The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 6

ray jtittttloas Btt Ulanta IG. Smith wai 4 ople Mutual 1 He began his ever written John T. Cyan. up the oddl yesterday Tax aided bout county reg 1 to vote in thi Cooper of the. on ii visiting ooper is a rising the law and lit- Jiversily.

He it in the Gen ii. A. Berry of 6n behalf of the Payno. Aspe- Redeemer win tet1n1 wnlgnt tday niet Deed Cornell been one Je on Hunter Arnold Cur. writ of habeas Judge Vn1pp.

p. The First urtaned in an armory from 2 Every child ai nU Claus. Mist assistants ru. valuable Id Ix games and eierujiietL 1 lodge the old- Izatlonsof Odd officers fur the jle grand Jack rmiara Kinyon iiclal secretary. emUrship and having a large of lrLerr3.

t. ew beer agent is yeterdy. I active business die Moerlein. Ing IL my bU30 pigh ten pound The. climate of taken by the who died a few Leon wished of a laundry Dg himself.

fora number 01 for courts in involved. A In Georgia was I I be remembered I who came from fat Mr. Timothy Chn5Imay I papers made It irby had out a was cat to THS but not by Mr. lid not die. MX.

Hurray and a of grip in fj I name or put OL ppe. This year this peculiar doubt. It I total will reach jig like accurate grip wthai ton. T. M.

Kim- grange has for the state S. county J. ft M. E. Tison Roberts.

Dw. hsford. Preston stown Chaua- Monroe county county W. nber of 5 in Fulton and sf in and several i January. The direct trad i Atlanta on the fig to attract at- who have been' From thi Colonel J.

a Varreu of Rich- Liberty Captain Whidby of De. I Grange W. of Monroe J. 1 Stevens of Ter- a watch-night lion tonight- A pfu r4mrufl nted to those 9 are always en church win ft- le new year in. services at the 3 JO o'clock and holy communion' Ear choir will be ropriste for the I.

Sillier has Just I state. Re said- f. ies I belieY 3 to the senate to dential noxina any politicians of the Uteand rta popularity rlbute large ea to his work 1 United Stttef. sky parlor or of the port-Observer Luey flue. st approved aprj pges.

The office I register which I every five mior reloclty. i a second brdrjj4 improvement bg with Chlcago lltimore andth11 ig tts Kmarkabl Car beer a Duluia Charles Thomas rift passed away at Siiiome Uo. 215 Capitol wrenue Yesterday fftfternoori at 1 o'clock. 3Ma had been inUIhealft for about a year cn4dx weeks ago ho took. to his bed buteTen thpShi condition was not.

sttch as to cause any fipecial alarm. at I clock he suddenly and dJ splayed such strange I 11 immediately turn- ttoned assistance. Sywythlng pos4bte wa 6 done to reline him. 1 but without avail and In a few minutes he wifdead. The immediate cause of his death wit in spopopile convulsion.

The news of his death oon spread over the City anti many were the Depressions of sorrow I Ig It vor III" death and sympathy for his bereaved fniily from' tihoee who had known him so pleasantly. Ill Ear 1:1 Life. I Charles Thomas SwiI was a son of Judge 1 Swift long time ordiua of Houston county. ft no was horn in Morj jan county December 10th. 1846 and had just entered his fifty-fifth year.

In his childhood Ibis father removed to Lee county. near Salem Ala. and remained there for some years. Afterwards ho remov fd to Houston county where he reared a fanF of several children. The subject of this si tch remained in Houston county until 1S72.

wn he came to Atlanta nd has remained here a er since. Prior to his removal here ho discovered the formula of the old In. lian remedy for blood poison and manufaa urod and sold it in a small way. After lie came to A tlanta he continued to route the medicine an such were the merits of the remedy that it ill' Don gained quite local reputation. The S.

S. Company. In 1879 Mr. Swill itered into partnership with Mr. Henry J.

La mar of Macon and Dr. V. llaukin at this city the firm adopting the cabalistic title S. S. under which it eujoyti a worldwide fame.

Mr. Swift was Yin0 president of the company and by pushing the business it soon secured such a reputa a on that the company leaped to the front M. one of the wealthiest patent medicine cone sma in the country. After it had been introduced into every nook and corner cit the United States a special representative was sent over to England to introduce the remedy' there and it be. carne one of thg mo popular nedAcie the British empire.

Other nterpr1aea. Despite his great wealth Mr. Swift was quiet in his tastes Ql one of the most unos. tentatou3 of men. He became identifli id with quite a number of business enterprises i II.

the city. He was a heavy 80 ckholder in the Georgia Improvement Com pa ny which built the At- anta and Florida rail road. He was also conne cued with several of the large land companies operating in and around Atlanta. In addition to th i he had great faith lx the old red hills" of Georgia and his love for the old plantation in' tuced him to invest in several country seats lb different parts of the state. HI Family.

Mr. Swift married an Atlanta lady Miss Lena Burckhardt un. the 4th of May 1880. His wife and five jhUdren four little girls suid a weeks old baby boy survive him. Els father is a resident of Macon.

UI Ibrother Mr. John rift was connected with Jdm in business in do city. lie leaves five Mrs. Margaret Northen of this city Urs L. S.

Frlerson and Fanaie Akin of thelbyville Term. Mrs. Judge Warren D. ottinghsan of Macon. Ga.

land Miss Dora SwUr of this city. Us was a man of tibo most genial disposition affable manners and of large and generous heart. All who knew bJ loved him for his amla tl and sunny disposition. At a business ram he was phenomenally successful and en men of his ago have accomplished more. Ha was a member of St.

Philips' Episcopal church. and was a. true and consistent Christ ian. Is his death his family have the heartfelt sympathies of a best of friends. Atlanta lost on a of her best and foremost citizens and the world lost an earnest and hearted ChrSjti gentleman when his eyes were closed fu death.

