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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20

! Tur "SALvArioN AENr."-The advance guard
Of the Salvation Army" arrived in New York
from Lonlon On Wednesday Of last week IL
consist. of"ticn" g. :. Raii;on and seven female,
Who rank a. "eapiain,' and "lieutsnan,.." The
costume q the latter consists Of loose patrol
cloak. trimmed with rel bearing on the cellar the
letter - worked in gold on the collar Of the
captain AMI in red On those Of the lieu,enant..
| Ah'u; their hats are rel bands. on which the
words The Salvation Army are inscribed in gil,
letters. They carry banner. having a red ground
anl blue border. in one corner Of which /. n small
American flag. while ia the centre is q sun bear
| in; the words. BLOOD and Fire"
Aeeo'iin. 10 the New York papers. the Amer.
can wing Of the Salvation Army has come TO this
country for the Profsssed purpose efrouiins satan
AMI hi followers. who are supposed to have many
firongholls here. The present. organization /. the
| ou'srowih Of the efforts Of Rev. Vim. Il. Booth, n
Methodist minister begun fourteen years ago in
tie street. Of London. lie was appalled, by what
he calls "Heaihen England" and determined 70
| do somsihing for the regeneration Of the lower
classes. whom the ssr;s Of the laborers for Christ
| Ia the churches did not seem 10 reach. lie was
al led by his wife. ami their earnest efforts soon
gathered about them little band VI workers, Who
vent steadily ahead in the course marked gu, By
t"'f leAieI' lAeE organized thsmteiEes a. an
| army. Mr.. Bosih taking the rank Of general. and
/ being assisted BY sub. commanders. Iiegt.asnt..
&c. They went forth 70 conquer. and we're vie
iorious in nearly all their campaigns.
Their worked progressed steadily. their ranks
were SLED up with volunteer aud At the close q
la.i year they bad snlistei I22 corps. which were
| commanded by 49, officers. The work IL /.
claimed. il in no way sec,ariAn although, a. o. de-
vo'ion and principles Il conforms nearly to
those of the early Methodi,t,. The services
consist Ola relation IL experiences. There are no
preachers. bu; each convert is called upon 70 tell
BIZ own experience. Their songs consist Of new
words arranged for come o. the most stirring %
the popular tunes ancient and msdsrn.
The army commenced operations In Nsw
York city on Sunday last, visiting saloons barber
shops. and talking With persons whom they met
On tho street. They we're treated eivilly bu, me,
with very poor success.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20
Valuable Farms and other Prop.
erty Tor Sale.

