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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-07-05

back the nomination of Melville w.
Fuller to be chief Justice without any
recon- nendation.
THE CALIFORNIA CASE.
WASHINGTON, uly by strict party
vote the house committee on elections to-
day, decided the California contested
election case of Sullivan VS.. FELTON,, in
favor of the contestant, Sullivan, and will
report resolution unseating FELTON,. The
republicans will prepare minority re-
port, which will probably be drawn by
Mr.. Rowell, of Illinois, favorable to Fell
tons claims.
MAD CONGRESSMAN.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Just before the
house was called to order this morning, a
little scene occurred which attracted good
deal of attention. Congressman Logan,
of Louisiana, feeling augered at an article
which lately appeared in the New Orleans
City Item, took advantage of the presence
of the correspondent of that paper, VIM.
B. Lynch, to ex press his feelings. Some
angry words ensued, and the congressman
seizing the correspondent by the lapel of
his coat, pushed him out of the east door
Mr.. Lynch offered no resistance and
walked quietly away, while Mr.. Logan was
much excited, threatening to follow up
the attack.
POSTMASTER GENERALS PROTEST.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The postmaster
general has written letter to the presi-
dent formally protesting against the
proposition made by the civil service
commission to extend the classified SER
vice so as to include the railway postal
service.
PRESIDENT GONE TO BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The president
will leave tonight at O'Clock for Bslti-
more to attend the German Sengerfest.
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Cleve-
land, Mrs. Folsom, Rev. w. p. Cleveland
and Colonel Lamont. The party will re-
turn to Washington about midnight.
The state department has been informed
of the assassination of an American
named Stephen Zakarcy at his sugar mill
near Ahoma, Mexico, by well known
bandit. The authorities are active in his
pursuit.
Acting Secretary Thompson has APP
pointed A. N. Nixon, of Illinois, to be
chief of division in the sixth auditors Of
fee. He is at present fourth class clerk
in that Office.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-11-17
Absolutely Unique.
Puck.


"Hear me one moment, madam p
said the peddler at the front door. 81
have not been rendered incapable of
active exertion by any sort of sad &C.
cident; l have not been laid up six
months with inflammatory rheuma-
tism; have not lost my situation on
account Of my religious principles;
am not poor man; but am doing
pretty well in my line of business; I
have not wife and three children de-
pendent upon me for support, for
am contented bachelor, happy In
the possession of no living relatives; 1
am not studying for the ministry /;
your next door neighbor did not mem
ton your name to me; never"
"Step In" interrupted the weary
woman, with q deep Sigh Of relief. al
have oeen waiting for You for the last
ten years. Step in-I don't care what
you're selling, whether it's horn combs
or clothes wringers, I'll buy. And If
you'd like cup Of coffee or glass Of
good hard cider, just say 30. Step In
-doRt bother to wipe your feet 7"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-11-17
Ready For the Question.
Detroit Free Press.

81 wouldn't be . bit surprised II
Mr.. Comeoften proposed tonight"
she said IS she stood before her mir
ror. "He's been coming here every
other night for . month, and If that
don't mean q proposal Pm greatly
mistaken. He's decidedly eligible IN
every respect, and II 1 do get him
won't the other girls raves
And when he did propose at about
eleven O'Clock that night, she said:
"Why, Mr.. Comeoftan; am 90
surprised. really-I-I-don't know
what to say. This 10 all 20 entirely
unexpected. / had not the least idea
that you-you-your intentions were
serious, and-I-I-and you really
and truly love me?"
OF course he said he did, and abe.
after renewed and charming exclama-
lions Of surprise, accepted him on the
spot.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-11-17

Wife Cat breakfast) my dear, win
yen have some more Of the stswed DO
tatoesf cooked than myselks
Huaband-~No; Pve had enough. =
Wife-@What h the best way to
keep potatoes, johns
Husba1d-1I think the best way for
you to hesp potatoes II 10 stsw em.s
-H6spes's Basaar.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-11-17

Johnny Dumpsy--"Pa, what is an
empty dreamf"
Mr.. Dumpsey-"It Is the kind of
dream you have, my SON, when you 60
to bed hungry."-Bsrsiagt0m Free
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-11-17

