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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15
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This record makes its own protest for
greater safety or life and limb. Nothing
that can be written here can add to its
convincing eloquence. 1t is the comparys
own argument for a change. But even
that is not complete. No one knows what
proportion Of the injured subsequently died.
No one knows how largs proper
ton were hopelessly manned for life.
Neither does it make allowance for those
killed, whom the Company's employees
failed to report Nor of the boys Who;
tempted by the open gates, stole rides on
the locomotives to the gates OF death.
Nor, Of course does it include those who
lost their lives by carlfss leaping from
trains-the company is not responsible for
! life lost that waY-or of the employees who
would have been killed whatever the Com
&any's method of travelling through the
citv zaight be- Tie record shows only thee
loss OF iife that can attributed to lib
dashing of countless trains through tue
streets. at grade, of the crowded city.
Butihe element of danger is not the only
factor in the case The closing Of the
gates for passing trains is an eternal inter-
ference with the traffic of the city. An
ordinance forbids trains stopping on cross
streets for longer thar five minute inter
walls. That is altogether too long for fire.
quent interruption of public travel; but
sven that ordinance is made practically
dead letter by the fact that delays are not
made by stopping trains, but are caused by
the dashipe of one train after another,
past the gates in an almost endless pro-
cession.
Now that these annoyances and dangers
are ito lbe increased by the use, by
other Roads Of the Pennsylvania Rail Road
acks. there is demand which the Conn
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wilson Poss,s Carnlv u.

+ wilson Post, G. a. r., will hold two
days carnival and picnic at Caledonian
PARK, on TUESDAY and "Wednesday next.
The monotony of the day will be broken
With games, and in the evenings there will
ha music and dancing. Order No. 10,
issuei by Captain Fl. 3. Mason, directs
chat Company F of the Fourth Regiment,
having accepted The Posts. invitation to
attend their annual picnic, report to the
ctmpanyls armory at Z 80 P. NJ, August
18Th, in State regulation uniform, fatigue
cap and white gioves, to proceed TO the
ornundS sI5sSf tasFfgtAFt
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ILL ABoUr A EN-.
How 1t Led to a Discharge, an Arrest,
and "A Demand for "a Police Escort.

How 1t Led to a Discharge, an Arrest,
and "A Demand for "a Police Escort.
lady had business in the Boston One
Price Clothing Store few days ago, and
earelessiy left a handsome fan behind her.
1t was not turned over to the proprietor to
await the return of its owner. Yesterday
a gentleman called at the store for it.
Manager Metzler called Chief Clerk Brill
to his side and set an investigation on FOOT
Then it was learned that Henry Sudman,
one of the salesmen in the store, who lives
at No. 568 Newark avenue, had picked it
up and put it in his pocket. On reaching
home, he declared, he had given it
to his wife; but he could not
produce it because she had carelessly
allowed the children to destroy it, Brill
upbraided him for having failed to comply
with the rule of the store about lost prop
erty, and Ludman retorted. Words waxed
warm till finally Lndman hauled off and
gave Brill blow in the face. That brought
Manager Metzler to the front, and he
rather compensated Brill for his discom-
titdre by discharging Ludman from his
service. Brill piled on the agony by swear
ing out warrant for Ludman's arrest, and
having his assailan taken into custody.
officer Harvey arrested the belligereIit
clerk. q Tie moment hs got out, on bail, be
went to the store with blood in his eye
and lay in wait for Brill. His manner was
so threatening that Manager Metzler sent
to POLICE Headquarters for.a policeman to
see Brill safely home. When Detective
Clos reached the store to become an escort
Lndman had lied. aass ~
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Racing for the Brenson Reef Cup

LONDON, Aug. IA The cutter Irex nav
ing challenged the Genesta for the Brenton
Reef Cup. which the Genesta captured last
year at Newport, the race was sailed to-
day. The course was from Comes west
ward through Needles channel. thence to
Cherbourg and return to Comes eastward.
The start was made at ten O'Clock this
morning. The 1rex had a lead Of thirty
i've seconds and the leeward position.
Hhe wind, at The time was fresh from the
Dortl, with signs of increasing. At eight
o'clock this evening the wind at Comes
was very light and the weather was in
clined to be bazy. It was doubtful whether
the yachts would arrive before daylight.
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AFiERa FOURTEEN FEARS.
Seeking the Children Of His Dissoluie and
isn5si sagg Dead Rr1fher. xst8 eqG K

