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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-14
Washington School Of EIOCutiOH
AND oRAToRY,
Mps. N. gTEyENs HART, PRINCIPAL

OoA IN" Street, y. W., wAEHNsTOS, D. C.
sixth Annual Session begins wednesday, Sep.
tember %.
Ooune Of Instruction embraces Eocuhop, PrAc.
teal English and BngllEh Classics, Latin, ARthe
maticA, Modern Languages, Vocal and Inktru.
mental Music and Physical Culture
The Principal u assisted By an efhcient corps Of
teachers in each department.
Graded classes Cor boys and girls daily.
Adult CLASSES and private instruction given in
the evening.
accommodated IN the family
FOE clfcaiGrS and TeioEcncOa apply TO IE TE5n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-14
GENERAL NOTICES.


I NY0UNOEMENT.
- ,s. underlined, do hereby announce myself
asla,,s isl Tic nomination FOB sHERFF
; 90. c,pp,, Of Ohio. West Va, subject TO all
Dsnocruac rules ,ouv poaRvcEr.
tss 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-14
FOR SALE.

ADcl'able Residence on South Penn street, Z
toon' with all modern Improvements. Lot ISxl2O
FToo reasonable.
Modern RoOmed House, n South York street
heap
Good ROoned Brick House, corner Wood AND
iair!'glGhth strCeu. Pay a An investment.
Asplsndid Farm near III. Pleasant, Ohio, eight
aiH rom wheeling.
syga RoOmcd House on North Front street; iOt
61tp
slI doomed House on North York street
Building Lots.
,Dgsl.IHS Houses aud store Rooms for rent from
G. o. SMITH,
IA Real E,,s,e Agent, 1890 Main St.
National Republican., 1888-04-03
THE HOUSE,

Chaplain Milburi, who has been absent
for the past few weeks on account of sick
ness,.was present in the House this morn
ing, and delivered the opening prayer,
Mr.. Mills, of Texas, chairman of the com
mittec on ways and means, reported til"
Mills tariff bill, aud 1t was referred to the
committee of the whole.
Mr. Mckinley, of Ohio, submitted the
utnority report, which was ordered printed.
Mr. McNlillin, of Tennessee, on behalf of
the committee on ways and means, an
nOunced that that committee would seek to
have the House consider the tariff bill on
two weeks from to-day. The committee
had determined upon this late day for the
purpose of enabling the appropriations
committee to get its work forward and into
the Senate Ns far as might be, and he trusted
that ut that time the business would have
been 50 far disposed of that the tariff bill
Under the call Of states the following
bills and resolutions We're introduced aud
referred:
BY Mr.. McClammy, Of North Carolina /;
To reward the discovery of II remedy and
cure for hog cholera.
BY Mr.. Smith, of Wisconsin! To regulate
and license bond brokers in the District of
Columbia.
BY Mr. Hatch, Of Missouri: Appro,
priating Sl5O,00O to enable the commits
sioner of agriculture To erect u suitable
laboratory for scientific purposes,
BY Mr.. Rayner, of Maryland To establish
a court Of patent appeals.
BY Mr.. GrosvcnOr, of Ohio: \ resolution
iii H,cting the committee on military affairs,
IN edition to the inqlryit is now prOSccut
ing in regard to the publication of the olll-
cial records Of the war Of the rebellion, 10
inquire and report in reference to the feast
bility and adyisability Of completing the
publication of these records under the super
vision aud control of u joint committee Of
Congress.
Mr., Cram, Of Texas, moved to suspend
the rules and put upon It's passage his Joint
resolution proposing unconstitutional amend
ment changinSthe time for the annual meet
ing Of Congress,
Mr.. Collins, of Massachusetts, advocated
The proposition as being much better, be
National Republican., 1888-04-03
IIEK EIRsr ENRI,INns.
The Jrw"ier HAS - Ncat Plan FOR
Piercing the Ears.
Jewellers Weekly.