OK FARMS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, for
ECsals cheap. and on easy terms from six -
20 eighteen miles from Baliimors city con- -
tanning from IS 10 800 ACRES.
ALSO. Q number Of beautiful country rssiden-
eos, cottages, 4e., at great bargains.
Applyto n. L. BOWEN,
No. : smsdley Row,
fsb.s.-G TovsOntoun, Nd.
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Tnomas j. Hunter. Attorney at Law,
Towsontovn, Nd.
T,RUSTEE's SALE
SEVERAL TRACTS or LAND NEAR HERE.
FORD, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court 70,
baltimore county. passed in a cause in said a,
"a Court wherein John Edward Bacon IL
r. complainant and Joseph Z. Rowe
aud sarah A. Rowe are defendants, the under.
signed. Trustee. will offer for sale By Public Aue.
ton, at the front door Of the Court House in Tow.
sontown, on
.TIe.day. Aprii 9th. 1850.
at u o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT or LAND NEAR HERE.
FORD. BALTIMORE COUNTY, AND
CONTAINING % ACRES. ; ROODS AND
- PERcHES.
This tract IL improved by n SMALL HOUSE.
Stable and necessary outbuildings. There 10 also
. MILL SITE on this tract on which there va.
formerly erected . powder mill
Also, all those four other tracts or parts OF
tract, Of land lying contiguous to- or supposed 70
lie contiguous 10 each other the first containing
20 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS;
the second containing
10 ACRES AND ROOD OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS;
10 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LRss;
the fourth containing
5AcREs AND ROOD OF LAND, MORE
or LESS.
The improvements on these tracts consist Of q
small TwO-STOkY FRAME HOUSE and the
usual outbuildings.
Also. the undivided mois,y In two other small
tracts containing in the aggregate
- ACRES AND ROOD. MORE OR LESS.
The above lands being all the lands mentioned In
\ Mortgage from Joseph Z. Rowe and wife 20
Elisha Green. and recorded among the Mortgage
Records Of Baltimore county In Libcr +. II. A.,
No. 81, folio $40, 4c.
The property will be offered for sale a. whole,
and u not sold will be offered in three parcels.
THE TERMS or SALE as prescribed By the
decree are-0ne-third Cash, one third In six
months and the balance In twelve months from
day Of sale. the credit payments to bear intsres,
from day Of sale and 10 be secured 10 the satisfae
tion Of the undsrsigned, or all cash at the pur.
ehasers option.
Ies- cash depo.i, Of $4,000 will be required
on the day Of sale.
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Trustee.
JAMES w. OwINGs, Auetioneer.
March l3.-ts.
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NisrH DisrHicr. March 18th. 1850.
usssrs. Editors Has NJ. Ensor any control
ever the appointment u Census Enum.ratorsg
am infornsi be has promised many in the county.
Is u only one % his slsetionssring lodges FOR the
primariesf L.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20

Josh BilIags' Almanac s.ysi .Ahout thi.
time hoax cot fer cold weather." Aad u should
have addsd Keep Dr.. Balls cosgh syrup 10
readinsss.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20

By virtue Of the power and authority contained
in the Mortgage Deed executed by Charles ~.
Z. H. Mann and wife to Joseph s
r. j. Lewis Of Chester county. in the
state Of Pcnnsy, bearing date on or About
th" ~ lay II April. 4. u. 1869. and recorded
among; The Mortgage Record. " baltimore county
in i.ib"r J.. H. A.. No. ~. folio $50. &e the un
dersiensl. named therein rs Attorney, will offer
at PtHLIc SANE. on the PREMISES. on
Saturday. The iOh day ot iDrH net. (lssOl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20
D. q. McIntosh. Atinr
y u ssECITItOslI NIIuThc!, IOWt0ntOWn.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
&c VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IN.
essSE PROVED FARM. -
- Is BALTIMORE COUNTY. -

By virtue of power contained in n Mortgage
from Chrlstot hotter and wife 90 the Shrewsbury
savings Institution dated the 9Th Of October,
IS,S' and recorded among the Mortgage Records
Of baltimore county. in I.iber J. b.. No. So folio
I"S. de.. the undersigned. as Attorney named in
SAID Mortgage. will sell a, Partition. on the North.
ern Ccnt'al Railway. at public auction, on
Saturday, 2oh day of March. 1850,
a; o'clock =. NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT AND PARCEL OF LAND,
described in the Mortgage aforesaid, and contain.
ing
1876 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
shnstc IN Baltimore county. about q mies from
Partition. lying on both sides Of the county road,
No" in possession Of Jacob Gettle. and called the
"Ic,ilc Farm"
Ihi' - one Of the best farms in the 9Th Dis.
irct II has been highly MANFRED and heavily
hmed' u now IN high cultivation. under good
fencing. capital young Orchard. well watered and
has about 20 Acres OF fencing timber.
Improvement. consist Of comfortable
TWo-STORl DWELLING,
large Barn. nearly new Siabling. Sheds. Dairy,
&c. and fine Spring Of water in the yard
TERMS OF SALE Cash, aud the balance
IN and II months. with interest, or all cash, At
purchaser option.
b. G. MCINTOSH,
Attorney named in Mortgage.
-" ALSO. u, same time and place will ~
be sold 253 ACRES or LAND, most -
OF which is in TIMBER, formerly owned
by ChFisiof koisr and recently purchased 6y the
Shrewsbury Savings Institution. Said tract has
been laid OF IN four separate parcels all In Bal,i.
more county. fronting on the Baltimore and York
town Turnpike Road aud about two miles north
Of Partition.
TRACT No. i.-COntains about IS ACRES.
ailoinlng lands Of Jno. c. Little on the south.
TRACT No. 2-COntains about G5 ACRES, adj
joining tract No. I.
TRACT No. 3-con;aining about co ACRES,
adjoining No. ..
TRACT No. I-Containing about 80 ACRES.
adjoining No .. On the south and John Mccub-
bin and Keller Downs on the north, all Of which
"iii be more fully represented by plat exhibited
Mt day Of sale.
TERMS easy, and made known on day Of sale
By JAMES GERRY and
GEORGE =. EvERHART.
=, For THE Shrewsbury Savings Institution"
March 6.-ts
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A Celebrated Ducking shore ..s
Farm at Private sale.