The funeral am ngemenu Will probably be tade tomorrow. It was his often-expressed Wish that his lx dy should remain alloy ground for at least three days. after his death and his wishes wU I no doubtbe carried out. TH FINANCIAL SITUATION. A.

F. Replbs to the Answer to Her ltirst Card. f' EDITOR CoysrrrirxxoN My earnest desire to prevent a financial panic to see this country tjxvx itself again I a political Yveusent which 1 proposes to issue a. flood of paper currency based ion tobacco cotton wheat corn sbd oats and to Check the dnwnwa rd tendency of ufalruady unwise agitation and prop sed lei Utionn congress in- Idnced my formei article. 1 hajre no dispute Swithycrar irate Oafmeaville corre jondent.

Tour Irfpac is too abet le my time is therwlse occu- gpted. Us must eiupnts" with somebody else Band defy" in otl quarters. ll made state- tmentsth are nq 1 sustained by cpe iota of bls- ji' the burden of proof lies wrthKA 1. NASICS. welcome to extend the prtof to the ut- st Hmlt.

His a iind and his manaprs have been lined in a novel. school. k' hitter mperience in confederate cui IKD. jostif. jd in warning this generation ntailinp A similar lost nponbur desoenO- ani pecieinthe at the 50000000 npposed aak vanite thl eleven seceding outbreak of civil war.

We In bank notes State issue. It there were 20oloooo of gold andV flvwcoio gJn circulation aimogthe citizens. Therefore the oln was equal to xii. amount of paper currency gand the money tna all EOod-dolSfor dollar ien confederate paper money begjt to circu- the fyecio d. ate bank notes retired out of pulation.

BysfMsmjiiaTof Anjtnstia61l iWi rontioJ at riii bail been Dinted and aftoit. In 3- ne be SSM jua rf paper urrea AwU i Ujoutpotforaloneame So nation natf pudtamitugtaxation- to leHni the of th 2eAr tine UepubUc long before the late toanclal cash cane which so nearly destroyed toot 80 of their viper money to of gold coin. sad laborwreceived per month in hard mon and pnbll paper. Anfuiwltli 7 Jn hi held could liars predlcSd ulti. bUkrnJltC7 and It earns with a tush I there Ua sun in yonder sky.

we will fi financial bark on asea of danger when wocnrtoose from gold and silver as a money OH a that rats can destroy and mould thieves can break through and Oh. but Hi said thieves can itealgold I vert True but you can guard minion in one noose one vault while a warehouse on the coast" mutt necessarily tie some miles in length asweUassom feet in depth. with bayonets in ipeakine distance at least to form a cordon round The governments collateral night and lay. A farmer can scarcely protect a few bushels of grain for spring seeding and sannuer eouaulDp- on with a full supply of rat terriers cats and lat wonderful preventive called rough on ts Unless the government then turns itself into a huge pawnbrokers chop. and absorbs the productions of the entire country there can be no peace aye and no justice.

The manufacturer who spend ills tuna and money to make pig true. has equal right to receive government money as a loan at a very low rato of terebt. The man who risks both money and labor on cattle and horses has no reason to submit to unjust diftcriinicatlon or unfairness. Hi money end hi uroitt are as much to him as to he man who tolls and sweats to rain corn and cotton. to Mr.

Editor this political movement to destroy the present financial system of the government should be well ventilated and understood Before Use matter goes further. Paper money may lie an evidence of civilization and coin oncy in evidence of barbarism Scord- ug to latter-day lights in finance but com has lIeen the current noiuy of the country Her lince the patriarch Abraham purchased a burial place for his beloved Sarah. When the Savior aid hi taxes he used coin money to it with. It is the only money that will pus without heavy discount all over the cj world it has intrinsic value and it has unnnes- a tJoned commercial value. If the hank of Fn land tile Bank of France or of Germany is assured tut bank in the city of New York or Atlanta as a cssn reserve in its vaults there is no oir.

cultyiibout obtaining credit. When the coin is rbereyouaro considered to own something. In the last analysis you must come to coin as a some- uoney basis. The fabric must rest upon hing solid not mere promises to pay. Another grand injustice connected with this hcuie of issuing money on perishable products lea in the taxatiou that it necessarily requires to naugnrate the loaning of government money on bet oats cum wttonIUid tobacco.

The paper currency must be all endorsed by the vexing wer of the United states to make it worth more ban the bare paper on which it printed. The taxpayers of the whole country must endorse it or It wouldn't pass at all. When you become the so- unty on a note you have gamed your consent to ay that note if the maker rrom any reawn falls lo It. When congress orders money to be issued at 1 per cent on the I articles named it means that taxation to the amount of the issue it also ordered. A pretty piece of business it would be to tax me merely to loan the money at 1 per cent year to my next-door neighbor Maybe his farm is worth aIsnndred times more than soy little home and Chest of carpenter tools but ha can borrow money at the minimum while I cant borrow any at all and yet I mutt be made to pay that he nay spend To inflate him I must lie further depleted.

It is urged that gold burs and silver kings are already favored. To the same extent the man wIJo bought a piece of land at I per sere and discovered ass oil welt a gold sliver or manganese mine on it. is favored. They are to possession and the world comes to buy. tape line un be placed on luck.

I Stove no patience with extortion. no word of cheer for legislation that demonetized the silver dollar too set up a gold idol but the fort remains that coin is toe beets of genuine money. and no doubt it will remain in that i poilition until Gabriel lows his trumpet. When General Washineton was president the revolutionary warended the republic established and the government in a position to borrow money why did he send to Holland to bog a loan of millions of forms Why didn't he put the presses to work to print rather than. as he did es tabllJib a mint to stamp tile gold and silver that the debt ought be paid Because he could borrow all the florins he needed when he could show gold and silver in the treasury and tb authorities in Holland were willing to take the risk or com.

when they nwUhlng to risk a all. paper currency. trance paid a billion of specie to Germany as ax indemnity fund. The people of Trance paid it. The government bought their gold and silver and made them sale in promises to pay.

