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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

All Vl the lOhOWlnE property IS situated in Ia
corporation Of Lake Charles, Calaasieu parisl
Louisiana:
Take
Cost
Cazoau, j r one lot near L wR Il, and
amps. ..,......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.
Challdey, T Il; block T. OF the subd'n M Of
neA sec 80, tp 0 S, T S w.................. 3
Grow, Ann I; lot Il, blk D, Reid subd'n...
Grow, w s. one lot on Ryan ST, north Of
Gray, j i: MI blk lG, undivi'd n lots 5, 6.
Is and 10, BHbO Bubdiyin. ...........,.. Is 4
Huston, Mrs Ann two lots On Pine st Slots
on lake front on mill st swk blk 20, So
blk u, BilbO subdlvii A.. ......s......... Z
LyOne, ID II: three lots blk ~ BilbO BHbdiy'n:
undivided u blk G, BilbO snbdiyi,n " in
sterest in lot fronting Public Square. .,... O.
Mansfield, R0b't: one acre joining land OF
King and Geo " Ryan. .................. g
MILLER, Serena: one lot in sw cor blk n, sub
dlvlB nnEa neL sec 32 tp o B,r s VIM. I
Moss, . " lot 10, Hutchins Bubdiy n Of VIE
of sWA sec s. Is acres in ne corner OF sell
beoGr Up 1OH, r W; l02 acres aud impB ;. lB
Palmer, A d: lots A, 5, O. blk f. Reid sub.
diy'ni lots 9, a and 5, block Z, Reid subdtn:
4 west part lot g, Hutehins subdivin and
Park, G G: lots andg, block 10, sailier sub.
| DIV a ...s...s.s..s........s... 1
Platte, : II: one lot on lsilbo 1t. and imps.. Z
Ryan, Jacob; one lot corner Of Lake and
/ Broad Bt 2 acres on lake bank 10 acres
near i w r n lot 10, Bilbo subdiy'nf
two lots bot from suoc u Of d j Reid r.. 30
! Tessler q X; lot Ho.2 subdiyis'n block 9,
4 salllef snbdiY vision. .........,....+.....s.. I
/ IDnehyi Emily: lots g and Home snbdign
i Of w u Kirkman, and impB. ............ ~
| Wagner Est, Geo 3 lots south side Kirby
street, aud improvements. ............... 4
/ Wells, y L: undivided one-half interest ii
undivided x lots ;, o, block 81 Bilbo snb-
division. and Jumps. Observation-Disclosures a
i Wilson, rank; LOTS, Bilho subdiy'n one
Aare, being e4 Of Two acres bot By Isaac
Williams from VIM Hammock ........ Z
Wright = p lot 29, Sailor sHbdiy'n,,..... 8
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

A Belgium syndicate has subscribed
over "a, 100000 to bnild railroad in
western Africa, between the lower falls
Of the Congo and Stanley Pool. The
expectation Is to get the ivory trade Of
The interior and 70 help kill lie slave
trade. C.P. Huntington las prom
ised TO join the syndicate with . large
subscription -Eir.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

Tvs philadelphia Eaqaiyer is call
ing for . $4,000 contribation to As,
sist The Republicans 10 carrying the
Third Isoniaiaha Congressional District
10 a. ID ssenre safe majority ia Con.
.araaa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05
Notice % Taxpayers.

Notice Is hsreby given to al parties Interested
that the listing Of property for ms wear 1s9 mas
been completed, and tie estimated valuation
PLACED thereon in accordance with law. and that
SAID isl SHAH Pc exposed in my office Tor inspee
ton and correction for term Of l2J twenty days,
beginning next after the tI0l Ten days requifed
iof noties az provided in See 81 Act % apprev.
"a duly II 1853. c. NJ. RICHARD,
Tax Assessor c aleasiel Parish IA.
Lake Charles La, May 30th 1850.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

MAErIs BUnxE bas been indicted
by tha Chicago grand Jury for the
murder 81 ID. Csoain. Beqaisitiou
papers vilI be Submitted 70 The Cana
8iau goyernmsnt for bis eKlradiLiOn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

