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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY. JtJLY 3i3. 188&
CALIFORNIA !
THU LAND OF
DISCOVERIES.
ABICTINEMCD CeTOflOVlLlEm
AHirTINr.MrDUuoRflViLLl.fAk
Santa Ab.o : and : Cat-R-Cure
For Suits by
Goodman Dru ° - Co.
lm | > urlllcM In the blooil jirmtuco i
Doilll ) nml nie-ntal Ifidtu dc-peuil upoa
healthy i niiilltlein of the blood. The blood ,
pnrtkuHrlj In Ilio tprlnK anil ilurlnR Ilia hoi
euintmr nionllis , lKH.cjines clogKttl vsltli lm
luintlen , vvhlcli IK.NOU II unil kcnerato dls-
caseA ImrmlcKs lilmxl jiurllUr , wliliuut a
jmrtle lecif mineral iwlnon In It , nucli n * mer
cury or potBHli , Is iH-cest-nry to icmovetl cso
linpurllii nnil lo reslnrn the-1 c ulllij tcmc > of
mlnilnnil iKidj. Tl e I fit imrlflcr nnd ton In
kiinwulcitliuweirlil U&nlfl' HK-clHcS ; ( H K.\
In rreanl to lit woiiiltidil | .urlfyink' snd
tonic ponun % o KHu u few ttitlmonlals al
fcjlii\rn | :
> Ir Wm A. Hlvlmld , with Oin. 1' . Ito rll *
Co glObiirncvMmt , New Yor , wrllcBjInrch
Mill , 1'8U "I feel It my chit ) , for tliele.n fl
ofufhcm who limy lin nn'tctfil us I wait , ta
wrlto you this tc'ltor , which you can lire cu
my toittlniony In r.ny vny j uii clinoec. I vlll
ns\\i-r nnyInquiry from nlle-ri < la nlntlnn
to ( ho furu liorc-wllh smtesl In Felinmry
ln.it I sifrircilBttMt imliicnil InconvtnlLiic *
from ImllH , till ov pr im ncc-K , I conlil not turn
my l.i-u'l ' vrlihuut ncuto pain nml m > bl oil
wuslu I'oor ' cmiJItloii. Afttr trjlnunll thou
u ucl rcint'lit r In suclicnitiii , nml fiuillnino
relief , I y tlio iier ua lon of Mr. Jv * 1 c-nn ,
llnnnivruf ; your Newr York ORIce , I U'ttlono
Iratllo H. S. K , and I Improtetl npMlyanil
Tc-y noon I VMM entirely relieved of my
'JOI > 'H CiiinforteMH. " Now not a al n eif my
onilc Ion can In ) B. en. 1 fcc-'lMrongniulthccr *
fill. M. B. K HnfliK ) tonic niiirovcel la my
cne. I n't upKounill > nnd in ) nppotllc'ls ood.
1)1 J N. Chctiea well known physician
wiltt'sfromKII-ivlllc , Ocorsli : "Im-eS. S. S.
In riimalpitcnt feer cases vvllh tlio best re-
lulu. It is 111. In my juiliniicnt , prp'enttum.
n tr t1)hc nler > , If onu will tnko rt few bottles
In the np'liiR , tlmo i-rcpnrlng Iho Iwn el < fur
tlm ttrultis of mimmcr "
JIu. S.'ott I.Ikton , 116 7ano Urcct ( IftntiJ ) ,
Wineling , West Virginia , writes : "Hnvln |
urcil H h. K. for the blood , I cnn safely nay
that It licaUnnythlnicI havoim-d to cleans )
theUlood and make u new being oul of upe-r
Mr M. R Hiimlln , Wlnieton , N. C. , wrltMt
"I use It every BprlnR. It nlvvnj liulliU me )
up , Klvlntf ma ap | > etltii nml UUi Uon , Hiul
cnu'ilbiK mo ti > Kluuil the ) IO-IK , Irjlnj ; , ener.
TnllnK hot itiinmcr cln } t. On utliiK It I rooa
become lining of body nnil eaiy of mind. "
Tnutlso ou Illood and SUu Dlecasei mallei !
free.
o. . Irownr3.AUnntu.Oa
SENKA-MANDKAKE-OUCHU
It baa stood the Test of Yoaro
la Curing all Diseases of the
" BLOOD. IIVEB.8TOM
ACH , XIDNEY3.BOW
ELS.&c. ItPurifieuthi
Blood , Invigorates and
Cleanses tEa System.
DYBPEPSIA.COliaTI
CUFIC3 PATION , JAUNDICE
MlOISEAStSOFTHI BIGKHEADACnE.BII.
1JVER lOUSCOMfLAIHTH.i
disappear at oncounde
WDNEYS ita buncflclal influence
STOMACH ItlapurelyalTodicb
AND ni Ha cathartic proper
ties forbids its use as t
BOWELS beverage. It la pleas
anttoliio tnsto , and a
easily taken by child
reri n cxtiultj.
AILDIIUGGISTS PniCKLY ASH BITTERS C
IPRICEIUOILAP Holol'roprictors ,
BT.LouiuundKxnaisCirT
Who U WKAU , NEIIVOITN. ! > iilI1.5TA :
TKI > .wliolnhlB 'OIlVMulI NttllAN < 'r
baiTUiri.KI ) AWA ? till TKlOllof IK t > Y
H I N U Mill M AN I ! UO l > . cauMni ; exhauitlnt
drains upon the I-'OUNTAINH of l.IKK
IIUAUA11I1I- : A ! Jt ACBIK , Precuim
Dttinmi. tVKAttNr.SH of Mcnory. ! ! ASIE <
VUI.NUhNin HO < 'IKTV , > 'I. ( ll.r.M unoi
( ha FACT. , snct nil the KI-'i'IX'TN Ivnclliie t <
r.AKI.Y OMlAYMici pernip C'ONSilMi *
i'roN eir 1NN.VN1TV. jbnuld cnniult at onci
Iba CIII.KHHATEIP Ir Clarke , nftalilUliec
Inftl. IT Clarke hti rando NKKVOI'M 1 > K
Ml MTV. niRONIO and all Hheakcj oi
( ho OK.IITO IIIUNAUY ejr ? n n IJfi
rVudr. It maku NO tllCereuce WHAT JOI
b ve taken or WHO Iiiu fnlleil to cute you.
Mar to their tax can consult with the iiisurnnc
of ipucdr rollaf * nil cure. Send 2 cento poitagi
for norki on your dlscairs.
* -Oei\d 4 cent * pottage for Celolirntcc
Work * ou Chronic , Ncrvoun anil Drll
eae Dlic-iuei. Conrultatlon , p rionitl'y or b ;
feller , nr . rniitult the ulri Itoctnr
Tbouaaiicls cured. OUlcvu ami parlor
prfvuto. * " TThoio contemplating JJarrloc
Mnct for Dr. ClHrUn'n celebrated guld
ulo nnii t'vinnlr. each l&c. , both 'J6 <
Utainpi ) . Hefoto contlJlni : your cate , consul
l > r. OI.AKKK. A friendly letter or rail inn
wv o future tuacriiiKMid ihamc , and add roldc
5 ara ta life. * J-llook "I.lfr'M ( See-ret ) Er
ron , " SOc. ( itampi ) . Medicine and wrltlns
icut everywhere , it-cure from > > xio urt
Hourt . 8 to S : Humlav a , S tn 12. Adclrc n ,
F. D. OLAHKE. M. D.
1C8 SO , Claris St. . OHIOAGQ , IL1
tailslactlon In tbl
cure ol Oonortho'ck and
Qlcct. I prescribe It ted
f eel > a ( I n recommend *
II to all ( ufferen.
, U.D. ,
Deettur , III.
. Iflk 11 to"rly d ) r. li
l , tie. I m"ml Klu W lrv U C le
rail v > rllcuUn fvr tiuiui curt , Ire
K.'ct'rOWl.KNi Mooduii Coon
A SUNKEN FORTUNE.
itlllloiiH of Wealth to Me ll\cc ! I'or off
I > pln\vnre Itrcakuntcr.
Globe Domoornt : A bij , ' Menmboat
uitdod with occun fliarla , tnnps and
iiuitleid inhlruiii.Mits will start from
) in1ojuoH t'amdt'ti Shlmard 1'hiladol-
thin , for the Delaware Ureakwatejr to
) iiu ; a MMircli for the trcastiro sunk
list outside tlit > hrctik water on hoard tlio
lriti < ih hloop-of-war UrivaU. in 17KS. Tlio
i.xpuditioii is to bo in charge of Capt.
