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New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

u REAT TRUNK LINE
,, AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Ferries follows
Harrisburg, Pttsburs the West and south, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, a and y. N. daily New.
York and Chicago Limited of Paro Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars at 3 a m. every day. -,
NilllamsPOrt, Lock Haven. a. m. CORY frio
m, connecting CORY for Titusyile. Petroleum
Centre and the OIL Regions
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washlnsten
Express" OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily except Sunday ~
M arrive Washington 400 p m Regular az 6;2o suo
and $3.50 a. M j. S4O and p NJ and IL night sdhoay'
b;lo a. m: p. m. and ~ night - -,
For Atlantic city except sunday WIN tnrohsh Faio Cs
100 D.
For Cape May. except sunday. lilo a m.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermedlite sta
tons Railway and Amboy. IN. II noon. $3.50 IA.
On sunday, and p. do not stop at AsDury Park)
For 1T ~ ten or'lR. :; m We, - -, -.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
yerseyity, ahordns speedy and direct transfer ior
Ira ms arrive From PItsburg $50 a.d liza 1880 aad
ln2O m daily aud 700 daily except Monday From
washington Baltimore $40 o a m, l. 20, Slo. $50
$50 900 and 1908 p m sunday % ~; o q M io9s !
BOO 600 100 except Monday 500. 900 $50 lete
IiS0 M 20, ZOO $40. 350 $500 6;20 1920 1880, 500.
900 1905 and 1920 p. and 1920 night Sunday 800.
$500 $40 7O5, g.: 3. 1895 a. m. 6:2O 1885. 9:2O 1000
!. N m
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

an rur SIGN or THE LYRE BY AusrN Do'''N'
AZ AnA cmo pp yifi 239. Henry HON q w. .
rbt. volume. which is gracefully inscrioeo "
ra..nnd q stedman, consists principally OF verses
srhioh have never before been collected. i'S oon
terts are distributed among several heaa' q
eateoorv of miscellanies under the speciai .sio o
tbs book. n department of Vers de soclese 'no'
fables etc, etc.; but If we except 1e" spo0 -
~ the old French metrical forms Tor wh'cn 'ii
,,ohso, bas an small relish and aptitude. the cia'sr
coa,,on seer. little artificial The spirit OF nearly
III .ha aoea is the same and even the subjects arc
closely alike But this We say by no means IA sno
1rav Of complaint Mr.. Dobson describes his Y" l. :,
,nnse with so deft q touch in his " JocoSs Lyra
that we shall copy the whole OF TINS piea'an'
specimen of his skill:
In our hearts is the GREAT ONE OF Avon
And we climb the cold SUBMITS once Gel built on
BY MILTON.
But at times not the air that is raIest
Is falrest,
And we long in the valley to follow
r..u ,v. aron from the heights atmospheric
'"S" w" To HERRICK -
n - .o,r thu Greek honey, grown blander
OF LANDoR;
c orr oos;sst nook in the shade Is
vi 0 " Where PRAED is,
Or we toss the light bells of the mocker e.
W With LOCKER.
Oh. the song where not one Of the Sraces
Tight-laces-
1ybars xva Won the sweet MUSES. not starchly,
"n0'0 W. WV But archly-
xvbors the verse like the piper a-Maying,
"'A' Wv Comes playing
And the rhyme is as gay as dancer
In answer
1t will last till men weary OF pleasure
IL will last tin men weary of laughter...-..
~ WIZ '~'' ' And afterl
Often he strikes much fuller note than this; In
sThe Ladies of st. James's." for example which
stands at the head of the collection the Jocund ring
of the quick and musical verse chimes delightfully."-
with the accent of true feeing-a feeling not very
d.eo nor very startling, but nevertheless really
poetieal The same characteristic is observable III
g Verses to Order" and in not a few OF the other
selections For the most part, however, MI Dooson
piyes us merely the products of an elegant ana
lehthearted leisure amusing itself with the 0entier
emotions. and refnements, and polite dallances Oh
modern life, or with pretty sentiment for the not
too-ancient antique. Yet these dainty exercises
ara neither affected nor often trihing. Sometimes,
IL must be confessed he turns of cory OF verses
when he has hardly enough to say; but IN general
his work is dgnifed by the sincerity and thorough
ness of the art which he has bestowed upon IT, IL
Is always satisfaction to sec what can be done on
a small canvas by fine artist.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-RY TELEGRAPH.

