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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

II II not only British trade and capt.
tai. but also British shipping and Brit.
lHh subjects. that Russia seeks 70 ex.
cludc. A Russian law has been passed
which comes Into forcs In 1900. under
which goods forwarded between Rus.
Sian ports. whether IN Europe or the
Far East, must be carried In Russian
AhlpA The only sNocpsion IA with re-
sara 10 salt carried between lluaslan
ports on the Rattle and the Black Sea
A further Law has been enacted. also
, coming into force In 1900. under which
only Russian sailors may be employed
IN Russian ships. and 10 viii he rcmem-
befcd what efforts have been made By
Russia 10 exclude nriihh engineers
ftom Manchurla, and hoS the light
house'kccpets employed By the chinese
customs under Sir Robert Hart have
been dismissed In the Russian sphere
Of interest
1, Is we'll 10 recolleci that, although
az the present time these regulations
are directed against nfltlnh Interests.
thgy VIII be equally calling 20 Ameri-
can enterprise, ana one may lay stress
In passing On the date 1900. 1, has been
hoped that BY 1900 the Siberian rail-.
way would be- completed. TIL 1900
the Persian government IL forbidden
BY treaty with Russia 10 construct rail.
ways In Persia. ~ IL expected that
boy 1900 he Russian arsenal no Ehaiofl-
IA on the coast OF iapland will be-
completed. aud threaten every british
port from Ahtriicn 10 London, 10 was
a. one time believed that hy 1900 the
railway communication between Tor.
nca, on the battle, and Port Victoria.
the lcc-frce port on the Atlantic ocean
In Norwegian territory. would be- mi.
ishci. ana Tor port Victoria the fate
ihe Hwrlirh Parliament Yet there
are those who say that Russian states.
li Poet Arthur has been predicted IN
men arc Incapable OF planning Tor.
ward movement on more than one point
ht Il given dato.--Mr. usoifrey Dfage,
NIP, In the october Forum.
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ASSESSMENT 40. /.


Notice IL hereby given that at a
meeting Of the directors u the Silver
cloud Mining Company, held october
10. isgN. an assessment of one-thlrd Of
one cent per share was levied on
the capital stock % the company issued
and outstanding. payable . its sccre-
tary ~ his Office, Fire Department
headquarters, East First Sluth 81,
salt Lake city Utah. az once and be-
fore the 10Th day of November, 1895.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10th day %
November viii be delinquent and adj
vcrtsod for sale ~ public auction and
unless payment IL made before Will be
sold 90 the 2ath day Of November. isgs,
az pm, at the once Of the secretary.
TO pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with cost % advertising and ex.
pcnae % sale.
l.. NJ EARL. Secretary.
Approved;
w. n. SIMMONS. presldent.
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srocKuoLprRs MEETING.

NOTICE IL hereby given that thers
will be a meeting o. the siocNnol1ets OF
the Atlantic Mining and Mllllns esu-
pany. a corporation 81 Utah, Mohaay.
the aist day of october, is,s' al o e,oeA s
pm. AZ the principal ONCE anu piaes
Of business Of said company. IN Iov ,
No. 30 Dooly Block. Salt LAKE Ci'y'
Utah.
said meeting will be held for the
purpose OF eiectinr q board u directors
for said company FOR the ensuing year.
and for such other business 20 may
regularly come before said meeting.
c. r. WARREN.
President Of Board VI Directors.
Dated oct 10. isgs
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AssIssMIsr No. =.
Washable Mining Company, Situation
OF Principal Place " business, No.
IL w, First south IT., salt
Lake city, Utah.


Notice Is hereby given that at a
meetlng ~ the board OF directors OF
the Washgkie Mining Company, held
al salt Lake City Utah. Sept. ~. is9s.
an assessment of one-fourth I'd ~ one
ID cent per share was levied on the
capital stock nf the corporation. pay
able az once 60 Alex. Buchanan, Jr.,
secretary, No. "a West Flrsi south
81, salt Lake city. Utah. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day Of Oeto-
ber 1895, Will be delinquent ana adver-
Used for sale at public auction. and n
payment Is not made before will be
sold on the ith day OF November, 1885,
AZ che hour " pm, ~ the ONCE Of
the company, No. II West First aouth
aireet Salt Lake City utah. TO pay the
delinquen, assessment eegether with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR..
Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Sept. II. 1875.
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Alasl