. 'harlot A. Adams , ot the navy , who has
ji-en in the-orvicofoftwunty-llvcyears ,
ind Lieut. Oeorjrol' . 13lovhohas just
left l'orti'fi.Monroo ) to n siit Capt.
iXdiuns. The Government , which is in
terested in the expedition , furni hosall
the instruments nee.'e'-ar.v for the * ex
ploration of the sen bottom at tlio point
where it is supposed the % es < el sunk.
Un two distinct oeeusioiii the bcareh for
Ibis hidden treasure has been a failure ,
and Dr. Heth 1'anehast , of 1K51 Areh
nlreot , hunk { 1 ,000 in two jeurs in try-
in t ; to locate the treasure , but the ex
plorations wore not niaelo on bcientiiic
principles , and the present expedition
is to bo the llnal-und hcientillc attemiit.
A sjndic'iito , eonipo-ed principally of
Phihiilelphitins. has been formed , and
anil .lames O. Knno elected President.
Dr. Pancoast , who lias bo persistently
worked to llnd the treasure , or-jani/td
tlio ndifiito . , delivers tlio shares of
Htoc-lc and receives tlio money. Ono
hundred shares of stock are lo beold at
SHOO a .share. Aboutoifpht.\ shares have
already been sold. Dr. 1'ancoist left
for Yorltjesterday ; to negotiate the
bale of the runiainiiiff shares. Tlio
steamer is named City of Loiiff Hranch ,
and has been litti-d tip at a cost of $7000.
The boat is u stern wheel steamer , ISIt
feet lonjf anJ ; ! " > leet breadth of beam.
Capt. Adams , who will command the
expedition , obtained a leave of absence
from Secretary Whitney to investigate
the matter , and ho is now ono of the
moit enthusiastic of the explorer * . Af
ter a thorough survey has been made ,
divers will go to work to boarch for the
treasure.
The Debraak was n Dutch vessel rap
tured by the French. Her maiden
name was Hraak , the French lidding the
prolix "Do. " When the war broke out
between F.nglaud and franco bhe was
Ijingin Falmoiitli harbor , and was de-
t'ained by the Knglibh Government. She
w.is subsequently condemned , and on
.lime I ! , 1707 , commissioned and ordered
to the Western Islands. When com
missioned the "Do" was dropped and
her maiden name retained. She was
eoinmadded by Capt. , las. Drew , with a
complement of eighty-six men , and car
ried sixteen gun.s.
The Porcupine Ga/etto of May 12S.
17 ! > S , published in this city , stated that ,
"Mr. Low , a courier , arrived hero this
evening from Capo llenlopon , bringing
the had news of the loss of II. H. M.
bleep of war Hraak , Capt. James Drew ,
commander. She was overset in Old
Kiln Ho.ids , about I o'clock last Friday
afternoon the IWth. She was at the
time under mainsail and reefed top-ail ,
iiist about to cast anchor a mile from the
light house , her ho.itsalongsido waiting
for the captain , who intended to go
ashore at Lcuistown. A sudden squall
of wind laid her on her beam endbwhen
bin ! immediately tilled and went down
with the captain and his lieutenant and
tbirti-eigbt oIlicet'M , seamen and ma
rines. The rot of the ship's company ,
including the bo.ilbwain , e.-iapcd in
the ship's boat and a pilot's boat , which
was waiting to take tlio pilot ashore. Tlio
Hraak parted with his Majesty's licet
oil tlio Western Isles in el.aso of a
htrango sail. About t\venty-l.\o days
ago she fell in with and captured a
Spanish ship from La Plata , bound for
Spain with aery valuable cargo. "
Capt. Charles Sanborn , a noted sub
marine diver , who in 1MS7 contemplated
securing a concession from tlio Govern
ment for raising this -vessel , visited
Halifax for the purpose of getting in
formation , lie becured u newspaper
published in 17iS ) , giving the following
account of the loss of the vessel :
"II. H. M. sloop-pf-war Hraak , wo arc
informed , was capsi/ed of the capes of
Delaware , returning from a successful
online on the Spanish main. She had
on board seventy tons of copper and an
immense amount of treasures , consist
ing of gold and silver bars and precious
stones. "
C'apt Sanborn afterward went Soutli
with the intention of returning the fol
lowing spring nnd commencing opera
tions. While there ho was taken sicli
and died. It was his belief that tilt
treasure waalucd at$20,000,000. Capt
Gilbert McCracken and a Capt. Allen
wore pilot partners a hundred years age
at Lewis , and Capt. Samuel McCiacken
a grandson of Capt. Gilbert McCrackei
bays that his grandfather put Capt.
Allen on board the Hraak , and ther
came into tlio harbor and remained in
his boat in Old Kiln ro.ids for the pur
pose of taking him oil after piloting the.
vessel in. After the pilot was rcceivei
on hoard ho passed into the cabin to set :
the captain , who thru invited him t (
partake of refreshments , after which hi
was shown the contents of the locker
Capt. Drew remarking. "Tins is m ;
last voyage to sea ; it has been a re
markably successful ono and when I re
turn home I am going to buy a title am
live like a lord. "
Alter going ashore Capt. Allen , in re
ferring to what he saw in the locker
b.nd there was an immense amount o
gold and silver in bars , a largo numboi
of doubloons , and iron chcslscontainin )
precious stones , , which was privati
pioperty. The crew and Spaniards win
were saved confirmed what Capt. Allei
had stated.
Last summer Dr. Pancoast visited i
numberof the oldest inhabitantsof Lea ;
and they were all of the opinion tlmt i
largo amount of treasure went down ii
the Drank. Dr. Pancoast , in spcakiiij
of the search , said :
"In commencing operations in thofal
of Ibbdve laid out a half-imlo square
which we huo\cd , , We worked from th
northeast portion of the square to th
southwest. Near tlio center of th
square the grapple which we used cam
in lontact with something. The wate
was bo rough the divers could not g
down. The grapple was binned , an
through neglect tlio boiulngi were nc
taken. After the vve-athor hud model
atod and \vatercalmcd , we fonn
that the grappling irons had become di
tachtd and the buoy had carried thoi
some distance away. If the land beai
ings had l-eon taken at the tune the h
cation would not have been lost. Aftc
the grappling irons were raised tin ;
were found to bo covered with verdigri
suppo'-dd to have como from the eoppt
or brass cannons of the Hraak. This
no m > th. Wo know the vessel is theri
and wo also know that she had iinment
troiiMires aboard. The searching f (
this ve-stel must not bo compared to tl
visionary schemes wo frequently hoar- -
in trying to Iml ) Capt. Kidu s burii
treasures. It is a legitimate hnsine
operation. "
The delicious fragrance , refrcshin
coolness , and soft beauty imparted I
the skin by Po//onl's Powder , cot
mends it to .ill ladles.
A handsome bracolnt consists of sevt
alternate diamonds and rubies , each i
a separate box-totting , and all moimti
on a knife edge band of Roman gold.
Are you ure.ik and weary , overwork *
and tlredV Hood's Siirsaparilla is ju
the medicine to purify your blood ai
"give you btrengtli.
THE AMERICAN CRAZE.
lust Xow It IN i\ctniillll-l In tlio S-
ornl ( Jninci o ( ' ClinnOo rio I/lb-
ornl y I'ntrniilAL'd.
riiNr rtli Tnlcrsto Stoi'Us end Ornln ,
\ \ till tlio Sotitti II , 1 H tn ItH l > c-
Ijiiiilslniui State
Lottery.
At ) tut Onn , .lulinl I'nrly ,
tlio < Jld Co'Tclonito li < iilrr ( ,
anil ltl < < oiiiii-ct on witli
i , Lit..Juno II , Klnst Tiu--
ilajmoriiliiB no olio was on the street who could
l > y nay possibility rctii.itn ln-iloois. 'I hose who
weru out walked slowly nutl luiKKul tlio slnuly
slile of tha street. It wnslUoMoik wlieu ntuilil
iinin inislieil nslile thu Hwlnitlna ( lours of a house
on St Charles street anil stepped out to thu
sidewalk.
U was old Gen.lulnl i.irly : of l.ynchlmri' ,
Vn. . uuil the Louisiana lottery.
