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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-31

Harmon B II l-3 acre land IN Lake
Charles, eighty two, 5 10.
Hagar Jesse 1-3 acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty to eighty two, 8 Az.
Hemmenway Chas agent, IL acres
land in Lake Charles, eighty two,
8 90.
Houston FIR acres land in Lake
Charles, eighty ono and two, IA 90.
Kohn Henry 1-s acre land in Lake
Charles, situated on Ryan street,
eighty two, u 20.
King Robt ! acIe land in Lake Charles
and impts, eighty two, Is go.
Limousine d Lapenne 2-S acres land
in Lake Charles, eighty two, IL so.
Leveque Mary ] 2-s acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty two, | go.
Loveqne ] D 1-3 acre land in Lake
Charles and impts, eightp two, 10 92.
Lyons Jas A stock in trade, eighty
two, 25 90.
Miller Henry l-3 acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty to eighty two, I go.
Morgan Abey l-3 acre land in Lake
Charles, on Ryan st, eighty two, s 90.
Moss J V ST.. I acres land in Lake
Charles, cighty-two, II IS.
Munday ] G, 2-S acre land in Lake
Charles, on Ryan ST. seventy seven,
AZ, eighty two, 80 49,
Newton Jasper, stock, eighty two, go.
PIatz q Moss 5 acres land in Lake
Lake Charles, eighty two, 1876 90.
Prater Chas 90 acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty two, AZ 60.
Price Joe col, l6 acre land ip Lake
Charles, eighty two, s 20.
Reynolds Thos, steam boat Ramos,
eighty two, Is 40.
Riddick Mrs E / | 3 acre land IN Lake
Charles, eighty two, 06c.
Riddick L J., stock, eighty two, 2 a.
Ryan L / lot in Lake Charles, eighty
two, 3 "a
Schafnit Louis lots in Lake Charles,
md now owned by Kelley, eighty
two, 5 90.
SIoano Mrs S / lot in Lake Charles,
eighty two, 6 40.
Stoddard B r 2 lots in Lake Charles,
seventy eight Q 00, eighty to eighty
two, 76 90
Sweeney Mary r | lot in Lake Charles
on Ryan st, eighty two, 3 20.
Theobald Clas 2 lots in Lake Charles,
eighty two, I 40,
Vincent orelis lot in Lake Charles,
eighty two, 5 90.
Wegner Geo 2 ga acres land in Lake
Charles, eighty-one and two, ~ "a,
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seventy three to eightl9 As, eighty
two o.
Robinson NJ A stock, eighty to eighty
two Is SO.
Robinson Mansel impts and stock,
eighty two I 40.
Robinson dunes 500 acres land, 100
in sec 5 T9SRll W and 100 in
sec pr s rs r II W, seventy five to
eight % 20, eighty two 90.
Rodgers Mary a 100 acres land Id
secs 20 and 80 T9sR 8 ", eighty
to eighty two "A.
Rodrigues Joseph impts and stock,
eighty two 2 20
Ross BeEe col impts aud stock, sew
enty seven and eight 4 81, eighty
one and two 60.
Romero Jeve stock, eighty two So,
Rollins Isaac stock, eighty one and
two 2 80.
Rowe Mahalla so acres of land bought
of = z Gilley per Allen Gilley
eighty two 40.
hoy Joseph linpbs ana STOCK, seventy
two to eight 81 50, eighty one and
two 8 go.
Roger, 0nczeme Jr stock, eighty two
es.
Roger ] J stock, eighty to eighty two
s4.
Rougen Mrs Seve7ene 1G6 acres land
in secs 2S and 20 TT SRA ",
eighty one and twogI 20.
Ryan Sam stock, eighty two | 80.
Ryan J u 800 acres land near corpora
lion line on Bayou Chou pique,
eighty to eighty two 10 %.
Ryan Vim col, impts and stock, sew
eDty seven and eight8 %, eighty to
eighty two 404.
Ryan Sandy col. impts and stock,
eighty one and two so.
