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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-29
About Carrying the Mails.


CHICAGO. Feb. 26-Last evening Assistant
Superintendent Rowland. of the Burlington
road. and superintendent Of mails, from the
post Office called on Chief Engineer Arthur at
his hotel
II have come for information" I" said Mr.. How
and. addressing Mr.. Arthur. II have under
stood from MIR. Stone thatn objection would be
raised by your men to taking out the fest mail
train which leaves at 3 A. N. tomorrow morn
ing provided 1t contained nothing but mail. I
am now told By the men that they will not take
the train out without orders from you or the
United States marshal What are the facts"
.Our position is this" replied Mr. Arthur.
1--WE will offer no obstruction to the carrying of
the mails, and were this mail route the
city we should bring it in. provided the passen-
ger coaches were cut off. But we are under no
obligation to start the mail from a center of
distribution. The Burlington company has
contract with the government for carrying the
mail; let them carry it or forfeit their contract.
We," turning to the postoffice official, s.stand
ready to settle the trouble a fair and equta-
BILE basis; you sho1ld bring such an influence
to bear on the company as to bring about its
settlement. We cannot take out the mail train,
gentlemen"
Very well.v responded Mr.. Rowland, 81 had
understood and think MIR. Stone understood,
from MIR. Hogue. of the grievance committee
that the mail service would be handled, and if
that were so, wanted to avail myself of that
advantage"
~ may not have msde myself entirely clear
to Mr. Stone" said Alr. Hogue. ''but what I
meant to say is Just what Mr.. Arthur said"
A few casual remarks were exchanged and
with pleasant good niehtthe visitors withdrew.
In response to an inquiry about the fast mail
train, Mr.. Morton, the general passenger agent.
said: mo, the strikers did not take out
our fast mail train this morning. We were as
sured by the Brotherhood that they would run
the fast mail usual This is the train that
takes the early editions of morning papers
people West giving them the papers for break
fast for distance of over 200 miles from
Chicago. Notwithstanding the fact that we were
notified last night at 10 O'Clock that the Broth
erhood men would not run this. train, it went
out as usual. Il was taken from Galesburg
west by one OF old engineers Five of
old engineers on the Galesburg division have
proved themselves loyal to us, and quite num-
ber other divisions
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Baseless Rumor. About Compromise.

CHICAGO, Feb 28.-This evening rumors of
compromise began to fly about It was said
that the representatives of the boring roads
fearing strike their own lines had asked
Chief Arthu. to negotiate further with the Bur
lngton peope. Business men who feared
spread of ths strike and the interruption of
trade, wsro said to be anxious
10 arbitr,te the differences between
the contestants Chief Arthur and Grand
Master Sargent said that no offers of q compro-
mise or arbitration would emanate from them.
They said they were willing to compromiss with
the company. as they had with other roAda
They added that rhe propositions Of tho Broth
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
WEDNESDAY-Fair weather, followed by
light snow in northern Indiana.
JUST THE THING.

newly-rich woman and just occupying
splendid new house. was asked chow she liked
her new house." to which she replied, with an
air of supreme delight:
II like it much; it is so contiguous and
highly adjacent"
Same with the goods that are going at our
Great Reduction Sale now-20 per cent. off.
Contiguous UnderClothing.
The fine underwear we are offering is as
contiguous as anything that can be found in
this line. 1t stays right by you, follows you
in all your movements and improves on ac-
quaintance--in other words, wears well.
Highly-Adjacent Overcoats.
That describes them too. They are right
with you on the outside, as the underwear is
on the inside. Between are you, happy man,
with that extra 20 cents on every dollar saved,
your health preserved, comfort secured and
wealth increased
This reduction sale also includes many other
things not mentioned here for lack Of space.
(But it won't 90 on forever.)
Its the trade that comes that gets the
bargains"
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Run Into by a nuriincto Freight.

