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A. ST r A q s,
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Near Tenth Street,
AND 932 D STREET.
NEW STYLES FOR FALL WEAR
FROCK. CUTAWAY AND SACK SUITS IN ALL THE
LEADING COLORINGS. FANCY MIXED
AND PLAIN GOODS.

NEW STYLES FOR FALL WEAR.
fAofh fSSaSsE ssck SSGS n A AE THE
FALL ovERCoATs
FOR PERFECTION pR,r a. EFT E1 "a AND MODERATE
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
And examine quality style and general make up Of the
Suits Suits for for s. s. worth worth s1s
Suits for for Sc SIC worth worth s1s.
Suits for SIS. worth 500.
suits for s IS: x worth S. SIS.
De os sn ca Fir sa sq se Albert
their Roadcloth Coat and Vest with Doeskn Pants for
FOR BOYS FROM TO II YEARS OLD.
Good Good Suits S11isi at s., worth s.
seena Sas SUITS ct 81 xG 50. Worth 49,
SerTsa se at st At Is H. Wort" %arts sa
F. ,a.e Suits At $ worth ST.,
Magnificent Suits at SO. worth S18.
FOR BOYS FROM IL TO II.
Good G. .dl Suits si :. for ea e. worth L1t So;
Still Stiff Better SUITS aHr IL for ST. Worth s12
SSpe;n dds; Suits ,,; for s.. worth slt
Very Fine suits for si1, worth so.
The Very Finest Suits for sis. cheap at s25
PANT s Se hn;s sDd full sg at g
where.
Mems 0yercoats from g up. well made and trimmed
Persons intending buy Overcoats had better call
they cannot be replaced for the prices sold now
sN OUR MOTTO: No trouble to show goods.
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS. $50
No. 626 PAPER-HANGINGS. No. 626
street. LATEST STYLES. Street
Patterns and Shades in Blue. Brown, old Gold, Olive
Canary, Pompeian and other cOlors. FREEZES, Dados
Borders. Centers, &c.
Having disposed at auction Of fourteen hundred
pieces of Paper Hangings little of STYLE and re-
placed it Nth additions of the newest end most desira-
bic styles which viii be offered at lowest prices and all
and Plain Goods, which make in shades to order
PICTURE FRAMES. different styles and Sizes in
store and made to order. few choice and novel Cabi-
net size Frames in Gold. Satin. SIX and Velvet PIC
ture Wire; Nails, Picture Room Moulding. Hooks. &c.
BREWERTON'S POPULAR PASTEL PAINTINGS.
at MARKRITEK'S No. 626 street. one door from I'll,
street northwest. CO Terms cash. sl6.1m
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Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant,
9th near E-Johnson's. Choice steamed, roast and
broilal oysters. All selected. Ladies' saloon first
floor.
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nECKER BROS. PIANOS. BURDETT ORGANs
IL The best now made G. II. KUHN Sole f.-Hsa
Agent 407 10th street HTRN
Prices reasonable. Terms easy o6 ssStts
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CITY ITEMS.
From eseorgesOwn.

Mrs. Partingt0n
ana her son Ike, 1T is said. both use DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup for Gods
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TRY Pennsylvania coke. See advertisemel

ASK YOUR GROCERS and butter dealers for S. C.
creamery Print Butter Wholesale depot, Sptcer,
Compton Co.'S, 94 Louisiana avenue.
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STRICTLY PURE LIoUORs for medicinal and family
use. Arlington whisky. 81 per gallon; 81 per quart
bottle. MceeeS, 4N4 9th street northwest.
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FUssELEs Lee CREAM and Charlotte Russo.


