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o,ainna 10 saanre the ,al, nt Faat Ealleiana tol

o1tiona fn aeenre tho vot # i2aat Feioann Tor
tha Htate lnaiantiva ticket.
IN tho rariah If Hntohitaehna ihara Wns
GraamhnnL pprly anti the llnpnhlrnrr rrya on
naurapntaant 10 II ti9aErnya, at tho ! Htdtst3of',
knpi NJ n hot nr" from ilrst to sat. sud II tn"
tirnenhankets nrn not nnnihllated they have 70
patyad n atupniug blow from which they will
mt recover. Burke. Ja-tramaki nni daaHfnva
VIII ha rom nnnhnral frr their 4aFylnaa IN fh's
eontaai and wa feel aaaurni that nur bret hran
If tho nemontsttc ureaa viii ehaerfully indotae
nil va have said
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11
Poisonous Land.
tITraano Expositorl

TTTFF8TW TNWJFTEHTT
w Mler lost about 1000 head OF sheep last
week from poison. Parties inform as that
there are strips Of country lying west of Fres-
no which seem 10 be lmpregnated with poi-
son This poison iR brought to the surface
by tho early rains aud sheep, In eating the
uaw grass just aprlngng from the ground.
ont moro or lees Of the poison. which some
claim tn be arsenic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11
rhe Maternal nnnh asrscryca.

WARHiN4roN, rao fr TING llnuan banking
and Curtt NY Nommitt"o 10 dnp rnoprnnd fHair
former action on tho bill requiring tho rnaat " s.
Of tho national barking asanelnl toms to ha kept
in gold aud ailvnr In linu Of lertl tender notes,
end niartna IN amandmnnl. offered hy judge
BuGknar. Whieh RtEtkas out The felutr"m0nt Tor
thn nlnintennurn pf tho roaorya of n per cent
On the amount nf circulation aud nakoR this
nrnN Nlainn nnnlionhln tn dnnMala only.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11
rne Iatt.e mnnh aud zinc n.uG railroad.

LrTrLF RocK, Doc 10. Inh Ward. lnaaoe of
the penitantinry. Etsrtad to-day to examine the
line of tho proposed railroad from Little Rock
10 Pine Blun II Ia assured TINT contracts for
the construction of the road will aoon he eloHs d
and eeveral hundred eouvicts will be nut 10
work Immediately after. This road will gtvn
an unhrolnn connect IA hntwnnn Fort smith
aud ArkauaaH City on the Miiaiaaippi rivnr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

WAsnISaroN Don. TO- Tho House Commit
tee On ORnals mot thia morning and informally
re viewed the work before thom Tho meeing
Of tho suh. committee. Of which Representation
Turner IL chairman will be hold tomorrow
session relative tp granting tho right Or way to
tho Georgia aud Florida Canal Company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

man living near Glen Mills. Pc, was at
tucked by one OF his cows the other day.
knocked down and gored. He caught the
beast by the nose and roared for help, but
him and manifestiDR determination to
kill him. Soon the other COWS In the field
saw what was going On and rushed to the
spot when, to the surprise OF the man, In
stead Of assisting their companion, they vio-
lently assaied her knocking her down and
finally driving her away. The COW died on
the following day with every symptom Qfs
brain dtsease. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

ThG5 extent to which water mingles with
bodies apparently the most solid, is very won
derfu. The glitterlng opal. which beauty
OF every 1900 tons Of earth which u landholder
has In his estate. 400 are water. The snow
capped summlts Of Snowdon and Ben Nevis
have many million tons OF water In a solidi-
fled form. In every plaster OF paris statue
which an italian carries through the streets
for sale. there 10 ono pound OF water to every
four pounds OF chalk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

It should be remembered that the name OF
the infant daughter OF the Duke and Duchess
Of Cumberland ig Maria Louisa Victoria Car
olinn Amelia Alexandra Augusta Frederick.
1t would be wrong to confuse her with her
cousin, FREDERICK Augusta Alexandra Amelia
Carolina Victoria Louisa, or her second
cousin, Augusta Frederick Amelia Alexandra
Carolina Louisa Victoria
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Discover, ot Uranium -golorado.

