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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21
JONES

The Record Union can see no good in
Senator jones' financial theories, from
which we infer that the Central Pacific
Railroad Company is a large holder OF
United States bonds. This Is the way
that journal pitches into the gentleman
from Nevada: "The truth is that he
contradicts himself egregiously, and
undertakes to maintain both the af-
firmative and negative ofall his propo-
sitions. In one breath he scolds Con-
gress for not deluging the country with
silver, and in the next he protests
against flooding the Pacific coast with
that metal. At one moment he says
that gold should not he used as a circu
lating medium at all. and in the next
he is lamenting a measure which will
drive gold out of the market on this
coast. 1t is impossible to make head
or tail of such reasoning, but we sup
pose the Senator has found it difficult
to support a contradictory policy with
the appearance of consistency, and has
at last been ercom by the complica-
tons of his subject"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

James McClay, the murderer, for
whom a reward Of 81, 500 was offered
by the miners in Dead wood district,
was brought into Fort Laramie this
evening and will be taken back to
Deadwood.
Loyal BLY, was killed near Pawnee
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-25
our YOUNG Men.

In former issue We spoke 81
"oaiet II sivslA, : anN We now wish
10 speak something pertaining
90 tbs yenng men ofour city, Whisb
has III II something u tie same
nature, g., quiet revival.
Last Octoler there was inaagu-
rated ii the Coliseum Place Bap-
tise Church q Saturday night
prayer meeting foF young men
fhis WIS NOS eD6ned ID YONG men
Of that faith, buA Che meetings
wers participated id BY young men
from vnrions other denominations.
and By young men Who have no
regular GhnfSh connections The
Lord has blessed The efforts, 40
that to-day there are two other
places In the City where these
meetings are held, viz: Carondslet
Street Methodist Church, on Mon
day evenings, and the Presbyteri-
no Mission Church, corner Pleas-
ant and Laurel, Oh Tnesday even.
inRa. The meetings. open % o
qnartas 10 eight, ana every y0ung
man Ii The City il invited 10 each
and al or these places On the oven-
Ings named.
III il hoped that ere long every
evening III The week will bs OcCn-
pied hy the Young men In other
Churches, that there may b .
home Cor the young men to 90
npon any evening they may desire.
There are yet three nighta, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, and
which three Churches ID the City
will throw open their lecture rooms
for this noble and Christian pur-
pose? We win publish q list each
issue, Of NE Churches and the
evenings, thas the young men may
know where there iB o "SwsSt
Hour Of Prayer. IN. o. Baptist
Messenger.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-25
WATERS

NEW SCALE PIANOS
are the best mado. The touch elastic, and
aus singing tone, powerful, pure and even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
can not be exeel!sd in lone or beauty; they de-
fly competition. The C0acerlo Stop Is ins
Enaitat on oG the Human Voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for cash
during this Month, Monthly Instalmtnts.rON
ceived on PtaRat, sic to $50; Organs, S. to
$40; Second hand 1nstraments, $S to S.
mcnthly aftev d1st Deposit, Agents wanted.
A libeaal dis oHnA to Teachers, Minister.
Churches, Schools, Lodges, eto. Special in~
duosmeRts to he trade Illustrated catalOgueS
mailed. HORACE WATERS q SONS, ASH
Broadway, New York. Box s5d.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-25

The revelations in the Chicago
whisky cases indicate @ very des.
psFate stat OF affairs. III the tes-
timony Of Bergenthal, the distiller,
il 10 be credited. the conspirators
not only contemplated arson, but
murder 10 cuneal their crimes.
When we read OF these monstrous
offences we can hardly help ad-
hitting that, disguise the truth
MS We may, We men ara 4 litEle
race. New York Herald 1nd.l
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WoMAN's FRIEND,

AS AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR, J. c,
Triton,
r AM PREPARED 10 FILL ALL ORDERS
a. for tho celebrated
STEAM WASHER,
known 90 The Woman's Raiond Thousands Of
them are sold weekly al over tbs Union. The
washing il dane entirely BY steam no rub
bag nor kpaRR taFRing. Itis lhe greatest labor
and money saving invention of The age, IFefsr,
BY permission, 70 ehe following ladies; Mrs.
Cooper aRd Mrs, 9 vi, n Raadads Mrs. AUdrls
and MRr. 6aS0n, "A Big Woods and Mrs.
Fairchild, ~ Hibhlatt'a Bias.
Price emily $40, hgeEy one warranted.
Address, or call on
am also AGENT for The celebrated
GROWN WRINaRR.
Price 81 WFlnRar Sl0i ~ WRTEaRR and
WOMAN's FRIEND together, aiB
ERamina specimens 90 beth Mt ! W BRgan'a
Store Every 0Rs uaWRntod.
Mp SMART,
RkanAn Calnasol Parish, la
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COmReBSlng TmfaRfiofRe AsteF
Fave EeREs.