Harvey himsslf couldn't discover
tho circulation Of some newspapers.-
Tezas Sgtyiags.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-11-17

childssn czy an Psselssr's casepria.
-Aal
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-11-17


play or work and run into their holes,
seeming TO know that sane man was
on his round of ignorance to minister
to the insane. But what cared for
the cruelty of man:
With spiders had friendship made.
And watched them In their sullen trade;
Had seen the nice by moonlight play.
And why should I feel less than they?
And the monarch Of each race.
Days and weeks wore away, and
still my mind rambled in the briers
and flowers of Imagination. The morn
ing sun rose like q ball of fire, and I
followed his track across the heavens
until evening shadows settled down
upon the earth and night flung out
her jeweled curtains to fiutter In the
winds and brighten In the silver light
Of the moon. How / watched that full
round harvest moon, a. It rose In the
month of July, 1860. Luna, my beau
tifal midnight companion, sent her
soft rays through my barred window,
and the pale beams played hide and
seek upon tho floor, or danced to the
music of the zephyrs ~ they tripped
through the leaves and branches Of q
fine old tree that shaded my lonely
cell. I would talk by tho hour to
imagined spirits that hoated about
me, and In tho rapture Of my fervent
soul spin poetry faster than my sol
ders spun their webs. dAahed into
heights Of eloquence that might have
equaled the huency Of Demosthsnes,
Mirabeeu, or Patrick Henry.
Theodore Clay, the SON Of Henry
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-11-17


stage-box with q keeper and friend,
and rode out on the Winchester pike,
singing on the way with q heart as
light as the mist on the mountains. I
imagined that / had been elected to
the legislature of Kentucky, and was
on my way to Frankfort to make laws
for lot Of crazy people In Montgom-
cry county. When we arrived in
Lexington was taken out to see what
was pictured to me as the Capitol of
Kentucky, where I would, of course,
shine ~ an orator and statesman Of
extraordinary ability.
The long, red brick buildings, four
and i've stories high, with regular
rows Of windows, broke full upon my
view, a. entered the enclosure Of the
asylum. / Immediately mounted the
steps leading into the front hall and
strode the long corridors like . king
familiar with his ancestral palace. DIR.
Chipley and his attendants seemed
ohsequious and took me through var
ious doors, halls, and apartments, until
! was ct last snugly plAoed In one OF
the upper wards, where an iron cot,
bare walls and barred windows con-
WINGED me, In . momentary return to
Anity, that was anything but king.
All the terrors Of my Ohio den came
back like . dash. hammered ct the
door, yelled through the window at
quist lunAtics on the lawn, upset my
iron cot, tore the sheet Of my bed
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-11-17

uA1nO0sc0 W VIM OF We8tn6F. causes
uniform fluctuations In the 9rowths
Of all organic Life.
FRENCH NovELrTEs.-An aneroid
barometer made by Partisan clock
maker literally pictures the weather.
On the face Of the instrument Is painted
q landscape, behind which revolves a
painted mica disc. This disc Il turned
by the ordinary mechanism of the bar
ometer, and through . suitable aper-
ture gives the landscape . clear blue
sky, when the barometer pressure Is
high, and q sky covered with dark rain
clouds when . low pressure gives
warning of foul weather.-An old TOW
Of NJ. Trouve has bean reproduced In
the form of . per-weight contain
Ing an apparently living bird or IN
set. A miniature electric generator
In the base causes the artificial creature
to zap it, wings and produce pecu-
liar rustHng sound, the imitation be-
ing % deceptive that . certain sensi-
tive lady accused the inventor Of cru
city In imprisoning . live butterfly
to die OF starvation.-A new lamp
shade contains vaned wheel 20 mount
cd that tho current Of h0nted air from
the lamp r0tates series Of colored
bands behind . perforated desig6 ON
tho shade, producing beautiful eNoct.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
wAnAMAKnRs

These Suites are all collect
ed in one place on the
second floor. You can see
quickly and compare easily.
Each Suite has a legible
label giving the former price
and reduced price. You can
cut out the list and easily
identify any item that has
impressed you, without the
aid OF a salesman.
And bear in mind that we
have yet to learn the trick o
marking up prices to make {
margin for sham reductions
Every former price was I
low market price.
| Why this reduction OF 81
per cent? Never mind, Ioa
need not care. The fact mo-
1.-THE wherefore is importan
Ito you, and the fact is.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

