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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-12
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court

Supreme Court.
Before Chief Justice Gilfllan and Associate
Justices Berry and Cornell
So The Minneapolis Mill company, respond
ent, VS.. G. 7. Hobart, B. P. shuler and J. W.
Hobart, partners as Hobart, Shuler & Co., ap-
pellants; argued and submitted.]
63. Mary Greve and Herman Greve her hus-
band, appellants, VS.. The First Division of the
Saint Paul & Pacific Railroad company, re-
spondents; argued snd submitted.
50. State of Minnesota, ex-relator, Lyman
d. Baird, relator, VS.. p. T. Mcintyre, county
auditor of Mower county; submitted on briefs.
The court adjourned till $50 A. a. to-day.
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two of them were dead, and the other two
were in Canada. Wirth says he looked up
the matter, found one "dead horse alive,'
and two others on a farm belonging to
Webb, in the up-country. He made in
quiries about how and for what he could
arrest Webb, and then concluded he'd take
out q warrant.
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Probate Ga1xrt
Before Judge O'Gorman.

Before Judge o'Gorman.]
In the matter of the estate of Hermann
zwierzyrski. Petition fled by Ferdinand
Knauft requesting the appointment of W. H.
stormer special administrator; bond approved
and letters of srecial administration issued.
In the matter of same estate petition for letters
of administration filed and order made for
hearing Dec. 10 at 10 A. M.
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All persons interested are hereby notified to
be present at said time and place of making
said assessment and will be heard.
b. NJ. RICE, President.
Official: R. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JUDICIAI,
DISTRICT.
Nichia Coleman, Plaintiff, against Allen Coleman,
Defendant.
SUMMONS.
The State of Minnesota, to the above named Defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which has been filed in
the Office of the clerk of said court at ST. Paul Min
nesota and to serve copy of your to said
complaint on the subscriber at his Office in said city
of ST. Paul. within thirty days after the service Of
this summons upon you exclusive of the day of such
service, and if you fail to the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to said court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
Dated October 21st, A. D. 1873.
FIR. F. WILDE,
aoYl2-7Y-tu Plaintiff 3 Attorney, St. Paul, MINI.
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SN"s e
| Before Judge Brill.
GENERAL. TEpM

Second National Bank of st. Paul VS. Louis,
A. Post ct al. Tried and submitted.
Court adjourned until to-day at 10 A. NJ.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-12
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
LADIES'
Muslin Underwear !!
POWERS BROTHERS.
81 East Third Street,

Invite attention to their very full line Of
following goods all of which are made on
Lock-stitch Machines, in most perfect manner
from "Wamsutta," Fruit of the Loom and
Pride of the Vest Muslin:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-26
Making Tortillas j..

. A Mexican correspondent OF the San
Francisco Journal Of Commerce gires the
following description of the way they
cook in Guadalsjara:
Finding the river impa .. able, and
getting no news from the train. which
was camped about half way from it to
Chois, we rode back to Tazsjera, and
We're overtsken-b . heavy thunder
shower, and reached there completely
drenched, and hsviug no change Of
clothing with rs. our condition was not
an envisble one went into the kitchen
to dry my clothes ut the fire, and saw
them make tortillas A smooth piece
Of rock, about two feet long and foot
wide, is placed in gently-sloping posi-.
ton. and with sn oval shaped stone
having Q tat face for . muller, they
grind the corn tn . coarse meal, sprink.
ling very little water upon it during
the operation. and as fast as it is made
sufficiently 6ne, they push eff the
watsry dough into an earthen dish. II
10 then taken out in small quantities,
and beaten in the palm of the hands to
. thin cake. and baked quickly in fat
earthen dish over the FIRE. 1t 10 in this
crude way the food Of this people is
prepared. II they bad mills to grind the
corn they would not use them. doubt
il they would use it; they understand
their way of making tortillss. and are
adverse to any innovation upon their
old time method. While they are best
ing the tortillas by hand. tine air con-
fined by the dough escapes with sud-
don pop, and it is easy TO know when
they are preparing this food by the con-
inusd pop. pop. popping sound. That
noiss was Tor awhile mystery to me,
for seldom passed by q kitchen from
which il did not emenste.
The cook was an idiotic looking
woman with head of bushy. frowzled
hair, aud rather al obese form. She
was not . pattern for personal cleanli-
meas, nor were her charms or her attrac.
tions great. Her chief occupation SEEM
ed to bs that Of scratching her head
with ons hand. while she superintend-
cd tho operation of cooking the tortil-
las with the other. If il was source
OF qualification TO her. she must have
been happy being, for she did not
even for . moment suspend the opera
tion. After getting thoroughly dried.
found that somehow had lost the
ssnse Of keen relish for the evening
meal. but the keen appetite of the next
morning ovsrcame ali repugnance. and
concluded that the best way would be
to "Shut my eyes and 60 it blind"
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TAX NOTICE.

