THE OMAHA" " DAILY BEE : TUESDAY ! MIY'll , 188G. 5
LINCOLN'S ' UNIQUE CHARTER.
Opinions of an Ex-Oouncllman on Paving
and Sewerage.
A DEFENDANT'S QUEER ANSWER
TJorlnR For Salt How x Corctous
Motlicr-ln-Imw licit ! oit to tlio
rioporly AVIII Kscort tlio
Chinese Minister.
JritOM THE HE ' TA.vrni.w mine u > 1.
Ono of tliu geiilloincti who hus been
vrominont In agitating the uitittor of pro
viding Lincoln with tx decent sowonifto
Bj-stcin , wiw nsked yesterday by the Hut :
representative \rhathcr It was dead or
only sleeping. " .Neither,11 wits the Im-
niudhtu answer. "When Colonel War-
ing wtis onuagcd to prepare plans for the
work It was we'll understood by the coun
cil , niul the committee of citizens that co
operated with that body , that It was a
matter that could not bu rushed through.
To prepare thorough , comprehensive
plans requires time , and Colonel Waring
is not the man to spoil or injure such a
work by undue hsisto. lioaidcs , I don't
know why wo should bo in n hurry about
getting tlio plans. There are a number
of important matters that must bo tit
tended to before they can bo used. For
instance , stops must bo taken to bond the
city , or district , for the amount ncoiled
to conctruct the sewers , some $70,000,1
believe. Than wo must arrange for an
engineer to supervise the work. I be
lieve wo have an engineer now who is
paid for what ho does in that line ,
by the hour or day , but the char
ter provides that in no case
must his salary exceed ? 00 a year. Of
course no one can think for a moment of
doing anyt'iing for that beggarly aum.
That charter of ours is the most absurd
piece of patchwork I over saw. It seems
to have ueon devised by nairow minded
men for the express purpose of hamper
ing tlio council , in fact treating them as
if they were a lot of thieves. It is tink
ered over every two years , but the saiuu
end is always in view. One of iu most
absurd provisions is that in no public
work must the actual outlay vary ifoOO
from the estimated cost. No\v any man
that has ever done any building Knows
how imuossiblo it is to adhere closely to
the estimate even on small jobs. On
work of mairnitude , where $100,000 , is in
volved , ills out of the question. The only
way for the council to do in handling
tltis sewer business is to ignore the charter -
tor entirely. They must go on and
build the sewers just as they
would a private job , and engage
u. competent engineer at a living salary
to see that the work is properly done.
Tlio taxpaying public will bear them out
in it. We had the same dillieulty to face
in building our water works , and it wo
had allowed ourselves to bo hampered
by that bugbear of n charter the people
would have been drawing thnlr water
from wells and cisterns to-day. "
Gradually the conversation drifted to
ward paving , and the ex-councilman's
opinion was asked as to the material
needed , the manner of paying for it ,
etc. Ho said"I am in favor of stone
for all streets bnlow Ninth , where the
hcavy'tcaming is douo , and asphalt lor
everything above Ninth. The road
bed on all streets should bo cut down to
sixty foot by extending the sidewalks , anil
the street railway , companies should bo
compelled , not only to pave between tlioh
T { racks , but oil the outside for a foot ,
ijr 'as farns the ties or plunk. '
jxtcnd. I think the ten year plan of
Assessments , too long. The pavements
jro only warranted for liyo years , nml
I hen , when recovered , for five more.
We should aim to have tliem paid for be
fore they are replaced. "
THE PENY & 1IAK1US FA1LUHK.
Messrs. Tony & Harris , tlio Tenth
street jewelers , confessed judgment in
the district court yesterday in favor of
the Meridian Silver Plato company on
four promissory notes , aggregating
f 900.71. Owing to poor business the firm
las been in financial straits for a number
of months , and in February last gave
chattel mortgages on their stock nnd fix
tures to secure important creditors. An
arrangement was made by which the
f rm vre'ro to continue in possession o
Uio goods until the 18th of May , at whicl
time the stock remaining on hand will be
old at auction. The liabilities , so far as
iu bo ascertained , foot up $4,243.05. The
principal creditors are : J. B. Trickcy ,
lAncoln , $ .W5 ; Now Haven Clock com-
nwny , f 11U4.50 ; Otto Young & Co. , Chi-
UKO. $1,25U4 ; Meridian Silver Plato
company. $ ! ) U0.71 The block is wortlt at
the outside , $2,500. and will just about
pay oil'the claims of the two first named
crcditon who hold prior liens.
OEKKNDANT'S QUEKU ANSWER.
Liwt winter Charles McNair. u bock-
binder , was badly froonwhile iutoxi-
anted , ami lost the lingers of his right
land , incapacitating him from work : at
bis trade. Mrs. Eliza MoNair , his wife.
Wrought an action under the Slooimib
i\v , on behalf of herself and minor
fbildron , against M. Glass and his bonds.
on , allowing that McNuir *
. tote * . tUe Jntttf-
tgf wAwrmiftageu tor loss of support.
Teutorduy Gltuw tiled an answer in which
heidosKis that a legal marriage relation
exists between the plaintiff and MoNair ,
and impugns the paternity of the
children. Mrs. MoNair's assertion that
tlio injured man was a skilled workman
and that his wngos amounted _ to $15 n
week , is also controverted. Farther than
tins , the claim tlmt tjioiofendant was
repeatedly notificd-Tlot to sell McNair
liquor is specifically denied. Part of the
answer , at least is novel , but hardly to
bo commended.
TAPI'INO A VEIN OF HltlNE.
After a number of aggravating breaks
and otliar drawbacks Mr. Mullock's ' men ,
who are drilling tlio test well In the great
salt basin , have got fairly to work and
are pushing the hole down through the
earth at a rapid rate. Saturday the
drill penetrated a six foot strata of gravel
at a depth of 118 feet , and brine of about
twenty-two degrees of density was se
cured , Anything over fifty degrees will
1m profitable , ami the guntlomen who
have the work in charge are sanguine of
semiring brine of union greater strength
without going to an excessive depth ,
UNVUILlNtrriin FAMILY BKIU.KTON ,
John L. Foster and his wife Mary are
applicants in the courts for an order
cancelling the deed by which Huchol
Damrow and her husband Christian hold
title to lot 4 , block 207 , In this city. Mary
Foster , one of the ptainliH's , is the
daughter of the defendants , and her hus
band is a traveling salesman. The Fos
ters allege that at the time of their mar
riage John was the owner of the proper
ty Hi dispute , which he wanted to convoy
to his wife , in order to maku n good
transfer , he in May , 188U , deeded it to
Itachol Damrow , with tlio understanding
thai Kho , in turn , would deed it back to
her daughter. Tins , however , Mrs. ljim-
row refused to do , and still retains title.