Ryan & Geary 1920 acres land IN secs
s, . and 10 T8S r. 9w, eighty to
eighty two 50 90.
Rushing Wm stock, eighty one and
two 6 so.
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Phillips Jos stock, eighty two 60.
Pharfss r. q impts and stock, seventy
six q 81, eighty one and two SIS.
Fierce ID p inpts and stock, seventy
three to eight Sc SO, eighty to
eighty two ~ 60
pierce Solomon l2S acres land in sec
26 TBS r 10 w, seventy seven &
eight is 30, eighty one and two
IL Sc.
1'inder Jas M so ncres Of E1-2 Of s w
IA sec 81 rs s r IS w, eighty to
eighty two 1852.
Pinder G w impts and stock, seventy
seven and eight IL O4, eighty TO
eighty two 8 70.
Policy s "a 16O acres land N El-4 ace
"a TO SsR 0 w, eighty to eighty
two IL 81.
Pierre Francois impts and stock, eighty
one and two 40.
Pinkston w L stock, eighty one and
two 5 sc.
Platz & Moss. sos acres land, old mill
site deserted in Bagdad, and other
hands eighty two SO 6s.
Pleasant Hyp. stock, seventy four to
eight ID 6B, eighty two ] 96.
Potter w ID stock, seventy four to six
2oa14, eighty two ] 40.
Powell Henry stock, eighty one and
two 6 Is.
~ ia sylbac Ina etne1- niosbt = nm and
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Nom Resident Roll.

American Sulphur Mining Co, -four
hundred acres land in secs AZ, is
| 10 10, 7 0 S r 10 W, eighty, eighty
| one and two, III so.
Amer Geo le0 acres land in sec Is I
9SR7 W, eighty one and two, 3 20,
Armbruster Benz 1867 acres land in
sec % T9 S r 8 west, eighty one
and two, 4 40,
BergamiBe ] h 12l acres land sec 81
T9sR INV, seventy eight to eighty
two, s 81.
Benoit Valsin n acres land sec ~ I Q
SRS W, eighty two, 50 cts,
Bishop Ebb l60 acres land sec ID I 5
SRI ", eighty ono aud two, 4 56,
Boagni Vincent 1854 acres land, be-
ing The claim Of Boisdore on west
side Of Bayou Nespigue 4 8 s + 2
and 8 ", eighty to eighty two, $40.
Boyle Therrapce 100 acres land sec 5
T9SR7 ", eighty-oRe and eighty
two, 4 56.
Broussard Josephine 100 acres land sec
80 7 II S RIG W, eighty two, / 60.
Broad a Frost 400 acres land on lick
DRY Flat, eighty two, 80.
Brown ID s 10 acres land sec 10 4 3
SIR 8 ", and in sec 0 I 8 S r ",
eighty TO eighty two, Z 90,
Brown John SO acres land sec 80 r 8
SIR To- ", eighty to eighty two, II 81
Broussard Gabe $50 acres land sec 7 4
10 S Z ", eighty tive, 4 80.
Curtis Nathaniel PIG acres land sec "a
T3sR5 v, eighty TO eighty two,
l3 20. I
Cole Alstin 80 acFes land. on Whisky
chitto creek. eighty two, / 2s,
Davey w r l2f acres land sec 33 T 4
SR1o ", eighty two, 2 40.
Dryer Jno 4 100 acres land sec . Z 0
SRI ", eighty one and two, 4 DO
Fazcnde ? 0 100 acres land see 81 and
33 T9s R 10 ", eighty 70 eighty
two, I So.
Flemming w B l5S acres land sec 80
T9S RIB W, eighty two, 2 40.
Frost Louis 100 acres land sec 20 4 0
SRI v, eighty two, 2 56.
