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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-09-23
GRENADA, MISS. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2s, 1882

The boss thief of the age is one Mayor
Phipps, for several years Superintendent
of the PHILADELPHIA Aims House He
not only stole the greater part of the
Contributions Of beneyolenee towards
the relief OF the miserable inmates in
what they ate, drank and wore, butlhe
even purloined the roof that protected
them from the inclemencies of the storm
and sold that, it being made OF copper.
Doubtless Brother Phipps was appointed
on account OF his piety and charitable
ness, and has again proven to the world
that men still 'steal the livery Of Heaven
to serve the devil in" We hope weshall
never see that shorcless waste Of heat
where surging billows Of fire flame and
roar, but If we'do, we'iftend to- offer a
resolution that every demon be fur
nished with a blowpipe to bring the con-
cantrated heat of the whole terra del ttego
upon Mr.. Phipps. 5a8 f
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-09-23
Commissioners Sale.
M. w. Markham
VS.. No. All

VS.. NO. 4li a#.#.
Sallie A. McLemore ct al. J
Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
Court OF Grenada county, Mississippi,
made at its September term, A. d. 1882,
in above styled cause, |, as commits
sioner, will proceed to sell in front of
the courthouse door Of said county, on
the
14TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882,
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described lands, to-wit: South
west quarter of section one, east half OF
the southeast quarter Of section two and
the east half of the northeast quarter of
section eleven, all in township twenty
two, range two east, lying and being in
Grenada county, State Of Mississippi
% N. V. B. THOMAS,
Clerk and Commissioner.
By ]. T. THOMAS, Deputy Clerk.
w. G. MCLEAN, Solicitor sl5-3w
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-09-23

Some ardent prohibitionist has de-
clared upon the authority Of science that
nature never produces alcohol, but she
produces many substances from which
it is easily extracted. Nature does not
produce biscuit or bread, but she gives
us many substances from which these
articles oi sustentation are easily ex-
tracted.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-09-23
Notice to Creditors.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
GRENADA CoUNT,

r sh .rE onS->hAh. sNyooNif' l}y y
Notice is hereby given to all creditors
of the estate Of J. 4. Vikings, deceased
and all persons interested in said estate,
that the said estate has been declared
insolvent, and that all creditors must
file their claims with the Clerk Of the
Chancery Court of Grenada County,
Mississippi, on or before the lst Monday
in March, 1888, OF. the same will be
barred.
That on that day the claims of credit
ors will be taken up for examination and
allowance, and all creditors are hereby
notified to attend ON that day. i
B. G. ADAMS JR., j. L. THOMAS,
Administrator. Commissioner.
September 8, 1882.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-09-23

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
of the estate Of G. NJ. Coffman, deceased,
and all persons interested in said estate,
that said estate mas been declared insol-
vent, and that all creditors must file their
claims with the Clerk Of the Chancery
Court Of Grenada County, Mississippi,
on or before the LIST Monday in March,
1883, or the same will be barred.
That on that day the claims Of all
creditors will be taken up for examina-
ton and allowance, and all creditors are
hereby notified to attend on that day.
B. G. ADAMS JR, j. I. THOMAS,
Administrator. Commissioner.
September 8, 1882.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-09-23

The outlook foran abundance OF cheap
meal is good this year, the world over,
in civilized lands
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-09-23

Er parte. J. E. Hughes ct al. No. 332.
Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery
Court Of Grenada county, Mississippi,
made at the September term, 1882, there
of, in above styled cause, 4, as commits
sioner, will proceed to sell in front of
the courthouse door Of said county, on
the
l4rH DAYAor OCTOBER, 1882,
for cash, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit: Five
shares (of fifty dollars each) of stock in
the Grenada Female College
N. v. B. THOMAS,
Clerk and Commissioner.
by J. 7, THOMAS, Deputy Clerk.
w. G. MCLEAN, Solicitor. s15-3w
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-09-23

A seat in the New York Exchange cost
he purchaser $32 900.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08

