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Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
FIFTH EDITION
Testing soh uyikiil water,

Philadelphia. like Wilmington, f.
troubled with had water, and amoDga
the various tests IL She following H.
port Of which is found in the Recor
this morning:
A novel wager has been made bs
tween John II. CLARK, the boxer, and
J. 7. Byrnes, OF No. 705 Vine street, /,
order To ascertain the truth of the stat.
ments that Schuylkiil water Is Highly
injurious to health. Mr.. Byrnes and
MI. CLARK iGdulg ed IN a discussion On.
Saturday last about the impurities i,
ths drinking water obtained from III,
Schuylhill.
The former declared that he was vi
ing to bet 800 that Clark could 1a
drink = quart daily for six days, pi,
yiding that not more than ten minute
were consumed in swallowing the alIgs
ted amour, each day. The latter II
II At declined t, accept tho Ghaleng
bnJ subsequently offered TO produce n
man who would accomplish the e,
and, In rroof OF the sincerity of his ors
put up tz5 ~ forfeit. Byraes at oat
covered the money and q Gsary VA
selected TO bold ths stakes.
The articles Of agreement we're siss
ed by both parties, and 1t was stipp.A,
ed that the balance Of the stak Wei,
| 10 be posted With Mr. Geary this mon
| ing bot ,een 10 and Il o'clock. I'll
Guna Spencer. a New York Catcaa,
catch can wrestler, was named N
Clark as the individual who will \ I
temp, the task. Spencer will try L
drink the first quart NJ 10 O'Clock d
night at CIark's Olympic Garden. III
aud Viue streets, and "A similar Q.ns
tity at the same hour every night auh
in. tho week. OHs Of the coniitiOq. L
the bet Is that spencer IL not 10 vona
within A. hour after taking the 4
for II be does Byrnes IL TO b. given III
stakes.
This match,,has stimulated nums
OF Clark pu2iilsta 10 attempt sinug
feats with beer. A. Is. Cady and VIZ
liam BIGGER will undertake to drl
threo and four lints CT beer respecaT, Il
y inside OF ton minutes every ups
uutil the eua Of tho week. II they ,8s
oead Mr.. Clark wi! pay each man 5.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
DlSTIH6lIsME ED VIAlrORs.
A 0ood Chance Fer = Couple Of
Young Ladies'.

Although the REPUBLICAN office has
frequently seen visited by notable per.
sons, and we Are somewhat accustomed
10 great men, yet n-vertheioss We we're
soms what taken aback tni- morning
when the editorial ssnctum WAS visited
by a real, live, living Count. q Baron
and AL Admiral We shook hands
with them, and they talked aud seen-
ed Ike other people. witn one exetp'
tion, and that WAS tneif stzr, auC al
though Mr.. Jordon, OF the London
Museum, who accoMpan,od them, gave
tho assurance that they had all arrived
~ an age that entitled them to man
hoods estate, the tallest OF the party
only measured 81 inches Ia Height.
Baron Littlefnger 10 over thirty
years Of age, and has u wife who In b
feet 2 inches tsll, and three children,
The oldest of which Is q boy neatly .
years OF age, who is already a full heal
taller thaa his father. The second
child iss daughter year, old, who
prOmisos TO b. a nudge, while The
third 10 but 3 years Of age, AID not
much idea ear AS yet be formed
Of ~ hat its height will be.
The RaroHs wife and children were
with him until recently, whom, on NO
count OF Dor health failing, she was
comI.!ieh TO return to Italy,
Cont Rosebud Is unmarried, and
sports q charming little moustache.
He IL also the possessor Of handsome
sold.headcs cane which was presep ted
20 him In Canada The Count Is q
great Adairer OF the iait sex, and said
hat he Was so well pleased with VITA,
ne had already seen OF Wilmington
that he WAS hai { inclined to look around
for wife Ia this city.
Admiral Dot ia the smallest OF tho
party, and although he Is open toc n
rnatrimoni. ongagome, :, the wouId-be
BRIDE mu-tp"as tss certain qualifications
one OF which Ia that she must not bt
any taller than himself. THIS, with II
hal million dollars thrown in t. bind
the bargain, will entice any lady t.
make application. After h hSlf our
spent In chatting, the distinguished
party took their leave, with a cyrdla
In vita,ion 10 visit their opening per
foimancs this afternoon AZ the Opers
H0uaa
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
FOURTH EDITION
TN y TARlYE.
The Hope Iusrsssisg that NH
will pnss before Congress Al

