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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
Oruposdls.

- KOpO>NL, FOR nE!,\AMt J.,
l Pills i = POWDER III i'of "N - b.
N,p.mpl l>,r >r,l'd ir" ',-l, 10 VIZ a, ~.
l,'.n,t untll u'cl,"h i1 81, WI ~ Hh" 80. a.,
ia Il | Isnp for fuspI.hin2 Tue. ."it's - ,ls
10, ls iI,uv aye >hp:.i> i'a.r,. h!> -, - ND
H., al YEAR rnGm: H." ~ 80! r.. Ia .,,'' c raa
H., ,,,,d With full Mstrlrn> Nti'i,, ,,,,ne
a.. h,,, ou aspiration o. Mayor / II tH'itN o'"
u. nrtn,tt L y. :. nmr anG;'. -;
ID EOpOSAI.S FOR MtTERl W. fnk wv wv
/ ; nAT1IL.>Hir 'IENAs AZ An M LA rrs.
YARD SOI:t OIK. Va SrIt nt.r CIV , T. 5.
I~,s!s endorse: Proposal. Tor Mat a, tIt t 70 10
Ship r x,- at The Navy iart Notoit AZ tIs
o~ncd September H. l,H,' w.: r"' n me- ,rsweI
" ,sh.ap.,n f.. g. utI - o''i". moon i, 70 rur.
so oid puhcl, oncnci INN riint'' tncr a''r c,,,G
nish ut N Norfolk Navy Yard ant! o' ,al hSl,s
and nuts ro, rut nails ..ad linc. tin s"rws
anu n,npn Ola. con bncd h,nd ard sc,m k,.,n
,nrinr e. The ari,is vu,' ""nform {" tn ,o.,als
rd and las, the usual naval InsNrti HanN IT,, n
VIII be- furnished upon apta' on to te ~ a. tho
The Nav, Yar,i the Pay Office" NorioA OF as,,j,d
iIurmu II, hids all other th'ncs "inr 'qi'i ~. ds.
l., lot IN, Department re'.r,"s I'll" rvht ~ ",,,u.
frcts to r.y.tt al .t, ' ,,i a."
Ia the government fp"iN Nif"H''''
General. L. =. Navy. ---eoA
nv HE BouK or OPP N-AlE Sports. o.ta,o; SS
/ Ia,r, Ilir-'r'rd lt' -" r. 1 n,ho''V win.
America, oprn.a.r ,Hit-. ir> tor "iIHs' A. in
ming h,l playing. shot"g irir Ia rds SXs:,w.Yorx
fnI .r COPY. P,hi'-",i u l.r Ir"uhc. ~" .s,sa
Int Raining aud university ,oa.lli"e:'cd ~ INC wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
TIE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

DrILDING MATLRlAl.-Rrick are scare, ana ho ',f
,,,iiv ,iod a: ~ T5d - fox Hudson N"r ,t"l Lit
steady Ksendae Cement. :"ra, pi To" IN. nIJ':H
t;cnnan Portland - i3Gs -: Eocklahd ono. Inn
.,or per iLl aud do l:.ishn2 ~ - S.tc I'h,
1t Iphn's Line ojc laths 81 -" :. 20 per iVoV "o'
Hair. olQ25c per bush Nat'i" HAM, ~ -.
CuICoEY-Mevcs fairly we'll at si'.dy prices , We
G..ar se H. genuine Graa.ated 5i-t; Taylor Broth
ers Engi>h casks GA+'
Co,UA-v-ly little chang, in Picc bnt demand ana IS
nd nd 3sg avs ,Sins' isa ls.s DC '''-'D
A"V HO1iffW:i SiUt -Has been in fair den and Prc,
- follows Mol.>cs SHOCKS and d y sHr H 1S
shs So old Ia sheoS aud new H.d 3sch 81 joas 50
W,.r a. 81 40 Without h'adn Y5rI: a,l;'
Shocks and Heads ~ 1898 IS; Rum Pipes - Soasj
Eupty Hoeshcads. - 2jde2 10; Hoops IL iee' 40
CorFEl;-Ihere was a very quiet nsrI,t for RIO on
tho .,sIt but prices showed decided change. ~;
quoted iyc. Md grades had y u-ht demand -
1850 bag, MaacaiDo, prIat term, ''' p,wiS ,i ~.
.nip I'd were hanged FOR 500 mat d. pot PRIV
tcr,,s OPTIONS ruled very dull TO-DAY ana IT, "' no
new features developed While the n'' ,nt"i, "i.
Al the outset there wa" drtii, O. ga ~ pm TIN,
iose was rreaincd in great measure leaving on ~ auy
fiayre lest . II. and iambuIt .oS'd a. Pr o~'f
London however. was higher. Oh'!ai lu",atos- 80
K.,rnher rs: January. 16>; February. 'hs R"ttt-
lam S,pt.n6e. 9Th Dutch sale went OF at nc a've
Brokers variation. Market hln.. Other KIND, pal" ana
Regular seUd seSoH! s 7oH SrTnan ;S
United STATS 900 bags EC e. ara"ere ios tm
800 lag "'' 90 bag r%es a, i:' july
S.,d.ib.r = 1880 so o. "S> sam" TIM lSe' +S:u|
la, SAM tine lssS 02i ooc bags receipts at SamtnS
yySs ASH coo bag SANE TIM. s>a $50 900 BAGS. Total
h.ir 20 BAGS. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
Gcuntrn Goar0.

