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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-01

In the Gasconade Circuit Court.
In Vacation Feb. l1th 1881.
state of Missouri eN-Rel. and to the use of
Christ Kuhn collector of the Revenue of Gasco-
made County, Missouri, Plaintiff vs..
Ross Meehling, Defendant.
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff bv his At
torney, ana hles Petition from which il appears
Roos Meehling,
Is a nonresident OF this State. Whereof on mo-
tion of Plaintiff by his Attorney il = ordered by
the clerk that the Defendant
ROos Meehling.
be notified that a civil action mas been commen-
ced against him the object and general nature of
which Is to obtain 4 Judgment for the following
amount of taxes due for the years,
1876. 1877, 1873 and 1879,
and assessed against the said Defendant upon
the following described Real estate situa in the
county of Gasconade. state of Missouri TO wit:
Isl 40 assessed for the year 1876 81 80 for the
Je 1sI7, 81 20 for the year ISIS, and 81 50 for
the year 1879 all on the w or. OF Z or. and
Y Z or. Of w Or section 20. Township A.,
Range west.
and to enforce the lien of the State of Missouri
against said Real estate for SAID Taxes. interest
and costs, and unless he be and appear at the
aext May term of this Court to be begun and held
ON the first Monday of May next, and or be-
fore the third day thereof, and answer the Plain
HH's petition, the same viii be taken against him
"a confessed. And 1t is further ordered that q
COPY hereof be published according to law in the
Advertiser Courier q newspaper printed and
published In the county OF GasconAde.
A true copy, Attest:
Aug. Meyer, Clerk.
Edward Eeuenhahn PlslntiTs Attorney
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Photograph Albums.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
Three Entcriainrncnss.

Miss Adelaide I. Murdoch, sister of
the celebrated tragediam, James Z. Murdoch, will
lecture al Lincoln HALL tomorrow evening upon
the subject Substance and Shadow Miss Muir
doch has met with great success wherever she has
delivered fiS lecture, and it is 10 be hoped that
she may be greeted by 4 full house in this city.
Seats may bc obtained at Ellis music store.
Attention j. called 10 Or. John Lords lecture to-
morrow night on Queen Elizabeth: or, Woman us
a Sovereign At this ti,ae ofaeitatiOn of womans
rights" and III this city, where 50 many women
creditably occupy responsible official positions,
the venerable doctor should DC greeted by & fun
house especially the lecture viii relate more to
Elizabeth queen than as 4 woman. Without
doubt the " EiizabetIau age" is one Of the most
brilliant and therefore most interesting periods Of
English history.
IS Froliqnes." by the Goodwin Troupe, continues
to please the audiences at the National Theatre,
and " oliTette" now runs smoothly and effectively
at Fo-d's Opera House
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
ANOTHER SICK JUROR.
The sofins0n Trial interrupted by a Case
of Neuralgia.

If the trial of John Silas Marshall
Johnson. charged With The murder of James T.
Johnson. Due does not terminate pretty soon there
will be dead lawyer or juror in the case. Yes
teriGy, Tor the fifth time, adj9uc nment had to
be taken on account Of the sickness of one of the
persons engaged in the trial. This time it was
August Neckcl, iuryEnan. For some days past he
has complained of neuralgia in the face, but
struggled or. hoping TO hest the disease reach
the end Of the trial before being compelled to give
in to it. Yesterday morning when the iurymen
fled into court and took their places it was noticed
that they We're short one Of their number When
the court convened the announcement was
made that Mr.. NcckcI was sick. Dr..
Townshend was examined. and said that the
mans face was considerably swollen and that lie
was suffering lnuch pain. If he should attend on
The trial that day he would be unable owing to
his condition. 10 pay any attention to the argyll
ont to-day. District Attorney CorkhiIl suggested
that the other jurors be allowed carriages for the
purpose of enjoying ride. His honor thought il
was such pleasant day that it would prove rs
beneficial fi= them 20 wall. Foreman Smith said
that some fthem would be glad TO walk, but he
believed oilers Of them were not able to do So.
This SET the Judge 20 thinking, and experimenting
that ne might have more sick jurors OIL his hands,
the carriages were ordered. Mr.. Lewis II. Douglass
them, aud the court adjourned until This morning.
The jurors shortly afIeTward took drive around
the city, inspecting the scene ofthe recent food.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
secre,.r, (tog al The Navy-Yard.

