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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20
Miscellaneous.

CTATE OF TEXAS-CoUNTY ov
~ TRAYS.
To the Honorable County Clerk Of Travis
The undersigned would respectfully report
and represent the following described estrays
tO-wit:
bay horse, IL or IL years old. AZ hands high
branded VB, connected, on left shoulder; gentle
! black horse, 8 years old, white feet. white
stripe in face, IL hands high, branded j. with
bar over II, on left shoulder, one ear split.
bay stallion. about 10 hands hiRh CT {
years old, branded T on LEFT shoulder snd 3 nu
blue roam horse, about IA hsnds high. n
years old, branded A, with bar on top, under a
spanish brand on left hip, and Spanish brand
black mare. 3 years old, IL hands hiph,
branded and counter-bEAnded HDc, connected
on LEFT shoulder, and y on came sheulder.
b,a so hsnd hosss about u years Old is hands
der HE, the HE connected, ard on left thigh
/. and double leaf on ssme thigh.
brown horse, II hands high, SoT 10 years Old,
branded T on left thigh and counter-brended
and o On eht shoulner, right hind foot white
brown horse. aoouI years old, l4ls hands
high, branded A, with bar over top, ON isff Jew,
same hip.
bay msre, about years old, star in forehead.
hind feet white. ~ hands hteh, branded with
tqnaIe. with bar extended above on right side.
gray mare, Tyears Old. II hands HIGH, branded
5 on left shoulder.
sorrel horse colt. year, old 10 brand
roam horse colt year, old, no brand
] bay rAre, S years old Is hands hfph
blotehed btand, on right hip
bay mare. yesre old. y hands high, snip on
nose. branded 8, on left shoulder
bay mare, Year, old. - hands HIGH. branded
+. with above Il, ON lcft shoulder
gray stallion. years old, 49, hAnce hIea.
branded with anchor with circle over TOP
A. g. CHAMPION
Commissioner for Trayis Co, Tezss.
aB1s Mt
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20
The Division I'm smith County DE.
moeraey.

TYLER, May -, 1880.
About the time Reagan aud Col.
Herndon became candidates for the
nomisation for Congress In 1875, for
some fesson Col. Henry, Horace Chill
ton, Webb Finley and others formed q
club Of Democrats in Tyler (Club No.
q who were oppused to the nominal
ton Of Herndon. They worked vlg-
orously against himis for Reagan in
the congressional convention. Hsrn-
don was defeated and Reagan nomin-
ated sitter warm contest, After ttlat
tins each of the clubs kept up ttisse
distinct organizations. There was no
very serious difference between them
until the county convention to. nomi-
nate ; representative, etc. In 1873
Col. Bonner was placed IN nomination
and defeated by the county Democracy
with the aid.of part of Club No. .,
but in which contest Finley was sup
posed TO have supported Bonner. A
Mr.. Henderson ran Independent against
the regular nominee who had defeated
Bonner, and the bulk of the Bonner
Herndon brsnch voted for HendeT-
son, with whose aid the Republicans
elected him IS well as the entire Iode-
pendent ticket for the county with
the exception OF the district clerk,
consisting partly OF ultra Republicans.
Since that time the county Democracy
and Club No. 2 have taken occasion
To have it understood that Messrs.
Bonner and Herneop's course does not
have the approval Of the party Of the
county, and when Col. Bonner was
presented for delegate TO the late
Galveston convention he was defeated
hy large iaaiority. He and Hsrn-
tlon were on hand at Galveston sud de-
feated Chiffon a. ; delegate 10 Cincin-
natl from this district, and elected
Herndon by one-half OF one vote.
GoFernoF Roberts is very strong in
Smith county, and Will be warmly in
dorsed snd supported for renomina-
ton. So far IS 1t can he ascertained,
there is no decided choice Tor 2ny Of
the other state officers.
! find from expressions from repre-
sentative men here attending the fed
erai court and men seen on my route,
that Senator Storey, OF CsldVoll
county. is very ieforahly conside1pd
for the position Of lieutenant governor
by Governor R0ber,s supporters. an
inclined to- think be would receive ;
good support IL th.s part Of the state.
II. 9. J.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

DOCUMENTS charging Mayor Kallock
with corruptly receiving money from
applicants for employment,under the
city government and asking that he be
removed from Office haYe been present.
ed to the Superior Court at San Fran
cisco. He deserves place with Dem
nis Kearney, the quandom Greenback-
Labor champion, in the penitentiary,
aud 1t begins to appear as though he
wilt get his deserts.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

