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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-22

threatening to kill r .chel Painter and tn.
court directed her to pay the coats and
enter bail TO keep the peace
Ephrsm L Overs of Mannheim. was
charged with failing to provide for his
wife. She testified that her husband
abused her aud locked her out of the d house
aud she was compelled to leave him. He
was directed to pay sS per week for the
support of his wife.
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BALTIMORE, oct. 20.-Virginla Gs, deferred
.; consolidated ~; past due coupons, 30; DO
new IS, d. a bid to-day.
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HOTEL PERSONALS.

Lieut.. Edward d. Bostlck, U. s, N, is at the
Ebbitt.
Gen. Quincy A. Gilmore, corps of engineers,
L. :. A., formerly commander of the 10th
army corps, is at the Ebbitt house,
II. =. Taylor and l.. Taylor, Portland, Me. ;
A. G. spear and wife, Burlington VI; G. Ii.
Miller and family, Asheville n c.; George u.
Mathews and wife, Richmond, Va, and X.
prummond, jr, Newark, N. j., are at the st.
James.
Frank L. Bcane and wife md Ed Schacfor
ana wife, Rochester, n, Y; J. j. Bruce, Baltl.
more; Hon. AlphOnso Hart, IlillsborO, o..
Huntington Smith and wife, st. Louis; G. T.
Wingatt, Boston; Arcpot Augsborn and
Abram Amy and wife, Newport, Il. l.: Os,
borno sampson and wife. Chicago, and John
q. O'Connel aud vile, Cincinnati, are at the
Ebbtt.
w. Commins and Charles b. Collier, New
York; W. NJ Wadsworth, Brooklyn, y. y.
Gustav Lansing, New York; X. ID. Mann, At
lanta, Ga.; j. ". Cayanaugh, 81. Paul, MINI
j. H. Lewis, birmingham Ala; Il. T.. IIarri
son. Meridian. Miss; A. j. GALLOWAY, North
Carolina; I'd ;. Paul and daughter, Hebron
Neb; Charles A. slaughter, Lynchburg W.
william Matthew, Leesburg, Va; q. A. Porter
field, Charcstown, W. Va; Mrs A. Is. Cald
we'll and Mrs. O'Donncll California; ]. l.
Rogers, New York, and q, Taylor brooklyn
n, Y, are AT the Metropolitan,
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MashIngton Stock E.ehange QnotntIons.
Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, oct 29-Cotton dull; mid.
ding, glIggsc Flour quiet and steady;
Howard street and western superhne,
81. 2i@2.75; do. extra, S290@3.50; do.
family, Sj.7h@i.76; city mills superhne,
s22j@275 do. extra, sS00@375; do. Rio
brands, siG2l9i75; Palapsco family, $3.50; do.
superlatiys patent, 500. Wheat-southern
do. amber, 93a9ic No. / Maryland. sg1St0gOc;
No. western winter red, spot, s2as2Ilc Octo.
Der, S2i4 asked; November, S2BGS254c; DeCem.
Der. Ir,@si%c; January, SGIs9SGI,c. Corn
Southern lower; western nOminally steady;
southern white, i3gi6c, do, yellow, 50@63c:
western mixed, year, 473SGiSC; January, 1871
6D47. Oats quiet and steady; southern,
3@3jc; western white, 33@3jc; do, mixed, 300
We; Pennsylvania, Slg3ic. Rye quiet at 60
6ic. Hay quiet ana steady; prime to choice
Pennsylvania ana Maryland, sil.0O9l6.5O Pro
visions steady mess pork, sides, ll.25:
bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides,
clear rib sides, ll94c hams, l5tg9i6JSc lard,
refined, Dhc. Butter firm; western packed,
lOG22c; creamery, 23@alc. Eggs firm ut
930i2tc. for western. Petroleum dull refined.
TA@77Go. Coneo dun and easy; Rio Gargoes,
ordinary to fair, 6l4G9kc Sugar quiet; a
son, &c. Copper-Reiincd quiet ut i2@l2i4c.
Whisky steady at sl.ls6el.l9 Freights 10
livcrpoolper steamer dull; cotton, 3.l6d flour
Is; grain, 3HGid. ReceiptS-Flour, S5i barrels
wheat Co. 900 bushels, corn, TO- 900 bushels, oats
700 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels. Shipments
None, Sales-Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn
5000 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, oct. 20.-Virginla liz, deferred
.; consolidated, ~; past due coupons, 80; DO
new IS, 5lll bid to-day.
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LOCAL BRIEFLETS.