Although not a tiMlilent of HIP city ( Jen , Kurly
Is perhainas well known n IlKUro lure as lie la
In l.yHdititim , for liu lonies hctot'\t > ry inontli to
"uperlnknd thodr.i ltiB3 or the state 1 itlcry ,
iinij "o , ns ho flosses the sunny MI wt with two
little cotton I.IM ( inn led In olio hand behind
tin * ui-nt back , uvcryuno in i-lKht stops to look
at him. I'unplo TIUIO their neck out of tlm
stifet carwlndowH to et u Klimpsp of him ;
shiip.kiepersleii\Mtheir toiiuters to KJi'eiitilio
bent ll nrc , a confed rnto I'ather 'I'niiu , pli kinir
his wn > across tliHcoblil'-stonos 'Iho old ptn-
tleinan niakts siuilcht fr the Ai-adeiny of
MiiHlf , w hlch Is on the opposite side of the stn ot
nomtliu bulldliiKho h.is Just left-the ollltoof
tno Iioiilslniiaftntn Lotteiy
A party or us h.ia lnuii slttlnt , ' in tlm Com-
nu-nlnlrliib tlienlKlitUotiiiu dlsMis-.ln , ' every-
thliitrfriiin polltlisdounor up to ( leoloi nlsiiio
whi-nthocoine'satlontuinea upon thu lotteiy ,
nud tlio passion of the latin ra es lei the pimps
ofLhnnce Ayouncnian fioin Iowa lemnrkcd
that in Loillsl inn at li ust , the lottery-eeined to
have a kclllinato business btatus , that It .as
lei f'ltnlzed ' as a tiu tor in tlio to iimeixial
win Id.
"And why not- " broke in Col. Dan Wilson ,
twlsHn < lilshiiKu bulK about to a nioro coin-
fiutable position in his lavoilto ea-y chali.
'Tha lottuiy has been le opnizi-il ( by the stnti-
Kuviinnu-nt foraiiuaiter of a i-eutuiy , .mil Us
c > ntriliution > i to the school and Kenciiil fund of
the state have been sin h that the latter could
not \ery well ni.ilntain ccitaln necessity liMl-
tntlons without Its aid. Tlio jirnprli t asimply
tilli el Hits public s inherint p isslon for chain o
to the atrotint of the stntuamt tiiem ehescuar-
ante.'liiLtthe p ojilu aualnat fi.md by onttuct-
liu tlie busines-i of the lotery upon sti 1 tly bus
iness principles. Tlieio Is no loom for seiltl-
meiit in this matter. 'I ho pas-ion I h.ue spoken
ocuxlstsi'virynliuie , and tie incoip iratlon of
t'l.-lottery ' tompinv simply , as I say , protected
til poop a fiom aetual fiaud I'u-vious to this
the pubik h id been swindled out of millions of
dollaisbv liii'ipoiis ble p-ople whoioiidii ted
lotteiles In an unli-ihaui an 1 fr utdiilent way ,
and w h" often dei amid w 1th th i ash w it'iout
even turnlliK the whel. . It Is not strange , then ,
that a lespoiHlble body of men should organize
an Inslltntlon which w.mld stand between the
jieoplo and the scamps who would cueat them ,
and it is ritlll less S'IIUIKO tlmt thohtate , liiuluj ;
the liit"ri-st ol the people at he irt , to bay notli-
ItiK of sul stanilal actualities , iei elved annually
should not only autliorl/o but fosrer an institu
tion of this kind. The act under which the lot
tery was Incorporated is an Inteiestliijoiioas
showIIIKunder what cltftimstances the Imtory
came Into exlstelife. Ileie , Jo'in. bilniiuts the
st Units , tlmt big slii-uji skin book. " and when
the nei.ro hail brought tlio law-l ok the colonel
opened It and r. ad :
AIIIKI.I 1. The name and title of tuts cor-
coiutlon shall bo the l.niilslui i xt ito liitKry
company , and the domicile theieof shall be in
the e.ty of iNew Orleans , st.ittof Louisiana.
Aurui.K - Thu object ami purposes of this
corporation me.
1. The proto tlon of the --tale asalust the
cie.it IOS-PS heiotoforo In in red bj sendliiK
larKt , amounts of n oiiey to loielijn countrli-s for
the purclmso of lottery tickets mil de\lces.
therein InipoieiishliiKom ownpi-cple.
- . 'Jo establish a suhent aua leil.iblo homo
Institution for the sale of lotlny jioliry , and
combination tiCKPts , m-vires , and ceitllldites ,
fi.i tionalpatts thi-uof atteims anljuliesln
just piopmt on to tin1 pibes riia\Mi , an I to In
sure i erfe t fairness i liu Justlco In Iho tliHti Ibu-
tlon of siuh p'Ue-s.
.1. To proMdn nu ans to raise n fund for edu
cational and clu-r'tabk ' purposes foi the citizens
of l.onislnna.
A in K i.i , ,1. 'I ho capital stock of this corpora
tion Hh.ill be fl.mnVXM , ri-pr sentedby ten thous
and -h ires of f 101 each.
There weie pi ox Islous for a boat d of directors
composed of seven stocMioldeis and thpior-
poiatlonwus ( ; h < 'ti all th - corp irate lights to
sue and bo sued , etc 'ihcduiatiou of Us exis
tence was fixed at twenty llvn years. In ton-
Mdeia'Ion of the prllees th is i-rnnto 1 and
uuaiantetd , the co'iiiuiny 01 its pint agieed to
the folio A Ins.
Aunt i.K r , . Knr. 1. 'Iho corpoiatlon shall
pay to the state of Louisiana the sum of $1 I.IKI I
per annum , which sum shall be p ij able quar-
ti-ily In adMiuce from and a'tntho 1st day of
.January , INP , tothost to auditor , who shall tie-
l > o-lt thes ime Intho treasuiy of the state , and
whlihsum shall be 11 edited to the educational
fund ; and sild corporation shall bo exempt
fiom all othrr taxes and licenses of any kind
w halo t r , w hethcr fiom state , palishormuuki.
pal authorities.
SI.CTION " The corpoia'lon shall furnish
bonds to the auditor in the sum of JriOW : ) as
sectuty for prompt and pun tual payment of
the sum si t foith In the prei edliiK section.
"And so on , and MI ciu , rontliiued th-colonel ,
"The election ol ! oil c'pi is > provided foi.and
the company Is jl\en the sole iljht to nuilutain
a lottery in the state of Louisiana f or tout j--ll\o
jears from.Iamuiy , INII. Ab nit eleven jc-ais
UKO , however , the now state i oustltutkm WB *
adfp'ed. HythU the mon pjly puvllc'Kes ol
the company weio abrogateit and the buslues'
throxvn open , proiiclod each cliartor ol
priMleKCS sh.ill pav not less tlianfiu.ini > pjrnn
iiiiiu of money Into the tieasmy of the sia'n :
and piovlded fiuthcr , that all charters slmi :
cease and expire on the 1st of January , IHIY
trom which time all loita.ion aio prohibited ii :
the state.
"Iho $10,000 per annum now ptovlded by law
to bo paid by the Louisiana State Loiery co iv
juny accoidliiK to the provisions of its char
ter , granted In the > e.xr H > s , shall b-lom ? to the
cnai fly hospital of New ( irk ans , and thochav'
ter of said companv Is recojn./ed as a contrac
binding on the stale ten the period these nspecl
tied , except , its monup > lv clause , wlilcl
is heiebv abropated ; aid alt laws contnuyti
the pio\islous ofthls itkleaieheie'n d clarei
null and Mild , proNldetl mild comp un , uall MU
a wr.tten reiiuu hit on of a 1 Its monopoly feiit
ure-i In thoolllco of tno secretarj of slate wltliit
slxtj days after the ratlUnitiun of this constitu
tlon.
"nf the a Idltlonnl sum raised by licenses 01
Icitteilosth * hospital t > lno\'port sh ill receive
$10u Ki annu Ul > , anil tlieiem ilnln sum shall In
dividedea hear aninnk'tho i-euiul p irlslie :
in the state for the benellt of thc-ir schools.
"N ) . Sir , yon so why the Louisiana state lot
terj laa u-co nl'ed tactor in Louisiana com
inerce , an I if j < it laiigoantuhoi , o ifaithaiii
nml a set of men whose co-inner lal standing li
thoc-omimmltj inwilch thny live is any botlii
thi.il that ortne 1 it.ery dluctors jcmareWLl
come to their ariniuintiuc > , and aio to be con
gratulated. "
It was i loposcd Unit we visit the drawing o
the cla % following and Col. \ \ ll-oa exiondi-cl ai
Imitation to sit with Iho commissioners on th
Htane and observe at c lo-o rantjn the manner li
which the draw Ing was done' . Theiowculd b
an aildltloual iiiU'rest , he said , fiom tlio fae
thai It waa grand diawlng , with the cnpltii
pllz > 'of tlli.lHli ) In the when ! This is the w a
Hut I came tobeciosslngi-t Clurh-sst eetjus
ns old .lu'ial ' I'arlv hobbled aloiif ; with the twi
c-otton ba sln his hnnil. One of these s u ks cor
tallied the Mi , przos-that is , the ti ke-SHlil
ttio amoiii'ts printed then on ; the other con
ta.nvdthe tickets the numbers of whlclnliox
the prizes at the last monthly drawing. II it
these ba s were filled amomli ago , thi-nn <
t ed with cord and tiound with si ps of paper o
Iho Inside fcdOs of will h aio the autographs u
( ien. I'urlv mi'I ' I leanresardand sealed \\lthwa
and stamp d w lib a pr vato s'gimt ' Taey luu
irinun"l ! 101 k-d In n piivato vault In the letter
oil'f" until the li'tud ' or den l.irly took them u
o n mom and - airle.l tliei incioss the slroct.