THE MAsoRITy OF the Democrats OF
this city .eem so have given up ell hop.
OF eleosing Mr., Doueherty next SAtur
dty, and come to the conclusion that
the came power whish compelled .
DemocrAtlo L 'gislAture 70 take from q
Denocratlc City COUNSEL the power
which II had abused aud was using ioi
ahe benefit Of lite own members, Is Abou'
20 again assert Itself 10 behalf OF . re-
form In The affairs Of our municipality
ard in favor Of good govern neuk They
n well IS the R puolicsns kao. tina
the e'es Ion OF Nj. D uZher,y means I
psrpeiu alton OF the present system, snt
ahe pros;itution OF the Off u and III
police force for the advancement Of per
Bopal ends and the srSif ,.tlon Of per
soNal ambition Tlereiore there
Abou. 10 be political revolution la thl
city; The Democratic ps5ty have bee
Weighed In the balsn)e and f1un
want nS, consequently the people d.
mAnd Sni viii have chan &c.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

That Bourke will be the next chief OF
police under Dougherty CT he gets
,here), providing that Sergeant BArney
dewey don't want the office,
That the plcnickers had rather damp
seats on Wednes lay afternoon.
That the Hazsl Dell races are credit
to Wilmington.
That the po' ytechnital display In the
heavens on Tuesday night beat any
thing seen in the fireworks order In oul
life.
That Hyat.'s Military Band looked
tacky In their new uniforms and msd'
| good music.
That Eighth street park Ia d poo
place for drunken men and boys ID con
gregate in at night.
That our streets were allied will
s,range faces on Wednesday afternoon
That o nei2hbor of ours has heI
that never lays an egg on Sunday. Sh
Ilsys two on Monday to make uptor he
| devotion.
That straw berries will be At thei
height In two weeks time.
Tina, cur street markets are Q nui
sance, but an apparent necessity
That you can get all kinds OF rrintin
done at the REPUBLICAN, office.
That all fite and drum corpl made
more oiee than music.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
THURSDAY MAY 81, 1888.


NOW lhAt 1t is positively known thu,
under no circumstances will Mr.. Blaine
becoms the cand date OF the Republican
parry In the coming cAmpAigu, the
uuss.ion arises who shall ihe man be?
There 10 no scarcity Of Material In the
party, ard the main question IL who
VII make the best and s;rong esl cAndi
dae? The requisites Of candidate at.
veil known, aud . man must be found
20 a. them. He must be an earRes
Rspu blltA ready 10 keep pace with
She progression which that party II
yearly making. He must be In favoI
OF projection to Amsri,an industries
aud IN advocate OF Q Tariff that will OF
fectually keep the prod u,ts OF the pau
per labor OF Earope iren flooding on
markets, and auAlly he must DO . mai
who can command winning supper
In the doust al Ales. A number .
names are presented, each Of which
is claimed will meet these require
ments, and 1t will be for the Nations
Convention, In It's wisdom, TO So
whe her the standard bearers nam
shall be Gresham, Alger, Depev, Rush
Paelps, Sherman, Allison or Harrison
or whether each OF these shall be di
pArded and some one chosen whoI
name hiss rs YET scarcely been mention
cd in this CONGESTION.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

The Unttsd S;4sfs 5.Base has d )ns =
DsedttNale act In passing the bill cteAI-
ing General Sheridan general o; the
army, sad Is al homer we'll deserved
BY his sterling panios, who was never
found wanting when bis services we're
needed. During the dark days OF the
reoellion he never iHltersd or doubted
the triumph OF the cause OF the U nion
He 10 oee OF th use Who rose through bit
own eK rkion', aud With his trus'y
sword carved ont . record which vii
endure as long - time shsll last. HI
ipdoml,able will hiss on more than on,
occasion turned defeat Ia victory, and
hts pres 80 among bis men seemed h
make them invinoib'e. He should havl
reosivsi the honor which has now beel
conferred upon him before this lat
day, IS his brave deeds made him emi
nsnay q ted 70 oil the position.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31


