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Evening star., 1886-09-04
RAILROADS.
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAnRoAn
schedule In snscs SUNDAY. NAY s0sh. 1855. uni
GIrthar nutlcs

Leave Washington nom station. corner Of View
.for ch,csso 1850 am. and 1910 pr daily The
s.s gaiesso s,,,siss sn ftssS,s1 a,s At ss chi;
For CINCINNATI. ioulsviiis and S. Louis daily si $40
asa saspihs Ssrs M 20 aSo,s points. Sthou, Change:
$3.50 IA Is nasi lmiled train TO Cincinnati and 81
= louis 5a5 m So sa. % 1.re Is sSarssd on lin III.
Usan s .st Gas, time
Ptsours6 Cleveland dan and besroiI With Monarch Par.
i.t snd = leeping Osrs 70 flt,seargh
saontol, loi0 nm., wiih slsepins Carr. daily. On
ar sleeping car 20 Natural Bridss station orly
sTFsePI FeE ssI Sunday and iolo daily oo
$50 80 stS tio s. oa as SIS sInII:S and ee % > M
an sIs l;2s. lso. $50. l:ao. Sac. $40 7OO s:2a
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points south
~ a., IN and $50 IA daily; 10 has Sleeper from
w,aSning. n 70 Nsw Orleans 5s30 p sleeper 70
For Wilmington Delaware, and intermealai. points
@ S.sWeen ,a More and Wilmington, $40 .. daily.
Fol Annapolis s;ao am. and l2:lo and 4so pun.
For For Nay ststions betseen : ashlngton and Balti.
oIS aaa no 49,, y - ESQ 80 m l2lo M. $50 $40 so
80 40; 800 and ilD0 pm For stations on Metropon-
nam bIanSn S ~ an esis except snnda. and e:i
pal stations on MetrSpeli!sn branch slo daily
interni ediAie points IosS am. iS.so and i iSo M
daily. except sunday. For FREDERICK :: 40 am sad
H'4o p IN. dsly. except sunday.
For Hsgersiown lo0o a. IA. and 5.3l D. m daily ex-
cept sunday.
llo. eso and 1880 pm fattie Rock srprs.s - M
Baltimore ll:I5 nj.
From Annapolis $50 am, and / so and Sos D. m
euncAy, 1888 Am, SS6 pm
Prom Hsrprrs Ferry and Valley Railroad 7.2Oa
m DAILY ana 5;Si o. IN. daily, except SUNDAY.
From Frederick and intermedlae q points SOS n m
and $40 pm daily, except on day
a. Trains , ,esys % Baltimore for washinston $40
4:e0 D. 6;3o 1:4a and 40 a. m: on SundayS q al
go, 300 aud ssIo am, lsSo 2.3o, 4s2o. 500, ESQ
s:sS, aud llD0 pm.
All trains from Washington stop nj RELAY ssstion
e1cept l:eS, 3:lo and S:40 pm.
For further informaion apply q, the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket omce-WsshingtOn Station, Blp aud
1881 PennsyiN ania avenue, corcer of l4th street
sId recsived Al any point Ia the city.
b. puNHAM. G X. LORD.
WASHINGTON. oHlp AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD %.
Schedule In effect August l. 1855
Trains will leave from aud arrive nj Is. a r. stason
9Th aud Its. follows;
Leave Washington bl0 Q m daily except Sunday
aid 4;i5 T. IN. daily, arriving al Round Hill IL a. a
IN aud sl9 pm. Returning trsins leave Round HiIi
st Sao = In daily snd al 81 D. daily except sun
day arfying ~ W Washington $40 and 5:4S pm
Monthly and quarterly Communication rales 1000
mile tickets S2a
r. BELL.
AUTO SUPERINTENDENT
Evening star., 1886-09-04

From the Detroit Free PresA
He was walking to and fro In the depot, e.
waiting passengers will, and his face wore an
expression OF peace aud contentment All Of q
sudden wave OF anxiety and fear swept oyer
1t. and he began searching his pockets. His
anxiety was SO marked that several men ap-
preached him, and ~ he continued to turn his
pockets wrong side out one Of the group In
Quired: "Have you lust your wailetf'
wallet mol III changed my coat an hour
and"
..And by this time your wife has sos IT."
"Y-yesy'
chorus and advised him 70 take thGouo eHsnoo
IN hundred hire . hack and drive back hons
a. last O. the horses could gAllop.
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WOOucraG.


