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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19
Death of Mr.. Flow.

Mr. Flow, of the Jacksonham
ncighborhood, father in-law of
MIR John PIyler, died yesterday
morning, after u protracted ILL
ness Of consumption. He was
about 7G years of age and was a
quiet, pcaceable good citizen.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS
FOR COTTON WEIGHER.

L hereby announce myself a candi.
date for the position Of Cotton Weigh
er for Lancaster, at the election to be
held on the 2nd Tuesday in August
next, subject to such rules and regu-
!Ntions as the County Board of Com
missioners may prescribe for the gove
ernment of said election.
A. &. WILIIAMSON,
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Made a First Lieutenant

Mr. + Ross Tompkins, son of
Capt r f. Tompkins formerly
manager of the Halle gold mine
in this county, has been commis-
stoned first lieutenant in the
volunteer army of the L S. He
graduated from the Citadel in
1894 and went into the Second S.
Z. Regt., as a sergeant and was
first lieutenant when mustered
out. The State of yesterday says
Cf him:
ale is said to he a man of
courage n q tenacity. He is u
fine soldier and thorough tacti-
clan. He has a fondness for a
soldiers life and but for his ap-
pOintment would have gone into
the cavalry service as n private,
hoping to be promoted"
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Notice to Road 0VerSeerS.

A Lb Overseers Of the Pubic Roads
"a are hereby ordered to call out
their hands and work their respective
sections at once. BY order Of Board.
M &. gardner, Co. Sup'r.
l. J PERRY. Clerk.
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job Printing,

job Printing.
Law Briefs, Minutes, all kinds
of Blanks, Bill and Letter Heads,
Envelopes, and all kinds of Job
Printing done in the best style
and at lowest prices. Call at THE
LEDGER Office and see samples of
my work and get prices.
HUGH WILSON,
Abbeville, S. &.
Press and Banner Office.
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Cotton Weigher at Lancaster
IN the election to be held 2d Tuesday,
IN august next, subject to the rules,
etc, governing said election.
NJ. f.. JORDAN.
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors
of Il. NJ. Plyler, Deceased.

\ LII Persons indebted to the estate
"A OF p. M. Ply Ter, deceased will
come forwarh at once and make settle
ment with the undersigned. Persons
having claims against said estate will
present them, duly verified, to the
undersigned.
w. B PLYLER,
Geo. w PLYLER.
Executors
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Miss Fannie Floyd, daughter of
Adjutant General Floyd, who has
been visiting Miss Maroie Mellow,
returned to her home at Liberty
Hill Monday.
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hereby announce myself a candi
date for Cotton Weigher at Lancaster
at the election to he held on the Sth of
August, subjeCt To the rules aud Tegu-
lations governing the same.
w. IKE WILLIAMS
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Notice to the Surviving Soldiers

Notice to the Surviving Soldiers.
All surviving soldiers who
were in the service of the Confcd.
crate States or of this State in the
late war between the States are
requested to meet at their usual
places of meeting in each town.
ship, on Saturday, Goth day of
July, inst, at . o'clock p. m,
and elect by majority vote three
of their members or reputable
citizens to constitute and be
known as the township examining
Board of Pensions. And the
chairman of each Township Board
will meet at the court house on
the first Monday 9th day. of
August and elect four of their
members and regular practIcing
physician who will constitute the
County Examining Board of Pen>
sions to serve for the next ensuing
year. Respectfully,
w B BRUCE, Chr'm,
Co. Pension Board.
July 18th, 1899.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

INH T. PU . WILL TAKE notice
that the Registration Books will
be open AT the court house. for the
reg istrltiOn OF parties entitled 10 reg.
ister under the Constitution. on the
lst Monday in each month, until 80
days preceding e next general elec-
ton
w G. A PORTER.
Chairman Board Registration LC
Lancaster, SC
Dee 1898
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Miss Mamie CIyburn of Ian
caster, and Misses Matte and Ada
Clyburn of Kershaw, are visiting
friends at Rockingham, n. G.
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r. IL w EEKLY

