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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-19
FARM AND FHREsABE
vnlne or straw fSr Feed.
81. Louis Globe-Dsnocrst.

N1A8AS OF BAfzhW A9A- Af@@AAs
B.. Louis Globe-Denocrst.
In many localities farmers are often
puzzled to decide as ~ what to do
with their straw. Generally 1t Is
attacked, and the cattle and horses are
allowed TO run, 20 it during the winter
more for shelter than for any good
it may do them as food. Sometimes,
and not infreqnenily, 1t Is burned
after it has been hauled sway from
the machine aud scattered, over the
field. This is practice not rs much
followed now as it was some years ago.
When straw il stacked aud the stock
is Showed to run 10 it, the greater
part of IL is, in the course of time,
pulled down and trampled under foot,
where in year or two it is converted
into Inost excellent manure.
No farmer, no matter how big the
farm, Can afford to bnrn his straw; it
is far better TO stack it or to use it
for covering rough sheds for winter
protection for stock. Thrre is a way
to uLiiize it as food for cattle, horses
and sheep that makes it fully ~ vslu-
able rs hay, corn or any other article
of stock food raised on the farm
that is, TO use it as chopped feed.
Bran, wheat or oats ground coarse and
mixed with cut straw, without cook
ing, but moistened with water, makes
most palatable and nourishing food.
Fed Ia nileh cows it wonderfully in
ereases the fow of milk, improves their
condition, and gives them a sleek,
glossy appearance. To horses it is
equally beneficial, and no fool placed
befOrsa them will be esten with such
evident relish ~ will their daity al
lOwance of chopped feed, In winter,
when the teams are not at hard work.
it can be fed twice o day with adyani-
age; in the summer time once a day
is often enough. For cows and Young
stoek cattle it is excellent fed with
the rough feed usually given them
1t is AS cheap as anything else as
good that can be procured. Prepared
in this way straw becomes H valuable
article of foUd, aud should be Ms care
fully cared for as is hay or corn.
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Feeding Ewes IN Winter.

NE Farmer.
In growing market lambs the feeder
should remember that the lamb mus
be sustained on the food eaten by lis
dam, she must eat enough Tor two.
This consideration shows that Der food
must be liberal and of good quality.
The lamb should increase in weight al
least one half pound per day ii gro"
ing for market, and this alone requires
fair ration to produce, snd, there
fore, fecdeIs must desl with ewes
sucklinC lambs with liberal hand.
The eve must produce profitable
fleece, besides growing her lamb and
keeping up her own flesh. We hay"
produced most satisfactory results IA
feeding sucking ewes upon the fol
lowing combined ration: Ten bushels
Of oats, nine bushels of corn, with one
of flax seed, all ground together int"
fine meal. and then mixed, at the tim"
Of feeding, with "ne-half wheat mid
diings. Each eve had of this Onr
and half pounds per day, with ahoH,
the same weight of fne-cut hay. This
WAS all eaten clean. But the hay is
not necessary, equal gain can be made
on straw; but in that case the eve
sbonld have two pounds OF such 4
ground ration on straw, and if the
STRAW is cut short all the better. A
good shelter is supposed in this case,
else such growth on lambs rs "" have
mentioned cannot be- made on such a
ration, nor perhaps on any ration, in
cold weather. This small amount Of
faxseed has a remarkable effect in
modifying the heating quality of corn.
1t keeps the bowels in healthy, &C
tive condition, and prevents all danger
OF garget in the eve.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-19

An I'D pIysician Of large expert
ence savr tie best ointment for cows
tsssfs il 1nweskea hHtler right fFam
liz clnrn, melted and missed With
vinegar simmer together. perhaps
and il used Professionally viii re-
xonye the Warss. Boston Pasf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-19

AR Of. '4lfAe Courts If Appeal.
except ID cases hereinafter prusilled,
allall have Appellate Jurisdiction only.
Thish jnfis,lieEhsn shall extend in III
eases evil or prgbate, when the mat
tAT % dispnls q the fands 70 be dis
islhaa aaall ezesed oas hapdasd dol
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-19

The Sunlhefn Lave sick JenFnal
-e.,ogt aaveral cases in which pigs were
peiss,nala 81 ealing " cher lng pofia.of
.as.ar ~ Ile aonraal says cnssa
ear at sl.sIn uigll impnuisg, bit shsf
IL deaEa % ps
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-19

RoTIck AHIoE !.-ri am rlpsing ont
my uill steek n greatly Fsilneed prices,
and my new goods for the cash "
ehsaP y the cheapest
> W Barn..
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Amendment Ne. O.