"in epoch In girls life is when she has
"r ear. pierced for the first pair Of ear
mgs remarked q icwclcr with family
"l'm tlc father Of faulty myself and
krow. Tile first question always Is how to
ct the holes punched.
"1lc elder sister volunteer, To undertake
IL, and the entire family gathers tn witness
the operation. Tho mother holds the trcm-
bling lHildr Of the wiling victim. One
of the boys gets an Gug,tr. gnl Is
driven from the room with r"proufB Thea
sister GENES with the urrilr. She Is sllak-
ing from head tO foot. She ,cl, the point Of
the little instrument In The velvet tr,i. lets
cut little spurt uf blood, und quietly
inints. II is evident that tho operation viii
have to he conducted by some 'oac of less
tender scnshilitirs.
at last u happy thought strikes the
ihtLfr ana he calls upon icwclcr with his
daughter.
al would like to get my daughter u pair
of sOlitnircs.' he says to the clerk, hut TN
fortunately her ears are not pierced
The clerk smiles, stands behind her, and
pinchcs each little car till II is white. Then
lie runs q sharp steel needle through both
lolcs and wipes of the half drop of blood
with bit of muslin.
"'Do up your ears for week when YOU
90 out, he says in busincss-like way, AMI
then Now, sir, what sized sOlitarcs would
YOU like to look ut ?'n
National Republican., 1888-04-03
H.lwI.EY THE FASTEST SPEAKER.
The Connecticut senator the Terror of
Stenographers.
IChipanp Herald
hicagu Herald.

Senator Ilawley Is the fastest tGlkerin the
the official stenoglaphers, and each of them
always attempts TO shirk the responsibility
of reporting his speeches. Senator Plumb
is the next most rapid talkcr, while Senator
Reagan Is the most difficult TO report. His
utterances are very intlistinct, and he STAN.
,ners and repeats continually. Even when
he stands down in the front row Of seat
the reporters are driven almost crazy in their
efforts to take down his words. Senator
Hawley speaks very plainly, but exceedingly
fast. In making his excited speech against
the Blair bill, few days ago, he WIS
worse than usual, and Stenographer
Shuey, who reported him, says that
he never knew Mr.. Ilawley or any
other senator to talk at such continu-
'ously rapid rate. IN the stenographars' room
Of the senate 1t is estimated that in that
speech Mr.. Hawley spoke at an average rate
Of 2l5 to 225 words per minute This Is very
rapid, considering that the average rate for
public speakers Is l20 words. There are
four official stenographers in the Senate and
two Of them. Dennis and L. V. Murphy,
read each others notes with perfect ease, it
being their daily custom 10 dictate from
each others manuscript. MesSrs. Gensler
and Shuey are both very rapid stcnogra-
piers, but us their style Is somewhat differ
ent each sticks to his own notes in debating
to the transcribers. Mr.. Shuey's notes are
said TO be unreadablc to everybody but him
self. Dennis Murphy, the head Of the Sen
ate stenographers, is a very rapid writer,
and among stenographers generally is re
reputed to be the most accurate writer in
this country. His notes never vary. He
makes word one day pre- .isely us he did
the day before. and follows the rules OF the
ant much more closely than stcnographcrs
usually do. His notes are small and pretty,
and he phrases or runs words together very
litt lp
National Republican., 1888-04-03
BALTIMORE \ ONO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. ~, 49,;