Remember the date of the re-
union at Chester-July 26th anl
27th.
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W- Have you forgotten to
pay your subscription to Ledger ?
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= IL WEEKLY
Remember the date of the re-
union at Chester-July 26th and
27th.
Miss Mamie CIyburn of Ian
caster, and Misses Matte and Ada
Clyburn of Kershaw, are visiting
friends at Rockingham, n. 6.
Miss Fannie Floyd, daughter of ,
Adjutant General Floyd, who has
been visiting Miss Mar9ie Mellow,
returned to her home at Liberty
Hill Monday.
Crawford & Elliott have Il
change Of their advertisement in
tOduy's issue, Read it, for they
mean business, and don you for
get it. They are wide awake, .
hustling business men.
We learn that Nathancl Sweat /
house, on Mr. j X Plylcr's place
near the corner stone was burned |
together with his household eff |
fects last Monday night.
Mr. NJ j Green, one Of the
teachers enrolled in the Summer
School, we regret to learn is con-
fined Mt his home from sickness
and will probably not be able to
return before its session closes.
S 7 Howie hos been appointed
chief constable in Charleston in
Mr. Sellers place who succeeds
Mr. Bahr, resigned.
Work is progressing rapidly on
the new l. x T. river bridge, and
it is thought that within month
or six weeks trains will be cross
ing on it. The piers are all COM
pleted and the workmen are now
putting tEeir second span in place,
A rumor is current in Charles
ton that the O II & G. is to be
completed at an early day by
building from Charleston to Cam
den and completing the gap be.
tween Marion, n. &. and johnson
City, Tenn.
Rev and Mrs II b Pratt are on
visit to their daughter Mrs r f
Wylie. Mr. and Mrs Pratt have
for several years been engaged in
Missionary work among the Mex.
leans at Laredo, Texas, and are
making visits to their five children
in this State and in Virginia, New
York and Washington. They
will remain here for several weeks.
Ganson will sell out in short
time at the extremely low prices
he gives in his new ad. today.
That is what he wants to do-to
sell out his summer goods before
the season closes. Go at once to
his store as soon as You have read
his ad. and You'll find prices and
everything Just as represented
in his ad.
Miss Maria Mayer and her
niece, little Miss Corrinne Jones,
of IorkviIIe, are visiting relatives
at this place.
Notice TO the Surviving Soldiers.
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tee Pay your subscription to
LEDGER!
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Miss Maria Mayer and her
niece, little Miss Corrinne Jones,
of YorkviIIe, are visiting relatives
at this place.
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Doat Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
betic, full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, soc or sI. Cure guaraEl-
teed, Boolslet and simple free. Address
Sterling Remedy e. Chicago or New YorlN
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

We learn that Nathancl Sweat $
house, on Mr. j X Plylcr's place
near the corner stone was burned
together with his household eff
fects last Monday night.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19
Biggest Purchase Of Black HO.
Siery Ever Brought
to Lancaster.

Lot l2lO Pairs Ladies' Stainic-s
Black Hose, put up pairs in box, a
good ID ceuts stock ing, our price : cts.
Lot , 400 pairs Of a splendid Misses
Ribbed Hose at cents
Lot 3. 800 Pairs Mems Seamless
Black half II se, l0.cent kind, 5 cents
Lot 500 pairs Ladies' full length
Black Hose, cents
You don't wan. to miss these.
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Her e'S To You.

Her els To You.
1900 yards Baby" Prints at 3 cents,
> cents goods.
Sea Island Percales, fancy Stripes
and Plaids, SO inches wide. IO.ccnt
goods, only ; cents
1900 yards d uhle warp Satin Finish
Duck, correct patterns, 10 cents every
where our price ) cents
Only 100 yards left of that 2O-cent
Sheer India Linen we sell YOU ut crs
A huge pile OF Organdie Remnants,
to 10 yard pieces, at |! cents.
Best h0svuitO Ne, cents
Sea Island HomesI un, good. for 3 cts
Are These Notions Cheap
Enough ?
3 cakes But ermi k Soap for cents.
Na>eline per bottle 3 cents.
IL good Cedar teucils, 4 cents.
IL balls Sewing Thread cents.
Best 10 cent quality of white Pearl
Buttons. 4 cents per dozen.
Supertine Noe Paper, "a sheets and
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"A SURE ENOUGH CHEAP SALE
FOR THE MONEY
AT THESE PRICES

We mean busness! Going to make changes
i'm our store. Fntre stock mu~t CO. Bargains
that will make the closest fist let go the Dollar.
ShreWd cash buyers LOOK at this. The sooner
you get here the better you'Il fare, No,'ll find
every thing we print at prices quoted, and hum
dreds of bargains just az good not quoted here
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What stops Neuralgia, j.. Miles, Pain pills.
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Mr. NJ j Green, one Of the
teachers enrolled in the Summer
School, we regret to learn is con-
fined at his home from sickness
and will probably not be able tc
return before its session closes.
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A rumor is current in Charles
ton that the O II & G. is to be
completed at an early day by
building from Charleston to Cam
den and completing the gap be,
tween Marion, N. &. and johnson
City, Tenn.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

