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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
4 BAD WRECK

a Conductor and Brakeman on the Mis-
touri Pacific Seriously jursd.
Special to the Gazette.
PoTTsBo2o, TEX, April 13.-There
WAS considerable wreck On the Missouri
Pa.ifc Railroad near this place about II
q. m. to-day. A box car loaded with coal
just in front of the c.booss jumped the
track while the train was passing over a
small bridge, and when it WAS On the
bridge the trucks sided from under 1t,
remsining On the track, and cspsiz ed the
csboose, which wss hurled over the
bridge and fell IN the Toad below, bottom
upwards, distance Of twenty feet. Your
reporter was &c the wreck g snort
time afterwards and found ,b.s the con-
duc.or, Mr.. Hsrk Heineicke, wss badly
hurt, having his right leg broken between
the knee and snkle, terrlc!y cut end one
bone protruding through the desh. He
was on top OF tDe csbcose at the time,
and ss Il turned he jumped 2 distance OF
nesrly thirty feet, liz on the hard ground,
broke and cut his leg. Drs. Cary and
Parish were soon on the ground, and put
aim under the IL huence of chloroform
and dressed the wound. Hank ia an old
conductor on the rosd. he has
been rur ming here for twelve
or fifteen years snd has e
family living in DenIson. BE said:
"Well, boys, 1 have helped to fix up
msny poor fellow in this tx, but my
turn hiss come ct last." He begged the
doctors not TO smputAte the. limb. The
wreck train arrived il short time with
DR.. Acheson, who took him In charge.
Pst Oliver, brakeman, wes Inside OF the
caboose at the time and went over in the
wreck. He WAS considerably bruiGed.
Tae track was soon cleared and both
wounded men we're put on the passenger
train, which wss only detained two hours,
and taken to Denison. Heineicke's leg
will have TO be smputated.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Special to tho Gazstte.
DBNls9N, Tx, April ia serious
wreck occurred on the Missouri Pacific,
eleven miles wesi Of Depison, by s car
lesvirg the track and throwing several
down an enosnkment twenty-fv feet
high, breaking the right leg OF Conductor
Henicke and the right leg OF his brake
mSp, Pat Oliver, both men being seri-
ously Injured internally. They were
brought TO DeniSon By the wrecklng crew
and are resting easy st present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
Live Stock Markets.

KANSAS CITY, No., April 3.-Cattle-Reosipt,
10 o; shipment $40; shlpp Dg steers'steaoy and
SOLO, higher; bltcher's steers firm; good
cows scarce and lochigher; common steaoy ;
stockers and fesdeTs steady to suopg;
good 10 choice corn fed 81 6094 90; coD-
mon to medium s. 2564 so; stockers 81 coz
30; feeders s. C08S 81. COWS 81 0Oa so. IHogs
,-Receipts 5000, shipments e20O; mnrset active
and steady TO sTrong at Yesterdays prices /;
ranging from s. as 40. sheep-Raceipts 5000 /,
shipments -; market quiet bu about steady !;
good TO choice muttons "a 75s5 Is; common
to medium 81 50e4 20.
ST. LOUIS, No, April l3.-Cattle-Receip.s
2n0; shipments 500; market strong. Hos
Receipts 1900; shipments 1900; market active
ans higher. ranging from IS l0a5 65 Sheep
Receipts le0; shipments 2lCo; market arm; Iair
to fancy 81 o. as 10.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-Beeves-Rec. ip.s,
IS cstIoads for market. 20 carloads for export
ers, and 20 cars fox city slaughierers direct
Fhner with fairly active trsdss Common to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

