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Up, Cleared, and Sailed for this Port.
BARKS. ,
Freya CNori, Johnsen Buenos Ayres, sld May ST.
Emma and Robert iGer). Schmidt, at Buenos
Ayres May I.
Gaeta (itali, Leboflfe. at Naples April 21.
Ke.u Men ieissohn (Gerj, Fretwurst, at Buenos
Avres April 25.
Yzabel (Porti, Arango, Oporto via Rio Janeiro,
sld April 16.
Minerva (.Nor), Johannesen, Shields, sld about
June 1.
Rirgitte iNor), Gregersen, Rosario, sld May 15.
Washington iltai>. Catiero, Girgenti, sld June 1
Martino Cileuto i.tai), Ametrauo, Buenos Ayres,
sld May IS.
Brabant (Bely), Voss. Antwerp, sld June 26.
Mozart (Ger), Bu.ler, Hamburg, sld June 14.
Buenos Ayres iGer), Ahters, at Goole May It
OsseolBr). Davies, at Swansea May Yi via St
Paul de Loauclo.
Victoria i Br), Davis, Newport E, sld June 3 via
Montevideo.
Sjomanden (Nor), Carson, at Buenos Ayres June
5.
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12.
Sonora (Ger 1 . Schwartz, Ensenada, eld June ?.
Grazieba (Nort.Audreaseu, Ensenada, cldJune
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Adolph (Sw), , Table Bay, sld June 17.
BRIOS.
John Wesley, Van Gilder. Baltimore, sld July 11.
SCHOOXERS.
Annie Bliss, O'Donnell. Baltimore, sld July 1.2.
Geo W Sweeney, Ilew.tt, I’niladelphia, sld July
16.
Jnu R Penrose, Halliday, Philadelphia, sld July
14.
Spotless, Eldridge. Baltimore, sld July Ilk
BOCK NO HJiiS.
Frances: A Story for Men and Women. By
Florence Finch-Kelly. Sanfred & Cos., New
York. Paper; 50 cents.
This is in some respects a very startling
novel. The moral question which forms
t'ue corner stone of tue book is, whether or
not it is immoral for husbands and wives
to live together after they have ceased to
love eac i other, and whether or n t the
story is prono meed immoral depends unon
now this question is answered. Aside irorn
the moraii. y considerati n, the c implicated
plot with inc.deuts crowding rapidi > upon
one another, and charuc ors full of very
minan passions, hold the interest of the
reader from the start, and whoever begms
tue book will be sure to finish it.
How They Kept the Faith. A tale of the
Hugu uots of LaagueUoc. By Grace Ray
mond Anson. D. F. Rudolph & Cos., 38 West
Twenty-third street. New York.
The author in tnis work has succeeded iu
presenting a deeply absorbing story. The
characters are well drawn, the plot is ex
cellent and the interest is maintained from
tue beginning to the end. It is a story that
is well suited to the tastes of all classes of
readers—especially the most intelligent
class.
Madeline, and Other Poems. Bv James Mc-
Carroll, wii h portrait of the author and intro
duction by Charles Lotin Hildreth, lielford,
Clarke & Cos., publishers, New York.
This is a co.Jectio.i of poonis of a great
deal of merit. No one who likes poetry
an read these poems without feeling that
the au.hords a true poet.
MAGAZINES.
The New York fashion Bazar for Au
gust contains the mo t charming models . f
gowns and bonnets which the genius of the
Parisian m diste can contrive. There is
infinite variety in the styles ot the summer
carnival of dressy Alt ough empire and
directoire forms predominate, there is prac
tically no limit to the pi turo.-q ie effects
obtained by the union of modem ideas and
astes with t:.e fashions of bygone days.
The August number of the Fashion Bazar
contains the commencement of anew novel
by W. Heimburg, entitled, “Lenore von
Toiler).” George Munro, 17 to 27 Vande
water street, New York.
The Sanitarian for July contains a large
nuinbar of very valuable articles. The
leading article is “Microbic Life in Sewer
Air,” and it is one that s.iouid be lead by
sanitarians. The American News Com
pany, New York.
Harper's Young People continues to be
popular with its many readers Harper
Bros., New York.
Took Off His Under Lip.
Eight years ago a cancer came on my
lower lip. I had it cut out while ;t was vet
s nail, and it heated up, apparently, but
soon broke out again, and commenced eat
ing very rapidi . It took off my u ,der lip
from one side to the other, and down to
my chin. 1 had it treated by burning, and
got so weak that I did not think that I
could stand it much longer. Attar much
suffering 1 discarded all other treatment,
and began taking Swift’s Specific, and the
cancer soon began to heal," a id in a short
time I was completely healed and I was en
tirely well. It is now over three years
since I got wed, and there has been no sign
of any return of the disease. I kuow it wai
cancer, and 1 know it was cured alone by
S. S. S. E. V. Ferrand, R ston. La.
S. S. S. cured me of malignant sore throat
and mouth, caused by impure blood. The
trouble extended down to mv left lung,
which was very sore. The d'ctors prac
ticed on me tor three years without relief,
when I left them and took S. S. S. Four
bottles cured me. Ben Riley,
. Meridian, Miss.
Treatise on Blood and Bkin Diseases
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Cos., Drawer 3,
Atlanta. Ga.
BARGAINS AT SILVA’3.
Spring Clearing Sale of Surplus Stock,
Odd Lots, Remnants and olightly
imperfect Goods at Less Than Cost
to Make Room for New Importations.
A large lot of lamps very cheap.
Special prices on dinner sets, tea sets,
chamber sets and fancy articles.
A splendid opportunity to secure bar
gains.
Am opening spring stock of fly fans,
water coolers,ice cream freezers, wire dish
covers, and other summer goods, which
w ill be 3old at low figures.
A large lot of lunch, market and other
baskets.
All this and much more at Silva’s,
140 Broughton street.
Let Her Go,
Gallager! We mean the Gallager at the
Switchback on Tybee Island. Make your
purchases at Appel & Schaul’s, One Price
Clothiers, at their popular prices, and get
your Swiichback tickets free. Gallager
kuows how to push . We have tried
him.
