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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-05

James, Geo, Ketchum-Lots S and 6, blk 81,
and imp. $500. and horse, $50; tax 81 60,
penalty Toe, cost Observation-Disclosures.
School district No. q tax and penalty :.
Johnson, A NJ, Bellevuc-Lot 3, blk d, and
imp, 80: tax ., penalty gSc, cost HDc. ....
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. .....
Johns. Morgan. Bellevue--Lots 10, II and
y. blk 30 and imp $50: tax 7 so, penalty
'oc' COST oOc. ....... ...............
JENNIE, A, Shoshone-Lots ~ and 20, blk
II, 100; tax 3. penalty 3Oc. cost soc. .......
School district No IL tax and penalty
Jones. b, Corral-Imp on NV \ Of NE \
NE \ of NV i, Sec 30, T N, Il Is Il,
100, three horses leo; tax 50, penalty 7Sc
johnson \ Clarity, Mountain Home-Iot
l, DIX 10 and imp l75; tax 5 25. penalty Sac
School district No II tax and penalty
johnson, NJ, Mountain Home-N u Of NV
y, Sec %. T3 S, re + 100, lots l, 2 and 2
Dix B and imp $50; tax = 40, penalty FAC
School district No II tax md penalty
James Nros, Antelope--Imp on W y Of 8
" Il, Sec d, and N 4 of SE II, Sec ~, Il
\. rs f 100, twenty horses SEQ, seven
wagons 245, farm implts 90: TIA IS IS, pen
atty %, cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-05
NEW TODAY.
Dissolution of Co-partnership,

The copartnership heretofore existing in the
seloon busn, 81 In HALEY, between the undersiyn-
ed, is this day dissolved by mutual conseat J. II.
Cassidy retiring. and Henry Kaiser CONT uing the
business, collecting all accounts due the firm and
assuming all its indebtedn So.
J. Il. CASSIDY,
HENRY KAISER.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-05

hicks, L, Corral-Imp on poss int At Cor.
raj, 100; four cattle 70, horses 100, wagon
rs; tan 8 IS, penalty SOC, cost I. .........
Poll and hospital tax and penalty......
HALEY Iron Works, HALEY --Lots 4 to II in.
elusive and lots IL to "a inclusive, block
l24, and imp $50; horse 40, mac hiuery,
etc, 1900: tax SO 20, penalty 81, cost l. -.
School district No. 7 tax and penalty %.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-05

uo,omon wAIote hi. 40 and Inn, soo
imp ON n. ar sec al t2sr o. p 300 two
horses 30 machines 5u % % n.n.i,v
2 49, cost 1................... 90 80
School district No - and penalty. 90
Poll and hospital and penalty. So
Hamlin, F J, Bellevue--N y lot 2 andlots
"a, 5, 6, blk q las; two horses 100. one
wagon 80; tax 95, penalty SOC, cost L.. 9 -
Poll and hospital tax and peuHlty... SO.
Hicks, NJ, Bellevue-Lots and 10, block
and imp $50, l"ts II and u, block rs
Is; lots l ane 2. blk 60; COW 25. horse
go; tax IA 70, penalty ~, cost ...... II IT
Foii and hospital tax and penalty. 80
Headrick, G Bellevue-I.ot 8. blk 80, 25:
tax 75c. penalty Ne, cost soc .............. 80
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 80
Humphrey, H J, Broadford. Lot - blk
imp 100: tax ,, penalty 30c cost SOC. 800. 50
School district NO tax and penalty 8 40
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8 80
Hunter " C. Sbcshone-Jot IA b,k 4 and
imp $50; tax 4 so, applied 2 70 balance
-, penalty 2jc, cost sc ............... ~
School tax and penalty. 90
usves, John. sboshone--I,ots E and nh
IA, l0C tx 3, penalty soc. cost soc. 3 80
School district No ~ tax and penalty IS
Hunter John H,;lev-Iun on land aud
s,w , m1 at m ,s .et Groy ausA ZOO
School district No tax and penalty 8 20
Poll and hospital tax and penalty ~ 8 50
Hun. sluan Ida Hailey-Iot II blk % md
INN 300. tax O. pcunltv yOc cost soc ~ 40
School district No 7 tax and penalty 3 so
Hawley ] H. Hail,v-Iots \ and 10 hIk 40
ana imp 1000: tax 80 penalty 4 cost 5O. AZ 30
School district No tax aud penalty II so
Hsy. Geo. Uailev-Iots1Isnd1o h,t &, and
imp 800. tx @ penalty zoe cost SOC ~ 10 40
s, hoo, Iistrict No tsr mi n.n.iiv y ~
uso NV ILL.,. -. zoo -,
horses ion. tax lb nrpnItv 5I cost Zoe II M
school district No 7 taY and ncnaltv 4 m
Hall. Alvin A. So,d,er-Imn on SE l; Sec %
r. N r. IA e. $50. two cattle 40 two
horses 10 harness ana WAGON 5o. t.ysTo
penalty SIC. cost w.. ~ 81
Poll and Hospital tax and penalty ...... s 80
Hnllett Samu Sold;er-E Il of NV l. and
lots / and . s,c 10 r IN r IN = snd
INN zoo. t,x - n.n"itv ~ co.t 20 i ~ anu - m
Poll and hospital tax and penalty s 50
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-05

