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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-06-18
The Atlonta Conneitusion.

In long article relating 10 the b. b. h., OF that
city, says:
The Blood Balm Company started one year ngo
bought for $50, 600!
The demand and the satisfaction given Is said to
wonderful
We are glad to announce that our druggists have
already secured supply, and wo hope our readers
Will supply themselves at once.
1t Is said 10 be tho only speedy and permanent
blood poison remedy offered giving entire satisiac.
sion In all cases before one bottle has been used
For blood Diseases. Kidney Troubles Scrofula,
Catarrh Old Ulcers, and Skin Diseases, try one
Blood Balm CO.. Atlanta, Ca, will mall free of
blood, tho Kidneys, sctofula, etc.. etc.
FOR SALE BY HILL BROS,
Anderson. s. G.
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COUNTY NORMAL.

After the meeting of the Examining
Board in July, we hope to be able to an.
nounce the time for holding the County
Normal. At present we are negotiating
with several Normal Teachers. Out Of
the number we hope to secure the SER
vices of one or more competent to make
the Normal success. While the school
is in progress, no public school will be
allowed to run. 1t is intended for the
benefit of tho teachers, and they must
attend if attendance lies within the
range of possibility.
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COUNTY rEAcHRRs' CONVENTION.

Notwithstanding we look with consid.
cradle anxiety to the good results Of the
proposed Normal School, let US. not sup.
pose that IL can do every thing for US
that is needed. Without waiting to con.
suit the othor members Of the Examining
Board; we propose o Teachers Conyen.
tion. It need not last longer than two
days--ihtee ut most. A general aud mn.
restrained Interchange Of ideas, q free
discussion Of the plans, modes and va.
rious tactics practiced by the teachers
could result In nothing bat lasting good
20 tho teachess aud TO the community In
which the Convention IL held. Is there
acommunity In Anderson County that
would entertain the white teachers for
three days We do not hesita. J; 10
ssffirm that q Convention or tho teachsrs
would bo d blessing 10 any community.
Such conyentioss in other counties have
thrown new life and nov Syigor into
sleeping sonla, and aronsed latent ener.
gies that have stirred mt only their own
/ nsfghborhoods, Eus Others as vel, rsdiat.
ing and resshing Ont ID ttie e tsmo.ess
secticna Of tho County s s,F hat e5mmu.
nifty, chen, will send us an invitation 70
hold our frst County Toachsrs' Convsn.
tioR Risla ahsnsl9 fWe hope oiihaye ssv.
-. I. insitatipns 10 present 70 Tho Board
as Tho meeting fh .Jnly. The Convention
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scHooL.HousR 1T GEEas SHOP.

Deputy Sheriff, VIM, Gecr, is making
some good, honest efforts to build q
school.house at Gecr's Shop, about four
miles east of Anderson. He has saw
mill, and has made very liberal PROPOSE.
tions to the citizens Of that community.
We hope no may meet the encourage.
ment and cid that the character of the
enterprise merits. We want more good
school.houses. 1t seems to us that one
in that community il necessity.
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C0LORKD INSTITUTE.

The Institute for colored teachers will
be held at Aiken this year. Col. Cow.
ard has engaged Mr.. VIM. Il. Rodenbach
to manage the Institnte, and, no doubt,
every attention necessary to make it q
success will be given it. We hope some
of our colored teachers may be able to
attend E.'
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Bacot's Best Liver Pills.

