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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-06


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-06
sHELLENBARGER sURRENDERs.
The Doyiestown Defauiter Returns
From Tacoma Penitent

PHILADELPHIA. May a-Joe Munroe Shell
lenbarger, the Doylestown lawyer who ran
away several weeks ago after swindline his
clients and the farmers in Bucks county of
nearly $4,000. returned last night and
today delivered himself up to the sheriff.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-06
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country.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06
q FOR SALE OR RENT. q
READl FURNISHED.

READ1 FURNISHED.
The Three Story DWELLING on Market
Street, containing Eleven Rooms and Bath
Room, in perfect order. Carriage House and
Stable attached. For information apply at
CAPITAL Office. 6S
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06
SATURDAY, June 81, 1890,
AT11 O'CLOCR A. M,

At II O'CLOCK A. M,
AT the CoURT HOUSE Doom, ia the City
of Annapolis, Md, that HOUSE and
LOT on East Street, in said city of An
napolis, where the said Alberty M. Nor
gan and Samuel T. Morgan now reside,
adjoining the residence of Nelson Basil
on the West and Eliza Dobson on the
East, and described on a plat of said
property filed in these proceedings as
Lot A. fronting about twenty feet on
said East street, with depth of about
fifty feet and width of fifty-six feet at
the rear; the House Is comfortable
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
with frame addition, well insured.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-half cash
on the day of sale or final ratification
thereof, and the balance in one year, de-
ferred payments to be secured by note of
purchaser, with security to satisfaction
of undersigned and to bear interest from
day of sale, or all cash at option of pur-
chaser. A deposit of $50 win be required
on day of sale.
JAMES M. MUNROE, Attorney.
WIN. F. MrNNIcK, Auctioneer. 30
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FJc syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~ SsW r0Rk. ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT..
Hats OF Finest Quality.

Rour Goods are all new and fresh, n
old stock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06

OaIQluoi 0A0AutdH -
the rights and dignity Of labor ring
out singularly clear and fcrcefnl foi
the working man, and their logic il
admirable.
The cardinal traces all wealth
whatsoever, back to labor, and quotes
this sentence: Gin the dim morning
Of society labor was up and stirring
before capital was awake" He de-
fines labor to be the honest exertion
OF the powers OF our mind and OF
our body for our own good and for
the good OF our neighbor. lie says
"honest exertion," because all exer-
ton that is not honest is destruc-
ton.
Again, bodily labor is the origin
of everything, though mind must
precede it, and in the labor Of the
body worthily performed there is
true dignity.
There is no limit to the fertility
OF the earth. In the reign OF King
John the soil Of all English was
only one-fourth as productive as 1t
is at present. England has devel-
oped itself by labor, and may be
only in the dawn Of its accomplish
ment. The cardinal is not of those
who believe the invention of ma
chinery has wrought evil to the
world. In ten years after the intro
duction Of machinery into the spin
ming and weaving industry, more
than forty times as many persons
we're employed as before. Since
the dawn of CIVILIZATION there has
been a perpetual accumulation of
muscular power, of mental power,
Of manual power and Of mechanical
power, aud this is the true capital
of country.
His strength and dexterIty are
the laborer's capital. The cardinal
calls this living capital, in distinc-
ton from money. which is dead
capital. The two must DO united
and go hand in hand. Labor has
an undenlable right, moreover, to
decide where, for whom and for
what price it will work. If it fixes
the price too high, it will pay the
penalty, since all mistakes carry
with them their penalty.
The right of workingmen to form
trades unions for their own advance
ment and protection is undoubted.
This right existed in the time of the
Greeks and Romans and is in ac-
cordance with sound and Iegiti-
mate social law. The laborer has
therefore the right of liberty and Of
organization.
The cardinal advocates the regu-
lating of hours Of labor by law. II
the great end of life and the glory
of England consist in multiplying
without stint yards of cloth and
cotton twist and undertaking all
other nations in these articles, then
let things 60 on as they are now.
But If the domestic life Of the PEG
pie is vital above all; if the peace
and purity Of homes, the education
Of children, the duties of wives and
mothers, of husbands and fathers
are things sacred, and ifnow fathers
and mothers toll such long hours
that they come home 30 wearied as
only 10 be able 50 take food and liza
down and rest, then We dare not "a
on longer in this path. He says:
Families living In single rooms. some
times many families In one room. corner
aniece-theee things cannot 60 On; these
things ought not 70 60 on. The accu
mnlation Of wealth In the land, the plling
M AZ wealth Ike mountains In the posses
sion AZ clauses or Of individuals. cannot
DON IL these moral conditions OF ouI
SeoDle are not healed. No commonwealth
enn resf On such foundations.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06
Mortgagee's Sale
--oF A vALUABLK--
iGAi 2.StOry Brick Dwelling

