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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-15


f9rnd Under lha laW q pat fae
massa mUss Do lnoOn
stluek
Ard now, Mr. Editor, such ia The
fact o evary one at The public
markets would have 10 Be twenty
FIVE squares apart. one from the
other to admit between them,
free markets and such not being
the case, in Tie inhabited portion
81 The city. not q single free mar
6et cpn Be locafea any where OK
cept away out into the swamp,
where nothing but alligators and
buh frogs are known 10 exist So
your readers viii sec that the
moral Of this bin is TO abolish.
IL Is said 70 Be d well known fact
chat tile people Of New Orleans
were so generally opposed to this
bill, some eff them waited on Kel.
logg, and in accordance with their
wishes. he vetoed ID.
Now, as to "What interest had
Caloasian for on against The pas
sage OF the bill9H Permit me to ask
what interest would Calcasieu
have ID a bin, Tor OF against. for
which the members from New Or
leans had voted, to license robbery
in Calcasieu
AS To "who paid the money to
secure its passage, lis not more ma
terial to the point than to ask, who
received tie money! So far, /
have not seen denial Of the
charge that money was paid for
its passage; aud as time enough
for its denial has elapsed, since the
charge was made, an honest
public cannot be blamed If they
should view the charge as being
not altogether barren Of truth.
Mr.. Editor, we have had enough
OF such legislation, God knows, to
induce our people to select 90, d
men To make our laws; and il is
alone with the hope that /, too,
may assist in bringing about this
result, I pen this letter. With no
malice, and with no desire to 90
injury 30 any one, / hope To one
will take offence at its contents.
When The fact is SO apparent
that we, ourselves, are not only
oppressed, plundered and enslaved,
but that The chains are forged
to bind hand and foot, our little
ones, now at their mothers breasts,
it behOoves every one of us to
turn our attention to our condition
il all intelligent manner, stop our
dissensions. and unite to throw off
The yillainy now around lis.
Look at this, Mr.. Editor-we
have now four candidates for
Sheriff, three for Representative
and three for Senator. lis not this
enough to discourage the people,
when, too, they sea their enemies
manifest more good sense I?
lii view of The above facts, I
would recommend that the people
Of this glorious old Democratic
parish, call 4 mass meeting, to be
held ID Lake Charles, on q fixed
day, TO make their nominations;
and to pass resolutions informing
al other candidates that they are
requested to retire, inasmuch as
they carnot expect to receive d
single Uote.
Very respectfully,
PULLEY BLOCK.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-15

The gfasshoppers, according to
the Chicago Tribune. have done
greas damage laying wasto d Sec
ton Of country SIXTY miles wide
aud extending indefinitely from
ihe Southern border ia lhe difec-
lion of tho Northern Pacific rai
road. Dispatches from ST. Paul
state that fpur Thousand people
are without food aud in actual
danger 81 starvation
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-15
BARBER SHOP,
BY OELEsTIN RoTURIER
Lake Charles Ia.

LII9Aa N3LINIIoa9 LIS
/ take pleasure in informing the pub
lie that / ann now prepared at all times
to receive gentlemen who require the
services Of a Tonsorial Artist. Shelving
shampooing md Hair dressing done at
all hours, from sunrise until bedtime
Ladies' needing my services will be
waited on at their residence.
April 4, 1874 n4y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-15
y. w. RRYAN