rINnE Farm known as BR0ADBHLr.s. alta.
Il ted on Back River. abou; miles from Ri
tImsr.: nov Owned By John 7. Ensor, 10 -
u offered at private sale. II contains
IL Abou, $50 ACRES of excellent lana -
lately been heavily lined aad has hns nEftr
improvements upon u.
This place u noted as one Of the beat DICK.
ING SHORES In the country and will BE- sola :
bargain. Apply al this oihes OF 10
c. n. PAIRO,
Golden Ring Hotel Phila. Roaa.
Who win show the property, or address Ros,s.a.
p. o., Baltimore eounty, Nd. (N0v. nj
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New Advertisements.

WANTED...An energetic foreman for INV
w farm. Apply to
JOSHUA NJ. MATTHEWS.
March 2O.-IO Dulanv'. W..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20

SEVENTH DISTRICT. BALTIMORE cOuN.
Tl. MD. SITt ATED % MILES FROM
WHITE HALL STATION. AND a
MILES FROM PARTITION STA
TON on THE NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
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D. G. Mcintosh. Attorney, Tow,on,own.
MORTGAGEE's SALE
AVA or
A fARMIN THE SEVENTH DISTRICT. BAL.
TIMoRE COUNTY.

By virtue Of the power contained in q Mort.
sag from Chri'toi kol,er and wife TO Henry
hoier' dated the 18th October. 1878. and record
Ell among the Mortgage Records Of Bali. -
~ more county in Liber J. b.. No. SO, -
r. folio IA. &C.. the undersigned, a.
Trustee i,, and Attorney named in said Mortgage,
srn Central Railway. on
Saturday. the 2Oh day Of March, IssO.
att o'clock +. NJ,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND IN BAITI.
MORE COUNTY,
situate and lying on the county road, abou, half
containing
los ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
and formerly belonging TO the trust estate Of
Of land in said Mortgage.
Ihe Improvements consist Of \ small two-story
FRAME DWELLING.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ons- half Cash, balance In
'ix months. or all cash at purchasers option.
ID. q. MCINTOSH,
=, Trustee and Attorney named Ia Mortgage.
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at II o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT Lot. PIECE OR PARCEL



OF LAND.
lying and being in Towsontown. Baltimore eoun.
~. MI. a; the southsut corner Of Chesapeake
aud Washington avenues. binding about I62 feet
on the south side 81 Chesapeake avenue, about $50
feet IN the east .le Of Washington avenue and
about u: feet On Su'qushanna avenue. aud par.
iieuiariy described in said Deed Of Mortgage.
With all the
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
and 7ihsrthe appurisnanccs thereto beion with
the right o. the nse of the SPRING, PUMP
HOUSE. 4C.. appurtsrant TO said property, and
of c"nluciing the water from said Spring 10 the
Smriey House.
The Improvements consist ola
LARGE STONE HOTEL. KNOWN AS THE
"SMEDLEY HOUSE"
three stories high. with basement nssriy above
ground. being about 90 feet by % feet. with up
wards of - rooms above basement large and
convenient
STABLE AND CARRIAGEAIOTSE.
and other ouibuildings The property is too we'll
known {" require further description.
THE TERMS ARE CASH as prescribed in
the Mortgage.
Ed- For further particulars. u. II. EMORY,
Smeilsy Row. or u c. II. EMORY. No. q 81,
Paul street. Baltimore. Attorneys at Law, are re-.
feTfed 90.
ENOs sMEDLEY,
Attorney named in the Mortgage Deed.
March 2O.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20
Real Estate Sales.
r. r. Boarman, Attorney, Tow,ontown, Md.
DUBLIC SALE

