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Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Lichtenstein & Hart,
226 Market Street.
Our Grand Opening Display
Continued all The Week.
You will be the Loser II
You Fall to See 1t.
OUR WHOLE STORE in
HOLIDAY ATTIRE.
Now for trade talk:

Now for trade talk:
We will offer this day S
pieces of all-wool Black Hen.
rletta Cloth, 46 inches wide.
for 81 per yard; s pieces all
wool Henriettas, 46 inches
wide, for 81 per yard, in all
the colorings, such as Ma
hogany, Gobelln, French
Grays, Moss, Terra Gotta,
Faded Rose, etc.
At soc per yard a beauti
full line OF all wool Henriet.
tas, In all the new evening
shades, such as cream, Lilac
Ivory, Blue and Rose Pink
They are remarkably cheaE
and sold by US at about two
thirds OF th-ir regular value
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Btoaxbonato or soda.

The addition of the bioarbonate oi
soda to milk for it's preservation has
hitherto been tolerated by the French
police, but she Council of Hygiene oi
the Seine has now condemned tho prao
tioe ns dangerous. Under certain con
di.iors the transformation Of the sugar
|oi milk into lnotio acid gives riBe, II
milk go adulterated, 80 D lactate o.
soda, which la purgative, aod ID thus :
cause Of diarrh@, in young children
In Wow Of this the eouncil considers
that the addition Of ths bicarbonate o
soda te milk, which is an ailmeut OF tn,
hrst order aud very often prescribed TO
invalids and children, should neithc
be author I'd nor tolerated.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
I'm nnEMoRx OF LINCOLN.
BY sAPPHo.


with = hsart As broad ss tns ooundlsss desp,
And that ebse1 and flowed with etxh.
When tae wall Of oppression would o'er u
Or the R; Stricken of hs.t draw nigh.
Oar Iincoin. dswn from his lefty estate,
Would bend with listening ear,
And the hand that wislaed the ecspne
great.
Disiainei mot to dry up . tear. ~
And II proved its might whom ho gSAsped
While tho chains frsm their sacssts hs
hurled.
;,And many, once bound, stsod nobiy ss men
by the Il ig that noats over the worla.
'fwss . trsAohorous hand that dealt ths
blow,
And gained noaght for VII 1t II bartered,
For the tide Of b ate tast was won't TO flow
Rolled back whsn Linoola WAS marty rod.
And true hearts were crushed whom his life
biosd iiowod,
His calling foes oessef to despise,
And the daughters Of Zisn wept aloud
Whom his death kneil ropo TO the skies.
while his spirit scared as it soasod from
Over saunt aud insult given.
ANA the saul that boro no m mslics on earth,
Had notsing to fear from heavon.
rime can meier erase with his passing hRnc
The rem smbranss OF Gincoln, tina good
From ColumbiSs sons. while from land h
Rolls onward ola o,sAus nox.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
A Young Woman PEizs-Fightor.


A young woman who more boldly
Commands notics just now 10 prize
Il Shtsr. At all events. she declares her
sol. able and willing to meet any other
living woman In d "a foot ring. sup
plse likely abe 10 humhug so far al
real Intention to use her fair tists Ia
concerned, but she IL exoaeilngly mus
|cllar. though prettily feminine, and
sho IL connected with . riding academy
and gymnasium nupported by the upper
ten. Bhe Ia from London, with ber
Eosl.sh Acoen. Unaffected by tho sea
voyage. Sne serves As prsctioal Illus
trAtion OF the lessons given by the rid
ing master to his pupils Aud her horas'
tusnship shows grace allied TO great
agility and strength.
imagine that her pugi.istio preten
tions ara bosh, but sne makes them
CONSTANTLY, EvoWine her anxiety to get
up geuuina priEs-fght with SOME
woman. II it Is her purpose to merely
engage the Hdmiripg interest Of hel
gentle pupils Bhs 10 successful, for II IL
alnos. oomical TO zee the rupt attention
bestowed upon her by tho very daintiesl
daughte OF wealth and culture. The
eaae with which she performs some
athletic feats away bsyond the ability
of the foft-flbred pupis inRpires them
with We, aud the vonturesome bell'
who went int1 IN impromptu wrestling
bout with her In the riding ring TO b.
promptly. though gently, thrown fla
on her back in a jffy became at once
heroiEe In the eyes OF her COM nanions
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
GRAVES OF TIE FLOW wnBs.
AouIsu onrrwoop.

