Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-13
GEN. GRANTS TROPHIES.
List OF the Articles Which Will be De.
posted In This City.

The following is list of the articles turned
over TO Col. X. n. Batchelder, who was sent by
the War department to New York to receive
the swords and tokens of honor belonging to
Gen. Grant and ship them to this city.
Mexican onyx cabinet, presented to Gen
Grant by the people of Pueblo Mexico. Aero.
lite, part of which passed over Mexico In 1871
Bronze Vases presented TO Gen. Grant by the
people OF Yokohama, Japan. Marble bust and
pedestal, presented by workingmen OF Phila,
delphia. Large elephant tusks, presented by
the king of Siam. Small elephant tusks, pre-.
sented by the Makarojah of Johore. Picture OF
Gen. Scott, by Page, presented by gentlemen OF
sented by Prince Koon, of China. Cloisonne
Jars odd, presented by Ii Hung Chang. Chi.
nese porcelain jars (oldD, presented by Prince
presented by Lord Napier. who captured il
ing riiie;; sword q ponelssn. presepied
son by officers of the army and used by him to
the end Of the war. New York sword, voted to
Gen. Grant at a New York fair. Sword Of Chat
tanooga, presented by citizens OF 10 Daviess
county, Ill, tGalena,) after the battle of Chatta-
nooga. Roman mug and pitcher. Silver menu
s sna card dinner 81 San Cal
silver snuf-box. Silver matchbox used
by General Grant. Gold table, mod
which Gen. r. E. Lee signed the articles OF sur
render, and presented to Gen. Grant by ex-con-
1euerate soldiers. Gold cigar cases, from the
Celestial and second kings Of Siam. Goodman
died knife, presented by miners of Idaho terri
tory: Silver trowel used by Gen. Grant In lay.
ing the cornerstone Of the Museum of Nat
urai History, New York. Knife made at Shelf
field for Gen. Grant. Gen. Grants gold pen.
embroidered picture (cock and hen), presented
Dy citizens Of Japan. Field glasses used by Gen.
Grant during the war IrOn-headed cane made
from the rebel ram Merrimac. Silver-headed
cane from wood used in defense Of Fort Sumter
Goid-headed cane made out Of wood from old
Fort Duquesne, Pa. Gold-headed cane presented
In token Of Gen. Grants humanity during the
war. Gold-headed cane used by Lafayette and
presented by ladies or Baltimore. Carved wood
cane from estate Of Sir Walter Scott. Uniform
as general Of the United States army. Fifteen
buttons cut from the coats during the war by
Mrs. Grant after various battles. Hat orua-
ments used at Belmont and Fort Donelson.
by Gen. Grant at belmont, Fort Donel-
son and Shiloh, and straps OF lieutenant
general cut from the coat used by Gen.
Grant In the campaigns against Richmond
petersburg and Lees army. Medal gold from
the American Congress Tor opening The Missis-
slppi. Gold medal from Philadelphia. Forty.
nve medals in gold. silver and bronze. silk
coin tJapanesel. This is the only complete set
except one In the japanese treasury. seven OF
these pieces cost $1,000. Presented by the
government OF Japan. Warrant as cadet at
west foint and army commissions, nom
nrevet second lieutenant to that OF general Of
sne United states army. The list concluded
with 81 papers and mement0es, comprising
addresses, honorary society commissions and
resolutions Of respect, O we'll e. the freedom Of
cities presented abroad
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