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Foreign Notes or Interest.

The Austrian budget for 1890 shows estimated
expenditures of 545, AIS, $50 forms and receipts
of 546, 41S,4 All forins.
A fatal accident occurred yesterday in the
menagerie attached to Barnum's circus in
London The largest elephant belonging to the
show became enraged and made an attack on
its keeper. goring him i'll the head and neck,
inflicting fatal injuries.
In the City Of Mexico Monday night Captain
Felix Vallerta of the second cavalry regiment
shot and killed his mistress, Felcias Garcia. He
then blew out his brains.
Fifty arrests have been made in the CITY of
Mexico OF those who tool. part in the wrecking
of the plaza at the bull fight Sunday.
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, the American minister
to France. and Mrs. Reid have gone to the
south of France. They will also visit Rome.
They will be absent from Paris for a month.
The porte has called upon the Armenian pa
triarch at Constantinoplc to depose the bishop
of the Armenian community in America, as he
has been preaching i'll n manner exceedingly
distasteful to the Turkish government. The
patriarch has, of course, refused to interfere
witt the bishop.
The Lisbon correspondent of the London
Times says that the Spanish and Portuguese
governments have been appraised that the re-
publicans are bent upon attacking the Spanish
monarchy through Portugal.
Austria has had a very heavy snow storm.
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At Canton, Ohio, Peter Uhl went to sleep
on his sofa yesterday, dropping his cigar. 4
fire started and his son died from suffocation,
while Uhl and two other children are in a crit.
zeal condition.
The motion made for a new trial for Green.
valid, the murderer of Lyman :. Weeks, was
formally denied yesterday by Judge Moore in
the court of sessions, Brooklyn.
The Detroit stove companies deny that they
have sold to English capitalists.
Upon the advice of Attorney General WHITE
Gov. Jackson has Withdrawn his proclamation
throwing Hog Island open to all corners.
The Baltimore and Ohio ferryboat Groton
that burned while coming from New London.
where it had recently been bought, was worth
SAC, 600. and was insured for that amount.
Samuel Levy, manager OF the Oriental the.
aer, No. 113 Bowery. New York, shot himself
while abed, and with his wife asleep at his
side. He was arrested and curses his ill luck
i'll not killing himself.
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PAsr ALL PREcEpESrs.
OVER TWO MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated by the legislature for Educational
ard Charitable purposes. and its franchise made q
Fart Of the present State Constitution IN 1879 by an
Overwhe ming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
pirCe SCi-1-Ar rualy (June and December), and its
GLAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
/ each OF the Their ten months OF the year, and are
"a frswH in pGUlc 1T the Academy OF Music, New
Orlyaus. IA
90 hereby certify that nc supervise he drrnrJs-
nesHtS FOR all the monthly and Sent-A Hnudt DrdtcinOsor
The Louisiana STATE Lottery CODipdHg, and in person
n.dHGfe aud cOHtTOi The DTdIriDgs Themselves, aud that
DS sdDte are conducted Ulth honesty. ydiTJDss. and ~
good toicdTd az parties. aud IRE authorize the COIH-
JGEg 10 uSe his certIfcdfe, trith Idc-SimiLeS Of Ozr sy-
sQtuTes attached. an as ADVERTISEMENTS"
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CITY N

q Advertising is profitable only when prop
erly done.-thatis, in the medium sure to reach
the largest number of those whose attention is
sought. Money otherwise expended for that
purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, adj
vertise in The STAR. 1t not only claims the
largest circulation, but gives the figures, and
swears to them!
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WOLF e Randolph, PkilG-Gennemen:-I used
Acme BLreking cbOut q year ago out became dissdt.
tstedrldquiG Tuomonths ego Imeta friend ,chose
skoes soere strikiRgly handsome, and asked him
"Ehct tfnd Of bLdekin9 are you usingf" 'Wolf7s
kcme BLcckiRr." he replied. Had you euer any
trouble NTH ton account Of its coating ON the shoesf'
"NOtG particle! Uben I bought the first bottle three
years ago I cdrefuAy read directions and JoUo,csd
nem." DirectiOnsf I nerer thought Of that" I
bought q bottle right then and there. took the trap
per % the neck Of bottle, Jolored those directiorz
and admit "WhGt q Fool I pGsL" Acme Backing
q al you claim for 4.
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Big Purchase of Virginia Lands.