IlM-r\ one In Xow O Imns buys lottery tick
ets. 'Iho'ale is not co U u-d as MIIIIU peopleIni
a lno to the low or the Ignorant , but is lo-nmo
to all classes. 1 ortlons of 110 sametl'ketar
o't-n held by inuiihitntH In the no'th and Hi
"U tor whites ' o ? Mls < ls lji : bv the must cm
M'rvathocirolo families of oil New orient !
unduy tha voodoo negroes of uppei St. Loul
stieet. The comj > an\ has Its ngui's In ever
town In the coimtis : Mexico is dotted wit
them. Yon can llnd the tickets on sale I
1'u opo : > on i an bu > them In Alcxaudila an
In Vokohiiina Hut at NHU Oikaiis Is theheai
cinniteis of the wholeschemt- eveiy clga
stoui and llepior btoie.ln every grocery and dm
store jou can buy the little green or purnl
tickets as easily as ) on ian purchase n elgaietl
a glass of claret , a pound of sugar , orciulnli :
pill. At huneliedsnt pulutH about the city va
can see tlxed to w alls and telegraph poles llttl
pine show-caw s c ontalnlng the alluring tlckel
stnim on win h a id ollero 1 tor sale. U hero ai
men who do nothing else but sell the chance
ami you can see their signs , "Lucky Cham
Store , ' "Lucky Number Agency , " o'c. , cnticlr
people to try their luck in ll.o lottery. 1'at
asent keeps account of the prizes drawn r
tickets ) l l by him , and Hats of siR-h nunibei
and prizes are been , shown uutMite the v\lndo\
as an adverttseinent and un inducement to In
at that particular place. The dav before tl
drawing the tickets lire luvvked about tl
streets by peddlers , who call out : ' Here's yoi
lotttiv tickets ! Ill aw Ing tomorrow. "
I'rople fnvist 111 the lottery as a matter i
fact. Tor twenty-nine and one-half days the
live In hope , exhilarating , buovi nt hope. KI
l < alf a day they are somewhat dUappolnted.bv
pah I what Imye thev lost ? Only a ilollar gene
ally , awl they try It again , Who knows b1
thev will win next time. , Old not Ambro
1'atin , the locksmith on Tcutouse street , w
lo.lioj. To be.biire . ho lost It next w eek on a cc
ton \chnnge , but that was Ida own fault ; ai
there was Mme. Soplile llgls , wlio used w > yo
' I I - .
tn the n-UtU'li1 ! 11 < er item-ou the Iu4 ( tloynle.
H W COUld llll iMV'O tllTflfll th it mH4nlIlCeUt
nude-nutting ftitlUumuiit ) cm Ma tiuiii street
If she iuiel nut won tlniOlii t Jnli And-ID an-
nthe-r twentieth tlik-t I' ) > o > rul Rtnl we- live
iiirnlii In 1 o w t r iiiintlicr in itali. The'v say , 11
neil iic'Vei run n limn- iloilur n month ! > only
tvvei bits u week , 'that menus otic pint lesHofSt.
.lul ani lu ml horn fo.v lt tlifir . uli'l ' then
look ut tin ) possibilities , MM ful' Ulm would
hcst"itey | No one t-vc-r se.-iil < disheartened or
don uc.ist alhU inontlily f illnr. ' to win 11 prlio ,
t lough months iiiuv stretch Into yoirs of Invest
ment vv.thoiil returns. Tne people go to the
elriwltig. llH-c-n to In-ill vvllcll number ha * won
the prize , nml w lien It Is over te.ir lip their old
Mr-kef utitl start out to | iurcli.ise onu of the new
issin.s.
Julc . lemliuovcr the f Able In the cafe. lys
to Alls-lie. . ' Vh.it lib kIlls frtenel replies
oppressively vv ith u sliuir of the shoulders
Marie , me-etlmf her file-nil IiUClllu ill' intlit'li
Fort , kisses her Mutinously ami c.ijs : " ( . 'on-
gratulatlemi , ma e Merle. Vour uon fortune- still
iilte-tuH you , 1 et- . " Iuc-llle has been lucky iintl
Canal street will eon * -eu some new costumes.
' 1 lie tickets arespokonof as astiplo article of
f neil would liu lu other localities. They almost
pitssforlog.il tender. The tii-gioes. with their
muni loveof ehanre , tire huge and regular
Iniver" , mostly nf the twentieth tickets. 'Iho
poite-r us ho brushes vour clothe * ln lnniit"s
thai ho Is paving all his lips to pmchaso his
regular monthly tietot ; tha bootblieic shining
your boot-wear hints tnut he only lucks a quar
ter to make up the Mini necessary to bu > bis
"lot ry clinnce , ' the baiber scraping yourthlti
asks if yon have bought yo-ir chance vol. and
ill last , vve-arlcil of the cotitnuml ic-petltloii and
amaze-el al theponvt of the lo'tery scheme , von
Invent ailollur In tl jusl to discover vvlieic tlio
ptiworcif thefiisi Iniuon lit s mid von Unil out
W i'followed the old eonft derate lender Into
the theater down the middleitlsleand up a tern-
ptuirv liicllno ID the stive win-re ) the wtuK of
th chawing was to tike place. Thete waiting
him sit ( ieiieral lleamegard and the assist nut
e-omiuls loiiorthu reortllui ; clerk , and the
four Ilitliliovs who. lillndtoldi'd. lake tlio
pi I es and the tl kets fiom tint w hb. . To thu
light oi the stag- stood n "vvheel' over four feet
lu illumeter. It was uioio like u buss drum limn
11 wheel , Iho tire lo being fmmed ot ucomlnn-
onsstrliiof vvoo.l about oluhti'Hii Inches vvlel" !
the sides ar-Mifgla. " ' . It Is Iield ut ) lice from
tlie Moor b ) a stout Irani of lion and wood ami
kept lu poslt'on ' by an lion axle , em em h e-ml of
which was a stout cr.ink I'wo negroes 'lia-.eil
upon thu btie > u pair of lugo bo\os , out of
wlilch they took eight lugo baps , each with n
cnpa Ity of over u bushel. I ueli big was
brought to ( ien Kiuly , w ho c.uefiilly i-\amliie'd
It. especially tinanil , niiil then cut the firings
wlilili bouinl the neck. Km h b.ihad pipers
around thu n-ck similar to those
iirounil thu necks of the smill
bags brought In hv Gen Parly. I'ne autographs -
graphs ou tilt-so slips of paper weio close-lv
scrutlnt'tds ho llnlsheel tno Itiipc-ctloii of
eiK-hbaglt wasllfti'd bv the ncvrroos nud cmp-
tied Into the lirgowhcol tliroiuh aeloor In tlio
woolen ilm. This opeiallon was closely
watclii-d bv the old men When thev wer-- ail
empt'c'il thewheclwas lust hair lull nt Hike's '
'Iheso lliKetnr < > slips of stout pipei , font
Inches long by two Inches wide , em h one con
taining a numbi'r Irom 1 to tUJ.ll'J ) . The llgui-oi
aie printed in huge lull-faco diameters which ,
when thu tieket Is held up , can bo plalnlj ill-
tlngui < hc'd by a huge pait of the aiulie-iue.
Kiu h tic kit Is tlirhtly rolled and thiust Into a
l.ny hollow i jllmlci of cutta perch i about the-
thlckn > - > s of a lead pencil and about 1111 Inch
and aliiilf loiu. The last to be put In wnstlio'-o
which had been ill awn out at'aln-.t the pile-s at
the 1 nt drawing , un I which had been pieserveel
SHpaiately Hlnce thai time. The llttln eloor was
then slml mid the darkles vveretoidto "loll. " I'lio
w he-el was vigorously luined both wavs soveial
times , the llttlo ulack cylinders belli. ; thorough
ly mixed In the operation. The other llttlo UBR
vvaslheti glT 'ii to ( .en Ileaurc-K.ird , who paid
his soli1 attention to the prlo wheol. This Is
about tno feet in diameter , and h.is a rim of
biass Instead of wood. Tile prlyesvve-ro dumped
Into the hinall win el and the door closed. ' ] lieo
tickets meu-l.v contained thu money ilguies for
IheMiiious pilzi-s anil we-ro incloscel lu similar
India llibber cjlludvix. There are S'liof tlie > > o
pii/es. dlvldeil as to amount lulhK way.