PURE GRAPE CIDER, made from select Virginia
grapes pressed Il per gallon, and sold by Christian
Aander, No 91l 1th street northwest
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EIIxIR OF BABEK. for malaria. chfllS AMI fever,
contains no qIininf. Sold by all druggists.
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KINGS PALACE,
s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
TAKE NOTICE.
UNTIL OUR REoPEN1NG OF KINGS PALACE.
Which will take place on or about the
MIDDLE OF OCTOBER.
We will offer our entire stock OF
HATS. BoNNETs. PLUMEs FLowEss. SILKS.
vELvETs. PLUsHEs. sAT1Ns. LACEs.
LACE sCARFs, FICHUs.
1LL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY.
REDUCTION OF TWENTY PER CENT.
ALL KID GLOVES, woRsTED GOODS.
REDUCTION OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
ELEGANT CANTON STRAW HATS.
10. Is. 20 AND Is CENTS,
Dou't fail to call At
KINGS PALACE.
OF S14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEsT-
OLIVE BUTTER,
AN ABSOLUTELY PURE VEGETABLE OH.
For Cooking Purposes is BETTER than Lard. Fully
Equal to Butter, and Costs Much
Less than Either
Ono Pound OF Olive Butter win Do the work Of Two
Pounds - lard.
Try IT AND REALIZE I1s GREAT MER1ra
ManuSadenrsas oaly hy
WASHINGTON BUTCuanss soNa
PHILADELPHIA
$50 FOR SALE By ALL GRocrRs.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-DuncdnSon Bros, auction
GERS, sold Saturday afternoon, for the owner, lot
10. in square $685. fronting 90 feet on 18th street.
between L AMI U streets northwest, with depth
OF 81 fe't lO19 inches, improved by small frame,
to b. r. Tracy for S11O
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DRY GOODS.
n RY G. o D s .

DRY GOODS.
Dry GOODS.
THE GRANDEsT BUILDING SOUTH OF
NEW YORK!
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
EVER EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON.
EVERY DEPARTMENT STOCKED
TO IT'S UTMOST CAPACITY.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER!
We shall strive to maintain the reputation Of the old
Stores of selling good Goods at the lowest possible
figures.
For the coming week we shall offer:
cases sOinch wide Rubans. at 126 cts No house in
the country can initiate this grand bargain.
Crepe Cloth in all the leading shades and black
at 12h cts. sold in other stores at IS cts.
cases Fancy Dress Goods at 10 cts These bought
last January for cash. and kept especially for
Opening.
8 cases 4O-inch wide fine Atwood Cashmeres at As
Cts, worth 62h cts
2 cases Opera shades All Wool Cashmeres at so cts,
worth Is cts.
full line of all the most fashionable Dress Goods at
our popular prices.
SILKS! SILKS!
vELvETS! VELvETs!
PLUSHES PLUsHEs!
The best Dollar Silk ever offered. worth $1.50.
Black Trimming Velvet, from 80 cts. up.
CoIored Pushes in all the most fashionable shades at
81. Is per yarl. Sold elsewhere at 81. 50.
yardwide Cretonnes at 12a cts per yard DOS
itvely worth 20 cts. This sale cannot be repeated
complete and contains some of the finest brought
to this city.
COMFORTERS!
CURTAINS!
In endless variety. We defy competition Our expecta
tons are more than realized and judging from the
Is appreciated
We invite and all to inspect our Mammoth Build
ing. Immense Stock and Low Prices.
LANSBURGH BRO,
42O 422 and 424 SEVEN III STREET.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
We call special attention to our line Of
FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN COR
SETS,
which we offer at very low prices.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment of NIGHT ROBES is most complete
and prices are very reasonable.
HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES.
Our assortment OF Hoopskirts comprises all desirable
shapes at low prices. In Bustles we offer as
Special Bargain
20 DOZEN HAIR CLOTH BUSTLES
in two desirable styles in either gray or white at the
low price Of
80 CENTS EACH.
FELT AND FLANNEL SKIRTS,
We have opened line of Felt and Flannel Skirts in
both Plain and Embroidered styles, and are Offer
ing them at very low prices.
LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
We now have the finest Show Room in this city for the
display of these Goods. and shall display many
new styles. to which invite your
attention.
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If YOU WISH TO HAVE SNOW WHITE ROLLS
BREAD ASB BISCUITS. ask your grocer for Ceres,
Minneola, Sterling. Reliance % Golden Hill.
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THE NEW PHOTO-ART Co., Pennsylvania avenue
near 9Th street. Is the only establishment In Wash
tnGton where yCu can get fine photographs for ::
q dozen.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