They paid 83 per cent for French bonds and receive per rent interest. Nothing on earth but gold and silver could have stood the strain. The people of France are the very factors who advanced the cash. Therefore. there can be no repudiation or wildcat issues.

Let history teach us to protect our own redlt. All retlers of Macaulay are familiar with the notorious Land Bunk that lie has immortalized as the' mammoth swindle of the age. Twelve hundred thousand pounds sterling borrowed Iron the government the land used II security. John Laws noted venture was based on land II security is found in the year 1714 when he began to agitate in his famous book Mouey and Trade Considered' lie went on inflaming the public mind until in 1714 his bank hail issued twenty billion of notes. Then the crash came A fey made gigantic fortunes tbe thousands suffered.

Inflation is the shadow without the substance. An inflated currency is the robber scheme to get something for nothing. It fosters unhealthy speculation. It betrays confidence. The last nun in possession never falls to get hurt.

When the bill stops the loss certain. A we dollar is the dollar that is worth as muc1 at any other dollar. That is the dollar we all desire to fin ilia our own pocket no matter how convenient It may be to have a cheap dollar to put in somebody else pocket. Inflation stands for risk danger. and a strain to credit.

R. A. F. North Georgia December 25 JO Salvini. The appearance of Mr.

Alexander Snlrini at DeGives opera house on Friday evening marks for our theater goers a new departure in stage work in that the actors engagement will be con. fined entirely to romantic plays two of which at least have fallen into desuetude not so much from lack of good merit as from the lack of interpreters. In his younger days Edwin Booth was a very tine romantic actor but now lie devotes his time to tragedy entirely. Charles Feebler Edwin Adans anti E. L.

Davenport were One romantic actors. but these three have wed and for nearly a generation our stage whit numbering many drxmatic artists in other lines has been almost barren of actors capable of infusing life arid vitality into tlioae grand old drama which have done SO much to wake the stags at tractree. At the present time no actor hat a bet. ter foothold in this line than Alexander Salylni who by reason of his youth. his force his natural endowments can do the work required of a romantic actor.

Other and lesser lights have struggled to attain a recognized position II exponents of these charming creations on the dramatists brains such as IVArugnan Don Cesar and similar parts but roost or all failed to achieve permanent success. Alexander Sav1n1 born in an atmosphere of art bred in the country of acting and the home of one of the greatest artists living his own father should be worthy to wear the mantle of the great On of romantic drama who have lived and flourished in the past. According to the press of other cities in New York he was pronounced great in ITovldence charming in Boston brilliant in Philadelphia a genius In Buffalo thrill jjg in Ixtroit the best actor of the genet. sloe in Denver an unmistakable triumph In Dallas. truly a nuxter in Fort Worth splendid in Little Rock nnsurpatned and in lion Springs in the front rank along with the masters Mr.

Salvini opens Friday evening In Don sarde Kazan- Saturday matinee. A Child of Naples Saturday evening The Three Guards men sad his appearance will be a matter of general Interest. I was taken sick with ulcer on the left lung. Doctors gave me up to die but a friend got me some of Hull' Sarsaparilla. and before I tued one bottle I got better and alter usingit two months I am at work again.

Wm. A. Brookins Culdwafer. Mich. T.

PUntinl Son Architectural stone and wood carvers designers and makers of artJatW furniture interior decoration of plaster. No. 137 West Mitchell street Atlanta Ga. care of. Stirs Mantel Company.

Awards with medals and diplomas at Piedmont exposition ISO Vienna exposition 1373 Ercolso 1871 Academy or Art Jliiano 1863 and 1863 Bovigo exposition tm. Parties visiting our studio will readily appreciate anti eon vine themselves of our ability and agree to all we assume. Contmencihj on the 8th of January 1891. wo win open our regular course of earring tUSignnr and piaster classes. Th is wishing lessons will apply to 5.

Plantini Son. No. wnVest Mitchell street. Tlddledr Wink lea be tent by mail postpaid for sod 5S cent JctoM. Miner 51 Marietto street dtt ins DISECIOT fi trjftci Saunders Send Greeting to Uw 01 AtlMU Preaseta Very Int retlnr ia.

Atlanta's population is foil 90001 Mr. if. O. Sannder secretary the Chamber of Commerce is authority for tie statement fie makes it in the new directory which is Just completed and in his introduction to that volume he gives to the pubLc some interesting information. The directory will be ready for distribution on Thursday the first day of new year.

Ii will be a New Years present which win be highly appreciated by business men and all thers who have use for a directory fora good. directory i indispensable to everyjoffloe In his introduction to his new volume Mr. Saunders has a word to say on subjects other than that of the city's population. His reference tp the rapid growth of the city is based pon tbe most substantial evidence attainable and is valuable information. Then his refer- ence to street numbering read U.

Here is the introduction to the new volume ThuJti to the rapid and excellent work of Tsiz CoXSTITUTIOJe Job office we are enabled to issue the Atlanta city directory for 1891 promptly on the first bf the year. The book has been paining in bulk. for severaV rears past and in order to keep it from bsesselfig tnwieldy the matter contained has been con densed not abridged as much a possible. It Is printed on a much lighter and doer grads of paper which somtwhit reduces the size of the volume enabling it to be ninth more readily handled. If tile names increase year in the taine ratio as they have in the past and they undoubtedly wl the next edition of the work 1832 rill be printed in double-column brevier type mIlar i 0 the directories of the largerritles of the untry.