buicaora' sTesu $500; rasa,llngS 2ecss pslis
MoLAssre-Fancy -e'.o' al. .4sea-oc; cho'ce
| reboiIed 3ssi2c; ur'r1n rebetfed IS a sc; fair
een;Itfugsls $780, leninioh centrifugals "A
Nuts Peonu.s,4 5ss,; oceans 416s5c {;
almonde- 1885, axSE5f nuts, rs par . l.rers7
l4c par 81 5cas.izt valnu!s, 100 psz ,.
NALs-s: s pe5 ksg, eazl0 lea; bSsd9E
western horseshoe nsns, No. I. too; no. 5. ESQ;
No, S, 2Sci No. !, &c: No. g. Zoe; "Lale'P" No.
45ci No. 5, &c; No. G2ci TO, ]. zoe; No. 9. l9c
AIss5l3, Eane1 No. 4, &c; No. 5, 24oi No. 0, Slc
No. Z, Ice; No. S. lsc.
PGOvIs.ONs-Ws quots oa ths bssls Il osI
ioys:
FIsh-Nacke-el, 49, . kits No. ]. 81 Sc: Nc. ?,
ash, 61c.
spioed picked behring's, per buokst, 81 SO.
Holland hef,irg,-Kegsr 81 50esl %.
Dried herringg-Per box, 400.
Bologna saussge, Ike,
NeaE-ougs. cured oErs lIH9l2o: sugar-
euros rreRffthE bacon llitG l1Sci thort olasT
silver shitld hams Ike; 90 breakfast bacon
ike; DO BIO Gle ar bacon CSC; do short clear
dry salt meat SIC.
Ls.,;- Refined t'arcs, 7Gef,Ic; So rons
~ q 33i At 4 ans i9StZo; I"-s ranH, Si<6S1c :
) a Sans Sii9s &c; 4 save * 6sHc
HjT1:aG, psT obi. g - SIlu. per Dbl 81 g.,
Oair1esl nsw--PeE han Sal, 100 los, "a 10.
Oracksd vhsSE--PGT .. &c.
Ctscksrs-A coda, Sc: Xxx soda. 6sci eres-1
SIC; ginger snaps, Sc; lemon cresmsfc.
Sugar-Ftns powdered. pbiss eS6SbcI 90
half Dols, s %6Sxo; rat LOST, bbls, q @S11o; do
half bhl5 sH6sac: standard gEGEulste., hbls.
1S9Izai AOalsiAns 2Yanulsbsds bbls, Ih9
INc; sssndard Z, 1iS6 Ike; choice Tht:e, txG
74,: 1.ouis,arl J, o., choice. fhS6Sc; DO
fancy 6XasIo.
sunGcles-ssaroh. pearl, 3H@3H; lump, SKA
&c: cGnGles, full boz. A8sc; 6IicE 07ndi, 81
e9,; fancy. lGSl6G; rope. sisal, X Inch Osse
II q li&c; DO cott0r, x and Sis inohr l 4
q ,6a; 10 COTTON, X inch, lie; herring, imported,
81 i5 per Eao: r3talno. California loose musGa
tells g %; do 3 boxes, 81 10; do 4 boxes, :;
ciGer. crab .pSleI 4JC; niesouIi. 3Uo; vinegar.
Is 32J3 concentrated iya,g2 I574oGj jugs, glazed,
!0c per Efli cs3aAE. S!aSGd, l0c pol ga, indjSoI
nc pc. d; hluipg 30cSsl co per dozeni C2le
mans rau:Iagd. = h, s. % per dozen;
car co. Dor y 6oI; buoAets. two hoops 5. 6jG
80 per dozoai Brilliant oils, hbIs. lSoi Euplons
oblr, ESQ; do. IS csse3, IS 10; briliisnS,
casse, s. &c; co, l2.l cares, s. 90; baking pow
derg, hulk, IIcj 3 cans, 81 90; mac-Goni,
s.nAn box, $50; veEmicaNl, small box, f5c,
catslp 70 bulb, per gallon. 6jc; Wc.oectef
sEUcs In bulk. por gsilnn. q 2h. NiTaa 0ioh'ac.
rsr X hbi. 70 81; dried apples, As, 81 a &C.;
sliced, 7'f67Hc; choice evapOrsted, eH6l0ci ;
fancy, %3lIc.
Ri0e-Prime 6S5Hc; choice 6I S6Hc.
FOULTRY-We quoSe; Young II ing ohlcSsT 5
81 IS per doc; Ola hena & IS Pc: 0es: turkeys
WAIsKY-Rsct,cad 81 col 80. 70 psr proof !
so1r msEh. two yeSrs old, Il 5GRl TO- thros
years old 81 9099 90; fancy extra old whisky
nnS%S co.
woOL-Light medium. lssIso.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
TEE COOKING MAIN.
Four:h Day OK ths Cpck,pE Mama Field
Day for Dalizs.

