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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

Il estimated thai lSle naini anance
d THE fala IL iise srnilas 81 Hfanee,
aany and RasiA Wealla eaat 9t0,
$50 month.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

8sAranig eTHlmhlafs never gFumble ab8nt
hsAthann Chill Tonic 1t Is even better
thar recommended and guaranteed To cure.
Sald by ~ q KaaFue8
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

The richest and poorest, the oldest and
youngest, the proudest and humblest, the
hraYest and smallest, all use Cheatham's Chill
Tonic. Guaranteed. Sold by N. D. Kealney'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

Love heepnsn Stick d bottle al Cheat
haEnls Chill Tonic in your pocket and push
ahead success win attend YOU Cure guar
anfaea. Sold BY Nj D. KeaIney
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31
EXHIBITION OF oRpINANt.E.

Gov. Lowry's farewell message as
governor of Mississippi has been re-
corded by the Legislature.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

Try Hunts Cure for Itch, BtngwoTm, Tet-
ter, Eczema, Old Sores. Itching Piles, etc
Cure guaranteed. Sold by M. D. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

THE Alabama supreme court Il try.
ing case Of impeachment Of Judge
Savage for drunkenness,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31
THE OXFORD,
NEW ga N q W. "A.

Formerly TIA FnIsiN HOUSE, Entirely
renovated, Centrally Loeataa sa8 Royal stEest,
opposite sHata Royal Within easy ACCESS to
all lines Of tais and hFeneh AiaHket- Home eel
eqmmndatiene with haIae comforts at low fabHs-
h18Hna with haara 80 ~ s2 10 per day Bitb0at
lsaaEli a9e 10 81 per gaSr
tsflL. a. Lon z1aaager.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

jerks had queer dream the other night
He thought he saw prizo-fiEhTers ring, and
champion who met and Deliberately knocked
over. one by one q score or more Of blC,
bur3y-lDOkinE fellows, Is they advanced u
the attack. Giants as they were in size. Gae
valiant pigmy proved more than a TzArah for
them 1t was all SO funny that 3euEs woke
up laughing HI accounts for the dream ty
the fact TINT ne had Just come To tbs Eana1fa-
sion, after trying nearly every biE, drastic
pill OF the market, that P5Cgeeis Pleasant
purgaffFP Pellets. or &anv SurRF- HaaHn5
GrannlsS easily knock ont So sHd hpaf all
the hiE pills hollow They zFp the FlfaE5nal
and only rgnuine l3rtle IapHT Pills
Beware Of limitations, which fiafsFH3n FaFst-
Eanaus Minerals Always ask for Dr. fiHsrf.'s
PeIlsus which ara Little SSGlraF-aIasnd Pills
OF 4Auri-hili0HS J3TaRHAgS. ShRe q NsBse,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

5tAHWAEsg Fl4fl 9Ssau. 4
Motsan Is AEqqky given t8lst 4lle 8s,l}bS liSE
make fzat 55rH6l 81 sIge1as8 ii hyH claim END ire
sa83 Rao1f esili BE- 4asac basaFR t8t gUyies 1T g.
has ahaEace TIE G3ggk .! sAh Djsi#Rli 9SFF4s III
4salFa 8has}bs i5as sa EbRFs8afE, EaR s73b. ySA0
Ess2
SARAH a. 'NrSA8AN.
1Rhn aasaa 4aasas3Rsaa 1eH}se Ne secs Far Ehe 81
stf izE4s $50 81 and Ns af aRsF Ssts Al H. 9s~
L. s VI Aua4S4Aaa AJGIS&aaa,
she names Ht9g t5si1 sfGiz 8jfdssf 70 5f7fFS 7
enu55aaEas rssi6esFhe aRiaa aa5a fS5tfGNAtssn VI
said lapa viz. aaSns0l tSeN4gaH7a -s}osefih tsoNd
EaaBt il, Charles taaEhe4lp 3eP}35FSa le4sttl. Rt
Hts Register
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0RDYN gEs PROTECTING WATER
w5afsgsEEN

