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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22


INDICATED BATHS ARE EXPENSIVE. Not
SO, however, Genn's Sulphur Soap, a cheap
| and efficient substitute, which answers the
same purpose as far as local diseases of the
| skin. rheumatism and govt are concerned.
HfHs Instantaneous Hair Dye produces
| natural effects and is safe.
A DISEASED IMAGINATION is the usual con-
comitant OF torpid stomach. There is no
| complaint to which humanity Is subject which
the dySpeptic does not at different times sup
| pose that he has, or is about to have. The
| only way to diSabuSe the sufferers mind of
| l0fuse life and vlgor into his digestive organs
and the most potent preparation for this pur-
pose is HostetteT's Stomach Bitters.
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Don't fail
| to procure Mrs. WinSlo,cs Soothing Syrup for
an diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
| ferers Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
| eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
3 avoid limitations; Book and Journal, with par
Galvanic Co.. New York city. 6,25,d&k1y
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No SOC G street
| near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
| European invention, he is enabled to do his
| work in a manner not TO be equalled by those
| not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
superior work: N. B.-A speciality of his con
| ssts in removing spots from costly party dress
es; Is years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots eftectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for Is cents.
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LOCAL NEWS.


National 7heater.-Miss Fanny Davenport
in "Pique.'
Varieties.
Seminary Hotel, Ge0rgetolrn.- So
ciety Pound Party.
Siyth Presbyterian Cturch.-Concertb by the
HutchinsOns.
Curtis, Han, Ge0rgetoun.-Grand Concert
and Exhibition.
Odd FeLOtrs' HdH.-Seventh annual Ball of
the West End HihernIan Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22
Condensed Locals.

From j. G. Parker we have the New York
IaperS In advance of the mails.
Annual meeting of Republic Savings and
bundlng Association tonight. See notice.
Frank POSey tDuncanSOn Brothers DOgter)
on Saturday night discovered A Browns black
smith shop on & street, near 9th. was OH fire,
and that box filled with cOmbuStibleS had
been sci beside the shop and ignited. POSey
and another man eXtinguished the flames be
itTe much damage was done
Street lamps Will be lighted tonight at :0I
pm, and extingui>hed at 2 am.
A young man named VIM. Bean jumped
from street car on Ith street, near h, Satur-
day while 1t was In motion, and falling under
meath had his right ankle crushed by the car
running over it.
Up to date six games have been played in the
International chess tourney now in progress
as recently mentioned in The STAR. The sore
stands three for America and three for Great
britain.
Henry HOdesteT, an emplOye in the Potomac
Terra Gotta works, in the county, had hand
and arm ShOckingly mangied Saturday by be
ing caught in the machinery DTS. B. E. Adams
and Park Young amputated the crushed
limb.
party OF gypsies, six families have eu-
canned at ROach'S spring. beyond the long
bridge They are ragged and dirty set. with
dogs and horses for sale: The foul language
used to a gentleman yesterday for expressing
ms GoHbtS as to the age of one of their favor
ne horses. show them to be 4 low and vicious
set.
The First Baptist church, of Mount Pleasant
Plains was organized yesterday. There We're
y. w. n. y.
James \. Richardson. Rev. j. w. Roam was
chosen moderator, and &. Is. Stewart clerk
James beleW sends pamphlet. Ike Church
and Civilization, by Pope Leo KILL
Driven out III the Capitol grounds, the chill
dTen advanced on the White House grounds
to-day and rolled eggs down the terraces back
OF the Mansion. and played among the Shub-
berry q their hearts content.
M the Easter service of the Sabbath ScbO1!
OF Ascension church yesterday the offerings
amounted to- : 5N.&5.
The EoStOn OhSerrer. paper devoted 10 the
int rests Of the cOOred race, has secured w
L. Chase. q weli-hnOwn cOlOTed resident of this
city, as It's Washington correspondent.
There were OnlytwelYe arrests by the police
Tor the q hours ending at O'Clock this morn
ing three being nitrd States cases and the
others mostly pTunkS.
The Senate committee on the District
have accepted the invitation Of the Fire Com
mlSSInnerS 10 IHSpec, the fire department of
The District, and have appointed Thursday
next, 18th inst. for such inspection. The hour
has not vet been fixed.
A boy, about five years Old. with light hair
dressed IN gray clothes trimmed with black
white collar, red npcktie and red stockings. is
AT The office OF the lndepe Hdent Ice company,
corner of 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., this afternoon. having been left there b.
a gentleman who found him Straying about
The streets The little fellow is unable to give
ms name plainly, and don't know where he
lives.
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ATAusemenfs.