HAS FOR SALE AT HIS Oh
AA stand Established n 1862 on sl'
corner of
Ryan ST. ana Pebble aquaFsl
I0Hv GOODS
MOTIONS. GROCER I w.
roclxerv
BOOTS EHoFs AND HITS
ATa0s
el iNae Ate' hse
nd VAN fot cash or N VI
equivalent Esag ela "a Ell
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL-TR stedAshp JuiY mi and Mrs
Moor % Miss Roberts hs Aberdeen Mrs Munroa
Mss Monroe Mss Ace hunroe and maid Mr. and MRS knman
Mrs Maggie kerns Ans Bradley hORkns heny
d. ROb6ss G. x Beare hrs NJ Waters, MS
b Banes Ms P. Morgan, Ms Bod and child Mr. and Mrs
l. PadtOck Ms Wheeler Miss Paddock Mr. and hrs Oomwe two
Lauren H. H. Tyler a. Dunscombe j. etratton
Elder M hae;syish, Miss hseaEh
MAetaush Miss V. hseaTsh and maid Nj AAets vsh
and maid II C Cole Dr. d. Msgee Nj and Mrs g. Baker
Gamer Smith ". kngsley Nathan Day Wife .nd
and Mr. and Mr layton, his
Pul4y Charles Nolan Miss Hasted Mr. Hustled
Mr. G1e Mr. H. LaboheTe Dr. p H. Davenport Mrs Geo. Ripley
RAJ. Mr. snc Mrs a. saunr stAuher Miss Alice stauder
h n ssuner IT, NIlIe Stsufer, Miss NJ H Bralssky
A. SNYDER r. D. Shaw T. D. W Thompson, alter Phelps
Mr. AMI Ms e D. TamaEe. Mr. and Mrs H. Stretch and infant
Durysa Rev Nm A. Bartlett and wife Mrs FAmooe and
children Joh uoR. {. H. Thompson A. G. Thompson ut ana
Mrs. W Barr Wn CsrKe children and nurse Miss d. bad
Mss Bdd Miss ". Bade H. J. Bdde and maid Admiral
Foo Nh Sc peon g. Ward, Rev g. IL Nichols M and
- q ( NTH. A Lyon, MI aDd Mrs Charles nsey'
Sir CT bert Mr. O. " Gilbert NJ 3D. Simpson All man ser
Miss Cora Chester M er2e IL Vee
the Rev. de Coreci Mrs. and Mrs K g. Shaw Mn I'm hosn
and sulvsu j. Sullivan Master J. sullivan
Mr. and hr D. l. sypher and child Gen
Scot Mr. Rter and Mr. and Mrs W smith, MI Reuben
sn 5, = DsTag MIS- A pening, ,,, The Hon hon
Master Roys Carroll Master Charley Carroll, and
mare Harrington smith, Mr. ALe0 Morris, Miss Annie ROteh
w p Douglass AID servant the Hon Bradley anu mt
MsoFJrand James Neakn Mr.. T. Clyde, ir, Mr. j. ngnt
Nr W H. Grls Mr. James EOlao M Csrey Miss Jennie
Ar W. d. Stoker Capt W. NJ Duncan, Nj W. Il Feson, MI
ana Mn Kenneth M wOrthgOn. Nj ami Ms j. j. BossDd Mr.
~ 7. 81. koteh
Col L D. Nadden Geo slavery, john Caldwell T. b.
NSodelL d. BTOdy kehArd A. sOuthWick
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DEPARrURE OF FOREIGN MAILA
THURSDAY, july 2