Fcur!h Day OK ths CnckipR hEiu-A Field
Day for Dallas.
spec!a! 20 tbs GAzetts.
DALLAS, TEX April 19-The fourth
day CT the coc&ing maiu between Dallas
aud Marshall showed no lsggiDg Of inter
est in the main. Il VAS another field day
for Dallas, who won two Of the three
fights, thereby winning the main, which
was thirteen fights. Dallas has already
wen seven, with three more fights to be
made YET. The fun commenced this
morning with two fights between Dallas
and Austin.
First ight-DSllas showed an Irish
gray, weighing six pounds, sgaiast Aus
inns Irish dandy, four ounces lighter.
Won by Dallas in ten minutes.
Second figbt-Dalles fought dark 1sd
stag, Weighing four pounds and eight
ounces, against Aus:in's Claiborne OF the
same weight. The Austin bird fought
hard, completely disabled his antagonist,
and then left the pit just IS Dallas died
Declared In favor OF Dallas.
The main was then resumed and three
good lights made.
First fght-Dallss showed 6 dark red
shawlneck Hsrhorse weighing flvs pounds
fur ounces, and Marshslla black breasted
red au ounce heavier. II the first round
the Dallas cock got his wing broken and
WAS unable to fight. Won by Marshall in
three minutes.
Second 6ght-Dsllss WAS represented
by black breasted pale red weighing FIVE
pounds seven ounces, snd Marshall by
dark red an ounce lighter. In the first
round Marshall got gated through the
head, and in two minutes longer Dallas
finished dim.
Third Fight-Dallas fought dark red
Of FIVE pounds seven ounces against Mar
shsll's ginger red, an ounce lighter.
Won easily by Dallas in five minuteg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
prime rsl Eos s.; buns anal az sous s, az

prime F$s 55@5 IS; bulls and dry cows s. eo0
81. British cat l. srd Detf marSct duh;
American Sc ers OF wantet In l. udon market
at I'D per pound dead WEIGHT for Iiue and
American refrigerator :. ef sellit z slowly 81
- per unC. sheep Rece'I'ts - 0; firm and
fairy dc i've st f1l pric =, with alec al 81 50G
10 for IL s,oTn sheep; Sc 25Ss IS tor IN horn
warnings; 81 S0G6 OF for clipped the,p, and
80 5OG5 % for 81 pped yet.linAs.
CHICAGO. ILL, April Is - Cattle - Receipts
o5OI sntpu"ns 700; market stronger;
stee s @5G3 SO; sCGCkers and feed
ers s. 40G 20, COWS, bulls and mixed 8 6oa
) 20, Texas cattle 81 55G4 II Sheep-
Receipts 4C01; shipmeAts 10; Ta-ket
Gull; s. 5066 10i western "a 1895 TO- Texas
81 0OG4 IS; lambs S. Q0aG o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
ON WALL STREET.
IN Immense Demand for Railway
Bsuds, Which IS Is Very Hard
to supply.
s,,,k Market Closed at About the Bes:
Prices of the DaJ-Hissouri Peo DE
Showed Some Weakness.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
.,ecisl to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, April lS.-Railway bonds
to.day closed as follows: Fort Worth and
Denver City at 79i; Texas and Pacific
incomes at les; Rios at 67d; Texas and
New Orleans, Sabine division, st l093;
Missouri and Texas SIS ct set; Missouri,
Kansas ard Texas SIS at 5S4; SIS at s44
Governments strong.
Sterling steadler.
Silver 924.
Money q per cent.
Wheat strong.
Coffee quiet.
Cotton easy.
OIL 79I.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, April ls-The opening
prices in the stock market to-day were
only slightly higher than lsst evenings
tgure and after short depression the
entire list moved up though Missouri
Pacific showed come weakness. The ad-
vance lasted throughout the forenoon,
bat after inst time the business done
underwent marked decrease and the
movement IN prices ceased almost en-
tirely. The last hour, however, showed
more animation and under the lead Ct
Reading and few specialties, everything
moved up and the market closed quiet
but firm to strong ct shout the best
fsures Of the day. Almost the entire list
is higher and the advances are confined
to fractional amounts, which in Reading
gained and Omaha and Wheeling and
Lake Erie per cent. each.
There is an immense demand for rail-
road bonds ana they cannot be supplied
q! anywhere near ruling prices. While
heGvy transactions are announced from
day to DAY outside of the Exchange the
business done st the board Is small and
does not reflect the true state OF the mar
ket. Recorded sales to-day we're only
sl,lC9, 600, but the tone Of dealings was
firm and fractional gains were made
throughout the list.
Government bonds were dull and
steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
Only Local Rsvisv.

