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Address Registered Letters TO
HRW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Nov OFieanR Ia

pENcunEO That the presence Of Generals
IlEMLMDEn BeaurcgRrd and Rarly, VINO are
In charge oil the drawings, IN guarantee OF AbSo
lutte fairness and integrity that the chances arc al
equal, and that no one can possibly divine whist
number Will draw Prize.
REMEMBER that tho payment Of all Prizes 10
GUARANTEED BY -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President OF an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware Of any limitations or
anOnvm0uE enhnnfas
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HtLEvELAND & PITTsBURGHRAIL
" ROAD.-Under Echehuio In eject MAY a
1857, trling leave Bridgeport, CcDtni Standard
time: For pttt1nrgh and Cleveland, $40 q, N,
lap. NJ. For Pittsburgh, i0:l7 4. n. For Wells
vile, 4:l2 D. H. For ateubenvilie, $3.50 :, n. For
Martins Ferry, 6:t5 4. m,
Trains arrive a. bridgeport II 1853 n m. l0:s2S
M. 2;96 p. M, $40 p M. 1854 p, M and 7;ss p nd
mNl1
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Our sympathy goes out to the young
unmarried clergyman these perilous leap
wear days.
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
i LOUIS RAILWAY Oo.-PanhAndls Route.
Under schedule q. effect MAY %, 1857 train
leave Wheeling, Central Standard ti11c; For steu.
benyille and Plttsburgh, 6:SS 3 m 1875 p. m,
$40 p. m. For 5teubcpy!ile, sos ?. m, The CD
q, N. and 805 .. m. trains make direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and Chi
cago. The 1855 p. N. train makes direct ooune1
ton for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive Is Wheeling, GALS s. H., i6f6 Z. m.
2:l5 ?. m, and 600 y. 10. mY2t
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EDUCATIONAL.
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sLs.en OF The Yldat!Onl

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Musical Department specially noted. Corps Of
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Ten NcTes Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
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Sunday trains on K. & o. Railway arrive at
Charleston at G:10 .. m, waiting for o. X. K. r.
train No. l at Point Pleasant, This "a tho short
line and parties purchasing tickets should ask for
tickets Via the Ohio River Railroad. For inioruh-
ton regarding rates. routes, ETC., address
". J. ROBINSON, Geni Pas. EEent
PRKD. HUsEMEE,
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Rsy. Joseph Cook reads the Sunday pa.
pers. Though already . good man, Mr..
Cook wishes to become atill better.
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We the undersigned BankH and Bankers will pal
all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lotteries
which may be presented At our counten.
]. Il. oGL4ESBY, Pres. LoulsianA National bank.
PIERRE IANAUX, Pres s!Ate National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pros. Union National Bank.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. a, 1888.

Ata meeting OF the Board Of Commissioners Of
tho county Of Ohio, held on Thursday, the 2ld day
Of December, 1857, the following action WA had
and the following Ordinance adopted;
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ATTRACTION!
" OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOuislana State LOTTERY Company,

Incorporated In 1855 Tor Is ycars by the Legisla.
turc for Educational and Charitable purposes, with
capital Of 81 900 00O-to which reserve fund Of
over $50 900 has Einco been added.
By an Overwhelming popular vote iz franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December ID, A. D., 1879,
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
the people Of any State.
u Rcp1 scales on poStponss.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the Grand Quarterly Draw.
tngS regularly every three months lMArch, June,
september and December
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE. second Grand Drawing, Class Is, In the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday,
February Z, 1888 -2l3th Monthly Drawing.
NnnKAnl Dr;nn QIsn mn
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
Hg-EoTCE.-Tickets are Ten Dollars only, Halves,
50. FlfLhs, 81. TenthS, 81.