Airs oldham-"la your husband s,n
your Ideal u many"
Mis-. Nluugmau-"No. Ny Idol has
been shattered, We were al a dinner
party nlsm before last, and when 1
Slipped my olive seeds over 10 have
him put ihHm IN his pocket he refused
90 take them"
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TRUSTEES SALE

Notice IL hereby given that uniu
authority granted by the certain
trust deed made on the 9Th day "
August. 1891, 10 the undersigned Iui.
tee BY w. q. Young, recorded IN ho9s
A, Of Mining Mortgages, cages y ara
-. Records OF salt Lake County, utsA
the undersigned trustee will 0nef 90
sale and sell TO the Highest bidder iei
cash AZ the front door of the Salt Laki
County Court House, to.witi The vttl
front entrance TO the city and cquau
building, IN Salt Lake CITY uua
November 81. isgs. az ~ o'clock n03a Z
that day al the mining property hsfr
inafter described or 90 much thersoiu
necessary TO pay and discharge a.
principal indebtedness secured BY "
trust deed together with the acefus
Interest unpaid thereon, ten per ccnlua
attorneys fees! compensation 10 al
trust deed. the cost OF this notice ali
expense 0f sale. The sale will b. mas
al the request Of the holder OF said h.
debtednena and because Of default u
the payment OF the principal sum a.
maturity and interest theron. The mla'
ing property above referred 10 Is ~
uate In West Mountain Mining DE-
ana ss' s ss,e rs county fs sS o. oss
twentieth undivided Interest In one CT
tain mining claim known a. kepulu,
can, located In West Mountain Mlnln.
District, SAT- Lake County, state a'
Utah. together will all and singular ne
water rights. tsnemenia, heTedltamenn
and appurienancea thereto Belonging
or In anywlae appertaininf,
THOMAS =. LEWIS, Trustee.
Krehhs a iInppaugh A Francis u
Luke. Attorney for Trustee,
Dated October itth. 1893
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To and from Chicago. f. Lou.
Omaha, Kansas CITY. and an eastern
points
Direct line 20 the Trans Mississippi
Expedition. siopavers allowed at
Omaha on an 'skets reading through
that city.
Two through trains each way daily.
Nesllbulsd bunot smoking library
cars, Pullman sleeping cars. roelln.
ms chair cars tseala free). coaches
ana dining cars, operated on the a
Ia carte plan
Tickets al offices OF connecting lines.
l. DENTON. Ticket Agent. n. q.
". Ry., Dolly BLOCK.
H. " NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
w, y. MMILLAN. Gen. AEt..
sii $, W. Temple 81. salt Lake city
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West Buckeye Mining Co.
Principal place Of business. Sal, Lake
city. Utah.

Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the board Of directors OF
Weat Buckeye Mining Co, held at
assessment OF 4. OF one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable q once 90 n. T..
Miner. secretary. 2is State 81, SAT-
Lake CITY, Utah. ana any stock up1n
which the aHHessment shall remain IN
paid on the esth day OF oct, 1895, will
at public auction, nnd N payment h
not made before, win be sold on the
18th day OF November, 1885, at d. m.
At 2i2 state g.. Salt Lake city, Utah
10 pay assessments and cost OF adyer-
Using and expenses OF sale
II, y, MILLER, Secretary
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Ana Ia accordance with Law ana or
der of the board Of directors made on
the 10Th day Of September, 1855, ~
many shares OF each parcel Of such
stock as may be necessary Will be sold
AZ the secretary's Office, al No. 4Os
Mccormick block, Salt Lake city. Utah.
on Wednesday. october 2sth, 1885, ~ z
o'clock y. m. 20 pay the delinquent as.
Hfssment thereon. together with costs
NJ advertising and expense ~ sale.
BRIANT 3. YOUNG,
Secretary
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Adam Hunter. psc.a,,,

