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, 1881-04-16
ARBoRIcuLT'URE.

Timber Planting n National Necessity
Tho Western Catnlpn. =
LAcoH. ILL.,, April 12.-Tho Chicago Lumber
mcns Exchange. at rocont 1noatlng, revealed
tho startling iaot that, owing to the eaortnous
growth Of the lumber business, 1t will only take
twenty yeara to exhaust the pi1o forests Of tho
United stntes Of Amercn. II tho prcscnt ratc Of
dupletion continues. In tho. uourse Of Two yeats
all OF tho biack. waluut ti,nbor lurEo enough for
IoRs will be used up; nla0, tho way our oak tim
bcrs nrn being usca up for rnliroad-tioS cooper.
aTe, and other purposes. IN the course OF forty
years our forests OF ink will be consuuod.
Other varieties OF tIn,ber aru disappearing In pro-
portion to tho Abova nninod varieties. -
It becomes ivory American philanthroplst,
malls oe fonhtc. old or young, to commence Tor
cst-troo plantIn4 Immediately. -1,,. -, .
It Is said that every treo pi1nted ID a living
tnpnNinont tn the planter Lot ua All hhv0 sozne
living forcst"tsce monuments, to lot future gen.
eratlous know that wD wero hpre, aud did a0nlu-
thing In our day and genorauon for our coun-
si s sg s a is. Sst Il asss.y ssy &
most e'onoy., VStaips specioss, q Western ca:
OhIu, ipiiana, Illinois, Missouri. lowa, aud Wis
consin. Thute nso trecs found IN the foreata as
st has Soe @issss Enosa so III om ty 70
yours, without rotttng Ia thu lcnst, set 1T tho
ground for :atookallas.. satn-posts, bar. posts.
unjI % tSan soft. .msp|o. ono TIC forty years
I'D, planted by 4. bryant, Sr., Of Princeton,
atnr. o1d ttfty or rnorc fcUk in hgt, stasd!ug o.,
his front awi,, 1t ia beautfiil.tloworing troe,
very fFaHrant when III blooul. The foil
ana tha suniiuvsr, baa q Tendency to draw the
impuritIes from tho atn,osphoro, mud make tic
eeonmunily eo wbcec il % Is extensively grown. it
viii a,lccoel1 wall on N,ly 1t tlo buttm. lxnda Of
s;sss ss ~ IL wss wes. on0 sy Sy
tands vhcrs snft. ,nanla nr uoftonwooJ viii RruH
sncaetsftIf. the cutnina caf, 10 grown.
sTc tmtsjnu iIn,hHr iirInr irnMsrlshah!o l,ntlnr
ar yinu III Tho wn,lit,tI. il Gun b. usui for TIC
fnlinwI,,s r,,,rnSra tn.wft: raiirond. .ti.s toio-
, 1881-04-16

= T0N Mall QMtFtfe, =
Admiral symontls calls attention to'a worry I'M
been constantly called In those columns With
out success. Tho object ot building swift crus-
era Ia, beyond doubt, that they may bo ablo to
ia tho navy single vessel which gould steam to
Now York on equal terms with tho Gallia or the
GuEmnnlo. a, steam cruiser such aa It ta pro-
cantot possibly, uccordlng 10 Admiral Bymonds,
hayo aul!c!ont coal.carryinF capacity to take her
"Whnt," az DO we'll asfs, .'is i stoan1ot without
coulsl' Aloh ship as is proposck Is; therefore,
wholly useless for tho purpose sho Is intended
for. Admiral Symnnts suggests that n much
lnrgcr vcsso should bo constructed, and that tho
ooal-carrying capnulty should ho greatly In"
creased.
, 1881-04-16

TIC f0t1aRCa 0E The C0mInKI R9FTI1R6 ot th8
EngIiah astronomer. Prot. \ A. Preston. IL
"sume tlMe during the early part Of last year
Mr, xal blea. ltobvEt Cruw!ey, OF St Joseph, tutt
her0, seeking Tho Aollth Of the former ln tEip
to Australia. Abuut tho sutne time tho tatnous
astronomer, Prof. Prsutor. spt Uut from LIVER.
pool. Aeeonpaniod py bis : wsts: who haa s lvnE
wiz Austraiia. tho Inotlves prompting ths step
doubtless botlz nht,ut Tho sa.ue ~ III the casa
OF Mr.. aua Mn. crawley. Tho health.
about the same tltae,. and olrolmatanoes
oopsplrsd TO place them iu lattmt.e soq41iut-
Anoc., Foc time tns change Of oilue WA baa.
only Temporary. in both Instances, and In August
last both died. their deaths occurring within =
feW days ct eaoh other. Both the living were
, 1881-04-16
The Committee appointed at the proviuus
meeting announced that they had prepared
the following circular,