Tue wosds are full Of tiny graves,
Tho aweet graves Of tho flowers,
That spring In every sheltered nook,
Amid the springtl ma hsurs.
The buttereup lies on the slopa,
Where first the sunlight fsii;
Tho violets sleep beside the I'LL,
The daisy In the dell.
Upon no stone Is carved the name
Of Aprll's children fair;
They perished when the sky Was bright,
And gentle WAS the air.
To the soft Kiss OF tho breeze
They held hAlttrsm bling up,
Full many q small transparent urn
And honey-laden cup.
And when the roses budied out,
in summers baimy hours,
\ o littlo mound WAS made 10 tell
where slept tho gentle ti,wsFs.
Those carly tiswers--th ~ sesm 70 ms
Like little children swest,
Who smile moment on ou sur path,
1hen perish at our feot.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
'TTnpRErsotETEs LITRACTIDhi
|U OVER HklF 1 MILLION BisTRlbUTEb
Loulsiana State Lettery COMPANY

Louisiana State Lsttery Company
Incorporated in 1893 for 70 yeATs by tts
LsFislature for Educational and Charitable
lpurposes-with Q capital Of q, ,00o, ,o0o-te
since boon added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote Its iran
ohiso was made part Of the present Stak
Consultation adopted December I'd, A. ID.
1873.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorssd BY the people OF any State.
n never scales or p0stpones.
Hss Grand single Humber Draw
imgs take place Monthly and ehs
Grand Quarterly Drawings. reGw'
1Avly every three months tMaroh,
June. Se ptsmber and Deeernber)
A SPLEEN DHW OPPORTUNITY no
WIN A FORTUNE. 6rH QRAEI
DRAWlr9, GLASS r.. In THE AOAD
EMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, May eths lSss-2Ieth
Monthly Drawing.
Car;AoI prjva 9160 000
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
.&zzRz4e1sss....:.,g5 ..:,5
es.T
oenanaagaNeaexss

we, the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all Prisos drawn in Tho Louisisns
5tsto Lotteries which may be presented o.
our counters.
In. M. wALBESLEY, Pres. Louisfnns
National Bank.
ff0mnt BANK.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. N. %. Eet'I H'h
CARL KOHM Pros. UnfOn National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
They Go Straight to the Marx

Ia this the pattern that pleases met
Is this my size?
These the practical things to settle. The rest fs
right.
You'll have need to all your time for them. WhyI
Take SI3 so Suits. Mems and Young Mems ALI
the patterns? No just the Striped Cheviots You'll see
more than dozen attractive styles. Put IeIl
look it might be double the price. You'll pay $3.50
tor such Suit elsewhere
Take the Slk-mxture Suits. Quiet folks wouldn't
look past them. More than dozen styles of these
They're but $18 per Suit.
The price for of the choicest novelties ofthe
season; the Worsted Stripes Several designs. You'll
be the OF the handsomest you had $l8 with
one of these
Have you the $40 k.faced Spring Overcoau
The Si!k-ned Overcoats at $2s are nigh royal We
haven't many we'll want before the is over.
NOR spared ourselves in putting elegance into them
A column wouldn't tell you half about our handsome
designs and goods In Boys Clothing.
Sightseeing is the only help to know the Oak Hall
stock you ought The prices praise the goods and the
lgoods the prices and make business flourish.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
More Genial Weather

Has coaxed out the ladies for spring shop
ping, the commendable effort of each be.
Ing to know where TO get the best In style
and quality at the Least price, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
SILKS.