Isham CappsFas hung last Friday 81
Fort Worth foshe rape Of Mrs. Thorn.
ton. lie acknowledged the crime ion
the scaffoId, I'D said he committed
two other siilar crimes, for which
two ptisone IN isil were awaiting
trial. He I'd he had religion, and
that he vasisppier than anybody in
the vast cfxd waiting to see the last
of him. / said 81 was q soldier
in the Uni army for two years; am
now soi6r Of the cross.n His neck
was brokt and, thanks TO the inter-
ventian oA6man Law, he at once took
seat on ne night hand of glory.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

TnE Communication of Henry shAter,
the case thAt turned the editor of the
Telegram into raying lunstic, gave
general satisfaction at Longview,
where the man was sentenced to be
hung. The Nee Era says; "When
the dispatch was read to the prisoner
he seemed pleased, but not overjoyed
Ut the change in his sentence. Peo-
pie, both white aud colored. were
much pleased and heartily approve of
the action Of Governor Roberts in ex-
tending mercy
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

a CONFERENCE committee has backed
down completely from giving susie
nance to the Indian commission, aud
the agreement was reached that no ex-
penditure should be given to the super
iuous humbug. Now, if Congress will
also do sway with any supervision of
the Indians except by the army, the
tedious Indian problem will be COM
nInfelv solved.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

Col. ED. CHAMBERS, q member of
the late constitutional convention and
of the thirteenth and other legisla-
lures, Ia candidate for nomination for
the COMPREHENSIVE. The Tiaaes is
informed that Col. Chambers was not
member of the Sixteenth Legisla-
sarefaas stated by it. There are few
pufefpr. better men than this same Ed
fhamhers
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

The Atlanta Constitption ventures
the opinion that Georgia has been losing
its people, and that the census of 1880
may show such a decrease as to re-
duce the representation in Congress to
eight members instead OF nine. Texas
will increase its representation from
six TO twelve.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

DIR. F.A. Tenng. Of Detroit, writes
to the MhigAn Medical 8s.es an earn
est profit against the rules adopted
and enfced in the matter Of letting
ehildreout during school hours. He
believetheIe il more injury done to
the heih Of children by their not be-
ing slKed to respond 10 the calls Of
nsturshan by all Of our Ill-seated, iIl-
VENTED, ill-lighted or heated school
buildgs.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

DR. EMIL PREEroRIUs. editorof the
st. Louis Hsstliehe Pest. says the Ger
mans who come 10 America fly from
home to avoid monarchical oppression,
which bears heavily upon the emigrant
class. They come to America. he says,
because they are opposed to sweeping
nrmy CONSUMPTION and other monsrchi-
cal restraints, and hence he claims they
are opposed to Grant because the third
term idea is q decided twist in the d.
rection of monarchy. He insists that
the German element throughout the
West is quite unit ssalnse Grant.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

H. S stated abroad that the Calves
ION conventioa instructed for Gen.
Haneock. Ca the other hand the
resolution, endorsing his action while
IL command Of sms department after
the wkr, wss adopted unanimously by
the convention, composed as it was OF
kaherenIs not only OF Gen. Hancock,
put Of MeAsgs. Rayard, Thurman and
Hsadncks and Of others. The resslu
sion had no bearing on Instructions,
aud i wss So understood when put to
lhe convention. and Was therefore
adopted without opposition.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

In terrible H. OF Iunacy the Teie'
gram cries: ION with the crime boom
Turn all the murderers loose; sympa'
thizs with, cry over them; shoot, kill,
assassinate and commutel Let US go
the whole hog. and be done with it,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

TIE STATESMAN having denominated
the Telegram the leader of the cpposi-
ton to Governor Roberts, the Age calls
attention to the injustice we have prob
sbly done the Spectator, Dick Nelson's
uaoar. at Galveston.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20
Bayard ana kellogg.


