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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

ed thereby, in advance, except in tbos.
cases where license was issued NV pSo tho
preceding Town Council; and, IN s,oh n
eases the same shall be due AMI DnvnnI,'
at the expiration of tho date ilxnL h,,
the preceding Council
SECTION XVI. That all licenses boro.
in provided for, except licenses for thn
sale OF spirtuous liquors, shall be of
force for the space OF twelve months ~
ter the same are issued.
SECTION XVII. That any and cv,rv
person liable TO do road duty within thc
limits OF said Town Of Ncwbcrry. S. G..
may be relieved tI"refrom by the INV,
mcnt OF one dollar ut the bcginning Of
each quarter OF the ycar-rcckonino
from the first day Of January, 1886.
DON" and rat iiicd 'mGcr the cornoroto
seal OF the Town OF Newbcrrv
r.. s.. 5. g., on this the 10Th day of All,
t, a. D.. 1886.
GEO. b. CROMER.
Mayor OF Ncwbcrry, S. c..
BY the Mayor,
JOHN y. F.AIK, c. ~ y. II. G. n.
S-?.J-lt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

other remarkable proof Of tn" Old
adagc "that great minds run III tn"
Same channel" With no Icsir"to heat
or iTitatc SO mighty and successful an
agitutOr, we must beg pardon for sug-
costing that You are making Il trc
mcndouS hullubnllOo to very little
purpose, and Tin" sooner you suppress
yourself and retire to your HccustOm-
cd avocutiOnS, The moro rhr public
will esteem and admire you. 1t is
time for you to let up on the much
abused lawyers and country editors,
who wish you no harIn, but out Of tho
kindness of their hearts would advise
you to brace up like a little man, but.
ton on yOur other ydi''$, 20 homo and
plant your fall turnipS. and soc after
tho picking Of your cotton; for "srrr
as a gun" if you don't look sharp,
somebody will be after You next win
ter with demands that you can't
satisfy, when you will utter the plain
tive wall OF tho "littIc stariing.' (which
you SO pathctically y described at the
farmers convention, "Icwtyct oW, I
co.t grt ont" Iihc, Rrrrrdcr.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

first, the noun is described fully;
second, it is parsed; third, all the
rules are given on the noun, as two
nouns connected by "and," take a
vcrb in the plural, &c. Have you
such grammar? f.. S. W.
We are happy to say that we have
not; but you can find them, plenty Of
th"m. just go to tho nearest book
Stor" and select the oldest grammar
yon can find. There is no reason
why you should not make walking
Grammars Of each Of your pupils.
just let them learn a certain number
OF definitions each day, keep drilling
and parsing all the time, and you
viii soon be surprised at the amount
ct grammatical knowledge they will
pour forth whenever you touch tho
spring, L. e.. ask the proper question.
But do not hc disturbed if they say
y S""n when they should say 81
saw, or commit any Of the other
errors that have become cngraftcd in
our language, while we have bccn
studying rules and parsing This
will not trouble You, for your aim is
not to accuStom them to the use Of
good English, but to teach them
:trHIurnar.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
%lUT,OSU 925S,i
'nCluding $lt,tO0 for maintaining militia

$to3,0S0 225s,, 81
'mcluding $1,000 for maintaining militia
Here we sec saving of $l45,0l0.
This saving amounts to q little less
than Mill to the dollar on the tax.
able property Of the State. Let US
see what relief this will give to the
industries Of the State. The present
population Of the State is about
l,2Oo,OOO. II one in twelve Of these
people is taxpayer, tho taxable
property Of tic average taxpayer is
Sl,4S0. One mill to the dollar on
the amount of taxable property is
$l.4S year. Such n saving amounts
to less than three bushels Of corn at
80 cents n busl,~l or about IS pounds
Of cotton to the average taxpayer.
And this after the most unhingino
curtai(mcnt Of expenses ever at.
tempted in n civilized State Com.
mcnt is Unnecessary. 49,. CoMmbiu Rec.
f$icr, 25th
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
Wards Woes.