1 capital pilzo of * .nil ( Hs . . . .IDOW )
1 capital prl/e of * KH.OOO is . . ll lu-jli
1 capital jirl/o of * > IOW Is . . . . filliKKI
1 KUind prl/.oof fi'i.llllls JN.IOII
"largo pil/esof Jl MWl aio . . ai.OiO
" . lau'opil/isof $ ) ,0)il ) are . . . V > , iOU )
Ii" pi les of $ IIKIO aio . . r > . ( l o
lllpllesof } , V la'.o NMKM
Nprlie ) < of WMJaro MMim
( , ( ) prize's of r.nj are . . . . 10.iUJU
Hut besides th so there ar % , ' ? < * other pi ires ,
i rathei chiinci sto win money without having
oui numb > r dr.nv n out of tlio big w heel. This
s adjusted ac oiil'iii ' ; t ) the numbers which
rivv tht' t"il.iui , the fliHJ.wti , and the HJi.uUO
il/es. These appioxlmatc 61 * teinuual prl/os
-i they aiu called , aio distributed as follows :
tOpu es ot KitMapproximating lof ! - * ' -
no' ' , prl/e
01 jii 1/es of f WO , approxlni'itlng to til * J- ,
M J pil/.o i . : ; oK)3 ( )
UJ piiic'H ot JJOO , iippioxlnmtliit ; to JfVj.O J
ml/o . , , ffiUXH' '
' .i termln.ils tlOi.deiielod by tJiVO ) prlzo 'ii.utt )
"tc'imliials-flilli.di'c'.dod by SHW.iinj prl-o 'D.iHI )
'I hat Is , If your ticket's number Is within
Ifiy niimbeis more or loss than tin kiUW ,
lUiUJii , or MO.IKJII prl/.es you w 11 rocelvo JVi ) ,
iin , ortJW us thu case iiiny be. Just as acotiso-
atlon so to speak. The terminal pil/es arc
iwaidedto thu holeleis of all tickets the lust
wo numbers or which coriespond with thum-.l
wo numbers of those tno capital prl/o tlc'ccts. '
'Inis iu all theif uro ,1,1 II prizes , amounting tc
l.ir lH"0 (5en Ue.iurcfirud ghes thn iiil o-
vheel a whirl and the 8.1 > little black tolls dance ;
iromi'l lue-ully 'Ihc-ro Is a vast dillcieiice liu
ween ttio contents of the two wheels. A plgmv
o a giant , a molu-hlll to a mountain , a hollows
oacjcloiie- vet with thedlllerunco lu plali :
ight there are not wanting people to purcliase
OJ.CKKI tickets a month.
All Hits time the theater 1ms been gtadn.illv
llllugup. Silently the people hive tiled In am
'oillid seats for themselves whuiever fancj 01
letrlng suited. There is about tlio tame at
nosphcro In the house that them would bewme
hoj there to witness a plav lust" uluf a di.iw
ng. Many are acimalnted , and they chut will
heir file-mis while the prolimlmulus me beliu
ic-rforiilod. ' 1 he op 'ration of lllllng the vv heels
wonlng the sacks has no Interest foi them
t Is an old story to them. Thej
lave seen It every month for vears. It I1
lot till thi < commlbslonets' voices aio bean
ha * they piy much attention to what tsfr.iinj
ou upon Iho singe. Tin four sm ill bnjs ou tht
Mif.i aio squirming about In kitt > nlsh iilay , ai
ililer Ind has sc'.itcd himself upon tin- - mage
iboilt where the promptei's box would oidln
ul.y . be < , with his back to the audience Ilofon
ilin is a Miiall chest , on th upp r hide of vv ho-i
oren d lid nro coinpaitinonts for the ration *
nl'es. A cignal Is given and a boy comes for
iVird to ( Jen. llarly and another to lien. He-ail
legaul. The men tie h indkerchlxfs about Hie
io ) H'heads so that thev cannot see. There
coidiugclcikg ls his book readv : the tnllj-mai
ills with pencil poised abovu the sheet : Col
A'llson , assistant , stands by llcauicgirrt ; ,1. A
A Itousscau Is at I'.aily's aide. Uho general :
jpou the llttlo doois.
"Drawl" says the tally-man. Kach boy In
Mills his light hand Into his rexpectlvo wheel
aki-sout a io'l ' and h.iiulH It to thoolllcer , win
mils the lolleel ticket from the cylinder am
Imps the HUer lu a bo-c beforu him. Gen
llaily unrolK his llckel llrst.
" 1'vvehe thousand and H veiitoen , " say- , tin
old Vliglnlun Inn piping voice as ho hinds tin
tli-kut to Mr ItousM-au
'Two hnndied dolliirs' " as lleauiegard
vln , ' his ticket to Ool. \ \ Hson
"Tnev thou-and and seventeen , " re-peit
Mr Itousseati , turning Ms ticket so that tin
iiidlence may read the llcmes
"Tno hiinured dollais , ' siys Col. Wilson
also holelinghlH slip up that the Humes mav li'
seen , iioth assistants then hand the tickets ti
t'U'ljoywho ' i-'tsin front , who lolls them up to
B thei and diops th * > ni Into tlu > proper < ompi'it
mt-nt of the box. 'Iho dinning thus pto-ce' ' '
tinnumb'r of ei-h tl ket bejlng recordn
b > thecleik , to pth-r With tlm prize , and th
number of tickets drawn being kept by th
tally man. The aiidlencn remains ImiMfjslyt
SoniB of the ladles are wlil-perlng softl ) to cue :
othe-r. A mnnwltb a.luwlsii lastof fact ) nll-i ii
tnoficmt lovvnf thtipiitiuet , next to the imlln
Uadmg to the stage , lie was Iho llr&l man litho
the hull ling. He lo > ks straight at the t-tin. '
without moving a n.usile of hUfaco Ilodrev
a prize twelve ) jears ago , they tell me , and ha
never misled a month since , altendlnt ; ever
diuwlng as It'll cc'reijionylnhlssynasosm
I'herj ar anile ) a number ot ladlm present , ill
in tno chiirmlng white costuiiias e-oni'iion t
Now Oilcans. \ faint od r of patchouli i
w.ifn-d te > the Htiicri' . The * fans nre. the enl
Uilngs Htlnlm ; . \ \ haii th" cliuvvlug h.ul KOUO u
hometlino Ml. Hoii's-'au repeatM :
"rnvnty hove-n thousand to' hunched an
lvvi-iitvo | "
"Ten Ihous.ml dollais' " says Gen. Ili'imi
ganl Romethlngllkoa high Is hfsard fiomth
Jew Intho trout low. Tor every pilzeotVV *
or over a sp-clal sill ) is sttnt by a messc n er t
tholottt-iy ollli e that Ihe holders of HID ticke
may lu look ) el up Immediately Whennlm
teen dra-vInns have bcon made the s-orer call
out "Koll on the next draw ! " and botn wh els ar
vigorously rolled about anil the tickets thoi
oughl.v bhuillc'd. When fifty-nine tlckels ai
drawn the cry Is : "Holland change bo > s ci
the nesxt draw. " Whereupan Ihe tickets ai
again lolled and the boy..s are relayed by the
fellow sin the rear. The ) assistant comml-slo ;
erxclungoaNo.
The draw lug proceejH.i The voices of the con
rots-lonerH bleak the Hllence monotonous !
llereand there ) a man In the audli-nco yawn
bnttht-y kojp their Heats bravely , a few * of the :
making notes of the larger prizes. The ladle
fan more vigorously , for the heat Is be'comli
more Intense. 'Ihe Jew Is as Immovab
as a sphinx ,
"Forty-nine thousand , nvo hundred and slxt
t-lt , " nays the iiuaverlng voice of bht-rldun's o
enemy ,
( Sen. lleanri-garil paused a second and tht
said'
"I Ifty thoiiBand dollnrn ! "
Tneriils a blight movement In the audlciv
and a low buzz of conversation Is heaid
llttlo man with a sallow fico and a longblac
moustache gets out of his seat luouooftl
bark row * and vva k i out quietly. He is
Trench tailor on Dryadoi street He stops
the door , strikes a match , and lights his clyn
file , pauses a moment to blow a c'lond of ttmol
out. and then Haunters leisurely down Ihe stret
lit ) has won tin prize , Kren hm.iu tothocoi
lie v , ou Id have lo > t the same sum witheciu
fiiulnlinlty.