Cause W + 100 acres land lot Q, secs
4, s and "a T II S re W, SW4 Of
NW4 sec "a TIL s Il Q v, eighty
two, 256,
Giliigan Dan'l 100 acres land sec i3 p
9SR Sw, eighty one and two, 3 81
Gardner ] d 100 acres Land ME- Of
NWA sec 8 and Ell Of N ELI Of
sec 4'T SIS B l3 ", eighty two,2 DO
Grednigo Joe 1908 acres land zee IA i
9SRSw, eighty toMeighty two,
46 40,
GFetf Henry 10 acres land sec "A 4 3
SRs W, eighty q eighty two, . 81,
Guidry A Lafosse, Estate, l58 acres
land sec lat Q $ II s W, eighty |
one and two, 7 20.
IIalleg Chas TIP acres Land sec IA 4 |
10 RI v, eighty to eighty two,
8 90.
Hampton J ] I6o acres land sec 8 Z
SIS R6w, eighty one ard two, 3 Is. |
Harmon Margaret 100 acres land secs
10 and 10 7 Q S RS VI eighty and /
eiqhtytwo. D 10
Harris Lyni Q t52o acres land S W "A /
sec NJ Mel 4 81 NEEt sec ~, All Of |
sec -, ~ of see 81 fsl2 Of E32
sec 30 Mis2 of saN IA zee Is a. q
SR3 eighty tvs, ~ 81
HcbeFt Mantha 6s4 acres land secs 8, /
~ rs, H ~, f5 e u y r CIV,
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5SR4 ", seyenty-eight, 3 43,
eighty to eighty two, 9 43.
Thigpen Newton stock, seventy-seven
and eight 81, eighty to eighty
two, %.
Thompson J II impts & stock, eighty
two, so.
Thompson w II Is. TOWN. stock.
seventy seven and eight 5 ~, eighty
and eighty-two, 6 90.
Thompson Geo w stock, eighty-two,
/ 40.
Thompson Thos s impts and stock,
seventy seven and eight9 IA, eighty
two, 3 90.
Thorn Joe col. impts and stock, sew
enty seven and eight Z l6, eighty
to eighty two, 5 l6.
Thomas Gabe impts and stock, eighty
two, 2 IA.
Tim Henry impts, eighty one and two,
2 4S.
Tim Ben impts,eighty one and two,
2 40.
Tierney Jno stock, eighty one and two,
3 rs.
Toueby c & Bro stock and vehicle,
eighty two, "a.
Touchy b A 100 acres land Si-2 Of
NE1-4 Nl2 of SELL sec % T 10,
SR W, eighty-two, A SO.
Toucby Cassieus l6 } acres land NEl-4
Of NEl.4 see q, Nl-2 and SEA- Of
NWI-4 sec % TI0SR 8 ", eighty
two, 2 28.
Towner Jno stock, eighty to eighty
two. 8 88.
Trahan Emile stock, eighty two, 2 20.
Trahan JOS impts and stock, eighty
to eighty two, 3 So.
Trahan Joseph Jr. impts and stock,
seventy one to eight 81 80, eighty
two, I As.
Trahan Urssan impts and stock, eigh-
ty to eighty-tmo, Is 90
Trahan Pierre stock, eighty to eighty
two, 7 40.
Turner p J impts and stock, eighty
to eighty two, 6 so.
Turner ) b impts and stock, eighty
one and two, Q 81.
Turner w II, 100 acres land on Ten
Mile creek, seventy six aud seven,
"a 81, eighty-two, 4 90.
TurneF $ L, impts and stock, eighty
one and two, IL.
Turner w A impts and stock, eighty
two, 60.
former Henry le0 acres land see SO 4
rs r 8 W eighty to eigbty-tBo,
s 20.
Turner Jno ippts and stock, eighty
two, 2 so.
Tyler ] w impts and stock, seventy
two to eight 10 ID, eighty d eighty
one, 5 SO.
Yannil Toussan impts q stock, eighty
two, 98.
Vanwinkle J Aimpts g. stock, eighty
one and two, 40.
Yirdine Thee. stock, eighty two, 60
Yirdine Joe leo acres land sec 27 T o
SR9 ", seventy eight, 3 43, eighty
10 elghlf Two; Q 10
Wick S D impts and stock, seventy
seven and eight II 20, eighty to
eighty two, q 40.
