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RtPHINTID FROM YESTERDAY
I*
BR COULD RUN A LITTLE.
Us or Monday.
On Saturday afternoon a darky entered
tke establishment of a clothing dealer on
Market street between Front and Second
and, after talking for a few minutes, gare a
tremendous y
uaily remarked
100 yards in less time than auy man In the
?he merchant in question thinks he can
oatrun anyone for that distance that could
kt mentioned, so when the darkey made the
MMiark the merchant was not slow to put
R»**J that the darkey could not
ISO yard race. Preliminaries were soou ar
ranged, the darkey have placed
the required amount of money
In the hand of the rei
eree. Owing to business the merchant
could not run on Saturday, so the race was
arranged for Sunday and took place on the
causeway at an early hour.
All evening on Saturday the merchant
was in the best of spirits at the Idea of win
ning $30 so easily aud continually rubbed his
hands in a sell-sailsfled manner as much as
to say that he had already made arrange
ments for the disposal of the money.
But alas, be was mistaken in his man, for
when the race came off, the darkey, figura
tively speaking, walked right away from his
oppoueut aud came out far ahead at the end
of the end of the race, not only as to dis
tance In advance but also $30 ahead, for the
referee was impartial aud Immediately
tuaued over the stakes to the
darkey, who walked off with
a smile upon him weighing almost a pound
To say that the merchant, who was so
badly fooled, is mad, puts it in the mildest
language; to get him mad the boys have
only to remark that he Is & good
foot racer and the trouble begins immedi
ately. He vows that he will never race
again and that he will grow baldheaded and
gray besides before he will ever bet with a
strauge darkey.
EARNER AND SWEENEY RELEASED.
awn, stretched and cas
that he believed he could run
beat in a
Th- One for Lack of Kvltienoe and the
Other Balled Iu the Sum of 8150 for HI»
Appearance at Court.
Hugh Sweeney and the
Earner who
were arrested at Atlantic City on Thursday
last, for participating in the tight at tbe Ex
cursiou House, during which the Chief ol
Police of that place aud another officer were
severely beateu, were released
last.
Saturday
The evidence against Swt^eney was not
sufficient to implicate him and he was ac
coidingly released.
Earner was held in the sum of $150 ball
for his appearance at May's Lauding at the
next st^ssiou of court. Two other Wiltning
tonians are still locked up at the Landing
on the srme charge and are not likely to- tx
released
The Chief of Police of the Atlantic City
force, is inclined to believe that Earner is
innocent of the offence of fighting, but stated
in conversation that he thought Earner ex
ercised too much authority iu trying to get
away with the men who had flrst created
the disturbahee at the Excursion House.
The injuries sustained by the chief on that
numerous bruises about the body
besides a very ugly cut back of the left ear,
which nearly severed that member from the
head.
The police of that city are all ready to re
ceive any delegation from this city that may
maku their appearance at that place,
aud are not slow in using the strongest
language toward their assailants, who they
6ay made threats of coming back this week
Lull
day
6ay
with the intention of cleauiug the place
out.
The trial of Earner and the other two will
take place on th* second Tuesday in
September at Mays Lauding. A man
named Laflerty living at the islaud went the
bail which ha l been fixed at $150. Tin
Chief ot Police denied *.he statement thaï
Earner's sou had been arrested.
The Puzzle
How to keep cool Is very satisfactorily solved
by .visiting A. Hauber's saloon, 200 West
street. It is iu reality Cape May at home.
Purity.
A liquid disinfectant, quart bottles, only
25 cents. Danforth, druggist, corner Becomi
aud Market streets.
AMUSEMENTS.
"Life on the Frontier" will be exhibited
in a few days by Buffalo Bill assisted by
about 113 Indians and scouts. The exhibi
tion will be given at the Quickstep Park to
which the regular admission of 50 cents will
be chargé.
On the 8th of September Col. Keys will
prtarnt. to a W'ilmington audience lor the
flr*t time, "Two Chi 1st mas Eves," in which
Annie Berlin assumes the title role. Tin
play is pronounced to be one of the finest
domestic dramas now being presented.
PERSONAL.
This morning, William Baker, P. W.
Er tel and L. Devol, of tbe United Steam
Fire Engine Company, of Atlantic City, N.
J., visited this city, for the purpose of look
ing at "Doc" horse of the Water Witch Fir.
Company, with a view of purchasing him.
Upon their arrival they called upon First
Assistant Engineer McCaffrey, who showed
them around the department of this cit>.
The visitors left for home at 12.30
steamer Felton.
THE RAILROADS
A Local Time Table With the Latest
Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Phila,- 2.00*, 2.23*, 6.30, 6.40, 7.00, 7.60, 8.1U1
8.16 9.00.9.39,9.58, 10.20, 10.30,11.53 a. m. lk.UOt,
m. 12.16, 12.3», 1.54, 2.30, 4.00, 6.17*, 6.30t,
638», 6*65,7.26,7.30*, 9.66* p. m.