Only Local Rsvisv.
GAZETTE O5rTGu.
FORT WORTH. TEX. April IS. 1858.
wholesale trade has been lively to-day,
but retailers have done but a moderate
business.
Eggs ire now worth 94c per dozen.
Dry salt and salt clear meats have gone
Up io.
Turkeys are very scarce now.
Dried Lima beans in sscks are now
worth 64c.
Green & Bs,emsn's circular OF last
week says: On the face money Is easy,
but every one ia aware Of the fac! it
would now chi take little 10 make money
tight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
Baird.
bairc
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette. .t..
BAIRD, TEX, April 1s.-Colo1el ".
n. Mcconnell Of Fort Worth, state land
classiher for this section, is here at work.
A number OF Presbyterian ministers are
here attending the Presbytery.
The indications now point TO big crops,
fat stock, general prosperity and happy
people for this section.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
COTZOE B7ANMGTy.
Receipts q. Au United sta.os parsa


NEW ORiSArs. La. April IL -Coston-spcI
closed quiet and unchanged.
Sales $500 hales.
Stock 2l9 eS3.
Low ordinary 7Itc; ordinary, T4c; zoos orit-
nary, s1c; low Tu!d6ii1z 80; ntddling 91Ie
1OIc
Futures opened quiet at l point lower on
Jure and Novemb. deliveries, ruled Gull and
closing qu!es a. = decline from 10 Points on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

Hall, sentenced to eight years for horse
stealing.
Carl Goeth, member of the Twentieth
Legislature from Bisnco county, passed
through here to-day for the Capital City
10 be present st the roll call on Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
San Angelo.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, April 1s.-Beal
estate transfers are growing larger every
day and capitalists and investors are nu-
merous In our city.
Heavy rains have fallen in this section
OF the county In the last week snd the
Concho country has the appearance Of
the Garden OF Eden.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

NEW YORK, April 18. Cotton - Spot closed
easy and unchanged.
Sales, $50
stock, "a s0S.
Ordinary, 10; good ordinary, f-.sc; low
niddiipg, 5-l6c; midaling exc; good mid.
ding, lie: m idI'ns fair lnsa,
Futures opened 2 to points lower and closed
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Burnett.
Gal IN 4Aa

SpsosAl 70 the Gazette.
nURSkr, Tex, April 1S.-N. c. Ham
Nona' state contractor for delivering
SoHVtcts to the peni.entisry, left here %
nay p ior huntsville, having in charge Il.
Ss! Saruy, sentenced at the District cou,t
Aef>Fo Ten years for incest, and John
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
The Coffee GlszSsa.