ART. 81. The Supreme Cont, ex,
cept in cases hereilafter provided
shall hay" speculate jurisdiction only,
which Jurisdiction shall extend to al
cases when the matter in dispHlr, al
the funl To b., distributed, whatever
may be the an"unt therein clsfmcd,
shall excrtd two Thousand dollars, ex,
clnsive Of interest; 10 snils fer iii
yorcr and separation from bed aud
beard; TO snits for nnlIity of mar,
riage 10 suits involving the rights IL
honest esds to snils f,h inierlietion
and to all cases in which the c9ns;iiil-
tiVnality or legality Of any tax, toll 81
inpnst whAteyer, or Of any finc, for.
feilure or penalty imposed by a ma,
piripal corporation shall be in con,
hesitation, wllairver may b.. the amonnr
thereof, and in such cases the appeal
l,n the iaw aud the facts shall b. di-
reelly from the Cont in which the
case originated to the Supreme Conrl;
and TO erimiHal cases on gneslInns OF
law alone, whenever the punishment
1T death or Imprisonment At haFri Ia
thor may be- infiqted, or fine exceed
ing Three Hundred Dollars $500 il
acinidly imposed.
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 9b.
OF the Consultation Of the State Relative 70
the Jurisdiction Of Co9rtg u ADpealT
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Amendment No. q.


ART. loo' f"r IA" faF'sh ct Or
ie",'' mere SiIa'I ne wv" lns'rIct C"tIr'S
anu Il" more va" OF SAN court
HhA'' he hhn"r As ne II'lI D.S-
'''cl N"'lrt i"r TIE Parish "i Orleans;
ana 'le other "S 'lhr Cr'm'nal Dts,
.ricl C""rI I"r Ia" FhfISt' "f Orleans.
Inc FORMER Si'a'i consist 81 not less
s"d" h'e J"''9"", ana 'n' I"''"r not
l'"N .'i"'' IN" Ju''%"S' having 'i' oman
hS"''"i'S Pr'Scr'D'" '"F i1'S'f'r' J"i -">
''''""a" mont '''t "'4'@' lnc N"l" l"'S'>
S''"'' 't "PP'''"'V', "H 'h', ""'"f""f'
ny Sn" WIN Tue ai'ic" ana CONSENT "l
'''e 0'"T''' i"r INC Term =" "lEm
EeStS' AA' hFs' appointment snail he
"'a''e "S 'o''"MN' 1hfer l"'E'S ct
'He. N'''' '',s'''"t S"'.r' t"r '""r years
ah, Nv" Judges, Tor elghl years. On
j"''s" "' inc Nrl'li'Ilal Distinct C""ri,
'"r '""' years ann "'lr lot eigh' years
'i'e .'t'HiS !" ~ ''"Sish'ie'i IN thrir
COMMUNICATIONS ne S,'" J"u%eS snail
receive e"ei'' lnHr Thousand "nIi"rN
per shlI'ilh' oain CiviI District C"Hri
si'a'I nave exclHStV" ann general pro-
.%'+, ann FAc'm I'VE c'''I jurisdiction
N all CASES when TIE amount IN dis
'ut' ar !" ne "lStr'i'nir'l' exceeds "hr
hundred d'fI"FS' exclusive ct intrrest,
40" 'hc'nS''e APp"''ai" jurisdiction
from 'te Ii'y C"hr's 81 NE Parish "t
" a At ia
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Amendment No. q.