DY VIRTUE of power contained in
ID mortgage from Alberty M. Nor
gan and Samuel T. Morgan. her husband,
to Thomas III. Gather, dated on the 10th
day of June, 1888, and recorded among
the Land Records of Anne Arundel
County in Liber S. H., No. 81, folio 564,
&c, will offer to public sale by aution
IN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06

We place Our Prices AT
the Lowest Water Mark.
for safe and reliable goods
sold under guarantee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forenarned not 10
receive any Of our strawberry OF pea checks
from the pickers. Il they viii not be redeemed
By rs.
W22wl HUMPHREY 8 BRO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

and tel AID as Gotten harslne Wa d. mum ,m 81
10y the POTATOES Of Newl n" and for thc oh''' VI
iowa a, Tor The co;toa crop -. the SoI;A. ,-o .o
As 10 the amendment offered by Nj. Nanucrso, ~, "
admit beet .ugar machinery free OF duty up 10 JUN.
I-.,. Mr.. Allison did not re why tiat ,,'',, u mr
shoIld not be allowed. II would do no h2fiil 10 Ely
body ard would certainly lie TO hi,eriina,n lie
tlr. ~. Queer, of from cane Or sor;hnH.. c
wou,i therefore vntr !0r H. ana h'ahNt VI rmh
amcndmcr extend the privilege To cane anu
,urai mac hincry. ,. . ,,. .noudment WAS
rejected without the yeas and nais ana w: ~ "'t,
,ou, amendment agreed 10y cas- 10 ma ', ~.
The negative votes wcrc given 10y Aic>,r, h rn'
Cameron. Carlisle. Cochrcl Coke. ,,rna, "'"''
Mr. Gii,aon moved reduce the SUGAR ~ 'rn., ~
degree, by the pOlari>cop" - 80 d'.ic'> a"' 49,"
nat TIE cc:,ts ppand bounty on the Nlglf p, %
In tI" United stats w'pd bc nr,ti WV ,r nor,,d
sugar ~ that there would b" really free u,i Nv ns-
Mr. Gallon addressed the Sc'atr ~ iaFnr vi rc
cnrnctv between the Tuit"d states ana o.'T nh;is'
especially Mexico and Central az" ~ ~ :.."m of
reciprocity as would in the slIhtc,' crSv I'D
with the policy If protcct"n TO Anrr ~ ,nc.;.r
labor. Pat II wa question J., ms n , ,"n.tan 81
would not he better 20 allow th" "i ,, sccr"t,rv
OF state who had the Con,ttm,oha' po"'' '" "'"'
treaties with forcirn Governments. T., ,,oucht that
Is T., rrciproc,tV with Canada h' 'h't,"th. va Ia,
the attitude Of the Dominion orIn' looking TO
rIciprncity He cited sections OF me , ~ min3"n
utnl tp show purpose on TIC par, oi w" ,.,w IN
t:ovcrnm.ut f. aid the Canadan racine ha Nv ~ ~. ".
r"och,nr INTO the United states and sccurhE ts'' m
=, thn .Inrrsc of the American RAILWAYS am nc
mm'o,torcd rhc large subsidies given Nv no.n ~
canadian and the British 'i"vrrn;ncn', -, Li,p
,ucs Intended 10 divert commerce rom MI t 80 In
nd American ra ir ad Ines lie dc"'ach u m,cci ~, IN
nnu WI, ~ National policy that would pT"tcc' me
,crcst ~ tho Initcd states against aGcrc''oh rom
any foreicn nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
ro>cD ON GErGEArIIlC NAMES.