The second public exhibition of the School
for instruction In Housekeeping will be given
tomorrow evening at No. 0ll q street north.
west
Tho Capitol Hin Colored Blaine and Logan
club will hold It's regular weekly meeting at
Congress hall, A street. between First and Sec.
ond streets southeast, Monday evening next
The fish commission will transport chr
load of young leather carp early next week to
various points. A convenient aud handsome
car has been built for the commission at VIII
mlngIon, Del, aud is expected to arrive here
to-day.
W. L. Bryan, of the Temple cafe, has reported
that he gave II colOred wagon driver ut the Bal,
timOre and Potomac railway depot last evening
checks for his baggage and money for their de.
livery ut the cafe, Up to last night the man
had not turned up, and Mr. Bryan is looking
for him.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
held their first social OF the season last even,
ing, and though the weather was very disa.
greeablo, very pleasant party came together,
Refreshments were served during tho evening,
and MIR. Jennor Prof Bischon, and Miss Evan
rendered some delightful music
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The inhabitants OF the Chloe islands, which
are just of the coast of Chill, have very
singular kind of natural barometer, to which
they give the name of the uraucaniGn ba
rometer. This novel and remarkable indicator
of weather changes consists Of the shell OF Il
crab OF the species known as the anomara
lnd probably of thegenus lithodes. This shell
Is very sensitive to atmospheric changes
While the weather is fair and dry the shell re-
mains almost white, but when the weather be-
comes damp, or the humidity increases IL be.
comes speGkled with little red spots, which
entirely disappear at the commencement o
rain, This smell Is, in fact, u perfect hygro
scope, as indeed arG most natural burometers
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A Doll TINT Had nlnhihrrln.

The board OF health Of Amsterdam, N. T.,
have recently investigated an outbreak of
diphthera from which two children died Il
third, who was attacked, recovering The
disease was traced to n pet kitten, with which
Il little girl played while the animal was sick
with n swollen throat and discharge from the
nose. The cat died The child was taken sick
and also died. Another girl played with II
doll which had belonged othO deceased child;
other contracted the disease without other
means of communication than the doll. The
latter was supposed to have been disiniocted.
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A BAD OLD MAN.
Arrested for Improper Conduct Toward 4
Little Schoolgirl.

A little S-ycar-old girl, named Lena McCabc
went home from the Seaton school on Mon
day and reported that an old man had made
an improper proposal to her near tho school
Her uncle, Mr.. Charles Luddington, went "a
the school at noon yesterday and observed II
tall man talking TO his niece. Aftcr talking
took her by the hand and started toward the
city hall. Mr. LuddingtOn went Immediately
" police headquarters and told Detectives
Cox and Carter about it. The two officers and
Mr.. Luddington wontto Judiciary square where
when arrested was very indignant and dc.
clared that he had but taken iathcrly inter.
est in the child. The little girl, however, said
that he had made most disgusting and i'm.
proper proposal TO her The man said that his
name was George Moran; that he was n brick.
layer, and II years old. lie was locked up at
the seventh precinct station.
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Capitol Hill Glove Fights,

A colored athletic exhibition was given last
night at Congress hall, Capitol hill. Tive
friendly glove contests were fought, foul
rounds each Marquis of Queensberry rules
The first, between Sam Johnson and George
Phillips, was won by Phillips after hard
struggle. The second, between Tom Patton
and Arthur Frazier, after some very clost
work was won by Frazier, who is pupil OF
Patton. Wayman Brooks acted as referee. Al
the conclusion Of the programme there wa,
dancing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-30

