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The New York herald., 1876-02-08
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.'S FAIL
IRE

Another suit has been commenced and Ia now pend
ing, against the members of tho late lrm OF Duncan,
Sherman Co. in the Supreme Court in this city, in
which they charged with fraud In the sale Of gold
draffs European houses which drafts wore worth
loss and dishonored. The suit is brought by Jane
Fcrrcro OF this city. hrough her attorney Mr. Edward
/. Andrews to recover the sum of So TOO In her
complaint she alleges that the 2lst Of July last
being about to proceed TO Europe, and desrous OF
placing funds there subject to her order she obtained
from Duncan. Sherman h Co. a draft Hottinguer l.
Co., well known banking firm of Paris for the sum OF
5000 francs, and an additional sum OF 1000 francs
to the order of Wilhemina Renwald both
being payable at sight; that In consldera-
tion OF such drafts the defendants obtained
from her 81 1877 06 In gold oon thst at the time of
purchasing such drafts and paying therefor in gold she
believed, then reported, that defendants were
the owners of valuable real estate in New York and
elsewhere which stood in their the public
records and Of which they held themselves out to the
world as owners, while in truth they were not tho
owners thereof having previously conveyed Il away,
but kept such conveyance secret from the public; that
having received her drafts and believing that by pres
entation Of the to Hotnguer Co., at Paris she
would obtain TO- 900 francs she forthwith set out for
that city She arrived in Paris on the Sd Of August fol
lowing. and, still believing that the worthless pieces of
paper which che then held the substantial equva
lent of 10 900 francs she presented them at the bank
ing house which they were drawn. In response to
her demand Hotnguer Co stated to her that Duncan
sherman h Co had funds with them and had no
right 10 draw them, but, on the contrary, for
some time mast and then Indebted TO the firm ottln
guer 4 Co in the sum Of ; 0oof They further stated
to plaintiff that the issuing of such draft by Duncan
sherman \ Co swindle, and that If they were In
France they would be very roughly handled and In
conclusion refused to recognize the drafts. She could
scarcely believe possible that she had been ricked
and cheated and only realized IL when subsequently,
She learned that ve days after the sale OF the
her Duncan Sherman Co. had failed, after having
conveyed away the most valuable portions OF their
Argument on the motion is set down for Saturday
next when Mr.. E t. Andrews will appear behalf OF
the plaintiff, and Messrs. Larocquo & Mcfarland on
behalf of defendants
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

csptng tweed. Here counsel offered for the inspec-
ton of the jury number Of sheets, which contained
the old alleged fraudulent accounts Of
DEFUscT RING.
To this Mr. Field, for the defence objected and the
sheets were laid before HIS Honor who in accordance
with The views entertained by the defence, ruled the
matter inadmissible
Mr. Carter would claim judgment II tho prosecution
succeeds In establishing this case Judgment in tho
full sum OF 63l7 600 with interest, tho ground
that this sum represents amount which robbed
from the public treasury
desire Of the defence that little discussion need be
should be had in the course Of this trial Assuming
everything which tho prosecution advances be true,
only amounts to the fact that Tweed IS liable 10 tho
city TO the amount of the percentage alleged TO have
been received by him. They cannot come forward with
six constructors against OF them aud re-
lease the other Eve Tho Law Of 1875 docs not cover
this case.
TESTIMONY FOR THE PLAINTIFFS
Mr. Storrs put on the stand and testified that he
has been employed in the Comptroler's orice since
1851; was Deputy Comptroller in ls7oi knows Hall
Tweed and Connolly; Tweed was Commissioner Of Pub
lie Works in 1870 he the first Commissioner up
the latter part OF 1871; the witness looked into the
record OF the office and found evidence Of meeting OF
Mayor Hall, Tweed and Sweeny in the shape OF a
paper, which came into deponents possession in july
1871. after the ''troubos' came this paper In the
safe Of the Conptroler il related TO the powers of the
special auditors
MT Field objected TO any papers being submitted
until they were authenticated
bill was now handed 10 the witness who testified TO
its bearing the signatures Of Mayor Hall, William h
Tweed and Richard B. Connolly also the name OF
NOpuHaIu written aClOsS tuo iaCe oi paper. Ho
ten papers in the deponens hand were found In the
Comptroler's Office, but not In that part Of II where
they belonged thoy In the custody OF the County
Auditor The witness swore that the figures on the
papers genuine
Counsel for 'he defence contended that as witness
could not to having seen the papers for three or
four days after thoy discovered he knew nothing
about them
The Court received tho documents subject TO the OBJ
jectons Of the defence The witness requested TO
look IN his hand and he identified the sigma
lures The witness described the Office routine through
which bills had TO pass before warrant was issued by
the County Auditor and sent TO the Comptroller, TO
tho Mayor 6c, for signature. After the
claimant was paid the voucher filed
away In the Office of ths department The county
warrants wero drawn upon tho County Treasurer and
paid in the Broadway Bank At the end Of every week
the warrants, after payment, sent by the bank
back to the department, being evidence Of indebted
At this point OF the proceedings, it being now four
O'clock the Court adjourned until to-day at hafrast
ten A. NJ
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan
A HORSE THIEF.