Secretary Golf, accompanied by Com
modOre Earl English, Judge Advocate General ".
B. Remey, and others, made official visit to the
navy yard yesterday afternoon, and we're received
al The main gate with the usual military h0nors,
marine guard drawn up in line and a salute Of
nineteen guns, the officers of the yard Commodore
Thomas PattisOn- Captain Semmes, Commander
II. l.. Howis0n, Commander K. d. Evans, Chief En-
ginecr ". b. Brooks, and Captain McI.ain Tilton,
L. 5. NJ. C., being present The Secretary of the
Navy was then escorted on board Of The training
ship Portsmouth. Commander CrOTningshield.
who received him st the gangway with the Gus
tOmary honOrs The apprentices on board of the
ship were then drilled In looSing, ftlrling, and
making sail. great gun exercise and repelling
bOardcrs, which concluded the drill after which
the Secretary of the Navy visited the ordnance and
other departments and all points of ntereSt in the
yard. The Secretary expressed himself as being
much pleased with his visit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
The Emma Abbott opera Company.

The welcome announcement is made
that the famous Emma Abbott Opera Company
will begin an engagement of one week at the Ma
tional Theatre on Monday next. This organiza-
ton is larger and stronger than ever, numbering
some sixty five people-artists, chorus and grand
orchestra. Among the stars are Emma Abbott,
Julie Rosewald, Florence DArona, Pauline Maui
REL Therese Marcy, William Castle, Henry Peakes
Alonzo Stoddarl, Littlegoer James, Severe Strini,
Frank Augustine, and the world-renowned
tenor, sgnor Brignoli The operas to be sung are
popular and attractive, as follows: Monday
" Maritana;' Tuesday (Washinston's birthday
matinee, " Chimes of Normandy" Tuesday even
ing, " Martha" Wednesday evening, "Trova-
tore" Thursday Romeo and Juliet" Friday
Miss Abbotfs benefit, Lucia di Lammermoor;'
Saturday. grand Abbott matinee, and Saturday
evening Signor BTignoli's benefit in the bohemian
Girl The sale of seats at the regular dramatic
prices viii begin this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
DISTRICT TOPICS
Considered at the CapItOl-Result OF tho
Free bridge Conference.

The conference committee on the free
bridge bill have reached an agreement, which Is
in substance as follows: s1400OOis to be appropri-
aed to erect bridge; but the Secretary of Var is
authorized, in lieu of erecting bridge to purchase
the Aqueduct Bridge, with all rights appurte-
nances, &c, for sum not exceeding SS5,OW the
right being reserved to the Alexandria Canal COM
pany TO maintain at their own expense canal
aqucduc. of the same width and depth Of the one
now in use. 1t is provided that whenever per-
manent bridge shall ba erected upon said site the
same shall be of sufficient strength to sustain the
weight of such canal aqUeduct; but the con-
struction, attachment and maintenance of such
aqueduct shall be such as the Secretary OF
War may determine, and shall be without
cost tc the United States or the District OF Co
luEnbia And it is further provided that If, upon
the erection Of such permanent bridge, the sald
canal company their present lessees shall reJecL
or refuse to reconstruct secure, and attach the said
aquedrct at their own expense, or il, Mt any time
for the space of six months they shall fail to use
such aqueduct for the purposes ola canal, or fail
to keep the same in good condition and repair, or
if at any time they shall use the same for other
than canal purposes its essees and assigns i'll SAID
bridge and property shall cease and determine,
and the said aqueduct shall be detached and re-
moved by the Secretary of War.
The Senate yesterday passed the bin authorizing
The appointment of three hundred dddltlonal pTl-
Yates on the police force, 10 serve for twenty days
from February 20, and to be paid 81 for each days
service.
Senator Harris yesterday offered an amend
ment to the District appropriation bill. providing
for the appropriation of s. 900 for thepurchaSe and
fitting up Of steam launch, to be used in en-
forcing the laws for the protection of fish in the
Potomac and for other river duty.
The conference committee on Hhe Union depot
bill have agreed TO the Senate amendment proyid
that the District Commissioners shall report upon
suitable site for the depot b. the LIST of December
next, subject to ratification by Congress. This ac-
ton, if ratified by Congress, postponeS the whole
subject for another year.
The response of the Commissioners to the recent
resolution Of the Senate calling for Information
garling the Long Bridge was submitted to the SEN
ate yesterday and referred to the Committee on
the District
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
Republican ORGANIZATIONS.