BE makes his way, with speed and ease,
1unrough woods That snow the MONDAY STAR
The mvss-grOwn trunks Of oldest o. e.
His lettered guideboards are.
The tameless bee he follows home;
He marks In air the path it beats.
The hOl. .Ow oak thai holds the comb.
With ali its trickliiig sweets
The gnarly vine no winter binds,
TO him swings down lis purple h00rdi
9he slnde.eni. .,osomed spring he andB,
His drinking cup g0urd.
Lacks he q roof?--the withe he bends,
The bow he pIeaches overhead;
"A coucns-the fallen ie4tAge iendS
soft and fragrant bed.
Lacks he fre?-the kindling SPARK
De bids tile ciiaied wood reveal
1scAs he Q bOAt?--of btrcllr'n bark
He frames . llghtsOme keel.
Ana that he may not savage be,
He carves hute whose yearninG tonea
Upon summer eve set free,
WAks love In clods and stones.
-EDlTR n THoakAA
Evening star., 1886-09-04
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
\ 4 I L Y L I n z

n L LIN e.
k6RFoLK FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS GEORGE sIGak IEaky and LADY OF THE
,s LAKE Leave All $50 PM.
As hasss seoa 20 OK t,snel oas s&
Steamer LsSfy Ton IN strset s ss wharf MONDAY
THufsbAY and SATURDAY
IeAfy stops ~ Piney Po nj and 1ornfield Harbor
going and returning. Lake stops Al Piney Point
.aa sca os al At Gos.
ton and Providence Both steamers cor nsc1
Maos Line Tor M New YORK snd a. r.ross as s souS %
secure rooms and tickets Al the h and o. Offices
Ir,ss S0s pennsyivsni. ave. where baggage may De
check from hoels and private residences For fur
Tsspnons Calls 81 % AUD . ' aSOvs % .enedals o q
IrOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGa
NEW IRON STEAMER .wAKEFrELy
TGEspAYs, fktoAvs and srNnA9 p p. ne e'Gt%aas soaaS
oman, Va. and s.. Clements Bay. Nc Connects VIII
O. r At sAsphfJssaa JOHN q isssSSls rSSssrr A..o,
c W. RIDLEY. Manager. : ~ . les
I)OToAAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE
Cart w; GEoGHEsAN,
SUNDAY. pm, and Baltimore every FRIDAY. as
STOPS Il River Landinsn Freight received on sss-
ofc&s oniys sno hust oe PREPAID
Apply 70 SIEPH ENSON BRO,
nhlO6m 18th and Pa. n and eth wharf
nREcTTo NEW YoRK-FREIoHT sTEAM.
u EbS JOHN oIRSON and L C. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al, East RIVER. N Y, every SATURDAY ~ 4 n
M 9th 81 wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight ~ lowest rates. apA
NE VERMONT MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. COROORAN
Lesves 7th-street wharf daily (excepl sunday for
M Vernon at 10 o'clock IN Returning. reaches
seI8 l. l. BLAKE. capta,p.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

THE PARIS OF THE PACIFIC sLoPE-CLIMATIc
Necessities IN DRESs-sPKCIALTY SHOPS A
DISTINGUISHING FsATURs IN SAN FRAN
clsco-oDDIrIEs AND COMMODITIES OF
CHINATOWN
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SIMMER RESORTS