TIE New York Mercury gives an
account Of the recovery by Mr. Hap.
good, 10 New York, Of his daughter
Isabelle, aged II yeafs, after nine
years separation. The child had been
abducted by an Octaroon 10 revenge
for some affront, carried to New o.
leans, and then north where the child
was sold 10 a lewd white woman for
1910. BY her she seemed to have
been we'll cared for during six years
and was found in a seminary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

Tag Pieagaae Of The 1sth inst. con
iaias . biographical sketch Of General
Henry Gray, By J. G. Pagh. II is
highly complimentary 10 aworlby eat
izen who has figured extensively in
The politics Of the State and the South.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

VINO lied presumption deelafat0rE statement M
lSb t9r the Sc = of y W. E4s 81 KF q aud lyN5f
q sla Of Sec. 29i rps9 81. II w I0nisiaas
AeEalan. dc names the following Witnesses ID
prove bis continuous residence ,lfleB a46
4Qn 9i Aaid land Yia Henry Long Albert Il l.r.
strong Joseph g. Lebl6H and jules E6bieu nj 81
taleaaieu Parish In
en- Petsqn who dasirea u protest AGAINST TN
allowance % sneh pnooI rsgli6 know b 5i's es.
slttlsl reason under the Law apd tie reaBIati0ds
II Hlie Aniefi9s beHaftmaut Why such pnaaf shaaid
~ n enoWed vii pe given Al sppoitanitg al
.Ae inc pttnesaes pf aaia elainaut aiid N oilsF
sfAishss anftal q that aalnn ftaa 81 elamaHf
B7.at THOMAS II BUTLER RsrrtaF
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

: 3 Azhsns = II. Cr1zInal enrryInan his heir
q assign q J lIEaE present "HHeI' e.
: 60 -, so II g ~ 1H-t acres -...--....
Rel CHARTS original ezrTyIBAE- has heirs or
= E1 assign " = se5z, = sT Il sec 2 ~ u
lEI aEIEA ----.s-.---.- ----.----s 49,
: g. BradIOrl e 1 0TiEInaI EBtryIuaL his heir
rrassiEHs IAsa tIarIann present o"neL
ess uu5E Nv Il NV w. sW@ set L.
Bw5. Be3$ sec q ~ G. T q W, ~ ACRES
BEadiDra, ! L otiCinal entry MAJ rs htlLs
= g. O. assigns TThns " ACEatteT present
uEnErI uW u nv Z sc y tpb G. W. So
acTe1 :. .-s'' 80. - = 80 =
4 - BE8dl0rL, j L original entry man Ms AlI7
OF assigns iJ J t5rav present oWueT4 nra=
REL zeE 80 IL : e. : UII44 Bs54 me-
So &c Il. uE u ne SCI j. tE 2 s o y
. J. lfaI arTE-
Carer AHgeIlIBt Original sntryI8an- ms
3 81 EifsIrs or aBslEBs. Be54 Nv 4. "a Sw34 ret
? a. d 6, ? Il "; l23 acre. ....-.....-.
4 b Clement, S T. original entryInan, hIs btlrs
OF assigns TE LOIImST present owner e.
9 - s4l- Rer Il ID : e. ? ": 50 acTeas.-.......
Clement S II. original eBtrym2E HIS hear
= - or assigns IGeu W Wilcox present owner.
svrl me-. me- sess SCI o. o r, . ": c.
. g. aCIes........-.-......-. .-..-.'... -.
Clement L his heir OF assigns AL OF
g th+ sE5- me-. sec q, tp r : W except
TT- acres sold At Lax sale a. q. &ezteI...-
4 = Ilsss-er sand original entryInRD- his heirs
81 assigns So HW L -. 2. u Q E. "
g % - acre.
Duhul Prem. UIlEinh- enITyInan bls helIr
2 - o. 8saIEus. Nv z. sec ~ H. ID g. T 2 A"'
acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .,--..,..r''.--
EdwHrds josepL Original entry InaU his
helEs o. AssiEAs = ~ - b" - N'@- GU
: p = E. " ~. .. 'tI - -. -.
x u EAlsthlin : = %! Una g5 ~ 2 Us = ~
TILL r u ". l6u acre. .......... ..-,,..
g L. Foster 7 ". original entTymau, his belT> OF
assigns y ; GEaT present o% VI e bs
2 e. :, HW5G n654, Det4 lse5s sec q ips & r.
u; lG9 acres. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Gill L C. original eutFyman- has beiTs OF
90 assigns a Hodge present owner owner nw+
:, - sE5 SCI Il tp {. 9 sgf8D acres ---....'
Gray, ! { and j , original eutTyueu tBelr
heirs OF assigns nwts HET5s sec q, ~ s.
. o. rGv. % acres ...,..'...'.
Gray. A j, original eutEytEa has BEERS or
, 20 AshiEnSi Sc r." u 7eI =. ~ o. 81 W ~
d ''' ar ',' III
. ~ h1LiVu- a. VI Una" sn' , ~, IA a.
" D.. -. A7sl-hs : il" 10 Hf % ~
o., a. IT, - T. ,.-s-,,,l ,.,,--,r.,.r Et- heir.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

