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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
TELLING RI THE HONE.
SILK WITHOUT WORMS.
Tho Important Discovery OF . Great
French Savant.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
N. de Carbonnet, q French savant, has dis
covered how to make silk without worms. He
began his experiments some time ago, with the
guiding idea that the peculiar appearance Of
silk was the result Of the spinning of liquid.
After many months of repeated and unsuccess-
full trials he produced several yards of silk in
this wise: He poured . collodion solution into
q copper receiver which emptied into systsm
of small glass tubes These tubes terminated
in cspiilaries, which carried Of the solution in
hne thread-like streama In Q second system
Of glass tubes, Allied with water, the hne
streams became Ane threads, which, before
leaving the water, we're caught mechanically
and wound around tiny rollera After being
heated and cooled In IN acid Of special
gravity and temperature The threads we're
made less combustibls than cotton By BE- ing
saturated in . simple chemical preparation
The quality Of the silk goods manufhctursd
from these threads ID fne. The threads are
cylindrical end are from one 70 forty micro
millimeeers in dismetsr. They sastain . weight
Ordinary silk 6ears weight of sO-lS kilogrsns
per square nfllimstsr, eeoksd silk, lS-2G De
Oarbonnet's SILK = nuch Deee brfll1ant tAAa
ordinary silk and abeorbs end held euiorine
matter moro satsfactorfly. A. yst only . ~
pieces have been prodused b. Ne 80 procesa
Several OF then ere shovn II tie EarD expo-
that further experiments win enable him 70
manufActurs siIk ehsaply and N large Quapti-
ties. In fact he thinks Nat , lev ySars heaee
the silk worms may - well - end die =
mschinsry viii then BE- doing helr work uanh
bettse than thny ean d q tAenoelvoA
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OUR TOILiNG WOMEN.
How They Slave I'm a Broadway Once
According to Official Record.

From the New York World
Broadway business man has q couple Of
young ladies working in his Office and fur
nishes the World this record Of day."
Now, Nellie, you've taken my rubber again"
mo, Susie dear, haven't seen your rubber,
but you have my pencil, I'm sure"
Indeed have pencil Of my own, thank
you"
and my blotter's gone, too" IChases
three times around the office looking for IL,
goes out and asks the elevator boy IL he saw il.
comes back and finds it on her desk.l
Lend me your watch key"
''oh, dear, it won't begin to at, and Left
mine at home"
Have you been to Coney Island this YEAR,
Il don't think il q nice place to 20. Still
don't mind going with q good crowd OF your
own"
'.Did you read that awful story in the paper
about Jack the Ripper"
Isn't he Just too dreadful for anything?"
DO you think they can ever kill people with
Il don't know, but it makes . lovely light,
don't you think so?"
And SO on. till lunch time
, "oh, Nellie, did you get an extra toothpick1
mo, but I've got hairpin that's never been
used"
.'Oh, thanks"
''Did you notice that stylish dress at lunch2"
'Did you think IL was stylish? Well, Tn
sorry for your taste"
Now, l thought the drapery was pretty"
"How 10 your brother nowy"
''0h, he's well. Did you hear that Fannie
Roadway was TO marry that dude over in the
Grand street store?"
Yes, and think the dude is 10 be pitied-"
Now, my rubber's gone again"
"Well, haven't got II. that's sure"
ut couldn't walk away itself Oh, excuse
me, dear. here il is under my paper"
Il wish some of the gentlemen would close
the windows. That draught is just too dread
full" Waits five minutes and then closes tllnu,
herselfl.
What time il it?"
"Just ten minutes OF 4"
well, let us go home. I'm just too tired for
anything"
Now and then one of the young men trn-
ployed in the Office is found dead in his char,
and the coroner always attributes it TO apo
plexy.
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Couldn't Collect IL.

From the Lawrence American.
Tradesman (giving note TO collectorl-"r
should like to have you collect this"
Collector (reading it)-'''I promise 10 pay At
sight 70 John Smith the sum of $50. value r.
ceived. Signed, Thomas Brown Why, SO
here, Mr.. Smith. you've been choatcd-I can't
collect on this"
Tradesman-"Why not2"
'.Collector-"why, he promises to pay ON
sight and he's stone blind"
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FALL FASHIONS.
Some Of the Popular stylss Of the Early
Season.