rINHE TAX LIST OF KING COUNTY FOR TIE
for collection. All taxes remaining unpaid ON
tho LIST day OF February, 1878, will by law become
delinquent. and penalty Of 10 per cent. be sdied
thereto. Those desiring credit for road work
required TO present Supervisors receipts for the
same. or their road taxes will DO returned dsliu.
qusnt. GEO. ID. HILL,
Treasurer Of King %.
Once Of King Co. Treasurer.l
Seattle, December 6th, 1877. d1l.dwtd
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-26

In the old burying ground at New
port i . curious headstone. which
chronicles the death Of son and
daughter of william and Desire Trip:
"also. his wifs's Nrm." ampctated Feb
ruary goth, 1916. The age Of the arm
appears to DO omitted, but it was
doubtless inferred with decent cere-
mouisl. A portrait Of the arm is cut
upon the gravsstone.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-26

DE-. STEELE. who has for years been In The
proprietary Medicine business. and who hss
travelled In various parts Of tho world in scar,
OF Information. has great confidence in The Ersd
icator As the Ne Plus Ultra" Of safe. sure ana
Doctor. '
Provide yourself with . bottle without delay.
and You eiil always keep il In the family and
save money. Don't be put OF with some other
preparation. Take only Steeles Pain Ersdic stor.
We can produce thousands Of Testimonials rs 10
IN, me. cures made but trial will prove 10 the
nest skepticsl chat 1t is truly an Ersdicstor Of
Pains, Aches and Inhsmmstions. II has been.
4nd 10 now, constantly used by horsemeu AZ q
L1nimens, and has saved more valuable property
o. mat KIND than any other preparation. Take
pains to soc that you get the genuine
Put up In large bottles, aud for sale by druggists
and dealers II you happen TO be in . locality
wnere STEELE'S PAIN ERADICATOR cannot
Dc obtained, send to the nearest wholesale drug
gist, or to the Agents
for sale by ali druggists.
ChANE Il BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists.
go and 422 Market street. San francisco. Cal.
Tie - per Large Bottle; Six Bottles for s..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-26
N o T &c E.


TO.4I Whom e May Concern |:
yXTHEREAs. THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
w General land Once. In letter dated August
q. 1873: ordered that the lands In Township 23
North. Range East, In the district Of lands for
sale at Olympia. W. T., should be withheld from
disposal - agricultural lands until the non.
mineral character thereof shall have been fully
eatablished." And. whereas, George Thomas. OF
King County. Washington Territory. who made
presumption Ming for land in said Township and
Range viz ;foI lots I and and N. Z. \ Of N. Z. \
OF D elton No. 80 now makes application TO make
his final entry Of said land, and has filed In this
once his afidavtt declaring that there In NOT
within the limits Of said land, to his knowl
edge, any coal or other valuable mineral deposit,
aud that said land il essentially non-mineral
lan1.
Now. therefore. In accordance with instruc.
ti0ns from the Commissioner Of the General Land
Once, u 10 ordered that testimony touching the
character of said described land shall be taken
before the Register and Receiver Of the United
states District Land Once at Olympia, W. T..
- the 10Th day Of February. 1873 beginning at 10
clock. A. ~, ct which place and time all persons
having interest in the matter Of tho character Of
Tie shove described land are required to appear
and there and then to present such evidence ~
may serve 70 fully establish the character Of
said tract Of land.
Given under our hand. at the United States
District Land Once at Olympia, W. T., this 18th
day Of January. A. d. 1878.
J. T. BROWN. Register.
isie-stw ROBERT @. STUART. Receiver.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
Popular prices the secret Of our success
EIgHNAS BRus., Seventh and Z.
Police Commissioners,