FUHHE following parties in Anderson
a County are selling Bacot's Best
Liver Pills. Price Csc. per box. Try .hem:
VIM. H. Smith, II. A. Euskerson, Bole-
man & Bruce, G. f. Smith g. Co., McCar-
ley, Harris & Co., Sharpe Il Ledbetter,
A. NJ. Holland, VIM. Riley, L. J. Shearer,
John W. Majors, ]. T. Harriston, WIN. D.
Sullivan. Cox & Poore, Mahor & Bro,
Finley d Shirley, Duckworth e. Pooro,
), F.. Wofford, Mrs. NJ. l. Scott, Orr d
Sloan.
Lakeland, Fla, Jan. 10Th, lss5.-D. T.
Bacot, Druggist-Dear Sir: After expert
encing the beneficial effects of your ''Best
Liver Pills." feel it my duty to testify to
their efficacy Us preventive in "bilious
lever and ague," and in fact all diseases
caused by torpidity of the liver. They are
certainly the only specific have been able
70 find for bilious or malarial fevers In the
debilitating climate in which have been
living for the last three years.
r. F. JENKINS, Civil Engineer.
For sale at wholesale by -......
WILHITE & WILHITE,
Anderson, s. c.,
Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, Atlanta, Ga, or
can be ordered direct from the manufnctu.
rers,
ID. T. BACOT & CO..
Greenyille, 8. C.
April ., 1885 % 6Es
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It was our. lot to witness only the frat
of the Commencement exercises Of the
Anderson Female 5eminary. If one
may judge from the large audience on
that occasion, both the Commencement
exercises and the institution itself are
appreciated by our community. The
Rev. Mr.. Bells address to the young
ladies' was thoughtful and suggestive,
and, wet hope, will bring forth abundant
fruit Wewishl al the girls in che ioouh.
ty could have heard it. We hope it may
be our privilege Io|sead Judge Bleckley's
poem, rs We failed to hear it from tho
lipsi Of the distinguished author! Let
our people give this institution the sup.
port it deserves. , xyv
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AYERS
Cherry PectOl,al.

no other complaints are 30 jp.,s,. a
attack as those affecting the thro-t y y eiisii ?
mono so trifed With by the net. "a lsfs.
ers. The ordinary cough or soIS
perhaps from sriaing or ulrsS, ' ,'sasltlI y !
posure, Is often but tho beglnptn. tS.osi !, Il /
sickness. AYERS CHERRY Pc. atail 4
well proven Its efficacy in fortv .'l oHAl is !
with throat and lung diseases. ma IN ~ V:
taken IN all cases without delay u /
A Terrible Cough Cures
IN 1857 took n severe cold. wL,s.
my n.y., lungs. @ l had terrible cough. saSi,r't
gave mo up. ] tried ArrR'k r., ihe ds,4, :
ToRAL, which relieved my ln".n. rT,. !
eleep, and afforded me tie rssI rs,,I ,Ns,a
Tor the recovery of MY strcbc,s H,itay
cont Gomtinaed ntls mse Of tho frcToRSi ! " u
old. hale and hearty, and I'm, ,s,i,ts AVN @ Ir,p
CHERRY PECToRAL sa1sd Inc, u, l
HORACE FaInrptr
Rockingham. VT, July IS, its5.
Group. Mothers Trlbb,.
"Whilc In the country la,t w;,,,'
BOY. three years OLD, was taken iil s;,i ,iAi EAa
i.,;er IeS''e,t ~ u he w"'ild die irns,. ,,,',
lntion. one of the iain!y suur.s,,,an,stsE
OF AYERS CnEEE r,,rnn, H., 70, " 1
which was nlwa,. li Il. il.r i"ShS - w 4
was tried III 'inai a.: ir..,,,,I -. Nt
20 onr delight i'll if ~ iir,. ha!i
little patient wHs l,r, sIl,inr rn.i,, ~ W q, =
Tor hnid that Ill" n,I:UY l., Nv ~. !
saved III; darling'K lii". Cnu ,n, n1, n' Ll
our gratitude? Sincere, ,n,is ,VH "'ndti Ii
,,o Wa, ,,o. ME- EHMa GrnSt,,
l'9 "est'l2eth St., New York, Mar
al lnve used ArEns ClIrnpx r.
III my fnmily for several rear, ,,d i'fu
leeit1to to pronounce IL tlic i,'n,t :" hs
remedy for coughs aud cells We We i,s, i,s.",l ,,
Lake Crystal. Silhn.. March ia, a. ni. nsEs'h'
~ suffered for eight yeaf, from ,,,,.,,,
anu after trying many remedies Will l,,,n.
cess; was cured by the use Of Arih.,a,n',.:' .a,'.
H., ~ ,,,Iin oEAi:. a., All, JOSEPH WALDry."
II cannot say enough in praise q, ..,..
CHERRY PICTORIAL, believing ns Sn d, rs ,.ts
but for its use should long since lar. ". az az
from lung troubles. r. IInao,n.S.Gsa va
Palestine, Texas, April %, 1852.
No caso of an affection Of tho ,,,o,,
lungs exists which cannot be grea,lyre.,.i
by tho use Of Ayers CHERRY Prc1u,m
and it will altcays cure when tho dies -
not already beyond the control Of naedjeis.
PREPARED BY
Dr.J. G. C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Ns,,,
Sold by oil DruggIsts.
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the STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
C0bNTr or ANDERS0N.
. COURT or COalnfON pH.Eass
Anderson, s. @.