A HORSE THIEF.
Charles MCGUIRE OF No. 4O6 West Forty-hfth street.
was held in default OF 81 900 bail answer for stealing
q horse and harness from Edward Quigley, OF No 1856
Eleventh avenue. On Saturday evening Of1cer Clark
ofthe Twentieth precinct, who standing at the corner
of Forty Nth street and Eleventh avenue, Mc'
Guirc on the horse riding up the avenue HcGuire's
suspicious actions aroused the officers attention. and
as the hiter crossed the street Mcclure dismounted
and ran up Forty nth street. Tho officer pursued and
fired several shots In order to scaro' him. and finally
he found the prisoner secreted in the basement OF
house which he had entered
LABcENY FROM THE PERSON.
william H. Mans, alias ''Black Catn Of No 221
Thompson street, was held In $1,000 to answer for
stealing 81 80 in currency from the pocket OF Michael
Tobin Tho latter was asleep In saloon at No. 90
Thompson street, and on awaking found his money In
Manls' hand.
STEALING CLOTHING.
For some timo past Mrs. Agnes Talmadge and Minnie
Adams have occupied rooms In West fwenty-sixth
street On Saturday last Minnie stole sealskin
saclue valued at S175, and othor wearing apparel in
all valued at $420, from Mrs. Talmadge. Detective
Cunning OF the Twenty ninth precinct, being notified
Of the the traced Minnie and arrested her. She fully
ADMITTED the theft and said she had pawned the seal
skin sacque but the other property found on her
person. She held in 81 900 TO answer.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
THE INQUEST ON YOUNG DoUc1cAULr's BODY
ha Ia,,

THE INQUEST ON YOUNG BoUcIcAULTs BODY.
[From the London News, Jan. 20.
Mr.. George d. Boucicaut, No IL Curzon street. May
fair gentleman identified the body OF Dion William
Boucicault lie deposed that he himself was the
brother of Mr.. Dion Bouclcaut the actor and author
OF No 326 Regent street The deceased the OF
the latter and was twenty years Of age last May. He
vas coming from Lincolnshire to London on Friday
night last, having been a visit there. hr. Bouci-
cault, afler giving his evidence, added I hope, Mr.
Coroner, you will allow TO record my protest
against the nhuman conduct OF the railway authorities
with respect to my brother. They were perfectly we'll
aware ai the time OF the ;rcdent few hours after
ward that this gentleman was lying here a
corpse. Mr. Bouclcault tecgraphed, he wrote 10
them but he could get reply Every possible idon
thcatiOn on the person OF the deceased He had
his watch with his name engraved on u, as gift from
his father; he had letters fact he had every proof
Of bis identification. In addition TO using all these
means Of gaining intelligence. my brother sent TO Mr.
Forbes, at the head Office In London. Ho heard an
had taken place. and he expected bis son. but he
could get from Mr. Forbes reply The hrst iniOrma
tcn he received was about O'Clock on Saturday
night, when an evening paper was thrust into his
hands His agony as you may imagine, at tho news IL
contained great; aud II more intensified when
he found that he had been uldlling his professional
duties while his beloved lying corpse in tho
innrinary here.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hacksit
ACCOMMODATIONS ron THE COURT AND THE
GRAND JURY,

