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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE OR EENT-AT EVANSVILLE MD.
II Cottage Of fourteen rooms stable; large garden
irut' good water. Apply to W. b AGEk, 1921 Risvs
ST. f2O-3ts
IrOR RENT-FARM BORDERING ON THE POTO-
Il mac, at -Four Mile Run. Washington and Alexan-
dna Nm containing 80 acres house with rooms :
stable. kc cars stop at farm every hour good place
for farming. gardening, dairy boating and fishing.
(NLAY LAND FOR I.EAsE-WATER SAND AND
Owood within hundred yards and transportation
facilities excellent Properly near District line. Ad-
dress Box oo2. Baltimore. Nd 1857
I,OR sALE-A FARM OF SIS ACRES, ONE MILE
il from Hyattsvtlle good improvements A grcat
=. q. SIXTH 4 SON,
fl5-lw 1872 1T
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WILA1IAM lELk1
Executors OF Caroline D. Gieeking, decesse
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucttoneera f2O-d&da

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, February Is, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY. MARCH
FIRST, 1883, the lease Of the FISH WHARF and
town win be sold by public suction for the term Of
year from March 1. 1883, - follows:
At TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ. upon the premises, four
hsh stalls In the GEORGETOWN Market House to the
Also, at THREE O'CLOCK z NJ. on the SAME DAY,
on street. between 7tn AID 9th streets norhw st. IN
front OF the hsh stalls of Center) Washington Market
all rights and privileges granted or allowed by the laws
Of the corporation of Washington to establish wharves
or docks for the landing cleaning and sale of fish
the city Of Washington, aud no wharf dock shall be
deemed eligible unless situated at point ON the
north side Of the Potomac RIVER between street
east and 14th street west, to the highest bidder.
Terms: 500 to be paid the day of sale, and the
resdue TO be paid Within Ave days from the day Of
SALE
BY order of the Board of Commissioners District OF
Columbia
W. B. WEBB,
g. T.. WHEATLEY,
w. RAYMOND,
Commissioners
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District Government Affairs.

BUILDING PERMITS
Permits were issued to-day to j. H. Chamberlain
to build twO-stOry brick dwelling at No. 1907
35th street northwest, at q cost OF 81 $50; Frank
Baldwin private stable on 10th street, between
b and C streets, at a cost OF 1900 Mrs. Kate A.
Geier q twO-story brick dwelling at 1900 H street
northeast, at a cost OF 500; Rudolph Eichhorn
four brick dwellings Of two stories each, on
street, between North Capitol and LIST streets
northeast, at q cost OF $4,000; W. c. Goodwin
five brick dwellings OF two stories each, at cost
OF e. 500; Mrs. Catherine Kester two brick dwell.
ings OF two stories each, at l71S and 1720 in alley
between X and 8 9th and 18th streets northwest, at
q cost OF 81, 400.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chas Lnr1er has been appointed as an add.
tiOnal private on the police force.
There have been 6, 713 dOg-tags issued this year.
Capt. Grimm left yesterday for Boston to exam
inc into the underground telegraph systems.
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SUMMER RESORTS.


GUNNER BOARD-A FAMILY OF OR . CAN
~ obtain board at Mrs. hUDOLPH'S for the - 4
season. House and everything new. 1O6yEAY
church st., Newport, r. 1. f2O-3ms kt,W
SENATE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, n. IA
y Grand View of Ocean. Electric Bells and Yc. II
Modern improvements Thoroughly heated. As.n24
n3-eo3m II. B. COOK Son.
A TLANTIC CITY. n. J.. SEA BRiGHT."A
APacihc and Rhode Island sves full view VE.y
q Ocean Perfect sanitary arrsngepentA JUL
Is sfn un:urpssssd MRS. LEWIS REPF.
HOTEL PEMBROKE NORTH CARO- AAA
- LIMA AVE- NEAR PACIFIC AVE, At YEAY
LANIlC CITY, y. J. Cheerful Homelike, &s:1l
6 GeIs xAfSsntion Opsn al the year WARREN y; IA
TIE ,vENDOlk" ATLANTIC CITY. n. =, NEW
= motel, kentuchy ave. near the ocean. = a. A
steam hest electric bella, and gas through VE.AY
o1t; hot add cold salt bathe Open March LIST JUL
Noe b and o. depot film
THk wlHDsoIns .,.. ov.x.. 0kAN
a is- ssssA'''a Is: s:'s'ss Nov nv ~ y
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II wAlR SOMA 2O4 10TH st. NV,
Snfmnsv SsoA Wits md Itont Band AZ.
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yc, 1T = 3 tss s ~ s:Sss e 70 II
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLINGS,, SITUATE NOS. AIT AND SIT
SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
BY virtue of detd of trust to me from the heirs -
OF James I. Peake, deceased shall sell at public
auction, IN front Of the premises THURSDAY, WsV
the TWENTY-THIkD OF FEBRUARY. AID. 1858, ct
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, the south halt of
twenty-four feet one and half inches CA I'D 18th
street east and improved by three-stOry and attic
east, containing eleven rooms
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, shall sell the
south sixteen feet four inches 64) Of Lot No. H. in
square No s76. improved BY q two-story si1-roOm
Terms: Cash. deposit Of $50 on each parcel re-
qured. Conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. WILLIAM c. PEAKE
fl6-d6ds Trustee
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Political NOeea.

