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BROOKLYN.

yesterday afternoon q man was found drowned
IN the East River, foot OF North Ninth street. Will
namsburg decomposition had so far advanced on
the body az 10 preclude all hope OF recognition.
Great complaint is made in South Brooklyn
against the olal contractor, whoever RESPONSE
be Tor the removal OF dead animals. Several dead
dogs and cats are lying IN shocking decadepce IN
tne streets and vacant lots OF that section.
Coroner Jones was notified yesterday to hold an
inquest over the body OF George Putner. q boy
eignt years OF age, who died at the CITY Hospital
irum tue effect OF q fall He ell from tA third
story balcony oi IRE escape on house Nc? 3l6 At
lantic avenue.
There are $50 convicts confined ih the Kings
County Penitentiary at present. The accommoda-
tion OF the institution is limited to 700. 1t Is
estimated that the profits OF the Bay State Shoe
Manufacturing Company derived from convict con-
tract LABOR at this Penitenttary Is upward OF 5000
per day.
ire broke out yesterday afternoon, about two
O'Clock, in cellar Of the four story br>sh building
No. 253 First street. Williamsburg. Tie building,
owned by Jonathan Moore, was damaged to the
amount OF $500; insured for $4,000 IN the New
York Insurance Company. jacob Loarkner, q
tenant had stock damaged TO the amount OF
81 100; Insured IN the Continental Insurance Com
pany for $500.
Justice Delmar yesterday committed Joseph
Warren, alias Ward, ana william Smith to await
examination on charge OF attempt at burglary.
The prisoners. who hail from New YORK city, were
in the act OF pryng open the basement shutters OF
the residence OF Mr.. Arthur Brown, No. 200 Union
street. shortly after midnight, when tnat gentle
man fired at them. They ran away BIZ. d "hue
Walters, OF the Third precinct, accomplished their
arrest Warren Is said to have served term OF
nineteen years IN the Penitentiary. Hts CON-
the burglary business. Their pictures were placed
in the ROgues' Gallery yesterday.
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NORTON, THE ALLEGED DEFAULTER

lonn ". Norton, it Will be recoleeted, was in
dicted some lime since by the United states Grand
Jury, charged with defalcation to the amount OF
100000 while acting as superintendent OF the
Money order Department OF the Post ONCE under
MI. Patrick Fl. Jones. Pending trial Nr Wake
man counsel for Norton, made motion before
Judge Benedict IN the United States Circuit Court
70 quash the indictment raising the point that 10
was found two years after the commission OF the
offence, and therefore could not be legally sus-
taiDed The argument on the motion 10 qnssh
was hearo Yesterday. Assistant District Attorney
Simmons appeared for the government and con-
tended that the case came under the law Of 1904
when extends the time 10 five years instead OF
two. Counsel quoted several authorities to prove
this view OF the matter, and contended that Nor
ton had committed an offence under the Revenue
laws and his case, therefore, was covered by the
acr OF 1904.
MT. wakeman for Norton, followed in a lengthy
argument, ella ming that MS clients alleged offence
0id not come under the Revenue laws and that
fhe Indictment was barred by the statute govern
ing snch cases.
Ju6ge Benedict reserved his decision.
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PrrTY-sEvENTH STREET POLICE COURT.
Attempt to Shoot an Omcer.

