]. L. Banks
dale, $1,000; no insurance. Henry Evans's
saloon, $1,000; insurance, $1,000 on building;
goods partly saved. Solomon & DAEis's sa.
loon, $500; insurance. $1,000; goods saved,
Berg & SehAfer. $1,000; insurance, $1,000;
some goods Lost. B. A.. Sinclair
's6n, house Loot, $500 no inaur.
ance; stock saved. Here g the fire
WAS checked. John FelaenthaRs dry roodi
| store being dsmsgednte some extent. Tx
brick wall had something, to do with the
checking, but the heroic efforts Of the yeiti
zens contributed a grsatdeal The poatofies
csught Ere from the hotel, a distance o
fifty feet or more, and was burned with much
mail matter. Tillpan Bros, and L N. Lee
stock Of goods was dam,sed. by moving ant
water. The Baptist church was barely
saved. The total amount destroyed is, esti
mated at $50, 900; about $1,000 covered BY
Insurance. An The huidipss burned wer'
wood. The burnt district viii be rebuilt, j
l g. .;J 40
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.eATh.I foIlovin,, erds ,INss 6s.ds nv o.Jnads
Hamu,ondo 4. the IJr;,sa s,s,es a., ~ ,,.ss,s
H.. ' """e's NJ syfHss :.
Il .nns,,;r, 10 ,-,e,zr,s1voo,
asiSes Istsiv dso.s.sS a. :. oG =;
6,nkrnncy IF LILLE 5 n dssss ~ "a
mab,;,,q ~ tb;s can,, .,aa;s.s..d - H.
1,rss;as condit;on Of wb;oS Il Fl ~ $500 ~
isssn y :. 'a ',t 10
IA Inn there NAV he .sss.s rem ;,;ns mn rn,
admin istered by him and money belon,;ng
Sas-S;d 1870 .t,o,'
5nt;j nav s-a;snsss hs u =, ''ae.;
cas- a. renn;rsd bv ths s,,t,i,p :, - ordarsJ
an. sscbl of said cases that n T Is,bsm =
register ia -bsukruptcy. b and n hereby Re-.
au;rfd 10 ks Isoy;sfansl sc,,st6Jy * III
sch assets and fupds. swhereyer thew NAV
~ M he same m amer a. bssisf irso,sjy.d y
f5ke cI,stf,dy ,,f essssts Eks,1 : $3.50 49,
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