A Canadian syndicate has purchased a tract
of mineral land known as the Douthal survey,
at Staunton, Va, which lies along the Warm
Spring mountain. The price paid was $500, 900,
of which S1OO, 900 is cash and the rest in one
and two years notes. This tract comprises
some of the finest iron lands in the state.
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She Don't Want This Kind of a Prince.

Lawrence Turnure denies the engagement of
his daughter Jeanne to Prince Victor Dhuleep
Singh. The story started in Halifax, where
Prince Victor is stationed as aid-de-camp to
Sir John Ross, commander of the British forces
in the dominion of Canada. Victor is a son of
the Maharajah Dhuleep Singh who has caused
England much trouble in India. Victor was
educated at Elton and Oxford and came to New
York last winter. During the last few weeks
he has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Turnure
at Ienox.
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Shannon Sentenced.

In Baltimore, William Shannon, who was
convicted on November 10 of manslaugh-
ter, in causing the death Of Annie Poe alias
Blanche Gray, by cutting her throat with a
penknife, was sentenced yesterday to ten years
in the penitentiary, the extreme penalty under
the law.
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Capt. MurreII's Eyesioht ENDANGERED

On a voyage just ended from London to
Philadelphia Capt. Hamilton Murrell of steam
ship Missouri fame was obliged to remain
on the bridge forty-eight hours almost contin-
uously on account of bad weather, and it is
feared he may lose his eyesight in consequence.
The sight of one eye is completely obscured
and that of the other threatened.
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The London Scandal on This Side.

The New York society for the prevention of
cruelty to children has been watching Charles
Hammond, the London criminal, ever since his
arrival in this country. One of the men who
came here with Hammond was a guilty lord
under an assumed name.
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-RFMENBER that the payment Of prize, q.
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New
orleans and the tickets are signed by the President Of
al Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
IL the highest Courts; therefore. CeSars VI aiIuuita-
tons or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR Is the price Of the smallest mart
rfT-ctOn OF = Ticket ISSUED III Us in ANY Draw.
!ne. Anything Ia V4r Lame offered IOr les than !.
dollar u a swindIa. nI3-wS.sw
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&z@9m9ew5
H<~@
Commissioners

We. The tmdcTsiOued Bdnks and BGRkers. uiH pay all
tr7zrS cTdtrH IA The Louisiana STATE Lotteries Ehsch
mag BE- presented az our counters.
X VI. WLMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank
llEEhE LANAUA, Pres. state National Bank.
A Pres. New Orleans National b2uk
GAIL kOHN. Pres. Union National Bauk.
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BALr1moRr AND Ouro R,uno,p

