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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-12-02

Popular sdienee Ne#s.
III yoar watch is ont OF order You do
not fuss with it till il goes, but send it
toa matchmaker; hnt foO many people,
when their infinitely Dlore delicate
bodily machinery is ont Of repair, think
they are fully equal TO the task of Sci
tang 1t right again They are the
Rnaertaker'B best friends. Whatever
else son do, dem employ any physician
who adyertises. There is nothing
Grimiaslin advertising. bnt. by common
consent and agreement, all reputable
physicians leave such methods Of bust
meas to the travelling anack8, mind heal
eFs, 'lndian" physicians, medical iusti-
tutes, and Thousand and one other
forms Of ignorance and EasGality which
prey upon q long suffering people. The
sO.ealied regular physicians are not
omuiscient or omnipotent, but they
know more ahont disease than anybody
else, aud will do all that any body can TO
cure you. Don't read medical works
unless you are prepared TO have uil the
diseases described. It takes strong
mind 90 read a minnie description of
any disease without discovering come
Of the symptoms in himself The
gnaeks know this well, and their So
called medical books consist priuci-
pally ofdescfiptions OF every imaginable
symptom appended 10 the most painful
and fatal diseases. Remember that
if yOu think you have uHdoubted symp-
toms Of BFight's disease, eonsan1ptlon
insanity or paralysis, you prohabI,
haven a trace Of anv gTah IiaaaRs ah011F
you. The fayOrite prescription of a
very successful physician was ''to be q
little lazy" This remedy onght TO be
used with Judgment, He opce recon,
meBaed Ito a government official; bni
with most people diet, rest and qniet
are the best possible Luetns OF cure, and
a change of occupation is usaaliy better
| than "a fetal cessation OF activity.
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s11asF3 sEsaas Esns5a arass
Bvasssss xFslI sac s'#riIy AHaElrees.
aAssa ~ All Sa8msssSs tViess


Clear SaI- Fake pae Ejints of water,
wash them thoroughly an both Sides
poar fat0 y dish 81 s3neihiHg and stir
aFsbHd "a tiae kitchen until tired
Plum Pie Get Bune dough, hammer
out front and beck breadth Line
dish With siieaia, pat ii a vaneering Of
dough, fll the dish with Brammel's
e8ugh drops, rat on the top ernst, fea-
fher stitch around the edges and bake
Ii takers furnace.
Ponud Cake aiix % some -four and
things, pnt shefn ID to dish. bake for a
while. then screw ID the handle and
Commences 70 poumd
Stomach Gake--E Limo small boy with
Hpples and caeumbers. This can be
prepared at short notice.
Calves Foot JeiiY--E4at Trusted for
Chicago ealf they have the largest feet
--Cut Oh The calf glaiea can be used for
making has Of chicken salad; wash the
feet, thiekan with clue, atla a few mo-
lasees strain throaSh i esne : SEATED
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-12-02

Jennings Times.
Every train which IasRes over the
Southern Pacific railroad is a menace
10 property ia the prairie. The road
eneloseaa right of way, 900 feet wide,
with wire fence, and the prairie grass
grows up 10 the track IL Is as dry as
finder, and q spark from a passing loco
motive in 1t will kindle FIRE difficult 10
extinguisb. With the prairie covered
With rice sacks, as at the present lime, d
general lire wcnld do immense damage
Fortunately the neighboEs turned ont
In sufficient force To eonfne the fire of
Sundny to the premises Of Col Harris,
otherwise vast area of county wou!d
hayebean burned over, The destruction
of his large pear orchard, set on five
years ago, is o very serious loss and it's
value is probably sufficient to equip
every locomotive On the Southern
Pacific railroad with spark-aFrester
and pay for cleaning of the inflamable
material ON The right Of way
This much at least 81 due, by this
great corporation. to the people along
tbe line, who support it, and suit FOR
damages would convince IL that IL would
pay 10 respect the rights Of tile people
who grant itright Of way and support.
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proeess il aaaxseo.