4 IA well dressed young man walked into
Police Headquarters yesterday evening
and asked the officer on duty there for in
formation concerning the tWo little chill
dren Of sidney Mcleod. z aFasa Az &
+ 81 am McLeod's brother, said the young
man. ssFourteen years ago | went away
from home to seek my own fortune.
left my father and my brother Sidney With
other relations behind me. Father owned
property then and Sidney, besides having
money put by, enjoyed a business that was
yielding him a handsome income.vI came
East day or two ago to vi lit my relations
and friends. I expected to find the whole
family rich and prosperous. learned
that father was dead, and that my brother
Sidney had gone to the dogs He ran
through his whole fortune, and both he
and his wifesgot to drinking and were re-
dHeed to sairest poverty. They had
to find shelter in canal boat.
There his wife, an ambitious and pretty
woman when LETT had died, and the
police had had his brother in custody on
suspicion of having murdered her. ! have
no hope for my brother. He is beyond
redemption. I am sure; but want to save
his two little children from the deprada-
ton to which he has dragged them. i
have comfortable home and d good busi.
ness IN Ohio, aud am able to provide well
for them 2
The policeman on duty remembered
the death, in squalid shelter on canal
boat some years ago, of Mrs. Mcleod, but
be could not give the Young man any clue
to the whereabouts of the children. He
Will see tie Chief of Police and try and
get some information from him.
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The game between the Msrropolitans and
Pittsburgs, at Pittsqurg, was postponed
yesterday on account Of rain.
At Chicago Chicago 5, st. Louis 2. At
Philadelphia Philadelphia 5, Washington
0. At Cincinnati Cincinnati 4, Athletics
s. At st. Louis st. Louis 5. Brooklyn 2
at Louisville Baltimore 8, Louisville o.
At Boston Boston Z, New York 3 At
Detroit Detroit 8. Kansas City g.
At Newark. Newarks, II; Hartfords, 2.
At Bergen Point, Bergen Point Athletics,
o. Rivertons,
At Oswego, Torontos, Z; Oswego. 5
At Poaghkeepsie, Poukeepsie, 8; New
burgb, s.
At Syracuse, Stars, IL; Hamiltons, s..
At Utica, Eticas, 6; Ruffalos, s
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A 100000 Transfer.

Among the real estate transfers reported
IN an inside page Of to-day's TArTLER is re-
corded the sale by the Consumers Gas
Company of Philadelphia to the Consum-
ers Gas Company of this city, of p OF on
Forest and Halliday streets for consider
alton Of $500, 900. The property involved
in the transaction is the plot on which the
works Of the new gus company stand. The
Philadelphia Company had held it IN re-
serve, and anw makes the transfer in or
der that the DATED Company. which has
consolidated with the Consumers 81 tails
city, may acquire control of it.
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Captain E. w. johnson, of the Hudson
County Wheelmen, and a number of
the members of the Club took run
through the Oranges yesterday. They
went to Eagle Rock to witness the hill
climbing contest. On Thursday, at 7.36
A. NJ, special 10 mile race will take place
over the lrvington course. between Messrs.
Baird, Hoag, Stenken and Meyers.
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on LAND AND NV ATRIR i
YESTERD rvs kECOGD or Sports
At HOME And ABROAD.