Look at our assortment
Of Silks and get the prices
Beautiful Moire Silks and
Satins in all the new colors
and evening shades. Faille
Francaise in the different
grades from $I.25 to So per
yard; all silk and warranted
to wear. Elegant value in
black and colored Surahs.
Rhadames in all the new
colorings. Black Gros Grain
Silks from soc to $3.50 per
yard. Buyers In want OF
Silks will do well to give our
stock a close inspection be-
fore making their purchase.
We intend to make this de-
partment one of the leading
ones in the city, and are 60
ing to make the prices do
the work. |
Our enlarged Hosiery and
Glove Department, with Its
elegant display of pretty
de yigns in ladies', MISE and
ehildren's Hosiery, with its
ever popular low prices, will
attract your attention. kid
and Silk Gloves In all the
new shades. As a special
drive we offer this week Ioc
dozen 3-button Colored Kic
Gloves, embroidered backs
at so cents per pair; JUS
cne.half price.
We have an elegant dis
play OF Ladies' Wraps. Bead
ed Capes, Jackets, perfect
fitting Jerseys, Cashmere
lShawls, Infants Capes ane
IChildren's Goats in endles
variety; also a full and conn.,
lplete line OF Ladies MuslIr
1 Underwear, from the cheap
est to the finest.
In our Gentlemen's Fur
lnishing Department we offel
ithls day an elegant shirt
made of Wamsutta Muslin
linen bosom, for the ex
tremely low price of AZ
each. There is only 10'
dozen of them, and whel
gone cannot be replaced fo
/. . the same money. Our de
, partment for Buttons, Dres
Trimmings, ETC., is now re
: plete with every novelty
J Dressmakers supplied at
a a liberal discount.
% Our store throughout
well stocked with goods
i i very attractive prices. You
: interest Is ours. Our sue
= ). cess depends ON the patror
!. age extended US. We Civ
u the best value for the lea!
:, I. money every time. No mai
: ter what others may do, "
K propose creating a busine.
t that will be recognized
: an ideal one.
tn ..==
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Anlca Drxuyeroo Al.

"Do you see any thing Iejullsr about
this overooa.2t'
HNo."
"Feel how dry It l. /"
"Weli, what is there peculiar about
that?
"Nothing, except that an hour ago Il
was up the spout
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Fine Glove.top Button Boots,
Worth 81; we are selling
for So.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Come see our Fine Grison Kid Button
Boots, flexible sole, with perfectly ::smooth
insoles. No tacks to hurt the feet or
wax thread 10 soil the stockings.
ATo,th d ., ,,,, ~alI {o~ d..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Come s,e our Fine Paris Kid Button
Boots,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Ir.y1k. BRAHMAS,L LANG
avhi., plyn, Roskt. white hot'
y s,' tllnarlssi alto esge; W: y
WI w Peters Nursery. ~nS,nsnsn aS,a n,s
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Worth 81; our price So.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Kcr sale.

MlUT . A0HkS W
bs SALE ~ q res y nom Market street,
|hsd tso tE ,qa'W Wost and washingtoa
|liis,i hIsnus,' rt,ty Of the bost bank
iSPs!r AZ y 3 sddrsss Isaac 8. Eii,Sis ,o.sm S1s''
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

-,,-,tu,Ij BuILIlINa STONE
|t,liItI,Sa a. a reaso sable prtces. lSAAO
llsy NY Inarcrott P. o., Dei; -.
lbss, bs,,on work done, and iime, seno
y. tulnlshed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Fine Kangaroo Kid Button Boots
Worth 1915; our price So
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

.TyA SOKREL HORSE
~ v.srs old; wsrks single or
|rsIh IN, arm horss or driver; also
|,"Isl, N elsap. Addre~ w., ,n,-,, ~"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

HlED-BY A YOUNG MAN
ealtaVu driving wagon, laboring
" u hiLun work. Aptly ut aI2
ia't', aiH.as'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
CAPITAL PRIZE, S15O,0OO.

"Ws do hereby certify that We supervise
tha arrangements for all the Monthly and
State Lottery Oo., and In persop msnAg,
and control the drawings themselves, and
that tho same arc conducted with honesty
fairnees and In good faith toward ell parties
and we authorize the company TO use thii
with TAO SMILES Of our signature,
attached In its advertissmsnts."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

clEU = H1AkuEuS by THE
~ dsI OF meal, st i0a hsFt seo
lAa szi niie can also DO 70.
's4' tl7 9tt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

's0ARDERs AND TABLE
A4aAt!ttlnt rooms. No. 7 Fast Sd
niH-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

FNlEv-HJAHDEkS A. clio s. 9TH
w sIs good go nmoca,iou for
Vie Peasant rsoms, front or
nl27th
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

esTE U-uuUKS, CHAMBER
li1., hop Ioc LOte's, re5tSursntl
2fdTHs Rnli'os lntelllgouco ctil 60
eAa tll Gernan, no 1903 Drsn q
nlb-eod ms
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

[ED,-AN ENERGETIC AND
N lsn y cauYa 3 and collect,
@s''key 81, md Goor. mia, int
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Fine, Straight Goat Button Boots
Worth S3. so; we are selling
for $2.75.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

ENgD - PERSONS WANTING
kellds help for hoteli Restaurants or
xhEllts car be Accommodated by call
*aRAM,astOA intelligence ONCE 90s
l1et iAR2O-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
yyaAted.

