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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11
Notice for Judgment.

will make application to the District Court
IN and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday.
February 70, 1878, at the Court House in St.
Paul, Minnesota, for judgments against the sew
eral lotsand real estate mbraced in different war
rants in my hands for the collection of unpaid
assessments with interest and costs thereon for
the hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State Of Minnesota when and where all
persons interested may attend and be heard
The owners and descriptions of lots and real
estate are follows:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11

Oscar Stephenson, sly 80 # of lot 7, blk l 76
same sly so # of lot 8, blk l 16
same sly so fit of lot 9. blk 16
Winslon's 4ddition.
VIM. Theobald, lot g. block O. ) 90
Estate of Thos. W. Owing, that miscel-
laneous piece of land bounded on the
northwesterly side by Butman's Add,
on the northeasterly side by Guerin's
Add. on the southealy side by College
ave, and on the southwesterly side by
harrington d Kinney's Add, in the city
of st. Paul, Minnesota % 81
Louis 3. Brasher, lot l, H. L. Carvcr's
subn of lots l and 2, block So, Rice
& 1rvine's Add to St. Paul, 81 o3
Rice d Irpise's .1ddit5ou.
J. R. S. Harmon, und u of lot 8, blk SO 8 16
Nicholas Hardy, n'ely 10 it of lot 6.
block So, o9
Dayton's Addetion.
Dana White, lot 1, block3 il 50
do lot 2, do Is so
do of Mississippi street, 40
feet lot 5, block l, 60 IS
All in the city of st. Paul. county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota.
F. A. REM,
% 80 City Treasurer.
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THE mEEKIR GIoRE

THE WEEKLY GLOBE
Is mammoth sheet, exactly double the size of the
Daily It is just the paper for the reside contain
ing in addition to all the current news choice mis-
cellany, agricultural matter market reports, &C. II
is furnished to single subscribers at S15O per year.
Clubs of Ave positively to address for 81 Is
each.
Postage prepaid by the publisher, on all editions
4. 2, HALL, Editor and Proprietor,
No. u Wabashaw Street.
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Il solemn 0uestio,

Il Solemn Question.
From the Newburyport Herald
If man has nothing to do, and can't get
work, why not go fishing.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11
THE SUNDAY GLOBE.

This is an eight page paper and will be furnished
by mail at one dollar per year, in addition to mail
rates, given above subscriptions will be received
for 1t separately the for the WEEKLY GLOBE.
The city rate above includes the Sunday edition. In
other Words six papers per week (by ma for So per
year, or seven papers per week for 50 per year.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11
Il White Elephant

Il VNVe EleIUUttt.
Hastings Gazette.
The inebriate asylum at Rochester seems
to be somewhat of white elephant, and
various plans have been suggested for con-
verting the unfinished building into practical
use. Why not turn it into normal school!
If these institutions are of such great benefit
every city in the State should at least have
one of them
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11

81. Sexton's average in the New Orleans
billiard match last night was ~ 1886.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11

l will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
February %, 1878 at the Court House in st.
Paul, Minnesota, for judgments against the
several lots and real estate embraced in different
warrants in my hands for the collection of un-
paid, assessments with interest and costs thereon
for the hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where all
persons interested may attend and be heard
The owners and descriptions of lots and real
estate are as follows:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11
WILL TAKE NOTICE

that on the 9Th day of February, 1878, 1 did
receive different warrants from City Comptroller
of the city of ST. Paul for the collection of the
above-named assessments.
The nature of these warrants is, that if You
fail to pay the assessment within
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, Feb. II, 1878. {
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11

and pawn it, which the mendicant did at
once.
While assiduously engaged in the duties of
his own charge, he was surprised by being
nominated a cardinal on the 23d of Deem
Der, 1889. He was proclaimed in consistory
on the l4th of December, 1910. His purely
pastoral duties absorbed all of his time up
to the date of Pope Gregory XVIth's death,
when Cardinal Mastai- Ferreth was elected
to the papal throne as mentioned above.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11

Having purchased franchise in the Western
Associated Press, have commenced the publication
of DAILY MORNING PAPER IN ST. PAUL.
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1878. 1878.
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE !!
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
1878.
1878.