Please Don’t
1 or a moment suppose we are fooling when
A e we are selling out; it is as sure as
\... --- -. oe seoior member of the firm,
after an active partnership of thirty years,
retires, thus lecessitating the closing out in
ei to settle up. IV uat better evidence
oo you want than your own eyes? We
< iter you a suit for sls that is w orth $23 of
.iy mans money. Our sls suits are ns
k lf ' 9 tha t a iv sls suit you
w here. We offer you our sls
F, L ° f ?*if . ifht s . shirts, aud everything
Jl i3' ,e is offered a t reduced price.
I'.v.fi? G? r> ’f ‘ s ,lot "ow a question of
‘ • f* ’ ho ds ha v e obe sold regardless
kT,a “The Famous l44 Congress
nah Gt 01 "^ 0 * corner Whi aker, Savan-
Citizen— ls the fl ;ht all over?
KrtF* '* ltto —Of course it is. Don’t you
cnr. a Jk? llceman st:l: *diuK right whereitoc
curreoi -Lawrence American.
THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. JULY 22, 1889.
A BUHGLAR’3 ccnfession.
EUa Larabee Tells the Story of Her
Life.
(Copyright 1389.;
New York, July 30.—1 t was a pretty |
figure that came forward to where I sat in
the office of the Kings county prison, i .
spite of the hideous striped dress and the
over-shadowing hoed that almost hid the
face, and a wonderful face it was for one
to meet in a prison! Ruddy-cheeked and
blue-eyed, with a profile that might have
made a model’s fortune; hair that crept i ut
in stray, rebellious, curling locks of auburu
irom i e:iea h the can, aud which she tucked
into place in a girlish way with a shapely
hand which would have been prettv but
lor the cheap rings on her fingers. 'Even
the prison dress fitted gratefully, and as she
came through the hall I observed that she
did not walk with the painful shamble
common to criminals. The long, lithe body
moveu with ail easy dignity, ami there was
a playful scorn about the lips that bespoke
f1 ’Osscssion of spirit and passion.
This anomalous 2J-year-old bit of femie
lm y, who has often turned men’s heads in
more senses than one, was Helen Edgarly,
alias LID Larabee,the'-Queon of the Cracks
|nea and ttie only femme burglar in Araer
ica. Irom her own lips I gathered the
roman ie story of her life, ami the c iuse
that led her to adopt the profession of
housebreaker.
Beating herself by my side, sbopu led off
l UO h ' a ii ( l began her recital in a voice
that at first showed a trace of nervousness.
But reserve was brushed aside when she
told exultantly of her more remarkable ex
ploits. C xniag from the lips of a young
and beautiful girt, it was a tale almost
passing belief and which would hardly
ue credited, were it not in some p iris at
least b > ne out by the official rec ords of
her daring crimes.
“I have no recollection of mv parents,”
she began. ‘‘When a mere child I was in
the keeping of a man who was not my
lather and whose name I took, passing as
nis daugh er. That is the name by which
1 have been known to the police.
“I ' v eli remember my first job. I was
only 14 when I began stealing from h 'Uses.
1 had no fear but lots of caution, and I was
clever at making a guess which has helped
me out of many a hole. I had the house in
my eye for weeks before I got the cuan.-e to
work it. One night I was ready. 1
watched that house for hours, till ail the
lights were out. Then I watehed the po
liceman on post, but I soon made up my
mind that I had nothing to fear from that
direction. My story of explanation was
all ready on tho tip of my tongue, to tell
should I be caught; they would believe it
from a young girl like me. Silently I ere ot
to the basement and w ith a table kuife
shiv ed t e widow citch. Another mo
ment and I was inside. Not. a sound I heard,
so 1 crept upstairs to the second floor, first
taking the precaution to unlock the base
ment door for exit after work was done.
Upstairs 1 searched aud searched; it seemed
like hours. At last I found what I wanted,
with money and jewelry I crept down
stairs, oh, so softly! my heart beating with
excitenie .t and yet not afraid. I reached
the basement, shut tho door quietly and an
instant later was out in the street. There
was no policeman in sight.
“I was a burglar!
“The dream of years had been accom
plished. I stood there with the plunder in
my hands aud all the exploits of wh.eh I
had heard so ofteu seemed to vanish by
comparison with mine. Yet 1 had en
countered no danger. I had not eve i bee i
molested. Was this because I was a woman ?
I had a pretly face; that was to be my for
tune then, even as a bu glar, and I resolved
to make it worth the having.
“The money and jeweny? Oh, it went
like all the other swag I got my hands on.
In this one particular I have never varied;
all my plunder has been ‘blown in’ as
quickly as it came. We had a merry time
wuiie it lasted; drinking and carousing,
aud taking our pleasure in our own way. 1
never learned to drink heavily, but any
one of our friends could have all the liquor
e wanted while the money held out. The
silver and other jewelry went the same way;
it was sold aud tne money wasted.
“On my next job I was elegantly fixed.
It was several months afterward. I had a
tool made for opening 1 assmeat windows
and I took a good deal of pride in the fact
that my instrument could spring the so
called !.urglar-j>roof catches as easily as the
old-fashioned catches. It was mv own in
vention and I practiced with it on the
windows of our own house till I was sure of
its being perfect.
“It was a simple thing, male of hardened
steel with a wedge-like point to work in
between the sashes and force the catch. I
c ;uld even lock the sash again with it. I
selected a house in a quiet neighborhood
and had not long to wait . The tool worked
like a charm. Stepping in at the basement
window, 1 opened tae front bise uent door
as before. Then up stairs I went. A door
that I pushed open creaked a little. I en
tered, after listening for a sound and hear
ing nothing. There was a gleam of moon
light coming through the shutter of the
trout window, and it fell on something up
on a chair that made me start. It was the
shining barrel of a pistol. Well you may
imagine iny whole object was now to get
that pistol. I crept uo to the chair and
stood beside a bed where a man lav asieeD.