4 VERY Sc" Ka'onah. y. Y.-Ano"c MU,coo.
"A II IL L,'ty = p. -.ri ,,in:. 49, tx
r!-h Il. soon!nc CEOto. NL,y c,r-J ~, a.tA.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

The market Tor round potatoes ha- " 3h"n"d under
siou trad. western demand la> fallen 81; III" W.
.imy c,rl sIi piled from Wisconsin ana Nnn"""ta
and the ipr, e. uand her hardly -Iiiri'nt 10 pro- ut
J. ut,u at.ou. lrrrs show d'l.n" On All -
Sw,rt Iril,o.s a., ' .i'-' u ads AZ IA"
rrfutt.Ja. on.ui, II chp - az" larry >!'"l VA
show H.. f'ln it' ar ~
corn and Lana i"Ih' nrH. I"'a'""' >'I'''. NANNY u
caIn,f, -. on >i'ctd .'"rk rihlS oar top
guu.atInn. turiIr pl"Ki's unchanged 1. hG' '"'IhS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
TUI AIfI.. or TH.f DE.

., .lt,..c 10,
:; r., a ! T.. 80: - e. a, &;
.!!- IS, b..".; M; n,,nr - d. - i,
::: ! s. ';.. -: ' .' e. " "a @ (;
ST. - ,;'.iy s. ~, r'i y 4i' = w..
e. %::: ;:;. ~. :.".: ID.
r., an! i,rn.", aIa ,""'" Do w. TO- |n.'' VI"
/ rs 3. ': ,s -: - r.: . ,I' e.; *: <
'"' ,e.. ...- i ,"I-i 'i'h' ''-' -"' ,,
. N. Il" !. II. a. j.: ~.
e.. ,,,...' ,''... =, q ..,''n. L., l....
s.. ~. e.. e.. :. r,. Il. ... ii. 81 d..
v VI '; %.; Of 80 4 9 '"3.
!" >"r,,r ~ n. wy: ~, IT, s., ~, So.
r"' ;"'ni .c% r. .r &c. .. -; o- ui !. -, :"
:: e. '' rig. ..,o So .'' fiSl 30. or a. -" "
70. n. - ., f. &; $." .,,r st. d 49, '' TlTrra
IT, 4At. 1T 1r' -" "a ~" 49,, !" y. On, ,.'. t.r
'..- I.'s" hr-I ~ -" ii"' 'l'' h"-. """
T." a ,. ' 'r5 ' r ,. ,',., r~.. il. follow.
WILT. So NJ, :, ,on.,, ,,..o.
,,,- 49,, -, - 80,
- P'.' '''' Il COS. II d. II go 81 81 D.!
- "a" 90 ni. o..
NAY --- .'''' c,,,. .n
NOiS". Nv
>.u,.ni.r .......... -. 49,, 49, -
oi,lrr .... H. 49,, 80 -.
M,y ......... - $40 ": t''-
OATS no. :"
80 ~
;'"2t.m'er 81 * H. 81,
utiVirr 49, 80 g. ~ !
MESS ruI.k Pr, DlII.
s..,o 49,. ~, s,uo sonp
~; t.'" '-'..'' ,oro H. ~ IN go 10 o,
i"i"l'r 49,, VIZ !, ~ ~ -, ~ so
January ''...-..' ~ ~ !" 4" ~"
LARD PEI: 100 r..
.,,,i,r G.2- Il ..t. 80. U:2.
Hrt"n r go. Ga... OF 49,:
ianrur, Sun. 6u.l G.@l2 ii u. !"
,u,ur INNS pm IAN, n
el''"i .in i''' NV 1t" m ,u.
september ..-.... .-..- :, 80 -: ~ = -:
r'o'"r ....... ......- . - ".:" . 80 . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
FEuITb AND BERRIES DRIED