GALVESTON, TEX, April l3 -Cones-
Unchanged. Wholesale grocers quote:
Good ordinary, 1885, fair. lie; prime, Ike;
choice; 1851 Peobsrry, l9c; OLD government
Java. 24c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton UneaGTg8d, Fu;Rros
Prom 1 TO 3 Enints bower
HoRsy Ksfkes Easy.

Wheat Opened strong, Fluctuat.d Nay.
roWly and Olosea Lower-LIse
sock TransAoti0ns BTlsB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14

Fort Worth Post T. P. A. meeting at
Ellis hotel SATURDAY. evening, april IA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
6alvestoa.

GALVESTON, TEI- April 10 COTTON -sps t
closed easy and unchanged.
Gross receipts, 30.
Sales, POS.
Exports, none.
Shipments coastviee,
Stock sos bales.
Rail chi ents, 49,.
Low Ordinary, Z l6c; ordinary. 1916: goot
or iinaE,. exc. GOV micclirg, SC; micdling
SIC; Sooo middling, 9Ic; middli1g far, l95Sc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
FINANCIAL,
HnGLIsK cONGOLa,

LONDON. April l'.-Consola closed at % 5-l6
for money; silver 12xd.
xONEY,
NEW yoR6. Aprltl3 Money on call st 1g2
p cent closed offered at per cert.
SuHDs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
IsI cSll, I I'd cab,
MOnEha.
Sales 10, 100 talof.
liverpool,

LIvSEPooJ, April lS.-Cotton-spot closed
dull and unchanged.
Ordinary 4Id; good ordinary Sd; low mid
ding oHd; miGdllng upianes 5 I'D; middNag
Orleans 5Hd.
Total sales 500; American $40.
Imports, 1900; American IL, 700.
Futures closed easy and point of on some
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
rLOOR-PAlNT thafWONT DRY s

poin obandsw
ask rand refuse
is too short
Goods 4 ock Id Wa1ran hT q
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a Conductor and Brakeman on the Mis-
touri Pacific Seriously I 1ured.
spnrIaI tn the Ga7etta
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EDUCATIONAL
RAILROADS.
DIEpMONT AIR LINE.

D1EDMONT AIR LINE
eordODsvie. chsriotisvills Iyhehburs and ststioas
springs. AiiesheDy springs. Bristol KnorSiie, Ro%s
Calera, Montgomery and New orlesns Pullman
n24 A. MNFsst Nam Daily for warrentou. Char.
lottesvile, Gordonsvle. Stations Ches Ohio Routa
.na
Charlotte. Columbia Augusta Atlanta Birnins-
NeT Gs s Ts1ss and
ton with Pullman Seeers Montgomery TO New Orleans
and Mann Boudoir sleepers for Birmingham. vicks-
Columbia and Augusta Solid trains Washington to
Atlanta Does not connect for c. and o. points
AIS p. M.-Daily, except Sunday. for ManasssS
Strasbury Luray and stations Connects
$50 PM W est Express paiiy for warren.on
Gordonsvile, Charlottesville. Louisville. Cincinnati
and Summer resorts on and near line Of Chesapeake
Washington to Louisville and White sulphur Springs
TO st Lou.; also Tor Lynchbur, Bristol CHATTANOOGA
points. Through Pullman Seepers Washington to
Memphis without change
1l:o0 PM.-southern Express Daily for Lynch
burg. Danvie. Raleigh, Asheville. Charlotte. Column.
hia. Aiken Augusta Atlanta Monteomery. New Or
Is s ss sna a and
Pullman Sleeper Washington to Augusta Ga, without
shinss Pullman Sleeper Baltimore and Washington
ineton 90 AN. Daily except sunday, and 4;43 2
A.; Returning leave Round Ein $50 AM, Daily and
l:20 IN Daily except Sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
s Viii snd Lynchbnrg arrive IN Wash,nston o9 A.
strasbury Local at 8: AZ AN.
furnished and baggage checked at office, 1900 Fena-
ysn. Ra ayenae t and sps q f1sy
auI3 General Passenyer Agent
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SUMNER WrAxxrss