1 took the weapon and slipped out of the
room to the bathroom where I left it. Then
I went back again and got what I wanted.
It hardly paid for the trouble, but I had
scored another point and, as o.i my first
venture, I came off safely. I was never
suspocted of either of these robberies.
“1 was now . o fool m housework.’ My
third venture was a lucky and yet aD un
lucky one. I entered a lady’s room while
she was asleep and got some jewelry and
money. Success had made nie careles-. I
wore the jewelry when I went to Coney
Island, some time later, and I was arresied
there with it on me. Of course I protested
that I got it from somebody else, but the
police, although they were mystified about
me, principally on accouut of my vouta, I
suppose, would not let me go. There was a
ring winch they were resolved to get back
for the lady a; all hazards, so they brought
me to the house where I lived and began to
search. My trunk was brought down stairs
and I was in a dilemma, knowing that the
ring was hidden there.
“ ‘Now,’ said one of tho detectives, ‘you
had bettor give up that ring, and it’ll be
lighter for you.’
“I protested, while I was turning no
things over for them to look at, that I
hadn’t got any ring. At that very instant
my eye caught sight of the jewel aud with
a flick of mv fingers—a tries I had learned
—I se it it flying up my sleeve.
“‘Here, stop there,’ said one of the of
ficers. ‘We don’t want you to do the
searching. You go and get us a larap.’|
“One of the two came with me, I selected
a lamp that was nearly empty. Ho orderd
me to fill it, a id as I did so, I slid the ring in
among the oil. I then filled the lamp, lit
it and handed it to him. Of c urse they
searched in vain. But they still iusisted
that 1 had the ring and threatened that it
would be the harder for me if I did not
restore it. I finally relented.
•‘ ‘Well, I gave you the ring,’ said I.
“ ‘Gave me the ring?’ said the puzzled de
tective to whom I spoke.
“ ‘Yes, you had it in your hand all the
time, it was in the lamp;’ and I told him
how I had slipped it there while filling it.
“At the s.ation bouse they to;d the cap
tain.
“ ‘Well, by- ’ he exclaimed, ‘that’s
the smartest girl I have come across in
many a year. She’s a daisy and will be
heard from yet.’ ”
And the pretty burglar laughed heartily
at the recollection.
“Did tuey make it light for me?” she
asked, showing her white teeth like a
beautiful tigress, “no, they nsver do. But
it was ail mv fault that time. I should
never have w orn the stuff. Oh, it’s foolish
to wear what you have taken!” She sighed
as other girls'might over a novel. “It’s a
dead give-away. You might as well pro
claim to everybody that it has been stolen,
for all the chances are boat someone will
find it out. I made up my mind never to
be so foolish again. I got two years for
that blunder. I had some good resolutions
when I got out, and tried bard to keep
them; but fate, I suppose, was against tne.
Avery kind gentleman interest*! 1 himself
in me aud goo me a situation; but as they
wanted me to put in at>n of coat and to
work for eleven w eeks without pav, I cut t ho
engagement short br running away. My
good resolutions melted and I was soon
back to my old hau-its.
"After that I was bolder but never reck
less. I was never caught at mv work hilt
once, and that was whe i I had a partner.
Y u see 1 had no right to have anybody
with me. I had made the acquaintance of
a girl nere, in prison, and we agreed to 1 e
partners in the housework line. O ie ni Hit,
as we had just fimsaed going through tho
second floor of a house and were coming
away from the neighborhood, she st ippea
to speak to some acquaintance. I walked
on ahead, carrying the plunder, and sig
naled for her to come along; but it was to >
late. Her delay spoile l all. for the alarm
had been given and we were Imtfi taken iu.
I never had a partner again.
"The biggest haul I ever made, was from
a stingy, riefi old fellow w io cout i well
afford it. I piped off the house r t weeks
before I finally went in. I got SSO9 in c Id
cash, done up in a handkerchief, and came
away without looking for more, and w ith
out even distkfblurr bis dreams We lived I
in clover for a while, I tell you.
was Pits of drink all round, and pleasuring,
aud I had several new dres es outof iL
(Here she glanced ruefully down at fior
coarse prison gown). Ab, you wouldn’t
have known me then! Yes, we‘blew it in’
inside of a few weeks and then I had to
look out for another victani.
“I suppose I have gone into forty houses
altogether, and was never once caught at it
when I worked alone. There is no particu
lar hour for woik >.f this 8 >rt; I just take
the hour that suits me best, alter h iving
studied tho house and the folks in it. I
h ive waited three months, in one case, be
fore going into the house. That was in a
jeweler’s. He took the sachel with the
jewelry up to his bedroom, on the second
floor. Yes, I got it, after all, and a gooif"
haul it was too,” s h.e add-d, smiling, “but I
didn’t get very much out of it. The men
you seii these things to look out for the
lion’s share for themselves.
"I never carried a lantern or anything of
that sort—no woman ever would, I think.
I carry matches, though. My little pick
latch is the only tool I ever used. I have
e itered houses several times and cone
away Jagain without touching anything;
the people were so poor that 1 hadn’t the
heart to rob the n. I would shut tne win
dows so quietly aud step so softly they
never would t e disturbed.
“Burglars don't have much to fear from
policemen. I never had. You can always
avoid being seen by the n, with a little
caution. I have passed them asleep on
tlieir beat many a time when I have been
operating on their posts. I remember once
tne entire post was changed in a certain
precinct on my account- R .in is a g eat
help to us. Wnon it rained I would never
take the trouble to look for a policeman. I
knew it was a waste of time. Oh, they
know enough to come in out of n shower at
meht.”
And again the satirical, yet not unmusi
cal, laugh came from between the pretty
burglar’s lips.
“Detectives are clever, in a way,” she
continued, “but I thiuk most women could
play with them as you would with chil
dren. One of the cleverest I ever knew
used to get his wife to ferret out all the
hard cases when women were concerned.”
“Were you never in peril?” I asked,
“never really afraid of your life when on
your burglarizing adventures?”
