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however, for everybody to watch their
dogs closely for some time to come. All
the dogs hereabouts that were known to
be bitten have been put TO death. For a
distance Of twelve miles we have traced
the poisonous brute, but where his start
ing point is located we have no means of
ascertaining.
Before striking Pennington the brute
visited the Slower Mills vicinity, biting
several dogs, one of them very valuable
animal belonging to Tunis Smith. Fifty
dollars would not have tempted Mr.. Smith
to part with his dog, but prudence sug-
gested his death and he was promptly
shot.
Mrs. Hageney's case was submitted to
DIR. A. Parish on Friday morning, and,
after consultation with DR.. VIM. ii. Bart
les, it was decided to promptly place the
patient In the New York branch OF the
famous Pasteur Institute of Paris, whittier
she was taken by these gentlemen on FRI
day afternoon. The Pasteur treatment is
very thorough and highly scientific, and
is based upon the germ theory, great sue
cess having attended it as preventive Of
hydrophobia. The New York Institute /:
under the management of DR.. Paul Gibier
gentleman of critical scientific know
ledge, who has given special and profou nd
study to the pathology Of rabies and the
prevention OF its development in human
beings. DR.. Gibier requested that the
brain and spinal cord of the dog be senl
to him, and on Saturday afternoon its re-
mains were exhumed by Anderson ].
Clawson, and, under the supervision o.
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the woodley Lane rosd 70 point out TIE location

the Woodley Lane road 10 point OUT TIE location
Of the proposed Geological Park. There is, Of
course, no reason why every one should not
know that the park will extend from the
Woodley road bridge 10 the Klingle bridge, in
GLIDING within its bounds a narrow strip Of
land on each side Of Hock creek between these
two points But the great matorlty OF people
never did know exactly about the location OF
the park and those that did know have prob
ably forgotten all about 1t by this time But
vicinity will have . reminder OF the existsnee
Of the park in the shape Of . board fence which
10 now being built to inclOse the park This
fence will be seven feet high and in order to
deter the small boy from trying to climb over
frances, there viii b two rows Of bsrbed wire
strung along on top Of the fence. The ground
comprising the park is now being surveyed by
Messrs. Howell and Greenough, civil sngi-
neers, in accordance with plans prepared BY Mr..
gardener. Mr.. Oimsted has been in charge
Of the Capitol grounds for number Of
years past, and has recently been called in
as an expert BY the Chicagos worlds fair COM
missioner to design plan for the arrangement
of the grounds to be occupied by the exposi-
tion buildings In adopting plan for the To-
cation of the various drives and walks that
will be necessary in the Geological Park and
also the sites Of the buildingE for the accom-
mediation Of the animals. Mr.. Olnlsted has been
carsful 10 preserve the natural beauty Of the
scenery of the park, and has endsasorsd to
bring the new use for which this picturesque
site has been selected in harmony with its
natural attractions. Ono Of the main entrances
will be the old qusrry road and the site Of the
quarries will be utilized for bear pits. On the
opposite side of Rock creek from this place the
park has its greatest width owing to a bend in
the creek, and there will be located the houses
for the animals and other structures. The old
Holt house Will be repaired and will be used
for Office purposes. A bridge 10 to be built over
Rock creek at this point, and there will be en-
frances to the park from the west and north and
in fact from all sides where an approach seems
desirable. The park will probably not be
opened to the public before next spring.
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A Boys Frightful Fall.
From the Denver (Coi.) News.

The son Of Mr.. J. J. Treat of Manitou was sx-
ploring the wonders of Williams canon on Fri
day, and as he was standing on the top of some
high rocks his foot slipped and he fell over q
precipice between 200 and $50 feet high. The
lad received several very bad gashes, but no
bones were broken. II is Q marvellous thing
great distance he fell and the rocky nature Of
the ground. The point over which he tumbled
ia exceedingly dangerous and his escape is the
talk Of the village. His feelings in the rapid
descent were terrible, as his breath came in
short, quick gasps, and he turned half around
several times in midair. BE is getting along as
we'll as could be expected under the cfrcum-
stances. It is feared that he is injured inter-
nally, but it will be impossible to tell for few
days.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q wealthy London merchant gives the
secret of his business success as follows: II
always feel happy when am advertising. for
then know that waking or sleeping, have
strong though silent orator working for me:
ono who never tires, never makes mistakes, and
who is certain to enter the households from
which, if at all, my trade must come" To
secure the services Of such an agent a. this
shrewd merchant referred to. advertise in The
EVENING STAR 1t is read by everybody In
Washington
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR b CO., Auetioneers.
H $50 Pennsyivanis ava