Before Judge Smith.
On Monday night fight took took place between
Dennis Burke, OF the corner of Fiftv-ninth street
and Third avenue, real estate owner, and man
named White. Burke attempted to shoot White,
and the explosion OF the revolver was heard by
Oflcer Kelly. Of the Nineteenth precinct who
fastened to the place OF atercatlOn only to see
Burke running into mis- own house. Kelly followed
him, hurst IN the door, but not being able to bnd
him, went round to a room fronting on the ave-
As he was in the act OF entering this room
from the piazza Burke, as the of1cer alleges
pointed his revolver directly at him and fred, but
failed to strike MIN. As he was going to try again
Kelly rushed upon him, and after a short struggle
took away the revolver and arrested his would-be
murderer. Beng arraianed in Court his counsel,
Mr. Ncsbitt, asked for an examination. This was
granted for next week. and the accused gave ball
An Attempt at Murder.
Frank Bailey and James F. Elliott, drivers Of an
ice wagon, we're arraigned for the attempted mur-
der OF Timothy wetberei, of No. 6io West Forty
sixth street. The prisoners were represented by
Mr.. NesDitt who asked for an examination to prove
mat the prisoners were attacked by large crowd,
and in seifdetence Bailey, alter being severely In
jured, fired a revolver ut his assauants. He failed
him and fred 1t with better effect. The motion OF
counsel was granted, and me prisoners gave baii
IA sl,Sco each to answer; Wetherei was wounded
side OF the neck beneath the ear
A Hotel Thief.
Annie DonneHy, chambermaid at the Grand
Union Hotel, Forty-second street and Fourth ave-
nue. was arraigned for stealing a vest, gold
watcn and chain and s71 IN currency from George
W. 5cnermerhorn. q conductor OF the Harlem
Railroad. The whole OF tue property was subse-
quently found concealed upon her person. She
was held or trial without baii.
Discharged.
John MCGUIRE and Michael Clancy who were ar
rested on Monday by Ofncer Dugan, Of the Nine
teenth precinct, on suspicion Of being house.
breakers, were brought up again on remand.
Tne evidence Of theh guilt was not considered
conclusive By the Court and, to the great 10y OF a
large circle OF friends, the prisoners were dis
charged
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THE COURTS.
Rapid Transit Through Fourth AYennt ri
Mayor Refuses to Sign the Warrants.
RIVAL STEAMBOATS, TO HIGH BRIDGE
The Case of Norton, the Alleged
Post Office Defaulter.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.

Simon Ebink keeping liquor store at No. ass
West Thirty y-second street, was yesterday brought
before United States Commissioner Shields,
charged with selling liquor without paying the spe-
eal United States tax. He was held IN $3.50 bail.
Peter O'Rourke, convicted before Judge Benedict
m the criminal branch OF the United States Circuit
Court OF passing counterfeit nftycent stamps, was
yesterday sentenced TO two years. Imprisonment
IN the Kings County Penltentiary.
The Supreme Court General Term. met yester
DAY, Judges Davis and Brady on the bench TO
render decisions in cases argued before the m last
term They did not render any decisions, however,
much to the disappointment of large crowd OF
lawyers In attendance, anxiously awaiting the
anal adjudication OF their cases, but alter admitting
one gentleman to the Bar adjourned till the 3st OF
July, when the promised decisions will doubtless
be rendered.
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GENERAL SESSIONS.
Larceny from the Person.


Before Recorder Hackett.
In this Court yesterday Amandus Kauscr olKy
was convicted OF petit larceny from the person, In
stealing the goth OF June, SIS bill from the vest
pocket of Louis zevanovic lie was sent to the
State Prison for two years.
Three Burglars Sent 10 the State Prison.
James Clark, Michael McGrary and James Barry
were tried for breaking into the office of Albert L.
Thompson. No. $50 West Eleventh street, on the
night OF the 20tn OF June. police officer heard
the explosion OF safe and ran 70 the Office and
saw the prisoners, whom he knew Tor years, escap.
Ing. One OF the prisoners was arrested at the
time and the others subsequently, When the
burglars were secured the officers examined the
premises and found piece q iuse a large IRON
testI1ed in his own behalf, and while denying
having anything to do with the burglary, admitted
that they knew each other and had been previously
convicted of crime.
Alter few moments deliberation the jury rem
dered verdict OF guilty of burglary in the third
His Honor the Recorder imposed the highest
penalty, which was hve years in the State Prison
Larceny.
Michael Tracey pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny, the Indictment charging that on
the 21ss of June he stole s3s in money from Michael
McGarvey. Tie sentence passed by the Recorder
was two years and six months Imprisonment in
Forgery.
Charles Frederick. who was indicted for forgery
in the third degree, pleaded guilty to the fourth
degree OF that offence. On the 18th OF June he
forged an order for twenty five ounces Of sulphur
aud ten ounces OF morphine, purporting 10 have
been signed by Elmer Amend and delivered 1t
AT the establishment of Powers 4 Weightman.
The prisoner was sent to the State Prison ior TWO
years.
Peter Clark, who on the 21st OF June stole $12 in
money from the person OF Thomas Brady, pleaded
guilty TO an attempt and was sent to the State
Prison ior one year.
Prisoners Discharged.
On motion Of Assistant District Attorney Lyon
number OF prisoners confined in the Tombs
charged with larcenv were discharged, there not
being SUFFICIENT evidence to warrant the prose-
cutting Onicer in holding them In custody.
Acquittals.
John McCarty. charged with burglariously enter
ing the grocery store Of Alexander Menzes No.
27s Tenth avenue, on the 9th OF June, and stealing
a saddle and harness, acquitted, the jury hav-
ing believed the statement OF the accused, that a
man gave him the properly to carry 1t up the
| street.
oscar Higgins was promptly declared not guilty
OF stealing S35 rom the person OF Edward McGin-
rs on the 2lst inst.
Charles Patterson, who was indicted for stealing
o trunk from an express wagon containing $500
worth OF wearing apparel belonging 10 Hetu
Rowlston was also acquitted.
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THE JERSEY CITY ARSON CASE.