‘ No, I can’t say that I was ever fright
ened. Sometimes I’ve been a bit worried
about things, but never scared. You see it
is different with men? When a woman
makes up ner mind to do a thing, she does
it right through; but a man allows himself
to be diverted by whatever happens while
be is doing it. There are worse things than
pistols for a woman to fear when she goes in
to a room at night. Few man would shoot
under such circumstances. If they awoke
and saw a woman searching the house, they
might funk it was some member of tho
household, or even at the worst, I could
make some sort of an excusa that would
half satisfy them. Now they would take
no excuse from a man, but would either
shoot or give an alarm. I never carried a
pistol; never saw tho need of one.
“While I was serving mv second term in
prison,” she said, with a coquettish twirl of
her 1 ood strings, “I was about 16 I think—
I had several offers of marriage. It all
came ab .ut iu the funniest way in the
world. I suppose there’s something about
a woman when she has been very bold in
some way, that fascinates the men,” she
added demurely, looking up from under her
loug golden-brown eyelashes. “At any
rate they came thick and fa.t for a while,
and I had a time getting rid of them. One
was a mechanic, another a farmer, and
there were several others. I did got mar
ried once,” aud again the shadow of gloom
passed over the bright face, “but that’s
gone. When I get out of here. (I’m up for
six years this time, as there were twenty
three charges against me,) there is a young
man ready to marry me and it may possi
bly happon. Who can tell? Anyhow I’m
tiled of prison, I’m 20 years old and I’ve
been five in here altogether at different
times, so I think you’d agree that I’ve had
enougn of it."
“Tfien you mean to reform and live an
honest life?” I asked.
Her eyes opened wide.
“I want to be honest if I can. They say
I’m no good, though. Didn’t they to 1 you
so? I used to work at shoei for a living
once, but I couldn’t make enough to keep
soul and body together in those days, and
(with a shrug) I’m sure i don’t think I could
do so now.”
“Of all the money you have made out of
your robberies, havo you saved anv?”
“Saved money? Me?” she exclaimed,
rising and reaujustiflg her ungainly hood’
over the handsome face, “Lord, what a
question. Why, do you imagine anybody
comes here if they have money? Not one.”
As she spoke she glanced at the office
clock. Her half hour was up, and with a
graceful courtesy, her tapering fi , K ,, rs
touened her pat- icia.i chin and tne “Queen
of the Burglars” swept past me to her coll.
D ' Tin W'!•*'nm- r-t
The Verdict
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for Biliousness ami Liver Com
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made Being free from any mineral
ingredients, and sugar-coated, Ayer’s
Pills are adapted to all ages, constitu
tions, and climates.
“Having used Ayer’s Pills for many
years in my practice and family, I feel
justified in recommending them as aji
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They sustain all the claims made for
them.”—W. A. Westfall, M. D., V. P.
Austin & N. W. R. R. Cos., Burnet,Texas.
“Ayer’s Pills keep my stomach and
liver in perfect condition. Five years
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pepsia, most of the time being unable to
retain any solid food on my stomach. I
finally began to take Ayer’s Pills, and
after using only three boxes of these
magical pellets, was a well man.”—
Lucius Alexander, Marblehead, Mass.
If you have Sick Headache, Constipa
tion, Indigestion, or Piles, try
Ayer’s Pills,
PREPARED BT
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Cos., Lowell, Mass.
Bold by All Druggist# And Dealer* in 1/odiclne.
fTTT P MORNING NEWS carriers reh
I H r ever y part Of the city e.iriy. Twenty.
AII A j five cent* * week paya for tbe Daily,
LOTTERY.
OFFICIAL DKAWirtU
-OF THI
- STATE LOTTERY,
SINGLE NI MBEK. C LASS "G.”
Drawn at New Orleans. La., on Tuesday,
July 16, ISS?*.
FEU PRISE
ALL GENUINE lAiJisiana - Lot.ery
Tickets are .1 ite-1 Nee Orleans, and agree t,.
pay a 1 prizes in N• w Orlems. waere Fie Font
piny h.gjiis its Charter from the State, and
where both th' purchaser of a ticket and the
Company arsequally protected bv the laws of
the Stan* and of the United States. Tickets
date I and issued from other cities in the name
of the Louisiana Stale Lottery Company, prom
isiugti pay prizes iu other places tiuti Netv Or
loins, are not Louisiana state Lott, ry Tickets
af all. but are counterfeits an.l cheats intended
to deceive and defrau I the unwary
tf “MEMBER that OXK DOLLAR is the
pri.-e of the s naiiost part orf.-a.-fioa of a tie-t.-t
issued in any drawing. Anything in our name
offer -d at a less pric -. is either a counterfeit or
a swindle. REMEMBER further, wnen exam