ArNceft issue 81 tie HseSaqal r i1aaeie7
agntains many items oil Interest CONCERN
Ing ihn progress III Tie republic 81 Mex
icn from wEieh the following are taken
4 ha stale Uf Morelas has d population
al a8 s27 souls, aud possAssfs 257 piib-
llc elementary schools With an average
daily attendance of 4 26I children aud
4 public library AT Gaa4nayaea contain
ing 167 volumes I'll addition To ex-
tensiYe sugar plantations fnnm bering
nl RI than Dol there are ID the state s8
agnarsliente and 1 4 naeacal tiistilleries,
with an aggregate output of more than
5I 600 barrels Annually. It contains
8 ta6 head af heel stock 2i .i7e b@rsas,
4 B5s shaep, .2a4 goats aud 90. $40.
awine he maize crop amounted Id
500 MI n oh paFgaa. valued NJ 8 III.
tsljsa, and III 81 / h bad ya8y h0 lSE9 I'D 4
eaFsas. galatsi 81 8997 570 tlae bear
crop III 1850 was 6 go earaas, valued al
ISL ft3a and in ~ 3 eg9 cargas valued
III 3 &EgI llae, I6a 400 arFe 5as q $50
agd l8sl affabns i'd ssh valued III
a PEI strobe E3a sgFohna III ceiiae
Wera pratnaaa ID 1881, with i galue e
iimateS $50 aad 0A2 Elsl gas
sf fs9plcal fra8t alnHd n 001
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-12-02

Medical lnen have occasion to know
that bnta small percentage Of the dis
eased aud dependent classes are re
Turned to their homes. 6ne.third of
our insane are foreign born, as is over
one.half Of nur dispensary aud hospital
population.
by far the largest proportion Of this
useless aud expensive increment comes
FROM Germany, Austro-HungaFy and
Poland, though Russia and I5aly have
Of late been greatly increasing their
quota, ImuigFation Furnishes ply
sieians q rich field for pathological
study, but it il unremupeFatiYe to the
profession and expensive To the com
nlunity.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-12-02

We return our sincere thanks 60 Ben
jamin Harrison for announcing In his
proclamation that the 2ath of this
month Will be observed as day Of
thanksgiving. The people Of the whole
conntrg, and especially th@se of the
south, will observe The day and, while
they ron the juicy turkey under their
tongues they will thank God for the
s!eetion Of Grover Cleveland, the death
.of The high Tariff and tic end "
Beetionisna. Ee
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NNElACE.
.I.ANn oEEIeE ~ NEw oRI.r..A.

LAM pEEICE AT NEW oFsIsT2A Ms, gI.A.,31
November 1th lsQ2 q
h9ticeis hereby given that the follow ing-named
tua pEeef1 IN support qf her claim, and that saiil
proof VII be made before the clerk of district
eeRftt at Lake Charles, la On Monday, Dec.
EIsIZA LINDSAY,
widow gf David Lindsay, who made Homestead
i4ntTy No 08Qt Eof the N ~ of NWg4 sec q. aud
a s4of hlss4 See A III. D 81. R.7 W., Louisiana
Meridian,
She naIaes the following witnusaas 10 prove her
continuous resiaenee upon and cultivation III, said
llayld Jannis pulya g8i0l fEph rain PeIloouin.
a{d \ anles HnEReY. Ill of Caleasieu palish La
CHARLES e. PALleREY,
8fht REGISTER
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FOE SALE.