The first number of the Brockway
Centre EXPOsIToR Is received. ID. r..
Sutton is the proprietor and j a Men
Zies editor. From personal acGuaint-
ance with both parties we are led to
believe the paper will be one worthy
the support OF Brockway people.-St.
Clair Republican.
The EXPosiToR, Brockway Centre
has the cooperation of business men
Of the place. Mr.. Sutton tie pr0prie-
tor, is an experienced newspaper man
and proposes to help the town by CIV
ing thom wide awake local paper
Detroit Christian Herald.
Tie EXPOsIToR, is TIE name Of q
paper started at Brockway Centre, by
Del L. Sutton, who also publishes the
Richmond Review. The EXPosIToR
comes To us we'll filled with advertise
ments, and an abundance Of We locals.
May the EXPosITOR thrive until the
publisher is able To live without hav-
ing Sutton his fingers. IImon
Mail.
The initial number Of the Drockway
Centre EXPoSIToR has reached us. 1t
is ne 1t six-column folio, well filled
with advertising and local news
Judging from its appearance we should
say it hailed from live town.-Fort
Grdtiot Sun.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
Go to Gurdon's for good cigar.

Go to Gordon's for good cigar.
IL pounds good c sugar sl,OO at
Gordon's.
Smoke Nabob's for nickle to be
found ut GOrdOn's.
ID. Ramshaw is selling his stock of
whips at cost. Good whips from 20cts
To 1925.
Everybody ought to see those nobby
suits AT G L. Roswell's.
Men, women and children buy your
shoes of g + ROswell and have the
button's put Oh with the patent fast
ner free of charge.
The ladies' should not fail to see
those nobby walking SHOES at c. L.
RoswelPs.
Good suits Of clothes for s5 at c. E.
ROswelfs.
Have you seen those 75 ct Lap Dus-
tiers at c. L. Roswell's.
For nobby hat go to G. =. RosN els.
Croquet sets ut \. G. Browns
Express wagons at a. G. Browns.
Woven wire mattresses at a. q.
Browns.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
VYha: the Newspapers say.

I'VE have received the initial number I
Of the ENPoSITOR, Il 0-cUlumn folio
publ, he'd at Brockway Centre, by Del
L. Sutton of the Richmond Review.
1t starts ont well and we wish it sue
cess. Rochester Era.
We have received Vcl l. No Of the
Brockway Centre EXPoSIToR, Del Il.
Sutton's new paper. 1t is IL six col
umh folio, under tho editorial manage
ment of JAS n MenZles, ana starts out
with liberal advertising patronage
which, If it continues, cannot fail to
make a paying Investment of 1t. Ar
mada Telegraph.
The initial number Of the Brockway
Centre EXPoSIToR has been recrive6.
1t is rs lively as u cricket and starts
off with good list of advertisers.
May it live to report the next centen-
nial celebration. PIT Sanilac Reporter.
We are in receipt of the first issue OF
Brockway Centres new parer, the
ENPosIToR, published by Del Il. SUIT
ton, proprietor of the Richmond Re-
view, and managed 10y Jas A Menzies
1t is a neat printed folio, well patron.
lied by the business men of that burg
and withal has an appearance of pros
perity. Long life to it.--Cass City
Enterprise.
We are in receipt Of the initial nun.
Der of the EXPosIToR, published at
BrJckway Centre, James a. Menzies,
editor and manager and Del L. Sutton
proprietor. MenZies is a former at
tache OF the Observer office. We do
not mention this for the purpose of
blasting his prospects at tlle very out
SIT, but rather to assure his patrons
that We have had an opportunity to
know him, and knowing him, can take
pleasure in commanding him to the
people of Brcckway, iOr his lbahy de-
sirable attributes. Romeo Observer.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS.
81 A YEAR-6OC FOR SIX MONTHS
soc FOR THREE MONTHS.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Business locals cents per line.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
INSURANCE.

Home of New York with $G,700, ,505
Assets, and PhPnix of Hartford with
loss. 103. OF, are represented in Brock
way Centre and vicinity by James
Brown. Office opposite School House.
Also agent for st Clair and MacOmb
Farmers Insurance Co., splendid,
safe company, devoted To farmers in
tereSts exclusively.
Insure ut home with u home agent
whose earnings all go to help build up
home interests.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
Mrs. j. a. SMITH,
new MILLINERY 8 FANCY GOODS
AT THE
LADIES' BAZAAR.