NEW YoRE, May ia woman,
named Sarah Stevens. 26 years old,
entered tho atation-house to-day
and confessed that she gave birth
20 an illegitimate child, aud assist
ed by her mother, burnt it in q
stove. She said IL was about five
years ago. Coincidence prompted
her TO reveal the crime /; IL il
thought the woman il insane.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-25

10 was a noble and beautiful an
aver, that Of Queen Victoria, the
monarch Of free people, reigning
mcTe by love than law, that she
gave 10 the African prince. who
sent an embassaga with costly
presents, and asked Der in return,
10 ten him The secret Of Eugland's
glory. The beloved Queen sent
him, rot the number Of her feet,
nor che number Of her armies, not
the account Of her b0nndless mer-
cbandisa. not The details Of her in-
exhaustiblo wealth. She did not,
like Hezekiah, in an evil hour,
show the ambassador her dia-
mohds, her jewels, and her orua-
ments, but handing him q beauti-
iully-bound copy OF the Bible, she
psid f: "Tell the prince that this
Is the secret of England's great.
ness. "--[Christian Index.
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RILL1ARIlsl
BILLIARDS
~
JOHN DELLONss.
On Public Square and Carner oG Ward
Alley,
Lake Charles. Louisiana.

would respectfully inform those 81
NV friends, both here and III 4 distance,
who have arg expectation of getting
Thirsty, that have iaat reserved ! most
eompAste assortment 0f Pure Liquors
ever imported 40 Eake Charles, which
ara deairouB of aalling AZ wholesale
and retail IA prioae ta.in6tlgy both seller
and buyer. by wins and brandiaa arc
HnEurpaaa, and my Mnsakies cha
Simon pure Before leaving town he
sure and eall around and take q parting
fareNail Eia9ar beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on aana aUAHtg
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-25
TEsT1MoNIALs
WAIVERS, PTANOs 4 ORGANs.

Waters New Scale Pianos have peculiar
merits.-lNew YOrh Tribune.
The tone Of the Waters' Piano is rich, mellow
and Souorous, They possess great volume OF
sound and the continuation Of sound or singing
power Is one of their most marked features.
New York Times.
Waters CoROeFto Organ Is so vetoed as to
have o tone like full rich alto Voice. 1t is
especially human 10 Us toae, powerful yet sweet.
(Rural New Yorker. Get l4--ly
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-25
THE
" PHILHARMONIC PIANO.

This entirely new instrument possessing az
higher priced fiaRNR is offered u u lOweE price
than any similar oNe maw in marke'. II IL
durable, with mu @i&ceuce Vi tune hardly
surpassed and yet % he purchase at prices
and GU terms wit in the reach OF ull. This
instruments hRs all tho mQltrn imnrovemcntS
including the celebrated - Al sa8e treble aud
is fully warranted. Catalogues mailed.
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GEM ORGAN
NClTECE.

LII persons indebted to me Tor past
IN medical services viii please come
forward and settle either BY payment
on note. Further. I win inform nv
friends that owing 10 the cash system
adopted hy the country, I will be com
PEELED 10 adopt the same system and
hereafter 40 cali will be responded W
unless some satisfactory arrangements
arG made for tlin payment III aane
W I'll. EIT.KlfAN. hi D
LaEo Charles january 81 1870.
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mRRRP Publications. We can fur
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Publications viii be cent by mail, postage pre-
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TERMS

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HA Lake Charles, on the lsl inst, 1
i Diamond Pin. The finder viii I'D
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sire owner n the residence III
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job Printing 81 81 descriptions care
fally executed, with neatDess ana ais.
pitch
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THE DAILY BULLETIN

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subscription in advances, SI2; Halt
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-25
THE GEM
PARLOR ORGANS.

