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MOuNDSvlLLE.
Tlie Mincrs' StrikG-Dcuths-COsrt and
Prison Notes,

Tho Miners Strike-Deuths-C0.rt nud
Prison Holes.
a ten months old son Of Mrs James Elders
oil the Third ward, was buried a few day!
ago.
The only arrival at the prison for ths pas
week was George Price, who came in from
Richie county 10 serve q five year term for
n~lanslsughte..
Mrs. Squire Blake. Of the Third ward, ha.
been unable to walk since before las. Christ.
mas, on %accountof injury 10 one OF her limbs
resulting from a fall. ~ q
Charles Reynolds, son OF William Rev.
no!ds, OF Grave Creek, died last week from
the effects OF injuries received by Jumping
from u train OF cars while in motion, over 3
month ago.
Dallas Riggs, aged 10 years, son Of Jerry D.
Riggs, whose death wr1 recorded in the TX.
TELLiGENcER a short time ago, uied yesterday
morning from dIopsy, s%upe,induced by q
severe spell OF typhoid fever.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the case OF
Mary 8. Gul vs.. John Meyer. charged with
basiurdy, the jury rendered a verdict O!
guilty, and the defendant not being present
a capias was Issued. The Casa oil, the Town
Of M%oundsville Va. Henry Snyder was dis.
missed at the costs Of the town.
The flock out" at the Third Ward Coal
Works still continues. Some mirers came
here llom Falrmonton Friday last, examined
the mines and said they were willing 10 20 10
work. They went home and came back
Monday. hut have not set gone to work. A
gentleman informed the writer this morning
that u nnmbsr Of sc%andinavians from Penn.
sylTania would be here to-day or tomorrow
to go to. work In the mines
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GnlLonEa,s MasoUEnaDC
Celebration OF purim nj Ernr zhelm'
TkNsf LDst Might.

lsn'f Lnst Night.
Ole OF the most charming social events O.
the season, and ut the same time one OF tht
most brilliant and picturesque assemblies
WA the children's masquerade at Fratz
heim's hall last evening, under the auspjcs.
Of the Hebrew Women's Benevolent asso,ia
ton. This society, which is a Il ,urishins
one, has done much good in the past. A,
the tIme OF the recent disastrous Il lou 1t had
$500 or so in the treasury, e large part O.
which wss.eIponded in tao relief OF suiIer.
Ing resulting from the iiood, and the pro.
cetds OF lsst night's masquerade are to gu 10
repienish the tressery. Another organiza
ton, III the same connection, the Hebrew
Musical society, has the handsome sum oil
5000 IN hand.
Last nights masquerade wasin charge CT q
committee consisting OF AIRS. Koseubure.
Mrs. Henry Holkheimer, Mrs. Henry sppyer.
Mrs. Samuel Kraft, Miss Hauuah Emsnel.
mer and Miss Maggie Ensheimer, and the
conspicuous success OF the sIair reflects
much credit Oh their management, The Coz.
tunes were many OF Them rich and elabor.
ato, ,G.npnS tho characters porsoneted being
1eorgo Washington, by Bonnie Hoykheimer;
4 Flower GIL, by Sarah Horkheimer; q Dude,
BY GABRIEL Emsneimer; the TWO Dronios, by
Masters Heyman and Gunuline; a Fortune
Teller, by Miss Clemmie Roeeubu!s; an Cd
Lazy, by Mics Edie E.edentnch; a Trouba.
Iour, by Miss Rosa Rogtnbure; and Onicsrs,
Topsies, Red Riding Hoods, Mother H.b.
haIds and the usual run OF characters nj
fancy dress balls.
At 10 o'clock, after merry hours Of dancing
to the inspiriting strains OF kramer's orches.
ira, tho children unmasked ard sat down to
an elegant and tounteous collation., The
little ones shortly retired, and the olde. folks
then took possession. and ell ioyed themselves
tipping the light fantastic til an eatly hour
this morning, uln "
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CITY MATTERS.

Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
Interest.
TnE Island at last has her COW ordinance
and Is happy.
The State House and court house were
isemless yesterday.
TAls weather Is very much like a section Of
April arrived ahead OF time.
THERE bids tair to be much mora moving
than usual In the city on the first.
IT Is aaid that q project is on foot 10 revive
the defunct Sunday Leader, and thut tie
Democratic evening daily scheme has been
abandoned.
The North circuit of the fire alarm tele.
graph, which brokeon Monday, was repaired
again yesterday, aud was In good working
order last evening.
The G. A. R. posts OF this State were 10
have met at Patker.burg tomorrow, but the
officials have concluded 10 postpone the
meeting until March 20, and an order 10 this
effect has been Issued.
A HORSE belonging to John Welty, the
Market square grocer, got loose in its stable
Sunday night, and wandering into the stall
Of another, received a kick which laid omen
quite a cash, requiring ten or twelve stitches
to sew 1t up. u,
Two prisoners were in the lookup at mid.
night a man named Perry for indeceucy in
the Second ward market, AND Mrs. Lizzie
Clifford, an old case, for drunkenness. Tbs
lalterii 0 a very young woman. but has ire
qusntly been sent up from the police court.
A s%ussrASrIAL wooden fence has been built
around the slipping part OF the sidewalk and
streetj inst north Of the Market street bridge
over the creek. This slide and the more eI.
tensivs Que on the hillside at Charles street
Will probably finally let 60 under the in.
luence Of the recent rains,
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A BUSY CITY
IL NellAlrO Just NOw-linrRInrs, Inccn'
NlNrleA mud ThleNCs.

Is liellAirG lust NOw-lBurg1nrs, InCcn.
diaries mud Thieves.
Tho 7. W. Il ny. engine was down TO the
Benwood nail works again yesterday, tho
track having been repaired.
Rockershousen ( slerrlt have procured a
)arge pump, especially for pumping out the
flooded mines Of the Pittsburgh ooalworks.
Tho United States steamer Lily was here
yesterday paying the keeper Of tho light OH
Rogg's Island and establishing a new fight.
The old one was swept away In the flood.
The rising water has done what the work.
men did not succeed In duing-has cleared
oil the barges OF ties aground at the upper
wharf boat. Beyeral boats OF ties are now
there being unloaded to tho cars.
The residence OF Walter Darrah, on N,rth
Belmont street, was entered by sneak thieves
Monday evening, and a number OF drawers
opened and their contents gone through for
the most valuable articles which were carried
oil.
The stable OF Joseph Carter, In the alley
back Of City Hall, vas set on Ire Monday
night, for the second time In a few weeks. II
Is In a neighborhood where 1t would be dif.
ticult TO stop q fire. This time 1t was kindled
In sorus hay that wal damp enough to burn
slowly tiilit was fortunately discovered.
The Belmont, the Goblet, the H.tna, Rode.
fer's. the Lantern Globe. the Bottle Works
the Union, the Rellairs and the Crystal win
dow glass works are all in operation now.
The nail works and all the foundries are ais,
running, and the blast furnace and the new
steel works will both be at work in a few
weeks more.
s. Z. Rinker's grocery, opposite the Fourth
ward school house, was broken open by burg
lars Monday night. They pried open tht
front doors, making a noise that walked PEG
nie acrosa tho street aud OF either side
They did not stay long enough to pick w
more than a lew small articles, which wa.
all the loss. The tools were taken from A
Il. Marah's wagon shop. l
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LOCAL. AQUATIC NOTES.
TheSciiHltxe Ennt Ciul.. billy BriccInn,
H# Etnstfesl

TheSciiHltxc Bnnt Ciul'..ililIy HriccInnu
' Wanted.
The Wheeling correspondent OF the Pitts
burGh Sportsman this week has IL very reH
letter in tina. paper, from which tho follow.
ing items Of sporting nowssre clipped:
There will be one good boat houss less In
Wheeling this season. The dis .strous flood
Is 10 blame for 1t, though, and not lack of in.
terest In Its members. 1t Is of the schultze
Boat club / write, which by tbs raging wafer
OF recent date were relieved OF t.ieir fipe fonr
cared beat, three fine single schellp, and ali
their boat house pharaphernalia. One of the
shells washed away WAS the one won by W,
Babbett ut the Hulton regatta OF four wars
ago. which he prjz,d highly. The Wheeling
CityeBoat club will purchase their boat honse
fhe club had some good men for members,
and will be sadly missed by lovers O aoustIc
sport in this city.
An aquatic addition this city badly needs
In the summer Is a few more boat houses To
which persons can reslr., when so inclined,
and hire q boat Tor an hour Or as !ouc,as Nil
aquatic turn OF mind, deems suitable. The
number Ct peraons who you'd p]stronjza such
places is certainly large enough to make il
profitable. :
triceiand has rowed his boat houss to lbs
upper couree, where he will have better aa.
yaatages for thorough traiuiug. He viii be
heard from this summer. =
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NEARLY DROWNED.
a LITTLE BOYS MARROW ESCAPE
From n Wntory tirave In wheeling
Greek Yesterday COL. j.. Napoleon
Little 10 the RsScuc-An E1ctting
sccne on tho slippery Hank.

