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The evening world., 1889-04-02
POLITICS WITH A BIG P.
COMMISSIONER H0LAHAN COMMENTS on
THE NEW APPOINTMENTS.

The resumption Of the hearing in tho New
West Washington Market Investigation will
not be had until Thursday morning.
This postponemont il made necessary because
Of the failure of the Commissioner of Accounts
to comulete their examination of the Market
Bureau books as they had expected.
Comptroller Myerss appolutces of yesterday
assumed the duties Of Office to-day.
The Office which falls To the lot of eX-CommiE-
sloner OF Account, William Pitt Sheatman, is
next in Importance 10 that held by Deputy
Comptroller Richard. A. Stnrrs, and il has been
broadly limited that il Is the intention of the
Comptroller to remove Storrs and give Shear
man the Deputy Collcctorship.
This the Comptroller cmphatically denied this
morning.
Commissioner Holahan. in commenting ON
ComptloLlcr Myer's appointments, said:
Inc Comptroller and the officials under him
shouted Politics! when this investigation be-
gan, and Mr.. Myers has donird with much We
henencG that politics has had auythiug To do
with his conduct of the Finance Dcpa rtment.
We have proved pretty CouClu-iyely that we
were not actuated by political motives, for nil Of
the men our investigation has hit, cNcep,iug
Chief Clerk McAdam. are TammRnv Hall men
strangely enough, however, the COmutrollrr
has only removCd the TalnmRny Hall men, and
inst AS strangc Is the fact that he has appointed
none but County Democracy men in their
places.
The Comptroller said that no further sppoint-
some time.
There are thrso officials yet to be appoint.I-
ShlGi Clerk, Cashier and Assistant CLERK Of
Markets. "
The evening world., 1889-04-02
DIsSENSlONs IN THE DISTRICTS.
U~nallnyed ut tho Meeting Of the Republican
County Committee.

TIL appeals from the action Of the Republican
enrolment officers in the several contested A.
sembly districts have been settled, and in every
case except that of the Fifth District in a man
ner satisfactory to the - ms"
This was done by the Republican County Com
mittee when it adopted the report of its Commit
tee oil Appeals at last nights meeting.
In the Fifth District the names Of 10 Tho
Allen men, which had been stricken from the
roll by Frank CAROLS inspectors, were ordered
replaced thereon.
That this does not settle the difficulty some Of
the leaders whose rule Ii attacked are well aware.
1t certainly does not settle the charges of party
treason which has been preferred against John
H. Grimes, of the First District, and John Col;
Inns, of the Fourth. These will be considered
by the Executive Committee.
Then, too. there are the primaries which will
be held next Friday, The leaders of the NAL
contents have been far from idle since the enroll
ment, Jan. 25, and il IL whispered that in some
of the districts many converts to the opposition
cause have been made.
Lively times. followed BY the overthrow of
some of the old-time leaders who considered
their positions impregnablc, are expected.
The evening world., 1889-04-02
NO COMPROMISE.
THE MAYORS RAPID TRANSIT BILL TO
STAND OR FALL ON ITS MERITS.

Mayor Grants Rapid Transit bill has been
hung up in the Railroad Committees Of both
branches of the Legislature.
The three rapacious corporations which would
own the streets Of the city, as they apparently
do these Legislative committees, are Quarrelling
over the division Of the carcass, and the COM
placent committeeman await the time when an
agreement ID reached as to the share of spoilg to
go to each-tlle Gable Company, the Elevated
road and the Arcade Railroad.
TIL Mayor said to-day, with reference to this
action:
II must say that | am greatly disappointed
that the committees should fail to report my
measure favorably.
1T was conceived only after careful delibera-
ton and considers only the best interests OF the
city. Its provisions are such that II renders i'm
possible the giving OF the streets to any clique.
ring or corporation and it provides an adequate
compensation to the city for the use Of its
thoroughfares.
These corporation schemers may attempt
to block its passage but they can never get me
to accept any compromise measure looking to
the ADVANCEMENT of their interests.
The bill will have to stand or fall on its mer-
its and the Legislature must take the conse-
Quences.
"Of one thing these corporations may rest
assured. and that is that | will resist with all my
might their attempts TO steal the streets and
parks OF this city for their private use."
The evening world., 1889-04-02
BAD COMPILATIONS.
The Secret of Their Cause Fully Explained
Why Ladies' Arc S0llOw Aud Men PRIlid
Some Valuable Facts on the Subject.

