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A UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.

will sell by public auction at my store 1918 Pennsyl
Tda N aSsVf T9ne4Glng on n8T
lection OF forfeited pledges. consisting of
Ladies and Gents Clothing of all kinds such as Over
coats. listers, Coats. Vests. Pants, Boots. Shoes,
Slippers Hats Seal Caps and Suitings. Dresses,
Skirts Silks. Underclothng and Dress Goods Cloaks
Circulars. Dolmans and slawls. Books Musical,
Table Cloths, Towels, Blankets Quilts Spreads.
Sheets and lilow Cases, Valises Opera Glasses Spy
and Eazors Fluting Machine Clocks. &c.
This sale Will continue MORNINGS at TEN O'CLOCK,
and EVENINGS at SEVEN O'CLOCK until all the lots
are sold Persons holding tickets the time on which
having expired, will please take notice.
II. K. FULTON, Pswnbroker and Auctioneer.
c. Fl, CRIPPEN, Salesman O2j-3ts
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Amusemcnts, &c., To-Ns0Ae.
NATIONAL THEArKR-" Romany Rye
FoRps OPEKA HoUsR-Neu Burgess On ~vrm-
THEArER oonrerR.--Kings specially oomnssa-
ton I'm Patience" and varfetieA
DIME MusEUx-curos,aes and stage novelties
RANGE OF THE THKkMonETKR-Thef following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
oncer to-day:7 am, $50 IL an, s. I; pm, col.
MAXIMUM, 6i.4; minimum, A.&
ALLEGED THREE CARD MoNrs MKs ARRRsTrp-
Onacer Qunian and j. r. Ryan, B. and q. detec-
i've, THIS afternoon arrested two men on suspicion
OF trying 10 work the .three card monte game
on the cars between Baltimore and this cfty
Their names are Lewis Leroy and W. d. Miller ana
IL is alleged that they followed a stranger mon
Indiana who had over $4,000, and endeayorod %
get him TO play monte.
The Courts.
EQUITY CoURT-.radoe Macarthur.
wednesday, Mills vs. Mills; testimony ordered
taken before Examiner J. r. Riley. Brown vs. Hol-
gan VS. Clarke; reference 70 the auditor ordered.
To-day, Callaghan agt English; sale ratified ni2.
Temple agt Worthingt0n; do. finally.
CIRCUIT CoURT.--Jtf0e Macarthur.
To-day, Kirby agt> Cartier; dismissed by plaintfn.
Smith agt Boldin: n ia suspended until hearing OF
motion Van Riswick agt CisSeu ct al; on hear.
ing.
POLICE CouRT-Jtdoe Sneu.
James and Cornelia sullivan and James Dillon.
disorderiy conduct: s. or Is days each. Laura
Casey, assault on Harriet A. Thomas IS or 10 DAYS
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO II. ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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T T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

T T. COLDWELL4, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY BE-
ING TWO FRAME HOUSES, AT THE CORNER
OF SIXTH AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust recorded in Liber No s
1913 folio LII, of the Land Records of the District LII
o. Columbia will offer for sale at public auction,
III front of the premises, THURSDAY. the EIGHTH
OF NOELMBtR, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.
NJ. the Part of Lot in No 450 fronting twenty
feet on 9th street and sixtysix feet two inches
street improved by two frame dwellings,.
Terms: One-third of purchase money in cash. the bal
ance IN two instalnents, at and two years with
ana deed of trnst on the nrnEert nr ali in asb a nnr
chasers option. deposit of 300 required day of
sale Conveyancing at purchasers cost If the terms
OF sale not complied with in ten days the property
Will h resod at the risk and cost of defaultng purchaser
after i've days notice.
ROBERT COHEN. lrr,s+oo,
o2o-eo&ds JOHN n. WALKERS AiusteeS'
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers

- - LIT 4
Il Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEE SHE OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
On STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR
AND-A-HALF STREETS NORTHWEST.
Ey virtue of deed of trust. recorded theSss
land Iccr,le Of the District Of Columbia in Iiber a
Nc ~ foho "a viii offer for sale, at public
DAY, The ,TWENTY-THIRD or OCTOBER. 1888
west hall OF lot No 30. in Reservation No TO-
fronting u feet inches on street north and running
a with that width $50 feet to 30foof alley,
iroysd 10y threesory brick dwelling tNo 36 street
nCTthweSt1 containing Ii rooms and brick stable.
Terms: One third of purchase money III cash balance
III two equal installnenrs and two years
Per cent interest to be secured by the purchasers
ard DEED OF trust on the property all in cash at
ehaserS opiloi deposit OF Sl0O required on day OF
II the terms OF sale not complied with in ten days
M property will be resOd at the risk and cost of de-
faiiit1ns purchaser after FIVE days notice.
ol2-d&ds REGINALD FENDALI. Trustee
1.-THE ABOXE SALE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF
tin rain, Is lOSTPONED until FRIDAY, OCTOBER
TWENTY SIXTH, same hour and place
GA dads REGINALD FENDALI, Trustee.
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TENHEEE FINE NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
l. CORNER FIFTH AND STREETS NORTH

On TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD atse-a
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. we will sell, in front of the Fl: a
in 5l2 Each OF these lots front 30 feet and is
inirpved by the most complete dwelling houses in this
containing eleven with library and bath closets
&c One 81 the best Investments il city; readily
IerIas: Octlird cash balance in one and two wears
notes to bear interest aud to be secured by deed of trust
veyancil.E Sc at purchasers cost deposit of 500
On each LOT at time IF sale Terms to be complied with
chaser sfter five days public notice of such resale in
olS-d&,!s DUNCaNsoN BROS, Aucts.
sz- TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON Ac-
liz M &c ISL st sane
i2 o..rs sra PlFee- n,-xc,xSox Dpoe
ruANCEEY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVEDlIa
AND 81 STREETS NORTHWEST.
trct OF Columbia. Passed the 1st day of October A.
D. 1888 in equity cause No. 800 wherein Julia Green
ants the unde rsiyned Trustee viii offer for sale at
Enblic apeten in fTont Of the premises THURS
at FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ. the following Described j
property viz: Parts of lots 16 and H. square III
running thence east along north street IS feet and IL
inches thence south % feet thence west 78 feet and IL
inches 10 0th street and thence north along 10Th street
to the place Of besnning and improved by three story
brick misunderstanding and storehouse
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One third
Of the purchase money to he paid cash balance in
two equal fnstallment payable respectively one and
trust the property sold to the satisfaction Of the
Trustee or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
complied with in seven days from day Of sale the
property win be resod risk and cost Of defauitnY
purchaser 0A'-n TfEIaS s!fnsssaf f"s trustee
o,sa.as DuNoaNsoN st BEos sor'a Hssts
ROBERT Q HoLIzMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
HA rt.1fS fhU,eaf
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E11x1n OF
RBR A BIB EEK K
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BIB A A BIB EE XXX
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA. CHILLS AND
FEVER-Contans no Quinine. Arsenic. any metallic
COmpOundS-at Druggists, SO cents 1yl9-6m
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IEblG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
- LIST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FI.AyORING
Sti,,ck FOR Soups, MADE DISHES AND
AiLSi" lVNPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
Az Invaluable and palatahle tonic in all cases
- Ntah Question and debility Is success
gro pad Zoe which Datioils shpuli feel
tIStt'tuL--Sys Medical Pr,ss 81 -
h.!tlsA Aeti4cal Journal" SC
tatiIoN-Gen3ine only with the fa, si,nila
81 Baron Ileblg's Signature in BIue Ink -
ttsc IaisAi- Tbs caution il ne.>tssary ouino
To SEriJIs cheap aud inferior suis,itufes
felils "a the market
LtEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To b. had of all Storekeepcrs. Groccrs and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the United State
tWhOlt sale only g. David 4 Co., y EeuchIlrch
avenue, Lonuoii England apT
'l'hk CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BRFA ks
.hSef wears out always clean, aud can be worn whSSy
CHAS EiSHERS
MES Fisher ao.s... Cd tu1 Street northwest
Lady pstors ASA ~ssenIon 70 the wants Of
MIL
A EIificiA.. EYES.
"A 81. $40. sIs. Eyesasht fitted
nyio dEAPLER'S OLD STAND.
~ Penasylyanja avenue
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Mends Class, Crockery
Wood. China, Leather,
&c, solid as rock! Hard
az. adamant! FIRM AS
LGRANITE! Strongest,
toughest and most elastic
Glue on earth! A Sam
Giant among all
other Clues and Clements!
Absolutely Unbreakable
and Inseparable! No
HWrN a PnYAYH0 Az
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LABOR NOTES,

