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NEW YORK AND THE QUARREL.

The View Friend of MIR. COnkIing
Takes OfIt-Danger at the Polls.
Special Despatch TO the Press.
NEW YORK, May 6.---The Rob.
ertson nomination is the sole topic
OF the politicians. One of them who
is well-known friend of Senator
Conkling, gave this rather sober
view OF it to a Tribune reporter to-
day u have greatly regretted that
there have arisen any differences be-
tween Mr.. Conkllng and the Presi-
dent, as i think it will have a bad
effect on the party in this State.
There are State officers and full
Legislature to be elected in Noyem
Der, and being an off year the Re-
puDllcans are always apt to poll a
light vote. The two parties are so
evenly divided in this State that n
light Republican vote means a De-
mocratic victory. We cannot afford
to lose the elections this wear and q
quarrel in the Republican ranks
VIII be apt to lead to that result,
but whom do you hold RESPONSE
Die for this state of affairs pr
Well" replied Mr.. Conkling's
friend, 81 think in this case the Sena-
TOR has pursued an unwise course. IF
he could not have induced the
PRESIDENT TO withdraw Mr..
hobertson's name he should have
allowed the nomination to be confirm.
ed without opposition, as the President
showed disposition to recognize Mr.
Conkling in making other appoint.
ments. There are great MANY offices
to be filed in this State during Inc
rresideni's term. President Haves
made very few changes, reappointing
Mr. Conkling's friends in most in.
stances. Now if Mr.. Conkling makes
war on the Administration these ofIicss
VIII be filled with persons ~hom be
cannot control, and he will be unable
70 make up for the loss of that pa
tronage. -"
lie has now iour-fiflhs of the man IN
.ne Custom-house, but he cannot expect
70 70, Is'alh them under such circumstances.
ms own term expires with the Presi-
dents. Therefore he cannot demand
upon the next Administration. That 10
why think he has made a mistake ~
do you believe he will be able In a.
cure the rejection OF Judge RobertsonSr |
mo; because many other Senators orc
10 the same position that Mr.. Conklino
Is In, and they will not care TO Act wi,s
aim and thus commit political snicidn
lnen IL contest Of this kind the neo'
PIE are naturally with the PRESIDENT
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Wilmington. Markets.
WILMINGTON, Del. May o.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Ab1NnNoDA W.
FLoUR.-The demand for Flour was
limited, but prices were unchanged.
Sales of 900 bbis, including Minnesota
extras, at SIS q 5 20 for low TO fancy
clear. and at 81 S7l5 "a % IS for straight
PENNSYLVANIA extra family, at 81 10 a s.;
Weste n, do. do, at SIS 506D6, and Pat
ents at SO 76a7 20. Rye Flour is steady at
- 30 per barrel.
GRAIN.-Wheat is fairly active and one
cent higher. sales of $4,000 bushels, No.
2, red, car lots, at 81 25@1l 25l2, and No. 2
red, in elevator, at 23 A(gI 1875 May,
81 2l9s June and 81 l7A July. Rye is dull
and unsettled. We quote Pennsylvania
al 81 US. Corn is firEler and In lair re
quest. Sales OF l0,UOU bushels, including
yellow, at 6s@5S1fc;, white, at size;
steamer, at SIC. and rejected at 56c. All
the open board 5715c was bid for May.
551Sc Tor June and 56c. for July. 100, 900
bushels, May, sold at 571s@G79sc. Oats
are good demand and higher lies. Sales
VI 1850 bushels, including white at 471$g
0Uc., and rejected and mixed at 47c.
The receipts to-day were as follows: 1890
barrels of -four, 10000 bushels wheat, TO-
200 bush, corn, olO9 bush. oats. $50 barrels
whiskey.
WHIsKEl Sales ofWestern iron-bound
are reported at 81 W per gallon.
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FORGETFULNEss OF PEOPLE,

We would not, by enuclng headings
and other devIses lead you To Into read
ing Of the virtues possessed by DIR
Plerce's Celebrated Medicines were
. not that we are aware of the forget
fnlness OF people, and that must be our
excuse, dear reader, for again telling
you that DIR. PieTce's Golden Medical
Discovery Is without an equal as a blood
purifier. 1t cures all humors from the
common blotch or pimple, or eruption,
to the worst scrofula, fever sore or ulcer,
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets are pleasant but
ef1cieDt cathartlc. Sold by druggists.
81. CLOUD HOUSE,,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, jan. 10th, 1879.
HON. K. V. PIERCE, M. d.,
Dear D0ctor-I have been using your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets
Tor liver complaint and general debility.
IL IS impossi Bile to express the gratitude
feel. IL Is simply wonderful the effect
your medicines have had upon ne. am
IN every way.a thousand per cent better
am yours gratefully,
j. q. DAVIDSON.
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THIRD EDITION.
vIENNA,s HOLIDAY.
ReceptfOms at SchOmbrumn-V 0lks.
fest Am the PrRter.