srnIlaE n. te Il farther 8rsi8ined- etc, That
tie a9ia town Aiisll adopt amt enforce necessary
ordinances protecting the EateFw8Eks III said city
sud Tire said grantee Biz successors or assigns ID
the safe and uanhigstat exercise Of this contract
and aEanEH fraud and imposition aud agAingt ia
5NrE ri 1a said grantee his successors or asgus5
make and eaf0ree as part Of the conditions npoE
which they may supply water 10 consumers ali
nessafal rHles and regulations not inconsistent
with tae law. in tbs event thai said grantee, lR
successors assigns 8hail Issue iDUf cage deed
of trust upon the said wRterRorEs constructed or
q De constructed, and upon its lands reservoirs,
machinery, pipes, outfit, fights privileges and
contracts. then 30 much 81 fhe yearly hydFant
rental, due by the said Town Of Lake CHARLES, as
they may mature from time to time, as may beneG-
essary 70 pay tho interest on said bonds, shall be
paid by the said City Of Lake Charles, to the
fFlstee or Trustees IN New York City, or lawful
toiaera Of such bonds and the balance If any,
after the payment Of interest aforesaid, shall
be- paid to the grantee, his successors or assigns
And the mayor Of the said City Of Lake Charles,
La and tho secretary of the council are hereby
authorized and instructed to sign certificate on
the back Of said bonds to that effect, and to afN
the seal Of said City Of Lake Charles On such
certificates.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

\ ACRES 0E Eraigie Lard, being s.
Sec. l0t Tp 19 3 West
i.aeaasd Tires miles ffam Melsh statian,
ApnlFt9 BRYAN,
Lake Charles III
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

Dec q la9
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

SgeT10E ~. BE it further ordained, etc. That
the following shall be the maximum rates charged
fuF M 0f water,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31

Jury Commissioners.
A true copy: c. MAYO.
Derry Clerk District Court
NDva0l 40
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atAEss AID HTDRA.lEEs.

AL mains used In tbs construction shall De
Of cast iren and tested Al their Tlaoe pf Eszzl-
af8etuae, afEd before being laid, Al a pressure
of 800 pounds per square itch and coated with
smith = preparation OF tar. and abey shall be o.
o suitable size TO furnish abundant supply Of
water, fer present and future requirements. All
mains to be laid at sufficient depth Il prevent
freezing Tho fire hydTants rented By said city
as hereinafter ordained shall be OF modern size
frost proof with double nozzles fitted to connect
with hose couplings 2}2 inches in diameter.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31
BOLLICH & Sous.
Builders

HANING LOCATED IN LAKE CHARLES,
II are prepared to do all kinds Of work
in their line
s=T7SHOP-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-01-31
riialp AaD BoIIER HOUSE.

Tao pnnfn and boiler hunss 10 be d substantial
kaisaaHa al brick af geDa architectural design,
aHa sr planned, 81 necessary % he enlarged m the
fatuFa that 1t could IT. 1eae sitbout interfering
ing maetaHery so consist 0f tive pH1npng engines,
eaeA compound duplex, high pressure, to bB useti
sepagaieaEsgr aQgetnHT, the two pumps to have
IN aggregate pumping capacity Of 20 g.0a0 gal.
lana Ct BateT in n hours ut nominal piston
speed Of la9 feet per minute pumping against
5s9 Aaat head. Two Homogeneous steel boilers OF
sixty horse power each, shall be set in boiler
house ali e0iHplete, and connected with pumps,
aud ~ connected that either pump boiler can be
nsea and ran separately or combined al tho above
IaaehinsFE 90 be 81 modern and approved design
and % E0aa efficiency. IheeapaCitg OF the above
plantt 70 be Increased IS public and private de-
IllaalLla- l..laltra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
rnRrE GEyIrSES ~ A SCRAPE.

a., 'IIl -IIl
N",I"g m r.a h c5"~ told in cu1 circle, OF Lord
,na:l', Bcrvei"W ana W. "'l, '' - t,cv vera
ro-' ,ou,p'. Go", iT'H' one T. 90" af,cr1o5a When
ulu5 little co,sins weep 'nioI '"u. ,'rv ',a sir
mpeaee 49, nh i" oy a, n bright IDEA occurred
ID, lun he added: !ut ! loIi 90. W"', ,, ,'''
ron see that constable S"'urr 'f, AMIN M AID down
his tacN III give yoI Malta 'ro%u. II NO u.
,lr~ sud the boy, ''d |""' Io 80 G ,""i in
A., poi,,uuu yer, piupclN resented inc s'o,hInH ~,
.,,t of having a ,utI. boz mop " m"u'l uiYOn uP
and down hi, con-'aou'r' uuo,m, , i,u 10 n"I'1 .
upon Che ~m.h u", ",N rD,,tin. him. sir Charles
station. H. :. ,,.ptn,. fr,tad WIFI IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
rDrcATI0Y F0R THE FARMER.