The Garfield and Arthur Wide Awake
Club held their regular weekly meeting last night
and elected officers for the ensuing term. The
meeting nearly completed arrangements for par
ticipation in the Inauguration. They decided to
decorate their hail on the 18th of March and enter
tain visiting clubs. The club also passed resolu-
tons denouncing the action of Librarian Spofford
for discharging good Republican, John a. Moss,
for having defended himself when assaulted for
having picture of the Republican candidates on
his desk.
The regular meeting of the Young Mems Central
Garfield and Arthur Club was held at their head
quarters, No. G53 street northwest, last evening
with ]. \. Cooper in the chair and \. y. Dewey
secretary. The club is actively engaged in making
arrangements for March 4. The club proposes
giving an entertainment February Fl, at which
time they VIII be presented with a banner from
iinair latlt- frianIs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
raP WILLIAMS AtruNI
The Alexandria Celebration

\ delegation Of Alexandrians, com,
posed Hon. CORTLAND II. Smith, may0ro fthe CITY
and Auditor L. L. Brockett, Alderman Rishell
Councilman ]. W Pcakc, and Mr. \ r. Ramsey
of the Columbia Steam Fire Company, yesterday
waited upon the President and invited him TO re-
view the parade in Alexandria oil the 22d instant
His reply was that if they did not receive notice
to the contrary by this evening they n,igir, con-
slider the invitation as accepted
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
Prominent ArrIynI..

4,liagt0n-C. c. Hickok, E. c. Little
field, C. II. Arnold, New York; r. P. Co'Fles, Con
necticut; Z. Edwards, BOston...... Hormtegs-
Lewis W. Frost, New York; J. W. Clarke, MaSSa-
chusetts. .Riggs-Frederick Potter Rev. DR..
Taylor, Thomas Storm, New York; c. IL. Park
hurst, Rhode Island; C. T. Fay, san Francisco; L.
Prosser, Boston. 80. =. E6bih-P. B. Delany, h. u.
Newell, J. D. Burtis, New York: A. T. Deane, J. E.
Hainc U. s. A.; W. Porter, L. :. ": D. ]. Goodwin,
Virginia E L. Starr, Philadelphia. billiards.
Hon. J. F. Miller, Senator elect, California; J. W.
Monk, A. Daggett, D. Clarkson, +. 4. BigsS, II.
Sanford, New York; W. Il. Ray, Kentucky; Hon.
a. S. Paddock, Nebraska.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
The Weather To-Day.

For The Middle 4tlantic States, including
the District Of CoabG, colder clear, or partly cloudy
tredasr nOrtt'resterly minds and rising barometer
The thermometer yesterday ranged as follows: .
a. NJ. $40: IL a. m, 40; p. IN, 500; p. m 0O';
p. M. so; IL p. H., 500. Maximum, 5l0; mini
mum 100
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
go PosT-oFFICE NOTICE.

