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I'M rHeEx eexND KAEMx EEED
At1kn nssse e ~ 1a1hl Cub lszt
epsniae lhs pria f1E ~ r6Ralia usEs
ausraed asssrdsnz . ~ assilsa 81
he iadass e foliowe Frs pEizs. the
sITsr emp dunaasa b 4 Hansen and
sha 500 h tke Fsursh Of 1uly C1n-
rniaasa, 90 tha Maauap. Csc. Rndlonz;
nsn0ad prize. Silver pitaAer Donated b.
A. A. Santa ard . paiF q opsER glasses
aoualad ~ Il. G. MeLlauEhlin. % the
FtolsG C1ptzin Grsen- Ihe ssco1d
prize becomes tha immediHta property
q The winner. BAL ~ priEs 1ap. q paft
Of the first prizs. 3 granted undsF rates
81 fhe Yacht Cab and renains il tie
keeping q he donos until won tWies
IL GnceesEinn b tie same Faaht, uhen
Il becomes he pxuEeFty q ne yaahias
owner. when the award Of 100 Gas %
be nAds Il was discovered knat the
Fourth of Inly Com niltss bad 20 other
funds % pay ne 500 priEs exoeps tie
entrances fees. wh1eh amount 60 only
t45. Before the awasdine Of she prizes
3 prosast uas entered By Wa. Lake and
L. a. Robbi1s. oWnsfa of tbs AdVe1-
tuRef, and Wilton 1Do Aen1ys from TIE
orsw Of tbs AdventureF and Lookoat
respectively. The protest vas entsred
for the paFpose Of hndtnR Out i pos
sible who was at fanlt in tbs matter Of
ths foaI % Milton banY IN Lass Mon
days race. The profess was laid on the
tAbla and the pEizss we're duly awarded.
A motion vas carried Buspsnding A..
A. Holts. captain Of re LookoGf. ffom
membership 10 the clnb for oonduai IN
beeouing yaehfman.
Just before the meeting adiouEned 3
communieation vas received from the
owners Of the kaaome sloop. which
stated that lhey would like 90 enter for
the maxi regatta. providing that the
course could be sailed over without refer
encs b the length Of time. Commodore
SpAriinR wress them concerning the
coming raoa.
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San FRkAcIsco. July 29.-Arxived-
snip Nancy PsndIeton, Naniamo; bark
Anfe0la, Tacoma.
PonE 0A1EnLR, Jaly 9.-Sailed-
Bark Enoeh Talbot for San Francisco.
Pom BLAKEL1, July 29.-Sailed-B Bark
Don Nicolas, and scheoners Beebis and
Renten.
RoHT LUnxow, July 29.-Sailed--
Schooner Annie Larssn for San Pedro.
PoRr TowNEzsD, July 29.-Sch0oneF
Corona Captain W. =. MoAllep, arrived
this BoFning from San Pedro. She
loads with lumber at Utsalady for san
Diego.
In haFbor- Bark California, with lum-
Der, from Pert Gamble for Honoluiu;
bark Wanleck. with lumber from Port
Gamble for AntofoQasta; bark southern
Chief still IN port uncharterBd.
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c. &P. S. B. B.



TOR FRANKLIN, black III AGuMn
and intermediate sfAGiama Aallq. "a
Ian.
For Newcastle and ineaf sdlalo E|ai|oa
daily. a. 8 40 and l0.l6 4. -. and n m
Returning arrive af taliIa from UeI1I
river extension e i.ia q b. ard IIU
Newcastle branch e ~ 4 m um.. 8.
and 6-30p. m.
Running time 70 Frenklia. "a. On,
Running time q feuoaalIa. 4. fom
In effect ADfil & lass
PUGET SOUND SHORE RAlln0Al
Trains leave Seattle aaF KanE 6nah
Junction. sumner Fuy@iiup and XAN4
az $40 q. m. ara $50 D. M.
Returning leave 1ncoma at p. a.. ar
irving q roatti8 e &C ,. ~
Local leaves stuck Junoficn i1E a1alIa
81 $40 =. m. and arrives & faams
IL u MIlRHfk NH1f4I - IzN11ot
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NEW York. July 9.-U. 8. 3's, 1005<<
&c. 1854; 41k1ss 1l15k; Pacific SIS, 1853
American Express. 1O7; Canada Pacific,
665(; Can. Southern, g: Cen. Pacific.
42z; Burlington, I3l5S; Lackawanna,
12s1S; Denver 4 Rio Gzande, q; Kan.
sas 4 Texas, Az; Lake Shore, s7sk;
Louisville 4 Nashville. ~; Michigan
Central, 1ez<; NortherR Pacific, 2S<;
preferred, 6OZ; Northwestern, 112A;
New York Central. los; Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation. l06%; Oregon
Transcontinental, 1851; Oregon I'm
provement, IS; Pacific Mail. 81;
Panama. IS; Rock island. l26; Sc.
Paul, 923S; Texas Pacific. 1873; Union
Paoiho. 56sS; United States Express, 81;
Wells Fargo. I2755s; Western Union. 6755SSi
Erie, 1928.
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SNOQuALMlE FALLS