Receptions at SchOmbrumn-V4lks
fest Am the Prater.
LONDON, May Q, 1881.
Our Vienna correspondent telegtaphs
as Enthusiastically was made day of
rejoicing by the entire population OF
Vienna, assisted by hundred thousand
strangers from all parts of the world.
The weather was beautiful. In the Cas-
tie Of Schonbrunn the bridal pair raceiv-
ed various Populations and princely and
royal guests. The most interesting pOr-
tien OF to-day's festivities, however, was
the great yolxstest in the P-ater, which
was visited by half million people,
From Schonbrunn to the Prater, dis
lance Of eight English miles, the people
formed In dense along the streets,
without the assistance of the militat or
police, in order to witness the passage OF
the entire Court to the Prater in iifty
open gala carriages. First came the
burgomaster, then the Court marshals,
Prince HoheDlohe and the Prince of
Thurn and Taxis; the Emperor, Francis
Joseph, with the King OF the Belg ans;
the bridal pair; The Empress with the
Queen of se Belgians; the Prince of
Wales with Prince and Princess Will
liam of Prussia and the ArchduChess
Gisela. In the Prater monster concert
was given by two thousand singers and
twenty bands, and at night the entire
park was made brilliant with firew orks
and the principal avenues were lighted
from end to end with Chinese lanterns.
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., ABE STRAUSS, Esq. the well-known
otocK-talser OF Lexington, KY. says: Il
recommend liebig Co.'S Arnicated Ex-
tract OF Witch Hs eel to all OF my friends.
IL has been used IN 'thoroughbred' STA
pies ol d; d. MCGRATH, X. IL. OWENS,
LEE fAOL, ". u. SCULLY, and Other
well-known Breeders and Trainers. and
they al pronounce it 70 the very best
L tion and medicine for the horse Which
they ever used, giving almost Instahta-
uSous Denent. cures Breaking DOVE t,
lno calls, capped and Sprained HDck.
Eoot Contractlon, ana Cracked Hoof.
Sold In fifty cents and dollar sizes re-
duced rates y the hail gallon or gallon
Beware of worth less limitations. Depo
10 Maiden ane, New York,
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Another statemen, -.
s,so,., n me Ringster%s'e DoinEs Of
special Despatch to THE Pans.
WASHINGTON, NAV a AE Ss
s Csso aprs sna o. James Funk, VI news Of
aelphia, for completely in a't tSa O. Of Phil.
fraud VA was received by the '"e p star-rouls
omciais This evening. Tb aost 0aics
General was Informed Of t lae Attorney
afternoon, but he declined t ~ :. arrests hi,
Information for pubJIcs,,Eo.s 70 furnish aDv
tine Of Philadelphia, make Attorney a.s Valel.
facts as IN his opinion won,dp public such
iere with the public service not intet.
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ABOUT THE PAYMENT.
The Pennsylvania and the n. w.
"a n N

