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CLOTHING.
AS AN JUDGEMENT

For early purchasers we have
placed on a separate table all
our Mems Suits carried over
from last spring, and have
marked them in BLUE FIG
URES at prices about Is per
cent. lower than last season.
They are all good goods, and
there is nothing objection
able in the style. IF you can
find your size among these
lots, you will obtain a good
bargain that cannot be had
later. Ifyou intend buying
a spring suit, it is worth your
while to investigate these
goods, as you may get a prize.
Boys and Children's Suits
carried over from last season
at the same low prices, while
they last.
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Paper Books and Briefs printed promptly and
with the best of supervision at the globe Job
flee.
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Spring EIegancies for Gentlemen

Paper books and briefs printed promptly and
with the best OF supervision at the GLOBE Job
Office
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LOCAL NJ ENTION.

Paper Books and Briefs printed promptly and
with the best of supervision at the GLOBE Job
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PERSONALS.

b F. spalding, Fargo, is at the Merchants.
W. ]. S. Traill, Pembina, is at the Metro
polltan.
Webster Eaton, Duluth, was In the city
yesterday.
Charles Richardson, Valley City, is at the
Merchants.
J. II. johnson and wife, Montana, were in
the city yesterday.
James Suydam, Milwaukee, was at the
Metropolitan yesterday.
c. ]. Scott, Lisbon; c. Hanlon, Bill
nngs, are at the Merchants.
Mr.. J. K. jerks, who has been Ill for the
past week, Is convalesceut.
William {. Sullivan and wife, Maudan
were nj the Merchants yesterday.
Charles Pullman, proprietor Of the Pull
man house, Herman, is at the Windsor.
c. ID. Bingham and James II. BrehAut
Tower, were at the Merchants yesterday.
NJ. v Bean, Anoks; \. Keyes, Montana;
A. II. Reed, Glencoe, were at the Merchants
yesterday.
Lyman I.oring, Moorhead; John Cooper,
St Cloud; john II. McLaren, Duluth, were
in the city yesterday.
Among the notables at the Merchants YES
".
:. Hall, William Morriu, T. J. Shehau and
". p. Sergeant, all OF Albert Lea.
AT CHICAGO.
Special 20 the Globe.
CHICAGO, March i9.-Iohu Summers. J.
f. Smith. f. l. Shackfori o, s. Paul, aud
:. r Holbrook Of KaSota are at the Turnout
Eugene Nehl, d. T. ga-bougG, :. d.
Underwood. J 5. Young. Frank 3. Clarke,
2. T KNvansgh, E. y. Saunders. !. 3. Cook
and Philip Buehuer, s-r s.. PsuatsS at the
Grand Pacific.
4. II. Lee aud wife. aad ". T. Hooker Of
Duluth; James Bradis, Hen. EGSere Wilson.
Miss Mary Wilson, and Hoa- c NJ. Loring
OF Minneapolis; J. q. schmidt aud Miss Ber-
TIA Schmidt OF Farihauli; Mn. Z. B. Ward
Of Fargo, and W. e Dow OF Winnipeg, are
at the Graud Pacific.
J. ". Cunningham, William Lindeke and
wife. aud Miss Emma Liu1eke, aud r
Warner aud wife % s.. Paul: v. B. Clark
aud wife sud Heury Stein Of Minneapolis,
are stopping al The Palmer,
George Il. Fox and wife Of MankAto; z.
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and R. Il. Wells Of Bismarck, are guests at
the Sherman,
John Fielding, the comedian, is in the
CITY on q visit
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF. CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER WASHING
TON, D. c.. March 10, 10 p. m.-Observations
taken at the same moment of time at all stations
named.
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Assessment fir Changes Of Grade on
Streets in The Fourth Ward.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 10, 1885.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 10, 1885.
The Board of Public Works in and for the cor
poration of the City of St. Paul, Minnesota, will
meet at their Office in said city at p. m. on the
9th day of April, A. D. 1885, to make assess
ments OF benefits, damages, costs and expenses
arising from change of grade on the following
streets, in said city, on the property on the line
of said changes of grade, and such other prop
erty as may be deemed benefited or damaged
thereby, to-wit:
Ramsey street from Summit ave
nue. to Wilkin street,
Wilkin street from Ramsey street
to McBoal street,
McBoal street from Douglas
street to Wilkin street,
Forbes street from Pleasant ave-
nue. to Goodrich avenue,
Colborne street from Superior
street to Fort street (now Sew
0atA SGESSGs)
Goodrich avenue from Western
avenue to Leech street,
Won Minden street from Dous-
man street to Western avenue,
Banfl street from Richmond
street to Dousman street,
Exchange street from Walnut
street to Eagle street,
Walnut street from Pleasant ave-
nue. to Spring street.
All persons interested are hereby notified to be
present at said time and place of making
said assessments, and will be heard.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official:
R. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works.
1881
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Of Partnership.
CH.MBERLAINE g. GORDON,

-GTATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- SIS. In Probate Court, special term, March Is,
1885,
In the natter of the estate of Thomas Lucy, de-
= ceasda!
On reading and fling the petition Of Daniel Lucy,
administrator OF said estate. setting forth the amount
Of personal estate that has TO his hands, and
the disposition thereof; the amount Of debts out
standing against said deceased and description Of
all the real Of which said deceased died SEIZED
and the condition and value Of the respective por-
lions thereof; and praying that license be TO him
granted TO sell at private sale Ill u the real
described in said petition.
And It appearing by said petition, that there is not
sufficient personal in the hands Of said admin
lstrator pay said debts and that necessary In
order pay the TO sell all Of said real estate;
1t is therefore ordered that all persons Interested
In said estate appear before the judge Of this court
On Tuesday the 9Th day Of May, A. ID. 1885, at 10
O'Clock a. m, the probate Office in ST. Paul I'm said
county. then and there TO show cause Of any there
bel Why license should not be granted said admin
lsrsior sell said real estate according The prayer
Of sad petition
And It IL her ordered, that copy Of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior
said day Of hearing the lsst Of which publca ions
shall be a, least fourteen days before said day Of
hearing In the DAILY GLOBE newspaper printed and
published At 81. Paul. in Fad county, and personally
served on all persons interested In said estate resd
ing in said county az least fourteen days before said
day Of hearing and upon ell other persons interested
according 70 law.
Blythe Court WM. B. McGRoRTY,
fL.s.l Judge Of Probate.
Attest: FEAEk ROBERT. Jr.. Clerk.
J. j. MULLEN. Attorney for Administrator.
mar20-5w-fH
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D0naldSll'S Annual Clearing Sale.

s5 skeirs silk for ise- Arrasene &c skein.
Csewels Sc Ice wool SC ball, Augora wool iSc
ball. Zephyr SC oaRes. Germantown wool &c
sSein. SAxoNT i6c sSsin. German knitting
ySsa CSC. SHETLAND iSe- Stamped Pillow
searls sc pair ETC., 1t DonAldsoR's. ISs seventh
street.
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st. Paul Real Estate.

