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New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

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New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

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New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

e,..,,.r I.bntz tI}ceD. Graham from New orA
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S,,,rr Ilorrox dr sailed from Rio Janero for New
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Steamer clement 'ii,,' i"'h'"s'''' S"''" "''' w
New York December - . A.. vi, roc.,,
s,.,rer Nmbrus. OiD Forbes. from New YORK leceni-
49, =, ,l, 81 Lucia arrived nj Para December ~
steiner Straho olr Fisher. sailed from ~ Lucia Tor
Nsy-Norl< December ~
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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
Church Notes.

On last Sabbath, Sept. 24th, pleasant and
profitable services were held In all our
churches, with good. average congregations.
Rev. II. W. May, who bad been absent at
the gulf was again In his pulpit.
Rev. s. e. PendIeton. preached at 5 O'Clock
PIN, at the union open air service, at the
Southern Pacific depot, to "a deeply inter,
ested congregation.
Rev. Lyman has gone to tie gulf for short
vacation, but his pulpit will be supplied In
the morning Of xt Sabbath Octs LIST, &C
there will be the usual services at the Pres
byterian church.
At the Methodist church at Masonic hall
Rev King will preach a funeral discourse IL
memory of Brother Culn, deceased, next Sab
bath morning.
The union open air o'clock service mex
Sabbath, will be on Ryan street.
Rev. L. e. Biokford, Congregational min
lister recently come among us, and one Of tbs
faculty Of Lake Charles College, will prsset
at Goosport next Sunday night.
The union meeting next ThuFOday nigh
will be at the N z. Church, South.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
EIigsst q ali in Lsasnng FowsrIatsstu Govt Report


We have been asked 10 say something In
the EoHo in regard to another public school
building to be located somewhere In the north
part Of town, and we not only speak Of It On
that account, but we believe It should be
built, as our city has reached gigantic proper
tions, and Rsaened out 10 such an extent that
ft is entirely too far for the children in the
northern, northeastern and northwestern part
Of town to trudge away out on Pujo street TO
the at present only public school; and further
more, there are too many children within the
scholastic age to attend one school. WshaEe
an average daily attendance, so says our
superintendent of schools, of four hundred
and sixty pupils; and no sane man will argue
for moment that any teacher can do his or
her duty by more than forty scholars then,
figuring on that basis, it will take 8 fraction
over eleven teachers to run our public school,
which we contend Is too much. and that the
school should be divided. and another public
| school building located at some con enient
point in the northern part of the city. Our
public school building is amply sufficient TO
accommodate all pupils that are near enough
| to attend, then we argue that the first aTaiIa-
| bic funds should be expended in building a
school house IN the northern part of the city,
and In course of time, when necessity de-
mands it, another in the southern part of
| town, for the comfort Gnd convenience of the
little ones, the majority of whom have by far
too crest q distance to walk, to say nothing
OF the danger aad discoHforts from bad side
walks, mud and water.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
RniI ROaG NOaes.

Tom Foley. the genial passenger agent on
the X. c., W. g. G., expects his family in a
few days. This pleasss Tom, but the manner
in which the house of lords handled the home
rule bill makes him sick,
Traffic Manager ], F. Mccoy, of the Wat
kins road, Is spending few days with his
family in the north.
Prof. A, Thomson, vlee-presIdent of the
Watkins road, left last Monday to take in the
sights at the Columbian exposition.
Mr. T. s. Hammond, the ever alive and
wide awake general manager Of the Watkins
road. is on the SIek list this week.
Business on the Kansas City, W. d G., R'y
Is looking up, HOmessekers from the cold
Icy north are arriving every day, and say there
are many more coming. ...
The chief clerk in the auditors office Is
smiling quite pleasantly of late. (Lisben
for the bells, soonl Good luck to you
JsFry. ....,
MIss Bradley, stenogrspher for the general
office of the K.fC., w, d. G., Is away on 6
well-earned Vacation.
Businssson the Southern Pacific is on the
improve. Nc says the weather has been TOO
hot. p-...l .-...'.- ..rf p. ...
The KaySee train dispatcher, Bir. o. /.
Emlay, is In Chicago. He must be having a
big time, as bis face shines in Oas of the Chi
tcagD papeus. The Iblice Gazstao next r.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