baltimore AND OHIo hAILRoAD.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jersey
For cb,.,ro Saelue and . street -
express daily II 20 m. express . :@OPm,-
For CINCINNATI 81 LOUIS ana Indianapolis, express
For Pit;sburg and Cleveland. vestibuied Limited
f6f LeTinston and Locai Stations sncGssff no a :soS
for Luray, s:iO pm. daily.
$50. $40. o:45, 90. 1900. Is minutes, am.
BIB as i 80. 4:55. 5itaGV 8 20. 10 % Fan i1n 3 .So.
1880 and 1850 PIN sundays. a sol, 7:a6. : 80,
! so as mipatesi, SIS. ! $: 80 4 M i55, a.s6. !!::iioo.. az
For Way Stations between Washington and Balti-
! ;to pm Sundays. $50 am. 1:l5. 3.25, 4:35.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington. week days
10; YSs IN; zoo. Is@:i5t,-' So. G fScSs . Si.e 4: f1s
TO- s 8;9 Il 9 90 ~ ~ sun 40, ,a;5%96i s;39, lo2o
g:l5, 1918 ams LOO. I2:5O, LOO 2:iG Ala
300. G::0. 7:IO. 7:3o. $50. lO.20. iO:35 and
For Annapolis, $40 and s 30 am, 12:lO, 4:25 and
annapolis $40. So am. Il :o5. s go an 4 8: 40 p.m.
spi1aays, = ;3. I'm; 4 90 pm
ii Iog nm n sL;a = Pm foT principal stations only;
For Rockville ANA Way Stations. ~ :35 pm.
For Ggithersburs and intermediate points. 20 o
For Boyds and intermediate stations. n 90 pm.
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday ut l:l5
PIN, Stopping at all stations on MetropolItan branch.
For frsdcrlck, t6:io, tlO:3Os-m., t3:lO, ti:3o.R
For HaeerstoSu, tlO: 30 am and rs 30 pm.
Trans arrive from Chicago daily ll:f5 an and
4:OJ pm. from Cincinnati and 81. Louis daily 3:45
am. and LOO pm. from PIttsburg 7:lO am, 0.5O
Pm. cailV.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
for New York, Trenton, Newark and Elizabeth n.
J,'4:OO. 500, 800. 'l2: 90 n N. - 81, - 20 and
slO:"O pm Buffet parlor cars ON all day trsins,
Sleeping car on The 10 80 pm, open at 81 500 pm
For Philadelphia, Newark, MllLnlngton and Chester.
400, $500. 1920. IL: ~ am, - 80, 400, lid
and slO:30 pm.
For EterlnediGte points between Baltimore and Phil
adelphia, 10 90 and 81 20 a. m. IL. Co., 1915 pm
Trains leave New York for Washington, Is 50
night.
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington $40,
'S:l5, III: l0a .m., II 80, - 40. .6 co., s74Op.m-
For Atlanuc CITY 90 am and 'l2s00 m sun
days 4 90 a m. and IL :OU noon.
Except sunday. Daily ssunday only.
licences by Union Transfer 90. ON orders left At tickS1
Offices, y and 1851 la. ave. and at Depot.
j.. l. ODELl. ChAS. q. SCULI.
NIL Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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EIGHT DOLLARS TO P~TrTsBURG.-The frat
class limited fare between Baltimore, Washing
ton and P;ttsburg, which heretofore has been
80, has been reduced to So by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
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RIVER BOATS.

Two NORFOLK M FORT MONROE.
IHE OPULAk ROUTE.
The OLD STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
Appointments FIRST class. Table uneIcelied stntS
rooms laTge, comfortable and heated by steam Polite
and attentive officers. Thorough discipline.
From .th-strcct wharf WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS ut D pm
Tue only steamer landing at Boston wharf, Norfolk.
and the only line having exclusive connection with
Tickets and rooms at Ol9 and 1891 Pennsylvania
ave. Hawley's, 10th and h n. W. and knoK's kkpress,
who Will check baggage from hotels and private resi-
dences. Telephone No. 145-3.
nl9 Nm. Z. WEIGH. Supt and Gen Agt
NORFOLK. MONROE n II
~ South-Daily line except Sundays. On and after
MONDAY, November as, 1883, Steamers Lady Of the
newly furnished, Will leave sIXth-street wharf, term
mus stn and 9Th street cars nj . I'm. Returning,
leave Clyde's wharf, Norfolk, foot Madison st.. same
hour. Close connections for New York, PHILADELPHIA
ton regarding freight call At HhEri or Telephone Call
81. Also h. and u. Ticket Onices, Olo and DOL Pa
ave. aud Hawley's E1press INLAND \ sEA~
BOARD COAsIING COMPANY. MIC
MOUNT VERNON
steamer W. W. CoRcORAN. Capt L L Biak~
leaves 9TH st. wharf daily IeXcept sunday for Mound
3:oU pm. rare. round Trap. 81. Including ednls.lon
" GROUNDS AID manslon. sels
EoR OToMA RIVER
MN IkoN SIEAMkk -MAkEFIELD-
Leaves ath-street wharf On MONDAYS, 1HUkSDAYS
ana at q a. la. Returning IUESDAlS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAls y. m, touching ut kvef
Landings as far as Nomini Greek, Va, St CIeinents Bay
sheIherds. bee schedule. John b. Ag1
C. W. l. Manager. la30
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IL schcdule in ef.ct n n "a $50.