WASHINGTON. .cpt. -.--lh" 'rii"i states soar" %.
Ccorro;lc Name. heretofore acting bJ an'h ''F "'
tbc head 81 the ."v"ral cN"rui'H" a. i'F'""' rpm
c,,.J ha. ben formally COL, tiiut"i a;d '"i>''"'"''
Lv a, order issued D, the President TAG ni'hH"r> vi
~, Eosrl are T. follows: Pr'i''~-"r Thomas N'''""
hall United state Coast and ''"d"c survey '"'Ir
man. Andrew II. Men. y pertinent ~ state "p''''
Henry l. I;oy i-or. United states S'v'. 'I1'''"''
I,r~l Treasury department 'arfi'h Ih""'"> '"''''
Engineer Corp War Department: II"i'' h"t IL" ni"'
., ~ ,vcr Iu,,.I >iatr, Navy. liydrsrnrh!c "m'".
X,yy department: It"r>'n H. Hil>t"". !" '"'''' i"'
uartrcnt: otis T. Mason. ~fn'ihH'ili'' l>''h''''
u.rlcr, G., ogden tIit.d states t'a>t ana "'"1r'"'
survey: Henry Ganncit. niiri states ''"'.'"' -"
ycys Marcus Eahcr. iitcd stat &C "-'al survey.
~ ,ht Lf.;rI ar, T., be referred al uae tiled que
tio,s ,,ncc!i.Ac r,-.r,ric nnmc' whc h'I'r u Ia"
e,rcu,ivc Departments. and IL" de- '>,"'- 9" We
nn,ri az. tp IT, a.c~pi'd hy t'r>r d"pariHi'N as t
Standard authority H. such matter" 1t" ii'h''''a vi
ms beard are with nj hdHitI iai "Ipei,e'
i'm Ilracuat Richardson Clover. l. :. ~ mas
been chosen Sc''rthf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
ppocrrDIyGS N BOTH HOUSES.

washncton Sept. SIN tie S'na'e "ah' '"''
,rousc ill to set apart certain tract "' '''' WV
which thc big trees stAnd) in Caihorh'' ~ p''">
narl, was pas >cd without amrhnhc"' A.
Tho conference report on the River ana IiH"' W.
,rnnri,tion hill Wa taken up and agreed l" "''o"'
aiscr..ions and without a yea and nay N''"'
Prior 70 the reading Of the Journal ol INC 'io'>c' '
,rdcr.on of Kansas raised the point tha' t'''c ",'
49,, oror,m prcscnt Mr.. Cummings. 81 New ,"rN'
r,isod a laugh by the request that the Name ur"Sb
ZION bc cycuscd on account Of political iiin''s 'ro''
member Of this delegation was ahsch'J Altman,
4 quorum having appeared thT'Her P'
undcr the call were dispersed Win.
ON motion If Mr.. Evans. OF tennessee, I''V ,''.
ton was passed granting the use III par. " Wv
United state, Military Reservation III ''a'''N'''s"'
Tenn. for pnblic park ,.,i,,.o ~,
Tho dror was then accorded u III" C"h"'' "
,,o Di.,rct ~ Colunhia--thc pending U"'toh pc''o
ono Z, rrcommt the Atkinson bill with hNu"''''
o., rcpo,t II back with Amendment rrH"''''s ''0
p,li,uorc and Potomac Railway t. 1-n"F' IL" N.''.
t., w,>h,nrt.n 10 the Intersection 81 MnNfih" "'n
y,rc,,i, ayes, After debate. tie motion !" T'"''''''
the bill TO the Committc" OF 'nc "''"''' . .
,ras ,|s,-vc,s. ~; nays <lI3--,hc clerk notiHS
,ouo,,m I'udcr the rilr> thi> vote. without ''i'
ac,,, rccommtcd the bill T., ne COMMITTEE ~ w.,
Whoc and MIR. Atkinson thc'iiloA H''t' '"'' W"
IlUI>c - into such roiulli't' M, . .,,, arcru.rou
wos c,u.umcd in ~" 'rSrl"rl'l 1T o. NE
tut when tl., committee r">" ana rl,"rl'u ~" o',.
H.. U,,.r with Livrra,'c recon hl'di! ~ pl' u'''
lad vanished AID the House at :" 40 ad'"'" ''o~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
PREPARING THE WAY FOR BRECKENRIDGE
ARKANSAS-A REIGN OF TERROR
IN ONE COUNTY