A little boy, ak or seven years old, r. son
OF Mr.. Philip DobbInS, who recently opened
q confectionery OH Marks. stree. below South,
yesterday met with a narrow escape from
death beneath the muddy watcraoi Wheeling
creek between Main and Market %ntreets, ind
blu aseniure mado y very exciting scene form
time. The boy, with another lad OF hiu "
size, was playing on tho high north bark OF
the creek just above unbbard's saw mill,
when IL large section OF the wet earth gave
way beneath his feet and slld down, listing
him Into tho water. The other boy was 20
frightened he tcarcely knew what TO do, but
seeing no one near who could help him he
ran for the open back door Of Pc, Littls's
place, adioluing the drowning boys fathers,
intending TO run through TO the street and
notify Mr.. Dobbins. Mr.. llestoppsd him,
WHEN he began TO cry, and taid u boy WIS
drowning In the creek.
Little at once dashed over the creek bank,
finding II no difficult matter to get down 10
the water. No boy was visible, but In a mo.
ment tho drowning lad rose 10 the surface for
the last tinle. Had Little been AsecoIl later
he must have drowned. Az 1t was, tia latter
grasped him and Hired him Partially out OF
LIE SitGAt ~ wv. Wal hitehay ANONYMOUS,
and a sllghtgurgle In his throst WAS all the
sign Of He.
Here d new danger was encountered by
the life'saver. This soft bauk, wet by the 10.
cent fairs, c4yea In With him as last AZ be
gained Il footing above the waters 0dge, and
he was repeatedly thrown back into the
creek. Finally, knowing that the boys lie
depended up IN the rromptapplicatlon Of re.
s.oratives, he shouted for help. A few men
quickly collected, and making q chain over
tho bluE and down the blink by catching
hands, Pc. WAS helped up with hia ~litcless
burden, himself almost exhausted by his
heroic .tfolts.' The boy was quickly brought
round, and lalt nlg&t was zone the worse
and much the wiser for his adventure.
When n reporter, inter getting tho above
particulars from an eyewitness, caliea OF
Little to cortobora.s them, he had only one
request 10 make, which Was: "Pleuss dom,
forget to say it was J. N. Little, the cream
pop man,"
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boring chicken houses. They were scattered

boring chicken houses. They were scattered
BY othoer Linton. lg
Mr.. Smith, who has charge Of the machiu.
cry at the Brilliant Iron works. aud who hAs
been living on this aide, moved over the riv.
er on Monday. He will occupy a fine new
brick built by himself.
Two Belgian glass blowers left hsre for Col.
umbus, o. They claim they can make one.
third more wages there than here. Oae Of
them Is a double.thick blower. Both are
building new houses In Lazsarville.
The School Board are doing a good work In
remodeling the old stage In the school, OF
rather replacing 1t with q new one, which
will be much larger. A board wall will lake
the place Of tho present curtains on each aide.
A team belonging 10 the McGee Brothers,
tinners, ran away yesterday at L%srearville.
The horaes were left standing on the street
while tho driver was epgssedin loading SONS
tools from Kelly Parks new house, when
they started, going aonis two hundred yards.
The lead horse was run agaIns! a batbed
wire fence, the top wire cutting a cash In the
horses breast about twelve inches long and
three or four inches deep. The horse Is u
valuable one. formerly owned by II. q. Ia.
GEAR, and will die from loss OF blood.
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WELl.SHURG,
Glass, Gus and Other Itelnx-Two slight
= Accidents. $751;