THURSDAY. JULY
Chereug Hsmburg bv
IL 80 suBpemsr Maj Is closed at the
Poss-Ohoe li5 steamship from pier ZOOS o.
fh.rlst. HOboken. . =
Aa Tor Havaaa direct ~ steamship City Of MERIDA close at
m spppleueutary tie PostOmce a 2:4O
N steanshp saih at s D Pier No. North River.
FRIDAi july 3.
Ms NewfoasaBo az the Ne~fOE PosOnoe every dA
D N. a HkifAx
ashfaH - closed be NewYorh PosoAee
ssJ and wa Boston
SATURDAY.. july 4 . H.
nGg for Great Britain and Ireland Queenstown and Liverpool By
steamship City Paris beamshp sails a. NJ
from PEI No. S5 No n hiyer
EurOps and Bremen b. the steamship AmercA
Supplementary Mail is closed the Post
Oaee ll:l5 Steamship sails II from Pier foot ofThir
81. hObOkeA
SUNDAY, JuLI g.
All Mails at II oolock The fOstohcs 10 epea iron
n. " q
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NETWORK. JuLT l.
f.snh,p Graf Bsmarch tGer) Meyer Bremen &c Oeichs Co
sism~klD Caledonia Br( sasy Glasgow Henderson Bros
ssspsIip Br Cook Liverpool via Queenstown, Chsh g.
Pnnehhn- ,,,,,,
steamship rowel, Charleston. J. W 0uiasd Co
steambip Montgomery FAcOb Savannah. Robert L0wden
ramshp CAruu0elet McCery kegO eans C. III Mallory Co
Steamship Hll1A Richards. Philadelphia James hano
samsiD Smith, Phu4deDhia. W. Krkpatask
keAnsip Phi lsdelpbia DAVIS Philadelphia James Hand.
ship Alexandria Antwerp for orders JA Evel Co
Norl Larvn Cork Falmouth Tor orders fuAcn ye
BsrE Damper tAast) stepanOveh Sevy Punch Bdye Co.
Aae OnaL Amsterdam. Fgnch- Edye l. Go.
Bari Indune (Sor Larsen Stettu. Punch, Bdye 4 Co.
Bari Maggie NJ (b. ChsinsFs EhHore for eSaera Hens5
Parker o,,, -, -
SshI oas r Ma oy Charleston, s. c. Bentley, Ghs
seeye l. -
ARRIVED.
Rechmaun l6
ro,s - mac nd nasS Oelnc n Co
eamsh ieT. Bsren1 Hamburg jane IL and HaTre
18Th Wit mdss. and pass 70 Kanhsrdt Go.
Angelo Pierre DALI BONE Genoa 81 days in bal
Bari Gi.sns Sorl ss'vesen MAseles so mdse
Rel arb.l lAas1 6S \ ballasl
Brig Msgss o BRISTOL Eng Andrews Galway 80 DAYS in ballast
Bng Razenia Bosoa Yeaze Denersra IL
Bg ". Lord tot Peou, 81, Neneos, PArd0 and AAyAguea
Bns Frame Rose Oi POrlss eunn. csrdesAs day sugar
SekT ws.:sia. Davis COrpus cArisa "a day, boDe
schL G.. ". Anderson AAdeOn. Baltimore for HeH-HAVes
sehr. & Powell Williams Wilmington, N C. days with SsVL
st)res
scar Juis Decker DuntOn Els1,heJ, days with hrt
Frye Langey jacksonville s with yellow pAs
sehr Lucy HmaOud kobnson BucEve s. c. days With yellow
sehr. L.aus seul. Virginia
sehr. =. Goifrey, Marsasli. virginia
sehA Magician hsl,ss,ya urgais
- Ik0r Ldtea ShsD secs see FIN Pa~j
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pECIsIoNs-JULY l.