From THO Albany Journal
What IN. (arucr need, !, cducattng' This re
rnrl. WAS utdc bg "a bronze faced delegate a. yc,
tcriay', session col the A-ucultuu.t, m Ncoosi,al
ll,I In, brought Thomas q. Mhtr. of O~Wc-o. to
Do. feet llc h. du a-l.rul,.r,t ol iotund form and
plea. iu. face. llr ooL. Hike bob lnsdrou and his
-t,.,,h b, uu, unlc thlt OF the Ltnou, orator. Nr.
Nhtc iormcry occupied the Methodist pulpit A. a
lnr,I pr,ntlrr Ten wears ago hc drttyd INTO politics
md .iu,c then l. been idcutlnrd with tie polite,
of q. wceo County. lie B. one of the lollcst of men
and t.l.r- supreme delight ma getting up row inst 10
tl' iIu , - -
lr,,,bt around barrel of apple he and SO WAS
.,tin. r,v dIuu,r ~ the tmc lac came. he snd
u have ent a fine barrel ot apple, Tor Nou' An
iisht' I replied. pat them OF your wagon ana Til
,,. Won fu. them They age regular bclutlc, como
M and see thrn' Il viii take Nour word for il. .
I rrnnrl Eut uy uci-lhor would hot rest mul /
,,ru nu 10 hl, wagon and looked at the apples. ON
inc tup they were nice and no nu- axe Thea t"
man turned tho barrel upside down and knocked tho
Lnttom iu the appcr Wrrc about as good ON the
lottom a.. on the top. lhc man took ms pay aud
went away rejoicing The apples ! found cNtellent
uutu the top layers were gone. Then struck some
of the worst samples of fruit ever saw" Mr. Nhito
looked around the aescmblagc aud then asked WIN
emphasis. Does that need educatngi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