Nbw York— 2.00*, 2.23*, 6.30,9.68, ll.63, a. m.
2.38, 1.64, 6.17*, 6.38*, 7.26 p. m.
Baltimorr— 1.06*, 1.42*, 4,61*,8.06*, 9.17», a.
m. 12.27, 1.U0, l.Ott, 6.00, 6.00, 6.67, 11.04* p. m.
Wz8i«)4«iTori—1.42*, 4.51*, 8.06*, 9.17* a. m.
1.00, l.OD, 6.UU,6.67,11.04* p. m.
Baltimorr and Intrkmrdiatk Stations
1.05», 9,17* a. m. 1.00. 6.00, 6.0up. m.
•Trains running both dally and Sunday,
tTrains running only on Sunday.
hklaWakk Railroad— 6.b0*,9.10t a,m. i.06f
6.00*, i.00t,6.26t p. m. No Sunday Hains.
•For New Castle only.
fbMr Harrington and Intermediate stations.
{Express for Delmar.
Wi amiwqton Nobthkhn Kailroad— 7 00 a. m.
\(m, 6.06, 6.36 p. m. Sundays, 7.00 a. m.
910p. in.
Whsthrw Railroad— 7.06 in.8
.m. 6.30 p. m. bun da j trains 10.30, a. m
6.00 p.m.
Libia wa
TRAINW AKKIVLat WILMINGTON FROM
PHI LA—12.46,1.00, 1.32*, 4.47*, 7.45, 8.02*. y.ll
f046. lO.lOf 11.35 a ra .2 12.60, 107, 2.22.2.30
.50, 3.65, 4.30, 4.56, 6.36, 6.63, 6.20. 6.48, 7.36,7.60f,
9.50, 10.38. !*• 68 p. m.
Nkw York— 1.32*, *.47*, 8.02f, 9.12 a. m. 12.60
1.07, 4.66.6.48*, 10.68 p.m.
Baltimorb— 1.51*, 2.13*. 9.34, 9.64,11.43 a. in
19.36, 1.61, 6.11*, 6.30*, 7.24, 9.49* p. m.
Washington— 1.61*. '.*.13, u.43 a. m. 12.86,
1.51, 6.11*, 6.30*, 7.24, 9.49 p. m.
• Both dally and Sunday,
t Ob Buadaj only.
Diiawau Rau.eo.d- 8.5u g M>, 10.U e. a
*.04, 4.04*. 4.40 p. in. Nu Sumi.j train*.
• from New uutti only
Wilmington A Northern Railroad— 6.62
8.40, U .8* a. m. 6.48 p. m. Sunday, 10.80 sud
T.OOp; m.
Delaware Western Railroad— 8.00 a. m.
p. m. Sunday trains 0.10 a. m, 8.40 p. m .
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Philadelphia New Broad Street hoto*
12.80*. 8.66». 8,30, 7.20*,8.00, 8.21,8.881,10.18.11.80,
11.50 a m. 12.26, 1.82f, 3.18 . 4.02, 4.26.
6.66, 1.20,6.58, 6.05f. 8.3«, 8.30*, 9.80, 10.00. 11.M
m.
New O A8TLB—8.33, S.36, 10.02, 11.48 a. m.
.40, 6.38 p. m.
* Tram? running both dally and Monday.
♦Trains running only on Monday.
Airain will leave Wilmington fbr Newark
and way stations at 7.48 a. in., returning leave
Newark at 8.28 a. in. for Wilmington and way
stations.
denote the Limited
The Black tlgui
Exprees Trains.
OUR MAILS.
Their Arrival a*d Departure, Taking
Kfleet July 1st, 18M3.
The Post Office In this city will be open daily,
exeept Sunday, from 6.8o a. in. to Up. m. Pri
vate boxes are accessible until 11 p. m On
Sundays open from 8.30 to 9 3») a. m. Private
boxes accessible from 6 to 8 p. m. The whole
sale stamp window will close at 6.30 p. m. The
money order office will close at 6 p. m.
MAlLM CLOSE AM HOLLOWS *.
NORTE.
Wilmington A Northern Railroad to Reading
Pa., and points on the Baltimore and Central
south of Chadd's Ford, 7.40 a. in.
Philadelphia closed pou *h, 8.30 a. m.
Philadelphia and waytnall, 9a. m.
New York, Pennsylvania and polnU east and
west. 9 a. in.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenburg
10 a. m.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
aud New Jersey, 11.60 a. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, l.30 p. in.
Philadelphia, New York am all points east
40 p. IU.