In our Associated Press dispatches OF
May s, the following statement sp-
peared, viz:
Mr.. Bayard, on the conclusion Of
Mr. Pryor's speech, read from the jour
nal to correct and complete some of the
lstter'a statements in regard to the re.
port in the Fitch and Bright case. He
then offered resolution declaring 1t to
be the Judgment of the Senate that
the facts set forth in the report of the
committee on the Kellogg-SpofOr d
case are not sufficient to justify the re-
consideration of the decision of the
Senate, pronounced November 30,
1877. Ordered to be printed and bid
on the table.
Mr.. Hoar said Mr.. Cameron was to
speak to-day on this question, but had
been called away. He himself wished
also to speak on it, but would rot be
prepared TIL Monday. Upon tis the
resolutions were informally laid aside.
OF course this intelligence wss read
by our people with profound surprise
and great regret. 1t had been report
ed that Mr.. Bayard and other Iemo-
cratic statesmen in high standing en-
tertained grave doubts as TO the pro-
propriety of establishing what tAey re-
gsrded as dangerous precedent, but
no One was prepared to see Mr., Bayard
become Kellogg's champion in the
Senate by offering resolution which
depriYes Louisiana of rigkful repre-
sentation for two years. 10 all the
long, weary years of persecution and
hate, In every battle wherf the rights
of Louisiana have been atltake in the
national councils, Mr.. Rsard has been
the true, tried and unfirhing defen-
der of our people. Firms his conyic-
tions, lofty in his pstriosm, pure and
blameless in his life, himsme has al
ways been spoken by southern men
with more respect than that accorded
any public servant in he Senate, and
it affords us unmixed lleRsure to pub
lish the appended disRtch from Sena-
tor Jonas, which fxe the responsible
ity for stupid and clel blunder upon
the Associated Press whereby Senator
Bayard was credita with offering q
resolution in faYorof Kellogg, when
in reality it was hered by Senator
Hoar. We call uon the Press Asso-
citation to investig-e this the second
SERIOUS blunder I matters touching
Louisiana, and belw give the dispatch
correcting the err, viz:
To the editor OF the smoerat:
W4sHIEcaN, May 10, 1850.
Sssstafs Bsyal offered NO such res
olution as repor'd in your dispatch of
a. Il u taa Ar Hnar Of Mas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

TIE Ags says Tracy, Quincy and Ma
10y, OF the Texas delegation to Chica-
go, are for Blaine, while Edmund j.
Davis is for Sherman, and the Age
Claims to be authority on these points,
in spite of any personal representation
to the contrary.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20
RARE CHANCE TO INVEST.

For sale, one block az Iose In The toxyt az
Georgetown, with improvements, oopels:irg OF
dwelling, stable, blacksmith shop 60xgl cisiern
and Wen srd some fruit trees. Also, eln house,
TN roof, put mp and run lat fsli now IN GOOD
Anes engine and boiler, one Harrison corn
mill, one large corn ehucker and sneller, one 80
saw gin. counter shaft, betting. ETC., complete
and ready 20 run Also, 5 ton WAGON scales.
WIZ sell the whole for cost OF gin and lxfures.
Apply 20 JAMES GLASS, Colorado Foundry.
Anstin, Texss, OF 10 j. r. MCCORMICK, on the
premises. myad6tE2t
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

THE telegram refuses to state
whether it will follow Wash Jones or
Governor Roberts. We thought when
the question was put thet it could not
dare foregs the pleasure of washing
fopes.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

MEssRs. JACK, Hancock, stockdale
and Dryer, delegates to Cincinnati,
ara in favor of B4yard, and 10 is under
stood that he would be the second
choice OF at least two-thirds of the deli
egation. There is one other delegate
stated to be originally for Mr.. Bayard.
The rect of the delegation is DIVIDED
between Hancock, Thurman and Hen
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

LOVE for Henry Wat.erson, it is
thought, explains why Mr.. Tilden has
never married. Henry says he visits
samuel all the time, Iand they ride out
together, as they have done so many
times, but politics have never been
mentioned between them. II ia a clear
case of genuine love.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

Nm Frye, OF the Ways and Means
Committee, has reported resolution
calling for an adjournment of Congress
on the twenty-seventh Of May. The
day win not be agreed TO.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

G.. GRIERsoS's late pursuit of In
dis moving upon Texas from New
aIeco. resulted in two chiefs killed
anburied, three other Indians shot
an believed to be dead, and i've
saws, two children and ifty horses
ckured, and one captive recovered.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

Ex-GovEBEoE HUBBARD will deliver
the annual oration'before the literary
societies Of the University of Virginia.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20
NOTICE.