>. cAL1,1Na a srArn. CONVENTION:
Ar meeting q ts centrsl Lana hSasS he
tho state q Illinois, to meet In Chicago on Sum
II liz UNDERSIGNED vore appolnted q eomu!tteo
aud invite them to son1 do!egatas thasoto:
worsplcs:, G eharsctcr ot the la.d sonomo intro
dueed BY dladatone to tho House Of Comnons
ea. and
solldatIng tho Land. .LeaRuc orKan izastons Of
ob Nc doc, nsssufs ss Secure Ct s sna touan:
fsfners 81 Ireland aRatnst Tho tyranny ana
rnpncty Of feudai!s,n Gun be G:esptoa, as @ a..
which depends tho destiny nj our nRtlyo lsnd
and Its oppressed and pt,lntlsrcd pooplo: TO tho
noblo ACTION Of America nnollmo, G1pfssss p f.
saored onuse OF patriotism and plhtarthrophy,,--
may be, in tho ualn, attributed the .ttcsti,na9le
shorts ' at iii. Far!,oI and bis ooiicau!,es: Int
for tho prompt and gcMcrous response of Amor.
de- e. r @: dsaS Sa2o eses SS =
famIle md pesttsance. and the agitation IN Ire
land could not nuve been made ttthe 10 ntfGot.
M feuani a. Il tyrannA @ % which ,was rsed "a depopuato
cur country ana to extgtmnhto lts people.
eyory ntevons aG earness i9shs IN tas
country OF tho Importance and necessity Of
u,HfnlaininF. and strengthening y 'tnovnment
WnGn a'soa"F eao 3e1''A'" s"on
Rood' r'5' -. =. :.
THE rnorosED LAND BILL OF GLADSTONE.
iike thu rneus1re OF 1870 Is miserable Attunpt
At natnhworS Iccislntlon,-N moro dnYico to DO
ilide tho pcopo of ireland, 10 ,vhun It comedies
iitfie wt,}ln it cpmtlrnlg Irafntnins mud perpct-
uases iii the desputio privileges and preroEa.
,nncRory at irtstioc and a trrachcrons snaro to
| hctrSv Tia ncEnis nj Ireland lnto al ,bnIluot1.
n,nns,f Hritntfon fnr n fi,ii mnastro Of justicO.
1f,ich att,i,a rnn snp,,ro tholr Cxtbteuco and con.
tnmt1mort md III" unriac md nrnsnority OF olls
n"tirN inni. 0 "f''~ 49," =
Enviish history frpm tho beginning until now,
| doo,nnatrs,t fn nvnry tenafbjo fnin] that no
spontaneons act 1t gonorosisy or j,attoo Gun bo
hnnri for frnfn thp iirItish Unyorn15rtlt
irrc.anti hss bcnr fnr sove hundred years tho
xrcfnhrd Victim sf Hritish cunidify., spoljntlon,
and nnrcssion. Tho few instwnicnot copcps.
sInns wi,ifit o1Ir country obtninotl ia tho past
,yrn thn nroiiiot oY Enrtish fear in tho hour oj
national dunror. il ID to tho sainc suntlment OF
a1Hrn fi,nt wn INV shoitjj nscritle tho lilapQcrq
eWnrt ~ ;s1nIistnnr ma I'm TjnrcrnEer,t ia p6.
cifIoatc tho peopic Of ireland by The lutrotluo-
I'ns ~ tt,c FfHnI nfli whfnh. even thoi11i.. il
sEd lnnntnn inv IA f,,1t cnfotIlatSti to bIlrhtjy
,nItivatc wifhnnt removinr. tho is Of our un.
fnrti3nata anfTorhnT cot,ntrylnon,
Tin nenpin OF Ireland are cptuparattyoly DOW.
, 1881-04-16

Frlof- f-strlckcn at thcr loss, nild tho many pccu-
lar oo19cldenccs served to arouse ~ .ito symnathy
frutIcsr one, 60 far a. saving tho lives OF their
hcipmatos was ooncerne and shortly hftcr they
tnok passage IN tho Enrne atcAnGrs Intending 70
return In their respective hnmes: II 10 6uhlolont
Ia know. however. TINT the Professor at tho
same timo wonet and won the st. Joseph Indy,
nOvNn NbAkk hhnCnH
, 1881-04-16
B,ao Was the Wrong Woman.