iaiug to see if your ticket has drawn a prize,
never to accept anything hut our official draw
ings, which are copyrighted tin W the Act of
t'ongr -ss, and cannot he reprinted coriecfly
under penalty of **■- in,
.Vo. Prize. .Vo Prize. i ,\o. c f
310 ...$ 300 2500* $ 300 1 793i.... goo
382 ... 200 26006 200148010... 200
30i . 500 26137 2001 1MH0.... 200
406 ... 900126591 800 48262 200
653 ... 300j28433 .. 300.482;3 500
823 ... 300 26623 2ii*i 45281 . 300
837 ... 500 26701 .. 300 1 48336 .300
1026 ... 200j26799 200 4k is) 500
1004 .. 200 ’2)873 .. .300 4,3114 200
1083 ... 200 26913 ... 300148735 .. 200
1182 300 27167 . 200148786 200
1577 300127225 ... 310 488 '7 .. 200
120 300'27323 . 200,48826 260
1608 ... 300,27548 ... Ski 4sst 200
1855 ... 200 27359 . . 310 4,8105 500
2327 . 200127656.... 1000143981 .. 300
2334 ... 200 27698 200148982 300
2354 200 27732 200 J'.MO3 . -200
2434 . 500 j 27794 800149254 ,300
2337 ... 200 27821 200i49276 . 300
2715 ... 200.27967 300]45M63 200
2816 ... 200 28403.... 500; 49412 200
3293 .. 200 28443 .. 200:49430 .. 200
.3688 ano 23477 200 49676 . . 200
3777.. 500 28197 .. 1000,50091. .. 200
3963 .. 200 29170 . 300150108 ... 200
4011 .. 200 29176. . 200 50207 . 500
4325 200 29.310 . 200 50300 ‘2OO
4422 .. 500 29356 200 50421 300
4446 ... 300:29361 .. 900 .50604 .. 200
4130.. 200 29377 500 50896 300
4557 .. 1000 29501. . g. 50913 ... 200
43'21 . . 200 23712 . 300 509.32 . 200
4882 ... 200 30227 300 509.19 . 200
5009 200 30289 .. 200 51Of',’ . ,300
5130 300,30722: . 300 51238 200
5253 200130999 ... 300 51287. ~ 200
5.72.. 200 31037 .. 2*l 51323... 2*l
6301.. 200 31126 . 200 51419... 800
5351 300,31155 200 514.38 .. 300
5536 . 300,31784 200 51499 . 500
5503 . 200 3120! . 200 51551 20 1
5604 ... 200 31821 . 200 52102 .. 200
5730. . 200 31542 . 900'5213! ... 200
5705 200181655 200 5217 7 200
57*1 50 0 9 31700 200 52934 300
5838. . 20013109 ft 5000 523.5 . 200
5900. .. 200 31959.... 500-58419 -. 2<*l
5925 ... 200 32304 ... 1000 52493 .. 200
5934. .. 200 32341 ... 300 5252! ... 200
6170.. 300,32360.... 200 52770 .. 200
6281.. 200132603... 300 52834 . 300
6313 ... 20,1137863.. . 300 2917. .. 200
6119.. 200 32927. .. 200 52984.... 300
6567 ... 200133056 .. 200 58261 ... 200
6387 200.33314 .. 200 58496 .. 2k)
7039 .. . 200 38333 .. 1000 53585. .. 200
7069.. 200 33352... 500 53589... 200
7195 200 33480 .. 200 53618... 500
7205 .. 200 33497 ... 200 53701 200
7292 200 33525.... 200 53822.... 300
7-300 3iW 33317 ... 300 53377 ... 300
7357 200 33881 200 53978... 300
7585 ... 200 33932 ... 200 54078 ... 200
7721. .. 300j34004. ... 200 54193 ... 2*l
7798 200 34082 ... 2ilo 54283.... 200
7812.. 300 34209 . 900 54390 .. 200
7839 ... 200 34448 ... 500 54542 .. 3XI
8.16 200 34483... 200 54333 .. 2*l
8421F... 200 34508... 200 5 4643 .. 500
86 !4.... 300 34513 .. 200 54706 ... 300
8826 ... 200 34643. .. 200 54728 ... 310
8894.. 200,34673 500 54730... 200
8977.. 500'84755 ... 200 54839.... 200
9010.. 200 34772... 200,54885.... 800
9063 ... 500134860. ... 200 51981.... 200
9223.. 1001*0 34979 ... 200 54977 .. 200
9452.. 200 i 350.14 .. 200 5.5039 . 3*l
9563 ... 200 35042.... 500[55062 ... 300
93-17... 200j35202.. . 200 55172 .. 500
9688 ... 300,.15288 ... 300,56258 .. 200
9747.. 200 35324 200'55968 ~ 600
9836 ... 200 35345.... 3001 55278.... 3*l
9839.. 3XI 35454 ... 800!55302.... 900
10011 300 35408.... 1000166432 200
10117.. 200 35608... 300 55456.... 500
10153.. 300 35705.... 2011 55522 .. 200
10331 ... 200 33782 ... 800155563.... 200
10358.. 1000 36077... 200:56589 .. 200
10501 200 86138.... 2U0|V5658.... 200
10531.. 200 36191. .. 803 55832. .. 300
105!*) ... 200 38275.... 20(1 56077.... 300
10610.. 809 36657.. . 200! 56119 .. 200
10617.. .. 500 33804 ... 200 56376 .. 500
106!9 ... 200 33872, .. 301 50385 . 203
11232.. 200 36929... 300 50412 .. 200
11303.. 200 37107... 900'58584 200
11592.. 200 37142... 200 56716... 300
11094.. 200 37257 200 56923 . 800
12203 .. 200 37343 .. 300)57'49 .. 500
12293 300 37382 . 31*1 57457 ... 2(H
12445 200 37399 ... 200 : 57E79 200
12546.. 1000.37433.... 200 57658 3fKl
13137.. 200*37616..., 1000:57735. .. 309
13299.. 300 37085 .. 200:57744.. . 500
13382.. 200:37745... 500 57747... 300
14148. .. 200,37794 ... 200 57942 ... 200
14160.. 200:38123.... 900 {58217 .. 500
14264 ... 200,3856).... 300158977 . 200
14542 ... 200138569 ... 300158372 ... 500
14544.. 200 38968.... 200 58447.... 300
14624.. 200,39100. ... 500 i 58454 .. 200
14759.. 200 39299... 200 63435. , 300
14891. . 300 39321 ... 200158544 .. 200
15128. .. 200 39335. . 20 )i sbtio7loo4U!>
15106 50000 39404 . . 200 58678.... 300
15306.. 3011,39457... 200 58811 ... 200
15165.. 200 39558.... 200 58332.... 300
15552 200 89850... 1009158402 .. 200
15707.. 500 39722... 200158332. . 500
15940.. 500 89738... 200 59033... 300
15981.. 300 39855.... 29015904 V ... 200