The Hope Iusrsssisg that u MIL
Will pass before Congress Aa'
journs.
WAsHIKal y jar. q The pros
pect for the 49, -ge OF the Tariff bill
Al this sess.ol nas considerably I'm
proved within the l.st thr.o days, The
expressions OF hopsisssnoss heard early
in tho past week have inspired the
leaders In the Senate vita \ spirit or
determi In alton and have had some such
effect In the HOUSE,. 1t Is probable that
the resolution providing for night Sos
sions In tho Senate will pass to. III orrov,
and that until the Tariff bill IL di-posei
OF the usual morning hour will Dc very
much curtailed or entirely suspended
In the House tho outcome depends
largely upon the ability OF the kepnb'
Leans TO keep II cir ranks full, TO avoid
making long speeches themselves, and
10 refuse unreasonable ihdu 'seaHe n
this direction to the Democrats.
1--WE are unfortunate said Rs
publican Congressman this evening, I'm
our leadership In this matter. Judge
X elley 10 earnest enough, but he has no
ulau OF action and Ia not systematic IN
such a struggle kasson has been act
Ing queerly, you Know, In respect to
the bill, and the brunt OF the tgh: may
thus fall upen MCKinley,a modest gen
,leman, quite inexperienced AZ loader
In a parliamentary struggle Of the kind
va shNll probably have. The Demo.
Gratis want long time Tor general do
l ka., a.
| not be given more than day or two.
The general question has already Doe
| discussed nj great length and nothin &
remains 10 be said in tins discussion ni
| aat aess'on upon the Tar II Com mission
Ibill. We should demand the previous
question aud lot them t!Ibust0r II they
| want 10 maze thai kind II arec"rd.
| The difiefeEce between the bill
| pending iu the Two houses II not con.
| sidered very vide one, Nelug rather
Of detail than Of any general rrincipa'.
The iron and atrel ucp are 10 Wash
! IL lt1n In force, and have been exertine
a. tho pressure they caG bElng upon
mem bers Of the Finance Committee OF
the ssrh'e TO effect, II possible, the
] substitution Ofthe Tar 4 Commission .
| 10 stal sched ala for that reported by the
committee - the Sena,o.
| Last week they persuaded the com
o: ttee to invite Mr.. Give! ,ui 'h7 Isritf
| Cnmtnis-Ion, 10 come 10 Washington,
| ost-n.ibly 10 AuIexr some QIesSioDi
which the com mittee deslrsd 10 put Il
lhim, bat In reality 20 make Al arg
ulert In favor Of the restoration sub
latauti,Ily Of tho Tariff Com missioner
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

JIOHs, jan. 2l.-Wbou tho 'cntercfs
ucre pronounced against the convicted
anarchists OF FIidat the Wives OF the
prisoGer- uttered 3E'ieks ii despair and
Tried to ding themselves into their hue
bands arms. They were kept back by
the acldieTs in attendance On the court
The Princess KrapcGsine left the court
room Leaning on no arm Of Louise
Michel, the c0mmnnst Louise Michel
sntseq acntly delivefh lecture in he,
half OF the families Il tho prisoner.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
KuInuiY DHLnnlI.

Ge0rge fl, Adams Humpty Dunn
Troupe gave an excellent performs
in the Opera House last Saturday hy
and Notwithstanding the unp.rn
Weather, were greeted with i I.
house The par ton.ime ia filled v
abaurditi-P and ,Umical 81 u2la
which convulsed the audience v
lalgAter Tho second act was 'nr,.
Of spccialt'es and filed With REM
able acrDbatic ana juggling fea.s,
Guiding sCmo excellent music by
RamirrE ia mily. The verdict 81
audience was that 1t oxopIlsd NJ, VI
performances Of u Ike mature tha
ever taken place ia tbs city.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