M Ples amounting 00
Application for rates to clubs should DO made
For further information write clearly, giving ful
address, POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orden,
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Cur.
rency By Expeo2 lat our expensel addressed
u. A. DAUPHIE,
- New Orleans, Ia.
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Trs.u.o on blood and Ska pissaiss nansa
rHEsSSsiprsrrerre Co. Drawer. .A.laatAoA.
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, RAILROADS,

ohio RIVER RAIROAD.-TMR
" table taxing eject SUNDAY. DEC. IS, 1857,
PEsengcr train viii run n folloWs-CentrAl time:
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NRnnl-

TITuIyILLI, PA, Jan. 2O-opened OF 9JIEo; hiah
est 9lHci lowest $40: olo0sd 81 Ole.
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or n. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D, @,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-12-29

Donnelly aud O'Brien have been SO
cured by the Columbus club.
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"Tha New South"

For several years after the close Of
the late war for the Union, the South
ern States remain ed in a condition Of
poverty and exhaustion from which
many thought it was impossible for
them to recover. Atlanta, in 1865 a
dilapldated, half burned town, is now
the Chicago of the South, a city ofmag-
nifcent buildings and the centre of an
enormous trade. Birmingham bids
fair to surpass Pittsburgh in iron manu-
features, and to become an immense
workshop, while the continually ad-
vancin9 prices Of real estate are mar
velous. Nashville and Memphis are
cities, pushing to thefront
under the guidance of alert and ener-
getic men of business. New Orleans
has renewed her youth and held two
expositions. Everywhere
progress is the watchword. A tour Of
this New South will repay the
thoughtful and observing traveller, and
the best way to reach it is by securing
tickets ever 1.-THE Burlington" which
has the best Southern connections. In
quire of your ticket agent or write to
w. j. c. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent c.,
B. q N. Il. e., st. Paul, MINI.
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-. d 80. : ~ i F If-s
When Lieut.. Wissmann returns from
visiting friends at Lauterborg, the staff
appointments for the Emin ielief expe.
dition will be necessarily DELAYED until
the governments plans assume a more
definite shape. In connection with the
reports that the government intends to
appoint an imperial commissarY to the
colonial force. Lieut.. Wissman is al
ready named as the probable appointee.
i The French government, during the
recent STAY OF the Russian grand duke
in Paris, offered to place the Lebel rife
at the disposal of the car on the condl-
ton that the whole Russian supply be
made in France. The car has as yet
come to no conclusion regarding the
proposal. Although neither the Aus
TRAN Mannlicher rifle nor the German
repeater is smokeless like the Lebe!
rifle, both are believed to he reliable.
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JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
Some Good Stories Of This Favorit Come
!, s dian. i Z

Z ST. 70
It has been said that a good actor in
America is often handicapped and per-
haps discouraged by a LACK in his audi
ence of that subtle sympathy which
English people are crerited with ex-
tending to players. This may be to a
certain extent true; but in the case Of
Joseph jefferson it certainly is not
The admiration felt by American
theatre goers for this,sveteran actor
almost quite love. There
is something about the man. an ;unas-
Stunning gentle Of nature, that draws
his audience toward him, and estab-
fishes, immediatel the. curtain rises. 9
bond that lasts long after it has fallen.
Inpriyate life he is quite as popular.
Perhaps nothing better could be cited.
Is show his regard and love for other
people than the fact that every day,
lstin orahine, his carriage is waiting sat:
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-12-29
TIE ANTI-P0VERTY SOCIETY.
What the Catholic Church Thinks Of
Georges Doctrines.

What the Catholic Church Thinks Of
Georges Doctrines.
The following letter appeared in the
New York Sun, a short time since,
signed '.Sacerdos y 1t is produced as q
whole for obvious reasons. It reads as
follows:
70 the Editor of the Sun: Idesire to
make known through the columns OF
your journal the explicit condemnation
Of the socialistic doctrine Ct Henry
George by the supreme tribunal OF the
sinnnisition contained in the letter adj
dressed to His Eminence Cardinal Glib
hons from the Most Eminent Cardinal
Simeoni, project Of the Sacred Congre-:
ration Of the Propag anda, dated Aug.
81. 1888. The letter, of which I give
HE text, concerns the matter Of the ''
federation. Of the society called all the
Knights of Labor: szs
G., RoME, August q, 1888.
siudpe it to- be my duty to inform.
Vii a,ninence that, Lin the sOonRrega1
s,;nn oft tie Holy oman and Universal
iY,o1,nis era On this 1il'g
enitts spectinR the.
ttl,e we're
q 81 y, Sc, 0onT
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-12-29
SPORTING NEWS.