A FIRST CLASS MORNING PAPER.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Joseph I. DAILY dismissed, yesterday.
the compaiut of Frederick II. Greer against John T.
Hoffman, for want o. prosecutions.
The Howe Sewing Machine Company charges
one Of its former collectors, Peter W. Van Est, with re-
tanning $500 Of his collections. Judge Donohue
granted yesterday, order OF publication OF summons
III the case.
Joseph Murray, Thomas Il. Philbin, Vincent
Colyer George W. Cooncy. ". j. Mclaughlin, Robert
Lee ir. and Joseph McG0wan, have Incorporated them
selves the Young Mems Centennial Club Tor social
and political purposes.
On the application of Charles II. Murray,
Judge Choae yesterday vacated the order of arrest in
the case of Abraham Frank, alleged bankrupt The
case was begun in the Eastern District of Michigan and
transferred this district. on the warrant issued by
Judge BHtchfOrd lie arrested hv Deputy United
States Marshal Holmes ana held in $1,000 pail
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
nECISIONs-MAY 90.

Supyfme Couvi-C -CbanberS-Bv Judge Donohuc.-
Kelv AIT simmons PANE aCt Gou"o Garter ag Bonner
in The matter uh.st.. NTuoll Bonner. Ma
rOnGc NaTOnie; GeTm1n SAVINGS Bank sullivan.
GRANTED Nalent. IIcydcCkrT-N Memorandum. Camp
United Egg Dt~i'ClLE tompsuy-Noou De
MED. King agt. DnIpr.-Nutipn denied; ucnoralcun
Browning Motion granted; motion abide
The Brown Gf'~%uld.-DcicuGau have order
show why should be rceard In The matter #
the Application OF WedasKy. ct cMotcn denied memo
rdndum.
BY Judge Lawrence-Mullcr agt. suuppman.- Notion
granted
Crclat-PIrt II-By Judge LawrcDce.-Worman agt
Conner ct n.-GIIued.
SOocal Judge Van Brun-Walace agt Lutgcus.
Findings settled and signed
BY Judge Iawrence-1racy and another a. Clark ct al
Decree granted.
.SaDcyiOr COurt-Spocial Tym-By Judge SanfoTd.-
Arnold q al act. Auccll-FIuaiugs sctt 2.
ChcfJu-'i"c NCrCcruU Fowler ~ al.0Tcr
Vacang order % May 81 recurring puntn T. suhnIt To
examination before trial ETC. with costs 10 abide the event
FChcrUndertdkin approved Justification.
Tilnghast aCt Hunt ct a.OrG'r CaHCCing iuond Claim
granting leave 10 renew motion etc
Solingcr Earle ct aOT ter ug demurrer. Claim
Lowens elu.rdeu modifying or4e,. etc Mceks q al
the National Ere Insurance Company same aEt West
panv.-OrdtIs disCOnHuanCe CraucCh agt Ma,t"rson
Ordered a-UdaT first Monday Of June PraChj act
Ritter ct 6IndeTtaking approved on Justification Mad
the Highlands Chemical auu Mining COMPANY - al
whitney GOuanda IIench ast sh'rncl Goodwin agt
SimOnsOn.-OTdcrs granted.
Common Plea.-7rjGl 7rm-PGT M-By Judge
RobusonDeHnsOn sgt BOylstOnJ Tor the PLAIN
TN for S3,Oil SO.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30

"rve about made up my mind To stop
drinkn." said perfectly sober citizen tins afternoon
as lie stepped Of SazcTac, wipt his lips with tie
back OF his hand what for p inquired another D. ON
incnt citizen. We'll 1t seems 10 a. if the habit was
kinder CROWN on | dOu't have no appetite IN Tie
morning till build one up with cOcStIll-. Lo-'cd m
nineteen this mornu aiOIc went 10 hash, an tnnk
somehow as If that was a few too many for fellow
that's only moderate drinkcr'-.Eirck RepublIcau
A pious old woman, brought up in the Cal
whistle faith Of the Pcsbytcrilu church, asked
what she thought OF ArmiIlan sermon preached by
Methodist. sac shook ncr be al vigorously. 4 don't
believe word ont" sand She; a. all events, know
the Lord chose afO'c ne ever saw me fOT lie never
would ha chosen me aIicrNaId"
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
sAMUEL WOODS CODICIL.

