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NOkTH CHELMSFORD'S loss.
Two Wooiieu Wills and Other Buildings md
Large stock Of W ool Destroyed.

LOWELL. Oct. l0.-Geo. c. Moores wool scour-
ing mil stony brook, North Chelmsford which had
just been cOmoeied a. cost OF $4,000 and ntted with
new machinery took nre this morning The flames
this city could reach the scene had attacked the old
mill sdlonug OF brick three stories high and covering
l25 by 70 feet large stock OF wool this build
Ing. Fragments OF walls alone remain OF these two
hui dnss. Flfty feet north twosory tenement, also
oN ned by Sir. Moore and occupied ~ three families
was consumed The Congregational Church. short
distar away, with ufhcuty saved ln sOuthery
direction the nrs next attacked the pattern shop and
warehouse OF Geo. I. sheldon, building Of bpck, 100
by a. feet, hgn. There werdo4l 900
worth Of patterns IN the building, most Of which were
saved From this building the flames eaDed the
street the carpenter and machine shOp OF Mir shtl.
100 by 30 feet two kores BRICK which was mostly
htruNcd. -Four the tracK Of the Nashua and
Lowell Railroad Company loaded with coal, were also
DESTROY The loss Is between $4,000 anu 100000
the insurance f4U,OOO.
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4 MTRDERER L.IRGE.
The Fourteenth street Lumber Yard Tragedy
-Curran aud ConnOr Released.

-Iurran mud COnnOr Keledsed.
The police have probably obtained Il
clue to the murderer of James Langdon, who
was shot down in Fourteenth street lumber
yard on the 2lst Of August. one Lavery says
that while tie was in saloon in West Sixteenth
street on the thursday preceding the murder, a
man entered and said that he had been ROBBED
IN lumber yard at Ninth avenue aud Four
tccuth street. lie refused to make complaint TO
the puiice. but thrc tened to mete out justice IN
his own way, saying that the rOpber had a hesvy
Langdou. the murdered man, had such a scar
and the descrpuon of the suspected murderer
as furnished by LaYery corr, spends with that
gwen by C0nnOr II the man seen by Tim in the
lumber yard. TIE murderer remained In his
mothers house In this city for two weeks alter
the murder without being suspected hV the
police. lie has siuoe fed. Curreu ard Connor
have teen discharged from close custody.
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THE OLD HORLD'S VIEWS.

The Reforms Proposed for TURKEYS Disnf-
tcctrh Provinces.
LONDON, oct l0.-A Berlin despatch says
It is proposed, In the execution OF the contem-
plated reforms, that the administration OF the
dlsarected Turkish provinces be intrusted to a
Governor. General enjoying the confidence Of
the Christian subjects OF the sublime Porte.
The proposal seems likely to succeed The Con-
aus At Mostnr are endeavoring To pacify the in
surgents through the clergy
LONDON, Oct. l0.-A new Ministry mas been
formed IN SeryiI. Tho memters belong 10 the
peace party
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QUEBEC, Oct. Oh. +. Adams OF New York
was arrested yesterday while trying to pass forged
draft for 1900 tue bank Of Bri sh North America.
lie confessed that he Is one OF IN organized gang Of
swnGlers who had decided upon making slmultan eOus
presentations of letters of Credlt,
HALIFAX, n. s., Oct. 0-Ihc Bank OF British North
America was yesterday swindCd out Of e. 700 by
who registered his AZ the hotel rs B w Bell "
New York, forged letter Of credit purportng to
have been Issued at the New YORK agency man sup.
posed % be the same party arrested to-day 10 New
Brunswick Z. an attempt to Obtain money ON the
forged letter,
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NEWTON, N.I. Oct. lO,-Oakloy B. Stoll was
shot twice and mortally wounded and William sutton
slightly wounded Saturday morning, near Flaprook
vile, Sussex county, by Elias A. Woodward who worked
farm The quarrel began over the use Of horse.
sto ana sutton under to prevent WOODWARD har.
Messing The horse, when he drew shooter ana
nrcd four snOta at them One ha entered StOA fatk,
LOGGING his bOdy, and ~ undoubtedly prove fatal.
Woodward Was arrested and lodged In Newton jail
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NEW JERSET.