| The Combined Regatta and Moonlight Ex-
| ( cursion Of the Veiemcin and Meteor
Clubs of Hoboken-The Jersey City X
win a Game Mt Lnst-0ther Sports OF
the Day.
| Yesterday was ared-letter day with the
members Of the Meteor and Valencia Boat
Clubs, of Hoboken. The clubs have been
rivals for several years, but there is good
prospect that they will be soon CONSOLE
dated, and when they do, they will form a
large and wealthy club With = membership
of over 100. The two clubs Joined yester-
day 10 a fine excursion to For Lee, the
barge William Meyer. havin been chartered
for the occasion. The time set for leaving
the dock in Hoboken was o'clock, but
the guests did not arrive~ln time, so the
party did not leave till $50 The number
of excursionists was not very large, con-
sisting principally of the members of the
two clubs and few friends. They arrived
as Fort Lee dock at o'clock Inc course
was mile straight from from the dock to
the barge, which was staticnedsat the fin
ishing point 4 There were four boat races
and one swimming race The first race
was Junior Four Dared Barge race. Tie
crews were Yalencias Nv Stursberg, @.
Bergman, O. Fuchs, G. Stucter, and G..
Schneider, coxs vain. Meteors--F Fred dull
Ter, A. Fl. Stubken, 3. Fuchs, d. Kuhle;s
Y. Emerich,s coxswain. The Valencias won
by two seconds, in S minutes l second
The sscondyx race n was a Senios
PAR Cared Gig. The crews were:
Valeno ias-A Schmidt, JAS. Miller,
Fl. Il. Killian, a coxswain. Meteors
H. Kudlich, T. Walter; f. Muller. cox
swain It was a losing race for the Valen-
clas from the start, the Meteors wlRDipgin
minutes and 80 seconds, 3 seconds in the
lead. A junior pair-oared gig race fol
lowed. The crews were: Valencias-O.
Fuchs. C. Suffer; G. Schneiier, coxswain.
Meteors H. Stubken, B. Fuchs; Y.
Emerich. coxswain.S The NaIencia crew
won in minutes % seconds, by about two
lengths The hest race was the last-the
senior four-oared barge race. The crews
were: yaiencias- Schmidt, j. A. Mil
lar, L. Legien, E. Schultze, Jr. T E. J. Ben
son, coxs@aiu Meteors-Geo. Muller,
Chas Muller, II. G. Kudlich, F. E. Walter;
V. Ernerich, coxswain. The Valencias I'm
shed IN 4 minutes As seconds, and were
declared the winners. A swimming race
closed the racing, which was won By .. w.
Bergman over three opponents. The DIS
lance was quarter of d mile. Lieutenant
Henry w elnh2gen was tne reIeIee.1 Inc
party left the Fort at 80, arriving at Ho
boken shortly after o'clock. The barge
then took on new load for the moonlight
excursion. which bore it down TO the water
edge with happy people ready for q nights
frolic. They lett at 10 o'clock, and did not
return until an early hour this morning.
Altogether it was one of the best Of the
season. Among the many present were
Mr.. George Lansing, President Of the Va
leneias; the Misses Ritter, Miss Stutz, Jno.
w. Sampson, Vice President Of the Ariel
Boat Club, OF Brooklyn, and E. W. Fleet,
First Lieutenant of the Ariels; Captain
Frummell, +. Tanssig, of the Valencias, and
Captain Fred Walters, of the Meteors.
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Mary Seneyenck, three-year- child
living at No. 2lS Wayne street, was playing
in the street last evening when she wss
run down by truck belonging to Gwynnl
4 M 5lorte. grocers, of No l18 Newark
avenue, Or. Kirstin dressed her injuries,
which are not very severe. The driver.
Bernard Ksheller was arrested.
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The Jersey Cify,s WA. 4 Game.

The Jersey City's met the Bridgeport's
and chicpgoed them yesterday afternoon.
They had only Nolan, the new pitcher, with
them. The Jersey Cisy;s scored the only
tive runs they made in the first inning.
and nothing in any of the others. The
Bridgeport's scored nine goose eggs.
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Killed by q Foul Tip.

BosroS, Mass. Aug. IA During game
of base ball on the Msdford grounds, this
afternoon, between the 8Iedford and Hing
ham Clubs, Charles Larrabee, this umpire,
was Instantly killed by foul tip.
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!. ola yiei..itu.les,, ,Tis.in ! J,

5 Elic Adams, newspaper writer known
as Old Vicissitudes'' has been missing
from his home on Grand street t)r two
weeks. His friends fear something has
to him
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MoSTREAu. Qae., Aug. 1.-The Irish
lacrosse team played match with the
Montreal Club this afternoon. The Mon
treals won six games and the visitors two.
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HanIan Rows Aaainst Ttnne.