N,prers Court CAdmbers-By Judge Westbrook.--
sr.y AFT granted Board Of oonniss'onsf Of
Plots sg4. Spoferi -Decidon Opinion MN, ~.
sesssI TsrwBy judge Van Brust-HssgeS sst "ai@ r''
Wsging Gases seted
Sspe1ior Corrt-Specsal T7m-Keep agt. kaufman
-e ssfsndsnPs the PLAINTIFFS .asrSe, WIN
he oe the be then suon
sorpeys ase Bumentss agt The o. hrpIess
that the fcs sao 90
son.s az defense ppuas eisin viis costs De1 At
confirmed the plairo must pA @
otherwise
pArtr Hsniou sgL Third Railroad CoCase se,tea
Relusu Bridge and West Farms haIfoa
Cs-DemsrT ii Taylor AZ Tsyior-JsdEmes'
Of divorce IN faver Of piaInnG
whlta.u st Mayor kc u hoehes ait Bar1See memo
In tb natter h. HoveL-Arphcsnos serea S
AT Paknor-Jn divorce graned ihe panta In me
r.a,,er Ge q HirscA-Mouoa Denied ksvs
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pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IRON HAMBURG-Ia steamship HosdaG July MAR Arner.
81. Bapes Pa u. Rseke Alice Patterson, Mss Laura
LstoB bai Baron o. VOh sehwrenoe'g and
tnerE q &C
PROM HAVANA-En steamship Columbus JAY lJoE MsCssas
Antonio Del Sanford EM Ia del Sea H. Osayia Garcia
CoDcepcon PsunA HsTecat Ehza borr hgaretb
Courtney p Julian r. C. Arsngo ASpeo Cnnstoosl ron
Am Emna Carrera T. Tia yOr ahd child NJ higgins
ienry se Fenee Hsrgrove IAader BOns R0m4do fi9a
II ansun Manuel Pelsez c. Jackson Gsrc, Jasto Wade
Aares FULLER BenAnaO ROnaA W. j. PanJArd A PAnJard H.
A kOca John A. Plan, ATehibs origgh
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REAL ESTATE.
SEw-yoRx. wednesday. July !. 1874

NEwyoRx. Wednesday. July !. ls1k
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day. legal sales
were conducted by Richard v. Harnett. WIN. Kennedy.
and D. NJ Seaman. Full details viii be found below.
Jere johnson, ST., win cell Thursday. on
premises lots Yonkers by order Of Frederick
the purchase money remain mortgage for i've
and 80 cent for ten year, special train Will
leave the Grand Central sau1n AZ ioie m soo seIoln
furnished application to the Auctioneer Al Parkrow
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY Richard " Harnst
One lot and house nerh.s hrsssve and
aide tsve 60 feet south Of One buadred
ons lot suHebst. lls9
feet east nrstsve. Is sIl0o o. ooo.
Three lots north side a25 fee. IVES. El.v.uthsve
75I2o extending through south nds Ninety Otto
By william Kr~<1ly.
Two ke and basement frame and lot west de Tenth
ave- "a nors Of oDehundre t.st 2Srloo Hone,
Pour sor, brick tenement and
neentst 7S feet Of Fstsve 2IIOO with eguaT gore On
rear g. Phillips. $4,000
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NJ. % cOrit,r.st iSorsoIi54,5o Ia part $4,000
Shss. rsssry Ave sosloa hSrI,ssn. 90 s so
Fsison.st Ne So 3t1is2o is ps 1000
a. 10 JsS. :. a1si 10 100
sehyer.. |, lot "A Meloest, 25Iloo Itoo o
irty ssn sto rs".S.ye s5Iss 1900
st. seSsnssS. issfs6 $500
Fn1 snh l2o Madison 26IlO0 5... 50 600
PnyseTenth ST. $50 seventhaye 5OIl0O5..... $4,000
tAirteenbs, 1858 # Pourthsvs. les
CnoU ave cor Pr:i i35lIio0 we.icie.ici Co. iS1
Rghbndgesvs. 500 # " Uuie1s', l376I200 Morrs ~
Jsel.ersye. cor oneiunjed 22Ji
RsifsssS.gs els n ebuDded iir; :iaiis 'OO'
wsssingaa c 20 man 900
Firss1. . iss n secSSi.t XXI .o.c. 1900
BshtA One edsndAhirh 90 l1rlOO ASSOC
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suass Van Bruins on behah Of Jay Goald. An inquest
mony taken in tina cross suts before Judge Brady was
read. As Gordon did appear. Judgment went by
dsfar and Court ordered verdict 20 be recoraeo
Cor jay Gould Who thus RECEIVERS his securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
Gitp Real estate for 5ale.