5. ss n a.. AsUs ma sssas -S
sss e .siss: e: ssssss
FlsHlsal FPsHbSNsio FPSadNao FHISHlfa' HSFESa 0eN1
s; s. sssnss. l.,saa Sd. Vii aY ts%.,n open GA1
s'ss s fs.s sSs:s sss Is
q g ssS oss &
snss r. Rs,as s O. ss n:ss. "a
iy SS!es HESsk Eso Bel sATh.Sa,G 4 .ssr, ava
n9ss reona; hotel LIGHTED Sy slsc.Ie aSaE o0S
psissI psi a.s f'0isss0s sisS per A's' and
JORDAN WHITE sULPHUR sPRIHGs. FRED
zRlcx "a, Va nY
Pamphists y the star omca
Jordan spransA r q.
ielsSm & O JORDAN.
TTadsoTRAXMSkE Ray. q r. sTTuATP svI
view. replete with all modern conveniences. 4:l0
Ne prsc
| sanitary and drainage arrangements
yae-s02m NE HooPBs
0RKNEY SPRINGS, sHKNANDoAH H CO, va
stMMkk RsonH Il IL ft Fas os
This :esori haseeen thoroughly overhauled 4 "A
n ssa s0ssts AND the sssi sanitary psmslas
hhssy ben M S ri $ snS new hair =
Ss found in the sets a"I ursSse. S Vassy Of
aedcipa waters at any snmmsr resort il the United
ekcellsd; hot, cold, shower and plunge bsthx good
fishing aud game In the Immediate Vicinity. First
class livery In connection with the hotel charges
moderste B. o Telegraph and Express oitios in
%;sSiatSh being only 1f % ssass rae ss'1s d Ssl ls
r. 3 Two trains daily. Music win be furnished ny
baugh's Opera House Descriptive pamphlets con-
tanning fall information, cuts Q. the four principal
monias. dc, may be had nee at the following drug
glst; Drews MIiourn's, Thompson's. schafers min.
eral water depot on st, Evening Star ONCE aud
t,ost For further information address II. CABEI.L
MADuUX, Proprietor. r. G. BURKE, Chief Clerk.
Dr. Y. CHANCEILoR. Resident Phyxcisa
Evening star., 1886-09-04
DOA ARDING
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PLAsTERING MATERIALS
OFFICE OF BUILDlNe ROE STATE WAB
AND NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

PRoPPosALs FOB PLAsTkRIsa MATERIALs.
wAsHssroS. b c. september aia. isss
Seses "a for and dsy
81 r a ss and
u s isss'sfa
SPECIFICATIONS, general instructions u bidders and
snd ON s Is III.
se4,e7s.l6l7 Col. Corps Of EnsinesrA
PROPOSALS FOR PL asTERINo AND sTUcdo
ofiOs of Building for STATE. War and Navy Depart
washington, u. e.. September 4th, 1884
Sealed P5olosaIs Cos ihs pls.ssting reaured -, the
and an M Navy pspartmsnts in this city comprising about
ed am.
work TO be executed during the coming winter, will
ss a the 1s fSf cr bAY OF sEP
Ten BER 1850, and opened immsdiaasy therssftsr
where the profile d1swnss the n models I' q ssusee S
cations general nstrastiois for tiddsrs and blank
TMos LINCOLN CASEY,
se4,6,IS,2l&22 Colonel Corps OF EngineeFA
III = NAVY PAY OFFICE
Os:,sa p,on~s. M.sHssTos u e. Angus, al Isss
F FsfsSss f s s s s u1
delivered al The Yards aud Docks Separsens 81 = :Ss
Navy Yard Washington. d. c. free OF any ex xpense to
the Government aud subject 10 The usual inspectlau
and conditions viz ReqnsitiOn No 4 Feed 5. Lin
seed see oil; 8. sperm OIL Potash 4ci Paint brushes.
IL Lead pipe, gioba valves, nails &C.; Ia Paints, Oils,
glass. &C. IL. Asphaltum Pal Is sand: aud l6 and
II, Lumber. To be awarded bv reQusitionS Propo-
p0 ais must be made on ofhcai forms furnished with
schedu es giving detaiis) by this ONCE The right Is
reserved 70 reject or ali bids and bids only nom
Of regular dealers the articles re-
Qured will be considered Responsible pefsops muat
guarantee the prompt and faithful execution of con-
tract and the competency OF the guAranors must be
certified 70 before . United States officer;
Pay-Direcsor U. = n, Navy Pay Agent
=" wAsHINGToN, d. c., August 25, 1888
w anted. for the Pension Building: 100 Iron Wall
Barring Plates, inch by Id Inches by ~ Inches 10
De delivered - the building Bids received viii De
opened q TWO f.M SEPTEMBER stXTH, 1885.
in this Office n MEIGS,
DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CAST IRON
l. WATER MAINS. SPECIAL CASTINGS,
VALVES AND FIRE HYDkANTA
OFDICE OF THE CONN IssIoSERs.
EIsTRICT COLUMBIA.
WAsHIMGToE, u. u, Angus Both. l88d
Sealed Proposals, i'm duplicate viii be received at
this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. on
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH. 1885,
for furnishing 500 feet Of 20 inch. $1,000 fset OF
Iron Water Pipes; $1,000 pounds spe isl castings
20 inch valves, 4 ~ inch valves, 90 8 inch way
waves, 20 q inch way valves, 10 inch way
valves. end 26 DIRE hydrantA
made, aud all other information, apply this ofacs
parts of bids. WILLIAM LUDLOW,
au3O6t Engineer Commissioner, ID. G.
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=" wAsHINGToN. d. c., August 25, 1888
w anted for the Pension Building: $50 Iron Wall
Barring Plates. inch by l6 inches by ~ Inches 70
De delivered = the building. BIDS received will De
opened al TWO PM SEPTEMBER SIXTH, 1855,
in this offica n. q MEIGS
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DROPOSALsS FOR FURNISHING CAST IRON
l. WATER MAINS. SPECIAL CASTINGS,
VALVES AND FIRE HYDkANTS
OFDICE OF THE COM IssIoSERs
MEDICAL. &c.