RANGE OF fHR THERNoNErIR-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: z q
N. ~. p. N. IS: maximum. IS: minimum, a.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
ST-BY r. o. HoLTzMAN

1903 y. ,; ave. Z. e.6r. Is
DO OH 81 se.. Jrs. LIB
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ExECUTOR,s AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU-
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of the last will and testament Of Caro- -
line d. Giesking, deceased, and further ordere
Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia Iii
in equity cause No. l0.960 equity docket 27 we,
trustees appointed in said to make sale, will
MONDAY. the FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, A. b. 1883,
at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. in front of the premises, sell
ut public auction all that piece of ground and
premises situate lying and being in the city of Wash
ington, in the District of Columbia, and and
described the ground plat plan of said city and
being the south nineteen 9 feet front by the depth
thereof of lot thirteen (13 in square numbered four
hundred and twenty nine (429), together with all the
improvements, ways easements, rights, privileges.
and hereditaments to the same belonging in any
wise appertaining.
This part of lot is improved by story brick dwell.
ing and store room No. TIA 7th street, between and
H stree t. q. W.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in one and two notes to bear
Per cent per annum interest from day Of sale. paya
bic semi annually and to be secured by deed Of trust
on premises sgd or all cash At option Of purchaser
at purchasers cost Terms 70 be complied with in ten
risk and cost Of defsulhg purchaser sitter i've days
public notice OF such resale In some newspaper pub
lished in Washington D. G.
WILLIAM KETfIEFR} Trustees.
Executors OF Caroline D. Gieekng, deceased.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneera f2O-d&ds
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New York Stock Market.
The following the opening aud closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 141D i street.
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who inquired In Q row In Callahans saloon several
nights ago pleaded guilty In the Police Court
TO-DAY 70 charge OF threats preferred against
him by Daniel Buckley, the bartender, and gave
$500 bail 20 keep the peace. HIS father, Ishain q.
Harffa b0cnme bis surety.
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ARRRsrKD m NEW ORIRANA-yohn Mack, col
ored VINO A wanted here on Q charge VI robbing
the clothing store Of A. Herman, corner II and 9Th
streets about SIX weeks ago, has been arrested In
New OrleaDA and deputy marahl u on his way
70 this city with the prisoner.
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
sscsrrAnr wzrnrr returned to the city yester.
day afternoon.

