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Washington.

SPEAKER CARLISLE has appointeda special
committee, consisting of MesSrs. Ford,
Spinola. Oates, Morrow and Guenther, to
investigate the subject OF contract ana
pauper immigration.
The President has approved the joint Ieso-
luton extending the provisions OF the JOINT
resolution relating to the disposal OF pubic
lands to the States oil Florida and Louisiana.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has sent the fol
lowing nominations to the Senate: Lambert
Tree, Of Illinois, to be Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary OF the unltei
States to Belgium: Robert r. Roosevelt, OF
New York, to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary Of the United
States to the Netherlands: Rufus Magee OF
indiana, to he Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States
TO Sweden and Norway; Charles ]. Scott, OF
Alabama, to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister plcnipotcntiary OF the United
States to Venezuela; John E. Bacon. of South
Carolina, 10 be Minister Resident OF the
United States to Paraguay and Uruguay.
THE President has vetoed four more pri-.
yatc pension bills and signed number OF
others.
TIE Police Department has Just completed
census of the District OF Columbia IT'S re-
port shows the total population to lie 2lS, ~
white population, ll3,G35: coiorel, i2,'S~.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE RIvES
has issued Instructions to our Consuls abroad
10 collect all statistics as to assisted pauper
immigration, for Use by the special House
committee lust appointed to investigate this
subject. The Consuls are required to report
within ninety days.
THE consideration of the Mills Tariff Re-
form bill in the House consumed - day
and evening sessions, l5l speeches having
been made The discussion under the hve-
minute rule consumed % days, or l25 hours.
AFTER three hours fight the Senate in exc,
.utive session rejected the nomination Oh
District ATTORNEY Bigeow, of New Jersey,
bv n vote of forty to three. He was appointed
Turing the recess OF the Senate about year
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UNITED STATES MINT.
Interesting Figures From the Di-
rectOrs Annual Report.

Interesting Figures From the Di-
rectOrs Annual Report.
The Director of the United States Mint at
Washington has submitted to Congress re.
port OH the production of precious metals in
the United States during the calendar year
1887.
The product of gold amounted to 1885, 800
fine ounces, of the value of $50, 0OD,OJ0 The
product Of silver amounted to 41,259, 240 fine
ounces, of commercial value about 81, f5O,-
00D, and Of the coming value of S53,3]I. 0OO.
The eod product fell of about 81 O0O,00)
from that OF the preceding year. The product
of silver increased about S!,lJ0,0OJ coming
value, over that of the preceding year. The
principal gold product was in California, and
the principal silver product in Montana ana
Colorado.
The value of the gold deposited at the mints
was ISL, G61, 7l2, OF which So, 444C6f was OF
domestic production, and $50, Oh, OIL con-
sisted OF foreign gold bullion and coin im-
ported into the United States. The deposits
and purchases of silver OF the mints
amounted. at coming rate, to S46,9iI, az.
Nearly all of the silver bullion imported was
from Mexico, and nearly all of the silver coin
consisted in Mexican dollars Silver ores
were ulSO bSli, AioAA
IF the value oil 81 az, lbs.
There was a gain in gold to the United
/ States imports over exports of 1851. 29T,
and loss of silver by exports of 81, 159, 6jf-
a net gain tothis country of bullion and coin
of S2S, 5ll $50 The coinage of the mint;
during the calendar year was 1l2,5l, ISIS
peces of the value of sG0,33Ta. ISL. In adj
ton to the coinage bars of gold and silver
were manufactured of the value OF 500, S3S,
595
An inquiry as to the value of the gold and
silver used in the industrial arts of the Uni
ted States during the year 1851 shows con-
sumption of god of s1l.6T2, j06 and of sill
yer, s., 24l JJS; total, SlG,914.604 Including
the melting down OF United States gold coin,
the Director estimates the value OF the gold
used in the United States in the industrial
arts during 1887 at about $l4, G00,O 03, and of
silver, So. $50 900. This is an increase over the
consumption of prior years. The amount of
silver purchased for the silver dollar coinage
was "a, 7g7,279 fine ounces, costing 80, 81
25T, the average cost to the Government be-
ing $0.916S per ounce fine.
The coinage OF the world during the calen-
dar year 1851 was 1921, 99S, 7g7 in gold and
SIS. 5U2, 066 in silver. The reported consump.
ton Of gold in thelindustrial arts in the world
for 1886 was s460lO, 900 in gold and So, 0OO,.
COG in silver. The production of gold and
silver in the world in 1856 was SOS, I64, 235 in
gold and s136, 457 800 in silver.
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-Four Seasons.