DENvEB. Col. Doe 10. "A disthtch from Fair
Pay reports The disoovcry N uranium IN The
Sacramento mining district. The mineral Il
found in Bohcmia. but never brtore In this
country rs far IA known. The ore runs Go pOr
cent nnd uranium Ia worth $1,000 par ton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

WAsuINaToN, Doc I0-The rea0Iution q
Meesrs Fort and Price. adverse to the Prest-
dents greenhaek recommendation, were not
reached for consideration this morning.
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A AIfl.HANISTAN.

LoNpoS. Dec 1o-Tho Standards diauntch
from Uandnhnr says: Tho report that Yakoob
Khan hns started from Hera with twelve regl-
montn to attack Candnhar s confirmed. 1t Ia
thought probable that when he obtains full In
telligance OF tho HC,ual condition Vt affairs at
CabnI he will abandon tho enterprise.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11
Hayes's C0wardIc Q.
New York Times Ran

The prospect of getting any OF the redund-
ant paper currency out OF the way Is not par
tlcularly cheerful. Mr.. Eayes's spirited adj
vice to Congress has not only fallen on dull
ears, but 1t Is now reported that he declares
that advice to have been purely ''Piekwick-
ian." He adheres to his views, but he has nc
opinion as to when they should be put Into
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

Marchant, In his "Betrothals andaDr1dals,
suggests the following code OF signals for
girls: "a ring ON the first finger to denote
poverty and Willingness to get. married; on
the second finger, money and disposition to
listen, though nothing Is promised; on the
third finger, Already engaged, and 30 you
needn't trouble yourself on the little finger,
dplibpratinR"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

"a Chinaman consumes three and half
gallons Of water day" writes Gen. Sprague,
who Ia experimenting the construction ct the
Pend Oreille division OF the Northern Pacific
road. "Not that they drink so much" he
adds, "but every heathen In the eompany's
employ insists upon taking thorough bath
before before going TO bed"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

A little boy In New Haven was saying his
prayers the other night, when his little brother
teased him The boy struggled between his
sense OF duty and sis inclination for a time,
but finally compromised by saying: please,
Lord, excuse me while | punch my brother
Johnnie's head" Johnnie's head having been
duly punched the prayer was finished.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

Tho oflleial vote OF Nernon parish II as fol-
lows For thu constitution 66l, against ~;
tfe Democratic state ticket Gss For Repreaen-
tative Kirk aIa. Richards III aoi; for Clark Dis
trot Gourt Smart 4l3. Cavanaugh 1+t; for
Sheriff LaGaga 900. Conerly 500. for Coroner
Ialnl lSn Snal ka-
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In,nnrfA ~ cnin.

NFw YoRk, Dee a-The steamship Bothnta
which arrived from Liverpool to-day. brought
siN9. .d3a Ia gold coin.
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Grant in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Dee Ie-Gan Grant arrived here
to-day. aud was received with much enthu,
sia4m.
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practice. which Is grainltpus cheapeulng OF
his own Influence That, II he has really been
guilty nf H. is nt once weak and dtsgfaoefnl.
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Report of the Western Union Teleg raph
Camuany,

NEW YoRK, Dec lo-The report of the execu-
tive committee OF the Western Union Telegraph
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

Rr Inuia Dnc in "A rnvero wind storm rpased
over the town of Rnniok e Randolph county.
yesterday evening. rho residence, of Byrd
Pyle VIVA torn to ri~ens, nsaiy mamher Of tho
family haing more or innR Injured end Mr.. Fyle
fatally hurt The hauap NJ luaaph IattinR wsa
blown down aud Mrs Wright, u visitor, re-
eetved iniuiina from which she dteI aai Night.
Tho dwntling house If Noah llHrkbead was
demolished and Mrs, Hurkhaad eertouair
wounded Several other hnuaeR wore nonaiiar.
ably damaged. aud fenn"a. trees. aNr., naEtrnyad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