S T Howie hos been appointed
chief constable in Charleston in
Mr. Sellers place who succeeds
Mr. Bahr, resigned.
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Work is progressing rapidly on
the new l. & & river bridge, and
it is thought that within month
or six weeks trains will be cross
ing on it. The piers are all COM
pleted and the workmen are now
putting tEeir second span in place,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

Tho following extract from a letter from
johannesburg dated Oct. q. two days before
tha presentation OF the ultimatum by the
Trannsvaal Government % tho British rrrre-
sentative at Pretoria. In oi considerable inter-
est for the light II throws on the strength OF
the Boer forces. which has puzzled tho British
military authorities and 10 causing them much
d!slu,et at the present time. The writer
says:
The burgher forces OF both the Tranayaal
and the FREQ state have been called OUT, and
there ar" now fully thirty thousand OF the Re-
publics forces on the border within rllo shot
~ the imperial troops. As | write this my
Mauser rifle cnrbine and hundred rounds OF
ammunition lie beside me-. md nv Tomorrow |
shall le on my way TO JON the OF hers and ~ ke
n pIow Tor he Eepullc. ol. Blake has Ie't with
n force OF 100 men, Irish aud American IRISH
men. help in the strugg = Alr-ady III i'm.
p"riAl troops have beer drawn back about ten
mills. and am much inclined to think thai
ten days from now the Republican iurceS nm
'sS this government receives ITO assurance o.
i,1 ibm In tmSSernmen, that n" more troops
lock and make dash for Mia.
Not Ia { he burth"rS hayeHIvet been called
up. AMI even now he Young colonial farmers
from the Cape toOny are coming into The
Tor the front. So Chnm herlain has got a big Ter
yse iron" hse not ."S mucH d""E Of n. er
,ane ,io'nnY ana the Orange Free State
WI rise IKE Que man. ] have discontinued
hu mess and nm now rea " to do hKhling
ins,end. Fully n thousand Erit hers. AnIerl-
cans aud m n OF other nntlouatirs have taken
W arms for tho TrdESvaal hesldes the Irish,
and n return have been granted fun hurgh-r
rights on III" spot can manage IL | will
send you no'es from the ront,"
II VIII De seen from the foregoing that the
forccb OF the two r-pu dies have been under
estimated, and hat part from the Colon ais
who have 10 ned them they are little short of
sixty Thousand men well armci aud. "a the
news from Ladysmith shows, furnished with
artillery greatly sup"r Tor to what was griernlly
believed, aud much better served than was
expected. Though the expectation that the
Cape Colony Dutch wou d rise like one man
has not been realized. II Is an important fact
that the young farmers have ne~n fiocking to
the Boer standard In large mum bers
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ATTACK ON vkSEzi ELAN FORT.
Government Troops Assail the Rebel Post.
ton at Puerto CnbeIio.

SrsoaI cibi. Denote, 10 Tar Sew.
CARACAS, Venezuela. Nov. 1.-THE attack by
land and sea on Puerto Cahello. the port held
by Gen. Paroles. tsGan this morning. Govern
mcnt troops were Ian led in the heart OF the
city in the rear OF Psredass bnrrlcadss while
the wnrshps bonn bn rded the forts
All communication with Puerto Cabelio 10
cut or
WASHINGTON. Nov 1.-THE Govern ment has
received a despatch from Franz b. LOOMS.
United staes Minister at Caracas. and two
dispatches from Capt H-mphill Of the cruiser
Detroit. In regard to the situation nj Puerto
Caheilo. Venezuela, rho port town which
len; CG1'r .s, tho vGt9I9gs rGyolui"n.y
Paroles. an adherent OF the lat" Andrne
Goysrnmsnt. will surrender the place. Tho
Sthte Department " ~ not give out the text OF
stood that Mr. Looms is deVotinc h m.aif to
knowledge the authority Of Castro.
IL - SAID that the extent ~ the Interference
by the United states has not heen deternirr |
Ioomis will confn. his efforts TO p-rsuading
Pafedes to surr.ndrr or retire. and u ,unsuc.
he will corrr" h 3 hon bardment to the iortin
cations which shelter Paredes'. force. In
This afternoon. Tn" remnant OF Andradc's
army, is on an island to the town OF Puerto
The kilograms from Capt Hemphiil were
both received yesterday. and are as follows:
Ia GuAYRA. Nov. lO-,Drtroit sailed for
Tomorrow, Nov. 10. with and aud sea forces.
Has notified al legations Foreign warships
PUERTO CABELLo. Nov. 10. - Detroit lar
Tiysd,,, Situation will remain unchanged till
Ths Government will probably act IN con.
junction with other foreign Governments
which have Warshib' A. ru.ri" cnhcl'9 70 pre-.
fiona law 5 distinctly opposed to tho bonn.
bardment OF an oren town.
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MINE o1NER DRroeLD nv DhNpER.
Hires a Special Train to Pursue tho Mas
lie Suspects Of It.