The Wood will contest was continued yes
+erav besore Surrogate Calvin. The only testimony OF
interest was given by william T. Lloyd real estate
hr ,vho said that he had been engaged IN mat brsi
M - four wears. He first became acquainted
With samuel Wood when he purchased property for nm
", lie continued TO transact business FOR hun
~ ~, Vr Woods death. In 1874. the witness said, Mi.
Wnod was very feeble. He Mr. Wood sign the cod
ic;I IN tbc will and he himself signed il "a witness.
The deccdcnt spoke scarcely above whisper. After
they had signed il, he wished, there were sata-
toIs all around" Mr. Wood wrote his name slowly but
continuously.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyEEPQ0L-. ~ Stec"'o na, Rif1Dr n, a. & h@
Mr.. join ~ Bennett Nj. e. T. BldH,il Dr. D. {" E"ihn.
af T D2YG Tio 5 Gorcr ri Botcr Mrs. " B. Bonra s B,arn
Miss Boun. 1ie. LA i3ou4 M's. h@Id HG"H ana Two
ME and Mrs. Joseph o. E'ync M4cam" be EieI-' ~.
" H. BreedGn NE =. a. IoT" Mi. H.. "; Ms yS y II HI H.
man Burn- Nr ; BnrI,r MI Nob'c Butler, MI and - T.
CSaelan, Mss NJ T. Csaslau MT. David D. Caiaraa,
Mr Charles T.. CaagIan, M R. J. Campbell ~ l"b' IL
man and clld Sir and Mrs. }. r. Capp Bishop ClCcmd
Mis- Dearborn NJ and Mr De yr infant ana nurs" Miss
nr 1' a. ' FshcT. Ma.', Iacaf fletcher nal want
MrJ. n French. Miss NJ A. Gamisrr MIS- CANDY Mr, J..
Gray, Nh Malcolm = Grccnou@ M aud Mn j. - ;iiih1
Wajerlouse Hawkins VI e. H. H,adly. Miss Heller Nj.
Eo9eTt Heller MI = ". Heller. Mrs Hewitt Mr = n"ch'
servant Ir j. Foster Jenkns Mr A. Gor.on Johnson Mr.
and Mis- Thomas Jones Nj g. H. Jones Mr. ". H. Jouidan,
Mr ana nIs !, j. King Miss King maid aud man servant
lenchcI Mr., G.. A. lockwood; Mis-. W; lockwood,
iT iand Mf. j. l. Lndinm Ms Clara J. Lyon Nr John
r McCcncy Miss Haltie McCncy, Mr Iiery e. AfcCcncy
Mr ID III Mcmillan Nj ]. McNally. Miss Nils Mrs Nii,chcu
MI r. O. Mitchell, Mr T. +. Mitchell, M w. OrHl mr. ami
Mis- W W. Pip infant ana nurse, MI and Mrs ~ Picker
Miss POST MI Pr ncle, Mr James Reid, Nr aud Mrs H. T.
Robbins, Mrs GoorEe k2oeson rise' lwo Gn'[n M @ ana
I!oscnfcd Miss H. Rosencid. Mrs sachs, MI samuel
sachs Mr G9aIes SI9GM Fy a M1 N.Y. M hai % co IT, Mfs
James scott, Mr. G. H. scott Mr. aud MI w SIahuOh
doph SHitl Mis- Maria d. smith. Miss @. N SMITH, Mr
Isaac s solomon Mr. r. sonhWek MT ana @ MIs H. NpogG
stcne Mr ami Mis- Josiah stevenson Mr Frank W. Stone
MT aT TomnsSn 70 I'm aS'S i ssn Samuel 81 Tc@pEn waes
Mr. c. r. Warner, MI and Mrs. Tracy H. WMIcn'
Grs M @es.er@an and " Two iadis:, MI and Mrs Q. r,
MeimoTe three c1idren two ngrSsS mad aHd two s ssl
Ian, MI H. H. wilson
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
CHARGING HER son WITH FRAUD.