A RARE CHANCE.-A frst-class 4-stor b. s
N hgstcop HOUSE near Pnb-sve 81 $50 Apply Today
TIMPsoN 4 PEET, Broadway and POrJ fOurth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02

Sun 1882 sets 1854 Moon sets..' lO;lO
wA-ER ran DAY-AE
Sandy HoOi e43 1921 Hell Gate Ferry Oslo
DA1-P
Sandy HOot zabd 10 40 Hell Gate ferry Oi3I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
Gnmmer Retreats.

ALL PERSONS Tearing torn and frdreLers
N dyrfso NJ sss4p> THE DfILf
psed 20 er r el t.eisass r 81 so e~ @e~s o.
SEhI EKEKfT TRIBUNE stp k sni 20 any sadres nv nrs
,orfas fr 81 posa0s 81 enassrs ocfan say
rss,l-ys sb,oe1 go stsess OF THE fhoSE
a,ld % tA<.y baaisvs ssrsso pTtods DILL J~ ~N
go aFMTWEEKL fArs> mosfAs WEEKLY str ~esas
A HOTEL KENMORE, .,o %
H N 'as,.s. - . r-U d. r. FBrERs- -
fs'"s 90" s>" hsssl ps.nss&
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CAbENDARs-TEss pAr.

CAbENDARS-TRB
EsrHEeoE j.
Rixh, All 1SQ. .Myeu sat Chase
IJ.t.nfkI P.KnanaH 1874, .YsnderyoOr sgt The
ia R1p~h al RaneA | Asror lie, n Y.
3.LeehzH HanaEn dc 191 Cebanks &e ssI beAhhAh
1877 Ii the mstter. he Public
Parade 0eand.
TERn-DoEOHuEy
Of aa AID Fact
So Harrington AIT 6Omperta
CoURI-TNIAL TRRs-PAsT I-hcApsH
Il b2S6 .FciscbaRer Nussbsmn
6b77 AIT b2S7 vetterten
1919 Charles AIT Clark. 62SS. .Langaon sgt FagAE.
3}S7 Hslls NJ $3.50 Smith Aveul
b265 MaltIy agt KeDssu sna 5293 Ohm sgt Psbaeh
ano. 1924 sehscr sgL Osheh
Sane 1T 1927. Armour agt NAV.
ct Schwartz 5303 McNaly Tesgue
btp4 n.mbnSn att 4 53O4 Good~h Be CHI
53O6. Sinou De Fries
p2SS $50. .Mebesey agt COhH
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OFFICE aud HOUSECLEANING done on
,ss..,sbIs tsrs b, shsbe With excellent
,,s.,,sss.. ..s YAni2Iss wAsiEG SsaA O.. saas aA
CO FIX 12g Eza NtA
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6ituations Uanleo--maies


Coachmen.
DyERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-
N YoRK TRIBUNE WILL BE REcHfvKD AT THE rpfo~s
OyFIeks Noa "a La w~s Thirty weasast. or 30o " est
T-srs- 504 Thiri corner Thr,yfeSr ss
uARLEn OPFICR 22SI Third-zve, cor Ons tsE1 ssa
saving ss.s Ba dlss ana At tas ~ n
Passohes, p N, al rega.r once rasea
4 YOUNG MAN wishes SITUATION as
N CoACHNAN GROOM IN she care and
$3.50 iii .sk< himself uscfnl pse
reed r.f.rsss.s Addre r., Tnbans Up To~p Once pa
S2tsI
N0ACHMAN and GROOM.--A Norwegian
rra. xLderstAsS ths and nsnagsmeet or'se
-, th- 81 .,luskls IA exesD~n
ca b seen :, oDELss AGENCY l0s West 34h's eonsr bo
TOACffMAN and USEFUL-By single Young
nan are ~ yssrs end dvs han,es MI care at
A u fsrt.uus ana srnworf ena door te best rec
.nrpdsroas Gail q CARPENTERS, l35 wst llhl Garner
6th-ase- .. 81. Iona ...... . L
Farmers. l.
JNARM HAND.-A Protestant man can 90 al
II iipa, Of plsin GARDEMNa FsRhfso nlsfAx ne nn e
q opEItS xaI1CI Id We s1AA A.sA~ s"ssssaG
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.-.. QmusemestA.