Tho days OF romance nre not passed. A GU
ban planter, visiting Nuw York. saw q ohartnilg
woman OIL lItook fyn fortyboat ns!l fell in love
with her. lie traocd her home. and learned thAt
she Wna q widow tnost respectfully connected
liz was called to Cuba. and wrote her a letter
full Of sleetioa and glvtnF retereaccs: Her
friends Inquired and found that ho WRa I deatf4-
bio lnatoh. sho replied % tho lottsr. He re-
spQnded. ehe wrote aud hs wrote until thsre
was an offer of marriage and au acceptance, And
the wedding day W8a nxed. Hha prepared her
, 1881-04-16
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. APRIL

acres to ovcry American citizen, r,an or woman,
OF tho RYo Of *, md thor nut ubligea to l!yo
timber belongs 10 tho rtantcr. Said 100 ncscs
with this catatpn grove on It ~Ill bo worth y,
forty years Mt 1nast &@5,aW Il IL huped thai =
and women will embrace this Krrnt opportunity
to become wealthy, and holp build up tho
A, II. uA80N.
, 1881-04-16
Terms OF The Trjhunes

Stn5l6 CouY. Dol YeAf, 1,N0
FOR (,ubS of tYyp Isl 90 enotI) 800
Fur Cluba OF Twenty tnnd one trea eopy}.... 5000
For Tho DaIty 1'r1bnns paf montl,.,,.,,,,,, LOO
rSatusiay. lapsa0 LttasaEy Edition, por Jcar a'Oo
For Hunday, u pAyss double Hhson pst resf. x'vo
epecimsu ooplos aent fFns. .-......- = ....
Give post-pfaeS sddreks In tulL Including County
snd eeats. ::
'Hemittaucss uAy ps mAds s.thsf hy draft. sxprssA
Pest-ofaeo order Or In fssstsr0d lsteeEs our risk
THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cor. Madison and psAEsorn.sts.. Chicago, III.
, 1881-04-16
BAD TESEs1ENTs.


NAN r1,1ruErrs.
Another eete q reports on oaa tenGmens s
was made by the santary TN INSPECTORS s 10 o
1ows:
No: 10 Evans street. Griffin. Grittln Dwight ,'s,
agents occupied by ioar lan!ies G1 swensy
Is yenrs Old: two two-story frames OIL ore
III cnci, n hv m fe"t onl contnlnfnr In nil
but thlsteell rooms ino SUN "s.sp,pes ,,sas aas
pr!vy-yaults full and ollonstve: water. .lndcr
tho ilonr NJ lownr Tenement rho placo In
rcnnrnt Ia IN Ind consiittn,,.
scnesaa ~, ~ W. ~ o.'a ,u,a ~,
Thomas Clochol; occupied by five families,
In which nte thlrty.olle PERSONS, including
nineteen children under Is years old. 1t ia a
t,rn'storv fro'r;o o,xsn fcrt having sixtrcn
toons. Tho condition OF the plumoi1R-WorK
IL poor; watcr.pipes frozen; the prlvy-vault
il full a1tlpfrunslye; tho sewer Is frozen. I;
M sai M ,outt, f,iintnn streot. owned by a
man named afcNulty, northeast eornor Of
Iiaisted and Washington streuts; occupied
by five famtltes Of twenty-five persons; the
sink wasto- pipes are untrapped; tho conlt-
ton ot tho ;5p!nage Is yery b3& tnq priyy pS
yMn.s arg ~, ~ ah t ,r n neS tso II onr
6uIiaco WAlet III tut 3tAu hltt MhunA ~ nona "
Of tho house. a strong currant OF foul MIR
coMies up through tho iloor: ,,,,...,.
Corner Of Johns1n aiti Mcst Elgnteehth
streots, owned by Edward Melch' anu oceu.
pied ny SIX families, eohsistln9 o. tWnhsLy.
eight parsons, including thlrtcsn cliildre,i
under f5 yenrs OLD; tWo.st9fy franc! -
by u feet. Tho sink wasts,plpes 60 70
woodeil soWer untrappea. Ihe prlYy ysaultS
are tllthy ana neaf!y 1ull.
No. 81 johnson street, owned by Ed Nalsh,
occupied by four families, nMinbering lonr. r.
teen persons; q two-stnry tIainc. W by ~
feet, Of eight rooma. T!le s!nk waste.plpss
| 40 to d wooden sewer, when lS :nhtfapped'
The priyy vaults nrn full and illtiiy. =.
No. aA South CLINTON sifGet, Slllpnan ~
Goodridgc agents, ~ La Saile siiiest; oeei.
piea by sevon 1aniilaes, numbering . sMva.ytt .St
, 1881-04-16

