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New-York tribune., 1878-10-03

Governor Hampton deserved TO have his
knuckles raped by Governor Rice, and the
latter has succeeded in doing it most eifectu-
ally, without losing his dignity in the opera
ton. The letter from Governor Hampton
which called out this rebuke was an impudent
production, and coming from a man of his
position, experience and education, was alto
gether an amazing affair. Governor Rice did
quite right in sending it back to him.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03

State which are really Republican, and are
now held by the Democracy only because of
Republican dissenslons, or other causes quite
as easy to cure; and it Is a great satisfaction
TO see that in one of these districts action has
been taken which ought inevitably to re-
deem it. The Republicans of the Niagara
Congressional District, which was thrown
away in 1876 by the dispute between Mr..
HOskins and Mr. Flagler, have nominated
Richard Crowley, who has been for six years
United States District-AttOmey for the North
ern District of New-YOrk. Mr.. Crowley is a
Republican of the very best sort, man OF
high character and much popularity. With a
reunited party behind him, his majority ought
to run up into the thousands. AT all events
it seems safe to tally gain here of one in
the next House,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
HENRY HAyEAEYER :

May winning give tWtIye, eIeYtn Ten Tess hall fO
Russia, additional sixteen tairty iLeutenanti
Fox
Undoubtedly Mr.. Wooley will rush to tn,
front and state what these financial propo
sitons meant. While giving him a chance +,
explain, day or two can be proftably spen
in another preliminary inquiry.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
Latest Yellow Fever News.
Special to Lake Charles Echo.

New Orleans, Sept. 26.-On the 18th,
new cases, 252: deaths, IS. 10Th new
cases. 195; deaths, 55. 20th, new cases
loo; deaths, SO. 2lst, new cases, l05;
deaths, 65. 22d, new cases. 1856; deaths,
~. 23d. new cases, 1876: deaths. Al.
24th, new cases, l39; deaths. So. 25tb
new cnses, 100; deaths, &c. To-day.
new cases, i29; deaths, rs. Fever
spreading IN npper and lower quarters
OF city. above jackson street aud below
'lanade show steady decline.
Memphis, Tenn. Sept. 2e.--l25 new
cases. 40 deaths, Is OF them colored.
Fever spreading through the country.
Grenstla, Miss, Sept. 26.--One death
no new easps No material
Water Valley. Miss. Sept. 26.-Gen-
nlne yellow fever, about % cases. nine
deaths.
Grand Junction. Miss. Sept. 26.
Fever terrible. Assistance gone from
several points.
Holly Springs, Miss. Sept 26 6-No
abatpmeut. 20 new cases, 10 deaths.
Fnlly 500 cases.
Canton, Miss, Sept 26.-Total case 8,
o4S; deaths, 95, New cases, 2l; deaths.
2, in past "a hours.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept, 26-Fe-
yer had. 3 new cases, | death.
Nicksburg, Sept. 26-l2 deaths. No
report OF new cases. Fever spreading
all through the country. Very bad at
Lake, Dry Grove and Bovina.
Greenville, Miss, Sept. 26-Three
hundred and fifty eases and 2IO deaths
have occurred Ga eat suffering. AS
sistance sent from New Orleans and
Vieksburg.
Port Gibson, Miss. Sept. 26- 900
cases, l40 deaths to date. Fever spread
ing in the country.
Baton Rouge, Sept. 26-No abate-
ment in fever. Total deaths. 45.
Franklin. La. Sept 26--Reports as
fellows: ut Proussard's Settlement. Pat
tersonville. Pecan Grove, Railroad camp
Mound place aud Rlcohoc plantation,
80 cases aud 18 deaths to da e.
Morgan City, Sept 26-140 cases; 25
deaths.
Osyka, Miss, Sept $3.50 cases; 6
deaths.
Mobile, Ala, Sept 26-l3 cases, 9
deaths, to date
Thibodeanx and Lettrodville, fever
very bad. Large plumber of cases and
many deaths. Dispatches announce
eases of fever at Ocean Springs. Biloxi
Mississippi City, Pass Christian and
Bay st. Louis, at latter place six deaths
reported Tuesday.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

REGISTRATION NOTICE.