FOUR NEAT THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSES
Nos SIG SIS. $40 AND S22 THIRTEENTH
STREET Northeast. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST NINE
TENTH. Al SIX O'CLOCK, We will offer for sale in
SUB LOTS 1871, 132, 1913 AND 134.
SQUARE 1908,
with the improvements consisting of three
brick houses. now under good rental This property
10 near the line OF II street cars and herdics.
Terms: ONE-FOURTH CASH, BALANCE IN ONE.
TWO AND THREE YEARS. per cent, secured by
deed Of trust the property sold, all CASH s op-
ton of the purchaser. deposit Of Q 90 on each
house at time of sale. If the terms Of sale not
piled with In fifteen days from day Of sale right
served to resell the property the risk and of the
defaulting purchaser after ve days advertisement
such resale IN some wspaper published Washing
ton DC. All conveyancing, Sc, Ut purchasers cost
RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO.,
aul4-d&dS Auctioneers.
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d ATCLIFFE DARR & CO.. Aucta
II
cAAHSERY SALE OLA TRACT OF LAND IN THE

CHA NSEKY SALE OF TRACT OF LAND IN THE
SUBDIVISION OF THE BARRY FARM" NEAR
ANAC0SrIA. d. c.. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court. passed
No. l2llJ, docket 80, wherein Logan johnson is
complainant and George ID. Graham is defendant /
premises on MONDAY. the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
AUGUST. AID. 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, al
District Of Columbia and known and distinguished
and being lot numbered D. section numbered nine
) Of the trustees subdivision Of Barry Farm being
the same property conveyed TO said defendant
ham IN fee. by Julia Moten. by deed ted July 20
1882 recorded in Lber l40o. folio 1872, of the land
records Of the District of Columbia
Terms lover and above incunbrance Of Al 20O)
Cash Terms TO be complied with in ten days from the
DAY of SALE the right reserved to resell the
property NJ the risk and cost of the defauting
chaser after five days public notice such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, DC All
convey anclny and recording At purchasers cost A
deposit of $10U required at time Of sale
PATRICK CURTIN, Trustee,
W3l-0Od
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S SS:e;ss
In In k ks:r;ae ed rssss; Highest.

[F,aw Nr~ England n, $780,
BENNETT F. DAVENPORT
STATE ANALYST. BosroN June Isth $780,
This certify of the New ENGLAND
purchased open market, May sad, $780, fresh,
original unopened packages of the Royal and Cleveands
Baking Powders, carefully tested them
claims the Royal that theirs will retain its full leaven
ing power until used brands close
strength quickly after the is opened"
When opened Cleveands found to be stronger,
yielding eavenng gas than the Royal.
The open then under bell glass exposed
light and my Office window, and intervals of
weeks re-examned and found to still rank
n At the last test, however, Ceveands
1916 per cent. stronger than the Royal.
Respectfully submitted
BENNETT F. DAVENPORT,
Member Of the American Chemii u
asdaya Analyst u
Clsvssan .
q. q.
H. c.. J.. F..
Al 4 T.
Il H.. Il
rAEOD. +. MEGA m. McCORMlCK M. p. METZGER,
nd
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Mrs. "Adonis'' Dixey Wants q Divorce.

Mrs. Ida J. Dixey has instituted suit in the
New York supreme court for limited divorce
from Henry e. Dixey, the comedian, on the
ground of abandonment and nou-support
Dixey is In Chicago, where he is professionally
engaged. He expects to leave for San Fran
cisco on Sunday. Upon the wife's application
Judge Beach granted an order for the service
o: the summons by publication. The couple
were married June 2, 1873, and have two chill
dren, aged eleven and ten years.
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Usraur AND UxrasA1LrLrD Ban.