John Mahoney. aged seven years, fell from an
Frc street car IA JERSEY O last uig and was fatally
injured
The race between n. H. Ti,l ,lor's boat, the Ad
die Taylor, ana John Nr'hgr' tutWung, Nhich Wrs TO
have been ssilCd to-day, hls been declared of,
John Huber Of 2A Orange street Newark,
went home drunk yesterday morning lud drove ais
wife ont Of the house. Then he shot himself IN N.e
head, lie will die.
Prof Garland, the New DrunsMick music
teacher who recently attempted g. klll his wife and
then rleu TO commit suicide IA SLOWLY recovering. Hs
Physicians do not consider him out OF danger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11
LOSSES BT FIRE.

The tunnel store at tho IIonsac Tunnel station,
with r. Inn ey' store, adjoius, were Duruvd sat.
urlay night. Loss about 5000
A fire early yesterday morning DESTROYED the
dry goods store Ot VIM. Robinson IN Gfcrusburg, Pa.
Tie loss ls l2ooo Insured for tiopo.
Tho straw board mil at Ephrailh, Montgomery
county, y. T., owned by Wagner q Xlnlly of Font
PAN, was burned yesterday Loss, f2o 900 insured
The tempcriul and hatchet shops of the
Doug nss Axe Company, nt East puua S.. Mass, were
destroy cd by hn lncruitay rc cars yc NrIay AZ
ing los. So O1l. pa-tlnliV insured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11
QUESTIONS FoR BILL KAMHAE.
Whnt wns Mndo bv the syndicate that Ne.
gniInIed Ihc al3. .ONn. NnO Lnnnt

PHILADELPnIA, Oct. Ex-senator Wallace in
his speech before the Americas club saturday night
answered Treasurer Kembes letter by saying that
tie real issue not personal but which
qur at kcmbe's hands answers 10 The follow ing sig
nlnla ant questions First where arc the ngurcs that
show what the syndicate made who negotiated this
lORn? ,t23.OOOOOO) second, h.s not the state been
made 10 pay more than f2oOn 900 unnecessarily by the
action of Republican Administration which increased
The rate of rtesP Third, how much is the Treasury
OF the State Justly entitled to out OF the pruht made In
handling this cDange Of loan wh an average monthly
balance Of more thtn three mlone and haf OF money
the hands the Treasurer? What answers there
f,f
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A Girl Enticed I sm Her Homo.

John t. IlendricksoD, a car driver OF East New
Yors, was arrested yesterday charge OF abduotna
Margaret sllger. aged thirteen year, She was seen
with him on car late Saturday Night and ~.
terward IN the street He said that the girl told him
hhe was afraid t. go home, feaung pun shmcnt aud
!hai when ne parte Win her he said that she go
Ing TO see frrnd She wac found yesterday afternoon
hvering from cold ana hunger. In Darn at cypress
ls, She had slept there ali nigIt. Snc said that
Monday night fhe wa, cnticel away from home bY
Henurlckson, and that Saturday night she went to
mHtt hm BY appointment. She was raid to return
homo. Anl tOOA reluRn IN The bnrn.
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SHAKING OFF the MANACLEs.
solid Men 20 the Front in tho War on the
Shnmeleaa nrnnklYn Ring.