Gannctt L +. Ketchum- Lots and 4, blk
~. and imp $50; tax 81 90, pen 45c, cost soc 8
School district No. tax and penalty. 81
Green. Charles, Soldier-2 horses 80, wagon
and harness 60: tx 20, pen AZ, cost SOC s
School district No. Is tax and penalty. /
Poll and hospital tax and penalty ...... 5!
Griffin. d W, Dliss--E!t OF SEA, Swil SEX
ofSWh Sec 3, It is, Il Is f. imp only ,1OO
one hundred and seventy five cattle 1918,
tifty-four horses 1900; tax 1871 %: applied
50 rs; balance 81, penalty s ~, cost l 30
School district No. Ii tax and penalty. 4s {
Gillihan, John, Bellevue-Five cattle 95,
two horses l50 wagon and harness 20; tax
As penalty 95c, costs SOC. .............. 10
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 6l
Graham, George s, Toponis-Ten cattle 800.
four horses l15, wagon and harness Is,
farm im'pl'ts2O tax II 60, pen &c, cost
ooo IL
School district No. % tax and penalty 81
Poll and hospital tax and penalty ..... 81
Grant, I, 8, Howe-Imp on poss int, Little
Lost River 900; tax 8, penalty Coo, cost 5Oc I !
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-05

Idaho Gold and Silver Con Co. Rocky Bar
Water wheel and fixtures, $1,000; tax $40,
penalty 81, cost soc. go.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-05

HALEY, T., January 1, 1858.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-05