The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATURDAY,
February 49, 1851, Will close at this Office on TUES
DAY al S:3g =: m. COR Europe by steamship AbYssna,
via Queenstown: on WEDNESDAY att a. IN. for
Europe by steamship BOihnia, via Queenstown (cGr-
reSpOdence for France must be specially addressed,
and al a. for France direct by steamship France
via Havre: on THURSDAY al 4:3D a m. for Europe
craftsmanship City CT Brussels, via Queenstown Cor
reSpomdeuce for Germany and France must be Spe-
cially addTeSSadD, and ~ ll:3D 4. for Europe by
steamship Suevia. via Plymouth, CherbOurS, and
Hamburg: on SATC RD.N \ at $50 IN. for Europe by
steamship Germania. via Queenstown correspond
ence for Germany and scotland must 6eSpecaily ad-
dressel and "a for scotland direct by steam
ship Circassa, via Glasgow. and at a.. m. for Bel
GUM direct by steamship Zealand, via Antwerp and
OF IL for Europe By steamship Neckar, via
Southampton aud Bremen: The mails for Hayti
leave New York February Is and l.. The mails for
St. Domingo. &c, leave NeFy York February 10 The
mails for Honduras and Livingston leave New York
February To- The mails for WindWaTd Islands leave
New York February Il. The mails for Havana leave
New York February l.. The mails for Mexico leave
New York February II and 49, The mails for ia
maica, Maracaibo, SayanilIa, DC, leave New York
February Is. The mails for Venezuela and Curacao
leave New York February 10. The Elals for Porto
Rico leave New York February 1s. The mails for
Aspinwall and South Pacific leave New York Feb
Tiary 10 The mails for China and Japan leave San
Francisco February IT, The mails for Australia, &c,
leave SaiI Francisco March Il.
TETOS L. JAMES, Postmaster.
POST-DEFICF. NEW YORE, February Il, ISL. feii
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
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4 SeH IIarlSaf S,OinnnnN.

4 certificate of incorporation has been
filed with the recorder in the name Of Columbia
Market Company, Allen Campbell, Andrew J..
Rock, aud Gideon H. Baxter being the trustees for
the first year. The object of the organization is
TO provide accommodations for market purposes
in the northeastern portion OF the city. The capt.
tai stock OF The company is fixed at 5000 in one
thouSaf,d shares of G, each
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
Charlie Bryan a. a PIumed Knlsss.

The Georgetown tC0lo.) Courier says:
Mr.. Charles p. Bryan, our junior representative,
deserves the title OF. The Plumcd Knight of the
Rockies The plucky manner i'll which he threw
down the gauntlet and hurled his lance at the
rupt railroad power shows that he possesses the
material, tact, and courage of a leader" The sub
iect Of the above flattering notice is the son Of
Hon. Thomas B. Bryan, formerly a Commissioner
of this District and this is his first experience In
the Colorado Legislature as member of the lower
hOl,Sa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
The Liquor License Board.

The examining committee yesterday
approved the following applications for liquor
licenses: William II. Quackeubush & Son. No. 3;
High street: Richard Robh. 90 Tenth street Pat
rick Phillips col Second street northwest; James
+ barrow, Eighth and streets northwest: John
w Gray 49, Pennsylvania avenue Disappeared
Y \. O'Meara. 1910 D street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
COLLEGE BOYS.
Dinner or the Darf,neuth Ashoei-
atiou-NIIIiasyls AIun,:,i Organizing.

