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National Republican., 1877-11-01
Is MEN's oil wool suits. ElsEMAS BRC
Thomas waisL's Restaurant

Mr. Thomas Walsh, having completed his
handsome new building, corner of Seventh and +
Streets has opened his restaurant on the 6st floor
The building Is one Of the most prominent and sub
stantial improvements that have been erected dur
ing the past year, The restaurant is one Of the
handsomGst in the city, and, under Mr. Walsh. will
be one OF tho most attractive Wherever Mr..
Walsh is one can always find good liquors. beer
and every yIhimg devised 70 cheer the inner man.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
The Supreme Court of the United states

The supreme Court OF the United states.
WEDNESDAY, Oct 81, 1871.
On motion of Mr.William l.. Royal, Thomas J.
Kirkpatrick, esq, Of Lynchburg Va, was admitted
to practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court
on motion Of Mr.. T. Herman, Joseph Mullen, IT,,
esq, Of WatertOwu, ~ Y, was admitted TO practice
rs an attorney and counselor Of this court
On motion Of Mr. W. WillOughby, Isaac H. Shields,
esq, Of Richmond Va, was admitted to practice aS
an attorney and counselor of this court.
Nos. p6s. pGq, go. g7l, gI2, g73 pE Thomas j. Me.
glbhen ct al, plaintiffs In error, VS.. The United
States. In error to the Circuit Court Of the United
states for the district Of Kentucky. On motion OF
Mr. Assistant Attorney General Smith, writs OF error
in these cases docketcd and dismissed.
No. 65. John Preston, Jr., appellant, VS. Thomas
l.. Preston ct al. This cause was argued by MIR.
William L. r. ,yal OF counsel for appellant, and by
NJ. Thomas j. kirkpatrick for the appellees.
No. c. The West Philadelphia Bank, plaintiff In
error VS.. Samuel Dickson ct al. asslgnees. This
cause was argued by Mr G. W lIornOr, Of counsel
for the plaintiff IN error. and by Mr.. Samuel Dick.
son for the defendant In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow. at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
YEW 4DTERTIsEMENTs.

Money lost
Scotch terrier dog lost.
!. b. Olcott & Son, livery.
For sale, pair OF coach horses
Card Sanford House. Florida.
DR.. j. Liverpool, herb doctor.
Piano for sale, 723 Seventh street
Taylor & Hufty, furnishing goods.
Walsh, restaurant, corner Tenth and r northwest
Sale of oil paintings, at auction rooms OF Duncan
son Brothers. November and 0.
Sale Of valuable improved real estate. on Ninth
street north, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets northwest by Downman 4 Green.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
Rcnl Estate Trnn.rers.

George Fraas to Annie L. Dorian, for IS, lot
S, square $685. A. p. Pardon to L. J. Bryant for soo
lot a, square lSl; John Fraser, trustee, to V. r.
Runklc. for $3.50 lot a. square $40; J. j. Lucketi
TO Mary Martin. for 500 part of lot TO- square iol
Licberman, for $3.50. iot 3O square 2S7; L. A. Metz
to l.. Hess for 81 075 lots l5 aud l6. Beatty llaw
kins' addition to Georgetown; l.. Hess TO l., A.
Georgetown; 4. s. Gorham to NJ. T. Mcfarland, fol
81 80, lot H. SQUARE l6D,
National Republican., 1877-11-01
The standard of Flour Fixed.

Messrs. A. Ross Ray, John F. Seitz and J
G. Waters, -four inspectors, have addressed com.
municaton to the District Commissioners, Stain z
that the standards for -four were fixed and the
inspectors duly notified Immediately after the
appointment Of j. G. Waters as commissioner to
Ill the vacancy, about the ls of October; that In
order to have the inspection Of -four more Uniform
In grade they suggest the appointment OF one
competent hcad.inspector. with the assistancc Of
deputy for Georgetown.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued as fol-
lows Dennis Carroll and Alice Morgan; J, T.
Crump and Annie L. Dels; John Stovcr and
Martha Grover; William Cain, Of Hartford County.
Nd, and Catherine Lyons, Of Boston, Mass; II.
Burr aud Ada Holland Frederick Ellis and Lu-
cinda Younger.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
NOBsY Cashmere suits, ut EIsEMAS BIO,
DeNlin 4 Co.