New yopK nno 10 An Ottawa, Ontario.
ataoinl aafa1 A shooting nPaa If naglent hna
ilai oprna VI ight IN tlull laar thia city. hoy
apventnnn years ~ Hpa waa taken down with
small nox and hts family eaerted him. Tho
neighhora hearing Of II, weut with food to the
hnuae where ha wns atopping. On entartnH
the room they found the youth covered with
hloni nnl at the point nf death Food lielng
nlnool IA l,ia lpa he tnvennnslv swallowed II,
An examination phawed That he hnd enten
fpah Frun, ono Of his arms Ia his agony Of hun
ger lie died few minutes after the arrival
nf the naIuhhnre.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Wagon Struck by Railroad Train Sow
cral Persoua Killed.

CrNpNNArt Dec. . A construction train
cpsnly followed hF passnnEer train, on the
White Wafe, tellay Hatlrnad, ran luto . wagon
rontpininp T. Singer. feier Mnao and Ellie Dur.
10y near Harrison. Ohio. this evening, anH all
were killed hnt Mi4a lurleF, who was badly
injured
MAN ANN cHrin pupNRu r" DEATH.
RoruHeFFH N. " Dec. 10 by the burning oi
the toIlgntn- house near ihIa city. early this
morning Mina Tnttn gatakaanat, nnd child
two yaara old ware hurnnl t. hapth. Mrs
Tuttln and tNo children escaped.
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OPENING THE YACHTING SEASON.
The Emma Beats the Unknown by Few
Minutes In IA Ten Mile Race.

The yachting season was brilliantly
opened yesterday. The first race was sailed
with stiff breeze and rain squat at the finish
and was between the famous Emma u. and the
Unknown. now craft from Rockaway. Both
are OF the same size. and there was time
allowance. which made the race additionally
interesting. Tho veteran Capt. Jake Naran
sailed the Emma, and Capt. Ed. McManus tho
Unknown. The race was for 800 side over
the usual Harlem River course. distance Of
ton miles the start being of the Empire Yacht
Club House Mt the foot OF 10th street Mcssrs.
Fngan and Robbins were judges. and William
Gorton WIS referee. Tho tide was food. and
the wind Mt the etart from the southwark.
making II n soldiers wind both ways.
Both boats crossed with booms to port tho
Unknown ut 1913 F. NJ, and the Emma mt
1876. II WINS close work for while, nut
before Tho upnor stake boat was renchcd Tho
pretty Emma slpped to the front md rounded
first. Coming hnck. both won't about on me
siurhoarl tack to weather the point NJ 1Oi'h
street. and then laid their course on the mort
tack for the Eglty-ninth street mnrk. Ncnr
here the Unknown worked galanily 10 wind
ward of the Emma. hut tho litter caught tho
froshcning hrerze. and. lowering nor peak for
mn instant. dashed by tho mark tho leader II
was rnuling work hnck. ana me Emma COM
plrirl ne first round ut 3'45:05. the Unknown
at 3.4G15.
Coming down on tho second round tho wind
shifted sun more to tho southwark. nccessitat-
ing u long leg and short one. The hrct ~ com
| tinurd. with slight rain squat. and the Tn
! known gained rapidly on the Emma, compleiina
| the second round only 30 seconds hrhind her
| Tnry both made quick time on the third round
/ hohuving-pnrticulary the Emma D.. with her
! enormous sprend # canvas, which consider
| ably exceeded the Unknown's-handsome In
/ the still hrerHn.
Tho third round showed tho Emma leader
! by over n minute. On the fourth round sharI
ruin squat set in. and with 'hc spray flying Ovei
| the docks us the craft howlod gayly along. le'
| sails undcr, soon gnvc The gallant yachsimen W.
| however neither
| spectators minded. on Eighiy-niuth street Ill.,,
| Emma had again TO lowcr her peak hut though
! the Unknown di-lau"l To- repeat the prudnn
! mnnpuVre. she wis unable 10 catch her hoct
| hc"'rl antagonist. And so. with an evrr-in
! rroasing lend. the saucy Emma admirably HIM
! dioi, slipped along W the homesir"ich VIII
! nrnd sheets. and hy the finish ut 80 o. IN,
/ Unknown arrived NJ 5:36:ish. The Emma ID
| thus won by 1 minute. 49, seconds. Th
! Emma u. win bo raflled on this oven ng--3p
! chances at 81 q chnncc-irom tho Empire Clu
| house.
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rrAnn-1n phIlnaelrhIa. Pa.