The sixth annual reunion and dinner
of the Dartmouth College Association took place
al the Portland, No. 113O Fourteenth street, Inst
night, and was very fully attended. Previous 70
the dinner short Understanding was held,
when the deaths OfDr. Broadhead and Representa-
tive Farr were announced, and resolutions of con-
dolencc regret, &C., were adopted. The annual
election OF officers then took place which resulted
in the reelection by Reclamation of the following
gentlemen: President, General John Eaton:
vice presidents. Rev. Royal Parkinson and y. 5.
Lincoln VI. D.: secretary and treasurer, :. r. Bond:
historian, General K. ID. MUssey.
The dinner was served in the new dining hall Of
the Portland, the table being arranged in L shape
General Eaton presiding. Regular toaSts we're
offered and responded to IS follows: Our
association and kindred ones, General Eaton:
The influence Of Dartmouth in all the
vacations of life" II. s Cummings, esd:
" Sana Mems in Sano. Corpore, Dr. W. ". Godding:
. Dartmouth men i'll the councils of the Nation
with big NJ, Hon. OSsian Ray: " Dartmouth
men i'll the war for the onion with big III
General Charles f. Hovey; Gaudet Tcntaminc
Virtus-the motto of the Earl of Dartmouth one
of the founders of the college and fson whom it
took its name; may we not forget it in the
battle of lfe,'' General W T. sherman: The
Ladies'" Hon. II. +. French. 4 uumbsr of volun-
teer toasts we're also offered. The guests present
were General W. T. sherman, Hon. Ossian Raw,
George H. Chandler, esq, OF Baltimore; Colonel
George H. Kent, Daniel T. Merrill esq, Rev Royal
Parkinson, Colonel ]. ". Drew, J. ;. Brown, esq.,,
Emerson Hodges, esq, J. 0rnond Wilson, ESQ.,
General Charles L. Hovcy, Dr.. ". W Godding,
General John Eaton, General r. d. Mussey,
5. Il. Bond, esq, J. B. s;mboru, esq Pro-
icssOr J. r. Eastman, - B. Gage esq.
J.J. Sanborn, esq, II. 6. Cummings, esq J. + Allen.
esq, H. VI. Baker, esq, DR.. James K. Freeman, T.
AZ Paul, esq, William Twoplbly esq, W. d. Park
inson, esq. A. c. Paul, esq, George F. Wingate
esq, Z. H. Fowler, esq, J.. X. Graves. esq L. A.
Smith, esq, Charles :. Sloan, esq, and Walter e.
Patterson, esq.
THE WILLIAMS ALrNNI.
A meeting of the alumni OF Williams Colls
nov resident in Washington was held last eveA,
at the residence of the Rev. j. g. Ames, I6Oo Thir-
teenth street northwest. There were present Sena-
tor ingalls,, United States Treasurer GiIiiiiaa Pro-
feSSor Richards, Archie Hopkins, clerk of the Court
of Claims; J. B. Taylor L. J. Mitchell J. e. Upper,
J. & poler, F. B. Taylor J. B. g. Supper Walter
Geer, r. Z. Jones, and others. Letters of regret
were read from absent graduates and permanent
organization was effected with the following OIL
GERS: President, Senator J. T. Ingalls,. 81: vice
president. Hon. James Gillian. sc; secretary
Archibald Hopkins, 81; treasurer, j. B. T. Topper,
81. McsSrS. Ancs, Hopkins, and Jones were ap-
pointed as an executive committee. After pleas
ant collation. the meeting adjourned al la:c hour
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
Small Results or The Recent Raid.

The cases of Edward Jones and George
Parker, charged with keeping gaming tables were
nolle prosecuted yesterday in the Police Court.
Assistant United States District Attorney Hayden
stated that lie had consulted with the District At
tor1ey and the officers connected with making the
raid, and found that it would be impossible 10 OBJ
tain the requisite evidence to convict the parties
He regretted that it so, but it vas beyond his
power to control the matter, and he was satisfied
that no conviction could be had
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
he SI,edh Rafns.

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cure almost any case in two days, no matter how
severe. Price, fifty cents; no cure no pay; sold
F,y-a oil drr;ouiSfC
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-17
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heartburn, DC. The only Iron Preparation hai 1-iF
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Fresh Attorney butter Churued every morning,
and delivered in }Slb ward prints. at he Der ID.
Also cottage cheese SC per ball: bUtermi.k, &c. per
quart, and sweet milk, SC. per quart