The United States census taken June 1st gave Atlanta it population in round figures of 65000. but the directory canvass made by careful and experienced men and taken five months later shows the population at this time to be 84640 within the city limits. Add to this the suburban Inhabitants and we find a total of considerably over 90000. It was noticed that during the canvass the enumerators found a smaller proportion of vacant houses than usual despite the fact that nearly 2000 new building were erected during the year. Yet when even these were visited later the greater number were found occupied and in most ustances by recent corners.

Nearly 900 new famlUes were found to have located hers daring November and December quite a large proportion of whom bore foreign particularly Uerman names. This is significant as heretofore The Atlanta Directory has shown a smaller proportion of foreign names than any other American city of tsslze. There are of course errors and omissions in this volume although it la thought they have beet reduced to a minimum but it must be borne in mind that the information contained Is obtained From nearly as many persons as there are names 11 it and that it is barely possible that some one other than the publisher is responsible lor such rrors or omissions. This will be more easily believed when it la stated that 75864 calls were made and over 500000 questions asked and answered during the enumeration and 13690 calls were de to verify information after the regular canvass was completed. The percentage ofchange in the directory in the year is 801 and to many it will seem almost incredible that in every hundred names in the 1850 directory only twenty remain unchanged yet it is true.

We desire to call attention to the fact that we have us tile in our office in the Chainl er of Commerce building a complete directory library. It is maintained at a considerable expense and is designed for the free use of the public. Either the existence of his library is not known or else At. lantas business community is different from other cities as the books are very seldom referred to and then chiefly by traveling men from other places la other cities these directory files are constantly used and there seems to be no reason why Atlanta should be an exception. and we hope that this reminder will save much correspondence with other cities Lot information which can be obtained from these directories without expense or loss of time.

Bespectf ully H. O. SAI XDER Manager R. L. FOLK Co.

F. S. We had the following sentence electrotyped several years ago. and just insert it here now as a mere matter of habit. We shall preserve the electrotype so that we can use it again next year We refer to street numbers and think we are we in the assertion that Atlanta is one of the orst numbered cities extant.

The outlying streets are th oses which seed attention. It any one doubts this let him take a walk down Terry street or Mills ltunnicutt Glenn Georgia avenue Fowler Pine Bradley Orme McAlee or in quire of any physician policeman mall carrier di rectory man messenger boy or any one else likely to have frequent need of finding persons by heir seidreses alone. We append a diagram of Georgia avenue watch speaks for itself. It is all but impossible to construct a reliable directory in view of such numbering as this. We have.

however done everything posible to obviate the dif ficulty. WIDOWS OF VETERANS. The Amendment of the Constitution Followed by Relief Bill. On the 16tb day of February lOOlthe bill for the relief of the widows of unfortunate veterans be. comes effective.

This bill was passed by the last legislature in pursuance of an amendment to the state constitution which was ratified by a vote of the people last October. 4 Tile provisions of the bill are In brief that each and every widow of a soldier who served in the confederate armies during the late war and who becarnethe wife of the soldier either before or during tOe war shall lie alpwed a yearly pension of lou from the state. The law does not apply to widows of veterans who were married after the close of the war. There was an attempt made to amend the bill by providing that any widow owning property to the amount of 2000. or over should he debarred the benefits or the act.

hut this was defeated. The ordinary's office has been thronged by widows of veterans for sometime alt seeking infor mation regarding the law. Yesterday Governor then who is still to his room was asked about the manner in which the money will be disbursed and he replied that he had not formulated a. plan as yet. It la altogether probable however that the fund will be disbursed in a similar manner to the pensions of disabled veterans.

Blank will be fur. olshed each applicant who will apply to the court of ordinary and after having substantiated her claim will be given the proper certificate which will entitle her to receive the pension on presentation to the proper state offi dais. While Governor then has not taken any ac Ion in the matter this is the probable plan. Always a Fit Mr. H.

B. Elston at No. 3 East Alabama street is prepared to do fine tailoring at very moderate prices. Me guarantees a fit every tme. Young experienced painstaking lie is a model melehnt tailor.

To can select anything you want. He has the choicest line of goods and when you make your selection you don't have to pay extravagant prices. In other words he does not charge for his name. but simply for his goods and work. You will be pleased if you patronize hut.

Can be made with each pound of Cleveland's Superior BakingPowder than with the same quantity of any othei pure creanvlrf tartar On W300 Two Buds Wwulahed by- Six teeirriaes. George Binges whitewho with Isaac Smith and Charles Porter both ttfnuand. all Xa- rietti WI arrested on t1D1ted Bute grand Jury fridlctoept charged with conspiracy. and murder tnttmldatlas witnesses was yesterday re- tossed on 1800 bill. The bond of 3008 for conspiracy and murder was furnished by John B.

Singes of Cobb county. fitberof the accused Alexander T. Caryeliof Cobb county William P. Stephens of Cobb iKKtnty and 1. II.

Dobbs. of Fulton county. To sand on th charge of intimidation was fixed Kt 91 00 which was tarnished by E. T. Nesbit surf John iLCooper.

of Cobb county. Uerwl Alexander nepO charred by Indict. At wrb intimidation i still at Targe but the f3cen all have their off eye wide open for him. gauges and WJnn are the only ones of the six rested who have been able to obtain bill and the tour negroes still languish in Fulton county lalt If the ease is tried at the March term of the United States circuit court a trial promised that for interest. sensaxionsllzm sad complication win equal if not exceed the celebrated Hall conspiracy ease new being Vied at Macon.

lint before the trial proper can be commenced it win tint have to be ascertained whether th United States has any jurisdiction in the pram. iges. The murder of Wright was purely a state offense but It is charged that the perpetrators committed the while In the act of violating tile laws of the United States. The United State statute provide for such felony or misdemeanor tile same punishment a attached to the same by Use laws of the state in which the offense is committed but neglects to Clothe the United States courts with authority to inflict such pun- i ishment upon soeh guilty person or persons. A PLASTER BUST OF MR.