DICHMOND AND DANNILLE co.
~ schedule in effect "a. 1889.
$50 a.El-kast tennessee Mail, daily Tor Warren
ton, GOrdonsvllle, Charlottesville. Lynchburg and
stations between Alexandria and LynchburR, Roanoke,
Bristol, knoxville, Chattanooga and Memphis Pull.
man Sleeper Washington 10 Memphis and Washington
n::4 am-Fast Mail daily for warrcnton, Char
lottesNille. Stations Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
LynchburR. Rocky Mount DSnNille and stations be-
tween lynchburg aud DanvIlle. Grecusboro', Raleigh,
Asheyllle, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta,
California. Pullman Sleeper New YORK 70 Atlanta
lsrior cars Atlanta 10 Montgomery, Pullman sleepers
wills to Columbia and Augusta. Pullman sleepes
Nashington TO Cincinnati wa q. and U. houte.
2:3O pnL.Ially, except Sunday, for Manassas.
StthsburR and intermediate stations.
o:3O pm.-laily VIA Lynchburs. Bristol and Chat
tanooga. Pullman hestlbule ~Slecpers Washington 10
memphis, connecting thence for all Arkansas IoIuts.
g:4O pm.-Mestern Express. daily Tor AauAssAs
Culpeper. Orange. Charlottesville, staunton. LOUIS
vile, Cincinnati. Pullman VestIbule tram Washing
ton 10 Cincinnati With n Pullman sleeIer for Louis
II:oOpm-southern Express daily for Lynchburg,
Augusta, Atlanta. Montgomery. New Orleans, TeNai
ana California. Pullmsn Ncsiibule Car Washington to
New Orleans via Atlanta ard Montgomery. pullman
Sleeper Washington TO Birmingham, Ala, via Atlanta
ana Georgia Pacific ~rlilSay, aud Pullman Sleeper
Washington to AshoyIlle and Hot Springs NC, wa
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave wash
ington 3:OO IA. daily except sunday and 40 pm.
returning leave hound Hiil q 90 an daily and Il ID
pm. daily except sunday. arriving Washington $50
Through trains from the south via Charlotte, Dam
vile ana lyEchbuTE arrive IN Washington O.53
am. and 7:l0 Pm; via last Tennessee, bristol aud
Lyuchburg at lO:25am. and lO:1O pm: VIA Chesa-
peGke and Ohio rcgte and Charlottesville at 2.4spnL
and ':lO pm. aud O.53 am. strssburg local at l0.s7
am.
Tickets, sleeping-car reservation and Information
furnished. and baggage Caeckcd at Office. 1900 Penn
sylNanla Az. and az Passenger station. lennsylvAnia
ms JAs.L TAYLOR. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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FAMILY

I - LBS. NY. BUCKWHEAT o Poe, L of
- the East Fancy Patent tlour, 81 80 Ier u bbl.,
500 per biol. Old Time Family Flour, 81 .iU1 Dbl,
3d. 30 per Dbl. Fure Lard, S1sc. per H.; Choice Roll
Butter. 2oc. per H.; u cakes Borax Soap for 25c.; z
lbs. Gloss Starch for Zoe.
j. 7. ID. PYLES,
nS9-2w- AL 4th st. Sc.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

GHOkT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- NOhDDEU1sCHkh LLOYD s. 9. 90.
last ExIress steamers.
10 Southampton tLOndon. Haxrel, Brennan.
Aller, Wed, Dec. 4. , pm. Merra, sat, Dec. z, ESQ
Am; Saale. Wed. Dec. IL. b a. IA. EIus. Sat. Dec "a
Sami Traye, hed- Dec. Is, = pm. Lain. We'd
Dec. IS. 3 am
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table. luxurious
fnloon, appointments Prices: LIST cabin. as aud
upward a berth. according 60 locatlon. I'd cabin, $50
an adult: steerase ~ low rates. Ayply SE- DhOOP.
S25 Penn. ave. az
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GER TIE Brsr.
TIL CONCORD
LUTZ L BRO.
4o7 Penn. ave. adjoining National Hotel.
Horse Blankets and Lap Robes OF low pricea
spl2
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PROFESSIONAL.