A Complete assortment of Ladies' and Children 4
Hosiery, Gloves, Wools and Wool Goods, Tics,
Ruches, Embroideries, Etc, Etc. The latest
styles in Hats, Bonnets, Flowers. Feathers,
Laces, Wells, Silks, Ribbons, Ornaments, at the
lowest cash prices Rooms in the BOttomly
Block, up stairs.
CAPAC, MICHIGAN.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
Holden Bros. l..


eteko
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
GROCERIES,

paints and oils and window glass have full stock. Glass
size without extra charge
We would invite particular attention to Millinery Goods always
something and fashionable At have brilliant
display of Ladies' hats which fitting suit both
and DID, according the varied of
ubreakahe Tampco black and coored
kid gloves 81 linen lap robes Ladies made skirts so 50; mems
clothes Extra calf boot 81; good white lead
lbs choice Examine stock before purchasing. No
trouble to show goods
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08

The NJ. Z. Society are contemplate
ing giving "a concert on the evening of
July 18th.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
w. lei. T. .AE!A.TAN!E..EIS .EISEe.

SGist mill constantly running guarantee lbs of Flour
bushe clear mill ready all
work. All planning and re-sawng done with romptnes.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
7. MACARTHUR,
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER,
Also, Dealer in WATCHES,
Clocks, Je-0e1ry,
Speotacles, ETC

Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry re-
paired in first-class style. Nothing
but the best material used.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
$4,000. |!

%, UUU J 4J,UUU !
days.
IN ALL LINES OF GOODS Our Stock is Complete.
IN DRY GOODS,
we have choice selections both domestic and fancy nice lot Of
trimmings and buttons match Table nen Dama Hosiery &C. &c.
Gents Furnishing Department
Fancy shirts from White shirts aunded and
dried, all sizes cheap Mems, Youths Boys Clothing great
ty, and for price be undersold
Boot and Shoe Department.
In this of goods challenge county, stock,
quality goods and lowness of We would particularly mention
fine stock of ladies kid boots and shoes
GROCERIES,
Our Groceries always and fresh Andd lot Of canned goods
We keep the largest Stock Of Confectionery In
Town.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-27
III.

Tu maBt piFsn, has he Diamans
ten f&Un felt larser, lanssn Sabren In
unisren GamiIisn iiae. Wan Iast cab
fs su Wa,fo polos 3sitsn Don sinsm
rnstnsr @Orfabrsn aus Snritn mitae,
bra&t purpsn, rod eaS tbat bier ni6ts
suIS a&s fiber III, pab is srf pprSlr,sm
tb,e iseise Ga6urS srbisltsn /; t1 rpsib
mid ncd gut iu stinnnn, pis BE Salfte
8dnisi6 unssi&lfen pptr In elmer OFT.
tntalil&s bartaultsn Wsile bsa,beittt
mar. walertib ssnus, atsr ni6t Der bsu,
tissn Woes sntipu&snb une einiae
buttsn in Nalsnrinssn, anpsre In StI5i.
i'm, 1pI6sufm pesr ipnfissn @afn
guptneun8 ssfunrtn Als Sino erbtslt
t1 Supetlln GIlaubnie, nit zen Stsi
rGp Su ipitltn, bic ib 10 snelia fatia
bratie, rnsn Ger e,fbkn su Ssrlisrtn.
Qu rasit 20 slautsn peer aitt atsr
msin ictit 70 Stru!risu @atr lise MID
YtlarmIbuft nit rfr psiti6e MAIDEN.
rnp tie 1ianautsn bliltln felt pisler
StInte sinssltlrHsn.
@gr sinissn Sabrsn uf nabm msins
litCt ltlise &.Luu re rtteu taspr urp
ttfane raraut fGb fs ron liusm
Supttu su sintm @rtmsips Der.
a,tsitu rnrtn mletn. @ir fans
tm romols srraee In Srsnf, nod
Stem su Slbsn, no mir ltts bis att
Wipraie Subiinasn molten, u. Der af
@dpL0 par, he nit tobin ~ nsbmsn
unp tsn tfanntsn gaisuant nit csr
gnfaitsuns tts 8amilisni&mudss su
talausa; msine Wuitsr Ole. bate ihr
9uas aufsine on 'f'nx,p a rtr I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-27
@Es. &atns6oroug6s
Qtantanten
-Spr-
s, Samtborne.