GRADY. The Capital City Clels Orders One of Mr. Orion Frazee the Sculptor. The Capital City Cub has ordered a bust of Mr. rady in punter from Mr.

Orion France the well-known sculptor. The bust will fittingly adorn their handsome nbrooms sod perpetuate the memory 01 one of their most prominent members. Mr. Fracas hl not yet commenced work on it but expects to begin in the next few weeks. It will be a striking resemblance of Atlanta's distinguished son.

It will be a duplicate of the plaster cast which Mr. Frazee now has in hi studio. made from his last recollections of Mr. Urady sided by the best portraits and photographs obtainable. The clay mould was originally intended to be used in making a bust of the late Jefferson Davis.

whose death mask Mr. Fracas was commissioned to make by THE CONSTITUTION but at the 001101. tation of many who waited his bust finished first Mr. France remodeled it and used it fur the bust of JlrGrady The last time Yr Fraz saw Yr Grady was while they were discussinc the advisability of having a death mask made of Mr. Davis.

The artist caught and has conveyed too the plaster the expression of his subject on that occasion tbe owed head held slightly to one side so characteristic and familiar to all nfbo knew him. and which is lacking in all published portraits toe thoughtful look about the eyes and mouth the high noble forehead with the hair brushed to one side being strikingly true to life. The overcoat is thrown back while tile conventional handkerchief seen peeping out of the pocket of tbe under coat Taken all in all the cast is a wonderfully true likeness of Mr. Grady and Mr. Frame has genu ine reason to congratulate himself on having accomplished Snob a tine work.

Taxes Coming In. Yesterday the delinquent taxpayers came In at a lively rate lid settled their scores with the tax collector after reading the announcement that they would not be made to pay extra cost It they came In before the lit of January. Today is the last day of grace and against all who WI to put in an appearance today ft. W. will be docketed and they will be subjected to extra costs of collection.

They will probably make. a rush on the tax collectors office during the day. Kaaacer DGive of the Opera House Has It Doo PIetore thit Catchy Their hairless pates now shioe alone the only lithographers ad. of The Lilly Clay Gaiety Company. Mr.

DoGlee did with his little hatchet. The pretty pictures were torn from the boards yesterday No more win the bewitching scenes de ballet cause the small boy said the baldheaded veteran to blockade the sidewalk in front of the boards and windows where the dazzling Saline were hung In wondrous array. Cleopatra and her retinue of nude Egyptian beauties have been rudely torn in strips limo the bill boards aud the formed ballet girls have taken refuge where their shapeliness will not offend. a modest public. The congress of beauties" has adjourned to mother town and the red-heeded girl.

Malike tiding the white horse has sought a climate more suited to the scantiness of her attire Even the started premier danseuse i has tripped oat of sight. sod the limbed leaders of the grand march have Vanished like fog in the sunshine. And only the baldys remain lonely in their conspicuousness to remind other baldys of the comin of the gaiety company. Manager DeGlve of the opera house tuned the warrant of banishment yesterday. He did it because he believed that such high art in the show poster line would not sit well on Atlanta's stomach.

Yesterday morning there appeared in Tint COXSTITUTIOS a three-line local noticing the extremeness of the Lilly Clay paper. Mr. ea attention was called to the paragraph and he at once sent for his bill poster and had him show specimens of all the paper that had been hung tar the Lilly Clay Company. Altar seeing bow broad and immodest the lithographs were Mr. DeUite instructed the bill poster to hive every piece of it except the baldys a hsjiger representing a crowd of headed men in front of a theater box office when a laud was in progress torn down.

With these instructions the bill poster made the rounds of all the hotels and other places where the Lilly Clay lithographs were hung. and unceremoniously removed the gaudy pictures. The Jill boards were also visited and there the same work of obliteration was dons. The pictures and lithographs were hung several days ago. Since they were put up they have monopolized.

a large share public interest and yesterday their sudden disappearance created something of a sensation. Mr. DeGive was asked snout the removal of thd bills yesterday. i had it done. said he because I do not want to appear as fostering any thing objectionable to the taste of my patrons.

So far as the show concerned. it is not bad. It has beer produced In Augusta New Orleans ed nearly every other city. 1 thought that the lithographs might be ob jected to by some people and therefore had them taken down. I did not know until my attention was called to it what the character of the paper was.

Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Govt Report Aug. 17 1889. Wholesale by H.

A. Boynton and Shropshire Daii Atlinti Gt Atlanta's Leading Jewelers MAIER BERKELE 93 WHITEHALL STREET ATLANTA. nov29 dtf un rov SOLID FACTS. Judges concede our prices on class goods tile lowest intoedty. TWA This first seasons business has been much larger than 1 U.

we expected. TWA FAlTd Combine to make at least one strong reason why it l' rAvlO is worth your while to see us regarding clothing. VP R1T TFVF We can please the most fJItidi s. i At our stock costs nothing. After you see we WILL CONVINCE THE THINKING MEN MANY THANKS ror citendedMta 1890.

A HAPPY NEW 11 011011 1891. EISEMAN. WElL ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS 3 WHITEHALL STREET. HIT THE NAIL ON THE By buying your Hammer and any other gat ware or Cutlery of the Cheapest Hpusain Jo m. 15 CARRIED UOME io-EEtl Th Ynneral of Hr Trances A.

Yesterday. The funeral of Jin. Prances A. Carrier onHed it I oelQckyestefday' afternoon. and dueled by BevAtCUrk at the resldence I.

her son Mr. F. B. Sbepard. After scriptui readings Rev.