Philadelphia and New York cities eloxed
pouches, 9.35 p in.
Pennsylvania
points west aud
All points north, east, west and southwest, 1
p. m.
All Louisiana is sent west except New Urtaans
which is sent south on through malls.
SOUTH.
ot Lancaster, and all
thwest 9.36 p. m.
Baltimore and way mall, 7.40 a. in.
W&Hhington and all points south, 7 40 a. m.
All points on the Peninsula, 8.30 a. m.
Supplituentary mail lor the Peninsula, 9am
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
12*30 p. m.
Newark, Elkton and
Newport, Mtanton,
Havre de Grace. 12.3«)
Points on Baltimore Ceutral.hetween Port De
posit, and Chadd's Ford, 12.30 p. m.
Baltimore and Hay Line steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peuinsulit north ot Harrington, including
Delaware City aud St. George h, 6.o 0 p m.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 5.50 p. iu.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
11 p. m.
MAILS AKKIVK AND READY VOR DRLIVRKY.
Wilmington A Northern Railroad 6.30
Fr
New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other points, <J 3o p. in.
Philadelphia, N
north, east aud west, 8 Hu a. in.
way mall from Philadelphia, 8.30 a. m.
From Peninsula and all north ol Harrington
9.16 a. in.
York aud points
F
I
Baltimore and way mall, 9.60
Baltimore, 12.30 p. in
Peuiusula mail, 12.30 n. m.
Philadelphia, New York and points
I
i
:
y
noi I b
. 1.20 p. m.
Baltimore, Washington and
1
south, 2.20 p. m.
From Heia war
Western Railroad, 2.20 p, m.
Fmm Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east, 5.40 p. in.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest, 6.«o p. in.
Carriers diliveries as follow* : 6.30 a.
oral ; 10.to a. in., partial ; .30 p. in., general
4.00 p. in., partial.
Collections from street boxes
carriers at 6.30 aud to a. in., 1.30 aud 4 p. in.
An additional collection will be made at 7
u. from all boxes between Jefferson and
bard and W
inclusive. On Sunday a full collection will be
made at 6.00 p.m. Local letters for carriers
delivery should be deposited in Post Office ten
minutes before the hour of delivery
W Y. MW1GGET. P
., gen
made by the
BO
b
and Thirteenth streets
oil mastei
DEATH».
LOWBER.—At N
the 26th Inst., Dr.
»t 2 oVIock, n. in.,
i »«rvlc«î at the liouae;
f Christiana Presbyterian
Tin in in-nil will tak pi
Thursday, the :«otli lie
lut«
-I
Ilea.
•ut
•rv. His frlen
luvltu
IF FATING WF E A FELONY.
IT COULD NOT RE MORE TERRIBLE PUN
1811 ED THAN BY THE TORTURE» OK IN
DIGEST 1« IN. WHY ENDURE THEM? EVERY
DYSPEPTIC KNOW'S, (Jit OUGHT To l^iOW,
THAT TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELT
ZER APERIENT IS A SPEC1-IO FOB THE
«AJMPLA1NT. WH Y THE » SUFFER ? IT IS
SHEER FOLLY. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
U A' 14 EU TA H EUH.
JOHNBON ä BARNHILL,
Furnishing Undertakers
7
NO. J07 MARKET STREET.
WILMINUTON, Dll.
Telephon« call, 12«.
HXHIDKNCX8 :
L. HARK» JOHNHON,
617 Jeff*!
sep'2fi
G. T. BARNHILL
28d and Tatnal sis.
bt.
It-lv-i.
^ POSITIVE CURE Only Two Bottle*
FOR
CATARR
SrÇRfAM BA' V
•9 haJ ar ? h C0LP lirin
raBuaaoei ■ • "
"MaaMsaA»** A
hay-fever.
My brother Myrou
and myself
both cured, to all
appearance, of Ca
tarrh aud Hay
Fev
last July and
August. Up to ti ls
•late, Dec.28. neither
have had any re
*è.
o f
t u
h e
ubles.
Ely
Halm
I 11
medicine
(4 AliitlKL FEIIKIH
Spencer, Tioga Co.
hay-fever
AJ PLY by the little Unger Into
• he nostrils. By absorption It ef
fectually cleanses the nasal passages of
catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretions. It
allays inflammation, protects the membrana
1 ln I ngs oT the head from additional colds,
pletely heals the sores aud restores the sense of
taste aud smell Beneficial results are realized
applications. A thorough treatment
Uneuu&led for colds In head. Agree
8end for circular. Bold by druggists,
package—stamps.
ELY'« ( REAM BALM
flaw
m
by a f w
will
By mall 50c. a
i Ü
». Y
M 'COLLUM HOUSE,
CAPE MAY CITY,
Open June 23d, 1883.