NHU NItItss HTOONIyH hIHK'
The committee OF wealthy taxpayers, includ-
ing Franklin Woodruff, EFT. Backhousc, ex.Mayor
Booth Harvey FarrinGton and Others ON Saturday
evening held consultation In relation TO
which to be taken against Kingsley, KIN
tcla. Keeney, Fowler, Stranahan Go. The execu.
tive committee chosen bs e conference have address.
ed circular to many wealthy gentlemen, wnich recitca
that account of the startling financial condition OF
the cy n is deemed advisable to conyoke the repre-.
sentative Independent to consider what action
should be taken In The approaching municipal election
the call Is stgntd by eN-MayOr samuel Booth, A. Is.
Richardson, l.. T. Backhouse, Samuel Hutchinson, lar
yey FarnnctOn, \. A. Boyi ton, A. c. Dayle, william
Cot JOB johnson, s. n Davis, 1. G. Woolw6th, Henry
slgbns, aud A G. BroNne.l, meeting g 70 be neld
Tuespay night to nominate candidates for the May
orally ami the Shreyally. The name OF f. T. Back.
house Is spoken OF for Mayor anu Supervisor John
w. lIarmAn for sMeIln.
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A Dcpol pnrrIy Dcmoli,hsd.

ROCHESTER, Oct, IA long fTeght train com
ing the New York Central Railroad, and ruu.
ming forty miles hour left the track the depot
"a ms city and dashed into the depot building demol,
lshlng a portion Of the walls and causing general
smash up Of the locomotive tender and sOod part of
the IraipA Ibe engineer, william Nnncl and fireman.
And g. NoTtr)p, were insanilY crushed t. death.
There was other person on the train o. had broken
apart a few miles west.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11
RicING ~ JERoME rtRK.
A Days sport In which the Favoriics we're
ia dly Beaten.

Badly Benten.
The attendance in jerome Park on Satur-
day was large. The first race, one mile and an
eighth, Was contested by Leander, Josie b.,
Camilla, and Arcturus Leander was the favor
lite, selling at $il0, Josie B. at 900, Camilla at
500 and Arcturus at s,5 Arcturus won the
race and mint OF money for his hackers, in
2.OiH. Josie B. second. Camilla third.
For the second race two miles and an eighth,
pools sold Chesapeake at 81 600. Ascension at
$500, and Tom Ochiltrce at sos Tom Ochiltree
won by two lengths IN 4:09h. Chesapeake second,
Ascension third. This race was tor the annual
sweepstakes.
For the third race, the winner Vrginius, was
favorite The distance was thTee-fOurths of "A
mile. and the time l;la. Cyclone was second,
and fisress third. THIS race was for the Cham
payne stakes.
The fourth event was walk over for Mate.
The nNal race was for "A purse q 500. for
three year ulds, distance one mile. IuvOice was
the favorte. selling to ! against the held.
NitheTss Athlete won easily III l;jl. Invoice
second, Lizzie H. third.
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BEOOK LFN.

Illicit whiskey stills In fremont and IN Column
bia street BROOKLYN seized by revenue officers
saturday mob ~ roughs threw stones al the ON
cias, but was driven n by the police
Mrs. Burnett, aged thirty-eght, OF DuHicld
terrace Brooklyn threw herself from The second door
window Yesterday and her right ankle we broken and
her back severely Injured She had hrtl Suffering from
consumption aud va respondent; on ast Tuesday
morning al the same hour fluer NtnIf, cIuauinp-
tive eapcd from the third nuor window Of the same
building ana died ON "Wednesday. Inc news Oi hli
death seemed to affect Mrs. Burnett very much
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

KINGSTON, Ja., oct The hlibuster steamer
Uruguay has had escape from capture by the
spsniards OF the coast Of Cuba Sailing close III shore
under Of the night she effected landings during
two evenings, hut close to u spanish encamp
ments that they fred upon her with rifles subsequent
she encountered spanish war steanleT sneh chased
her for sixteen hours close along tc CuOhn coast IN
daylight, but she escaped and headed for Jnmalca,
reaching PoIt Royal On Monday night, the i1th ut.
she requires repairs and has been ordered to land her
arms ana ammunition at Fort Augusta. Meanwhile her
M4lfstYs ship NOCdlark takes chAlge OF her, Win
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