ROCK ISLAND, Feb. 2S.-Passenger train No. l
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul oadlast,
evening" was run into by freight on the Men
dota branch of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, at East Clinton. mile south of Fulton
junction. The engine aud mail and express
cars were all demolished and the baggage car
was turned over. p. r. Wilhelm, of this city.
fatally injured, and Thomas Morrison was se-
riously hurt. Both were on the Milwaukee train
In the 20" engine-cab the engineer, fire.
piled up all over the track, and the telegraph
wires are all broken. The blame for the acci-
who lost control of his engine and did not stop
at the crossing.
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Tbre. Ch,ldr~n Burned 70 Death

Sr. CLoJp. Mimi. Feb. 2S-News was
near here, to the effect that last night, while a
farmer named Miller and his wife were ut
church. their house burned down. aud three
children, aged thirteen, ten, and seven, who
had been locked in, perished. The explosion Of
lantern caused the fire.
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THE GREAT RAILWAY STRIKE
ButLittle Change, so Far as Actual Oper-
alton of the Burlington Is Concerned.

The Company. However. Seems to Have All
Its Fighting Clothes On, and Claims To Be
Recruiting Engineers in Large Numbers.
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PoWderly Writes Bitter Letter, Closing
by Asking Knights to Stand Aloof,

But Instead Of Doing So They Flock to the
Company's Aid by the Hundred-Engineer
Dragged from His Cab and Almost Killed.
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NcTHING equals Ayers Sarsaparila for puri-
flying tho blood, and as q spring medicine.
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ALL THE ADVANTAGES AND GUARANTEES
WHICH CAN SAFELY AND PROPERLY BE
UNITED
IT IS WITHOUT RESTRICTION ON TRAVEL,
RESIDENCE AND OCCUPATION AFTER THE
FIRST YEAR; II Is
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IncOnteStable

AFTER THE SECOND YEAR, AND IS THEN PAY
ABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON THE RECEIPT OF
SATISFACTORY PROOFS OF DEATH" TT IS
'NoN-FoRFEITING" CHAvING A SURRENDER
VALUE IN PAID-UP ASSURANCE AFTER THE
THIRD YEAR, IT RETAINS ALL THE AD-
vANTAGES PECULIAR TO TONTINE ASSUR.
ANCE, INCLUDING THE LARGEST RETURNS
IN DIVIDENDS, AND A CHOICE OF SIX METH
obs OF SETTLEMENT AT THE END OF THE
TONTINE PERIOD.
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The Excess Of Income Over
Disbursements.
EXCESS. SO. .1O1. .695.
Free Tontine Policy

AFTER CAREFUL STUDY, THE SOCIETY HAS
COMBINED IN IT'S
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The above facts prove con-
clusively that the Equitable
Society IS the most profitable
and secure life assurance
company for intending as
5urerS.
Communications address
ed to the Society or any ofits
agents will receive prompt
attention.
II. B. HYDE, PRESIDENT.
JAMES W. ALEXANDER, ,VIcE-PREsIDENr.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. .Aucuoneer.