Vincent Sap'l stock, seventy three to
eight ~ 20, eighty to eighty-two,
%.
Yiekery Jno stock, eighty to eighty
tive, 5 0S.
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Sallier Anselm impts and stock, s9ven-
! y eight ls SO, eighty one and tive
| 92.
SallierJHle Ii NO acres land il sec 8
| 4 los RI Q W, eighty one aud two
8 20
Saltcr Peter 100 acres land in sec 10
y 9s k l3 ", eighty to eighty two
l3 48.
Sanders Ihos stock, seventy six to
eight 5 5S eighty one and two 6 so.
Sanders Frank inpts and stock, eighty
TO eighty two 7 l6.
Sanders Allenstoek, seventy eight IA
eighty two 81.
Sanders , Y l6O acres land ~ secs 23
and ~ 4 q y Il II v, eighty to
eighty two 20 a.
sayapt Glide stock, eighty 10 eighty
two go.
Scheaumean Jos impts and stock,
eighty one and two 20 90.
Scarborough Frank stock, eighty two
260.
to eighty two 5 os.
Seigler g Z stock, eighty to eighty
two SO,
seigler = J lmpts and stock, eighty
Two Up.
eelgefs Y eaiey Stock eighty one ana
TWO So.
ohun Siyhns lFppts ana STOCK elsnly
two ~.
E5naptuck BROS iinpts, elghty Two 4 ~
9A . j 3 4 lmpls and sleek' equity
!. two 3 y
sbattuek a Naietield leo acres land,
ne description, eighty one and two
~ W;
sheriey I'm u ! in'Pis anq stock seventy
c,t 1891 I ~ III eissl. wy = IVY y ~ ~
''''oe 1as.s, s,no n llIpes WI 500 u
s;sgsss sesep =. "Vu eisu'
4, VIVA N
s'''. .l'a e ! :. z 500, sesensy nv y
s e s'ss ! s"y ~ sls1sy ons
s; q,
''i'l,pss "a 4 IA 's5 ''lie s's'sN, 1917
PIX FIX ~ 10y 'Ss ~
e,: e. HI
s7ss,: :S' Z q tsps'ss WY w ssoSA'
s'euss y : 'suss IVY Z 4 -
slmmons Caleb stock, eighty 1--WE ~:
summons Adney Ae0 acres land y = \
l-4 q see 92 \ n 2 Y, elghty
two 60
Simmons lack lnpts and stock, sew 4
eniy seven aud eight 4 q, eighty
Que and two 4V.
Suns Jno stock, eighty 70 eigHty one
? IA
Singleton Y e lnpts and stock, eight v |
one ana two 3g A.
Staunton iaowcll lmpts and stock,
eighty one and two 3 70
Slaydop Sam inpts and stock, eighty
two 2 rs.
Slaydon u w stock, eighty two 4 o.. !
Smart Mrs no 7 acres laud Gees ~
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hace ffa Henry STOCK, seventy seven
aud eight q %, clgpty 70 eighty
Two = ".
Kaggy Alex COL stock' elghty one ano
Two z ~.
Raspberry ono stock, eighty TO eighty
one ? ~.
halnwaeer Y linpts ahfl STOCK, seven
~ seven ana elgnt ~, elghty one
and two 4 ~ !,
RalnMatef James a llnpts ana sboek'
eignty one 9na I'VE n.
Reeves WIN y stock, seventy enc to
eight 81 f8, eighty two 3 os.
Reeves MmG stock, seventy one TO
eight 5V IL, eigpty one ~ Two z ~.
Reeves Jno N impts ana stock eighty
one and two q ~. .
Reeves Mrs Isaac 32O acres land ~
secs ~ and Isl 4 : i 3 ny, eighty
i've 4 w
Reeves Edmund stock, seventy Three
to sight ~ 58, eighty two 49,
Reeves david stock, eighty two 4 ~.
Reeves Jno col. stock, seventy SIX to
eight 70 90, eighty to eighty two
~ ~.
Reeves Mary a stock, eighty two o.,
Reeves JnO stock, eighty one and two
s "a.