FfsHE sEATTLk SQUAK AND sSQ-
0a4inia Transportation Conpzay 4
NoW prepares % carly paasasEezs and
tessat tFeui Seaitle - SxcQuAl1zs ard
4isfatca. The sha1teai Qusckss 80 t-ssl
reole - Fea1h t1a tamuus Sneaaafrsia
fialia hoE fAaShes aaA haakfnF 40 81.
tn9 Gfe1aas e that rrEtun.
I've s1asea . aas frQa soaltiA . seaak
heaNsER g u SluEa9s ETucary HteFa a 7
g. ~ aad > m FoT farther parascelars
appty a 1sonea ErOcory alore FsoHg
NfFEzs4 aNstE
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rs 4nzs kn1er11nn case Gsaag.
xnspaa. gnas e "A : zl11lz e ile
&nEe 4l1ezIeAn rIIIie lsz1zng Say
- eemianuaal report uAs rezd 2
sta1az t1at ~ lselp IcR ~ Azlk y1aI,
inai1dina E118 hEnaakf forward
a1n0antsd % Sig 117. sngwl1R . De-
efanaa ~ eonp4Eed VITA fAe 4Ea1 h1ll -
ne preceding year. 81 &4A. 11e
falling o. 4 attri5afed - es@pst1ttc1.
~ Ednee6 tariff ard ~ d1pg11ion AZ
trs5s u Amezica- Il b nof p1apased -
&salars diEidend foE ths pazf 8 aarisr,
has - e4kry forward he halAnas.
ne Ameraeans Rlla . Deesaas.
Oz1AWA, lost ]. Taly z9.-The AmeEi-
o2ns hags aiSd sheir defcnse n he ease
a. TIA eshooaeF Ella a. D1naAegl I,
saizsa - Lay faal a. s. Arms. Tbs
enment admiaa tho makinR of the
treaty 81 1873. but nontenda thai ifs
pFD9is50ng musf bs oouaaruea IN son
nseaina With the treaty 0f 1T53 sad
moze paEflealafly with Axti1ie three
thereof. he centeu4ieA j. thst those
acts Do not pEohi6it he purchase q
bail o. fes.
AFEen2lne EInnnees.
Buxos Anna, Jufs =. -Goi3 hsEs Is
"a : pxeminm Of ISA per oenG 1ha
prizes q land has greatly Increased. Tbs
GrvegnEaent has presented 20 GuuEre1z
its estimates for ths yezr 1851. The
total Income 10 estimated ct SIS GO. 000
and shs expenditure 81 e1l s5010e1
DeEesaeps' Eytng ssaiemeasa
PkKls. July 29.--At the annual meet-
ing 81 ne shareholders Of the Panama
Capal Company today DeLseaseps. or
behalf q tie Beard e DireoloEs, pre-
scented Z voluminous FoBort which vas
read In this be took yerg kaEofabis
view OF the situation. He expressed
eun6dence In tbs completion Of the
Canal b. June, 1859, within tbs cost 90
timated BY the Congress Of 1873 He
said be believed that there Would Be
little difaeulsy h sseuEing ths necessary
funds.
Ike Triple Alliance n DanssR.
PAnrs, Jnly - IA Austrian Diplomat
gFites 70 Il Mafis shat she peaes and
equilibrium Of Europe are thFeatens &
b 3 rupsuFs Of the triple alliance.
KiEIea ~ khe Apaehes.
NOaaxna, Arizona. July 29.-Nswu
reached here to-day from HeTmoaillu
thaf she Apanhcs had killed two Mexi.
cans 81 Governor GavodaFu's ranch,
near SomaEo Station, on the SoD0ri
Railroad.
The bridge across TIE arroys, near
GasFabahi, Mexioo, has been washed
away. and trafIa on the railroad aoufh
Of this paint viii be interrupted for sss-
eral days.
The nshesplIabIe Sultan 81 sozaanfi.
BKn1zn, july 29.-The Sultan Of So
manli has expelled the members af thl
GeEman East African 6ocissy from hi
donations.
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WELLS LINE SAL VESSELS
rHon
san FrAneIsco - Beat.~
JOSEPHINE 81 pm