500 ACRES OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED ON THE BALTIMORE AND
JERUSALEM TURNPIKE, s MILES
FROM CITY OF BALTIMORE
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Sales of Property.
s. Parker Bosley, Attorney at Law, Tow
sontown, Nd.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE

A VALUABLE DAIRY PARM. PARTLY IN
BALTIMORE AND PARTLY IL HAIR
FORD COUNTY.
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OUR LAST SPECIALITY!
inc Twist or Natural dat Tobacco. only 3; m
IS cents per pound.

cc- We respectfully solicit all BALTIMORE
COUNTY TRADE. knowing NO can give them
BARGAINS in everything in our line.
March 20. SOY.
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rT,RUSTEE's SALE

Thomas J. Hunter. Attorney ct Law,
Towsontovn, Nd.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

James II. Gable. Attorney, u St. Paul Street.
Baltimore.
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MORTGAGES SALE

John T. Ensor. Attorney at Law, TOwsOp,owp,
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rI,RUSTEE'S SALE

WILLIAM $. KEEcH. Attorney at Law, Tow
sOntswn.
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SMOKING TOBACCO. Irregular price 10 cts. Per
bag.) WE GIVE BAGS For y CTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
4 STOHY OF DH. H1UES.

In Dr. Primes lecture on Pulpit Wit, an abstract
of which was given Oh Wednesday. an allusion Is
mad, 10 the late DR.. HAYES. Of Hartford who
thought Rocky Hill pastor was not quite se'late
enough. DR.. Hawes was a very dignlhed man IN
tho mint and WAS not commonly given To face
lions remarks when mingling with his ioilOw-clu-
zcns but he hal some SENSE OF humor. and once III a
while permitted himself to taHe worldly we" OF
o,in,rs On an. occa zion after he had had an I'M
nieasaut interview with "a doctor of divinity who
survives him. and VINO is well known IN Connect
cnt he repaired to the ONCE al friend. much
vonnVer than himself and not one OF his own nOck.
and said Henry. man came 10 my house tins
mnrninp and IN my own study, under my own
roof told me that | hadn't preached the Gospel Tor
tIirtv years WHAT do YOU think OF i'll
Wb1 MAS the man y Dr Halves named HIM,
and went on repeating the scene which took place
and descrlblng his indignation which he had man
a Ird Ia control and finally asked What would
Won have done Henry = We'll, doctor, If 1t mad
been INV case should nave kicked hun out of
doorsW DR.. lIawos locked ut his friend III blank
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orron,s s,ped by the principal chief and secretary