Recorder Hackc,, yes;5 isy ..5os his seat up0u the
bcnch Of the Cour. Of General Sessions over which he
vail preside during lhs presanI krm. His Honor
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGKl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19

NcH is the time of the year for
Pneumonia, Lung Fever, Coughs,
Colds, and fatal results of predispo-
sltioa to Consumption and other
throat and Lung Disease. Boschee's
German Syrup has been used ia
this neighborhood for the past two
or three years without single fail
IRE to cure. II you have not used
this medicine yourself, go to your
druggist. Vivian, Pulford, or Moffett
and ask him Of its wonderful sue
cess among his customers. Two
doses will relieve the worst case Ii
YOU have no faith in any medicine,
inst Guy sample bottle of Boschee's
German Syrup Tor 10 cents and try
1t. X guar size bottle 10 cents.
Don't Ge,!ec, a cough to save 10
ctatS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19
:
Al N MIST 10 ATOI1S' SAL.

IN PROBATE GRANT COUNTY COURT. In
! the matter of the estate of Thomas H. H.giil.
deceased,
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and In
pursuance of mn order Of license made IN saki
matter on the 30th day Of August, A. d. 1878, ky
the county court Of said county, the undersigned
Leonard Coates administrator Of the estate OF said
deceased, WILL on Saturday the 10Th day of April,
A. d. 1876. at o'clock Ia the afternoon of said
day, AT the front door of the dwelling house on
the farm known ms the Hugill Farm. situated In
the town of Miiilin, Iowa county, Wis, and upon
lands hereinafter described offer for sale ut public
vcndue the following described lands, to.wit =
The undivided one-fourth part of the N. w. u OF
the = W. = Of section fourteen (14), and the ~ f.
u of the s F. "a and the s, W. u Of the N, e. ID
of section fifteen Ns,) all In nwn five 90 north or
ranpf one Il east of the fourth principal merid-
ian N said Iowa county and state of Wisconsin,
Subject however TO the life estate therein of Jen-
ny Hngill, mother of said Thomas r. Hugill, de
ceased. The terms of sale are cash In hand upon
the delivery of good conveyance of the property
sold.
Dated at Platteville, Wis., this 81 day Of April,
A. ID. 1876
LEONARD COATES, Administrator
HI estate Of Thcs. X. Hugill, deceased
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19
TAX NOTICE.

~ Notice % hereby given that Is much Of each
part or parcel Of land, City or Village LOS des-
cribed In the following list, IS may be- necessary
tor that purpose will on the second Tuesday, being
!he 9Th Of Nay A. d. 1875, and the next succeed
Ing days thereafter, be sold by He At public auc-
ton at my office In the Court House in the Village
OF Dodecville, for the payment Of delinquent
returned to this Office as delinquent prior to this
date by The Treasurers of the several Towns and
the Treasurer of the City Of Mineral Point County
of Iowa, State 81 WiscOns4As
Given under my hand al che Office OF the County
Treasurer of Iowa County and eate OF Wisconsin,
In the Village of Dodgeville, on the I'd day Of
April, A. d. 1876. c, KESSLER,
County Treasurer, Iowa County, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19
CITY OF MINERAL POINT.