TEE STANDARDS TO BIZ BRoueHr II TEE AnRrvAIs
rRoN EUROPE IN ocroBER-wooLxS DRESSES
BLACK AND wHrrx-THE '-BEsT" BLACK srLk-
CHANGING CLOTHING AND TER KFyxcr,
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FINANCIAL.

LIN ANNlaL
san MIGUEL
SAFE GOLD INVESTMENT
SHARES NOW EARNING Dividends
Present price, ss as per share Soon % be advanced
20 IS.
Stock non-sssessable. No personal Liability to
holders.
OCTOBER DIVIDEND SO CENTS PER SHARE.
THE San MIGUEL GOLD PLAcERs COMPANY.
No Bonded Indebtedness
JAMES GILFILLAN. Treasurer.
Gx-Treasurer of the United statcs.D
Competent experts estimate the gold values in prom
''S u '"' ''''p' siia,ooo.ooo,
FIvE-sIXTHs Of which will be received By stock
holders
Remit to
JAMES G1LFrLLAN. Treasurer
au1o<.tu.w4w Al and 43 Wall st.. New York.
mo W. OORsON. JNO W MCCARTNEY
q Member n. Y. stoek IL
coRsoN 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, 141sf ST. n W
Bankers and Dealers in Government bunda
Deposit Exchange. Loans CoIlectiona
Ralrpac Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges Of New lork. PhiiadelphiA boston
A speciality made Of investment securities. Distx1rt
Bonds and all Local Railroad. oas Insurance and Tel
ephone Stock dealt in.
American BEN Teephons Stock bought and soda iyls
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THE "BHsT" BLACK SILK.


