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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24


Az BON E
Parish warrants for SHE at J. W.
Bryan
refreshing ains Gell ast Monday,
tuesday and Wednesday
me summef fights hare commenced.
Keep cool
~. Bryan IS ceiling Linen Coats
at.cosb. He wants Ell Of his customers tai
aeep cool.
Late news from the crops Of Calca-
sieu continues To be most favorable and
encouraging
Get your Calcasieu onions at Che
corner Of Ryan street ana Public.
Square. From the quantity and qpality
Of onions brought to town lately, NE
conclude that the crop III Caleasieu is
unusually good.
Our yong friend, Billy Hutchins
has Just returned from Galveston with
q complete assortment Of Dry Goods
Ladies' and Gentlemen's furnishing
goods, Of the latest styles. Also 4 full
line Of Groceries Those who wish
early selections viii 70 wen to can on
him without delay
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81. LIE E
Saddle and Harness Maker.
TAWT9e CHART .FG ia

CsADDLE Trees made to order, and
u particular attention paid to repair
ing old Saddles and Harness "A liberal
share of the public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited. Prices to suit the
times. June III, 1876 -1y
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Refreshing rains lell last Monday
tuesday and Wednesday
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24

Parish wmganss FOG sale at j. w
Bryan.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24

Tbe summef fights hare commenced.
Keep cool
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24

j. W. Bryan IS ceiling Linen Goats
at.cosB. He wants I'll Of his customers tai
gfeep cool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13
Reading Matter on Every Page.
DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE EVEN.
ING STAR LAST WEEK.

A decision was given yesterday in an in
teresting building association case by the
Superior Court I'm Baltimore. Priscilla Jack
son brought suit against Meyers & Bro. as
fndorsers in their co-partnership name of a
building association note for $1,000 The
note was drawn payable to the order of
Meyers & Bro. and by them Endorsed. The
association were the makers OF the note, and
Meyers Bros gave the association a mort
gage upon their property to secure its pay
ment- Upon the face OF the note 10 appeared
That IL was secured by this mortgage. The
plaintiff purchased ii from Meyers & Bro,
and gave them the money for it. When the
note became due the building association
was in the hands of receivers, and insolvent,
and this suit was brought to recover the
money from Meyers Bros. 1t appears there
was printed seal upon the note, which was
printed at the time of the printing of the
note, and evidence was offered to show this
seal TO be the seal used by the association
The court gave a verdict for defendants, de-
Gliding that the law is that a seal, whether
printed or not, If adopted by the association.
Is good; that such a seal makes the note a
single Dill; that IL is not as such negotiable;
That the writing of the name of the indorser
10 whose order il is payable upon the back of
such note, does not render such indorser
liable as surety, guarantor assigner or in
dorser; that to entitle the holder to recover
upon such note, IL must be assigned under
The hand and seal of the indorser; that the
effect of such an Endorsement is only to sell
and transfer such note for what 1t is worth,
independent of the indorser's liability; that
the act OF the plaintiffs counsel of writing
over the name of the defendants upon the
back OF the note an assignment prevented
the plaintiff from asserting any other right
OF recovery. The plaintiff will carry the
case to the Court of Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13

II is thought that the refusal of the stand
ing committee Of the diocese of New York to
consent to the conservation OF DIR. De Koyen
as bishop OF Illinois will be decisive against
him. That diocese was not only claimed as
sure to give its consent, but its influence was
regarded as likely to have a powerful infiu-
ence upon the acton of other standing COM
mittees- Now that IL has given an adverse
decision, DIR. De Koven's prospects become
almost, if not entirely hopeless. Up to this
date the standing committees of q dioceses
have voted upon the question, only of
which have voted in his favor IL is asserted
that the vote of Iowa, given for De Koven,
was Illegal, as only three of the six members
Of the standing committee were present
when the vote was taken, and that the do
cesar convention will repudiate their action.
Giving DR.. De Koven the vote of Illinois, he
has in all nine votes, and OF the 10 dioceses
yet to be heard from he must carry IA Tor Is if
Iowa is not counted) to secure the requisite
majority. There is little probability that
this can be done, and another convention
will have to be called in Illinois to choose
some person who will be acceptable TO the
standing committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13