DENVER. Col. Nov. 11.-Awaking at midnight
last niSht after dragged sleep o. ID. Bryan.
mine owner and promoter. found that he had
been robbed Of valuable papers. His railway
pass and money we're also stolen and his rs
sUciate In business had disappeared.
Mr.. Bryan received an anonymous warning on
last Monday that II he came to Denver
TO dispose OF his mining property he would be
dragged and robbed He paid no attention to
the warning. on Thursday morning u was
arranged in Denver that he should take the
Rio Grande southborn' train ut y 10 A. NJ At
mtln Yht hs found himself IN the situation
Just described lie rushed to the station and
made request for n special train. Hts nnrt-
ner he neisyed. had taken the train on which
Bryan had intended T. 20
Bryan : check which he offered in payment for
the special train was guaranteed by the Gen.
era Passenger Agent. To-day nothing can be
learned of Brynn's Whereabouts or that o. tho
man whom no Is pursuing, Dryan'e property
near ShRuacha hal heen sod TO Philadelphia
nnl leott. Wis. men. IN conditi OF a. favor
shle report. The nrice was ShO.OOO nis as
eocinte in max ing the deal. Bryan save. was 7.
u, Woods NJ the WOODS Investment Company.
Ihis contrary In most extensive holder OF
Cripple Greek property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
A'LEAS SAYS HE n DIST Il SEQ.
II IL Not for Himself but for Hts Follower
and Those of Jonos.

CINCINNATI. Nov ll.-John Il. Mclean.
Democracy's Defeated candidate for Governor
Of Ohio. to-day gave out the following signed
statement:
Il ar, not di.heart.ned. hut 7 am distressed
Not distressed for Mclean He Ia only one
man in the hEht. That's nothing. hut ! nm
distressed for the mon, the splendid
fellows who voted the Democratic Ticket
honest men. men OF principle. men, who knew
nothing beyond love 81 what our fathers had
left us-nn honest Governmental Rsruhlic. I
am DISTRESSED Tor the men OF labor. who could
have welded such potent iniiuenc--a d-cil-
ing one J refer TO those who cast many
woes for Mr.. Jones.
IL have naught to say agaInst Mr.. Jones
now thar tho thing IL over. hut ! think his
movement was misd ir-cted one. and II
he could have been e'ectrd II would have
been a fruit'ess one With n Democratic
victory. Democratic Executive. much could
hnv" been done. ] believe. to bring around
better s,atr Of feeling between cari'al and
llrhor. rich and poor, str 'ng and helpless,
That opportunity hh. not been given. | hone
| am wrong and that the victorious Marty
Is right. hope that my Tears are ground ess.
lu' what has h-en sad hy ID mocratlc sneak
er. before tn" election. car not possibly lie
withdrawn now. Opporunities nave passed
away. but opin IL ms are tho same"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Few Days Brew
of Deadly
Uric Acid.

In a fow days you brew enough uric acid In
your own body to produce death.
Your kidneys are your only salvation.
They nlter out thi. deadly poison.
SO. when your kidneys are sick you can I'M
derstand how quickly your entire body Ia
affected. and how every organ seems to fail to
do its duty
They are all being slowly poisoned.
Uric acid poison irritat.s tho nerves. and
causes rheumatic pains IN Joints. m usoles and
limbs hea lache. backach-. stomach aud liver
trouble. shortn-ss Of breath. heart trouble.
dzzlness, nervousness. irrItability. lassitude.
loss Of ambtion. weak ness and wasting away
Red brick dust and similar scd ments in the
urine are also caused by various salts OF uric
acid.
The cure for these troubles IL DR.. Kllmer's
Swamp Root. the great kidney remedy.
1t instantly relieves the oongested, over
worked kidneys. and gradually brings them
back to health.
Healthy kidneys keep down tho sIceSs NJ
uric aci. and you soon feel the benefit In new
health and strength.
swamp Root should at once be taken upon
the least sign OF i-health. 1t will make you
well aud IL for sale tho world over In bottles OF
two sizes and two prices. flfty-cent and one
dollar.
Swamp Root 10 used In the leading hospitals;
prescribed by skiliful physicians In their pri-
yat- practice and IL taken by doctors them
selves who hav" ki iney ailments. because they
recognize In It the greatest and mOat success
full remedy for kidney and bladder troubles
To prove its wonderful efficacy. send your
name and address 10 DIR, Kilmer 4 Co. Bpg-
hamton. N. y. mentioning this paper. when
You will receive. free OF charge. n sample bottle
OF swamp Root and n valuable book. by mail.
prepaid. This book contains many OF the
thousands upon thousands OF testimonial
letters received from men and women cured.
ADJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Lockout Caused by Demands Of Union
Labor.