N. .1
Delightfully located In full
built, with ull modern improvements and fur
furniture. Terms
Just
nlsheo throughout with
mo<l«rate. For particulars apply
PETER MCCOLLUM,
Proprietor and Owner
*11
j. w. nixrmtroonr « do.
They
Jane
found
bound
says
at
open
and
plied
were
them
good
their
to
them
say
are
men
are
in
from
the
in
ous
Special Announcement !
Office of the
Wil'n. Clothing Hoose,
Fodbth * Market Sts.
1
Hu
iu
an
to
on
aud
We have many bar
gains to offer our patrons
in every department until
September 15. We wish
to dispose of all odd suits
—will make a price that
cannot be resisted if you
need a suit or an odd Coat,
Pants or Vest. We have
28,
a
something that will suit
you or if you want the
same lor either of the boys
of
the
you will find it to your ad
vantage to call on us
In our Custom Depart
ment we will make the
same offer and add, we
have just received our
stock of Foreign Suitings
and Overcoatings and will
give you special prices at
this time. These are cash
offers and you'll find it to
your profit to avail your
selves ot the same.
Yours Respectfully
Jno. W Diefendorf & Co
RKPHIMTEO FROM YESTKROAV
COURTEOUS BUBULAK8.
They Rolf s Weaitiy Widow With Apolo.
Their Lips.
1LD, N. Y., August 35.—Mrs.
luffton, s wealthy widow lady, was
Was
Jane F
found at I her residence here this morning
bound bind sud foot. Mrs. Farrington
says thatT last night several men closely
masked entered her chamber and forced her
at the
open the safe. They then rifled the safe
$500 In money and $3,000 in
ntof * revolver to get up and
and sec
Government bonds.
The btjirgUrs were courteous in th^r
treatraentl of the widow after she hud com
plied wltlli their demands to give them her
treasure, and when she begged that some
ancient
were famitly relics, be returned, they gave
them to her with an apology for taking
. They then courteously bade her
good night, expressing their regret that
their safety madr It imperatively necessary
to leave
Id and silver piece«, which
them
Z
bound and also to gag her.
nta Democrat* Hopeful.
Richmond, Va., Auguat 37.—Well In
formed gentlemen who have been traveling
through t he Soutbside counties of the State
say that white men in that »ectlon who have
heretofore supported Mahone'i candidates
are leaving that ptrty
turning tj> the Democrat. Other gentle
no have been traveling through south
by wholesale aud re
men w
western counties represeut that Dem
ocrats ii» tust portion of the State
are a pF mildly organized aud are
in the beet of spirit«. Reports
from all flections of Virginia indicate that
the members of the Democratic party
better spiHta than ever before since M
came intci power. Perfect confldtMice is felt
in the manuer which Chairman Barbour has
opened the campaign in behalf of the Demo
crats. There is some disaffection in the
ranks of Mahouc, but he and his leaders are
working In sea«on and out ol season, and
manifest |* disposition to make more vigor
ous effort» to succeed this year than ever
before.
are in
ahon»*
Am Attempted As
Atlantic City, August 27.—Elmer W.
Hu rtf, a ikiiddlf-iigci) man who lives at Wil
llamstown, Gloucester c«ruut.y, was stabbed
iu the rig^it breast about noon yesterday by
an unknown man. Hurfl wan seated lu a
coach wit|h mime friends. Thev had been
skyiarkieg aud had just settled a slight
difficulty with thfir hackman lu reference
to his pat.
on one of t
aud vanished, liurff was slightly under the
influence of liquor aud did not discover his
wound t\)r some moment«,
took him to Coz* n's hotel, where he was
properly cared for. His wound is not ne
cessarily fatal.
it nation.
The would-be murd rer jum|x d
the wliei Is, made a lunge at Harff
His friends
A Jealous kiuaban "m Rage.
St. Paul, Minn , August 27.—John
Hogan, a rail road b«>sh, has been insanely
Jealous oil bin wife, who is pretty aud ouly
28, 15 years younger than her husband
Frank McCarthy,
tributed
employe, bas con
to his uneasiness. Yesterday
atternooiji Mrs. llogan went to Lake Elm«*.
Her huMbuud watched her and observed
McCarthy j in her. The two walk«*d dowu
a shady road liai I a mile from the hoittl.
The jealous husband, who followed, drew a
revolver and shot McCarthy in the neck.
The latter fled aud cannot lie found. It is
thought the wound is fatal.
Parade Ortie«™ Fleeted.
The Phoenix Pint Company elected at a
special u»eetiug last evening the following
officers vfho will he in command
the day
of the ti reman 's parade iu this city, Sep
temberlO: Chief Marshal, H. R. Price;
Cotnpauv Marshal, William McCracken
Assistant Company Marshal, W. W. Lukeus
Scii'io, N. Y., Dec. 1, 1879.