Receipts for the week. 3,..I2 pkgs; exports pkgs
only small lot q e>aror,t"d opi arrived iii.
week from Mlchiga, qualify hn~. and tn selling ~ ~
va iSr; could nov b. obtaind for quality
uli st"k oIiinr out slowly In range quoted. Few snail
lots " North Carolina dried SLICED apples ar. hrro
aud iins at saiOc. so Ws'h.s arriving Except from
ifornia quoted firm at ~ a3<c fol Icelcd and
II d2?c f,r imp ced California aprcots In good demand
,..d Ra pi rr"s steady. Oh. .carrc
higher Backberrie Vo,inR fairly ut the recent od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

dDIIyorios SrVtrrt"T I. lS.W: Nov.
baltimore 600: N"w-Driean>. 3O3o; totiI
CoTrON-on tie sI.o, ruled quiet and ctsy but prices
disturbed. >a"~, 90 bale Tor consumption.
l,nt lr"Ir:> u.6 bales 10 i' bale" this i'r
last 1870 bales this duy last veal crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

s:ESes rte: ,sSS S,i'Gifs'Sa per sS
h hsts "' rri"s 1870 p r
R,sas. Cal. o per h. al
yo.,,. for tho week. 2ll7 bales exports. Isl. bales
Hcssp % 'D ass it'll the cxcitement seem, to BE-
sudns arks. for new STATE i s .Sno ,Sc ,a%c
ally na s but tSe IS now ; nae IS sss a%
TIN ,1%i s ss r vai"s Of fac best Of r
a,Sr .Ts an a" AID old hop. hayr
w: :a and rld fS' ar Man" r" ,up Iu far
green aud carl",s pcking Is % U
1" ta .ae r,tdn! !Srt deeli S"Gf''
STATE. lsoo. seedlings. T.. d.. ago
state ssS s s%S to- pr az
Ss'iS i-ss so%aoa 10 Sd e
,'i ne ca caa Gds isso choice ago
ia H. Coast, 1881 common t" primo .......''''-o 40
POULTRY AND GAME.
A M 80 CaT a ani "% f% " aHd art IA.
ard 10 :hcil approaching 'iai. a.a h~k.ps ar in
{, n" ,aSn%o. A % ~f * narron t o dom
lots 4; ," :so at '"S 70 r ls T. Ya@ anu
Rerr. Wssn dr.,d r9l:y contain l9Fs sGaf rS
Gr! %a it I a"d yn %ns ali kind. Ch2sc
fowl, a., arr ySy n and r>'F' s isfs '%o
a" ana Sa 'y G.hsy s" %n aT% I ss,
r lind an" S.n stock n ,o H"I pa tTis ' nnIc
y 10 cyrord xIdSi - that nnk' no hEl'r qiot!9n
Woodcork dull and grouse have only very nl, and
mand No, much don: In fioIen snip; UT Po''' "N
prices no.Iinaly unchanged
LIVE POULTRY.
Spring Chickens. oul pr IL. ..--......- III i0a
Srrng Chickens. Western. rer u 80 ici.
Fowl,, Jcrs.}. >t,t' aud Penn. per M..... l.! IL
Fowls. West RI. p T.. .....: ..........'-' IL,
Roo>t"rs. yong and Old. per h.-...-...''.. - "a
b'"I.' .,,.ig ST. N.i aud rrnn. per pr 80 >?
.:. Vim pr i23, % %
Pigeons. pair --.---'''..'''' - ~
Turkeys Young. choi''. per n......--....'. 3 t.