16200.. 500 39968. .. 500 59392.... 200
16399 1000 39969.... 500159478. .. 2DO
16513.. . 200,39985... 1000,59594.... 200
10775.. 200,40102... 800 59596.. 300
16821.. 300 40110 . 300 59758 ... 500
11)887 200 40136 ... 2i*) i 59828 aXI
16909.. 300-40183 ... 200:00037. . 200
13926.. 500140286.... 200[60095 .. 300
17054. .. 300 40244 500 60514 300
17268 ... 500J40368 200 60520 . 500
17279 ... 30) 40423 ... 200 09596 ... 300
17326 ... 50.1 40125 . . 3000)0721 309
17413 200 40556 200 [60947 - 21*1
17476. .. 500 40659. .. 200161000. .. 200
1757d ... SOI) 40693.... 300 61040 ... iflo
1*614 ... 200 4074 ! 200 61 26 200
17783 ... 300 10950 5000 S'4i:> 200
17801.. 200 41002... 200! 61436 .. 200
17834.. 300 41031... 200 0163.3... 1000
1780.3 ... 500 41085... 200;61695 ... 300
18102.. 20*141106... 200 >61766 . 500
18330. .. 200 42110 ... 30(061816.... 200
18576.. 20(1 42158 .. bit I 61-48 . 200
18619. . 200 42546 . 200|5141. 10000
18830 2IX> 42581 .. 260162904.... 300
18034. .. 300 42612 .. 800162102. .. 200
18981.. 31X1 42726 .. 20R62184.... 300
19124. ... 800 42757.... 200 62200 . 1000
10446 . 300 127 5*300000 62480 . 500
19752.. 200 42811... 200 62680... 200
19755 .. 200 42898... 200 63127... 300
19798.. 300 43969 ... 1000163286.... 309
20281.. 201 43107... 200163335 SOU
20345 ... 200 43141 ... 500 6.3548 .. 200
20407 ... 200 43566.... 20u;63636 .. 200
2i>128 .. 300 43705.... 200 03*551.... 200
20431. . 200 43746 . . 300 63603 . . 1000
20518.. 200 438115... 200 0407 0 300
20667 ... 300 43893 , . 200:61386.. 200
20712 .. 2X> 4 4933 .. goo 64375 . . 200
20861. .. 509 49)81 .. 200 64457 ... 200
20925. ... 200 44001.... 800 64468 500
21034 ... 600 41203 . . 201 64401 300
21438 ... 200 41316 . . 1000 61704 200
21669.. 200 44326. . 200 64808 .. 200
21677.. 21X1 41551.... 500'61892 200
22134.. 200 44591... 200164325 .. 300
22115.. 200 44060 .. 300:64998 . 21X1
22479.. 800 44873.... 300 65153. .. 500
: 22460.... 200 44994 .. 309 65178.. 20*1
22675.. 200 45068 ... 300 652! 0... 200
22802 ... 200 45330 .. 200 65371 300
22848.. 200 45488... 300165986 .. 300
23159.. 200 45560.... 209 661% 200
23328.. .. 200 45566... 500;66101 .. 300
23384.. 200 45731... 200166204 .. 200
23307.. 800 4573!'.... 200 66236 . 2(X)
23152.. 500 45751... 200:66258... 200
23582 . .. 500 45852. . . 309 >66324 . 3xl
23957.... 200 45097.... 800:63416 .. 200
24011 ... 200 46128.... 300 66443 .. 200
24060.. 200 46133.... 200j664e8..,. 200 j
24167. .. 200 48158. .. 200 66611 . 10l i
21255 ... 200 46289 .. 200 66713 2001
24309. .. 200146321 .. .31X) 67046 .. 300
24625 .. 200146420 ... 600 67130 ... 3*>o
24676.. 300 46810... 200 67162 . 500
24878 ... 300146983 .. 200 07181 . 200
24911.. 200147121 ... 300 67431 ... 500
24923.. 200 47280 20*1 67607 . 300
25263 . 200 47301 ... 200 67886 .. 30)
25360. ... 00 17432 . 200 67942 . 200
25459.. 30T. 17488 .. 200 68049 .. 31.0
25463 ... 200 47560 . 2UO 68117 . 200
25188.. 200 47904... *BO 86218... **
EiOTTKRY.
-Ve Prize I .Vo Prize ,Vo. Pn'e
68464 ? 500 ii 9692 S 200 88729 5 300
6*4313.'25000 79699 Wv egt4 100-1
68575 . 3\) 79788 21*1 8.(347 J*>
68852. .. 5001*1115 21*18.13.16 ‘B**
68817 go. SOI9O SOOO 89416. . 2*l
68886 . 51XI BOJO3 2t*i K'j;-j:, M*l
69097 g*' 60641 900*89172 .. 200
69336 •*) 8051(1 .. 500 89057 .. gkl
6'Jk>! 2i -scull glii 81*71*2 ... 20.1
69614 200 50649 21*1 >-3V 2>*l
6:1859. 21X1 8072* 3i>i 81*087 2" l *
7'*163 g*l[BoßS7 .***l9oloo .. 31X1
7fK!B 200|81!0! 200 90261 10>*1
70274 300 BHIS VO.i 90382 .. 3i*l
70326 290 81568 *>>lss 560
70850 2PI 817 M 2 1 *! :sl79t g(XI
7"706 300 6)919 ... 3iH f**>7l 500
70806 a* I 821*16 300,909)11 MMt
7166# 500 62106 fioo!9]!l6 900
71265 "2i*i s2t3t ... 300912.13 ... gm
71296 2( *1,82361 2. *1 91229 21*1
71416 300 82652 . 300 9137; X*)
*1477 2*l ,*23632 .. 200;91486 2'*)
72016 2i*rH2*-ft fah* ti 1472 2>>
72072 2i*> '•t'2B7 ... 200-911)87 :-i"I
72238 ~ 2i*l BSUSB .. s<*i 9179! 21*1
72375 s)*l S.'ir.i4 900 92029 . 2(*i
72193 .. 200:83266 200 92157 2iXi
72536 2t) 8331 H .. 300 92;70 200
72099 200 833*1 200 92251 :**•
727.-7 300,83391 200 9:415 2>>
7*2878 .. -2018351! ... 9*l 91421 . 200
72991 .'*>l:B3s-2; 300 925! 300
73228 .**183,11 ... 200 92537 9*l
73246 21*183864 .. 200 92578 ."*xi
7335i 500 83941 .. 500 9*708 | -
73348 a*) 1 84070 200 92777 * 2PI
73547 300 84112 .. 2004*2815 200
73.582 . 500|64158. .. 300 92862 . 800
73617 SOD [84240. .. 200 93038 200
73887 . 9*l 84213 . 900-99093 ... *)
73934 21M 81383 300 93103 !>
74030 . 2K*i 84401.... 1000 93478 , . 200
74487 . .300 M4-I7 . 200 93397 2XI
74611 200 84517 200 93068 200
75105 . 2(*l 845:16 2iX) 9.38 5 ... 500
75133 . 21*) 81230 .. XU 94161 . 300
75386. . 200 85313 .. 2**l 94.331 . 2>
75472 500 85471. . 500194617 . .. 200
7605*1 600,85499... 300 94701.... 300
76232 . 200 85509 . 206:94791 2XI
76512 300 85587 300! 94968 200