while the wax collector Of the Hasda-
lena district Of Henora was passing
alenR the road near Santa Anna, on
Tuesday. having with him large stm
OF money, and being accompanied BY .
servant, he was AIRED Of by swo robbers.
de returned the Ore, killing one OF the
'. lliaps, whereupon the other fed.
Cynthia j. Fisher has filed o com
plant In the Circuit Court. In Marion
Indiana, demanding $40 COO damaaei
from James Shaw. who accidentally
killed her husband. Shaw was swing.
4 ing maui while Fisher was holding
'stAke. The maui slipped from the han
idle and Fishers skull was ffactured.
A freight train on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad was wrecked near
Louisville on Tuesday, The engine
boiler exploded and 81 CARS were de-
molished. W. 81. Quinn, eng tneer, wa
killed. The fireman, Richardson, ant
brakeman, Farley. were fatally injured
William Landreth, who murdered bill
step. daughter, . girl aged about II
years, At Portland, Oregon, was 1rie'
ct DAlles, yesterday. He confessed hi
guilt, and the jury returned Q vetdie
Of murder In the frs, degree. Landretl
is about SO years old.
Five men were badly crushed, tire
fatally, at Lacrosse, WISCONSIN, yeetsi
day, by q heavy crib Of lum Der 81 dtn
on them. The crib had caught at th
rivers edge and they were working
releaae IL.
The factory Of the WallinRford Whe'
Company, in WalliDgsford, Connection
was struck by lightning early yeste
lay morning aud totally destroyed b,
fire. Loss, &C. 600; Insurance., S2S 200.
The damage in Muskingum OohSt y
IOhie, by the storm on Tuesday,
placed at $40 0C0 More than 100 bull,
'nss were damseed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

THE observance OF Memorial Day
yesterday was not only credliAble to
those ,hAs participated In the ceremon
les, bat also 10 every one In this city.
AL along the line flags and bunting
were displayed, and the people turned
GU en mSsse 70 do honor to those who
were In lie line. TIE presence OF Gov.
BIT or B gas and his stan added eolAs to
the oc 'sslon, and The entlge display vas
She finest ever Witnessed In this city.
Y serisy surpassed anything OF the
kind ever before attempted here, and 1t
Is hoped thss the display next yeAr
may even be sstl more grand and gor-
gsous. o the iour or Ave- hundred
Grand Army men in line yesterday Il
IL scarcely probable thal they will oil
be here NIX. ysar, and So cash season
ro'ls around their places will have {:
be d'led by others, and by mem 5ers o
other orgAnIzA.iJns, and although th'
psrAds Vas large yesterday and credit
able in every respect, We trust tbs
next year 1t will still be larger, Ant
shat every organ 'zA,ion in lhs Of
will be presented.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

BAN ANTONIO, Tex, May 81 A
nun bsr OF ockt men met yesterday 10
pot. ct again t the passage by Con 7rest
OF TIE Mills Tar fl bill, al d particularly
pPsinst at clause relative to Q rec no
lion OF duty On wool. IL Ia un ierstt @
that delegation viii be appointed tc
accompany the reRUia ly elected TeI az
deleRstl)u to the Sc Louis Convention
and lobby In that body for tariff
plank In the Democ. alto nat onR
platform.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

PHILADELPHIA, rhur.dsy. Nay 81, 1888.
Are y0m a honSekeeb4r?
Do you propose to refur'
nish one or more bedrooms
either now or next autumn.
Do you expect TO furnish
IA house at any time this
year9
Are yoW a hotel keeber?
Are you fixing your house
for Summer guests, al I'D dc
lyou therefore want new Bed.
room SuItes2
Assent to any of these
questions and your In erests
will not excuse a failure to
read on.
The stofy is about Bed
room Furniture.
$50 Suites.
Yesterday the price s we'r
l$32.5o to $3.50.
To day the prices 3re $2S
to $3.50,
4 Not a 6asSe Suite In tn
lot. Not a popular v rood o
finish lacking Not move
s.yle but you may fin d it.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