TCLAHE UaiseEsity gEsdaaisd thirty
students this season, among whom i
our wortby yoang friend JossPb
POurBei.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

TaE New York Press IL BFging Eel.
logg 70 contest the Third Losisiana
Congressional DISTINCT The Repnbli
can Peas, Of courso.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

HsFher n zlsra = Iaazi1lss md fr1Es-----
1lsslag Hrs Ezaazsz lzsa A1A u anuss IA
~ sas a arl o y = azr CO Hs1sss ----.-----
& Lag & ID 81 aa ase ma He5 ~
rasE-rz " e re- sec 2 - ~ sEl8s
z AIRS
& zsFEzz Z G EW 49, sc p . s4ra ~
49, HWz SO q y 8Ts 1cl1s---=
& IspzEis md Perry y e ef si1-l5 NV u seGs1s
E nv ne Hsc q 81 q ., 2 y ~ - 2caRs
3 AlFal,ss Ms z a zlaats saea y = AZ q
20 GEzaE-------.-s-s----l---- =
f ATEll4- y = 81 = nss4s = 81 - -
- a3z sssG - d p At HIS me- -
go u n VI - IL - p g ~
t4hE 81 zailacFa5 zz1 lllllss . sssllacz-. y
{ EsslG1ls- = sizEE - ssia gAz- 80 -
81 = alzna1l SIS - y z Is z y
l3g 9rrsls----- ----------.-- ------------.-- 2
+ AA $3.50 - z So p = q . II ~ af
20 arzEs and llas------ .---.--------~ F
E ll1az.57 q n Hn 81 ~ ~ : - D 50
sH Gae Hess 80 80 p = 2 AZ -
IS elits. Ils7ls alla - - IA
E AAaalHeE 4E7 - ~ = - = y SAE q"
aEsa alae u ----s 1890 --..-s
EinEshs Hz1s lai4 Alailsiisia al9siifHalela
aaEls's--..--.s 1890 ----s -. f
+ Aaz1IE2, 3 = e. H. - g.
80 = - = p p -
Als'sEs 8lfF NJ ns5s4 saas 49, nHass So
81 ID as4r J. W AZ. AElss---s 49,.
-AisEEr n ILL., acHss aellllsaalz5A- = ASAa
has - = p , q z : { l.ll.l 80 - ID
1,e8lsess A. assa H'z-s - = y ? al u ~
I - - 80 - - = :. -
Macy z 4 - ls54 So IL ai'''' o. d y
- 81 ala411 - - -
alAlat4- H4a = ;. = - = = = ~ O.. w.
- : - Z - Z . - - -
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05
STATE NEWS.