EWASllINGrON FROM - NrllT.COR.
NEt OF NEw JERSEY AVE. NND Z 81,
f.r ,h,4g"% Northwest, ENI, naiiy 1858
y, NJ. ":io =, NJ.
II F'S s,d sT.rpa'i \ St Louis, Exp. o"Ily 40
rWr rit,,nurg y Cleveland, GNr. Daily 1858
lor Lexington and local stations $50 \. VI.
For llilHdclrhiu, Newark. and Wiurtg gtou,
iM y NJ 2%6 +, NJ" ah5 T., Vi, daily E<prc>s
For inl'rmrdiatc points h"iwcrn Baltimore
and hhiladClplia. IS \. Vi and 'SIh =. v.
:, I1' ShgclIy aud intermediate points ti3l
:. IL" Baltimore, ; $3.50 d;n, 5eo. >,po. $50 \.
VI, $40, ~ a!l5 ui5nrnutC train, a'iu, ,'1t,
sundays, $50 ;;n, $40, $50 !. ". l#i% $S"'
$3.50 i:to $50, 80. G"1 s:li, and 1880 ,. ".
For ANNAPOLIS, d:io and $50 ! ", l3;lI
VI. Leave NnW oils, $40 500 4 VI. l1N1,
3;p G:'r =, VI, SUNDAYS. sHN g. VI. irl y. "
Tor Way stations between Washington ami
h:ii, and 1870 T. VI I'm Sunduys SW l. ",
and $50, a3o, Iio G:i5, aud 1881 !, Vi.
lvvr Siati"Hs t.in a. MNrr,,GcIgH,i'an M&wh. 'ol5
turs only; siIOr, NJ, and 500 p. y. sll
sunday 't.ps At all stations
oL."nr 'W'EyGE,Urs Hnd ii'rmy,d.@@tr, mni,.s,
Tor E"I,N aud intermediate stations, 800
and SlOIul VI.
Ciiarh t1m l,a,r, Washington u,, sunday
GilI at llO +, VI, Nnrrlnc al all ,ia'ior> On
h,ri.uInEiil,k IL, $50 A. VI. '2g0 r. ".
1870 =, VI, sunday, lIO +. NJ.
Tor llNGER>IOMN Y, $40 4. VI. 'i'hr ".
Trutu~ arrive truw chicago. daily $50 \. VI.
and t..i T. W. from cincinnati and - I.puis,
Caill, t.o y NJ. and 49, =. " Nun rIrt>purc,
daily. ~ j. VI. and r.ii T., ".
lt'w ln'm,uhiu, ,hr-tyr ,"i Mani0g.
ton, l,.,a ! n, 80, i'l", and P.Wr, NJ, ial.y,
ard 'l.1Nl' ".
from Smc'rlN aud Intermediate luiuts aurtb
Of baltimore, iuW VI. uailN
Trains .t.i\tt lu'timtTt Mnslr|'G sftpl .lt
i;lO, Ggi $50, 80, PiN, NU1, ard lu1n \ VI,
ls;l5, 1880, SEQ, i:lO, iOr. UNr t..ll iH >.an,
and llfn +. ", un SWdM-, SEM ~ g1i,
and lua0A. VI, 1870, 1888, l;lo, 500, u.,iO ,;1,
So, and lltN l.. VI.
Except sunday Daily, SSWluy> wl'y,
baggage called for and checked az hotels
and residences uu orders lett 10 ~ 'Act n''i.cS
uumd 1881 rENNSNLNANIN .NNE\tF.
", ", ~ EMENIS, q. Il, LORD.
Manager Cru pass \gun'.
National Republican., 1888-04-03
FT'HE GREAT rl'ENNSSLVhNIN ROUTE M
J. TllENuRTll,W WEST. NND SOErIlW T. S1'.
nul BlErRAcK Il, ,SPL LENDIDECESERY
STEEl. RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQClr.
N EFNE,T ND. in. -