Lovely lawns. 81, DE-. DC. and Sc
Beautffal ZeT hyr D-ess Girgharns. 5sxc and ar
Exquisite GLaiss reduced frota :..sc 10 lsc.
sstl.ss>, fercslss anu Outing Flannel greatly
au-e1
special bargains in B~rristsa C1o;h Brillpnnnes.
S1Iairs, l3isck 5tiz. Nrlvets, Pushes, 6r.
s. All wool Ladies Cloth, &sAe.
Table D1masx NS.kiiS aud wells (jobber's prices
Itti Sks<.Ils<, lgr. LonsfIle CznIbric, genEiaa
lU&e.
DR. Warmers AID Balls CorsetS. 95c.
Regular Made Bashyfy<aa boss l9,-.
BRODRkSU = cos
ysssbtishsd 1857. SOG O.. Masonic Temple.
sal43Ss
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Nop Is the time to stomp out the stupid lie often
used by the advocates Of the Atkinson bill that the
citizens Of other sections Of Washington regard
Nth Indifference the sacrifice of The Ares and prop
erty Of the people Of South Washington. Send in
your protest 0gdi,lst the caIumay
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Harris Minneapolis Theater Sold.
The capitalists who compose the Grand
Opera House syndicate Of Minneapolis yester-
day completed the deal which makes them the
prOprietors Of the Harris Theater. They now
own both the theatsr and office part OF the build
ing, besides the entire ground it stands on, and
the considerst ton ID Sl50 0O0
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ExECUToRs, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. I34O
STREET NORTHWEST.
We will offer for in front of the premises on
TUESDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY Of AUGUST,
1880, At FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following de-
scrbed real estate situate in city of
District Of Columbus to wit: An Of lot numbered IL
in square numbered 236 said lot fronting IS feet
inches on street by the depth of l4o feet side and
md IL months, with interest at the per
tum per annum and secured by deed Of trust prop
erty sold all cash. 1t the option of the purchaser
deposit Of $500 win be required at time Of sale Ali
cOnveyancing and recording 1T purchasers
Terms to be complied with in Is days the property
viii be resod at risk and of defaultng purchaser
after i've days advertisement in the Evening Star
JOHN 8. CROCKkh
ANDREW HOGAN,
Executors Of the estate Of Sidney Mcfarland deceased
auN-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

CT. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIoNEER. eI1 PENN
- =, syiynna ,ve., under Metropolitan hotel sell.
Pledges. Gold aud Silver Watches Genuine Diamonds
Works Of Art je9- 3m
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OrFIcIAt DnAwlS 8, ,u
LOUISIANA STATE LorTERx.

LOUISIANA STATE LoTTERY.
Single numbss. ClAa. ~
Drawn 81 New Orleans. Loui~lsna ON T~,>a>x An
gust IL. 1890
An Genuine Lonis.sna State Lottery nslsts are
ISSUED al View Ofieans, signed by VI A Dsuthtn
leans. where the Company holds rs Char,sr from
the state and where both the purchaser 4 ek al nl
the Company equally protected by the Iass on The
state and of the United States Ttck s,rn-8
with fictitious names dated and issued from Other
cities in the name Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company promising 70 pay prizes In other places
q an New Orleshs not Louisiana state lottery
Tickets At all, but are counterfelts aud chsAts in
tended 10 decci, e and defrsud the unvsry.
k-ueuber that One Dollar b. the q the small
est part fraction Of ticket issued in any sns
number drawing. Anything in cur name offered al
less price is either q counterfeit q swtndle. Ra
member further when EXAMINING your t~ket
has drawn prize never 20 sccept anything but our
oinciAl drawings which copyrighted under The act
OF Congress and cannot be REPRINTED correctly under
p<ralry q the Law
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FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING. AuesionssE
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF FINE CASKS o
ASSORTED CHINA