Miner, NJ A, Bellovuc--w y NV 4 Sec 25,
NEh K y NV "a NV u of NV h Sec
&C sw Il VIZ hsw u Sc Il Sec o.
and imp $l077; six cattle 100 fifteen
horses 40 three wagons 49, two hogs 4;
tax s5l 40 penalty II, cost I.......... 81 IS
Poll and hospital tax and penalty...... ~
Montgomery, Gsorge, K-tchum--Lots3 and
I. block 50. and imp, 100; tax 8, penalty
school district No 8 tax and penalty. i 50
Murdoch II J, Ketchum-!-ots c and Z. blk
D. and imp, 20; horse 80; tax 240 penalty
School district No. 6 tax and prna:ty.. i IS
Monks, John, Ketchum-Lot S. blk is. and
imp, 1850; tax 30. penalty 45c, cost 4 dol SIS
School district No. 6 tax and penalty. Pl6
Pol and hospital tax and penalty...... 8 ~
Milsy, J Ketchum-sE Il of lot ,. blkl7
and imp, 800: tax Q. pen 90. cost \ dol. 10 10
School district No. tax and penalty. > 10
Poll and hospital tax and penalty 49,. $50
Welcome. Thos. Ketchum-I.ots and 6,
blk IT, and imp. lSo; tax g. penalty 3Oc.
School district No. & tax AMI penalty. %
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. s %
Monks Foslina. Ketchum-House on river
west 81 K.trhum: $50; twenty-five: cattle
$50, three horses i2'. two wagons IS, hAr
Is; tax % u.s. penalty 80. cost l........ ~ ~
School district No tax and penalty. 92s
McPheters, A +, K-tchum-I.ot 8, blk IL.
and imp lao; tax 40. penalty 45c. cost
school disrict No 6 tax d penalty. ais
Poll and hospital tax and penalty...... 50
Mosler, John, ketchu1i-LOts and q. blk
0, and I'M, 100; tax 8, pen Soc cost Il dol -
School district No tax aud penalty. %
Poll and hospital tax and penslty...... 20
Mosser. s P, Broadford-C Cow 2s. horses
100 harness 20; tax IS. penalty ~ cents.
School district No. Q tax and penHlty.. 10
Morse. P. Brondford-Two cattle 45, i've
horses IT'S, wagons and harness So; tax
| 9. penalty 90 cents cost y dollar. 10 -
School district No. tax and penalty. $40
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. -. %
Monroe, D Il. shOsh one-Lots Il and IA, blk
IL 100; tax 3, penalty zoe, cost y dol. 60
| School district No l. tax and penalty Us
| Miller, August, Shoshonc-- House north Of
shoshone rs; tax 20, penalty 23;. cost y
| Schpol district No IL tax and penalty -
| Pon and hospital tax and penalty. 20
Miller, Frank, Shoshone--Lot &. blk
Reese add leo: tax 3, penaly soc, cost 4 dol 10
| Schoo! district NJ II TAX md pensNy s6
Msrker Anna, Shoshoue--LHts rs AMI 90 bik
| md imp zoo; tax II, penalty 20, cost
| Schoo. district No Il tax ana penalty TT
Med, NJ. A. Soditr-SE See I,TIs..R
| IA imp3 o: tax O. rer.lt' aOc. cost 4 dol 10 %
School district Nc - tx R-l6 =. uelty Is
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-05

Lee, O II P, Bellevue Two horses 500.
wagon s25; tax So IS, pen 3sc, cost &c.,.
Longood, Vim, Ketchum-Lots Z and 8, blk
46, and imp, 100 tax g. pen 3Oc. cost 6Oc.
School district No. 6 tax and penalty.
Luark, RI, Kptchum-Lot 2, blk &c, and
imp, $50: tax so. penalty 4Sc, cost Soc.
School district No. 6 tax and penalty.
Lewis. II G. ct al, Kstchum-Two mort.
cages. 4sl: tax IA 43, penalty ~, cost SOC
School district No. 6 tax and penalty.
Lewis. H G, h PiAkhsm. Ketchum--Mort.
gage, 800; tax ., penalty soc. cost 6Oc.....
School district No. q tax and penalty.
Little. John. Broadford-Lot Is. blk "a. and
imp, 50; tax so, penalty l5c, cost &c.,.
School district No. tag and penalty.
Launder, W, Shoshone--LOts 7 and 8. blk
50; tax 3, penalty SOC, cost y dol. ........
School district No. II tax and penalty.
Leitzky. Albert. Crichton-sE II Sec so,Tl
3. X 10 +. and imp, %: three cattle 45.
Ave horses $50; two wagons and harness
SO: tax 8 10, penalty Sic, cost ..........
Leon, Shoe, Rocky Bar--Chinese gnrien,
100; tax 3, penalty 30c, cost y dol........
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. .....
Lcadley. l., Atlanta--HOuse in AtlAnts. 100;
tax 3, penalty SOC, cost 4 dol.............
Loriza, Mrs NJ, Bellevue NE L of NE
Sec 81. NV X of NV Il Sec 20. W u OFFS
" u Sec Is, II 8, X ~ f. and imp, 2nO;
tax 6. penalty Coo, "ost y dol. :.
Lavell. Thos, Ketchum-- Mortgage, 1928 80;
tax SO rs, penalty 5 90, cost y dol. ........
School district No. 6 tax and penalty.
Logan, Thos f., Haley Lot 20. blk 81 loo,
rs, penalty Soc, cost hf dollar.
School district No I and penalty.
Lee l. Anderson, Mountsin Homes hf OF
Sc Or of sec 2, sc or Of sw Or, seo 2, 80. FIVE
horses 2Go, wagon and harness lie. farm
implts IS. TIA 4G, penalty l A., cost Lee.
School district No II I and penalty.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
CAPT. LANvroS EuLoGrzED.
The Old "Thirticth Indiana" Has II
Neuninn q nd Nclniccs.