76515 . 500 8)610 ... .300 95275.... 2**l
76590.. 200185630 ... 200195289.... 600
76903 300 85786 .. 200 95373 300
77347 2**l 85802 300‘5113 3000
77470 2**1.86)13 . 200 95431 11**1
77506. . 200 66236 .. 200 9.1510 200
77548 200 86149 .. 500 96587 200
77879 a*) 86537 ... 21X1 97)866 ~ p*XI
77710 300 86043 .. 300 97)01.3 . 200
78074.. :**( 80;.-y6 . 300 95993. .. 300
78111 . 500 86996 300 90098.... 200
7812:; . 50(087087 200 96140 .. 200
78178 500 87101 300 90490 a*)
78212 .. 500 87114 ... 300 [9685:.... *•
78360 ... 300 87171 ... 200 98866 .. 200
78385 , 300 87248 ... 200 98891 ... 500
7815! 50.087231 . 200 96918 309
78508 . 200 87389 .. 1000 96950 aid
78764 ... 600 87906.... 300 '.17719 . 200
78808 .. 500187930 ... 300 97800.... 200
78904.. 30,088 84... 200 97988... .'**l
79203 200'88!21 2*oo 97937 200
79234 . 300;88!90.,.. 200198074 2 1 *!
79237 .. 31X188239 200 98869 200
79257 ,***) 8*252 . 200 98414 , 31*1
793-41 300,88403 .. 300)98560 500
79340 500 88445 .. 200' 98653 .. 2*lo
79503 . 900 88800 .. 200199240 200
79580 2ii) 8-668 .. 200 99253 .. 500
79662 200188701 3001
APPROX I MAT ION PRIZE3.
100 numbors from 42708 to 42803 inclusive,
beingso numbers on e-acb .si<lc of the num
ber drawing the Capital Prize of $300,000 SSOO
100 numbers from 58567 to 56057 inclusive,
beine 50 numbers on each side of tlie num
ber drawing the Capita) Prize of SIOO.OQp 300
100 numliers from 15116 to 15216 inclusive,
being 50 numbers on *‘ach side of the num
ber drawing the Capital Prize of $50,000. 2(>i
999nu(fibers ending with 58, the two
last figures of the number drawing the
Capital Prize of $300,000 100
999 numbers ending with 07, being the two
last figures of the number drawing the
Second Capital Prize of SIOO,OOO 100
Prices cashed in full without deduction.
We, the undersigned Rankers of New Orleans.
La., will pay all prizes drawn in the Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters:
It. M. WALM.SLEY, President Louisiana Na
tional Rank.
PIEItKIfi LANAUX, I’residont State National
Rank.
A. BALDWIN, President N. O. National liauk
CARL KOHN, President Union National Bank
The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, Class G, Louisiana State
IzoriEßY, he iv. oy cert if v that the above are the
numbers which were this day drawn from the
100,000 placed in the wheel, with the prizes cor
responding to them.
Wit ness our hands at New Orleans, La., this
Tuesday, July 16, 1889.
<i. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY.
Commissioners.
No. 42758 draws Capital Prize, stoo,ooo, sold in
New Orleans, La.,.st. Louis, Mo., Boston. Mass..
Chicago, 111.. Detroit, Mich., Denver, Col., and
Oakland, Cal. No. 586,17 draws Second Capital
Prize. $100,OX), sold in New Orleans, La., Bos
ton, Mass . Louisville, Ky., San**Francisco and
Sacramento, Cal., Springfield. 111., Reading and
Allentown, Pa., Lansing. Mich., Gallon, 0.,
Meridian, Miss., Boone. la.. Pueblo, Col., aid
Marysville, Tex. No. 15166 draws Third Capital
Prize, $50,000, sold in New York eity and St.
Louis. Mo. No. 63513 draws $25,000. Nos 9223
and 61941 draw each SIO,OOO. Nos.
40950, 8017(1 and 25419 draw each $!i,000.
THE WORK of sending the Official List to
EVERY CORRESPONDENT begins immedi
ately after the drawing and continue* day and
night uni il completed. Should any of our patrons
experience any delay in receiving it, it is owin<
to their name being am* >ig the last on the list.
Address Registered Letters to NEW OR
LEANS NATIONAL BANK, NEW ORLEANS,
LA.
Address: M. A. DAUPHIN, NEW ORLEANS.
LA.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the
year 1889, by the Louisiana State Lottery Com*
panv, in the office of the Librarian of Congress
at Washington.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION I
OVERAMILION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana Stats Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the for Edue••
tional and charitable purposes, and its frau
chise made a part of the presnut State Consti
tution.in I*o. by an overwhelming popular vat* 1 !
lu MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
fierai- \ti n ti/t 11 v (June and December), and its
GRA\I hl\(iLE M MDEK DRAWIAG*
take place in each of lhe other ten months
of lln* year, and are ali drawn In public, at
he Academy of Music, Aew Orleans, La.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
For Integrity of Its Drawings and Prompt
Payment of Prizes,
Attested as follows:
“We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi-
Annual Drawings of 7 he Louisiana State Ixtt
tery Company, and in person manage and con
trol the, bra>i*gs themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty , fairness,
and in good faith toward ad parties, awl ne
authorize the Company to we this certificate ,
with far similes of our signatures attach* and, iu
its advertisements
C *om mission era.