Little Rock. Ark, Sept. tSpcciai).-Thc fact TIM
the I'D Congressional District gave .057 anti Demo
cratic majority on the vote for Governor last Monday
In spite Of the tul.dOznc in LonOkc County intimca
ton in Woodruff and ballot.box stuffing in Conway
has alarmed the Democrats. They know that with
Federal supervision at the polls in November it would
lc difficult to pcrpctratc frauds enough TO give the
district 10 breckenridge, even on prima fclc case
hence they have begun system OF bnlldozing and
intimidation calculated to drive enough negro, from
the district To insure the election Of Brcckinridgc
The latest and most Authentic Instance come, from
Lon0kc County the homo Of the Democratic Governor.
elect. J. j. strauss, educated and wclltodo negro
OF Little Rock has just returned from that county
where hi, family have been visiting friends. Last
SATURDAY night he went TO LOnokc where lie found
the negroes In great terror. They afraid attend
church or to the stores for goods. Last Thursday
william Moselcy (cOlorcdl. was beaten by white men
for no cause and saturday his two sons were also
foggcd In q brutal manner. They then arrested
without warrant and thrown into Jail Davidson.
another cOlored man, was shot az from ambush and
a perfect reign u terror prevails. Many Of the
negroes own properly which they are trying to sell
at sacrifice preparatory to leaving the county.
II is reasonable to infer that at the coming Congress
election In November more violence will IL, re>or'ed
to BY the Democrats than at any prcyiOu, election
within the history OF the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
1HuRsDAV. s..PE IL.
SHIPPING NET5
PORT or NEwYORk....... MONDAY. SEPT. H. 1880
ARRIVED.