March 21 The DroUers Journal reports: Cattle
pece,nts 600 head Shpmens. 200 head: market frm
EInor s3 i00s5 70 Cows and Mixed S. 6O9s4 oO Stock
ers 10 so 60i Feeders - 40dsA6o Texans 81 900
Rece,pts 1000; shipmepts 7000i market weak.
ured ~ 3O0sl 90, Packing and shipping - 900
- SO; Light 81 80 esi rs; skips; IS 60es4 70;
shs,p-Hscelpts 800 head Shpments 700 head market
frm Inferior, o. fbGs32j, Medium. s32bG$37o Good
a. rs; Choice. 70 90. . ooo ..,.
400, market acye Exports % 6j0S3 80; aood co Cgooe
shipping, 30 1885 %; fdr 10 Medium. 81 oosso w.
Texans 81 90 "a 50. -. =. -.
sscsp-Roceips. 400 shipment,, 100 Common to No
a,nm "a 75 Gs3 50 Fair to On0ics. 50 f66si 90.
Hogs-RecelpJs. 500 shpmentA t.2ol iaght - eos
yo paekIlg - 80; Heavv. 81 76dSl 30
2l-Cd.ts- Receuts to-day 300 noa total
for weex 5000 head for ne last week 1900
hezd consigued through. l52 rkot unchanged
Good to Choice 81 25as sO stockers and Feeders
a. 20 asa 35. .. -. -
l5o00 hos foe tine last week 5000 head consumes
Good "a 10; Uood to Choice "a 50 GSo 0O Ordinary
70 Choice Lambs, 80 70 6S6 10.
Aogs-Receip to-day s20v head total Tor wees mus S
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
PROPOSALS.
HOUSE or REFUGE poR woMEs,


HUDeos, n Y, March 10, 1855. !
Sealed proposals will be received Addressed 10 W HOYS
RADT president OF the Board OF Managers OF the House Of
Refuge or Women Hudson ". delivered AZ his Office
until ~ o'clock at the 18th day April 1885
furnishing material and dong WORK the buildings said
House OF Refuge Tor Women TO witt
The Nam Building the House OF Detention
Cottages and Hospital In accordance with plans drawings
10 bo seen at the 0ce OF the Hudson Iron
n Y, where the superintendent Charles B Cure will
exhibit same and furnish copies OF specification pro-
posal blanks
Each proposal must be inclosed sealed envelope sd
dressed to General j. W Hoy sradt Hudson T. ndorso
Proposal for House OF Refuge for Women and bo ac
eompanied by bond with two sureties residents
state OF New York each In the amount OF
srs guaranteeing that such bidder II his bid shall be
cepted VIII execute contract for the thereof
BY him. and viii perform said contract 70 the full
Its terms
Zach proposal must contain separate distinct bids on
each OF the seven budings above named Tho Board
Managers reservng the rsat 10 accept
OF such buildings and reject tho other
others Also. TO reject any aud all bfis.
Such contract TO be made in accordance
plans and specifications aud with such conditions
visions the Board OF Managers deem
teet the interests OF the state.
J.W. HOYsRADT,
MRS. SARAH L. q. GUERNSEY,
NRs. O. A. SPENCER Managers
JOHN CADAAN,
CHARLES TRACY,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ripe. Vessels and Ratiroads.
Nyw-YoRK March 81. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YORk. MarcH @I' fo'''
CoFFEE-spot dul at sac for FAr options sns
Wolf seigsborg most prominent IN ,ns ns Isber
bought May Dater bought September The closing an
uoDs follows March, 7l5sI2o APn 1871 SO
August 7.5oa7s6, September 7O67e5 ocoseE' haSs rSo
d770. Mid grades moder te demand sales N"" '"e"
Layuayrs and LOCO Msracaibo private terms s,,s ss
COTT0N-SpoJ quiet steady aud unchanged e' iasS %
week, b22y: last year. 81 ll3. ,z.,,ro,
The quotations. according 10 the American ciass'no''
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

- ooo head for sams ttms last week. 1900 head
signed through las Of which is to maTkss %
Cholce s5 0O05 15 Butchers 4rades, s. la fes
81 S00$490.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
Art Schools-Citv-

Art Schools-CtY.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER.
WI nlreoeiye pupils beginning Tuesday October 2l in
drawing water color painting, st hte hoser. and
Landscape, china painting and decoration
STUDIO No 81 Maiison Ava
References
D.Hu National Academy OF D3siyG
Air WIluam Hart, " A James n Hart, v. ~;
Mr David ohnson n.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