% . d.
+. c. Long, Plaintiff against Francis Moore, Sarah
Eiiod, Caroline Murphy, Jefferson b. King, Fan.
ME Williams, Sarah Cason, Dora King, John
King and Noah B. Moore, Defendants-ISan,-
Htons JEor Reliet-Cbnpidint not Serred.
To tho Defendants Francis Moore. Sarah Elrod
- -CaIaliEo Merphy, JeleTson n. EiBg,s Fannie q:
Wnllams, Sarah Cason, Dora King, John King
and Noah d. Moore
W0U pro aorsSy supaEsuped ana required to IN .
FL erthe COMPLAINT In This ncsion, which
- shIedji fln oface OF tho sCleik of tho Court
OF Eommen Ple4s, ets IAnderson C. sH., 8! &C.,
araSs tafge aSeepy ofyourE srsveC tcSthe sai&
complaint on the subscriber at his office, AnSer-
son C.H,SC, within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive OF the day OF such services and II
you fall to answer tho complaint Within che timo
Aforesaid tho plaintlGin this ection will apply TO
tho Court for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated Anderson g. c. May i;s' A A; D; ; Isss;
<t.Ls(sA PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
tsRALl II. P. TnInuLs, cor.
To s6sa,,oyy narsca Ec1shdsn,s: %f@4
TskS nosiSc that iSs FobjseG Gof fthh ,netlon, In
which Summons Is kerawlth served unon. you, As
% e6tain paftitio OF the tract Of land, Of which
Thomas D. Moore died seized and possessed con.
taining three hundred acres moro or less situate
In tho County Of Anderson, State or South Caro-.
iina, to DO made between tho owners thereof nc,
oordlng TO their frespeetlrs fghts OF TO- obtain
sale thereof to DO e..de .sa ssixssa 81 tie orr
eeeds, II partition cannot be made without pI O.
Judlee to the Interest Of the owners No person al
claim IL made against you.
May u, ,ss, a Plaintiffs Attorney.
II - J. Z. I'D
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Ifyons want to see every phase Of
character, just witness match game of
base ball. Nowhere is character more
plainly marked than On q playground.
All that is low or mean In q boy or man
will then show itself, while all that is
noble, true and magnanimous in his
neighbor will assert its presence. To
taunt or jeer your unfortunate antagon-
ist in friendly contest is the conduct OF
bastard, while courteous treatment
under all circumstances is the character
istic of a gentleman. Boys, remember
that everySlook, every wordi every act is
letter that helps to spell CHARACTER.
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scHooL-HousEs.

My friend, what about your school
house2 Do you never turn your eye
toward that old weatber.beaten shell
yondor when you stop your horse at the
end of the long row you have been plow.
ing? What about it2 Are you going
to start your children to school there
again without making one honest effort
to improve its condition or appearance ?
Can't you give ten days work to it after
you get through with your cropH Have
you ever spoken to neighbor "B" about
it, and does he fall in with your plans. or
suggest any new onea himselffs Can't
you get up little feeling on the subject ?
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UST received large assortment or nev
- samples OF Tapestry Brussels, a.Ply,
pet. sa a saPsi saa E1sss sqRsf G
Also, Rugs and Door Mats. If yoti want
Carpet, can Cell you 1t low price.
A, b. TOWERS. :
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Nothing Sfeah About Hin.

Robert" remarked the wife OF a
penurious man, II am on my death-bed
I have tried to be good and faithful
wife, and have but one favor TO ask Of
you before die"
"What is that, Margaret"
"Y0u know l was born and reared in
Cleveland. 1t was there first met you
and the happiest hours of our welded
life were passed. You remember this,
Robert? ?"
"Yes," uneasly.
"My relatives are all buried there and
when I am gone l wish TO rest beside
them. Will you grant me this one
favor7"
"There will he considerable expense
attached to it," musingly.
."Ob, Robert will never rest easy in
my grave anywhere else."
"Well, Maggie, I'll tell you what III
do. don't want to be mean about the
thing. I'll bury you here first, and then
if notice any signs Of restlessness on
your part I'll take you to Cleveland af.
terwards."
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THE YEAR of JUBILEE.
All Creation Happy, and Buying
Pianos and Organs.
Unusually Easy lnstallnent Terms
now offered BY .
y. H. EHAYNIE,
81 II ,Si,Hss.stai 4 tc