The Fosters assort that the transfer to
Mrs. Damrow was without consider : ! '
tion and merdy : i an accommodation in
the manner named , and want the
courts to either cancel it or have I ho bar
gain euforood.
UllIKP MENTION.
Judge Pound , on the motion of the d < v
fondant in the case of Kauudors vs. Hal *
lownll ct til. , has vacated the order st y >
ing procuediiifls. A motion to disnns s
tint order to reinstate the cause was de
nied. Ait appeal has been taken by thu
plaintiff.
The police atithorltlts hart been , notl
floil by Detective Valentino , chief of the
Union Pacific pecrot service corps , thntin
case Kyan. the silk tbief. Is released ho
stands reailjr to take him on a more se
rious charge.
A match game of ball is to bo played
Friday between picked nines composed
of clerks from the Lincoln and Capital
National banks on ono side and State
and First on thu other.
A request from tlio Missouri Pacific au
thorities , to be furnished with a copy of
our stati ) law regulating the transporta
tion of corpses , has called the attention
of the railway commission to the facttliai
Nebraska is one of the few states In the
union without legislation on that subject.
An effort will probably bo made to sup
ply tin ? Uclicienoy at the coming session
of thu legislature.
Guv A. Drown , the slate librarian , and
clerk of the supreme court , is homo from
along visit at the Hot Spring * , Aik. ,
whuro ho went for rest and treatment.
Jlo shows some improvement , but not as
much as his friends expected.
Major Franklin htm gone to Omaha on
Invitation of Captain Alice , of thu B. &
M. railway , to act as an escort lo the
ChlncMO minister on the trip from Omaha
to Ogden.
The Grand Island Light and Fuel coin-
puny lias been Incorporated , Tint organ
izers am Charles \ VasmerV. . 11. Plait ,
,7. D. Moore , George 1) . Hetx.el , U K.
Leonard , William Followed Morgan and
Hoywanl G. Lcavitt. The declared capi
tal is $75,000.
George Banlicltl , of Jefferson county ,
was released from the penitentiary yes
terday after serving a uvo years' sentence
for bigamy.
STATI : AUUIVAI.S.
George llocknell and wife , McCook ;
C. A. Frederick. McCook ; M. W. lo\v-
nar , Stratton ; E. N. Kaull'maii , Wymoro ;
John Cagney , J. A Connor , J. V. Slack ,
F. E.VTiite , PlattMitotilh ; A. Getldes ,
Hastings : ( i. A. Crafts , Valparaiso ;
Thomas Jensen , John Palmer , Ulysses ;
J. D. Darnes , \ \ tiller M. Seeloy , Uunnett ;
M. D. Thompson , Albion ; O. J Ken.yon ,
F. M. Cox , Omaha , J. C. llaisbaek , Ash
land.
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HOW FARMERS ARE DUPED.
A Westerner Who Hail Seen a Mule
IjlTo Discourses on the Uu-
pllolty of .Men.
Chicago Herald : "No , you can't como
any o' your doilyes on me , " said a gran-
gcrfiecl passenger , as tlio man with the
big. jingling ring full of 'bus cheeks ac
costed him witli tlio inquiry if ho was
going any farther than Chicago. "You
can't play mo for a sucker , ! lull you. 1'vo '
had my eye-teeth cut , 1 have. NVIiy , I've
had three lightning rods put upon my
place , every one of which cost mu seven
prices. I've been stuck on Bohemian
oats , Russian oals , Australian oats , hull-
lets barley , gold dust wheat , Senuca
Chief wheat , red line wheat , and all o'
them things. The last man who caught
me on this scheme said lie rcpio-
senteil n big company , and that
ho was only allowed to sell ten
bushels to one farmer at $10 a bushel.
Bimcby ho came around and said he'd
sell me fifty bushels on the sly for cash ,
providln' I'd sign an agreement not to
tell on him. He said he'd taken' a-likin'
to me an' would just as soon sen me gut
rich as his own father. I took the fifty
bushels , paid him $ oOO , and signoi the
agreement. Three months later 1 found
that agreement in the bank a promissory
note for $ oOO more , which I had to pay.
I've been caught on worthless fruit trees
an' fertilizers , an' other claptraps by the
dozen. Quo time I ordered a new re
vised edition Bible , an1 the blank order
which I signed turned up a promissory
note for $100. 'Bout a year ago a strang
er stopped at my house just before
dinner lime. Of course 1 asked him to
sit up and cat with us. Ho said he was
an agent for the Bible Society and
was not permitted to cat meals without
payin' for 'em , but would be pleased to
sit up if I would take pay. Of course 1
agrec'd , an' you just ougnt to have heard
that man pray. He was a.prayer from
back , on' iny appetite nearly made mesick
sick before ho got through askiu' the
Dlessin' . After dinner ho asked mo to
sign u receipt , which he could show the
Bible society as a voucher that ho had
paid for the meal. Three months after
wards that receipt turned up in a bank
as a note for * 05 I had to pay it. Last
summer I built a now barn and. of course ,
I wanted lightning rods on it. A man
came along with his wagon and I dick
ered with him for a contract. He praised
the barn and said he wanted to do a good
job in my neighboruood , sociii' as I Was
a prominent man an1 my recommend
would would bo invaluable to him in his
business , an" drew up plans for an elab
orate system of rods , which ho agreed to
put up for $10. It WHS dirt cheap an' so I
signed his contract. After the work was
done I paid him the f 10 an' s'poscd that
was the last on't. But it wasn't. ' The $10
was simply for putting up the rods. For
the rods themselves I had to pay $280.
I've paid royalties on patented farm
machinery which follows would come
along and find , in my possession and.
claiming that by using the machines I
had infringed on their patents , threat
ened to prosecute me if I didn't settlnrup.
I've bought a half dozen recipes for the
manufacture of fertilizers and as many
sure cures ( pr tlio hog cholera. 1'vci
been tskoTi in ftn frwjh } ro6elpls , lotter-
.i ' 02ciiTtt'games , msurmico frauds , patent-
right venders , wldderSj boffi 5 tntTitsleVs.
spurious charity agents an' ' all sorta r '
skin games , but I've got my eyes open at
last , stranger.
"I'm golh' furthdi ? than Chicago , but
of you think you kin git u halt dollar out
o' mo for that little piece o' 'pasteboard
ami that bmss chock ycrbarkin1 up the
wrong tree. Do you take mo for a man
who has had no experience In. the affairs
o' thisVorldt"
\Vnntoil n Ilcliato.