THE undersigned Assessor and Reg
i istrar of voters will open his office,
at the following places, for the purpose
of registering all duly qualified electors
of tbs parish, as follows, viz:
At John lies residence. Sept %, 1878.
At Lewis Corkran's residence, Sept
30. 1873.
AT ] Kingrey's store, Oct /, 1873.
At III W Hes residence. Oct Q, 1873.
At Louis Lorrain's mill, Oct 5, 1878
At David Foreman's residence, Oct
7, 1873.
At DeIino Derouen's residence, Oct
s. 1878.
At Rodolphe Lehman's store, Oct 9,
1878.
At John Eli Langley's residence, Oct
10, 1878
At james Coles store, Oct IL. 1878.
At Pine Grove Church, Oct IA, 1873.
At James Neyil's residence, Oct I6,
1878.
At Mrs Lastie Hebert's residence.
Oct II, 1873.
At George Locks residence, Oct 10,
1873.
Returning to Lake Charles where the
Office will be kept open every day (Sun-
days excepted) from 8 to II o'clock A.
NJ. and from !! u to A o'clock p. NJ,
until Saturday the I'd day of November,
A. D.. 1873.
NoTE.--Under Act No. l0l approved
April Both. 1877, an entire new regis
tration is required. No voter will be
allowed to vote hereafter under any
previous registration certificate.
ALLEN GILLEY.
Registrar for Calcasieu Parish, La.
Aug. ~, 1878.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

A printer is the most curious
being living. He may baye n
bank" and "qnnins" ana pot be
worth a cent; have ''sinall caps
aud have neither wife nor children.
Others may RON last, he gets along
swifter by setting fast. He may
be making impressions" without
eloqu-nc-, may u-e the "lye" with
out offending, and still tell the
truth; while others can not stand
while they set, he Can Hset" stand
ing, and do both at the same time;
ma, have to use furniture" and
vet have DO dwelling; may make
aud put away "p," and never see
apple, much less eat it, during his
whole life; be a human being and
a "rat" at the same time; may
"press" good deal. and not ask
a favor; may handle shooting
irou," aud know nothing about a
cannon, gun or pistol; he may
move the clever that moves the
world, and vet be as far from the
morning globe as hog under d
mole hill; "spread sheets" without
being a housewife; be may lay bis
form ia bed and yet be obliged
to sleep on the floor; he May use
the dagger without shedding
blood, and from the earth may
handle "stars"; he may be of a
rolling" disposition, and still new
er desire to travel. be can have
esheep's foot and never be de-
formed; never without tease"
aud know nothing about law or
physie; be always correcting his
'teirors," and be growing worse
every day; have .em- braces, with
out ever having the arms OF a lass
thrown around BIN; have bis form
ocked up" aud at the same time
De far from the jail, watch-houss.
DR. aLy other confinement; he might |
,e plagued by the "deyil," and yet
DO q Christian OF the best kind
Typo.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

We call attention to an able
COMMUNICATION, on the subject OF
tducation, published in this issue
"t our paper. Let us profit by the
suSssestions therein made, 50 to
work and establish frst-class
academy In Lake Charles for the
instructions Of the youth Of this Sec
tlou Of the country.
We iuvite communications on
this Important subject, both from
lake Charles and the country, and
we hope that the country will make
knowu their claims on this com
munity for, at least, one graded
school ia the parish, to which their
SONS and daughters may have the
privilege OF attending.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
Printers, Greek.

The following is an acknowledge
ment of wedding notice aud a
generous allowance of cake hy a
classic rural Professor of Typo
graphy:
"We make our most respectful
bow to the happy twain, aud =
the opportunity to return thanks
for this almost unH-d act OF lib
erality. Nay the matrimonial chase
which locks the form, of our brother
typo justify all his preconceived
impressions. In whatever s Of the
country he may roam, whether
called upon to face the ing
waves Of advers. fortune, or stand
before the RI and + of enemies,
NAV his life he such that when the
aess of death shall be laid on him,
aud the of his existence draws
30 close, he may produce clean
proof and claim clear title to an
honorable u in the page of history,
as well as to an Inheritance beyond
the ~ -
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