In passing along the leading streets in almost any city
in America to-day one will meet with but few ladies who
have clear complex. ons, Many persons have tSed to
account for this sad fact because Of the severe climate OF
America. but such reasoning is wrong. A bad com.
pleIon is caused BY impure blood. and no lady can be
really beautiful and no man rudy who has diseased or
impure blood.
The best known way Of keeping the blood pure Is By
Keeping It circulating, In this way it passes rapidly
through the lungs, Kidneys and liver. and s constantly
puFitoa, Blu; sappasiuS the system is eloEGsd up. Asis
frequently the case, then OF course the blood becomes i'm
pure, Thon far too often men and women take some
powerful purEAtiVo, pill OF other substance, that clears
the body quickly. WeNkens tho strength and leaves tho
system in worse condition than before. The only sensi,
BILE way Is to take n gentle. pure and natural puTEAtiVs.
moderately but regularly. and the highest known medical
authorities OF the day agree that the genuine imported
Carlsbad Sprudsl Salt is infinitely superior to any other
natural preparation known to the ~Srld. II Is gentle.
yot stimulating 1t $ pure, yet powerful. Containing
only natural properties, being eVHpoTAted from the
celebrated Carlsbad hprudsl Spring. II cannot iniurs
the body in the least, and yet Il has never failed To renew
life, purity the blood and thus clear the compilation.
Hundreds OF doctors have given II their unqualified in
dorsonents; thousands OF people ~ each year TO the
Carlsbad Springs but they can obtain no greater bene-
1T than by taking tho Carlsbad SpTudel Salt in its pow.
dsTOd form. such as can be procured At any drug store
IN the land. Whom it Is considered that the Carlsbad
SALT costs. practically, littls more than the cheap, QusS-
tionAble and often injurious salts. purEatiVss and Bit
ter Waters that are IN the market. one bottle being suf-
hcient for nearly a month, all persons who keep pace
with the times and desire only what Is best. will 500 that
I Is to their interest to use only the Carlsbad. Each
bottle Ii IN = light blue paper cartoon and has the sigma
turo Ei'ner a Mondelson Co.. sole agents. ON every bot
tie, One bottle mailed upon receipt Of one dollar. DE-.
Toboldps lecture and pamphlets mailed free upon
application. Eisnsr 4 MsndslsOn Co.. y Barclay st.,
lu4T'DSptnO VA .IOOuJa ouJ "a suIDAsl On n
: tnsW Cd .betISsGooI civ aid o. eIam
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WO

Mrs. Amelie ~Rives-Chsnler. the authoress, 10
Just twenty-six years old, having been born in
1868.
Col. W. W. Dudley is q man Of medium height.
with a well-knit figure and gray hair and mus
tache. He has twinkling eyes and a pleasant
face. He lost a leg in the war and wears a cork
one in its place.
Aunt Hannah, n Guinea negress. living at
Springfield. Mo-. is reputed to be 100 years
old. She has living great-grandchildren who
have attained middle age. She uses both whis-
key and tobacco TO excess.
One of the closest students Of the Indian
problem and one of the best informed persons
in the country in matters relating to the Indians
is Miss Kate Drexel, Of Philadelphia. The In
dian is her hobby, and she is said to give
300, 900 a year out Of her own income 70 the
Indian Department at Washington.
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THE MEDERKRANz AND TIE POLICE.
A General Idea that the Society Socks
President Freneh's Removal.