I am the Pastor of the Baptist Church
here, am|l an educated physiciau. 1 am not
in practice, but am my sole family physi
cian, anil advise iu many chronic cases.
- ver a year ago I recommended your Hop
Bitters t«|> my invalid wife, who had been
under medical treatment of Albany's best
physicians s- veral years, tihe lias become
thoroughly cured of her various complicated
diseases |jy their use. We both recommeud
them to pur friends, many of wlnm have
also been cured of their various ailments
Rev. E. R. Warben
*■>
them.
TU ri I'll X MAKAKTS.
Local 'JnotatiouH Corrected Dally
Sire«» Market.
«io
hay, rami
HTO.—-OORRHOTRU DAILY BY W.
MbakOW, MO. 417 BRUNCH 8TRBHT:
4
per bu
r cat
X
Hay.L.
Straw_ i .
Oats.
Bran, double bushel.
Cracked corn..
Middlings,double bushel.
Coarse meal,.
Corn c^"*-
Nheiled oc
Ground
'
A l
70
60
6o
76
.. 1*90
.. 8o
76
75
and oats
ntJ'i-TMR, ZOOS. POULTRY. BTC.
Print buiitor, per lb wholesale.* .20 it
Print " ** retail.25 &
4 44 wholesale .20 to
4 44 retail.
.. be
'
23
M
Eggs, wholesale, i»er dozen
Eggs, ret nil, per dozen....
Chickens, alive wholesale.
Chickens, dresse, d wholesale..
Chickens, alive, retail.
Chickens, dressed, retail.
Choose, Wholesale, per pound..
Cheese, retail, "....
!
,26
28
u
.15
.14
.w
.10
■
■UmO
.18
Sirloin steaks per pouna.
Rump stflaks per pound.
Round steaks per pound.
Rib roast per pound.
Chuck ro|ist per pound..
Stowing inecos.
Bolling bits por pound..
Shins,. ... ..
Kidney fat,per pound...
Lamb chops, per pound_
Lamb rottsts,per pound_
Mutton chops, per pound..
Mutton roasts, por pound..
Vea; cutlBte, per pound_
Veal roaate, per pound. ..
«
.16 fl|
.26
.18
JO
.14 Q
.15
.12
31
.»
.26
.08
.20 U
■ 16 g
.6«
.16 «I
.12 n
.20 S
.10
.21
.16
PORK «TO.
wholesale
.. 14
retail
Smoked hams...
Fresh Pork .
Fresh Sausage...
Shoulderiii.
Dried be«f.
bait Hitch.
Smoked bacon...
Bologna riauHHge.
Lard.
16
ii
.D
16
.. 18
.. 12
Ii
ti
• ViH
. 10
U
V18H.
Spanlsh Macker 1...
Rock hsh, per pt.und
White Perch, per v
Trout, pe# pound...
Halibut, per pound.
U.Lttsb, par pound.
Black fish.
Blue fish.,.
SK—
Market o<*d.
Porgelse .
Butter ns|j.
. .16
16
pound
•12*
.16
• 2 «.
. .16
. .12
1
.16
.08
.1)
LQ
. .1
VROBTABLBH.
Potatoes, per hair-peck.
Sweet uot|itoes, per half peck.. .)8
Cabbage, her head
Turnips. rW half pack
•8
'
CUOFEhAIUUAL OAHI1H.
I)R8 J. N. « J. B. HOBENSAUK,
Y^gfeafflteted with theetfectsof HELF-ABUttK
Id MEROURIALIZATION Should not h«jaltate
'•ÇfMultlr. N. A J, B. HOBEN« ACK of 206 N.
Second stm-t. Philadelphia, either t>y mall or by
during the hours of 8 a. m to 2 p. m., and
C l!fc4: * Whosoever should anew his cou*
•iition and the way to Improve It should read
"Wisdom in a nut-shell.»
recel in of thre«-<!ent stamp.
n
Sent.
JOHN C. COLE,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND JUSTICE OF THh
PEACE.
»»• *" WMiauu»
CAMMCTB.
a
to
RE-OPENING!
Pah
.
Saturday, August 25 , '83
.
After rebuilding we have
opened and will have lor sale
one of the finest, lines of Car
petings and Oil Clothes ever
shown in this c ty, comprising
the lollowing well known make
ot goods: Honors Body Brus
sels, Roxbury. Stinson and
Higgins Tapestry. I owell and
H rttord Ex. Supers, Pollocks
Damasks, Hero Mills Ingrains,
and Brasker's, l.ampson's and
Reeves Oil Cloths, Car on
Mattings,Shading in all colors
Mats in all s zes and prices and
all articles kept in a well lur
nish* d Carpet Store.
