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MARRIAGES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at the
residence of the brides father, 40. 25O9 east
Franklin street. tuesday, october llth. by
the Rev. Father Tiernev, FRA J. GRACE,
of Wi miogiOn. Delaware. to EVA ANDtl.-
son, of This city.
SLEAiAKER- MITcHtLL"-M Married, a.
tfchmOrf Va. October 22d. by Rev. Il. III
rit, SIR. CHARLES sLEMAKtk and Miss
LULA L. MITCHELL.
GDhDON-GORLON Mar Jed, in Lynch
burg. Va. october l6, 1880 los Rev. K. II.
flcmmmg. Dr. VILLA y GORDON. Oh
Richmond, Nt.aud Miss KATE r.. daughter
OF me lateJ Newton Gordon, of Lynchburg'
Ia
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Register, Register, Register to-day.
Amendments for spsaking.

Appointments for Speaking.
The following appointments for speaking
have been made
The Hon. Il. III. Cardwell will speak at
Matoaca at 4 =. NJ. on Thursday, October
3Oth; at Ettrick, at night, on Thursday,
October 30th.
The Hon. George ID. Wise, Hon. Taze-
well Elicit, and Hon. Meade lIaskins, at
King William Courthouse on Tuesday, DC
tOber 2Sth.
The Hon. George ID. Cabell at Halifax
Courthouse on Monday. October 9th.
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There being nothing 10 engage the after
ton Of the ileur.co County Court Yesterday
no session was held. The court viii be in
session for a short while Ibis morning, when
il Will sentence Adam Wilkinson 20 the
penitentiary for assau.ting j. Hall Moore,
II and will thnn adjourn iOr the term.
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nrpuTY mARSHALS.

To-day is the last chance TO register
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Delegates attending the meeting OF the
Grand Chapter and Grand Commandery at
Roanoke, Va. on October 18th, should apply
at once for sleeping-car accommodations
TO X. W. Courtney, passenger agent Nor
folk and Western railroad, S3S Main street.
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M MANCHESTER MATTERS.

Registration books clOse Tonight.
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Register, Register, Register today.
Police Court.


The criminal docket at the Police Court
Yesterday was very small, but as Friday is
the day set apart for the hearing OF ciyil
cases. the court was in session until nearly
O'Clock. People in every condition OF lie
who have had business misunderstanding
on Fridays present their grievances before
Justice John, who endeayors TO mete Jus
tice to all, but seldom is case decided III
way to give satisfaction 10 both sides.
William Watson was charged with Delng
disorderly and using profane language on
street-car No. OF the city railway. Il. W..
Dickerson, driver Of the car, was before
court on the charge of assaUlting ana
striking Watson. II seems that WatsOn
had been drinking, and boarded the car
at Main and Laurel streets. lie was
put OIL on account Of his condition,
but attempted to get on again, when
a struggle followed between him ana
the driver, during which Dickerson struck
him with his stool. The case was
continued until 18th Of October.
j. T.. Brines and u. Shnault were each
fined 81 and costs for being drunk.
W. II. Willix was charged with stealing
a lot of furniture, lace curtains, silver plate
and one clock from Rev. ii. A. Topper.
The case was continued until October 2sth.
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rhe Academy Orchestra.

The Mozart Academy orchestra, under
Mr.. Stein, is now playing high grade music,
and It's numbers between acts add greatly
TO the pleasure ofthe performance. During
this week selections by Gounod, Wagner
and other great composers have been
played Ia good style, and have received lib
erai commentator from the people.
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Fourth District.

Register, Register. Register to-day.
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THE BOSTON
1000 Main Street,
Opposite Postoffce.
THE TINES ofers Spcciai Rates 70 pe,son'
seeking employment.

"a ANrED-TO SELL BAR AND
W FIXTURES, STOCK and GOODWILL
with CIiN and STATE LlCfNSE; also, I
POOL-TABLE and CAROMEr TABLE.
Apply AT 52i west Broad street. oc2b rs
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Registration books close tonight.

Democrats-lf YOU are not registered to-
day you canoot vote on November 18th
against fraud and force by casting ballot
for George ID. Wise.
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Registration books close tonight.
THE PLAY-HOUSES.
Rose Osborne Appears in "satan'-"Paul
KauVar."