M ME- DREAMER TELLS ALL l. OF LIFE
Vk IN English or German. All business confidential.
Ofnce hours, % a. IN. to 50 pm. 42l 9Th st. NV. open
on sunday from 10 4. IN. to y go pm. n2J-lm'
E)R0F. CLAY, OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELIA-
Il BILE Clairvoyant, Astrolueer and Medium; born
With veil and wonderful prophetic gift of second
sight; reveals every hidden mystery; finds lost OF
stolen property causes speedy marriages; brings sep
aIated together: gives success in business; removes all
family troubles. evil influences; tells all your business
affairs with utmost truth; advice on divorce, contested
will, speculation, love, &c. has more power than any
clairyoyant you ever met; never fails.
Office hours, . am. 10 = pm Sundays, y to z; sit
tings, soc. 80 10th st. NV. n23-l2ts
M ME. BROOk TEILS ALL THE
WI LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and geu-
tlenen 90 cents each 4VS l. ST.. between 4th and 5ta
ss- NV. au20-IOw.
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RAILROADS.
rHE GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
noIp ID NORTH. NEs1, SOUTHWEST.
sTELL KATis MiGNTficENTf ouIfnESI
TRAINS 1r n frsc, n-e,sThs5l issa s-,-,ov
SS0RSnG GIN \ KsIGiiTS' As -foILowsi
Of Pullman Ah %ss saf Mssi' Sa,esso ia9;1es sIrresa
fSsi Lane 1870 am; daily % Cnrinnsu and 81
Sinnst. aud s~lseTinS Csrs HARRISBURG 20 In
S S9tb ds,sy, SioeTt SATURDAY. 70 chicsse
fs2fo9s O.. Sns SnS,nnSn E1Ersss $50 N d.lyI
ing Cars n rrlslmnr u "a IcDSs se.na
cnc.ans,i. and p.nins Car Hsrri.SGrs 70 t ~
siceTinx S.T. a aims q. ',s 20 daily; ~s.a
Louis eonnecins daily At HArrisburs Win through
press 1000 pm. daily. Tor httshurg and the Vest
Win through sleeper 20 Rtt-burg, and httsburs
%sALTIAoRE AM POTOMAC R,ILRo.p.
daily. except sUnday. s:lOAm.
For IRE, C.nan ialsua and Rochester daily for Buf.
ialo and NiAsRTHd daily except saturday IL 90 y M,
WIN sleepins car MaSeinston {. kschester.,a-,
an. daily. except sunday.
F g RHlhfnbfT. aii'E, < : ~ ~ Z S6 N; \ II FAST
20 sno II 90 and ll:i0 am. 2l0 SO
ITO to,@oo snIo ! 4 3 = M r. on sunday z GA
lao am d.ily. sIcept sunday. aud 400 p@
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fast Exrress s;iOA.mL week dap and $40 pm daily.
For Boston without change, , 20 pm every day.
Jersey City With boat. Of BrCokiyn AnSeIi sreri..
ins direct transfer 20, Fulton street. avoiding
For Atlantic Clty, II 4OA An. week days lls2o pm.
For Baltimore. Gas. 7.eo. s.io. 300. o 40. 10 So.
400, 4ilo, 4:.0. I:4o. 500, : 40. s:I0. 900
m4osS.'5 10, 40 ESQ. 400. Z 10. 900
For Pope's Creek ilne, 30 am and 4 90 pm DAILY,
except SUNDAY
except sunday. sundays. Y.O5 am Iopn.
ALLNANDhIA N FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
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ACTRESS Registered Letters containing Currencys,
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL
New Orleans. La
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MAMMOTH

TUESDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1SSa
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
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A CADEMY OF THE HOLY GROSS, 1912 MASS.
IA ave-, will reopen Monday, September z. 1t affords
every facility for acquiring q thorough and hrished
education. No efforts are spared to advance the pupils
IN music and art. The musical department comprises
theory and technic and embraces piano, harp. violin,
guitar and banjo.
Languages. general vocal and drawing and fancy
work free. ocoI-lm
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COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, vIs
p sve:wThorough instruStion, primary and I'd,
Prin:. late Of New England Conservatory, Boston.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY sT4TP
and Territory, Notary and u. X Conmissioner.
hO.E 6EAAL lSxl ct R.w. In oihce IRON D q M
MAJ
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AT TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1854
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
100000 Tickets at $40: Halves. $40: Quarters,
slO. EighIhs, s5; 1wentieIhs. 81: Fortieths, 81.
LIST OF PRIZES
1PIIZE OF 100000 s6OO.O 900
llhlzE UE 100000 ls-............. 100000
PIKE Oh 100000 s...--...--..-. 100000
1lkIZE OF $4,000 ls........ 5OOOO
2lElZES OF 2n,OOO are--...-.. 10000
. fi.iZES OE lO,OOO are"------... 100000
10 fllZES OF 0,OOO are...-...... 10000
20 IliZkS or 1000 are..----..... $4,000
OE COp ae.---------- -oO,OOO
fVD fi:izES OE 900 are--".----- l2O.OOO
To PRIZES Or 400 are---.----... 2UO.OUU
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
loo Prizes OF $1,000 re..-.-.-.--.. 100000
1CO frikes OF SOO Gre-.-----..--..-.- $4,000
4OO IFIIcs VI fOO aTc.-..-..-..--... 4U,UUU
W NUMBER TERMINALS.
l,9SS Prizes of 500 re.-.....-....-.. 800, goo
Si14ihLes' amounting
T. WANTED
II FoR CLUB RATES, or any further information
desired WTte legIbly to the Undersigned, clearly
kisuLg your reslOence, with state, County, Street and
Number. ACrc rapid return mani delivery viii lie a.
soorCSS
IMPORTANT.
Address NJ y DAUPHIN.
New orleans. Ia
By ordinary letter. containing Money Order issued
. ~ ExIress ColnIanles, New YORK EAchauge, Draft
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
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ROBINSON Il HENprRsos,
FINE GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
AND TABLE LUXURIES.
Having located at l406 L st. NV. we would be glad
TO see our friends and the public generally. :Satisfac-
ton guaranteed, prices low and hrst-class goods fur
nIshed. GIVE us 4 call and satisfy yourself. NC I'm
L Have JUsr OPENED.
AT 022 LOUISIANA AVE. NV,
An Entire New Stock of Groceries,, which we intend
Selling ut the Lowest Possible Prices for cash.
just received two car loads Of Choice Burbank Pota-
toes, which we will sell for 63c. per busheI.
We also wish 10 call special attention to our Java and
Mocha Coffee, roasted daily. A superior arucle of an
coiored Jaian-Oolong, tngligh breakfast and Gun
powder 4 cas- at Reduced Prices.
All Sugars at Cost.
Zine Creamery Butter q Speciality.
Have also just received "a car load of T. NJ Walkers
SuIerialiye Flour, which We guarantee to be the Finest
i'll the city.
In connection with the above we handle Fresh Meats
and Vegetables OF all kinds.
Special care given to the filling of orders received By
mail OR telephone. Prompt delivery.
+. NJ. WALKER.
no-im J22 La ave. n W.
EARLY ROSE POTATOES, 65c. BUsREL.
IL ful Cream Cheese, 15c. Id. New prunes, SC, Id.
fuil line Foreign and Domestic Dried Fruit: also q
iuil llne OF Groceries very low. N. A. POOLE,
Cc3l-3ln 944 Louisiana ave.
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TOHN
q CTenor Soloist)
Will be at liberty December l for Choir Engagement.
Residence. 202 Indiana ave. n. W. no4-eotdl
NAREIELD KINDERGARTEN. MISS NARY
VI Hooper, who founded the hrst kindergarten in
Washington in 1869. has returned to the city and will
reopen her kindergarten at the residence OF Mrs.
Leonard Garfield Spencer, 122i II st. ne, MONDAY,
October Z, y Am. to II III. Herdic and street car lines
connecting with all parts of the city pass the door,
se2S-3m
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By ordinary letter. containing Money Order issued
b Ill ExEress Conn anies. New YORK EAchanse, Draft
~ fOstaI Note.