Argument was begun yesterday before wee
Chancellor Van Fleet at NewarE, in the case OF MIS-
Maria Murlock against william G. Murlock' her son:
The suit involves property in Broad, Market ana
Crosssts Newark, OF the value OF Sl5oooo' wmcn tne
her Signature by fraud three deeds THESE deedS e
asks to be set aside by the Nlee-ChanceI9r any @ e
York and John Whitehead. OF Newark, appeared Iot
the defendant, and McCarer scene anu Of Eew
Coult, Of Newark, and Arnold, Elllott q "hi'e' VI ~
York, for the plaintih.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
steamship Russia pr, Cook, Liverpool Charlie, O. FrancE


Steamship state OF Virginia (Br Noodle, Glasgow, Scot
Steamship Herder (Ger). Brandt, Hamburg Plymouth
Steamship Alps Br William Port Prince and savanis.
steamship Herman Livingston, Dagget Savannah Murray
steamship Geo W. Clyde Crowel Charleston, j. w oun-
tard & Co.
Steamship Fleonora Johnson Portland Me-, J. +. Ames
snip Prina Donna, Lunt Yokohama, Japan salter lv-
Bark Iasce uta). Chicsa, Queenstown Falmouth or
Plymouth for orders. Dass0TL Straehlc Il co.
orders, Bockmann Oerlc Ii & 60.
Bark Whitehall (r Davidson Goole, Eng. J. T. Whitney
Bark Ararat Aust) Mohovich orders.
Bark Franasco Cento Gtal Porzo Hoyc Eng. John C..
Bark Bgoryiken (NOr) Harris Antwerp, Belgium, Funch
Bark FrisO (Nor) Teescn, Copenhagen Denmark. C.
BARK Sea Crest lRr) Bennett Amsterdam G. W Berteaux
Bark Ardurus .Brl Bent, London ] W. Parker & GO.
Bark Lizzie Wright 1r, Wright Calais, France j. W. Par
Bark Frcya CNor) Baamv, Queenstown Falmouth for
Bark SAiad Nor) Tonnesen Cork for orders Bcnham &
Bark Graf Mokc Gerl on sten. Ger. c. Tobias & CO..
Bark slavia Aust) Dabnoyiah Alexander, Egypt sloco
Bark Luco Gtal), oltvari, London. socoyich & Co.
Bdmham nhIn [sg!a ncTesr 'NOH "''""'e" D'"lS 'F''
Bark ii Ioic ,Itaii Ia Rosa Sligo Ireland Ato Guiro
Bg Cara uta) Jaccano Gibraltar Naples Tor orders
piymGutn @ fua' 10" ordcr El, t w. RcTicoSX
Brig Al Petnii, Clark, Cicnfncgos, Cuba, Miller &
ARRIVED
s,camsl1p Holland nr} Hcecy, London May To- with
STEAMSHIP Nisana .Erl, Mackcy. london May lG with
mG,c 9nl l3s 70 Gnagr'%p fror osro Nav T.
strong westerly winds duIng assaEc very dense foe from
Palermo Q and Gibraltar Il frIr henderson Rtos
MAY ., lat IL d. Ion 40 d. spoLo Liia dir houn q"
steamship Glculogan mrl Indnerg RIO Jaqcro Arm 2i
Steamship city OF Merida. REYNOLDS, N"a cru NAY ~
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
COMMITTED FOR PERJURY.