black silk has obtained upon the feminine mind;
the traditions OF il seem to be handed down
from mother to daughter and 20 ON for genera
tons. It lie the dress that is saved for, waited
for, looked for and sometimes cried over If il
should prove deceptive or the dress maker fail
in reaching the standard. An object 90 long
anticipated may wen cause perplexity when Il
is at last within ones reach. It seems impos-
sible to deal with 1t in any simple or ordinary
way. How shall IL be madea How shall it be
trimmed These are burning questions. Every.
body's brains are racked for suggestions and
everybody falls back upon "jet" or jetted pas
sementerie, the most expensive and wasteful,
commonplace and hackneyed Of all trimming.
Mako them up with full organ folds at the
back, slightly draped front . full-vsst bodice,
closed unless you. are very stout and sleeves
the fullness Of which Il brought up to the
shoulder and arranged In irregular foids nearly
upright All the finish required may Be OBJ
sleeves and Of the sides Of the front = they
meet the vest. which may be varied 10 suit the
occasion. The silk Of the dress for ordinary
wear. white Canton crepe, or eorn-eolored
surah for more dressy occasions, and Q narrow
black lace over white under the inferred edgss.
And when shs vent 70 Paris that che could NOT
buy s.jetted lace" any cheaper thanh New York
and that u VS. hardly 70 b found - IN The
truth Il, Il could not b cold toe KrsneA woman.
Il b TOO frsil and gives too little valss for ths
money. It i an Amsrioau fnshiou. q = naAs
here and sold here; Il could hardly be sold any
where else % 70 any one bat an American
woman, for TIE beads have - b put % By had
end their weight teaSs Tie Mt 70 shrsds alSsr 9
very shert Tins q wearing, and then Ne tim
~ ~. .SI a .Espla'sd q - an ve. in
0ns way Of snziehing black an = 70 uShs q
mp vi1h black velvst bodice. The usual fosx
= 0at o. = abort jacket basque With sprfne col
~. whieh nav b lilsd Mn Hlssk, vkiis q
tinted stlk and worn With . voeS na1skln9 -
lining. II = better, housvsr, - No v1fh Slack
end mako - rssts ronovabis. & - booo1e r
- - usofnl :, = :
II =. 1890 e.sss. - ~ anuh.
ss:s - ~ ~ - - 49, - -. = - q &
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are effective and durable, as the Japanese gold
thread does not tarnish for a long time and
will stand much use and still look well. Since
the stores sell it at such a low price it is also
among the inexpensive materials for embroid-
cry. The way TO use it il TO couch il down
with yellow sewing silk or q single thread of
6losele. To couch two threads at once gives
. much more brilliant effect than to use one
A scattered or powdered design is very pretty
In gold thread For instance, q small circle Of
solid gold thread, with the outside row pro-
longed in a curve or two or three tendrils, may
be chosen for the pattern. These circles can
be grouped or arranged in a more set pattern
and - good effect obtained With little practice
almost any one can draw such design for her
sell On plush, velveteen or velour-an excel
bent fabric for art embroidery-a lead pencil
viii make enough Of an impression to guide
THE BABY PILLOWS
must not be overlooked, for many, both beauti-
ful and useful, are made. The exquisite ones
~ French embroidery are the handsomest ones
shown in our stores, but are too expensive for
the use Of ordinary little mortalz- Others al
most pretty can be manufactured at home
BY loving fingers. They must be dainty, of
course, and with q daintiness that can be re-
newed, for freshness is a requisite for .
should always be used for babyss head; down
Is too heating. A cover Of white cotton cloth
between the ticking and outside IL also good
thing. The rectsngie ID . more convenient
shape than Q square, though the square ones
look prettier, perhaps. The silk-covered pill
lows, with slip Of finest linen cambria orna-
mented with drawn work are most attractive
IN appearance. The silk easily Soils however
and Is not % easily renewed - something that
VII launder.
ADATNrr Pillow.
I win describe . pillow lately made for a
bsby's use, and - dainty ~ need be, While
thoroughly practical also. The feather pillow
itself va Of the preferred shape, and the 0ips
10 60 over IL were three in number. They
we're made OF dne linen and buttoned ct one
end One vas ruined all around, for use In the
carriage. Tia rufle was Of linen cambria
hemstIschsd A row Of hemssischine also or
n.mented the slip IN inch from the oussids
edge all around. The other two covers had
the henstitching and rune simply across the
buteonsd end Thee make . most accsptsbls
addissoa 70 bsAys laystss ana . charming
present 10 aivs baby.
1oo TN HAMMOCK.
IhoaGb ~ Dost suitable $500 for dInsoarpo
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CTEAMER JOHN VI THOMPSON FOR POTOMAC
- kIvEk LAkDIk0s.
\. Lssys SshsssEsst .hsrf svsZ suSDkr TuEsp.r
Eodss cs.S Mn.rss.: s.n,sh's o.sst ssa hAsshIss.
fsr below Homini, rs eta: s:soSd cisss. y eta
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
CEPTEMBER AT THE sEAsHoRE.
- ATLANTIC COTTAGE.
MRS b. X. OWENS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J. se5-1w
nR, 6ARsIDE's OCEAN HOME. ATLANTIC uTY,
~ n. j. Open all the year. quiet select resting
place for the and treatment Of Functional ksrv-
Gus Disorders. Derangements u Nutrition aud the
Ailments Peculiar % Women. few select oosrders
wil be received No children; finely located IN the
best part q the city; SrSupds; airy reoms liberal
su17-eolm' us Pacihc avenue
VALLEY VIEW sPRINos-P. O, NEW MARKET.
" Va, MaSsAnutten mountains. 4 miles from dcpOts
hunting and nshng special rates for autumn for
culars address Al NfEks, Manager ax1 tn. thks I'VE
A sBURY PARK, N.J-THE VICTORIA FAMILY
"A Hotel near Ocean Table and Appoin tnents excel~
lent. Accommodation from September at greatly
Reduced Rates. MISS h. kEMPE. su2l-2awlni'
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 81 Mills
% ne q Winchester and - miles ke u Stcpheueons
myix-sm ' Jordan s,1snes T. o.. Va
FTHosE N PURSUIT. OF HEALTH OR PIxAstR6
u would do we'll 10 visit River Sprnrs bsdors goin9
elsewhere Fishing, Grabbing. ogsters boating fruI
nIuac, dancing, Aadrss Dr. h =. ba-AkIs1oNE
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DAns NoEsoAK LINN