BsTED-A LADY TEACHER
7lRtglllc school In Dis. No. 0, New
II. p.L; must bt one Of experience,
pifi-en e. Apply with certificate
&HEtt. 10 ), hki BURN TALLEf,
&ILltl, I, U, Delaware, Al2-Jt'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

.sb~A fJtEq R1aN 10
IN, a. 90 Washing ton aireet; ;
4 H' a3lf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

sIg THE HOUSEHOLD OF
ea1a ee,-,talrv on TalnAll street setwern
" Y, pf,re low, TENS easy, hp-
y, :" nAVI5, NJ. l.. LlCHrhN'
'aV' - mo. I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
BEE HIvE:,'
500 Market Street
Opening Of Spring Jackets

New Cloth Jackets for $l.T5,
snd good style, well made
Jacket $3.50 A better one in
several styles CT cloth for So
For 81 we sell first-clsss
jacket; better ones up to 81 SO.
Every one new this season, no
|old ones to offer you.
The cheapest, the best. the
finest line of Jersey Jackets in
town at our extreme low prices
One case new Cen ury Cloths,
\ all nice, pretty patterns, fer 81
cents yard for few days.
We offer, ss long as they last,
] a lot of remnants from 2 to 10
yards each, Appleton "a" Mus.
lin, 81 9 yart.
Handsome Lace Curtains tape
edge, cheap enough tor 81 so.
Yours now at $100a pair. The
$l7 quality to go now at
81 373 o pair. For 50 q pair,
perfect beauties. You ought to
see them.
| Our full line of Denorest
ISpring Patterns and Portfolios
now ready.
Russell, MissimeT & Co
Successors 70 r. L. RUSSELL
1906 MARKET ST i.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

EPitD- HAY A Nd STRAW.
['Ni d ffoAt aid Union Railway
AI2-Itf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

! ~, g,s,s,b,5lhlsrJ LgARN avn
''s'L A4iLg, at 7O56 Mar.
4 Ll22.A
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

g!lD-!g B9ShELS b or PurA-
hASlLL III sklSNEY, Third
v ~ mott
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

n ,te-h tlSsEULAss wHITF,
n i, 10 hasia hOlse restaurant,
t''ssv7. R2otf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Capital Prize, $l50,OOO.

7,ITp PYiBes, amounting TO. .s0eb. .0ot
Application fer rates to clubs should ht
made only to the Ofnca OF the Company In
New Orleans.
Yer further information writs clearly, Civ,
ing full addrssa. POSTAL NOTES, Ezprosl
Money Orders, or Raw York ExehsAEt
In ordinary letter. Currency uy oxpTesh
tst our Oxpenss) Hddrossed -
III. "A. .DAUPAIE,
Kew Orleans La.
WeEhInSsens ID. @
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

4 ~ y. An OYSTER OPEN Err
A~'e'" i ig9saipity stree.
Ai2.2t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

ImTE-sEyEN ROOM HOUSE,
,Sytrl,ncrs. electric llLht, fnrni-
t,,s,fj. bargain llrnfon for SELL sg,
.,iss IiSa, ] Y. GIBSON, 300 West
IilttL
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

sos v~sps s--uEna.s - ~.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

tsi.v \ :, ulRL FpR aEaEKAL
apply at III Iatnall
ali 81
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

IT,. ,so = 1909 Ht5upL5 OF
~, M i9,A.ls a; 30j King Gtreot. at
"a y y L al ell.ttI
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

|ilsLI'-AS i. ASSISTANT COOK,
NJ ,p-l,5 H.. , Rft, Third and M,f-
''1' thD Al2-2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

REMEMBER Tss: 9,.s.,s1. sh' PssssPss BsssPss.t, :
snd Early, who are In charge OF the draw
lngs, Is guarantee Of sDsolute fairnehi
and integrity, that the chancss arc al
equal and that no ons can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prize.
REaEM BER that the payment OF 81
Prizes is GUARANTEED by FOUk
NATIONAL. BAHK5 of Now OrlcAns
and the Tickets Rte aligned by the Pfnsi
dent OF an Inetitution, whose ch--'Hf Cd
rights are rsoogn izsd in tbe higher OoI 4
therefore, bsTsre Of any initiate OK 70
hoy "a Gus schames
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

STNur PusrS, DRESSED ANIL
EtNNt. For ialo BY JAMIss II
lf thtEsns, Lol. sB lat
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Worth IS; we sell for 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