The trial of John f. Anard on the charge of set
ting fire to a store rented from Hosea r. Clark on
the corner Of Jersey and Newark avenues, Jersey
City, took place yesterday in the Court of Quarter
Sessions. The testimony OF John F. Jeupe showed
that policy OF insurance for $1,000
had been issued on the premises by
this policy mad been renewed up 10 March, 1876.
A fire broke out last spring. and the insurance
company paid loss OF $237 IS. The second hre,
attention OF the company aud they refused to pay.
Onlcers Kesser Walsh and McGuinness, who de-
tected the nre, were examined, as was John G..
Moss, who lived In apartments over the store. The
tesIlironI WAS very strong against the accused.
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JEFFERSON MARKET.
Honorably Discharged.
Before Judge Murray.

Charles Tweedy and John II. Harrington,
arrested on charge Of being implicated in the
theft OF coat said to contain 5000, and held to
answer by Judge Murray, at the Jefferson Market
Police Court, as heretofore published in the
HERALD, have been honorably discharged. The
complainant, Mr.. Joseph N. Lamb, absolves them
from all completely In the matter, and an afldayit
to this effect has been filed with the Court. The
matter, however, it Is stated, Will not drop here.
The accused, said to be young men OF nigh re-
spectability, 1t is alleged propose, for their nine
days Judgement In prison without an examination,
to bring SUIT for false imprisonment aud heavy
DAMAGES.
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THE WEEHAwKBN OUTRAGE.

The semblance OF government at Weehawken de-
mands serious attention from the Legislature
The poor orphan gi-l OF New York who was out
ragged by gang OF rufllans, reported in yester-
days HERALD was thrown into den called a
prison, in front OF which several rufiians
paraded during the day. and the language
addressed to her by these scOundrels through
the bars OF that character that is At for
publication. There was no process OF law In the
case. meeting was held yesterday morning at
No. PA West Thirty seventh street, and delegation
was appointed 10 wait on the Attorney General or
New Jersey to urge a prosecution Of the authorl-
ties who are responsible for this infamous busi-
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articles OF value taken therefrom. ring, said TO
be part OF rhe property taken, was found IN the
possession OF George BrysoD, o bootbiack, Dy
Umcer hay, or the Twenty eighth precinct. Judge
The Free Training School for Women, at No. ~
East Tenth street, continued its strawberry fest-
val yesterday. There was very good attendance
OF lady visitors, ana the wOrkrooms and laundry,
with their busy tnrong OF workers. were the adm-
ration OF all behOlders. Mrs. hughes and MISS
Coison receive their guests with great cOrdality,
ahd present the iabors and claims OF the Organiza-
ZION Win power and enect to all listeners
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BILL BOARD TREsPAss.