Tur..,, cd m.>"d ~ i9lt'. pr 1'.--.---- ~ g..
Tuk'!-. Old ,o'rs". p'r D.. .-,,'...- -. .
hicks hlla. br ler. foncy pr n - !.
Chir k"n- lnil1 -iH1ii 20 iHr"tiW ~ !,
Sjrmr ,hica"ns. W,'rn. -"' l.!. ~ ~, "a
Fowls St,tr. Pom ~, nna az W.T. th...- -" l.,
fowls Stat Pms. AID w - RI. Lt'roT. ~ !, :
Du'hs. Wc,tcr. yO'nIg. - T.-.....-....- -
n'r', W",'"'n 90 ~ y -..''''r - iG
spring Dr. *. Long islmd. l"r = ........ -
-; nr e.. Ihad' iplia. Irr = ..-...... II 10
squads. Whit, pr dor"n ..-......-. ..- ~
squads. dark. pr Gp7rn .......-... ! ~
Lsir'' yyo%,l,r ,.t. p"r io.ro.. .. 30 -,
''o.u"n p"'"i W.r. pT d"i ,.:.:.... 80 Ivy
"r,.- i'"N'i. w 'i'fi. prii"" ps dozen e W. -
Do"hiid- WITH. peg d,.n......"...... 80 40
Cprl"w and MI:ln p"r CORN amman. 20 -.
I'sr'r DO safe pr par 80. % 81 -
t., .t.r.,, W..,,rt' u,lr 100 Il ! -
,,i".,.. M'>''rn. pr pNr ID u =,
Wo"I,och. pr pair ............. w l.
Tux IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
FOREIGN Notes of Interest

Frances minister of war has arranged for a
series of military maneuvers, the main purpose
OF which Is to test the smokeless powder again.
Queen Regent Christiana of Spain held con-
ference yesterday with her supporters i'll refer
ence to the formation of a new cabinet
The influenza is spreading to England. At
Portsmouth 200 employees in the dock yards
are absent from duty on account of it.
The adherents and supporters of Malie.oa
and those of Tamasese had a friendly meetin 9
at Apia.
Three hundred Portuguese residing in Paris
met yesterday aad denounced Englands action
Ill the pending difficulty with Portugal.
MIR. Stanley is expected to make prolonged
stay at Cairo, partly for reasons related to the
recent expedition and partly to avoid the very
great change OF going from Central Africa into
northern Europe at the bad end of the winter
The Rome Moniteur announces that Cardin nal
Rampolla del Tindaro. the popes secretary of
state, and Gen. Simmons. the English special
envoy, have reached an agreement upon one OF
the points in dispute i'll regard to the church
administration in Malta.
Mr.. Balfour, in the course Of q speech de-
livered at Maidstone, rdiculed the rumor that
parliament is to be dissolved.
At a liberal unionist meeting at Liverpool T..
W. Russell, member of the house of commons,
was Kissed by some dissentients. which pro-
voked a great uproar and general fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
A Good Word for Recorder Trotter.