Steamer Lady Of ths Lake, ff5n Cd a ~ n.
~: TAsrsday. sns s.suEsas 8 R.n. 6sss4I 60
RHf n. ss an = :;'s = hPsy hssas ts'& On
EoR P2IoMAc RIVER LAEDLNos
lsj f!aas;; sss;5 :: s2gs :sssls
- . . : 49, SIC Oh - ~ -
poroAAc xRAxsRua1A11oH Ina
J~ l.anqsgs - uvw 49,. Qunnson>
O. eepkA lssvs S1ks1e61S Nj -
10y y sssAssk = Dc fsfskGs151Is7h
sAss. s1....'q46kSaEs -
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Grn,u mud proyislops.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May IA very fair business
WIS Transacted 10 wheat aud the feeling developed
was stronger. with part OF yesterday decline re-
covered. June showed more strength ana ad-
vanced re and closed about re higher July
opened shade stronger than yesterdays closing
and gradually improved advancing dSc ana
closed about lc higher than yesterday. There was
nothing special In SHAPE Of outside news TO cause
the iirInness, which was attributed 10 change IN
local sentiment that perhaps prices Tor the present
were low enough. AZ any rate there was less
pressure 10 sell and the speculative offerings were
not as heavy M yesterday. With fair buying, partly
by special and for investment possibly iorqulck
turns, the market was well sustained duluth ana
Minneapolis are both lower today. Adyices from
Dakota again report no min.
A fair business was transacted In corn, ana the
feeling developed was ilrmer. The stronger tone
was attributed mainly " the active shipping de-
mnnd and TO smaller anticipated receipts. The
near futures were relatively iiriner. ana the pre-
MUM Of the more deferred deliveries was mar
rOwed somewhat The market opened Mt yester-
days closing prices, was firm and advanced 70,
ruled steady, closing noe higher than yesler'
dry.
Oats were quiet but steadcr and prices h@Hc
higher. The amount Of new business was not
large. and good part OF the Trading consisted In
selling May and buying June and July at 20 dli-
CTCnCc.
Little interest wns manifested In hog products and
the feeling was easier. The receipts OF hogs were
larger than generally anticipated, accompanied
with moderate In prices, and this feature
had tendency TO enlarge the offerings Of products,
- eclally for July delivery The general surround
ings of the trade favored the bear element aud the
market lacked support. Prices favored buyers and
averaged lower on all descriptions. Trading CEN
tered mainly In July.
The leading futures ranged "a follows
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unn.el,nid snnnIics.