John Bradley, a btl poster, was yesterday ar
rested on the complaint OF the manager OF Woods
Museum, for trespass on their bill boards, and
brought before the Court or Special Sessions. held
at the Tomos by Judges Morgan, Bixoy and
Flsmmer. who imposed fine of s. upon him
under the act passed by the Legislature last win
ter making sucn trespass misdeWean2y. IAls "
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEoIAL TERM.
DeclsfOns.

Ry Judge Sper.
Jackson VS.. Row botnam.-rne mOtion that tne
oeiendant william Row GOTHAM aud the attt rney,
Iosens A Kent aud the Marshai, Henry Ross and
his assistant, JACOB Ross, be punished lOr con-
Tempt oi this Court. ior misconduct IN dlsOoey .hx
the order ol this Court in the appointing receiver
am for his interfering with property lawfully IN
his posse ssun under the order, is granted ana as
a pnnishment lor such conduct the said attorney
Kent and the defendant RowbothaIn each pay 10
the receiver The sum Of s25, 70 Indemnify the re-
celver lor his costs and expenses. The afore-
mentioned sums mus be AID wtnln 1--WE days.
By Judge Van Worst.
Gardner vs. The Mayor, Sc.-Motion for continu.
anee oI Injunction denied anu same dissolved.
BY Judge Spelr.
Mahoney vs.. o'Callaghan-Case as settled or
dered on tile.
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JERSEY JUSTICES IN TROUBLE.

The imprisonment of Justice Gerlich, OF Union
Eil, for alleged misconduct in office, was noticed
in yesterdays HERALD. Yesterday morning
Justice Laird who keeps an once on Pasade ave-
nue., Jersey City, was brought before Police
Justice Sbacketon the charge Of bea ing
an old LADY named Mrs. Anne Beale,
while the Justice, as alegeu, was intoxicated.
The old lady, who Ia seventy-two years Old, was
Knocked down and dragged over the sidewalk by
the Justice. Of1cer VESSEL Of the Third precinct,
arrested htm apd JpslSe ShaSklet9n held hlW ~
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COURT CALEgDARs-THIS DAY,

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs--Held bv Judge
Westbrook.--Nos. a., 40, 1SS, Jas, 204, 2e8, 2i2.
SUPaEME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Donobue.-Case on, issue otlaw and fact-No. 81.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part He'd by
Judge McAdam.--Nos. 2s4l 40s7 $3.50, 4696, 4934,
1919 $685. $780, 52s3 52s4 5ssi $685. 422I 5l64 552s
55g7 5603 5616 $50, 56ls
UoURr OF GENERAL SEssroNs-Held by Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs.. Mark Gil, homicide.
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ras ootai,eS 4, he Supreme Court. The case,
after he lguuent by ex-Judge Cardozo was de-
cinen % NJ NASH favor, and the Injunction nade
perpsnal ~ Juc.e Lawrence.
Decisions,
By JUDGE Westbrook.
SAsth "A. e,nith-Order conh ming referees re-
laI and judgment OF divorce granted TO painful
By Judge Lawrence.
Stiijps . Grand Tower Mining MANUFACTURING
y ot Srt f.c.--0plnon. -, . oorr
' .. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ior eoun
SCI ,,.no ,,,rc.
Harte VS.. DeWitte-Moton to continue lnJunc-
ton granted with $40 costs. opinion.
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the nrst coDvic ION under the act which was
passed at the solicitation oil the theatrical man.
ayers to enable them to protect their boards
IRON malicious destruction or mufilatton and their
placards from being stripped OF by the gatherers
of waste paper,
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BAH Tor hts appearance before the Grand Jury. The
case OF Justice Oeriich ayi also be taken before
the GraAd Jury, and determination is expressed
among the residents 0f union Hill TO nave an ex-
ample made In mis- case.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs
An Inn portsnt Quest,.n About n Pary
Wall.
Before Judge L.awr.rn.