ART. lac. "AlI fees and charges
fixed Icy law for the various Clvi
Courts of tn" parish of Orleans and the
Register of CnRVeyAnces and Recorder
of Mortgages of said parish, shall
enure tn the STATE, and all sums real
lied therefrnm shall be sci aside aud
held as special fund, ont OF which
shall he paid, by preferener, the rx-
penses Of the Clerk Of the Civil Dis
iriet Court, the Clerks nf the city
Courts, the Register of Conveyauce>
and the Recorder of Mortgages of lhe
parish of Orleans; provided that the
State shall never make any payment
to any Sheriff, Clerk, Register of Con-
yeyanccs or Recorder Of Mortgages of
the parish of Orleans, or any of their
deputies, for salary ar other EXPENSES
of their respective offices, except from
the special fund provided for by This
article, aud any appropriation made
contrary to this provision shall be null
and void"
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For sale or Rent.

SJ7HAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY At Bag,
! d8d, near Lake Chsrles, La. formerly
owned and occupied as residence by Thos
y, Parker. including large dwelling h01se,
store building and All inaRroEsmsnts. vii
be sold extremely low tor eash. For terms
q sale Or rent, apply 70 the agsnt, Geo. n
Wells, ESQ, Lake Charles, Calcasien parish
LEeIERsE 4 90. GaiFa4ten.
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ACT NO. 1876.

OF the Regular Session of SS2--Amendment
10 Article 81 Of the Consultation Of the
STATE, Relative 10 the Jurisdiction Of the
Supreme Court
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ART. LIS. There shall bt. in the
Parish Of Orleans a Court Of Appeals
for said parish, with exclusive appel
late jurisdiction in al matters, civil
and probate, arising in said parish
when the amount in dispute, or fund
to be distributed exceeds one hundred
dollars, exclusive of interest, and does
not exceed two Thousand dollars, ex-
elusive Of interest said court shall be
presided over by two Judges, who
shall be elected by the General AS
scmbIy, in JOINT session they shall be
residents sHd voters of the city of New
Orleans, possessing all the qualifica
tions necessary for Judges of Circuit
Courts of Appeal throughout the
State; they shall each receive an an
Hna salary of four Thousand dollars.
payable monthly upon their respective
warrants. Sand appeals shslI be upon
questions Of law alone, in Ill cases in
voiying less than FIVE hundred dollars,
exclusive Of interest, and upon the
law AMI the facts la other cases Ii
sinai sit in the city Of New Orleaus
from the first Mondsy of November
IA The last Mondsy Of June IN each
wear il shall hsve authority Ia isSur
wits % AaH5amHS. Prohibition. Ger
tsorari aud Habeas COrDas IN aid Of
its appellate jurisdiction
AMENDMENT To ARTICLE l35.
OF ths Constitution Of the State, 'reiattve ~
The jurisdiction II the City Courts OF The
Parish Of Orleans
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Amendment No. Z.

ART. I$5. - heFr shall AZ m in.'
city Of New Ur,raRs four CITY Courts,
.,i,r OF which shAi ~ located a. tisat
portion Of th, civ ou the righI bank
OF the Mississippi river, presl,irgi over
hv Judges i.s,ing all tA.. qualifications
required or District Jmlyy. auu
shal bv elected hv to- gnsiltitrl voters
tor tie t~rm .! four ys.sIs; they snail
have exclusive jurisdiction over ali
sums not cAreedImg uu, hundred dol
lars, exclusive Of lniereSt. subject L.
al appeal to the Clvil District C0nrl
when the amount claimed exceeds
twenty-five dollars. cXrinsiye of in
trrrsl. The General Assembly shall
regulate the salaries, territorial diva.
sion of jurisdiction, the manner of
executing their process, the fee bill,
and proceedings whlch shall govern
them; they shall have aulhuri,y To-
"XvCnlc commissions, to take testi-
mony. and shall T"c"lv5 therefor ~nci
tees as may lee allowed ny law. Tie
General Assembly NAV Increase the
number of City Courts for tn" said
parish, not to exceed cigIn in all, un
til "th"rwis" pr"ynIcd Ivy law. Each
If sad Courts shall have one Clerk, to
ht elected for the term of four year
10y the qualified voters of the parish.
VIII" shall receive salary of lively
hundred dollars per annum, aud u,
more, and who's" qualifications, h"ul
and duties shall ht regulated ny law "
AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLE 1870.
OF the Constitution of the STATE, relative -
the jurisdiction Of the Civil District Courts
NJ III ..ri Lii. u OIL.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-19
|. X. |. CHILL CURE !