Mrs. Sarah Hutchins of iOS Sixth street, re-.
ported nj police headquarters last night that
she had found concealed in her bureau large
dish, marked "Abner." She said that she could
not account tor its presence in her room, as she
had never been to Abncr's, and thought that
the dish had been placed there to throw sus.
picion OH her Mrs. llutchins reported some
limo ago that She had been robbed OF u life in-
.Lln LLL..L.I oil I.LA.
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AT the Theatre Comique last night Col Smell.
baker introduced, without previous notice,
Conuers and Ward who performed great
boxing act. Corners is white. Ward is col
orcd, and is said to be the noted BLACK
Diamond" form Harry Hills. lie Will box
with Arthur Frazar at the Comiquc Saturday
night Corners and Ward appear every even
ing, and express Il Willingness to meet any
boxers in this district.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-30

HEALTH is better than wealth, but wealth
will bring health to all sufferers from diseases
of the kidneys, liver and urinary organs, II 1t is
expended in judlci0us amounts for the old re-
liable Hunts Kidney aud Liyerl Remedy.
Dropsy, rheumatism aud Brights disease are
Immediately relieved by lis use.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-30

The Baltimore and Ohio will make an i'm
portant change In schedule next Sunday. A
limited express will BE- put on between Balti-
more and Chicago, which will make the run
In the same time rs the ''limtcd' on the
Pennsylvania road without the extra charge.
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One of the very best performances ever
given in the Dime museum Is offered TO the
public this week, Twenty-Five new and first.
cluss artists giee u most admirable perform
anCe. There Is also among the novelties John
Long, aged lis, and the great performing bear,
Iunl.n
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NEW PUBLICATIONS., do.
RLANK BOOKS.
LARGE STOCK
AT
j. MORRISON

y. MORRISON

sos ana so7 y street Northwc..
A LPHABEr1CAL LIST OF BATTLES
Three thousand Ave hundred Of them; the
troops engaged; full history Of the largest bat
ties and what corps participated; number OF
killed and wounded. &C., with names Of general
officers killed or wounded.
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE
REBELLION,
Alone worth the price of the hook, showing tho
commencement Of the war and events to Its
close.
ROSTER OF SURGEONS,
Seven thousand In number, by regiments, with
addresses ofnearly all of them. showing date OF
service. Date Of discharge Of EVERY regiment,
| number of regiments batteries and companies
furnished by each State, list of casualties by
| States, Pension Agencies by districts, with
name Of agent and other valuable information.
sent free Of postage on receipt Of 90 cents.
FAddress
| GRAY & GARRISON.
| Washington, ID. @.
| GLOBE OFFICE,
| 33D punnsylyania Ayeuue
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yXTASHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTER RRANGI.MENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY lEXCEPr SUN

DAY. BETWEEN ALEX ANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington ut p:25 n. m and Ago r.
m. and Alexandria ut 0;33 a, m, and ABA p. m.
Pas Lceshurg, going westward nt 1913 H. m.
and 7:l2 p m, and arrive ut Round Hin AT l;05
H. m. and S.Oi y. N.
Leave Rouud'ltil ut 4;i5 n. m. and 800 =. m.
Pass Leeshirg, going eastward, nt 0'jS u. IN. and
m. and h'25 y. m, and ut Washington at $40 A.
m. and J:35 p NJ.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round nm at 4:i5
q. m. Arrives Mt Alexandria ut $40 and Wash
iugtOn at 500. Leave Washington az sos y. H.,
Alexandria at $40 y. m Pass Luesburg, going
eastward 53S a. m: westward, 1O:iO u. IN.
:. NJ. BKOpHY, Superintendent.
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NEW BOOKS!
A Naturalist's Rambles About Home Abbott
Thomas Bewich and His Pupils. Dobson.
DIR. SEWER. @. W. Cable.
Leisure Hours Among the Gems Hamlin.
Love and Mirage.
In Partnership Branuer Mathews and II. c.
Bunner.
Judith Shakespeare. VIM Black.
Country Cousins. Ingersoll.
The AmaZons Carl Vasmaer.
History of Presidential Elections. Stlnwood.
ASea Change. Flora L. Shaw.
The story of n Country Town. Flora l. Shaw
Jack Archers. q. A. Henty.
suwanee River Tales Sherwood Bonner.
Speeches and Arguments of David Dudley Field.
VIM II. MORRISON.
d75 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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1867 Prizes, amounting to.........,........s2,