DIX. HOWARD. sole or. -.
QrffI fror dafa. narTy he Inil44
rsaif - Hoodia Canal. maAin9
1917 trfua Is Gamffin A,a44A
h,srk ewerY Monday and FElaag
viii tonch mt PORT aamhss fof
or freight. arriving a Afllp S
aflarnoon rnfrrEine VII l4481 sI
whaTf a. IA aeiock every 1Ee4-4 x z
saturtaF morning. taking 49,
FIlft CAM be for 6sataek so 49,
me steamer lceephine Va t4'
heck for fort eamtlo oFslg
~ rseSire 81 - f1F as pelalon
canai.
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eTRAMRR TRAVKL. ET1,-


TIE sTRtMER SEATTLE
vii leave ne head n Po-t
Nashiufsns r. Eeatfia % Nnnaar9 "a -
dass q a ~. wfli iaage heaa q Port Orchard
=. 30 a n hiirhtl's - 10 . n Fcini
white a1a foztaxe a a .. NJ. and Vii arsfva
q eeAztie Is I p 70. Hetarniur 10 Par Wash
ng q aud Pm Orchard, uill leavs Hafri-a.
I'D Snitk's wharf Tuee1aEs sad So ur1n5s
a afo Z. n
o. WsdnasaayH a "a. n. wiz leaws hasa AZ
DogasA Ny Ter Sea H. leave psint Wbife
ana fafiage a. Il n. RatalninR vii leave
Saaiiie o. sane aay a. ,. a..
Fzfe irem sny roin on PIT Wattinrtan or
Pvt ofchar9, Soc b-fween rorts. a5a
tya JOHN y NfBHr Msasnr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Betrayed or Stolen.

r IGHT BAY MARE. BETWEEN
~ and s years old II or 12hands high;
branded on fore shoulder; very light
nmbed; had shoes on when esteayed
about July lst Any one finding alb We
described mare viii be suitably rewarded
by del yefing same ct my grocery store,
corner Third and Spring streets
jy25dN2w THOs. LYLE.
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ne slck ana nEnlcsa11 alIoaid net fail . eAii 60
hin. The p3ctar hes visited the hospitals Il
kurops and oosAinad arnat aaai Of valunb1s
tnform9ticn whien be a eompatent 20 iEpaFs
y tnoss IN naad - hfs services. Oh. 0rDBok
communications strictly c0nadeniiai. asnf
Ten aoliara faf . racka7r 81 Bediciue. a.
eFoas Oh. J. =. 6IEBoN, Boa 1851, aa1 Frar
ciaoo. Gal Mentlsa Pcag-InTEx11asEcHs
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There arr dVe miIIioa Indians 10
Msxico. mailing thiFty-ass Ter csnt o.
the sntiFe poFniAtio1. Tney apeak
thirty i've idiomn and sixty niue dia-
bets. they are nearly al iznnFanf. and
l1ve 81 thsmsalvss q Sid. bali aayAaa
life n The eountFy districts. GaseFnar
Jrss Maria RamirsE. % CsiApss. viii
ash the Prssidenl for one million Dol.
iars b eaacats Ties ps0pie.
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NoTTCR.