Wall Street Nowss The other day a pas
senger who had come from the west en
tered a ticket ollico in Buffalo anil pre
sented a ticket , which had been punched
only to Detroit , and asked for the ilifi'or-
once iu turn between that place and Buff
alo.
"Wo don't do that business , " replied
the agent.
"Well , that's an Infernal mean trick on
mo. " growled the man. "This was my
wiiu's ticket , She dlud at Detroit and so
could'tiiKt ' ; it. "
"The company isn't to blame , ib ItV"
queried the agent.
"But am ll It's what they call inter
ference of Providence , and if you folks
don't shoulder half the loss with me ; I'll
never let my second wife travel a rod on
this roul. :
CONSTIPATION ,
"My iittootfon. after suffering- with constipa
tion tor two or three years , wui c.illtxl to Stui-
mous Uror Itcjultitor , nnd nuvlujr trl d ulmost
osoriUilnif else conchnled to try it. I llrst teen
u wluo-ulassful ami afterwards ruducod the
dose to n toaspoonf nl ( as per directions ) alter
ouch meal. 1 found lhat U hail done me so
niuchKOoJtLat I continued U until 1 took two
bottles ; since tlion 1 bare not exporloncod any
dUflculty. 1 ki'cp it in ur house an4 wouM not
be wlilioutit. lint luive no use for It. lia\lna
curwlme. " Ota W. Sius , Assistant Clerk Su-
pcrlor Court , lllbt C'o..On.
" ted a sedentary life for a number
of your my howcls lieoaiuu very Irrcjf ular and
mr babtt oorutlpatcil. By tbe advice of f rlouUs
1 wtui Inilucixl to n < snrt toSliutnohs I.lror Uc-gu-
lalur > nd 1 now enjoy bettor bcaltb than I tm\
known ' for yti-QO , SY. KCUBUT ,
THE PRINCIPALITY OF MONACO
Beauties and Peculiarities of Monte Oarlo ,
the Pamons Gambling Place.
ROOMS , RABBLE AND ROULETTE.
The Pnlaco anil I'rlnco or Mimnou
Knpnclty or the Ittilcr Tim
ProlHs oT the Gambling
Tables.
Blanche Roosuvolt , writing to the
Chicago Times from Monte Carlo , under
date of April 10th says : Pretty namo-
Monte Carlo-lsn't it ? And it Is by far
the prettiest place I have over soon. The
town is sot in the old hillside as a mosaic
Is set in an antique ceiling. It Is a dream
of while marble palaces and villas sur
rounded by gardens whose roses are ever
in bloom , whoso pine and olive embower
t in everlasting greun , whoso orange
recs bear llowers , fruit and perfume ,
nil whoso walks are scented like a path-
i'iy ; in a hot-house , with the exception
hat one Is natural , the other artificial
iloom. Jn.st imagine strolling down a
lottiuy lane feasting your eyes on purple
tills at your head , and a sapphire sea
ippilng at your foot. Strclch out your
land by the wayside nnd pluck branches
f heliotrope or jessamine , for hero the
anllla plant Is a tree , the hedges are of
OSD geranium , and rosebushes are solid
junks of blossom. When you shall have
niaginod this yon will realize what this
ilaeo is really like. Indeed , It is tin ) most
r.XQIMMTi : OAl'llICr. Ol' NATUltr.
mil art ihat soul could long for , and last
light its beauty was even supernatural.
U 1'J o'clock it , was so still , Monte Carlo
seomeil .sitl'mir for its picture , A great
noon lighted up the heavens and sea ,
mil throw shafts ot .silver light over the
vhjto houses and the multitudinoos trees ,
vhieh seemed lo Hit about in this mid-
light radiance like specters at a feast
Jiiiiquo'.s , perhaps , at another Macbeth
able. I caught a breath of air in my
iiinil , closed it , anil whim this air es
caped through my fingers a moment
ifter it left an odor behind as if 1 had
) eon holding roses in my palm , so sweet-
scented is all nature in tins divine spot.
The serenity ot the night was disturbed
) V no human voice , lor after 11:30 : all
uonto Carlo sleeps , and tl.c gambling
VIonto Carlo has already flown by tlio
ast trains to Nice , Cannes , Monlono err
> r St. Homo. I suppose I must now
ipoak of the famous roulette anil
ronto-ot-quarante tables. I did hope
lot to have any suicidal scandal ,
but since Mistress Jane Whiteomb has
est $5,000 and tried tlnoti ineffectual
, imcs to kill hersclt L can not well ignore
he fact. Americans may fail in America
n anything they undertake , but they
should never fail on the continent. My
sympathy for the individual is lost in my
solicitude for the nation. Wo stand bo-
bre the world a successful race. 1 am
so jealous of this prestige that 1 can not
brgivo this woman's not succeeding
ivon properly making way with herself ,
"lowever , what America loses in reputa-
ion Monte Carlo wins , for 1 declare that
ill stories of suiciiles this year had hero-
.oforo been Motions. If you do not love
mtiire untiringly there Is nothing to do
it Monte Carlo but eating , drinking and
gambling , especially the latter , which
logins at 12 noon and goes on until 11 p.
n. The Casino is Monte Carlo , and is
the flame which
CONSTANTLY ATTKACTS THE MOTH.
People gamble from sheer desperation ,
mil very few stop more than two or
: hree days , but , on tlio contrary live , in
residences at Nice , Mcntpno or Cannes ,
cities one or two hours distant either way
Tom the town. I believe moral novels
ire lilled with vivid pictures ot this un
wholesome , immoral place , but when
fou como down to the question of Mio
Jasino being a heart-rending spectacle ,
and people all wearing haggard , anxious
faces , I wish to say that is the cheeriest ,
raycst Casino 1 have ever seen. Every
body looks happy , and I have yet to re
mark the desperate , anxious eye so much
talked about in fact , the fabled univer
sal wretch , ruined by ono visit to Monte
parlo. Iho truth is that gambling hero
is not a whit worse than games of cliuiigo
anywhere else. Then the loto , which
keeps nations on the qul vivo for wind
falls , from lucky numbers ; then the buy
ing or soiling short in the Chicago gram
market ; then the railroad syndicates of
Wall street , the financial fantasies of the
Paris bourse , or the oriental crazes of
the London stock exchange. The advan
tage of Monte Carlo is this : You must
put < lown ready money , there is no sus
pense for the issue of winning .or losing ;
you know in an instant where you are ,
t lie chances are just as much in your
favor as they are in that of the bank. As
to thcagrccablcuess of this part ot Monte
Carlo lie , I
CANNOT QUITE 8KB AT.L ITS CIIAHHS.