YESTERDAY TRANSFERS..
George P. Cuttings to Micheal Jennings,
lot 20, block 9, Ransom's .............. $3
Martin Gilman to William D. Lemon ct al,
part of block Collins out lots. ....... 2,4I
E. A. johnson, Jr., to NJ. Newman, part
of lot 1, block 90, Suburban Hills. ...... q
E. Lsngevin to Christ. Beher, lot !, block
y, Langevin's first addition. ...... A
William a. McMangal ct al. to Charles A.
B. Weile. lots !, 8, 4. 8, 8, Z Is, l6, II,
1S, 10, 90, Clark's subdivision of block
50, Arlington hills addition. ........... 4,5l
Henrech Buddi to o. G. Miller, lot 10,
block 1, Lyman Oayton's addition. 80. 8!
John c.. Clark to B. E. Anterior. lot ~,
block Is, Smiths subdivision of StlDson's
division. ....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,0l
Lawrence Breuer to Johanna Diffely. lot =,
book 4, Ames out lots. ........... 10.
Daniel Miller 10 Paul A. Lavelle; lot II,
block -, Oakville Park addition. ...... 81
Eric Larson to Elizabeth Kane; lot 4,
block 5, Lewis addition. . La
Elizabeth Hill to Fl. Hill, lots l and 2,
block II, Brooklynd addition ....... 1,2(
E. Hullsick to Thomas Eod, lot 6, block 4.
DeBow, Smith, Pasque & Welrood ad-
ditiOn or
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IIOTEL FOR SALE-Ninety four miles from st.
i Paul. on the st. Paul & Northern Pacific rail-
road is the beautiful. booming village Of Royalton.
Conveniently situated therein is the oyaton hotel
q good two story building with twenty-five rooms
q ready furnished new barn on the premises. This
is good opportunity for a man with small capital
wishing TO engage In the hotel business For price
and terms apply to r. Brown, Proprietor Royalton.
MINI. 75-S1w1
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EOR SALE-New brick building. No. 351 and 3j3
l. East Seventh street. including two STORES 1880,
and eight up stairs, with ten yearlease In
quire at 81 East Seventh street 1886
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Assessment for Changes Of Grade on
Streets in the First and Second
Wards.


OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
City OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 10, 1885.
The Board of Public Works in and for the cor
poraton Of the City OF st. Paul, Minnesota, will
meet at their Office in said city, at p. IN. ON the
9th day of April A. d. 1885, to make an assess
ment of benefits, Gamages, costs and expenses
arising from change of grade on the following
-ttoets, ia sd city, the PROPERTY on the line
OF said changes of grade, and such other property
as may be deemed benefited or damaged the reby,
to-wit:
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
y. 4. K4TANAGH. IUCTI"NEER

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE BY AUCTION--I will
n sell at auction at the store, No. 14S East Third
street, the entire stock of merchandise belonging to
the estste of the late K. Lion, Esq, commencing on
Monday, March 18th, at 10 o'clock a. The stock
in question consists of fine line of mems and boys
clothing, hats and caps furnishing goods, hosiery,
etc., etc. Sale positive. For chance to get
fine clothing at your own price, attend this sale.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
1919 Auctioneer.
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j. ROTH >CHILD'S AUCTIONS.
SITU.ITIONS OFFERED.