REARp-rn Philadelphia, Pa. May 10, David Beard,
CNiLiiAN-In philadelphia. Pa. May 10. Thomas
Callahan. aged - years
FANNlNG.-In this city on Sunday evening. the lsA
Inst Etuc T.. wife Of Dr. W A. Tanning. and daughter
ol Joseph Bryan.
ncral from the residence % her father oi3 Mad:o av,
WcIur~la, afternoon. the alst lust at , o'clock.
HUTtulNSON.-M Duncrin. y r. May = Sarah
iiufc u.nn AGED yeHrs widow " James llutc htnson
Jnrdo. IN the 10Th wear OF his age soldier Of 1872
LtfFtRiS.-on Sunday May IL. Elizabeth LorertS
aged - Years.
lauies and friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral TUESDAY May % inst. at o'clock T. NJ,
az her late residence. 1877 Navcrley place.
LNONS--At Rdsewuod. l.. l., IN May II, Lawrence
LYONS. IN the i3i wear Of his age.
Relatives AMI friends respectfully invited IN attend
thu funeral on Tuesday 2uh int, at2 = NJ from the
rc.ldeuCe Of his hrthr,, lumcs Sons Rdgewood, l. L
81 LILY On Apul -. at Fort vancouver, Nashington
Territory Alfrct Sullv. Brfyct hrisadicr.Gcnera
L : COLONEL Twentv hrs' Bccimcni Infantry and sot
OF the late Thomas SI'l,, Esq., 81 Philadelphia
Oregon. aui The iut,rmcnt on Saturday, May II.
Lnur, lliI Cemetery. Philalrluhia
TONLlNSON At White Hil. Conn, May r. Charlei
sitrts NIL fhc inst. md drove steady horse.
NtGiirE Al juhu.iowu. y Y. MAY H. Barhara
N,lhte H-ei eS years she sister Of Elizabeth
prn WHO dei la't june, having celebrated her iOJth
vRFprNBrk GW-Nav 10, Mrs Mary vredenburgh
aged SO VeHr- and months
The friends and relatives tho family respectfully
invited to attend r funeral Wednesday afternoon.
halt pH~' .Cu,e. frou the residence OF her sOninaw
: r. Gpul, $50 hast 1921 Il
MEL~il-At New Germantown. Hunterdon County.
recently. from the effects Of TALL from a chair.
Mr. welsh. aged about 20 wears
NALkER.-lu Bronkvu. NAV II. INST. At his late rest
deuce, "a smith IT, Edward Walker IN his 7nth year
vitod to attend his funeral at > = on the 2ith inst.
kluHl 900 fhe 'cm'icr, OF she Holy Gross Flathush.
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In the Union square Theatre, last even
ing. Rice's Surprise Party" introduced the
musical oXtravagan2a Of The Babes in tho
Wood; or. Who Killed Cock Robin 20 The dash
OF rain at dusk doubtless kept many away. but a
fair audience gathered at the theatres summer
opening. Strung on the slender thread OF tho
original story " the unfortunate babes are a
continual rattle Of punsi p9t pourri Of songs.
and an in'NtrlrHlle JUMBO OF chorusrs;
Willie Elouin and Miss Marion Emorc. Alice
Athrrton WIS a mid Hdi Nlu who took them
10 the woods. ana Mr. Louis Harrison sum-
ciently ouilundish uncle, NW HorllHd Nlccas-
Sdr. who sent them there. Mss Louise Singer
impersonatcl Lddg MdccdsSar. and Miss Louise
Marion Seurlo was the Fdlcohdruid.
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MARRIED..