WARRINGTON. DC. Oct 9. tS52. 10 :0I a-nl-i
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
Seather, followed by local rains on tuesday, lower
barometer, southwest winds, becoming variable,
rislng, followed by slight fall in temperature.
Special Weather bulletin.
hAIS TOMORROW FOLLOWED By COOLER WEATHER.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin 70 the press:
the cyclone, which was central near Jamaica yes
terday morning, has moved nOrthwestward TO-
wards the east gulf, and heavy rains with SOUTH
east gales are reported Key West. Warm,
fair weather continues on the Atlantic coast with
southwest winds north OF Virginia. Clear or fair
weather Is reported from the northwest with cooler
northeriy winds The barometer is highest In the
upper Missouri valley. and lowest north OF Lake
Huron. The Indications are that the cloudiness
Will Increase on the Atlantic coast Monday night,
followed on Tues iay By local rains and on Tues
day night by slightly cooler weather.
LOOK at the bargains offered for tomorrow at
NJ AugenSteia'S, S17 9Th street northwest: Bohc-
mian glass toilet sets, f5c; fruit bowls on stanl
lie; y doZ- handled cups and S3uce-s, $50; = dlZ
fancy gobletS 23c. sin. crystal fruit SaucerS &c.
bronze stand lamps complete. SIC; 1-pt. cofrre
cred buckets, &C.; sgt. o.; 4qI he; 6-ut 49, ::
dustpan and brush. 17c.: Iock ana keys IL. :
hand mirrors, whisp holders, whlsrs, vases, salt
shakers, 10. stove polish, sc. Great bargains in
decorated ware.
BEAUTIFUL pearl opera glasses 81 at Hemplers
IL YOU WISH TO HAVE SNOW WHITE ROLLS,
BEsAD ASD BISCUITS. ask your grocer for Ceres,
Minneola, s-erling. Reliance OF Golden Hill.
ASK YOUR GROCERS and butter dealers for s. c.
creamery Print Butter. Wholesale depot, Spicer,
compton Co.'S, 94 Louisiana avenue
TRY Pennsylvania coke. See advertisement.
FUssELLs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo
PURE CRAZE CIDER, made from select Virginia
grapes, pressed Il per gallon, and sold by Christian
Aander, NO 81 ath street northwest
NEW BLACK CAsHNEKEs, IA 18th St, from S5c up.
ALWAYS AHsaD,,
go louisiana avenua. corner 10th.
Open Every Day.
Porter-hOuSa Steaks, 10 cents.
Sirloin St Il cents
Best Rib Roast 10, 121I cents.
This is prime beef, from Chicago and St Louis.
Received daily.
EIIxIR OF BABEk. for malaria. chfls AMI fever,
contains no qiinnf. Sold BY all druggists.
STRICTLY PURE LIQUORs for medicinal and family
use. Arlington whisky 81 per gallon; 81 per quart
bottle. McGee'S, 4N+ 9th street northwest.
THE NEW PHOTO-ART Co., Pennsylvania avenue,
neaT 9sh street. Is the only establishment In WASH
tngtOn where you can get fine photographs for s.
Dozen
FoR the balance of this week, continuation OF
sDammanns bargain Subsidiaries, gents and
ehildren'S merDo underwear. at special reduced
prices. s5c- cOrSetS marked down TO SOC. Foster
patent lace hook Kids, 69c. DammaDn'S 500 7th
street.
JAS. o. WitherS and A. BarIch can be found at
ioungs' cloth AMI silk house, 136 9TH street.
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Skinny Won.

Skinny Men.
"Wels' Health ReneWer' restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De-
bility. 81. Depot, Stott & Cromwell
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.A1derney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. "Ward" prints 45c per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per ct Cream, i5c. pint
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DRY GOODS.
ERESH /!