BeI0fe Judge IiAWFtNCf.
James ". Nash is the owner OF aSouse on Fifth
avenue and the defendant, George Rvup, is the
owner OF the adjoining premises. Nash, :, build.
ing party wall, interfered with Kemp's property
witch induced Kemp 70 cut away the ashiar OF
-r Nasn'e Do0se. 40 prevent Mr.. Kemp cutting
hwN NasnT properly . temporary Injunction
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COMMON pLEAs-sPECIAL TERN.
Decisions.

BY Judge L0ew.
In the Matter, &c, Dougherty; The People, &c.,
VS.. hutchinss; Young VS.. PryOr.-see memOraA-
dums.
Boogna Va. Acknowledgements Of divorce
granted to the plaintiff.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BRIGGs-B1sHOP.- On Tuesday, June 80. 1874, at
te OF f y 70
BISHOP, all Of New York. No cards.
Loos--MYER.--At Brighton. N: Y, on Wednesday.
Rochester. n. Y, to JULIA L. MYER, daughter OF
the late Peter Myer, OF New York city.
rnu4sday June a the Rev. seaaasr
d. D., Z. PEARCE TAYLOR 10 KATE NJ, daughter Of
Il. A. Aecnternacnt, ESQ.,, all Of Brooklyn.
Died.
BLyMAUER.-HELRN BLUMAUER, daughter of
Joseph Blumauer on Monday, June 70, aged IL
Funeral to-day. from the residence 22e West
Thirty y-seventh street, at two p. M.
youngest daughter Of Hugh and Eliza Brotherton,
aged year, 2months and 20 days:
1t 10 we'll with the child.
BRUNING.-On Monday June 20, GEORGE H., sou
Of Charles I. and Bertha Brnning, aged years,
relatives and friends Of the family, also the
members OF Hermann Lodge, No. 28s r. and A. NJ,
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
stree street, @ on % wednesday afternoon, at haipast one
CAFrREY.-On Tuesday, June 80, at No. SAL West
Mary Cafrrey, and granddaughter OF Gregory Muir
ply, builder, No. l seafort Parade, Black Rock
Funeral on Thursday. July ., at halfpast ten
O'Clock.
Dublin papers please copy.
CANNoN.-On Monday, June 70, MARGARET A.
CANNON, IN the 30tn year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, Col
East sixteenth street. on Wednesday, July !, al
two O'Clock p M.
UoSNALY.--On Tuesday, June 30, WILLIAM Con.
NALY, veterinary surgeon, aged As years
Funeral from the residence VI Robert Strahan,
81 Monroe street. Newark, N. D., on Thursday, July
2 at three O'Clock.
CRrMMINs.--On Tuesday morning, June 80, 1874,
LILY LOUISE, child of John ID. and Lily l.. Grim
mlns aged II months ana days.
DAY.-On Monday June 29 ELIZABETH TUTTLE
DAY, OF diphtheria, aged l year months and Is
days.
Funeral this wednesday, at one O'Clock p. M, from
the residence OF her parents William A. and Jennie
Day, No. 237 West Thrty-second street. Relatives
and,iriends are invited.
DEMPsEY.-At New Brighton, s. IT, on Tuesday
morning June 30, after, lingering Illness IN the
40tb wear OF her age. MANY, the beloved wife OF
James Dempsey, Coroner OF Richmond county,
NY.
The friends and acquantances Of the family as
well as those of her brOtners-in-law John, Daniel,
! Lawrence j. and Thomas Dempsey, are respect
| fully invited to a solemn high mass, on Thursday
at nine A. NJ, at St. Peters church, Rev. j. IL Con
| ron, pastor. Funeral from thence to st. Peters
| Cemetery, West New Brighton.
Kings county llreland) papers please copy.
| DI RUFFIA.-The news has just been received
| of the death in RObela, Italy, or DONNA ROSA, nee
| Contessa de R0bea, the widow OF the Marqup
| Rodolfo di Ruf1la. The above lady was the motne
| OF the well known tenor Francesca fluppi, y
present residing in the United states. =.
EGAE.- Suddenly, on Tuesday evening, June ~
LILLY, infant daughter Of James and Mary Eliza
| beth EgAp,
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Peters EptSCOpAl c0urCU, JWenJlet0 Street. luLcI
ment at Cypress Hills Cemetery.
RoBINsoN.-At orange. N. j., on Tuesday, Juns
80, Mrs. EMELiNE ROBINSON, daughter OF the late
Tne relatives and friends and those Of her
brothers-in;!aw, J. =. Rockwell, 8. q. Sammis
funerai on Thursday afternoon next, at three