Persons desiring TO get well-made, neat At
ting, and stylish clothes are recommended to go to
the Washington headquarters Of DcYlin 4 Co.. 1t
No 1870 + street northwest. The reputation of the
great New York house Of Devlin 4 Co. Is world.
wide. aud no one ever deals with them without get
ting perfect satisfaction. The branch in this city
offers every advantage that person would get by
trading in New York. special order department
has been organized so that customers can have
made any piece of garment they may desire. one
of the speciaties of the house aIhe American yoke
shirt
National Republican., 1877-11-01
THE LAW RECORD.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE DIFFER ENT
COURTS YESTERDAY.

Supreme Court of the United Stntes-what
was Done at the City Haii-Further Post
ponemcnt In senator Patterson's Case-The
Personal Tax Law to be Tested.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
Suing the District.

George J. Muller through his counsel, Mr.
John T. Norris, has filed a suit against the District
for 5000 damages. lie elaine that he owns prop
crty on Missouri avenue which has been damaged
by the overflow of sewers that at every heavy
fall of water the fills and hacks up with the
basement of his house, 10 the injury OF his prop
erty.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
so SUITS to order, at EIsEMAS
Another store-Yindow Thief.

John A. Carter, colorcd, about 1880 o'clock
last night broke window of the boot and shCo
sore of Ferdinand Frank 49l Pennsylvania ave
nue. and stole two pairs ofbOots He was captured
by Oncer licInline aud locked up at the Fifth
Precinct Station.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
The County Pnnr Fund.

Referring to the request of Mr.. l.. s. Emery,
of the board of trustees for the poor of the county
of Washington. that part of the poor fund be set
apart for use in the county outside Of the city
tho District Commissioners reply that the poor fund
has been anticipate for seveTa months to come
aud that there will he no money for charitable pur
poses al the control OF the Commissioners.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
EYe-GlA.ses.

The excellent eyeglasses of Mr.. Isaac
Alexander, that took the premium at the great
Centennial Exhibition. are miracles of simplicity
In their construction and the most comfortable
ever made.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
CRIMINAL couRr-JusTIcE oLrS.
LAW SliIilnArN.


The jury acquitted Sarah Neary Of the charge of
larceny.
One year for David Underwood for q second
offence Of petit larceny.
In the case of Ralph Thomas. indicted for
arson, the jury failed to agree and was discharged.
For a second offence Of petit larceny John B.
Edwards received u sentence Of two years In the
penitentiary.
Justice Oln divided the honors with Justice
Macarthur in the Criminal Court yesterday, each
holding halliday session.
William Mason. convicted of sssaulting Robert
GalewoOd with intent TO kill, was sentenced 10
the penitentiary for two years.
Robert Williams pleaded guilty Of petit lar.
ceny and this being the second offence he was sent
to the penitcntiary for two years.
Two years in the penitentary was the punish.
ment meicd out TO George Chase for a second Of.
fence of petit larceny. Charles Richardson was
treated likewise.
Frank Douglass was found guilty OF stealing
81, and this being the second offence OF
petit larceny he was given two years in the Mary
land state prison,
National Republican., 1877-11-01
rhe Police Board and Liquor Licenses.