After all, isn't 1t a little rough on Minister
Schenck 10 clamor for his recall. Just because
he has introduced our national game of poker
into British court circles? Is he the first
diplomatic card-player known to history :?
As matter of fact, IL seems 10 be understood
by those who should know that the diplo-
mats, as rule, are pretty keen players. We
suspect, indeed, that in contributing our dis
tinguished exponent of the American game
to the court of London we have by no means
furnished a set-of to what we have received
In the same line from that quarter OF course
Minister Thornton, who has an elevation
and purity OF character, and severe regard to
the proprieties of his official position that
make him almost as exceptional amongst
diplomats as hisQueen is amongst sovereigns,
cannot be taken into account; but several of
his predecessors were rather noted for their
accomplishments at the card table, and one of
them, Mr.. Fox, (who died In Washington and
was buried in the Congressional cemetery
In his devotion TO cards used "to turn night
into day" the year round. And yet, though
this fact was notorious, il does not seem that
1t created any scandal to his discredit as the
representative of Great Britain at Washing
ton He remained in good ere dit at his post
here TO the end of his life. Quite evidently
we shall have to send a number OF General
Schencks TO st. James before we get even.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13

Wild water fowl, who are supposed to know
thing or two about the weather, are wing
ing their way TO the bOreal regions; so we
may, with some degree OF confidence, hope
for a continuation OF the present warm spell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13

Mrs. "Jennie June" Croly is writing let
tiers on behalf OF BeecheT. She had much
better cOnfine her pen to her speciality of
"New York Fashions" and let Brooklyn fash
ions alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13
DRAuNx AUrOTYPEs.

Our sp~csN importszscn Of these remarkable Pie
sures is nov ready for exhibition aud sale, as1 we
s,tfs t,s nsr~cfion and inv estDsut OF ali pssnf
interestsd in works Of art. The collection csDprs-s
lac smles Of the Pslntings Drs~ine-, sad sccipf2rc
1cfures a. the kind ia existence. The exhiaStic.'
YIN e0n''A's " wyssRExs 6HoATK cos
iaals vernon Bow, cor. 1a. eve. end No. stv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13
BANKERS.

T.. Mob. TIMONY Co.,
II BANKERS,
Second National Bank Building, 500 7th street,
Draw Sight Drafts on England, ireland, France and
Germany.
Buy and sell Gold, Stocks and Government Bends
Gold and Stock Indicators ana Telegraph for use Of
customers.
Collections made all points. feble-l IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13

g e HI OK r HI ELL
FRENCH MERCHANT TAILORS,
Corner 9Th and II streets northwest New Store
new Stock, best Goods, and all work made mp in first
class style. marI3 Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13
BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOM with BOARD, in a private
family for two single gentlemen; location ON line
of l4th- street Railroad Terms moderate; references
given and required. Inquire at Star Office marl2 St
E>IRST CLASS BOARD AND PLEASANT
Il well furnished ROOMS can be had on the lowest
possible terms in a private family; 1909 Maryland
avenue. febe- 5wV
MILLIKEN'S s. Corner of 10th and streets
WI northwest, Washington, d. G., one square from
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor
oughly renovated and refurnished.
feb6- " FRANK MILLIkEN. Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13
Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

UNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Spsctal Tsrm Probate yuFtSdtction. March Is, 1873.
In the matter Of the will Of SUSAN SHRYER
Application for letters Of administration the
estate OF Susan Shryer, District of CO.
lunbia, has this day been made by Sarah
STOW. All persons interested are hereby
notified to appear in this court on SATURDAY,
the Sd day Of April next, at IL O'Clock q. m, to
show cause why letters Of administration, W a., on
the estate Of the said deceased should issue as
prayed Prortdsd. copy of this order be published
once week for three weeks in the Evening Star
previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER.
marl3 ST. Register Of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13

hR. AND MAS. WILSON,
u A thoroughly experienced and scientific ladies'
Physician and Midwife.
Attend lAdies ct their residences, pleasant
rooms and the best attention Ct the Doctors priv
residence.
once on Saratoga street, corner st. Paul street,
Baltimore, Md. febls- I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13

TO ALL PERSONS INTE' ESTED IN THE
DISTR ct OF COL UMBIA
Notice Is hereby given that the American Button
Hole Overseaming and Sewing Machine Company
have now no other Agent in the District of Column
bia than WILLIAM HITCHCOCK, who may be
found at 4e0L Louisiana avenue, next door east
OF Police Headquarters.
All pay ments upon contracts with said Company
for the sale Of said Sewing Machines hereafter
be made 70 him, or to Stson Hawes, the attorneys
The Sewing Machine Company hereby revoke the
authority OF all its former Agents in this District
the sale Of said Machines and especially revoke the
agency of d. Glib Russell, or Russell Company
and any payments hereafter made upon contracts
with such Agents will be treated as void
AMERICAN BUTTON BOLE OYERSEAMING
AND SEWING MACHINE co kPANY,
By WIN. Il. MENDENHAIL, Pres't.
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MEDICAL, dc.

nR, LEON.
II The well known and for many years the oldest
established specialist in Washington, has opened
Office at
No. 81 SARATOGA ST., BALTIMORE.
Speciality Female Complaints and EruP,iye Dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13
LOST AND FOUND.