THIS Is TO CERTIFY that have never
i known L. X l.. Chill Cure " to fail in \
single Instance l have USED it in my family
with delightful Results. aud can chcerfuy
recommend it to Hny0 annoyed with Hlaa-
ria in any form. especial ChilIs aud Fever,
Very respectfully, j. W. CRAWFORD.
Houston, leXas.
Guaranteed to cure Chiils and Fever. Ague.
Malarial and Intermittent fevers For sale
by w M. MkI \ ZEE, Lake Charles. La.
Price Sl.0J.
NJ. u. CO\I[ ! IN q tID..
WHOLESALE DEUGGIsTs.
may426-lyl Houston, Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-19

He undersigned wishest TO inform the trsy
n cling public aud stock droSers that be
has put lis Ferry and Beet pens IN good re-
pair, and IL ready to aecpnn3oaate all who
mag wish 10 cross with hin. with everything
that is generally required bg stock men and
travellers, he has large fiat, suitable IN
crossing ans ktDd Of stock also two ehalB
side 81 Tie river, Tree Of ebarqe Keepe con-
gtaptly ,pn hspd 3 full supply 81 Grocefles md
6sasee = ~ - ssts iassss pgioss
H -. NAN.
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OF,F,ICI-A-I....
A Amendments 10 the Gem
sti1uti0n 0f tEae state
Of Louisiana.
State of Louisiana.

sSLEbbS Oh I-AoIl1S1BIltts
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
In pursuance of ART. 256 of the
Constitution Of the State of Louisiana,
publication is hereby given to the
electors Of the state of the proposed
amendments to the Constitution of the
State, seoneurrea in BY two-thirtls Of
al the members elected TO each House
Of the General Assembly Of this State,
at its regular session held in the city
of Baton Rouge in 1882, and which
are reqnired 70 be- published in two
newspapers Published in the parish of
Orleans, and in one paper in each
other parish of the State ia which a
newspaper is published, for three
months preceding the next election
for Representatives, at which time tire
said amendments shall be submitted
to the electors for their approval or
rejection; said amendments appear
more fully in Acts Nos 76, ll3 and
l25 of the regular session of the Gen
eral Assembly held in 1882, which are
officially published for the information
of the electors, and winch will be sub
mitted to them for their approval or
rejection at the next general election,
to be held on Tuesday, the 22d day OF
April, 4. D. 1884, lit being the Tues
day next following the third Monday
in April in sneh manner and form
that the electors may vote for or
against each amendment, separately
and If a majority Of the electors, vol
ing at sand election, shall approve and
ratify all or either Of said amend
ments, then such amendment or
amendments or either of them so ap.
proved and ratified shall become II
part of the Constitution.
ACT NO. T6.
OF the Regular Session OF lsS2--Amendment
70 Articles OF the State Debt Ordinance Of
the Constitution Of 1873
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-19
STATE DEBT.