Rose Osborne Appears in "satan"-"Paul
KauVar."
The title Of the plsy at the Theatre last
night was Just sufficiently vague TO attract
and repel, and the public generally bad lit
tie idea whether the production should be
patrOniZed or not. As consequence a
fairly large audience was present. satan
is a melOdrama, the plot of which develops
very gradually and very nicely, and almost
prevents anticipation. II has many strong
pOints. which Miss Osborne, IN the role OF
Madeline de Sayigne. afterwards satan.
brings out cOnspiciOusly. Wilson Day ana
Harry Thompson ably assisted her. Inc
rest Of the cast is poor. The play Is worth
seeing for some reasons, and Miss Osborne
wears beautiful decOllete gowns, and has
lovely arms and shoulders. "Satan" VIII
be repeated this afternoon and tonight.
The closing performances Of Paul kau-
var" will be given today AT the Academy oil
Music. A large audience will be present.
The scenes Of "Old Jed PrOuty' the forth
coming play at the Theater next week, are
laid in Bucksp0rt, Maine, where it appears
that Mr.. Richard Golden, the star OF the
play, passed his b0yhOOd days, and had the
old man, whose name gives the title to the
play, constantly before his eyes. Dora
Wiley sang soprano in the old Bucksp0rl
Methodist church, attended by old jed
Prouty. This company will be at the Thea
ire for three nights and Wednesday matt
nee next week. Seats 20 on sale this morn
ing.
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sun rises.............629 Moon sets....3:2l \. VI
sun &C. ts...............6.i0 Day length. 1Oh Dom
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM -
y the premises, ia east Marshall---1A
street, "A BROWN SETTER PUP, tipped with
white on nose and forehead. Any Informal
tion or delivery OF the dog Will be suitably re-
warded. oc25-lt
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In touching upon the Langston-N enable
case he scored the former as 'miserable
incendiary negro, who went all over his dis
trict carrying the black flag and shouting
down with the white man and up with the
negro" In closing Colonel Oferrall took
up the Force bill, and excoriated It's sup
porters In manner never before equalled
by speaker In this city. Never before was
such dark picture OF this infamous mea-
sure painted. Said be: 'There is one pro-
vision which they have omitted, and that
IL that they should have coroner at
every precinct In the South when they
| attempt 70 enforce it," CONTINUED
3applause.I "Why don't Waddill be-
come . candidate for reelection II he
thought he was truly elected befores He
knows be was not elected, and had no more
right 70 that seat than he has within the
pesrly gates Of the New Jerusalem. Jap
SOUTH PROSPEROUS.
In concluding Colonel Overall grew
eloquent indeed. referring ia true oratorical
manner 70 the prosperous condition OF the
South before It's progress was impeded by
outrageous Republican legislation, and
urged the Democrats Of the Third
district 70 stand by the right, aud
by returning Wise 10 Congress, assist In
tearing down the old dark and dangerous
casfle Of Repubiicanism. When the orator
copeluded he WISE cheersd loud and long,
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BURGLAR CAUGHT.
ATTAcK ON SAM .JONFs.

The biggest money yet is to be made by
purchasing on ground floor Wayne Land
Company sale October 3lth and 3lst.
BOWMAN BOSWELL A SHJMAN
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viii not cure everything. "a. ID. C..
Tonicr and "a. Il. q. Alternative" cure
blood diseases only.
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mocrats-lf you are not registered to-
day YOU cannot vote on November 4th
aga. INST fraud and force by casting ballot
for George ID. Wise.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SINGH. lOINcH.
FOR SALE.
Tor SALE. BY BOWMAN. BOs
WELL& sHUMAN.

WILT sHJMAN,
REALISrATEANDl RANCE AGENTS.
No. . MONTH ELEVENTH srEEEr
lib feet on Floyd street between Meadow
and Rowland.
80 feet ON Floyd street between Robinson
and Cedar.
30 feet ON Broekllnd street
I3s feet corner oi Washington ami Wlud,r
streets.
Nineteen LOIS ON Carlton street
Five LOTS corner OF Brooklyn street aud
Shattswood avenue.
DIV YELLING, NO. PCS cast Clay street.
BRICK FACTORY south Eighteenth street.
FRAME HOUSE. 4 rooms. go feet. Nichol-
son street.
STORE and DWELLING, 4 nouh tish-
tccnth street.
NICE DWELLING aud % acres In aspar-
agus, Strawberries. Nc., boo mon thcust suburbs.
several SMALL FARMS near the city. and
other Well-paYlng property.
BOWMAN, BOSWI IL a. ~Hl MAN,
se2l tf 9rOfth Eleventh street.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Important Railroad Scheme-HaleiGh''
Recistration-S0OO Reward.