nR. AND MADAM WILSON. ABB list, COR. lST
II anu sts. nv. Established 1888 special treat
ment for ladies desiring rehahie servtceA Advice free
and confidential au3l-lws
hR DODDS NERVINE, NO. PA PERMANENT
OCure IOr Nervous and Physical Debility, L0ss Of
Vitality, caused by indi,creton, sxcesses Ac
Sod at STANDIFORDS, 81 Cloud Phaspnacy cor.
ner ytn and SITS Pr.ce, 81.
Seut by mail sealed se24h Rtu3m
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N HiEI. 4 Il EEI:.E I. III $SjShE:EE : i E. r:

Df. CHEEVER'S EIaECTRIO BELT, or Regerera,
ter, Is made expressly for the cure Of defangemeatu
OF the pro0reative organs. Whenever any debility oi
the generative organs occurs. from whatever cause
tho continuous stream OF electricity permeatins
through the parts must restose them % healthy &C
tson. There = no mistake about this instrument
Years Of use have tested IT, and thousands Of cure.
are testified to Weakness from Indacreticn, In
capacity, Lack Of Vgor, Stertyin fact any trouble
OF these organs b cured Do not confbund this with
electric belts advertised 70 cure Ill us om head "a
t1e. Thus b tor ths ONE specitied purpose 1oroir
ctlaxs giving taall tntnfmaxiOa addrenB--
CHEtvER klnCTRIo DRLT co,
eu4wAA LOB Washington sersst, Chicaeo
ENsTA1LIsHED l70&
IL WHITE, HRNTZ = 90.
xzo eaa - North eecond q, PaalA4elphaA n,
Aro oole Pr0pttetQEs Of the Celehf1tod
"TRIAHLE WHl6KlEA"
e0ufne1n Once. LOO Penn1VlvAnaA Ava ~.
Waohtngfon, D. @
17W0 COL Il n 0RLk0eoM, q Ghnaaa
Evening star., 1886-09-04
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
Su2O CORNER 7TH AND @ STREETS

EPITHELIOMA
OR SKIN CANCER
For seven years suffered with q cancer on my
Iace Eight months ago q friend recommended the
use OF SWffes Specific and determined to make an
effort 70 procure It, IH this successful, and be-
gan It's USE The influence of the medicine at first
TO that aggravate the sors but the infan-
malon was allayed, and began to improve after the
nrst lew bottles My general health has greatly inn
proved. am stronger, and able t do any kind OF
WORK: The cancer on my face began to decrease and
th ulcer TO heal, until there is vestge OF IL left
only little scar marks the place
Mrs. JOlCIE A. MCDONALD
Atlanta. Ga, August IL, 1855.
have had . cancer on my fhce for some wears. ex
tending from one cheek bone across the to the
Other IT has given me great deal OF pain, At times
burning and itching TO such an extent that II was
Almost Undesirable. l commenced using Swift's Spe-
cihc In May 1855 and have used eight bottles 1t hs,
given the greatest relief by removing the iniamma-
ton and restoring my general health.
w. BARNES
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept 8. 1885
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawers 3. Atlanta, Ga. 16
Evening star., 1886-09-04