F0TTNS6BsNIEp2 an Avenue car las, Tsarsday sq%
HENNING, 1898 10Th street northwest. 1t
I OST-On Wednesday, 10th inst. in an z street
II car. Russia leather PORTEMONAIE, con-
tanning small amount OF change and articles Of
paid If returned to 472 street northwest. lttl
II Pennsylvania avenue, and and 18th streets, a
POCKET BOOK, containing between 8 80 and SSs.
Owners name inside. liberal reward will be paid
II returned to cog 18th street northwest. IT
I OsT.-On the morning Of February 18th, a small
books. with sRe nams S sT0 Jss
Wash. Weldon r. P. o. each. SIS reward will
be paid to any one leaving the same at st. James
Hotel. marI3-3tf
I OST-griday, 18th instant, a. M, going from
east, to 9th street and Massachusetts
vacant square to 10th street gold chased BAND,
chain attached. The finder will be suitably reward
ed by leaving il at 81 East Capitol street mails 1t
I OST-Thursdsy, the llth instant, in going from
l. Baltimore and Ohio depot to Treasury In an
F-street car, about 1870 a.. M, small POCKET
BOOK containing a sum OF money, and some papers
of no value to any one but the owner liberal re-
T OST-An Italian GREYHOUND, mouse colored
reward Of IS will be paid for his return toAse-sA
6i3 Il St northwest lmarl2 3tI I. L. HC Me.
IL a large black Tibet SHAWL; between 18th
street and Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by returning il to
jos. ny MAN, 1905 NJ street northwest. marl2-d'
I OST-A Russian Leather POCKET BOOK, con
IL tanning between SIS and s 40, note for $50
from T. NJ. Elliott to J. g. Elliott, and sundry pa
pers. A reward of Ten Dollars viii be paid for its
return. J. G. ELLIOTT, Appointment division,
Treasury Department. marl2- 81
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-04-22

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Baalers rs mann tobacco
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srssnfa t,lTe,a af fobaaaa 40I
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nAEaAI

fNNHE DR BBAsHEaR PKAeB. en- TSE
ealeasin hiyen iu.t bslaw Msion. f4la
Rown with IA tbp BuiiaTFs and ImnragN.
nenfs. and CINE HUNDRED AM elXT1
AcRfS aAND.
tofm fanr IIaadFud ana Rlfty aolI8rs,
da L.
Appls q ssg d WELLS sat LaNp
Gbarles, Louisiana
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ron Sole FaA sAlE
TOWN LOTS FoR SALE

To" 10 IS > 40
1fA TOWN LOTS SITUATED TN TIE
1Q iowa # IaRe aarles, from dltg yards
te ora 4 # isle from fhe Continuous I.Sts
III yafiSas ises an pfisoS. sapelioF inducs
meats IL purchasers,
~ aTseps HgiHg aesit0us 81 puFhaihg
Fentine applg q
E Kirby,
oraE0 u WELLS Agent.
AMMast 81 28F8
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-. 80 oALcAsIEa 80
FH0HELLEN 1910

will Fun reeuarly ssmiWeehlV from ana
Charles to heesbufg Caeasieu Pass CARRYING
die United States Mai al 10 down md rs
trips By aayfgbe Accommodations Io1 eight
passenger kxeellagit indueemenls to luatine
and ishiag paftes
Enra laf ne0a lFip down and ap), down
orup 9nlg S..
Leaves Lake Charles Moudays sra Thurs.
day AZ AZ sts Arrives atLeesburg same davs
leaves Beesb8re Wednesdays ana sataraavi
70 fsives at Lake ghage ane days
sohodhle nnniae lire between boh places
sWelEs hanf aelnal FaHnine tslnn. much lsss.
IH0s h. HkAN 9NDs MASTER
, 1875-02-09