statement rather alarming to liquor
dealers has been published, to the effect that one.
halfOf the applications for renewal of lccn.es
have been rejected by the Police Board. Although
the board have this year made much more rigid
tie liQuOr.dcRlers have been accustomed TO- only
about one hundred out Of four hundred applica.
tons have been rejected. Many OF those rejected
were sci aside simply on account OF some defect IN
the application, which can be amended. In some
the applicants neglected to sign their names
to state the location Of the restauran for which
license is asked. When the applications are again
submitted in proper form they will be rec0nsdered.
The liquUr-dealGrs. believing that the temperance
people have influence d the board In tho matter OF
granting licenses, are talk Ing OF establishing pro.
tectiye association. The members of the board
state that general protests against granting licenses
been considered at ALL and the only protest. that
have had any effects are such ns referred by name
u certain restaurants and presented reasonable
objections To the relicensing of such places. To-
day being the LIST Of November, the new licenses
30 Into effect, aud all prOprietOrs of restaurants
who have not obtained new licenses favorable
action upon their applications will be liable TO fine
for violation OF the liquor laws lit they continue ~
sell liquor.
The board several months ago adopted n series of
rules for the guidance Of pcF"ns desiring 10 ap.ly
for license These rules stated that 40 person riu.
yicted during the previous year Of selling on SUN
granted license, II Ii noticeable that In nenTly
all such cases no application has been made NJ.
though In some cases, applications have been made
for the same restaurant under the name OF some
other party. +
National Republican., 1877-11-01
Indications.

For the middle Atlantic States, colder, clear or
partly cloudy reathsr, northeriy rinds, Using
barometer For The south atlantic States, colder
clear or partly cloudy reaiher, light northerly
ViRds aud stationary or higher pressure.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
FALL overcoats. EsEMAs BROS, Seventh and L
second cooperative Building Association

The second annual meeting of the Second
Cooperative Building Association was held last
night at Potomac Hall, South Washington. The
report submitted showed the total receipts to be
s g52S5 total aSsetI sG2 .S2 balance Of assets
Sjs,0jO2Oi average premium, second year III Ier
cent; present value OF one share $500. The cleo
tiOn follcers for the ensuing year resulted fol.
lows: George White president s. r. Petty vice
president .. T. Thompson, secretary G, b. Church,
treasurer W. T. Walker, A. Archer, A. Dopue W..
j. Stephenson, J. II. Cassell, j. A. Stephenson, j. n,
Bcrekhem, II, l., Rose, board Of directors.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
YouNo people pay .ttentlon % your testh. clean
THoNrsoN,s roNApE oPrTME.

An oleagnous compound OF singular merit for
dressing the hair. It's use soon renders harsh, dry
hair son aud plisble strengthens Ii when weak
and gives 1t that rich gloss which is tho charm Of
early youth. Price, 25 and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-01

JOUvEHs ISODERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Rcnoyatos soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price. 20 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-11-01
The Personal Tax Law to he Tested.

There has been filed in the clerks Office,
law side. a case brought by the National Metropo.
tan Bank VS.. John +. Cook, collector of the Dis.
trct of Columbia which will doubtless be regarded
as test case in relation To the validity of the per-
sonal tax law The declaration in the case sets
forth that on the ith OF september the defendant
wrOngnIly and inlurlUnSly seized and distrained
OF the goods and chuttels Of the plaintiff one safe
Of the value Of 81 OJO for certain taxes-Sj. .Sl7S
pretended to be in arrears and due the District Of
Columbia With the declaration there Is u CASE
stated, with the pcadings all perfected, The case
stated sets forth that defendant is banking
clatiOn with capital Of $500 900 of which ~
only Is uninyested; that notice and schedule for
the amount alleged t0 be due as personal tax was
served on plaintiff August q 1876, and return was
made on the 9Th Of September, with the protest
that the subsequently assessed the capital
stock at its cash value, and afler de,lucting the
value Of the real estate tax of sj.5yl.TS was as
sesscd and levied. and none OF the shares MS.
sessed against thcindlylduHl owners. Subsequently
notice was served on plaintiff and demand, which
amount the plaintiff refused to pay, and aguinsl
the protest of said bank the defendant dlstrained
II Is submitted To the court to say whether the
bank Is liable for the tax, aud If the court Is Oi
opinion that 1t Is, judgment is " be given defend
ant, but If otherwise for plaintiff and 1t Is further
stipulated that either party may sue out u writ UI
error 10 the supreme Court of the United states
Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson appears Tor plaintiff
National Republican., 1877-11-01

Baptist Church and the following day the wife de-
serted her licge lord and has remained absent ever
since,
National Republican., 1877-11-01

CLEANSE the system aud purify the blood remoy.
Ing dyspepsia sick headache, constipation and all
diseases caused by disordercd stomach or liver.
Quirks Irish Tea win do 1t, Sold by all druggists
Price 25 cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-11-01
CITY ITEMS.