Ds hss hhs
There is no doubt that the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
when the Pennsylvania takes possession
ON the hrst OF July, wi retain Its dis
tinctive existence, just as the Northern
Central. the West Jersey and the Balti-
more and Potomac do still, although the
Pennsylvanl la has held "a majority of the
stock OF each one for some years. The
number OF shares Sc ured by the Penn
sylvania from the Kidder committee of
Boston stock holders Is nearly 2u4. COO for
which IL is not obliged TO pay before the
nrst or July, VIII most of the holders
Will prob bly, expect cash, the promised
ngure being SIS "A share and the IS July
dividend, or in short $50 q share. TO pay
entirely In cash won require sl6, S21 90.
On the one hand IL is quite likely that
some of these holders Will prefer Penn
sylvania stock at $40. In the proportion
OF eight shares for every seven OF Phlla-
delphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore
stock, and consequently that this large
sum OF ready money Will not be required,
But on the other hand, even II il in re-
CURED, II must be remembered that $50 a
share Tor l72 l75 s shares OF the new stock
mat being one-eighth or twelve and a
nan per cent. OF 81 400, the total num-
Der OF shares OF Pennsylvania now out
standing by no means represents the
amount that can easily be raised from
the present stockholders alone The
number OF stockholders OF Pennsylvania
49, AAfS iSeo thhh elBnt huafes Is very
large, and every one OF these entitled 10 a
share OF the new stock at par, So fifty
Times sl72,l76.6. or ". COS rs, really does
not come anywhere near the sum actually
10 be realized by the sale OF new stock 10
old stockholders, let alone the fact that
the company would have no difficulty in
nnding syndicate 10 take all that is
left after the stockholders nave had their
chance at the new issue. Suppose 2Or-
oOO shares o the new stock are taken by
present stockholders at eJ1, and ten mil
lions of cash 80 raised, even that amonnt
Is less than half OF what can be easily se-
cured without issuing all the 400 COZ
shares authorized.
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TITLED persons are having a hard
time OF IL in Great Britain. 1t Is BOT
many weeks ago since the Baihif. were
at ParkiDgton Hall and the goods and
chattels OF the Ea;l OF Aylesbury trauE-
ferred TO a Birmingham auctioneer.
Later still we find the Earl OF Hard wick
assuring the CouIt OF Bankruptcy that
although bankrupt, he hopes bv-and-
bye to pay twenty sbillings on tue
pound Mex; came, in the London
Gazette, the name of Earl Perth and
Melford, as among those who have
found 1t necessary 10 take the beneIit OF
the Act, and now, worse still, we have
an Irish Baronet under Indictment for
forgery. Noblesse obhgel
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
An Increase OF $40, 200. 900. Mainly
Due 20 Tax on Cigarettes

WASHINGTON, May S.-The internal
revenue receipts for the ten months OF
the current fiscal year ending April 80
amounted in round numbers to SOS, 700,-
900, which was an increase of SIS, 800, COO
over the receipts OF the corresponding
period of the last fiscal year. 1t is esti-
mated that the collection during the two
remaining months, May and June OF the
current year will be about S26,000,000
making the total receipts about $l34 900,
600 for the entire year,a gain Of SIC, 1000,
600 over the receipts for last year. The
increase thus far has occurred chiefly In
the collections on cigarettes. The out
look now is that the customs receipts tor
the current fiscal year will be about the
same as fer last year.
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-
DEATHS.

sHAKESPEARE.-At h,s
near Dover. OF Brlght's disease essidence
day, May lat, 1881, William n % On Sun.
Peare' aged 90 years. 5 month. shakes MAJ =.
HARklNGTON.-At Farm,nr
day, April "a, 1881, Miss Lang Sun
ton. daughter OF Moses "A : rr,na Earring.
about As years. "rrihgton,ag
Sd,bsoH;1In ~ Jones' Neck IN rr..
aay xsth Mt. Mr.. Thomas a,i tses-
nHniI. HIN me- % z, at Cambridge, Md n,
pSbS,mon the 9Th Of April 1881 in
ell. James Tubbs, aged h cou,nly,
years. e" 'pout W
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MAR RlEn

BELI,-PERKINs.-Jn psr
Vel Ees.e fSpEB el, e ior Esyi g. w. e.
Wilmington. FerRins, both =,
VlERICK--PRETTYMANo
InsI, AZ the brides home IN the lst
d; 6nnstein, Mr.. William " Rev. h.
inliaaelphia: and Miss Iettia aerick, Of
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1t is reported that shoemaker of this
city In whose family case of smallpox
exists is taking advantage of the occa-
sion to collect his bills. People indebt-
ed to him, when he calls on them for
payment, invariably throw the amount
to him at once, or promise to send IL to
his house Immediately, invariably full
filling their promises In order TO guard
against repetition OF his visits.
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HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

IL Is etrange any one VIII suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health to the physical organization.
1t is q strengthe ming syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Sc ofula, Svphi
little disorders, Weakness of the Ki tHeys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis.
eases Of she Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, skin, etc.
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The MiddIetown Fair.

The annual catalogue, soon to be lie
sued by the Peninsular Agricultural and
Pathological Association, " i'll offer about
$1,000 in premiums for exhibits at the
next annual fair TO be held at Middle
town, beginning Sept. 20. The pre-
miums will be unusually liberal in the
ladies' department.
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Suicide OF a Prospective Bride.