iab are dying b the fhoa1ands d
EPpar Grand 1aillou Homer Eariier.
Ihs parish Of IberTIIls has 5 usa
tors % ans Of the siahaat snzsr, rorH
Esa eolica gFpWi1g seefie kn1uz
- farasss TEE agnn
The Tauaas Grsssls a4ya that tie
assassaE uasnatinn sF property N Ehss
pasish, n 1884, a1s7aaied b s ESQ. :
s42 and ihzt af 1855 70 oniy $780,
900
Mr. Euzens LeBsaf, ii Bayou
Biaek, dropped dead Whiie pioWing,
one day this week Appgpisxy il gaFs-
p0sedsio have been he eauss 81 his
dsasb.-
a haaas0nae iron fence is beiBg
ereeied ar0nnd the Magnoiia CsinaierT.
zua Il Is gagle ~ izspryrez1sat 10 ttaf
bezuaifal 1cily 81 he dead Baf0a
RoRgs Trnfb.
a surplus Of Sl2A.60 from The fund
raised 10 sateTtain the PreHz at lis rs-
esat meeting in Tbib0daaz, has been
donated 10 Tire Dnblic school fund
LgafsiaRa Rsrielg.
CaL T. SaEaboia JoBes, Of the .Adrg-
cats, has offered a gold medal for elo-
e1lio8 20 the class at the State Uni
EeHBity. The contest for this honor
viii occur daring commencement
Baton R0s,gs AdE0oate.
Fear hundred Italian immigrants
arrived 80 Lbis port Friday morning
on the Steamship Alexandra from Pa
lerm0. Tbey vii setlIs in the eastern
portion Of Louisiana and engage IA
farm Werk,-=LoaiEia8sq Brties-
3adge BlaekmaB has Published q
defense IN the L0aisia0a Democrat
addressed 10 the Bnnkie BLADE, iasti-
flying bic action 10 reference 10 The
parish funds Of Avoyjes being appro-
pTiated 10 repairs Of the courE house.
Capt. Daig!e iBtsDds 10 have The
TeTrsbOBBe dredgsd from The Myrtle
Grove bridge 10 Honma, at has OWE
expense, IN order 10 run bis boais lbis
winter. We understand Mr.. Z z
BsrToW's dFedge boaa Will do The work.
Homer Corner.
~,
.-I 'e- ~ -'I' -" >, i0I' -lAs
~, ~ - 'aS o''" :. VI o-il1'h 4o'S'
- ~. --,' 4t'- , o.'lss's'1
II s .,a, Il, ~ LII o-'' " %" ,so"S''
~ -, 80 80. - 10 Pc =" 'Ds MUIR
a. 49,. '1-- .t D'"l,',' -. sO1 Jaw 4aI
~, 1J1its 21~'S'' -I'' '-IsNosIS ANU
yisr.
IT, r,,
- . w. 49, :. y M
NJ, a. ,'.' vs. l''.'.- avs ,'''
~. -, ~. So. -.''- -''' N7' 'lsl
- - ~, ,.T--- 'l',1 a. 49,
-l -'a '1i',1 L.lS
go -. II -, 80 - a,1- o' s's' Dsl7'
o.s '.'-' vs. .'.' VIZ ,, p''DS7's q 'Ds
~ 80. = ~ os.1 W. ~ 'sat d I'SD aa0
s'''s "1' " II '''s' .0'l''s''
Tnlbodaaz. not eonlent with the
reputation Of being tbe best drained
Town il Louisiana l. now taking al.
/ other sDep 10 the night direction. and
w. ~. s'Ou Os ''8 'l.sI o! t'seit'c''y'
nJ 's2,'I ". " IN Si''e, P'isiDe IO"I,
IT. 80, - -. N'-S 5 at'- Necessity %
~ p,l',9 ;s; ,Ss.ll T 1ol ~ consequence
.'s ''s'I W. - Iss' PiIoe N tbe,F
JanaIo.s.a., 60 ;. Io'a'.'oa,'! ''' II,
I II.. 'i r,5i' anu improvement, LEI
l I,e,'..:- ''''O" ''S eAa''l''e'-H"""'o
N''''"'
The negroes Of Mississippi recently
held d conference to consider the con
dltl0n Of the negro in the South.
They denounced the decision Of the
railroad commission, to the effect that
the negroes must have the same &C.
commodations as the whites, though
in sePerate departments. They claim
it to be class legislation, which for.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

GOV. EIeaoLLs has iasHoa . pEoeia-
malien fofbiddiag she saiiivan-K iirain
prize aehi a Loaisiana territory
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