Mr. Clarke dv llneztd a snort address fun of deserved trtbuis 5 the life and worth of the Christian women. Xb choir sang 1 Would Not Live Aluya and Asleep In Jesus two favorites of the dead lady and the family. The casket accompanied by Mr. Shepard and his sister Miss Fannie Shepard.

was sent tothe old home in PcnniylvaaU yesterday. Mohawk Trlb No Imp. O. B. At the regular meeting last night the onowthjf officer were elected for the ensuing term Propbet-J.

A. S. Baisden. Sachem A. ReinbardI.

Senior Sagamore A. J. Stewart. Junior 4. J.

R. Rowland. This tribe i in a very flourishing condition being flnanotalhy the stronzest tribe in toe state to percentage to membership. On next Tuesday night the installation of officers win take place There will be a banquet and every Mohawk IS ex peeled to present with his wile and daughters- The FUton Hod Uncoupled. SAJDEBSVILLE fin.

December 30. Special. Today the piston rod of the eagles at toe Eureka mills became uncoupled from the followbead of the cylinder and damaged several puts of fa ponderous machinery. the mills will lie able to resume work in a few davs. Fortunately there was no damage to person.

The loss to property 200. IF. YOU KNEW how easy it was to rid yourself of face pimples and blotches. you would take a few. bottles S.

S. S. and remove them. HER FACE HER FORTUSE. I was annoyed for a ye ir with pita- pies and blotches on the face.

I coo- suited prominent physians and nail different kinds of advertised men. cines without any benefit. Finally I tried Swift II Specific and the smooth ness of my skin was completely restored by the use of a few bottles. tSA iLOTTZ RASDOW. Thalia Theat3r New York City.

touts on SLOOO I KijTeiKtsa me. At PULMONtD SYRUP' Fifty years of Success is sufficient ertdeue th value of Seheneks Pulmonta Syrup as a cure for Uouzuxnptlon Coughs VoW. Roars. ness Throat IC. Iteoatstasaoopiaaji pleasant to the taste.

For Sale by all Druggist Prices tm bottle. Seheneks Book on CottiumpUoa and its Cure mailed fre Address Dr. J. H. Schenck Son.

Philadelphia. vent ing to a close and rather than ar Mj ry over a single garment wfesnaul relinquish all thought of grbtl thereon. And handsomer or more stylish 4p' to be tound anywiferitthan 3i willing to sell yoiillom averaging from to 1 per cent. And so with JpSjuts. You purClrae soraecsx ilnt Clothir vt i Suits for about quartStaiJ seven-eighths pfineir real valfiefl fK r- You come and lootjitthese goods VaS their prices will do riWJIED St1DD NfJt i1r 3 C1UBZctnoJrA.

Zft ZIl 9. OpUClZ COJrYtxUlON. 1J i fAAIt One of th. BlastPromDeai 3teJl lI tho City P. fb 8' rfi i llJU Jiomo.

esterd b7 Gmocci" ad in ill heafth i 4. 1 1 a wunot iII th toc 11I8aI1 But yesterday ud nJr up In bed and nmpOln' that tamn U1stlUlC r. hinr s1ble me 3 t. an. lna ead.

ap pcptic I 01' CU we I Jif r. I 08e Ills ft. Morilin en red I Salem. Y. here fan ty unti11S jandbaa ever lIin mnu con Ilued aJ a i On 8 Jth nl n.

cabal htic ff. i aI hhie8t I 1ter Unit V16 w. a 11 cam rlo otthsXl JI1 iI tuh Jf i ealth qut nianese i Comr I a1 ed nd toin18l lnS81'- t. 1 A 1 and. 1i ii if DAle MI' Jud Ie t.

ll hIb ble fe. liewas IWatent hi great arted Chi Iii e1l a 1 atlead aft doubt' be ou THB PINA 1CI SIf ArION 5. OA. 1I' mo JII the tat Wk Iefapltaaa 011f.bantis1n- Iren rate Contfnenta11aI0JI never camt. entirely 11f Because tIIeN was atimJUo w114 the UDited State.

rvftI1UIMm' I II act of OOII is Wb will4are. that the DeJ woul411OS am IIJ1 only tenth. of the Argentine a1 Dean tbe liarftigs is mone Ira S3. wortll received 10 much Nonib so lIIucb in ne Republlo A with half aa eye in hlI. mate As sure as la 6 lit lnch our a sea we old I nr mone and begin to float paper based on COnid unb I is Is tb1e It.

al gold and sliver I while neceasnrtl ea as well as sow. J' Dfgb da ee ing that flLtA. a sorbs msoaJ i6Th ITO oTern- I nllhe nh Ih 1 toa d1 crbnlr. 1tloo 1 tAm 510 rnas Ir. Editot.

tem under tood ltter la per ln Louyof paid hlacaxel lio moue or Frall e. a Yts laa It ulty about obtainin tbere you are 8l ethin DI art Js A fon TI1Dd lCbcme mone lIe ueoes rlly 11 1 power Jntte cn urse 0 4 Irr con ress 0 is merel a moue old ltill en n' 15 A le t. afh nd so lollIlUoI flW th. II reT ar nd po ltion :0 rli 01igo DS I pres e. er es- IE i 8 the 1ri111Dg pa 1 b1n II 8 i I nst I Thl refure.

tea no I Kat' th the note 8e- OZ ti na unWin fe. the In Ation in in ll orth Decem Ir. AlexaD er oen I tors entire erll. i po ata vitllltylnto stage3t- triIC Te. 8 viDi.