TRAINS LEAVE Washington from station,
contrGth and u streets. as follows:
For nittshurg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express OF Palace Sleeping Car ut ai0 Il. m.
daily: Fast Line, $50 H. m daily tu Cincinnati
and st Louis, with Sleeping Cars from Harris
burg tu Cincinnati and Buffet Cartb - IOuj,;
daily, except saturday to chicago, with Sl.ru.
mc Car Ait"uud tn Chicago. Western *
EcsS. at $40 y, m. daily. With Sluupn. cars
Washington 10 Chicago and 81. Louis and. cN.
ccpt SATURDAYS. Harrisburg 10 Cleveland,
connecting dhily az Harrisburg with thrnbcI
SltcIctS iur Louisville and Memphis ra.iG,
Express lnl' IN. daily Tor Iit;sbGrr unG in,
M.s'i M. MIN through sleeper To !Gt','uIc Grl
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. Cananduigua. Ro,hr,t,r. Elna.T,
with Palace cars Washington To- iiurn,,'r-
Tor NiiIi"n>r'r. Luck Haven and Elmra.
al H.N q. m, dailN,rNy,1t sunday.
Fer New York and the Fast, ;:2O gnO. i':,G.
ana l;in Il. m. 500, IlO, 1000, Hnd li:2u y. ~.
On sunday. "nO, ll.tO u. m, 500. i:lO. lOrN an
li;o Z ,p Limited fApross 9i rUliman rarlor
ana ana nniBg ,'ar,. Mlog m, daily except SUI
day
meet al IcrNr& city with boats " Brooklyn
ArHCN affoldirE direct transfer tn !I,''1s
street avoiding double fcr,iaso aaro,, New
For Philadelphia, ;;2r. on, ,rmn. ani if.o
a. M $40, $40, Goo lOtp aud li,al n m. on
sunday. Ha0, llilO q, m, 800, tie baN, 1900,
Ulu ll'EW Y, ~. LlniitG Express. parlO- and
lhning 'ars, Oin II. m. week day. ailt 3i1 u,
IN. daily ~
For Baltimore. G;Ii 80 qOo, 0,,c. osn, ,Iar,
l:in d, m. 1900 2tN, 3:ih i.lN. i.2O. TO E:tO
SlN. 1000. ard ll:N T.. m. OU >UNdny gON
Wv, ':N, ll:tua, m, SEQ, 3;i,, iao G.tN, SO,
lNfc. and ll:!Np m.
For pnIr'> creek Line. ;:gl a. NJ. az! l:io y.
IN. daily except sunday.
For Annapolis, 80 and goo u m. lsOI 40:
and Gtop, ~, daily, except sUl.Ga, >duudN>,
nel a, m, iIc r. M
ENlNnKIA AND FREpERlCK.Bl.I .I,;
HALLWAY. NND ALEXANDRIA NSD
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
Alexandria. d:OO. G:bj. $50, Q.i., los, H. M
1901 neon, .Cj, ;:!i, 500 G:Ol, t.'o, sos, iOUS,
and llAi p M. ON sunday. At go, Q.I,. iO:i; A.
M, ESQ, $50, Si6, and lOfj +. M.
Accommodations for GuaNtiyo. 500 ~ ".
W,,k days.
For liclnrond and the south, ,1a. lO.S; a H.,
daily. and Gcl T.. IN. daily. "Svvpt Wlay.
Trans leave NCNHndria for Washington.
Uai, ,NA, Slu, 9lO ln:l5, llO, a. m: 20, 500,
l;S3. $40, iu5, !;}: lose. aud !l.NA J.. m uri
sunday Ht $40 ana lI:U; a. m; so, $40, ,:Ci,
g:S9, and 1851! y. m.
Tickets and Information al the office north.
east conner uf 18th street ard rcuu>y lyunia
HNtru". AMI Ht the station, where orders cau
hr left iur the chC' King Of baggage 20 Gc>tiua-
tivn from hotels and residences.
j. r. WOOD.
,,... =, General Passenger hg,lt.
GINS. j. FlGli, General Manager
National Republican., 1888-04-03
THE FINEST KIND
OF
SPRING
OVerCOatS.