EsllE OR EXCHANGE, FOR
~, IN wilmington, II acrel OF good
.s.,r.sly siinaird near the city,
'a'''" CEO Il. TOW NsEND,
Market sweet. al1-M
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Addisss RtSIstslsd lstisfs Ia
uKyF ORLHAEa RATIONAL BAHn "A
Now Orleans, E4a.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

SME-LARuE AND SMALL
Irrioiosn asg1rs at 'S'r prioes. Al
|Nlle,len u tu-iBtss wagons. "
IhUgD. 70 auA French sfs. a!0'3mt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

i y1Lg,-A LIT OF BuILDIHa
E,sy,L consisting OF sash, dcorg,
"A b ltd,, 80 Also building for
{IR NABK No. llo King st. u u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

j slLg-k TwU.iEAR F5RxSS
IN J,,isJ tnll. Apply tsJ. bHSS
SVls, s,luiPrk Hoe. rev. W~W
In all stu Itw
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

kas,,1, .bOABDERS AT raE
''' '''is' Il seventh anG King
ala. dlA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

In, ,1, d :, = pukuHASJ1 A MILK
HsS6s'' ';eai "a, , 10y 9 ARTS. Apply to
~ aud Ains sls. Sliss
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

slLg-AFLkT n nTuM BABY
kuA, rllh pAr.sol top. o. oA West
,nu.. ala 3ys
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

hi n., !. We Rhsp SUITABLE
M Ia, Eo,.S % board In private ami
'Hsot Bl6 as
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Sts1SSss 1SSssoaa9ses =, \. ! AT bC6 VEST
sI!Fy trout 10 Jms. eli Ia sts :
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Ita,. az a sls lHsili,ihNEK ! AND hP.
a Ling t.feet. q y 2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Es.s Es1a !, w ,nSJoLoagD WoMAn
~ 4Voi King street. att
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

4 sGLE-FlRSr.GLAss DBVa
ksr tiNu cheap, Apply DH. AL
EvALrJe, 97b Market or Oil Mon
sN. Rli.otGhltw
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Fine Curacao Kid Spring Heel Button
Worth So; our price $a.a5

You will be pleased with the material
asd fitting qualities, and surprised at the
Moderate Pric,s. Ladies' Misses and
Coildren's Kid, Pebble aud Straight Goat
Spring Heel Butt Boots OF reliable
makes at much less in price than you can
buy anywhere else.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
they are Perfectly HARMLESS
They ara PURELY VEGETABLE
TRY THEM. 4

For Sale by all Druggists Price - cts per ooai
aoeipt Of price, br. ]. Il. schenek Son. Philada
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

HEl n, 2 p "a ARDEHs WANTED
~ Net ata 1t eet. elas,s q -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

ID! H. or . UEfuiKIlSiISHEn
."NNtess Z this nLhna - Z :,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

in,l,sis lig,i ! I, ,txrLHlLNOfI71l-t.-RE.
MAlRet ttreet. All o,s
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

n - NO 0 A ARDRRs- AT sOs
pleasant rooms. mo IT, Il
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

u nf,, n ALL FARMS Og !.
Z, a..lJ ~ n yass; q, ient rsssone,h,n ~
S.li' l. 800 Marks. st, ! : Sis.gI fery
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

|. NJ. ''''' s'h and s-arles, y per
hi. aTtna, n n ,ti tgIa,9,,Asml,h 4, shop Front
Il AisIs,', " teut separ5t,,iy III y
pORb ) d /. III ,,i,lh Other cheap n0t,,ea, y
5f,,,, - MI 1T
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

! ! ~, = \ I=Tw :, o : K0oNEn
4 iat,l! ,i,t agt and cold WI w.t 81 FL r. -
lly, ssoi i4.i nerlloos, e ny,i,le,,i 1ga "a
''ieel 4huve Front nj si0 M
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
rus Eient.

u. e III Ill At lO7 wE3r4fH
ell.s.a
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

II,olt N 'taDIa IAVKES OFLANO.
,,s.,,S | !. itati9oinS t9iS agI sarrlaa, lta,,sc
= AAr,tt 'Gp sItsstA tApp,y 10 " .ti M, q, :
eO-, Hh-ti
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

/, !. "a t., c IT, kt5I,a H.QoN rOE a
|'s6. 6s'si,. ! v ,o,S SSPsiJ' % !, alsg e. %sh ,9ta
~. u. nh.,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