Henry Grebe,
309 MARKET ST.
P. 5.—The Public is invited
to call and examine our stock.
1> HUGO I STS.
SEA SALT
(Made by Evaporating »ea Water.)
»"Just the thing for persons who cannot
get to the seashore but need the invigo
rating effects of salt water bathing.
PACKAGES.
BOXES.
.25c
26 aud oGc
-KOR BALL BY—
Z. JAMES BELT,
—PHARMACIST -
Cor. Sixth aud Market Streets.
WILMINGTON. DEL
u £ nRV Colle Ge
1 Lottery t
$30,000 tor $2.
1ST REGUL'R MONTHLY DRAWING
1 WILL TAKE tilm-e In the MaBolitv Hull,
ftutsotilc Temple Uul illD*. In LiiuUvUIv, Ky.,
Thursday, September 27, 1883.
T A.^AWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAW
ING«, chartered b' the LegMatur« oi
twice declared legal by the h ghest et
«tat«. Bond glv
f Ky.,
nirt Iu the
nty lu the sum
prompt payment of all prizes
5
of |1U0,000 for
A REVOLUTION IN HINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS.
Äi" Every ticket holder his own supervisor,
.in call out the number ou his ticket and see the
co responding number on the tag placed in the
wheel In his pre-ence. These < rawlugs will
occur on the last Thursday of every ..
Read the magnificent
SEPTEMBER SCHEME.
1 Prise.
l Prize.
1 Prize.. .
2 Prises $2 6 0 each
5 44 l, <J0 44
* i 4
100 44
• 10,000
.. .>,000
. 5, *0
.. 6,000
. 10,U0y
.. 10,000
■ 10,000
■ 12,000
10,000
2,760
■ 1,800
6U0 44
100 44
80 44
20 44
57' 4 *
1,000 44
10 44 .
JOO " Approximation
»
i»
LOO
»
I 0
1,867 Prizes.
WHOLE TICKETS, $2. HALFTRAETI $|
27 Tickets,f6Q: 66 Tickets, »10«.
1110 40»
Remit Money or Hank Draft In Letter o tei d
YisrÄsara
.m.r. «A.WÏÂ SY YIÎKSu^ïS T ^
LOUIMIAJfA STAT K LUTTKMT,
New ORLEANS, August 1, 18S3.
in
a!)
trol
held
2»
the
TO THE PUBLIC
Investigate for Yourselves 1
Postmaster-General Gresham havug published
wilful and malicious lalsehood in regard loth«
character of The Louisiana State Loltery Com
pany, th« following facts art* given to the public
to prove hit statement, that we are engaged In a
fraudulent buslnwss, to be false and untrue :
Amount of prizes paid by the Louisiana btate
Lottery Company from January 1,1879, to present
date:
of
B
Pah
H4.mli« n Express Co., New
Orleans, T. M. Wesouat, Manager.... #1.886.80»
I'ald tu Louisiana National Ham., Jo*.
H.Og lj., Preside t...
Tald to Louisiana »tat« National Hank,
. M. II. Kennedy, President. 125,100
Tald to N«w Orleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin, Pre Pela* .
Paid to ITnton National Bank, H. Char
laron, Cash lor.
Pain to Citizens' Bank, E. L. Carrier«,
President ...—...
Paid to « «rinanla National Bank, Jules
Cansard, President.
Paid to Hibernia National Bank, Cha*.
Pa frey, Cashier.
Paid
463, »00
68,560
64 450
57,000
» 000
17.100
13,150
». «
Total paid as above.|2, 253,6.2
Paid In sums of under fl.OOU at the
various offices of the Company
throughout the United States. 2,627,410
iy, «.'ashler.
. — to Cana* Bank. Kd. Tobv. Cashier
Paid to Mutual National Bank, Joseph
Mitchell, « ashler.
Total paid by all.
For the truth of the alxiv«
.84,661,061*
:H we refer the
public to the officers of the Bbow-iunH corpor
ations, and lor our legality and standing to the
Mayor and Officers of the City of New Orleans, to
the Mtatc authorities of Louisiana and also to
IT. H. Officials or
legal, hones! and correct In all
noli
Islam». We claim to lx
transactions,
any hiiHlmtss In the country. Our
standing Is concédai by all who will Investigate,
stock has for years been sold at
Board of Brokers, anti owned by many of
best known and reHp4<cted citizens.