The suit of John Guilty against William
Harrington tried before judge Goepp Marine Court.
yesterday for 5000 alleged have been lent to the
plaintiffs brOther-inlaw. There very contra
dictOry evidence given, the question being evidently
cmbittered by family feeling The jury gave verdict
for the plaintiff and Judge Goepp at once committed he
defendant for perjury. The defendant went TO the Dis
tTict-AttOrney's Office and gave bail
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
PASSENGERS ARRIUED.

FROM LONDON-By SjeqmstjD Aisata. Mr.. and Mrs.
George J.. white Mrs. Nwart John Lee Nj Potter, N.
BIsdg,mau Nj and NI- t' GRAY and infant,
Master Miss Ella cray, Ms. Mnnic GIay W u!
Lewis Nj and MI f. NlInO Mrs. idtche Sis. Harriet
Bridges infant. the Rev. and Nh Et"ad q" Iiruta
Master Walter de Hcmca Master Lewis de la'Wri MISS
Alice de IaeHel Master BeT;Ou De Kenes, Miss Grace &c
Eemea, John Dee, Harold Grew MIs Lindsay and child
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
BOY FORGERS PLEADING GUILTY.
Willinm I. Reillv. Edward A. Reilly an

Lewis Carlin, the three boys who ran To BaTba
does with the proceeds of forged checks, probably
actually forged by william +. Reilly, in the name OF
Edward {. Ltchfe,d pleaded gully yesterday, before
Judge GidcrseeVc in the Court Of General sessions
and rcmanded for sentence The whole amount OF
the forgcries IS about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
MARINE JNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun .. B32 723 Clock slow On. B2s
Moon rises 3OG Moon lO4I Moons age, days
WAITE IoBAY-A n.
Sandy Hook. GO- Gov Island. GIG Hell Cate. $50
HIlu WAILR IODAY-y. -.
Sandy G:3l Gov Islauf 7O9 Hci Gatc.. 9j8
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30

1,st tha paInti has similar claims against the city
.monnting TO nearly S250,000, Elliott Sandford ana
george Morris appeared for the plaintiff CharIes T. NIL
Ter and Thomas 7. Mickes for the CITY.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
Glrsiral Jnstrume'Its

DIJMAHAUT, late 5. Y. BALL Il Co.,
~. No. II EAST l4rHSr.
Cbickenng Stenways and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, on instaments, and for tent
I IGHTE g. ERNST, old house OF llghte ~
i Bradbury, offer their splendid PIANoFoRIEs ~ ier
IIices monthly payments at IL East AsHss
Also smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
SHIP NEHS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. oRK.......................MAY29 20.
CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Montreal (Br). Brooks Liverpool via
Queenstown, John q. Dale.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
6otc!5.
Golc!5.
WINDSOR HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. Y,
oN THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
oN THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

mt. >.ru, an, SPLENDID HOTEL. with The TWO
I iWGT URiCK RESIDENCES ard EN1ENSlNE
GI,OI ND~ adjoining, overlooking CoNuHEe9 SrhlN"
PARK, viii b.
OPENED FOR GUESTS June |, 1873
pARLORS BEDROOMS. or ROOMS IN SUITE. EIE
GANTIN FTENISHED Will bo KEN led NIIHOJI l
HoNKD at MODERATE RATES. ........ ..-
Thr ADJACENT RESIDENCES have been FURNISHED
and \ HKtN tNGED IN FLATS for the SPECIAL ACCDMMO.
pArION Of FAMILIES.
TIE HOTEL RESTAURANT
viii bc under the control OF COOKS Of THE HIGtiEST
GRADE, aud MEALS WILL BE SLRNED IN the MOST
ELEGANT STYLE. ..,
ROOMS MAY BE ENGAGED on application at the ME
TROPOLITAN HOTEL, New.NOrk.
CHARLES H. SHELLEY, Manager.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
Seizures nno Aisstlugs.