MAXEY'S, GA, January, 1886
For twelve or fourteen years | nave
been u great sufferer from terrible
form Of blood poison which ran into the
secondary, and finally it was pronounced
a tertiary form. My head, face and
shoulders became almost mass OF cor
ruption, and finally the disease COM
mcnccd eating away my skull bones.
| became so horribly rcpulslvc that Tor
three years I absolutely refused to let
people sec me. ! used large quantities
Of the most noted blood remedies ana
applied to nearly all physicians near me,
but my condition continued to grow
worse, and all said that | must surely
die. My bones became the seat OF
cXcrucating aches and pains; my nights
were passed in misery; | was reduced
in flesh and strength; my kidneys were
terribly dcrangcd, and life became =
burden to NE.
| Glanced to see an advertisement OF
B. B. B. and sent one dollar to w. G..
Birc;m0rc e co., merchants Of our
place, and they procured one bottle for
me. IL was used with decided benefit,
and when eight or ten bottles had been
used was pronounced sound and well.
Hundreds Of scars can now be seen on
me, looking like II man who had been
burned and then restored. My case WIS
we'll known in this county, and for the
benefit of others who may be similarly
affected, T think it my duty to give the
facts to the public, and to extend my
heartfelt thanks for so valuable a REM
cdy. I have been we'll over twelve
months, and no return of the disease has
accurrcd. ROBERT WARD.
MANEY's. GA, January, lSSG.-Wc,
the undersigned, know Mr.. Robert
Ward, and take pleasure in saying that
the facts above stated by him arc true,
and that his was one OF the worst cases
Of Blood Poison we ever knew in our
county and that he has Jccn cured by
the Use Of Is. B. B.-Botanic Blood Balm.
y. u. BRIGHT WE'LL, Merchant.
w. &. BIRCIIMORE Il CO.. Merchants
j. II. BRIGlLTWET.L, NJ. -.
JOHN ~. f[ERT.
w. B. CAMrBEI.L.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
n Sarsin& ru,unal' Wanted.

We take the following from tho
Teachers Institute and Practical
Teacher:
lam commencing Il grammar class.
What isYour bcst grammar? Iwaut
no sentence building. / want the
parts of speech taken mp and prrscd.
With this I want n using of the rules
as each part is lcancd. moan
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
THE ANGLO-SAxON.
by ALEX M'LACALAN.

The AngloSaxon leads the van
And never lags behind,
For was not he ordained to be
The leader Of mankind?
lie carries very little sail,
Makes very little show;
But gains the haven without fail,
Whatever winds may blow
lie runs his plow in cv'ry land,
lie sails on cv'ry sea
All prOSpcrs where he has his hand,
For king OF men is he
He plants himself on Afric's sand
And 'm0ng Spitzbcrgcn's SHOWS,
For he takes root in any land
And blossoms like the rose.
Into the wilderness he goes
He love- the wild and free
The forests staggcr meath his blows
a sturdy man Is he
TO have Il homestead OF his own
Those giants down he'll bring,
\ Shauty, sacred as Il throne,
And there he'll reign rs king.
For let him plant whcrc'cr he may,
On this You may depend,
AS sure rs worth will have its sway,
Hes ruler in thr end !
For he believes in thrift, and knows
The monry-making art;
But though in riches great he's grown,
Thcy harden not his heart
lie never knows when he is beat,
TO knock him down, is vain
Hes sure TO get upon his feet
And into it again.
II you've resolved to be his foe,
You'll find him rather tough
But he'll not Strik" another blow
WhcE"'"r You call "cnongh.'
His i Il nature true rs steel,
where many virtues blend.
a head to think, II heart to feel,
\ soul TO comprehend.
| love to look upon his face
Whatc'rr be his degree,
An honor to the human race,
The king Of men i he
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
As Well Take All.

1t might be well hereafter to ask
Abhcvillc to fix up the State ticket
as well as the Judicial Offices Of the
State. She now has Supreme
Judge Circuit Judge Il Congress.
man, the nominees ror State Sunnr.
lntcndcnt Of Education and Adiutont
and Inspector General. Then thcrc
are prospective candidates for three
or four important Offices as soon nc
there sav"concy.-Cw'o'jno Spriun
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
"incit Understanding" the New Name
for IT,