M. A. DAUPHIN, President.
«TT CAPITAL PHKK, f7\0OO.-«8
I'ickets. only
Shari
oroportlon
Louisiana State Uitteby Co
"We do hereby rertlfy
arrangement« for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The liOiilstaua State Lottery
manage and control the
supervise th
Company, and In p«
Drawings themselves, aud that the sain« are
• lucted with honesty, fairness, Vnd in good taltli
authorize the
this •■ertlflcate, with fkc-slmle*
signaturesnttached. In Its advertisements
toward all parttes, and
pan y t«
<7
s/
«^»inuilMloners.
incorporated in 186« ror 26 years by the Legisla
tor educational am! Chart table purposes
with a capital of «1.000,000— to which a re
fund of over 8560.000 has sine« !>een added.
erwtiumlng popular vote lu» intiirU)
wie a part mf the present Btate f ViuHtltutlo
d December2*1, A. D., 1H79.
only Lottery ever
by the people of any State.
ITS «»KAN • * rtINHl
tak*
By
M
t*
'it
lorr*
.£ u n6m'hkk iihawimi
I n ^
It
**•- monthly.
A MPLKNDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
r OIITITN'K. NINTH GRAND DRAWING
CI.AHf* I, AT NhW ORLWAN». TUfcSDAl.
HKPTFMitKK llth, lS83.-l«0th Moi thl y Draw
Ire.
Capital Prize, $7.5,000
100,006 TICKET» AT FIVE DULLAKR EACH
FRAC (TONa, in FIFTH* In PROPORTION
.6 75,00
... 26,00
I CAPITAL PRIZE.,
i CAPITAL PRIZE..
... 26,00
10,OJf
. 12,001
. 10,0b
. lü,om
. 10,00»
. 20.00
. at', w
25, iL'
. 25.00*
i CAPITAL PRIZE..
1 CAPITAL PRIZE..
8,000
2 , 000 ..
1,000..
■L r
•s of
6 Pi
10 Prizes of
V) P
100 Prizes i>l
■
v*>.
OM .
800 I'rlzes of
in.
son Prîtes of
*:t Of
5
U <00 P
■Lj.
appiioxima r >
9 Apnrotunatlon
9
Prizes of >750..
8» .. .
•6.76Ü
. . 4,6e
2 2 'X
1,967 Pr
Appil.
For further Information write clearlv, giving
full a»l«1r«ss. Address P. o. Money Orders or
Registered Lett«
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Kzpv
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, L*.
Seventh J 8f., Wzshlmrton. D. C.
nntln« to.
cation for rai* s to clubs should only ?
th* office tiiecon-nanv ln N»-w Orte»
.128 qV
N«
Orleans, La.
Ordinary letters by Mall
■
Or, M. A. DAUPHIN,
FOOD CUES EU VATI VAS.
$200 A YEAR
CAN BE SAVED
In the Living Expenses of the
Family
of BFX MAUNUS,thc Humlston Foo.1
It nreserves Meat, Kish, Milk,
d all k lnds of Animal Food fresh
*ck».«v*-n ln th« hottest weather,
proved bv the testlmcnlHls of hun
Im have tried It. Y'ou can p
yourseli for 5o cents. You will find
an article will h will
l»y the
-erv stive.
aft
This c
■ lr. .1
It for
that this Is
you a great deal of
•y.
NO SOUHKl) MILK.
NO SPOILED meat.
NO STALK EGOS,
It wllik*ep them fresh and sweet for many days
in part the slightest foreign taste to
l uted. It is so simple In operation
follow the dire* tlons, Is
sal L and costs only a fraction of a cent to
d or meat, tlsh, butter or cheese r to a
. d hi* is no humbug; It Is endorsed
Prof. Ham'I W. John on of Yale
Hold by druggists and grocers. Sample
:nt pre-pald oy
prefer) on receipt of price.. N
office. ViandIne brand for in
for fish
i d
the articl«!S
that a child c
a pou
quart of milk
harm
by
lie
SÏ-,
mall or ex
(as
eat;
foo<l; »now Flake for milk.butter
I Autl
j; Antl-Kerineut, Anti-Fly
Mold, 80t*. per lb e *«h. Pearl or cream; Ouee
for eg h and Aqua-VllK for fluid extracts, it pi
lb each.
THE HUM18TON FOOD PKEHEKV1N44
COMPANY,
72 Kilby Ht., Boston, Mass.
HOW MANY MILES DO YOU DRIVE ?
THE
ODOMETER
WILL TELL.
This instrument Is
tells the exact number of miles driven to the
larger than^ a watch. It
l-100th part ol a mile; counts up to 1,000 miles;
water and dust tight; always I n or der; saves
r driven; Is easily attache«!
horses from being_
to the wh«*«l of a Buggy, Oarrlage, Sulky,
Wagon, ltoad Cart, B ulky Plow, Reaper, Mower ,
other vehicle. Invaluable to Llve rfmen,
Drivers, Physicians, Farmers. Survey
, Draymen, Expressme n, Stage Owners, Ac.