A GSIUNs1vSo1a.. 1voa..kn FavoRrrE WINTER Rorr-
M a,.snsrs xnfs is.ss p d:sv :.s.Is ss ssss:,ss
;aeiSa. s G % Z: ssasr r...sasss As%s
ERIE RAWAy nox kpewT WsyrFss g sne HSifnsvn NsM
Aanremsnts Of trains from chamber.st Depot Fron Ss
.wpay .uo.p q asda1 as %in''i Day
SsssS:: s zss'
rsns: ass aas h%iss
living rails sss ,n,. nj s. Ms%itsn S c u
ssa p:'s ssS s.Ss
second day Sonneedns trains arrive i0'e0' 500 :" 'as
the ws; ss1s r;.s
Pullman snsao Day yssraTa sna & Ss.sa
5S Fg!Rsrs1s s5S 20 s's s sss
SUNDAY. s9 S2a 2s S $50 iH z $50
90 C ssS So 40 AMI z %sss
sg1asy' .ss S ssa lS2U Us
s ssJ Ss suaSys sas ssa sns s.'o'
.ss IS sSa: sssSs. IL is sc s 1'
ssS S.:.as sSS sassys $ 81 s..
Soadol. ana Kingston and Montgomery . am ssepa
sssS.; s,S 1923 5ss sss s'e $50 $50 $50
sunday @taSl'sS's ss $50 so loso sS 80
ss ;'s' Ss
sv: :: y sIsss. .s :.=
uS% lS'a5 IeD . M to i ia:.5 n every hour n,,rr
s.sSss oSsoRss csn Be-
mi aI q s54 Erosawsy oi 7 81
pTookyn or a. e. tSs c0aRs1ys Ssp%York q. 7o
aRa nsSsP 1922 daa % p...r AGENT r.~Yort
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains Leave from o 6spGs gr S S
5:4o $40. $50 p. w. II midnight sundays !. m, and
Nsnust. spring Valley and MOnssy7 loa m, 4oo p N.
SUNDAY yesoHN n ABBOTT GenI Passr Agent New.YorkI =
11ALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
sGsSp 1qS the Sd Ef t Enc tSno on pSr saa r. Ss
s1s& 4 sssSJ S,sS Aren't
BoRDEN 4 lowell Xssnts Nsw.YoTE -.
TOR w-HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
Sip at p m. snd II p. sundays excepted. pn.
1s.%sr .Ss 70 sss. Ssas ana sstsIs 81 10 - -
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
III NEw.YORK, HEw.HAyEN AND IAErF0sEp
s,ts
Os Z. fss s Ays5af 5 soo
81 g.%s RSs' ysss ys ssss es''SSys $s
Bay chsstsS Pesa% s ga5soT C
sin. for ~ Pspo2a Sa s Rs,@oss sn Ss ssot
as sns n and susd aud an Oia
Eat train for YewRochoe and all intermediate sta
sns l2is lsns N for sA siseS
2Go and 80 p % - aae rsn ceaa Depot and
amford and WITH express Boston via shore Line
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD:-Psssenget
- sfs st5s :S .sS 5%sSs
Wsverly Ithaca GenevA Lyons buffalo and the West Pull
man through coaches daily Lecs fsrs ~ o<e
e. :ss, ssss.y
''sss: asi fas;s SaS s4Tsaron
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
TeBosToNs S.
WORCESTER s25
NASHUA s365.
PORTLAND -,
and no transfers
etesper. city Of Worcester and "Cfty OF B,ston~
leave Pier R. OF watts-st pier above Dss
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

yuture, yere without features Of special interest IDman
May Lilo Mohr sold 600 April beside & Aus Z,
Schiller sold March. Parker bought iooo APIn
l.Sl. Lehman sold March and bought August. per
bought November. Walter & RrohD bought Aususs s
Ens bought March so did Dttman The market opened du
at points decline. dull during the day anu G.9s
dull but steady to points advance IRON last hsn
oIna
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
For Both Sexes-Citv.