Article !. BE ii ordained b. tie
people Of the STATE OF Louisiana. as
DroViaed by lac, That the Sta.v Debt
Ordinance L.e amended - rs a. read
as follows: That the interest Ia t'e
paid on the Consolidated Bonds of
the Safe Of Louisiana, hc, ami IS
hereby fixed al two per centum per
snuum for five years, from ihe irsJ
day "f January, oDc Thousand eigh
hundred and elghIy tlSS0) ANA four
per ctnIum PER snnum thereafter,
payable semi annually and there siislU
t'e levied m annual Tax sufhcleat for
the iull payment "t sand interest, moi
exceeding thTee mills, the limit Of
Stale Tax for all purposes being hereby
fixed at SIX mills, and sshi bonds aud
coupons shall he duly STAN, ed III
leresl reduced Ia lw" per cenlutn per
anmum for FIVE years, from January
Isl. one Thousand eight hundred aud
eighty, and fonr per eenlum per an.
uuB thereafter"
hhl- nat NV liSihtI9 vi kii'
Consolidated Bonds may al any time,
~ or,ier that the coupons may hr
PAM, present their bonds /" tn" Treas
urcr OF the STATE, or to agents /" b.
appointed by the Governor, one IN tho
civ of New York, and the other in
the city of London, EngIani, and the
said Treasurer or agents, as the CAS-
NAV be, shall indorsr or stamp thereon
the words =" Interest reduced To- iw"
per ccnlum per AMMAN for five yeaIa
from January LIST, one thousand eight
hundred aud eighty (l8SO) aud four
per centnm per annum thereafter, "
and SAID Treasurer or agent shall III
d"rSe or stamp on said coupons tn"
following words: Interest reduced
to two per ctmtum per annum," or,
" Interest reduced 10 four per cenlum
bpr anItun " AS the GASP may lao
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ACT NO ll3.

OF the Regular Session Of observation-disclosures
TO Article LAG OF the Constitution OF the
Stats Relative 10 Fees and Charges. to BE-
Paid by Stamps in the Parish OF Orleans.
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ACT NO. T8
Amendment No, 1

OF the Regular Session OF lsS2--Amendment
70 Articles OF the State Debt Ordinance Of
the Constitution Of 1873
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bars, exclusive of interest,", and shall
not exceed two thousand dollars, ez :
elusive IF interest"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICE lOl.
OF the Constitution of the State Relative TO
Trial Of Cases in Courts OF Appeal when
Judges = Disagree"
Amendments No. Q.
ART. IOl. "Whenever the Judges
composing the Courts of Appeal shall
concur, their judgement shall be final
Whenever there shall be a Disagree
ment, the two Judges shall appoint a
lawyer having the qualifications tor a
Judge of the Court OF Appeals of their
Circuit, who shall aid IN the letermi-
nation Of the case, Judgment con-
Cured in by any two Of thcm shall be
final"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 1913.
OF the Constitution of the State, 4 Relative
to the Jurisdiction of Courts OF Appeal for
the Parish of OrlenDs"
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AMENDMENT 10 ARTI0LE d.


OF The Constitution Of The STATE Relative tc
.the dnrssdlcIIon al coIrts 81 AnneaI.r
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!tMLNIIMENI To IN HUH 10
OF the Constitution Of the STATE, ''relative =
The jurisdiction cf the City Courts OF the
Parish Of Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
Through New York State.
Mr.. BLAINE's TRIPLE REACHES BUFFALO Las
NIGHT@sCENES EN- RorTE

MR. BLAINES TRIPLE REACHES BUFFALO LAST
NIGHT-sCENES EN- ROUTE
When the train Carrying Mr. Blaine reached Au-
ourn, N T., yesterday it was received with i'm
mense cheering and the firing of cannon Mr. Blaine
was escorted to platform and introduced as the
next President. He made short speech, sa ying
he was the humble representative OF the great
principles which William H. Seward vindicared
AT Seneca Falls the usual crowd had assembled
ana MT Blaine briefly addressed them. The next
stop Was at Waterloo, where Mr.. Blaine left the
Train TO visit the Seneca county agricultural fair
Al the fair grounds the crowd rushed In after his
carnage. utterly ignoring the gate-keepers, who
mao oeen stationed 10 collect twenty-five cents a
mead The lair managers expected to realize a
pront from Mr: Blaine's VISIT but the impetuosity
townsend made short speech The next stop
ping place was Geneva, where Mr.. Blaine paid
tribute TO the late Secretary Folger, saying he
shortened his life by devotion to public duty. AT
ftelps, Nr. Blaine merely showed himself and
BOWED TO the crowd, and at Clifton he spoke few
words from the rear platform OF his car. At Can
anda1gua Senator Lapham introduced Mr. Blaine
VINO addressed the crowd. AT Rochester numerous
uniformed clubs, some Of them mounted, formed
conspicuous feature OF the aSsemblage. There Mr.
Blaine, IN his speech, touched upon politics for the
nrst time on this trip He proclaimed the pr1nci-
pies OF the republican party and gave them credit
lor tne country's prosperity. At Batavia short
stOp was made At p. NJ. the train reached Buf-
oy procession OF 'plumed Knights bearing
torches. At II O'Clock MI. Blaine and party re-
tired TO the hotel where accommodations had been
provided for them.
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Alexandria Affair.
Reported for IKE EVENING STAR.