WATERFOWL. N. l., May s.-Eliza
left, aged Is years, committed suicide
yesterday afternoon at Adams by tax
ing arsenic. She was 10 have been
married to a young man named Allen,
who was arrested week ago and
taken to Canton for seducing young
lady of that place.
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ceilings Tonight.
MONDAY.

isnds' Social Ly ssum.
Uniform Division, K. OF p.
Shislds Library Association.
4inAua Tribe, No. 8, I. o. X. NJ.
nsaAWars Lodge, No, l, l. .. o. 3.
Xashinstsn Lodge, No. /, X. of p.
Wlhnln9ton Council, No. ., o. u, Al N
sshinNton Lodge, No. y, A. o. q. D.
gnion Encsmpmsat, No. 7, 10. o. y,
eft, N'O-'is - :
RAnk, x. OF p. la - :.
Wnmi9gtcn apd BFandywins ooun ell
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The New Depot.

Work on the new depot Is progress
Ing favorably, and the iron frame work
for the car sheds has already assumed
definite proportions. As usual 'a large
crowd OF interested idlers daily attend
the work and see that all the details are
observed and the fine points Of the con-
tract carefully observed.
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The school Election,

The school election opened at one
O'Clock, this afternoon, and up to three
O'Clock had progressed very quietly in
all the wards. The indications were.
however, that there would be spirited
contests in the First, Second, Fifth,
Eighth and Eleventh wards before the
close of the polls at 2 o'clock.
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DiscipIining q Coune,,ma,

UAFE MAY, May Go. 8. MaRrath.
oal,or OF the Cape May WaUe, has beet,
convicted of misdemeanor Tor doine
printing for the City Council while 4
member OF that body. His counsel will
carry the case to the Supreme Court.
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TURKEY PROVOKED.
LONDON, May 8, 1851.

A, Constantinople despatch says
that M. Tissot, the French Ambas-
sador, informed the Porte on Satur-
day that the French government had
been apprised Of the departure OF
some Turkish iron-clads for the
Mediterranean and protested against
their going 10 Tunis. He declared
the French would fire on them ii
they attempted to put in there.
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A Burglar Shot andz KILLED

hnsL hMPHIs TENN, May Ga negro
b SuigIar was shot aud killed last night
~ police otiicenS PIummer while resis--
ing arrest. The negro attempted to shoot
n cn1 1mcer twice before the latter fred
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How are You NV old Friends ?,

Asked bright looking man. "Oh? l
feel miserable Pm bilious and can 4
eat and my back is SO lame can't work !"
why In the world don't you take
Kidney w orth ? that's what take v hen
I'm out of sorts, and it al ways keeps me
10 perfect tune. Ny doctor recommends
1t for such, troubles" X idney- orr Is the
sure cure for biliousness and constipa-
ton. Don't fail to try it.-Long Branch
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Garibaldi's Son Not Against France
LONDON, May s.-The Times p arts
despatch says: ''Garibaldi denoup ces
as false the report of one of his sons
d shting against France, and declare S
that war between France and iii ly.
eagerly dreamed of by our comm: a
euemies, would be monstrosity."
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Another Investigation has prOvenl be-
yond doubt that DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is
the best medicine for teething children.
Price % cents q bottle.
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Finacial Exhibit Tor the Past Year.

s9.63S.6i 5000 "a
The following were elected officers and
directors for the ensuing year:
President, Thomas ii Denney.
Secretary, ID. p. Barnard, jr.
Directors-George G. LobdeIl, Minos
Conway, John b. Wharton, John Moore
Robert Denney, Henry Z. Cannon Char
les W. Horn, Casper Kendall, Wilson l..
Cannon, James Ponder, James j. Ross,
John Heitshu, Richard Harrington
James ii. Todd, Henry S. McComb, Ebe
Tunnel, Johns. Harrington, Alex. john
son, Richard Smith, VIM. =. Seward,
Harbeson Hickman, A. s. Small, j.
Frank Denney. Edmund Bailey, Joseph
Mcdaniel, Albert Currey, John Book
man.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indicatio,.s for To-Day,

For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, slightly warmer, southerly
winds, stationary or lower barometer.
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Critical Illness of Col. Thomas A,
Scott.

PHILADELPHIA, May Sit is ST. tied
tonight by friends of Col. Thomas A.
Scott that his death is now only a
question of hours. He has had a Third
stroke of paralysis and has lost con-
sciousness. He rested somewhat last
evening, but DR.. s. Weir Mitchell, his
physician, has no hope of his regal ming
his senses for any length of time. He
was out ON tuesday Tor the last time.
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$ =. &
KINDLING WOODS