FRUIT-sleady. Oranges Messina, s3O@iOO
per box: California, 500 per box Lemons 500
o1a5O per box bananas, slJDm25O per bunch.
Dates, fmsc. Figs, i2Wlbc per pound.
APPLES-SlOUaiO ~ per bril- Dried apples, 2lT@
20 per ID from store. Dried peaches 21s@5c from
store.
VEGETABLE Onions. sl.2j per bril- cabbage,
New Orleans crate. 81 75@AOt kraut, per brl, $500
half brl, $3.50 garlic, soc per 100.
NuTs-C Ocoanuts, sibOaL00 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia. 7esc Tennessee, farmers stock. 5a6c
roasted, l@ilSc higher shelled, red, bc; white 7c
spanish, Toe. Pecans, Texas, old, I@l2c; Arkansas
36sjc. italian chestuuts, lOeg22lsc
BUT1ER-Buttcrine. liesisc; creamery, O930c
dairy. iGet12c; country butter, i0@2Oc.
rOTArOES-flrm. 81 Bella per brl. sacks. 500
Gee per bu; Utah, sO9sOc per bui sweet s2.OJe'25O
per bfl
CIDER Ozark. $3.50 per bh aud $3.50 per half
bril-
NtNEGAR-pcr gal. i26t!ac.
EGGS-StCRdy, boxes. l2c cases, l3c.
OULTRY-Chlckcns. young, s400aLJG mixed
S22io2 20; hcns Sj.OOesd2j, geese SLbO9j.OG ducks
S1O0uNil.
FRESH FISH BunAic. ia2c pcr lb cat DC per
h. tame perch, trout etc, StiOc per ID.
RAlslNs-London layers, SiUG California, sl.21
per box
PlCKLEs-Brls. $3.50. half brls, 500
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York AMI Eastern points
demand, par; Eastern points sight 10 dis
count; Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, l-l0 discount; New Orleans, is dis
count.
Sellng-New York and Eastern points,
81 so premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
VILE and Chicago, l-l0 premium; New Or
leans par
The local cotton market closed firm today
at an advance Of Lice, middling l0&c, but
II any middling was in the market il would
be freely purchased at lie. Sales were but
GOO bales, and all TO spinners Sales for the
week were G,i00 bales, OF which 2, 200 went
10 exporters and 300 to spinners.
At Liverpool spots closed quiet and rather
easier, with futures of to 2 points.
The New York market was marked up
lice, closing firm, with futures firm; old
months of / point and new months up to
points.
Hubbard Price Co. say. "Tho cotton market
opened steady at about points decline from yes
tcriays closing, and 40 remained until the liqul'
dation Of largc line Of long cotton caused de-
cline 10 points below last evenings close. In
this decline tho more distant positions did not
participate In consequence OF rumors OF colder
weather In the ssuih. and when these were oou.
nrmed by dispatch stating that frost had injured
the plant In Georgia, the market rallied and closed
AT the best prices Of the day. Tho buying was
largely 70 cover the sales made this morning and
yesterday, while the sellers have been those most
prominently Identified with the recent bull move
ment The stock In Liverpool aud ailoat is now
VI 900 bales ahead OF last year. aud OF this Excess
5000 bales ap American. The shipments from
Bombay are $4,000 bales ia excess Of last year.
Large tenders Of May cotton were made Ia Liver
pool but thoy appear TO be fully provided for, aud
he Inside positions show partial advance IN the
closing CABLES, The feeling In our market conlin.
uc- TO he very firm. aud speculatonarc ircc buyers
ON strong periods"
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CINCINNATI. o, May a-whlsky firm. sales
Of SO barrels flashed goods on n basis OF si.J2
Iutirf easy,
sugar steady and Urn.
lgi.s barely steady ~ hai2c.
thuyte steady.
CHICAGO. m, May a-Ou the Produce EychanEc
today, the butter mhftut wus weak. fancy crram.
cry. esiic choicc 70 ine, issipy, inc dairy, i6ti
tte, iaif 10 good. i.ltitC
EFgs nm a. iif6,i2c
NEw YORK. May 1-Concc= Options steady.
hfiu points up. snlos tl.gO BAGS inlludlng NAV,
leslssi0Nc. June laws job. tl.i0asidlhc. Aug.
iIinc. November and ncrcmhef t5.iNg February,
u a1c. Marcn. iLt3fiG0o spot Rio steady, ialf
CaWucs ~.
sugaf-llsw. dull. sales. 80 bass moiascs 81 tc,,
az H.. fuhucd quiet, sicudy.
Molasaos-forciTn strong NcW orleans quiet
Hlce4stcady, quiet
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Articles

Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour-Steady and unchanged.
No 2spring wheat slein.c. NO. 3 spring wheat,
Haze. No 2 rcd, O0sS0'tc.
No. corn, 3i1.c.
No = oats, - &C. -
No. rye, iOlsc.
No. barley. nominal
No. taNsoed. $780,
Mes pora pcf bril- sil.ligll.6Q
Lard. pcr iUl Lbs, SdA0
short no sides looscl, s,eos6.Do
Dry snltcd shoulders boxed, S.2iWhD
short clear side boxed, sd2seiG3,'k
Receipts flour l@04 brls; wheat 1900 bu;
corn. i5.ooo bui oats, 2li.OOo bu' re, 1000 bu:
Ship Shipments , tod brs. wheat. 10000 bu;
oofn. j01,OO0 bu; cats, IaUOO bu; rye. 1909 bu;
barley. 1000 bu
sr LOUIS. No. May s.-Flour-Actiye aud
steady
wheai-Better MAY sad ic lower early at 5eisc.
recovered ~ 10 aud ter was neglected The
other OPTION. imprv,cdl ON stn'ngtr cablc., ul.
favorable reports from the Northwest aud With adj
uncing markets a. nll puls The improvement
was Sow aud trading moderate. though the closa
was iirm With June ,fel,sc aud July and August q
oysi5c. closed at Sfc. June SS',s75j,c, closed a
1ismHekc bid. July, ,J,Fa1tis. o oscd at 7ilsc.
August tg1isiic, closing at 5t'.slt1ao bid.
axe May, WlSsOa n closed At ey'sc; Juno. AID
ne closed NJ NJ r bid; August. az q. closed NJ sc
bid: september, SS'ssl3s, closed at SJH9Sssc
0at.-Hghcr No. 2eash, 2ic May. 2l'4ssI5sei
June, 2JtsC
Kye-Dull. May offered at t2,,c
lafley-Quicu Iowa, iuC.
| so udIilin
| Bran-illghcr u@ic.
| flaNsccdasi a.
icad-nciicr chemical hard sito rcaacd. slia
Huticf-tasy. creamery, nstlic. dairy, iI0tisc
| Eggs-U Unchanged but slow at ioi a.
Com Meal Unchanged aud active ut sLsOti.s5
| hggng-fifn prizes range Ss0iOtc
irou cotton ties-sLi0
| rruyisiOns-Quie and easy.
| Iufk-ti2A
IArd-ltimo steam. $50
by SALT Mcab-lioacd shoulders. sii2isai2 ~
longs t6lb9oz, uls. Sd4t,d -. short clear, So
| W3.A
Iiacon- Bowed shoulder. sdoo. longs aud rihs
sd5os65 10 short clear y si'saGpo
| llams-lurhangcd.
Receipts Flour 400 urls. wheat. 400 bu: corn
| 400 bu, oats ip,DO1h u. re. none. barley, none
hhpmcnts-fl0uf, Auu bfls. wheat, 300 bu.
corn, 2LOlJ bu. oats, 500 bu. rye, 200 bu. bar
Icy, 100 bu.
KANSAS CITY, No, May a.-whcat-wcak. No
red. cash. 7pC july SALES at 01c. No. soft cash
s5c July SALES u &c. August csc.
| Gofn-Quiut No = Cath. 2fsc bid. July, - /.
bid. No. 2whlic cash. 2lc bid
| Oais-No z, onfh, sales ~
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India and Pacific steamship company's
Mail steamers.

The Steamers Of this, the only regular line sail.
ing from the South TO Liverpool. are very popular
with passengers. and the route thoy axe being less
liable 90 bad weather than that Of the New York
steamers makes the trip Thoroughly chi ,yablo.
The following SteamOrsa arc expected 10 leave here
FLoRlDlAN, 10 sail about May vs..
BERNARD HALL, to sail about May %
ANDEAN, to sail about May -.
DARiEN, TO sail about June2
TEXAN, 10 sail about Juna5.
MM. CLlfF, TO sail about June 2.
JAMAICAN, TO sail about June IS.
saloon faro-IIence 10 Liverpool 500: through
10 Paris via Calais or Dover first class nail, etc,
$40. or thigd.clASs rail. Sll0.
Return Tickcts-Naw Orleans 10 Liverpool and
return. 500. New Orleans b. Paris aud return,
hrtclass all the way, $50. Children and servants
nj reduction
apply 10 NJ. J. SANDERS,
20 Carondelet Street. New Orleans.
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FtOuR-Fium sioio. family, $40. choice sieo.
fancy, siAWiaG extra iuucy tLln1tu1. patent
g. g.Hfh an easy.
CuNNHFAi.- rcsh. ~ 10. roller. slO1 steady
HlANs AND rLAs.- Navy beans, sL'bAl me
dun, 81 tn0tlsl
oAfMENL-iu half hrls. 81 70 from store.
CKAtkEiH= soda, Uxin, ic treble ckim, nli
tNr. rInstf tnaIf. tua'afi assorted lumbya ~ :,
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-04

SPECIAL FEATURES
BY terms OF contract tho Com pany must deposit
the sum Of all prizes included In the scheme before
selling a single ticket, and receive the following
Official pernit:'
CERTfFfcATR- hereby certify that the Lon.
don Bank OF Mexico and South America has on
special deposit the necessary funds 10 guarantee tho
payment OF oil prizes drawn By the Loteria de le
benehcencia Publca.
r. RoDRioUEZ RIVERA, Intervention.
Further. the Company IA required 20 distribute
kfyriS eas cent III tho Value OF all the tickets In
prizes-A larger proponioI r.. IS given by any
other Lottery.
Finally. tile number OF tickets Is limited 10 5000
10000 less than are sold by other Lotteries using
the same scheme.
For fail particulars addrczs q. Bassotti, Apar
do 100 CITY Of Mexico. Mexico.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-04

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