The survivors of tho 3Oth Indiana volun.
tccrs held reunion at LigOnicr Ind, re-
Gently. and among all the veterans present
none crcrccCivcd more enthusiastically than
capt. lHwtun, Of the 18th United States cav
airy, now stationed at Fort Mycr, capt. Lrw.
tons popularity at that gathering mly easily
be understood when II is known that he en-
listed In tlc old 3Oth rs private when the
war broke cut aud that lac served IN u con TIN
uuIsly. In every uun.COmmis stoned and com
missioncd grade until that bloody conflict
ceased
The following resolutions were offered by
Col. j. u. Dodge, and the scarrcd ana gri"Iol
veterans shouted an unanimous aye
whereas capt. II. w, IHWtuu. Oi the ttli
regiment United Stntcs cavalry, formerly col.
OnCl of the Both regiment Of Indiana No!pn.
tccr,, !, with us, the survivors OF said rogi-
mcnt, at this our fifth reunion this ith dav ui
April. iSSS, being the twuuty.siNth anniversary
Of the battle of shiloh: and
whereas each aud every surviyurni SAID
regiment, through years of service In the late
civil war, bears witncs, tu his giillautry duyo.
tlon 20 duty and soldcrly ability; and
Whereas since his entrance into the rCgu-
lar army ne has by distinguished services won
further HuIyls; therefore he II
"RcsOlVcd, That We hereby request The sru
atOrs and representatives In Congress from the
state uf Indiana Ia present to the proper au.
thOriticS this our memorial tCstifyng tu oar
conviction that capt. l.awtOn has fairly wuI
and Is entitled to recognition AMI promotion.
and we ask that they respectfully urgu that
he be- advanced 10 the rank and position To-
which his services and merits cntitle him.
Resolved. That amy such advancement aud
promotion will be hailed with satisfaction aud
gratitude by the comrades of Capt. lawion
and by lndiunaus generally, who feel u lust
pride In the record aud achievements Of this
soldier son Of this state.
"RCsOlNCd, That the secretary of the rcgi'
mUnt he Instructed to transmit copy ut these
resolutions tu SuCli Of the senators aud repre-.
sCntHtiVcS uS are IN congress from the STATE of
mdianu."
II Is understood that cart. Luwtun'- bril-,
liant services In the ApnChu war whore hC
captured GCrnuimn viii hc rev Irlrl 10y pro-
motion IN the mSI Cctur generals department
National Republican., 1888-04-17
baltimore Produce Market-Arrn 10