Ndtio11al 1h.ater.-Miss Fanny Davenport
h IL PSn mere CHS evening as Mabel Renfrew
Ill and a aoaue Miss Davenport, is a charming
Gnu acioip .piShed actress and will, no doubt,
meme nneeS Ine. reception she merits. She is we'll
sapPor ed by Augustin Dailys New York com
anas Tomorrow evening, in honor OF Shak-
speAre's birthday, LAS You Like IT, will be
Presented.
Theater C5n,ique.-"Pink Dominoes' will be
, given at the Comique this week, and WILL with
the usual excellent varieties, constitute most
Seminary Hotel, Georgetopn.-A pound
party, for the benefit of the aged poor, will be
given here this evening by the ladies of the
well attended
son family give here this evening their last
concert previous to their visit to Philadelphia
:, curtis HdM, GeorGetoTR.- the direc-
non non OF MI: r. A. Wilson, an entertainment
of the Mount Pleasant Sabbath school
O6d teuolgS HGN;-The seventh annual ball
OF the West End Hibernian Society will take
place here this evening.
Ho?tnt Iern0n Place Church.-Rev. w. P.
Harrison, ID. D., lectures here tomorrow eve
i ang SUBJ 81 Ct National Sentiment Es
me Ctrcus.-Campbell's great New York
and Philadelphia circus and geological col
lection Will exhibit on the corner of 9th and
streets wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Mss Wares Beneft.-A benefit rendered
Miss Anne d.. Ware, who has been so gen
Ciouo III IcnuellhS nel SefNlceS TO cnaf1GiOle
entertainments, will come off at Tallmadg &c
hall next Thursday evening. "Out to Nurse
and I'm and Out of Place" will be presented
Between these two will be a recitation by Miss
ware, and The Little Street Sweeper" by
little Eva Henderson.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET, April p. 1879.
Sold by r. A. Golden & Bro. Fish Agents
1000 shad, from sl4 to $40 per 100; $4,000 her
ring from s. to 81 per Loo
Buy YOUR BOYs' CLOTHING at the Bows,
Clothing House of 3. Robinson & Co. No. 800
PENNSYLVANIA aVpnUP-Adlr
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CITY ITEMS.

No INJURIOUS substance enters into the
compound of L0ditte's Headache Specific
Cures in 5to 70 minutes. Sold only by first
class druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

FROM THE TRUMPET AND UNIVERSAL
IST MAGAZINE
Many OF our personal friends have been cured
ny the PERUVIAN SYRUP, hut we have one
proof more powerful than all these and thai is
OUR OWN PERSONAL EXpERIENCEI No
ahthority can pat this dOwn-uo argument can
contradict il: and no good word shall be spared on
our part until knowledge of this blessing shall be
spread broadcast among The people,
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SPRING SUITS,
PANTAlOONS.
BOYS SUITS.