f340laIzs1 BOX or n a RDRO DIE lgl IIN7E
M AS q perfect lsunee 81, aay aud d perfeei
bed by slight, and you cau put away lis mueh
1ri ather articles As ~ the AVERAGE wardrobe.
9aa get three articles tor the price of one
iYp extra charge for packing Oh chipping.
Aars ". Haitnagei Wife III The Celebrated
preacher, saYs Ihsse lounges aFe very nice.
Price II s5rstgn, I iD S12.
Halne, Sl2 @i4
Hay Sun. $40, CAS-
eiik BF0eatsile, 625 $50
EeFms--l0 peK GENT Discount cash with Or
DER 9r 0neAhalf Wlth order, balance f0 days
ALFRED COLES,
tsfaNa aua MyFsie Avenues, BROOKLYN, nj y
ie9lg4slg
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Twelfth dadieial District Court State Of Louisi-
ana, Parish OF GalGasieu.--&U 7Gl,
SUCCESSION OF 8NG, PORTER RYAN, DECD,
10y VIRTUls30 OF an order and commission ema.
IL MATING out Of the honorable court aforesaid
and 10 ule aiEeGted will proceed to sell al pub
Lake Charles La, 30 the last and highest bidder
on
Saturday, December I'd. 1889,
at II o'clock a. a., the following described prop
erty belonging 70 said succession tO@lti
II. LWo lots et ground On Ryan street in Block
~, tlt9s. aslb0 suhdigisinIt Of the town of Lake
Gharies La, commencing one hundred feet north
81 Abe sautheast corner of said block thence run
mug north along Ryan street dne hundred feet
feet
II. Sax lots Of ground on Am street, eammene.
ing GB feet from the south west corn FL OF Hook u
Of the EhOs Bilb0 aabdiyisi0n n said city and
having fetal front on Ann street Of 1888 feet aud
running back aHt zoo feet between parallel Lines.
IIES6a AND CONDITIONS, IL BentH per cent cash
on day Of sale end ihe residue on a credit of one
and two years, payable IN equal instRllmeuts;
special mortgage and vendors Lien To Ia Eetaiued
On the property sold until full and filnl nay ment.
notes Of purchasers TO bear eight per cent per
hnnuin interest sitter maturity until paid, with
ten per cent additional IN the event Of being
piaffd Az the banda Of an attorney for collection
aAter znatuI3ty said notes 10 be further secured
by additions personal security The satisfaction
Of tho administrator Of said succession.
JACOB RYAN, Adgn,r.
IH0S, KLItINPETEk,
AZ. BuJ0, ATTY. Auetlpneer,
fh0g.4 IL ls82.
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laansigrnnts and Ibinense

The lunatics aud diseased persons
cent back to Europe from the state of
New York during the last seven, years
numbered, in all, 1874 The New
York Times has compiled an interesting
table, showing the condition of those
returned with thanks " Itis as follows:
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Succession Sale of Estate
OF R5ramss0aS F. H'iCre.
EBGgeaBea.

Pablo sale Of valuable real sstabc Doih III ii
Landry aud CalcasieH parishes aIav valuable
stock in 81 Landry paTiAh. farming implements
and ether property W3l be made b bh, under
signed administrator or public RucLuner at the
last rssidnnee Of raHsOis POHpOn IIrTr deceased
al Malet an said parish Of 81. Landry gu
TResSBssy. December 30. la02,
and plats Of survey Will be exhibited Oh tho day
Of sale,
REAL RsTAIL.
3D.. In the parish Of Calcasitu luur hundred
aores Of pTairle land near the Wathlu~ rail- DAD
being the w II of Sec. s, Up. s.. Il. ",
MOVABLE PROPERTY.
About twenty head Of gentle horned cattle
three pairs OF oxen, about four creole mules one
American mare Of It, about seven bva, Of Young
mules, creole mares and colt, one hundred head of
sheep, about $50 head Of hogs IN indlyisloD with
Lastie GuilVry.
Terms and Conditions Lbr novables for
cash the day Of salr. For the lumUya blu pTol-
eTty, 0ne-thiEd cash and the balance pay able IN
two equal RWnHRl inGtallnente o one rhiFI each
notes 70 bear eight per cent annual interetI trum
day OF sale and ten per ctni L. he added Tor al
t0nsy's fees in case Of suit u enforce payment
with good peIsunal security L. Lhe satisfaction Of
tbs usdersigned agent and special mortgage and
vendors privilege 10 be retained on the land sold
till final payment HREEMON LAFLEUR
3Sats Administrator
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"A trial will convince tAae most
sEKepticaI that &c. C.. &c. Gertain
Cough Cure" Is tle greatest
remedy eKtant for the cure
Of 6laasFippe, Group, Coughs,
Colds, &c.
Sold tbE N. D. EearneR.
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sc. C. C. Certain Corn Cure"
removes Gowns Warts and
BIEsafaBs, Warranted. See that
= G.. a.. CO Is blown i'm every
bottle. Take mD other.
Sold By NJ D. KearnFy
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sc. &C. C. Certain Chill Cure''
Is pleasant 10 take and HARM
Tess. Children Hike ii. Gsuaran-
aeetl TO cure GhilBs md Fever.
Mo gHPe-N0 Pay.
Sold by N. d. Kearney
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IF sc. e. C. Certain Chill Cure
A. mot the best remedy gBIF ftaVe
ever used for GafFaBs and Fever
your money Will be refunded.
Pleasant tn take.
Sold by NJ. D. Kearnuy.
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The carriage making Industry has turned
aat lots of go8a fellaes ii Its time.