The Crescent Silk Manufacturing Com
pany, OF Paterson, New Jersey, failed yes
terday. Liabilities, $50, 900; assets, So. 900.
The Mahoning Furnace Company, OF
Armstrong county, Pa, failed yesterday.
Liabilities, 200; assets claimed at $75. 900.
The Union and Bay State manufacturing
Company, of New York, making straw
goods, suspended yesterday. The liabilities
are estimated at $500, 900.
The failure Of William T. Cook e. Co
straw goods manufacturers of Foxboro'
Massachusetts,, was reported yesterday,
Ihelr liabilities are reported at 5000, 900.
The Grand Trunk Railway will begin on
Monday next the running of fast trains. The
trip between Montreal and Toronto will he.
made in ten hours, ard between Boston and
Chicago in 40 hours
The first new Virginia wheat was received
Yesterday in Petersburg. 1t was raised in
Dlnwldde county, and is about a month
later chan the first wheat of last year. but is
unusually clean and dry.
The National Flint and Lime Glass Mann
LECTURERS Association held its annual meet
ing In Boston on Wednesday. WI Lihhv
OF the New England Glass Works was
elected President in the place of Charles
Brockwiner of Wheeling, retired.
The Coal Trades Tribunal In Pittsburo
after another iruitless session last night, an
pointed committee to walt upon the nm :
pire and requests his presence to-day to set.
tie the wages question. On this question
neither side is willing to make concessions,
A special meeting of the Western Nail
Association was held yesterday, in Pitts
burg to consider the question of suspendtnp
production for thirty days After discussion
as to the state of the market,i it was decided,
at the request of some manufacturers who
wished TO replensh the market, to defer ac-
ton until the next regular meeting.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

Our Millinery Stock is large
ard complete. 1t pretty well
hills the southeast corner of the
main floor. Straw Hats and
Bonnets for ladies, misses and
children ale in profusion All
the leading colors are before
you, including the "crushed
berries" now on the topmost
wave of popular favor. The
l7-cent counter is still piled
high with desirable shades.
Milan Hats, in black and
colors, so cents; made to sell
for $l.00 to $l.25.
In the Flora Display our
25-cent Corsage Bouquet seems
to be the magnet.
Tips and Plumes, in no end
OF colors, kinds and prices.
Ribbons are in every shade
and all widths, from Lutte
strings to broadcast sashes. In
variety this stock is unexcelled
if indeed equaled, in this city.
The crowds at the counters
show if the prices satisfy.
JOHN WANAMAKER
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD.
FROM CALVERT STATION.
TAKING EFFECT DECEMBER "A. lsS

FROM CALVERT STATION
TAKING EFFECT DECEMBER "A, 1892.
For Washington, a. m. 3.15 and s.4 n. m
aaliy except Sunday, and IN 7,aA 9,45 and
ma anu IL % a. m, aud boo and 10 p. M, daily
daily, except sunday. '"''
For on dnnaSpolls, 7.o9a. m, daily except Sunday,
N anu 9iW p m, daily. -
For Richmond and the South ~ 40 and 9.46
IN ms daily, and 3. is p. m, daily exceptBundav
For dhe south via Virginia Midland Railroad a.
~ a. M daily and S.66 p.In.s except sunday,
For WHIT 's 53IphhGay only; ndop
a. H., daily. - 49, ~ 1'D
For Norfolk via Potomac River steamers. Mon
oAy' Wednesday and Friday 1t ii. Is 4. n,
FROM UNION STATION.
For washington, L. 90, ESQ, 7.06, 746 s.6o. II Al
2. M, 2S5 8.2, $40, .. q, 0.06 D. M. on snno
qsS, 4'So, $50, 7.46, $50. u.4O a. M, $40 and
FOR Va. Midland Road, alta, 20 a. M, daily. IN
ppn z; M except Sunday. I'D p. M, on Sunday
Fore; 4 0. Road, 4.sOa. M. daily, asp. m.
except on sunday. 7sl'i'C'-7s - - - 49,
FROM NsYLvANIA-AVENUE STATION
For washington s,65. =. 7,b1 BIS and LIS q.
ma aa;@j 10 !. Is and 9. ID p. m. On Sunday
p. m, = - ~ 'T-- i's.%
fSr Annapolis 7.lOa. M, daily except Sunday;
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMoRE
80 zoo s:s0 and TO- az a. NJ, lao, 40, 4. 40
SS'2 a.S $50 and 10. 90 p. m. On sundays, ~
S.Vb s.HO b m. 20, 20. 80 $50 and 19 % B.
0aAArnSE Sas. SsS SH Essa xss.' AS@
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He LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS.
STRAwBRTDGE & CLoTHIER,
DEALERS IN Dry GOODS EXCLUSIVELY.
EIGBTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Following the sun In Its Course