SlTC-1IIONS OFFEhED.
Males.
JT7ANTED-Five carpenters for the country. Call
w at SIS Livingston avenue, Saturday at p N.
E. F. Croker g. Co. 70
XTANTED-By Norwegian man of experience.
w job engineer, or machinst; best Of refer
ences. Address NJ 90 Globe Office. 1884
yNANTED-A frst.class white barber 1855 East
w Seventh street. 7S*.
CIRLs with references Obtained on shert noticeII
VI at Seven Corners Employment office. N. Thorn
son. gs $50,
VT7ANTED-A girl for homework and to room at
wv home. 81 West Third street. 1913
VX7ANTED-A good girl for general homework,
w Apply $40 Franklin street. 77-sS
yX7ANTED-A good girl. Apply at s4s East Sixth
w street. 1919
XX7ANTED-A girl to cook and wash Apply III
w Virginia avenue "4
NURSE girl wanted at IS Park Place.
TXANTED-A good girl for cooking and laundry
w work. Apply, Mrs. j McAfee Az Portland
avenue.
w ANTED "A good girl for general housework in
w small family. Apply at 260 Rice street. 36'
se..asz..-zsas7z-.--.
FOR RENT
CTORE TO RENT-The desirable store recently
- put In thorough repair, 12l West Third street,
near Metropolitan hotel Apply to j. B. Tarbox, 1885
East Third street. ~
TWO good stores for rent, No. 81 wabasha and
i No. W. Third street. e."
EoR RENT-store No. 81 East Third street. Uri
l. L. Lamprey. 66'
EoR RENT--The building No S2l wabasha street,
i lately occupied by the Daily GLOBE. The build
Merchants National Bank. 1us
G1C A month FIVE room houses on Sherburne
.+Ol% bluff. +. Allls Gilillan block. 1881
ITO RENT-House No. s7s East Eighth street, con-
4 tanning eleven rooms with all modern i'm prove
ments Enquire S. Bergman, S69 jackson 1881
nor RENT-.Three story building West Seventh
i street, near Stahman's brewery; stores and lv
ing rooms Thomas Bower, 296 Pleasant ave. ~
ITO RENT-The White Bear House in the Village
l. of White Bear Lake, for term of years, 1t is
the only house that runs winter. Apply to James
Waters, proprietor. $685.
HOUSE of eight rooms in good order, 65s Broadway
II street; one block from street cars. 52'
HOUSES to rent In all parts of the city, from SO to
i l. $50 per month. o. NJ Metcaf, 16 East Third
street. 31S-mS
EoR RENT-Houses from SO to $40 and $40. James
l. Dillon, PSI Commercial street. 2u2t
DOR RENT-First-class dwelling, IS rooms, No. III
l. Summit avenue, formerly occupied by Reuben
Warner. Inquire of owner, II. ID. Gates, No. 1872
Summit avenue. 251@
HOUSES for rent, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
J. streets on Robert Ur l.. Lamprey. 1919
Rooms.
Z furnished rooms for rent-Two very elegantly fur
Il nished rooms-sitting and bedrooms, suitable for
TWO more young Inquire at 160 West Third
street, first floor. 1907
EUh SfLE.
L,OR SALE-12 violns, q very fine guitar and other
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('ITY lots and Acre lots for sale, on easy terms,
~ No 472 Rice street. 62-2lS
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i weeks old. Also. 1rst-cass retriever. Pedi-
grees guaranteed. George DeConsly, Hudson
nue. and Noble street, Deyton's bluff. 1880
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or NILE.

EOR SALE-12 violins, very fine guitar and other
instruments at half OF cost price, at IS 81. Peter
street. 1881
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L, furnished rooms for rent-Two very elegantly fur
Il nished rooms-sitting and bedrooms, suitable for
Two more young men. Inquire at 160 West Third
street, first floor. 1907
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EoR RENT-store No. "a East Third street. U
l. L. Lamprey 81
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TWO good stores for rent, No. 81 Wabasha and
i No. W. Third street. e."
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ITO RENT-The White Bear House in the Village
l. of White Bear Lake. for term of years, 1t is
the only house that runs winter Apply to James
Waters, proprietor. $685.
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I>OR RENT-The building, No. 321 Wabasha street,
i lately occupied by the Daily GLOBE. The build
ing Is in thorough repair. Apply to j. P Moore,
Merchants National Bank. 1uS
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CTORE TO RENT-The desirable store recently
- put in thorough repair. 12l West Third street,
Metropolitan hotel Apply to j. B. Tarbox, 1885
East Third street. a.
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FINANCIAL.
BE1L EsTATE FOR SALE.

ITO LEASE on long time-Lo:s and blocks On {
4 West s.. PAIL ss.s suitable for business. maj
featuring and storage purposes- d. d. Merrill
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DOR RENT-Frst-class dwelling, IS rooms, No. III
l. Summit avenue, formerly occupied by Reuben
Warner. Inquire of owner, H. D. Gates, No. 1872
Summit avenue 251"
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Five deaths were recorded Yesterday?
Mayor O,Brien is expected back Satur-
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Rooms.

HOUSES for rent, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
l. l. streets on Robert. Uri L. Lamprey. 1871.
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VTTANTED-Five carpenters for the country. Call
w at SIS Livingston avenue Saturday at p N.
E. F. Croker g. Co. 70
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-09