Children Iiske 10 take 6 G. &C.
Certain Chill Cure tine pleas
amt and guaranteed cure for
Fever, Ague anyl 8EaFuFfa--Esea-
Ter tIfan sstitaiine.
Sold b 1f D. Ksaruey
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who made Homestead Entry No. g5a5. for thu
VIZ Of SWk4 MEX afSWh aud BW1f Of NW5i
Sec, II Up. GS., X. o W. Louisiana Meridian
dc nAIneR the following Witnesses 10 prove his
said land viz:
John N. Sellers NJ D. Baggett, e. J. jackson
and ii. j. Sellers, all Of Cal6asieu parish, La
a56t CHAHLESC. .PALFItf9Y, Register.
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n office.
LAM oFncE AT NEW ORLEANS. La, :

LAM OFFICE AT New ORLEANS La,
October ~ 1892
NJ Office is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his
lntentiVn u make Ln8l proof in support Of his
claim sud That said pru0i will be made before the
clerk Of district uUurt al Lake Charles, La on
" ednuBaaY December T. 1892 viz:
MILTON T.. BAGGETT,
who made Homestead Entry No. pass, for tie
" n Of SEA sec. ~, Up. s.. H. W, Louisiana
Meridian.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of
said land viz
John ". SELLERS, II. i. b Mitchell, II j Sellers
Sae 3D. Jackson, Al Of Galeasien parish LA.
Soft CHARLES c. pALFREY Register
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Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS La
October 10 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice Of his
intention 10 make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the clerk Of district court, at Lake Charles La
on MedngsdaE DeGember Z 1907 VIZ:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-12-02

Why was Adam the ggiftest runner IN the
world2 Because he was the arst in the hui
mai race.
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Knox the laws that have 20 be passed to
restrain a man, and you know the man.
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IMMUNITY.
OE L0HIEaEA

aiane University embraces College, High
selpol, ~ sophie NeWcamb Memorial COL
lege Tor aquhg Women, Law and Medical
1lepaFtmaats. The College has tour parallel
e4llgses-rl lasstaali lAfteFarE, selentiiie, ana
4gineeflng Khern II alspa special course
III lAleettieal engineering Nest apnHai aes-
Ing the II Sophie Neweotnb 5oilsra. hssisa
S4etoher srd. I,aW Department opens logeul.
1eT l4Fh. Medical Department., (jetuber III IN .
AZ III 4ptelal 0r general catglogIes, apbiy "
the Secretary lf tAe glaiversitB Iuiahe Filil
NM PRESTON 4 JOHNSTON Rrssiasat.
aia5 Cd
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Some fellows develop amazing speed when
they'rg driven to drink.
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1t amusing 10 hear a man with no religion
undertake to tell why he is a Christian.
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Office.