Reed q Y 1 : acres OF lana aud llnpts
purchased ot james Bialr eighty
two 10 o.,
RaiA Est III Il cfnnk pfotlFfN two % fiR
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eight 81 So, eighty TO eighty-tWo
Smith Jno stock, eighty.one and two.
3 so.
Smith w II impts and stock, eighty
one and two, 3 60.
Smith Mrs Aug 6 acres land near Nor
ris' mill, eighty-two, 3 so.
Smith Raymond stock, seYenty-seyen
aid eight %, eighty-two, 3 40.
Smith Uriah ilnpts and stock, seventy
five to eight 20 50, eighty to eighty
two, o "a.
Smith r + stock, seyenty-seven and
eigAt 4 81, eighty to eighty-tWo,
III.
Smith 4 ] stock, eighty-two, 6 20.
Smith W L stock, eighty one and two,
4 40.
Smith S a stock, eighty two, Ga
Smith G 4 impts and stock, eighty
one and tive, Q l6.
Smith g @ 100 acres land F1-2 of SW
4 Ia NWl-4 of sWl-4 and SWl-4
of NWl-4 sec 2 t z S r 10 W,
eighty one and two, 4 so.
Smith WIN impts and stock, eighty
two, 3 40.
Sneed VIM impts and stock, seventy
seven and eight 8 46, eighty-one
and two, Z o..
Sonnier Gideon impts and stock, sew
enty-four to eight SO As, eighty-one
81. 90 ~ 81, = ~ - .;l,4. ~
'7Uiii'lVi u a@ oa S'ooA' c'SAty oie anu
6, Two u ~: ,.. 100
, z gho HnPls' eisnss -tMo' : e.
oplAes merry i'n " ana sSoeN, sss-
enly elgnS 9S' eiShiy y e'sp'S
6 w. ! 81, a ..,,-
foPikes andrew imPts ana ssock' sfY.
enly-seyfu anu FlSlis - % si6 my
q, IN ~ o.l M e ,a VI t,l
SPeafs Leonard Ivy acres lahu' 2at-
epasea L. q Sel = ilaiehey' eigu'y-
tWo : 4, 60 .,
spears W ! iinpls ana stocN, ssfehty-
INe 70 eight ~ e'gnty 70 eignty-
VWo, oV'
stamps Sa'nes ltnpls ana sooch' eisnHy
t"9' z "a
l7i1 "a = z IL I aefes l5no near 7.
9tial,es ~" " ~ a. oepOt eisAtg
., tWo' . n.
'''s y y Y ~ acres iana 70 s9c ~. -
! ! ? Il ~ w eiShty7ohe aaa Two
! . oV
stanton Naienllne slocG' se'enty.seNeh
allq eignt =, elsoty w elghly-I
NO ? r.
STANLEY / ? stock eighty y eighty
e,a W. : ~
''l.tiicg alngs ~ te Y, aug stoch' seseity
!. nFe 70 eight 2 ~ eigpty Two; : -. ~
'8ts 4 tx y s1oc9' eighty oie apa '@o'
2 ~
'ol'lelsF IIan n seosh' seventy three 70
elgl1 40 ~, eignsy 70 elsnis 1--we,
,,l oa So o. 1870, =
otste '9 q V oo"acfes tala' W. o4
? = - W e'shty-'wo, z "
9tewafa q Merflman, saw logs ele'
:, elgnty tw9 2, lz9 "
etepneus n ! XIX acfessilna q stoek'
elgley one ana TWO, ~ ~.
la ,Sic Z !, 10y acres tang ~
sec ~ : ? y Y v, seNeney-eighh
2 ~ elgnty one ana t@0' ~.
sle II Y, I in y 10y aetes aug ~ ~
! I ? = 10 " elghty one ana Two,
~
stephens W ~ 10y acres land N}g If
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WnI1a al mllaIg.