O'Clock, from the FIRST Baptist church, corner OF
Pinh and south Fifth streets, Brooklyn, E. D.
RUssKLi---suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Monday,
June 20, WILL W. RUSSELL son OF Richard L. and
Nancy J. RUSSELL formerly Of Cleveland, Onio, aged
Funeral from No. es South oxford street, Brook.
fyn. Thursday morning, July q at halfpast zen
, O'Clock.
Cleveland tOhlo, papers please copy.
SKgLDINd.-0n Monday, July 20, LET1T1A Skill
Funeral services at the residence OF her son, Ar
thur Il. Shedding. on Wednesday, July ], at two
O'Clock =. NJ, Riverside station Conn; Carrisges
street sire at twelve n
sLossoN.-At his residence, near the village OF
zILLAI SLossoN, in the Gath year OF his age
THoRNDIKE. Dinard, France, on SUNDAY sunday;
| child OF George Quincy aud Ellen Lewis Thorn.
dixie, aged years, months and days
yAN 70 Mrcres BIuSss
s. Relstives ana friends are respectfully invited TO
attend hts funeral, from the residence OF his SON
day. % al Twelve O'CLOCK Trains leave Liberty street
a. VAN aHRSns susxS.-on Monday. June %, Macy VAN
BUsEN wife Of Thomas Van Buren,, aged 4S years
Her remains will he taken to Canandaigua for
| interment. -.
WELIs.-On Tuesday, June 30. AARY j., wlle oi
| James N. Wells.
| of her sons James NJ, David II. and william J.,
are respectfully invited to attend the nuneni ~
St. Peters church, In West Twentieth street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues. on Friday morn
ing next, July 8, at ten O'Clock. without furtner
notice. -. 49, ,. -.
~ JOHN 3 WRIGHT, R2ed W
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Drive to the Extreme Parts
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L Seventh Judicial District Of the State of
Nevada, in and for the county of Lincoln.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Seventh judicial District of the State of Nevada,
in and for the county of Lincoln and the com.
plant filed in said county of Lincoln. in the
office of the Clerk of said District Court.
John Julin, Plaintiff, VS.. Crittenden Robinson,
Tod Robinson, Jr.. H. II. Scott, William Writ
Pendegast and John b. Scott, Defendants.
The State of Nevada sends greeting:
To Crittenden Robinson, Tod Robinson, Jr..
H. H. Scott, William Writ Pendegast and John
b. Scott, defendants. HH
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named
plaintiffs, in the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District Of the State OF
Nevada, in and for the county of Lincoln,
and answer the complaint filed therein with
in ten days exclusive Of the day of servce) after
the service on you Of this summons, K served
in said county; or If served out of said county
but within said District, within twenty days
and in all , other cases forty days; Q,
you. according to the prayer Of said com
plant
The said action is brought to recover judg
ment against you, said defendants, for the sun
of 81, O00 gold coin, with interest thereon from
the 18th day of March, A. D. 1869, at the rate Of
three per cent. per month, in like gold coin, du'
on certain promissory note made In writing
| and signed and delivered by you, said defend
ants, to said plaintiff, all Of which is more par
| ticularly set forth in plaintiffs complaint, OF
| file herein, and to which you referred to
| gether with costs Of suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you fai
! to appear and answer the said complaint q
above required, the said plaintiff will take judg
! ment against you, said defendants, for 81 ,O0(
| and intereet and costs of suit In gold coin.
-. Given under my hand and the Seal Of
the District Court Of the Seventh Judi
seal cial District of the State of Nevada, in
s--& and for the county VI Lincoln, this 9Th
| day Of March. in the year Of our Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred and seventy.four.
'~A~ p. MILLER, Clerk.
ByJ. NJ. HANronp, Deputy Clerk.
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