THoMAs BOWLING. AuctionssL
AASOfA'r0h kssos sfkbb c Sk1 ESk CASKS OF
a, o. b, EER RFH Gc Ag1GEsT @ 1890
viii sell for Il. ans cs.as d
China Consisting Of
SUGARS Jugs. Bakers.
Sss she: and and B SaSf:., tl Ts:
Naples, soup Tureens. Mugs,
Ewers and Basins, &c, &c.
VIII be sold in lots to sH he trade cash
II ATCLITFE DARR / CO., Auctioneer.,
i RAkt OF TEAs sfftEs i YEAST "a iH fowGkks
soaps. sg0TTLG1 GOODS cASDLEs. yISE.
KSSGoE HSrR l9chs f I2GE k kSF c sHSE
bSbshNs S S sI9r l BG TSShSa
LARGE COFFEE Mill. Slow CASES, COUNTER
fdtkfs ffEEi
SMALL LOT HoUsEHSfL+ppt FURNITURE AT ACC
On WEDNESDAY MdRNINa. AUGUST TWEEN.
and & h w. T shs sell sao q sor
tanned therein and partly mentioned above, to which
I Terms esah. n.-,
u ATCLIPFE DARR CO.. Auctionsers,
~ e20 Pennsylvania ave n.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Real ESTATE SITUATE IN THE CITY OF
BY virtue of a deed of trust. dated March H. 1890
ana recorded March ID 1890, in Liber No. 1460, at
foo 3oS ct Of the land records Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia At the written request Of the
party thereby secured, will sell 1t public auction
Ir9ps OF the premises, on MONDAY, AUGUST
TWENTY FIFTH, 1890, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM
Lots mum bered sixty three t6I and sixty-fou l64)
square numbered hundred and thrty-two Il .I2 D.
Is per plat recorded in Lber "R W. folio 81 Of the
records Of the surveyors office the District
in good repair
Terms Of sale: The purchaser to assume two deeds
OF trust on the property one dated September z,
iooo Tor 5000. payable three After date, with
interest at per cent Per payable semi-nunu-
ally the other for &120, dated November T. 1889
payable september IL, 1892. with interest at
B per cent per annun, and TO pay Oue-half of
the purchase money cash, the balance IN one
and two years evidenced by the pronissory Of
tina purchaser, and secured by deed Of trust the
property sold. with interest per per annum
of the purchaser. Taxes paid to june 80, 1890 A
deposit OF BOO will be required at the time of sale
Terms Of sale TO be complied with within ten days
otherwise the Trustee Will resell at the risk and
Of the defauting purchaser after public notice in
discretion. EUGENE A. FIELDS Trustee
- 344 ID st. NV.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS.
CSsfui Qii Trust and Attorney,
344 ID St aul6-dkds
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w.B MOSES = SONS,
CORNER nth AND p STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
UPHoIsrxaY GooDa
WALL PAPERS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS. 10.
To make space for the goods fo- fall season we
Offering many attractive haIgsins. The following
are .few:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles. fun length. with trimmings all
complete. worth SOC. and 75c.; l5c each.
loo Curtain PuleA extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth 15c. TO q so; 25c each.
100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 81.
FINER Curtains reduced to less than import prices
Alarse assortment Of pOrtieres. less than nanunsc-
tnresy priceA
CARPET DEPARTMENT
CARPETS Of the following E,zss. made of Remnants.
with boriar all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet 3 inches by 1U feet s1o So reduced from
ais
8 feet inches by IL feet sl1; reduced from SIS.
sfeet inches by IL feet o inches. els: reduced
from s22.5O.
10 feet inches By Is feet. slS reduced from s29.
10 feet d inches by 10 feet inches. $40. reduced
from ST.
NoQUETTE CAgPETA
Q feet 8 inches by IL feet o inches eco. reduced
from $500
8 feet inches BY 10 feet inches. s2o: reduced
from $50
500 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs q. so. reduced
from 1925.
STRAW MATT1Naa
20. 200 Rolls White ard Fancy 40 1d', worth s''
ESQ Rolls White sud Fancy 40 yds. worth SO. a..
$50 Rolls Eeayy JuintisE. 40 yds., worth s16.
$50 Rolls Heavy p.ma.i 40 yda. worth s1s. $40
WASHING MACHINES.
The Cataract Washing Machine-the creates. labor
saving invention Of the dsy-vil do In hour What
you do b. hand In without the slightest damage
finest Of materials. Eedussd from s30 70 slh One
weeks TRIAL given If desired
SPECIAL inducements offered In Refrigerstors and
Cedar ChsstA
BICYCLks TRICYCLEs AND vELoCIPEDBs.
1So-inch-wheei Bicycle, SIS; reduced from s2&
32-inch-whssl Bicycle. s1a; reduced from Sio.
3Tricycles, No 1. s5: reduced from 81.
3rneycies No. z, -. 90: reducedfrom S.
lIrieycla No. 4. go: reduced from sl2-5o.
Nc ). $40: reduced from si4-50
No 9. 80: reduced frum sII
No. {, s1Q65; reduced from as.
No. d. 80. Sc redaced from sl3.50
No. 2. en-. reduced from s1d5o
No 3. e.. reduced from $40.
No. d. as. reduced from s2l-5Q
< No. 40 Selecipedes, 81. reduced from s.
BABY CARRIAGES.
We are Offering 81 discount. On every carriage e2(
ormore. and s2 discount every carriage from 81
toslv This = sn Opportunity 10 buy a carri4s'
for little money.
WINDOW SHADES.
We ere ofer.ns . fine .s.ortnen. Of colors With al
nasnrss and complete tot 2lc. each
MOSQUITO CANoPfEs.
Afsii linz Of every style ssd si.s from IS cents 4
". b MOSES 4 SONS.
Cor IIth aud sta A..
Wsshinstsa. pO
YrRNrTuKE cARPErs. uPHoLsrERrEs. WAL.
PAPER. OCCUPATIONS DC. ka
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Tur LAST CHAScr. CRr.