THE ENTIRE Republican ticket Il
we'll worshy the support Of all who Ar'
In favor OF q reform In the affairs OIL
our mum ,ipali'y. Mr.. Harrington, th'
candidate for Mayor, Is we'll know
and highly respected In this commu
nifty, and there Is no doubt but hi
eleohon will be the means OF bring log
about . most gratifying change II
everything pertaining to that position
Mr.. LchtensIein made an ex,ellen
record when he Was q member OF Ooun
oil, which was strengthened when hi
was president, and the people kao~
that he will make . safe, conservative
ofioer. Mr.. Shippers has also made I
record Ss City Treasurer, aud IS Ions
NJ he held the position proved iaitAfu
In every respect TIE gentlemen VIII
are named by the Repu lIcans as me N
bers OF Coun,ii are ali we'll known, Aut
there is no doubt that II they are elect
cd the affairs Of the oily will be man
aged In suoh q manner thai ere Ion
the tax rate will be mAierisily reduced
Such are the candidates offered by ID
Republicans, and those Who desire
change in the affairs OF our city will q
vel 10 vote tor them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
Hawkins g. Co.,
INSURANCE - DEPARTMENT
We represent the
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY as
SIRRAAGE HnRpnRArln

SUHANCE CORPORATION,
of London, England.
The pioneers OF Liberal Ae.
cident Insurance.
Larger compensation for loss
OF limbs or eyesIght than an,
other company.
So, 1000, $25 Weekly Indemnify
81, 900, $l5 Weekly indemnify
So, 900, $40 Weekly Indemnity
Rates no higher than those o
first-elass companies who do no
give such compensation.
Prompt settlement of claims.
HAWKINS 8 CO., Agents,
a3 7i2 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
wILmINaroN * NORTHERN K r.

WILMING TON ~ NORTHERN Il X.
Time table In effect, May 18Th 1855. Trains
leave Wilmington (French street AS follows;
FOR Reading, Birdsboto, Joanna, Spring
field, Waynesb1rg junction, Manor rottsville,
.Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wernt r.
VILE and all points on the Philadelphia and
Reading H. r., 40 u. m. and 10 y. IN,
For Springfield Wnynesburg junction,
Coats sviile, Fmbreevlle, Leuapr, ChAdd's
Ford aud Dupont's and intermediate points,
1 Z 90 II. M, and % p. IN.
For Coates HE and intcrmcdllte points at
| 200 a. m, z. 40 and 500 p. IN.
| For West Chester, 7.oO a. m, 30 and 800
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
For hew Bridge and Intermediate points,
10 is D. m. and on Saturday only at $40 and
IL. Is y, m.
On sunday for Reading and intermedat,
points, at SOS a. m. and for springfield and
intermediate pnints at 8. 20 u. IN.
Ia. q Nc, ,AUsLAND, BOWNFSS BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Genl Pass. Ag't.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
idirsss Rsglstsrsi Lsttan 10
HEW Or LEANS N ATIONkL EAH =
HoW Orleans, La

REMEMBER Gss: sn' Pssssnss q
and Early, who are in charge OF the draw
tngs, Is a guarantee Of absolute fairnest
and integrity, that the chances arc ell
equal And that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise.
REMEsq BER that the payment OF 81
Prlzes is GUARANTEED BY ROUE
NATIONAL BANKS of Now Orleans
and tho Tickets are signed by the Prosi
don't Of an Institution, whose chartered
rlghts are recognised in tho highest Cour "a
therefore. beware Of any limitations OF an
tuoymous sohomea
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
sUMMER Ten ,Eli

Begins April 49, n n% ln.Ir.s
v new S SIsse:'v i H1 "a ,, ~ 9
:Sni r1ns Pi'9sS r':aisf
and Italian ~ LsP PssTtfsitars u gsl
us per term. IL 'ssuminont sRsciiiiis
eaFs sSSrsil Glasses, Es S.Td snd FS I'd
, Esa ao isseiSco t e \ q ESa
GelsTsdeaTu w V'sSATORY, E. a1.'
rTuS,ESSiin so sOsi'n'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
Philadelphia wiiminstsn q Bal
Hmore EaIlroad.