Tlio bjy s , like little blind goilsof fortune th
thev are , dip In their hand' and deal nut weal
in blocks large and small , giving this ono M.en |
ing money for a week.ana making thai one I
clepcna-iuUy rlfU ( or the rest ot hft lift ; Uero
Is ft man alrcniUv veftltl'y. there It Is one who
has fnlt Iho damunblo griiid of poverty all his
life ; lhrre H gi'i-s to miuwhov lU vrnslf U
tiefori1 the night is ov er. heir It cnrl 'hi-i * n imin
who will invent it Htttt repay him a hundred
fold. The boys cllnhgc ( ol WlLsim sits clew n
to nuro a rheiiuntlc knee , and hl < place Is
taken by J. I * . Itoux. llai-cseati , gives vvav to
Aid. llotu'oli. The dr.vwlnt continues > lo < t
of Ihe prl7 < ? , Of reline , me fromtAHJ to V > Wi iid
occa lon no ceimment. The announcetnent of a
} li W prl/c CHUM-S a "tout , hiud omo lady In the
gallery to Jump up and Impulsively clap her
plump , gloved nands. 'Ihe radiant look on her
luce showed that she was one of the lucky ones ,
Two friends prt-s hi-r hands In comiratulatlon
mid theygooir , stopping nt a "coutlserle" on
the way ,
"Ninety thousand , fo' hundred , and fo'ty-
three ! " says ( Jen. I'.arly ,
"Ninety thoti'iind , to hundred , and fo'ty-
thiee , " says Capt. Hodgson.
" ( Jen lleanregnrd , who hud been looking at
the ticket In his hand , savs In a sharp , distinct
tone :
" I hree hundred thousand dollars ! " 1 his Is a
little too inui h ev e n for thai audience. Sev er.il
pe-opleil-ietothi-lr feet and put their hands to
their ears to c lit h the rfprit of Mr. lloux. The
latter says , t iKlng both tickets In his hand :
Ticket number H'.IIJ ' wins the Hist prize of
The draw Ing Is practically ov e'r. The Interest
ce.isi s when the great capital prize annotuut-tl ,
and most of the people go out. A few lomalu ,
however , for the second ptlze has not bteii
rea lied 'Ihe prices ye * remaining in the
smaller wheel could bt > lie-Id In the hollow of a
mans hand Over eight hundred tickets have
been taken out of the larger vvlieul , and still It
seems a full as It did before the llrst otdci to
"mil1 WHS given. Col. Wilson > axvns capa-
e'i'iislv. ( len. Hail ) draws a watch and rob
Irom bis pocket. Ills twenty minutes after I.
( apt. Hodgson it-pea's the it-mane attributed
by hlstorj to the governoi of Noith ( arollua.
' 1 hen tlii- * IUJi-.i > j pil/o is te-ac lied , and the aiiill-
e-nce' i'oo < out as one man ill but the Jew , who
sits like Mt-mum tinned to stone. 'Iho other
pri/os are annoum td to him , and the thawing
is ov ei. Then the laboi Ions ta k of Hi'iilliic up
the tickets begins , it t < faithfully Mineivlsul
by two commls lent rs , who , with their own
hands , put up the tlcUets , tlo and seal the bags ,
and see-them safe 1) Htiivvetl awav In the boxes ,
den. llarlv locks the thc-t whtih the bin In
liont has guatded. and thewholep.uaphoinalla
of the lottuy Is tiitte'dunelei their esioit anoss
the slieot to the vaults of Ihe comp my. .lust
De-fore the Janlto1-locks thodoois Iho Jew wnlks
grnve-'v out Ho has won no prize , but hols not
ills ippulntrd.
llv Iho time We' have ciossfd the stteet the
placi' of sale of the lucky tickets him almost
oei-n elotermiui d by the clerks. The huge piUe-s
had nil t n Ij been lei ited as follows :
No.'ii.mwhleh diiw Ihecapilil pilze.f.VO-
( KH. win sold lu New Orleans , Ilosum , Mass ,
PaUiiml. Cal. , Key Wo-t. Tin , ( litlveslon and
llonh mi , Tex , , and Uiiatomnla , C. A. No 71,0'iS
whl h die-vv the si-cond rau.tal puze , tlOi.iiv-O ,
was sold In New Oilcans , lloston. Mass , ( hie a-
( 'o Sail I rancNcu and I.osniles ; , ( al. , ( Imilt-s-
ton , tC , Memphis , Te-nn , Jiuksou , Mich. ,
( lainesvlllo , ( ! a , llabjlon , N. Y. , Sobago I.itko ,
Me. Hot Spiln s , Ark , . I'.uls and lllos-om'lex.
No. 4iM ! ! ( ) . diawlng thlld capital pi Ize of i iil.UCM ,
was wild In New \ oik , Now Oileaus , San Trim-
clsc-o , lloston , Jackson , Mlih , Ilouma , l.a. , Mid-
dletou Md. , and San Marcl il , N. M. No. s 1,0.1. . ' ,
chaw tug { iVRKi , solel In Now Vork , San I'raucls-
co , Kansas I llv. Mo. , Gainesville , Ala , , I.jiidon ,
Washington 'I'eriltory and Vern Crm-4 , Mex.
Nos. Ji.lJTMind 4'JI2 dtow each $ 10,0- ) , sold In
Now Vork , Ormond , Ha. , San I'rantUio , Cal ,
\ \ ashlngloii , 1) ) . C , Chicago , Dallas'I o < cns , and
Dow i llv , lowu
The thtt'e-stoi.vgiiinlto building cm 8t. ( harles
stieet Is owned b > thu lottery company and pie-
6 * nts abusy sight lust before and Juit aftei th"
diawlug. Ills Illled with cleiks fiom top to hot-
.111 It has the usual comt extending halt way
nlolho Htruc-turo , and coulalnlng a fountain
v lib n four-Coo' alkntoi , and mass of green
ullage and plants. Tliere ate about ono liund-
ed clerks and llfly folders umploved In the
vorkot lecoiding the ctirrcspoudonec , tracing
t-iteri and prlztx and folding and mailing clt-
ulais. The systt m b ) which t lit-books an kept
ml all the complex coriesponde-nco is n coided
- o 10 that foi- Its thoiougliniss and exactness
vould de-light the bent of any accoiitaut. The
nail received , especially towaiel the end and
ho beginning of the month , often amounts to
Iftei-n thousand pieces a day. Itemlttiincc-s by
etlei uro In the hands of one et of c-lt-iksvvho
lo nothing but separate the ree elpts mid it-cord
heir amounts t irdei s c tiling lor sm-i-lal nuin-
le'isor requests , the granting of which would
lola'o Ihe regulations of the eoim > an\ . fall Into
he hands of another lolav of cleiks Still a
bird setrecoid the addle ss of e-vei j patron and
i louith directs tliu envi-Iopes. 'Ihe envelopes
in compared back with tin- address , anil the
neleisiiro is then sealed up nnd mailed. So per-
fee t Is the K ) stem of checks that a mistake or a
llM-iopaii'-y can not pass ono set of cle-rks with-
nit helm ; detected. The p vment of prl/es Is
mule lu coin check , 01 diatt , b ) another cluss
) f cltiks. Tno mailing and toldlng de-pail ,
neut Is an Impoitant one. 'Ihe pilnte'd list oi
; nl/o diawlms has been to evoij patron by
nightfall on iho da ) after the diawings Inoi-
lu to pievent elebij , and also to maintain rc-gn.
, u habltsiimongItselc-iksthoiompauv spreads
i e les ol lurclie- , beginning at 11 o clock , te
vvbl.-blho cleiks go , twenty at a time , till al
nivo dined. It takes a good deal of tlio man
ii'e-i's time to keep sulllclent tieke Is ordered un
J'notlcketa aiu ingeniously printed with dell
cat watermarks that dofj couutei felting. Ont
cl'ik does nothing but dcvoto his attention litho
the "old boss" depattme-nt. This is the dead
letter department of the lottery , wheio all tht
unsigned remittances aio received Humlied'
of lette is unsigned , without any locality clue ti
the writer's identity , are received every jear
and these letters with th money they lontaii
art ) deposited In two large chests In one of tht
vaultsItefort ) putting it awav for gojtl , how.
over , oveiy effott Is made to truce the wilier
Sov eial tlious iiidB of dollars have now ac cumu
latcd In this way , and It Is lapldly increasing.