Creditors viii present claim. 80,
vouchers 20 the undersigned al IA y
nee OF 6. =. Kinney, % and Is ce-n......'
January. a. u. 1899. sAl
Date OF frst publication. sen, -
d. 1898. S'PN H. A
. WILLIAM p. HUNTER
Administrator OF the Estate ~ A..
Hunter. Deceased. Nlia
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"' HAtab
The undersigned will sell a, p,,y,,,
SALE all OF lot seven Ci) In nl6et 4,
90, Five Acre Plat "A ne nj
survey. Salt lake County. cobis'.i..
I'VE acres OF land. or 20 much ib.s-,
as may be necessary. 10 raise ~ ~,
OF Three Thousand bollara tti 6o5, a,
or aftsr Thursday.the goth day of oe,o.
be received NJ the once Of n. V. Isr..
attorney for administrator. number AZ
Mccormick Block. Salt Lake civ.
Terms OF salei Cash. ten per cent q,
puI,nase money 20 b. paid 20 the a..
miniHirntor at the time Of sais. 80
the balance OF the purchase money 7,
be PAID Immediately uron ths a..
nrmatlon OF the sale by the cogft
Dated at Salt Lake City, octob1f M
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG
Administrator Estate % Samuel nu,.
sell. deceased.
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prLIsqurSr Sorlcr
nenneyllle Mining compnny

Location OF principal place Of business
Salt Lake CITY. Utah,
There are delinquent the followlns
described stock on account Of asafi.
ment No. Q. levied on the Goth DAY oi
August. isas, the several amounts 81
opposite the names Of respective share
holders. to-wit' A.,
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NOTiCE;--Thers are delinquent upon
the following described stock. On ac-
count o. Assessment No, ]. levied on
the 10th day Of september. 1895. the
several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders a. fol-
lava
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

NOTICE. There are delinquent on
W. toIlowins described stock on ac-
count or assessment No Of cents
rer share on the capital stock Of said
company. levied on the 2srd day of
July. lS9s, the several amounts so,
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as foliowst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

NOTICE II hereby given that at q
meeting ~ the Board OF Directors, held
on The goth day OF September. 1898, an
nssessment OF one.fourth OF one-cent
per share was levied on the capital stocl,
NJ the corporation, payable on the eith
Jay Of october. 1895, 10 J. II, Moyle.
treasurer, al said room Z, Deserst Ma
l!onal Bank Building. salt Lake City.
Utah. Any stock upon which this as
seHsment may remain unpaid on the
Nth day Of october, 1895, will he de-
lInquent and advertised for sale az pub
!le auction, and unless payment IL made
before. will be sold on the 2ist day Of
November. 1855. al ~ o'clock. noon. at
me said ONCE ~ the company, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment, together
with the cost Of advertising and ex-
penses OF sale,
j. II. MoYLE. Secretary.
Sat Lake City, Utah. Sept %. 1925.
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Ana IN accordance with law and an
order OF the Board OF Directors made
on the 2ard day Of July. AID. 1925. 90
many shares OF each parcel OF stock ~
may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction at Room sit. Atlas Block,
IN the city OF Salt Lake. and State OF
Utah, on the 18th day OF october, AID.
is9e. at the hour OF o'clock In the af-
tcrnoon Of said day, 10 pay the delln-
quent assessment thereon, together
with the costs OF advertising and ex-
pense Of sale. n. V. DUNCAN,
Secretary Crown Point Mining Com
pany, Room sii. Atlas Block. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated this 18th day Of Sept. 1925
The sale ~ the delinquent stock
above mentioned IL by m order of the
board OF Directors continued until
Tuesday. the 2sth day u october. isss,
az 2 o'clock pm.
FRED T. Mc0uRRfN.
Acting Secretary.
Dated october 18th. ises.
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prLlsqu.Sr sorior.

The Dulllon-Beek Tunnel M. CO.
Location OF Principal Place Of Busi-
ness. salt Lake city. Utah.
Location Of Mines aud Works. Tintlc
Mining District, Juab County.
Utah
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Notice Of Private Sale ., Real Estate

In the Matter OF the Estat. OF Ga,
Russell, deceased
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In the Third Judicial Dsi,rie, Con-,
PROBATE Division, County on All
Lake. State % Utah.
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In accordance with law. and an oIa.'
Of the Hoard OF Directors MADE Au'
gust sdth, 30 many shares OF eaeh ~,
Gel Of such stock as may be neesssssS
will be sold at public auction 70 W.
highest bidder 10. cash al the etn
OF the Secretary. No. IL NORM NA'i,
street on Monday, the i'm daS AZ,
october. 1895. az " noon 70 pa2 ,ser
llnquent assessments thereon lus''
with .he cost OF advertising anu
pense OF sale. .....,.,,
Dated October isL 1885
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DELINQUENT NorIus.
crown Point Mining Company. Prlnci-
~. Oihce, Room 2ii Atlas Block,
Wy OF salt Lake. State OF Utah.