1
In purchasing a Parlor Organ per-
sons should always be particular to get
the Best, from the fact that the best
coat no more than those of inferior
quality.
THE GEM PARLOR ORGAN
in style of finish, durability and mu-
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TIE CASES ARE OF SOLID
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Persons DESTROYS NJ having Job Work
done neatly, expeiiti0lsly and ehe0p,
ara inwtad tn cai 10 the olico of thc
l4ake ChaFlea WFEKLx EoHo
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Omce-SO. 20 Camp Street,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-21

for her brother and for her lover vas splen-
did bit Of aching, and shade xed forth the
unmistakAble marks Of native dramatic
genius in its infancy at present, bat sure to
quickly pass 70 msturer Perfection as the
years glide swiftly by.
The play is not generally popular one, but
when so we'll rendered and bearing the marks
Of such talent and intelligent study ss Miss
Anderson displays in the acting Of it, it must
command the respect and intelligent approba-
ton OF refined and educated audience. We
are glad to note already much improvement
in the lady's rendition of the softer and more
delicate phases Of nature, but it is still in the
more tragic portions that she shines brightest.
Exr erience and study are both needed to
polish the rough edges of her Efforts, and
make her acting more flushed and artistic
The support rendered by the company was
very good indeed, and the mounting Of the
play very excellent.
This evening Miss Anderson will appear as
Blanca in tie tragedy Of "Fdzio," one of her
very best Interpretation.
At the Wednesday matinee, Mrs. Chantrau
will for the last time present her beautiful
rendition of Dora, one Of the neatest pieces Of
acting we have seen this winter.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Nan Shoots Himself in the
Head on Toulouse Street.

About o'clock Sunday morning . man
named Benoil Neveuf, As years old, and a
native Of France, attempted to commit suicide
BY shooting himself in the head, opposite
house No. 10 Toulouse street, between Char
tzss and Old Levee. The officer on that beat
Vas standing on the corner Of Chartres street,
and Nearing the report Of pistol ran to the
spot and found the unfortunate man lying on
TIE sidewalk, bleeding from the head, and
apparently dead.
AZ was placed on stretcher and conveyed
sethe Third Prsciaet Station, where he was
identified - cloek-naker and jeweler, doing
business Of 9a2G aftres, between Ursulines
and St Philip 1880. Ii. Schumacher ex-
amined him snd md tina. the bullet had
entered ths right tsmple, penetrating the
skull Hewas also cut on the back Of hi,
head from falling On the curbstone Of the gut
tor.
A small sized seven-shooter revolver was
found near where he fell, which led to the
bslief that he attempted to take his own life
Two of the chambers we're empty and but
ono shot heard. Mrs Neveuf was sent for,
and identified the revolver as belonging to
her husband, and said that one Of the cham
beEs was empty when he placed it in his
pocket before leaving the house Saturday,
since which time he remained away from
home.
The wounded man was then placed in
cab and removed to his residence
- got home, that he was shot from the
hoase by some one; that he knew who did it,
bat did not care about saying who it was.
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BURGLARS. AT WORK.
Several Places Entered by Thieves
During Sunday Nights Storm.
Arrest of a Noted Thief.

Monday morning, between the hours of
and'5 O'Clock, the store Of John J. Barr & Co.,
Nos. 20 and 20 Peters street, was entered by
some unknown burglars, who slble and car
1iedAway one half sack Of coffee, valued at
!. $40. black hat and pair Of shoes.
were left behind by the thieves in their hurry
70 make their escape. They were brought to
the Third Precinct Station. The entrance
va effected by climbing the wall of an ad-
joining one-story building, No. Is Peters
street, occupied by Jacob Klein as cooper
shop, from whence ladder was procured, ~
means Of which they entered Nh. Barr's store
through transom window in the rear, which
ths5 sawed out.
LOT OF sMvERwARE STOLEN.
Some time during Sunday night some I'M
known thief or thieves entered the residence
Of Mr.. Berg, No. 204 Dumaine street, and
stole one dozen silver soup spoons, one dozen
silver forks, one large silver soup ladle, and
one large silver table spoon, ell valued ct SIS.
The entrance was effected through the back
way by climbing the fence. No clue was loft
behind that would lead to the capture Of the
t0seve9 OF the kooOveIy Of Inc properly.
"A DLG HAUL.
At late hour Sunday night the cigar store
1t B. F. Flores, 229 Common street, was en-
1eeed and eight thousand cigars, valued ct
$40, and $50 in currency stolen. The en-
trance was effected BY boring the lock off the
back door. Capt. Malone, Monday, had Joe
Robinson, alias Diago Joe. arrested on sup
position Of having committed the robbery.
He was arrested on Cslliope street by De-
tsctive Stolberger. His domioile, on st.
James street, between Poydras and Lafayette,
vas searched last night by Detectives Pear
eon, Pecora and Hennessy, and lot of
burglars tools, consisting Of iimmies, false
ksy2 saws, files, screw-drivers and other i'm
plen}ents, found; also . pair of shoes stolen
lkomthe coffee house corner Of Rampant and
LafayAtte streets, about three months ago.
Joe h served two terms in the State Peni-
tnnfia&v
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AMUbEMENIA