The report Of the Committee Of the Lieder
kranz Society. in response TO Capt. Reilly's re-
port concerning alleged police Qutrages at the
French ball, is not regarded with kindly eyes at
Police Hea Quarters.
Capt. Reilly cannot answer the second letter
unless lie is "Ned upon officially 80 TO do, and
sioneTs have nothing before them to act upon.
1t ID understood that at to-day's session Of the
motion requesting, the Kith. Won Glaher Com
mittee 70 present their complaint to Complaint
Siefh NJ re' efSonn Ne cnI i s4eit Et,egSuomS , so
trial.
The general impression at Headquarters is that
the Liederkranz Committee are really after
President Stephen y. French's scalp, and that
they are terrifying, Mayor Grant with sufficient
reasons 70 Justify the selection of some olse to
Rucceed Mr.. French.
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APRETTY HOWD'Y DO.
Continued from. First Page.
chusetts Legislature urging IL not to rAtify the
Constitution until it had been amended.

THE PEOPLE RRPUDIATE HIM.
On Jan. 2s, l7ss. when delegates TO the Con.
son given Is that bis refusal TO sign the Consti-
tuti9p had made him unpopular among his
He was invited, however, by a majority Of the
Convention TO be present In order TO answer
questions that might be put TO him regarding
the transactions OF the institution Convention
At lhiladeiphia and to furnish information At
take no part in the debate.
"IRREcLAIMABLE MALIGNANT"
bitter attacks by the members and assailed, by
the newspapers. who called him an "irreclaim:
able malignant, " that he finally resigned and
withdrew from the Convention.
HE WAS A soREHEAD.
In a letter to ice-President Cushing. Of the
bitterly Of his treatment. especially Of a per.
sohai attack made upon him by Judge Dana. OF
s Sst n he Ctan %n%m a ne h A. f2il,en,ent ' bS
other members Of the Convention, and his in
ability TO reply to them or to explain his posi-
ton. Therefore he withdrew.
TWICE DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS.
After two unsuccessful attempts to get an cleo
ton to Congress he was finally elected from Mid
dlesex County. Mass. i'll 1859.
'rwo YEARS OF DIsAaREEABLEs."
In q letter written to Gen. Warren Feb. Is.
to crafty the desires OF his friends and to sat
isfy their opportunities. He says he thinks Of 1t
with horror az " two years of extreme disagree
KSowNoTHINo TENDENCIES.
During the session of the Constitutional Con-
%vention Gerry favored an amendment making
only native-born Americans eligible to the
National Legislature. He also advocated a term
Of fifteen years for the Chief Executive.
Gerry Gqy'H said dnG many EG@t thinss tRat SHav Sim credit at.
But II was, the peculiar remarks here quoted
together with his refusal to sign the Constitu-
ton, that most attracted the peoples attention.
and they never forgave him for such utterances
and such action.
THE FACTS OF HISTORY.
The above are all historic facts beyond con-
tradiction by anybody. That Elbridge Gerry
Was an able man nobody doubted. That he did
time in question history records, and it also
states that a short time afterwards he acknowl-
edged his great error.
BLOT on THE GERRY EsCUTcHEoN.
But il remains rs a disgraceful blot upon his
record as u patriot that, during the critical
period of Constitution making and adopting, he
c TSf a g T m.e Gh IT tbs Son GniTG; t ! St,! he PRO %
limited monarchy. that lie denounced democ-
racy NJ the worst of evils. that he declared the
Constitution of the United States was " bad and
dangerpu that he refused to sign it as a dele
gate; that he was considered All " irreclaimable
malignant y and alluded to al almost a traitor by
the press at large, and that, as a result Of his
ately repudiated by his constituents.
HOW ABOUT THE FITNESS OF THINGS ?"
And this is the basis of Elbridge 7. Gerry's
ancestral claim to be Boss OF the Centennial
celebration of the first Inauguration under that
Where, Oh! where are Gilbert and Sullivan ?
Isn't it a racy state of things?
The evening world., 1889-04-02
OF LIFE ATSEVENTEEN
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE At THE C0NTINEN.
tai HOTEL.
Kindness OF the Hotel Proprietor that May
Result Seriously to Hin One Cent
Seems TO Have Caused All the Giri's
Trouble-The Police Not Satisfied, and
the Girl Sent from the City.