The County Commissi0ners Of fhiIa-
delphia hay. prepared form of afii
csvtt Uh,ch liquor dealers will be
reqalcd TO ign prior to taking out a
license. Ths applicant must qua.ii'
that he is y res.deut o. the city, a cit.-
zen II The United Safes, Of ten pera'e
habits and good moral character. tie
must also swear that there IL 40 theatre,
circus, Huheum o. Other place 81
amusementCornec'cd with his premises,
and that lis place IS not 10 DC used l1r
ANY purpo-e contrary to law, Hereto
fore licenses have been gra0teI wish
out such grali fcatious being required,
but the dispute over the Bldg" svenu,
establishment OF Hastirgs * Ward
proved the necessity for a strict inter
probation Of The law. ANY saloon
boepar wearing falsely will he liable
10 al action for perjury.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

a. E.Gf OCsD IgIs


The " sean Umpa IrIrgra,h Com-
TF'y, af'.l uuA 500 ~ '"Id l"lt as
AK sn All IL prr A.. = p III me Hl'"o-
L On OF pu, lu. alrts wires ~ Ne" OK
nuuefkEoa4. a fAU.l tlina az con-
tract wac. ,c'. oar 10 ne lty my 81 n
t,.pe un,it Il ruau~ay from tn Com
PAYS bulidtn. At Dey stfeet 10 I~+utS'
third rect, large enough u coLtAlL
200 nlr,s Work on this contract
which il Ia unusTsLood, Il 10 cost the
com ,,auy = ago s1m, VAL ueg|h az
soou a. tie yea her will pemit II to DO
carrlru on aHdty.
The G, npAny s.cu 90 ole Ilsht ~
usr the stl eaJs i,r plactt lLH WlTra uh'
dtTgfuuHa by spec!aI act pL'oeu
few Years aao. AT hat tlme oiil WAS
before the Legislature 10 compel the
puttina Of all telegraph wires under
ground in Jhls CITY, and the removal OF
he dangerous and unsightly roies
which nov distigure ali The prlrctpaI
STREETS.
This nil It a. defeated, tut it v as re-
ytyed al u sHDceedlIg session anu a
commit re vas appointed to inresti ga.
to. subject. Mr. Edison and other
well known electricians testified before
that conn ttee that telegraph wire!
could Of worked underground a. We
as on poles 1t a GIT system we're used
and there as a good deal Dt testltuou!
taken to the effect that underground
wires were used without trouble ii
EsrOprtn cities
The Legislature, however, failed n
II n "a f,Ntll'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
Art comic Opera

"lolanthe," asit will he produced In
this city on Thursday night, is well
10 give comic opera far
hiaDer standing than it has hitherto
enjoyed. IN re are several characters
IN tho opera, in which the actors anc
actresses have every opportunity OF
making fine points. The "Lord Chan
ceiIor," dr. acted by Mr.. De Langs, IL
one { the most effective light opera
characters ever produced. Mr. Eugene
CLARKE invests the character OF "Strep'
hon" With a deI!cacy ard finish, which
Is suggestive II the une artist, wail.
"I0lAnthc," ~ delincated by Mise h.
len Dayne, is . marvellous prod uotion.
The dramatic effects are grand, ard
well ,rencuted, and those who witness
the performance on Thursday evening
viii aarec in saying that Tins company
has ihaOc excellent progress, and are
opening anew rratr comic opera.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
,uILADELPHIAEswS NOTES.
A Raid Fsuss. assd-A Hatcher MIS-
,,ygA Charge 0i Asssa.