Spring is mai EN- divincly fair,
With violets b,ue in her golden hair.
At the balmy touch of her dainty feet
The primrose pale and cowslip sweet
Eurst forth from their wintry winding sheet;
And the forest leaves poep out to SEQ
Who this beautiful, bountful maid can he.
Summers warrior flush with fame.
He rides DER earth in his car of lame;
His whip is tho whrwind's circling lash,
His shout is the dcnfoning thundcrs crash.
His spear is the beginnings binding flash.
Ho brea,hcs, and tue hills are parched and
dry,
And tue rivulets, fading, in vapors fly.
Autumn's merchant of princcly mien.
The earths best flui sat his feet arc seen.
His wondrous stores of gel len grain
Arc garnered high on the sunlit plain,
And flow like seas o'cr his rich domain,
And his nut brown children shout with CLEO
AS they gather his treasures around his knee.
Winters monster of flendish guise,
With famine and wo in his balcful eros
Ho lights tho air with his icy breath,
He SC, urges the life from the land beneath.
Tho waters lie binds in tho Chains Of death
Aud he laughs 10 hear the plaintive vail
Of the furnishing poor in the frozen VALE
N. a. Carpenter.
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From Bid to Worse,

After a certain concert wcll-known
German cantatrice as!lcl gentleman to
whom she had been introduced how he
liked her duet. "You sang charmngly,
madame. But why did you sclcctsuch a
horrid piece of musc2'
"Sir, that was written by my late
husband"
'Ah, ycs,ot course. did not mean
But why did you select such cow to
sing with you?'
Zach Himmell that is my present hus-
bant. -[Chambcr,' Journal.
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A Glass of Water in the Morning.

According to Dr.. L:uf, when water is
taken into the full or partly full stomach,
it does not minglc with the food, as we
are generally taught, butpasscs along
quickly between the food and the lesser
curvature, towards the pylorus, through
which it passes into the intestine. The
secretion of mucus by the lining men,
branc is constant, and during the night
a considerable amount accumulates in
the stomach, some Of its liquid portion
is absorbed, and that which remains is
thick and tenacious. II food is taken
into the stomach when in this condition,
it becomes coated with this mucus and
the secretion Of the gastric juice ana its
action arc delayed. These facts show
the value OF a goblet of water before
breakfast. This washes out the tcaa-
cious mucus, and stimulates the gastric
glands to secretion. In old or feeble
persons water should not be taken cold,
but it may be with great advantage then
taken warm or hot. This removal of
the accumulated mucous from the stomach
is prob IDLY one of the reasons why talk
ing soup at the beginning of a meal has
always been found so beneficial. - New
York Post.
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like to offend Walter Whcclock-hc's
one of the few friends [ uscd to have be.
fore Bliss married nc. But, dcory me,
when money and courage is gone, friends
30, tool That's my experience, any
how"
On the doorstep, however, she paused,
her hand still on the rustcd latch. A
footstep had souadcl on the harI- beaten
earth of the path; there was the rustling
of lilac leaves, as if som, ono were COM
ing up the lane.
otis Walter Wheclock himscf!' she
cried, with little catching for breath.
"Waltcr-and what has he got in his
armsa The old f.miy Bible, dccarc!
The old family Bible itscll!'
Hcr face frightened; she ran to meet
him.
"Walter waltcrl where did you get
it2" she cried.
The dark brown lawyer smiled.
: 81 went 10 your Mrs. Sewer, Bctsey, "
he said. ''At first she wouldn't listen to
\ word about returning it; but l told
her that hcirlooms couldn't be bought
and sold like other merchandise. ]
talked to her about the law and the
penalties uccruing to those who broke
lis clauses. dclugcd her with instances
from the law reports, AMI limited darkly
prosecutions on the part of TIE state,
until she began to cry and wish that she
never had seen the old thing So then
I offered her fifteen dollars, and she was
glad enough 10 see the book carrie | out
of the house. Here it is, Bctscy. And
now, do you remember that you said You
would give anything to the one who
brought back the old family Bibic9"
"But l haven't got anything TO give"
faltercd Bctscy.
"You have got what want most OF
anything in the world, Betscy-yourscll!
I've always wanted you," he added !;
seven before you married Royal Bliss.
But somehow never could muster up
courage 10 ask you 10 have me. Peoples
cowardice runs in strange s'rcaks, don't
ii? But now that l have earned you,
tell me, Bclscy, will you give me your
scll?'
At that moment, with the color rising
in her check, the eyes full of soft, shy
brightness, Betscy Bliss looked almost
pretty in spite of her forty years.
'If you really care for such poor
gift" said she. "But. WaItcr-thc
childrcn?"
81 gucss Pm able to support two little
chits like that" sail hc with a smile,
as he drew her towards him. "rll do
my best to be good father to 'em,
Bctscy."
"Watcrn
"WclI, Bctscym
81 amt saying but that I'm glad to
get the family bible again." whispered
the widow; but"
"Nycll, Bctscy3'
'Ifyou'd asked me the same question,
I'd have sal yes to it before sold the
old family bible" said Bctscy.
And Walter Wheeloc!l felt that he
was paid for cvcrything.-[Saturday
Night.
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LATEST NEWS.