A man was going over q feld
when suddenly he saw q bull with
head down aud feet paving the
grass. Theman went for the near
est fence, but Just as be reached it
he felt himself lifted by the two
inasts Of the bull. aod be fell op
the other side. He got up, and
poiutiug his finger at the beast he
said: "Iill have revenge. I'll get
even with YOU, I've fbtaea ealing a 9
mutton all my life. Henceforth 4
eat nothing but beef
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
DIED:

HARMONIC the town of Lake
Charles, on the 2lst inst, Martha Effie
Harmon, youngest daughter of ID. s.
A Harmon and Cora I. Sloane, agea 8
months and l9 days.
"The lovely bud, so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom, 9
Just came to show how sweet O flower
In paradise wonld bloom"
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
I vacancies

Teachers will apply, as usual, through
the auxiliary visiting trustees.
J. w. BRYAN, President.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

We gave III our last issue an estimate
,of rice grown this year in Vincent's
Settlement, viz; FROM 1900 to 1890 bar
rels We add. this week. the estimate
from the Lebleu neighborhno nod, on En-
giisl Bayou. viz: 1870 barrels. We are
indebted to Mr.. J. c. Lehleu for This
estimate Let us hear from all the rice
glowing settlements IN the parish.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

Friday, October 4th, is the regular
meeting of the Teachers Committee.
amy one Wishing 10 al'ply for certit
cate of qualification to teach in the pub
lie schools Of Calcasieu, eau do SO on
that day.
Tue next day Saturday 5th,) is the
regular meeting of the Parish School
Board of Public Edueation. A full at
tend tnce Is requested.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

O1r complimentary notiee of Mr.. j..
a. Kinder. of last week. for valuable
f'sn,s in the way of late Galveston
News, was acciIlently omitted.
Mr.. Kinaer fully appreoiates the em-
'harrgsmcut Of n country editor during
II Ioug siege of quarantine. We regre'
that we eannot say as much for the gen
teman who took tue paper from our
Office brfre we had an opportunity OF
examining it.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

Last week there was ~ rush for
'he new Fall prints at Moss & Bid
dicks. They have received siaay
pieces more bv schooner Mary e.
Lynch, this week also fanuels,
leans, etc.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

Professor Tyndall has been
making some interesting expert
ments on sound. He Gnds the
phrase. "Will You take something
to drink" uttered in western
bar-room, will be beard all over
the building i third quicker than
any other combination OF English
words.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

On, thanks are due Capt. Ott, of
4he schooner Mary E. Lynch, for
l,te aiIes of the Galveston News
We regret that we received them
t,u )ate fear this issue of the Echo
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

Lake Charles Fire Co, No. 1,
holds its regular meeting at the
Hall, on the first Tues
a,v of each month, at Z p. Nj.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
SHORT STOPS

Fifty cents will pay for the Lake
!. ,harIes ECHO to the LIST of Janua-
try, 1879.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
Ward No. !