Location OF works and mines in uin,ah
MinihS District. Park City. sum.
nit Count, STATE OF tftan
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Location OF Principal Place Of business.
knom 7. Deseret National Bank
building. Cor. Main and First south
Streets. Salt Lake city. Utah.
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At n meeting OF the Hoard Of Dire,
tors held August .sih. isgs. aasstsmtti
No. J. OF one-hnlf cent per share VA
levied on the capital stock Of said cot.
poration. payable On Or before ooiobd
Any stock upon which this Assess.
mcnt may remain unpaid on Oet0btf
lat. 1898. will be dslinqusnl
and Advertised for sale At
public auction. and unless payment I,
made before. will BE- sold AZ S1rth
Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah, %
the nth day Of october, isss, ~ ih'
iinausnt Azsesnment. together with
costs OF advertising and expense Of
by order Of the Hoard % Director
JOHN WELLS. Secretary
s-r r-te city. September lat 10,
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Bonneville Mining C mn,r

Location OF Mine. Lakesids y...t
District. Toosle Co. UtaA
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General once. No, u North :.la
Street, Salt Lake City.
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NOTICE or SALE

Consult County Clerk o, ,h.,
s'snsrsfor Further Inforns,pIss.'''''
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In , ne, District Court. Probs,. n,.,.
SAT- Lake County. State " ppsl,ssl'i'A
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a. SIMMONS, PRECEDENT.
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VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR.
Look Ahead to the Time when
They VIII All lie Gone.

New YORK sun.
Somebody standing on the curb next TO
me on Decoration day. as The men OF the
Grand Army marched past said an old
soldier. said OF them, How young they
lookr OF course, he meant how young
considering that it's thirtythree years
since .he close II the war.
And so they do sure: it's wonderful now
well they hold their own. saw many
man in the ranks with youthful spirits. and
many A man that marched with the safne
air and manner that he had tairiy~odd
wears ago in the army. But here were
NOR. men that were old and growing cid:
the man that knew them couldn't fail 10
realize that And they can't last forever.
There are not 50 many ~ 5hem "a there
were-you cant fail 10 notice. either--and
more boards that only lately were gray
have now grown white. You can't stave
IL Oft The veterans that were the bul.aTk
OF the nation are going
Blu; for ali that. IL VIII he a long time
before they're ali goSe yet. T'hete must
be plenty OF men Ike fne. for instance, and
younger enlisted In 81, when ! was In
my Eth year. This. makes me in suy sd
year uow. doesn't IT? I'm rot much On
fgu-es-no must be in nay Sith year;
thats year older than / thought. bu,
young man stiil
NO I don; think Il unreasonable 70 Sup
ts0sF efA9$ SsfaNs 49, t~NtfNt F'Nst7 A'"sf-s
ought TO last more than that. bat sup
pose I last twenty Why. then | shall 30
marching down Fifsh avenue with the
Grand Army % the Republlc ~ the Vet
Grams % the Csvl War-maybe they'll al
- one body fhea-ln ISIS. or atty-tsree
sears after the close % the war.
As 4 matter - tat. there ~til doubtless
- :hen a very cofssi.rais.e n9nSer - sur
&ivers % tha civil war s'tsi. ami wJTs1. will
remain sor considerable number Of years
after that Eiuf TIRE tine wisl come ahsn
this grsa: body 81 men WILL have all sssa D
r,eare8. when. fer Instance. Of the many
who vent from this city there VIII remain
bat a haGdfUi Ike tbe Stoxen men NH0. 10
- nitha a fss years. constituted ~ lass
remnant - tire veterans 81 isIz AMI. 4f~~
tsnf though II slsil ia the day ~!il eoTae
wh%n tagz E.n D. sasa-.s9 sye- 'S< sAss
C. ssAAS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-17