For Both SeXes-CitV.
A - CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
n. free 70 parents particulars L. MIRIAM
COYRIERE, 81 East l7th-st' Union square.
A SCHOOL TO SUIT, selected from hun
~ dreds which represents CIBCU LARS and Reliable
Inf Please describe your wants.
Tutor. and Teachers supplied. No charge
H. Il. AVERY, Manager.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

CHOICE collection of school. circulars for
parents and guardians Teachers In every department OF
nrt and learning recommended H. HESSE SO West 2lst-st
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
LEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. october 8. 1884
through trains will leave Grand CentTa Depot
ts00 Rochester and Montre Expres through draw
$40 NJ Fast Limited Chicago and ST. Louis Express.
ester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland AMI Toledo
arriving Chicago 1910 m and ST. Louis I:2O r. n next
day.
fO30 m Chicago Express drawlngr cars to cansn
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls and BufaIo connects ZOE
Oswego. ,.,
til Western Now.York and Northern Express with
$50 ?. m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
"a D. n, Accommodation to Albany snd Troy: ,
Fails Buffalo CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit and st Louis.
6s30 Expres with sleeping cara 70 syracuse aad 70
Auburn road and 20 Saratoga; also to Montreal
Pacific Express With Tor hocneste
Buffalo Niagara Eals Cleveland Toledo Detroit Cncago
D. Night Express with seeptn gears 20 Albany and
Troy Connects with the morning for the West and
for the North except saturday night
Tickets sale at Grand Centrl Depst. NO, Eowlns
and AIS BROADWAY and at Westcotts Express
Offices Park place ana 1855 and 9+2 BROADWAY NeWrork
aud 1898 Washington and 73O Fulton sts Brooklyn. and ~
Eourthst. Williamsburg.
Accommodations dra and sleeping cars can @
Of the ticket Offices in NewYork CITY, and
S33 Washingt0n-st, Brooklyn
baggage called for and checked from residence
daily. All others daily except sunday
t1hese trains stop at Harlem ll2oth-sL anh stnavet
General superintendent. General PASSENGER Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express daily sundays eIceped to Boston at m
tparlor attached snd 10 m Win palace sleeping
cars), sundays at 10 with palace sleeping ears
r.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
Neu uubliratiotls.
CCRIBNER g. WELF0RD'S
NEW BOOKS.
SPORT.

Fox Hunting Salmon Fishing. Covert Shooting Deer
Stalking by w BROMLEY DAVENPORT Beautifully Illus
trsted by LieuteDant-eener II. II. creaioeKs sinai
4to cloth. q so.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
For Young Ladies-Cit'

% WEST 130TH-ST.- The Misses Jacot'
eDsD School for Young Ladies' and Children Lessons pre-
pared during school hours Special class in English literature
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

NEW AND CHEAPER EDITION
THE RIVER CONGO.
FROM ITS MOUTH TO BoLoBo.
with general description the Natural History and An
thropoogy Of its Basin BY H. H. Johnston win
numerous other illustrations. new map OF the
Congo from Its BoIobo also physical map OF the
West Coast of Africa echngs Svo CLOTH 81 eo
No quarter OF the gobo Central Africa in pres
ent interest H. Johnston has written an instruc'
tive account Of careful exploration OF The River congo
from its B6lobo He writes as traveller as an
artist naturalist and gives encouraging pctures o
the development Of very wonderful region
won, =,
OLD WORLD QUESTIONS AND NEW WORLD
ANSWERS.
FACTORIES AND CIVILIZATION.
BY DANIEL PIDGEoN Assoc Inst. G. e, author OF An
Engineers Holiday" l2mo cloth, So co.
"Iwss interested In Mr. Pdgeons book. because he not
only told something of country but even Oh
nv own native State and something which has mo
very muchrMr James Russell Lowels speech ut the So
cety of Arts, January ~. 1885,
HOW TO PLAY WHIST,
With the Laws and Etiquette Of wbist whist whittlngs,
and forty fully annotated games By FIVE oF CLUBS
(R. A. PROCTOR). Crown 9vo cloth, 81 w.
OLD WORLD IDYLS AND OTHER VERSES.
By AUSTIN DoBsoN Fourth edition lemo cloth. gilt
top, uncut So 40.
Preparing for immediate publication
BOJJRRIENNE's MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON,
New Edition with much matter. illustrated avols
Svo
Tbe above books viii be sent upon receipt Of advertised
price Catalogues regular stock also one deyoea 70
Music Musical Literature Will be maed III uesiie "
tho 30 Interested NEW CATALOGUE OF CHOlCEr iSAHh
AND SECONDHAND BOOKS READY.
SCRIBNER & WEXFORD,
NO. 745 BROADWAY. NEW-YoRK.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
CUNARD LINE.
EUROPE.
EUROPE.

COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from NewYork in
April May June and July, by hrstcass steamships
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES, by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
COOKS EXCURSIONIST, with maps, contains full par
tlcuars by mail FOR ten cents.
THos. COOK q son. 26l broadway. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
SCRIBNER & WEXFORD,
NO. 745 BROADWAY. NEw.YoRK.
IHsiruetion
For Boys and Young Men--City

A BUSINESS N.-BoOkkeeplng.
n Writing Arithmetic Correspoadenee speins fhon9
graphy. Typewrtng; day evening ladies % uoS
yay entrance lU7 West S4th.st.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS

tJhcf OoALo fOh MiOCELLANEOUS
QUARrERMASTERs STORES.
DEPOr QUARfERMAsTRR'B OPFJc.. }
HoUsloNbI, COZ. GREENE }
NBw.IORK CRY, March 20. 1885
Sealed Proposals IN trpllcate, VIII be received at this
Office until II o'clock, March 30 1850 at which
and place they will be opened In bidders
plying and delivering at this depot the
specified on schedule TO be ana had at Office
Tho Government reserves the right reject any
PROPOSALS Proposals should DO ndorsed. Proposals for
Quartemasters stores" and addressed the undersgned
HENRY G. HODGES, Deputy u nj General
u. S. A, Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

etesper, CITY Of Worcester and "Cfty OF B,ston'
leave Pier R. foot OF watts-s next pier above Dss
brossess st Ferry daily, except Sundays. at 500 D.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
No. East ð-st-
FRANK pRIsLER. A. NJ Principal
Refer. to tho Faculties Columbia College and sonoo o.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
proposals.

IMPROVING PAMPLICO AND TAR
L RIVERS. N. O.. and NORTH LANDING RIVER, VA
and ". Q. U. \. ESGISKEH OFFICE, /
NORFOLK VA, March H. 1885. !
SEALED PROPOSALS.. In tnphcate will be received at
this Office until noon OF April II 1ss5 when they pub
licly opened building combin ned
driver 10 be delivered at Washington, ~ c. or Lefore
June 80. 1885.
For specifications blanks for proposals. and
apply 10 tho undersigned at this Office
F.A. HINMAN,
Captain OF Engineers. u X. A.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
Utean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE, U. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ Sail from NewN0rk regularly
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY!
ETHIOPIA. April 4, a. m. lANCHotIA,Aprtl2o,2 2 pm
DEVoNIA, April TX, 7 a. IN BOLIVIA ages. May = a. m
cabin passage $50 TO $50 Second class $50.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY OF ROME sails Wednesday, prl y May
and fourth "Wednesday there after.
Cabin passage $50 to 500. Second class $50.
Steerage Outward. orprepaid $40.
For passage OF further information appyto
HENDERSON BROTHERS, General Ag nts, -,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
Dantins araoemies.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK IRIBUNEwILJ BE RECEIVED AT THE
nrsts until D. m and sos West Twenty st, corner
xtghtbsve- No 1853 Fourthave corner Foortsents 760
sixsethst ef tho RLEM oFFIC 230o Third
ss.us9 sst h RooR G
A LIEN DODWORTH Il SON,
GLASSES AND PRIVATE LEssoNS
II. No 6SI bte-avh, New York,
No 1913 washington.st, Brooklyn
Terms In circular.
AT p. HARVARD REILLY'S School for
n DaneixE Ne H& 6thave, nfth essDes stiii 9pen.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

ID New and direct line the South Of France
CUATFAI IT IEoVii,IE '.......... saurday. April II
From Prentices Wall street Ferry) Brook.
yn. ., 49,, ,., ,, p.,
ssv time and expense by taxing this line
F1rs cabin tinCludin2 wine) so 20 @uo; second Capn
sb5; Storage, For passage apply TO
+ LEI LANBER. 46 Beaver-st
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

The above books wiz be upon receipt OF advertised
price Catalogues Of regular stock also one deyoea 20
Mnsic and Muscal Literature, Will be mailed IL desired 70
those ipteresIed NEW CATALOGUE OF CHOICE, RARh
AND SECONDHAND BOOKS READY.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23

90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUM-
DAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW-YoRK.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
gteamboats any iaa,Iroaos
TONIN,.'l'tIV LINE

A -STON.NiIUN LINE
n. rIREs sEpTCED FAVORIrE WINTER ROUTE
e,eomers esye L V Pc. So r. daily eyesyf Sunday
Of SOC D m thsiSiass Il Boston.sa leI1stp0rotnass
'ucuonA 70 ah pony POPPIE Genera Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
L'OR BERMUDA.