3018o acrts 81 out lot 49, II being the VT par
| 81 said lot In iiarrison's survey.
sw4 lot no % in vleits survey.
~ feet front Fountain street OF lot Al In Welt
survey except that portion Of said part OF said io
decided W Clauer. recorded In Book OF Deeds, on
page Al; also fee, front Fountain street OF lot 40
In vleits survey said parts Of said lots ~ Al deed
ed 10 him by Nicholas Coad / wife and recorded In
Book % OF Deeds, page 5l6
Lot do ., block Strong Addition
Lot no and part Of lot no ,, block s, Strong and
others additions.
Lot no and part Of lot No =, block 5. Strong and
others additions. For 1874.
Lot no 12 of out lot no 140. Harrisons survey -
described TO him by John Roberts In deed recorded
In vol II Of Deeds page ll5 and house
Part OF lot no 70 and building in Vleit's survey
That part Of To- ~ In vlei,s survey and house des
cribed In deed to Thos. McCarvle, recorded in Book
81 Deeds, page 436
East part Of 10. rs in vls. surrey and building.
Lot 10 and house In blk 80 Strong's Addition.
6 feet inches 81 lot 2 block 80 and shop.
The NJ lot no 1879 and house In Harrisobs survey,
except that pat Of same recorded In deed by ".
Burriss TO Comfort for street, also the undivided
Of part vt l+0 Ia Harrison's survey, decided to
aid Comfort by Martin fr street rs decided said
Perrts by Pulford by deed recorded In vol 12 Of
Deeds. page As
Part Of 10, no l2a In veirs survey and of lot ri in
Hxrr,sons survey and house. on the norh Tide Of
Mine al Alley NJ described 10 deed to him. recorded
in vol 20 Il Deed, AYE 400
Lots no 5, 8. II IL And house In blk 8 In s,rougs
Addition
eS " 80 feet In lot no in blk 81 stropg's Add to
be the - hole length Of SAID lot
L.ts no 70 l. 80 Ia Veits survey
acre set ~t sec 81 town 5, range 2, east. A. des
cribed 10 him in bond recorded ia Book " OF Deeds
.age IS
Ea., lot no 80 and house in Tayior's Addition
LOIS 10 T. 3, 8, 10, II and IL md building In blk 81
In IT -ony's addition
That psrt Of lot M II and house In vi.it's survey
and that part Of lot no in blk no 81 in srong's add
recorded Ia vol ~ Of Deeds. page 5iy
That part lot no 6s In vieiis survey recorded In
vol Is Of Deeds. rag. 200
t.ofsu Skei In blk strongs addition
Lot 30 3 IN blk 3 in stt1ng'- addiiio.
"ar .ot no IL AMI house 81 hi. ~ in Strongs add,
rrr' tft.d In vol ~ Deeis, pxg- 4St
1hai part o. out IA aud hvuse In H1rrisop's
survey recorded In vol II ~ it.s.is pages IS 4 ~
6 feet sii- lot ~ and ,xrt 81 lot no 81 and
hoo c f. Nists survey de Did by John Lsshrop, re
ccri~d In book n Of Deeds, page 49,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19
VyxLAGE OF ARENA.

VyXLAGE of 4HENI.
r. MoHRs ApplrrtH w feet " lot IN Blk
l. Lot s In Blk A. LotS 4 5 In blk 10 Lots to
10 in blk Is.
H.2tNxkisEv's ARE sroN.-W &c Feet " SIDE 'ot
blk 10. Lois 6 & { In blk 10.
JYLLAGE or HELENA.
Lots to ) In blk |.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19

Particular attention Is called to
the fact, that Deller has got the latest
and best styles in dress-goods, which
he offers to his customers at prices
that cannot fail to induce them to buy,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19

Late arrivals of choice stock of
fashionable boots and shoes for la
dies aud gentlesaen at Schneberger
Il Branger's. Also dry-goods and
novelties of various kinds. Call and
examine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19

that part swt net a.
deeded 10 b. O'ilare
ana recorded Ia vols
% 1 70 Of deeds on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19
VILLAGE or HIGHLAND.

Lots no ss. 80, 100 1922 Lots no and {. B.r.
nsrds Addisisn. Lot no - and 30 feet sn skAe o
~ - 8SX4S feet on south tide Of lot no a. IND
y lot T. Und u lot :. Lots no IS ~
RnWN m 1nNnRx
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19

NorE-In the foregoing list stands for east, " fnv
west, FOR north, for south. pit for part. deg for
degrees, III Tor thence, II Tor feet CD Tor chsin ms
Tor links. no Tor number, II tor lot, blk for block
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19

n strip 81 rods wide Of
| the u side ~ sw3 swa 3
a strip 80 pvis vide Of
the n side Sw4 sat,
for 1874 3.
5 acres In NV cor se3 st
bounded Is foiio~s:
on &c by AvebolI"s
land am n ~ VIM
Bshr's land and " by
10 acres In n part sw}
sw4 owned by N Cum
ninghsm 81
s acres IN nv cor se swt
bonded o. follows:
on se by Avenolis
land and n BY VIM
Bahr's land and v by
10 acres Ia a part sw&
sw4 owned BY NJ Gun
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-02-24

- q 5. B. -.