FTA1f0SE Interested arc hereby informed,
i that ~fbr some emo silae lAst tlle
amounts Collected by tla Undersigned hy
way Of compensation taf Il faNge liglst On
CAEpAslRu BAR,
will moi pay for The Oh used Unless more
future, I vial no compelled ~ aisaoutsAue
said light AUGUST Nll.TIAAfN.
lnal-Il-tf
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sherHa's sale.
pARIsn OF CALCAsIEr.


1 parisa Colwt, EiiriA 81 Haleasisa, Stats ef
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On said day Of sala I viii sell sueIs
portions of said property az eacil
debtor shall point out. and Is case slle
debtor will not point ouA aaliieIenL
property, ! viii a. oRee and withant
delay sell tho least quantity 81 saill
property Of any debtor which any
bidder will buy for tie amount of
taxes, interest ana costs die NJ said
debtor. The sale viii be without
appraisement, fol- cash, ID legal tender
money Of the United States, aud the
property shah be redceuahle III any
time for The space Of one year, BY
paying the price given, With twenty
per cent. and costs and penalty added.
ID. II. LYONS.
Sheriff and Exsoificie Tax Collector
Calcasieu parish, Louisiana
Sheriff's Office, Lake Charles. La,
March 81 1883.
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m6i ~ NJ ib ~ hunprnl agraut md
Lh n etheLa ChaleE 6ronaE
h
ppt reasonable kgurbd
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
Our SpOrtsuen.

The Michigan State Sportsmen's Association
held its annual session in Detroit, Jan. 10th
and 18th. The attendance was good, and the
interest manifested all that the most sanguine
could desire. An interesting and instructive
paper was read by Fish Commissioner Clark, of
Worthwhile, on fish food and food fishes, fol-
lowed by funny letter from A. II. Mershon,
of East Saginaw, on the subject Of ecls. The
advisability Of making the upper peninsula
game law the same as that Of the lower PENN
sula was suggested by j. H. Warren, Of Point
St. Ignace, and referred 10 the committee Of
the whole. A special committee consisting of
Messrs Colburn, Fitzhugh, Clark, Hihby and
Mershon was appointed TO confer with the
committees Of the legislature and secure ecr-
tain amendments to the law for the better pro-
lection Of game. The present law was then
discussed, section by section. IL was decided
not to amend the clauses referring to deer and
woodcock. A motion TO prohibit the spring
shooting Of all duck and any wild water fowl
was carried unanimously. The clause forbid
ding the killing OF water fowl "at night or at
any time on their resting places" was amended
so as to read between sunset and sunrise. The
penalty for killing game during the close sea
son was fixed at from $40 to $50, instead of the
last sum- as at present, and the law was amend
ed so tn at parties found with game In their
possession within eight days next succeeding
the times limited and prescribed for the killing
Of such game shall be compelled TO prove that
the killing occurred in the open season; or 9TH
erwise their possession of the game shall be
considered prima facie evidence of guilt. The
English sparrow was exempted from protec-
ton, and the sense OF the meeting was that a
close season should he made for pigeons, includ-
ing their nesting period.
The committee of the whole finished It's re-
vision of the game laws and reported in favor
equalizing the tax on dogs as regards sex; OF
requiring fishermen to impregnate spawn de
posted in lakes; and of prohibiting the spear
ing of fish In all the inland waters of the state.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. 10th, the assoca-
ton was rendered banquet at the Michigan
Exchange. Edward +. Coney of Detroit, acted
as toastmaster, and the following sentiment:
were responded to: "The Michigan sports
mems association" response by DR.. +. s
Holmes, president of the associations; "Tht
city of Detroit," response by Mayor Thompson
''Thc north woods of Michigan-how we shoe
our deer and how other people shoot our dogs,
response ny ex-Mayor Z. G. Nichols, OF Battle
Creek; 'Legislation-wbat has been accom-
pished for game protection and what is yet u
be DONE" response by ex-senator c. T. Gibson
of Bay City; "Thc rhinoceros--its habits anc
appetites," response by G. w. Latimer, De
troit; and impromptu speeches by VIM &. Col
burn, Levi L. Barbour and others
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18

fireman were greatly hindered In their efforts
10 save the property and lives Of the doomed
inmates, by the network of telegraph wires.