Glass, Gus and Other Itelnx-Two SlJrhi
~ Accidents. @
DR.. Brashear spent Monday in Wheeling.
Mr.. Antie is building a large eight roomed
house In Lazsarville.
Mr.. Joseph Lstzkus has been confined 10
his room by sickness.
Mr.. Armstrong is having his old store room
changed into a small dwelling.
Ms. Farrer isssriousiy Ill. Her husband,
who has been sick, is convalescing.
Another car OF coal was received on Mon.
day morning by the relief committee.
Mrs. Maxwell, OF Rochester, Pa, Is VISIT.
inG her daughter, Mrs Anderson, at Lszear.
vile. s UE
The gas will be turned on again to-day or
tomorrow. The men worked until mid.
night Monday night getting things In shape,
and laying pipe.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Rogers has been absent from bis
store for two or three days on account OF
sickness. I. Is au unusual thing to see him
absent from his post.
As the up freight yesterday afternoon was
making a running switch hBrs. a box car
containing bleach for the papsr mill was bad.
~ smashed up, bursting some Of the casks.
The bad boys built d fire near the station
on Monday morning, In which they roasted all
the loose eggs they could find In the neigh.
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RAILROADS. UNITED.
CONTINUOUS LINE EAST FORMED
OF tho wheeling Il Hnrrisburg and Elm
Grove d State Limo I,nilronds-Stoch.
hOlders' Meetings of the two Cor.
porntlons In tho City Yesterday,

Two important meetings were held In this
city yesterday, though the action taken in
each was a mere matter OF form. They were
meetings Of the stockholders OF The Wheeling
& Harrisburg and Elm Grove 4 State Line
railroad companies, respectively. The for.
uier met At the office Of W. F. Peterson and
the latter d. W. T. Hubbard's office, The
companies each resolved 10 consolidate with
tho other, thu new company 10 be called the
Wheeling Il Harrisburg Railroad Company IN
West Virginia. 1t will bs remembered that
4 company was formed under tHiA name sew.
eral years ago. Subsequently the Wheeling
4 Harrisburg road was Incorporated, It's pro.
posed railroad running from Wheelirv 10
tho Pennsylvania line, by a different route
from that Of the former company. stll later
Il becams desirable 10 nller @ portion Of tho
route, taking u route up Middle Wheel ling
creek from Elm Grove, but retaining the
route formerly laid down from Elm Grove
10 the city. With this In view the Elm Grove
h State Line railroad company obtained q
charter n few months since, and 1t wa. then
understood TINT this company and tue othe.
should be merged into one az soon as p.ac,i.
cable, thua occurring y continuous route from
Wheeling to Elm Grove and thence up Mid.
die Wheeling creek 10 the State line, there
connecting with n branch Of V~auderbilt'a
Pennsylvania Southern or Harrisburg <
Western road, and forming the eastward link
OF q new and direct through line from the
sfaboard 10 the West. The actions Of the
two corporations yesterday merely carried
into effect this understanding.
The stockholders prcscnt at,the meetings
were Judge K. H.. Cochran, OF toledo; DR..
George Baird. b. W. Peterson, W. +. Peter.
son, ". Fl: Hearne aud W. 7. Hubbard, Of
this city; Joel Wood, Of Martins Ferry; J.
Il. Reed, OF Pittsburgh, and Messra. Barnes
Dis lway, Carpenter and Grotevant, OF New
York. AS announced in yesterdays INTEL
LGSSCER work has already commenced In ,
strnction Will, however, be m entirely oil
ferent proceeding from that now Ia progress
Said u gentleman prominently CONNECTED
with the projsct yesterday 10 an ISrELLiGEH
GER reporter; You know, l have no doubt
the principal business transacted this after
noon. Az 10 the prospects OF the euterprs 8,
VIZ are not now ready to say anything. III
project has now reached a situation whert
tIoee in'trested mus. keep their own couu
sci, not only in their own interest, but n,
less Ia that Of the public. Certain ~opposinJ
Interests arc watching this company 'lik
hawks. and any move made public befo.
sc arc really 10 60 10 work in earnest al
along tho line only increases tho obstacle
which must be s1rnounted. In good tim
the public will know all. But l can assur
you OF ono thing"
"Wlat Is lha ~ -
mo cars will BIZ run till the rails are laid
Good Hayn
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THE IRON BUSINESS.
Talk With M Ola iirm-hns,ness Dn,l