DORCHESTER, Mass, Aug. 14-Eivard
Hanlan made his third trial against time
ca the lake this afternoon, and made the
three miles in 1920, the same as on his first
trial -
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The Caaa.lians WIN.

SEA BRIeHr, N, J., Aug. 1.-The Ca
madam Eleven won the international Crick-
ct match to-day. The score was 90 To 1872 .
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I9IoumoaIh Park Races.

MeNMou4H PARK Aug. IA There was
very large attendance, the track being in
perfect condition 1sgsr IN
The first race was for the Delaware
Handicap Sweepstakes, $50 each, 81. $50
added-lk miles, vas won by Elgin with
Rupert second. Time, 1:5Ta.
Second race-The Criterion stakes for
wo-year-olds, Slo0 with 81. 500 added,
three-q quarters nile, won by Milton. Louise
second. Time, 1851 2''
Third race Free handicap sweepstakes
for year-olds, s25 each with $3.50
added, 4 miles. Lancaster won with
Quilo second. Time, 1851.
Fourth race Handicap sweepstakes i
miles. Hidalgo won with Springfield Sec
ond. Time, 2.27,
Fifth race-Beacon stakes 7.8 mile. Won
by 0riaamme, with Ballot second. Time,
1921. s
sixth race Purse $500 for three-year-
dds, selling race three-quarters mile.
Marsh Redon FIRST with Ben Thomson
second. Time, I:163.
Seventh race Handicap steeplechase
fua course. Buckra first, Mentmore second.
No time
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. Although the heavy
shower this morning made the course
somewhat sticky. By the time the races
commenced tie track was comparatively
good again The weather was warm and
the attendance was very large. A SUM
mary of the races 10 given below: 81
FIRST race-Barnum won, Estelle second
and Bessie third. Time, 1,173. AIutuaIs
paid $50 20.
Second race King Fox first, Alcade
second, and Laredo third. Time, 1:1S.
Mutuals paid, 81.
Third Royal Arch first, Volante
second, Falconer third lime, 1901. Mu-
tuais paid, S22 70.
Fourth race Una won by two lengths,
with Chickahominy second, five lengths
ahead of John Davis third. Time, :4744.
Mutuals paid, s2l. 90.
Fifth race-Abraham led from the star
and won by two lengths, with Chief second
and Joe Shelby third. Time, 1:54. Mu-
tuals paid, s16:40. s
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yynsl,ingteu. Park lChicngal Races

CHICAGO, Aug. Il First race. three
quarters of mile, Violin won by two
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Not : Living Creature OF Any Kind
Seen in ~ six Miles Trsyel-Raiy
Quenches the Flames In Lever Mi.
fgan-A Tale too Terrible 10 Gre
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of the District Court of the First Ju"i- aicia; District in aud fer the Cpanly ui .Corhise, territory of Ariz 'Ia, To me diect- ed and deliver cd on judg ncEl rendered m said Court on the lE,h 'Gay uf February, ISS6. in favor cf D A. MlIler et a md agalas' T. J. Bates, wherein 1 atn comma"dcd to make the sum of S1U5 05 damaf-cS EIth h- terest thcrpun from dale ol jud%m -nt at the rate ut-- per c,.rt per aunum until Pal :: together witn S7G CO costs and accrIing costs.
 have this day lerPd uuon the following described pI Ioperty, to wlt.
 An undivided Unp.siZth interest in the Pioneer and Calpmet mining claims, s'td- sted in Ga a'ifolnia mnin" dist, jet, County oI Cochse, Territory of Arizona.
 Public notice is hereby given that on Friday, the Bud day Of April, leS6, between the hours of d. m. and I D m. in front "i ths Sheriff7s office, in the CIty of Tombstone Cochlee County, Arizoma Territory, wiri sell all the r'ght, title and interest of the said T. J. Bates in and 10 t' above described proI erty at Public Auction, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, lawful money oi tht United States, 70 satisfy said execution and all costs. Dated tIis the l2th dag oi March, lSS6.
 Sheriff.
 By c. D RErPY.
 Under Sheriff.
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SUMMONS