The venerable and proyerbal CHESTNUT 10 not more
familiar than the tradesmAu's resonant cry Of last
chance" IL doesn't rhyme with .jOb" daughter
weeping" but tbs sung in the meter, ana 20
most people is quite wearsoIne the shsrps aud
Oats OF Annie Rooney" Then why iti Because
il tells the story nothing will do There
two words the English language quite strong At
this time Next week fall trade viii be-r1n. The
wheels Will slowly irst. course. but they'll
Just enough TO let early arrivals of fall
goods, and They've got % have So. last chsRos
will have DE asdLe for summer low prIces
if necessary we'n repeat shs ehoru. For this week
10 BABY CARRIAGES.
REFRlGEEATO.S.
5WATER COOLERS.
These tciH be sold al c.1
Canopies
Screens
Summer curtAins
These tfu be sold LESS than cost
For this week we'll give 30 per discount on al
Parl0r Chamber and Miscellaneous Furniture Aftss
this week regular prices.
English wool Art squsres:
yards by ~. -.
yards by -. s4.75.
3yards by 3, -. 40.
3yArds by a. s7.45.
Atwood Ingram Art sqsares:
3ysnis by ~ s42a
3yards by J. 90.
yards By ~ s7.25
3yards By L. $3.50
3ysrds by ~. se-50.
eject by 9, sl375.
fleet ~ 3, 90 10.
y feet By 9. s190.
IA feet b. 5k s2.35
81 par esnt Of on M.tsnga
Aone-wsek price Of as cent? yard for 10 patterns
JULIUS LAssBuRon
sal2 isIH AND y sra
FRIDAY. Aug l. isea
FOR PICNIC suPPLIEs
LUNCH GOODS
EVERY DESCRIPTION
BOTTOM PRJcEs
ALWAYS 60 TO
kLPHoSeo YouSos ooMPANx
Ass xsssA =
r.a-Ths be s~sp ~ srs onsrsng inst pswfs 10
Large Quartsf Boxes ~ kxtsA chssa~ lmprssa -
dnss--ss tss - msasy en- bsy-a oA7o.
sal xy.c
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
iyl1-2ns
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(0AMIesiONER OF DKEDs ron EVERY STATS
=. 4 no ES' BE Sa1ik i iSSi q
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4
100 numbers frcrn 81 - "a. ,i2so inclusive e<ing
so numbers cab side Of the naIzesr drawing The
o,6s, R,ass 2. sSoSSg s % S2, ..., sn.
~ nSnesr. on go sas ., sAs number drawing Ne
90 nun s.Ss treS, sssi % sss9i ipcl..4v. ss.s
50 namosrs % ssoa s,ss Z 70 naaasss arssins NE
sgarss q tse sunfsr driving me ossss.i priss Of
ses Numbers ending .ish II. being IN. t.D i..s
nsurss q ,hs nImeer drawing the ssosd sspits pri
Plr-. cssssd 10 run without deduction
vii pay ~ prl.s. drawn in 3. LoGa.s. ss.s fsc
sisa s- e c.ssSs - our p.pr
fifkEf LASktf fT.s,d-ni ss., ,- S:tisasi s.ass
e.Rf koaN frSss ss' r n N S sS s s
ssr n sssssse aAsRs sHeeFyi,ed ne = ass Sg
TRY, hereby certify that tle shove are the nunecrs
~ h IN ssrs TN. S,y dswn from the 100000 plseed
Az, witness our 9Hsds q New Orleans. la, this Tos-
81 sr,TRseARD
Commissioner.
New o5leaas. IA; N.shinsseD, o, 9 ssa fr.nasee.
fs:tr6is Pa y.~f sR f:as S s;sS SS S.:
LIS Anr.le., nsl, B.iimor.. Nd FuiToAs No. s.a
No, a.sil draws second cspft.l Prize, sloo. 900.
COR osd .aa scsssss IN ~ ns%. N~
no; sss5l draw Third Capita rriss ssoooo.
Mass Chic.so, M BaGAio' \ ~ s1utb a..a ina
San Antsnio. Tex McLouth kaa.. SorbOrns and
No. iO:ssS draws e2a 600 -old IA New rorh csty,
San frsncIsco. Gal and A-bih Etou. q. 4.
Nox h.p:is0 ard 14sAs draw each a Ia OO0
Nos efI1S. Ssssp. 65stp. IS u5 and ss4Sz frsv
esch $4,000
he work Of sending the oehcisl las, 70 EVERY
CORRfShlNDENr besans imnIed lately after the
drawing and continues day and ma until completed
Should any Of pstroDs experience any delay
ceiyInv l. owing 90 thear being among the
last the list.
Address: N. A. DACPHIS. New Orleans la
Address Registered LETTERS Nkw ORLEANS
NATIONAL BANK. NEN ORLEANS. IA
inferred accurdin9 At OF lsngrs.zs fhe
1890. By tue Louisiana state Lottery Company IN
the Office % the Librarian u Couarvss az
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.zzz1swzsza
H<s<S