The regular weekly meeting Of the Board OF Po-
lice Commissioners was held at their rooms last
evening Present: Messrs. Britton somerville, Cis.
sell, and Herr. A petition from d number OF ciu.
zens OF Georgetown. asking for the reappointmsnt
Of B. T. Harper a additional private, was
read and fled. Tho commissioner Of the Wash.
lngton Asylum requested that j. W. HOuscr
Samuel Cook aud George W Mcmahon, watchmen
ut that inctitution, should DO appointed additional
privates. The request will be granted II the par
lies named can comply with the rules regulating
such appointments u. Cooks application for q
position labOrgr at some one OF The station houscs
was filed. DR.. HCkhn, in sending bill for medt-
Clnes furnished 4 prisoner, stated that II would be
advisable 10 send sick aud destitute prisoners to
the Workhouse for treatment prior 70 their trial.
communication was read from Lieutenant Kelly,
of the Seventh Precinct, recommending Sta
ton. Keeper Shields for promotion. There be.
piscsd on file An application from H. II.
Fisher FOR position on the police force WAS placed
on file Mr.. SoBleryie was appointed committee
70 wait upon the District OJmmlssioners and request
that measures be taken at once TO supply tile Sec
und Precinct Station-hOuse with water The com.
nittce on uniforms reported that but fourteen Of
last years hats had Leen found IN a serviceable
condition, and recommended that new hat white
Panama costing sl.75 should be adopted Agreed
during which the following applications for liquor
licenses wore acted upon fGvorably: Charles n.
Giowan and Fred schillinger The subject OF
changing the Police Headquarters TO the Barbour
Law Building. at Me corner OF Louisiana avenue
Sud SIKH street, was also discussed, but no definite
action we taken, aud tho matter was postponed
until the next meeting Of the board.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Roose sends New York papers in advance.
New Sns.pipcs arc being put down on the south
Ode Of Q street.
The hrst sociable OF the W /. P. will take place
II the Congressional Hotel next Monday evening.
Yesterday In the case Of John Hunter charged
with assault with intent to kill HORc pros. was ell.
kred.
This evening the HutchinsonS give @ grand
concert at Calvary Chapel, corner Of finh and =
streets northwest.
The services iu the Episcopal and Catholic
Churches to-day In honor OF Good Friday will
b. very interesting aud solemn.
The Sable Chors,crs, pupils Of tho Industrial
School will sing at the Executive Mansion, before
DE President md Distinguished persons. to-day, at
$40 p. N.
The alarm Of Are turned in from box IS. about
eyht O'Clock last night was caused by the burning
OF pile Of brush on Mr.. NoOry's place back OF lie
Droit Park, In the county.
About 1910 o'clock yesterday morning. officer
Drane brought In the seventh Precinct Station. a
oead infant. found Al the corner of Second street
md PennsylSanis avenue northwest.
The CORNER has issued n certificate OF burial in
The Gaze OF Rhoder Day, who died suddenly Of
suggestion OF the lungs, nj his residence, on Massa
ehusettS avenue. between Second and Third streets
northeast, at 1928 o'clock yesterday morning.
During the meeting OF the Police Board last
evening CommisslUner somcFyillu stated that some
scoundre attempted TO outrage r little girl, eleven
years Of age, lust Wednesday night in a pho.
6yrnphers van which stands at the corner Ot
Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
The cries Of the child frightened the scamp off be.
Sure he could accomplish his hellish purpose.
-YesteIdGy afternoon, about Eve O'Clock. q
buggy, in which was seated two inohrnted indi
viduAls, was upset Al the corner Of Fourth and 4
streets northwest. The occupants were thrown
out, and received some trifng brui.rs, and the
mont wheels the buggy were broken. With the
time, and the now sObercd pleasure. seekers CON
hnued their journey.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
napgood's Spanish Arch Instep Boots
At II. l.. Strasbursor's 3O6. 3Os Seventh street
Certificate. Filed with tho Recorder.