Important Railroad Scheme-i,aleiGh's
Registration-S0 Reward.
RALEIGH, y. c., Oct. 2l-TSpecial. r.
Particulars were learned here today of a
most important railroad scheme which mas
inst been set on foot by 4 company Of we'll
known capitalists of Virginia, North Caro-
lima. and South Carolina. Mcssrs. Fuller X
snow, of this city, attorneys for the COM
pany. today took out letters OF inc0rpora-
ton from the Secretary Of state Of North
Carolina, under the laws Of the state,
chartering the Norfolk, Wilmington and
Charleston Railway Company. \ charter
has been obtained from the state Of South
Carolina for that portion Of the road lying
in that State, and from Virginia for the pOr-
ton Of the road lying in that state. and
the charter in North Caro- ina is
o. complete the lire as proposed by the COM
pany. The line will run into this state
from South Carolina, not far from the town
of Charlotte. and then pursuing the coast
line as near as may be practicable, will
pass through Wilmington, and proceed
thence on to Norfolk. IL Will be built al
once. and will be one of the best through
trunk lines Of the South. The capital Of
the company is six million dollars. The
company has been duly Organized, and the
required amount to secure the charter paid
in. Ex-Governor Thomas }. Jarvis, OF this
state is one OF the incOrpOraiOrs, and the
board of directors includes well-snown men
OF Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston.
RALEIGH's REGISTRATION.
The registration books for the coming
election were closed at sunset this evening.
and returns tonight show that in Raleigh
township 1866 white voters are registert d
and 1910 c0lored voters, making white
majority Of go. This j. one OF the best
white majorities ever shown by this city.
REWARD FOR A MURDERER.
Governor Fowle to-day offered one Of the
largest rewards ever offered in this State
for any criminal. T. is four hundred dollars
for Ii. e.. Morrison, who murdered h 5
eighteen-year-old wife, near Asheyille, "a
few days ago, in most horrible manner
and escaped. Edward sullivan, grand
father OF the murdered young woman, who
resides in Philadelphia, mas also telegraphed
that he Nill give live hundred dollars for
the capture OF the murderer. making total
Of nine hundred dollars. Morrison himself
is only twenty years old.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS

stock from the crop OF 50 Is scarce. nave
a limited supply OF &c. b." on hand. supply
yourself before IL is all gone.
ClGARsl CIGARsii CIGAlSlil
make the finest grades 10 2-fer. l@'N ~
your supply before the Mckinley bill goes I'D
effect. j. /. tAlhMNNlF
aui6 Factory Nos. l76 and 10 y hi'4'l'
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SPECIALS TO-DAY

are few, as follows:
S1S9-Kilt suits. sizes ~ 10 years, tc-
days price 50.
1lO7-kilt Suits. sizes 3, "a and years, to-
days price SIS.
1l3l-Kilt Suits, sizes 3, and > years, to-
days price Sl.S5.
3J-knee Pant Suits, sizes to IL years
to-days price Sl.9S.
lG32-All Wool Brown Stripe Cheyiot suit,
sizes 4, ;, 8, 7, 10 and II, to-day's
price $40.
G39i-Plaid Cashmere suit, sizes 4, >, Z, 10,
II. II, 10 aud IL, to-days's price $500.
SIae-Checked Cashmere Long Pant suit,
sizes II 10 Is, to-day's price $500.
200 Pair keee Pants, sizes TO II, to-day 5
price l9c.
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CLOTHING.
GRO WD

VIII throng every department to-day. In
tho Mems Clothing there will be many for
Oyeycoats and suits. In the Boys aud
Children's Department there will undoubt-
edly be rs mpny IL not more customers
than we shall be able 10 serve, Among the
MANY
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NOTICE.
4 BIG INVESTMENT. SEE WHAT

4 BIG INVESTMENT. SEE WHAT
1 L the following Companies have done:
The ~OuthWest Virginia Investment Com
uany. OrganlZ q eight months ago with capi-
tai Os 100000. has already cleared $4,000.
and owns properly worth over 100000
The Roanoke trust and Loan Company
commenced about i've years ago. Capital,
10000; capital and surplus now, s30o 900.
Home Conveyance Company commenced
two years ago. capital, $4,000; capital ana
surplus now, s275,u1O.
Roanoke Construction and improvement
Company commenced business one ear ago
Capital. $4,000; capital ard surplus now,
$4,000.
The King Investment Company started
business five months ago. Capital, $1,000
capital and surplus now, ,31,mO
Xch9ngo Investment Company COM
menced business one year ago. capital, eI5,-
OOO capital and surplus now, sl2O 900.
Why cannot the SDU lHEkN FINANCE
COMPANY do as well?
FOr particulars. call Oh W. l.. WARING,
JR., 0l5 east Main street oc15
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CHARLOTTE
Cotton Fire-Burglar Caught-Attsek OF
Sam Jones.