4 d. "a ! ,FEIU,.R5NlsHED I,.5 B9oK
IGirlgsge, gg, MN " s!6 al'9,n aud sla isasera
1 - Aln-IIt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05

Ser @~eneraL E 2G9ettt Gerr Scr=
attartt 9reGSGmtOt bei1t6t ote
Staaten &aniaS, Colorado, Nez
brGSfa, California 1ttto Die Serri=
tOrten ttta1 1tnO W~yOunina.
@crr Syrans otto Ste gtaaten
SatttotS,. SOln6, WeitneiOt3 nnS
0aS Setritorittttt Safota.
@err GottarS SrttttboT Ste Staaz
ten Mt6tga&t 1tt0 ODio.
Serr Sbeo~ 20. 8e6ntantt Die
Gtaaten SnStattn ttttS Sofia.
&ert Curt SGmaIeniee Set StAAt
SIlinOiS.
Ia Scr 2t8e1tt tito GorreipOts
1ettt SEER 30. .. Stattoe bcrctf Set
EtAat NebtaSfa.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-12

Edward WOOdr1ng Granted 8 Pension. WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Pensions for Con-
 necticut: Edward Woodring, New Haven;
 Chas. o. Harris, New London.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-12
He Played with Dynamite.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Hugh McKeever, a quarryman at Verplauck's, last night cele- brated Harrison's election by exploding dy- namite cartridges at safe distance from his house. When it began to rain hard Mo- Keever entered his house having one of the cartridges in his possession. He touched the fuse to the fire of his pipe and attempted to throw the cartridge out of the door, but it struck the woodwork and fell into the room McKeever ran into an adjoining room where his two children, Hugh, aged 13, and Lizzie, aged II, were sleeping. He threw himself on the bed and covered his head with the cloth ing when the cartridge exploded. It tore out the front and rear of the house, demolished the doors and windows and badly wrecked the furniture. The bed on which KcKeever and his two children lay was blown through the side of the house, but none of them was seriously hurt. The house was completely wrecked.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-12
Comstock DivisIon.K. ofP. FaIr.

Saturday night was a harvest time for the Knights of Pythias fair. The moisture of the afternoon having made it unpleasant on the streets the crowds filled the Pythian armory to overaowing. The performance of Harry Durand was well received, and the au dience called for more and more when it was concluded.
 Mir. A.B. Wells is ahead on the gentleman's gold watch. William H. Harrison second, with only two votes behind.
 On the lady's gold watch Mrs. Rawson is ahead, Mrs. Hammond second, Mrs. Crosby third.
 Voting on the revolver, the portrait and jewel was quite spirited, and the candidates stand as before.
 The fair closes Wednasiav night
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-12
The Chrysanthemum show.

The New Haven Chrysanthemum club open their show at Lincoln next next We'd nesday evening at 7:30 It will continue through Friday, which will be children's day Mallon's orchestra will be in attendance throughout the exhibition. The proceeds of the show will be devoted partly to the All Saints Mission at Howard avenue and Lamberton street and partly to Bishop Elliott's memo rial scholarship in the Montgomery Institute, Texas. No exhibitor will be allowed to sell plants duriug the exhibition and all plants must be arranged by 12 am. on Wednesday. Plants for competition must be arranged by Tuesday, Nouember IS, at 6 pm. Competi. tors may also send plants for exhibition at the same time.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-12
Lfnruintfc neparsmens.

The Hogarth academy has developed be- yond the limits of it's former organization into the Hogarth Business university, in which, besides practical instruction in all the modern business methods, can be received a complete mastery of the German, French and Italian languages from Professors of note in the art of oral teaching. This university will now be even more hberally patronized by those who wish to be expeditiously and completely equipped for practical business life.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-12
gaek.onv,iIe,s Plague.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 11.-There was no frost last night as anticipated. The govern ment medical bureau disbanded to-day, only Dr. Porter and few nurses remainingl Ma con and Augusta will both admit Jackson vile passengers bound north. large spe- cial excursion party in locked cars will leave Tuesday morning. Dr. Sheftan of Savan- nah, volunteer yellow fever physician, has just returned home to that city. In an in terview in the Morning News he says yellow fever will probably continue in Florida all winter. He stands alone in this opinion. All other experts agree that killing frost and thorough disinfection will result in com- plete disappearance of the disease.
 Official bulletin: New cases, 12; deaths 1, an infant.
 GAIxEsv1ILE, Fla, Nov. 11.-Six new cases of yellow fever and one death to-day.
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