steamer Colorado tar jenkins. Kun Ans H. WIKI Misc
an. 'sr ir,np,, nt rrir ,,laH.ow % aui Movie
~ with mi. aud passcnscFsto heaicI''n nfo" Arrived
S H,% fua. Der Hnss Bremen Aug 80 and >oa
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y.i'ne!. ~ and ".D'.-r ~ "''' ''''' AL
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t s,s.m~r State OF rex. william. rern.n1,, ". Nsa1S
MI "a n,s" pa.'"i T",s t. !. M' MT; mise ana
r.,s."sei. 10 WIN p, VIDE 6 90 - nc ros
steamer A!sruboru.irwis. baltimore. wiz" ""'' " 80
steamer Martha Mccane Van Kirx rh''A'''pHi'' WIZ
ns, ' Law Mrr ,tuobs Bangor with ma'e ana pA'
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sl'p"vrr.u ur T1r n' Racer q"
ship iltshlanacr. Ldsrt' ~ "''" "'''' "
SCI sn,s r rsc nan MorE I'LL Hamburg % day"
w,hse to or'rr Sr,'s x . tarsana 100 days. with
mhs" TO orr. vessel /" tuah tyr% o3 days. With
ts .I Is, 10 or n.i' "r..o i" hasrc a. x, md
t., % s..sr r ,s.:ci 'S t. Thee na:sFA Co. ,s
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steamer Hcspcra lBr,. Iindwrth. Liverpool
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a. son. u.,,hury f SahneS.
steamer Jvhan y, crdrup tNor. MohseiL
w.. Valencia Miller PASSPORT Me-N Ssw';u,msA
steamer AsuAn (Br,. Adar Greyto"h' "'
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Steiner Sr,u,nol-. P!att. Charleston All" Jaw N'
pew ic e 60 ,,,..,,,, Savannah IL I. Walker.
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go =; I ROY IBID Armstrong. Win"'o'' -" S"
se ,,rv Henry A Durham. Mclean Hal - "''''
h H.fn mpeuezer tBr) Milne. Martins 'ary fe"''''
4 Co. s.,yrn
s,.,mer. s,svouia. for Haubura Lennox prun'""A' ""
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RSn ,;S% steamer ROTTERDAM sD''nA
ysrrr,e, from Amsterdam TOR New iotk - ooorria (Irl
I;i Assuw sept J. Arrived. steamer S'"'o"' "''
NJ osr, from New. YORK ..... s,.ta Of Pruusyly anu
mr., Mann from (ilasxow for Sewfofs ,.,, no, THU
SOUTHAMPTON Sept 7Arri, e >'r"u 70 q,
saii,,i steamer Ems t0sr, Sanders from h'o"e "
York: ....,... w,el,nd lGeyh beS'
epds from New.york
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
WHEAT ~ NORTHWESTERN ELEVATORS.

Minneapolis. Mimi Sept S.-Fgur"s compiled By
" Tie Northwestern Miller show tie stock 81 whoa.
in private elevators hero. and not included IN the
visible supply statement. 10 BE- GjJOOO bU>h".. DE-
crease for the week ~ 1000 Bushels. Iris leaves
The stocks at n" terminal point, hayin- wheat ft
lows Minneapolis. public. 2.133.j0o bp>irl>: pr
vatc. 6Gj.OOO; Dulntl l-o.J.1: total. 3.'G},.u,1
Bushels decrease for the week 3.03rD bushels. Tho
Market Rrcori' estimate, the Stpck in country cl,
vators IN Minnesota and The Dthoa> AT 6Ij.OD bush.
els AGAINST iIOOOo bushels one week arO. This WAS
grand total in sight. IN three state. - A., i.iC
bushcI,-a DECREASE Of "a 800 bI>hl, for the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
SrIvFr Id.LIIpN AND LpND pI'ECUA>ES.

Wa,hi;Icon sept The s Il per cent b"hnS
offered 10 the Treasury up fn noon T." "hF uhd"r ''
,irr,I,r Of hug1i-t 30. aggravated Siut.'"' I"t'i
Oilers of F.O.D3O -. pr cont wcrc r"""l 'N!h
"A "p'cd.
The total amount Of = Per cent o"ho' o"''"'
IA tIc Treasury Department saturday. tr IN" ctuic
,,,rv ,,,d.- tlc circular Of August 80.
eG3u 700 making a grand total - far u fi.''2''"
The amount 81 silver Offered FOR ale I" "a" Treasury
D.pr;nr, inS -Ot o'n oiI'c'>. aHd IA" amount
ONr follows: 'o.'n Ohhr'r
At s'I12. 5uuVO UunC.r u sll' j, lJI.ooo
ounces az FL i. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