sTs sEH sTahEfEHaw AZ kScrIosA AND
yst NAY sIF. e: At in sas e &.
premises tie south go feet Of lot in SQUARE Ss 6y
both sides, making It very desirable building lot "
myi1ss WALTER q. WILLIAMS CO. Aucs..
CHIANSERY SALES 0E TIE n; LARGE AND xALU.
ESIE p1sh H1f2 SSSaaHanh T doM Be-
N. e 2; sps Ga Seu Ess
IL EQUITY No 10 , g ,s
e 's b s.s to b
in two from day q sais all cssh. option 81
sale Deferred payments to bear interest at per
9 Sns S s s.
notes Of purchaser. and be further Sc
rssrsd q q ss.s
FOUR al ths pieces or q ssd
known Of lot six in three hundred and
SG,ss IL
bs as mt S fes
snS hspsn ass
inches, thence leaving said avenue at rsSt angles
thereto sixty.sx feet four inches thence with the
ns CT
snss w the LINE % S
& Se feet At the
" Sn MoNDAy,c MAY SEVENTH, 1883, AT HALF;
of land known lot in the recorded subdivision Of
original lot numbered seyen in sqasre numbered three
large
deposit Of $1,000 will be required at the time of
On TUESDAY, MAY EIGHTH, 1888. at HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T: M. al that piece and parcel
fteen in square three hundred and seventy four i-
bounded as follows: beginning at the northwestern
Of street twenty feet ten and
inches thence south to the line Of said lot thence
half Inches to the southwestern corner of saidlot
Adeposit of $500 will be required at the time Of
On WEDNESDAY. MAY NINTH. 1888. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, all of Lot numb ered ten,
in Davdsons recorded subdivision the east half OF
tSO-story and basement Dwelling, NO liza 10th
susdSsiop said square improved BY the two-stOrs
ps III 81 1RS TO SS asss Of
rS At
land known as part Of lots four and i've ofthe recorded
hundred and forty Your improved BY the large two
story and basement frame dwelling No. SD Tenth
surety OOuuueu as lOllOWS. Dek1uuluk at pOlut
on Tenth st NV one hundred and five feet from the
southeast angle of said square aud running
thence with the west line of said Tenth street
thirty nine feet eight inches to the centre of
three feet alley thence west ninety nine feet and
onehalf inches thence south thirtynine feet eight
inches thence east ninety nine feet ten and half
inches to the place Of beginning, being for the north
part thereof eighteen feet six inches IN front said
10th street deposit of $500 will be required at the
time of sale.
On FRIDAY. MAY ELEVENTH, 1883. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all that unimproved and
vacant parcel of land described the plat plan
said city Of Washington as lot mum bered % square
numbered 49, the being situated 18th street,
between and X streets northwest.
deposit of 300 will be required at the time Of SALE
DANIEL .. c. CALLAGHAN,l
10C6 st. NV.
EUGENE CARUSI, r..
4S6 La ave- NV Af"s'ees.
JAS. 8. EDWARDS,
500 9Th at. w.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts. ap21 -d&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr. .
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BRICK DWELLING AND STABLE
And LARGE YARD ISL STREET NORTH-

By virtue of certain deed Of trust bsadnG date on
the 18th day Of February. A ID. 1875, and duly re-
corded No; IT'S, folio 4s. e ~ one Of re Laad
quest Of the party thereby secured, VIII sell e
public auction front Of the premises ON TUESDAY
the follovins described real estate t1ats n TIE CITY
Of Washington. District Of Columbts and dcsdsnassd
bered (5D ave and co. SIX in the q square
numbsred (346) two hundred and forty-e1ghk . 49,
same IL recorded In the Once Of the Surveyor Of I'D
city and District in Lber y. X. folio 66. togvthss
belonging and sppsrtsining. nswn = No 1911 4
Terms Of sale q prescribed By aid decd Of us1 -
follow: The amount Of Indebtedness SECURED by Tits
and the balance Il g. l2 ap9 Is monthA foe which the
notes Of the purchaeeE besEne tntefet nm the day
sid ehall . tsksq- a dePedt q 96Q2 :sln SeE-
%a,sG e sas sSSn Is q ss sspsaSs
g tSs saqs @ - g % sc2glasa y5S e ~
rishs % M sks pgopaSy g - 10 ee1ysess 6
E: IS s:1;::sss: ss::ss::s::; - q 6kE
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Peace.

Peace.
who knows how often he offendethsn
When Consciences white light burns dim
In doubt Of Right that word descendeth
Alone from Him,
We cannot tell we see but blindly
Thro' the strange cross-lights given to all;
BY rule than all our own more kindly
We stand. or fall.
So il. in this inspired disorder
We seem at times to lose our way
And BY mans laws to cross the border
We can but pray!
We can but say, we know not wherefore,
Mans evil may be oft Gods good;
We think He understands; aud, therefore
IT'S understood.
We can but feel, the mystic teaching
Has told us over and again
For Gods commands to slight the preaching
Commands OF men.
Strange mystery! it was so forever:
Then let the yearning spirit rest,
Through the long trouble OF endeayor
Upon His breast.
Know that He knows: all else will follow
As surely as the light the dark,
And as the flight of hawk swallow
Rests on the Ark.
HERMAN MERIvALK
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TAT IL, THE NoRiH. Wssf, AND sQttHwEsx.
srshAi tN ksfrc nA AcGsNIItdsSENd EogIfM1E

