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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28


Ins Congregational caauoi, i
ian II Minasap0lla. Is having
fgoahle % lau aa5ar Ina. GeaieAliug
Gus ss1eazas from Alaaams-
one Nhi3s and The ether c1lorsd Tx
eunniltne aa credentials reported
khas fhewhiaas ah8ald moi 81 submitted
rs TIT Frvnlzr Aiahausa asa1aiatian foI
seventeen yesrs bad been eemposed 81
colazs8 people sni uas Regularly rep
resented Is heEet6foEe. a hsi DIS
aaion folinwea. ID which ahe nolorai
delegates ssi5 has The Aiahsna ailiiss
uonla net ION Ehsm ID Asar ehurah
work. nnd the whlles siieeea ihai they
wegs f0ll1Mina ms prccadea1 ST three
years HR0 il the GeDEgia case Ihe
whole question was finallY referred %
sReeizi caTamlisec The CRgfe
qatssnal chngeh eriaenly does not
understand the stains 81 the race
gaesaion "a thg soaih.
Ths average American small h0y
has = passion for iirehrms thai am0uEts
alnos5 e. ulsais. said " P Hard
Eas1lg &c st. Lanis GLOBE Dsmoczai
reporter. aFFhan ] was . boy Of ten
my paterasl anrsster forbade me hzy-
mr. shooting iron OF any kind. ]
traded aronnd nnEil ascuFsd ~ old
fashioned 'pCppeFsbox' or Alien re-
p0lgaE. Inc kind Il iieEultpry nightmare
IN Eix acts described hy Marx Twain.
thInk the great humoFlsf stretched 3
pcint when be said that a companion,
uhEIa sho0tiug 81 ; mark killed mnla
Wsah ane Of khoaa inEtEnmeRiz MoW
van c0nld, Wiah ar Allen 1HvbiFer, his
RnEthinw but what gUu Himsd a., bus
q iayhird cunld saleh ths buiisis IN its
bill without barn. The Alien wss a
s8lf-cockar. and nRe of lts psguliHrIEiss
WAS &hRt whan one barrel wsnt of the
other Eve were pretty apt 20 follow
suif 0se SundaY morning IS we
weFs going 20 nanrsh my flasher die.
csEeFei my uFsanal took it away from
me and pui ID IN his pocket, TBe
perzn0u HHs 6EswRy and the good man
sat viii his hands in has poakats, Idly
toying wlth the EgFOiEsT. BE did not
knaz il WAS duubis.sUsing, and fb0
rsaalt SHAT might have bes8 expected.
Thrre Was }erEifiG TnpuFi, powder
barred deacon and Badly frightened
congregation. TIE Alien kept puund
ang sssy, my fisher WRs RfFaid 20 take
aha thing on d { hrs pocket. bat danced
2. D.
tbs prsaoheT vent under she pnip1l
and bis pazizhssnsrs out Of ahs zin.
aoHa When ahe shuFoh aud the
Allan were beth empty my father
hshb8a5 over &c me, handed me the
plalol and Eaid: as3ill, y0u mHy keep
lie condemned 1hiuE. DgH'I pRTl
rziia 1t fer sByahlBE. Ana-=aE5 BiI,
wear old falhgr will see ahEt rEuur
gTBRa ia knpt green Z"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28

The Sydney TrHEb tells Of 3bings
in Fsssisrn AazlEaltR which seem very
like the thlzekbirdingH ahsi has been
E0iBE on RmoRg the Giihz1s Islands
latEly. The term msabs Abe taking
away ofnRsiRes in ship lpaas Au work
N fursign lands ahaer q system Whish
is rEasiiralig slavery. 1rasIa eala abe
western Australian squElIeEs '7mo6rEn
RlaNnEs." At Gays that y ben abs squat.
Rer Waats lHbuasFs Ne shuts hiss yves
% gasrFnneHt EsguihaiuBs and simply
Eo4s 0ui s'EnnsleFtug." BE raids =
Ranxa camp. and 'sby Sas sid 6fss con
EisIag InagislEAte, VINO may himSsif
waRt 10 70 mHsasFiHg next seek, en-
taBnssa The ns1iEes inGn 3 fuEm ei
sgfeemeul parpaliag 10 be 3 sEeiFs
maEskS engagement DsssrlIRHs
pzampllg ftilav, and rsaErsss -
p9ugnpaiy Gnliezs 3RSeE48nB. HAt u a
e4mnnn sinht 30 see a gang ~ blarks,
chained by tha seeks, leiag essorled
fFau ene pssx8z 70 naa4b~T, 81 hisek
puIiaenap, q aeseraers Il Is Alisgsd
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28