BOSTON, Ost. 9.-John Ryan and Michael Car
ney each about twenty three old. determined to
settle some trouble between them with their nst. Ac
cordlngly they went to Bufseys Woods yesterday at
sernoon with their respective trends There they en-
gagged In desperate dght, lasting two hours ana nifty
nye minutes seventy three rounds being fought. Ryan
ives taken home by his friends. He dled odAy, Car
neg, who was slightly injured, w. Nea,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

The Rev. DR.. Fulton gave out a notice ycstcr-
day from his pulpit that the following sunday the
congregation would he called TO con ribute 20 de.
tnc accruug expenses Of thr church The Doctor
ead that II ne shOuld not icinan then pastor TO
should stll keep pc- IN the church. and pay for a..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 9.-in the Court OF Quar-
ter Sessions this morning, Judge Elcock sentenced
Westerveit charged with being implicated in the aO
auction Of Charley Ross to seven ye rs IN the Eastern
Penitentary In solitary confinement, ana nned HIN 81
The prisoner listened with apparently close interest to
the words of the Judge When the severe sentence was
announced. and the words feven years AZ hrd labor
pronounced, he bant hl- head forWhrd and shook Ike
leaf As the tiTstah removed HIM to me largo dock
was seen that he cry inE Ike o!d and when he
took hs seat he bowed hs head Ia Ills hands, and n
tiuupd Wepuiug
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

In the Primitive Methodist church In Canton
street. Brooklyn. yesterday morning. the Rev Fred
Bell the ex prize fighter told his congregation that he
must have part OF the debt which amounts to ti5 900
subscribed. subscriptions were offered quickly amt
one BROTH agreed that II the pastor would allow his
the brother would add $50 to his subscription. Mr
Bell consented.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l0.-Iast night a police
sere,ant saw several mcn ruumar At Eleventh
and Walnut streets hut failed to capture
them. In gOing down eleventh street lie found
CnRrlrs ID, ilerHlv lying On the adcwnlK IN
sennb,c. lie was taken TO the home Of HIS aunt
Madame On CORY VINO kecng youn' ladies. seminary
al l,5.5 spruce street At O'Clock this morning he
died A post mrrten nc iuis afternoon shOwcd that
death had rusultrd from blow on the h ad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

Sergeant Randall OF the New street police
caught Edward Luther OF 90 Marion street ceiling
polcy Ticket TO Coleman Royal, wsnsburgh negro
In room the Franklin Market Saturday night
Royal protested that he mad bought policy and knew
nothing about lotteries but when searched the sta
tiO1 three policy tickets aud certificate OF member
ship of Methodist Gnu ch IN WIFI iinsburgh wefa
found In his possession.
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MADRID, oct. lO.-The Impcrcidl says
that the Government, in reply to the communi-
cations OF the Vatican, declares they will respect
the Concordat except where u tnterferes with
the imperial All airs Of Spain.
The Government, while admitting that the
Concordat has been violated must accept ac-
comphshed facts and MAINTAIN toleration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE ny THH
SUNS REPORrERS

The Follows who Volunteered to Move MR.
Brhiiinrd's Furniture from Harlem some
very Good Work bv tue Detectives.
Detectives King, Lyon and Wood arrested
Morik Lustig asaloon keeper Of 1854 FRANKLIN street.
Yesterday. on charge of receiving stolen goods.
Henry wtmot, alias Lester. was arrested on Saturday
for the burglary IA Frances Brainsrds house $40 Kast
ION street After the robbery Mr Pr'ard received
lc't r. whose writer offered Tor SO restore tho
stolen property, valued II $40 these lettcrs in ha
ullls OF TIC dctrc'ifCs led ~ the OF WimOt
when arr cd he htd hlne ss mask and loaded
vow r. lie glyt the Diet ctyes tnc Information that
ci 10 tue urfuet OF Iustig lie eaid that Lustg
han part - the prop ry taken from the rcedcncC Of
Isaac j. Brown. Wim0t was Of the gang who
drove trucks TO Mr. BrOwns broad day lght
aud stue the furniture ami c rpCts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