the Girl Sent from the City.
A good deed nobly done may lead TO the ar.
rest and imprisonment OF two eminent physi.
clans and a prominent hotel-keeper Of this city.
The latter Ia Edward l.. Mortified. proprietor
of the Continental Hotel, at Twentieth street
and Broadway, and President Of the Hotel
Men'a Association, and the doctors arc 7. :.
Robertson and ii. L. evis, OF 2S East Twentieth
street.
They have concealed the name and assisted in
the escape of a yonng girl who attempted sui
eide in the Continental Hotel on Saturday
morning.
She walked timidly into the hotel Office on FRI
dRv afternoon. The clerk noticed that she was
an extremely pretty blonde.
Shc wore II small bonnet. dark cloth Jacket,
brown dress. pretty boots and seemed to be very
How mnch is n room : she asked the clerk.
zone dollar IL the cheapest We have lie an
swCIcd.
ThrustinG one slim white hand into her dress
pocket, she drew out a dollar bill and passed it
over TO him. He gave her the key of n room Oh
the top floor and she went to II at once. She
had no baggage whatever.
Once after that she went TO the hotel Office for
Nothing more was peen of her that night.
About II o'clock Saturday morning u cham-
bermaid tried to enter her room to make mp the
bed.
She found the door locked. She stopped down
small ~ Gas sic hscnme dFriubteneJ and
hanu,d at The door with iii her strnnrtb
Ieceiying no answer. she rushed To the hotel
Office and Informed Mr.. Mortified.
Tbar hnrst t'e door IN The oirI was living on
The fioor, attirol in her ohemise and seemed To
he js.I
"a Whito handkerchief which smaI,ed strongIv
nf cLiorofnrm wa On Tho door near har facn
and The Gas wHs ponTinu ont Of mn onennd iet il,
the room.
Drs Nnbartaon and Tav,s were suu,noned nj
ntaNn 1lnN tAnnl fIHEf m Nfu p II nH Y in tIa
noor fraiI body They SCI earnestly 70 work To-
ian ~ Inc " aS,no Tor Ave bnnrs Inv Sorked
heroirniiv " rnstore her In 70
Thsv gsvs bsr twentv bvnoIermic l. iections
Of wTisEevr H' 'o"S "''''''N
They applicd electricity 20 ber rigid limbs and
forced orygcn intn bar iings
IA Iast tic ids of The biz blue eyes ouiyered
4 few minntas later she sivbed and murmured
Wbem sho wr. strong ernugb 10 snsaL aha told
N md story.
" Shr ia nm ornhop Sbo Iiyed with n martial
sistor In Newark until racentlv III" only nthci,
az, ~ Won, u ~ d" wn ~ ~ "un a rJ ~ t tuuu IN t,onho
Zen rocnntlv n, 4 = N wnoI uro1arvS D''oN-
FinIi,u shc cnrili not Ii va IN this she tonL n
situation In n bosrding .LoIse. - '' Wv WON ."
She WINS discharged Friday morning for pay-
ing n cont tnn much Tor n Inf ~ hrcnI
= non Ho"c UP ncI nlllu to me q
she had almost - due her, and with part OF
TINS purchased a Wal OF chlOiOfurm from a
Brooklyn druggist, saying that she wanted to
Ehc ronr IN Now York than and varl,rad
oI,om, All w. Nrj' a. M "Hu mai'o'aaSa
WAS tired and decided to 60 in there and die.
She sat in her room and wrote q farewell letter
The evening world., 1889-04-02
~CHICkERING HALL.
DIR. Greene's Free Private Illustrated Lee
lures TO Gentlemen Only.