The roulslnna lotteiy Is merol.v anothel phase
of the speculative In Ameilcan human natuie
There Is t.isto in s ] oculatlou as In other things
Wo In the north n e grain and provisions ; hen
In the south the lottery-Is thu basis. They kuov
the eh ince-s and they perceive the advantage !
of tholr svstt-m , As one LI cole said to mo :
Why should not I buv lottery tickets ? I knov
theRchemo Is safe. Our best men mo stock
holders ; two of our old generals are the com
mlssloni'rs. There aio ono bundled thon-.ane
tickets and thrco thousand ptlzes. Thirty n
one1. That Is not bad , 'Ihen , too , the woikim
goes on In plulli sight. I oui e gave a biokerli
your townfUiO to do what ho could fonnu li
w he at. Tw o days later ho came to mo and salil
"Von wore on the wiong sldo of the market
You lost. " 'lh.1t Is all the coii * > ol itlon I hail
Heie wo can -co the tickets shunted anil th
prl/es drawn , and wo aio willing to take on
chances in a thing that wo understand an
which we have confidence In. "Truly , why not/
( .Chicago tills. ) Times , July 5.
Aii irreifulur .scroll of ciiuinclort goli
lifjroo , in which tlio pi'inciii.il e-urvo
start from rubies , the vvholo oncifuloi
by u diamond pax oil silver ribbon
makes u very haiidbomo brooch.
POLITICAL.
Campaign Songs.
ljf itiunt' \ f'olcis In the
M.etmo write thnsongsot a nation and I c ar
not w ho make s Its I iw s. "
'Ilio potenc-yof well selecte-d words and molt
dy Is too well knowntoienulio furl her commor
SontJU/'ot' Club Siii/ini/ { ,
A'ojifsoi' Street P < ti'tdc
Our Song theer No 1 , for Ue-publlcanl'mtv.
SongSheet Nol , for the lic-motratlc I'mty , at
now ic a ly.
Slo lixSI. Printed iublacK , with noitly ongra'
ed In ad- . . Kudu ontalnlng Hi now songs sett
popularanel familiar alls that ovoiyboily ta
join in. 5sainplt-sby mall forlieents ; nuiopli
poslpald for 7"ic100J ; copies by express , $ ; fill.
Alscj nsvv ready
Demo rallc Chnl No. 1 , KepublicmU harl No
ll.un In .1 color ) . Sto : x-s , Cample copy b
mall dc Addioss orders with lomlttaino to
IIIIXHCOCK PIHMINC. A. I'l It IVl , , HOUS
Avenue New Voik.
ON 3O SAYS' TRIAL
THIS NEW
EERLESS DYES
H PAiMfH. S I' IIK'HMAV J 11 I
PALMER. R1CHMAN ic CO. .
Live stoct Commission Merchants ,
Offlcu-KGiim 31 , Opprulm Kxcbnneu Uulldlni ; , unli
flock Yarda , bouth Omiuin , Neb.
McCOY
Live Slock Commission Merchants ,
Market furnl hi-cl fre-u on itppllcntlon r-tiicker > ni
fcedorH furnlslie.l tmifood U-niu Uti'ere-nce-i Ou
ImNitllonal Hunk iin < fhimtU Oiuaha Nulloual , Uiil
Wock Vtriln , Roiith Omaha.
KORIMERWESTERFIELp < Si MALE
Live Stoct Commission ,
Itoom IS , KzcbaiiL'e llulldlnv , Union J-tock Van
_ Kiiith Omaha , Ne-b. *
ALCXANDEFTI FITCH
Commision Dealers in Live Sect ,
licorn K , Opixxlto Kxrhanzo HulldliiK , Uulon a to
' _ yard , boulh ( Jmalia , Neb.
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UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
_ Agricultural iniiinnionts | >
CHURCHILL HARKEK ,
Dealer in Agiicnltural Implements , Wagons ,
r rtl g nud llu i.lr , lirie > Slri-et.lietKe-e'uVthatuI
10th , Omaha , Nebraika ,
LlNINGER id METU-ALVboT ]
AgricnltnralImplemeiitsWagonsCarriages , ,
Iliprglcii , Kir. Wholesiile. Omnhs , Nobrn ki >
PA'RLIN ,
lit ale r * In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
TOl , 0 , fi and HI7 Jont-n itrt t-t , Omalii.
PPMAST & OO.
Manufacturers of Bncteye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultlrnton , Hay II Ut' . Cider Mill' nnd I.ubnn 1'ul
tcrltors. Cor. llth nnd Mchohts strt'e-U. _
WINOrsTA IM"pLEMENT CO/i /
- \ Mioleili'
Agricultural Implements , Wagons&BuiDes
_ ( V.nicr . IKti Tin' S'li-lioliK blrrcl'
OMAHA 1111ST11. .
J. F. SEIBERLING s. CO. ,
Akiun , Uliio.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
\V. K Mrad.Manaicr l.'ltl f iTc-iivvorth M , Cm ih.1.
MOLINU.MILBURN&STODDARDCo
Man uf net ure r nniljubbi'rs In
Wagons , Bugg'es ' , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Bth nud I'll Itlo Slroett. Onmlm. Vt-b.
_ ' Artlato * Mntorlnls. 773 !
A HOSPE. Jr. .
Artists' ' Mattrials , Pianos and Organs ,
lSI'loucln Hrccl Oinnhn.N bra"Vn.
_ Booksolloro nnd
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H. M.'s. W. JONES
Succcnor'to A. T. ICe'iiytm \ Co. Wlinli-siilp .V rictnll
Bookseller ? and Stationers ,
I'lno Wcddlnie blnllnrcry , ( onimcrtlM Mntlor.ery
\Ut llouiflno Street OiiiHlin. * < eli.
" oot8 ont' ' Shooo. _
KIRKENDALL. JONES fli CO. ,
lo lle'cil , Joui s A Co )
Wholesale Manufacturcro of Boots and Shoes
A.e.it. lor I. . , ; . ! . , . .
W. V. MORSE A. CO. .
Johhers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101. 11KM1U5 Uouclar St . Oinnha MatiutnUorjr , Sum-
nicrIlinton
Cpffoos , Splcoa , Etc.
CL > .RKE COFFEE CO/i /
Or.mhu Ceiiroe and bplce Jllllt.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Bating Powder ,
laTviliiK KitrnctK , Lnuiiclrr IllueInks. . . Ktc. llll
14111 llanier Mre el. Onmhn , Nebraska.
Crockery nnd Closswnro.
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W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for the Manufacturers nnd Importenof
Glassware Lamps Chimneys
Crockery , , , ,
Ktc Office. J17 8 13lh H. , Omaha. Nebraska.
PERKINS. CATCH & LAUMAN ,
Imporlirs ! and Jobber of
Crcckery , Glassware , Limis , Silverware
Klc. 1MI Varnam bt , > cw 1'uxlon llulldlnn.
CommlBolon and Storage. " _
RIDDELL Si RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
" lliitter , F ' C'liee'c Poultry , einme ,
111 Howard Street. Oraalu ,
CEO. SCHROECER ii CO. ,
hucccusor lo MrShane ft Hclirocdrr )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
OuiRlui. Ne-brntkit.
FREDERICK J. FAlRBHAbb.
\\holc3alo
Flour. Feed , Grain anil General Coiniiiision
Merchant Corrr-vionetenconollc-lte-il 1011 North Kill
Mn-e-t.Oiuulm , .Ne-b.
_ Con ! , Coke and < -lrno-
O'MAHA COAU COKE & . Liivirf co7.
Jobta of Hard anil Soft Coal ,
3UD South 13tli Street , Oranlm , Nubrnik * .
J. J.
Manufacturers of Lime ,
Anil lilpl"-rs of Oiml.Couk , Cement , 1'lnMcr , Mme ,
Driiln Tilenn I bcwi-r I'lpeOlllce' , 'IN S. iotli
bt , Onmlm , Neb. Tc-c ! i > lumu 611.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Goto
211 South 13th SI . Orualm. Ni'b.
JOry Goods and Notions.
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M. E SMITH i CO. ,
Dry Goods , FurnisliiiiE Goods and Notions ,
1103 nml 1104 DouKlni , Cor llth St. , Oranha. Neb.
KlLPATRTc K K"C3CTT DRV COO D s"(5c
ImportoK and JoliliersiiiDry GoodsNotioiii ,
Gcntt' Furniihlni : { looji Tomer llth niiel lliunoj
Ms .OiuuliH , ttc-brtitka.