LAM OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS La.
October - lBU2 )
N Office Is hereby given that the following.
= NAMED settler has tlIod notice Of his
lntenLon 10 maxi iInal proof ii. support Of his
olaim under Sec. 23pI Il : and that said proof
vii Is" mau" b-ioFu the CLERK OF the district court
al Lake charles La. Oh Monday December g.
l6UI. viz
CHARLES F. WILLIAMS.
who mad, Homestead ENTITY No I3I7i for the
\ = Of SWi4 Sel. q. Up. ~ :, L. g ", Louisiana
Meridian.
lie names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
5ald land VIZ:
John Duhon- LuCieu Duhpu John Ihlc and
Ihomas Lamont. all OF CRlcasieu parish La
= 5i.bt CHARLES &. PALFHEI, Register.
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ns sswH ls
0a iliaf lsa @s uss
Esd qia iil8
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-12-02
Simply Awful
Worst Case OF ScroftiIa the
Doctors Ever Saw
Completely Cured By HOOPS
3gARSAPARILLA.

N8l4&fAe&GEtB JAfEht W &SCV a
3SARSAPARILLA.
''yThanI was 4 or 8 years old had q scrOf-
ulOns sore Onthe middle finger ofIny left hand,
which got 80 bad that the doctors cut the
finger OIL and later took Of more shan half my
hand. Then the sore broke out on my arm,
came out on Iuy neck and lace on both sides,
nearly destroying The sight of one eye, also
On my right ann Doctors said 1t WAS the
Worst Case of ScTCfula
they ever saw 1t was nimpIy aSgfHl! Five
years ago began TO take Hoods SaTsaparilla-
Gradually found that the sores were begin
ming 10 heal. ] kept on TIL had taken ten
bottles, sen dSlAaFs! just think OF what a
return ] got for that investment! a alAsu-
BHRd per cent? Yes, many Thousand. For
the pasta years have had no sores. i
Work all the Time
Before, 1 could do mo sEsrIE. / know not
what TO say strong enough to express ny graf
itude to Hoods SaFsaparilla for my perfect
cure" GEORGE w. TURNER, Farmer, Gal
way, Saratoga county, N. Y.
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Notice.


i
October 18th, 1859 5
M OFFICE is hereby given that the followin r.
IN named settler has tiled notice Of his inten-
tion 70 make dnRi preof ih support Of his claim,
and that said pRagf will be made before the clerk
Of the district court ct Lake Charles La, on
h0ndaY DsGegnber lath lsg2, viz
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who made Homestead Inhy No. gI57 for the
y Isl4 81 Sec IA, Tps 9 81, r, 3 W Louisiana Me
Eidian.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
Gpniinuans residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, vizif
.Laarent LehIeu Louis AIalVot, benjamin lie
fae't aud Nn. AImetiong ~ q galoaaeu parish,
La. CHARLES G. PAI,ERRY REGISTER
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At rs A DUTY Y8u owe yourself and GaR8o
tty 40 get the beet yRIue for EaBF Gn8Rsy.
AgBmolMtZe an g8ur footwear by WW Roh asking
w l., Dong las shoes, which represent fhe
bBSt Fa4ue dor prices nsked, as thousands
Will EH6GfEV.
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THE LIE e 80 LIE 8l.0O.
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h Young Men NittIlAget Mon.

Il QUILL uUhI Early Vice. which brings
organic weakness, destroying both mind anu
body with all its dreadful Ills permanently cured
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UpefBRaa,G RfP'iCfure

PERMANENTLY CUTED Removed complete
neither knife. Gausiic MOI dilRtiOD: without pan
or 8BinP- E1r0of fud5EuUtabla
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OUR BUCCES,S

sDRS. Belts d BELTS,
IS ST. Charles St. o. La.
Aug ~, 'a2ly
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Succession ssale.
SUCCESSION OF wan. PORTER RYAN. DECD.

Twelfth Judicial District Court State of LouiRi-
ana, Parish OF Galcasieu.--NU. 7GI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN sCHOHARIE.