Our stock is, without excep-
ton, the finest; approved by
the admiration of buyers, and
entirely to our liking. The
reasons for preference of
ready-made are on the sur
face:
!. The Overcoat is seen
made up. There is no guess.
work about how it will look.
Examined in the roll, without
being able to know how it will
trim, goods may strike the
fancy that, when made up,
prove disappointing. This is
avoided when seen and
bought in ready-made.
2. The OverCoat ought to fit
over the clothing ordinarily
worn--this is readily accom-
plished when tried on ready
made. Throughout our whole
stock of Spring Overcoats,
from the finest to the least
expensive, every essential of
elegance in appearance and
excellence in service is
thought of and thought out
carefully and particularly,
and unusual shapes are
looked after as diligently as
diamond "finds." In stores,
here and there, fine Over
coats--a feW--may be kept.
Nowhere else does finenesS
begin so far down'in price, or
the price go up to as high
quality of material as here.
National Republican., 1888-04-03
AT TIE VATICAN.
A Scene at the Ceremony of Canoniza-
tiOn of Il Saint.

- she
ton of Il Saint.
: Here Is Il bit from private letter from
Rene during the jubilee, dealing with Il
description of the canOhzation of saints
one day at the vatican "rhe pope came
in golden chair, carried on mems shout
ders. Beside him were the superb ostrich
fans and banners unfurlcd. When he had
taken his seat ON the throne the
cardinals knelt before him and kissed
his hand, and when lie raised his
hand right and left to give his bless
ing the crowd fell on their knees. 1t was
Il magnificent sight. The ambassadors
were In full dress. The. hungarian wore
ruby velvet coat with priceless fur The
Duke of Norfolk, who had come with u
letter to the pope from Queen Victoria,
was In scarlet and gold, with the Garter.
Many of them were blazing with orders on
their breasts of diamonds, but all We're
eclipsed by the pope's robe Of scarlet velvet,
50 heavy with embroidery that he could not
stand in ii, aud had to he held
up by attendants. lie was dressed
underneath in white silk; he
feeble to raise his hand to give the blessing.
hut You never saw anything so fine as the
Swiss guards, in their red and yellow suits
designed by Michael Angelo himself-and
white plumes: nor the cardinals in their
scarlet capes and violet robes-with I'M
mense trains; nor the bishops in their tunics
and exquisite lace; nor the court chamber
lains, who looked MS if they had Just
stepped out Of n picture frame, in black vel
vet aud long hose with ruffs around their
neCks aud gold chains ON their breasts
National Republican., 1888-04-03
Nntinnnl American pnriN.

Amecting Of the executive committee Of the
National American party was held In the
rooms of the local branch last night The
committee organized and elected oliccrs as
follows; Chairman, ex.Guv. Isaac sharp Of
Kansas; corresponding secretary, \, j. Boyer,
Of California: recording secretary, :. II.
Trembly, uf the District " Columbia; treas.
urcr, Dr. l.. II. York. Of New YORK: finance
Muny On, Of PENNSYLVANIA: i, II. Mlnrcl. OF
Nhginia A. j. Symonds, of Maine, and \.
Powell, OF New York, After trHnsacting
routine business connected with the party
management the committee Adjourned 10
meet NJ the call of the chairman.
National Republican., 1888-04-03
I)II,D.

RuPIL,--On Arril =, Al ~ o'rlurk y. m,
t'EonGE, aged B years, beloved husband ul
Louisa ltupli.
northwest, AZ 3'u'cluck y, m, Thursday, April
>, Relatives and friends respectfully invite 70
attend. ''
llELMlCK. ON saturday March 81, ~ S'ii
u, m, Hos. WILLIAM liGLMIoE, IN the list
year of his age,
Funeral from his late residence, Nu HlO q
street northwest Tuesday April ,, at 3
o'clock.
MITCHELL, ON Monday, April :? ELlCN "
MITCHELL, wife of the late Col. VIC, Mitchell
L. :. A.
Funeral services at her late residence, ~!
Thirty first street, West Washington, at p
m, April B. lntCrmeut at Lewi-tuNn, Pa.
National Republican., 1888-04-03
How n Affected Him.

7 TWFDTTN'I
Mistress. Who was that man you had IN
the kitchen last night, Bridget
Bridget, Shurc, II wOr me cousin, mum.
Mistress. Your cousin? I'm sure | heard
him speak with IL strong German accent.
Bridget. Well, mum, we wOr drinking u
pitcher nv lager beer at the tonne, an mcbbe
II afflicted his spachc
National Republican., 1888-04-03
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie.