The hotel register was burned, aud In conse-
quence q complete list Of the dead cannot be
given, but it is believed the number will
reach 100. There were comparatively few
guests in the house at the time, but
among them were the Madison Square theatre
company, the Tom Thumb troupe, and the
Minnie Palmer company. One Of the first
bodies recognized at the morgue was that OF
Mrs. Gilbert of the latter company. Mr.. Gil
bert jumped from the window with his wife In
arms killing her instantly, and his recovery Is
very doubtful.
The lessee of the hotel was John +. Antisdel,
former resident of Detroit. A few years ago
1t was reprinted and rcvarnished and while Inn
proved In appearance was made all the more
combustible. Insurance companies have re-
fused to increase their risk upon the building,
and at the time ofthe fire the insurance amount
ed to only 100000 while the estimated loss IS
S500 OO0
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18

William J. Cohghlln, of Somerville, Mass,
says: In the fall Of 1876 | was taken with
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS, followed by a severe
cough. lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed In 1877 was admitted to
the hospital. The doctor said | had hole in
my lung as big as a half dollar. At one time a
report went around that | was dead. | gave
up hope, but friend told me Of DIR. WILL
LIAM ALL'SBALSAM FORTlIE LUNGS. l
got bottle, when to my surprise, | commenced
to feel better, and to-day | feel better than for
three years past.
write this hoping every one afflicted with
diseased lungs will take DR. WILLIAM
HALLS BALSAM, and be convinced that
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. | can pos
itivey say IL has done more good than all the
other medicines / have taken since my sickness
Nature goes on her own way: all that To us
seems an exception, isreay according TO order
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
The Newhall House mt milwaukee
Burned to the Ground.

The Ncwhall house Of Milwaukee, q six-story
brick building, burned TO the ground on the
morning of the 10th inst. The fire was discov-
cred at 4 p. m, and in less than half an hour
the immense building was enveloped In flames.
Scenes Of the utmost terror prevailed, inmates
of the doomed building jumping from the up
per stories, covering the sidewalks with lifeless
bodies. Others appeared at the windows, and
seeing the distance to the ground below fell
back TO perish In the flames. few
were saved by jumping on canvass. The
patrol wagon was on hand, and the bodies OF
the dead were at once conveyed to the morgue
where the scene was heart-rending beyond de
scription. Identification was almost impossi
| bic, the remains were SO disfgured and man
| gled. This IL the most horrible catastrophe
| that has visited that city In over 20 years.
near as can be ascertained the fire broke on
| in the south end Of the building There
loud talk Of incendiarism, but no tangibl
ground can DO given for hia Th
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
In the Union Medicale M. Guelliot con.

In the Union Medicale M. Guelliot con-
tributes valuable paper on two cases
of "locomotor ataxia" in women en-
ployed on sewing machines. In hyster-
ical women, working at such a machine
seems to be, in certain cases, the oc-
casional cause of the appearance of
locomotor ataxia. The symptoms COM
mence in the lower limbs and progress
upward; shooting pairs also traverse
the limbs from below upward. I'm
provcment is noticed when the patient
rests, and it may last long time.
Working at the machine by means OF
treadle, according to M. Guelliot.
probably acts chiefly by the conclusion,
which is diffused throughout the spinal
cord. This movement of the treadle IL
dangerous to the work-woman, and en-
deavofs should be made TO substitute
some other motor for the footpower.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
EXAMPLE,.

We scatter seeds with careless hand,
And mean we ne'er shall see them moro
But for thousand years
Their fruit appears,
In weeds that mar the land,
Or healthful store.
The deeds we do, the words we say
Into still air they seem TO fleet,
We count them ever past;
But they shall ever last
In the dread judgment they
And we shall meet
charge thee by the years gone by,
For the loves sake of brethren dear,
Keep thou the one true way,
In work and play,
Lest in that world their cry
OF woe thou hear.
JOHN KEBLE.