Capt. Benjamin Il. TiIImnn is ont
IN another letter To the News aud
Courier oF Friday. in which hr indiu-
nantly denies tn" soft impeachment
concerning the sweet little rDmbina
ton that is claimed by some mover to
hay" existed, and by others to have
"vnporntrd III Columbia like a full
blown soap hubblr. noisrlcssIv and
haml"SSly before the representative
manhn"d and common sense Of the
State. VI hr had stopped here all
would have hrrn we'll; but unrortu
nat"y For the vinhirntiOn of injured
'mUr"nsr. he proceeds with Il frank
n"SS that is 'child like and bland" to
admit that after the little tetcu.tctc
at the Globe hotel in Augusta, he and
Capt. l.. W. Dawson parted with the
T0cH understanding" that tho News
and Courirr would "ulrocntr ana
'NVc the establishment of an ayri-
cultural college,, while he aco"Id cease
h'% attacks on the CH01cl. Sit down,
now. Moses! That will do: for YOU
hay" most decidedly put your foot in
1t! "THcH understanding" is cor.
tanII now name for combination.
hut nevertheless, it docs very wrll.
In fact, 1t is surprisingly we'll pnt, for
a politician who brags ono moment
that h" is ''onc gallus man" and
h0WlS IN" next moment for the trus-
tr"ship Of an agricultural college,.
som" people think. however, that
Will" you greatly dcsirc tho tlustcc-
ship, N"n would still moro highly ap.
pr"ciat" thr office of Commissioner of
Agriculture. Possibly this is a mis-
take, but at any rate time will tell.
7"rH "n'"r%omIihg!! These arc
good terms, so beautifully comprchcn-
sN", SO Indefinite, SO appropriate.
One WAS to "W'rOcMc and mvc,"
the establishment Of an agricultural
college and the other was to take
th" back track ON the Citadel without
any reference to a union Of forces for
amy special candidate. and tho rc-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
Rucklen'S Arnlca SaINh

:, Tho Rest SaIvo in the world for Cuts, Sores.
BruisGs, Ulcers, Salt Rhcunl, Fever Sores, Tot.
I'LL skin Eruptions, and positively cures piloe,
% or no pay required, 1t is guaranteed to give
Price "b cents per box. For sn}o by Cofloi,l
& Lyons. iii
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

All who desire full information about
the cause and cure OF Blood POisons,
Scroflla and Scrofulous Swclings,
Ulcers, Sores, rheumatism, Kidney
Complaints, Catarrh, etc., can secure by
mail, free, a copy Of our 32-pagc Illus
tratcd Book OF Wonders, filled with the
most wonderful and startling proofs eyer
before known.
Address, BLOOD BALM CO.,
S-ll-lm Atlanta, Ga.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

MI. Tabor High School, Prof. H.
y. Counts principal, has recently pub
Iishcd its first catalogue This school
situated in the lower part Of the
c"vniy is ilourishing condition as
It's catalogue will show.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

One oF Ncwbcrry's best educators,
Prof. Wclch. left Monday for his
new home in tho far West. No one
has done more in the past few years for
education in this county than he, and
his absence will be greatly felt. New.
berry College will find it difficult to
ill his place with another rs efficient
and faithful. The teachers column
IN tho HERALD AND NEwS wrs edited
hv him for some time, and under h is
guidance it WAS cmincnlly successful.
THE teachers association will find
that it has one Of its ablest SUP.
portcrs. We regret to sec some Of
our best men leaving our State to
seek their fortunes in other quarters,
aud hope that the time will soon
come. when such inducements will he
offered at HON" rs will retain those
who wOuId 90 West.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
"Sct a Thief to Catch u yhlcf.'

Capt. I}. r. TiIImon in his Nc>vbcr-
ry speech advised tho farmers after
the following manner in rcfcrcnce to
sending representatives to thr Lcois-
luturr. He said: 'Tf Won Lavn on ohIo
lawyer honestly dcsirpus of adv,nc;nt,
your interest, on tho prinripIc Of :.sct
thief to catch thief" + wouIJ nd
visc you to send him. But thcv arc
50 slippery that if vru don't bind him
llp / ann afraid hr will hrtrov vn,,
after no cots there" This ndvirc is
certainly moro uujulc than courtnous
moro 0ffcnsiyr thnu lnvir,I rho
lawyer must bc able and honest ne.
cordinu TO Coutuiu riII,nou's fnr,nuI,
nevertheless no is to be- cmplovrd ON
the bald priucipIn Ihuf no * n thicf
sent to catch Il thief, Is it. NOT tinc for
the farmers To rcsont such ,,u..c,,;r,,
| w and nuiui vI,IUur;iv hnnncL un,,,
Il worthy and rnsuncfnL cl,s, nf tho;r
fellow citizcus who huvn hnnu ,,u;liv
Of no orrnsn and wh, nrr o,or ,,oJ,
to dischorun thnir nnlIic d,t;o. u;th
aIacrity and roirid;.,u~ + i n,t =,
shame and Il diyrrnrr lbpt in this riv-
iIizcd AGE and in hi. proud old STATIC.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
ID TEL w E'IS,H'
/ e 3MX A il Il { OLLIE G 81 ,