DR.. W. Il. Elliott returned yesterday
from the North.
William b. MacKellar, Esq, of the
Mackellar, smiths Il Jordan Co., type
founders, Phi adelphiA, was in the city
yesterday. This concern is one of the
Oldest IN America aud stands at the head
OF tue list in the business.
Among the arrivals at the Screyen house
yesterday were: j. NJ. Bailey, r. Ii.
Bryan, Augusta; Thos. X. Morgan, At
lanta: Max Myerson, Sanford, Fla. steve
Johnston, Atlanta; }. G. Clagett, Mary
land; ID. j. Gibson, Baltimore; w @.
Warden and wife, Rev. A. W. Williams
and wife, Philadelphia.
AT the Harnett house were: r.. II. For
roster, Brunson, s. c.; j. b. LOyett, Abel,
Ga; Charles Rentz, Alton, Ga; K. (.
Falligant, HalcyOndale, Ga.; V. DOwney,
Long Island n. Y; J. Il. Boyd, Tampa,
Fla; ID. Il. Watson, Boston; G. J. Tull-
age, q. n. Engie, New York; n. Is. john
son, south Carolina; A. Bernstein, Gin
cinnsu.
At the Marshall house were: J. II. Al
len and wife, Jacksonville; V. T.J. Ever
and wife, Lake Green. Fla; Mrs. VI. 2.
Morehouse, New York; John G. Eastman
and wife, Gainesville. Fla; NJ. j. Free
man, Augusta: A. @. Dannipi, Charlotte.
N. g.; l.. b. Miller MASSACHUSETTS,; Mrs
Whalen, Miss Williams, Jesup, Ga; r..
X. Walker, Darien; Judge "a. ID. Mem
shur, Brunswick; Or. W. IL. Whitehead,
Waycross; l.. Carter, Haslam, Fla:
John Elliot, North Carolina; h. Engel,
Georgia.
AZ lle PulRski house were: j. +. Cary,
9. ~. Haight, T. v. Cox, Frank w. Nix,
James h. Crawford h. Il. Day, New York
j. ID. Rough, T.. NJ. Battle, Macon; Chas.
O. Hughes, Liverpool; G.. y. Bliss, VIM.
3. Kelly, Philadelphia; Philip e. Dietz,
London; y. W. Wynue. Charleston: w.
j. Payne, North Carolina; h. n. Notary,
Cincinnati; j. Z. Wadley, Rogers, Ga;
j. $. Camp, Saratoga; Mrs. R1X borough,
Jacksouyikei f. S. McEliresn, Washing
ton, ID. 4.
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senl Id the Aaulnm-