BOYS SUITS.
Boys Suits, SO.
Boys Suits, 20.
Boys Suits, IS.
Boys Suits 81.
Boys Suits, So.
Boys Suits, S..
Boys Suits, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-
twlsle:-P. Iuomey, construct a twO-stOry
brick shop, 49,, between ID and sts. 81 ,60j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

PUT SO IN YOUR POCKET and visit liable
Bros. clothing house, corner ID and 7th SITS.
You can select from q varieties a handsome
dressy cashmere frOck suit for only $40 Ha
Die Bros certainly lead the town on $40 full
suitS.-Adu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

Call ana Examine My Stock Before
Purchasing Elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

THE ODD FELLOWS of the District will eeIe
brate the ffty-ninth anniversary of their
order on Thursday next, the 18th Instant At
and Grand Encampment of the District will
proceed to the City Hall, in front of which the
uniformed Battalion of Patriarchs of the Dis
iiet VIII pe assembled for drill and review.
A urge number of the Uniformed PatriarchS
OF Baltimore have been invited and are px
peeted TO participate in the proceedings, At
hiSht leVee IN honor Of the Baltimore visitors
Will be held at Odd Fellows Hall. on -tb street
Ihe baltimore visitors will be entertained at
the Metropolitan Hotel. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

LADIES Isle THREAD GLOVES, job lot, at
10 cents pair at Chas. Baum's, 40S It'll street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

HE SHAhEsPERIAN ANNIvERSAFY-TO-
morrow. Tuesday, April I'D. is the anniyer-
safy OF Shakespeare'S birthday: Manager
Ford makes its Observance more prominent.
PROBABLY, than any other theatrical manager
al the stage, BY producing the sweet pastoral
comedy OF As You Like It," in this city with
The hneSt of actrtSSeS-MiSS Fanny Dayen-
port as ROSalind, with her woodland Song of
the Cuckoo, and Augustin Days great com
Idly IN the other characters, inclusive of that
aeh9ht1ul actor, Charles Fisher, as jacques
Ills recitation OF The Seven Ages" will i'm
itself, he rare treat In Baltimore Edwin
Booth appears as Hamlet. The following lines.
written fourteen years ago for the National
I1tteNgencer, on the occasion OF the tri-can-
tennary of Shakespeare, may be appropriate
iy republiShed here:
During this week is the celebration of the
three hundredth anniversary of the birthday
of Shakespeare What countless and grand
procession wait upon him, They come from
All laldSTlnd OF all tongues; from the throne
from the seat OF Justice, from the senate house
from The forum, from all the high places OF the
MIND. I0etS, actors, orators, statesmen, law
yeIS, SculptOrS soldiers painters, literature i'm
all It's branches. the home of the millionaire
and the cabin OF the lonely. the stricken heart
denied human sympathy, the prisoner in his
Cell, all civilized life and rank. all grades and
conditions Of mankind, whether these condi-
lions Belong to the external life which they act
on the stage OF the world or to the souls
drama-each and all of these, next to the HOLY
blble, are most indebted for household
words OF living comfort, encouragement and
noble guidance To immortal Shakespeare And
10 they sven the thrOng; All rivalry is dumb
Before the genius of the Mighty Master. They
come from the palace of ease, from the din OF
labor, from colleges, from the school, from the
high places of Christianity and Judaism They
come from the battlefield, WhereOn his grand
patriotic inspiration DreatheS a blast a1moSf
as stirring as the appeal of the gorgeous ban
her beneath which the ranks tread onward
10 victory or death. They come from the tenn
pies OF our homes: our lOyeIieSt and pureSf
youth and middle life and age-aU do homage
10 this world benefdctOr. His fame en-
afges every hour; and thus will it be till the
end of Time-fOr Shakespeare is monarch of
The universal heart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