WELLS ORIGINAL MACHisE.sPREAp HsENGTHEs-
mo PLAsTERs.
The Oldest and the best. All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists Twenty,
twenty-five and thirty cents, according TO size.
YOUNG people pay attention TO your testh. Clean
them daily with fhurstOn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der, the best dentifrice known. II will preserve
their whiteneSs through life, prevent decay and
toothache. Much pain and trouble Is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time. Price,
25 and 20 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-11-01
THE LECTURE OF THE SEASON

DT. CHARLES II. FOWLER, the great preacher OF
the West Centennial orator for the State OF Illinois,
aud editor New York ldrocGtG Will lecture at Foundry
Church next THURSDAY EVENING, November |.
subject: Great Deeds OF Great Men" Tickets
40 cents ut the BOOKSTORES deserved seats, 76 ccnls
ut llallaniyne's and Whittakor's. . oct9i.5t
National Republican., 1877-11-01

FFFT THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON
II LID IL EASY EEET DEPEND. and thou.
sands visit IR., WHITES Establishment, opposite
Mlllard,s Hotel; for relief nom and avoidance Of
ExcIescences, &c. Established in Washington In 1851
aotly
National Republican., 1877-11-01
Court Calendars for To-Day.

CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No 1876, Johnson and Co. VS.. Tyler & Black
ford; 2Ol, Garfield, Bro. & Co. vs. Voss; 2O5 Young
vs. Mattinsly; 2O7, Duyull VS.. Burgess 4 Stlckncyi
g9, Jarboe VS. Cody; 2li Secor vs. Gross; 2l2,
Teubur VS.. Huber; IA, Burchcll vs.. Carpenter:
2l7, Mut,at vs.. Rcdman; 2lJ, Johnson & Co: VS..
Tyler; 2ll. Waters vs. BOss 2sa barbour & Ham.
ilton vs. Tyler; 22i Huhn vs. Hooper; 216, Davis
vs.. Lewis; III District Of Columbia vs. Washington
Market Company,
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTICE oLIN.
Joseph Stephenson larceny Ralph I h Dmas ar"n:
Emma Massey. arson; Emma Massey, larceny
Charles Eberhard, burglary and larceny Robert
Buchanan, assault with intent to kill John Dud-
ley and George Williams larceny, second offence
John Stewart assault with intent to kill.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
AMUSEMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
nS- Observe that the present week will be the only
opportunity TO witness the
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
AND HER MERRY COMPANY,
COMPRISING EXCEEDlNG FIFTY ARTISTS.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
An entirely new buTlesque. the most mirthiul
yet produr,i, The Lrsat Boston and
Philadelphia success,
OXYGEN; on, GAS IN BuRLESQUE METRE.
ia one d I, entitled
How 10 MAKE HOME HAPPY.
FRIDAY, Farewell Benefit OF Lydia Thompson,
BLUE BEARD" and the HEAfHEN CHI iNEE"
Played exceeding LOO times and witnessed eleven
times by their Royal Hiyhnes-eJ the Primes and
Princess Cf Waller.
=. saturday MNtinee-ROnISs) CRUSOE,
When the pri eB viii bs; o rnrsira and rs,rved
seats, u RdniSsIo I, 10 cents.
Saturday Evcning-A Grand poubie n
OXYGEN and 3 puo Z II ON BLUE BEARD
November S-PISK DOMlSOES, octal-tf
National Republican., 1877-11-01
Amu.en.nts Tonight

FOUNDRY CHuRCH.-Dr. FOwicr's Lecture.
NATIONAL THEArRE-Lydia Thompson-OXygen
OPERA HousE-Tony Pastors Variety Company.
THEATRE CoNIQUE-Grand Variety Company.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
CITY RESIDESCEs OF MEMBERS OF
THE FORTY-FTFTH CONGRESS.