% Frlday night Lieutenant Axe, OF
the Fpe.rn Ponce District, was In
struated ru make rad upon me house
A. tLo ) f. cJrLer Of das'r7 .r"cl ana
PAX avenue, who" ls uccA pieu as
san.,., .., res aualuf, aud isrqu-nt"a
by pJnntlap- Of '1e Iwe"'ie,yr E~.n
t,-rfgnIA =ud ,,n'y-nW'h "ards,
VII are rajI .y nave 'Etl Ee' ~ htllo
samaz p"E.5 Sta. Ia The upper
gpar mems. NayuI King was request
Cd ay 4 lawyer ug saturday b. restlnd
1.-The r..l, -ayiuA Z. a. he Lad been In
fy!s.,A Nv LieurruAWt Axe that RAID
o., 20 10. made, . For his action the
on # aar suspruaed, ana ~ the par
| ir. ". 10 warned he taid did not take
piaae
Cor al Gfa9, one Of t." largest PORK
and nam Dat hrIs ~ the maraet 1T SIX
tearaA and GlllOw ai. streets IS been
~ -,lu. =. DE-. Iau:sday ArGA. Ma bank
account . 40 Uv-raTawu. 1t IL supposed
| that De AYES about eSO, coo oh)'g cations,
auG car ed away WtlA nun about $40"
coo, h, ,.operfy is said " DO mort
gaLed ~ ueaI It's Iu.I ,a.uS.
A ,g.lgt. OF arson was preferred on
Saiunaa1 aga!us Peter Arnold, tavern
| kreprt. Bio ,4e basement Of whose prem
ttl~. l.r occurred. Wood hld been
luI,. w. "a q way that aho I'd design
10 u4rH Tue place. Arnold denied any
Erog ajGe Of tie matter.
Jacob +. uagclr t'rd on Friday tEs'
| IN tie Hj.h yeav OF his age. Pnor 10
consolidation lie vas member 81
! - ..t sy,,a M. "A pADIjs
date for Jha Citg Premiership.
George A %imuO, Sergeant AT th'
First District Police Station, dlei Or
SAtLrday night, ia the sL4 year OF III
aye.
= Lewis warren Stout, aged 80 years,
lamp ghter, dlrd on Saturday trgm
He rEecrs Oi drinking spirits 1t harts
iLurn 10 mistake tor mineral water, IA n
saloon near CtIlgvAlt. Street. BridB'
The hartshoTu was ia mineral 0a'rl
bottle, and, by some reaus, Was p.iccI
amU. < the other bottles.
john b. Barker, a well known resi-
= dent OF the Nineteenth Ward, ar'
l President of severai bui ding assoc
d atiJns, hss been mls-lng FROM his hom
since Wednesday, ho 81 inst. 1t !
"!oN ~ 30 49,.
!, ue h8s ii!o1 WIN ~ p'"F O.,
pteAo' % w. a'N1' " 80" So ". "a
ut"ay auu1'4'H" 49, 'Da''oo 49,
floods in Germgny,s.eYline the total !
80, 2O7 50
s.: About tive hundred men we're 10
=" yesEeiCay nl"'Ai-5 ~ vac ha
J bte"Hi"s1 a oo"o'".'"". mum ''
"a 'lRneu sne .su l, "l'ai 80" h q,
me VI "'ot'.'."' 1850 40" "t
Sc pointer a coihthlJ'e' W "'-" w VI.
I'll neria! 10 CpE 2FesH' u!S'" s III" oo.'lL'
"a ance q 10" L'Rh, II use p'"'u al
10 Coast survey HhH'' 1'o HI' .I''"u "H
cohdu OF tho AieasuIJ b'Pni 'H''h'.
eF Inc Nltlzen F'''"t'',e +A'7oG'a'lo
u. haVe oh"fed fe"Ar| VI my "o'' l',
Tor evidence In"' VIII al W 100 WI
D. VicHon OF pass' Asef RAJ way CON Iao''
Il using sal On I"Glf 'faoAS. ,
e Early yesterday H'' "'"s' "u''"H
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

Niss Mary Alice Livingston,
Yrcr verca q verdict Ior 90, V,'
n ~ York cur. recently IN Il Nv
Of promise SUIT aRains; tenry + Nv
har purchased for Sl3, OOO the W5T,
Vurwn ~ "hon baven,' On y
r ye., n. j., formerly tho re~ia'A'
he Ate WhOs. Piaaide, the &c Of
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
lNnIlGr AnNliQI EOr.

Ala recent meeting Of the Joan
men BlIcklayeIs' Protective ASS
ton, it was resolved TO mako apPllcs
TO tho Legislature for IL cEaEt"Jr
also decided uot to ask for an inc"
of wages during the ensuing year
following officers wore e,oGted ~
dem, Isaiah Strsdley; Vice Pra1'gy
H.H God $. SGarp Treasurer,
tirkIer; Recording Secretary, On
Hocpes Financial Secretary, j,
dot keI Inside Sentinel, Boruntl
lin Outside Sentinel, Daniel HI'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

Ni.g Annie Parker, Of Mil
Hu ldreG, was recently sufp''.'
hC7 friends who vvssented E7'
ovgr 100 different articles, ran 2i"s
q small card to live atock. i'ho >
thankful to her friends for ne"
regards.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

Let. srs ol NATURALIZATION %Brn grant
ID last Saturday by Register BiRgs to
Jonathan q. Perklno aud Charles W..
Ia..ey, ugun tho estate Of the iate
Christine Perkins Of Brand vino Han.
tired. Letters we're also granted 10 Ed
yard and Eugene Bartholomew, upon
alo estate Of the la.e Emily G, Bartholo-
NEW, Of MIL Greek Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