DRY GOODS.
Z NEWT
BRIGHT!
STYLISH!
ELEGANT
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,
Is now prepared to show magnificent stock Of the
LATEST PARTISAN NOVELTIES.
2a-in Pure silk yelyets. all colors, at s..
Black SILK yelyets. from 81 Is to SO.
Pure Pure, sir ottomans from Il; Is to So.
Rich Brocaded Pushes, from IS to 81
A Great Bargain in 22-in. Black Satin Rhadames
Rare Inducements" in Black Silks. at 81. 81. IS.
Fabrics for Combination suits, A'- "''' ''''S
Soutache and Embroidered Robes.
Lupin's celebrated Black Dress Goods
oGgrtsnlSs tpssa c5spes and
and Mousquetaire Kid Gloves.
Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains.
Lappet Musins Furniture Cretonnes, Paris and Der
lin Wraps Jerseys, Pelsses Jackets and Ragans, all
Just received Quilted Italian Cloths Silks and Satins
DARK room S for spisyn sn evening" goods
SECHo1cE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania ave-. corner 9Th STREET.
RHINESTONE & PERRY.
HANDSOME SOUVENIRS GIVEN AWAY
FALL OPENING
| OF ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.
HEMPSTONE & PERRY,
OF 500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
w NJ. SINISTER SONS
Have opened large stock Of QUILTED SATINE for
Coat Lining in very beautiful shades.
New HOSIERY for Ladies' and Children.
Elegant TRICoT and HABIT CLOTHS for tailor
| made suits.
| Cloth COLORED PLAIDS for skirts.
| Beautiful CHECKS and CHEvIoTTs for suits.
| CASHMERES and ChUDDAS in every shade.
| LANGTRY SUITING in evening coiors
| BRAIDED SUITS in great variety.
| BRAIDED JACKETS in al colors.
Everything new that be found in the New York
| market, and sold at New York prices.
The largest stock they have ever shone.
BROCADE SILK. BRoCADE sATINs. BRocADE
| PLUSH in great variety.
| OTTOMAN SILKS. OTTOMAN sATfNs in sixteen
| different coors all new.
Rich GROS GRAIN. all colors so.
| BROCADE FLOUNCES in silk and velrets.
STRIPED PLUSHES in very choice colors
Superb Lyons all-silk VELVET in twelve different
Elegant BLACK SILK vELvETS in e4inch. 20 and
| 2S-inch.
Evening shades in SILKS. sATINS and BRoCADE
SEXENiSG GOODS ' shown a aO'Sss the gas,
Full stock of CASHMEREs in evening shades.
Gqs fET s SD s
ANTleuE and SoTTTSs CHAM CURTAINS at cost
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
| OF 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
| EALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
800 Pairs BLANKETS. 50 tos7.
800 COMFORTS, 81 to So.
Cases CANTON FLANNEL, 8, 10, 12k.
100 Pieces White and Colored FLANNEL. % to 80.
s4o Ladies. Mems, and Children's GOssAMERS.
300 Dozen HOSIERY. from 1919 TO 81 per pair.
300 Dozen TOWELS, *. 81, !. so. s..
2o0 Pieces Cassimeres, so to 81. SO per yard.
Full Line Black and Colored SILKS.
Full Line FLUSHES and VELVETS.
Fulline UNDERWEAR, 25c. 81.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
90 7l3 Market Space.
| NE" STORE!
NEW DRY GOODS.
TRUNNEL CLARK,
Have Removed to their New Store
81 MARKET SPACE
And will be open for business
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8.
The stock large and attractive in every depar tmen
IDE
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ALWAYS AHsAD,,,
933 louisiana avenua, corner 10th.
Open Every Day.
P0rter-hOuSa Steaks, Is cents.
Sirloin st AXIS. 12I. cents
Best Rib RoISt. 10, 1917 cents.
This IS prime beef, from Chicago and St Loul
Received daily.
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~ JUST RECEIVED.
Arizona Foule. all colors. at 75c, worth 81.
beautiful Combination Suitings.
Full line Cashme e., all the new shades.
Black Cashmere, %. 40, so. Is, IS and 81.
tierster Cloth, beautiful Goods. only 25c.
Black Velvets, from 81. Is to 81. so.
Pushes in all the colors. at s. so (bought early,
and worth to-day in first hands s..
Black Silks, Is. 81 ST. 25 81. So ST. IS S. S. So
We keep only the reliable makes.
Dress Flannels in every shade.
Black Satin 81, 81. 25. 81. 50.
All the cheaper grades Of Dress Goods from 12k to 5oc
WHITE GOODS.
Table Damask in bleached So 60. 70, 81 and 81. o.
Table Damask half and unbleached Is 3d. 40. SO. Is
Napkins and Doilies, from Soc os5 per doz.
Lace Curtains in sets, from 50. 80 $40 per pair
10-4 Sheeting, Is, 80 and 37kc.
ga SheetinR. from 1870. up.
All makes Of "A Cotton cheap can be had.
We sell the best 25c Towel TO be had.
We sell very fine Damask Towels at 81, s., S. and 50
per doZ
Good large size Blankets at S..
CLOTHS And cAssiMEREs.
we make SUITS TO order, guarantee IT. and WIN save
you from IS to SO on q Suit.
We make Shirts to order. guarantee 1T and save you
money.
Shirts ready made at IS. Is. 81 and sl25.
Merino Underwear for Geats and Ladies. both White
Hosiery. Gloves. Handkerchiefs. Umbrellas, oossa-
s7-we viii sell as Cheap as any houre in the city,
LUTTRELL q WINE,
a4-lm 1880 PENNA AVE-. CcR. 10Th STREET.
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BEAUTIFUL pearl opera glasses s75o.at Hempler's.
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WASHINGTON. DC. Oct 9. tS62. 1907 ami
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
@eatner, Followed by local rains on Tuesday, lower
barometer, southwest winds, becoming variable,
rf<1ng, followed by slight fall in temperature.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29
aoTrnnn.
NoTIoa-s0.s ~. ssf1os.