Poll No. Pierre Magee, VIM. L
Dunn, J. ID. Dunn, commissioners.
II. b Thomson, clerk.
Poll No. 2-James Cole. Cyrus Shut,
Benz Richardson. commissioners. j.
Gidlow, clerk.
Poil No. 81. J. Gordon, james
Nevil. SEVERN Langley, commissioners
w. ID. Jenkins. clerk.
Ward No. 2.
Po No. IA II. Richard, A. NJ
Gauthier, Eugene Boy, commissioners.
Geo j Rose, clerk.
Poll No. 2-Davi! Foreman, Francois
Benoit. Pierre A. Hehert, commission
ers. g. ID. Welsh. clerk.
Ward No. 3.
Poll No. IT. b. Ferren, S. O. Shat
tuck, Ad. Meyer, commissioners. Jno.
McSeese. clerk
Poll No. 2-Joseph Derouen, Tolvar
Hayes, Acide Hebert, commissioners.
Eraste Hebert, clerk
Ward No. 4.
Poll No Nathan Clifton, Edward
Stein, Ursin Vincent, commissioners.
D0elte vincent. clerk,
Poll No 2-ES Herford, w s Martin,
J A Collins, commissioners. G III Cos
sett. clerk.
Ward No. 5.
Poll No david A Lyons, Rees
Perkins, Nap Bronssard, commission
efs. Ed Pierce. clerk
Poll No Q H A Read, e f M Fair
child, Jacob M Humble. commission
ers. VIM M Dunn, clerk.
Poll No 81 A Foster, j M Fountain,
s ID Minis, commissioners. 20 Alphin,
clerk.
Ward No. g.
Poll No I-Wm Miers, Geo w Shil-
lings, Daniel w Slaydon. commission
ers. M r Davis, clerk
Poll No 2-W r Bowen, Isaac Mich
OILS, Jos Cooper, commissioners. j e
clerk.
Poll No 3-Ben Whitman, j A Whit
man, Daniel McCorquodaIe, commits
sioners. j S DerrougL, clerk.
Ward No. 7.
Poll No I7-J M Hanchey. Tx Sin
gleton. III @ Lyles, commissioners. M
v Hmgrove, clerk.
PoI No 2---Jas Cole. l. A Miller Hi
ram Cole, commissioners q w Ford,
clerk.
Poll No 3-A M Lindsey, 7 I'll Can
ter, Moses Green, commissioners. VIM
Bishop. clerk.
Ward No. 8
Poll No I-Isaac Gilley. Augustus
Hodges, John Havens ST., commission 1
ars. z w lies. clerk. a
Poll No 2-Jasper n Prater, ] X Per-
sius, j AAEdrus, Commissioners. A
D Lyons, clerk.
On motion, resolved, tlaat this body |
ldjourn until the second Monday, the |
'th day OF December, 1878.
w. M. PERKINS,
EfeSldelit IO1IUe dfif,ys
Attest: THAD MAYO, Clerk p. j. !
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

Regular m--tingof Lake Charles
Coupcil No. 81, United Friends OF
Temperance, on Friday evening,
Oct 4th. ut the usual hour.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

Bacon, lard, rice, grlts, syrup and
Lotber groceries just received, and
heinz sold at the lowest market
,,,,;.es hy Moss e. Riddick.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
Police Jury Proceedings.
LAKE CHARLES, August 30. 1873.

JAKE CHARLES, August 30, 1878.
Pursuant to the ORDER of the Presi-
dent. the Police jury of the parish Of
Calcasieu met, in called session. at the
Court House. Present: W. NJ Perkins,
President; Simeon Vincent. J. i. w.
Miller and Abner Cole Absent. S.
Meadows and ID. ID. Andrus.
On motion, be it ordained. that the
following named persons be and they
are hereby appointed commissioners
and clerks of election. at their respec-
tive polls. for the election November
4th, 1878, to-wit:
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

Lake Charles Lodge. L. q A. NJ,
meets on Saturday evening, Oct.
s+h at the usual hour,
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
DELHI, La, Sept. lS, 1878

sIo L. IL jones, Lake Charles. La:
i am notified by yicksburg Bank. of
one jhaadred dollars. donated by Lake
Charles for our sufferers, for which we
are very thankful Our suffering is
great, and no appearance of a change.
Z. B. FEENAN.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

We will announce candidates for
Inolice jury, justices of the pence
and constable at the low price of
.s2 so each.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
Notice to Taxpayers.

r WILL be at each of the rlaces above
i named. on the dates therein desig-
mated, for the purpose of collecting all
Taxes due the State an l Parish.
w. III. KIRK NAN,
aug 22-tf Tax Collector.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
Office Parish School Board.

LAKE CHARLES, La. Sept. 2S, 1878.
The following School Districts of this
parish have vacancies which are not
supplied with teachers:
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

SPECIAL NoTICE.--Our custom
erS are hereby notified that we have
made no change in the prices ofour
Goods. on account OF the quarantine
regulations.
j. w. BRYAN & Go.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

In Virginia when a young lady
declines an offer to convey her home,
the lover asks permission to sit on
the fence and see her go by.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
DIR. j, M. HILLIARD,

HAVING permanently located In the
Ill town of Lake Charles. respectfully
offers his professional services TO the
citizens OF town and country. Disease
of the throat and lungs treated on an
improved plan; also RhHmatisns and
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
the use of the knife or caustic, and
lsf,,,A pain March i6, SIG.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28
CANDIDATES.
For the LEGISLATURE.