We havs been wanting for some time
10 eet OF TO Chicago. and have at last
snecsedad. OF oonrae Il took consider
able ingenuity 10 encompass this, but
We are nothing If not ingenious. In
Me frst place we went to the only bank
ia town that hasn't got onto us, and
tried TO nggotiate loan. Times were
hsrd, the cashier said bnt if we could
get compile Of good men to sign with
Es, NOT % much as matter Of form, as
an evidence Of good faith, he thonght
we might make ii. This feat wss SC
compIishea by betting the drinks with
Two auekera, thar We could write better
than they could on small piece of
paper we happened 10 have in our
pocket. We lost the treat, but We got
the signatures. Then with this Office
ahsarB we trimmed the coupons of the
edges Of some cuffs and collars boT-
FoWed shirt, stood Of a shoe black
and vent ont TO the depot. where the
assistant ticket agent, Tom Delden,
gave ns special rate OF s27 rs for the
ronna trip. We don't mind the S27 90.
bnt that odd twO-bits looks suspiciously
like two lemonades for the president of
the road, but it was the best we could
do, 30 we had 10 stand ii. So il nothing
happens 10 prevent, auch as . police
jail. or something similar. when this
meets your eye, we will bs wandering
around, lost 10 Chicago.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
SENpaY OPENINag.

+
The EoHo desires to place itself on
record ~ being directly oppoasd to
saloons opening their side eutfanees
and back doors on Sunday,
ana thereby dssecraling the holy
Sabbath. II there Ii no law
on ths statute books Of the atate Of
Louisiana that viii reach the case. nor
city ordinance, then We have remedy
to offer by way Of suggestion. Let the
retail liquor dealers Of the city get to-
gether organize an asaociation to be
called anything they may choose and
pass rigid law with heavy penalty
attached for its violation. and the Iaw
shall Be. that no retail liquor dealer
Rithin the city limits of our oity be
allowed TO sell, barter or give away any
apiritions or malt liquors from Satur-
day night ~ o'clock Eill Sunday night
10 O'Clock Of each week. This plan we
know will meet with the approval Of the
better class Of saloon keepers, and by
doing this, the poor clerk, who works
bard all the week. will get day of, for
rest and recreation. This is a much
easier way ont of the dIIema than to
have an officer with his eye continually
on you, and watching for an opportun-
ity to have you indicted by the grand
ljury Of your parish.
The late grand jnry in its wise delib-
erstions recommends to the mayor and
police that they report every violation
Of the Sunday law to the district attor-
ney. We have had no talk with the
chief of police as regards this matter,
but our advice is 'tpnepare for war in
time of peace. ''aor in other words, make
hay while the sun shines. A mint t.
the wise is sufficient, then let it suffice.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
The E.ouEaIrna Rice Crop.

From the American Grocer Sept. 10.
As result Of severe, almost uu-
broken drouth during the growing
period, thousands upon thousands of
acres in the southwestern parishes of
Lonisiana have practically lost their
rice crops. There are exceptional
instances where, through sufficient
rainfall or bsesRse Of provision being
made against possible lack of moist ).
ure by the laying aside of water
reserves or pumping, fair crops are
acknowledged; but even including
these, many CLAIM that the outcome.
RrlluOt be over one fifth that of Last
year. This estimate, as we gather,
applies only to the CaIeasieu region;
still, as sitscontributed over f0uF.fifths
Of the previous oRfthstotal outcome
of the present year 10 Louisiana, at
above ratio, ia not likely to be more
than 100000 sacks, a. against 1000, !.
600 in 1892 and l,000,Oo IN 1891 ;.
The shrlnkage is appalling and cannot
fail to seriously affect both individual
and corporate interests 10 that part of
the state, as well as the milling alnter,
ssts in the city of New Orleans, to
which nearly nine-tenths of the pro
ductis sent 10 be cleaned and dis
tributed. The outlook ls Certainty
anything but cheering for the various.
clerical forces which wait upon and.
earn their livelihood ont of this par
tieular agricultural product The fac.
tor, broker and merchant will find that
the ills Of the planters are, to a con /.
siderable extent, theirs. The marvel
ons expansion of the crop, last year
had excited even greater expectations
from the present one, and its failure
excites apprehension as to the full
Eject upon coordinate branches of
business. As onlte general in other.
parts Of the south, credit enters large
| " into the making ofthe crop. The.
localor commission merchant furnishes
supplies, and often money, for which
be Is reimbursed outs of the crop when.
made. THIS year fonrliifths, il is said,
make no crop, and what becomes of,
the tadvanees made on wind, sanshine
and draigf' Again, as above snggestetI, ,
there had beena looking forward to,
and preparation made for the hand,
ling Of q great crop. @s
Every one last year realized that the
| facilities were primitive and totally
| linadeQnate. hepoe railroads milling
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