a NEKICNN INSIlTCTU.--A special meet
iuc or tl! Institute VIII h' hrd - 10. rooms m the
tr0p.r Pudding Tnu'.y. June q. 80 Otu't D. m, 10
and taAc artiu the puouu>'l a' n1urus 10
tlr Ia aN . lusdr al the hcCtiI- AtN 80 lr.~ l i-tou 10
tickets tur 100, uhrlS. NtlHAN .I.Ll' il'S"'"''
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
Grcrrsiou9.
i.'OR LONG BRANCH.

l!ANIIArTAN BEACH,
OPENING OF IHE SEASON. l-7'
MANHATTAN EEACH HALLWAY.
C,mplctci 10 Uiccupo,nt opposite -'lst. Ias; EvtE
TIMETABLE To TAKE ErTEC.
SATURDAY.. MAY -, l~7-.
The elegant steamer ELIZA HAN'pN, c"nmcrbnc as
uf, Mil run curing The season FROM Plrr i'' of I'd IT,
FAST RIVER. dIc,t 10 Company = Dock at GttIl.N
POINT. making close Conu',a1H,. gong aud tctn'nug
with - pes. trslu~ Ia al ftuu Manhattan Reach.
Nv third street Pa "a 500. Yin ln ~,
II 40 m. and 1870, ll' 30, 10 IT. 40 AID $40
y.
Trans leave Manhattan Reahat corresponding times louriy
mltiug surr c0nuc, ton at 6IccnpOmt Wl.i tomp4n}s
steamer New Urk.
1lmc one hour. ~.
81 SDAN TIMETABLE. above, eNcelihg has
trains leave the beach every hour uuti D. ~ ... 80,
Trains al'D connect last New York wl'h 'd"i' Sua
Eolkaw1y Beach EUltOad -
VIA BAY RIDGE
STEAMER THOS. COLLiLN .
2gd.st., y II. Leroy -. M, 49, >, >, ! n3x
10 "a Il m, luloh ~ l-..' %. - ..
. ami p. H., 2lu auI ~ y "a -, i1.Jo 80 D.,
Returning, leave Manhattan be1'H '--'' --'
and C2U y. III.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
Giindtions Uanieb--Females.

1 English Protestant woman
- as frstcass laundress go by the
dersand her business thoroughly 43O broadway second
floor. back
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
GUNNER Dcoro.
GANpS POINT HOTEL. Sands Point. /. l.

y Now open steamer Soawankaka leaves Peck slip daily
and 3adst +. r.. al l:lj p. sands Point at 100
y. M SUNDAYS, leaves Peck slip at and 33d st.. i. r..
- sands Point 4:2O =. Address q. DCNs
. a.. .t,p
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30

NRONWELL'~ i.ahr House. Highland Nlills, y,
~. 5DuIr-. Inc. L2no f'.''sH. oLIFI.t 'EpNN thi
IOI'N NiRl Rl)-}i0utclaIr. Mia small
Z family very pleasantly located Nli'ui couple o rooms
vIfI niri r'a.. hoaio. ..dIit-- J.. -. iuN l''
COUNTRY BUARDER- can find Il pleasant
X Au,rt. nIi ",';v comfort, AMI m"rIH" i''Lt i ''
dressing bny - Na-.n,t ,t"rNi" "l'ur' County '' 'i'
COUNTRY ROM;D-MontclaIr, y. j. \
u rl.I-.ft room f'r lcutu.I and wlr, small iaiN H'
Other botr,ci-. hdGr'. = i", l,i, N"utcar S.!
EORiLANDI -ON-iiI'D 'DSO\, b miles rom
y &rw-Noi G".f i'"Hl. vli'i good h't 80 i't
atr. oi 80 udr trees fiuI., rk. 'r @'. M
dI-s. H., 81. Wet ,Gli5J.
CASCADE HOUSE, on the Hudson liadlrl,
-,la,..t county, s.. I-t,,,t holi.rc aud t- .Hr =
.,r, u.ilra- pm. mountain a.s: bld ~ ios II per
week. Address juUN PA It. P".I.rp..
NOl'NTIY BOAED.-A private family dr~n'
To- Obtain . irN buud,r-, Lang" ifrn shaded li"i
ii,l,ut .n,u~ lI., piazza lru JuH Nut ~ 20 -" '''
uilr, ir.I Putnam H,lor Aaot's HpN No"', -""'" "'''
+,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-30
Gnn,mcr Goul0.