Saturday, ahuty esaIa. Is the date
for the regular meeting ~ the Board ~ School
Directors galeasieu parish a full attend
anee IS respectfully asked for by the Presi-
dent The regular examination OF taaehers
VIA come ptt Friday, July 5th. al this
viii pc the last opportunity during the COM
Ing quarter, all desiring Certificates wIll. Fl 4
hoped AVIAN themselves n 81.
aNQ. MoNEEsE,
Parish sup't Public Education,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

HouszoR, Texss, viii probably have
pottery soon.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05
N0N-Ess.aaDENT RoE.E..
Bond, Ino LI - - "a q. az -

Cost.
Bond, Jno u swk ne54 seogG tpas,F8w
~ sytsst = . =
Bedford James l. sWk neN sec 81 ssanW
y pc s5 - . p, z Y NJ nv x uwA aee 81
II o. = q w ueM eac iB to 10 b, IL M
~ Of n}R, NJ Of aAs, aia seq Re56 ew
and HtgA nah sec 30, WI sWz sec "a. ID
ssf Y vi - mex sec ~ s#k nWt sc
= nv aee "A eeN mex NE nWA ser ai
tpAs1r12 va l0eA acres ......4,.s...,...s n q
BnFnhaEt Goo wa neA, VIZ SEA 80 1919
Da 30 w l0l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 o
Cline W h % se4 seA SEA seA neAi
~ swA ses sg slE& nwss eEA seh sec
~ sos awa sec 50, H. 8, 81 $50 nshs ~ Q
Dale kst, All eistire section ~ 6ssr8wf
Atg Aeteaf.. -'s .ss.s a. 2
stafdner y VIZ eaA sec "a, tpda, r1s
tipih9lF kniiiei iaglteen acres u awh seM
49, ~ To 20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 q
te1aafs9a games sW& swa sesAe tp8s,
A 2 ~ ~ ~ sss+stf "a z
hateoH ] II hwA 500 ~. b 8Hsr3wi az
aQc y. u Rtr 3W 500 afpesf.......s.ss. a 7
aelsiee. ilohsai' s33 swA aee 81 ip9ar
= III ~ aNtNRs s't+tfst ~ ffttssrsftfsast . q
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

EzzBuvueg gaa9 na5E So e p II sEl& " q. A.
-s--sss--~rs - 70
Fri1us1z q 3: Hs5s rvs SC 3 y 3 81 Tvs --
HETHs +--ss - -
gHaaasiz = = tnas i q ana Z blE p 80
auarz or HgnzEEaEH-- ----s---- --"---- z
Lee Easr= me- mel Hasall =, s s-.E " ~ 80
saEHs --------------.---+---rs s----.. - -
sFssi--1ra 7E9r-. o. aaEas b11dEa. B1Etl ri
s4FF-b-r esEs iTF = NEuiEngul. EsE---. - -
4 r. .--.s. s---- -
EsE7se . l. 1ezs Bu5s csc g 81 81 + 4zWss- % a.
EF7Rs see -
Hfs-7s Iff5lz1zi- nv . uslg nee rs a4asef -
suSF-T7TEEs e HCTEs---.--.----- - -" -
ss4bo-7i1 =. 81 arEss zEIBi lllIla "a t1HoA ~
Me- EiaHa. ~ - 80 g. 70 'T.---.s.--.-- II o.
S5ehzf 8annasz He5& Of iEsE4 3 alEi % t7EYcNa -
50 u = sEEl5 ~ iEs aereE------------.- - o.
5zsackzsL 1lezi p sssE nssE, Ess4 So sA' go
Il n 73s T u n - AIRS .----....- " 80
EEsfeE y II Enact SEC q, t1tE : and 6 sec Il -
ErarE Is EraE1 z5s ~ 1g g . W. = 4 AeL9s. q =
EE7l3zHlsal- Fl r. - SC 2 - ~ z Z . ". ar
- ElT1s-s . ----'. 80
y EiEh1 y 4 elaBs5z SEC 2 - : s. J l. " -
- aGTEs s-------- ---s----- - - - sT--.s'
Easzznauzl August lBE5+= 71mE' 54-2i=s"aa A.
ser Il ~ 81. range Ar I'D HcEes-....-.'- q Z"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