museum h the camp chest used by Wash
ington throughout the revolution. II is q
compact affair about tina size Of tour
lists wicker chest for cooking of the pres
ent day. two and one-haif feet long, two
feet wide. one foot high and it contains
an outfit consisting of finder box. pepper
and salt boxes. bottles. knives, forks. grid
iron and plates. Every bit OF the outfit
save one bottle, which ia broken at the
shoulder. looks strong enough 10 stand an
other campaign
Near by are the tents used by Washing
ton, three in number One is sleeping
tent twenty-elght feet long. with walls six
feet high, and a roof with six feet pitch.
1t is made OF linen. The other two are
Marques tents of smaller size. one with
walls. the other shelter tent open on the
sides. That the tenting material OF revo-
iu,iona-y days was of good stuff is proved
by the excellent condition Of these tents
which shattered the great commander
through all his severe campaigns.
WashinEton'x Fine Uniform.
Here also Is Washingtons uniform worn
by him when he gave up his commission
as commander-in chief of the army, at
Annapolis In 1888. 1t consists of a big
shad-belly coat OF biue broadcioth, lined
and trimmed with soft bucksk.n and orna-
mented with broad, fiat brass buttons:
buckskin wlistcoat and breeches. The size
OF the garments (Which are in a state Of
excellent preservation testify ID the big
stature OF the Father of his Country and
suggest that he had an eye 10 a line ap-
pearance in hts dress.
Mementoex Of jackson.
Not far from those Washington relics Ia
a collection OF mementoes OF Cen jack
son. At the foot OF hfe-size painting Of
"Old Hickory is folded his military coat
of blue. with brass buttons. lace TRIM
mines. high collar and gold epaulettes.
The garment was worn by him at the
battle OF New Orleans, January s. 1915
when with 2iO American militia he over
came the British troops Of seasoned regu-
lars 5.000 strong. Below the coat is his
case OF pistols. looking strong and ready
il they had been rubbed and oiled daily
since Jackson last fired them, at the foe.
They are stout hint-locks of large bore
and substantial grip. such as one might
fancy that a warrior OF Jacksons tenn
permanent would select.
Close at hand are two small fiint-lock
pistols taken from the British at New
Orleans. II the difference In size between
the British pistols and those Of Gen Jack
aon obtained as to all the other weapons
used by the British and the Americans.
IL is small wonder that Jackson defeated
the red-coats.
Not far away there is a sword which
was carried by Capt Seth Brett Thornton.
OF the Second dra goons, who struck the
first blow IN the Mexican war at Cassi,a
and who fell IN the last attack on the
City OF Mexico.
4 revolutionary Caufeen.
To so back bit. mention should be
made Of the old. seTvice-worn canteen car
ried through the revolution by John Paul.
ding. one 81 the three cap,ors OF Major
Andre. It is OF metal. with a cork stopple.
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Major Anderson was forced 20 haul I,
down. Near IL is the first Union flag
raised by citizens Of any Of ghe seeding
states after the firing or Sumter. /. was
raised IN New Orleans after the occupa-
uon of that city by Gen. Butler.
Here also may he seen the pair OF field
glasses used by Gen. Grant in the civil
war. They are we'll worn. the ridges %
the larger end being frayed by frequent
removal from their case Stirring scenes
those glasses have looked on WOald that
they might have been possessed OF kiaeto-
seopic powerSi There are other relies OF
Grant. notably his shoulder straps with
four stars. No such are worn now. They
are the straps of a fun general. The Of
fee is TWO grades above that held by Gen.
Miles, aud il now extinct. Not a relic OF
the war. but none the less interesting. Is
a beautiful sword presented 10 Gen. Grant.
The label informs one that 1t is a Toledo
blade. with guard of steel. ivory grip, steel
scabbard. ornamented In gold and enamel.
made in Toledo and presented 10 Gen.
Grant in 1873 by the Spanish repab.A.''
IincOln's Old suit.
In another case are the uniform. sword
and other regalia worn by Gen. Hancock.
The Superb" And not far away. unos-
tentatious as was their owner in his life
time. lies the old office suit worn by Pres
ident Lincoln 10 the day OF his death. IL
Is black; the buttons are well worn, par
ticularly around the edges. and 80 is thu
back OF the collar.
few steps away is an illustration of
the aptness Of the phrase. "a seething
horizontal rain OF bullets 1t is The stump
Of q tree three feet in diameter. cut off
five feet above the ground by bullets fired
during the battle OF Spottsylyania court
house. II stood inside the Confederate in
trenchments, near the courthouse, and was
cut down by musket balls during the at
tempt TO recapture the works previously
carried by the Second army corps OF the
army OF the Potomac.
There are many other relics Of the
American wars at the museum, but those
mentioned are perhaps the most notable.
There was formerly d museum OF war
relics in the ola war department building,
now occupied by branch OF the treasury
department. Two sets OF cannon at one
time belonging to that museum are now
exposed 10 public view. One Is at the
main entrance of the war, state and navy
building. and consists of two smooth bore
cannon brought TO this country ny Lafay-
cite to bark and bite for our freedom.
The other set was brought from England