Furnlturo.
& STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in ForniturD ,
Furoatn Strcc-t , Omulia , Ncbruskn.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
OmuliH , NcbraiLn
Crocorlos.
PAXTON7 GALLAGHER i :
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions
TO , 707 , TOO anil 711 S. 10th St , Onnlm , Nt b.
McCORD , BRAbY i CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
Hi nnrt I.civnnwortli Street ! , Omaha , NebranXn.
_ Hardware.
LEE.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate
MetalH , r-htc'l lion , e-lc ARcuts for llovvt' Scule- :
iliami l'uvvdc-r niul I. } lu.ui llarbud vvlio ,
( Jmub.i , Nobritsktu
HIMEBAUGH .V TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Slioi
Jluchnulcs' Toots an ! llulTalo Hcalcs ItOS
r-troejl , Omaha , Nebruskii.
, \VILH ELM Y .St CO. .
Wholesale Hardware.
JOth anil Ilarne-r bit. , Omaha , Neb Wcttrn Ascn
tor Auntln rmvderCo , Jcrfurnoii Htc-ul Nulle ,
_ _ _ rmrbunki tlunilunt Sculos. _ _ _ _
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY UO ,
\ Vholcnlo Manufacturers of
Saddlery & Jinocrs of Saddlery Hardv/ai1 /
And Leather. 1101 , UUTi mil HIT Ilitraoy Bt. , Ouiali :
H a rdwnro.
w. J.BROATCH.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprlngt , Waiton Slock , Hanloarc , Lumber , Ktc. K
unil 1211 HariH'T blnel , Omaha.
' Cape , Eto. _
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w. L. PA'RROTTE & , co. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Good
1107 Ilarncr Street , Omaha , Neb.
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All Kinds of Buildini Material at Wholesa
IBtiBtreotand Union 1'aclflcTractrOmaha ,
LOUIS BRADFORDii "
Dealer in Lumlier , Lath , Lime , Sasb ,
llooti.Etc. Yardi-Corotr 7th and Doufflai : Cori
fill aad Puunlai.
fllAIIAJOFMlS'DIRECTOl '
, Lumber.
C. N. UIUTZ ,
Dealer In All Kinflj of Lptcp ,
Hthaml California Street * . Omaha , Nebm t .
" " ' '
"t-utu vv u / \ > r
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc , , Eta
_ , Corner f Hi ami Douglas Sli .Omnhft ,
T W. HARVEY LUMUEIt COT '
To Dealers Only ,
Offlct' . HOT r'anmm Mreet Omaha
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JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
V/liolcsale / Lumber , Etc ,
Imported nnil American I'ortlnn.l ( Yim < ns Statt
Aue-nl tor MllwniiVt'i' llrilraullrCeiutnt and
ejulm-y While 1.IIUU
CHAS. R. LEE.
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Vooel Ciri't-1 * nnd rnnjuet Floorliij 9th nml lmcN
_ IVillllnoryand Notions.
l. OBERFELDEH A 00
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
W 5lll nd71..iMith Illli
Overalls-
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jc-in Pauls , blum , Me IKr'niidllOllKiiiula ! Mreet.
Uuialiie. Neb
Wholesale Notions anil Furnishing Goods
i nml < > ii Si nth imii M . OMI iiin
Oils-
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholsalo Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle dread' , Ktc , Omaha. A II lllfhii | > Mnimiter
V1NYARD & SCHNEIDER.
notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
HIXMlarni'T Mri'i't. Onmlm
Office Fixtures.
TtIK MMMOXIW MAM ( ACTL'UI.NO CO.
Miumfiu lurcrs of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantle * , flili-bonrls llookCnse * , Dmir riMuret.Wall
' . ' . Heer ami Wins
I'moi , Pnit.lion llBillneM't'imler *
' . miloilier , liWnud ltO
( 'iinle'r-i. Mirror"cti1 lueteirj
South 1Mb. tit , Uitinha 'lolciilitme H.M.
Paints and
"C UMMINGS &
\V holotalo De-nle-rs In
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
UN F.i rn a in Mreut. Omaha , Neb.
Papor.
" " " " " "
"CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Carry anlco itnck of Printing , Wrapping nnrl Writing
l'nsr. Hiieclnl ntleatlnn I'lM'n to tar loud orden.
Pnpor Uoxos.
"
JOHN L WILKIE.
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Nos HIT nml 131'J Douglas St , Onmlm , Not ) .
Printers' Mntorlaln.
"WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION.
Auxiliary Polishers ,
Dvalcnln Tnir , l'n > < VH and I'rlnti-ra'tJupplUu. GDI
SoLth mh fireet , Omaha.
Goods *
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
Dll Clothing nml l.calbc-r Uc-ltlni : . luH 1 nriuiui btreC
Sjsh , Doors , Etc.
M. Ar DISBROV t < 2o7r "
Wholesale Mnnur .eturcrs of
Sasli Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
llraucti omct ) , 1'tli unil Irnnl feln-uts , Omnlm , Neb.
BOHN MANUFACTURING ccJT"
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
W-'uItllni , MnlrWork nnd Intrrlor Ilnnl Wood KtoJ.
< u. N. U. Corner - < lh and l.ouvouwortli htrc-uti ,
Omaha , 3cb.
JBtoam Httlnga , Pumpa , Etc- _
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A. L.VrRANG CO. ,
Pninps , Pipes and Engines ,
CJa ifiSTKn" ma ± ! " - Kto-
CHUHCH1LL PUMP CO. .
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fillings ,
Jteam nnd Water Siinpllfi. Hendqiinrlcr * for Mast ,
foc l & Co'a Kooila. Ill ] 1 urniim .Ht , Omaha.
U. S. WIND ENGINE ilVuMr CoTT
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Unllldajr Wind Mills. Oil and Mfl Fnrmim M.Ouiaha.
CJ 1 UU B , AilliiK MaiiiKrr ,
BROWNELL & WUi ,
Enpes , Boilers and General Machinery [ ,
Buet't Iron Work li-am I'mnps , SHW MIKs , 1U3-1216
U-avunn orth fctreut , Onmhu.
_ _ _ Sooda.
PHIL. STIMMEL
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
911 uilJ OU Jonua btruct Onmlm ,
Storage , ForwnrcMnB _ & Comrnlaalon
ARMSTRONG , PETT"lS & CO. . *
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Drnnch lioiiMiif Iho lleiMit'lluciy I'o lluiiKli-sat
wUultBJlu iinil rolull. 1 ih lllOnniln \ - Iznril blrce-t ,
Ouinlm. 'rc-U-Dliiinu NnTVI
Stacks , Uollors , E
H. K. SAWYER ,
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Slacte
UrltchliiKS , Tanki-anil Hunt-mi Holler HepulrlMt ; . Uli
Uoilun Mre-i-t. Ouioha. Neb
Browors.
STORZ & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1W1 North KUthtccnth itreot , Qmnhn , fab.
Cornlco.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS. < jf
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice , \
Jobu Uponutcr. I'riiprletor 1WI DoiUo and nil and IK i
Nurlh imh glrui-i Oniulm *
Ironworks.
STE'AVI BOILER woRrTs ,
Cnrtur It coa l'iop MamifnUurc-rscjf all klndi
Steam Boilers , Tinlis and Sliest Iron Wort
Works Foulh aiih nnd 11. . \ M. Cro eln | { .
I'AXTOS 4 VIKUJ.I.SU IIION WOIIKS.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wort ,
Kntlne . llrn ! VVorL General 1 niindry , Mnclilneand
lllnekmullh Work oilleei nud W rk , U r. Ity.
ml Kill strc-et , Omnlia.
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CfMAHA WIRE It IRON WORKSi
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Doik nnli. | Window C'.tmrH. MOITCT St.induVlr
( Uns , IUeUI North llth rllree-t , Oinnlia.
OMAHASAFE and IROJ WORKS.
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
VatilU.Jall Work , Iron and Wlra Konclnu , tJUni , Klo.
U Andrcen , 1'rop'r Cor. lUharnlJ ek oiiijti.
CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
and Screens , for bnnkinnire9 tlori'n resilience. ! , otc.
Improved Awnlnnv lxckmiillh Muchlnvrr and
UUckiiulin Work * . Mibeiulh Kill SI.
: MEAGHER & LEACH.
Fire and Burglar Proof Salts , Time louts ,
1 General Agonti for Dltbold Safe A Ix > ck Co.'a
T ulU and Jail Woik.lltt farannbtrt lOoi Ui i