The TEMPERANCE MoyEMEST.-The Frank
I'm Legion held an enthusiastic meeting Sat
tlday evening, and the exercises We're very
interesting. consisting Of addresses BY Cant
Brown of Philadelphia Rev. w. H. Read OF
california: MIR. James Cunningham, of West
Va, ara Rev. DIR. kendrick, of Pa: readings
by Miss Foster and Mr.. PalmOni Instrumental
music by Miss Addie Prospect. and vocal bv
Mrs Daniels, Miss Emma Davis Miss Kate
Webster, and the Mount Vernon Quartette
Club. Yesterday afternoon an interesting
meeting was held, az which speeches were
made by Captain j. III. Brown. of PhiIadeIphia .
Col. Theodore Hyatt, of Military Academy.
Chester, Pa: James Nj. Buchanan and Rev
DR. hendrick. Miss Florence Hopkins and
oI0ther favored The audience with singing.
Inc DaShdWayS had Il crowded house last
night IN Lincoln Hall. Mr.. j. B. Wheeler pre-
sided, and addresses were made by MeSSrS
Miller, Col Theodore Hyatt of the Military
Academy. Chester, Pa; Jules Simon, Ed
Humphrey, and Charles Nj. Nye. The solos by
Miss Sallle WesthOrpe, and Miss Florence
Hopkins were highly appreciated by the au-
aiehce- DaShaway meeting was held at the
ilth street wharf yesterday afternoon. con-
Quoted by vice President Frank Beside Ad-
dresses were made by C.. W. LitehfeId, Vim.
): BOYD, James I. Lee, Ed. Humphrey Charley
Nye, ThOs. l.. Miller, and Rev. Wr, Raad ana
81 regulars, signed the pledge.
Inc East Washington Reform Climb elected
saturday night: ThOS. HinIine president. I
George Garland and 7. Walter MiteheII vice
presidents John e. Moore, secretary. Edwin
III. JONES' financial secretary: J. q Rates
treasurer; Nathaniel Brewer chaplain Vim
Sword librarian, with SOmerfeld Martin aS.
m the navy yard yesterday under the auspices
of this club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

cOttOn), l5c.; beautiful spring dress o goo mN'
every color and every shade, IS Is, 20. 25FS a.
soc; We have Just received about 500 pieces;
OF beautiful spring dress, the largest assort-
tings, every color and every shade. New
paraSOls, new paraSOlS, new paraSolS. Carter s.
III Market Space-ddft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

WE have sold one thousand Q.OO)) Yards of
our real satin finish (Guinet make) black silks
al $50 since February -. 1873 We believe
sLZ2. We are selling an excellent QUALIFY
aeasy gro grain black silk at 81 This silk is
eo1prla bargain. COlOred silks colOred silks,
so{ored silks: in beautiful light and dark
S SHSfs- Plaid silks Checked silks strinad
GINS Carter's, I'll Market SpaeeIN4dJf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22
THE GOKR rs.

Buy YOUR BOYs' CLOTHING at the Bows
Clothing House of 3. Robinson & Co., No. 900
PENNSYLVANIA avenue -Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

VIM 1S sa, LICENSES have been issued tn
gan and Annie AMY s9 Bur Mary MARKS; Henry Nelly
Anna Z Salinas; Thos. DeernE u roFd and
S Shds Noble Dorsey and Florence BroW 2S
Mains and Sa TaS E saFe5 Elan tSaay
ter and Maria FitZhugh. 'oih ear'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

RosToN SHOE AUCTION HOSE.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG,
9SI Pennsylvania IreBUe,
BETWEEN Al AND eTH STREETS
complete for the 26n
SPRING AND SUMNER SEAsoN. lN
OUR PRICES TO LEAD THIS SIDE OF Eos.
TUN.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
QUO PAIRS Gents Low Quarter Shoes IL. 81 OK
Sd60: ~ 81 30. 50, and 81. BucsIe, Ties and
l'ot0 IE.lr: Mems Caters. fromsI 81 81 25 n IN
S2 " 90, 50, 81 and So. ~
0tU pairs Men S Working Shoes, rs cents
Large iol Men 5 Last ing and Morocco, 90 cents
LaaleS' wear. fine Kid Button Circle and Front
seam u, u 90. 30, up TO IS. Ladies' FoYeJS
button. 81, u 20, VI. 90 ~. So so ana So Also
ram Lasting Lace IN m 65c. To So 80
Lau,eN FINE Lev Quar,er 3-butt,n, 75r 81
u 70, 81 90, 50. Buckle, the same price ",
large iot OF Ladies' Slippers, 35c. per pair
PERSONS purchasing goods to the anon Al of 81
charge. "b ri0e u
EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED.
am determined 10 DO a RUSHING BUSINESS
pTtltl ing 10 turn Goods into Money rather than
see Them lay ide on our shelves. N
AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAY ANn EPI
APP 19-3m DAY ~ w rhA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET, April p. 1879
Sold by Il. A. Golden & Bro Fish Agents.
1000 shad, from Sl4 to $40 per 1907 $4,000 her
ring from s. to 81 per 1.n00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