RpgeFs' ApRaraGsas 30 BE Km.
.la4 stalled saH tssn AaGrRcGtOm
e. -.uE aE HHae Fair. ..

The authorities of the Worlds
Columbian exposition have completed,
arrangements with I. a. Rogers of
Cleveland o., for the installation and
operation Of his electrical cloud pro
jsctor. This cloud protector is an
apprehension throwing signs, pictures,
sad characters upon the clouds Mr
Rogers has been at work upon his
invention for the last two years and
gave its frst complete exhibition be-
fore President Hlgiubotham and a
ppmber of his aids connected with the
WoFld's Columbian expusition. Pres
ident Hlginboiham and party, SAW
for the first time in the history Of she
world q large luminous star pFOdnced
by human agency. They also aaw a
picture Of Columbus and many signs
and letters The appaFatus WHICH Was
used At this private exhibition was
very crnde and somewhat unwieIdy
A new apparatus, however, made in#
the very best mechanleal manner posi-
bic, has been since constrncted, large
force Of workmen having worked night
and day upon it. The exact night for
starting mp cannot now be definitely
announced, atitoan be anthorltatigely
stated that within one weeks time The
cloud protector will be ID operation
III the WoFld's ColGmbian exposition.
IA number Of plans are Oh foot for
providing snilahle screen when snila
bic clouds are not 81 hand, MI Pain,
the pyroteehnic engineer, il PFspafing
speclal bombs to b thrown into the
air 10 produce large, white clouds npon
which pictHras and signs will be
thEown, IaeFe i also being prepared
arFangsments for number 81 ista at
sseam 10 issHe from The root 0f ma.
chi1agy half This wiiia afford )
very heaut alaad saiiable aereen upop
which tgs sigas ard pi,sEaFas can Be
thfoWH.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

The humiliation of Tom Reed and
Lieutenant Burrows, of Michigan, when
they learned that the Democrats of the
hOnss proposed to pat an effsotual
qurgtns upon Republican iilibus:eripg
against the reporting of the Tucker
bill for the repeal of ell laws author
izing the presence Of q. S. officials at
elections, was a pleasing sight to
Dsmoeratioreyes. Because the Demo
Gratis of the house IN the adoption of
regular rules had been extremely
leaient towards The minority, the Re-
publreans assumed that no check
would be put on their fIhbusteriug,
They were given free rope for awhile
because there was not a quorum of
Democrats present, but as soon as a
quorum Of Democrats was on hand
they were effectually squelched by an
order reported from the committee on
rules and the bill was reported to the
hpuse.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

ANp'A1g ssAt8s 49ba H. 1Go0.
In the matter of Application No 1851.
In thesmatter Of Application No. 1891
Mr. L. P. Ravis, Lake CharIes, La.
Dear Sir: We beg to inform you, that al
papers go forward to-day with checks to Mr.
Fu1o, to complete the above loans, which
have been reached In their order. The mex
10 your city. will be Mr.. Milligap's the rfirs
installmsnt OF which we have Instructed oui
Mr.. Armstrong to arrange for BY the first 0t
next mouth. Very truly, =
NEW-SDUTH BUILDIBG " LOAN ASSOCIATION
This association, doing business IN Onr
city through Mr.. /. p. Payia, deserves to bs
highly commended for their systematic way
Of doing business, and prompt action on all
applications The Milllgan loan of s15, 900
isfthe next in order for Ourc city. When yonr
eeEtiheai is issued by this association and an
applieationfor alloands properly made, you
can rest assured thatg0u have q cynch fol
the money r. Ess,s B nf irfea
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
- 90 -. =.
NRTKnE.