Henry Edmondson and Peter Gibbons. fash,
fly dres ed coored youths, arrested otto
tage, IloDoken last night, for Int xcaton. In the
police station over 400 faro chips were foand on Ed
mondson. Where did you get these 2" inquired Chief
Dohoyan. " Wese won 'ein last night. We PLACED IN
Thompson street and busted bank To tell you de
trufe, wc'sc gwinc TO start bank here and bust
some HObOken nggers. But We done give up DAT
now. flyer let's we won't come here again" The
Chief locked them uD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

BrIFALo. Oc'. lo.-Thc steim barge Colin
Camph H. which cleared for Chicago on Friday night
last returned TO port TINS afternoon on DunkrK tho
captain. Ssuuel Smith, disappeared sudtcnY. and
either purposey Jumped or accidentally fell overheard
and u "a ned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

Tho Sheriff Of Suffolk county has been busy
IN Huntington serving suolgnis upon residents WHO
witnesses in the Kelsey cases. Two subppnss
served UP "a person IN consequence OF the nccr.
aLV us to whether The tral viii 10 10 The Circuit
Court the Court OF oyer and T. rmin'f. Notice has
becn gwen that both tue assault au murder indict
mcns are 90 he tired OF tins term - tho court which
tcgins to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

LAwRENCE, Mass. Oct. 10 Ne.narI Bradley
on cx police onicer siding al Al OIA rCet, went
sprce on Saturday night lat, and turins at late
hour, AZ acked MS wife Sinking h'r nu 'r cad win
DO lie several times, and atterNarl Throwing boiling
water over her. Her condition ls ftiy critical
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11
Disastrous Ipuudn,ions in England.

LoNDoN, Oct. l0-Recent rains have
swollen the rivers and streams and caused dts
astrous inundations In Lecestorshire Hnd
Warwickshire. The destruction Of property is
very heavy, and some lives reported lost.
The railroads are badly damaged aud traillc Is
generally suspended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

Purcell. a soldier Of the wietts Point rnr-
rl.on. while On guard atciden ly shot and kllri him
self
keeper II the Astora jail discovered tun-
Ne ruauug from &c Lin NhCi were ave prlhuucrs,
neatly half way under he jll yard. They hAd packed
the earth ndtr the nour beams, having .ted Ooarr
Of tho Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11
A FIrcmnn,- Terriblc Death.

Thomas Grinith, fireman In the ferryboat ART
1ona while the boat IN the slip at South Seventh
Saturday. TIE crank to oil tie machin'
cry The engineer not neng aware - the fact. gave
the engine quarter turn. which brought Grim ne
body suddenly be wern the crauS aud the frame hold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

Bridget Waters was kicked aud seriously in
jurci DY hcr husband Martin Waters. a. 10, Mott
rtrctt lst euing. sac wa taAcu 10 Belleyue HOs
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Gltters upon the hand and in the bosom Of
ladies' whcn cost thousands OF dollars and many lady
enves her ana wishes that she could wear the same
THIS can be accomplished without spending thousands
By purchasing the Partisan Diamonds at Richard
Humphrey, 40 Broadway, opposite Siewarts. They
are as brilliant as lsslng a. the real gems and do not
cost one nfteth part much. They last forever aud
are beautiful foTeyek-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

UTICA, Oct. 0.-Hafry Camp, one OF the old
esI forsurdrrs and dry goods mtrchtuis II central
New YORK. and resident OF Uuca died suddenly on
aged So years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11
A Crcnt F,rr in w,iIinm.buruh.