[senatOrs and Members VIII confer a fnvor upon
usby notifylngus Of changes in their residences We
will aim to make list Of residences correct as
possible. and we ask their aid 10 that end.
National Republican., 1877-11-01

s. PANTS to order. EsENAS BROS, 7th aud y
CnILDRES's blouse saits, at EIsEMAS Bros.
National Republican., 1877-11-01

FALL ultsrs. EsEAAS Bros, seventh and L.
BOYS suits EBEMAS BRos, cor. Seventh and 4.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
GEORG ETOUS NEWS,

CmILDREx's suits. ErsGNAx Bros, cor. 7th and i
National Republican., 1877-11-01

81 CHILD suits. EIsEMAS Bios, seventh and +
FULL dress suits. at EtsEMAS Bros
National Republican., 1877-11-01

CsE J. Bury's pipsiScwu. II cures gravel drop.
steal swelings. alterations OF the kidneys Sc.
Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
still Ahead.

still Ahead.
The SIC sll.wool cashmere suits sold by ROMAN
& Cox, 5O7 Seventh street have no equal
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-07
ELE GRAPHIC.
NV York, Jan. 3

NEW York, Jan. 3.
At Pottsvillc, Pennsylvania, ycstcr-
day, Il fire which threatens to DO even
more serious in its consequences than
is usual with colliory fires, broke out i'll
tho deep workings Of the LyI;cns Valley
mines thirty miles west of this place.
There nrc four collicries all connected
by underground passages, and together
their workings form one Of tho largest
,subicrrnncan galleries III The world huy-
ing continuous communication about
ten miles in straight line. They pro.
ducc tho we'll known Lykcns Valley
conl; soft semi.Ruthracite which burns
readily; quality 10 which tho rapid
spread OF the fro il doubtless owing.
The miners NIL escaped, but cighty.iivo
mules persisted. Even il tho fire is un-
der control, which Is now snid, but
doubled, tho mines must 10 closed for
weeks, disomploying five hundred men.
Tho TTiLmeS Washington special
says: "Jnst now the fHvorite solution Of
tho Presidential complication Il TO hold
n new election noXt, Fail, aud TO allow
the President Of the Scilatc, whoever
Ito may bc, after tho ith OF March, to
administer the Office nj interim. This IL
TO DC brought about, according TO tho
gossip Of the Hobbies aud cloak.rooms n,
tho Capitol, by Democrats in tho
Senate" .''
| Tho lrorhfs Washington special con
FIRMS this report, and says II n nov
election comes of Hayes will not b,
thought Of, but some new candidate
probably blaine or Morton. .
| New YonR, jan. 3.
Excitement exia,s hero among CuJan
oil II rumor that tho mail steamer Ncuy,
CnbRno, plying between tho Island o
pinca Rnd Bntabano OH the South Shur
OF Cuba, had been captured In simi
lar fashion TO tho Mohtozumn. Th
run between these ports 10 made i
twelve honrs, and nj last accounts ia
Ncuyo Cubano Ind been out five DAYS
Sho had OH board II largo lumber Of pc
litical prisoners who wcrc being acn
from Tho Island OF Pines 10 work at IN
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-07
THE s1LvEI, NIL.

Tho Virginia Enterprise, u fOw days
ago, in nm abio article on flnonco, on.
dorscd tho Blind silver bill, md gnyo
worry excellent rcnsons for SO doing. 1t
seemed, TO us TINT tho course OF reason
ing WIS particularly sound, md also
possessed tho mort Oh being very plain
and comprehensive in striking contrast
with its political arguments. w
It's a littlo amusing to noto tho wldc
difference Of opinion entertained by
great financial doctors. Tho San Fran
siseo Chronicle in Mondays issue, re.
forring 10 this same bill says:
otis singular that persons so iguor-
ant OF tho certain consequences OF tho
passage OF tho Silver Bill, rs TO DO un.
ablo 10 pcrcciy tho injuries II would In.
Giot upon tho country, shoall presume
70 put themselves forward ns guides Of
public opinion. ~ stfF e .ti''i
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-07
ouIt solrn-m't.>r rorxD AK.