We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar
raugements for all the monthly and SENT
annual Drawings of the Louisiana state Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control the
Drawing ourselves, aud that the same are CON
Quoted with honesty. fairness. aud In good fiith
toward all parties. We authorize the Company
TO use this Certificate, with ftc smile of our 81
natures attached, IN Its advertisements
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Its Grand Single Number Drawing Will take
place monthly. 1t Never Scales or Postpones.
Look at the following Distribution:
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, CLASS l.,
AT New Orleans. Tuesday, Nov IL, 1854 un-
der the supervision and management of Gen. q.
Early, of Virginia
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Stitching Plles"-symptOms, Moisture
Like pcrspiratlOn, intense itching, worse by
scratching, most at night, seems II pn.worms
We're crawling. "Swaynes Ointment is u
pleasant, sure cure
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NJ. SLAUGHTER.
General PASSENGER Agent
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE
FAST AND THE NEST

THE 6 M9IFf hrN EAS bE1 WEE A AMn THE
East yEA A WRsn hhE TH6Esr
DOUBLE TRAs sKhr,, R RAMNEY COUPLER
sc5p gsa JN n hfEG GGF fGRP Nod16 INh
NE% Y ESSNT Gn S sNSo S2Fn2F
For Chicago, Cincinnati, louisville and 81
Louis dSiIE a soS M lo anS oo
Ing Cars to above points, without changer 1918
a. m. daily 70 Chicago, except saturday,
DSlfcS$ Nllh slSSeglSs cars . FtisSurg;, ,ors
4. m. daily, with sleeper for Toledo. via Wheel
Trains ' fer PHILADELPHIA and New York AT
i6iop m daily. With Paror and Sleeping Cars
For baltimore on week days, g, o.so. e:4os
SS 9 2 anG 46 5gHS trsn 2 40 2 $50 2 Ss
ri Rai! aSS SH lS 9Sda gS Sa SbG sa SaS
' fSt points t on : he Z, Shenandoah Valley Rail.
rXapaPcIIs. YAK M; and sa5 Y : 10 9, and 4i'
4'ao ana 36;fG t ,. n, On SUNDAYS, s!5S a M
Istropoitan NH Brane h 7;ao M, and 5;sS p NJ
S S s"5pns sq ON aS an S2aSt 0s gGo
m. daily for Lexington, staunton, and Valley
Branch, ESQ q. m. daily, except sunday; for
siTSf Magerstown Yo;l5 a m. and 5'ao p m.
Trains arrive from the West daily. o.2o 7,5o
From S Rev s SSr Pan and P rRuaepn. asS $50
Ssy sSS o9qy and sapS anS os7
p. m; Sunday 953 a. M. 637 p, m. ,....
From Lexington 216 p. m. daily, except Sun
From Frederick and ermedlate points s!25
a. M, 2:15 p M, and $40 n m, daily, except
i 5a M q $$S s'sS a s sl5 5qis
.,Xlitrslns. rom Washington stop at Relay sts
w 6f spPy a The Bait AZ,
of Fourteenth street, where orders will be taken
for baggage TO BIO checked and received at any
". Nj. GLEN ENTs, OK. LORD.
Nj. n. Baltimore. u. L. ~
rNHE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
s %diSS FNEx STEEL rails, MAeSlFIcENf
NV is EfEEeT OCTOBER Il, 1854.
For ' PtsbSrg and the Isst eS Chcaso Limited
Express Of Palace Sleeping Cars at 9;aO n m;
Saay Io. n Wiz sdspns Gn mnrr
burg to Cincinnati. and Hotel Car to s.. LOUIS;
daily, except saturday. to Chicago. with sleep
| Ing Car Altoona to Chicago. Western Express
| .;10 p M daily, with Palace Cars 70 Pittsburg
Also connects daily for Chicago with sleeping
| Car Pittsburg to Chicago Mall Express, 1000
p M daily for Pittsburg and the West, with
Palace Sleeping Car Washington to Chicago.
| BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOR Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo,
WITH Palace Cars Washington to Rochester, and
washington TO Buffalo. Train leaving Wash.
ington on Saturday night will not run beyond
Remove.
For Willlamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at
0:lO u. IN. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East, T:15 and S:.5O q.
m, HOO u. M, 300, 400 1000 and HIP
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JATIoNAL TnEATER.