.AIr. Jtsris X. Baylis, the well-knowr
81 the Opera Honae, recel7 Cd
the fohowing telegram this 'norniDR
IN reference to Robson and Crane, wnt
will appear IN this city on the goth mat
EOsroLK, Va, January 92nd.
JESara X. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ng .he ,nclcment weather OF The pAs'
~eek. KpbsOn nnd Cranes engagement
IN Washington "as d perte2i Grafton
The houses wore crowded, and people
,urntl NHay at each pertorInanco'
FKhlK X. COLTbR,
Business Manager,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

PENNELL-On January a, 1854, VIM. +.
Pennell, Jr., aged ~ years and months.
Funeral private
SASDERS-On the End inst. Mrs. Eliza
beth ". Sanders, In the g3d year Of hor
age.
The relatives and friends vi the family are
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral
nom the residence Of hor son .innw VIM.
Mendenhall. No. us West Tenth street, on
Wcdn sdny afternoon, at two o'clock, Inter
ment ut Wilmington and tirandywino GENE
terry.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
The German huHereya.

At ,cent meeting .. uuIubei Of
German residents In this city, in rela-
zion to lhs suftersrs by tho foods IN
Germany, it was resolved TO take up
for their relief and the
following committee vas appointed for
tt,t purpose
f. acheu, }. P. T. Fuekel, A. viii
helm, Joseph Nsidermeir,F. W. Heiss,
john Bader, Daniel Kurt, +. =. Frey,
George 3. Metznsr, Christian POpp,
August KuhImann, William Absent
Ger, CharIes Yetsr, Dantel Nair and
John Wagner, who are actively 81
work and have already coll, cted con
siderable amount.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

"amc to " urn,uaDH irN ruEa'ery 'o
many paore, ~ nao bt Fep5 a"Hy by
ttnor .rx s,~nsDury Marrays mediC"-
led 5 cent Chars, 80 = French s'reeI
oppoaits The NV Dept.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

Three gold watches have CONF
the establishment of 9. Y. hu'
two being for Thomas johnson,
and the late j. Lord MeachaW' .. y.
third for Mr., Carson, as meh'''''
another column.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

Atlantic, Wet Jfdto, fonheyi'@nih @uh
cotton tOgrrc-H stoits, en- be aware r,Fut
trent, WHY stdtrJs 4 rrnna. enc PhiIa., va
T. Enilo. Il. n, @D'-. iFasdiate,y auIsoertto
warehouses. Boat iA3l!itios ana cheapest
rates for Storage In he city.
Especial attention tiyet TO st0r7Essf can
ned y+ods IJbstal advances mode d2o-:otW
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

JSDR SALE -- AN Eh CLARINET
r French make l3 kcys, 2 rin1s and music
holder 10 peItc,, order, for les than haIf OF
original cost. JAS. I. CROZIER, p04 Reed
street. 'E+ot
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
w OiCh. Mns4p a Co.,

314 King street, IL ~ Place to buy
White Potatoes, S".ot Potatoes, Az
pies, e'C.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
NOTICE ESTATE or RoBhRr AT

~ klNSDN.
All persons md eht"d to the estate Of the sal d
Robert Atkinson, deceased, on book account
are hereby requested 70 make payment to "
II. Gnky,on, al AZ Market It, who ltauth"rs,
l2nd to receive and receipt in full discharge 81
all claim 1. q. ATKINSON. Executor
~ mws.2w
National Republican., 1883-09-26
AYERS PILLS.