The BARRIERS Union Relief Association has fled
a certificate Of Incorporation In tho Recorders
Office, Ia the name Of G. W. Stewart, Edward T.
Harris, Travis g. GlGscoe. and Leonard E. Williams.
It's object Is to assist the members Of the same in
sickness aud In the event OF death. The directors
are the four incorporaton named above and John
B. Taylor. william scwell. and John W. Williams.
The organization is to continue for twenty years.
There has also been filed a certificate Of the Co.
lumbia Chrome Company, In the name of C. c. Cox,
Charles Mi,'cndorfr, John Pool Charles A. McEwen.
and John T. Power The object Is to mine. procure,
and manufacture chrome and other ores aud to
sell and deal In the ores and their products. The
capital stock il 10 be $4,000 divided into shares of
go each Five trustees to be elected annually. will
manage the affairs, The manufacturing operations
will be carried on In Georgetown and the business
affairs In this city.
Also certificate Of the Incorporation ofthe Cap.
ital City barge Company, IN the name Of William
Mex. Pyncheon, James Bradley Adams, and ". II.
White. for the purpose Of transporting freight on
the Potomac River Chesapeake Bay, and thoir trib.
u,artes, and carriage Of passengers. Tho capital
stock is Grcd at $1,000, in shares Of 800 each.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
GEORG ETOWS NEWS.
THE DksUAwAys,

Last night the Georgetown Dashawnys held
large and enthusiastic meeting at Forrest Hall Mr..
John r. Wheeler presided. aud addresses were
made by the following gentlemen: Mr. Brown. Of
Philadelphia; Mcssrs. Efgeston, Hendricks, Wine,
and Brooks. In addition to the music rendered by
the regular choir, the Barker Family rendered the
following: directing Glc-" MY Grund inthers
Clock" Tn the Carter Lad" "Happlest Time is
Now" "Our Fathers HEARTH and The Badge Of
Red and Blue"
Amer an address by Nr. Brown, OF Ohio, Mr.
Charles Nyc addressed the audience most eloquent.
ly and at considerable length. At the conclusion
Of his remarks quito number signed the pledge.
NOT DEAD.
An erroneous report was circulated yesterday that
Ida Coga iIs little girl who outraged by, John
Thomas, chlured hend, Il few days ago, had died
from the effects Of her injuries. Inquiries were
made last evening and Il was found that the little
girl s much better and able 10 be out on the street.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
The protractcd meeting at the Dunbartnn Street
n. Z. Church wa continued last might with sue
cess. The congregation was large, and the cxhor-
tation by Rev. Mr.. Norris the pastor was eloquent
His efforts were rewarded by quite a number pre-.
senting themselves at the mourncr' bench
NO, .nss Ss STre, Mqs 70 rsn mrde nu% s
Der Of lodges were accommodated at the station
house.
York, are sojourning at the West End Hotel.
sHoPLiFrEE SENT TO JAIL.
Mary Ann Furong, n white woman was afraigned
IN the Police Court on charge Of larceny, pre-
ferred by N. H. Goddard and ?. II. Hunter two
cused had In her possession number Of pictures,
frames, cans OF tomatoes and u new pair OF shoes
The shoes were identified by Mr.; Hunter rs his
property, and the canned goods belonged to Mr..
Goddard. No one appeared to claim the pictures
M md Frame, and as the guilt Of the prisoner was
Boys Suits immense variety.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
Hotel Arrivals,