DEATH OF An Old CiTI2EN.-Henry Il. Whiting.
ton, one OF the hesi-knoNn AltXandrians. died &C
The iniirmary last evening. Mr.. W was a native
oi this city. He spent his youth at the cabinet
factory OF the late JAS. Green afterward engaged
in mercantile business On King street, and after
spending some time Ia Petersburg remained clerk
at Green's Mansion house until It's transfer 20 new
owners For some years he has been an Invalid
With lucid fancy and powers of sweet expression,
ne Was noted In his early days as "the Poet Me-
chanlCn and was for many years the laureate OF
the town. and at its centennial on the Invitation
OF the city council. he read an appropriate poern
lac served IN tae city council. ana WAS for a long
time q school trustee. Simple In habits and refined
in taste he lived quiet and sincere, and IN peace
departed 10 the better land.
FCNERAL-Ihe funeral of Mrs Rich II. Stabler
took place yesterday afternoon, and the funeral
proceeded TO Ivy Hlll cemetery. Rev. Dr. Norton,
OF 81 PauIS church. conducted the services The
psl-bearers were :. +. Beach, F. J. Miller John H.
Pairatt. J. j. Jameson, L. l. Dangerfied and I.
FenGalL
POLICE REPoRrs-The only prisoner at the sta
ton This morning IL Dan Lucas for disorderly con-
duct The mayor has fined Sarton Wright S2b
for disordeTly conduct.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Keithis still holding
court. The SUIT of Alexandria Savings institution
agt. ~ r. Nc\ elgh & son, on a note of hand given
before the war, has been decided Tor the DEFENDANT
NcTEs-MrS Jacobs, residing on Alfred street,
between Prince and Duke streets. died las. night
The city school board holds its regular meeting
to-fight.-COllectoT Juhn I. Iill and Mr. Lee Hill
returned from sea trip on the schooner III. - Cul-
Yer ycsjeruay.-Mursan Beach. esq, nephew OF
Col. ThoS- 4. Morgan, of Washington, has returned
TO his home here IRON the university, and Will
practice llw.-Nr. ". A. Vincent, Of this CITY,
has recently found a brother from whom he had
hot heard for nearly thrl ythree years one OF the
brothers had lived In Alexandria and the other on
the Pacific slope.-Seyeral fine horses have re
Gently died In this city. A colored man named
PHI Carter lost one yesterday.
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Broker Friedman and His Bride.

THE COUPLE RETURN TO NEW YORK.
Mr.. Henry Friedman, the stock broker, and his
bride, formerly Miss Sarah Scheuer, with whom he
eloped from New York last Monday, left the Ar
lngton $40 this morning and returned to New York.
Mr. Friedman denied that he had married Miss
Scheuer for her money, and said that he is abun-
dainty able TO take care OF her. Mr.. David Longs
dorn, OF Philadelphia. formerly partner OF young
Friedman, said yesterday: Their marriage was
not prearransed, but was the elimination OF their
long-cherished hopes. They met on the morning
OF their marrage with no intention OF having the
to be married at once was made by the gentleman
and quickly acceded to by Miss Scheuer They
friend for rabbi Mr. Friedman and Miss Scheuer
are members OF the reformed faith While the Rev.
DR.. Silberlnan, who performed the ceremony, Is
orthodox Hebrew. They were married according
to the rabbis faith. under canopy, and in the
presence OF .minion' consisting OF ten men, men,
berS or the fafth. This Is essential according to
The orthodox Hebrew custom. and dispels the idea
that their marriage was strictly private"