DR.. Greene, of 35 West Fourteenth street,
nervous aud chronic diseases and popular lee
turer, will deliver in Chickering Hall on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, April 3 and
men only, illustrated by the stereopticon. These
private illustrated lectures to gentlemen are Of
great questions which are of the most vital i'm
portanre to men,. No gentleman should miss
these greatest of all DR.. Grecne's lectures. Ad-
mission Is free.
On Wednesday afternoon, April 3, at 3 O'Clock,
there will be a free private Illustrated lecture to
ladies only; Ladies should by all means attend
this valuable free lecture. -
The evening world., 1889-04-02
The Dest blood Purifier.

RIKKR'B COMPOUND SARsAPARILLA. 1t contains no
AKRCURY, POTASH or ARSENIC, while its effect IL
quicker and far more satisfactory than any. In fSct, We
guarantee entire satisfaction or agree To return tho
money. Extra large bottles 17h Ouncrs), 10 cents.
Two doses a day do the business.
Insist ON having RIKER's SARsAPARILLA, and you are
positively sure OF cure. Do not allow any one TO per
suade you otherwise. Sold by almost al dealers II
Of getting what you ask for At the dry-goods houses and
general stores. or direct from WILLIAM u. RIkER 4
soN. 1858 oh ave-. near 22d st.. New York. -
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Plain neId Turns Prohibition.

TbFEUIAL TO THE HFEFIFU WOHLD,I
ELIZABETH, n. j., April 2.-The City Of
PlRinfeld for a year to come will be the dryest
place in New Jersey. This edict went forth last
night from the City Council, which by a vote OF
8 TO 3. refused to grant any licenses Tor u year
to hotels, and by q vote Of 8 to . refused TO
license saloons. Hereafter Plainheld tipplers
will have TO do their drinking in Somerset
county or North Plainheld.
The evening world., 1889-04-02
WHERE'S YOUR sAND
Iron IN, Evsntno World, March Ell

Iron The EcsnfnQ World, March 2f'l
"The Evening Worldo hereby nEreSs 10
nay $1,000 In cash to the Prrsr C!pb's
ch9rity fund 10, upon thorough cxnmiuatlon,
its bonR nde circulation " not found to be
inrasr Than thnt OF the "EycninR sun y
three prominent advertisers TO be the
~ similar challenge on the 20 per cent.
and 80 per cent. bnsis has been nnHpprrc'-
Wen give the Evening sun" ten more
days ON the 30 per cent. basis.
Then we'n stop wasting space ON n sueet
"thnt has so much assurance and so little
aandtO
The evening world., 1889-04-02
Boy with Big Murder Plans,

Fourteen-year-old Daniel Mccarthy, OF 1928
Baxter. street, was committed at the Tombs
complaint OF his mother, Catherine, who said he
had threatened to kill her, the rest Of the family
and himself.
The evening world., 1889-04-02
A Post-Omoe for Mrs. Jackson.

RIoHhoSD. Va, April "A subject OF general
interest here is the report that President Harri-
ION has rendered the Office of Postmistress to
hrs: stonewAll Jackson widow Of the famous
post-ofice was once rendered 70 Mrs. Jackson,
but was declined on account OF the illness OF her
lntlaF.
The evening world., 1889-04-02

Pooh people need not be deprived Of nights rest Il
thg use MoNELL's TLETHISG CORDIAL. GTOs0kAI'aA
h'ov,SH on hsuFiiRoo W or
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Bloomingdale Bros,
THIRD AVE. AND 59TH ST,

A Brandy House Loses Its Head.
nY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocIArroS.I
Paris. Apri! :. Nj. Martel. head of the famous
brandy house at Cognac. is dead, aged forty
nine years.
The evening world., 1889-04-02
AT 59c. PER YARD.
WE ADVISE AN EARLY CALI
Black Silks.

1926 yards good quality Black
Gros Grain SILKS, real value
75c., for this sale.
/, 56S yards Black Gros Grain
SILKS, real value $780,, for
this sale.
1, 1856 yards Rich Cachemire fin
ish Gros Grain SILKS. supe-
rior quality, actual value
. Las, for
975 yards very rich sublime
quality. actual value 81. so, for d
this ale ID
The evening world., 1889-04-02

THIRD AVE. AND 5eTH ST.
Great Sale of Silks.
CoIored Silks at a Sacrifice.