If you don't want to stand , you miisl
bo at 13 precisely at tlio Casino , tear in
like one rushing for the pit on a first
night , elbow your way to the lovojj
room , and seize a place at yoiir favorite
tac.ajoongfrcsa t-ely riSt am
loft-eft , young , middle-aged and muddle-
nged , and once at this place in your scat
for a while gambling has its possible side
and the Casino is iv livable place. After
that tlio crowd comes and the rabbis bo
gins. In these lofty chambers one sound
alone predominate thor chink , chink ,
chink , of falling money , dropping me
chanically , eternally , with the monotonous
onous monody of nn endless circular
chain , going round and round , stopping
at-tho same places , rc-oiiholng the same
rhythm , which after ti while becomes so
insupportable that you would rush any
where , do anything desperate , in fact , to
escape this horribio succession of most
hornblo sounds. There is ono conversa
tion play ; ono universal talk of systems ,
and such scouos at the tables as ucggar
description.
KKSrECTABr.K-T.OOKINO WOMEN
taking up the wrong pile ? o often that
the- croupier plainly calls them thieves ,
others lighting over 0-frano pieces , yell
ing'Ihisis : mine : I put myraonovon
such a number. " Then the crowd inter
fering , a vucrant hand in the meanwhile
deftly stealing over somu incensed shoul
der and making oil' with tlm disputed
wealth whilst the rabble rave again. The
croupier shrugs his shoulders , screams
"Faltos vos Joux" tlio sound of chink ,
chink begins ; once more the roulette
starts ; and sooner than I could write It
the best or worst is known. There are
thrno rooms ; the llrst two devoted to
roulette , the last being for the trcnto-
cl-quaranto tables , of which ( hero are
two. Hero nothing less than n napoleon
cnn bo played. There is little quarrelIng -
Ing none , in fact. I'ho crowd looks docent -
cent , and the atmosphere is quite respect
able. Falling go d and bank notes have
n more subdued sound than the ring of
those filthy 5-frank pieces. In fact , the
latter vulgarize play by their littleness ,
and excite our disgust. As wo condemn
one who steals n dollar and condone ono
who steals a niillionv in the same way we
must look at the dilleronco in the profes
sional gamblers and arlstocratio players
at Monte Carlo. In life wo are not much
by results as by the vulgar detail of
getting at those results. I advise all who
como to Monte Carlo and wish to bo
HEblT-CTKO AS FASHIONABLE WwVVEIta
In short , taken for ladies and gentlemen
to play in the trento et-quaranto room.
In speaking of his gambling tables , M.
Ulanc saidP'Trente et quaranto cat to
vol. Houlotto est to ossassiuut. " ( Trento
etquaranto ; is theft. Koulctto is assassin
atiou. ) There have been no great bums'
won at Monte Carlo this year , tlio bank
being 3,000,030 francs to the good ahead
of previous seasons. So far It reaps n
benefit of 10,000,000 francs , anil before
; ho year eiuls will probably have doubled
its recci-.its.
The Casino , or Iht/atcr , Is n beautiful
quadrangle , nuuro by Gurnior , the design
er of thu Paris grand opera. An archi
tect's work is his.hauihvritmg. . This hall
says "Gamier" 4ns plainly as if Garnlcr's
name wore wriUon-in every corner and
on every panel. .There is tlio same stir-
charge of gold in every shade of yellow ;
the same bewildering number of nude
figures ; the same Vunusns , Caralidsllcv-
culuscs , ir.nl Cupids of Iho Parisian oper
atic temple In ftict tlio same glare , glit
ter ami gorgeoiisneiH which tire the cyo
and miiko us regret the dav when preten
tiousness supersedes simplicity nml lavishness -
ishness hides all that remains to us of an-
clout models and the art of true adorn
ment , which once lay in contrast , not in
conspicuousncss. This hall , howevo".has
an aiivuntiigo over the Paris opera. It is
exquisitely harmonious ; isof a most sym
pathetic contour , and Is as comfortable
us ono could wish for ahoml that is , in
every way but otto. Ventilation is at a
premium ; air , there is none not c\orca-
bio. The liltlo there is is a replica ol the
first roulette room , which smolU so of
powder-pull's that one might easily Imag
ine himself behind the wings where
A ll.VI.LKr Of TlIliKK HUNDKKD
have just rushed into the green-room to
give onu preliminary whitening dab be
fore returning to thu footlights to glorify
their latest cosmetic under thu flattering
Bengal flames , to commingle its vain jier-
fuinu with smells suggestive of Lucifer-
tainted regions and Fourth of July cole-
brations. Add to thu above named odors
the variety of redolent vapors btuainlng
fiom hot , travel stained bourgeois and
btirgeoises , garlie-seentrd and tobacco-
scented magazine imagine those , with
every indiHcribablo'pcrfunie that cosmo
politan distilled air can furnish , and you
will have a fair idea of the atmosphere of
the peopled Monte Carlo Casino and tlio-
uter. Thi ) opera troupe is fifth-class ; the
prima donna , Mine. Hose Dolaunay ,
knowing perfectly well how to sing , but.
alasl being painfully deficient in those
natural means whereby a tendency to art
is sometimes aided. To put it plainly ,
Koso Dolaunay has no vuico and little
talent , so her ojieratic exertions , unlike
her operatic aspirations , arc more ma
tonal than spiritual. Shu can't act a bit ,
and the sum of her attractions is that sue
is a danghtei-ill-law of Delaunay , the
famous juuno premier of tlio Comcdie
Francaise. Her manner is nice , her face
pretty , and her vocal gymnastics quite
on par with all Paris conservatory pupils
in general , and most French opera sin-
ger.s.
Yesterday wo wont to sco the town of
Monaco , awl , of course , visited the
PAIACK OK MONACO ,
an old pile on the crest of a rock over
looking nay , overhanging the sea.
This is the residence "of the reigning
prince of Monaco , 11. S. II. Charles lit. , "
and is as famous as forlorn. I'abice , porticos
ticos , plaques and pictures everything ,
in fact , but royalty , is restored. One
room is glorious because the duke of
York died in it. Ull " 11 | < wonder if no could
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have loft such , liKrmonics of crimson ,
gohland Venetian pliint , but for once in
his life i the royal"will ' was not respected.