INTERVAL RRvrsuE ArroNrxxSrs-The secre-
tary Of the Treasury to-day appointed the follow
Ing storekeeper and gauges: Jno W. Biddix az
North Cove, n. C.; Jas. I. JONES, az Rawards
Cross Roads, n. c.; Benz r. Rives, az DIN. n. C.:
yno. Rollins At Columbus, \. c., and Michael j.
Butler, At Chicago. Ill.
VIOLATIONS or THE PENSION LAws-The Commits
sioner OF Pensions Is In receipt Of the following
advices viz: Geo W. Hawse, who was indicted AT
last term OF q. & Court az Parkersburv, W. Va. for
violation OF the attorney "act arrested on the
18th inst so miles south OF Romney, w. va. and
burg. Isaac W. shipman, OF SeedersoYrV Ind
was arrested, on the 18th inst, by special Exam.
ner Berry, on charge OF taking an illegal attor-
e. C. Gray, OF Hopkins county, XIV who WAS re-
Gently arrested for Withholding s4l637 OF pension
on account Of Services in the proSecu,icn ~ MS
claim, was on the 18th inst, brought before L. =
commissioner Grail, at Louisville, ky, and held In
the sum OF $500 70 await the action OF the grand
jury, which will be convened on the ed inst
The PRESIDENT HAS SIGNED the bill enabling the
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior to sign patents
ABOUT 200 people attended the White House re-
ception this afternoon. Among this number was
the delegation that has come 20 Washington "a
present the claims OF ST Louis the proper plac,
for the national democratic convention.
CONSCIENCE CONVERSATIONAL package con
| tanning $1,000 In national bank notes was re
| ceived at the Treasury Department this morning
from Cincinnati by express. IL was accompanie,
by q note requesting that the money be placed {,
the credit OF the conscience fund, and was sgneS
"By one who Will be honest"
NAVAL ORDKRs.-LieuI Vim. c. strong, ordered
| TO the Swatara. Ensign J. NJ. Poyer. ordered q
| special duty In the Bureau OF Navigation. Lieut.
VIM. winder, ordered 70 the receiving ship wabash
1t. A. Reynolds, detached from Washington navy
yard and ordered 10 the Swatara- Ensign J. II
| Shipey, transferred from the Franklin 70 TN
| Swatara- Ensign b .. Chace, transferred from
Naval Observatory TO the Swatara
ARMY o RDRRs--Capt Edward f. Gardner, assist
ant surgeon, granted twenty-one days leave Firs
Lieut. Francis W.Mansneld, 18th infantry. grantee
| leave until April %. Lieut.. Col Edward P. vollum
surgeon, granted four months leave. with permis
| sion 70 go abroad.
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Mr.. Corc0ran's Condition.
At O'Clock this afternoon Mr.. Corcoran was In
about the same condition He was then taking
o little nourishment.
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Col F. ID. NUssEys DIvORCE-The divorce case
which Col h. ID. Mussey, the well-known core
spondent, had Instituted against Mrs Annie
Mussey (aee Miss FOSTER was heard on Friday
last, when the court granted an absolute divorce
Col. Mussey testified that there was a separation
ana denied that he had given any cause Tor It. Ex-
GOV. Foster TESTIFIED that his daughter had never
made any charges or il-treatment ON the part of
Der husband, and exonerated Col. Nussey from
any and all blame Whatsoever.
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Gable Electric Railway
Company.
THE BILL Up IN THE SENATE TO-DAY.
The Fisheries Treaty.

The fisheries treaty was taken into the execu-
tive ONCE Of the Senate this afternoon, the doors
OF which were closed and guarded. Senator Sher-
man, chairman OF the committee on foreign rela-
lions, was closeted with the executive clerks
reading the treaty and the Presidents recommen-
datlons about making 1t public. The treaty is in
print, and only one copy has been sent to the
Senate. The treaty WAS signed, In the order
named, as follows: Secretary Bayard, Minister
West, Commissioners Angel, Putnam, Chamber
lain and Tunper
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LNOR RENT-FCRNISHED
Mst.nssr Thomas Circial Sra. AL m per mo 5000
18th 81, shove Dupont Circle. LOT, all m L.. ITO
UNFCkNlSHED
18Th st. above Dupont Circle 10r, all mod tmpA IS
1l24 sst NV. cor 18th St. 10 rooms .......... go
100 sth Ct NV. 10 rooms. all mod imps so
IQI sth IT NV. 10 roma all mod. imps. 90
93l St w. 10 rooms all mod iu.ps ......... 40
zig yth ct ne rooms and cslAr all mod imps 81 SO
fls % 81 q o.. 81. al mod inps ...-.......- 25
TYLER 1 EUTHERf0RD.
jA2S4w 1907 st. W.
EoR RENT-l5O4 p ST. NV, NEW ll-RoOM
II Br1ck. with all modern improvements and con-
yeniently situated; price, s65 per month DAVID
sON DAVIDSON. cor 45s and ID SITS. n W. f1l-9t'
VrOR RENT
Il 2O2S Portner P- 2037 st NV. A.. SO
ESQ 2Ol to 200. rear ga
GOT I'd st. n-e 6r..-.....2O st Or.
60g I'd ct ne. Or - go 1O2s. rear 1914 81.
l41l 2yth St n ". Or. 20 NV, 4r..,....... 10
12.s9 I'D 81 NV, Dr.. Is 1907, rear 1914 l. 81
80 q 81. W.. 6r.........15i NV 4r-........ 10
201 z St ne. store and 1928. rear ll2524th 1t.
siS r1sr gis. a5t6 ST 2ses. rear I55 24ih 81,
hwS S. i..-.--.-i0 ID. W. f5p.,,;;.... 10
GO4 n st. sle. ors-l ~ T., r ~ y 81 ne. :ir. Z
VA ID DANENHOWER
ns-3t Successor 10 Eisenhower y son. Ills + ST.
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FELL INro wRLL-In the case OF Henry Green,
BY his next friend, John jackson, against the Dis
was entered this morning In Circuit Court No by
agreement The complainant on November Is,
ISsa fen into q wen at the corner OF 18th and
streets northwest ana was badly injured. and for
this he sued.
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II sl4, SOC An w. Or COG 9th s.w., sr..... ....2i
Northumberland 33O-24 20 Nsw or IA 80
44s. AL i. Or, IA 80 200 ~ s.w.. DR., W D 50
SlqF - sv, lOr, W. % lO20A eth Or ". SE l.
3I4 I'd n e, 6r.w So 10 30 1892 500 W.. Dr.. 4.
3O3 u st Ar, W $50 GIG sv., 5r. str. %
.s.sS sw 5r IL 6l2 Va al, " Il. ~
5iO4H sw. Or 30 As SITS 5r ~
$50 9th or str 20 32l NJ st Or " lO.2d
ns-3t. G. Il PARKER. Cor. AZ and sts. s.w.
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Philadelphia.
d17-6nl