Feb. 1I.~3Fuep.
Che cCloFed Senator IRON Aisis.
a5p5i. uass8 terrific aEfai meHi
Oh ll1e raaissla En c1acuiisa ses sion
last night exposing saf double
deallug IA insisting upon the coD-
hrmation Of Billings, while ha con-
sents To have Pinobbac claims
put OA from day ID day. He
[ Bruce said formerly he ttouRht
republican Senators Wera true
friends 0f his race, but now he was
convinced they are hVp0crises
He warned them chat The cOlored
vote could not hereafter bs inlpEi-
city relied DID that she negro will
hereafteF vote as his interests di-
rect His speech created great
excitement and u the subject 81
universal oomnaeDt to-day.
WnsgN
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-02-24

-
oe!sn decide epcn thet
49, liag to Aeags
-. matter t9 a.H END a-
tkla. 91a one tGin.
no 9iA which e 4 ste
eA e n sans Ia
10 .a g par anT
1 2liisE ea eateftaEn
I9F ourselves Ha haNs repeat
ealF eqnea onr xls7a ae regards
ssAs can nep saanf5e
ss4e We naTe aiA alen& been cf
tne opinlon t1at tlle abolition oG
sAs hetarnlng s5oaK1 1zas ono great
99sy ~ 81 W. on. Tie
!. seeasE Gem promise YES acaad
aitn IA lna 0
many peiuaiaa eaSs + prom
lsea Fasefn suE 3D. hf ap to-
aFaa Ee!oKla we f qEstion 80
tile lsaopse 0t 4 eiaanee ct haad11g
81 1aif elecllqp. a olil
sapea osas ~ appa et = alanga.
ne ll2 NeEs Ft a M sla uEH-
l5lg 130aFa aEe as3 fasi u
aoui9 20 ale7r 19-
Giash 81 she public. even Is ~ QNld
act "ltn ia4sllass 'scsr ncy
upon sla lskalia0o1 a we
prefer Eo withhold Qur opsuion,
Inc Fepgplieans pro- q b.
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-.-r..a.a =, .LE-I. a--r-za- - - - =,

1.-THE VIE lZIsY ECHO
Rabasbsa kaery laarsdasf Morning,
EfW ~ AIT
AfI4ts IA.
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FAsHiNaTog, Eals 15. Tho
prosecution AZ ESt Louis selae hs
Attorney General PieFfepont that
evidence comes t0 them kht ii
aLr. Sherman, Assistant DisgFios
Attorney. from New YORK, n w0rk-
inc ih t1e interest 0E Gen. Bah-
6oCk. Bg pieEfapons Feplias thai
GhaEnan was asut aut hy Alr.
Bliss lo eclGaes testimony nnd
says To Col. Dyeg All hn intag-
lare with yoa ia the l8ast t0 Obi
strnot iastinR in any nlaaaar, fraaa
him wilb any severity ha aay de
serve
The EacEekary 0f War as ap-
preparations sor alk million to
pay Tho troops in advances 6f tha
EegRlar dafoianoY
Among sha cad0ts-nt-laFEa an
pointed by the President. II Brit.
ton Davis, 0i Texas
Massys. ThnEman, Bayard. Ter
simon aud Mcdonald were ap
pointed d committee on the part
ofths Senate t0 acs with tha House
COMMITTEES ID shaping th6 iiaan-
aiai p0lisY DR. Che democratic party
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Irs siJA
Assasiaaea RS. Essnasehas