After staring at'a ' ruined but reformed
chapel , also rumored , wo lingered in a
court formed of : unu iiificcnt quadrangle ,
with walls surrounding us where the new
frescoes , "wor ) pi old Hercules , "
gleamed upon us , in ( rush colors of brick
and oohcr. For all of me , the prince may
keep his palace and the ? :100,000 : to keep
it up yearly ptid ; 'him ' by the roulettn
t.ibles. The gurftun'hnd site are beautiful
but uncomfortable. I wouldn't live in
the place the jxJar round wcro you to
give mo a dced-gittijof Monaco and the
surrounding country , .
IlEAUTV ANlXpTlI.li ] AT MONTR CAllI.O
arc decidedly rurej , ( Lady Do Grey , Lady
Do Clifl'ord , and' one or two English
women have brigli'tcncd up the nlaco
with their graces. Otherwise the Alonto
Carlo Casino represents a railway sta
tion where an excursion tram has just
come in. Such gowns , such veils , such
shoes , such bonnets. Even the dcnii-
mondaine arc like Johnson's fabled mut
ton , "ill-kept , ill-fed , ill-cared for , and
ill-dressed. The place is overrun with
distinguished pcoulo , however , and for
the last two days two really charming
grand duchesses the Grand Duchess
Anastase , of Mceklonburg-Schworin ,
and her sistor-in-law , the Grana Duchess
Vladimir have shone by their elegance ,
simplicity , and correctness. The first
named has lovely dark eyes , dark hair ,
slim figure , and slender , oval face ; the
scconu is plump , pretty , gracious , and
jolly. The grand duke of Mecklenburg-
Schwerin Is a splendid-looking man fair ,
lull , and most noble in appearance. In
this royal suite was a favorite attache ,
none other than the coining young Irish
painter , H. J. Thaddous , now piunting
the children of the grand duke and the
Grand Duke Vladimir. Ho has just paint
ed a grand portrait of the pope , the
which portrait , a IHtlo bird told mo , is
going to bo exhibited in America next
.season. Cardinal Howard says Thad
dous' picture is not only the best likeness
lie has over seen as the pope , but is tlio
best portrait of his holiness extant. He
is seen without his habitual smirk , and
the face wears a seriousness whicli g'.tS
well on ono of such exalted aestate. \ .
Thorois m ? weakness in tto < J fjjltg
the wnolo is as characteristic ot Leo Alii.
as can possibly bo imagined. Mr. Thad-
ileus was happily inspired , and can be
congiatulat < ; a oh his success. Ho 1ms
given to the Catholic world a reproduc
tion of their chief which bids fair to become -
come ns celebrated as the renowned portrait
trait of Pius IX. in his sweet smile , bo-
benign attitude , and pontifical robes.
Visitors are still ( locking to Monte
Carlo , for gambling goes on the year
round. This play will never bo stopped
as Jong as a prince of Monaco exists.
This royal gentleman is the backbone of
the roulcto tables , and his rapacity is
something colossal. The croupiers tell
strange tales. If his highness expresses
a wish for a yacht , forthwith a yaoht
steams into Monaco's harbor. Should ho
request two yachts , ono would lie in the
harbor , the other in wait outside in the
bay. Ho keeps up a ays torn of
itor.vi , IJLACKJIAIL ,
strange In a gcjltl\mun ( \ , odious In a nobleman -
bloman , but natural to a descendant of
the iiinitoGrinmldiancestor and founder
of the princelyiiouso ( of Monaco. His
highness is olil , blind and disabled , but
his curs are over open to the sound of
money falling into his kingdom and
coders , Once a VPHT all the servants of
Monaco are punnltteU to go and gamble
nt the gram tables. , * } This memorable oc
casion , oh , strauija irony-is ! on the
prince's birthday. . ( There is rarely a
change of valotullle in the principality.
Domestics bccoilio at part ot the place , as
stones a part of > the hills.
Allen ThorndVko' Rico is said to have
"shaken the banV"&t Monte Carlo. This
is nonscjiso. Hp.p'nco dropped a few
'
louis by way of 'pastime , and by chance
doubled thorn , but Jio never played high
enough to break any tront-et-quaranlo
table here , and will probably finish ,
hhould ho play again , by leaving his
small gains where ho first took them
from.
A AVonderfiilsFrcok of Nature
is sometimes exhibited in our public ex
hibitions. Whunweguzo upon EOIIIO of
the peculiar freaks danio nature occas
ionally indulges in , our minds rerert
back to the creation of man , "who is so
fearfully and wonderfully made. " The
mysteries of his nature have been un
raveled by Dr. H. V. Pierce , of Buffalo ,
and through his knowledge of those
mysteries he has been able to prepare
his "Golden Medical Discovery1 which
la a specific for all blood taints , poisons
and humors , such as scrofula , pimples ,
blotches , eruptions , swellings , tumors ,
ulcers uiitl kiudred afli'ctious. By drug
gists.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
The Brains or tlio Commercial World
Now lu tlio Drummer Element.
Nashville American : The brains of
of the commercial world is now in the
drummer clement. They create trade
and keep It alive. They are the working
part of every house , and when jou got a
first-class drummer you have a man com
bining the nation ot early life ami tlio
wisdom of tlio aged. They have grown
in import.ince ami numbers till they have
como to bo the bricks of tlio walls which
protect every city , its advancing foroo ,
the creators of its solid wealth , the
architects of its prosperity , lor the
size of the town no community has so
many of these Important factors in the
trade of the country as Nashville. She
has tlirco where Memphis has one ; fully
one-third more than Louisville , and in
Nashville's own territory twelve to ono
over Loulsvillo. Atlanta Is not c\cn
considered a competitor in particular.
Tliev say in Alabama that an Atlanta
house gives n man $1'J mid his railroad
money and tolls him to bo back Saturday
night , and If ho strikes n Nashville man
in a town he leaves for the next point on ,
his circumscribed loulu. Thu Nashville
houses aver.tgi ) as largo a number of
drummers each as Louisville or Cin
cinnati , and taking out thu house of
Klmmuns iV Co. , and Shaplcigli , Cantwoll
& Co. , of St. Louis , her average is uroat-
or than even that of St. Louis. Thc.-
are facts , ami they bear the closest
scrutiny.
TIN : YKAUS A O
there was one-third less jobbing houses
in Nashville than at the present time , and
the average force now is also greater to
the house than then. There was thuti
perhaps a 100 men in the field , now there
are nearly UOO active , intelligent men
making four times a year a sally into th j
southern country in Nashville's interest.
Thu history of the growth of the clan
is marvelous. In 1870 there were few
mi'ii on the road , and they were nearly
all for "lilling-up" trips and collections.
The clan lias not failed to grow since.
Until 1870 meri'hants llockcd into Nash
ville ; now not leu per cent of the goods
sold tire rontraetuil for at the house.