10 the Editor OF The EVENING STAR:
AS one who is well acquainted with the
conduct of the record Office 1 wish to say
a good word for Recorder Trotter,
viz: That the records are in bet
ter condition. more reforms have been insti-
tuted, and tho Office generally has been more
intelligently conducted than ever before. The
fact alone that the general as well as the daily
index is kept posted absolutely to date thing
never before attempted, and, though almost i'm
possible Is OF itself sufficient to make his ad-
ministration far i'll advance of all others
The explanation is that Recorder Trotter has
attended to business" and did not imagine
that he knew it ALI when he took office. Al
though a lifelong resident and republican
(and white) as lawyer having considerable
business at this office feel that this statement
should in justice be made. Now, let tho fees be
reduced SO that the public may reap the bene-
fit, for if the office is made salaried one and
fees not reduced the surplus goes into the
treasury and who is the gamer? To reduce
the fees will be to accomplish both results.
Though Ill favor of home rule.
.IrsTJrIA Er.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The local circulation Of The EVENING
STAR is not only the largest and fullest but it is
also the BEST, since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people of the District Of
Columbia as body, but regularly into their
hon'es.-into the families OF all classes, and
into those of the spending as well as
the incorporating portion of the community.
An advertisement in it, columns therefore
reaches the eye of everybody worth reaching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
How Fleming Got a Plurality

The West Virginia Legislature went into joint
session yesterday to hear the report from the
joint committee on the gubernatorial contest.
Chairman Kee presented the majority report,
consisting of 154 octave pages. The majority
report was not read but distributed in PAM
phlet form and ordered printed in the journal.
Mr. Morris read the minority report, or the
greater part of it, before the joint assembly.
After the presentation of the report a joint
committee was appointed to prepare mode of
procedure and the joint assembly adjourned
until Monday next. The majority report shows
that l2i OF the votes cast for Fleming were cast
out and 437 cast for Golf were cast out Three
were added to Jennings and five to Goff's
This gave Fleming plurality of 237 votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
Ex-Congrcssman Speer Poisoned.

II. Milton Speer of Huntingdon Pa, died in
New York city at noon yesterday. For more
than year Mr.. Speer had been a sufferer from
strange nervous malady, which baffied the
skill of all local physicians. Last week this re-
suited in partial stroke of paralysis, which af-
fected his entire left side. Subsequent investi-
CATION shows that Mr.. Speer's affection was the
result of lead poisoning due to his drinking of
water which stood in lead pipes. Born Septem-
Der 8, 1888, at Cassviile, Pa. he was admitted
to the bar at the age of twenty-one. After fill
ing several minor offices he was elected on the
democratic ticket to Congress In 1870 and re-
elected i'll 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
The An9lO-POrtuCue Trouble.

The Anglo-Psrtuguese difficulty is causing
grave anxiety in court and diplomatic circles in
Berlin. Bismark received advices from Crispi,
the Italian prime minister, to the effect that
the Portuguese dynasty was in imminent
jeopardy. formidable combination for the
purpose of proclaiming an IberIan republic has
its headquarters III Paris. and Bismarck sug-
gests that the British ambassador advise Lord
Salisbury to demonstrate against the virulent
attacks of the French press, which are arous-
ing passion dangerous to monarchical insti-
buttons and to the peace of Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
GREAr BARGAINS liz FINE Goops
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.