NoTiCE-nCa q col. SeTION.
An Il sctlou for nseni l5uss o. the Board
OF Public Eunoaflnn In W IlhnlnRion will
be hela on AateHdays Nay GtlI, 1854. Polls
open ~ o'clock and close II Tp. M.
Ihe inApeeiors 0i the pFecinct in which
me election % to be held in the ward,
Will hold the shOol election,
Memo rs TO bs elected and Places OF
voting are as follows
FIRSr WARn-One member for two
Sai yssssi polls & g No lSschool house, ,seeoLd
SECOND WARD-Ore member for tW o
years. polls Feilen House, second .and
/ Wainut streets.
THIRD WARD--Onep member for two
years; poais a. No. ~ school house. Elm
FoUhIIL WARD-ODe member for two
years: polls 81 NO. school house, French
near Sixth street..
FITTH wARD-0ne member for two
yea,rSxii xi poils al no. y schotl house. Eighth
SIXTH WARD-One member for two
years; polls al No. s Ech oil house. wal
hut sire It above Twelfth.
tEvEkTH WARD-Une membsr for two
years; pchs NO. zschool house, Eleventh
and WashlnRtop streets.
EIGHTn wARD-One member for two
years; polls No. o school house, Seventh
and SIruce streets.
NINTH WARD-One member for two
years; Iolla o-d Academy, Vxndever
ISSTa wARD-one member for two
years; p, lis No. Is school house, Harrison
street, near Third.
ELEvENTH WARD-One m ember for
two years, polls No. 10 school house, OAK
and Harrison streets.
HFNRY b. MORROW,
eec'y Board OF Public Education.
apr25-te.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29

PHILADELPHIA is growing more
rapidly at this time, according to the
IertiIe Record, than at any former
period. the increase being not less
than "a per cent. per annum. This is
ascribed TO the growth of her indus
tries, more particularly to those con-
celned in the manufacture of textile
fabrics. Philadelphia now furnishes
one enth to the total population Of
the one hundred largest cities in thu
United STATES. The fourteen cities of
Massachusetts, have not quite as many
inhabitants, and al be cities of New
England with over 20, coo inhabitants
do not present au aggregate qui g
equal to that of the populations of
Pniladelphia and Pittsburg.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29

to favor q reduced tax rate, and that
other meetings would be held, said
abruptly the meeting was adjourned.
It is most singular thing that
these gentlemen were brought to this
city to rehash before a Wilmington
audience the now stale charges that
have for Eve to twelve years, As they
say, been uttered against the Republi-
can party leaders of Philadelphia,
Who have been proven to be utterly
corrupt and covered with fraud from
head to foot.
They made no charges Of corrup-
tion against the City Council OF VIII
mingtoD, but urged those present to
adopt the same course of policy here
that had been pursued in Philadel.
phia by the Committee of One Ham
dred. Wilmington has no corrupt
Gas Trust /; no Almshouse, and no
tax receivers that clam the right un-
der the laws framed by corrupt po-
litical party to take from one hundred
and fifty to two hundred thousand
dollars year out Of the taxes col
lected, as a salary. In fact Whining
ton is wholly exempt from the charges
made by the Philadelphia Committee
of One Hundred, against the "Bos-.
$685." because she has no "besses,"
and there is no way in which our City
Councilmen can become "thieves."
Every improvement has to be met by
separate and distinct appropriations
Of money and all bills of expendi-
lures are passed in open Council and
published in the newspapers. There
was time when the Old Republican
Ring had control of the city and run
it into floating debt Of some hun
dreds OF thousands of dollars and the
city WAS well nigh bankrupt that
there was cause to fear that the
Council might commit such acts as
the Republican Council of Philadsl-
phia were guilty of. It is true that the
City Treasury was robbed at that
time, and SO was the Water Depart
ment, but The City CouncIlmen were
never charged with such fraud.
As the purpose of the meeting was
to vote against an increase of the tax
rate, there could be very little objec-
tion raised to its ostensible object, as
none but a few Of the Republican
politicians urge such increase.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29