at is a popular b'-Isef ahRi The Dog
IS abe mqsi 4nBsliigsEt Of nil fBHF-ioDled
animals, and thui lhe nrK IN abe
mental scale Is Ehs hess, SAID G-0rgs
AeDAniel 10 q S. Lanss 6spHhltC u
porler FrseHaly, THAT IS galslaks.
The c0w kBaWh mora ahnn horns and
dog CONFUSED are capable Of IsRrnsasg.
An OrdIHEFv tgED cos which has been
accorded reasonable fsCiflaes fnf
SECURING EsRaTRl ihfurmRll0D Is mRsh
Wisrr RhRn some msB Eh0 have bsea
haRoTed yah pr0ad P0slaieBs sad
expensive faBsFais TbeAEeFage loan
Cow can spsn 3 gate 1hsI fssIsHs sriah
RimGiosk,gti Ihto the garden and do ESQ
WUr4h of damage before abs sEEsPaEaisd
oNBrr ear ram s charge Of sings into 4
mRzzls issaERg gan. ] aRss Used an
= village WbsFs BBe-hast ahsahhhbalahls
kept soWs and expected GssrB 40
iaFaEs ABr ihssr iiriBg of abe uahfr ba,i.
| tfnatRE abe asRAl gate laslEBiags of
M avail, Hdasd a holland slept llRl
RlEht sseHFe, The RsEt EarFBinG sg-gv
eaE iu AAs village EEs 10 ny garden,
and 50 full OF rHbbHgss GAHl cost 3D.
| o. ii head to Eaase thst ahuE sauId moi
go lhraBgh she gate. and 1 ha3 10
kR0ek aORa BauBsl 81 abe fsRse 30
lss sbEm 0ut- tTbEt nighrI added 4
sBg chain and 5 pRtsHI paddock, sad
sElHp in company wl6 - doubt.
bAFused gau 40 walsh E,Ea0seaiRgs.
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aRd sUFEsged Ahs h0ass 80 MAKE sHFa
i@e we're Abed Then she shauk ag,-
Eals and AgR4n surveyed khe huRwe,
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28

GanrEiH RzeAAnEs
'.Bses Bospun's mule was sick and
sRnmEhbgr aiTissd hin % ADMINISTER
ekiomsl.
H"sH0H vii I get 1t into hlm ,
asked Babe.
a'.Pnt 1t il a gail, put the gull in
bis meath and blow il down his
thrORl, responded the PEigbbOT.
sfTbe nagbb0r met him tRoor three
dHys afIerwar5. Babe was as ehln Is
a Full, lOakeo nigh green ana was RiI
doubied up.
''Whalsls the matter with PaU ?
asked the nsrEhbOr
GBsbe placed has hand pRtbeaieAHy
over bis Blumacb, gaVe 8 slEh lake a
blacksrBith's bvllUEs wIah @ boie 50 NJ,
aud ssid: 'aTbe durned mule hlaRed
last
0Iat0r Han doesn't throw an q
mora wglh th,s ssOrT. Il as not be
oessHry. The mos CARELESS reader
wiIl understand lhu, the Geurg,a
Democracy stbIosed tB.1, and aha 5
wbrrr Ton WE,Eo,,' al
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28