Tho Egna Ii owned enesthirtieth by Thadeus
sEaynn1sd twenty thirfeths by David j Reid
anil siivisian msy be effected. The paper is
anhlisad exclusively sy David j Raid, Of hs Syn
expHnaa, and for his benefit. there being joint
ownership af the plant hut no partnership IN the
hnsfnaas AiT Mayo win be entitled 10 demand
and feeeiEe fair consideration for the uaa Of his
fractional portion while al parties dealing with
tine paper either % advertisers, aagacEl0ers or
ssublisher Or his duly authorized AgBnts No
eantaastB made Ivy or with Nj. Mayo, or has
agents before or since Che seth day Of y MY, lb9d
are binding upon the present publisher. Sub
sgriptinn4 and advertisements from that date o.
are due and payable to ID. J. Reid all prior q
that date must be settled with AE. Mayo, 7Yhi
4saan edited the papeF.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

SEvERAL times this week the senate
has aroused public expectation BY up
peafing to be on the eve Of the FINAL
contest over the Voorhees, repeal bill,
but the eud is moi yet. Senator Mile,
of Texas, made one Of the htrongest
apeeehes of the week, in favor of re-
peal; Senator Voorhees, made character
istic explanation of his position, in
answer 10 criticism because be has not
forced vote, calling the attention of
the country to the fact that it is simply
impossible 10 forceta vote under the
present rules of the senate; rules which
have not been materially changed for
more than eighty years, and the Re.
publican senators, for and against the
bill, had . regular monkey and parrot
time among thsmselves. Itisexpseted
that the attempt to reach . vote by
means Of contlnuous session Of the
senate win be- made 10 o few days,
(the daily aittings have already been
lengtbaned) and II that fails the bill
viii elther hayeto be abandoned sor q
oompFomise, reached BY concession or
both sides, be adopted. President
Cleveland il aiiIl confident that the
bill can be passed and for that reason
declines 70 consider anything in the
shape or acompFomlse.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29


THE Iiouisiana Sugar Planters asaoci-
aAion bar met and resolved to send 9
delegation to Washington in the sugar
Interests. This eommistee appeared
before The ways and means commitset
iaas Tuesday and presented their argu-
rnenta ID favor Of sugar. Professor 8. A,
Knapp, Of this city, Is q prominent
xaamberiof Tint committee, and we viii
gnsransee him - DO ~ fully equipped,
mentally % answer every possible qnest
tion as any member of the delegation,
What ths result 0f their arguments viii
Bio ii d Of course impossible 10 foretel,
and a parish Il doss not affect Oalca-
aieu very mneh one way or the other,
but ~ Ia0nisianians ws are Interested il
ahais success. and therefore wish Tor 4
meat earnestly.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
SheFfR''s sale,
Twelfth JGdisial district Conft, State Of Louisi
ann, Parish Of Calcasieu.--NO. 20I5,
S. s.T,wOoD & Co., xs. ack e. KslAgrEwroz

S. T.fwOeD & Co. Va. JAck e KHIAzrEwrcz.
DY VIRTUE Of an order and commission ia
IL sued and to me directed by the hOnora bic
court af0regad i viii offer for sale at public auC
tl0n, TO the last and highest bidder with the ben
stL Of appraisement, at the h0nse in which the
said defendant occupied as a saloon, in the City
Of Lake Charles, La, at GO0sp0rt, on
Saturday October g4Bas 1888.
between legal hours the following described prop
sEby, B8wit;
The contents Of saloon, consisting of Liquors
IsrInB--Os8h on the spot.
DAVID J. REID,
Sheriff Of Caleasisu Parish La.
Sheriff q Office, Lake Charles La, Sept 2O, 1893
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
Positions Guaranteed.

Money can be deposited in bank. for tuition,
until position is secured. Send Tor Y page cata-
logue Of DraugbOn S Consolidated Practical Busi-
ness college Nashville, Tenn No vacation.
Enter any time. (MOntion this paper
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

ONE RICE THRESHER, nearly new, and
~ three TeaPers very little used. A good
bargain for one who needs hem Write, or
apply to W. REBENTISCH,
HarVey's Canal, Harvey P. O., Jefferson Par
ism. La. Ii
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
For Sale-A Bargain.