DEATH has again been at work In our
midst among the older citizens. Ysster-
day the death Of ex-Mayor George W.
Sparks occurred at $50 p. m. He was
in his 18th year aud had stood high in
this eommunity iOr nearly half a cen
tury. All the best traits that adorn the
character of good citizen were consplc-
nous In his life.
MIR. John Manz, q highly respected
and well known German citizen, and
machlnist, and for some time a Justice
Of the Peace of this city also died last
evening Of consumption, aged about
sixty years. He will be greatly mis- ,ed
BY our German population.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29

Gov. CoLoUITT, who is in New York.
has been lntoryie wed with regard to the
situation in Georgia. He says the in
dependent democratic movement in
that State, as led by ex-CongreA Aman
FELTON,, is Of no poliucalimporrauce he
thinks Mr.. Tiliea would be a strong
Candidate for the presidency aud that he
would be acceptable TO the South. He
says the colored men of Georgia are en-
tirely contented; that they are carefully
protected, honestly dealt with, are pros
porous, and there is no talk ON their
part of emigration.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29
From the N. Y. Herald.
Te Europe In Five Days.
CLAIMS BY COMMODORE coPPIN FOR HIS
TRIPLL-HULLED STEAMER.

CLAIMS BY COMMODORE coPPIN FOR HIa
TRIPLr-HULLED STEAMER.
Commodore Cop in, OF England. who
recently designed an improyed ocean
steamship visited the Produce Exchanpe
yesterday with diagrams of his Inveo :
Ilon and ext laine To the membefa M,
mysteries and beat les. The uiapTnmE
snow lriple-hul.ed screw ship, There
are three separate vessels below water.
Wnlle an ono vesJt obly 10 seen Tine
centre hu |, which Is IA feet sh horter thsn
Ihe OUTSIDE huiis, ontains the engines.
There are Two scrt ws or propel era nj
each end, ettr er OF which can he W,,rxed
IN Csc te other is disablei or the two
can oe worked III Unison thus increaHino
the power and sNeed. Commndora con.
y cialhs that Is vessel Ill make a
voyage i. ON New YORK tn ItyeI pooI tn
hVe DAYS. The vessel Il designed priL ci.
paliy for passenger tra fIic ali state-rooI, q
being above the waiei-line, VIII ie ~ !, 10 .
leq lred the vessel Can rIy as much
freight as The CITY of Rome. Comm0do,e
Coppln says that Sc s ckness in his stee-
mer VIII be an lIHpossibiliiy, as the
three hu Is will prevent The rolling of the
vesse!, even IN The heaviest sea. The
hulls both forward and a1L are pointed. :.
In TACT, the steamer can be run q theT
Dack ara or forward with equal rapidity
me Com 0dore has yEcaJ in EngIaIid
constructed on his modrl which ne saws
cannot De equalled for speed and safety,
me dlmen lous oi such an ocean steanI
snip world be as f lows: Length over
al, 14o feeij length of centre hull X feet.
extreme breadth, l2J ieet; greatest d. n h
from sp deck. o. 1eeI IOmnoco,a q
merce TO day. NA
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29
HE HAD FAITH Amose Douerrps

samuel p; Palmer, young emplovee
In the Gents Furnishing store orr. Min
Invested r-gularly IN the drawing o2dk.
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. He mtIe,,
10 get ticket in the February drawIno
as he sen loo late. but received one H. IL
March distribution: He was laughed At
that he would some day win larSe
pr re. sure enough he found that his
was half OF ticket No. @ so, which had
drawn 50 900. He collected IL throuSb
frequently drawn small prizes {, A90 n nj
slO before, will send In time for Nav 81 n.
be IN The next drawing under the spec,
ial supervision of Gen'ls q. L. Beaure,
gara, OF La. and Jubal A. Early, OF Va,