6MUSEMENJSs
NATIONAL THEATER.
ATRUE SUCCESS.
Endorsed by the Entire Press and Pubic
EVERY EvESfNa AND SATURDAY MArfNEE'
The world-Benowncd and Popular Artistic,
AIMEE,
As
MANI l. l. u,
Her first appearance In English Comedy Intro
ducing her famous English, French, ana spanish
SONGS, including her artistic song and dance
PRETTY AS A PICTURE"
The new and gorgeous costumes worn by Mile'
Aimee mado by Felix, ofParis
Next week-The Grand Spectacular Melo
sToRM.BEATEN.
; Complete In every particular, rs played ut the
Union Square Theater, New YORK, -
FonD's. "A GRAND PLAY
The Beautiful an d Accomplished Artistic,
MISS MAUDE GRANGER,
Supported by the original company that pro-
duced the play at the
UNION SQUARE THEATER, NEW YORK,
Where 1t was recognized ~ the
SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
TONIGHT Admirable Acting HAYWOOD
TONIGHT Bright business. in NMnOOn
TONIGHT Charming Costumes. l1NWODD
TONIGHT Delightful Detail. LNNMOOD
TONIGHT Excellent Effects. LNNWUOD
TONIGHT Fitting Finale. LNNWooD
CHILDREN MATINEE SATURDAY.
NEXT wEEK-..,................. ...."..... QuEENA
Original Cast, scenery, &c.
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11o5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Some Recent Books,

Some Recent Books.
AN APPEAL TO CESAR. BY Tourgee
TIP CAT, By the Author of miss Toosey's
Mission"
CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY. by James Par.
ton.
THE ARMouRERs APPRENTICES. BY
Charlotte NJ. Songe
TEACHINGS AND CoUNsELs. BY Mark
Hopkins, ID. ID.
FIFTY YEARS OBSERVATION OF MEN
AND EVENTS. BY Gen. Reyes
AMERICAN COMMENTS ON EUROPEAN
QUESTIONS. BY Joseph p. Thompson.
A YOUNG GIRLS WooTNG. BY L.. Z. Roe.
For sale by
WIN. BALLANrYNE & SON,
42S Seventh Street. mia
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TNHE OCTOBER LECTURES
BY WILLIAM JACKSON ARMSTRONG.
CASTELAR,
The Republican Orator and Statesman ofspain.
WILLARD HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81.
oc20-3t
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FTN4NCTJI.
FINANCIAL.
~ n HAvENNER & Co,
BROKERS.
No. $50 + STREET NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON. d. y.

Investment Securities, Stocks, and Bonds
Bought and Sold In lar,o or small lots for cash,
or carried on margin.
Constant New York Quotations,
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.

BY an overwhelming, popular vote Its fran
chise was made part of the present State Con.
stitutioni adopted Dec. 2, A. ID. 1870
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BRODHEAD & Co
oo7 r STREET,
(New number.) Corner 9th street N. W.,
NOW OFFER
Most Wonderful Bargains.