QArARnn.-neltef In dvc minutes In every
case; gratifying. wholesome rotloe beyond
money vA!uc. Cure eegtna from 0rst nppsica.
ttor,. and Is rapid, rndloa!. and permanent: Ask
for EANronp's RADICAL CURE. Complete for 81.
, 1881-04-16
THE BRICK SUPPLY.
No Stock In the Hands Of Man.
ufacturera at Present.
Tno Season VIII Opcn Late with
Prlccs at 81 to $3.50.

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An Advance in Wages Regarded as
r
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ma ,-o.o,t ,,o-,ttv ~ hr,c,s oni .},a nroh.
] Mo pSs't t,s ts, opn,tnna -, % s.iii H. ".
a as ' rsssoa ssf e " ssassty T and ~ ss
bic htgh prices form tho chief subjects, ,ot
cnnvorsatinn int now among builders. corr
u tS"ctors nron"rty.owners. NV. % md hrick manu..
factarcrs. Yesterday TnInuNE reporter
| chilled upn.i q number OF tho latter class to
obtain their views upon the situation. 1t was
found that tlioro wns dectdod unanlmtty Of
sentiment prevailing throughout tho trnde,
pom WIN 1espect 70 pIopaole p,acss ann l, .nS
time nt which iew bFiek could DO placed
! upon tho market, md the substance OF tho
Information titus 1erlvcdis given in tho fol-
loving Interviews: r !T',',: - .,,, T., ,,,,,,,-
- ;,i. - tus t "I nnsassu ,sh;a,, H. tho
featuring bflek ny machinery, wG!ca ls svale inc
.1i mt hoii"v" ti,oro ware n,iiIon bricl< in
uu not oeno'o a..ao t,.s.. = III,
ats SO s to s per- i"S to'sa and Contracts con for
| new brick are making at 81 to $3.50. When
It would bc possible. 10 deliver the new stock
was n matter Of great uncertainty. There
Sfav IL. n,n; II m1rHt bo inter. aid yery faw
wou' % seen on va e mafSes t Ve1s ge1Sse nSy,,I
unt In .inn1leu ,v,ifr th" nrssn,,t ,yenfhnr
infI1etsd jts"lf upon n ionn.altffcrnv proplo,
NIL nniv must lila frnst ret Ciit of tho
rrn,,nH' eTH hut tho yartI n1t,st hi tiry.
s'Wuith' sWith r"Ha,T fo lie srfco af brick. Mr..
T,,,w ~ soid II wn,,it1 laid 1t ~ to 9760 nor
thousand Sr lurlnr The I sumner, bit III Ills @ bo
itnf ,wnm n hn hr,son 1lnwn IN tile mil Ev
ryov ct Wn ae eg Is'na imtn tha m ' bssss amd
~ t,oSyrnt mn' 4"'.'> 4'''o Wv ""''~'' ''''>>
~ @Apus"r T,,s r,,txo ,vo,,7n M, ovrpnoxr
TIE IlllNu "ooLp W ny UsE.sponh
making brick III Chicago was RreAt. Inst
year ny firm paid SSo per dny 10r tue use OF 2
alenRo y scL ug s'tb not .nc M nps snnth M
eTt!';; ena ;vcst side n,en I' obtsin the civ.
! tt n.iHt NIss 49, .i.,,s ~. rt,,N ~
, 1881-04-16
Extraordinary Cheapnass.