AT White Rock station, Penn, Viola anil
Victor Ramsey, twins, aged nine years, fell
into the Allegheny River while fishing and
were drowned.
Cross AND WHITE, the Raleigh, On. c.
bank officers who fled to Canada with tile
funds of their institution, have been tried and
convicted. Cross wns sentenced to seven
years Imprisonment and White to five years.
SABINA V1TUALLA, young Italian girl,
fatally cut her throat in Youngstown, Ohio,
at the house of the mother of Giovanni Man
gino, who was soon to become Ter husband.
R w. HENRY, prominent politician of
Bopkinsvile, Ky. committed suicide by
shooting himself three times in the breast.
FOUR men were killed by boiler explosion
in coal mine at Zion. Ky.
JOSEPH MASON, treasurer of Redding'
lCal) mining company, committed suicide
by blowing himself into atoms with nifty
POUNDS of giant powder.
FOUR HUNDRED rebels attacked village
near Wady Halfa. Egypt. Colonel "ode'
house, of the British Army, after severe
fighting, repused tie rebels, iniicting
severe loss. Twenty villagers were killed or
wounded.
EMPEROR WILLIAM, of Germany, reviewed
the Russian troops at st. Petersburg, and
was heartily cheered by the soldiers.
THE old Armory in Troy was sold some
wears ago to the Knights of Labor Tor
$4,000, of which $4,000 was pail but the
interest having for some time been in default,
the State authorities have resumed possession
of the building.
The Secretary of the Navy has appointed
Solomon Van Dyke to be superintendent OF
mills at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, vice
Daniel Laird, dismissed.
CHAPLAIN T. De Witt TALMAGE preached
:: in the State militia camp at Peckski1, and
1900 people went TO hear him.
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INTERSTATE #TELEGRAPHY.
An Important Bill Reported to the
United States Senate.

An Important Bill Reported 10 .ile
United States Senate
A bill relative to the Federal control of the
telegraph has been reported favoraby to the
United States Senate by Senator Cullom
from the Interstate Commerce Committee.
The bill excerpts newspapers from It's re-
strigtive provisions AMI permits telegraph
companies to make special rates with them,
IRRESPECTIVE of tie 'long or short haul. IN
other respects the bill p aces the telegraph
COMPANIES, as to inter- State business. under
slle same general control as the railroads are
now under the Inter State Commerce aw.
The General principles of the Interstate
Commerce Act, and i'll many cases, tile
language OF the net, are made apple ible to
telegraph companies, The report is unan-
imOuS
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A MINISTER'S EL0PEMENT.
In Love He Only Acted Like Any Man
Who Wanted Wife.


Tie Rev. ~ NJ. Lee, pastor of the christian
Church at North Spring, Wyoming county,
W. Va is married man. He has just been
marie ili.d der peculiar circumstances lie
is poor as church mouse, and his wife, Lu-
c;nda, is the daughter of wealthy stock
raiser named John Maynard. The young
pcop!e loved each other: the old people OPP
ii,oscd the match on account of the young
,.ominie's poverty. This only famed the
flames Of their affection, and last Monday
morning lie called Tor her in the carly morn.
ing with led horse. The two mounted
and Roeie away for Ohio, sixty miles distant.
Caught in u storm they had difficult jour
ney, but crossed the River, were married,
and in their happy ride toward nome again
net her angry cousin and irrata father who
had pursued them. Too late. checked
heir srcc' and the four are now travelling
expected to forgive, too" when home is
r,.ii.,ial
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Taken Down n Peg.