-. Session opens first Monday of October.
Ten teachers. Ten piaroS in constant
use. Facilities in French and Music,
instrumental A"d Vocal. unsurpassed.
Whole cost Of Board and regular Tui-
tion for year $lG1.OO.
For catlloGrlr apply to
j. i. KENNEDY, President.
July ~, 1856. 7-oS-7t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06
HE spELLS BACKWARD Easily.

p,oeess Ann. (Md dispatch 10 the Savanna" M in
IAN II rrson VINO resides at Deal islai'o , al
This counIy about twenty years ol a5e' Is 20 and
o1 ~ i,r',l mental powers. lie Is Il uIeueet, o." al
- he only Attended school about Two not1 IN bs
tosether m his life This great pOwer conss hnrr
sb ty TO spell backward any word no mar' or =,
a. az IN r,catc that he can sIel ior"aIu VI .,,b
forward in his presence, and that 100 Mi,
tbe yreatcst ceier.ty The American 49, ~ Toos
.orS OF This wonderful power, met MN on I s .
tnd and requested him to give an eXhiD tion VI d h
ttran,e talent which he readily consehtel ~ w =
such wonls az "lncompat oil ICY ~, n nd
9rIeprchcrs bly," "Cincnnati" Ihadei lna, rau
MANY other long words were spelled III MS 1Ihv
IvScb he mme lately spelled backward WIN i'sII
ming rapity and without the last hes,a'on
never fails but always spells the worls SoIIoS'ly
hackwarl as they are spelled TO him for"aru, aun IL
he ever smells the wOrl Incorrectly, no matter bow
long il may be- 1t Is always the fault Of the qneSIVner
Nny worI that he is familiar with and can speh 'Vr
warl he can also sepll backward and words tnIV ne
is not familiar with, and cannot spell iorwar ne eau
nc backward when they spelled IN MS pie,enoI1
lie Goes not spell tho words backward Dy mo d
hccan-e in MANY instances the letters make no Soun
IIo avs he does not even carry the word In his m
as il Is spcled fOrv ard, and cannot explain py Nna
ncans he IL enabled TO do it lie says ne nrS'
showed signs OF this wonderful talent whlie ne wa
gn,ng 10 School the short time that no attended oy
81 cling backward the words propounded 70 MN 10y
his teacher, much 7" the anlusemeht Vi INC 'o~0n0
aud the other schplats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06

s27 3s5 900 The import OF gold coin into tho United
States was Sl8069. s9i exported. Slo.440ei7; Ise
import silver bullion during the year WAS ~
exported $50. OF which s354s4s consisted OF
trade doarA 49,.
Tho Director estimates the amount Of United states
coin In the Uht~d statcs July 1886 TO have poem:
gold. s5fs.32O.O3l; silver, $30s ,784, 223; total,
1857 254 In addition to the coin there was gou
aud silver bullion in the mnts and assay offices belong
Ing the Government as follows; gold , s
42454 400; silver bullion, S346S,G2o MaMhg
the estimated stock OF coin and pnlhon
available Tor coinage In the United statss
S9O3, 027. 3O4. -. ,.,o,
The production OF gold and silver In the worn durme
the calendar year Of 1885 was: gold Slol oso,vvoV'
silver calculated at ITS coming value nearly
600 Notwithstanding the large depreciation w t sn
value OF silver production OF silver In the worm La"
steadily increased. .., .rong tho
The United satss still preserves hrst rank amons ths
nations OF the world the LARGEST pronucer y. Inv
precious me4ls production OF gold an 80 600 ~
ing tho year having reached the sum OF S53 4vvyo0 "
aboutrwo-niths the production OF the "noie "o'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06
LIGHT COIN STAMPED AND REJECTED