AN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON SAYS:
=" have used the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
time past: it gives me NEW VIGDR BIJoY-
ANC Or SPIRITS, FL ASTICITG OF MUS
CLE.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, SchlOGb agt. Clark; argued and sub
mitted.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Wylie.
To-day. +: +. Grant, ObStructing public re-
cords: on trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Augustus Jay to John O'Day, Sl79 Is; lot q
square sO5. Walter Evans, trustee, to c. b
fearS0D, trustee, 5; sub-lOts A to 46, square
OF land on Grant road in the county, contain
ing one quarter acre. j. c. Fay. ct al, trus
tees. to Walter Evans, trustee, 500: sub lot Is
square 23S. L. W. and G. A TOlman to W. c.
TOlman, $3.50; part lot ,. square al. Alder
Gleason to w. 5. Thompson, 5000; lot II
square 42I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

The EASTER SERVICES in the churches YES
ter4ay, according to the programme publShe
gIegatiOns to the various places of worship
The following was the programme of Easter
services at st. Paul'S English Lutheran
church, not heretofore published in THE STAR:
- See from the Tomb the Saviour Rise - Lee
noX, Easter Anthem" Gloria in EXcelsis,'
''old Hundred" ChOir-D. G.. ". Ourand di-
mer, Ourand and Mrs. Our&Id alti, Misses
Myers and Frazier; TENOR, MeSSrS Muth and
Carly; basSi, MeSSrS. Thomson, Burroughs.
Della DOmer.
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BASE BALL:-There was large assemblage
Viii Win sprinkiing of ladies, inside the base
jail Ual grounds last Saturday afternoon to wit
baltlmore and the Nationals of this city. The
a l nio was RAJ rather dun, and very one sided At
rn , ciOS t me Nationals had secured thirteen
one. There was plenty of bad playing and
'Ome good playing on both sides f'o Gnu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

The CONTEST FOR THE MERRICK MEDAL
by the Philodemic society of Georgetown col
I'd. the question for debate being :-stIS i
conducive to the public welfare and withiI
the legitimate powers of government that tn,
state should provide the means of education
and enforce ii by mandatory enactments?'
The contestants will be r. ID. Walsh, of thi.
city, and c. A. De COurcy, of Massachusetts
In the Affirmative; and Z. s. Ives Virginia
tive. -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18

The new dwelling house of F. G. Parker. on the corner of Beach and Summit Ave nues, is fast drawing to completion, and is another valuable improvement added to the large number of costly dwelling houses that grace the western border of our village sur rounded by stately pines, with their silvery pinnacles.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18
THE PREHISTORIC RACES.