IN THE JUSTICES CQEHT, PrE"INCT NJ. l, in lne e mrv of C.rbjse, Trrrtoiy or Arizona hctnie John C. Eastou, Justice of the pea,'r; de:naut S90.
 Mary Tack, Pi"iptiN
 vs.
 C.. .. BrnEum, DritH1t
 The Territory of Arzona sands greeting tn (. 5. HENHAM. Ia non-ru ldrnt ct the Trrritur,) Delrudart
 You a,c hereby summoncd and required to appear before me at my otlirr in r. uIb- >iUle, county of Curh>r. u0 tic 1jh day of Apri, 4 D., 1886, at 70 u'.iurh A. NJ, tg answer The cnni ialnt ol the above am"l plaintiff, who q mnE sS uf y ou ihat yuIs sry indebted tO iirr m ,te stm Of linrt, t$aJl dollars, t.n special c"ntr.ct for The bnar,; and lodging o' juinrs Haywuud for sixty days in t5' suJnmer Of IS,t a> shown h. Jur complaint ROW 'E fife in .g ni,irr. And .i you tai tn a.prar and >wcr aid C, H. rluint as herein r"quir, he rlaIniiG will take judgment against lu d., demanded ai for the costs Ui t,iS sui.
 Given under my band tL:s Huh day cf February, l. b, lSSb
 JO9N c. EASGUT,
 iyltcu &! jhr Pe.ge
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Notice Of SheriG's Sake.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU HON Ia- sued oIit of the DistricI Court Uf lhc fITSL Iud cial District Of tee territory oi Ar'zoaa, n and for tEe county F. CDcuise, tested Ihc st of Apr.i. 1SSG, on ? iUdgmcut entered therein on the 24th day uI December, SSS, in a cerlslu action wherein l. C Smith ae plaintiff recovered judgment against !. Clark, J. J. Anderson and !. D. E9u>e fer the sum of S4I30. aud tU He directed and delivered.
 have levied upon all the right title and interest of the said defendants in aDd |" the "Way-UU" mine and miniug cIdIl5, siJuaI" in tombstone inning district, CUclise county, Arg I a, and bound on Ike south west 6y ths Good Enough" mine, un tle northwest by the 'FielG' mlmc and tue "(i lded Edgcn mine, and knLwU as mineral survey lot No 53, together wi | all lhc sur face ground thereof and all tle improve ment> there"u.
 Q" Public no'ice is hereby given that on the 22nd day of April, lsSS, al one O'c ock 2. n. of thai day in front ol the coutt hunsc oi said eounfy uI Gccn:>e q TCrnhstGhe, will sell a ihyiight, tile auc l.; crest "t the sad above -Yamed defendants Ill and 10 the above descrlled property ht pubii' action for cash tc tre highest and best ui&der b SatisIy sad rxccuuuu, int"iest and a!I cU5ts.
 k :. HAlEH, S7eriii.
 By c. [ REtPY, Uudcr SheIif
 Tombstone, Apil 1, IS 6.
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as loss oi memory, zassitude, nocturnal enLls Riuns, avcrsioIs to society, duhheSS o4 'io' sioL, noises in the head, the vial nulu pass Jug unObserved through the LTlne' ana man! other diseases that lead to lnSanlIy and aea'n,
 Dr. Mintie, who is d rcguisr graduated physician, will aTre" to forfeit hNe hlulureu dollars for a ease of this kind that the Nlta Restorative (under his special deyIss an" treatment) will not cure. or loc anytAlng li9- >ure or injurious found in it i1r. MEtif treats all diseases successfully WIhndI iheI- cvry. Consulta'inn free IDrrUugh eX"n! nation aEi uLTlce. in-lud, lg analysis ol urine, S5. Pr,ce of VIlal Restorative e!.3y n bo.tle, or four times the quantity Jor 2oi sen, to any address upon rec 'ipf ot price, or z. e. D secure from observation and m DIT yate nac:e, if de&red, by A. E. M IN IF, M. !: Dr, No I2 Kearrv street, San Francisco, Gal.