| warrants issued by the principal c""i """ ''''
They are an inieieent Industrious people
who i've by the honest Iuts OF 9o o e dcveopmelt
| of their lands ard the conYeniences "a ' mnn
n9"es Ia 'nSf Sbty and it doubtful
IL their rapid progress from state OF VIVA IN
TINT of ciyi Zaton aud enlightenment has any paao 20,
the history OF the world What required 300 yeaIs d
the Briions TO accomplish In this direction they nave
| compllshed In 100 years
To this people. when they were removed by force
from their homes in Georgia forty years ago. 'no
United States Government gave seven million acres
of land in tho Indian Territory by one OF Tue mos
solemn treaties words have ever framed. vi LUIS
treaty the Department of the Interior, only 30 iar
back "a 1870. said "The ChcTokees ana the other
civilized Indian nations mold lands in perpetuity oy
titles defined by the Supreme Court of the land
The United States agreed to possess the
Chcrokees and to guarantee it to them
forever The inducement 10 the
bargain act forth in the treaty was the ANXIOUS ue
sire of the Government OF the Unltod states tOs
cure to the Cherokee nation OF INDIANS va
home, and which shall under the most soi'nIn
guarantee of the United states he ana remain snoiH
forever-a hoIne that shall never IN al utnIe 'ihc
be embarrassed by having extended aronnu II tLo
lines or placed over il the urisdctlO of territory
or State or be pressed upen by the extension ID any
way OF the limits OF any existing STATE: ~ h'9ui'
them OF then title patent Tor the IeHtoiy ""S 10
su d." ,: hd
I}nt IN 1876 the department. of the Interior had
already brought itself to say that Giiafs IN .ho IN
dian Territory having become " complicate1 anu
embarrassing, the question is directly rMscu
whe her an extensive section OF country
is to be allowed to remain for an IN IN
definite period practically an unCultlvaten
waste or whether the Government Shall determine
TO reduce the sze Of the reservation" here iour
wears ago. were foreshadowed the policy and INC
movement VIII ch have taken shape to-day III t me
attempts of Adventures To found colonies on INC
Cherokee's lands and in tho attempts OF railroad
monoposts to secure by legislation the opening UP
of the Territory. -.
tiOn:D they do not come under the head OF rhst-
oricr WHAT avaIls steady Improvement" parent,
heroic though II be, against the "hopeIessness Oh
the position OF q race helpless against Buch COM
bInat'ous and presidents as these 1t woud De
utterly hopeless except for the fact that al last
the attention OF the American people ls DolhS
awakened 10 the trIe position of the matter anu
morris of the ease. The American Nation does not
care for rhetoric and IL not gwen TO senti-
mentaIizing. But il does believe IN FAR pay
and means tnat every man IN THIS continent hiail
have II. H. H.
Nov %, 1850.
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# ia told that at a little dinner patty given

I'm London Dy OF the lrlsh members nave
town residence, there present parish priest IN
important among the electors, whom honorable
member was Car ful to Invite TO dinner Goose ap-
nearing due cOurrc, some one asked the reverend nd
resnmably learned father What was Latin for goose
The good man hestatug the host Jealous for his scO
arsIlp, wbisp red IN her ear, " ahser" Tie rcve end
man gh pOrteDtOusy red la tho face aud hdgeted in
his aIr but made her sign. Ihe wcll1hton.iOhed
host repeated emphatic whisper :" anser anser"
WbercIpOn tie reverend father, tuning upon nm IN
upcon trolIed wrath, rOared Answer YOURSELF sOirF
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AT IT AGAIN.--" Pa DEAR" cried his youth
mi son ana r ptssed his plate fcru thIrd holp
lng of pud ing now Is u that tue summer ms year hs
gone quickly 7" Pa " thought his hardest lhcn ne
excl lined ruinphanty, I've got II Yny, Peter, De-
cause Il is summary pi Ucecdng. Not 50 Dad-Iof
YOU" the youthful son ami ner But tnars not the
,U.yer THIS summer has gone quickly because,
don't you see there been often an evening mist
Pcte-'s ia dried up. Judy.
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Sales On Autllon.

H. COTTON, Auctioneer-Last clearng-Out
i ~ al the ch furniture OF Messrs Warren Ward
Il o.. her warcrOOms. spring aud CrOsDy-st.
on TU, SDAI DECEMBER T. N a O'CLOCK
viii abDut $50 ell chamber IN
rosewood. back walnut AID mahogany about loo
cottage chamber fuIniture silebOa lis,
tables chipnlefs desks chairs plror SUITS
&c Cata the place Of sale and also NJ the
hoous o0G broadway.
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asionIshmcnt for second, as II he were oseI-
yvhcImed Inv the buntness OF the remark, ana men,
his face lighting up little, quietly reloihed
" Henry | wish YOU had been theIeF
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! nRIVER or PORTER-By 4 young man, 23
years age large. strong. healthy ar iDGCstr'nsj
can furnish Guy references will FOR moderate
wages permanent situation Please cal or adaress E
| a tg Nor
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5lInaIlons Udnfeo-t tld!es


