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A number of gentlemen in Philadelphia intend
to present sword to Captain Scott. wounded in
the late riots. The sword is manufactured, and
cost $3.50:


The grip. hilt nd guard are of gold beautifully
modelled and skifully worked. The body of the
scabbard is silver, heavily plated with gold, and
the button and ornamental plates the middle top
and bottom, of pure gold, richly and tastefuIIy
wrought. On the middle plate or band of the
scabbard, is the following inscription: oPresen;ed
to Captain Robert K. Scott, by his felow.ci,izens.
as testimonial Of his sgalIantry in defending thcir
rights. and sustaining the supremacy of the laws,
on the night of the 7h of July, 1884," On the
guard is a raised device, enclosing the arms fthe
State, with the motto, "Pro Lege ct Libetate'-
For Law and Liberty" A handsome belt and
body plate to accompany the swor'. arc in course
of preparation. When these are finished, which
will probably be in a few days, the sword will be
formally presented. with appropriate ceremonies.
No man deserves the rich present intended for
him better than Capt. Scott.


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