We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn in 'Hie Louisiana
Lotteries which may he presented at our coun
ters
K. M. W \IxMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana \r\ Ilk
PIEHBE L\ \ U X, Pres. State K*t’l Bk.
A. BALDWIY. Pres. New Orleans Wl Bk.
CARL KOIIA, Pres. Inion National Bank.
Grand iYionthlv Drawing
At the Academy of Munir, Xew Orleaus,
Tuesday, August 13, I^H9.
Capital Prize $300,000
100,04)0 Ticket, at £2O each; Halves jlO;
IJuariers $5; Tenths $2; Twentieths t*l.
LIST OP PHIZES.
t PRIZE OF $300,000 is $300,000
1 PRIZE OF 100.000 is 100.000
1 PRIZE OF 50,000 is 50,000
1 PRIZE OF 25.000 is 26,000
2 PRIZES OF 10.000 are 20,000
5 PRIZES OF 5.000 are 25,000
25 PRIZES OF 1,000 are 25.000
10) PRIZES OF 500 are 50,000
200 PRIZES OF 500 are 60,000
500 PRIZES OF 200 are 100,000
LOTTERY.
APPROXIMATIOSf PRIZES.
100 Triz s or ss>iare $50.0*)
1(X 1 Prizes of .•/*', are 30.0i 6.
10) I’rizes of gX) are 20.0U0
TFKMINAL PRIZES.
999 Prizes of 100 are 99.900
999 Prizes of 10.) are 99,900
.2! 4 Prizes, amounting to $1,054,800
Note. Tickets drawing Capital Prizesara not
I entitled to Terminal Prizes.
WANTED.
For fYrn Rates, or aar further in
formaii n tiesired. write iejjibly to ths under
signed, clearly sin? mi: year residence, with
State, County. Street an i Number. More rapid
: return mail delivery will be by your
1 enc.osing an K.u\elo;>e hearing your full address.
important.
Address VI. \. I) VI Pill V.
New Orlcajn, La.,
or >l. A. II VITHIV. *
\V ashinglmt. D. C.
l!y ordinary letter ontaining Money Order
issued by all Kxpi • as l omtianics. New York Ex
change. Draft or Postal Note.
Address Registered Letters Contain
ing Currer cy to
NEW ORLEANS NATION AL BANK,
. New Orleans, La.
“RKMEMBKIt, that the payment of Prize*
is 471 Alt V YI'KICI) BY Fill It N VTIOYAL
BANKS of New Orleans aud the Tickets are
signed by tin- President of an institution, whose
chartered rig:, ts are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware of all imitations or
ationviynos schemes."
ONE BOLL Alt is the price of the smallest
pari or fraction of a Ticket IsM KI) BY IIS
in any Drawing. Anything in our name offered
for less than a Dollar .s a swindle.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Well,llll®
Aq] Rained Hard and Lon.
Gnstoisrs Game to Us, Too,
But Not as Many as Rain Drops,
—HUT
LaFAR
Still Has a Few Nice Things for Hot Weather.
SUN HATS. O-IOT, UNDERWEAR,
ELEGANT GAUZE NECKWEAR,
SU-K BELTS, PAJAMAS,
ALPACA COATS and WHITE VESTS,
NIG HT GA KM ENTS in Cambric aud Pongee Silk,
CORK HELMETS,
FLANNEL and SILK SHIRTS.
SILK aud GINGHAM SUN UMBRELLAS,
And Men’s Summer Wear Generally,
AT
LaFAR'S,
2 1 > 1 > 11 11 St root.
MACHINERY.
McDonough & Ballaiilyne,
IRON FOUNDERS,
Machinists, Boiler Makers and Blacksmiths,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES.
VERTICAL AND TOP RUNNING CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS and PANS.
\ GENTS lor Alort and Union Injectors, the
sunniest and moat effective on the market;
Gullett Light Draft Magnolia Cotton Gin, tha
best in the market.
All orders promptly attended to. Send foe
Trice List.
GARDEN TOOLS.
GARDEN TILE
OR
Border Brio!k:,
GARDEN IIOSE,
Garden Tools
I’OIi SALE by
EDWARD LOVELL’S SONS,
155 Broughton Street.
STOVES.
BOYNTON’S
Furnaces, Ranges,
BALTIMORE BEATERS.
Cornwell&Chipman
AGENTS,
BROKERS.
-V. L. HARTRIDgS
SECURITY BROKER.
r>UYS and sells on commission ail daasea at
Btocks and Bonds.
Negotiates loans on marketable securities.
Now York quotations furnished by private
ticker evory fifteen minutes.
F. C. WYLLY, '
STOCK, BOND i HEAL ESTATE BBOEER,
120 BRYAN STREET.
BUYS and sells on commission al! classes at
securities. Special attention given to pa>
chase uml sal© of real estate.
MI LI, SUPPLIES.
JVExll S rxx> B> Ides
JEKJONS’ PACKING, JENKINS’ T▲LYB^
FOE Sllel BT
J. D. WEED & CO.
A* AIM TS AMD OILS.
JOHN G. BUTLER^
\\7HITE I.K VDS, COLORS, OILS, GLASS,
VARNISH. ETC.: READY MIXED
PAINTS; RAILROAD. STEAMER AND MILL
SUPPLIES; BASHE-. BUNDS AND
BUILDERS' HARDWARE. Sole AgeOt for
LADD LIME, CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT,
HAIR AND LAND PLASTER.
140 Congress street and 189 St. Julian street.
Savannah. Georgia
HOTELS.
THE MORRISON HOUSE
EUTRAf.LY located, on line of street oar*,
offers pleasant south rooms, with e.roelleas
board, lowest rates. With new baths, seworage
and ventilation perfect, the sanitary condition
of the house is of the best. Corner BrougbMa
aud Drayton streets. Savannah. Ga.
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