COTTON steady; middling, 9iGl0c.
FLOUR firm, with good ACKNOWLEDGMENT
str,ctand western super, S23IGi2,7b; do. TX
ira. S3.O@3.T5; do family, Si0Odi.D; city
mills super. &s,3IGt2Gd; do extra, S3O1,3.1j
do. Riokbrunds, Si.i0QGiI5; PatitpScU super
lutivc Patent, $50: do family, s5.l5.
WllEAT-Soutlcn steady and quiet; red
G9d9ic; amber, g}l' gic; western iirmcr AMI
Quet:No. = winter red spot, s9lGtaO!c: May, glht
Gl.c; June 9i@ F!tc; July. oOc asked.
CORN - southern higher; white, C3GGic;
yellow, GidtG5c western iirner and quiet
mixed, spot, G""j!!c; May, Gl@tG|c; June
G!lc asked.
OATS firm Southern and Pennsylvania,
3S@4ic western white, il@i2c; do. mixed,
3SGI3gc.
RYE frncr. iOG;3c.
HAY steady and firm; prime To choice west
EN-, SiiOO6IlGCO.
PROVISIONS quiet and steady Mess pork,
SljOO. Bulk meats shoulders and clear ril
sides. packed, TMS,. Bncon-ShoulderS "a
slC; clear rib sides, Sc; hams, ais.c Lard,
refined. See.
BU1'fER lower western puckcd, eoIsIc'
creamery, 25GCs0c
EGGS steady, lii0 lGC
PETROLEUM steady; refined, &c,
COFFEE stcady-Rio cargoes, ordinary t'
fair, liGrli!c.
SUGAR hrm--A soft, ialCc; copper re
fined firm, l5!W lGC
WHISKY steady md quiet, Sl9i@l.23,
National Republican., 1888-04-17
DROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS
SUPPLIES
WAnnrrARrurNr. April >, Is

WAR DEPARTMENT. April :, ISIS.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will he re-
ccivCd nt this Office until O'Clock y. m.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il, 1883, for furnishing
Miscellaneous Supplies, consisting Ot Broom-,
brushes, Soaps. Towels, Nc,, Sc, for the War
Department and It's bureaus in Washington,
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the items
and estimated quantities required, together
with Instructions to bidders, will be- furnished
on application To this office.
Bidders are notified that no award or formal
acceptance of any bid under this advertise.
mcnt will be made until Congress makes an
Appropriation from which the supplies called
for can be purchased.
Bids will bc considered on each item scpa
ratrly
Proposals must BE- addressed 10 the under
signed, indorsed on the outside Ol the cn.
velopc, proposals for Miscellaneous sup
plies"
e. II. IIOYT
Assistant nuartcrmlstcr.
n,.iI ~ 4. ~ iri -
National Republican., 1888-04-17
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
wn DrrArrMrNT, April., iS~

WAR DErARTMFNT, April =, iS>S
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, Will he rc
cciNcd at tliS office until o'clock y. m.,
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1855, for furnishing
stationery for the War Department and its
bureaus In Washington during the fiscal year
ending June 10. 1889.
Blank FERNS Of proposals showing the items
and estimated quantities required, together
with circular relating thereto, will he fur
niSlcd ON application To- this Office.
Bidders are notified that nOuward or formal
acceptance of any bid under this advertise.
mcut will be made until Congress makes
I'm appropriation from which the supplies
called for can he purchased
Proposals must hr addressed to the under.
sigurd, indor>rd on the outside OF the envelope,
proposals for stationery"
Bids will be considered on each item sep
Gratcly G. H. iIONr,
Assistant i.UartCrmastcr,
apl3.ll,lG lTmyll,l2
National Republican., 1888-04-17
DIED.

IlNSrINGS.--Nt Nt his late residence, li1l Ncr
mont avenue, at 1910 y. m. Monday, Apr. H.
JAMES KOBEET llAsTlNGS,
Further notice of funeral will be given
81 Louis MOI and POughkccpSlr ON. y % pa.
pcrs please copy
BROWN. At her late residence, Laurel,
Md, Mrs. ANN Blows, wife uf the late j. D.
~ ,J Su,,," W, m tsSs ~, :, w @ ,n
- years
burial services ut 81 Philips Protestant
Episcopal Church Laurel, Md. ON "Wednesday
afternoon, 18th instant. at 2o'cl"ck Friend
invited.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
DRorosALs FOR OFFICE FuRNrrHE
WAR DEPARTMENT, SUrrLY DIVISION,
II ,,t,il A.