Mss 3 .. E4EEs died q her homs
n Ohio 81 fhe 9sah alt.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

for the benefit Of himself and the other heirs Of
Sylpanie Vincent, who made Homestead Entry
Nc. 9. 063 for the NEh See 2s Up 10 81, n. 10
W. Louisiana meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
eontinuons residence upon aud cultivation Of,
said lald, viz. Jens n ghistrop, Nathan Clifton,
Isaac ElendeI and William Lyons, all of Calea.
siau parish, Louisiana.
Any person who desires TO protest against Ole
allowance Of Eueli proof, or who known Of any
snbatantiai reason, under the iaw aud the regnia-
tons Of the Interior Department why such proof
tunity AZ the SHOVE mentioned time and place 10
cross examine the Witnesses Of said claimant and
% oiier evidence IN Iebnital Of that submitte1 BY
519i-et. TH0s. ). BUTLER, Register
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

Tine uuusz q usnl-npuu g1rnars and the 2sseziI'-
sia, Il fl,s y7rpertv assessed to then AT A. SCI
lBszE- Ip-Wii IT,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05
NNfiee.

L2Sp OrHGR An NEW ORLEANS, LA
May 18th, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following manned
settler has filed notice Of bis intention q make
final proof III support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Judge or IL his alb
Bence, the Clerk OF the Court at Lake Charles,
TOuigiana fttl AToudav JalV gtI5 1870 viz.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05
TOWN ROLL.

All Of the following property is situated in the
corporation of Lake Charles, Caleasieu parish
LOuiBiana:
Taxes
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05
EgKaOWN R0EIL..

zsz7nnuE. August Be54 ~ = -2i2 ~ y
ser Is. ~ 8 4. range 4w sG2 HcEez-....-..-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

Taxes
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

Tnos. J. RuTLER. ReEi.tsr.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-05

zfeR. Y Il. cuzInll e1Iryuaan hIs hear
y - q 7 LrEaE ElEeselL owner =.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-11
THE NATIONAL WALLET.

Zhs Deoroaeo In the National Debt fugv
june and for the E1scal Ysar-Tho
Expenditures During the Year Jsss
Closed-Ths Penaion Charge.
WAsmxeros, July 2-The reduction in
fhe public debt during the past month. as
shown by the statement. issued from tho
Treasury Department yesterday was
SO, IS, go and for the fiscal year just
closed. $SS 9SS, ,oSa During the preceding
fiscal year the debt was reduced $1fS, Sz4,-
ESQ The total debt now. less cash in the
Treasury, 10 SLOTS, SIG, 6s1. The net cash
or actual surplus in the Treasury yester-
day was S7L -, ,o42, against sos, S0.464 q
year ago.
Recefpts from all sources during tho
fiscal year just closed aggregated sSSS.-
s91, SO against $59, s66, Ca for the preced-
ing year.
Customs receipts for the past year
amounted to S2a4, 81. 2A an increase OF
nearly six millions over the preceding
year, and Is the. largest reyenue from
this source ever collected by the Govern
ment In one year. Customs receipts in
1854 came very cloSs to this SUM- aggre-
eating S22S 500, 900.
Internal revenue receipts for the year
Just closed aggregated Sf31, ,66S 106s or
nearly seven and a half millions moro
While the revenues for the year Just
closed have increased about eight milf-
ions and a quarter over those OF the
previous year, expenditures fer the year
which aggregated $500 O64. 79a are thirty
swe millions more than they were during
the preceding year.
The ordinary expenses OF the Govern.
ment during the past year wefe $15S 734.-
Ia, against SIS. .65Q AZ during the preced-
ing year. About $11, ,O0 600 Of this in
creased ordinary expense during tho
past year can be accounted for by S. .50,-
00o increased War Department appro-
priatfens; 8, ,50o0o0 appropriations for
new cruisers, 5000. 600 postal revenue
deficiency, and 8 $40 900 Court Of Claims
judgments.
The pension charge for the past year
was So, s7l,6S2, ar about 5000 900 moro
than for the previous fiscal year.
The total receipts during the year
amounted to $sSa, 5e1, ,67a
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-11
FATAL FLAMES.