AMERICAN HOTEL. RichGcld springs, y.
u S.. VII o; jun, j. I--- Plans "f home, may n. son
and rooms Engaged AT tIe HOTEL Hi MAJ. ~ mon
~tu,,. =. !. IlNNI, LIII q. t'..
I..rrrto.-.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-27
The Iron Hill Outrage.

At Iron Hill, in New Castle county
near Newark, an old man named God
freid Harkenstein and his wife, kept a
groggery and grocery store which was
much frequented bv the miners and rough
classes of that community. On Satur-
day night two men. disguised by means
OF handkerchiefs tied around their faces,
forcibly entered the house, and nearly
beat the old man and his wife to death,
LII the assault they evidently used black
jacks or some heavy instrument, as both
the unfortunate people were terribly cut
and bruised about the head and face.
The burglars commenced TO plunder the
house, but had only secured gold watch
belonging to the old couples daughter,
when they were frightdned off by the
timely arrival OF young man living in
the neighborhood.
The alarm was promptly given and
The affrighted people of the vicinity hsr-
rled TO The assistance of the unfortunate
victims OF the burglars yilliany. DR..
Mitchell, of Elkton, was summoned, and
attended TO the injuries of the old people
which he pronounced of very serious
nature.
The motive of this grave outrage was
undoubtedly desire for gain as
Harkenstein had the reputation among
the frequenters Of his store of being
being worth considerable money. Con-
stable Whlteman, of White Clay Gre.
Hundred, at once started to work up the
case, but thus far no clue to the mur-
derous assailants had been obtained.
Late last night Harkenstein and his
wife were still living, but their condition
is very precarious, and their recovery is
scarcely expected. The town of Newark
and the surrounding neighborhood is
greatly excited over the affair and every
exertion will be made to bring the bur-
glars to justice.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-27
MIR. HAYES TITLE.
A Movement Said 10 be on Foot
10 Test It-What Mr. Hem
dricks Says.

New YORK, February 26,-A special
to the Herdi1 frem indianapolis SAYS.
There is said TO be a very secret move
ment on foot to contest the title of Mr..
Hayes to the presidency. This movement
is said to be encouraged by very influen-
tial parties in Washington and New
York. as well as by certain people in tie
West. The idea is to prepare a writ of
custer. This new scheme meets with
more favor than its predecessors, because
1t is supposed that Mr.. Tilden will be too
ill to avail himself of the chances of pos
session that might result under such a
writ, and that therefore Mr.. Hendricks
would obtain the prize. I should add
that 1t Is also asserted that this move
ment in behalf of Hendricks Is a part of
the general scheme fer initiation. Ex-
Governor Hendricks having been tele-
graphod to on the subject replied as fol-
lows:
Lebanon, Ind, February 25.-To Herald
correspondent, indianapolis: l have no
kno ledge whatever of any writ of custer
or other proceeding to raise the question
of the right of Mr.. Hayes to the office of
President of the United States.
IHos. A. HENDRIcKs
The daily gazette., 1878-02-27
Personal.

Gov. John 2. Cochran, is in town to-
day.
Mr.. Beecher was too i'll to preach on
Sunday.
Victor Emanuel was possessed of / 800
horses at the time of his death,
Ulysses s. Grant, Jr., has been admit
ted to practice in the United States
Courts.
Miss Mary l.. Booth, the the talented
editor and author,is n Washington the
guest of Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford.
A Paris despatch says uplessis died
to day from injuries receiv. d by a. fall
from his horse In the Bois de. .Boulgne.
Mr.. Charles W. Poulson, the great
traveller stopped over In this city, to-day
on his way way to Jacksonville, Florida,
where he will remain until May next.