Fl''IN AND ''E''II.\' us '' iI'' Jaw "
Duke cor NDEIPIN~iiH
rrov rir r.,,r,r COMPREHENSIVE or rur rrur>r:
TtI. TrhrHr,
Universal .."r -r p'' h''"- H't'n 90 ''' I'.'
'cn's'l elections 3d. >''' % VI \n'ur1N' '\ N"'''
,.d'r 20 SPUN. c>-f"i'' OF I''.'' '.'' '\'''i
i.'~ pcr-ou't" lr iI''I'- DDS ''' i''"H U" '.'''
~"ml'l.u iir n"", '" $50 I.'h' OBJ '.I'..
B"r' longer aua OF 'ur y 'ipHiN dr 'l'n>. ssh" i'
getting rp 3d. ~.rlc.' "'H>.d" o"..n,i i'' ."~'n
rc"p'- 40 crusade 3. Ah'n iH' '"''- .-
o. pos lud dr .u,rr. have Iui.'I. VI. tN!rrIA
. ...-.,.. Dam, , ,i,t- Smoker and I.
' P'' "'''''
Thinks D. H Vantage To W. '"iHi ''H'. H''''
...v , fIu,,i,rur, more surrounded hl lcN> than
lac ,,.. 80 fla. Prefecture of Tuhrr Indeed. hc
, ...r U.,.l.,,.,l, ,,.or us t,. t,ri
Wv" ''' "
''' "'irlIf-
p.,ou smoke Of " Jew Roth,chiid and lis fell
'N "''''''" '"''"-
Fate IlIr 81" N"hi "iH'I "'I' 'i''''''.' "''' zoe
Drumo.t spirit. us 20 jew u winch There "'' amy
,..,,, ID, ,.lil. ,u. ,l. loved money co., hi, lii,
No. ....,;,... t.I
'"'' ii'''' "'' '"' '-' D,
a'mr when young man, 1h'I'l''A' 'H' 'P""'' o."
fine ailt. of nature and fortune by excessive creed
, .. .,,..l ., hama, ,....r him. lln WAS ., fond
t.. .il,. b.,
"l nus 'Hl''I'" ''
of hIs small family, ana iu lhc same huIo" "h"
i,.i..i ..,.l,.,.. sentiment Th... were. save Tire
..i.. ,.o.. D.. ,..,. and ,, L,.,.
eldest ana \"li-'''' ''N'" WV + '' ''' WV -
hl the PROMISE th"t gaze were uIllue lh' p irin'I
I,,tt with lor Tie Dlc dc MuutFtu,irr newer
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surprise and told her that he had never heard OF her
Well let me tell YOU she continued. and a. her
auditor d!d protest she proceeded: lie i Just
too cute fol ANYTHING and he i, hrich; that ! am
sure he Will learn t. speak real good English very sool'
and then am going 10 Fave him Dach me CHlhc'c'
Bu, you have not told who aud what he Is"
suggested the reported. ,..
Haven't u Wen he is my pupil at the Chinese
sunday school at the Ascension Church-a! my own
ad % feens MN Ear,. foq e5S fore we rt t to ,ca
them any religion aud so am now tIyhE TO t ,S
him .rndef-tnG me. II = pretty hard sometimes
" How many lesson, have You given him J. asked
the reporter. .,,-. .,.o.,.
"OnIy ono. but he can say several things already,
and he i, real bright Nou there j, a Ittlo
primer book tha; we use that i, written partly IN
English and partly IL Chine-c-ju-t Ike one 81 mo-
horriG Latin lesson book, you know. Fist there
}. "a Haze ~ the toy where Their are given SOM
English words, YOU know ana opposite iherc are r t,g
the page there = httc story that bring IL ,.' 30
cannot pronounce some u the words for lie ha-
trouble with ms r. which lie TiiI persist n Ga. ohre s
was bright. didn't - Well he Is iu some thing, out
he was stupid last sunday. The word mana WA
in the copy and wanted 10 illustrate lto Use 1, MI ~,
and ] Just stretched ont my hand ana SAID ny
hand What docs the stupid do bat reach over ana
did not mean 10 be rude. but il sounded pre-
~umrtuous that 1t made mo mad Tor minute lut
the more tried 10 show him MS error me more ne
persisted in aging that ny hand W.. MS ~ a nd
then he did the same for me and said Var hand;
4 wa, = niue provohing' but am h'pihS "c viii
know better next sunday
Il suppose he is high toned Chinaman from the
LEGATION. perhaps. with lots Of silk, and OTHER Hce
cothcsl" suggested the reporter.
No. indeed, he is not" was me somewhat Cl.a,l ID
dignaut reply lie j. not one of those Cinnamon
but real nice. hard working poor Cmnamln WHO
washes clotlc, for q living and | do not think any
The lass 81 him for II. wouldn't have orc ~ those
legation Chuamcn: they are 90 proud and stuck mp
thoy think that there is nothing HE them. Ihcy
don't come to Sundaysch they know enough
alrcldy.'
We'll, do Won like 10 teach Cinnamon qucricd the
| reporter. 20 round of the conversation
/ e. should saw / dld THINK is inst 200 l7y"ly
tor ANYTHING. Int don't want to hav" you thinl tl"i
NV hand is his FOR i isn't and II never Will be- ana
/ a pair Of very black eve. parked charnincN. " !
/ really don't know what am going Z" teach him WHOM
/ ! get him so that Dc can read, hut ] suppose that
/ will lie something religious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
NOTES FROM PARIS.
BRAZIL'S RECOGNITION BY THE UNITED
STATES-A POISONED TURBOT
FROM Az OCCASIONAL coHHrHONnFNT oF TnE TrlnrNE,.

STATES-A POISONED TURBOT.
FROM An OCCASIONAL CoRErsToNUFNT or THE Tribune.
Paris February 4.
TO Judge by the tone of the Republican papers
and by the expression of opinion In the Hobbies ol
the Chambers France has received with great salts
faction the news that the American Government
had officially reco.nizcd the new Brazilian Re
public France has not proceeded so far In that
matter. but tie most cordial relations exist be
tween the French and the brazilian Republic,
and Il cir official sanction is delayed only by the
necessity for France to act in accord with its Con-
tinental neighbors.
The United States, being unhamrercd by any
such reasons. was naturally expected b decide
earlier upon diplomatic recognition Of its younger
sister in the New World Still, II was understood
IN the Paris Governmental circles that the WASH
ngton Administration was iustiiiaby and lorchy
delayed in regard to that recognition by tie false
rumors which had been circulated by the enemies
/ of the Brazilian Icpuhlic The American Govern
mcnt could not afford to be too hasty in rccoeniI-
ing the results of a revolution which it was ac-
cuscd by some malignant and ignorant part Is of
having itself instigotcd.
The Rcpublique Franchise. founded by Gam
hctta, which has remained the avowcd organ Of
the Moderate Republicans or Opportunlsts, who
have ruled France most OF the time since 1870,
has taken up The defence of the United States
with respect 10 that charge of having unduly
taken part in the preparations of the revolution
AT Rio Janciro. In one of its recent issues 1t re
marks:
Nothing seems 10 justify the suppos'ton, cN-
pressed by large number of persons, To the effect
That the brazilian revolution had been inspired by
the Government of the United States and made
in its interest. The prctcxt which has given
I 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