You say you would die for ~
Eyes" he said earnestly.
"Thai's just like you men to slide
ont of it and leave me with an u1dcr-
.:i,cr's bill On ny hands. james II
B.ndIrhuw, you arc not for =lnc. -.
rid. Bits.
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Total for six months of 1888. 50, OO5 63
FOR TEN YEARS AND A
HALF

Grand total. ................s5o $50, 100, Az ~
in 1876 months-from the 1st of January,
1918, to dute-the total OF all discovered de-
falcat;ons above S10l is $50, 153,l'2 81, OF
equal to S402, 7Sl So per month.
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Kentucky distillers have organized trust
TO limit the output Of WHISKY .s NOW VIII Tue
public organize to limit the lnput
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Br& IN ''anSh p by a boy o" GIN undcr It Y ans
SCR iary of the Eastern Shore Agricu tural Fl
~" Animals and Articles IL wing received Prs
exhibition but not in competition with other eXhib
1t is the purpose of the Bo nd to moin all "nl
acterized the last Fair. By Ord r., t the Boar
". F. Fleming, j. NJ. West, G. H. Adair, H. =,
G, Fl. ADAII, President.
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AT White Rock station Penn, Viola anil
Victor Ramsey, twins, aged nine years fell
into the Allegheny River while fishing and
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I, euCI. .......... ..-'I'' 1 -
IL ums hrretofo will be rece we'd on
s.
enforce The COOL order which char
,!ears. 7. OK liam. III. WeSc tt.
j. E. MArP, Secretary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-30

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in this
country. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its seyeTest tests, but her vital or
gans were undermined and death seemed
imminent. For three months she cOughed
necessarily and could not sleep. She
bought of US bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and was so
much relieved on taking the first dose
that she slept all night and with one bot
tie has been miraculously cured. Her
ame is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes
w. O.. Hamrick s. Co., of Shelby, n. G.
Get free trial bottle at j. w. hodges &
Cos. Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-30

The sun rises on the 1st at Al. Sun. A.
NJ, and sets at 7h. Am. r. NJ making the
length of the day 14h. 25m. The sun
rises on the s1st at 5h. ION. A. III. and
sets at Oh. 22m. p. N, making the length
of the day l3h. l2m. The decrease in
the length Of the day during the month
is 1h. ISm. The decrease in the morn
ing is 3lm. and in the evening il is Ann.
Observers will note that the days
proaches the autumnal equinox The de-
crease in July is Am while in August it
IS lii 13. The suns declination on the
Isl is IL AZ north. On tbs 31st it is 80
20r north. The decrease in declination 10
% 28r during the month.
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LITTLE LOCALS.

4 general strike took place TO day
.ssng the walters at Bay Ridge on &C
ol,he head walters being discharged
Superintendent Webb.
MlaIant General Howard has compli
s.alrd the Fifth Regimen! on the Allan
il Cly encampment.
zane Of base ball was played at
jacksonville on Saturday between the
NJ a1d Jacksonville mines, resulting
sgiu favor of the Stars by % TO 2.
hard crabber OF Annapolis is said to
aa caught 400 crabs Ia one day last
seA.
aog with tin can tied TO bis tail was
sloose on Gloucester street early yes.
kdGy morning.
That Maryland Avenue cat that has
Wa heretofore mentioned in the CAPI.
~ does not get the liberty it did before.
The concert at Bay Ridge yesterday
sEv large crowd Of spectators from
Asnere and Washington as we'll as An
apols.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-30

The Rev. DR.. Huntlcy, pastor of the
First III. K. Church, has been giving his
congregation some very plain talk Of late
on domestic intelicity, and the duties of
husband and wife. Yesterday in bis ser
mon on the observance of the Sabbath,
he said that several members of his
church had been in the habit of visiting
Bay Ridge on Sunday afternoon and hop
ed before those members went again they
would withdraw their certificates Of mem
bership from the church. The sermon
was also directed against Sunday trains
and sunday newspapers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-30

The Quarters Of the Third Battalion, M.
N c., a. Bay Ridge.