Till : hYSTI'.M IS ( SHOWING.
Merchants have lost the habit of com
ing to market , and wait 'for Iho market
to come to them. And tlio markets "o ,
for tlio country merchant has now the
goods of every great city ii the country
to choose from , and thus maku the mar
kets complete. The salaries have de
clined as the eilieienoy and importance
of the drummer increased ; say in ton
years fully one-half everywhere. The
percentage of profit to the merchant
must remain the same , but thu volume of
profit being less because all goods have
declined in price , the unfortunate but
always jovial drummer is forced to maku
up tlio difference , and keep the balance
ot power , so to speak , still with his em
ployer. Yet Ids responsibilities have
gone on increasing , and his labors , too.
AV1JAT UKUMMKUS COST.
An investigator of accurate mind has
calculated there are now about 80.COO
traveling salesmen on the road in this
country , that their expense accounts
alone will average § 1,500 a year each.
He says , "This means an outlay rf $180-
000,000 a year and if you count an aver
age salary of $1OCO a year , it will swell
the total to $200,000,030 a year. This im
mense bum is scattered all oycr the
United States. It kocps up the hotels ,
is one of thu most important items of
railroad passengers receipts. The charac
ter of the traveling salesman has changed
within a dceadc past. You will find
very few boys and fewer drunkards upon
the road. The competition is so great
and the expense so heavy that firms have
to scud out their best men , and salaries
of ,000 and $5,000 a year are by no
moans uncommon , 'those traveling
men soil all sorts of goods. Some of
them carry a half dozen heavy trunks
and others carry their samples in their
overcoat pockets. One man I know gets
$3,000 , a year for selling the skins which
butchers put around sausages. He dress
es like a Broattway swell and carries his
samples in a bag no larger than a lady's
shopping satchel. The best of such skins
are made in Europe and butchers buy of
him everywhere. Then there is a man I
know who travels from Boston to San
Francisco and sells nothing but ouo
grade of shoo blacking. Sonic travelers
sell by pictures of the articles they have
to sell. Clothing forms the largest class
of drummers , and next come those who
sell boots and shoos. Then wo have the
dry goods salesmen , the grocer , the hard
ware men , hats and caps , and others as
numerous ns there are trades and facto
ries.
"Traveling men , " this gentleman con
tinued , " are , as a rule , bright , cencrous
fellows. They spend freely , and many
of them , when they become old and leave
the road , lind themselves poor. Wo have
now a project to take care of disabled
traveling men. It is a traveling men's
home , to bo endowed by traveling men
and to bo devoted to their use. The idea
is that each one of the 80,000 travelers is
to give $1 a ycai for the next three years
to sucti an Institution. This will make a
total of $240.000 and from this we will
buy a farm in Kentucky , or some other
good locality , and erect comfortable
buildings , with reading-rooms , parlors
and chambers , so that the oofiimdnta can.
declining years. Wjani further endow
the homo by p. Oar or two more of
contributions , anil the institution will bo
under the care of a competent board ot
managers. This project Is , I understand ,
to bo submitted to the next annual meet
ing of merchant travelers. It has many
supporters among traveling salesmen ,
and I will not bo surprised il il IB carried
out. "
PILES
Ai
and I
Williams' Indian 1'ilo Olntinoiit. ' "A single
box has cured the worst chronic cases of 2S or
SO years standing. No one need suffer live
nilnutos after applying this wonderful booth
Ing medicine. Lotlous nnd Instruments do
more harm Hum good. Williams' Indl.in
Pllo Ointment absorbs the tumors , allays the
Intense Itching , ( particularly at night after
getling warm In bed ) , acts as a poultice , elves
instant icllof , anil is prepared only for Piles ,
itching of nrlvato parts , ami for nothing clso.
SKIN UISKASES OUIIUD.
Dr. Frazler's Mat'lc Ointment cures na by
niazlc , Pimples , lilnck Heads or Grubs ,
Welches and Eruptions on the face , Jeavlng
the sKin clear anil ooaullful. Also emus Itch.
Halt Hl'.eimi , .Sore Nipples , Sere jjps , and
Old Obstinate Ulcers.
Bold by druggists , or mailed on receipt of
SO cants.
Iti'talletl by Kuhn & Co. , and Schroder < Sr
Con i ad. \vholesalo by 0. F. liooduiun.
Vcatticru , Claws null Hoaks.
The ground under clumps of chinaberry -
berry trees in the vicinity of Tamon ,
Flu. , is covered with intoxicated WnU
almost every day , they having become
tipsy through eating too many berries.
A sparrow hawk ilow at u canary hang
ing in a cage in an open window of an
Augusta , uu , , residences. A servant tried
to drive it away , but before she could dose
so it pulled oil' the canary's head.
Frank Hall , of Wakula county , Fla. ,
recently caught nn ivory-billed wood
pecker , which is a very rare bird. The
plumage Is worth f')0. ) It is naid that
there is no record of one being killed out
side of Florida in the last thirlurn years.
A vast coony | of night herons which
established itself on IjtaK'ii island a
dozen years ago is now alraost extermi
nated , Tim Italian laborers of that
Vicinity stole the herons' ' ccjrK for food ,
and sqmo of the farmers usea tlio cg-js to
mix with fodder for their cows ,
A lutire Iwwk near Santa Uosa , Cal , .
swooped down on ' a sleeping cat and
bore it high into thu air. 'I'ho rac Rtrug-
glod and squalled. VY-hen several hund
red feet above the , ground they both fell
like lead. Thu cat bad bitten throng ! ) tie
hawk's head ami killed it. The fall killed
the cat.
Itnt-trftps ballad with live fish are used
by a man on the Lackawaxcn river to
catch ducks. The Imps are placed in the
water , and wh m the ilucks dive for fish
they are caught by the nocks. When the
man conies to look at his traps , a series
of dticktaiU above the water tells him of
his success.
Dr. W. M. Uoboy , of Charlotte , N. C. ,
while passing a grocery in that town.
had his attention attracted to n coop ot
chickens standing beforu it by the odd
unties of the old lion which it contained.
This hen made a great commotion by
cackling and beating her wings against
the slats of Iho coop. The doctor miickly
recognized her as a pet hen which mid be
longed lo him for several years , and
which had recently boon stolen from his
yard. Her joy at seeing her old master
led her to make herself known to him.
Tito only euro I'or roncnmpilon.