Tnlk With M Ola 'Firm-Husjncy DuiI
but Prospects: bright.
An 1s7ELlIoESosH reporter yesterday
dropped into the extensive establi,hmen,
OF Jacsb Snyder, on Main street, and was
trta!ed to trip through the four stories Of his
large iron building. This establishment IL a
representative OF Wheeling business inte,.
es,s which is a credit to the city. In it ara
large stores Of buggy, carriage and wagon
hard ware. fixtures and parts, hlacksmith's
Implements aud wares and iron Of ali kinds.
MI. Snyder says business Is a little dnii
now, owing to the bad roads over the country
The hood did not hurt the business. and M
damage was done to the stock, as Mr.. snv.
der's experience led him 10 expect ths bip
river and he removed everything from ia
reach. His advices arc that tho iron busi.
nes,, which has been depressed, will brighten
shortly. During the period last winter when
the roads were good business was Likewise
good. Tho years business so far has been
better than the average, and the firms busi.
ness is growing every year. 1t extends over
parts OF three or four States, and from CALI.
polls to within twenty miles Of Pittsburgh.
There ia no part OF q carriage or other vehicle
that Is not to bs found in stock.
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HrIugenutt Notes..

o.
MI. DavidE. Howell is out as a candidate
for Mayor.
Samuel Davis, employed at tho Wheeling
Greek coal mines, met with Il severe accident
on Monday.
John kugler, who is the father of a fami.
~, has been missing since the aood. Y.ster-
day his children we're taken to the Chil.
dren's Home. W..
The masons have appointed the following
Committee, Messrs. J. L. B. Mcdonald, Har.
~ w. Rhodes and 7. +. Orr, 10 make CON
tracts In regard to improving and frescoeing
the rooms OF the order.
Prof.. J. W. Fowler, Principal of the West
Bridgeport school, is absent, attending his
aunt's funeral. During his absence Miss
Lily, OF No. 8, teaches in his room and Mis-
Maggie Moore presides in No. 8.
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GROCERIES,

EBNERRfEH #.
Gran Cohfe-Fancy Rin' ncr III. 1ikc. cbo,cc do
llc: prime Rio. liz. uood Rio st.. nriins,,
lie: java. s2a2ic. Nv" NV oNN
Roashd Cosse-Inpapey per lb. i71Ss: lower grades
Sioarsustsndard confeciioucrs 4 nor II, ~,
Windsor 4. re: prsirle 4 Lc. rebned =, *,
6a6i1c:: graauula!el, Sc; powdered, SsSc: crushed
svr.ps~Choicc maple, 7sc: choice s,,va, sr.un
tnc. nrirc r,,rer sr ~ ~ eAei.o aus"1 h''up
.SteeHtaroiias. g.; *. ''S
Nes Orlans .N~o!ssg~Choice. Sc: strictly nume
T~as-Youns Hyson, per lib, asa5oc. p~uupovac,
7 755c'2 so'u ,Ipsu:A! S2 se5eoc' 'ApAn' AA'oc; oo'ons' "a
C%a,dIes-s,ar. fun weight. l5c; ~stearinc. per set,
Yin Vtn,H 1ayu.Hi pls sv ,s;r NJ iac nov IN, .,.r,. >, o,,,
By q Id, llalsc per Eal.;country, iisal5c per psl.' ~
Hco.ei Eore-No I tnhs nor do,or a 9 m.
| No. . tubs per dozcn AZ m. Eo 1t,hs
per dozen, SC co: 2.hooppails per dozen. 81 G5: 3.hoon
pals, 81 Do; keelcrs per nest Al IS. hS,i,ttcr tmhsi
bO lhe "a nac;tv al h. A. as IL. T. a =. 81 ~. s ~
lis capacity, IS 50. wsshbosrds. plsin Il tn IA Is Il
washboards. patent. per dozen. 81 5oa2 is.
Canned Go0ds-pic peaches, 5 ID 81 10: peaches. q
ID 81 CO.: tomatoes, 8 ID, Bakers, 99c; sweet corn
81 0cal 25; Winslow corn, 81 80: strawberries, 3 il
Dried Fruits-New eyaporatcd pared nenchcs ga
&c; IMPAIRED do. l5alGc; raspbcrics Sbas6c: biacI.
berries loc. New sun iriel-Apples. uua'rters &C.
s aSs1's,s ss sSssR Psas s1l ssi asX ;,, 9 ! I S S|:siSs "a; e
se; do. raspberries sia35c; pIlted cherries 27a2sc,
0s-LArd oil, extra western strained, 95caSi %
carbon oil, SIC; white miuers' oil. winter strained
SOC: o. nc. oil lOc. - "A
Cet&-Is quoted In jobhing at lie for nrme
full cream Western. and l2alsc for New York.
l2Mc. AAnouisc'
Aah-No. 8 macterol. small bbls. A. M. M . MN.
dium sl3 so. A'
~Reans-Cholce Navy at s!4Oa2 50: medium 80 2ss
&cds-eales OF timothy Ecti Al Al rDs1 -s nm,
bushel; clover small Seed 81 81. Is \, ~ w a. no 20 ~ HG
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Personal
HcWS Ii Gossip in Relation to Vnriou
= ~ -. = HaOTla -