When We get women lo ahIRk as
much Ab0Gf ahs Development Of lhssr
boalss and abe proper food ewiih
which 10 bHild them up IS they do
nos of Rhsir banBels and dresses, sHys
Dr. Eaae Landsny, ahsn we val have
q Kaoa Of HiFuaE women, wilh perfret
furmE, equal 10 mglhrrh0ua and VFrTy
ether auty which may fail 10 ahEm N
6fs Anslsad OF masking ~ afiUEt 10
gu3tigRts abs muscles OF ahsir bodies
tha majority Of Gbsm deliberately 60
t07wOrk By improper aud i'll adjusted
dress 10 destroy ahe sarge muscles
WhiDh hold Abe body eFeei. They are
KHxiBEs 10 hayssa good fern. and lhs
desire IL legitimate sRoREh If they
took abe Eight way 10 ssoUEe AIRS end.
lt can 0Hiy be EeEnFed By sYmmsiE'.
cal physlsAl dsFeiopmsBa--HeVrT by
ianing themselves inso sui. nnWieldiy,
defagming mnids oailsd s0EsslS. Not
Ohiy sWomaa'a hesllh, but she welfare
Of the gsnrr2aiaEs so come 6epsR3
largely uPon ahs aaAlity Of 3 WomAh' 5
mRzsnlar frame viii always be 81 4 dis
advantage through abe bad inheritance
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28

Among ths peapleiof hll countries
and ages khs Eaus redress on rising
! or setting has siWBys been regarded
Is nniBuRs. These notlaRs have
| furnished material for mary proverbs
| An old EpElish adaEe informsRs that
Hired ne sun blsgils his Eaas.
Be Bnre that min viii fali BEEsce.
Bvsu CHRIST BIiudss 20 the same
popular idea Of the SIMS oolorAnd las
reiEtiOns towel or dry wsBther, where
he EHys KMz4ahsw xvl 23}: ''Wbrn
IL is evening, ye sEy: Ii wil be far
weather; fer the sky is red. And IL
ths morning. II wall be foDl BeAaber
today ter Ghe SKY IS red and lower
aug" Ii may be remembered, 1Op,
has graphically Shakespeare Puas
f0Eih tbis same Pr0EeEb IL has az sBBs
and AdOuis:"
Like red .EnnFz, IhEt ever get hsfHAsDsd
MFEcE 10 ths Esszmrz3. ReEREssss 10 rae hsiGs;
snTTUE 10 1hs sb-phgr6a, wee unto 1ha birds
EiEsts and fiona Jaws 20 bsr6sDe8 and 70 herds,
Ii Ne iDFn So European obsrTvEElnBs
ws fiud tbut abs hAllnBs ssy: Iii abe
rnuEn b. red, rmin IS Of band, and
agHiu, @IE the Eky be red when lbr
meTniUE sGar Is shiBluE, lbeFe will be
RAN during the week As as seil
known, however, rcd sRBsEi Is lsst
as proplIions as red risi,Fg as Rninrkv
i-sHr red skv al urghI belug a shvp
hrri's delight" and according 10 g
saEgBE very popular when The wTIlrr
Bas nhIl5-s-Fsd sunset and g gsay
EsslRr seas ahe pilgrim g wElkiRE. ~
Al hRlGR ihs stable boz vii iail YOU
abst "a red sunset sHys: Get yoBr
hoEse Hssdy fOr tomorrow IA
sRrchHrd''
Evening" Hed, m0TniRg gray
Esn6s he Traveller On h.s way
IBdred, RheTe are nnmsEuBs proverbs
on Ihis snblset, 8il 90 ibs same pur
pose, an RBclsDs Scotch rhyme beng
as GniiOws.
Ths EEshiag red and tbs E1gERinE ETsT
Esa Eilra Of 4 hEiEht sRl Es,srEg Coy.
EpsulBE ETgg ana EDgEulnE rss-
PUt On guBr hzI e. y0lIl EEt yOur hea6.
In G-FmHBy II Is commonly sHtd laB1
"a IIlr' Shakespeare gives Is The same
proFerh IN different wuras:
Tbaw weary sun has made a galdsa ss1,
And ~ sha hFsECl tEzsk OF hls ny ekr.
I 6tVea EaEsz al aEDodiy cay tO-saaETuT.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-28

At s negro Esd4aBE, wben the
munster read Abe Errd=. slow. bnBuf
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-20

THEY ARE CHAMPIONS.
First Honers in the Y. M.
C. A. Series Won by
Jersey City.
A DISASTROUS DEFEAT.
Sustained By the J. G A. C.s
Observation-Disclosures
Runners.