AT the urgent solicitation of friends,
DR. J. G. MUNDAY has consented to
submit his name to the qualified voters
of Calcasieu (November election) for
Representative to the General Assembly
of Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

AT the request of many voters, I re-
spectfully announce myself candidate
for Representative from Calcasieu par
ish in the State Legislature.
JAMES p. GEARY.
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

We are authorized to announce that
HENRY P. PENINGER is candidate
for Representative TO the General As
sembly of Louisiana, ut the November
election. fa-
The Lake Charles echo., 1878-09-28

j. w. BRYAN & Go.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
FOUR CASES OF SUICIDE.

A .BRooKLYN LAWYER, NAVAL EMPLoYE, 4
. TAILOR AND AN EMIGRANr GROW TIRED OF
LIFE.
Rudolph Herr. a Brooklyn lawyer, forty Eight
wears OF age committed suicide yesterday morning at his
residence No 80 Fourthpace, In that city, by shooting
himself in the head He had been acting in strange
manner for some time. and frequently complained OF
main about the heart On Tuesday night he ate little,
hut drank several cups Of coffee That evening his four
daughters one OF whom is the wife OF III. c. Melville,
were absent at party Mr. Herr sat up until their re-
turn and admitted them to the house about 2 a. IN:
Before they had retired the report OF pistol was heard
rom MIR Herrs bedroom, adjoining the back parior.
In doar as found 10 be locked but Mr. Melville broke
il open with axe, and discovered Mr. Herr leaning
wound in the right temple. Two physicians were sum-
moned but they unable to render any assistance
S,n,ms and a verdict was rendered In accordance
with the facts. Mr.. Herr was born IN Germany,
and came to this country about twenty,four years
ago. For a time he was Jeweller in Albany,
but for past twelve years he las been member Ok
Room was elected Justice in the Second District. two
years ago. There was an insurance policy for $1,000
upon ames n Smith age thirtyve, was found hanging
room at Nicnoiss Hotel, at Hudsousye. and York
so2msTy an cmploye in the Navy He went TO his room
Tuesday afternoon, saying that no wss going 10 bed
seqs tss sndoTS SisS KNOCKED at his door 70
receive response He broke open tHe door and iouno
that smith had hung himself by rope attached to
NOOK nbn m Caery Tailor seventy five years of age
%1!sd o saiGs Is rands He had been sick with erysp
elias at times during the past years and the sunerng
drove him TO desperation, He placed bucket under
him and leaned his head against the wall, and diew
the razor deliberately scross bis throat allowing the
blood to drop in the bucket until he tainted from the oss
Herman Schmidt, who took poison at the E%igrans ant
ease on the ocean and became desPondsent. mary b.
Fowler age foroa n,%S S SS Sso 70 e
been driven to despair by sickness and destitution
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
POgBiyG AN UPTOWN RESIDENCE.

IuIEvEs ENTER AUGUST RuTrEEs HOUSE WHILE
THE FAMILY WERE AT THE OPERA.
August Rutter, broker at No. % Exchange
Mace re, ,ides IN marble house az No 80 West FIty-
eghtnst Accompanied by his wife he went to the opera
at the Academy Of Music Tuesday night, leaving the
house in the charge three madservants one OF the
servants had occasion TO so to the paror hoor at Soo
n H. Ia the shadow OF large caDinet IN
the back parlor she discovered the crouchhg
form OF man. She fed, gave the alarm
70 her companions and their cries reached the ears OF
". b. Bovine. who lives next door. signal Drought
patrolman Of the American District Telegraph oom-
pany and together the two men entered the mouse.
The servants explained the cause OF the alarm ana Ell
proeeeded TO the floors above but could find no burglars
The paror floor had been thoroughly rsnsackea; ana
Iswery and articles OF virtu valued at sloVo nau
sfoieu Several bureaus on the upper uooLs , niu
been tampered with, but nothing was missed Irvui t
them large cabinet the parior moor con Tue
family plate was partially demo lshedahd huu cNluebf
neen hurrledy abandoned b. the burglars upon tneu
diseoyery. No clews could DO discovered IN reghfoto
the burglars method gaining entrance 10 lhe mouse
The doors aud windows all found securely iatencu
The robbery was not reported at Police headqullers
until yesterday. An Investigation was enleLed u%pon, %
which satisfied the police that the mouse nau Deen
entered by means Of skeleton keys IDe case 10 non III
the hands OF Detective McGowan OF the Nlneeehh fre
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday Dec. Is, 1873.
Tho subscriptions TO the 4 per cent loan to-day
amounted 10 Sl.297,250.
General Robert TOOmbs. Of Georgia. has arrived In
this city on business connected with the Supreme Court
The vote on the Geneva Award bill. which 1t was ex
noced would be reached Thursday, will not be taken
mill after the holidays. unless some members who have
nrcnared speeches conclude not to deliver them.
The Senate in executive session this afternoon. rat
fed the new Commercial Treaty with Japan ana con-
frmed number OF nominations among which was that
~ Henry Foote TO have charge OF the mint nj Newor
leans.
The House Committee on Expenditures In the State
Department to-day further cross-examined g. Wiley
Wells with reference TO the Shanghai Consulate and the
charges preferred against Minister Seward. General
Wm Myers, OF the Quartcrmasters Department at San
Francisco was also examined.
Tho House Committee Naval Affairs to-day
amended the Harris bill providing for Board OF Assist
ants to the Secretary Of the Navy The board Is TO be
composed OF five chiefs OF bureaus OF the Navy Depart
ment and three line officers together with two other
persons skilled IN engineering 0nd cOns1uctiUn TO be Sc
iected either from the Navy frOm civil He The
vision that the Admiral aud ViceAdmra or the Navy
shall be members OF the board stricken out Instead
of apprOpralng SJ0OOOOO for reconstruction OF the
Navy the committee provides that the proceeds OF the
sale condemned ana worthless ships shall be applied
TO that purpose.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
LlFE-S4VIYG INVESTIGATION.
CHARGE OF CowARDICE AGAINST KEEPER VAN NOTE
OF STATION no. 6.

CHARGE OF COwARDICE AGAINST KEEPER VAN NOTE,
OF STATION NO. 6.
AsBURY PARK, n. j., Dec. 18.-The inves-
tigatou of Lfesayng Station No 6, At Deal Beach, was
continued to-day. About 22O witnesses present
and nineteen OF them testified.
William G. White. OF Deal Beach, said that in septem-
ber 1875 the sloop Forshay dismantled in storm
of station No. 8; 1t was before the Lhe-savng crews
had begun operations for the Russell White and
aersw took that they aud Van Note had been
usng went 10 the Forshay and took on passenger the
soops refused TO leave and the next morning the
sloop went ashore Ocean Beach, Van Note, against
whom the charges pending Of cOwardce aud neglect
OF duty was asked by Russell White to go out with them
10 tho rescue he refused aud remained on shore
the launching and the return OF the boat attended
with great danger.
Jonathan Goodman, OF Deal Beach, testified that White
wanted his whole TO CO. and Van Note was In the
crew heard him refuse TO 20.
BENJAMIN Van Brunt gave similar testimony, and then
admitted having signed the petition TO the Treasury De-
partment indorsng Van Note as the most competent
the Beach as surtman ana keeper OF stali0n
Albert McCabe, butcher, OF Ocean Grove testified
that at wreck OF the Norwegian bark ROkan on De-
ceber 90 1876 at Ocean Park the wrecked crew were
rescued by the crew OF the LiieSrying M station no
White In the boats that made the rescue; the sea
wa. rough and there some trouble In getting crew
10 90 In the boat several men refused 10 go Cor
neiius Van Note was the beach, The witness heard
Abner Allen keeper OF station No o. ask Van Note 10 go
I'm the the bark and heard the latter refuse say
pu on and come bacx loaded two or three Tunes The
Ife-Saving boat from Station No. T. in whose district
the wreck occurred did not get on 10 the scene until
after Russell Whites boat had brought two loads OF men
ashore, Van Note did not 20 on In boat that day.
Other witnesses cOrrOboraed this testimony and the
further examination was then adjourned until to-mor-