JOHN wANAMAKER,
d17-6m Philadelphia
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The Ice on THE UTTER RIVER UsBRoKES.-In-
formation was received from West Washington
this Afternoon to the effect that the on the river
Was yet solid and showed no signs OF breaking.
The ice above the Long bridge, with the exception
OF the opening made through the Georgetown
channel Is also solid. The Ice In that vicinity Is
said 10 be about > inches think Dealers along
the river front do not anticipate a Treshet. IL ID
reported that the ice above the Chain bridge 10
banking along the nyer shore.
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REPORTED CAPTURE OF BILLY YoUNG.-It was
reported this afternoon that BILLY" Young the
pugiist who Is wanted for seriously cutting Jerry
Carey, q blacksmith, q few nights ago. had been
captured, but the police knew nothing OF IL The
pifal is doing very well and hopes Of HIS recovery
are entertained.
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FOR THE LADIES.

The Marquise Taffini d Aeceglio, of Italy. cons
sidered one of the beauties of King Humbert'-
Court, was formerly Miss Wickersham of Phla-
delphia. Her husband, the Marquis is a Lieuten-
ant-Genefal in the Italian army and man of
wealth, besides being the Dist nheritor of his title
A sister of the Marchioness married a brother of
Ex-President Gowen, of the Reading Road
-Amele Rives Chanler continues her eccentrici-
ties in dress. She recently appeared in public with
her hair let down behind and parted into two equal
strands, which were drawn over her shoulders and
fastened together in front by a ribbon Strange to
say, this peculiar and original mode of wearing
the hair was eminently becoming to Mrs Chaner
1t formed kind of hrsute frame for her beautiful
face and caused favorable comment from even
very conservative women who were present
The Electric Light Company shows itself to be
a souless and fendish monopoly when il places
one of its lights in front of the paror windows of n
man who has six d-haired and freckled marriage
able daughters Boston Courier.
The habit of cigaret-smoking by women has
grown of late years, according to female observer
who knows as much about the matter as any other
fashionable life of the city there are damsels and
dowagers who indulge in the practice, and that
some OF them roll their own cigarets while others
procure them ready for use. The only knowledge
we have on the subject from our fair inform
ant aud we trust that the practice is not spreading
IN the way she believes it Is. In Cuba. Mexico and
some of the countries of South America MANY of
the Spanish American ladies addicted to the
cigaret habit, and in parts of Europe especi-
ally Holland and Belgium, the traveller may often
the daughters of Eve smoking tobacco, and not
ashamed of their pipes but such speetacles would
be considered shocking in the United States. Be-
sides, If our informants notion the subject were
correct, the facts could not be kept from the young
fellows nor the old fellows either-New York Sun.
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