George Shall put some more coal ON
the fire, dcarg
Clara with Il little shiver)-N no, | tn
think not, George.
George-But you are shiyering, my love.
Clara know ! am, George; but | am
afraid that papa might hear you.
National Republican., 1888-04-03
81 Considerate, You Know.

II TITTWNTT0TT NWTTT
Mrs, reun-And you didn't match the
silky
Mrs. Coupon (who has been shopping)-
No. You sec, poor, dear Fido began 10
yawn and knew lie was bored, so came
away,
National Republican., 1888-04-03
TRfGELERS, GDtDE.
pIEDMoNT AIR LINE. '''


sCHEpULElN EFFECT MAR. Is, 1sss.
Trains leave B Il +. station, sixth aud
$40 \. Mast Tennessee Mail daily for
WurrcntOn, bOrlOnsvlllo. ChrlOttCs.
Vile Lynghburg and stations between
AlcNundria and Lyuchburg, Roanokc,
Bristol, Knoxville, Rome, Calera, Mont.
Euinefy. and New Orleans. Pullman
49,. slccl cr Washington TO New Orleans.
li;I y. ". Fast mail daily for Wurrcntor,
Charluttcsvillg, Gordunsyillc, stations
hcsapcako and Ohio route. Lynch.
burg, Rocky Mount, Danvilc, and
stations between LynChburg and Dan.
Vile, Greensboro Raleigh, Charlotte,
columbia, Augusta, Atlanta, Birmings
ham, Montgomery, New orleans, Texas,
and California Pullman Sleeper New
York To- atlanta In connection with
Pullman SlcCpers Atlanta 10 New or.
leans aud Mann lpuduir Shoppers for
Birmingham, Nick.burg, AMI Shrevc.
tort. uilmHn Sleeper DtuviIle 10
Columbia and Charleston Suid trains
Washington To Atlanta. Docs not
connect for {. & o. route points ON
23jp NJ Daily except sunday for Munas.
.9s, strasburg, and intermediate sta.
tlDnS.
$50 =. VI. Western express daily for Warren.
tOn.burdunSvillC, Charlottesville, Louis.
Vile, Cincinnati, and 81. Louis Pail.
man Slccp.rS and solid trains Washing.
ton tO Louisville; also for lyuchhurg,
Bristol, Chattanooga, Memphis. Littio
Rock, aud all southwestern points
Through Pullman SlCcpCrs Washington
- To Memphis without change.
iIO i, NJ Southern Express daily for Lynch.
burg, nanvillc, Raleigh, AshCyilc,
Charlotte, Columbia. Aiken, Augusta,
ATLANTA, Montgomery, New Orleans
Texas, aud California. Pullman Slprn.
crs Washington tu New Orleans, via
Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman
>ccpcrS Washington 10 Aiken ;. 9.
without change.
TRAINS On WASniNGroN AND ONO pI.
VISION.
Leave Washington o:l2 u. m. daily, except Sun.
day anu i:io y. m. daily, arriving ut Round
llll IL :is .. III. and ,:2i p. m; returning leave
Round llill $50 a. ~. daily and .1O y. IN. daily,
'NvcW sunday, arriving Washington s;ls a. M.
and S:ii y. n.
Through trains from the South via charlotte,
DahvillC. aud LNnuhburg arrive In Washing
Ton t;lO a, m: s:&l y. m; viHSa-t Tennessee,
lristul. and l.ynclIhurg ut iIl3 a. m. and 9.ij
y. m; Via Chesapeake and ohio route and
'harluttcsNilc, a, 0;iO y. III. StraSburS local
al !l:iS n, m.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation. and iuTOr-
nation furnished and baggage checked at
Office, 1890 Pennsylvania avenue, and al pa.
s,ne.r station, Pennsylvania railroad, sixth
ara II streets JAS, l.. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1888-04-03