Donnelly aud O'Brien have been Sc
cured by the Columbus club.
/. King. the Princeton college pitcher,
denies that he intends becoming a pro-
fessional ball tosser.
John j. Bell, the roller skater, has
challenged VIM. Britumback, of Gin
ciDnati. to five mile race for $500 a
side.
There will be no change in the finan-
ciai backing of the Baltimore club next
season and Barnie will be retained as
manager.
VIM. ), O'Connor, the champion
oarsman, will sail for Australia March
IL. Ho will row Searle, tile champion
Of the world, for $4,000 a side.
Jake Hyams, the English light weight
champion, was knocked out by Jack
McAuliffe, the American champion,
after fighting nine rounds in BROOKLYN
Wednesday night.
Kilrain says Sullivan is after news
paper notorietY and don't Want to fight.
John T.. says Kilrain is a ''dutfer," and
that he will make him wish lie had
kept his mouth shut.
The citizens Of Excelsior have
planned a wolf hunt for December 81.
All Minneapolis sportsmen are invited
to join the party on che arrival Of the
S:45 train at the Milwaukee crossing of
the st. Louis road. No rifles are al"
lowed and no shot larger than No.
can be used.
The fight for the California club purse
between Joe McAuliffe, champion of
the Pacific slope, and Peter jackson,
champion Of New South Wales, came
off on Friday. McAuliffe wants to
meet Kilrain, and will take Sullivan s
place in case John l.. and Kilrain can
[ not come TO terms.
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FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.

"A marriage has been arranged be-
tween Arehduched Valerias and Duke
Fraucis Of Tuscany ..
Count Pfeil, the agent Of the East
Africa company, who is personally
known to Bismarck. is mentioned as
the probable governor of the territory.
The rifle factories at Spandan, Dantz.c
and Erfurt are turning out $4,000 re-
peaters of the new pattern every month.
AT this rate two years will be required
to arm the regulars and the landwehr.
It is expected that Russia will soon
normally claim the pioneer settlement
of New Moscow, in East Africa. The
settlement is contiguous to the English,
italian and German possessions in that
region.
Ex-Queen Malta. of Servia, has been
received with royal honors during her
visit at Odessa. Russia. On her ar1i-
val at tie Russian frontier, the imperial
chamberlain welcomed her on behalf Of
the car and czarina.
The German emperor and empress'at-
tended divine service in the cathedral
to-day. The sermon wac delivered by
DR.. Storcker, the court preacher. The
emperor, through Count Herbert Bis
marck, sent hearty greetings of the
season.
The Russian government at the last
moment placed an embargo on Schinof's
to Abyssinia, and compelled
the missionaries and ether members Of
the party to 1isembark. ALI the cannon
and stores were nnship ped. The expla-
nation givensis that the government
ia, was opposed to the exped itlon On ac-s
count5Of IFS irregular chara
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A Bad Holiday Flour Market.

Low water and floating ice. says the
Northwestern Miller, continue proml'
nent features of operations on the plat
form and have much to do with keep
ing the -four output restricted to small
limits. The total production last week
was 59,48O understanding 9.913 bar
rels daily-against GA 5000 barrels the
week before, and 100000 barrels for the
corresponding time in 1887. There is
still deficiency of water power, and
Lone of the mills moving ars getting
out full product, except when assisted
by steam Eleven mills were in opera
tion to-day, but nearly all were down
yesterday for Christmas, and some on
the day previous. Two were using
steam to some extent. The present
output is at the rate of about $4,000
barrels daily, but when enough is taken
from this to equalize the past two days,
and also to allow for one or two shut
downs to occur before Saturday the
daily average will probably not greatly
exceed last weeks figures. For the
past two weeks the shipments have
been in excess Of the manufacture, this
being due to two or three firms with
drawing some Of the flour they had in
store. The prevailing dulness in the
flour market is rather more pronounced
than ever this weok. and, in a measure,
is attributed to the holiday season. 1t
is expected that the big break in wheat
to-day will have no good effect on the
market. Ocean rates are weak and
lower, and quite low figures could
doubtless be secured were there much
-four to be offered for export. The ex-
port trade is still of a nominal charac.
ter, some of that going forward at pres
emit being consigned. The direct ex-
ports for the week ending December
~ were 1920. barrels, against 1850 for
the preceding week. About 5000 bar
rels Of this was on a single order for
Le;tb, the obtaining Of which was men
toned two weeks ago.
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BROS
NicoIIet Av., Cor. Of Third 81.
Mrs. Saran Gates, Of Kansas City, de-
rived her fortune Of $40. 600, 600 from an
investment Of $500 in town lots.