A commission Of lunacy was convened
at the jail yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose OF inqurng into the sanity OF Nancy
Small and Betsy Longwood, colored, and
John Fraukenstein and I. B. Kennard,
white.
The proceedings we're conducted before
Ordinary Hon: Hampton L. Ferril. The
jury consisted Or. b. .Sheftall, foreman.
Thomas Daniels, Peter j. Connolly, VIM.
Diers, Edward Girard, M. &. Helmken,
Theodore Rober, VIM. Stefens, Geo. p.
jordan, e. II. Kent, {. II. MOehlenbrock
B. y. Rosenbr0ck, and j. K. Finn.
After hearing the testimony
Of Drs. Sneftall and Chisholm and a num-
Der OF witnesses the jury rendered the fol-
lowing verdict in each case:
1--WE, the jury, duly sworn and impan-
eled TO decide upon the alleged insanity
Of the parties before us respectively, after
hearing evidence and after personal in
spectiOn Of The accused, do find that they
are insane, that they are citizens of Chat
ham county, and that they are fit and
proper subjects for the State lunatic
asylum"
In this connection II is proper to state
that Mr.. Kennard was in the asylum over
a year ago, and came out Of the institution
some months ago apparently we'll. A few
weeks ago 1t was discovered that his
mind was again affected, and be FASTENED
20 the asylum for treatment. The officers
OF the institution had no commitment and
no authority to mold him, hence the cir
cumstances Of the case, which together
with evidence going to prove his insanity
were adduced before the commission
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Forty Miles OF Ragged Pavement
Tramped Over by sayannahtans.
It's doubtful if there is any department
Of the municipal government that comes
in for more complaining than the branch
under the control Of the City Marshal.
The sidewalks are rough and in many
places fun OF holes. The citizen vending
his way homeward late az night finds
more loose bricks aud holes than the street
paving force could repair in a week.
Many Of the pavements appear 20 have a
chronic aptitude for breaking up.
Yesterday morning a NEWs reporter
called upon Marshal J.. l.. Goodwin for
some Information in ezaYd Go bis depart
meut. There is no one in the city who
knows OF more broken payemonts thaa the
Marshal, for be puts in about ono-half of
every DAY looking for Them. u all OF the
Sidewalks under his charge were put end
10 end they would reach over 40 miles.
When the Marshal finds a place that
needs repairing, the owner of tine lot
bounding upon The sidewalk must be
hunted up and notified. In most cases
there is considerable labor attached 90
tnis. The owner Of the lot Is given 10
days in which 10 put his pavement in
good condition During these 10 days tho
~"Nt "ANt NNHH Nh AAihiht hN uNueE Iiatfh
and notifying the lOt owners.
at the end of the 10 DAYS be has 10 90
back 20 see if the spot has been repaired.
IL IL hae not. report is made 10 Council.
and that body authorizes the Marshal to
have the place repaired at the expense OF
the lot owner.
The great trouble with the pavements
seems 90 bo the careless manner ia which
they are first laid aud n which the re-
pairs are afterwards made. The code
says that d good Northern brick, or q
hard red Georgia brick or hegstone. shall
ne used in pa ing Too often the bricks
sre OF poor quality, and, instead or be-
ing laid On firm bed, they are placed on
the yielding sand The rains soon cause
tue bricks 90 settle uneYenly, and before
long hali dozen of them arc loose aud on
end OF in Che gutter.
Ine repairs are generally made by n
negro who digs up the saul with a trowel ,
places inc bricks in position and dis la
tbe spaces with more sand. The first
ram That comes washes the sand from un-
uaf tne newly repaired pavement. and be-
lore the marshal gets around agaln the
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rHE sCHuErzEN GEsELLsoHAFr.
Suit to ForeclOse BondhoIders' Mort
gage on Its Property.

EAE6 on lNb Property
An important bill has been filed in the
Office Of the clerk OF the Superior Court by
Messrs. Simon Guckenheimer and Jacob
PAulsen, trustees, against the Savannah
Schuetzen Gesellschaft for the foreclo-
sure Of mortgage given by the Gesell-
schaft on what Is known as the schuetzen
park and an island on the opposite side of
the Warsaw river, between BoDsYenture
and WhitmaTsh island, TO secure the pay
ment Of the Gesellschaft's bonded debt,
amounting to $4,000.
The bonds, 1872 in number. and of 800
each, were issued Jan. ], 1873, payable in
ten years, with 10 per cent interest, pay
able seml-annually. In order to secure
! the payment Of the principal and interest
the Geselschait created a lien on It's real
| property in favor of the bOndholders. In
! default Of payment, either Of principal or
! interest, when due. and on one months
notice, the bOndholders were entitled to
enforce payment by foreclosure.
| In case of default IN the payment on
| any one bond, the entire series was TO be-
! come due, and in case a suit for fOreclOs-
ure should ensue the entire body Of bond
| holders should share the proceeds OBJ
! tained. 1t was expressly stated in each
Of the bonds that the Geselschaft con-
| Neycu us property 10 Iue trustees IOf Ihe
use Of the bondholders. The first semi
annual payment Of interest became due
July /, 1916, but was never paid. In fact,
no interest or principal has ever been
paid.
In August last the trustees, to bring the
matter to a focus, gave the months notice
required for a foreclosure. In the mean
time the property was seized and levied
upon for taxes. An order was subse-
quently granted by Judge Mershon, ap-
pointing receivers to take charge OF the
property pending the suit, and also tenn
porarily restraining the sale.
The trustees, through their attorneys,
Lester IL Ravenel, now file a bill for fore
closure. The matter will come up at the
next term Of the superior Court The
socety's bonds are held in small lots by a
large number OF people.
The society was number of years ago
a large and fiourishing organization, but
during the past two or three years it has
gradually become dIsOrganzed. The last
fest was held two years ago, and since
then the society has been practically
dead.