..
Gr1aM8 VII leave Whkekn&toM ~ h~Ah~vs
Phfladelphia fexpressl Z Z n %. %, tn
q IA d 20 $40. eH 10 o7, ii Ia III q - m, II y,
Il n 4 IA Il q 20 and Il 81 D m.
Accommodation. 100 10 Tu6 ieB q. y"
~ ~ Sss n. ~ * ia am piA
u, n N Il, y n "a al AZ I'D AM
= cn = M % -A''
.ppa Y. ~, nos.,,on am I'M sax n 10 M a
\ ~ ~ Z "a n .nd IA "a - :"
w. far% IN AZ 1sa emST io'a M 10 o.
~ ny ia IA ID NJ ~ "s1eaa 81
NJ "a ~ - ,a'A'' - $50 49,
ane w. ~ y ?. N. o.,.r v,. Y..uos,n. A n anc
a. m XanS ali m
,a nor sewsIn tGsansTs nS Sna n % ny 81.
B.lt% snS nn q Intermediate stations VIVA
bbsi t, sn na Sey h,,ne etnn 70 z: su
10 10 and ii o. A. M. IL oss ii II. IA. al s 10
| "A "a and a n m
New Castle, Q %, $40 a. M, ass, ass, sD
| % D. M, and IL Q5 Night
Georgetown and Lewes, 8 20 .. mad 80 p.n.'
i seaford (express), 30 p. m.
Harrington, DelinAr, and way stations, %
,r E,TpTsss%s Il ,oI harrington :" D. M "~'
tuHHn, 20 y. M hose, u.rr,rs,on. and Del,
h1pse ~ M sYr lover nArfinsSon' m" De'
"E Er.. II ya r dstx sm.m.
Eapre.: Tor Sspe S6 i. Ola Point Com
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

MY METHOD tho only known that cures perma
nently OF Special Diseases, largest uoe
aud private prsoaAl IFieuec. with every rcnsd
and means science for quickest recovery and
| permanent care. THE MOST DANGEROUS CAsEl
SOLICITED. Relief SEND for book TRUTH
special diseases aud exposing frAuds, theif tricks
victniKe sufferers aud avoid sueAed Ncgct able medi
clues blood purifiers, fraudulent PramisnE, no cure NJ
paw etc They ruin thousands. Best ski In the boft
ming will much suffering and delay. Write ,,i
| patients the doctor only. Hours % ;, g. w.
| leslAT and SATURDAY. TIL TO- sundAI TIL ~ WV
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

DFkENUCQ Jtseauses, and new Ano
hEAH " zoo suoosssfulCURE at your
lJONn home BY one who was deaf twenty
eight years. Treated by most Of the no
sod specialiats without benefit Cured him
self In three months, and since then hun
drods OF others. TuIl particulars sent on Ap.
piloStion. T.B. PAGE, Nc. q Wost slsI
let, Few York City, oct1s-tu,t ,sA-sm'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
"a LTImOMn q VsIO MAILROAE


s0HKDULH IN KrFHor. April %, 1888.
Trains leave pslawafs Avenue Dspoe
EAST BOUND.
For Philadelphia and Chester, lis, ! 30
Eb IS 81, 10 70, 10 so and sll II o. m; COS CO.
%, IS 70, 8 ab, Q 40, 7 80 - 40 and IS p. m
Un Sundays,T 80. I 50, Q c5, 10 80 and rl Il q.
m; 90, oO,s sb,'b 20. 70, to.'s % snc 500
p. m. -
For Singerly, accommodate n, daily Il 30
FOR Baltimore, accommodating. daily e1
oept Sunday 10 q. m.
For ohicago and Pittsburg, sxpresi, daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
IL 88 m.
Baltimore accommodation, daily 246 m.
Pittsburg, Chicago and st. Louis express,
singerIy accommodation, daily ! 80 p IN.
FOX LANDER BERG, 10 A. N.Sunda7
only, lL0o .. m. daily except Sunday, 2tb
r. TI,taS }s.Vs W; % SnI1I ss,.. Staten
For PhiIAdolphie ass p. m. daily. For
Baltimore asSP. M, daily. Fer LAnden
Derg $50 and II. 90 A. III. daily, oxoopt Sun.
day; O.lOs m on Sunday enlyi hSI and 800
PittsbufS. ohissso and 81. Louis express
Trans tor Niipinston--I.ssva PhiIsAs
phiA, daily, ~ %, 1000, Sll % .. n, u 90
noon, o. 500, $50, 'Aoo, s,aes. ala lolo,
Daily, szcspt sunday, so, I.to a. u,
"a. and 70 y. N.
Sundays only, s.N a m.
1 8xprbes ISinsh
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Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

We, the undersigned Banks and Banker
vii pay all Prizes drawn in Tho Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented o.
lur counters.
u N. WALMsLEY, Proa. Louisiana
National Banh.
tiOEsl BANK.
a. BALDWIR. Pres. n. o. Eat,l B'h
CARL KOAN, Pros. Union National
Bank.