Thc Eurckn Scm:6.ci Of the ith inst. +,
in referring TO the notice Of Senator
Ca-tidy That Lo would introduce into
lilo Senate bill by the passage Of Which
Eureka County will gobbln up, without
Inotl"y n,ll without In;ce, large slice Of
territory from the southwest border of
Eiko county, snys "This measure We
believe to DO cinimcnt!y proper" or
course it does, because by the prov:s-
ions of this bill Eureka is to take pos
session Of that which justly und prop
crly belongs to Elko, without being
obliged TO give anything in return
therefore. This is precisely
the doctrine Of the roal-agent;
he.i Ssaes. in I. ;lio !!lossession OF
another that which he covcts, aud
immediately resolves that transfer of
such raluables TO himself, is .'e,nimcmtIy
proper" Iii tie same article, n pnlia.
ton of the proposed ut nck on the rights
OF Ellio, is attempted by the statement
that Elko has already received without
compensation, anu practically" fro,a
Eureka, TINT portion Of the country ly-
ing between the list and I2d parallels.
How practically from Eureka The
county OF Elko was formed in 1869, and
it's ,,bOupdnriGs defined, whereas the
county of Eureka wua not organized
until 1873. Tho inter then attempted
to make it appear that Elao's sur.
vcy VIM Incorrect, and spent time
md money in Il rc-survcy with
tho hope of proving an ec.or, but
was Obliged. to. abandon that schcmc,
mid there tho matter rested until the
projected nurrow.guago gave that par
ticular territory Il prospective value
which has since been realized, and
each succeeding Legislature has since
bccL importuncd TO take money out of
Elko's treasury with which 10 enrich
that of Eurekn,I just hccnusn n. few si,-
pient gentlemen think such action
"cminently proper" The people Of
Ellto had no disposition to be captious
i'll this matter, and had Eureka mani
tested an inclination 10 net justly, by Of
fcrinE even inadequate compensation
for tho property surrendered, SHE might
have had pcacrable possession of the
territory, and the iniliction upon tho
Legislature OF one local quarrel less
Would have been tho result.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-07

IN THE DISTRICT CUEitT of TIE
/ SIulh Judicial District. ~ the state 81 No.
vndA, III aud tor th" County nf ElE1. Joseph
Van Camp, pl lniilf. Hgaimst Cecilia Van CI,nr,
Iicfcidcni. Action brought Ia tho District
Court 81 the Sinth judicial pIar!Ct ~ the state
Uf SoyAdn, IN and fpT Tho County RI Elku. aud
illc complaint fled IN the ClicU Of tho Clerk Uf
n 81 District Court.
TIIE STATE an SEvADA SENDS GREETING
10 CECELN SAS CAMP. defendant. Yuu arO
hrTcIy required To- alVrar In an action brought
District Court of tho Simih Judicial district Of
the STATE Of Nevada. ia aud FOR III" County Of
Eiku. and Ia answer tho CImli laini fled lhrfcn
within 10 days exclusive ni the Ilay Of ErTyiccl
after tho sCrYiGn Oh you Uf ,hia summons II
served Within thla County! or, II rCrvcl ont ui
this County, Int 81 this district, within twenty
days. Oihorwisn, within forty tiaya-.ur JuhI.
mont hy default will In taken hgiinFt you, nc
cor,Iirg To the IIAyor uf said complaint Tho
said action Il btIushI ~ obtain 4 Judgment anil
decree uf this Cndit dlstViTng Tho bond ui mat.
TimOiy CIi'tinr hHi"Ccn plaintiff Rud defend.
nut. On tho EruuniH 81 s'tlipn, hs Will ,untc
| fully appear hy reference 10 the cnmpiiint uIl
Mo IL my once.
appear and answer said complaint ne nhDYc &c.
| Tuircd. the sad pldnIin viii apply 10 Tho Court
| Tor this r"lici therein demanded,
| Given under my hand aud tho FCai NJ tho
| District Court IL tho Smith Judicial
| t..,,, District Uf tho taiU 81 Nevada. Conn.
''""I ty Of EikO, thia al day nf December,
| III The year Of oar IDri Onc thousand
| IiI,it hundred aud Fcyrnty.aT
| q. y. GNEi y. Clerk,
BtECEr 4 VISIBLE. Plaintiff Attorneys.
Ji.JQd