PIANOS, $50 CASH and BAL. NOV. 1.
ORGANS, SEQ CASH and BAL. NOV. l..
And if crops turd but slSbS sSst6sf xhaa;
Nov. ist comes heFentts8 Ealnnc4 caiinG G
bs paid. we will adcapt Hi}A- half OF it.s and
walt until Nov. ;. 1885, Tor The, other half.
= Now. come up, buyers. Onr Instruments
lead the world. Onr prices ore !ne lowest,
our terms the easiest, ind We offer every
indnosnaent that can bc honestly iived up
/. June :, 1885 AZ
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SHOES AND BOOTS.

T HAVE n full line Of Bay State Shoes
Il and Boots. Warranted not to rip and
to haye no wood or paste board. Also q
Few Miles Ladies' Shoes. All In want OF
good shoes and Boots will find 1t To their
interest 20 call on =
-. A. b. TOWERS.
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= Just as was expected. it turns out
that the dispatches from Kansas, repre-.
sentiug that n vast number of grasshop-
pers were coming out in regions along
and below the Arkansas River rs late as
the last week in May, had no other foun-
dation than the desire of speculators to
lift the price Of grain.
= a lady in the st. Paul community
says che has one Of the best husbands
imaginable during thunderstorm. She
says he will do anything she wants him TO
do IA long as the storm lasts, but he changes
very quickly when it passes over.
= Every Cadet at West Point has
from thirty to forty pair of white trou.
sers. II is said that one is the happy
posscssor of one hundred and twenty
pair. Each cadet is allowed 10 put four.
teen pair in the wash per week.
A dentist is no chicken. He is al.
ways pullit.
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SSdARPErs. UXRpETs.

Anderson. 8. &C.. Masss s,isss -. 1854 Aes3'' s.
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May H. ,sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
INCREASING THE BRIDGE FACILITIES

Thirteen of the twenty Bridge trustees at
tended the monthly meeting yesterday The ueasurer'
report showed receipts tolls OF SGl2sj 90 IN oe'
tobcr and cash on hand OF stella Is. The eHpehF
lures were SD 7G0 TO- The total number Of passengers
was 2,2u ,7l3, a daily average OF 72.3lL
President Howell stated that under the authority u
the Board he had awarded contract for the NJ" 's"'
light dynamo and other additions to the elre'rC ,ns
plant to the United states Electric LlshphS No"i"-y
Tor 81 1925: and the contract for the TWO ne" ~,
motives to the Dickson MauuiaCturlhs C'mi""! '''
$1,000 each .-..,,,, ssfl.
Tho Executive Committee was directed to secure in
mates for the lifting upof four additional W7rrh"s D
The irchways under the New-N0rk approach 10 ~
ready for rental by May 1856. lilo officers OF w, n9
Dride were authorized TO negotiate for land TO "Ao
aGd,fiona terminal facilities NJ the Brookyn sta.yu,
This means that land 30 by 100 feet + 10 he O"us's
at irh AID Washington sts To which the tracsj ~"
uscl for stoliug cars be extended across ti'As
The Bridge has the right 10 this street ,o.-
nttteo of three appointed 10 inquire ht1 'Ao 49,
cnl standing OF the banks whore Bridge tulds aiC 80
denosited nm order that there may be &c such o, ~
that caused by the failure OF the Atlantic StNe b1ad
The committee consists Of Messrs. DAVIS, IA"IOo' 90"
Marshall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
ArroIyTMFNrs or rosrMAsrrRs.