Destructive ConflaGration Mt savannah
Ga.-SeverAl F1remen Carried Down bv
Failing Walls-One Killed and Eighe
Injured, Some OF Whom WIN Die.
SAVANNAH. GA, July 2-Fire started in
the furniture house Of A. J. Miller & Co.,
on Broughton street in the heart of the
city last evening about seven O'Clock.
and in an hour destroyed the entire
establishment The establishments OF
J. T. Cohens, dry goods: N Sternberg.
jewelry, and L. e. Byck & Sons, dry
goods, were also burned. The total loss
on buildings and stock is $150. 900. The
approximate losses and insurance are:
A. J. Miller & CO., $65.oo0; insurance,
SO, 900. J. T. Cohen, loss $45.000; insur-
ance, $4,000. L. E Byck & Son. $4,000;
insurance, $500. The buildings oocu-
pied by Miles, Sternberg q Co. we're
completely gutted.
While the firemen were at work on
Brougeton street on the front of tho
building in the heat Of the fire, the wall
gave way and carried the dremen with il,
burying six of them under q mass of hot
lection Hose Company, who was holding
the pipe was killed, and eight others
were injured, and one or two may die.
Murray Lapins6 sustained q compound
fracture Of the shoulder blade, and was
burned and bruised about the face and
head. Thomas Davis was burned
and bruised about the head. face
and hands. Maurice Buttimer was
seriously burned and scalded. Henry
Goodson, foreman OF No. 8 en-
gine, was badly cut over the right eye,
received q slight fracture Of the skull.
and internal injuries and bruises about
the limbs. Richard Hart received . frao-
ture of tho skull, and IL injured inter-
nally. e. d. Pacetti, driver OF the Mogul,
received q scalp wound. Mr.. Strobhar
had his arm broken in two places. and
also suffered . scalp wound. Severab
other persons were slghtly injured
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-11
the RED CROSS.

Characteristic Letter From Clara Bartos.
President OF the National Red Cross, to
the Citt.ens' finance Commlttes OE
Johnstown, Pa.-Clara h There Every
Time.
JoHNsrowN. Pa, July 4-In response
to the equest Of the citizens finance
committee to take charge OF the putting
mp of the houses, Clara Barton, OK the
Red Cross Society answered yesterday In
the fallowing letter:
GRNrLKNDN-The great courtesy shown mo
by your request that the organization over
which have the pleasure to preside shall
unite its efforts with yours in securing tmme-
diafe shelter for the homeless people Of this
afiicted town and your o1er to cooperate in
every way possible TO that end has LEFT me-
practically without words with which TO ex-
press my thanks or my scquiesceuce. and you
viii not wonder thas should have taken fev
hours in which to look the situation
In the face and attempt 20 form some
judgment - 70 the probable aid which
We might be able 70 render. H. the
need were less imperative the decision might
wen admit OF hesitation; but the pressing
necessity OF the people who wait and suier on
the one hand and the great and perpiexing bur-
den Of you who have undertaken and are striv-
ing amid % many and % appalling difncuitie1
for their relief the other, admit Of reserve.
but demand every energy and every risk. and
God helping Us. our organization VIII assume
these. and looking to the aid Of your great
hearted public. whose generosity il equsled
only by its sympathy and its abundance. we
Will labor hand 70 hand with you for the cree
ton of the little homes which shall quickly take
these dszed. bereft and houseless people mp
from the ground and shelter them from the
sun and the storms. under q roof they may re-
gard as their own The whole country viii be
glad of the click Of The hammer on the hillsidez
of Johnstown, and every staunch 1umberma1
from Maine to Michigan and the mills of Iowa.
from the Pine Tree State to the Rio Grande
will be proud of the little plain cottage that he
has helped 10 rear in the Conemzugh Valley.
L have the honor to be, gentlemen most 70
spectfu1ly. CLARA BARroN.
President of the National Red Gross OF Amer
foo