VAIL FROM SMALL sroar >No nor"

...,. ,r-,, ,vD rDvrr.
\ VAIL FROM SNAIL" 9'''
trrpr-s NrAr Tur BATTrEY.
....,.... o, 90. r..,,,r, and
That il'T' Us ''''''', ,., g.,
hi, name - Window i- u'" "N'"N '' '''f ''''- '
tho Frs, Ward "a enough 20 Ic1'/' iift '1.'l'
'' "' .. 90 ,....,.,,l I, q. NIGHT AID dtv
Garden PEI lh 'dH-'- 10 ''''
the topic Of men and women ana '".'''H ""'''
I'D aud lr,.or or whose in,,ca-. iu wealth depends
-, ,...,.. Ir,tro ,,.uY-'.- i...t 'i.
upon ''. ~ ...,.. aba, ,,..r.t STORES
made a number ~ calls upon "'' WIZ ''..''
near thc Battery. In every case DIT Was '
.,.. ,i,. r..,+,u Of removal 10 thr Garden Drought
.''' " $780,. 1,...+ .,.,,,,..,.,.,tlou t.. Oh
inc Reporter al "''. -'' e.. .
tie sinccre-t feelings II thr p''p'l".'' nam
,l.,, loozcd particularly doHucd,t ans seemed ''
,, .,t ., %, .l.,r,, ~ tf.. Hoard ~ Emigration
''' .i. ,.,...,,I Of &. 81.
Commissioners made certain l"' '.' ''
,.srf.r - many cases deep i'lf shown IHtI
- .,.,,,... a. .i,.tn ,er. lYyc.in. over
ec'He' a. " ,..., .,d Ia,
lower Greenwich Na~Aih-''" ana "''' ' ~
t.rv Place
Cltnio, merchants cast a,>Iou- glance o,"r tl".'
... .,..... ....l .--oi ,r 5000 ,.I %.
'"''' ...t. t,. .,,,,,,i.u ~ II....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
Mr.. AND MRS. BOWSER.
SOME TROUBLE ABOUT EXPENSES.
From The Detroit Free Press.

SOME TROUBIE ABOUT EXPENSES
From The Detroit Free Press.
suppose Ar. How-cr j, also like other husbands IA
rcsd to Eou'c,a t\Pcnre ' Ss IC' cook IS IN
want Of gro cries or provision, She n@&o odt a isi
ic same to VI. Howscr always wait until he IA,
hls hat and coat and is ready to Co. ana teh Try
10 clrcc~,y observe: ,..o
or four our af.cis, EaaieG in the Kitchen
What. Didn't 1 end up list oil tnh6' y"iu
II VA. last saturday my DEAR
~WcI what hat j, il a now" ~
p pouud' Of coiIc. .'; e poand~'
""9od land, 6nt why dent you ask me % Du' o"'
the V'n o G29 we m. have those thing, to use or
VI. 1'" ,'.,'. ,,'ottiu- f., clt don't Won ~
'o'A |i, ' "a I eau, Wr ai aI,yaye oatns! We
do n.,,, l+ lv and eat. There T., more stun used
npi,. ,3' "'''o '''
.i ,ry to be- "a, saving As can
yon T DON'T know W. no ~ more What gong on in YOUR
It,nru. tliaT :, slndvi,h Islander got stove polish
day before yc.tcrday.7
Yoa rot f. the vi same day you go. the raj trap and
a boos. a,a / pat Tie date down 1t was Just three
-Wrii. give me the BILL can't stand and argue
' "a., In, w. ,,,.,'t atiori it.~
Tie abo.. J., a f,Ir sample Of he gauntlet have
run ' ror '-tlr he cook tel. me- during the fore
. ,,,. tt,. r,i~ Is ,lt / hav, two hour, I'm which
','. i'' I' ,,' rl~,, f. infopm Nr how-er lie
como. le1.. rtrtru.lriy good uatGrcd, and, after
I,.',i.. 'l,' i,iy atYIt. -,,, 10 me:
ID nida 200 Oh o. a''" '.'' '"'''''''7 - '
Ti,l.. ,ic@
u" VA, - .y oa5 ' ,o add 5' lral66room and two
Prl.,,. to her LIST. A. Mr. H'"''' ""' 'V'"' to S'
WI You talc t ,, l .,,,t aio"5' so ''' " ''
'''' ~ " ~ - ,t - 'ho asked his smile vanish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
~ EScAPE ERuM 4 REBEL PRISON.