D' sar liU cesa. tlnOf phere living-his should grea i rrrt 1 a nlus in etrolt lleatactor he orl 11 vinl ar. de evmin wastaten ukers leftlang. Doctorapve nd Wm. AnhiteciUIA1ltone We A.

ex 2. s11ontm tSi nongu rea4iJ eiUeand convince lgIIIr Thoe ap ll It. 21 26. 2S I A a nt bJmaU poItp 55c a oJuilLmnefS1IJdettrateet. clt C.

I. N. fl tT i 1 jiPopuUrJ ar JUI r01lJ7 J1b JIuapF' au erslfti Mi Pe Some Interesting w. SaU 1deIl of I berofCommerce a Dr Itt ment. Seinakes IUn on ves I iDtere lnr I Thursday-the bea form Is hi 1 th pld upontbe 4ence read Tha a R1 id ae years It--from UDwieldlthe cob- naot ruc A 8Omew next bo i i II i :7 lted 0100000.

director 11. popula lon lilt tInoti rb I buildlll durin ov I heretofore Ian ta an its size. ce' Dfthtm i 1bl re or au omiui lli. wi qu stons vce tr nu man almO tent fa. Chamber 1.

nll Jng II fgI oet I 1' to. Atlantaahol1ld th Bes 0. a clnfll8sni iech elact tO ha t. us hJ worst thOJI6S If. 1 I 8rJteaoraI me aenger freq en I r.

hjcb i Jta I rt st JI- a ettectl ve. pa se 1 be amethe nf wed wJ A lth rIDJ dl barred oZh nlJ br br matlonrcgardlnJ Ye terday lbn wlt rn 1011 anted I wi Jr the" on ot oW s. ba 11" uer a he No3 I YOUD palIlt 1ng oa youdont gf nbu pOio 58 WIore i1 1 1w JiriaJptcJbt msfee1IifUes. 1rht 1fhOWt h1 aac 1 Sti a 8ta coiIapfraCi1Dd JI IdU' a lAumt4uaw1tneueaw I. l8ooetor m1 1ler.

11' count i AIp eb OO' I JuIt Ja the 1800 fl Ne B. PooPer. L1 W1' is sl 1IegroeI1It11l1au count tJ8 UU ic I the- ted a ti laue- deed wI le feiOll puui hment AS WI otfen aegl da ited gui1 Cit Grad TlIebUit worI rA a1i r. Led nm X1e1ed lr. Grady.

Sraze aht gt eYd i ty TI the mew 1 thou htful de-being 1 bn ker- OU Fra. nu- havin compla edauch Yesterday th ID de da docketednd da ti fl HO SJE if8 HQi JIr U7ll QiUPtIj iJ i' i- iJ cur COJU T4UXDOW3 Mive or. a Do-- tbJdWeN Catch lure EDoa The patesJlOW Iar DoGi WIthbII torntrinn Je terday I en wUlnot con town 1a. kirted mingbf cOmp1lY hOueluued le Yeste 3y I een Al hllJtruc men torn pia bun ot 4terda llJad anything ar I at ml ht to3it I Baking. Powder AMOLUTELY PURE DJ i 1.

9 1' JyrrEHALL I FACT ONE in the city. FACT TWO OUT ns THESE WO FACTS wh 1 WE BELIEVE LOOK Dothin CO NVIN CE uyonunchll That we mean what weh" lorpatronagecxtendeduafl1 YEAR andacord1aiinTl PRICECLOTHIEES ET. I HEAD' yell' thelace me Sl' clfic r. uLOrTHJUNDOW tJCl3EJ TUlC lfJlTSP IJFlCo q. m4 Dee ofth 1o a It seitalan no Op1umI1a I AsiBL cirr ttuttoUS C.

W3. I1O DY1yfl. ID upthoodd L- regi ofthe r1S1n ersly. Heli 4z thoCen. A rry I' A day Ed aviflg kfflOIO Utter I ritrfhbeas ud Th Flrs i armory vercriih1 wai ta IaU.

FD fl I 4d th grADlJak tqIlA rShIl. hvn wteetagtnl hutfl crieLo. tU jhe Le i lie whneefrom Lt wscntoTaa i Thiayeai 0 on- TM. 1 cointyJL itLTton tord. vera1 1.

Atlntaonthe Lt toatrctt 4 hobaTebeeD arrecot brt7 CDtM W. NonoeJ. eeosoiTer- programme ted tothoM Is 1ecn 0 uewyearth. th nt 017 cboirwfllbe or Cs detalnomtna- uy lytnpopu1arlt7. kyparlorin comino FaInts Mreeti.

approYe wbiCT1 1 ThOI order timor oh. w1ar. 2 obtaining Cow eore Ce roday n. Fore 3t fOf rlywthll Atlnt th cliP repurts rafli. tire CufltIflflt dthetepeE' turf' it Cl I' 4 1 ruetkr431 dWfl 1 Ofld7.

4 oodY TorTtL I SUDDENLY vi 3 to Dxxs t4' APOPZZCTZS2 ec ha IanOiiof th 1 Psi. ha Mr wsyit I I MbOtIO O. tin th hernoc a Ehadbeen toaot SI hIbCd Is t1 thc a tocaoiany n. pecLiJ cjBut la reo h1 ca aned st oryhiug reUecebirn an on co sp a ti th ra its ab th i Sn ul tii la th co et 10 bO i 1 an lu be si pl pa jf I I I gj tb 0 ct I tI I th th him I Oc i ll Mor li v. am ie ta I etch a I couutyuntii1S2.

bainhecameto i ind hi A tter a Je uf th 1 wa se- non a tI ndto remedytbere th rnca4 puIz theBd1ahemptre. I I in' 8 fludwith ol th a aroun i I F' fo i. th i 4 brother I 3 Irs. anc nd a I 1s khlzdesthhls St hc St lo an tln hi arr 5 hi out ICIAL He 0 nnoa rnest I t. revent to countz on 0 pr legialtion to dnCed In bate p.

withyonr correndent spc. toy pled. I and oth Sr 1 I xnpntathat bl tori with A. andbs Is 1 Ui inoi8l1iott. ndnd ra bee trained T1th a UXCrCS cc elate iretcy I i eneratio agaixnt entai1in UpCfl i Vc ar told ther a was iooooo 0 pecle hi a tbank Ii 15 OOOOt to 3 note soppose 20 0000 5t and sflver cut In aixng the ersfore tl a 1coin pa cnrrtne and UIOut wa goOd-dol Or C.