Ono ACRES LAND, on Whiskychitto
AOO near old lies bridge, two miles from
sugar own: the VIZ NW5(, MEX NWL. OF
Sec, Y; sW1( of sWz See, /, and sE37( SEX
Sec, 2, all In Tp. S r. z W, La. Mer This
land will be sold very low to q cash purchaser.
Title perfect. For further information,
Address, G. w FARQUHAR,
Echo Office, Lake Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29


PY VIRTUE Of an order snd a communication
- @ me airsctea By the hssgarabis court alJrs.
said Twill oifsr for sale II gIilljie aT,cti9 " nm
last aud highest bidder At the steam zpsnufagt1yz
building ia4ely occupied and operated Az Tho 80
saE10 ~ WALKER rear ard south of the City 81
Lake Charles 9aloasisn parish, la, On
Saturday, Bcaober zaaa. Rssa.
between legal houFs, the following ae.e,;,,sd
property situated in the Parish ct caloaslel La,
One undivided half OF Lot Nc. i. In ploslz No
q OF the Amelia GerAier Succession subdivision
OF the west half Of tiis southwest anarfsr ef see
ton NO :, IN Iewnship 10, senth. Of Range s
west, Louisiana Meridian; which said Lot 80. 4
IN said Block No a. Of said subdivision u mort
gagged 70 secure payment Of two prpn1issorv Notes
OF David D. Walker and John b. Walker III, favor
Of j. u Meas, administrator of said affecassjnn
each for the sum Of $500, each bsa1iag + T,e9
cent PER annum interest raspantfvRlv from
March sth 1894, and March sth 1896 until raid,
and which undivided Of said Lot No. Il
IN aaid block " q, of said subdivision / viii
ssi at said ayndlc sale on terms Of credit cores
pending to the maturity Of said two YnaYtesge
notes in favor Of said j Y Moss, sr afninistFss-
tor Of said succession, taking the notes Of the
purchaser thereof In equal installneuts bearing 6
per cent per auuum interest respectively from
March sth, 1894, and March sth 1906, until paid
with the clause of 10 per cent for attorneys ices
for collection thereof secured y the retention of
special mortgage with vendors privilege on
said real property:
R-zResaw Machine.
0ne Moulding AIRehine and Cutters,
One Fay 2s-ineh Plansr and hatcher
One Cutoff Saw Bench.
Dus Lot of Open Sash
s3s Plinth Blocks
One Lot Moulding, Casing ETC.
81 Empty Barrels.
Factory building, fire and boiler walls situated
on one acre Of land in the northwest corner of the
west half of the west half of the northwest quar-
ter of Section g Township 10 south of Range s
west together with lease of said acre af Land for
five years from June, 1893, at the rate Of sf5Og
PEI annI'm, payable each year in advance.
36 Table Legs
IB0 Stair Baiusters.
90 pair Open Sash
500 Corner Blocks
200 LiBeal feet Moulding Base
1890 Lineal feet Moulding Casing.
One pair Double Doors.
Six Newell Posts
TERhis:-This being the second Offering. the
above described property will be seld for what
ever it will bring on q credit Of twelve months.
purchaser to furnish bond with good and and sol
vent seeuFitY and special m0rtg age on The real
property sold, with per cent per anriuHi interest
from date until paid, costs to be paid oas ont OF
price bid
t'..-. Egeas as DAVID ]. REID, 10
Sheriff Of CalGasisu Parish La, Syndic.
Sheriff Office, lake Charles La, Sept q, 1879
Geo IL. & Il. i. Wells, Esqs., Attys. for said
SyndiC
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
STATE OFLoUIsIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH OF CALCAsIEU.
Office Clerk Conrt, 18th Judicial Distict.
] hereby certify that the within charter Was
this day duly recorded in my Office in book "5'
Of Convey on pages 25s to 26l, file No. 1879.
In testimony whereof witness my official sigma
tuTe sud seal at Lake Charles, La, this g3d day
Of August A D. 1893
A. S G0SSETT
D'y Clerk of Court and Ex -Oflieo Dy Recorder