Mrs. Saran Gates, Of Kansas City, de-
rived her fortune Of $40. ooo, 600 from an
investment q $500 in town lots.
Able Begin has been promoted to
the Bshopric of Chicoutimi, Canada.
Ee is a Fellow Of the Roya! Society of
Canada, and writer of splennid force
and originality.
It is estimated that $100, 900 has been
sent as Christmas gifts to Ireland from
Boston nearly all of it by the servant
girls of that city and manipulating
the last week. One house alone drew
drafts for 100000.
The three pretty daughters of thirty
years ago of the poor drawing master
who enjoyed the title of Duke Of
Schleswig- Notwithstanding lucks-
burg, are now respectively Empress OF
Russia, Princess OF Wales and Duchess
0 f Cumberland.
The death is announced Of Mgr. Oza-
nam, brother Of the great Frederic
Ozanam. During the riots which took
place in Lyons, in 1882, he distinguished
himself by his intrepedity in carrying
the succors Of religion to the wounded
and the dying, and later, during the
epidemic which devastated Lille in
1850, by services which won for him the
Cross of the Legion of Honour. He
took great part in the work of his
brother Frederic in the institution Of
the Society OF St. Vincent de Paul. He
was also an author of no mean repute.
Cultured Dame Just like man I
You grab the paper as soon as it ar
rives, keep it to Yourself, and then
blame me for not being informed on
matters of public interest
Husband-WelI my dear, I'LL read
the paper aloud If you wish. Let me
see-. Another Ocean Horror
Oh, don't read that.
1.-THE PROGRESS Of the Campaign"
I don't care for politics
T Issues Of the Hour
Meyer mind that.
Science Solves a Problem"
hate science. s .,ss VI
..Mrs. Tiptop's Party scriptions
of the Dresses. = q
u oh, read that ST. h. g-
Jeweled aigrettes are worn II ~ 4 the hair.
with evening dress, sgsI
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PERSONAL NOTES.

According to an insurance paper
John Sherman carries $3.50 600 in poll.
cies on his life.
The. tomb Of the Duke Of Hamilton
ia. England is q model of: the San An:
gelo az Rome, and cost $9O0, Ol0 40. 5S,s
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made: Sin regard to those things which
were again proposed, the society OF the
knights Of Labor may be tolerated for
the present, provided that those points
in its statutes which are incorrect, or
can be taken in a bad sense, are
amended; especially If those words of
the preamble of the constitution. for
local assemblies which seem to SAVIOR of
socialism or Communism are so cor
rected that they may signify that the
earth (soiN was so given by God to man,
or rather to the human race, that every
one may enjoy the right to acquire some
part Of it, by the use, however, of law
full means, and the right OF property
being preserved.
JOHN, Cardinal SIMEONI,
Project of the S. Cong. de opaganda
Eide.
Asregards the knights of Labor we
have nothing at this moment to offer.
1t is quite evident that the Holy See
presuma8tha5 in the matter of the toll
Grating Ms society the bishops will ex-
anime cd kfully 10 see that the emenda-
lions reqAired by the Holy See are
faithfully made, ibis one point, how
ever, which is abundantlY evident and
which we wish to impress upon the
public is that the doctrine OF Henry
George, denying the right of property
in land, has been EXPLICITLY condemned.
Nothing can be palmer than this, if the
land was 80 given by God to man, OF
rather to the human race, thas every
bone might enjoy the right to acquire
aome portion Of it by the use OF lawful
means, and it the right of the property
OF individuals is to be preserved.
The doctrine Of Mr.. George, in regard
to which much has been said of late, is
n simple denial OF the right to private
property in land, His exact words are:
eve must make land common" Ii
private property in land is just, then
the remedy propose is false one. If,
on tbs other hand, private property be
unjust. then is the remedy the true one .
Nothing further need be said in re-
gard to the supreme judgment Of the
Holy See in regard to this modern
socialism.
The Sacred Congregation Of the In"
quisitlon may not think the books OF
MIR. George worthy Of notice. There
are books more full OF error than his
yet they have not been placed upon the
index. The doctrine, however, which
he teaches, and which is all that is pc.
cnliar to himself, has been explicitly
condemned, and cannot be held by ans
Catholic.
This language of the Sacred Congre'
cation is only in accordance with the
encyclical Of Has Holiness, December
rs, 1878: s'Catholic wisdom, relying
upon the precepts Of the natural and The
divine law, has provided for the security
of the state and the family by its tenets
concerning the right Of domain and tho
division of property. The socialists de-
nounce the rightof property as human
invention, repugnant to the natural
equality of man. But the Church or
dams that the right of property and
dominion, WHICH springs from nature
itself, be kept sacred and inviolate to
every one"
We trust in common honesty that we
shall hear no more arguments in defence
Of the opinion that the Catholic Church
has tolerated, or will ever tolerate, the
denial Of the justice Of the right OF
property in land.
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HUMOROUS DRlFTW0oD.