" Between New.York and IIavre
CompanY's fler ~ North foot OF Mortonst
NORMANDIE. Frangeul "Wednesday. March 20, p
81 LAURENT. dc JOnssein. " ednesday, April a. m
AMERIQuE Sante Wednesday April ;, IL a. M
ST GERMAN, Traub. " ednesday, Apr 10 n m
Checks payable at sight amounts TO suit on the Banque
Lou Is DE BEBIAN, Agent No. Bowling Green.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-04-29
G.. T. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY.

Applications for rates to clubs
should he made only to the Office of
the company in New Orleans.
For further information write
clearly. giving full address.
Remit by Postal Note. Money
Express Order, New York Exchange
or draft on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably
by Express. We pay Express char
res on all sums of IS or upwards.
Address. NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New
Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters and
make Money Orders payable to New
Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, La.
ALBERT g. son.
General Agents. Alexandria, La
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-04-29
La. sDo Lie
This Is the only Chartered Lottery Of
ony State.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated in 1868 for rs years
hy the Legislature for Educational
aud Charitable purposes with a
Capital of 81 100000, to which a
reserve fund of over S550,O0O has
since been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote
its franchise was made a part OF
the present State CONSTITUTING
December 9, A. ID. 1879.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-04-29
100 900 Tickets at Five Dollars each.
Fractions, in Fifths, in
proportion.
J CAPITAL PRIZE. . $3.50
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $3.50
S6,750.
9 Approximation Prizes of $500,
$4,590.
6 Approximation Prizes of $3.50,
S2,250.
1867 prizes, amounting to 1865, 500
CERTIFICATE-We do hereby Ger.
tify that we supervise the arrange
ments for all the monthly and semi
annual drawings Of the Louisiana
State Lottery Co., and in person
manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and the same are con-
ducfed with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all PARTIES
We authorize the Company to use
this certificate, with fac-similes of
our signatures attached, iu its adj
vertisements.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-19
Accidentally Shot,

On Saturday last Joseph Rementer,
Young man about twenty-four years old,
was accidentally shot by boy at the
farm of james Kinney, living near Salem
Church. 1t appears that young Remen-
ter went into the apple orchard, close to
the house, to call the boys who was gum
ming and when the young man was
walking along, bird flew past him, and
the boy gunner banged away. Three OF
the grains struck Rementer, one i'll the
shoulder, another at the armpit, and the
third on top of the head. 1t was thought
he was dead, and Dr. Springer was sum
moncd and rendered medical aid. The
doctor says that the escape from death
by the young man, was remarkable. AT
the time of this writing the young man
is improving, although he was very i'll
for time. The shooting was purely ac-
cidental, as the boy did not observe the
Young man. We have repeatedly warn
cd gunners in careless using of shooting
irons, but in this instance the boy can
not be blamed for carclessness, The
young man suffered considerably, but
his wounds are not dangerous unless
blood poisoning sets in.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-19
Elkton Gossip.

The building boom still continues and
the citizens here hope it may still contin-
ne, because such boom only happens
once in score of years.
The Amateur Dramatic Association eX-
pect to render "Oliver Twist" during
the Fair week. We shall look for a
treat, although we never fancy seeing
the same play twice.
The Fair is drawing close amazingly
fast, but it is just as time goes fast. The
secretary and treasurer are at their posts
with several assistants, ready to note
down the exhibits. A day of reform is
at hand, but we fear that the reformers
have begun at the spigot, and left the
bung open. The non-issuing of passes
seems to meet the appreciation of many
and especially the hotel and restaurant
men, as the people will take dinner
before going.
A number of the sporting Paternity and
farmers from around this town and vi
cinity, attended the races at Cecil Bid
dies on Saturday last. The whole affair
did not amount to much.
Considerable talk of trotting horses is
INDUCED in by our young men, but we
fear that the number of trotters will be
small when the fair opens.
The appeal" alias "Unholy Alliance"
still hammers away at the clerk, of the
County Commissioners. But as the ZAP
peal' is a campaign paper, we all look
for such rappings NJ X.