We rte undersi0aed BdIals and Bankers lriA pay al
fnTzet dr1tUR tse Lon SNtte Lotteries Wtlcf
may BE- prexc8tsd al counters.
X NJ NALNSLEl, Pres Louisiana Nat. Bank
PIERRE LANACA Pres State National bank
A BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National bAnk
CARL kOHN, Pres Union National Bank.
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REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
Points for . New Map of the City's
SuburbSL

WHAT HAS BEKy DONE IN sUBDIvrprya LAND DUR
mo THE PAST YEAR-rnR LOCATION OF THR
PROPOSED BIOLOGICAL PARK BEING PnRPAnEp
FOB THE RECEPTION OF ASIMALa
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The Union Mission.

Raleigh's Union Mission is the most
benefcent organization now in the city,
and is doing mores good and charitable
work than any Other institute or organ
ization in town. It's headquarters are
on Wilmington street where noon prayer
meetings are held daily, and where re-
ligious services are held nearly every
night. These services are open to all
The library has been moved from the
second floor to the first floor and is very
convenient of access.
A new organ has been ordered and
put in. This organ is not paid for
Funds are needed for this purpose. Any
organization which does the work now be
ing done by the mission has perfect
right to call on the citizens for financial
help, the mission would appreciate c1n
tributions from the public towards pay
ing for the organ. If anybody will take
the pains to step around to the head
quarters and see something Of the worl
being done there, all necessary contribu
tions would be easily forth coming.