Sipstb Com, Id suinnere mid In
ter 1bat nt9t i8DEsre Belsbtn su ba'
ben!
Nt9t wabr? iu8ts Som, Wpblssfiqi9
feinsu Sbuurbart iirsi3snc, uno fliste
er mad sini8sn Iusenblidta ttusu, sS
banst cine 9siaiate paran.
GS mar nat BEN Diner, = rtnem
BON 5pm 9ainSborpusb's bebaBliten
unuatab alipsn fIeinea Diners, anne
isnp nur mir prst, Com, feline STau unp
iH, uno CUR AafDariurs sprt ibparie
Diensr, Die ebenio sspanct, renn au6
ipsniser lsl6fbsIpuet ibr Unit ausubtsn,
pis Die bsasn lbrer enBltidsn Gpa;ssn.
lnp pann cas- ~retisnpe SpstIe,imm er,
aerape sros ssnus, nit pst1en 1sppt.
1sn n bsusnI apsten, oa5 rubias, psies
pel9lstsrte ei1t Der altraaampsn, pis
es auf pa5 NIT 6ra6ten unp Slumsn
9eaisrte Damatuittut ftsl, rpdbrsnp
elm anssnsbmer S6aitsn ben &slt pss
&aumsS einbiate une cen ianarssn
DHnstn stftaitste, tire ssrdultlolsn
GrretiOnsn suslsi9 unseisbsn 81 Der.
ritteh; uno ras @sfabl a~lsemetnen
StbassnS. paS a%niprutlrlr Nsitibum
unp uuauferinSlt6e SiIpuns um fs per,
brsita; uup - cod i6 ibpsiss bon
bsm fstnsn dinsiidsn Yprs,aan unp
BON Ipms SOrtufIt4en @stutn, um
ustns xsler niat nstpilb su MAIDEN,
turs 60 mar NusS gang alsSeSeiGnst,
ION r:r intersfantsn Wirs. 9atasbprsusb
unp ibren DtamantsH aassfanasn bic
auf eas !sBte SaiSfae.
SIR MIDI bate bic Dame aussr ibren
ibttsen Gsi;en nod etDaS belonpers
MnsisbsnpeS. neil fs cine 9aneSminntn
BON mir, etne MmertfaRsrin mar. Sic
,par brdnett, i6lant, sra;i5s; ibre slus
9en Sltften nit staem trdunirifbsn aus.
pruf unter Zen sepSlbtsn l6parsen
Srauen berSor, - etn Ausy.ld. mel
der an Wssnerisnus er~rtnnste, Deer
ptsusit. cine Sianstguas ibrsristts gum
WesmertSm SINUS psrrtetb. 6alS lirc
Gbultm persn iaptao5, Since une
5anpselenfs 10 sart unp bspsa!tb, ras
fe teinab nit ibnen lpre6sn foante.
$50 bate 5pm fs fsnnsn sslernt ?
SD bate bisbsr nte earan sepa6t, ibn
su frasen. Sts nar aus Siratnien,
sr mubts tbr Obne 3rsiftl auf psm Gcus
tinsnt bssssna isiu. Dies mar pic erft.
GsIsssnbsit, BET Der tb Tic tn tbren Ola,
mantsn iab-war ie rp9 aud felt stpa
3wet Sabrsn nit metnem Srsunpe per-
mdblt unp tBtfsnS stn babes sSabr
NIT ibm In Ger bltl6en Siua. Bum
trtttsn eper pisrtsn Wals bate id bsuts
NIT esm iunSen paar seipeift. Nun.
bic Diamanteu sisltsn Wtrs. 9ainsbps
rough, unp fis sisrie pts Dtamantsn, ls
baluprtusn sspilermabsn NIT BEN
trdumuilhen 8larS ibrer euntsln @us
gen ; pas laste tb aud msinem Greunpe.
als ie i4 mad Sifb surddscs une uns
BET unisrsm Wsiue !'eb.
llnp IS bSrst s!ns Gsl6i&te earan,
pistsrbplts or, ,nesm er stpanfsnpoq mad
Der GlalGe lan8te unc niein 0las flute
uno pas feline.
IS bsfnmest mid feinespsss, tab
tte nfe BsfanntIbah CT, ftSnen iuns
een Erau mt 9rr' -. ,.liIamsn, 70.
rnunhlba IL. irN IA tsalsiist. unp bab
9tamarln babel TN SpisIe sspslsn ;
tb lisb rabsr ssrne Der ttsentbGmli&sn
@sidt6te, psl6e sr f6 anl6idte, mir
su srSdblsn. Elm bsreitpiuissS Sbr. So
iobsn mir rsnn pa. bic 8lai6s srti&sn
uns. In Der pGnfbar ssu ilbli6fsn 0,iIs;
bic Disnu par sntlalsn, paS Dsur TN
Samin rpblperlprst unD Com bsSanr
f3!aencrmabtn:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-27
III.