Aei,oDo'i'm G Wall Phi!Rdelphiai Or q: out. re;
Cu N " Horn, San Francisco: ] y Stiles, Pa; 7 y
Baoou, New York \ Bartlett New Jersey;
sample, New jersey; Matthew, Mo- Mrs M2.
Pnrr' baltimore, @ Nd; Misses PAIR BSlIiors, Md 4
HrlmRn. Pa Il Huercks Pa y siIip.on, En-
gland; q Mean, HiChmond Va Nus, Chumterlln.
Sow York. r v Knight New York: II Coke
New York; W Il II SlS crman, New York /. W W
sss and wfs SsT ISGS jmtGS 9aSn.,So .nd VIE V
ii spadan. New York; g p Spaden, New YORK X
i gillnIer and wife Philadclbhin X Martin, Pa; S
Il Mai how Phi, sdo phR; Mrs Chancellor, Nd: W
Adams Now York; W Edgn, Chicago Miss Jefhpp.
j Il Ralstou Pa; O worlenheld. " w q W . Metn,
RiChmOnd Va I TregOr, w Va W Albelt, Pa
il Il pnllrl, OHIO T. t'yudlct, Pa Knox, Ind. J
juindpn, W Va; q Wrinkle, Nd
~. Tl0ss.-J 3 brown T. Iindleim. New
+ TTunbull, Conn : 5elISpl, Conn: q + Coos, W VA
wi Warren, no BennetlConm y Fogtr.iT New
va BOYD, Va II ] Winshall PhilSde!Dhia: j u An,
den rllulslpsig Mrs G W Conway, ChicnEg j B
Elnn, afAs-: 4 p,Sp New York; W NOweu, Mass;
il " Richard on, FhLlalelphla J 4 stewart, Md q
ii nunnsr aud wife Baltimore hdi Flint aud
wi!S ns,tGn MsT y & GSMGddEs' Md E%, N%T & XSyS y5,S y
l. L dark, Va NJ Ashton, Pa; p y sanford New
YORK; l. s Memoir, New J6rsoyi T. Coles, Va
smith. Pa \ Murray aud ~!tor Iowa. II y smith
Mas,
hR;eriuL L--Chss A Brow, Ecw York, s Bryant.
81 Louis HsnTy q ChauellanOus, New Or leans W
Weslen, and We, philIdelphIa Franz Aif!end ni
England; Chss B,,sk wood, Texas Z T Ma ohs, Pa;
" POlleys. Maine; GTsNold. Cintinnsl ONO
Thomas Allison, Rock vile, Nd; II Lang PhilHdel
pus; simniS, Louisville ny q ii DAVIDSON Hal
tlnOre Md.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
A Female shop-Lifter Arrested.

About nine o'clock last evening, colored VIC.
nan entered the dry goods store of Mrs Connolly
81 Ninth street, near O northwest, and. thinking
herself unperceivcd coolly appropriated a roll OF
embroidery. One the lady clerks saw her and fol.
lowed her out Of the store down Ninth street When
she reached Douglas fancy store, In the st. Cloud
buiding the cOlyrei woman went IN and seeing r
pair OF eorsets which she liked picked them up and
placed them under her shawl. The clerk from the
other store WA an eyewitness 70 this transacto
and Oirccr Whcelock appearing, she told him her
story. lie Immediately arrested tho cnlOrcd wO.
man, and escorted her With her plumber N the
Flfh Precinct Station, whore she registered q,
Emma Williams. She is Hn old Olrudvr and has
kst been released from jail. khe will interview
Judge smell this morning.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
Supreme Court Of shs United States.

Supreme Court Of Tire United States.
THuRsDAY. April Is, 1878.
On motion OF Mr.. p. Philips, Howard Ellis, ESQ.,,
OF New forh city, and Thomas Ball, Geo. Of Jacks
boro, Texas, were admitted to practice.
No. GIG. The Michigan Central Railroad Com.
pany, sppellantsvs Julius wadsworth, trustee, &C.
On motion Of Mr. Edward Jsnin on behalf Of ooun.
SO, for appellant, dismissed.
No. e66. Edward II. Ashcroft, appellant, vs.. The
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company. Argument
concluded by Mr. Thomas William Clarke Tor up.
pellnnt
No 267. The Lycoming Fire Insurance Company,
per stipulation.
No 2ss. Chandler Needhsm, appellant, vs.. Ma.
than Washburn ct al. On motion Of Mr.. A. X. r.
JOY dismissed under sixteenth rule.
NO 26g. Otis Tufts Vt al, appellants, vs. The Bos-
ton.
No 252. william @. Hyndman. appellant, vs.. p.
u. r. N. Roots Argued by Nr. s. =. Wood for
appellant ind by Mr.. James Moore for appcllces.
No. 272 The Milligan 4 Higgins Glue Company,
appellant y.. George Upton. Argument com.
menced BY Mr. Edmund wetmore for appellant
Adjourned until Monday. al twelve O'Clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
Destitute Colored Woman and Children.