anu, III luls matter, san FranclscO Is Ut
behind any modern city. There are not the
sensational styles 10 be found here in lace and
emDrOiuery which are put on exhibition, but
rarely Worn, ia Parls and New YORK; DuI every
shade, degree and kind of f1ue dressed and un-
dressed XIII glove, silk glove and thread glove
can be found at any of the large furnishing
houses, and there Ia, besides, glove manufac-
tory which nts To measure and makes order
exactly as at Paris, Lonu0p and New York the
quality ana nj of certain kinds being, IL Is said
equai to the Lest Paris makers.
Inis, perhaps, may be taken with some grains
OF allowance. as few are familiar with The very
best Paris Kid gloves, b4t tt must be remem-
bered tiiaI equality Is q claimed with tue
highest eXceiieuce, with ali 81 iuos of giov es.
SAN Fraucisco nAs two ornamental special
Ties, Que oi which consists OF jewels made Of
quartz. the lher Of ornaments aud Jewels
mAde oi shells. The quarts is sometimes very
eo4d, and Is then expensive, Dut very beautiful
anu well worth having and preserving. Many
oi the shells are also fiue and exquisite In color
Dot tAe mnuhtins, when solid, Is too heavy;
when nw priced, coarse and wOrtulesA
VISIT TO cAisArowa
weil repays the trouble; and few persons from
tile east leave 1t without investing more or less
Of the silver dollars which abound In this land
o. goia ana silver, Ia China plates, cups and
BOWS, bronze and iacquered wares, eIn6roide-
ries and the famous cats eyss-to be used "A
buttons, or Tor mounting as jeweiry There are
Rams, too, OF many kinds, and "AlkadO'' xowns:
EInlerus ike those winch an Q seen in ths Io.s
houses; and chairs aud stands OF carved eis,nv
sucn are seen in the tns Chinese restaurants
anu Ia the "Chinese rooms ol private houses
Prices vary, but tiiere are several snops vno.e
propTietors are notably conscientious, and the
cost oi rich satsuDla and other choice wares is
% low, conipared with the east thai women
VINO love china may be excused Tor nndinx il
tempting.
Chinatown Is, besides, an essentially foreign
part .! an otherwise native city. IL il as t,Hi
nese as Hong Kong and ~ fascinating 10 the
shopper "a an Oriental bazaar or the Ale
Usese in Carlsbad
one of the useful articles that can be obtained
In san FTaneisco, Is common To Paris, but not
ootaIuaoIe IN New York, and that Is READY.
made black silk aud satin skirts, with or with.
such models Us were displayed were very good
and wearaoie; not over-trimned, and such as
would LOOK well with ~ jersey or house sacoue
when Is what they are needed fur prin ci pail "
COSTUMES SEEN IN AND OUT OF DOORS.
II seems odd To- see . lady dressed in velvet
And fur In August, but that was the calling COS
SuIns Of one, while another wors gray vool,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
al I'D Fashioned woman renarl

All oid.fashi0nad woman remarks
with pathetic Fctroepeetiveneae: II can
remember when eight yards of prints,
md ten 81 twelve honFe work, With
out 4 sewing machine. would make d
dress which required only pretty ool-
lars Black eilk apron aud 4 brooch To
arrange into xeny neat toilet. But
that Was when ladies did house work
N the forenoon, ainea ii The middle
pf fhe aag, occupied themselves In
sewing Ia tle afternoon and had tan
At aix feleeEs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11

The first Board of Directors OF this
Corporation shall consist of Leopold
Kaufman, q. A. Fournet, Thomas Han
sen, w. M. Thompson, j. w. Bryan,
A. j. Perkins, w. FL. Kirkman, James
Howard, Il. J. Lyons, d. J. Reid, @.
M. Richard, James A. Kinder and w.
A. Knapp, who shall serve until the
first Tuesday in July, 1887, and until
their successors are elected and duly
qualified.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11

This Corporation shall be managed
and controlled by a board of thirteen
Directors, TO be elected annually by the
stockholders, a majority Of whom shall
constitute a quorum for the transaction
of business. They shall have power to
locate the institution, to employ teach
ers, lease or purchase school buildings,
or to locate and erect same; to elect a
President, vice President, Secretary
and Treasurer from among the members,
and to fill all vacancies occasioned by
death, resignation or otherwise; to pass
all bylaws necessary for their govern
ment, and generally to do all bthings
they may deem necessary for the good
government and management of the in
stitution.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
ARTICLE Y

Each owner of capital stock in this
Corporation to the amount Of twenty
shares shall be entitled to scholarship
for a term of twenty-five consecutive
years. PTOoiCied, That no stock trans
fered shall convey scholarship for n
longer period than the unexpired time
on the original Subscription.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
Special Notice.