AYERS PILLS
large proportion of tho diseases which
cause human suffering result from derange.
ment of the stomach, bowels, and liver.
AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS act directly upon
these organs, and are especially designed to
cure the diseases caused by their derango-
mcnt, including Constipation, Indiges-
tion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery,
and host Of other ailments, for all of
which they are a safe, sure, prompt, and
pleasant remedy. The extensive uso of these
PILLS by eminent physicians in regular prac-
tice, shows Enthusiastically tho estimation In
which they are held by the medical profess
sion.
These PILLS are compounded of vegetable
substances only, and are absolutely free from
calomel or any other injurious ingredient.
Sufferer from Headache writes:
LAYERS PILLS are invaluable to me, and
are my constant companion. i have been
q severe sufferer from Headache, and your
PILLS are the only thing could look to
bowels and free my head from pain. They
are the most effective and the easiest physic
have ever found. 1t is a pleasure TO me to
speak in their praise, and always do SO
when occasion offers.
W. l.. PAGE, of W. L. Page g. Bro"
Franklin St., Richmond, Va, June 3, 1882.
81 have used AYERS PILLS in number
less instances as recommended by you, and
have never known them TO fail to accomplish
the desired result, We constantly keep them
on hand at our home, and prize them rs a
pleasant, safe, and reliable family medicine.
FOR DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable.
j. Il. HAYES"
Mexia, Texas, June II, 1882.
The REV. FRANCIS B. HARLowE, writing
from atlanta, Ga, says: =" For some years
past i have been subject to constipation,
from which, in spite of the use of ncdi-
cines of various kinds, suffered increasing
Inconvenience, until some months ago
began taking AYERS PILLS. They have
entirely corrected the costive habit and
have vastly improved my general health"
AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS correct irregu.
larites of the bowels, stimulate the appe-
tite and digestion, and by their prompt and
thorough action give tono and vgor to the
whole physical economy.
PREPARED by
Dr.J. C.Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druppists
National Republican., 1883-09-26
rrnnsrsrn or lsenl IQstnte.
The following transfers of real estate

The following transfers of real estate were
filed for record yesterday:
Lot 20 Of George A. Mark subdivision OF part OF
square 5sl being - feet on the north side OF Nir.
ginia avenue, between Second and Third streets
southwest, j. j. Edison and vile 81 Thomas E,Nug-
gamaui dated Nov, ., 1882; consideration, $500.
Lots ~ aud 7j Of George A. Lanes subdivision Of
lots OF square 1884, being 40 feet the south siuc OF
q, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets north
west, John Roche and wife TO Fred W. Pilling;
dated sept. 81 consideration nominal. (Filed for
correction OF former dced)
Part 9flot 20 Of square CPS, being % feet on the
west side Of the alley between Now Jersey avenue
North Capitol, z, aud Il streets, Mary A, and Wm.
E, hyde 70 Joha a. kcppcl; dated Oct. ~ 1882;
consideration nominal.
Lot u of $ r. Browns subdivision OF Mt. Pleas
ant, p. H. Warner aud wilc to libGnezer Morrison ;
dated Aug ~ consideration, $500,
Part oilot Of l.oomiss subdivision Of square G5,
being III ieel on the west side OF TWeny-tirst, at
the interfectun OF Boundary street northwest, J..
N.Nood and wife 20 Thomas Wood dated Sepl. o;
consideration nominal
Lot 10 of D. i. Morrlson's subdivision of part OF
lot 2ol square 'l3, with improvements, being ~
feet on Twelfth. between and streets north
Wesii H. l.. Morrison 20 Edward R EyuOu; dated
sent 20; consideration i,@D
Part OF lot ~ of square aG1 with improvements.
being IA feet On the north side ul an ullcy between
First uhd second and r. and 4 streets northwest,
J. y. Heron ana wtc 10 John T.. stout; dated Sept.
% consideration 5000.
Same, j. T.. Stout 10 j. j. Heron; dated Sept. rs ;
consideration 5000,
National Republican., 1883-09-26
LA. S. l..
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

WE 10 HEREBY cRRrfrY that we supervise tn ,
arrangements Tor all lhe monthly and sennnnual
drawings OF the LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM-
pANN aud IN person manage ana control the draw.
lngs themselves, and that the same are conducted
with honesty, nrncsS, aud In good faith toward all
parties and we authorize tho company to use this cer
tfcate with hic'similes OF our signatures attached
in its advertisements.
National Republican., 1883-09-26
u. Breu,ano's London Eschsquor JET BLACK

Flows free,y does not corrodo Mt once ietblaos,
nev,r thIciens OF deposits sediment never mOuds
drlts, Instantly is permanent rossts acldsi is not
affected by frost never ehanscs color in tho ink
,tapd. Use o clean inksland, and do not mix with
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eIFIo coAsr ANp MININo srot
The Martin White Mining company has levied an
assessment of 95C per share.
COTTON MARKET

Cotton closes easy in consequences Of bulls selling
out, together with large failures in woOlen goods
causing unensiness.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Following are opening, highest. lowest, and clos
ing prices Chicago board of trade, as corrected
by yspecial wire reports to Cooke & Co., brokers: