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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

Thanks to Valentine Roger, West
Fork A. B Smith, Cameron, for new
subscriptions to the Echo Also, to
Jno. Simmons. Edgerly, and David
Burgois, Lake Charles, for renewals.
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-The ladies al the Wesleyan society
wish to ANNOUNCE to the public that Of
their earnest solicitations, Mrs, ~.
"A. Hutehins ffnrsneEly Miss Ailzzle
Heninstop has kindly consented 70
give her valuable services as oIganist
and laader Of tbs CHOIR IN their church.
- AZ UNNECESSARY to speak ii We merits
~ tic lasly raterred To, as il ia we'll
iiiloNn Co Lake Oharles that she e 9
Me Ftli SUI her state that tiley VIII give
A racspiiaG "a a. i'iFa NJ tile new PASTOR !
s y Coos Pfesiaent
{ oile2 n k2AFesAE ssaEeissF
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

The hapPiest man in the theatre
is he who sits With his pretty wife,
knowing che loves him aud he loves
her. while the other young gentlemen
look on with undisguised envy.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

Mr.. Klotz, of KIotz g. Marks, has
been confined to his room for several
days with cold and sore throat. We
were glad to sec him out yesterday for
the fist time.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

We are requested TO state that Elder
A. J. Terry will hold divine services at
West Lake Charles to-monow after
noon, at 3 o'clock.
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We learn that the Lake Charles
Lumber company have . large quanti-
~ OF logs on hapd, together with Or
ders ahead sufficient to keep the mill
busily employed for the balance Of the
REASON.
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Capt. Green Had and Mr.. ~. ..
Rosteet, who have been in attendance
on the Federal Court at Opelou4AS, in
the capacity Of jurynen, returned yes
terday evening.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

DRUAMERs' ATTENaoE.-Iou can
secure nicely fitted up sample rooms to
show your goods to adyantage-Gen
tral locatiou-at the Lake Charles Liy-
.ery Stable. Calland see for yourselves.
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We are indebted to Deputy Sheriff

We are indebted to Deputy Sheriff
q. M. Richard for the following figures
showing theamopnt Of state and parish
taxes collected for the year 1852, to-
gather with bic amount Of back taxes
from ls7l 10 1881: For 1852, from AZ
Aaarees, s25 200 az; back taxes, ssd7l (
50; corporation licenses, Ss37 80; cor
pqlafiah taxes, siI4s ~ Total, Ss2,-
$40 III
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HENRY lAGEI.H1IS,

SADDLE AND HARNESS. MAKER AND
Carriage trimmer All kinda n Fspairipx
done shop on Rysu street, between the resi-
dsncs Of Peter Hrothsrson snd Hsrnan s.
Jsasspls store and bakery.
Aug a. 1873 March 8, 1850.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

"A sure cure for impoverished blood,
pinples. and sallow complexion, is
Browns Iron Biiters 1t viii produce
O healthy color, smooth skin, and is alb
solutely not injurious.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

The best place in Lake Charles to
find an Accordion of fine tone and su-
perior guaIi5v, at a reasonable price,
is at A. ii Moss.
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WAIT FOR THEM
F Admission 500. Gallery 30
cents. Reserved seats now on sale
st Frieke's store. No extra charge.
-MOTICE.
LAap oFFlCF At Nav oHlEANs, Ia,

LAND OFFICE AT NEW UBLEANs, LA.l
December, 80, $50.
NTOTLCE 4 hereby 2iyeo that the FOLLOW
I'm ing nanled seftleg has fled notice Of
his Intention TO make dual PROOF III support 81
bis claim, and That said proof viii be made
before the Judge or Clerk Of Court al Lake
CHARLES, La, 90 the 7ih Of February, 1882
viz Isaac Nichols Homestead No. 4B55, fer
Tie WI 81 n Wy aud N VIZ Of 8 VIZ See.
j, aud n El4 81 n E}4 Sec p TSslt W,
Louisiana meridian.
He names The following witnesses TO prove
bis continuous residence upon, and cullya-
tdou Of SAID laDd VIZ ] y. Stamps, Jaues
Nichols, Joseph Cooper, Jaekaon Nichols, al
Of Calcasleu Rslieh, Louisiana.
GEO. BALDEY, Register.
January 6, 1853.
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We are selling the balance Of
our stock Of wooden goods, clothing
and ovepCoats, at cost, 10 make room
for sprSng goods.
KI-nrz & Mack.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

The building occupied by Miss
Alice Keller as a school house, has
been rendered much more comfortable
this week by needed repairs
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lsusimess Training.


14th Judicial Dist,ic; Court RtriSh Of ClaleGs
len, slut n LouisqRc.
No. s3l. Clara b. Hes vs.. Chas. n. Dreaux.
n i virtue Of 4 writ Hfed Hacifa issued
ID AID 10 me direciei by tbe Ilol Court
ero-osaji I VIII offer for sale az ~ efqc-
tina. 10 zoe last Rad highest bidaef. fGf ca ii,
rita fbe hc1eal Of a5pfai;enlenit al the
Court House door oi this parish; ~ the town
Lake Charles, louisiana, On
saInrday, Feb. Bird, a. -. rzs3,
o. Il 9 cock, a m, me following descsibcd
sd3sfty, tQ-Wtt
me III N III N El4 aud s WI Of
y VIZ ofEec inTbSRsM, IN The South
Eeefel D,st It, cont ialaA one IA ndrsd
aad sisy-eigh acres EAi 4 per 4elli no.
4as. seized x safety AID VI I iss IN The
boVe mcuiiu ed uit,
sGtaiiis E, Lake Charles, In, Dec %,
1852. BeAEEsb ~. H4WasNa.
Sheriff o. CsleasIeu Parish, ~
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1.-TWO large tots, VIZ gelsage saeHtsi
stable, tafHery hafidlng fii ssee
Other Improvements IS teq foot of Afff
street. Jake Charles. ~ Viii sf'i fff
fgst cost taafefs i,c0n 4 n fiHp Gall AA
ton, IeEae 0f Sec ~ #esia. g9 aEe
Cherlg
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Residence Tor sale,

A COW lint and wcll-arrangea cot
x ~ taRe Residence Two 'front.' rooms car
pstsq- Asf iassAsF Faii isals SSg apE,iy n
Jao q 81 40 Ca.lirs, Ii.
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PARTITION y ALE.
I4th Judicial District Court, OalCasieu Perish,
Louisiana, No. $50.
Delaias Smith vs.. W. b. Norris ct ais, Ash
worth Heirs lnterYeuors.


DY VIRTUE of Judgment of the Hon
ID orabla l4th Judicial District Court, Ia
aud for the parish of Calcasieu, Louisiana,
rendered in the above entitled and numbered
suit, Tor partition, and of a commission to me
directed, out of said court, dated December
Z, 1882, | viii proceed to sell, at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court House door, in the town Of Lake
Charles, La, between the hours OF 10 a, M.
and p. H., on
Saturday, january 30, HsS3,
the following described property, to effect
Il partition thereof, tu-Wit
Tile north part of Lot 4, Ito embrace
ID 60-l00 aCres5 of Sec. 86; Lot l Of Sec. 3d.;
the east hall OF east half of Sec. 20; the east
half Of southeast quarter Of Sec, %; Lots4, .,
Q, 10, II, IL, Is, IA, ID and 10, of Sec. %, aud
the west half Of southwest quarter OF Sec.
"a, all in Township No, Q, s. K. No 0, west,
containing G92 and 31-100 ceres.
The said land will he sold In legal suh-di-
visions, and all improvements on said land
viii be exempted and reserved from the sale,
Terms--Caeh on the spot
SheliG's Office, Lake Charles, Louisiana,
December ., 1852, D. 81. LYONS,
Sheriff Of Calcasieu Parish, La.
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Special Engagement of Americas
Popular Actor and Author.
J.G.STUTTZ
Notice From LOuisiana's
CaDitOF,

Americas popular actor (and
gentIeman,) Mr.. ]. G. Stuttz, sup
ported 10y the best Company of Ar
lists, ladies and gentlemen that has
ever visited Baton Rouge, has been
delighting the patrons of dramatic
art for eight nights, with some of
the best dramatic productions of the
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

CensfabEe,s sale.
No. = Frank wilson IS. ~ u. Rove.

No. - frank NIisoR IS. ~ u, AoRe-
DY VIRTUE Of Q writ Of fSegi Iaetas issu-
I'D ed and to Eae directed from the Hon.
Court aforesaid, viii offer for sale 1T public
auction to the last and highest bidder, for
cash, WITH the benefit Of appEaisemenf, at
The court house dosr Of this parish, Ia the
town Of Lake Charles, La on
SATURDAY, MARCH 3RD, 1883,
At Ii O'Clock q. ~. the folio wing described
property. to-Rit: FIVE ACRES OF LAND,
more Of less, situated IA the Parish 81 Cal
easieu, Louisiana, on the Louisiana Western
Railroad, bounded north and west by lands
OF o. s. Lyons, cast BY lands q Caspar
SCHNEIDER and south by tbe Louisiana Wes-
tern Railroad, together with al the buildings
and improvements thereon erected
Seized to satisfy said writ issued ID THE
above mentioned suit. j. j. LYONS,
Const. Bid waId, Caleasieu Parish, la
Magistrates Office, Lake Ohalles, La,
Jan 81, 1885
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Chew LoTiflard s Climax and Tomahawk
Tin Tag Tobacco. Ask your merchant for it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

We have had this week the coolest
weather of the season.
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Fifty dozen shirts, from seventy
FIVE cents up, just received by
KLoTz & MARX.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

Chew Lorrillard's Climax and Tomahawk
Tin Tag Tobacco. Ask your merchant for it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

Has opened a Fashionable Barber Shop
on Courthouse Square.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

j. W. Bryan has some choice fur.
niture for sale.
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Its astonishing how cheap Fricke
is selling has remaining stock.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

Chew Lomillartl 4 Climax aud Tomahawk
Tin Tag Tobacco. Ask your merchant for it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

A few large, 6ne blankets selling
very cheap at a. Ii. Moss.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

Seed potatoes and seed oats for
sale ut J. W. Bryau's.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

Chew Lorrillard Is Climax and Tomahawk
Tin Tag Tobacco Ask your,merchant for it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-27

Special inducements 10 cash buy
ers, at j. W. Bryap's
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If you want cheap goods go to
Fricke's right away.
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Those goods Flicke has on baud
must go. Better so and see them.
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Demand for country produce good
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dust received, At the Lake Charles
Livery Stables, ) carload Of coal.
VIII deliver CRATE coal
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The backbone OF winter is broken.
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HARREED,

IiEvY-WEILs.- AT the residence Of
the brides parents, in Lake Charles,
Saturday evening, January 20, 1853,
by Justice +. A. Gallaugher, Mr.. LEON
T. LEVY and Miss ELLEN AUGUSTA
WELLS.
The happy young couple left the
same evening for brief visit to Gal
weston, returning Thursday. MIR. Levy
is among the respected and rising
young business men of Lake Charles,
with hosts Of friends and well-yishers
in this community, while bis fair young
bride. here where she has grown up and
among those with whom she has been
intimately associated, is universally
loved and esteemed. She is the eldest
daughter Of our well7knowp citizen,
Geo. u. Wells, Esq. May the happi-
ness and bright aptieipatiops Of youth
and love be theirs TO the fullest measure.
THE presence at the theatre on
Tuesday night Of two young and beau
tiful brides. attended by their manly
and happy husbands, created qnits Q
autter among the feminine portion Of
the audience. The eharIaipg brides
appeared quite unnindful Of the fact
that they were being criticised and die
eussed, hut The happy groons plpahed
continually. IFS al right boys, We
know how it is oprsslf.
Constable Foster, ri the eth yard
brought in Thursday morning and CON
fined in the parish jail Samuel Parish
and John GuidFy, charged With laF-
ceny. Accused lad . hearing before
Justice J. e. Alphin ard we're commit
ted IN default Of bail, although ample
time was SLOWED them and an effort
made 20 secure the same Parish ~ a
brofhar Of Nm. Parrish. sentenced at
he LAST terra og the aissriss court NJ
twenty years imprisonment f0r man y
daughter
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-Loenl items scaoe as hens teeth.
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Dry fre-wood in good demand.
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Mills running on time,
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-Prni1ie chickens plentiful.
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Business at a stand-still.
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-Fricke is selling cut at cost.
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NAAA'AAF= NAi-aAA
NIAGARA


a play from the pen of Mr.. Stuttz,
which gave universal satisfaction.
Every seat in our spacious theatre
has been taken nightly, and many
were compelled to satisfy themselves
with stan ling room Mr.. Stuttz Wis
tied our city some seven years ago.
Then we found him a good. pains
taking actor, winning unlimited
praise. Now, we find him standing
by the side of Booth or Barrett
shining with Iustre, pure in all its
artistic virtues, never failing to win
just applauses at the hands of our
better critics. His John Renaud, in
"A Celebrated Case,'
is a picture never to be forg0tlrn-
like looking 90 a master work from
an old master one could look and
wonder, yet never tire. All weep
with him, all rejoice with him. Young
in years, with all the favors dame
nature could bestow on one of her
children, he has bright future be-
fore him. We heartily recommend
Mr.. Sluttz, also his Mammoth Theat-
rical Company to our neighbors,
knowing they seldom have an oPPor-
tunity of witnessing the performance
of truly frst-cIass company. The
name of Stuttz has become a legend
in our midst, and justly so.-Bat0H
Rouge Truth, September Is, 1882.
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Homestead Patents.
Notice 10 tlle Public.

+ HAVE bought the old spikes' Ferry, on
l. Sabine river, and viii Keep 1t in full re.
pair for the travelling public, having nut Ii 1
new and substantial nat. Will also keep
pastures free OF charge.
D. A. McooRQUoDALE.
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That MI of said lots were sold aforesaid Tor the taxes
of the wears A. d. 1913 liza LIS. l'16 ISL 1873 s9and
IS o. and that the time Of redemption OF said lots nom
said sale and purchase will expire on the 2lst day Of
June A. n. 1873. , - =, ,
Also M the aforesaid sale, the sata VIM II Jessup.
Trustee on the DIST day of June 1884, became the
purt hascr vi Lot Block 90 Town of Ndr>eiles taxed
In Inc name Of Fellows a. hil for the taxes OF the
Years n 1911 1872. 1873. 1874. 1879 1876 1871, 1875
1879 aud SSO and TINT the time OF redemption or said
lot from snid sale and purchase viii expire ON The 2lst
day Of june A D. 1888 49, -
Also nj the afnr"s lid sale the said VIM II Jessup.
Trustee on the &lst day Of june D 1881 became the
purchaser of lot Book q. Town Of Marsellles, taxed
m The ugmc Of Mrs Mary Ma TN. for the taxes of the
years a D. 1876, 81, 1873; si9anl iS9: and that the
lime of redemption of said lot from said sale and pur-
rhpse viii expire ON the 2lst day of June A. ~ 1888
Also at the iforesaid sale the SAID VIM ii. Jessuo
rru.tec on y 2s! day OF June ~ ISL became the
pnrchusrr of Ie il and r. Block %. Town OF Mar
sCiilee taxed m The name OF Fellows Hin. for the
taxes Of the year u, 1880; and that me Tine ut re-
dpnpfon If aid lots from said sale ard prrchascWI
expire on the 2ls' day of June \. - 1883
iVrb r. ISs3 .Gs, Wi H. JESS UP. Fc1stet
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the Instrument used to accomplish The
deed. Thete is no clue TO the murderers.
On Sunday, a drunken father in Hall
county, Georgia, named Herring, poured
shovel Of hot Goals on an infant child
and burned II to death.
AT Hunnewell, Kansas, on The 9th Rob
ert V. Dodd, an extensive cattle. dealer,
was snot dead during quarrel with an
unknown person. Dodd belonged to Pc
tersburg, Va
Near Charlottesville, Ind, on the 9th,
VIM. Stickncy and Elias Armstrong be.
came involved IN quarrel at dance near
Bowers Station, which resulted IN Stick.
uey dangerously shooting Armstrong.
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into boxes prepared tor fruit of their size,
the medium ones into boxes for medium
oran res, and the large ones seek their naiu'
raj companions. From these baskets the
fruit is transferred 10 its proper racks, and
the wrapper is ready for her task. On her
II lap Is package Of a thousand tissue
squares, before her il tie great pile of yel-
low beauties. She takes an orange, plants
1t squarely in the center Of the tissue
wrapper, gives the paper dcxtrous, com
pact little twist, and the astonished orange
tinds Itself smoothly cncssed In The CLOAK
for lite Isng journey northward, An eX-
pert wrapper can wrap from zoos 10 5000
oranges per day, hut such work is not usu'
al, and we thought thai l4O would do for
our stint From the rack the orange pro-
cccis at once 10 the box for shipment,
these boxes varing from 1876 and $50 10
no, according TO The size Of fruit. The
oranges arc packed Ia rows OF twos or
threcs, and ,hrees or tours, as the fruit is
large or small; ana 20 properly arrange
these rows is a trick OF the trade, requiring
some effort to learn on the part Of green
hand. The box now receives It's cover, ana
\ stroke Of the brush over n tin plate In.
delibly leaves the name Of the owner OF
the grove and the address Of the New York
lirm TO which il is gong upon It's surface.
At this point the car on. the tramway re
ceives it and swiftly wEirls it away 10 The
waiting boat, ard soon ii is'On its way 10
the tables of those who love the juicy and
luscious oranges Of Florida.
The groves along The avenue are IN fine
condition, and the many blossoms OF those
in bearing gladden. the eyes of their own
ers and give pleasant promise Of snug al
ditIons TO sundry pocket books.
One or two transfers OF real estate may
interest your readers:
Mr.. George Cad well recently sold so
acres of unlmproved land for $25 per acre.
Mr.. Mortimer Bucll's new orange grove,
which he purchased from Mr. Lyman, OF
Kenosico, Wis, for $4,000, IS for ITS live
years Of life daisy among groves.
Mr.. William Phillips has sold 20 acres
of orange land, including young grove
OF seven OF eight acres, for $4,000. Mr..
David Fullerton, once o! Uucs, H., u the
purchaser aN
Messrs VIII. aud Cal. Phillips have re.
Gently purchased from Mr.. William Cook
q large body Of oTanbe land including a
grove, and will mako their future winter
home there. LYDIA STRAwE.
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\ Pnrn Baking Paper.

The Tin Top Baking Powder, which has
been advertised In our columns for some time
past, is pronounced by Prof. c. Gilbert
Wheeler, of Chicago, and other equally emi.
nent chemists. as superior 10 any brand OF
Baking Powder on the market. They find by
analysis that 1t is composed only Of pure
grape cream of tartar, finest bi carbonate OF
soda and the whites of eggs. The addition OF
the whites OF eggs In dessicated form being
u great improvement, iS especially noticeable
in the making Of fine cake, biscuit, etc. II Is
much more economical than other well
known brands, as 1t Is fee from starch. with
which they are largely adulterated. This is
why so much Is required to accomplish a
given result. A trial will prove these state
ments, and will result in Its being adopted az
the best, purest and most effective powder
ever offered TO the public.--Ads.
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John Fox, OF Belleyllle, Ohio, widely
known for his attempt to murder Dr. IT.
win, cf Mansfield, year ago, was instant
ly killed on the night Of the 9Th inst
while riding in wagon with his brother
Daniel on the public road. Half a dozen
of shots were fired, two hitting John and
instantly killing him, and another hitting
Daniel in the leg. There ls no clue to the
assassin. Fox was fred at two weeks ago
in the evening as he entered his home. He
had lately been divorced from his wife for
cruelty, and though quite wealthy, was a
hard, brutal man.
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At Philadelphia, on the 9th Catharlne
Metzgar, y servant girl in the employ Of
Samuel May, attempted TO murder Mrs
May ard her child. She assaulted the
former with Ratchet aud fractured the
skull OF the latter with bottle, 1t is be
lleved that Mrs. May will recover, but Tho
child will die. The girl gives no Other
reason for her murdCrous assault than Ihst
she WAS directed by some unseen power In
a dream to commit the deed