/6r. CHAR1zs THEATER. - The story O
fsArpund the World in Eighty Days." thu
spectaculat drama which is now being played
81 the Kiralfy troupe ct this theater, is ver1
simple one. Phinias Fogg, . member Of thu
Eccentric Club in London, makes . wager
With some of his companions that he car
accomplish trip around the world in eighty
days. The wager Is accepted and Mr.. Foge
starts upon his journey. The various scenes
occurring ON his trip make up the play. Fine
scenic effects and good ballet Is necessary
% tho success Of the play, and both have been
secured. The scenes in India, the attack on
the railroad train and the sinking of the
steamer Henrietta, are the most attractive
pictures, and are very creditably worked up.
The ballet u under the leadership Of Mile.
Letournsur, . piquant and attractive little
,danseuse, who fiits through the mazes Of the
dances With marvellous dexterity aud grace
fulnese. The characters in the drama ere
enacted BY members of the St Charles stock
ooppapy, and ere generally very we'll per
formed. The spectacle will doubtless be an
assured success, q it has all the elements to
please and attract tho average theater-goer.
A visit to the theater will be productive Of
much pleasure, and We predict successful
ram for the piece.
ACADEMY OF Mus1c.-There was an inter-
ested audience present last night at the
Academy to witness the second production of
that thrilling drama Of the sea entitled, Jack
Halfway" Throughout the play was lis
tened to with. the closest attention, and in
some parts the audience was carried away with
eathusiasm. Sparkling in incident and rich
n dramatic climaxes, it is we'll worthy .
nights visit Il will be repeated tonight
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CllilDeric.

VTvHE GREAT STALLION CHILPERIC WILL
l. stand for the season at Mr.. j. N. Shawhan's
stables, 235 Gravier street. Charge, $25 for the
season. CHILPERIC was sired by American Star,
Jr.; he by running horse American Star, sen Of
Durock; he by imported DiOmed. American Stars
dam was by Sir Henry; grand dam by imported
Messenger. CHILPERIC'S dam by Abdalla a
pacing mare that could make her mile in 22s. Amer
lean Star could trot mile in 2:2sh. CHILPERIC
is splendid chestnut sorrel sixteen hands high. five
years old remarkably fleet and beat any stallion
in Louisiana mh12 I'm
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CT. CHARLES THEATER-

Sunday Evening, March 10,
and uLtl further notice.
THE KIRALFY BROTHERS
have tn pleasure to announce 10 the New Orleans
public that they have procured the sole light OF pro-
duciRg in the United States AdOlphe d'Eners g
author Of the Two Ophans) and Jules Vernes great
spectacular drama
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS,
with ell its beautiful scenery costumes and parapher.
MALTA
THE PORTE ST. MARTIN BALLET TROUPE.
First appearance in America, of
MILE. LETOUNEUR, Premiere Absolute sup
ported by full corps de ballet.
The asst of characters will comprise the leading
members Of the st. Oh rles Theater Company.
Grand family matinee WEDNESDAY and SATUR.
DAY. mh19 If
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ANUS ElGIS,

VARIETIES THEATER- /.
1.-THE LADIES' WEEK"
The DETECTION Of jarrett & Palmer's Henry V. Com
bination enableoQs in compliance with general
request to present to our patrons the gifted
young debutante,
MISS MARY ANDERSON.
proclaimed by the ablest critics of the town the
Future Queen of Tragedy"
Monday" The Hunchback
Tuesday-"Fazio."
Wedn. sday Evening, also Saturday Matinee =
.Evadne"
Wednesday Matinee Mrs. Chanfrau as Dora -
only time.
Thur day" Romeo and juliet"
Friday-Farewell Bcneft-"Meg Merrilies" first
time).
Saturday-"Meg M.rrilies"
Monday, March 81" Ours" mh19 If