- IS EFEcr pEcss abEE u. ffS ss1.
s0r Pisssnurs and the West eScsSS Iimissd k.ps.s
I,4S S ssS 81. Sg,s N r, NJ
sScs,c.SS with si.sp.ng On Alton. p cSiosrao.
o .s ssf & i rsa s ssa eng
ALT s. !. Hsy Hss1.bu @ SleyseDa
as9 s snf MsnPsis ,d fSchs E.prss
sssfsf eeRsf.9SS Rb IS FSSssss +
SSS n% a sssssBs sa'ura.s with
For wiiism.port Loci Haven. and Elm,r. ct 9: so .
- m Ts dsl W. sncest Sunasy day. ,.,o ~
't icy 1s ;es =: Fl 10 90 md sHN P ee 9. g
ssHnss SyS;S so 2m also fsps.:. S: "a
snS Rlnins Car, ; . 40 am. daily except sunday
For Sost99 xiiRsut chang, 200 pm: every day.
Oh . Amer sSnnss =
Ing direct transfer 20 Fulton stresS avoiding
% % md il ia spS = S1 sum Sum
sns Pm Limited H K1S.s ~ sS nd G Do
For f 20 ssst so 'es n d. w
s sl0 a 80 81 sas Il g 81 q sPS
70. 800 FOO. SEQ dSs. II I SS e Is%.
:as sg gsss.s ssss;
ALEXANDRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For sSs'f sSs sss 800 ssS sssH a9 - sS
iss ana s1 sna 4 IS s s@ '
.n aSt .Ss sSasS sSS
a. and 9 :0l Pm; daily. except sunday.
1se,ns leese Alensn for Warrington. e-0A 7:gS
sYS sSs ;s am. and lbs rs 300 S "a q
SUNDAY M BIO and HOY Am ZOO o;lQI
Nm
Tickets and informato ct fhe once norsheece o9r-
station. where orders be left for the checking
Fsse % asspat0n from hotels ana rss'd SSn
General Manager. n19l Gen. Paassnssr ASsnl
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TNRqsTEEs' sALEoF vALUABLEB UsINEss AND
2sGE Ssfs ssb
sSk%SEsf; SSf sEESRE, BIN GAsE S. SisIa
NR TESTH STFkEETs pMS9RTHTMMEsI STA, APP on
HssIF aSb sTxT sfREkfs aTSEAAR
S 9. she on h Ssy & ss
4 3. 1855. in Equity So Ios0e Lssv.s: Myers q
n r
:. e. 4 F!sE + f; IS; Day
aSd
iolos: Beginning for shs same :. The .ouihsass
sssss.1a f seas sSs line q s1Ss
40 a ises thence o nt
wsrdly twenty feet Co inches the north
md right angles with Tie ssi avenue
2 rss nns & ,s. Z e
SANE hed paY FIVE O'CLOCK
s
hs Sn, Moth zoe hand1sd
encs and s
feet two {2 Inches thence rieht angles WITH the
last line eighteen 1ss fee. three az lpches thence
Of street thence dne east nineteen DO feet eleven
u inches TO the place Of oesinnins being the prop
deed dated ssd day q December. A b 1874 and re-.
corded in ber ia folio improyed BY three-story
On WEDNESDAY,, THE NINTK DAY OF MAY, A.
d. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, part Of lot num-
bered three CD, in square numbered three hundred
and seveutythre 1873, in Davdsons subdivision OF
said recorded In thsoce Of the Surveyor
the District Of Colunbissn mbeF n. &, November o,
1910, and described e followS: Beginning ct the
southwest corner of said lot numbered three 81
north Il" street, and running thence with the
line Of said lot and said street twenty-five CID feet
thence north straight line one hundred and eleven
Qll feet more less 10 an alley in the rear Of the
d lHs saerss & ~ s T5r ne lime ct said s
lot aud thence south with the line of said one
hundred and six l00 feet stx 90 iuches less
TO the place of beginning, being the sameproperty
conveyed TO said Anna Lndsey by deed dated Deoem-
Der 9. 1867, and recorded " hber = Z. L; %. folio
S7e of the land records fos the ssfct Of SoiumbiA
northwest.
On SAME DAY. at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ lot numbered four "a. IN reservstlon B being
the same property conveyed 20 Eleazet Lindsley by
deed reconted in liber B. no ue, folio 421. " The
land record: iof the P,st5csuf Soasab..
Missouri avenue
Terms of sale: For each pieceonered one thrdcssh,
balance in and two years with interest for which
notes of purchaser purchasers must oe given
by trust deed the property sod al cash. q the
option Of the purchaser or purchasers deposit Of
4200on esch Of the other pieces time
Of sale. AeoDyeyanciAg atcost Of purchaser pur-
chasers terns of sale arenot complied with in ten
days the Trustees resee the right TO resen at and
rsk q dofsuicfng purchaser on purchasers afoerve
~ ~ afoESE z HAMILTON. Trustee.
WORDSWORTH GORDON Tra SaasSins'
DuNcANsos BROS. Auctionsers ap2a-dSds
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TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
IL ING, No. l45O RHODE ISLAND AVENUE Be
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREET6 NORTHWEST

ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TENTH. at
HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we win sell In front Of
the premises,
LOT -P." SQUARE g1l,
fronting 10 100 feet Rhode Islsnd avenue. and
improved BY two-story ana basement brick dwelling.
containing seven rooms and bath-roo modern inn
provements The location is of the best in the
city. Suitable for investment or residence.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance and two years,
notes to bear cent interest and be secured by
deed Of trust all cash. ct option of purchases de-
he. e purchasers cost Terms to be complied with
In days. otherwise right reserved to resell q risk
and cost Of purchaser After Ave days Of
such resale In some newspaper published IN Washtng-
ton. p; q DUNCANsOH BROS.
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Dow Ru,s Youn Srox.cus

Bulletin No. 13, Division Of Chemistry Of Agricul-
ture, makes some startling revelations to the i'm
purity of beers sold here in the manufacture Of which
saicyc acid bicarbonate OF Soda sulphts and other
enumersted are the Milwaukee, Wis.,, Alexandria. Va.
3. LOUIS, Mo. faii.dsiphi. Pa. and Washington. y
Beer clean bill to purity. This 10 statement Of
facts made from the official publication Of the Depart
ment the highest authority the country Physicians
Of hospitals and others obtain analysis Of the
Cincinnati Beer by applying TO f.H FINLEY,
l206 ID 1T NV
Sole Agent for the D. c. of Chris Moerlins Cincinnati
Beer. The Queen of Beers. mhlX
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TyRUsTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
4 NO. l4lB Q SfkEET NORTHWEST

i NO i4is 9 sfkEET NoRTHWEsL
By virtue Of o deed of trust dated February 10,
1879 and recorded in Liber No 300. folio AZ ct seq
Of the Land Record. Of the District Of Columbia.
THURSDAY, tho TENTH DAY OF MAY, 1855. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the west half % Of lot twenty
dred and nine (2U9) in the city of Washington.
trict of Columbia with the brick house and improve
ments thereon, excepting the following described
tion Of said west half 90. to wit Beginafne at the
and forty ive hundredths n 45-100l feet thence
north 6s feet to the face Of front wall Of
adjoining house: thence west and forty-hve hun
dredths 45-l00) feet and thence south to the place
Of beginning.
six 80, twelve O2a. and eighteen (lSl months So
cured by the notes Of the purchaser drawing six g,
per cent interest aud deed of trust the
property or ~ cash At the Option Of the purchaser
deposit Of &2O0 will be required time o. sale and
If terms not complied with In ten days tie trstee
the right to resell at the rsk and cost Of the
defauting purchaser. An abstract Of title will be
shown 1t the sale. SAMUEL Il. BOND. Trustee.
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Mule More Dangerou. Than Panther.