pIctcly The committee had seen the stock BOOK o.
the company lie denied that the refrigerator was q
fraud Mr. cooper knew that he had sofa no s'o IT.,
Pension ONCE employees The men VINO PEN wrote e
king article, knew they we're lying whcN ,he, ~
them There was cons piracy In thi, city ana Mi.
Cooper being used tool to break dny S
hy d,y filed with living articles. Mr. Cooper hncw
that the charges were dismal failure ana tS,u s nv
Ir sustained and hr wished 10 drag IN other hs ~; ~,
,Irr hy hncIs uocus or hook or crook TO lnluIc MN
tRnurD lie Should his legal r;shS,. AZ, n No
fuse to have his private business hrhescu o"' ~ ~
Cooper. A.. ,or .bo nrodnc.
MR. Cooper insisted the necessity ior NV p,Iu
ton Of the books the br't proof oi t' 10 t b,J
and derIarrd that the Commissioners tn'n'nn, .',
been cont rahctcd BY Mr. Smy>"r VINO I'M an az LAY w..
minority mrnlnrS Of the committee lh"I "c ''-i '
pl. a dollar into tho stock. ,...,or soc,dod
The committee. after private conSui,', n ou c
that II would IT. decision tipnn NV I.ont -
until had an opportunity to ascertain w. ,,' :.
its powers to compel the producti"' o. plt', a.
An adjournment was then taken U''i "oo" w.
NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
TIE MILITARY ORDER OF AMERICA.

Washington Sept; a.-Nr. Wheeler of Al.ha'na' Ny
rc,un.t Ia day iutro,uccd bill to incorporate the
Military Order Of America the purpose OK whi'h sna
, f, cherish the memory Of camp field ana O'ou'
of heroic deeds: 10 strengthen the bonds OF Nu'"
sympathy, valor ard patriotism between inc 'or'n
and south: generally 10 promote the "eh"'o w
American citizens and To cement t'Ir H'o"","p
one for another The order l., also for the promotion
Of the cree iion Of a memorial building In Washington
Ia the memory of General Grant In TINS bniihiis -
10 be- established military and naval museum an
library a hall and other rooHS Tor conventions
miiii,rv and ,lyic n, Nia,on,. and an inner cVuIe
.nr IN. reception of the bodic, of Distinguished
Americans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
ALLVTMENTS FOR FuRrIFIChTlnN PURPOSES.

WashluC,,, sept. - S"rr"'arv Proctor today ap-
proved tl proceeding. II the recent meeting "i tbs
Boar! Of Oril,anrc and rih'aton OF winch General
Schnicld pre-. lfi, ~, lnG III" hlp' mrht OF money
apprnpr.a'.d by the rr'nt F"ftiriii'n act l" Il"
cNpci.cd under the direction ~ the secretary OF War
rhc act sets forth the lump suis u be expended on
certain works. and the Board determines when the
money shall 10 expended hd sulcrv'c' va" 'oh'tru'
ton Of the works The allo mcne alc In part as Il"
lows, S13j 900 for construction 81 gun ana lHbr'h'
lattcdc. Tor the defence OF Eo-t'n harNor. a7""OoO
( r. Sew Ynra har.y,r :210.oO0 for san Francisco.
$1,000 for field - 80 inch calihr'. FtoOOO
for lrc.ci ot:inr RAJ Il '.Hpt Hrrtais east irhi
ana steel h, opcd. II inch SIj331 for metallic cart,
ridges for field Batteries slOO,OOD for arrt ion
Of existing carriages fer 10 and lj-!nch smo t bore
cu!- 5000 Tor stc piercing prlcctt'' for
sea coast Guns, AlG5.oOO for pa~iu"ry 10 complete
tho fan capacity II tho Wn'"rv!"t gun factory. In
ALL Tn: all,dinrn's mad" at hi, meeting amount Ia
81 col :,';5. The Ioii'i also PREPARED schedules Of
dmc>cus, weights and other G.':Jl, fer the con true
tI.n of twenty five inch iiny 10 inch and twenty
i've u inch irccch loading steel rlc-. " be naio
uudcr III, ract. The advertisement for bids VIII DC
is ucd short time.