Wsin Wss nab Sialisn serbisnt nit
Rsdt Elm umpe5 ssnannt su psroen ;
fat mad Warlsias uno dbsr Civita
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-27
Gbrihtu0 rfer.
R. 3. eat&er.

Spri1tu0rter.
vWaserfSure, abelrie6enber atbeui, Terbdus
unssbsihwerceu unb acpfpeb rerssn lsi1t earh
ScpfensSttterS %furtrt."
yStuetrt Ste Scpfeus Sttters> Bidder, setrduAt
BITE Oseeisin, ietp rretie, seiuae une sladItA"
ySl su& has essen CUR Can, uue BAIT ibr aae
Sofuuus ~perlcreu, 70 periu8t SrpfensStttsrs."
,Risrens unb Sarnbsi6psrbsn ine aIsenstne
ttebel, une taS etnstSt iitere une lurerlaitSe
Ssilmtttel sdsesen Ut saS SsrfeasSstiers. -
Man baue earauf ]"
uTas Scrisns Stttsrs .rISirft urb jerfSrt
uiHt; Is lent ptepsr Der un6 perianst."
,Gie6er, gilipftat, S4lafristsit uub @elbiu&t
pereeu let&t hur4 ScpfeusSitterS turirt."
y0si&ipare, etipp4en, SemmerjrrcHsn, raate
Sdut, ausldlase uRo uuretReS Slut tartrt nas
Sepien gttttrs."
,,Gri&lafte Rieren nab Sarnprsare seten 80
ben iHEumten 2rantbsiten anIab. 9ds Sepfens
Sttters tarirt ft aue."
yTas Scpfeusg tttsrs reriSaft mebr @eiunbs
BELT, Spnneni&ein unh Sreues, ais aue aneereu
arSueteu Suiammeu sencmmsu."
Su alien u pptbeteu u Haben.
Sop Hitters geis. Co., &o9eaer, ". y.
- 9srpntS, Ont, uuS aouscu, Gnslaub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-27

erie, S'grisn Co., Sspa.
IS pirs bisrmit beiteinist. eas DR.. Glar'
Dob" Ions Sneian 9leee SYrup mid rtrfli@
pom i'd ssrsn rbsumatiiGsn Stmer,tn bsfrrit
sat. So bate % fir elm psrtbspaes Wittsl q,
rscpn,mancirs psfeu SsbrauS aasu, bic an abn.
.i9sn SSmsryen leiSens
R r. Hothyr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-27
Nile aSotbsfer berfaafen es.

Sa6oratortam: go. ~ 2sef 5. Sfrakes
Rem BORT Sttp.
3cmsnthe:I
Waufpn, Alamafse Co., Sppa
Sd babe Or. &larf ScbnISn's Snoian glsos
Sprup fur Wassnframpf-, 9ebsrisiben unb
Dtarrboe sebrau&t unS srss.n Grfols Samit sr-
itelt. Sd ppats MIDI cbus sasielbe isin.
6enrg Rnsbau.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-11