willis Tho nfieo Of Anglo subscriptions viii remain
II tl.t0 Joasf& fopss Ut TlsH WEEKLY Tn1nuss
will be mAed one ysar for Fra DoaFs postage pro-
paid, and ~ any ons make up cluo Of tre cop
ias, u reduces tho price 70 ONE n0LAAM A
YEAtg+ For Tswonty puaEs IMsuty Coplos will ~
ssnt .sns on' 's'F snd COPY TO ' s'''aFu' '' 'h'
, 1881-04-16
The Merits of'Tbe Weekly Tribune

Al Nsrspopos nro apparent 10 all Wo po!foyo that
Il uxcos. tn tho um0unt quality, and variety Of tho
reading pr0 rides, cveEy other puhoa-
tun Of t,o kind Ia this county. The spaca allotted
u advottssrs u putpusuy kept down TO narrow lm-
it,. More than NV eonns d clear, lt9be4 tyre ars
sd zach tutek NTH M iatsst nttv editorial discus
stons, stories, eAsays poems, humorous paragraphs,
special articles OF ntEcss to fsrmafs and thu latess
market Feportss .
la a,askot kpports arc unsurpassed. eur" cling a.i
the which fArm0fs require for tho inte!ll.
GENT transaction OF buauoss both ~ sellers and buy
en, ....- ..
Facts about railroad combinations and rates nFc
always notlocd In Tuk WEkELY. $500.
improvements Of agricultural machinery aud new
methods Of utilizing farm products arc deser:oad III
THE wKKkLT
.ltarA Js-" writes on "The Farm sud Gasdon."
No. L. n." on "iiorsioultuto," Rnd "Yetortna1ian"
on "The Field and stahle," Ia zach issuo OF TuA
WEEKLY.
The IIoms Department. gossip about tho fasatonA
short stosles, Ind posIns, literary seseaoua ste.
mako IAa WkEKLf attractive " tho ladlet ana tae
younger memboss Of tho tnmliy.
, 1881-04-16
THE LAND-LEAGUERS.
Call far n state Convention.

Call for u Stnto Convention.
A meeting OF the Central La,,d-Leag.to was
held last evening 1T, the hall corner OF La
Salto and Lake Streets,s III the pbscnco Of
Tic Treasurer, Dennis O'Connor, submitted
tho following report:
Paid printing "........................*.$ :40
Patl nall rcnt. .'...s.tt.A...4..s's.s's. l1M l3
Paid Jatnes HeuPhtn tns...s....'...s'.ss.'s nMsMM nMM
balance IN troasury..".'''. '...'''.''' n.e
, 1881-04-16
1881, PROSPECTUS. 1881.
CHICAGO
Dollar Weekly Tribune.
TIE Best and Ab|ast Republican
Newspaper In the Union,
The Weekly Tribune Ono Year for Ono
r, Dollar in Clubs Of Five.
Now is the Time to
Subscribe.

THE TRIBUNE 10 tho boat busness MEDIUM anl
commercial opponent Of this city, and IS undOntnbly
the strongest and most influential Republican News
Paper In tho West
Politically TIE TntHUSE Il a atalwart Republican
newspaper, and will remain until every an In tho
80uth, irrespective OF saco ooIur Or politics. ahnls
enjoy tho right to votc nnd b0 yoed for and have his
ballot honestly conntad Without tudazlnE or choat-
lna and mill civil and political liberty for black H1-
puhlIcans. ~ woli whito Democrats, u ~ drnlr
established In tho houth ~ In tho North.
III tho futuso, In Tho post THE TRtltuSE will nt-
voeato the maintenance OF the National csoditi the
ptrncnna Of tho public service; tho advocacy oenl
sonaonable projects Of fiscal roforp rigid economy
In public expenditures, opposition to subsidies and
corporats obbeFy In NIL tta Forst and tho pressrvA
ton OF equal r9ht4 to nil citizens, North md South.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
The Mormon Question.