WLLEt lux or We 5e d siis,rp
ngeT-posO for which he ia qut fed by aptitude
experience isa good taker ana witef ana ha .eSt
PACKER. BOOntOn Y. j.
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GeIp uanteO

4 DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. Less 3r1alway cor. Thirty
st. or et2 ~ixth.ayo. bet Forty seventh md rOry
3Os West twenty tn!id4t, Eighutavo NJ
81 East FOuItcenthst corner Unions 800 Third
rortY-sevouth It. At The AKL NJ OFFICES. 40
IO0I AMI 21SI lhrllye, cor Onehundrel andtw, nty.
fourih ST. tarcm savings Bank Building, 10 at
regular Oilct rates
AN INTELLIGENT MAN wanted 10 take
~ orders To- beautiful Holiday Book ANY active
maze tlO per day capital required - o. Apply
g. W. CAKLEioN - co, rHblsh'rs Madison square
WANTED by an importing house, an
w entry clerk. Address In handwriting. giving
salary expected and references Box 22-9 NewNorA o.
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1 fumIn is desired by Dane. az 30 as been s'acAp
foi macy years bat would prefer lo'uon ashore -
fJr lirrate hrstclass
ference an or a,idr ess T. A. W. 24a Van 8uren.st
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Gralee nno (eaoers.
fost an0 toun0.

OST-Dccember /, on 3D. we. hOrse-car,
j a book with "O.d Crn,lem"ns Unsccjauan Home"
printed on to cover Ic.l reward paid for It's return 10
the Home Tooth 81. and Not-aye
, 1880-08-24
October Too Cold a Month for such a
neMNikfrni ilOil.

ID The Edfsar u Tho Ghtcaao 1rituns.
CHtcAt,o, A1,g. .s.-IhlcnGo has now iln, q IT.
tla experience In entertaining II lnrRr crt,wtl.
muny being from distant points and never llav-
ln4 visited o,tr city bcfurc. Lust week being /.
holiday week, ns long resident twenty-five
years. with pride did whnt could III shnwIns
tho vArtols parks. institutions, antl many tl.tcr-
csts Of which IA ChIcagoi,s VIZ feel proud. The
rebuilt, tte. J.
hut my uppcclnt rcaeou ia writing you il to
rr.,t'nsr nf this curly date tho idea ut drawing
eroW' tn this city, in t,r Ml,plIt IEt. =. 1SS. whuh
would ElaGe tho Knights TGnlplnr t:unclavc un-
ttlvly III tho shHdc. 10 tlu this, ncre4sury Nr-
rithKene1A shtaIttl a1 etltiliHGHfeti nj an curly
d1tp. Why not Ilnke It Il military .tlspMy3 l.et
y nleGtt!K lo cIlfrd of rfptnltlr't cittzchx, tu-
larry ind nlIitn MIN; let tlem nkt:vr,nin tho
fui mlitury furcG uf tho country. then H4'ni
invitations tu every command giving nil prt-
li.ninnriey necessary, will, request tur an I'LL
swcr hyh given limo either accepting tr rc-
1rei1tr the propositions; tllen turn thH Enuli
PurkH lhtH Ill lM!nplIst gn1lP fer thu ueehsitt1.
llNcvo money wtull bt.srIl1tnsly subscribed
for thu pHrIpsc, niIl think It wtiild lM IL Hitting
trbnt9 Il, tllu wonderful r4t4lrnt1u uT unr tenu
est eniutntty. ,ut,.
Ter. anu MKilAie ltlal prt'lcr asei,s lu tikuM III
time 10 huvt successful, l1nlteti Suites military
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