OAK AND PINE MIXED.
orders can be left at the following places
M. Chss. e: Salfner. Flour and feed store
No. W. 10th street.
W. I. Townsend, Flour and Feed Store
corner 9th and Tatnall SITS.
iohh A. Huey, N. W. cor. 9Th and Madi.
son, Grocery store.
I"lhes O'DonneII, Grocery Store, corner
9th and Orange streets.
dessrs; Wiel " Ringwalt, Harness Store
n. Il. cor. SecO-d and Market SITS.
, OIuers sent by mali to kindling wood
DooIy, corner OF Union and Gilpin Ave.
'iue' VIII beprompLly attended 70.
JAMES l.. MCKINNEY,
mn Wilmington Del,
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Mr.. Anton Hauber has withdrawn as
q candidate for the Board OF Education
from the First Ward.
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1857 Prizes, amounting TO. $1,000
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed At all points, 70 whom liberal compen.
satlon viii be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. send orders by eI-
press, or Registered Letter or Money
order by mail, addressed only 70
ID. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or M. A. DAUPHIN at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our GrandExtraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage:
ment OF Generals q. I. Beauregard and
JubaJ A. Earlv.
aprl3-2taw4wAw
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BAKERS PAIN PANACEA trre,
pain in Man or Beast.

DR.. ROGERS WORN SYRUP In
stantly destroys WORMS.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARK EFT
MONDAY, May 2 S p, M

Beef cattle were In fair demand this
week, and prices were firm; 2SOO mead
arrived and sold at the different yards
~ 4S4@654c. per pound AS to condition,
SHEEP were less active about 800 head
sold at the different yards AT 81 Cg7c. for
wool sheep; l@5zc. for clipped sheep, and
$40 7I4c per TO-, for Lambs
hoGs were ia demand at FORMER prices;
00O head sold at the different yards, al
StgyIac., per To-, as TO quality.
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rhe city Markets

The following were the ruilng prices In
market this morning:
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PARK DRovEsYARD

FVty-second and Lancaster aUe. April 80.
SHEEP-Extra.c clipped, ITO to 1870 u.s., ltt
ialr. 30 to IS lbs, 8 to 90; good lambs, s.
To !; spring lambs, 8 10 $50; Calves, 81
10 Z. Market brisk at the reduced rates
u cent lower than last week, Arrivals
1900 head
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LOUISIANA STATE lOTgEpY m

This Institution was regularly incor.
porated by the Legislature OF Inc STATE ~
Educational and Charitable purpoSeS in
1858. for the term of Twenty Ave
Years, 70 which contract the inyiolabls
faith OF the State 10 pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an Overwhelming
popular vote, securing Its franchise In the
new constitution adopted December "a.
A. d., 1879, with q capital OF 81, OO0OOO "a
which IL has since added u reserve fund Of
over t85O, 900. Its Grand Single Number
Distribution will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday.
a necer scales or postpones. Leok Ut the
following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACH.
aALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize. 5000
capital Prlze..V............... 1000
Capital Prize. 500
Prizes of $500. .............,.. 5VN
Prizes OF l.OOO.....u........... 60N
- nTibes VI oVv'.ss..........s.s. WW
100 Prizes OF 100. 1000
~ Prizes OF O.................. 1000
500 Prizes OF O..............,, 1000
1000 Prizes of l0................,. 1000
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
approximation prizes OF $500. ...s 2,T0
:. N0..... 10
LU6,.". wv
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERy

a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY IN
M MN A COSTUME. FIFTH GRAND
DiSTkIBUfION, CLASS L, AT NEW
ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MAY iO,h M,
-iS2st Monthly Drawing, '''
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This institution, located at STAN iord :
Conn.,, Is the only institution III tne
East run in connection with the Coioraoo
Business College Denver, Coiorado. tnerss-
by giving superior advantages to It's grad
mates in procuring paying situations.
This college is the best iof its kind FOR the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
Should Not he At Large.

The police authorities were exactly right In
promptly sending Mcnamara, the insane man
who believed his mission is to Kill Secretary
Blaine or Vice President Arthur, to the asylum.
1t Is true that a man who talks so openly OF his
mission, etc.. is not so dangerous as the secre-
tive lunatic, but there is no telling what sort
delusion might next take possession OF his
diseased mind. Washington Is a sort of
mecca for lunatics, monomaniacs aud cranky
people. Many OF them conceive some idea 10
connection With the government, or have some
imaginary claim or some absurd measure for
presentation TO Congress. They hang about
here, and though harmless, at first, exposure
and hunger may convert them into dangerous
characters. There is a regulation under which
the police can arrest individuals of this kind
and 1t should be most rigidly enforced dis
torted and diseased mind like that OF McNa-
mara's lool upon Guiteau as hero and might
become filed with the idea OF committing a
similar deed for the sake OF the not9riety.