WAsHNGToN, Nov. 9.-1hc President to-day
appointed the following Presidential poslmasers: g..
X. Vennaton at Grari, H., Woo \. G.. Lo.- h. commits
son EXPIRED r. q. HuuuclI at Newton, y. j. wee W..
H. Madison, commi- ion expired; q. G.. Bennett at
Pttsou. Penn. vice }. g.. shiaer comm -sou expired:
j. NJ Hi-gs at Couuer.yillc, Ind vice j. w. Ross sus-
pended John b. Ruger at Lafayette Ind, vice J. q.
Sample suspended; Joseph Elder III Eichuold, Ind.
vice l.. y. Palmer suspcudel Richard Moonel at Ron.
dout " - vice \. y. Blrns, suspended John Abandon
at superior, Wiz, vice r T. Iuhu7 suspended.
Tho Postmaster O. ourrl has appointed tly following
fourtlclass po,tmastcr-:
Prnasyicania-At Gallows James y. 2,l-oafr#. Eicr.
vile. William &. hartman Pine Grove Mails. D,otlc Ecsrl
aIi Ec, ti9gior p' ~ F" 4, Pi
C. martin Lalsc} yne sen Down, Garland j j. H"
Pusail f. ,s'olc 3ianor HiI d. G.. He.sub,r;ri. CAS-.
Xxx st' A"gre-At ma a'iy@p' L. c9In; l'.y
iisnd ,tory "r H,ir tir 'Ii'nt asi
James D.. Hom,ri inmrG, Jacob daym
EicAiorI south Berwick Juu,,lon lio,.5 n irnIcf.
Iars George L. Meiin Central Lncony.lc jta-s g.
re0ooet-At Branch CHARLES j.. silver; Ecr.u luii4,
NecHergsl.,7-,At surry. WescyF Winter
cnDeu GinIan' Hampton, siaa TAlay. .ot'n Hsni rd
We lore~hl to'oss~ Janes cray Aaron lack andrew
VI Mckinley, ,tr.', Lows e. clarion aiaraI .pfire.
G. D woodward. WHITE Ease, 49,. Of. ,illrsTti l I'M a.
bow Wiiiam a Davis. Mouut rpt,1. Horace = riacc'
ultyshlc. Nut"n Is uu Do, -I i.euy =. Potter Edst
Nee'lc John y spoon ,aspo,t al.O g. Mo>uf; ~
iegaale. Neliurton Powell Port %ahugto1 Iiois. 5ic.
Wescot. tlJye. ALDO DAVIS Laymcrt,. H. join - arr,
PttstGu Nathan toiIcA f,i'r'uuig tbau-s . sweet;
yonvl lc iafb,ur Aidrcl; C.4,nd0n. Nic'oiss il B,r
Brow Green lawn, i.5m,r q. Iesi,@ 81 Ky
lie@ieu d.. p@.i, 3I'-n, i an H. 'Anertop ID Ia.
OIdiIil-ft nrt'w Vi.i.r, la<. ' i''"''
Isag1n A. Naacs.ona taser, IT, -ay'so; Sorycl Free
%f.sog,i-tt Florida John IT, an. Judah Robert ~ Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
n,,xv work nAuy TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10 1885

ON te lighthouse at Seal Rock, Cal, and owens o" 'o
necessity of an ample appropriation next year ~
=. ,,i.to ,,, ,rart Tno sub itituton OF mineral for
l1 m in tl,o s.rrlco ia about completed, and owing 20
IT. esterinAmmabiity the Recommendation IS 'hao
that house DO erected each Of the larger stations III
widen - store it, The estimates for general "pproPr
tions ;or supple, :, lighthouses repairs, siltCs' m
to - i # 900 Among others c-t'iu"vS% 'eIo tboc
special appropriations for light stations eIC, "66 ~,
Narrow Me- = 10 OOO Moose L, ak, Ne, TIVUVy3 30.
Duok Isa:d Me- $4,000; Green Island Me- i1'oUU0,
Deer Island. Mass, 31OCO, Call Rocks H. l., TtVi'
t;uud island A. L. ~ 900; He'll Gate eleClic Iis o'
y s.. $1,000 and Absecom Buoy Depot, \. j. Tl'3OU,
Amended TO tho report is report made by
Jobu Mills Corps OF Engineers, in which he nlrI1e1
tie history of the installation and operations OF me c
Gate clecric iigt aud gives account OF the plOS
of cxpcrlments which have been undertaken WIN NiSm
of dryeloring a moro effective means Of Illumination lor
lighthouses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsuINGroN, Nov. 9.-AsNistant Engineer
Alberto DC Ruiz has been detached from the Ranger and
ordered 20 await orders at Mare Island until action Is
taken on the finding Of the Retiring Board la his case.
Commander Albert l. Barker, commanding tho En-.
tcrprsc in an Official report To- the secretary OF the
Navy speaks tnthusiasticaIy OF the treatment ac-
corded % himself lul h officers hy the authorities and
p.ople AZ Melbourne Tho cuteguri,ug people OF this
magnificent city," he says, "vc with each other In cX
tcudu. their hospitality ms, and the chief danger now
is that We may ne Li.,d with kindness. Invitations for
excursions parties. dinners, lunches. theatre enter
iinmcnt- and the Ike .howrrel upon ms because we
ar. Americans FREQ passes over JlI the rail-
rOlGs 100 this country have bccn given each ofccr aud
when 10 Us rcurm 1cIcd shat there are nearly 1000 miles
oil RAILWAY md that an are under the control of the
Government and that our passes are good iur every
milo ~ completed road aud for every day Of our s0ourn
here Tho value Of tins mark OF attention can hc family
appreciated trust that tlr respect f"r otr great
country ana l's nhgt1ut- which tIi, pro rr'yt pnn-
nj. uYw entertain VIII BOZ amer hc lcsstcd by our
t.retf ft 81 lsYfrue"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
WASHINGTON NnrEs