n 0TICR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have this day sold 20 q. B Russell
and X. II. Hopkins ali my right. title and
interest Ia and 70 the seattle Soap Factory
located - the foot Of spring street. To-
Eether with ali soaps, tmplementa etc.
All accounts due the Seattle Soap Com
pany - dafe arc payable to me. and all
bic b. me. a. B SfEWAhT.
Dated this xlst day Of June. 1854
The bus neaa Of aoap manufacturing re-
faFred 70 above viii b continued BY us
under the name Of SEATTLE Soap Company
with greatly increased facilities for the
Manufacture Of soap. We respectfully
presenting superior soaps.
O. b. BUssELI.
iyld6Wim r. II. HOPKINS.
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HOTEL FOR SALE

AT SLAUGHTER, KING COUNTY.
- The building Is new; location and
butiness good. Reason Tor selling. sick
ness prevents me attending 10 the b1si
BALLARD. AZ slauRh liter, or az the hotel.
Jyz31w2w MRS. SARAH SIMPSON.
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SeAitie a, via, First ward, II; second
Wards II; Third Ward. n; Fourth Ward, II.
The elections IN seattle viii Be held AZ the
places q holding city elections In The several
Wnrds. n r. MADDOcKs. Chairman.
FREp. +. szEpER secretary. ~ y du
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

IL DEMOCRATS or KING COUNTY.
"A and FL citizens Of the county irreapec-
tive Of past political associations whe ean
units with rs in an effort 10 SECURE the soT-
oreiGnity Of ihe people and q pure and econ
omica administration Of anaifs. are requested
10 meet, By delega.es. In convsntion - Sc.
aftle On
saturday. August ~. 1855.
At O'Clock p. n. 10 select delegates 10 the
Democraifc TeEfisorial Convention, and %
transact such ether business az may properly
came before Il.
The basis Of representation VIII be one Del
egHle ter each preciuci and one additlGaat
delegate for each 50 votes, or fraction q
20. cast for The head Of the Democrats ticket
AZ the last aeneKAl election. II i recommend I.
ed thai primaries be held ID the several PIE.
einctH Oh saturday. August T. az o'clock p.
foilouas
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Nv TARTE Master.
Wul irnTe Yesiar's wharf. Seattle, every
Monday morning. ~ 2 O'Clock. for
New YVES misstsF and YaneouveF. B c.,
via Port Tewssend and the Isiandm,
And TAursdsy mornings a. , oiciock. Tor
vanroavsr. direct, VIA the Islands ana
Semlahmoo.
Ihs EFAnaei arrives e. Vancsnrsr
n day Alter leaving Seattle. ard afseF
remaininR there three hours laaFea On
hfr return tfip % eeaue.
foT frziEht O. pa1aaga apply % oE0.
FOSTER ase1ls gon beard
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Il tie waves threaten 70 enRnif yoa,
eoa't sd b. ysaf tears % ths An61nf
e sataF.
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SEATTIE-MNAIcnM Inn

The steamer ~ X EMERWKN
leave Seattle every sunday, Tutalaa .I
Thursday evening. 3 o'clock, fn4 w tsN
calling 81 Mukiiceo. Fu1ailr. cnn1I|.
YAK Harhor, Utsalady, LaoonnoT, ~
bellinEham and scheme
ketuFninE win leave Whalonn, .-..t
Monday, Wednesday and Fffar 1r
lnH8 e , o'clock. for Eeetlin eTI|
lntermediafe pointa On TIE wa7.
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Removed.

OUR NUMEROUS PATRONS AND
" the pubic Reaeraiiy win please take
notice that We have removed our toned
rial psrlors 70 tbs basement Of the Yesier-
Laary block for the present
ty2 i'm HERRING & ALEXANDER.
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q. q. q. U.