WASHINGTON, Nov. ga question lnVolVihs
abe right o. Treasury official to reject ana s'anp
light weight United States gold coin, when regularly
r far ,.nos,r has been raised By the recent action
of tho Assistant Treasurer OF the United staoS q. ON
Francisco On October IL. 1886, j. }. Sher"'o"'
ceiyer Of the United States Land once az 90,
Cal for waried tor deposit to the Assistant i''- Nv,
., San Fr,nclsco the sum OF 81 $50 70. few Gays
thereafter twenty-five pieces OF gold CON- aHereH''n
in value S57 So were returned to the receiver COZ.
,tamped with tho word "nght." Accompanies "'o
coin. WAS letter from the Assistant treasurer s'y"-
,,, ht. ao,,o, wasn,de necessary by an order from
Acting Secretary of the Treasury Faircn'n' w. W..
directed chat when coins below the stad arr dscost
,n,t or onehalf OF PER cent were offered iVI
INV snould be stamped and retnrneh. MT - s.I.,
tnmsdatel; reshipped the STAN pen I'm ~ char ne,
aut TREASURER aud IN accompanying lel,s, S, nj
that onlraI with unlawfully ana wtntohy ,nd
nnfil,ttng limited Staas coin so tina osnk 81 ,n,t
vtIual, would refuse to rec"Ivci IL lie
The value OF the he plAcedto MS circuit W a,e-red
ccn he returneI in Its place. The matter was ea mo
Ia fne tary tho Treasury, VINO h,s 80 ,na Pc
Assstant Treasurer hold the coin suDJecs W '"0 "
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06
uorrox v,pKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Noy 5l23g mAcot M,1,, steady and
bales 6ss Oa nsn GE sPofa eo
but ups@d Icy M SG1gSs4 aa asS
december delivery 5S64d DO december ana January dey
S SG February and March S do March and
4P ss asLvS do june and July delivery 4G4d
Dere we're no tenders deliveries at toays clearngs
n m -Cotton-The sales the day included $500 bales
F"nrss dull Upands Mddins clause November de-
livery 62.6id do November and December de-
livery sellers do December and January eyery
e4a l' value do February ana March sIys Ssead
delivery 2.G4d do June and July delivery Sad
sellers closed steady Upiands Low MIDI.
linz clause November delivery. 62G4d sellers. do No
venber December Ielivery o9SiL sellers no. Decea;
February delivery 6s54 buyers do February and March
cs sg Sye Ap DO and S"s My 'G Hs Sd
sr DO May and delivery. 26id BUYERS do June
AND SIy Of the Week bales American
bales forwarded from ships side direct TO snnsTs UgOc
american o0C total stock $4,000 bales Amert
cam 10 900 bales OF cotton aoat $4,000 bales
N GSLvFsToS Nov. 5.cotton dull Misdnng 9;;g:
Low t2 T SsSs Sros, r SSSp @
tihent 1916 bales sales 42i baes stock % 5toales
sSott 10 Great Britain bales the Continent ~
SeRfoIS Nov 5-cc.ton quiet Mddhng, -, net an,
SS Gs SoasSse 4i3 il bales stock 1850
bales and gross receipts 81 1871 bales exports
Great Britain. 2ii97 bales c0astwise l5Oso bales sales
| IL .99l bales ..,,. = "a
| SAVANNAH. Nov. h-Cotton quiet. Middng Z 10: Low
NidIIng ri (iood Ordinary f not receipts, 3lS bales
gross receipts 1873 bales exports tn the Continent 40
bales Coastwhse l0ii bales salos 5000 bales stock
| l39. 52 bales. -o - - ,-,,a -.
xrnrt Ia Great Britain 10 SIS bales to the COntncn
baies coastwise l2452 bales Bales ~ 75O bales
| 'TEw.ORLEANs. Nov. 6.-t Dtton easy hdding. ga Lo
niidIine ~ Good Ordinary 7ia net receipts 1871
baes gross 1923 balesi exports 10 France 80 bales
the Continent 4is2 bales sales 1000 bales stock 1892
bales. .......,. IN NJ
haies cxports Britain 26,SOo bales 90 Franc
bales. tho Continent li%oo balosi eoast"ls
10 l3 bales sales. 81 $50 bales
Exports coastwse october 80 should have bee
5s32; November 3, O,3ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06