A Are spread with great rapidty on saturday
In the hardware mandatory OF Charles NJ srrin &
sons First south Eleventh streets, Wilninsburgb.
and the building consumed The total loss 10 estt.
mated at tlOj.OOD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

Two hundred aud nifty persons listened To
PRAYER ana eNhortltiun from the lN- OF Lang Shca u
leayei pl IA tie Pennsy Nan.a IauNal freigh house
Jersfy or =, yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

MADRID, Oct. 10.-One thousand troops
embarked TO-DAY at Cadiz for Cuba, and 1900
more are to sail on Wednesday next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11
Prize MIN IN Rhodc I.lnnd.

Providence. oct. 10-A prize nght In East
PrnS deuce al ococs tins mornins between Nod ia
sou Of Aleboro and Dan McWlia ms ,t tht city, was
won BY tue former after sixteen rounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-11

LONG ISLAND.

Low barometer, warm, cloudy weather aud
esona rain. 10 lowed hy earug and COO weather
and uOrlhWCstcrly winds.
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Englhnd's Ships GOing 10 thlnh
LONDON, oct. l0.-All her Mnjesty's ships
In japanese ports have been ordered to China.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-18
THE AUTUMN OF THE WORLD.

The last wan petals leave the rose,
The summers gone. where no one knows,
With dead men Is love, and spent year light,
And warm hearts buried out OF sight.
Red roses are the crown OF youth:
The warm light strikes on lovers lips:
Laugh though, and fondle happy mouth,
And yet remember, sweet time slips,
Death hurr1es on with full eclipse.
SO short, so sadI o, let not Death
Find only faded flowers and wine,
When, hungry Tor the joyous breath
ThaLdreams not of the years decline,
He lays h1s cold white mouth to thinef
Cling to the flying hours; and yet
Let one pure hope, one great desire,
Like song on dying lips oe set,
That ere we fall In scattered fire,
Our hopes may lift the worlds hea higher.
Here in the autumn month of Time.
Before the great new year can break,
Some little way our feet should climb,
Some little mark our words should make
For liberty and manhOOds sakel
Clear brain and sympathetic heart,
A api. ~ flame with love for Man,
Hand swift to Iaoor, slow to part
III any good since time began,
The soul can fashion, such souls can.
And so, when we are dead and past,
The undyfug world will some day reach
Its glorious hour of dawn at last,
And we across Times sunken beach
May smile, one moment, each to each.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-18

OTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, SIS Louis
- Sussfeld, Sigmund Lorsch and Hermon
NordIinger vs.William s. King and-Kfng his
vile, Henry Z. Holloway, George M. Jennison,
Augustus B. Gillett, John q. Hanover and
Hanover, his wife, s.. A. Crittenden and
Crittenden, his wifes
In the Superior Court of Marion county, In the
state Of Indiana. October Term, 1876. Mold, SEQ.
Room l.
Be 1t known, thaton the 18th day of October,
1876, the above named plaintiffs by their attor-
neys, fled in the. Superior Court of Marion
county. in the state of Indiana, their amended
complaint against the above named defendants
for foreclosure Of mortgage, and on the 18th day
of October, 1875. the said plaintiffs filed in said
Court the affidavit Of q competent person show
ing that said defendants, John q. Hanover and
- Hanover, his wife, Z. A. Crittenden and
- Crittenden, his wife, are not residents II
the state of Indiana.
Now therefore, by order OF said Court, said
defendants last above named are hsreby noti-
ned of the filing and tendency OF said complaint
against them and that unless they appear and
answer, or demu- thereto, at the calling of said
cause on the second day of the term of said
Court, 10 be begun and held at the Court House
in the city of Indianapolis, on the lst Monday
in January, 1876, said complaint and the matters
and things thersin contained and alleged, will
be heard and determined in their absence.
AUSTIN II. BROWN, Clerk.
TURTLE q PIERCE, Attorneys for Plaintifs.