WAsHrNGTOg, Feb. 12.-In the
Senate, Johnston, of Virginia, fn-
tFoduCed ! bill tn reopen State and
settle claims af The several States
| ugainst ths United States for ad-
yauees mada IN chs war of 1919.
Referred to Committee Oh Claims.
/ 1huFman, Holman, Morrison
and others addressed tha caucus
last night Tho RESULT ehuarh rot
definite was satisfactory.
The question was referred "a tha
Committee Of Consultation with
ont any instruction. beyond that
iintimafed by the speakers. A
negative policy will mas answer.
Tbs 1879 resumption bin u
ba repealed, and in it's stead meas
ures adopted looking to future re
sumption. brought about IN tanei-
bic ANA reasonable preliminary
courses.
The consultation cqmmikiea viii
report Thursday % which dav sh8
caucus II midnight adjourned.
Judge Blslines opens The Dia-
trict Court Of New Orlaane the
third Monday in February.
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Tst.a Ae Iselo.a.

tne copy, one year 81 80
tjne corr, SIS months Zoo 7b
one copy, shree months 100 81.
Jingle e0yicss .-..-. -...........-,k.tls D5
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N&WMBS sssN

: AhE undersigned respectfully an
houncss chat she viii reopen Der
aeleel il Lake Gharles fof BOYS and
glrls. next Monday, Jnn. I0, 1876.
boae2 can be Ind from b "a dellars
paf aonth.
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3Payahts inFagia5lz IN advance
A.nHE aifvfgIE(3

y
PEI SdTatra tiO iilies "a less 100 75
Every snbseQnegft insertion -, roo So
Announcement of candidates for
offige .s..s.. s-s n. ee.<s $40 co
French S5 extra.
business Notices, I5 een.aa line.
Obituary Notices l0 cents a Inc.
aolnents sent ih for pHbiica-
zion. when there are no directions, Will
he ihsqg9aa III Eng lisEl md French, and
when time Is not limited, will be con-
ainued until orders arc received nnd
enlarged accordingly W
NJ liberal discount tQ those who adver-
aise FIJI tile year OT qunTter.
y Noeredit will De given for Advertising
or job work, except by special agrea-
lnent,
Cards, atating merely the name,
Business and place nf residence, with
paper inclnded, Twelve Dollars per
asHnHIl.
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Would respectfully announce to tae
public that ae III prepared III taka con
traess f,ir, alI building, repairing. esc. !,
III hfs hhA. ana wiil guarantees satlaaaes
tion in ant work tenflard him,
share os The public patronage ~
ectlnily solicited.
ept All lSgS Isr July 1S, e75.
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PRnPELLER Ramos

ygt s.n YeallaFfv sep0i. weekly from Lake
M. ,sss * sbnrr Gsaloesiae pasal earring
NV TFattssl static Mail An dewn and ~
frswS I'M anwltwht Accommodation Aut eight
psSaen seat inHatcusais ~ haRtints
aud ashing parties , es
fas foaaa win tasWu and epli eea
III up only, &5.
Leaves Lake Cha Mondays ana Tours
aavs af A.Asg ssvss atsaaeeharS saaq Wv "
JamTa LeeshgE& etAFR 4Aya
.at L a. 81 strives q lAse haft
Schedule running tA#s e02Nean o..
sr-si,.s Nsrpa actual running time, much lfss.
FMns. III. NEEN0hDss Muster.
, 1876-11-17

WATERMELON VINEGAR. = Solomon
Jewett, now o resident of Vermont,
writes to the World as follows: About
ten years ago, while on a sheep ranch,
165 miles back from Los Angeles, Cal, +,
from whence we obtained our supplies,
1 took a forty-gallon oaken cask, and
filled it with ripe, or nearly ripe, water
melons, all being bruised to a pulp or
into quite small fragments, with q
wooden FOUNDER, as they were thrown
in. Then the head was replaced, and
every day we changed ends, one resting
on the ground. In a little time the
rinds Of the melons changed to pulp,
and the whole mass was formed into q
pleasant but not strong vinegar. But,
by the addition Of few quarts of mo-
lasses, we drew out occasionally from
the larger cask into q smaller one, sup
piled with the plant, or mother, all Of
which made very fine vinegar" ss-