From the jacksonville (Fla.) Herald
At City Point, 10 miles below Titusville, the
steamer touches to discharge freight and passen-
gers A few days ago a panther was captured
there under very peculiar circumstances. Mr. Hat
ter was blowing in a Held when he learned that an
animal vi ms species mad Just passed through the
thicket a short distance OF. He mounted his mule
and rode rapidly In pursuit. II was not long be-
lore the panther was overtaken, and the hunte r
easily shot him. This was not the end, however
Al the sgnt OF the animal and the smell OF his
blood the mule was suddenly seized with fear, and,
rearing upon his hind legs, struck out his fOrefeet
lndiscrimlnately at the dying animal and Mr.. Hat
Ter The latter received serious injuries from the
heavy olowS inflicted, and at last accounts was
considered In dangerous condition. Dressed, the
panther measured o feet from tin to tin, and
weighed $50 pounds
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FRANKLIN II. MACKEY, ( Afus'ee
Webster Law Building.
my1 dads DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts

DEREMPTORY SALE OF COAL AND WOOD
L YARD, ON " STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND
s, BETMEEN 10TH AND nth STREETS
NORTHWEST.
TUESDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF NAY AID. 1883.
Improved by fllly.eoiiipped Mood ana Coal Yard
ALSO, ON THE SAME DAY, az HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, Lot l2, Square 33o, said Lot fronting
20 feet on street n w.
Terms of sale: One third cash. balance in and 2
years, with interest at per centum per annum
able semi annually secured by deed Of trust the
property sold and deposit CT *lOO will be required
each lot sold. GEO. w. STICKNEY,
my2-dGds AuctiOneer
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V1HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN.
RhSek sHSHHfs ig g gE HSe AhS FRED
On MONDAY NAY FOURTEENTH. 1888. AT
Offer ct public auction lots lS3 1885, and Of 49,
Y @ oa Sn aS fret az
having about las feet depth and 15foot alley in the
80 feet 'front.'
107, having frontage of so feet Frederick (34t
street and depth OF l50 feet to foot alley.
year, with interest st per cent per annum payable
erty sold Ill cash. At the purchasers option de-
post 100 will be required each lot ut the time Of
sale. Costs OF couveyanctng, &C. TO be borne by
chaser, Title perfect ap2S-d&ds
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W1Lsua,s CoooA-rH.rA

Eastly digested: Of the finest Asvor h9rtZ bsvsl-
age Tor strong Appetizer delcate drink for the sen
dttvS Thoroughly tested: nutritious; pastable; m.
e1Seieo Y purity; no unpleasant altar snectA Re'
Marian Harland. Christine Tsrhuns Hersick. Dean
A H. Thomes, II d, pronounce tt the best Of I'll the
powdered chocoletes No other equals q IN favor;
purity md anudyspepttc qualities. Sold By 0rocegs
sample mailed for 10 stsmpe
u. o. WILBUR SONS
d14-w.skm,6m philAdelphiA Pa
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Address Registered Lettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early who are charge Of the drawings, Is
guaranee of absolute fairness and integrity that the
chances all equal, and that one can possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all prizes ID
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS Of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President of
Institution whose chartered rights recognized
in the highest Courts therefore, beware Of any imta
tons or anonymous schemes. ap11-w&s4w
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LoursrAsA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

I'VE do hereby certify that spercise the arrange
mentsJo all the Monthly and Quarterly DTdtoin0s Qf
The Louisiana State Lottery Com Danv and in Ders0
manage and control the DTdciOs thenselues and that
the same are conducted ,cith honesty ai7seSs AND IN
gooo Faith tordrd az parties and authorize The Com
pd,sv to this certificate sch Jdc-st.iies Of sig
natures attached, in ITS advertisements"