NEw YORK. October TO- Stocks opened
strong. Money, per cent. ExchaDge-loRg
81 500; short, "a IS. state bonds neglected
government bonds strong and 1saA per cent
higher.
LIVERPOOL. October l0.-COtton steady,
middling uplands, 8 1l-16d; middling Orleans
I'd: sales 10000 bales-for speculation and ex.
port 1000 bales; receipts $3.50 bales, all Amerf
can.
Futures: Middling upIands, low middIino
clause. deliverable in October, 6 IS sat 34-64s
53-64a6 34-64ds deliverable in October and No
vemoer, 3 SJ-04ab lP.64d: deliverable in Novem
Der and December. 10 64a6 15-64d: 1aIfverable
in December and January, 6 l6-6ia6 f5-64d: de
hverable IN January and February 6 16-64s
l564d: deliverable in February and March
. 1000 deliverable in March and April 1856
. 1000; deliverable in May and June 29-64e
3 Sl-64d; deliverable in June and July, % Gas
2S-64d; deliverable in July and August 24-64d
Futures steady.
l:sO p. MIXTURES: Middling upIapds. low
middling clause, deliverable in October and No
Eember, 3 2J-b4d; deliverable in November and
December, l6-64d; deliverable in February
and March. 17-64d; deliverable in June anc
July, 23-s4d.
MANCHESTER October lO.-The market fol
for cloths
NEW YORK, October 1O.-Cotton steady
sales 1878 bales; middling uplands, II 16c
mlddling Orleans l15kc
Futures-MarkeJ quiet but steady, with sales
a. IouoWs. october, II Use; November. 10 Soc
December, 10 SIC: January, 10 93c; February
II &c; March, II 13c-
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, ETC
LIVERPOOL October 10, ESQ D. m.-Breadstufs
strong. Corn, mixed, rs for old Wheat. rec
Western winter, SIS 5d0Ss I'd.
NEW YORK October I0.-F1our opened steady
but quiet Wheat fairly active. Cora kaAC
/ better for CT sh and October. Pork firm al
SS3 Z )a23 p. Larffrm at 13c. Freights quiet
lsbut steady.
BALTIMORE. October 1O-F1our opened quiet
and unchanged; Howard street and Western
| superfne, 8 0Oa3 65; extra. 90 75a4 80; family
81 75a5 75 city mills superf1ne 50 00a3 75 ditto
| extra, 50 75a6 90; Rio brands s. 5Oa5 IS. Wheat
Wheat-Southern steady; Western quiet bu
| steady; Southern red, 81 05a1 %, amber 81 OSs
! IA; No. Maryland, 81 091ka1 1915 No.
/ Western winter red, on spot, 81 07$4a1 OS Corr
| Southern steady; Western active and firm
/ Southern, white 75a76c, yellow 73c.
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRE, October 10.-Spirits turpentine
Soc. Rosin. 81 9Oa2 90.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-11
Away with Chimneys, Smoke Stack
and Smoke.

For long time NJ. E. J. Mallett, Jr.,
distinguished chemical and mining en-
gineer, hrs been engaged in experiments
intended to s~cure the complete COM
bustiQn of fuel . IS to assure the great.
est economy, and avoid any u. of chin
neys or smoke stacks. The process has
now been brought to perfection, and
sfter it had been paten- d in evelJ coun-
try in Europe 50 well as in America, a
powerful company YVES organized to
whole process is deliberately de-
3ribed with dias ans in the New
York Herald of a recent date. We Of
course cannot attempt here to give our
readers an ineligible idea of its details,
but the principle may be stated as one
the very reverse of all devised for burn
ing smoke. Nr. Mallett had observed
that a res Ilat d supply of air in an
argaud lamp gave perfect combustion
without producing any smoke, and he
set about inventiIg furnace which will
accomplish the same thing on large
scale. He by slow burning turns the
fuel into inflammable gas, which is
burned under conditions which secure
the automatic regulation of the
exact quantity of air to
cause perfect combustion, so that
nothing is given off but carbonic acid
gas mixed with little hydrogen, which
may be forced out through any conven-
lent aperture, no chimney or smoke
stack for the purpose of creating a
draught being either necessary or desira-
BILE. The result will be that the largest
furnaces will have no chimneys and
smokestacks will disappear from steam
ers and locomotives. A set of boilers on
the new plan Is now building to be placed
in the Equitable building in New York,
and a smokeless locomotive without any
stack will shortly be finished and placed
on the Erie Railroad.
The chief advantage claimed for the
new invention is that it will save one
half the fuel now necessary for produc-
ing given amount of steam, which will
not only prove of enormous value in cur
failing cost, but in the case of ocean
steamers will greatly increase their
freightage capacity by reducing the
amount of coal they must carry onehaH.
Incidentally there is another advantage
arising from the invention. This is the
production of large volume of pure
heated air, which 1t is proposed to carry
from locomotives to cars for heating pur
poses.
Another advantage which will arise
from the general adoption of the new
sy stem will be the relief of manufacture
ing towns and cities from the smoke
nuisance and railway travellers from the
annoyance of smoke and cinders Think
of Pittsburg free from smoke, and one
can understand at once what the new in
vention means for great manufacturing
centres. OF course manufacturers will
not adopt the new system for the sake
of putting an end to the discomfort their
smoke now inficts on the public; but if
it will save them so per cent of the fuel
they now use they will jump at the OPP
portunity for their own sakes and the
public will reap its share of the advan-
tage.