OUR STOCK OF FINE DRESS MATERIALS Is
STILL VERY LARGE, ALTHOUGH WE HAVE
BEEN MAKING GREAT MANY SALES AT RE-
DCCED RATES FOR THE PAST FEW WEEKS,
! AND THOSE WHO WANT GOOD MATERIALS
WILL FIND 1T To THEIR INTEREST TO CALL
AND LOOK THROUGH OUR STOCK BEFORE THE
| ASSORTMENT Is BROKEN.
TEN PER CENT OFF Is QUITE AN ITEM IN
| THE PURCHASE OF NICE DRESS, AND IF WE
WERE NOT OVERSTOCKED WE WOULD NOT
MAKE THE SACRIFICE
WE HAVE A FEW FINE BLACK CLOAKs THAT
MUST BE SOLD THIS SEASON, AND WE ARE
OFFERING THEM AT LESS THAN HALF WE
PAID FOR THEM, AND THE DISCOUNT OFF BE
SIDES.
YOU CAN NOW BUY OF US THE CHEAPEST
BLACK SILK YOU HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED.
IN GROS GRAINS AND FABLES OF THE BEST
BRANDS KNOWN, AND MAKE CLEAN SAVING
OF TEN CENTS On THE DOLLAR, AND MANY
OF OUR FANCY GOODS IN EVENING MATERIALS
WE ARE SELLING AT ABOUT HALF PRICE AND
TAKE THE DISCOUNT OFF BESIDES, AS WE
ARE DETERMINED To CLOSE THEM OUT THIS
SEASON. THEY COMPRISE ELEGANT FANCY
VELYETs AND VELVET ROBES IN GREAT
VARIETY. IN FACT. ANY GOOD JUDGE CAN
FIND MANY EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS DUR
ING THIS SALE.
REMEMBER THAT THIS DISCOUNT OF TEN
PER CENT OFF FOR CASH APPLIES TO EVERY
ITEM IN OUR STOCK THAT AMOUNTS To TEN
CENTS. WHETHER WE SELL THEM AT PROFIT
OR LOSS, AND OCCASIONALLY GOOD JUDGE
OF GOODS MAY FIND MANY EXPENSIVE AKTI-
Giles AT A VERY Low PRICE.
WE WISH TO CALL YOUR PARTICULAR AT
TENTloN TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF MOURN
ING GOODS, AS WE CLAIM TO KEEP ONE OF
THE BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF BLACK GOODS To
BE FOUND IN THIS MARKET. COMPRISING
LUPlN'Ss HITCHCoCk's AND OTHER CELE-
DRAFTED BLACK GOODS. ALL OF WHICH WE
WILL TAKE ILEAsURE IN SHOWING, AND YOU
WILL NOT BE PRESSED TO BUY WHAT You Do
NOT LIKE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
A Victory for Center Boards.

From the Norwich Bulle i'll.
II this be true (the story ABOUT the new Irex)
it means that Johnny Bull has at last learned
something from his numerous yachting defeats,
and is going to give himself a chance for the
cup by adopting style of yacht construction
which was years ago shown to be the best, but
which he has heretofore affected to disdain
because it wasn't invented at Lunnon or on
the Clyde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

ins % plumbers on each side Of the number drawing
'n , SSsaIitsl PINE OF s5oo.t %. $500
90 nu,nhrs on esch ode OF the humber drawfns me
oA,,2 no nrize OF slO00o0. $500
capital prize of s50.OOO goo
$3.50 numbers ending with So being the two iast
g1res 81 ths plumber drawing the CAPITAL prize of
9ie numbers ending With 90 being the two Las,
r 81 the number drawing the second capital prizs
Prizes csshed IN full without deduction
Nh NJ ,hs 9naerssned bankers q New Orleans. L.
,ees which may De prSen,e AZ o9p ,an, state L''
nv MALMsIEl, President iouisians NationAl RAnhi
A BALDWIN. President \. o. NstiSnsi Rs,,t nAha'
CARL koHN, President Union National BsnI
Der prSSine Class I3TsiHNh s ifs HS @r
TRY. hereby certify that above arr the numbers
in the wheel With the prizes corTesponains 70 them
witness our hands AZ New Orleans. La, this Tuss-
q. 7. BE.uREaARp.
J. A EARLY,
Commissioner
Nc. 93.6c draws Capital rrize. 100000 sold in
Washington. DC. No l2i22 draws Second CauiiAi
bWis M sod IN Boston MAsf TefA SS ana
ywSckson Tenn; Port Lesyen~orih; Nan Seattle.
vile. Tex and 81 James, Mo. No o43Ol draws
nhiri Capital Prize, $4,000. sUld New AorE city;
san Francisco Cal. Grand RaIdds Mich Peoria IN;
SSahesNile. o.: New baltimore Mlch-, and Hurts
kicA CA. Nos 6pU5 and 5ua35 draw each sIOOuO.
~ ~ 1919 9s220. 6oo5l sOsls and $500 draw
l,S work u sending the Official LAST to EVERY
tplhESttlNDfNT begins Immediately after the
should amy o; patrons ricnce any delay in rs
Ge l, 4 4, IS owing toth name being the
Address N. A. DAUPHIN. New Orleans. la
NATIONAL BANK, CIV ORLEANS. La
n red ,feordins 10 Act q Congress in the year
os ihy louisiana state Lottery Company. IA
ene once Oh the LAOrarlan Of Conrvss At Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
Remedy for the Grip.