( From tbt Washington , D. C. N tlo l nopubUcnn. )
The prLctlco ot drenching the human
itotnuch With cod liver oil for consump
tion , IB fast falling Into dlausu. This la
owing to the utterly liullucatlblo proportion
tion of this nauseating qunckcry. Ther
Is no Btomncli lu tlia world tlmt can
illcest cod llvor oil In Us pure Htuto. For
this rcnson , a certain per cent , of nlcoUol
enters Into thu composition of this so-
cnllert relict , Consumpthcs , so soon ns
tbey discover the nature of their malady ,
rush to the ncnrust druit store and Ijeulu
at once to take all kinds of nauseating
mpdlclncs , impurci otlmuliititsiuul poison-
oue intoxlcnutu. Their stoumchs soon bo-
conic Oabllltntcd ami ilcraiiKo.l.untl under
such circumstance ! ! It it noondyi - that
they cannot build up * ho system , nor re
pair the waste of tissue. lu thu United
ritntes ibcro IB prolmhly no illsciuo so uni
versally fatal and eo universally fcnrcd IIH
conaumptloa. There are few households
where there liny not been at least onu
death from It. The public asM ua the
mt'dlcal profession , have long auo ilcctito I
tlmt mciilcltitd ducats having the charac
ter of food , are the only thlups tlmt. have
any value. In tlio treatment of.thlsdlGCiisc.
So Important Is the use. of alcohol In tlio
treatment of disease , that Professor
ser H. C. "Wood , Professor of Thera
peutics , University ot Peunsylviiuln ,
eays : "In phthisis ( consumption )
mid Its congener ( scrofuloslu ) scrofula ,
there can bo no doubt m to the great
vtiluo of nlcohol. " From u work entitled
"An epltomo of Medicine , Surgery ,
Obstetrics nml Pathology. " conalstlnjt of
lectures by Professors of the Faculty ,
University of Pouno. viz : Alfred Stillo ,
M. I ) . . L.IJ. D. : D. llnyca ARIIOW , M. D. ,
L.L. D. ; tt. A. F. Penrosc.M. D. , L.L. D. :
JnmoB Tyson. M. D. , under the licad of
diseases of the Bronchi and Lungs , It
saya : "Whiskey and food must not bo
neglected. " In the treatment of Influ
enza , "Alcohol and food tnuy bo consid
ered .is the type of treatment. " In the
treatment ot Chronic Bronchitis. "Alco
holic stimulant must not be lost slcht of ,
cither an perjrmuont or temporary stlmu-
Uut. " lu Spasmodic Aatlnrm "Qlvo alco
hol. " In Puoumbnln , ' 'Alcohol and good
food are the principal elements In the
treatment. " In phthlals ( consumption )
"Alcoholic drlnVe nre nutrients or re-
turd era of tisane waste ; " they promote
digestion and nutrition. Medicinal alco
hol IB , of coursb Riven In the form of pare
whiskey. Dnfly'a ' pure mult whlakiy la
the ntandard and the purest. The pro
prietors 4 ar the discoverers and only
manufacturers In the world ot on nbso
lately pure whiskey. _
People often laugh at the expression
"second wind. " In ordinary respirations
we only use a portion of our lungs , the
cells at the extremity not being brought
into pluv. This is the reason why those
who arc not "in training , " and who try
to run for any distance , soon begin to
gasp , and , unless tlicy are courageous
enough to porbovorc in spite of the chok
ing sensation , are forced to stop. Itut if
they will persevere the choking goes oil' ,
and the result is what is tccnnically
known n "second wind. " When the
second wind is fully cstabliscd , thu runner
docs not become out of breath but goes
on running as long as his legs will carry
him. _ _
If you suffer from loo.sencss of the bowels
Angostura Hitters will suicly euro you
Bowiuu of counterfeits and ask your grocer or
dtuggist for the genuine article , pi opured by
Ur. J. G. B. aiecert & Sons.
A traveling snake charmer says that it
is easy to win the confidence and afl'ec-
lion of a youthful boa or anaconda , as
they are not venomous or vicious , and
can only exert their power of crushing by
getting a purchase with their tail , or
something that will offer siitlicicnt resist
ance after they have completely coiled
themselves around the limb or body of
their intended victim. If surprised or
annoyed they may bite , but can do no
serious harm thereby. Their tongue is ns
soft and slippery as velvet.
o
Didn't our girl graduates look lovoy ?
Yes , indeed ; they all use 1'ozuoni's Com
plexion Powder. _
In ancient times n person accused of
robbery had a piece of barley bread on
which the mass had been said given him
to swallow. Ho put it in his mouth , ut
tering the words : "May this piece of
broad choke mo If what 1 say is not
true , " and if ho could swallow it without
being choked , ho was pronounced inno
cent. Tradition ascribes the death of the
Karl Godwin to choking with a piece pf
bread uftor
SICK HEADACHE. Thousands who have
su lib red Intensely with slok headache bay
that Hood's Sarsaparilla has completely
cured them. One gentleman thus relieve/ ! ,
writes : "llooU'a Sars.iparllla is worth its
weight In gold. " Reader , if you are suf
fering with sick hciulncho , give Hood's
Sursaparilla a trial. It will do you posi
tive good. Made by C. 1. Hood & Co. ,
Lowell. Muss. Sold by all drutrgists. 100
Doses One Dollar.
The famous clock at Strasburg ID put
completely Into the shade by the great
World Clock , or Iho 10,000-voar time in
dicator. It was constructed in Germany ,
tluriinj many years' labor , by Christian
Martin , clocknmkor The clock marks
the years and leap years , and will run for
100 centuries , when , as the bill frankly
admits , its works will have to bo changed.
I'ho face of the clock i.s about ten feet
bqiiiiro , and has a largo number of dials
and little nlchos , where 132 little figures
have their abiding place. Every minute
a sorrowful looking angel hits a boll with
a filcdgo hammer. And in like manner
the other ligures come out , HO that alto-
Co th or it is quite wonderful.
Kirk's Gcrtnuu Pllo Ointment ,
Surocurqiiji blind , bloedlnic , and ItchliiK
lUles. Quo box has mucd the worst cn cs oi' '
ten ycnrastAtiillne , No one need sutli-rUiii
wluutCH after using this w'oiiilerftil Kirk's
UfTiimn 1'ilo Ointment. It absorb * ttimoi.i ,
allays tlio itching at 0111:0 : , acts as a poultice.
uUvs Instaml idlitf. KiiU'a Curnmn 1'iln
Ointment Is prepared only for Piles and
Itrhluj : of the private parts , and nothing else.
RYITV box Is win ranted by our atronts. Bold
by ( Iriicglgts ; sent by mallon m't-iptof prli'p ,
fiOo per hox.
Dlt. 0. O , JJBXTON , PKOI- ,
Cleveland , U ,
Sold by C. F. Goooitman nml Kulin & Co.