CEATTIaE I0DGE Ma GI0 ar
= meets ever Monday nlEAf b naiss
HaA ca Fsoaf EEres2 nsxt b lsesi's He'll
xsslslaz usHsa eEs O. Eoc4 uea1dtng or.
Nv. Rxur. Rs s ~ :
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P0Ti BIaks5 and S1allIa

THE PASsKN0KR TRAINER
- OSS NJ as nn i
CAPTAIN NuawT
WIN lsaFo Seattle ful rasf Tl.ts'v er,,.
day q e q. and : ;. a. 80 fSIufn 4
q. N. and y. N
For naalaEa anaIl q La.sl. 49,
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SEATTLE-skAclT RIYFR nanIf

The steamer DAAsK win sengn
Tor aEagit river and way pnrA ets9
monday ana THURSDAY. \ taIn'nR ms
days and Fridays.
For freight and passage applg a Gu
Rany'a once. On fo1lor wharf. tll IN,
mrfi-ff Gr0 = fEfssssne a..
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ENlIILI- EI177I . ~
d. Il. D. LoSaAKsa -Ilezr sir For
years lad been afflicted VIII : heavy,
pAlnfui fcelLlE N ny IureAea4 AID -
nzGat would Be 1roahlea vita diIlIcult
nreAthing. coughing and expecteraunE.
- that 4 had blE hrrie xesk 1 was veCF
miserable from t1l9 cAtarrn q taa head
n0sa. ana tho asrnEna. Eor which 1 cou1o
Ind no relleE. nAd been pronounced In
cnr4hte when 4 sonxht year care aud
tzaa1Aaenk, 1rom wh1cn reeatvS1 relief
u = few ahyA. re1uiELug IN 3 permanent
care.
Erem what I know of d.. Lonzaker's
professional skin ahd treatment. 4 feel
ca most heartIiy recommend Al persons
ea1aa1 oE l0m dlaaa6e % am. with the
assurance thai they VIII receiFs NEST ex-
cezient professional and nisakcat treAt-
nank CLARK u. DAVIS.
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LOST.

A SMALL BLACK SILK UMBREI-
"A Ia, with Japanese handle, on Cherry
or Third streets. between Cherry and
Madison streets, A liberal reward will
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aAuxx g ArEmT. lEP. RxKzx.
reaslens vice Preaideni
Pugst Sound Rational Bank d
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

uUY AND Skill FOEKIGN AND
- ccsnSseic exrkanFa Transfer mnaaY
~ talaErNpA sny pAxt ~ khe unilea
seatca ard A1rcp2 recssive depcHfM q
nre1ay md izs1s paAa hookso cnrti aonssa
taerefcF.
C0RRESR0NnKNTS
Tauacu. y. ~. RosesrAfia & sara
ariA ~ Re4hsckild FseFNF.
FFanrAErA A - 4 FeH ElnfHeF q O.
C.hicaEo CcnneTciai Natsrnal By.
BnEena Sallolk EaElcna1 nNak.
aaD FfNnci1ua she HAnk Il Ca1tfrFnfs
feEiiaaa. - Flzza Easnnnl BHnk.
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Tacoma, Battle tFoFl Esulpna lsus

ONE OF THE w. 81 -
8 +. Cos steamers 20 N
[ washington Or Edithia
VII run aaily between Eacolna and IA
Townsend. leaving Tacoma unnr rII|II
o. train and touching e seattle N
Madison, Fort Gambia, Port l.ndlnn 81.
Port Town end. Returning lofNa
towreend every day lexcept 8ul1Nl 81.
o'ciock y. NJ.
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CHEHsE

rs THE oSLYFUIL CREAM FRESH
a. Cheese sold IN seattle. Ask you nru-
Ger foF Il or eise deal With the grocer Who
keeps q. Dont Be fooled with California
Trash becanse u Il cheaper. IL couFae
akimmrd milk cheese should b cheaper,
White River Cheese b home manalac
ture, too. tyi7 I'm
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nR. n. d. llnGAkER