WASHINGTON, Monday Nov. .. 1855.
sr,VpAHp DoIItj~Ih' issue OF standard silver DOL.
lars from the miuts during the week ended November
=. was I-G.UI-. Tie issue during the corresponding
period OF Lest year was ~}'j.p16 The shipment OF frtc
iouaI SILVER coin durus The week ended November =
SD. Wa. 7lJJ,3JJ.
BNGRtuoN &C. MANLtNp.-fho report o. the :, ltc
Board Of lumi ,raton Of Maryland show, that during
the year ended juno 30 lo-j. 1923 passengers arrived
at Baltimore from foreign ports oi which number scycu
teen returned a ptup"rs. The heat money col
lcctcd during the year amounted TO Fs,Hl2.
CoUEI OF tINNs.-ln the Court OF Claims to-day
about twenty claims Losses OF property and supplies
taken by the United states troops during the CIVIL War;
were submitted for decision on the general question
u Tho loyalty Of tho claimants These all
frrrcI the court by Congressional committee, under
the provision, OF tho Bowman Act
WAR CLknis.-Thc annual report OF Third Auditor
Williams shows that there settled during the year
i've claims Tor expenses incurred durng the war
amounting to 54J1u3e, and there SIN pending th!r
teen ul such claims, aSerrEdilue 500. $40. The ui
settled Montana war claims on hand amount 70
+2I-.OOO. The unsettled quIrtcrmdstcrs accounts
amount 10 r-n3I -GJ The accounts OF pension agents
unsettled amount 20 Tij,2iHl7s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
NJ GArrHOLnrS 1RLp.

VI. Bartholdi will return to this city
from his Washington pleasure trip on
Friday On Saturday evening the Lotos
Club will give a dinner I'm his honor Although lie
is entirely satisfied with the pedesa he thinks that he
was summoned too I'm regard 10 overseeing The
erection OF the Statue OF Liberty His visit, uncs pro
Ongcd beyond his original intent, VIII be almost o.
purpose IL Will take all winter 70 complete tho work
the pedestal.
The American residents in Paris making efforts 70
raise remaining amount about $4,000 necessary 20
dctray the cost Of the bronze model Of the Statue ~
Liberty which recently presented 10 the CITY of
Paris The model made by Bdrthod. II is fine
piece Of work about thirty feet high Tho Americans iu
PARIS subscribed literally to The expense OF making and
erecting the model but they failed 10 raise the whole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
AcrrnN ~ uLnALr or nl.ErALLl.N

WAsmSGroN, nov. BIT is learned that
prior 30 the appointment oi Miuton Marble 20 visit
Europe u relation TO the question Of gold aud silver
coinage. the President delegated George walker the
present Consul General ai Paris nud wei 4uoau
ardent biuetl,t ami advocate 81 the u-o OF silver as
coinage and writer upon monetary questions % attend
the sessions 0f the COulrs, OF tAe states comprising
the Latin Union aud make rcpor, of their proceedings
Aluou u not formally admitted TO taeir deliberations.
III walker held discussions with member, Of the Con
erc.s and addressed 10 them certain observations iu-
dcays uI the IrDtOuud interest oil thr United states u
The important question OF Di-m 'tiu-m Mr. walkers
dispatches 20 the Department OF state transmit copies
Of hi, "Dh.cryatIol-. which ~ English aud French
were laid before the delegates Ihr final action OF the
Congress announced by Minister McIaIc Iy clbio
to-day to the State Department, and 10 follows:
France, Greece Italy and switzerland have Ieucw we'd
the monetary convention Tor i've years. silver coin.
dceuabr n gold. no add Oudl silver coinage permitted
convention open 10 Belgium"