CHICAGO. Nov 1l.-At noon to-day more than
300 sheet metal workers were forced to quit
work as a result Of action taken a few days
ago by the Sheet Metal Nanufnc'urers'
Association. Up to noon to-day fourteen
firms. including some OF the largest
In Chicago. had notified their men that they
union. which the en- ployers regarded as unjust.
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KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICtSs.
Must stand soIidi, Together now, Says Post
master wilson.


Postmaster Francis II. Wilson and Assistant
Postmaster Taylor Of brooklyn were tho only
prominent Republicans In that borough who
were not in harmony with the regular mana
gers during the late campaign. and there Is
much criticism over their attitude Of indlffor-
ence toward soine Of the party candidates.
Now. however. that the election Is over and tho
momentous Presidential battle impending.
they will discontinue their factional strife and
work in concert with the fairly chosen mana;
gers o. the party. Mr.. Wilson. who returned
IRON Washington yesterday. had this to say:
We are approaching n very important elec-
ton. In which great interests are involved. Ii
Is the duty OF every Republican in this county
10 forget the fact onal differences which have
prevailed here. and put his shoulder to the
wheel to give President Mckinley a rousing
majority IN his county next year. E>erythins
should be suhorilnated to that end. TIL" re-
cen, elections have demonstrated that Presi-
dent Mckinley will be elected by a larger
popular and elec,orn vote than he wa. In
l~!N ltrusl that the Kings county Republicans
will get together and do all they can toward
bringing such a result about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
INVESTIGATING 4 BrRIAL-
White Plains Board of Health Objects to
an Interment in n Church Yard.

WHITE PLAINS, y. u. Nov. 1.-THE body Of
Mrs. Ruth Ravens Prime was buried
yesterday In the yard OF tho First
Presbyterian Church. contrary. 1t 10 said. to a
village ordinance prohibiting buria!s there. DR..
G. II. Magness. the President OF the Board OF
Health. said Tonight that the Board had begun
an Investigation. He said he was surprised at
the action OF Mira. Primes sous In causing the
burial The body, he added, would certainly
DO taken no.
The village President declined to discuss The
sub Get. ou' said It would receive attention at
the meeting Of the Board OF Trustees II a com
Paint shou 4 be made.
Mr.. Prime. sons are lawyers OF reputation.
and II is supposed they vi at h. proper limo
present n legal claim to tho risht to make an
interment In the churchyard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
NO sHIPYARD CONSOLIDATION.
President Scott of tho Union Iron Works
Knows Nothing of the Plan.


SAN Francisco. Nov. 1l.-Irvlng N. Scott.
president OF tho Union Iron Works Company.
said to-day regarding the Story sent East
to the effect that his company had
been absorbed by an Eastern shipbuiId-
ing syndicate. that IN" absorption must
have been performed without consult ng
him The story OF absorption was that a syn
dictate headed nv the Seligmans = seeking to
obtain the ownership OF the leading ship
building concerns q the United STATES with
II view to controlling the construct ion OF
naval and merchant vessels. and TINT
this syndicat" has practically succeeded
In combininR the shIpyards Of CIanlp, 4 Sons
AZ Pha erhIa. c. p. HUNTINGTON at Newport
News thC Co umb'a Iron Works ~ baltimore
The, Bath Iron Works andt Union IronW
OF tn " city.
al that have heard NJ tho reported PRO.
lee explained Mr. Scott was con aimed in
telegram from Nav York. rec-lve Two DAYS
hgo saving that such n consolr intiOn had been
suggested No details were gwen. nor wns
any direct proposal made TO take In the Union
Iron Works. Ny Impression is that some pro-
moterS are at work"