After the successful sale Of Black Silks a
few weeks ago we were anxious to find q large
lot Of desirable Colored Silks. After look
ing in every corner of the market we finally
found q manufacturer who had a lot tina
suited us. Al first he refused to listen to our
offer. but after considering the ready cash
and looking n~nxiously at the silks, he de-
cided to SELL AND REPENT"
The lot anne to us Saturday and consists of
about $50 pieces of the choicest shades of
COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS. :
We have these identical goods in stock and
we ask One Dollar per yard for them. We
offer the choice of the entire lot
: AT 59c. PER YARD.
. .. E . q. .. =. -.
The evening world., 1889-04-02

There is a decided gauziness about the
hook and heel eIcuse given out by Smith.
Whether or not he really did step on a hook,
or merely does not banker for a meeting
with Mitchell, only his initiated intimateF
probably know. Any wal the story savorl
considerably Of the hook-or-b y-crook order.
The evening world., 1889-04-02

Recent adyices from st, Louis received in
this city state hat Hugh McManus; the we'll
il eager TO range q match with Ed Kelly or
Mike DAILY to fight according TO London
prize ring rules for 81. 900 II side. Richard
X. Fox Is named as final stakeholder and to
choose the referee.
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Lemon Hot Drops

For coughs aud colds. take Lemon Hot
Drops
For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Pneumonia and faryngitis. take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon
hot Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists 25 cents per bottle.
Prepared by II. Motley, NJ. D., Atlanta,
Ga
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LEMON ELIXIR.

It's Wonderful Effect on the Liver,
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.
DIR. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is pleasant
lemon drink that positively cures all Bilious
ness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache,
Malaria, Kidney Disease. Dizziness, Colds,
Loss of Appetite, Fevers, ChiIls, Blotches,
Pimples, Pain in back, Palpitation of Heart,
and all other diseases caused by disordered
liver, stomach and kidneys, the first great
cause OF all fatal diseases. so cts. and 81
per bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared
only by II. Motley, III. D.. Atlanta, Ga.
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FRO BE Continued

RFNARKABLE AND UNUSUAL case OF homt,ids
mas Just taken place in Warsaw, Russia. While
peasant was undergoing operation after
being chloIoformed, he suddenly sprang, up
from the operating bench. and, in frenzy OF
rage and terror, MORALLY stabbed the doctor
and Sister OF Mercy. The patient was then
removed to another hospital. where the opera
ton was successfully performed without the aid
of chloroform. The authorities In Warsaw ara
now debating whether the man should be tried
for the murder of the doctor and the nurse
both of whom have died from the effects OF mi,
wounds they received, which were inflicted low
one OF the surgical instruments belonging 20 the
unfortunate physician
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ever happens their appetite must be attend
ed to at the moment
And so three DAYS afterward a fun ac-
count OF all that Ruth Powlett had said,
aud OF the circumstances of the cas- !, was
dispatched TO 'Sergt. Blunt. Cape Mounted
Rifles, Kaffirland.n
fro re CONTINIyRn
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President National Rank

McMinville. Tenn, writes: From expert
ence in my family, DIR. H. MozleY's Lemon
Elixir has few, If any, equals, and no supe-
riors In medicine for the regulation of the
liver, stomach aud bowels. DR.. III. Mozhy's
Lemon Hot Drops are superior to any RENE
dies we have ever been able to got for throat
and lung diseases. W. II. MAGNESS.
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AGENTS WANTED.

formation desired, write legibly to the under
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
State, County, Street and Number. More rapid
return mail delivery will be- assured by your
anEnvelope bearing your full address,
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"REMEMBER, that the payment OF Prizes
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans and the Tickets are
signed by the President Of an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware OF all limitations or
anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest
part or fraction of Ticket ISSUED by US
In any Drawing. Anything In our name offered
for less than Dollar is a swindle.
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New Orleans, Lr.,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. q.
BY ordinary letter containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York Ex-
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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Address Registered Letters Contain
ing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.