citizens Of Cook County, and that Father toshan
cannot havo fair and inn arslal trial before
either enc Of tho jud0en named In his petition
for the reasons thereiu slated.
Tho Court, Aftet hcnrinR tho arguments from
the lawyers, ovcrruled the notion and lie pris-
oner will be tried Iefore Judge Williams.
TIE PERJURY rbsiSESs.
TO The Editor n The Ehtt;,p lrb'tnr:
CHICAGO Feb. Blu last evenings fssue Of
tho Post aud Mail, as well as Of ihs Erening
journal, articles, or rather fnw words. mp.
pcared concerning my case. nm fully sntn'i3h
from what tlloso papers have remarked that the
courtroom "lsilo my case was petdng. Vera
sncE tho case. their statements wo'tld 11aTo bcen
different; but my opinion .s That thov
rccnivod their information from parties "ho
cared vorv little for mo ur my caRc. | feel h"f
only Indifferent but reluctant 10 sond In any cur
respondonco to tho papers until ny ca:o Ia
eotslcd. bnt tho n,eso tneitl'lhtloi! winch THOSE
paucrs mako OF tho possibility oI mo Gesi'E IT.
tlicto1 for perjury forcos n.c to send you fcw
Hines. NY caso wns ncnd'nF Tor tnfeo or lonF
hours md the papcrs seem to DO attlo to dispose
uf it in few words. Neither Judge Niltsnl'
nor Charlie Heed over inEinuntod that could he
Indicted for c, Jury; OIL tho contrary both rob-
lively asserted that su:h could not bo tho csso
Atr. O'Nr,cn, INV ..coEnHcl. When tho Jud1o
notwithstanding his Recommendation tofntea to
Erant tic petition for change Of venue. tnade
q motion to no formulate tie petition :Eat INV
make myaulf amenablo to t!lo laT 10. perjury, II
aucIl veto Fosslb!o n,otlon which wna Wiling
to abide BY, hut tho Judge ovotrliled cvcu this.
Tho reporters Of any pa4er ara unable to nBccr-
tain wllns conclusions my observations in the
court.ronm antl my information from outside
Eources may had me to arrive at. and n from
persuna1 conviction 1 feel myself Justified it
swearing to any assertion, no one Inns any
light to eouvict no Of wronG-t'eing until
my rcaeons have boom lca,d. I write this 10
that many WHO read tho evening papers may not
consider me such hard character AZ thun, ~
,.nF trial t+il
reveal tnany ti.,,'ps to tho people Of which they
are nov lgiorant and, notwithstanding tl,o pre-
j,.dice Of tic Judges. feel that my chae is 81
inlpab'y and evidently in my f,yor. that To:
eyon tho most ignorant man in Chicago eAt, pos
siG1y ilnd ma guilty Of m: crtls, Or fault.
III. j. rouuAS, y. I. T..
, 1875-02-09

ANNOUNCEMENT
There rill be a regular mooting Of tho Acade-
my OF Sciences this evening.
The fifth lecture In tho Z. G, A. Dino
Course will be delivered tha evening in Farweli
Hall by Prof. Edward Powers.
Tile Prairie Club having withdrawn their cha1-
}enee to tho Gun Clu0. aud having declined the
latter's proposal to shoot with flfteon mon on
side, the match announced for tomorrow will
not como OF.
mnsicai md literary entertainment will be
given this evening at Westminster Church. cor.
uer Of Jackson and Peoria streets, In aid Of tho
Sundav-school library, All arc invited to attend
and help the cause,
Nathan Sheppard w,ll dolivor his new lecture
on " Tho Writings Of Thacaeray," NTH ,ilustrn-
tire readings. this eEening, at Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, on Indiana avenue, near
Twenty-fou1th street,
Tha Chicago Acadamy Of Homeopathy will
hold meeting thls evening nt tho fremont
House. at which sbo subiec f,r discussion will
be Prevailing Diseases" DR.. Smith will also
exhibit a new medical battery.
Special revival meetings will b hold every
even,ng thB week, except Saturday, at tho Ne-
union 1'resbytotian Church. TAls evening tho
Hsv, J. N. Gibson will Apeak, az vii! also Capt.
kitwood, who Will assist at all the meetings..
The Chicago Wonan's Temperance Union
will hold daily temperance ,urayer-meeting at
8 p. nj. il Lower Favwell Hail, conducted Tues
day, by a1rs 8. II. Moore Wednesday. by Mrs.
II. II. Humphrey; Thutedav, BY Mrs: ". q:
Powers Friday, bv Mia. L. G. Rounds aud
Saturday, hy Miss Frances i. Willard This Is
large and interesting meeting.
, 1875-02-09
A a.1s3v r1ulr~nEuck Fxl,ar.