Cotton Fire-Burglar Caught-AttseN on
Sam Jones.
CHARLOTTE, y. c., October 2l.-LSpeeial.l
A special tonight from Marston says a
Dire broke out there this morning at the n.
A. and G.. railroad depot in a lot OF cotton,
and ten bales were considerably damaged
before the fire was checked.
BURGLAR CAUGHT.
The negro smith, who committed bur-
glary last Sunday night in MarstOn. was
caught there to-day, and part OF the stolen
money was found IN his boots.
ATTACK on SAM JONES.
DIR. Thomas II. ritchard, Of Wilmington,
a leading Baptist preacher Of North Caro-
lima, after hearing sam Jones, has a terrific
attack on MIR. Jones in n weekly paper
called Charity and Children published
at Thomasyille, this state. II is creating Il
State sensation.
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Terminal improvement Company.


We have had in this paper the prospectus
Of The Terminal Improvement Company OF
West Point, Va. While the prospectus is
clear and f0rcible it is really modest IN it's
claims for the property controlled by the
COMPANY. Besides 900 town lots the COM
panv has nearly 1900 acres of land adlOin-
ING The town and extending from river 10
river. Upon part of this property are
MAGNIFICENT sites for factories. a curve IN
the river brings deep water close 10 the
shore. while the railroad runs through tpe
property near the river. gentleman re-
Gently said that West Point had a water
front worth Sl,o00O00.
Though the organization Of this company
may be a surprise to many 1t - the result
of the patient and persistent efforts OF some
# cur best business men, being thorough
believers I'm the future of West Point. The
men who aIe at the head Of the company
are all thorough business men. ana thelr
names will inspire perfect confidence IN the
enterprise.
All good enterprises started at West
Point will receive substantial aid from the
Terminal Improvement Company. Wild
cat speculation Will be- discouraged.
Parties unable 10 attend Wayne Land
Company sale October Both and 3lst can
get ON ground h)or by joining syndicate.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL ~ rHuMAN.
The biggest money yet Is 10 be made 10y
purchasing on ground floor WAYNE Land
COMPANY sale October both and 3lst.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL * >HUMtN,
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WEATHER. FORECAST.

y--1 WAsnINGToS. ID. c., oct "a Fore
| FAIR cast FIR Virginia: Fair weather; west
-clly winds.
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Register, Register, Register to-day.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
PASSENGER STATION, RALEIGH. n G..

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL No
NENBER 4, 1870, for the CONSTRUCTION
OF the UNION PASSENGER STATION az
Raleigh, y. &. Plans and specifications can
be seen ~ the Office OF tic Ralc gn and Gas,
ton railroad, 3l3 Halifax street, Raleigh, NJ
T.. JOHN &. WlNDrR,
oc 2l-toc 81 For the Committee.
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
NATIONAL BANK,

UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
MERCHANTS NATlONAL BANK,
kICHMOSD VA. Oct %. 1890.
THE FOLLOWING Is PUBLISHED
4 in conformity with the requirement OF
the Comptroller OF the Currency I'm extend
ing the charter Of this bank.
'"7 if. GLENN, Cashier.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLERoP THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, oct. 10. $500. J
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigned II has been made
10 appear that THE MERCHANTS Ma
TIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND, in the city
of Richmond, f. the county OF HenricO and
state OF Virginia. has compiled with all the
provisions OF the ''act OF Congress, 10 enable
national banking associations 10 extend their
corporate existence. and for other purposes"
approved July II, 1882.
Now, Therefore. /. Edward :. Lacey, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify
that THE VI ERCHANIS NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND" In the city Of Richmond.
I'm the county Of HeuricO. and Sate Of Viz
ginia. is authorized 10 have succession Tor
the period specified IN us amended articles
OF overwhelmingly, until close Of busi-
ness on December :. 1910.
I'm testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal OF Office this 18th day OF October,
1890.
iSignedl r.. \. LACEY,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Currency Burcau.-Seal Of the Comptroller
OF the Currency, Treasury Department
&C 22-3Ot
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ATLANTIC COA.TLISF.l
RICHMOND AND lETEhsBuRG kAILROAD,
RICHMOND, VA, October p, 1890
NOTICE.-AFTER SUNDAY. OC-
" TOBER 18th. SUNDAY EXCLUSION
1KAfN~ on this road between Richmond and
Petersburg Will be discontinued until further
notice. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26TH, Will, there
foie, be the last date 81 the season on which
these trains will rum
Z. ~. EMERSON,
ocl5-2t General Passenger agent.
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MEETINGS.
ME SOUTHERN FINANCE CON