7 WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE
| attention of my friends and neighboB Of
this parish to the Pstronization Of Dr.. J. o
FLYNN. Having recently been under bis
treatment Tor an affection of the column
spine, approximating close to death, of which
under dispensation Of Supreme power and
his skiIlfuf exertions, ! was again restored TO
L caItL Also, my son-in-law, who had been
for long time prostrated with a serious
rising Oh his groin and consumptive cough
not able to work. but hourly expecting death
has been, through his fundamentally re-
stored to health, and can now attend to the
support Of his family by his daily labor
il testimony Of the above facts, freely
recommend him TO the notice Of all who may
be similarly affected.
Dov-7-to 'mar-1st. c. S. G. CLIFTON
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
ARTICLE III.

The objects and purposes of said Cor
poration shall be to found, erect and
put into practical operation an institu-
ton of learning in the town of Lake
Charles, with male and female depart
ment, and which shall be non-sectarian,
and its duration to be and continue for
the term Of ninety-nine years, unless
sooner dissolved, with power to organ
ize faculty, confer degrees, grant
diplomas, and do all such acts as are
usually accorded to institutions of this
kind.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
ARTICLE XII

The Treasurer shall be required to
give u bond and security in favor of the
Corporation, to be approved by q ma
iority of the Board of Directors, in such
amount Us they may require, for the
faithful discharge of his duties.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
ASIICLE XIl

No stakeholder shall ever be held liza
BILE or responsible for the acts of this
Corporation in any further sum than
the unpaid balance due to the Corpor-
alton on the shares Of stock subscribed
by him; nor shall he in any manner be-
come liable beyond the amount Of his
atock anhserihed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
ARTICLE ",

The capital stock Of said Corporation
shall be twenty-five thousand dollars,
divided into one Thousand shares of
twenty-five dollars each, ten per cent
to be paid on the first of September,
1886, the balance to be paid in calls
never to exceed twenty per cent, and
not oftener than once in sixty days,
with not less than fifteen days written
nnticn
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
ARTICLE VI.


This act of incorporation shall take
effect when five Thousand dollars have
been subscribed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
ARTICLE II.

The domiciIe of said Corporation
shall be in Lake Charles, Parish of Cal
casieu, State of Louisiana, and all cita-
tons, or other legal processes shall be
served upon the President of said Cor
poration, in his absence upon the Vice
President, or in the absence of both
upon the Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11

A. NJ Mayo. Jacob Ryan, j g. Powell, per
D. NJ. Foster; w L. Hutchins, james Howard,
G. SCHNEIDER, Thos. Hansen, Daniel Moran,
David Reims, S. II. Clement, A. Rigmaiden,
a. Rlgmaiden, w. NJ; w. A Knapp, j. wv.
Bryan, G. M. Dees, D. NJ Foster, Andrew ].
Kearney, Joseph Voltz, E. j. Chavanne, w
Fl. Kirkman, L. Kaufman, g. a. Fournet,
Jno. H. Poe, per A. Rigmaiden; a. J. Perkins,
per II. q. Drew; Z. j. Lyons, J. A. Kinder,
Geo Lock, Thos. Kleinpeter.
..... HARRISON C. DREW.
ATTEST w. NJ THOMPSON.
THOS. KLEINPETER
Notary Public, in and for Calcasieu
Parish, Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
ARTICLE XlV

This corporation shall be lianidabed
at the expiration of This charter. III
sooner, upon the vote Of thraesfourths
Of the stockholders Of the corporation
at d meeting called especially for shat
| purpose ,tof which thirty days notice
shall be given in writing 10 each stock
holder Of The corporation, and notice Of
which meeting shall be given through
the newspapers for ut least thirty days
prior'to such meeting. The liquidation
shall be conducted by d board Of COM
nissioners elected BY the corporation
for thatpurpose from among the stock
holders, upon the same basis as that
which regulates the election Of directors.
Thus done and posed at my office ia
Lake Charles, La, and parish afore-
said, I'D the presence 81 Harrison &.
Drew and w, M Thompson, Witnesses
pf lawful age, and donieiliated III said
parrish, who sign these presents wish
aaia appeaFeas and me, noiafy on the
saxl day Of August Al. y. 1855.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-09-11
ARTICLE VIII.

In the election of directors, stock
holders shall be entitled to one vote for
each share owned by them pt0Utde0,
that no stakeholder will be allowed to
cast over twenty votes; and ErOgided
further, that no person shall be elected
q director unless he be stakeholder.