Vows and Gossip in Relation to Variou,
People. 'r
Miss Annie McVay Is visiting friends s
Bellaile.
Miss Mary seabright left yesterday to visi,
fdends at Washington city.
Miss Mary Forney, OF Wheeling, W. Va
ia visiting ut John Boyd's Cambridge, O.,
Times. Ii .--
CLARK Beam. OF this city, has gone to work
In the office OF the Belmont Glass Works, a,
Bsllalre.
Dr.. Richard Plummer, Of San Francisco,
accompanied by his wife, Is visiting hie
brother on the Island.
Jsdge r. d. Cochran, late OF this city, now
Of Toledo. was in the city yesterday e.. route
home from New York.
Miss Mausberger, Of this city, who has
been visiting friends at Wellsburg, was called
home yesterday by the illness OF her mother.
Mr.. J. NJ scro,gln, the chief clerk in the
Secretary of 6tate's Office. will bring his
family from Fetterman to this city April 1st.
Col. Ed. sehon, Of Point Pleasant, arrived
in the city yesterday. He comes to attend
to.dny's meeting OF the Penitentiasy Boa,d,
OF which he 10 a member. Z,
Mr.. Frank Hennig. OF Thomas W. Kesne's
dramatic company, ran down yesterday from
Pittsburgh, where the company Is playing
this week, to see his parents and old friends.
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n.IItaoaE, aa!ch Jl;-Flour steady. Wheat,
ses sed spot s. osszu 0sX: April 81 GSsIi,i NE Man.
Nay q llAal ll1ssi juno 81 ilhal IL, CAN va ~,
Ct e'n about steady AUD active: closing very dull:
N.Y. @,vea ah sp9I ana March g: BID: April 5sa5Slhso Sid;
steady; western white 4oa44c; mixed 42aiSge si' pe sna
sy!yhuia, 42asSc. Rye finn At 72a7lc, ProvisJinn.
esIy ana dull. Eggs lower and quiet al i7aiSc'
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The 10Th Grand Monthly Drawing Of the
Louisiana State Lottery took place The SEC
qnd Tuesday Of February, at New Orleans,
Is; Generals G. T: Beauregard, Of La and
ct No. il ,3i3 drew First Capital OF ST, oOOi /,
was cold In fractions oil ffths at 81 each, and
Mr.. Horace N Hatch, a plumber Of M. Tia
West Broadway, South Boaton, Mass, rot
$4,000; another portion went to Messrs. La.
ard Freres. OF San Francisco, Cal. we'll
known bankers there; another to Frank Fs.
ciolle, Jacksonville, Fla. No. $3.50 drew
the Second Prizs q s25. 900. although sold Ia
fiiths-one to h. Z: Hicks, Of Morgantown,
Bank Of Asheville, N. G., and elsewbere.
No. 50. 42s drew the Third Capital Of sl0. 600.
sold in Washington City, D. G., and else,
where, Evelywhere, eyerytime, everyone
has q chance to win q fortune for a t,;ls.
Any information can be had Of NJ, A. Dan.
phin, New Orleans, La, before April slh, the
next drawing. nav