Citizen George Francis Train holds that flesh
eating is shortening human life. He has only con-
tempt for people who dine upon the carcasses of
animals and birds. lie confines his diet to oatmeal
and baked beans and this together with abundant
fresh air. promises to carry him through 200 years
of pleasant existence.
= Anthony Higgins, ofDelaware who is looming
up the coming Republican Senator from the
peach-crop State, is a man of medium hight abont
As years of age, with a sturdy figure and amiable
and earnest sort OF manner. He calls nearly every
man he meets Bill Tom Dick or whatever tie
affectionate shortening of his name may be, and he
is known by almost every man in the state. He is
a lawyer of prominence, and he has achieved many
successes at the Delaware bar.
- France has National League for the pro
motion of physical education designed to fit her
citizens to be soldiers The program which has
been completed includes outdoor games through
out the land, for which the local authorities will
set apart green, whereon the children shall
regularly play"
"A Philadelphia Judge gave jury well-de-
served rebuke for acquitting wife heater.
u. NJ. Levy, proprietor Of the London Ddilu Tel
egTdph, died peacefully in his armchair lie was
urged TO go to bed but refused saying his rule
TO go TO bed at certain hour, and he did not in
tend to deyiate from his custom.
- Emperor William of Germany has been far
from well during the last three weeks, and the doc
tors advise rest of the mind and of the body both
of which have been necessarily the racket for
nearly year past. The Emperor has been suffer
ing fortunes from neuralgia headaches, and there
has been return of the puruent catarrh in the
left ear, which has tormented him at intervals for
Senator Quay's son says his father won but
| two bets on the election. One was a silk hat which
! he couldn't wear, and the other a box of
! cigars, which the other fellows around the head
! quarters smoked for him. This was, indeed, hard
! luck.
Missionary Walker describing his bill of fare
| In Central Africa, says he occasionally has white
ants delicacy and likes them very much,
though it takes some time to get over the feeling
of repugnance which ants at first excite as an arti-
| Gle of diet.
- The King Of the Partisan Dudes is the Russian
Duke of Mondelh. Think of man attred in an
i-n- inz inaA xt-itn
colored satin, garnished with silver braid and or
namented with jewels Or perhaps he will receive
| you in jacket of heliotrope velvet braided with
gold and casped with duca coronets studded with
/ brillianis. If he knows you well he will recline
! on a divan and toy with uncut diamonds and other
precious stones. He does not say much, but he
| does not have to.
Adam Forepaugh the Snowman lost SIS, O0O
! betting on Cleveland.
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From Everywhere,

Mamma-Well, did you tell God how naughty
you have been?
Lilly-No, was ashamed. I thought it had
better not get out of the family.-LJe.
Papa it's going to snow before long, amt
it?" asked little hopeful and when his father
replied by asking what made him think so,
said: Why see the Christmas things in the
store windows. Albany Journal.
Epicurean host-By the way, how do you
like this cheese?
Guest-Why, it's not half bad.
Epicurean host-Don't you think so Then
I'll have it put away until after Christmas
Life.
little daughter of family on Alfred street
was teasing her mother, who at last said hastily;
g Do be patient, child Be patient"
"a don't want to-" retorted the little girl
that's what they put in the ambulance
Detroit Free Press.
Deacon-Do they use the revised edition of
the Bible at your church. Mrs. Hymnal?
Mrs. Hymnal-We used to do so, but since
this craze for the antique began we did not
wish to be behind the age, so we adopted the
other book.-LOlUeB Citizen
Silver loses one fifth of its weight for every
year it lies submerged under salt water. In
figuring on 100 bags of Spanish coin lost 80
years ago you can count only on the bags and
how many oats they would hOld.-DetrOu Free
Press
The Republican candidate for sheriff in Sc
dalia, Mo-, is named Sparagus. Ofcourse he is in
the .-Bingtam,on Republican.
After all, it is the popular vote that elects a
man. The vote that defeats him is bound to be
unpopular with his follOwers.-NeU Orleans
| PicdyuAe.
You have no idea how palatable cornbread
is when -four is IS or 50 a barrel.-BaGalo
Times.
Republican in neighboring village ilIu-
minated his house because OF the recent vic
tory. His wife. however, is Democrat, so she
closed one blind each window of the domi-
Gle to show that one-half the firm didn't sympa-
thise with the demonstration WeHsb0r0 Pa
| AgitdtOr.
word to the wise is sufficient You have
only to make the statement, Have some
] thing ~ Toledo Blade.
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DAsT ALL PRECEDENT
4 OVER TWO MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED;
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated By the Legislature IN 1853 for Educa-
tionaI and Charitable purposes and It's franchise mads
part Of the present State Constitution IN 1879 By an
overwhelming popular vote.
IT'S Grand Extraordinary Drawings faks
place Semi-AHRURIly dune and Deeembsrl,
and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW
INt'S take place in each Of the other ten
months OF the year, and are all drawn in
public, az the Academy Of Music, New Or
leans, La.
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The Returns Not All in Yet.
HGshinOt0n Post.

Daniel" remarked the President yesterday,
as he carefully replaced his check book in the
ireproof department. of the safe.
Yes, sire" responded Daniel, laying down a
copy of The Insurance Gazette.
The election returns are not all in yet"
Sire" exclaimed Daniel, in evident alarm.
II said the election returns were not all in
yet"
Daniel gazed intently at his chief, fearful
that the strain of the past week had exceeded
the endurance OF the human brain.
81 do not understand, sire" he said sooth-
ingly. 81 think the returns are all in. At
least enough, sire, and he sighed like No
yember blast.
mo, no, Daniel" insisted the President in
grief-stricken tones; they are not all in.
Where's my $4,000? There's no election re-
turns for that, Daniel"
And Daniel was silent.