Hubert Bancroft, in his great work, ''ThC Native Races" devotes a chapter to the ruins of Arizona and New Mexico, from which thu following scraps of history, and the Author: theories with regard to the prehistoric races that once inhabited this country are gleaned:
 These remains were first discovered by the Spaniards in the middle of the 16th century. Cabeza de Yaca wandered to New Mexico in 1885. F. Manode Niza penetrated into Arizona from Sinaloa in 1539. Vasvue de Corondo reached the Pueblo towns on the Rio Grande in 1540. Antonio de Espejo followed the valley thereofto the same points in 1883, and in 1895 Juan de 0nate conquer ed New Mexico. All these explorers visited the great ruins, and found some of the towns still inhabited, But the most complete in- vestigations have been incidental to expedi- tions made under the authority of the United States, in surveying boundary lines, and in other typographical explorations. The ex- tensions of the Ogden and Southern Cali fornia Railroad and its great connecting line, the Southern Pacific Railroad, through Arizona will begin at once to arouse the at. tention of scholars and archeologists, and those ruins will become an object of pill grimage. Mr. Bancroft groups these arch. cological curiosities as follows:
 lst. The remains of ancient stone and adobe buildings in various stages of disintc- grafton and decay.
 sd. Structures of stone or earth, the pur- pose of which is now difficult to tell owing to slight examination of the ruins.
 Sd. Agricultural structures, such as ace quias and zanjas, or extensive irrigating ditches and canals.
 4th. Fragmentary pottery.
 9th. Stone and shell implements and orna- ments.
 9th. Painted or wrought figures oa can yon wall, cliffs, powders and the sides of natural caves.
 IN SUMMING UP. The facts, MT. Bancroft concludes:
 1st. That these structures do not bear any internal evidence of their age. Many were foursshing towns when the Spaniards came in.
 2d. That these relics and ruins s.bear no resemblance whatever" to other groups in the South. The mounds of the Aississippil valley. the pyramids of Anahuac and of the central Mexico platean. the ruined cities of r fucatan and Copan are not, in his judge ment, in any way identical. There is not the slightest resemblance with the evidence of prehistoric human life left elsewhere on the continent. He does not believe that they arc the aztecs or any people like them. Is they were found in Anahuac.
 Sd. The Pueblo and Moquis still inhabit similar buildings. To their prior tleve,op- nent must these remains be traced.
 4th. Arizona, New Mexico. and northern shilhuahua were once inhabited by semi civilized people, agricultural in character. h They were found by the Apache. They have lcarly disappeared, and their works have aumbIed under the oppression of the Castii an and the warfare oi the savage Apache. The probabilities grow stronger daily that he whole region will soon hs thoroughly { xplofpd. '
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18
Assessment Notice.
Coyote Stock Ranch.

kighfeeE miles frozl Prescott best of rang and water Terms, e per head per month. Stock alled for once week at Prescott iced yard
 THOMAS SAUNDERS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18
LEGAL BLANKS. O EUcyy Class and Kind.

Aiwsys Assx and for safe. st the NxrR ssEce. d. pnes snch lawyer iasfioe sf :Se pescs s- oshs- -2ces ca ssks5nsssy 6zd zzal <itA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18
Summons.
IS THE DISTRICT CoURT, THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY YAvAPAI. [
 AssxL JEwErr, Pltf.

AssxL JEwErr, Pitf.
 vs- SUMMONS. s. O. FREDERICK, HUGo RICH ARDS AND GEo. ". BOWERS dfts
 Action brought fin the District Court of the Third J- dcal District in and for the County of Yavapa fin the Territory of Arizona.
 Frederick.
 You are hereby summoned snd required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain t, in the District Court of the Third Judicial District m and for the County of Yayapn i the Territory af Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk or this Court at Prescott in said County Ca copy of which complaint accompanies this sun1nons), within twenty days exeiusve of the day Of serviee after e ser vice upon you of this sumrnons if in this Cou- y; but II served out of the County, and wfiss s. District then within thirty days in ali other eases forty days. Andyou hereby notified that if you fa to appear and answer the complaint as above reqnised the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief derssdes therein, aud for all costs and disbursements Ia said ae- ton. Given under my hand snd the seal of the said Dirfct Court at Prescott, this 26th day og December, A. b. lo". WILLIAM WrLKKRsos, Clerk
 JOHN HOWARD AND E. W. ARAM,
 Attorneys for Plaintiff.