,.,x.a IA veen 1000 aud 5000 votes He led Roose
Welt handsomely. ,.u. dot cannot
sSere was NO tresch,ry toward Mr. Rcs on my r,,on
nr az far IA know on part OF apy OF ny e''o, rv
nor ~ 40" Tna charees made by Mr.. Hamilton srow
out OF an old between us He ana us R,s,ns tex
eral v.ars ago refused to bunch Betnarn p'g
a. Tor Alderman IN the Kiln District wnen uo~i,,s
were elected By Senate Districts. ana ,ons tickets
IN onr distrcts Since then there mas oeen ng that
hetwesn us In conclusion. say Una. % commit
an irvastIgation shall be made Dy an ihpsi"'' ~
tee ,.,,., psnnblicans insist that
teryiew above would ndicate' a"u '
matfer will not be dropprd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday. Nov D. 1885,
GINS FOR THE CRUISERS TEsrED.-Ihe prescri ia
statutory ballisc tests Of the naval 6-lncn anu ,
s,s.I nrcach oading rines intended Tor the ne" 800
az nnk Mace before the Board Yesterday III ,ne W.
Academy proving ground, at Annapnhs me s -nrn S
ZINC hurst The vrlocite' recorded WIN eacn -.
ahanf . 900 feet per second wth les. than Sr,ng
%r,ch nr...ure The rapidy OF nre oDtiineu uu',.
I'm r"un,ls wls somewhat remarkahlr, nrhH ~ len
s.,nch gun fifteen minutes, aud for the o-ihc" ''''
minutes $500. aoooro.
cr,,r,xc ron misunderstanding Endcott, accom-
naniea nv Mrs Cleveland and Mrs.. Endcott elt rha
ing,on ms afternoon ABOUT o'clock Tor bos H.
De .s,dent will start on sunday. lie VIII no So
n,nied by secretary ,yari. Secretary Lamar anu S'
rrtary whitney aud Colonel Lamont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06
THE DYNAMITE GUN CRUISER.
1uP CONTRACT not YET GIvrN BY THE sEcRETAR
op ruF rRFASURY

THE CONTRACT NOT YET GIVcN BY THE SECRETARY
OF TIE TREASURY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. SIT is deni cd here that
,h. contract for building dynamite gun cruiser
h.s neen actually awarded by the Navy Department TO
Cramp sons OF Philadelphia It's believed that the
cranos may have made arrangement with the Pneu-
matte Dynamite Gun Company TO build tho vessel III
s.e the Secretary Of the Navy closes contract with
company after the tests OF tho gun have been COM
nleted The law specifies that the dynamite gun snip
=, All Ina a cruiser $50 feet long. 20 feet
nr-zdth OF BEAM Zig feet draugnt, 5000 horse power
and guaranteed to attain speed OF twenty Knots an
hor It Is further provided that the vessel shall D"
ronpped with three pneumatic dynamite guns Oh lug
css caIibre aud guaranteed TO throw shells con tam
INC 300 pounds dynamite other hgh exposves AT
las ono niie each gun ID be Capable OF being ais
cnaryrd minutes. and the vessel cost not OK
Gee ing S350,OOO ,,, ,,.rs
I'm, contr.c IL be made only on condition that there
sh, be "A fsvorabln report .de by the existing Navt
pnard composed of Captains Sampson, G0odrlch ana
bradford. Inc working plans have been des ,neu IN
a. nv t)ramp Sous, ant are To be- submitted 10 the
p.rI The WORK the construction IA 10 D paiu Tor
"a n advances Secretary OF tue NAVY TO reserve
hrtv p,r cent from the ments untl the wOrk
IA and accepted bv the Secretary OF tue Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06

o.c shaw How and suite. who we're dressed IAN
, cnnrss c"stune Mr.. Thorps gave tnrm s,ISr.r
hn,,smI bouaurt OF flowers. Later on l3r cdu,S
from The wesf side Industrial school o, ,ns Each
a, the i,t,lc ones through Mr. Thorpos Knunc'' ris
made HAPPY with bunch OF % oraed 70 al
,on[S and Thorps's sesdngs, "Mrs Langtry snh I'm
,ocs A n,,nare" tho one magn ncsnt white blossom
-, aud n half inches In circumference ana the o'"or
lavender pink. ....,o,t NJ thu fov-
- .narccd They will be grouped IN masses afcoruins
=, ,Ssir coor-crmson gold pink, white or pronze-Ahu
the effect IA likely to be startling.