l. PANl Will buy the best property in lhis
city or elsewhere In large blocks. Cspliai;
81 .OOoOOO For particulars as TO stock, can
on w. l.. WAXING. JR.. 0Io east Main siee''
oc25
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
TIE RESPECTABLE Inc.
The Way Some or the Dances nave
OHrtnated.
IRON Ne Ianr, R.rl-r.

rum ..t .."Nf. flN'a.Is
The ravotte anl The bourree can be
variousIy assigned to Spain and France
for Their origin, bat he homely
appellation can be cl.arly traced TO q
most respectable antiquity. In the
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries the
name was variously written giGue, giea,
and Ccic, and signifed simply the
fiddle dance, from the German geige.
"a violin We hear of these gigues,
on fiddle dances as early as the days
OF the wandering minstrels, the pecu-
liarity of them being an entire license
OF step, so That the most untalented per
former could join in. They became
fashionable among the upper classes at
the Vatican ttteS Of Louis NN.'s time,
but were naturally danced with consid
erahly more elegance than their prim
tive form required They still retained,
however, their miscellaneous character,
and far from any symmetry Of motion
being demanded, the gigue was not cor
rtctly executed unless several varieties
Of step were represented among the
dancers It was In fact, a medley. ="
We can scarcely overesiimate the In
fluence Of Lully, the chef d'0rttestrs Of
Louis NV, on the art Of dancing.
His band, which was known as the
twenty four violins,' was required to
furnish all the music for the feieS and
balls Of the brilliant court to which II
was attached. The gavotte and bourrce
have been asCribed to him. but probably
without reason The cotillion, however,
has a more legitimate claim to such a
paternity, and most likely was at least
perfected In the brilliant bathrooms Of
Versailles.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
SUFFRAGE WANTED
It is Necessity for a Proper Govern
ment OF the District

II is Necessity for a Proper Govern
ment Of the District.
Editor Critic: I am very glad 10 find
that THE CRITIC has the manly cour.
age to publish matter involving the
consideration Of the management Of our
District affairs, and ] thank YOU for
your criticism on my letter to Mr.. Nc
Comas of the 1stinst., although I do not
agree with you on the subject But I
yield TO no man In liberation Of honest
differences Of opinion, and in District
affairs, | know no partisan politics.
In Difference TO the sentiments Of
many friends here, l have been dis.
posed to acquiesce in the establishment
Of a sort Of sectionally representative
government for our people, without
suffrage i
But experience and observation cou-
vince me that there is no middle
ground to siaUd upon in this contest
between an autOcratic and q Republican
form OF government for this District
/ have already stated that, up to re
cent date, did not suppose that any in-
tellicent man in this country honestly
entertained the opinion Of the "EN.
elusive Legislation clause In the Con
slitution. which Mr. McComas now
timidly pretends to uphold
On the question Of a change Of gov.
ernment here, Ihave no doubt that many
residents Of the District are largely In
fluenced-as you seem to be-by appre-
tensions from a turbulent and irrespon.
sible element In our population. But
the formidable strength and power Of
the opposition TO peoples government
In this District comes from men of i'm
mense wealth and corresponding influ.
ence, who now, by a nod and a wink,
can get whatever they desire from rulers
irresponsible to the people, and over
whose property and taxation and even
department they are invested with dan
Cerous discretionary control.
With the experience and admonitions
we now have before us, I believe no
city In this country or IN any other has
better material out Of which to form
and sustain a wise and model municipal
government than this city of Washing
ton, and especially II provision be made
TO permit the exercise of the freeman's
franchise here in merely municipal mat
ters-practically as In a Joint stock COM
pany-withOut impairing the rights Of
citizenship in the States on questions Of
national and State politics.
Very respectfully,
S. G. CLARKE.
Washington, Oct 3.