George" said the young wife, IL
know what Santa Claus is going to
bring me at Christmas s'Do you.
love, what is It 20 IAN elegant seal
skin square. George" 'You don't say
sol Well, I'm glad to hear it, for it
will save me great deal of money -
And then she went out into the kitchen
and stepped on the cat and gave the
cook weeks notice.
There can be seen iii front of the
theatres nearly every night collection
of small boys waiting in the hope that
some one Of the auditors who energies
to ''see a friend'' will conclude not to
return and give his check to one of the
lucky urchjns. A man who came out
of theatre the other night between
acts was approached by small boy
with the query:
"Say, mister, wuz you in de park
welt 20
The man 'augh1nRly admitted that
he had been in the 'parkwett. ''
"Well, mister" continued the gamin,
sis deze de kind Of checks dey gives
out?' and he held out yellow check
which somebody had given him.
my son." replied the man, .'there is
no hope for you to night. The checks
are green I" 40
The boys face fell as he sadly wand
cred away. while bright visions of the
"parkwett went fitting by.
Woman. Ito tramp)-"So you want a
drink OF some kindp III get you up
something NICE" She brings to him.
s'There, drink that"
Tramp isuspiciously) -" What is it -
Woman-s'It's mixture of hydrogen
and oxygen.
Tramp lg ratefully)-"Ohl gen'r'lv
drinks plain Old Tom, but s'pose
them fancy brands is good enuf so long
as they're GIN
ibid you ever notice that the con-
fectioner's name is on these cookies ~
queried Waggley.
s..No."
"Well, it is, and there's only one
thing lacking about it,
whats that :"
"a date.'' q
And then the land!ady. after dinner,
took 'em out on the back stoop and
sandpapered 'em.
Old Lady (who has just laboriously
boarded street car after kissing her
seven or eight times
There, I knew I'd furgit suthin' -
Conductor Yer didn't forget to
KISS the other un.''
Old Lady-"Oh, Mister Conductor,
would you mind stoppin' minnit ?''
The conductor stopped.) 81 say,
Mandy now's the baby gittin' on with
Is last tooth z =
II sRnnna,,U ssnori .uolunE in q favnrifA fabric
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toman: red velvet g 1ayorite fabric
for evening
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-01-21
18TH Legislature.

The Legislature began lis second
week mi Monday night. But little was
done in either house except the intro
ducti"n of bills the must notable Of
which was M. Coolies local option
bill which provides for an election in
each county upon petition Of one-ten.h
of the voters.
On Tuesday only short sessions were
held by both houses and but little bust
ness was was done at the session OK.
ceptlng the introduction OF various
bills of but little public Importance.
The Senate confirmed the reappoint
ment of w. W. Cutler as Prosecutor
of the Pleas of Morris Co.,
On N'lGGN bills were introdnc-
in the Senate fos restricting tine sale
OF liquor in quantities of less than five
gallons under a Government tax and
for the relief of the bondsmen of .Jo-
sephus Sooy. Sooy was State Treasur-
Ell some years previous to 1871 and his
bondsmen were compelled to pay over
$4,000 to make good his ~defalcations
and now they want the money refund
ed.
Mr.. Olden introduced an interstate
commerce law. 1t provides for the ap-
pointment by the Governor OF three
commissioners at a salary of $500,
their term of office to be six years. The
measure also provides for the free pas
sage of State officers and members of
the Legislature. 1t is framed after the
plan of the United States Interstate
law. Adjourned until Monday.