From The Detroit Tribune.
Ind been there ~ Mcllcn about MONTH after
nv transfer from Andcr~onvc." said MAYOR Piugrcc
% when one night there was an exchange call. y
crowd of II, were ,Eung Or ears 10 near our names
called The lat name was Phelps. lie was not 10
bc found aud the officer was just going OF.
'Phcp, will get left said little man next me.
".Why don't Won try for his paccf suggested.
II have done all the Ranking" want TO-. said he,
referring 10 the way the rebels had OF furnishing Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

THE COLLECTGR'S NAIVE WAS ALREiDI TAhLN
4 young woman who f. book agent ana d'pcuG or
her urcttv face 10 help her bon her c1Vo- inc cvahrf
the vigilance # tine attendants al the Custom Iou-c
u,c otbo, dav and busted into line Collector room.
~he cat bcvitchiug smiles on handsome rosy
checked. middle aged man who sat at "a desk at the
further end Of tire room. II" wouldn't buy books
liant he thonrlt Nr McClclland. the special Deputy
1,oIoctor who sat AT the Other desk, might want q"
learn something about Chauuccy ". DcpnN, whose
.nccchc. She VA irving 90 sell. But Nj Hcciciifni
.t ni- face .teruIg against t'ic young woman. while
fine middle apcd gentleman softly laughed ana sid into
q private Office.
con. dear sighed the little canya.scr. 81 shall have
90 Try the Collcdpr.'
Int remarked Mr.. Mcclclland, "yon were just
talking b. the Collector
M calculated the canva-scr o. She shot INTO ia"
a-topi-hcd Collector, presence. Nr. Collector .hc
began. with pencil ana paper in hand want 10 take
your name
"Noune lady Interrupted Colonel EIhardi' WIN Il
twinkle in hi, csc, "only on" "on'" ever TOOK "y
+ name That my WI. and -hc might Object
" But" pleaded the young "Om1i, not ~ INC I'"1'
shed, won't you buy lhc ap'c'hc' "I '"""'''e'
v. DcpcW -,
WHY should ] buy IN. .pccclc.," answered The
Collector considering the fact that Mr- Dcpr" r.
members All my bright sallnt' ana JOKES an" pun
Nj. Collector" Size pleaded, You wont tell ans
body that YOU refused b. buy the hool ~
All right." replied the Collector, with mental
reservation " lie bought one, and now You must,
said the young woman trinmphanly to Mr MnO
land But 10 her dismay she heard No, he Gidn
come from the Collectors room Just a. ah atiruol
appeared to bow her politely, but firmly ont from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
THE LITTLE GIRL AND THE cHlyAMAX.

From The Washington sun
oh, say she exclaimed h. "1hc star reporter,
throwing great pha~is the say and her face
Lcamiug with the sudden recollection " have told you
ahout nv Chnamau - She a modest little school
girl and her question seemed tr1ne odd and "The
STAR man expressed appropriate amount Of genuine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
Sr,prrNG HnRSrS ~ IDAHO.

From The Bear Lake independents 49,.
in tbc mn, cast OF here that are on Tue p.h' -, ~
.tarvaton Horses have worn their moons 10 tle
nick i'm having for food. Ii is said that there ate
900 head near Cokeve that can be had Tor $40 eaca
Evening journal., 1890-03-14
r1.i.h vnrdic,. ~ 900.

BosToN, March a. The jury in the case
sof Frank Willis, administrator, against the
Merchants and Minors Transportation com
pany to recover damages for the drowning
OF Charles s. Willis, in August, 1883, has
rendered verdict Of S2.5Oj This was the
third trial Willis was sailing in his yacht
when ID was run down by the companys
steamer Willis foated a few moments and
then sank The jury in the first trial gave
e., 500 damages, though instructed by the
court that they could give damages for
Willis conscious sulferings only, not for
his death. The verdict was set aside, the
court stating that $500 would have been
ample. On the second trial verdict Of
81, 600 was given. This was also set aside
1t Is not known whether or not the present
verdict vii. be allowed TO stand.