 D-. Mintie's k;dney Remedy, NEPHRETI- GUM curse all k;nd6 of kidney and biaddei complaints, gCpnurrhnea, lecucorrhGd, gieet' For sale hy a.l druggists; Sl Dotue' SIX bottles S5.
 . Dr. Mirtie's DandeiiUn Pills and the best
 d cheapest dyspepsia and bilious cure Ill
 itmarkat For arle by all dru@Giets.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 1Tbe aent to any one applying ny letter stating sTni ntomS, sex and age. Strict se- :recy in regard to all business trans=cti9ns
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Mir JOHNSON wiI practca n all the Courts of lhe Territory, in bJih ,i;il aud Criminal Cases.
 Mir. PALMER viii devote his attention rs exlyTJ in SookkrelIg-, also tn BCOk- KEEPING, EEARCl. ISG ot BEJURD. COrYINt. < bSil,3C ING. CGEVriANC- IN(i, aud a.' u.h,.r Uu-iuvss coIuccird lherc. Nitu. For thc cuurgEieucr of hrs;acs~ nieu and others hn'ing PAST DUE aud other claims for AditatH,nt md Collection, tni- ot.l-r offers uHpt.ai.c ed advantages. Mir PALMER |Ill keep, for ,hr Ucuctji of no,arr> of real estate, d SprciSi B uk for The entry rf Houses ans LHuds fnr Sale or D Rent DEEOS, NORTGA(iE| and LEAS vii b.. earthly ara"n aud RENTS CCLLECfEU. s!i,,. Gs hu'h hrG|cEcS of tbia piucu needs 7our ratrouagr, il i, certainly token jn r0rt.u,i,ou with ibej' ,qng experience iu lie above business Sprciuiiesl, q sutiici.n, guarantee ui Dromrtnc., aud evoBouy. Gr. PALNEk Vii. : 90 trzls.cJ, a, a-cuT n IvjaUs..'ur, rHs .iess 2: ans ra,urr .ur per suus i!Vihg aJr"id, guarautr";uE Hun
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Incorporated in lS65 for 25 years by the Irgishiure for Educational aad Charitable lu, puse,-wlh a capital of $lO00,mO--to witch reserve fLDd of over $5a0,Ua1 has sirvu been added
 Bc an uvcrwhelmin" popular vote its franchise WAS made part vl the .'rr5rnt Slate Constitution adopted Dgccmber I'd, A. D., 1879. Tlc ouly Lottery ever voted on and en- dorseG nv the proDi@ ul any State.
 Ii meyer scales or pOs,pauGS,
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CAPITAL P2lZE, G75 900 -z Tickets only 95. Shares in Propor-
 Ci2H.
Louisiana State Lottery CemFanv,

We 60 herahy certify that we supervise the arrangements for all thc Monthly and Quay eriy Drawings of The LoI,Isiana State Lottery Company, and im person man age and control the Drawings Themselves, and that the same are conducted with hoa
 e-ty. iairnras, ;nd in good faith toward all ral ties. and We authorize the Company 10 use this certificate, with fac similrS 0. our signatures attached, in its advertisements,
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Htjt& Ali0fher.

N-s. Frankie Stump has secured the bes; looatiun on thc main street oi 4Sisaee and Aas o2a4eJ D Gzat-ai:e* aoal4-A3 house and .r2;lar;.nt tacfe- in, where inc ,esidenta gi Disbce gn' "si.orF 10 ,ho gre;.4 v ff,ier o.-i, I'll rcSeiye The As,,., a,.t !-ls a'aika: .... .- dS 1t,u
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For Sale, ,orToLeG
 I2iESS House.

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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-19

A SPANNDEED OEsP0Ee'V'g'Vy- E'Y 'Eep EssH A s'seEs'a'g N E.. SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, LASS G IN THE ,CADENY or MUSIC, NEW URLF tNS. TUESDAY, oEaly E;ss. IGss5 --E9s,u Monthly Drawing.