" WI 11EFANTNENT' NTTTI1 IITNINTWN,
WASHINGTON CITY, April u. lSSS
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will hr rc.
ccycd NJ this Office until WEDNESDAY, MAY
of plain aud upholstered oh,cc furniture as
may hc required fur new offices in the West
and Center Wings OF the state, War, and Navy
Department Iluildng.
Lists Of articles with information to guide
bidders. will be- furnished on application.
The government reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids. and To- waive defects.
Envelopes To be- indOrsCd "prOpOsHl> for
Furniture" g. II. ilOlT,
Assistant puartcrnastrr.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
ala} ft,lG,
DRorosALs ron sCrrLlEe AXn WASH

DROPOSAI.S FOR SUPPLIES ANn WASH
ING TOWELS, AND FOR THE pGR
CHASE OF PULP WASTE PAPER, &c.--
TREASURY DErAuTNENT, BuRLNu or ESGHN.
ING kNn PRINTING. WAsuSGToS, ID. T.. Apr, y,
1855 Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until l9m,, TUESDAY. MAY I, lNSS,
to furnish supplies To- the bureau of engraving
and printing during the fiscal year hrgnninl;
July I. iSSS. of the following classes: Dry
CUlOrs oils, &C.. chemicals. &c.. paper, typogru.
phc inks, cngravers supplies. binders sup.
plies, hardware. plumbers supplies, castings,
textiles. Sc, rubber goods gr0ccrs' Nunhrics,
lumber, horse feed. lee and miscellaneous.
Awards Will he made only tO established
manufacturers of Or dealers In the articles.
Sealed proposals will also be- received until
the same time for washing towels during the
same period and the award will be made only
tu II person or firm having established faCil.
tiles for doing the work.
Sealed proposals will also be received until
the same time for the purchase ut pulp pro.
duccd 10y the marcratium of notes, securities,
Sc, and for the purchase Of waste paper aud
other refuse materials during the same period
The right l. reserved TO waive defect aud
10 reject any or ull bids or parts uf bids.
Blank forms with specifications for prupu
sails and further information desired by in
tending bidders will be- furnished on upplicil
tiun nj this office. L. q. GRAY rs, Chict OF
Bureau. aplOtu3t
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Address registered letters 10 u-''
NEW ORLEANS NSi1IOSiGD
New Orleans, ~,

ss' Remember that the prcorncc Of Gems.
ltnurcgard and Early, who arc hhchlrge Of
the drawings, L. u guarantee OF absolute fair.
ness and integrity, that the chances ara all
equal, and that no ono can possibly divine
what number will draw u prize,
"Rcincmhcr. also, that the payment of prizoS
Is GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL
EASkS of New orleans, AMI dhe tickets I-.
signed by the President of an Institution
whose chartered rights nrn recognized in thU
tiuns and anonymous schemes" dcl3thtu
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Julius Lansburgh,
3l5 7th St. N. w.
nlrHTHERIA, MEASLES, SCARLET

~ FEVER, and other 2ymotic diseases
iurk in the atmosphere and hover over every
household at this season of the year when
thorough ventilation is impracticable on ac'
count of the severity of the weather. Ere
quent fumigaton of apartments with Sea-
bury's Hydronaphthol Pastiles puriiies
the atmosphere, destroys disease germs, and
thoroughly disinfects all carpets, bedding, and
drapery while mpartlng delightful aromatic
odor that Is not injurious to silver, brass, or
other metals. Cellars, closets, attics, &C.,
should be made healthy by burning therein
Seabury's sulphur Candles, which are
pure, cleanly, and safe. For the toilet, bath,
lavatory, and nursery, Seabury's Hydro
naphthol Soap should be used exclusively.
BY~ Don't forget BensOn's Plaster for
aches and mains, 2t
National Republican., 1888-04-17
TIE MARKETS
Dun All pay, but showing some Life
at the Close.