We quote Royal Cashmeres, l2lbc; 4O-lnch
Black Cashmere, 25ci 54.lnch Ladies' Cloth. all
WOOL 9oci, N9npareii Velyeteen, al Gninet
brio, l0Aoi Linen Towels, I'll dozen; Double
White Blankeys Si25i Red Wool Flannels ! &c
yard s SIe ana Mol shaSyls, 60e Paragon
sets, al Linen Lace Cheese Cloth, for curtains.
22c; Regular;made Hose, l0c; Seamless Hall
perb Laundered shirt Doc; ClRrk's o. n. II.
Spool Cotton, 02c dozeni Pins, 20 paper Net
Underwear ut Manufacturers prices Cut this
ont and compare prices Don't forget-we have
BRoDHEAD & Co,
OO7 II at N w,
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rTHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND ,hAILWAY.
Il THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH,
SOUTHWEST AND WEST. -
Schedule In effect october ~. 1884
0'1O A. M,--New orleans Mall, daily. making
close connections to all points south and south
west. Daily, except sunday, with 9. " o. Ry.
Pullman Sleeping Buffet Cars from New York
and Washington to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta 10 New Or
leans.
6sI0 p. M.-Loulsvllle Fast Line, daily. via
Charlottesville, TO Cincinnati, Louisville. aud ali
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington to Louisville.
lO.4U y. NJ. southern Mall aud Express,
daily, to all points south and southwost,via Dan.
VILE and Charlotte. Pulimnn sleeping Cars
from Washington, via panyillo. Charlotte.
and Atlanta, to New OrlCansi also from
Augusta
ut a. IN. and BIO y. IN. daily, except sunday
Warrenton trains leave Washington at O!lU H.
m. aud $40 y. m. daily.
For tickets and all information inquire at Com.
pany's Office. 8O1 Pennsylvania avenue. Trains
n. MACDANIEL, AGENT
SOL. IAsS,
Traffic Manager
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UNDERTiKERS.
UNDERTAKES.
---s=-----.H~--as
VIZ IL. sPEARE.
UNDERTAKEN.
$40 STREET NoRrnwEsE

sT-Evcrythlnr strictly nrst-clA1' ami ou'u
most rnNAonhhln IrrmlA
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Original Cast, scenery, &G
NATIONAL rHEArEh SPECIAL.
sB-wEEK OF NOVEMBER 10. 90
Engagement Of the
MILAN GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMFY,
Subscription Book open this morning at
METZERorT a CO.'S MUSIC STORE,
o25 Pennsylvania Avenue,
FOR FOUR NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
PRESENTING FIVE OPERAS.
Repertoire will be announced
WEDNESDAY, Nov D.
season tlckets.........,....... tlV
Private 1oO and 10
Single night sale VIII open
THURSDAY NOV, O.
Reserved seats.............. $3.50, ~, and 81 90
According to location.
General h1mls ...,..,...- VI w
Family circle Gallery -. on
GRAND CONCERT
MR.. VIM f. PRUETT, Barytone,
Assisted by
Mile. CHARLOTTE WALKER, Pupil of
Nine. Murlo Cell, of New York Miss EVA
MILLS, Miss NELLIE MAcCARTIE, Mrs. L.
r. TRUE, Mr.. F. KNooP, Mr.. JOSEF KAs-
PAR, and Herr ERNST LENT, vloloucelllst
from the Lelpsic Conservatory.
Prof VIM. wALDECkER Director
MASONIC TEMPLE. MONDAY EVENING.
Nov. 9.
Admission, 90 cents
Tickets may be obtained at Ellis and Droop's
music stores. oc30-4t
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+ sSss + g.,
+ ssss I
ILL" ssss..".. ILL.

This is the Only Chartered Lottery of Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1865 fol. 20 years by the Leg.
stature for educational and charitable purposes.
fund of over 5s5O,00O has since been added.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-22
REPUBLICAN BOURBONs.

lFrom the Springfield [Mass.) Republican,
Too many republicans have accus-
toned themselves to regard the gov
crnment as sacred priesthood com
mitted to them, as the tribe of Levi.
They have seemeu to reason that it was
they alone who saved the Union and
to whom it belongs to have and 10 ho'd
and to govern, them, their heirs and
assigns forever. They forget that as
many states which did not sccede now
have democratic governors, as there
are of those which did secede. They
forget that IN the presidential election
OF 1880, the rebel states cast less than
100000 out of LAP 900 democratic
votes cast, and that in the present con.
test they cast probably less than one
fifth of the democratic vo'e of the coun.
try. They have had sedu|ously foster
ed in them feeling of bitterness to-
ward the democratic party as whole
for every crime to which two centuries
of slavery have given rise in the south,
in the past twenty years-yea, for ali
time. Now these men need to cool of.
else they will say things which might
do very well before ell, ction, but which
after election will look very silly 70 ,helo
aud be regretted,