Since 1858 the sun and moon n'their courses
nave not been more accurate to the calculation
than the Grand Monthly Drawings of the Lou
lsiana State Lottery. which have occurred
sh me second Tuesday of each month at noon
VIII lake place on the 10th day of July, when
SZoo,5Oo Will distributed by GenIs q, r.
Beanregard OF La, and Jubal A. EARLY of va.
M A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, ITT'
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Mr., PIcKELs was very glib, at last nights
meeting of City Council, in expressing his
regret that "the law" prevented Council
from loaning money to the fire companies
But Mr.. Pickles does not have this strict re-
gard for the law creating the Water Commits
sion, which he thinks he can defy with i'm
punity. He will soon learn, we have no
doubt, that all laws have to be obeyed until
they are declared unconstitutional by our
highest court,
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If THE morning organ wants to start d
revolution against the laws of our State, let
it commence by refusing to pay the required
license for the conduct of its business. This
would not only speedily settle the question
whether or not the morning organ is greater
than the State, but it might show how that
establishment got off with SO much less tar
than was paid by the GAZETTE, when the
sum exacted of it ought to have been con-
siderably greater
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BY PROPOSING to strike out the appro-
priation for fuel, Council evidently intends
to make the worthy and deserving poor of
our city scrape along without the accus-
toned charity in the way of coal next
winter.
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EVIDENTLY CITY COUNCIL wants to put
the Water Registrar in the direction Of a
three years term before turning him over
entirely to the control of the Water Com
mission. 1t is unfortunate that they can
not do as much for ex-Chief Engineer
COyle
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OUT OF RESPECT for the enormous pro-
portions of the overdraft iu bank Council
retralns from acting upon last months bills.
They will all be carefully slowed away until
the July taxes wipe out the overdratt and
show balance for the city.
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q Strangers passing through
Philadelphia are cordially in
vi ed to make our store a sort
Of terrying place. Handbags
and parcels may be lett here
under check with the same
freedom as at ones hotel and
with the same convenience
without mourning any obliga-
ton of any sort.
We do not keep a hotel-ex-
actly; not over night at any
rate; but we do provide a free
resting place for all strangers;
and take the chance of benefit
accruing to US through the
spreading OF information about
our business. Indeed, we re-
gard the presence OF strans ers
itself as a benefit; for no one
will ever see so novel a spec
tacle as the store presents with
out a desire to know something
otFthe singular trade that fills
1t. e. ~. .ainn9 mi 80 os ~ go s,5.
ig '..N. H- arrt
The accidental and peculiar
novelty OF the place brings a
great deal of attention to our
business; but, if there were
nothing better than idiosyn-
crazy here, our trade would
scarcely profit by the attention
of passers by. What is it,
then, that constitutes the real
permanent attractiveness of the
place. There are other large
stores here and elsewhere; ex-
cellent ones, where excellent
goods are kept. What is it
that adds thousands to our
daily throng, and a million to
our trade every year2 Ask
the people OF our city. Ask
those VI your own village, a
thousand miles away it maybe,
who may happen to have
learned the way to us by mail.
If we were to put in a
few words what constitutes the
real attraction here, we should
say that we make a business of
looking after the interests of
our customers. We don't mean
to go beyond reason; but, when
people say that we do go be-
you'd reason, they thereby
prove that we are foremost in
liberal dealing.
What constitutes the spec
tacle here is the multitude; the
trade, the provision to meet it
that has grown up with the
trade, the facilities for hasten.
ing the necessary delays in
transactions; the provisions for
the comfort OF our own people
Of buyers and of visitors; the
seeming forgetfulness of costs;
prodigaity Of benefits.
1t is nothing but business.
Nothing is here for show; moth
ing for illusion. There isn't a
more transparent glass house
anywhere. Everything you
see has its reason in plain bust
ness, and that reason is to give
all the people much for little
not to S EN- to do it, but to do
it.
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Nervousness, Nervous DEBILITY.

Neuralgia, Nervous Shock, St. vitus' Dance,
Prostitution, and all diseases of Nerve Gen.
eratiye Organs, are all permanently and rad
ieally cured by A-len's Brain Food, the
At druggists, or Aliens Pharmacy, Sl5
Iat. ave-, N. Y.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS
- SPLENDID seen CRY, MAG NIFiCENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RA H..


TAKING EFFRCr OCTOBER /, 1872
Trains leave Baltimore CITY time as followa,
MAIL Train, daily except Sunday, for
the North and West. Neutrality-suspicious.. Ina N,
Chleago and Limited Express, daily
Fast Line, daily, West. ............ l0 az a ~
Lock Haven ana Watkins Express, ex- '
,ctpt Sunuay TO- IS A. m
harrisburg Passenger, daily except $40
usatery ..'.'..''..... 580p. M
VIZ q AprS;ss, daily .-'...'........ S.45 b. M
Mall Express, West dailY...,..........li,lbb m
ERIE Mall and Buffalo Express except - -
,oaturuays liz n m
ParktOwn Accommodation, $40 and g. M n m
daily, except Sunday. Sunday only, 4 nj a M
Oockeysvllle Accommodation, $50 III 10 a M -
2.S, 40, 800, tO0O lis p. m. On sunday
" ~ a. H., ]. 30 anu 10 D, m.
For For Hanover and Gettysburg, 7.S0 a. m,
FOR Cumberland Valley Railroad, T,ab 4. M i.
dagerstowh, 10. Is D. n, ''
p. m. - o ".oo
Trains arrive from the West, 7.4Oa M, sos and
ZIP p' M, daily. From the North, T. 20 a, M.
e aa1iys EXCEPT Monday, sos and LISP. m, ex.
For tickets 70 all points East North and West
apply AZ calvert Station, at Northeast corner
baitiinore and Calvert streets, and at Union
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
resldences on orders left at ofice, northeast COR
her baltimore and Calvert streets. "
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If You Suffer

with Sick Headache Constipation, Dizziness,
Sour Stomach or Bilious attacks, "Emory's
Little Cathartic Pills" will relieve you; as
regulator OF The bowels they have no equal;
very small, one TO three dose-15 cents.
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THE SECRETARY OF the Board of Health
received, this morning, the pleasing an
nouneement that the last case of smallpox
in the city had entirely recovered, and at
last we are entirely free of the scourge.
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COUNCIL can find plenty of money to
waste in useless opposition to the laws of
the State, but it cannot spare any for the
benefit of our hardworked and public
spirited firemen.
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Reducing the Tax Rate.


Council took step of doubtful propiiety,
last evening, in deciding to reduce the APP
preparations for the ensuing fiscal year, in
order to prevent an increase Of the tax rate
beyond $3.50 on the hundred dollars.
While the charter OF the city does not ex-
pressly prohibit an alteration Of the an
nual appropriations after they are
, once established by ordinance, we have no
. doubt that the obvious intent of the law is
that they shall be final after they are once
legally established. The duty of making
these appropriations is conferred upon the
) outgoing Council, for the reason, no doubt,
that years experience better enables Ooun-
ell to fairly determine the needs of the
city, and that the duty of apportioning and
determining years expenses is too impor-
tant TO be entrusted TO a new body, fresh
from the people and not possessing any we'll
defined idea of the amount necessary to
carry on the city government for the year
upon which they are just entering.
Under the guidance of Mr.. Pickles, the
Council proposes to reduce the appropria-
tious-not because they are considered too
high, but because it is considered that the
tax rate required to meet them will make
too much of an increase for the
people to stand In one year. There
fore, it is deemed expedient to st ike
less severely into the pockets of the tax
payers this year, and allow the public affairs
to be inditferently attended to until the time
for making appropriations again rolls
around.
This move on the part Of the majority
members of Council is simply make shift,
that will only afford temporary relief.
To slight the important public work
for one year only makes necessary larger
expenditure the succeeding year, and fire.
luently results in a total waste of the money
thus so injudiciously expended. Unless the
Board of Revision makes fair and equit-
able assessment, the reduction now proposed
by Council will have to be added next year
and in the end the people will be even
worse off than if they were taxed to the full
extent now.
The amendment of an appropriation ordi
nance is dangerous precedent, and If the
figures can be lowered after being estab-
lished, they can be raised with equal pro-
priety. Thus, should City Council on the
eve of election make extraordinarily low ap-
preparations for the purpose of
bidding for the popular vote, the
items can be raised Immediately after the
new Council assumes control, and the poo
pie thus egregiously deceived and imposed
upon. The law provides for extraordinary
appropriations to meet emergencies not
contemplated when the regular items are
established, but we do not believe any
formal amendment of the regular appro-
priations was ever contemplate ed.
Council may succeed, by tampering with
the appropriations, in pcrarily reducing
the burden of taxation, but the chances are
that in the long run the people will lose by
this foolish temporizing with a plain and
pressing public duty.
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ABOUT DEPARTED.

The SMALLPOX Sc Ourge Almost Extinct
A summary OF Deaths Resulting from
This Disease
To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE The
following is a SUNNI arY d smallpox cases
in this city since Jauiary 1, 1883: Total
number Of Bases reported and recorded
220; white, l45; black, n, not stated, I;
male, 115; female, los; sent to the hospital,
90; adults; ,l07; minors lis; died At the
hospital, Al; died IN the city, 30; total
deaths, N.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1883-06-22
skinny Men,

"Wells' Health Renewer'' restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81. -