Camp lie Compile at Bay Ridge. named
after the Secretary OF State, f. W. lie
Compile. has been put 10 readiness, and
this morning the boys of the Third Bat
talon OF the Maryland National Guard,
Lieut.. Colonel James l.. Woolf0Td com
mandiug, took possession and viii occupy
1t for the next ten days. The companies
of the Third Battalion are from the Eas-
tern Shore, and are the Groome Guards,
of Easton, Captain w. G.. Parnell; Kent
County Guards, OF Chestertown. Captain
Robert r. Calder; Talbot Guards. Of Eas-
ton, Captain Edward Roberts; the Lloyd
Guards, Of Cambridge, Captain X. u.
Henry. Two companies from the Fourth
Battalion viii camp at Bay Ridge They
are Company A. of Loonardtown, Capt.
William f. Chesley, aud Company T.. of
Upper Marlboro, Captain p. w. Chew.
Col. Woolfsrd's staff consists of Captain
George r. Ash. adjutant; Captain ] b.
Brown. quarter-master; Capt. Al. Foble.
commissary; Can't Henry Mayer, ord
nance officer; Capt Chas. G. Wright, in
spector of rifle practice; Capt. l.. 5. Mac
namara, paymaster; Major s. G. DeKraft.
surgeon, and Capt James L. Bryan,
chaplain. The boys all went TO the camp
on State steamers, and expect to have the
joliest kind of a time for the next ten
days. The programme for the entertain
ment OF the command has not been com.
pleted. but it will include hops and balls
and banquets. A large number of officers
of the Fifth Regiment, b. L. l., First
Regiment and Second Battalion will be
present as visitors. The Kent Guards, not
being able to get sufficiedt number, will
not attend the encampment. The compa
ny is without captain, and is now In
command of Lieut.. f. L. Dryer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-30

Mr.. Harry Letourneau, whose illness
was noticed in Saturdays CAPITAL died
at an early hour last evening, after lin'
gering illness of consumption. His funer-
al viii take place tomorrow morning at
II o'clock from his late residence on Com
promise street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baltz, mother Of Mr..
Louis BaItz. Of this city, died at her home
IN Baltimore on Saturday, alter a linger-
ing illness, In the 18th year of her age
Her funeral took place to day.
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Supposed to Have Been Drowned

Henry Kane, of Baltimore, hand on
the schooner Mary Eta" Capt. T. G..
Chessher, lying in the Severn River, is
supposed to have fallen overheard last
night aud drowned Capt, Chessher re-
ported the matter here to. day No par
ticulars are known of the drowning, ex-
cept that Kane's hat was found on the
deck of the vessel and he being missing
the inference is that he is drowned. a.
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An Outing Party

VI .. wales " Martin aud family.
lass,s ', I. lilends started to day on a
M 49, Y sNo weeks outing aud win
Ser Rio s,. s ssls 10 a beautiful grove on
M isr;'; grounds. The party consists If
sgssal ~, r.,'s. : no will be accompanied by
TER ss Mug ladies aud gentlemen -
als. s' \, ~ has been made for the
assacips.ss5s 80 party and a pleasant time
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-30
Awarded Contract.

Mr.. w. B. Gardiner was awarded, on
Saturday, the contract for making the
Improvements to the Farmers National
Bank, mention of which was made in
Saturdays CAPITAL. The building is to
be raised second story and will contain
a directors rsom and other rooms for the
convenience of the bank. The colonial
style of architecture is TO be observed in
the improvements, and the whole building
will be greatly changed in appearance
Work will begin at once.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-30
Bucklen'sArnica salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by J. Walter Hodges s. Co.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-30
Dwelling bestowed by Fire.

The dwelling house occupied by Henry
A. Lee, in Taylorsviile, and owned by
w. G. White. was entirely destroyed by
FIRE last night The occupants managed to
save pi mo and some other furniture on
the first floor. The fire originated from
of incendiary origin. The house and fur
niture is said to have been fully insured.
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TUESDAY, August 81. 1883

at / o'clock A. NJ, all that valuable real es.
tate situated on the south side OF West Street,
extended, just beyond the city limits Of Anna
polls, fronting on West street (7S) seventy
eight feet, and with depth of one hundred
and forty-iye feet more or less
1t being the same property wherein the
said Saumenig resided at the time of his death.
Is improved with TWO STORY DWELL
ING, SLAUGHTER HOUSE, DAIRY, ICE
HOUSE, STABLE, &c This property is sub
iect to an annual ground rent of $40 90.
n TERMS OF SALE.-Arc one third cash on
day of sale, and balance in equal installments
at six and twelve months, the purchaser Civ
ing bond, for deferred payments with surity to
the satisfaction of the undersigned, the whole
purchase money to bear interest from day of
sale, or all the purchase money cash, at the
option of the purchaser.
deposit of 800 viii be required when sale
is made. r. w. BALDWIN
July 80, 1883. Attorney of Mortgagee
RICHARD WELSH, Auctoneer
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Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army. of this city, will
hold jubilee meetings at their barracks on
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. July 20,
20, and 30. The meetings will be in
charge of Major Wells, Capt. Gulley and
wife, and Lieut.. Smell. On Monday an
Ice creGm Festival will be held at 8 o clock.
Admission cents.