Price only $5.00 each,
other Odometer. When ordering give diameter
of the wheel
-third the price «>f any
post paid . Addre ss,
MoDONNKL OÜOMETKK CO.,
2 North La Salle St., Chicago.
49-Sead for Circular.
RtPRINTEDFROM^^
okcil VIA1. Waiu
in Kul, Conti oi «f th. couw,
«® b. 11.1,1 1 «ail ""
Klkton, Md., a lu un û
a!) district» of Cecil county £*2««,
trol OI the Republican ' 1116
held to-day u. the Stalwart !)7' U "" -
tloo, which will K 0 Into the 1,
2» votes «ut of a lotal of i? ,eull "°
State will be la a conundrum
the proloundeat security
Various delpvatli
county
\
tu
What
tK
of the
'ii
I
nul
B
VUUVIiBUou 1,
»land» ihre« ba^TOU,*»« Ju, Jl ' le K
nocoud district will
delegation, bavin* carried tÄ
small majority. Tbe third dUtrkaïu
promised, aud stands lour stalwar, "i
Lalfbreed. A contest t„ tl* Si?
resulted In the election of ÄJ"
and two stalwarts bv Ït m
ran*ln* from two to f,„" w
and a tie on ibo ailb nun Thu"
allow the fourth district but Ä
Kates, aud makes the total „,!**
tbe ci nventlon 44. | u m. ^
siventb and ninth districts «.lid i
delegates were elecu-d, Hvc In ,J|, Ï
In tie« four district« Use at L,
were made, aud Ibey acre all curio
stalwart* by Is nr majorities,
district where there ass no ZJ?
wlblly haHbre.;. 1 Keca|.itul,tl„„ : s S
2«; hallbreed, l«-u>u.l 44. Eacluded Ï
folowa: In
there was
tin
!..
POISON
I Kill.
A Veiled Lady Attempt*
«if Persons.
Lakavkttk, Ind., Aukubi 27-Ui,
a buy imimd Harry Aliiiid i< , ) „|,, 11 ™ 11
a widow, ruhld'-B Ii l.h,a,„| c , ™
mllllmiry storm ol Ml« K.Icod« Cl
Grover Alexauder aud onus aud kit a
box containing fruit, which »•«» ri, e ,
by a heavy.veiled lady lu the north»
part of the city whom he did not know
trull on b lug sampled was found
ceedlug bitter. No one, however
I'xce t one young lady, who was '»u4
taken quite ill and now lies at the
death
On an analysis being made by Mr P
at Purdue University strychnine »ul.
In quantities sufficient to'have killed hi
hundred peoph . Had ihe
to Kill » ,
tobe
Pt*
persons «
several places mentioned partaken of
fruit at least 20 would have been mi«
aud probably killed. This is the third
soniug case iu this city d .nnif tbe
month.
Ladet« Charged With Haring.
Annapolis. August 27.—The prtet
ships Dale and Constellation will arrive
the Naval Academy to-morrow. Ab
15 ot the cadets
slellatlon, btlongiug to the datoi liaient
the academy iu June and äipu-iuhrr, lj
have been reported to Buperinteudiut Hi
sey for hazing numbers ol the next loi
class, aud will be tried by court mar
upon the arrival ol the ships CajiUiu Ri
sey decliucs at presen to give the uamu
the oileuding cadets, but he expresoeta
ruination to break up tbu practice ol h&i
if he cau do so by any meau» in his pot
board the
COAL.
TRANSPORTATION.
COAL. MJ J
BUSH'S
WILMINUTON AND PI1ILAÜELPI
STEAM FREIGHT LLM
Halls «tally from Pier 2.
. Wharves, Phils.
Root of Frehch Street, WthulnKtvn.
FREIGHT HANDLED CAREFULLY
DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
COAL! COA
ANTHRACITE !
bituminous !
CAKN1
I MW Particular attention given to retail <
G.W. BUSH & SOX
inlO-ly2S
'X
or
COAL,
WOOi)', LIM
-AND
SAND!
H. A. BROWJ
FOOT OF W EST Sf.
t^-COAL AT THE REDUCED PRK !
aug6-U*8
TELEPHONE, 157.
Is
J. L. & C. 0
—FOR—
a
LIME
-AND
i :ivM KNT||
COAL
—AND—
woo
—GO TO
Lime & Coal Co.,
KING ST. WHARVES
Jackson
8HIPLET &
m y 17-M
TO DELIVER!
T AM NOW PREPARED
ALL SIZES OF COAL
-OF
fsl
family
FOB
SUPERIOR QUALITY
-AT—
RATES'
MARKET
and put in cel»»*
THE LOWEST
All co*l well «ereened
B. F. TOWNSEND
poUBTHST
win, 101 P* r ** t '
Y Altll FOOT OF
OFFICE A
A^Telsphone cominunloaBo"
the olty.

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