NENTRAL PARK GARDEN. To night
u THIS THURsDAD EVENING. July aaa
THEODORE THOMASS
UNRIvALED SUMNER NIGHTS COHCERT8-
oyERTURk Ts AeAyn' s,:ss
ksrKICr x.rci.., Of vssss Iss.l.......... nssssss
= r F. p..: ..a S. a r
oys.Tgss j,s.. o. los SO
TsSpTcTiOs AID
RAsTAsE VISIONS in Ls-sys
w.hrA Ssaas
ADMISSION itKgr PFri 6ESrs fi.ss d IL a..;.
NIBLOs THEATER. =
IssshoE. :, ssssoc1 TaS IH%ss.'
GRAND FOURTH Of JULY MATINEE
THE GREAT ORIGINAL PAINTING
OF rHB
COURT OF DEATH,
ssv .Thbaos Tie LEAyIrT ART GALLERY SIT Broadway
ssr WILLING -l NV. a..np,,. ..r. .. n. p....s .v.y
evening $3.50. op.s 10 Adsi.aos IS
GUNNER RESORT IN THE CITY.
GREAT Ro.As lIPPoDRoxs
Cool beyond comparison Wiaasss 90 eli sass
ELEraasT s4aEs. CASH. RACE
PONY RACES, MONKEY RAcEA
LIBERTY RACES.
SAisoa4 INDIAN 15a \ xnzEP pa hishr
sEts y NSTSs4 1 1ssi.t S SSssx
An sfths shove
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
AMATEUR ATHLETIC GAMEa
As TIKI t5s11 AND K Sfsh
THURSDAY ' SITisEE JuIra
Wr~o bout between tho 'een Of pr.eas 'sA Pus'
Your ssadred AID yo-yysrd -phr.-rr god nsd.l,
sisS.s Cred % q Lsa a ssas.sl
s';p, Il w. G.f s. = S' Ss. g a..1 T.
Ss:. H.. i;.a: i.... s:ssis i 4
s.s:%.s e P. ss1 manner .. s.. r, ned.
and d purse s SO &,4rs t cSI.sI Req. sssasi
N Ts Ss S.ss e. ss e. fss rs
ifs: a E,.r F = Ssssis wv
G ! BeHsss. 4 G. Gaslsrt A c. W ?. Elliott I,
~ M. :s y T. r' w. SAD i y s G. r.si
. w e b' S:s: II 's. 4 connie: W. g.
S Ss.: 4 & Ham kIs..; &C.. c. ! d:y s.1sr ss
:.sss f:' 5s% ss V sr:st d.s .:
:'; w.. ..;.s:! Coli
HSp s.s .%PPhS.Er soa medal ,, ';s'ss =. s-,'
e Il burton, Wool. g. Reed, NJ Si,iaS.eS, T.
Heavy saor. Dsnssh-rvo hands t. shoulder push
s'sOg; jump isl. Pr'SFI,, diamond medal 's'0sd -
On. f sassls Ss.s ssHetss
-Frst -; second, -. L. PeBnel, Woefs G. w. Van
wyer. woods CT NJ Burnson. Woods "a sssasseA l. T.
HsrdL Race yar hurdles Zee, nehe. sh Prizes
Frst gold medal; second silver third silver medal - v
Beach Pm; Rsnus " Beupett Gg " James G. Austin,
Poriham Pencil woods G Thomas Irvine lenkerr j.
poauie u Carmichael N. T.; T. Carmichael, n H. Ceorge
Mezs WOODS G.; K Z wssner, n T. ]. vi Krsmef T.
4 "; George ksIel. N. J. 7. Vi y s:siab.sh; !, u
KOrnfder N T. I. Vi G. Holiday G. Addison, e. hskarsa-
Harry Monroe
friendly representatives Of the loading
families fashionable Athletic Clubs Neviok and adaeeas oec
GRAND CONGRESS OF NATIONS.
Menssee opens .. $50 sud Pr0ees'"n IN anpot0es'9
promptly At $50 and O'clock
BOX OFFICE OPEN THREE DAYS m ADVANCE
THREE GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS
SATURDAY, JULY T.
ct 10. 2, and o'clock upon which eeesson the
PULL STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY
viii be introduced each exhibition
LETTER CARRIERS WALK
OF walking matches By the Letter Carriers OF Scvfefh
adj eeut val commence Monday Eyeaias, Jsy g.
Union SQUARE THEATEk.
AMUSING SECOND WEEK
INCIDENTS and
STARTLING GRATIFYING SUCCESS
TABLRAUX Of Mr.. Barley Can pbePs brilliant COMEDY,
MOONLIGHT VIEW PERIL,
9th. Or LOVE AT LONG BRANCH,
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Musical gnsfruments