Mr.. George Harris, formerly of tho Town :,
Locke, Cayuga County, Now York, las Ilad VI
d,0Cn pitca' ride TIL o mule daring the r,a,
twelve OF fourteen months. 11o wr;tos ~ wv
fteni TINT, starting from Pueblo, iii CoIora1,s
llo wont hcrosn Now Mexico tn I'll ra4o, and sos
miles further down intn oil a1ox,co thol arrrs,
into texas. md Travelled over tho c4,uI7
west OF tho Staked Plans, tIu1lco hnc!
ACROSS the southern part Of New Mes,co' -
Silver City, thence weAt to TncAn, Ar.
zona- then striking the fila River and dnyn IN
i1a1 Fort Yuma on TIC Colorado N'ver near !hs
Diego Oil tbe rncitic Ocean, thence lmcG t., H.
Colorado River and up nlong that slycr to ths hs
south line Of Utah aud III Dr,ELum'a tlun,nion,'
GO miles sonsh OF Salt l.aho City, to place caI'sa
jacobs City. At Silver City he foil In with
man by thu nntno Of Luat or Lflsg, from N.rn.
County, N. T., who seors to have sharo;l NIX
him the remainder Of Tint rerilonH tourpe1
Harris speaks Of The country Up tho Colorado \,
tho most difficult to travel over of any lo hsd
sncu.
, 1875-02-09

vertlsing.
'Progrcas Ia tho motto inscribed the banner Of
Humanity. We remember when, In the old country,
Mitchell Of London and johnson, OF Dublin. system-
httae tlete plans for publication Of newspaper d.
recory and the establishment Of general advertising
agencies. This was in she days when railroads wero
hardly known, sud our electric messengers undreau,t
Of but could the people Of those days look to tho d.
yoorN'enta in the sane direction now could they IN
Dublin, and the monster establishment OF Gao. +.
Roweil 4 o., Il No II Park Row, Now York, They
opufess indeeA that "coutrast he1ghteus ustre,"
What Tho o'a establishments p.ned 1t ono tina did Tor
Co. does for tho great Continent Of America
Advertising In these daya ts ncceasity-a necessity
s s I'll Wso ssfi
crets Of trade recognize the value Of adyerteinK aud
ae existence Of .nsh 4 hou,e e., ~ George r 10 xsl
s.cad ot tho advertiser being loft to h.s Individual
vert.tns meduns-a work for which circumstances
have not fitted hinl-hs hha at command practical nd
ss s sss "
ot giving .hsm publ!c!ty Any order forwarded
suite % Of rooms 4 Ii Park Row viii prove Il ones
counting room beass mora tho aspect of prosperous
GankilR-houxe than OF that which II ordinarily
cated With 1nerc nnwspAper 59ency Wills ihe or.
nctals, ezch Il, hts department. provo that tortur l"
there IL hs order Of tie day. Proceeding onward the
visitor II introduced IN succession to tho depart
receiyipR newspapers containing them, examining,
checking aud hn, according 10 States aud counties
and any omission Or mistake IN publication ts It
noted aud reported. THIS systeu secuses tho adser-
siser ~ full and just performance Of bis contE.ct
and It II only fair to 4dd that rigid Ia Ms. howell III
thts matter that mistake canno go unnoticea avery
newspaper is carefully c1snned, every particular ad.
yerti4eent nutsd IN IT, prolss pace every error do
tGeation. In facs tho fra nskea the adrert1sers tn
terrst s own, and s newspaper proprietor coanizaas
pf tho fact Ia careful not to Utcnl by neglect,
III every r1ase Of their dealings-care, punctualty
IN fuhmen. Of CONTRACT aud cost-Nowsll b Co. may
Ing Of our own knowledge, snd guided BY
sicions thoroughly tudorse The professional aud pub
lo prononncements in theso regards. And theao
pronounce,ncuss lavs been most unequisocally made
by all tho great nereantils houses III ths city. phils
delphIa, Boston, Chcago 81. Louis, Cincinnati aud
ths other chief e!ttes and towns III the upion-ssa
Fork Sunday Democrat, jim. u. 1875.