NEw NurK. Apr, id.-rhc stock market was
quiet and the general list wa, without move
mvnt ui Importance for the rutirr lav, the In.
tcrcst crntrrins In the Rirlnuond and Wcs'
Point stocks and Sew England. whose az
fivity ard strength was responded To only
Slightly 10y the general market There WA.
some attempt To- advance the market in the
early trading, and though London was a seller
the stocks offered were taken, hut the gains
We're afterwards wiped out. New England
early became conspicuous on the buying OF
BOSTON parties and the standard oil interest,
and the rumOrS of u consolidation with the
New Haven road were again In circulation
and seemed 10 lind sumr believers.
Later In the day the result uf the meeting
of the lchmond and West Point directors was
made public, and the buying IN the stocks Of
that company became very large while their
prices moved w sharply. The general list
responded fCChly 10 the stimulation of this
novcmcnt, and quotations were improved al
around, The mulOtony was not relieved until
toward . o'clock. when the moycmcn, in the
Richmond and West Point stocks began,
which infused some life into the list, and
prices moved up all around. The last prices
were at or near the best Of the day, and the
tlusc was active and strong. Compared with
Saturday, closing prices are small fractions
higher, but New England rose q, Richmond
and West Point preferred q, the common u.
and Rock Island per cent, while Tennessee
I
National Republican., 1888-04-17
PROI'DS ms.
DRoposAI,s FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP.
PLIES,
DErAHTNENT or TIM tSrEmoH.
NEA.tttNgrpg II q Npr 4 IsSS

WNtlIINGTON, y. z, NnT, Z, nv,
Sealed proposals will he received at this DE.
pnrtmcnt until IL O'CLOCK VI. THURSDAY,
MAN3, 1883, FOR furnishing Miscellaneous sup.
plies To- the Department nt the Interior during
thc fiscal year ending juno 30, 1889, consisting
OF brooms. brushes, clocks, file holders, port
folio drawers, soaps, hardware, chairs, carpets,
desks, dry goods, lumber, forage, Sc.
Proposals must be made on the Department
forms, which, with the necessary Instructions.
viii be furnished on applications. They must
he addressed 10 the Secretary Of the Interior
and ndorScd upon the envelope, proposals
for Miscellaneous supplies.
WM. +. Villas.
utI, ftuIt SpgtpturV.
National Republican., 1888-04-17

2,li0 Prizes, amounting gto.""".........sS]j,oo
80 For Club rates or any further nfOrma.
tiOn upIly TO the undersigned. Your hand
writing must lC distinct and signature plain.
More rapid return mail delivery will be assured
by your mclosire un Envelope bearing your
full address.
Sond Postal Notes, Express Money orders,
or New York .ENchaug5 III ordinary letter.
Currency by Express (at our CNpcnscI I'D
dressed TO NJ. 4. DAlrIIIS,
New Orlcnn. =.
National Republican., 1888-04-17

EN.ItEPREsENTATNE THOMNs II. CoBB, oi In
diana, arrived in the city yesterday, and j.
registered ut the National Hotel.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Washington stock Exchangc.

The following list of the most active stocks
dealt in on the Washington Stock Exchange Is
furnished hy Mr~sr~. He'll ~ Co., Bankers, No.
liai Pennsylvania avenue:
National Republican., 1888-04-17
LOrTERTES.
UNPRECEDENTED
ATTRACTION.
IOTTT:RTTS
OverHalfa Million Distributed

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated by the legislature IN 1858 for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and iis
franchise made part of Tie pr,."nt atu
Constitution in 1873 10y an oNcrwLt min. 'op
uiHI vote,
its Grand SINGLE Nurnbrr Drawing, tgr
place every month and II Gran quarterly
lhuwlrrs take place In March. June. syptam.
Der, and December
I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise
fhC arrangements fur all the Monthly and
quarterly Drawing ofthc Louisiana state lot
tuy Company, anu y icrs9n mundFG and son.
same are conducted with honesty. fai'ics-
and In good faith toward all PARTIES, aud wu
nuihoriIe thc company 10 hsG TIL, eerihcJt"
eGsZNG1<lIGzll}2 f2
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II [eee~T
COMMISSIONERS.
We tie undersigned Banks aud Bankcrs will
pay all priEC> drawn in the Louisiana state
Lotteries which may be presented at cur cOun.
tciS. -
President Louisiana SRtionai hank.
pIEtlI;E IANNUN.
President state National Bank,
\. BALDWIN.
President New Orleans Sntl iianiS,
CARL KOHS,
President Union National Bank.
Grand Single Number Draw
ing,
At the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY, MAY \, 1883.
CADITAI DRIVE GIEO OOD