Il quickly overcome By the toning revving and blood
purifying qualities Of Hoods Sarssparila This popu
lar medicine drives Of that tired feeling and cures sicl
headache dyspepsia. scrofulA and all humora Thou
sands testify that Hoods Ssrsapara makes the veal
strong"
my health was poor. - had frequent sick head.
aches could not sleep well. did not have much appe.
tite and had no ambition to work. have taken less
than bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla and feel like new
person. Mira ". A. TURNER, West Hanover, Mass
n R-N you decide to take Hoods Sarsspartlla do
not be induced to buy any other.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druegists 81; six for Is. Prepared only
BY c. HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass
2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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CRowDs OrPEopLE Go AND Gown
From Morning to the Setting sun.
To buy Bargains by the Score

From Morning to the Setting Sun,
To buy Bargains by the Score
At the celebrated Lansburghs Store
The general cry of many Of our contemporaries is
Hard Times, dull business and many other exclama-
tons Of despair. Not with Our time s fully oc
cupied with attending to trade from morning until
night: because people always find what they want at
the VERY LOWEST FIGURES in establishment
Our Recommendations. situated the third floor are
well stocked with many exceptional baryans espec-
cally in the line OF summer remnants. which must 20
at any price We herewith submit list Of rem
nants and short lengths offered for sale
A lot Of hne Dress bingham Remnants IA different
leneths at the rate Of 6. and &C. per yd Worth ct
least i2,sc.
The last lot Of Fine Satteen Remnants in medium
and dark figures at 2,sc. per I'd. Worth CSC.
20 pcs.of Fine Scotch Dress Ginghams fast colors
reduced from Is 10 l2Ac per I'd
One case Of Lace Ginghams mostly in dark stripes
reduced 10 loo. per I'd
small quantity Of Slate and Green STRIPED satseen
excellent quality. reduced from 20 to &C. per I'd
Two cases of Fancy Figured Lawns in full pieces
duced 10 &C. per I'd
IL pcs Of All-wool Nun's- Yelling different color
reduced from % to I7c. peryd
small case Of Gray and white Striped Plain Seer
Sucker Remnants at Sc. per I'd General value l2sc
and Brown. fine quality and worth less than 20c.
per I'D; we viii sell IL yds. for 81. &c. Der I'd
cass Of the IA Feather Ticking Remnants in good
lengths Ringing from 2x 10 10 yds ct 12,sc per I'D
Worth 25c.
Give Us call 1t your earliest convenience look 81
the articles exposed 10 view and Judge for yourself
We VIII persistsnty ching to our One Price System"
LANsBURGH 4 BRO.
au1e 40. 422. 42A. 426 9TH St: Az. 4le eth st.
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EorA.
BAx,so
ABSOLUTELY Pun.

This powder never varies marvel Of purity,
strength. and wholesomsnsa More economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot b sold In competition
with the multitude Of low test abort weight alum or
phcsphats powdsra Sold omsv n saas RoxA. pAxuo
PowD81 Ca. log wsu st,Gx
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Address Registered Lettsrsto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La

RyMfyFBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
Gard and Early who In charge Of the drswings
aguarantss Of absolute fairness and integrity thatths
chances are al equal and that one can possaoay
divine what number will draw prize.
"REMEMBER also. that the payment Of rrixe, Il
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKso Of New
Orsans and The tickets sgnsd By the President Of
IN Institution whose chartered rwhts recognized
IN ths highest Couxts thsrsforA pswaEe Of any imta
oons ox anony1ouD eehsmeA" aue-w&s3w
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

oF sew JERSEY AVENUE fSYH AND Sbt5S STREET
y, fSr GnlcSgo and Northwest express daily 1855
. Ier Cincinnati and St. Louis express daily 3 ,ni
For Httsburs and Cleveland. express daily 1885 a
Tor Lexington and Local Stations, no loan.
For Philadelphia. Newark. and Wilmington, 1880 q
ntsrmediate Points bepRsea BaitImor. AMI
PhTi Ella 81 IS Am "a and rs 10 pm:
% Rs;imors :; $50 $40: 40 $50 s;ss 4
srainS $50 80: 4:35, e25. rs and
s s60ns 4sa t ssS 5s sss ss and
For Annapolis. 8 40 and 8 80 m. 1910 and 30
P Papo IS % sSns. 4 4sS Leave san An:
aiSs w sSa:lsH; S.se,ss.es and p.l.;
Or sanasys 80 am; Is 30 AS. s:t Sito N
-, For stations on the MetEopoiitan Branch; tG;35
b. a nd RRss'a AS pa stations only
For Boyd's and Intermediate Stations. "a pm, SO
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
a:l5 pm, stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick tlo:1o am. t3. t4:35. 1850 pm
For Hagerstown. ITO 10 am. and IS .3Opm
For Luray and points on the shenandoah Valley r
n 70 hoanoke sna all points south VIA Norfolk and
aRs a1FSs ass q aa and
and 90 y. m; from Pittsourg daily 20 NJ Sis
From Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington. 10:45
IN. 2;5O. 1:l0, aud s:0o p N. daily.
Baltimore 10 p, daily aud =; AS N. sunday Only
asiss sH II Z
ute trainl q. In. 12:15, 2,3. 4:10. 8, g. $3.50, S:l5
40 ins Sn sSSu sig $50 sna soS 70
BxssPs FOR ana shese1 and
aenoes orders left at ticket Oiees. 6io and 1851
fssn Il SnfM sEs; cHAs. O. scu1L
ap3o Gen. MANAGER. Gen Pass Ascent
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There is vein of superstition which runs through
the remark. There's luck in odd numberss" We did
not have this familiar saying in mind when marked
COATS AND VESTS OF FROSTY FIBERs
&137.
We figured it out and found, by thunder
That 137 was the lucky number.
We take 1t rs q good omen to ourselves and Al the
people
These frosty fibers in their might,
Will send q thrill OF cool delight
Through every fiber OF our being,
Producing ecstaIc feeling.
Shiver and shake we surely shall,
From capital to pedestal.
Zen though Old Sol, becoming rate,
Drives the mercury up TO ninety eight a
Sl37.
Don't wait until al these goods have been sold
Now is the time you need them.
Now IL the time to buy them
FIy-weight Goats and Vests of Frosty fibera
BOYS, BOYS,
Don't get e.cited-you are included in the bin Fly
S1s' 40 '" 40 sloo.
Be On hand early. boys. you wiz surely set left
VICTOR L. ADLER,S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
0ZS and SzS 9Th St coruer Nassscausetts ave.
strictly one frAs&
Cpen Saturdays TIL IL y M
eroFFICE COATS. stripes and cheeks. on sale
Monday, wednesday, ana Friday mornings, from til
n
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

I>oR sALE-A NUMBER OF FIVE TO EIGHT
Il room brick aud frame houses. ranging In price
from OOO 10 a. 600: suitable for investment nav
ms from 10 l2p per cent Z. l.. boNER. $40 AZ 81
su22-3t
INoR sAIE-NEw BRICK HOUSE on 18Th ST
Il eleven rooms: furnace, electric bells speak
ing tubes, and ali modern improvements: price
$1,000 would exchange partly Tor smaller property.
U. l. BOYER. 3l34hst au22-St
IrOR sALE-NFw TwO-SroRY BRICK EIGHT
rooms convenient northwest location. all improve
ments: $500 cash. Buyers address PROPEhTl
OWNER. rs Star ofrce. au2l 20