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
Vrsishs 70 RENT deep neshs rsynent
C.I at nERRELLs Sa Usos .gaArs 1875 tssrAavsl
A BRAUT1GAMs Upright and Square
hpd Lrse assortment hxnd Pianos ron s nase Sss
and seess&hand Pianos resi- w.retoozs No Iol bfoesG
An IMMENSE STOCK OF PIANOS, new
"A sres,d hand al and "a s.I neuy
osTpesu VIM POED Co. No. SAT Br0Aawyi sraseA asfs
80 Uneasasare -
BIILR0s 4 wBs4IoCK. 6easrsi Ass.i.s
- = lTTIT3-- y, LA East l{AA
DIAN0S.-NEW PIANOS OF various makes
il ORGANS. q esosneuf pianos OK
PIANOS bat Airs assqi slsa, ergsna
oRGAEa ns snssa 10 he VOID, v
PIAyOr rat and appxft 70
oRGiES purchase wA POND 4 Co.
PIANOS - +. IA NJ. SAT Broadway. ~ Z
7THE OLD PIANO HOUSE Of LIGHTE q
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Eertures ann Msriinss.

E'REEMl4SONRY, JUDAISM, and CHRIS
IAyITY-Do they aniagsnsaei Ihs
vii THIS EVENING the Cooper lnsetafs-
Is I o ~ By &. DE- LARA Atai~lon 80 eent2 -- :.
THE VETERANS of the War of 1912 will
nett al Nhtary Hsh 1913 Bossry toppoa,e spnlgtt %
SATURDAY JaIy at ~ asrm " celebrate the soth Anns
Gorln WIkxxR Ala Gen. n. RAYMOND,
- - Col ABRh DAILY.
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FLUSHING , Lots; OPPORTUNITIES
FOR OWNING A HOME

Upon REMARKABLY EASY TERMS
No place OF United the attractions and
Flushing Its re nearest Suburban e 70 Se.
Yor ouy Hunters Pc fare 10 cents In paisus
l20 trains deoots so minutes from n T. City HAL by James
Tery by 34tbst Ferry CommDtauon Tor cars and
churches; rpeudh schooEbouse gas
hgb and severed sidewalks tagged and shaded BY trees OF bBe
surrounding nearly redenee
but boating fishing and driving. II has no equal 80 .
Practically Yokve Harlem with quict tranS
already Sh pOpuatsn engaged In business 10 TINS c
possessing intelligence wealth aud enterprise TINS Young c ooun1
10 become be had for residences
$500 best fer business purposes from 81 OoO 10
received from purchasers 20 per
cent down per and 40 centn 10 ysr war
and tickets apDhc a. D. W hlOh
COCKS RIAL ESTATE HEADQUARTERS, 800 ThdaFe' cor
Twenty srthst, opposite Asnst Depot 10 Flushing
GUNNER RESIDENCE on east end of
- Long snd-Prioe 81 5000 free and clear exchange for city
property or farm Western hev-York RULAND WHITING
Beekmsn-st
TNIVOLI ON THE HUDSON-H0USE, new,
large rooms 10; 5Or200 all kinds Of rsi hne stustion
g., 800 Rev: :! aoOD
rINO SELL OR EXCHANGED Duchess
County Farm 1888 acres in Rshil; depot
ner Of farm; railroad passes adjoining north line viii eIcbsnge for
$4,000 slb0OO Of property Address PHILIP u DOH
LAND stsnforisile, Dutehess Co. N l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-30