Hail championsl The bowling team OF
the Jersey City Y. M. G. A. has won the
first honers In the Christian Association
series. After having vanquished the
Rah Brooklyn, Yorkville. Madison
Avenue and several other branches, 1t
tackled the recognized leaders, the team
of the Twenty-third Street Association.
The first game of the series was bowled
last week on The Jersey City Associations
alleys, and the Jersey City boys
The second game of the series, and the
final game it proved, was bowled last
night on the alleys of the Twenty-third
Street Association. The home team was
confident of winning. They have lost
few games at home, and these
only when the team was u OF form.
They were not out Of shape last night,
and were up to their average. The Jer-
sey boys were in fine fettle and full OF
confidence. They went away with a rush.
and in the first frame had a lead OF ~
pins. They maintained the gait and
steadily the New York team fell farther
behind. The tenth frame closed with the
Jersey boys ahead by 102 pins. They had
an average of 154.
Wright bowled without a break, and
reached a total OF 204. 1t was a splendid
spare game and, many difficult shots
were made by Wright. Ruddick, Cronnell
and Williams. who scored six spares each.
Tha scorn.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-20

desire even to appear to grant lands that
1t did not own; hence the ~proviso.
1t may be that some shore owner had
built under the Wharf Act of 1851. In
deed, one of the maps shows an old wharf
Qong since removed) running from a
point near the Morris Canal a short way
into the grant.
1t is claimed by the defendants that this
suit must fail and that no suit can be
brought by the plaintiff until a map and
description is filed as required by section
6. and that we can show no title under
said Act. except by the map and descrip-
tion which are to be filled, and are made
OF the City to the lands so described and
granted"
To this we reply, frst-That the fling
of the map and description did not create
the title, but was only intended to pre-
scribe and preserve the evidence of chat
which already existed without them.
and secondly-as all the lands de-
scribed lay under tide water in 1872.
no map and description were neces-
sary, for it was only a map and descrip-
ton of so much as lay under tide water,
as was directed to be filed. The evident
purpose was to preserve in q convenient
and readily accessible form, the evidence
of what had lain under water, and there
fore came within the grant. See % W.,
p. 275.
Many cases could be cited to sustain
our answer to the defendants, but as they
are al collated and passed upon in the
two opinions already in our reports on
the subject matter of this grant from diff
ferent standpoints. we simply refer the
Court to these cases:-
American Dock and Improvement
Company VS.. Trustees of Public Schools,
10 Stew, 400; Easton and Amboy r. r.
Co. VS.. Central Il. Il. of N. j., 20 Vroom
267,
We respectfully submit that judgment
should go for the plaintiff.
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MRS. GOODS.
Ten Years. Accommodations Bother Com
and City Officials.

Ten Years. Accommodations Bother Conrt
and City Officials.
A neat question: involving the respec-
tive powers of the Chancellor, the
Sheriff, the Superintendent of Police,
and the Superintendent of streets
has arisen in connection with
the order to remove the personal
property of Mary Ann Murray,
wife Of Patrick Murray, from the old
moulding foundry in Bright street, dag
onally across from the Palma Club builds
ing.
The old foundry building, a dilapidated
three-story brick structure OF large df-
mensions, has not been in use for the past
ten years except for the storage, in addi-
tion to the machinery and other foundry
equipment. of goods of almost every de-
scription.
II verify believe" said an agent Of the
Sheriff this morning, shat almost every
thing to be found on this mundane
sphere, except a stuffed elephant, has
been lodged during the past ten years
upon the three floors of that old build
ing"
Some weeks ago Cornelius Need fore
closed mortgage on the
building. Mrs. MurraY's goods were
put out. They obstructed the street 80
that no one could pass. and the police
were called on to remove them. There
was danger of a conflict between the city
officials and the Chancery when Mrs.
Murray settled it by carting the goods
away.