I Ybexi I 4IaWthOotti0eeetetacebanknoe a ylrcrilailsi. 5 tinti ilayofAnue' si1ln jexlos ate iited ar a Flet Htj.4Jfl0 ameustcfS311laie iae a InU ej1mtput fur a 1on- rame. un heavE cianid Iiaui itocd taxation vedeem pap cnrrIner. aeaignss In close of the I eel I. I JIetrn a.

uued. 2ine blLdns of dollars Oper capita. Vhea ag1s abous 570 tier ap as ony. dosaetal ye- thec9nXederate scrip md I ontInen asoney. 8ecaine tthleu.

Why a UIOII to ciyeoarc and by Gsmgreaa at lto will dare say money woulit not reusalned If oneentll ount had been Issued the anclal 3O lalorers sl money. uch Argentine in lfa his predicad ti stc uaaarp an. a In ccoer of COtoose a taandbegln corn heat an oata blight and hi eal I steal one di ast" webs Sa th y. Pu jj5 an on elf ere aye uet1oe. ake th ent th bor ye it oney de pr roy 001 fore si co en nce A ace th id his ri th th ill orld.

and oned Fntland at 2 i ere upon la it i from un oilo il a erm omeand orrow owany yell munthemadetopay nd i ho ine he laced sttoin oubt Washijgton the the oney resses ow when old treasury-and were ria at epe ls I 3 oJ ur th fi i itW ge 5 i 5 muc find ho pu nsemehodyelsespocket. fo GeorglaDecember 251810. a a eta S. a muc. if 5 5 a we inf us arc 5 a a II th th a if I I I 11 Do caier ulcerson tbeleftluaj a usec iu rts t8 BOTgOtXpo5IUIn.

an to Weal i1ddId maiipoetpald torse Ucentlty John IL3fIUer5l Mariettastreet. 0 ox on 11 xu 714 CVS. an yie aa1ger i Fs1i1. tlni ead oma sn lis Data. fa Co ex hich ar th lllbeaNewYeafs Ja ghly th li rectory co unders le an off ce co th to ce co St Tbaiktotherapldandexcellentwork I5i oSwrITcTlov arn nsed as inted aper nyo past-and el will-the ill ii la ty nd ouses 000 ta ee reater nstancei a nta te hi si ind rom li weremade I ade he th ave eree a ft 81115 notnown laces.

hy Respectfully SAuaouns Xt.L.PuvitdC-o. We ow ear th whiehaseed ne ne In- ulre avenuewhlch ut dl- ast awvd 1011 In or- willbecllshursedlnasimilarntannerto offi- aFit. Yea youpatronlze 58 Baking Powder cream of powdec' CT2YELLIcWC BAXflIG Pow 81u1thuatNEw yoix. I a c't in Two white wSO1wlth asgroaii and' of ti dictin itdon 8O0O a tsyjobn ther of bb edat I OetiDtAlexander. i alerge 8allgesanctWlnnaretheonlyones il.

nitedfitsiescfrcultcourt at on es. Themnrder purelyastate sne. while ates euchguilty he Fri. ut r. his st ortraits tlon r.

Mr. hile cuasln the ristic hich lackln pnblishedportralts gh th ndsreomt. ns fine I I readin I IDe anuary. I toeia I oce Z171106341 ZI 07 ruz zzZZr agr oftb. flouaeflui Wee.

ough. billboards ud balleiginis a tort 4 01 rn U. pov aTj 11ev. Uopy 1. ACT Inthe TE Wecanpleasethemoet fastldiiis.

A Anyone mush Thatwemeanwhat we say. andaCOTdiallnYlatlOfltOaUfOf ny ardwareoi House in town. a KING- HAPWAR CWiWANY eahtreeStreet. 5- TO IIZSL qi Zr ACaardel ofMri. A was eotS.

11ev. A. TOazka beramJEIriiLSbepazsi sburtaddreu oflbe ead j' i. 4v' Iennsylvanlayeeterday U. follae1n r- yi A.

26. Is Tn aday i. The-Plato i od SecIL 4s the I 1 aM fewbottles them. wasannoyedfora un- 5- tre Spcclficazadthesmoqtlj. j' BA 0 TsxawxrrSpgriricCo 5.

I i nieientevideei lit 4 PnictM bottisbr 1. free. JU 80nPhiIdelphli It enthougb JZ son is draw we shat1 prone YZthereon better1 anywh iethan yoti at counts air. cent to 4j l' Stzts. someetheI nt OothingIn t1reequarters to of ie1r OU andlo katthese superionti anti attractive th1 st Ic7 1 4 1 t64Lh ArbIters Mt FashloDs OORNER1AFARAMA.

ART OTTERY A FUlL UNEJUT RECEIYEO. LATESTSHAPEa N0VELT1ESFOR Farlor and Sta1o aisle Artiste' 8eppIiea 4AnEista. PCTR1POD gh aid 54 MarIetta ZIIree8 cI Ve are prep55S I 13 feznlsli yaonaIe IntITBt estee on lzeirovesi proper hi 0 tiss city of Atlanta In itmointa from SIo00to" 10686. WC here direct couneettoil wfll saslagg I i ovid6SlO5 I 4i g' 1.