RADUAIR OF III UNIV IL
II aifF a. Pun1EytVaAl2. has parna-
nantly located IN Se8xlla
Has removed his urfsa and resifence
e tie eorner * CaeEry ana third streets
Dr. Asgnaaknr makes . specially a afs.
eaaEs of The
ave. Ear and Threat.
Treats priFate. chronic and ska diseases;
reEneges tuMula and ulcers WITHOUT paka
or rs Esa 81 TIE anita.
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TIE TOPIC or TIE DAP.
SICK HERDacHE 40

aai-Muscnielle Is the bast preventive
an1 cure foe all functionAl dermngeruents
q Ne liver. 1liiouenees aick heeaache.
temporary congestion arininR from alcn-
hello beVeraGA gi1dlness OPPRESSION
venting or feaiinR Of melancholy, Err.
nORe IN DIET, EATING OR DaINK-
ING Tor AL accidental indigestion aris-
Ing ffom hasly meafA Nervousness, i'm
pure blood, nettlsraeh. itching. On any
ether oVeI-acid state o. the blood boils.
skin eruplions. commencement OF diph-
iberia. the effect Of mercurial poisOnB
and the beginning Of all fefeB meaEies
chicken pox. prickly heat rheumatic and
equity poison due % impure hlood, and
s0urness Of stomach. Prepared By the
LONDON sAL-MUaCATKILE co.
LONDON, ENsLAND.
Beware ol limitations. The genuine In
blue wrappers only.
~ Send for circulars 70 @. EvAE0-
WITCH, General American Manager,
p. o. BOX 1858 New York city.
Mention this paper. For sale b. A. b.
STEWART. seattle, w. 7. 1ol5awiy
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7. T. MINOR, n. D.

VETERINARY SURG EON AND
DentsI graduate OF the Ontarlo
Y Veterinary College. TJronta canada. il
noW located ~ Mr.. Sears Union t1Vory
Sable corner OF Main ana Commercial
streets. seattle, where he may b con
suited on all diseases Of domestic ami
mas and Vii Jreaf ne same ~ the most
approved and scientific princlplas known
- the profession. Telephone No. q
1y2l w. ,. OLIVER. VS..
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Contains u Township Diagrams, each
followed By ave blank pages FOR descrit-
ton 81 each quarter quarter section.
With the following printed headings !.
eurtace = Soil = firs crafSe and small -
General RamaEkA g pareR Extra
heavy biudinE- Just fts the pocket.
prices u-1A Postpaid on receipt % price.
B. B. DEARBoRH, Printer,
90. Box as,
SxATzLE VASE.
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Washington Navy Yard.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-At its last ses-
sion congress appropriated $1,000, 600 for
guns for the navy yard. The secretary of
the navy intends that all the work by the
government shall be done at the Washing
ton navy yards. He will shortly CONSOLE
date some OF the bureaus of the yards, so
that it will be before long almost entirely
a government ordnance foundry. The nat
ural advantages of the Washington yard
are very superior for ordnance
work, while the workshops are
we'll adapted for the work,
and there is force of skilled workmen
already on hand and good supply of ma
chinery and tools. The yard has not suf-
ticient resources, however. for the work on
as large scale as is intended. and it will
be necessary to provide some additional
plans. Secretary Whitney intends using
a portion of the 81, 900. 600, probably $780,.
600, for supplying the necessary plant. They
purpose to increase the facilities of the
yard to capacity sufficient to turn out all
the guns required for the navy, and depend
upon gun and steel manufacturers for the
guns in the rough.
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veloping 10000 indicated horsepower with
forced draft.
THE TREASURY.
Acting Secretary Fairchild and
Treasurer Jordan in Accord.

Acting Secretary Fairchild and
Treasurer Jordan in Accord.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-Acting Secre
tary Fairchild said to-day that no policy has
been determined on by the department with
regard to future calls for bonds. The call
for $40, 600, 600, which will mature Sept.
Is, was made because it was deemed wise
and expedient. Future calls will be de-
termined solely by the state of the finances.
While it is probable that second call for
$40, 600, 900 bonds may be made next month,
such action will depend entirely upon the
condition of the treasury at the time. Sec
rotary Fairchild's views in regard to the
public debt are embodied in the following
statement made by him before the senate
finance committee, when the surplus resOlu-
ton was under consideration:
The secretary of the treasury is fully in &C.
cord with this resolution so far as it is q
declaration in favor Of applying the surplus
revenues of the government, the extinction
of the Understanding debt in such amounts,
and at such times as this may be prudently
and beneicially done.
Mr.. Fairchild denied in the most positive
terms the published statement that he and
Treasurer Jordan were at variance on the
subject of bond calls, and said that the re-
cent call was made after conference with
Mr. Jordan, and with his entire concur
renee