From the Chattanooga Times
A prominent physician of Chattanooga gives
the following formula of remedy for the grip,
which he says is now considered the most pop
ular and efficacious one: Muriate ammonia, "a
grains; sulph. quinne "a grains: Dovers pow
ders, 6 grains; cocoaine, grain. Mix and make
eight capsules. Take one every four hours.
Inhaling the fumes of turpentiue and carbollc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
Mrs. Foster Left Out.

Capt. Mcmahon, aide-de-camp at the govern
ment house, in Ottawa, is authority for the
statement that Mrs. G. w. Foster, the wife of
the minister of finance, was not invited to the
state dinner. Mrs. Foster is the lady who re-
Gently procured in Chicago, IA divorce from
her former husband, ID. b. Chisholm, fugi-
tive from Canadian Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
Euns Ar REpucEp PRrcrs.

The balance Of our stock Of Furs and Wraps &C n.
duced prices Bargains be obtained b. those
desiring reliable goods.
The stock consists OF Bear Mufs and Boas, Monkey
Muffs and Capes Nutria Mufs and Capes and several
other desirable qualities.
Our Seal Skin Wraps can be bought - low nov -
April. when we pack them away
The balance OF our Plush Garments nj prime cost
WILLETT RUOFF.
Hstters and furrierA
ASSN e05 PA. ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

Judge s. T.. Holmes, ex-Congressman and
former partner of Roscoe Conkling, died at
Bay City, Mich, yesterday.
Yesterday freight train of ten cars and an
engine of the Kansas City. Fort Scott and Mem
phis railway plunged down an embankment so
feet deep. The fireman, John Willis, was killed
broken rail caused the accident
J. w. wenman, a cotton broker, announced
his suspension Oh the New York cotton ex-
change yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
Celebrated Franklin's Birthday.

Benjamin Franklin's birthday was celebrated
by banquet at Richmond last night by the
Typothete. Toasts were responded to by Thos
Nelson Page, the author; Col. r. F. Beirne of
the State, Hon. ]. l.. Nj. Curry, B. f. johnson
and Robert Whittet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
Kunze NAV Never be Tried.

Kunze, the Cronin suspect, sent word to the
states attorney in Chicago yesterday that he
expected to furnish bail today. A saloon
keeper named Julien is said to be ready to fur
nish security to the amount of $4,000 The
states attorney admits the prospect is dim Of
kunze ever beng again arraigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
Brice was Elected just in Time.

Senator Ashburn (dem.) Of Clermont county,
Ohio, died yesterday morning. This makes
the third democratic member of the legislature
to die within a week. The senate is now a tie
and there can be no partisan legislation. Sena-
tor Brown, who is seriously i'll, was removed to
his home yesterday.
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Ofr1oIAL DRAWING &c ru,
LOUISIANA STAIR LOTTERY.

AVtINAA1NA
Single Number. Glass "a
Drawn NJ New Orleans, La. on Tuesday. January
u. 1890
All Genuine Louisiana state Lottery Tickets are
issued at New Orleans, signed b. NJ A Dauphin,
President and agree 10 pay all prizes in New or
leans where the Company holds its Charter from
the state and where both the purchaser of ticket aud
the company are equally projected by the Of the
state and Of the United States Tickets signed
with hcttious names dated and issued from other
clties IN the name of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company promising TO pay prizes in other places
than New orleans Louisiana State Lottery
Tickets at ALL but are couuterfeits and cheats IN
tended TO deceive and detraud the unwary.
Remen Der that one Dollar the vince of the ALL
est part or traction Of ticket issued any drawing
Anything IN cur name offered less pr.ce Is either
counterfeit or n swlndle. Remember further. when
examlnins TO see If your ticket has drawn prize.
never TO accept anything but our official drawings
which copyrighted under the act of Congress ani
cannot be reprinted correctly under penalty OF the
lau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

"RFMFMRER that the payment Of prizes IL
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS Of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President OF
Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
IL the highest Courts; therefore. VI AL
lions or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part
or fraction Of a Ticket ISSUED BY Us in any Draw
ing. AID thing in offered ior less than a
Dollar y swlndle. ial5-wAs4w