The quarterly meeting OF the National AssocIn'
ZION for the relief Of dcsiitute coorci women IN
children Of tbs District held last Tuesday night
With the president, Mrs. : c. rOmsroy in the chair
MT. l., l. Sherwood, secretary. and large number
Of mumbcrs present The secretary aud the treas,
uter, Mr.. GeTmoud Crnndcll. made their report
which showed the association to he IN excellent
condition and the home to be free Of debt Rnd In
good running order. The health Of the inmates
who number about one hundred, Is remarkably
good there being cases uf sickness reported.
On invitation, the Hutchiusuns were present and
reudoE cd some excellent InWsic
National Republican., 1878-04-19
9 Pants to order 100 styles. EIsENAN's.
Yl.itntIon. of tLn Grnnd Lodrc x. of p.

The seu.!.anuual visiIatons by the Officers Of the
Grand Lodge X. Of p, Of the District of Columbia,
70 The subordinate lodges in this Jurisdiction have
been arranged by Grand Chancellor C. T. Bailey.
and will take place as follows Franklin No. ?,
"wednesday evening, April -, 1873; Mount Vernon.
No. 5, "wednesday evening, May Decatur, No. o
Wednesday evening, May 5; Webster No. :. Thurs
DAY, April %; Gennaina, No, Is, Thursday, May 2:
Reliance No. ID, 1hurday May 0; Harmony, No.
n, Thursday, May 10: SyTacusihn, No. 10, Friday
April ~: Hcmione No. L. Friday, May .: Union,
No Y, Friday, May y; Friendship No. s, Monday,
April - Calanthe, No. H. Monday. May .; Equal
No. II. Monday, May n Excelsior No. H. Tuesday
Nay !; OccacIO No. IS Tuesday Nav IL
National Republican., 1878-04-19
New Advcrtisa,nen

New Advertisements.
Base ball-Baltimore vs. National.
Furnished rooms In private family.
Rrsl estate bulletin-Theodore r. Gatchel.
Opera Of Martha tonight at National Theatre.
Two three story brck houses for sale by J. W,
etarr.
New patterns OF fancy snverware W. N. Gait,
Bro. & Go.
George C. Henning, clothing, 40 Seventh street
sorthwest
Grand Easter Monday excursion to Phiadel
phia aud New York.
Seventh annual ball Of the West End IIibernian
Bnciety, April 2, 1878
Posiponement Of sale Of house and Let No. l0ee
New Jersey avenue northwest. J. 7. Coldwell
Anciioneer.
Trustee sale Of valuable improved real estate on
sevsntecnth street northwest Wash. B. Williams,
suctionecr.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
Black Cheviot suits. EsExAxs, Seventh and Z.
The Scheutzen Park,

In statement submitted by Rcinhold Springs
guth, secretary Of the Washington scheutzen
Verein, 1t appears that since the organization OF
the stock company, April 8, 1876. the amount OF
sls,35s6I has been paid iuto the treasury, and
S. OF this sum hasbcen loaned out for m Of
two years at the rate OF per cont per aunum. Tho
financial results Of their enterprise gratifying 10
the members Of the Ncrein, and makes certain the
prospect that the schoutzen Park will be their
elusive property or shortly amer April I, 1870,
The financial report for the three months ending
March 81 1878. shows the total amount received
sl7l4 which includes O., ,2s2 IA on hand January /.
The total disbursements amount 10 S,3i985. in
lieyes the vcrcin ofthe payment Of q heavy annual
burden Of Interest.