OrR-RUSSEY In Columbus. Ca NJ tho First Bantid
Church by the Rev BENJAMIN " Bussey brother ot the
hr De-. Mr. john T. Orr OF Iharlaue. y G. 10 Miss Sale
Hus.rN. dauctrr uf Or j. Bu.~cy. President o the
IHelc ant ihnuN Manufacturing Company of Columbus.
Tie WIS in usual costume for -uch occasions The
bra iic picture az beauty aud elegance Her dress
dainn.-e with lilly OF the valley decorations
aud the bridal vo falling IN graceful folds from wreath
uf urlut, blossoms
RUDY ARp-WuEEIER ON Wednesday. May ~, at
the Third PRESBYTERIAN church, lHbch, y. by tho
Rev T. & Rn,. " clarence Rudydrd Of Brooklyn TO
Matte Wheeler Of liit tnoth.
residence W mc bnd psrcut.. by the Rev DR. Einhorn
ju.'In ~trttcu Co Bella Rusouihal
~rgIt kLAND-BNlEN At Mount Vernon, by the Rev
Marcus "a Hutton. Jonathan VI. strickland to AdehA
Hria. nll ~ this citv.
Observation-Disclosures ON Thursday, May 70
hv the Rev. Pastor Muchldrukrr. Garry T. Iiemeyer
LiLAc ircdVrlck.. both OF this city
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New YonK. MAY 10.

Tho stock market opened actively. but with a
feversh. unsettled tone. and prices quite vari-
able. Western Union alone showing any de-
cided strength. Tho coal shares the Granger
roads. and the trunk lines wer. all pretty a'-
tive. c.. c.. c. and Ind. and Wabash did not
attract so much attention as on saturday. and
Rock Island weakened. thrsnpoak" and ONO
came 10 the front among tho Hight innrf's
After meridian tl"re WAS exceptional nrtivity
in Erie common, and III" market generally WAS
saturday were Alvan,cd-C.. y. and Quincy.
L.; D.. /. and W. a: Del. and Hudson p;
Erie, >; DO pTefgrred, =: LEX, Shore y.
-; Western Union Tel. p poclined-lIau. and
~. Jo.. -; do. preferred. =; 81. Paus Nere
slightly lower.
Railrond bonds wcro active for nearly all the
speculative issues. hut the only decided i'm.
uroyrmcnt wits in Rome. W. and q. lists. and
the investment issues were quiet. There WIS
some further IMPROVEMENT In Jersey Ceuiras.
Governments were 70 higher for leading issues.
Sinte bonds quiet Money on call sci Z cent.
closing at $685..
subscriptions 20 Z cent. certificates since
Saturday. $765.4OO.
Secretary sherman informs Congress that so
tar ho has redeemed IN coin "a 1898 OF legal
tenders. ana TINT ne holds fcr tho redemption
Of the remainder 1888 100000 In coin. This
amount. which II 40 2 cent. o' the legal tenders
0ui-'hnding, b" regards as the smallest upon
winch specie payments can %" maintained.
Tho total tonnage Of anthracite coal from all
the regions for the week ending on MAY 10. as
reported hy ne several carry wing con!nsui"s.
amounted Go 5lS6l tons agnlust 3jSS7S tons
in The cerresuond.ng week nsi yrlr. au in.
crcaase Of 1898 tons. Tho tonll ,.ma,nnnt u
against / .2is $50 TINS for the sane Period list
year. an Increase OF 3.27q OOj tons Tho Road
ing Ce.WbggJpy hrs produced 2a2l 623 tons.
trial l.2tl29i. against GJi2aS and The D.la-
ware Lackawanna. and Western l,llG5H.
against SIS $50. so thpt the increase los these
three companies is zoos 1872 or neuriy two
thirds - the whole II seems quite 'yid,ntthat
the high prices last year checked consumption.
O. D.. 4 all mn 81
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The Banker. Daughter In brooklyn.