The Popular Science Monhly;is one OF
the most Interesting and instructive of pub.
locations. The January No. contains:
I. Crystalline and Molecular Forces, by
John TyndalI, f. e. 5. IL. Evolution 10
Ornament, by Professor iCh.} Fred. HART
III. The Future of Chemis-
try, by Professor F. w. Clarke. Nv. Con-
corning Bears, by William E. Simmons, Jr.
v. Womah's Place in Nature,
BY Frances Emily White, N. D. WI. The
Hermit OF Red. Coats Green, by DR.. D. 81.
luke (illustrated). VII. Address before
the American Association, by Professor
Joseph Lowering. VIII. Reason against
Routine in the Teachingof Languages, from
the French of Claude Marcel. The Emo
tons in Primitive Man, by HerbertSpenceo
&, Biology for Young Beginners, BY Slrah
Hackett Stevenson Qllustrated). XII. Sketch
OF Dr.. Jetfries Wyman, BY Burt u. Wilder
Xii. Editors Table: The Con.
Il ct of Religion and Sciepce, Normal Co.
Education, Backing Out." Literary No
tees: Fiske's Outline of Cesmic Philosophy.
Elliotrs Report on Lighthouses, Diapers
history of the Conflict between Religion and
Scieoce, Hunts Chemical and Geological Es-
says, etc. Miscellany Climate Of the Glacial
Period, An Ornithologich Land.lubber, De
composition of Eggs, Experiments on the
Living Human Brain. The Struggle for Ex-
istence, A Worm that the Sparrows Refuse,
A New Source of Illuminating Gas, etc,
Notes. '5'> w.
The first article is good. The second is
nonsense TO US, who believe in none OF the
doctrines Of the evolutionists). The third is
good. So of the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh,
and eighth. The ninth We reject as foolish,
or above our wisdom. The editors table Is
always interesting, and is so in this No. !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-30

NEW York CANALs.-Tbere are many who
oppose canals as means Of transportation.
Their error is in making their war upon ca
mails indiscriminste, There certainly are
canals along routes that cannot be supplied
with sufficient freigbts to support them ).
and, again, canals which, from the nature Of
the country aud the great fal! OF the water
line, are too expensive to keep In order-to
be kept up with advantage to communities
using them. But that water transportation
up proper rivers and properly-conditioned
canals Ia the cheapest and safest.yc known
is . fact that cannot be denied.
We observe that the question of abandon.
ing several of the canals Ia New York, trI.
butary TO the Erie canal, is discussed. The
Crooked Lake canal, the Black River canal,
the GeEessee Valley canal, the Chenapgs
esnal, and the Cbemung canal, have cost 10
tSentssaH four millions OF dollars more
.uaa 'hey ns Ined. Originally they cost
Dearly sixteen haslieas Of dollars. Their
proposed abandonment now Is 8 measure
seriously meditated. sa7 fs,.,
a. the same time, the Erie canal ana sorne
others are to be still further improved ana
their capacity increased. It Is proposed also
,ofeduee the frelghts upon tbs Erie. That
great work has done more for New York than
any and all other interior lines of coE.-
munica.ion, and Is too highly appreciated
10 be neglected.