Silks Thtt : Hustli ! In tlio
American Silk Journal : .Summer
bilks have hair lines , blocks and small
checks.
I'ongces have stripes composed of nar
row lines of soft colors.
Striped grenadines have crescents of
tiny brightimed flowers.
I'rinUwl crepe do Chine has sprays of
delicately tinted blu > som.
Lonisini'S , witli tin } ' black and whltti
chocks , silver gray in ulieet.will bo much
worn.
Kitrnh silK has broad slrlpn ? . n plain
Elrlpo ( iltornttting with 0110 with maurcsi
quo dobiyns.
I'er&hu ; bilks with overshot threads that
pivo a crindlc'l ollijcj , are < iho\vn in all
dark and evening onrg | Some havu
stripes of diflcrout < iolor ' ,
Summer .sUKs , oftuu of A nit ; loan man
ufacture , Imitate the crlnklo of Canton
orapo. These are shown In combination *
of plain and ligurcd , but the latter dis
play Chinese and Japanese curiosities.
TUTFS
MMMRMMMMHI
PILLS
25 YEARS IM USE.
Tke Greatest of th Ago !
SYMPTOMS OPA '
TORPID LIVER.
I.oiiioriippcllttillotTClicoitlve , I'ntn In
Iho hcnil , nllti n dull pcnsntlon In the
bnclt part , 1'nln unr'.rr tlio shoulder *
bUilo , I'ullnoi * nfler eat Inc.rlth it die
Inclination to oxcitlon of boar or mlna ,
IrrilnbllltyoftcmpcrI < awRplrlliyrltti
n foclltiBof hn lnsnealcclccl nomodutr
Wcurlncnn , Dlzalucss , Timid-Inn nltho
Hcim. Hots before- the eyes , HeaOneha
OTor HIP right rj-o , Itc tlc no , with
fitful drenma , Mistily coloroil Urine , ftuil
CONSTIPATION. ?
TOTT'S niiT.a are especially adnr > t < nl
to such casog , ono dnso olTccta auch a
chancre of fcoltnirnatonstonUh the guircror.
ThoTliirrtnietlinAunetlte.itnilcaiiiaths
body to Tnlie mi Klcnli.thui ilio r tem If
nonrlahoi1nnil liyiholrTonlo Action on
the IMs illveOrirnHillcRi > lnrStool nr9
tToilucnl , I'rlco'JOr.14 luurrnv St.n.Y
TUTT'S EXTRACT 8ARSAPARILU
tlio body , nmkiu liuiltlijr llesli.
tlio weak , repairs Ilio uoste * of
Viu fynlcinvitli pure blood urn ) ImrJ muscle ;
concj the nervous HVBtoni , Invigorates tlio
tirnln , niul Imparts Ilio vigor of manhood.
$ 1 Soli I liv ( immlxtM.
OLM'1 J2214 lUiii-rii St. . Now Yorh.
CAPITAL riUZH , $75,000 , JS3
Tickets only K. Shares in 1'roportlon.
M
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY ,
'Wotlohorobrciirtlty tlmt > ro supervise Iho
tils for nil the Monthly nml Quarterly
of Tlia IjOiilsluiiu Htuto Ixittory
rnimmny nnil In parson niiuiiigu nml control
tlio lhmvlriK tliomolve , iiml tlmt tlinsamouro
conducted with lionosty , fiilrnos-i niul In Kopd
fulth townrd nil | > , irtlo , nnd wo nulhorUu tba
Company to wo IMS curtlllouUi , with fac-nlmhoa
of our gisnuturns uttuchoJ in 1U lulvnrtlimeiU
COMMIS3IONBU3.
Wo , tlioumlorslKiind Dunks and Dnnkors. will
l > nr nil 1'rlzos drawn In 'The I < oulMuuu State Lot'
torirs whluti may bo prniontoil at our counter *
J. U. OGLESIIY ,
Pres. Louisiana National Bant
j. w. KIMHUTII ,
Fres. State National Bint
A. HALDWIN.
Pres. New OrleansNatlonal Bank.
_
Incorporated In 1883 for 35 years by the loU-
Inturo lor Educational nnd Clinrltablo purposoj
with u capital of $1,000.000 lo which a resor/o
In nil of ovur $ A'AWAI Ima since bocu added.
lly nn o vorwholmlnt ? popular vote Ha t'nmohljo
WIXB iniulo n piu I of the pi c ont 8 Into Constitution
adopted December "d. A. 1) . 187'J. '
The only lottery over voted on anil endorsed
by tlio people of any tUuto.
It novnr Beilos ; or postpones.
Itscrnnd single immlior drawings tnko place
monthly , und the extraordinary dr.win ITS roiju-
laily oveiy three months Instead or eo.nl-aium
ally usnuretoloro , ucKlnnlnir Miuch , 1880.
A SPLENDID OITOUTUNITYTO WIN A FORTUNE.
5th Grand Urnwlni ? , Cl.iss K , In tlio Academy of
Mustc. Now OrleaiiR , Tuesday , May lltli , 1888
liKM Monthly Drawmir.
CAPITAL PRSZE $75,000.
100,01/0Tickets at Five Dollars Each. I'ructloai
In Fifths , In Proportion.
MAT or i'Hi/Ks :
APPROXIMATION I'HIZES.
0 Approximation Prlros of f"GO B.T60
0 do do 600
0 do do 250
11)67 ) Prizes. amounting to
Application for rntus to clubi should ho raado
only to tlio otllco ot the company In Now Or
lenne.
For fuvttior Information write oloarly , Kivm ?
full address. POSTAL NOTES , Expro-H Moaoy
Orders , or Now York Exchange m ordinary lot-
tor. currency br express tit our oxpoiua ail
drt'BS11 (
M. A. DAUPHIN ,
Now Orleans , La.
Or M. A.DAUPHIN ,
Washington , ! ) . 0.
Make P. O. Money Orders payable and nU3ro33
registered luttora to
NEW OlUiBANS NATIONAL HANK ,
Nuw Orleans , LEU
Nebraska National Bail
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
Paid up-Capital $360,000
Buplus May 1 , 1885 30,000
H.W.YATKS , President.
i A. E. TOUZAUN , Vice President
W. H. S. HUGHES , Giwhler ,
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\V. \ V. MoJi , JOHN S. COLLINS ,
U.V. . YATKS , LEWIS S. HHEO ,
A , E. TOUZAUK ,
BANKING OFFICEt
THE XR ON BANK.
Cor , 12th and Furnam Streets.
General Uauklax Buaiuoii
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