no., hnbpL,HNtf I nA.Ti @ M"VMH, Iesll Aller'
cred in pound ward prints at As cents per
pound, Also cottage cheese, o cents per ball;
buttemilk, o cents per quart, and sweet milk
at cents per quart.
National Republican., 1888-04-03

llowIASD DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ii -Four.
and .a.half street northwest, three doors north
Of PcmsylNania avenue. Il. T.. lInwlaud, VI,
d., G, u; Rowland, II, d. :, surgical, operative,
nitrous oxide, 80 cents each tooth and only 10
cents extra FOR gas, whether one or number
ni teeth are. extracted at the same sitting.
persons. Artificial teeth 81 per set Gold,
amalgam, and white Filings inserted in the
best manner, All work warranted first class
hnEILEY, pure rye whisky, the best on
quart, ana 30 cents pint, 25 cents u sample
bottle, Tharp, SlS Il street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-04-03
Address registered letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.

sS Remember that the presence Of Gems.
BCauicgard and Early, who are in charge of
the drawings, l. guarantee of absolute fair
ness and integrity, that the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number viii draw prize.
Is CT lAEANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New orleans, and the tickets are
signed 10y the President Of an Institution
whose chartered rights are recognized IN the
highest courts; therefore beware of all imita.
tiOns and anonymous schemes" dcl3th
National Republican., 1888-04-03
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5O,OOO.
Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars only; Halves
s.; Hfths. So 1cnths, 81

2l;9 rrzcs. amounting gto.....,,..........S53i,0D 900
e&7 For club rates or any further infor m.
tiOn apply TO the undersigned. Your hand.
writing must he distinct and signature plain.
More rapid return mail delivery will be assured
by your inclosing an Envelope bearing your
inll address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money orders.
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter,
turroncy hy ENprCsS at our expense adj
dressed TO W. 4. DAtPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
National Republican., 1888-04-03
CNreANrANN M 0nIO NNIrE.

NuWIut N,w, and Mississippi Valley Conl.
IUWN.I
schedule I'm tncrt Nov. i3, lS>;.
Trains lvaN" luiuu Dcpnt ttn AuG n SIS
1893, \ M,-l'ur Newport News. Oid Point
Comfort and Nurlulk. Daily except
SUNDAY, Arrive I'm Norfolk nj : 4 N
Through Wrlur car Washington TO Old
Point.
lIgI 4 NJ Ior stations an the Chr,apcako
and uhio, In Virginia, West Virginia,
and Kentucky Daily except sunday:
Sleeping cars, clifton Forge TO HUT
ugtyU
iHn T. VI, Fast western express daily Solid
train, With Pullman buffet surpug
ri,r, 'o louisville. Pullman service 10
cincinnati, S. Louis Memphis, AMI
NtW orleans.
Onirc il3 Penn. ayo
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger \r.Vt.
National Republican., 1888-04-03

we do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Quarterly Drawings the Louisiana state Lot,
terry Conn and In person manage aud con.
troll tie drawings themselves, and that the
sane are conducted with honesty fairness.
and in good faith toward all parties nnd we
authorize the Company to use this certificate
in H. adv, ,rtSCmtnts'
National Republican., 1888-04-03
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following list of the most active stocks
dealt in on the Washington StocK Exchange Is
furnished by Messrs. Bell IL Co., Bankers, No
1887 PENNSYLVANIA avenue:
National Republican., 1888-04-03
LOTTERTES
UNFRECEDEN TED
ATTRACTION.
IOTTERTES
Over Half a Million Distributed

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated by the legislature in 1863 for
Educational and Charitable purposes and lis
ilGnclisc made rnIt of the present state
Constitution In 1879 by an overwhelming pop
ulHr vote
II. Grand Single Number Drawings take
place every month"; aud II Grand Quarterly
rawlings take place In March, June. SCptcm.
bCr, and December.