Nobody will deny that the govern.
ment stould use all its power to crush
out the detest1ble practice of polygamy
in Utah, but while this is admitted it
is also true that here i, more anxiety
and fear expressed that tire Mormons
will becomsa a great power in the ma
tion, tnen the plan facts of the case
will Justify. 1t is now more than tlir.
ty yeas since the M0rmons planted
their colony i'll Utah, and yet the popu-
lation OF the Terri ory including b tn
Mormons and Gsnties, is tus title
more Than 10, 900. In the same time
California has become State of 800, 600
inhabitants, Kansas which became a
State much later has II population of
1000, 600, in fact the Mormon power in
Utah cuts very small figure in com
parison with almost any OF our frontier
states and territories. AS regards the
strength Of the Mormon population
proper the statistics are said to show
very clearly that the population does
not increase under the influence of poly
ganIy and religious despotisIn in any
thing like as great rate as under tie
influence of monogamy and religious
liberty. In point of fact we have been
long inclined to suspect that if il had
NOT been for the continual repetition of
: this scare about the Mormons, the
Christian popula ion of Utah would
easily have outnumbored and overcom4
the Nor 'uons and destroyed their reli-
gious and political power. The case in
Utah really does not appear to us TO be
any worse than that Of the overwbelm.
ing power of the Mexican Catholic
Church in our own territory of New
Mexico.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

sending p any money @ Or orders 70 NWNfSS i,S Nv
CO., s3 Nassau street, New 1or1 1nS or S.an
Y Ork, as authorised by The Louis'nu" sa,s They
Lottery Company to sell its tickesi, ssi,rculsfs
are fo5ding the country with bogus is ciISuIt Ict.
purporting to be OF The Louisiana i.t," S reprt.
terry Company, and are fraudule1nhSS Louis.
senting Themselves ~ agents o. Oh -, ~ have no
Sse 70 ssi tSs ti"Ksts Of this Company
and sre not It's agents for any purposSN;
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
THE FACTS AS THEY ARR
ssssssssss
ssssss

For Mr.. WanarnaSers personal use the menor,rd.
low was sent 20 his Office Instead of 'yritna ,1n
vanishing over" he incorporates the paper into L
vertsement as the best presentation of the Ook Hu
ing stock.
If we could have the people know the facts as thew
ually are about Fall and Winter Clothing it wn,1
all we would ask!
LIGHT OVERCOATS
Give very full advertisement tomorrow O
stock warrants it. Range Of prices SS to S24 MAXI
point the S. coat light drab brown mixed and Oxo,
mixed Melton not allwool, but we are certain it is \
best in the country for the money
We are strong mems sizes.
Stock is fresh on light fashionable colors
The market is very bare desirable light Overcoa,
we are full on the very best things.
SPECIALTIES.
A light brown, cheviot face, diagonal mixed Coat vi,
velvet collar, at SO.
Light colors in Wool Dagonals. Without acngs s,
With acings, SIS.
Very hne Stocknet Coating, with all facing and s1|
sleeve Innings, $a4.
A small lot OF very fine fancy Cassimeres and p,
cheas handsomely made and trimmed, our freshest good
reduced from "a o0to only because sizes are broken
POINTS only given above.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
HALL. Sixth and Market Streets. Philadelphia
The Largest Clothing House in America.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
CRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" TIE BEST OF THE SEASON.
THURSDAY EVENING, D2C.1,

PROF. Il. $. HOLMAN, Of Fr" nslin In.
stitute, Phil .delphi, will show The Circu.
lation of the bi"od from actual life. by the
aid OF II projecting microscope. T0is instru
ment is 50 sons ructsd that the circulation
lust as it is in the human body, showing the
beautiful moving corpu cles of he blood, s
accurately portrayed and thrown upon a
screen so ss to be seen clearly and distinctly
by every person In the audience IA. the same
time.
drop Of water contains, and he eggs Of flies.
'rogs, snails. spi els, etc, in Vac.ols stages
Of Development.
Tick cts, So cents. Chiliren's tickets, Is
cents deserved se+ts may he 'ecar d at &
r Thomas h Co.'S without extra clarge, on
and after Moaday, No eInber 2s. nov.o 6t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

BY authority of the State. fen. ~. T.
Heaprepar4. OF L.. and ten. Judal A. Early
o. Va. will per -onally arrange al details and
sunervise the extraordinary Semi Annual
Drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Compary AZ New OIlea 8, Tuesday. ne,ew.
bar %. ll,z79 prizes, amounting TO 1922, 800,
inclndtDr one Tapita' Prize Of 800 OAO: one
GRAND Prize of $4,000: s'e Grand Pr'ze of
$4,000. etc Tickets: ten dollars )slo): Halves.
five dollars ts5 /; Fifths, two dollars go:
Tenths, ne dollar Isl
Write for cirrnlars or send address to NJ
A. DAuPHIN. New Orleans. La. nr NJ A.
DAUAHIN. aI2 Broadway, New York. For
fall particulars see the advertisement of the
Company in another part Of this paper.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