Argusvc. N. Y, Oct. 90 CspeciaD.-A fair estimate
places the number Of Democrats In this end OF scho'
harie County who have abandoned the party because
J, II. Clark owner Of the Argusvflle SILK MIL, has
come out for Harrison, Reid and Protection Is sixty
The silk mill here employees on IN average f"r'y
girls, ana Mr. Clark's box factory about ten. The
silk mill bus turned what was hamlet three year.
aro into n hourishing village today. Now, electric
lights illuminate the streets, telephone couimlnlca
tior, is hud with the outside world. new houses are
In p,vgrchs Of erection and village paper Is likely t.
be- started soon. Harrison and Reid banner Is s'is
pended ncN,ss the street. and some say this Is u"
first Republican banner ever seen In this county.
Mr. Clurk IS u man OF grca; energy. ana has MADE
sevc al excellent Republican speeches within Iii" Ia'
few weeks. One Of the Democratic canards started
TO counteract Mr.. Clark's influence WIS statement
that he was MT Daturallz'd At every place he
speaks now he exhibits his naturalization papers and
rejoices IT, answer all spitcfu attacks lie says That
should Cleveland ~, elected, he woud Immediately
look 10 the future OF h, business with diNruat ana
when l.. was inauguricd he would at once reduce
wages % cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
WEST 23D ST., NO. So, N. Y.
PRINCETON TIGERS WIN.
WESLEYAN DEFEATED AT FOOTBALL
SIXTY TO NOTHING TIE SCORE ANoIhr'"

SIXTY TO NOTHING TIE SCORE = ANOTHER
LIVELY GAME At THE ORANGE OVAL"
Al.nt this time last year Princeton dcfeH'ea YVES,
LEVIN 7G ~ o. the game being stopped IN I'd" S'Vo"
hnlf when one Of the players was carried from NV
field, having come ont OF scrmma},r with oroHe'
arm and general physical decentralization. AZ "a''
haitian Field yesterday. In the presence OF "ooo pcoP
tho Princeton team defeated Wesleyan co t. VI 'r'
thor. were no serious accidents. \ cold. prh'ti
wind blew over the field. and while tn" players Seeue"
TO like IT,, the spectators were halifrOzen.
Vuptolu Mccormick, OF Yale. and Waiter Camp "c''
interested spectators, and they watched every ','
uudr by the Tigers for future reference ana ior i"
only. Captain King. Of the Princeton eleven ""'
sin suffering from the lame shoulder iec'Ncu III
rrookIyn and barnett took his place. dolEg 'Ncecn'
work BALLET was tower OF strength ut c'h'r'' "'
IN. work Of No &c, Poe, Tuncland ana iohf'hs wiz
exceedingly clever . o ,..,f.
w..I.y,n t,yc. forced the ball to within I'VE !ar"'
NJ p,tncctn's gal, but that was Inc h''r's' ~,
cone 10 scoring during the game. IN" game i','
into the dark and thr players could MT BE- Ill hsn
dining the last ten minutes. Princeton i"o'" Wv
Wind In the fist half and also payci ra'hcl P'o''
making but II points. In the second haii UNIT "'
II married Improvement In the Tigers ali-nronhu "o'".
and TN, result was ~ points. VIII 'o'aA Vi
,., Tn. ,jnyrr, and scOr' follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
MORE TnW-BLE FOR THE Pet. Mr. EAOy.

John F.. Iisk game protector Of Richmond County,
who on Tuesday arrested tho Rev. Thomas DIXON. r..
Of N"w.lOrk for having killed thirty on" son. birds
Staten Island, and who caused the minister to be
fined sl:3 by Justice Acker. Of New brighton, was
indignant yesterday the manner In which he has
heen denounced 10y the angry par>on. ii" said that
he would now have the Rev. NJ. Dixon punished TO
the full extent Of the law Lislt said yesterday that
when Dixon taken to court he WIS acting under
section 70 OF the Game law. which made It penal
offence to shoot song birds. but that he wonld now
hiring civil suit against Dixon In the County Court
the suit will b. brought In tho name OF the People
OF tbs State Of New.York. should the Game FRO.
will have paw additional fine OF e35 for each bird
or Q total Of 400.