The" Bankers Daughter" was presented
10y the Union square Theatre Company at tho
Brooklyn Academy Of Music last night. The
scenery was tho same that was used in tho pro-
duction OF the piece in New York. Miss Sara
Jrwrtt's impersonntion Of Lillian. the bankers
daughter. was loudly appauird. The other
characters were well taken 10y the other MEM
WINS presented with smoothness that made il
pulpkullln
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n for ordinary choice clipped sheep and t97He foi
Iont GOOD Southern and Western lambs Fair jersey
lambs sold nj SIC shipments for the week 100 i've shee
and $40 carCassts ut mutton.
No trade 10 .rcak OF IN live hogs. nominal quotations.
s9 io H. - h iO1 Ms with ca load Of coarse Wcser
hogs. 175 Ms average, sold at So so.
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nrookiyn Park Theatre.

Havcrly's Mastodon Minstrels, with n
new programme furnished the attraction that
drew good house to the Brooklyn Park
Theatre last night The songs, Jokes, dnpcing,
md comic Sketches were all good, and were
honriiy Appreciated by tho audience. who
called Tor many repetitlons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-20
steam.h,p Line to Mediterranean Porte.

A reception was given last evening on the
Pcloro the pioneer vessel Of the New York and Medor.
ranean steamship line which l. the first line established
To direct between this por nnf ihe principal Mcdl-
Nrrtnean port. Marseilcs Genoa NaNes, g.. CAPT %.
plchcrto and Nj j ln Stsar, u' Ttul H the Aur 80
s city. acted ~ hosts representing the Mrssrs a
u furiu Co. of Palermo MANY -hip hrokcrs and fuut
and wine importers of this city present 90
the new steamship She Ia one oi several ucNIy
launched Newcuse-upunI TYNE vessels. ami !. not only
substantial, but ELEGANTLY arranged Tor passengers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-20
Police omcer Mecar,ny Locked up.

Onlccr John J. Mccarthy of the Oak street
police. who had been accused Of assautug CEri,uauA
Ewes a child oi ~ wears WAS called yesterday 10 tho
bar 0i the Hrurral SrssouN lie Was at liberty uu hd,
and he dd not answer Then Cant Fcty, who was SIT
ting within the bar, obtained bench warrant nom
Judge tuwinl and went out When the Captain re-
turned Officer Mccarthy in civilian drcs was Win him
Oncer Mccarthy plrHded not gully, and was locked up
In Tic prisoners IVA.
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Bnelncss No!ltss.

A.-Thc Louisiana state Lottery WINS char.
tered iv the State ten years ago with n capital ~
st0n10n. 70 which it has since aided reserve iund OF
$500 B-silc.its iu9 monthly drawings. IL has rcgu
lnilr hold s"mannual drawing under the personal
nervi.un and MANAGEMENT Ut .
Gen q T. BEAU REGARD AMI Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY
moon the i1th of June. The cnritnl prize has been
siupOo The price of tickets has alwaN. remained ten
.siU dollars; halves. I'VE go dollars nths two 81 dol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-20

NEw YorE. Monday. MAY l9.-Rcnoipts Of
hrrfrs to-day uul YESTERDAY, hi3i Market duI auu be-
n.Hiar aul nj reduction "I a. I' H., as comwud
WITH current tufrs week H-uh clearance was utuliir
Medium good -ter. SOLID at ~istt.c, 20 drr>. al" IN
n.i WIu' and tNuH dn az Ni Iliit. 10 dress at.1T
h- Exporters used 1860 N'at Sim utut for the Wcth
llad IuHrirr,o t Sheep amt 40 Iive cattle
Nrlls weak ami moro than plenty at 81 GAiic a n Tor
hruVrmilAIpd Hnd iCslt TOR uhlk,ipd.
easCI AND .amps NAuVuty SLOW vi sale AZ i455Ac 2
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M.fRINE INTELLIGENOR

pfrflrrRt AtaAFAc-rHis nlV.
Sun rtses... 81 sun sets...... II Noon sets no
wATFH--rHis NAV.
sandy HOOK. 13lGov Island vi Hell GAts... ~
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