--ru.. ALARGE L0apas paas
@ s.: i; ; s. 6; i: ] ]
street; WIN. Townsend, I and
and toed store, cor. SIAN W ".
rntnaI, streets: John Fl. Huey, grocer, ,n,D,n.
cor Ninth and Msdison streets; Jh. ,.,.ets;
cell, grocer, cor. Eighth and OransgN 4. coE.
Wen & R,ngwait, harness stors, 80 s soot by
second and Market streets. Oidersd Giipii
Aailta itstary, Oor. ..Cnion ss!ess s!s.t;on. sM
avenue, Will roceiyepr0mpt stM.WINNEy.
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY S, 1881

DRAWING OF FEBRUARY S, 1881.
Isaac Kern ld1 st Louis street, New
Orleans, La. .......,........,,.,. l5,ooo
q. Clayette. New Orleans La ....... 1900
John shaw, Allegheny City Pa a.. 10000
Frank A. Lee, New Orleans. La ...... 5000
Winsow Fisk. 55 Kingston street,
Boston, Mass ........,. e, $500
--, collect ed through Charles
q. Andry. Now Orleans ........ 900
J; j; Cronin, Boston Co operative
N Sickles, ~ Ros,on Mass ooo
5 Segar,
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DRAWING OF MARCH S, 1881

Geo S. Br nson, 9l7 s. Fourth street,
Camden. N. J........... ...
p NJ. Wilson Agricultural depart.
ment. Raleigh, N. C..........
Miss Maggie McCrsnn, 2i9 East 57th
street, New YORK tity........
W. ]. Haw. 30 :. Front street, thila.
u0lpn a........ .......,...,.....
e A ~ilvcy. 4 Il r. l. X. X. Office,
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DRAWING OF APHlL u, 1851.
Charles S,iier, Mt Holly, N J...... !,
Peid nglo Californian ssa, X Lm-
tied San Francisco, Cal....,. !,
Ja'res Gaudin, :. Braintrse, Mass -.
Mrs Catbarine s. Taylor. sullivan,
Joseph Lane Greenpoint. n. Y. .....
James NJ. NrEwen, A. Wood street.
Plttsburg, Pa. a......,.........,...
Alex Bever 1927 s. Sec nd 81 hhila-
d lnhia .......,.. .-.........
John + Haring. Washington, LII.
nRAWlNG NF MAY ~ lsS.
Geo T. peshon, "A kihy st, Boston,
- Washinpton, u C........ !;
Matthew Gel on, Eagle Oifice, Brook
lvn. N Y -......., ...........
ID. f Won2elle 500 n. oh st. Phila-
delphia. Pa....,......,..........
A. ID H'ticl, 225 Segar av. TCledo,
ONO ....,...'...,'.r..'
Freid SC roeder. SO Michigan street,
Toledo, Ohio ....... ......
VIM X Brewer. Baltimore, Md. ... i
J J. organ, New >orK....,,.....,.
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AMUSEMENTS.
AN NUSEMENTS.
NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER End, 1881.
Tommy ,Delhang's Dramatic Combilation
In his new and sensational drama, entitled
ION THE LOOKOUT"
TOM MY DEIHANG

Sole Proprietor and Manager.
This truly wond der'ul drama was written
expressly for Mr.. Delhang, by the we'll
known English dramatic author and ACTOR,
Mr.. A. H. Denham.
Read the eunapproachable cast of characte g.:
"Alecknmiser." "Aunt Susan "un le
Coyey." MR.. TOMMY DELHANG: "h0Dt.
Denton" the Mechanic, Mr.. :. N: Herman
MARK Randall the Banker, Mr. e.. w..
Shields; "Mr. Thorndyke, embarrassed mer.
chant, Mr.. u. q. Wood NAT 9arvin, the
Villain Mr.. il. BARRYMORE: "Dick Murray
the Coward. Mr.. X. Vansant; "Alice Thorn.
dyke" the Merchants Daugh' or, Miss Grace
Belmont: "Emtllne," the Unfortunate, Miss
Lou Uelhany; ".drs. Thorndyke," Miss Mag
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Admission, 30 ceuts gallery, 30 cents
Sale Of Seats at &. =. Ihomrs 20, on
Tuesday, November ~. noVls-a-Di