~
United States Circuit Court, Western
District Of Terds.
The President OF the United States, 10 the Mar.
shsl Of the Western DisIrct OF Texas. Greet.
You are Hereby commanded TO summon The
defendants named herein by publication accord
ing To law, Stilwell II. Russell. OF the county OF
Harrison. State OF Texas; Peter Hayden, q rest
dent citizen OF the State Of New York; William
ID. Hayden, resident citizen Of the State OF
Ohio. and II. Allen, a resident citizen OF the
State OF Missouri, TO be and appear before the
honorable the Circuit Court OF the United States
at q court tolhe holden IA and for the Western
District OF Texas, at tie city OF Austin, on the
first Monday OF August next, 10 answer the Pc
tifion and complaint Of George n. Ziupcinsan.
Assignee in bankruptcy Of the c@tats OF Z NJ
Hull, bankrupt, who il q resident citizen OF the
State OF Texas, county OF Travis, and who snes
his petition that the two Haydens and Allen and
Siillwell II. Russell, the Haydens and Allen nm
der the firm Of Hayden a Allen, combined and
confederated together, and that the said Still
well II. Russell, At The request and contFivsnee
OF said Haydens ard Allen. did seize and take
charge OF same tHo thousand and ave hundred
dollars worth OF goods az the said & n. Hnll,
ton aled on the twelfth day Of April, iszs. and
appropriated the sid goods and chattels 70 his
own use, and etill holds the same, CODY OF the
Dill Of goods being attached 70 the petition, aud
that the said plaintiff aa assignee a. Aforesaid a
entitled 20 the same or tbs Aforesaid vaIae Of
$500. Therefore he suoa.
The Marshal wiz make publication once =
week for four successive week.
witness the Hon. Morrison r Waite, Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Colrt of the
United States, and the seal Of our said
Circ1it C0nrt, a the city Of Anstin.
r.. 81 this sixth day Of Aprll, A. ID. 1s80,
q the Indepezdsscs Of he Jnifed
apis ~ 4 HOPKINS. Clerk.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

-E. B. Perkins OF Delta, is spoken
As iloater canhden for the dir
hct. He is . Dsmo ard & laEysf
I marked abiIify.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

THE Republican state convention Of
Nevada instructed delegates TO Chicago
TO vote for Blaine.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

THE Telephone thinks Resgan's
chances for reelection TO Congress are
quite uncertain.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20
FOR STATING AND
COPPER Work.
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARcHrrEc=.
TREASURY DEPAErNEsT.

?
WAsHIEsTox. D. C., May Z, 1ss0.
Sealed proposals will be received AZ tai. az.
dee znfn u n. on TaE TWEGTIETH DAY
OF NAY. $50. for the slaftng work sieo ~
copper and galvanized iron WORK. fcr tie roof q
Texas In accordance with drawings and eoecIf.
cations, copies Of which, foz each branch nrd
any eddtlonel Information. may be obtained On
appllcaticn - this ofice O. the o1Ice OF he en-
perintenffrf. JAS. G. HILL.
m4S W. Supervising Arthltscf.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

W4sHIEfaN, May 10, 1850.
Sssst6fs Bayal offered NO such res
olution as repord in your dispatch of
the eighth Itfas Mr. Hosr, OF Mas
sachusetts. B. F. JONAS.
~ u Desaafli.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20


REGULATES the Bowels. corrects Kidney
arrangements, Cleanses the Blood and RS
moves Fecal Matter from the stomach.
All complaints such rs Biliousness, Head
ache, CostiveneSs, Indigestion, Pain in the
side, Back or Chest, Langutdness, Dizzi-
ness, Sour stomach, Etc, are speedily cur
ed by this Wonderful Remedy,
From Rev. DIR. McAnally, editor OF the Sc.
Louis Christian Advocate,
e have tried j. & c. Mag1lfre's Cundu-
range on myself and others and it is my
opinion that to produce healthy and safe
action ON the Liver Kidneys and secretions
grg"relly, there Is not a better medicine
tive habits its action is most effective and
sslutary." d. II. McANALLY.
Testimonial from WelI-knOMn Actor.
Kit. the Arkansas Traveller.
Messrs. J. & c. MAGUIRE:
Your Cundurango and Benne Plant now
two justly celebrated medicines have
proved such invaluable remedies in my
experience, that can confidently recon-.
mend them. Their success is truly remark
able, Respectfully,
F. s. CHANFRAU.
It. Louis University,
st, Louis, May 8, 1871,
Messrs. j. & @. Mcguire:
Your celebrated Cundurango having
in the Infirmary of our Institution, we can
recommend II as valuable specific.
Br. WOODWARD, lithuanian,
WOOD MEDICINE CO.,
SOLE PRoPRIEroRs, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
4 EESH ~ NEUPORT.

THE SEASON BEGINS EAInY-LATR ARRIVALS
YACHTS C0NGELGuING IN THG HAEnUG
| NEWPORT, June 19.-Ihe charming weather
has Lad tendency advance TIE -cAsuu FUZZY two
! thirds OF the cotagers arrived. The stores In
Belevueave. are all occupied The bithng houses are
| order The IshiOnabc drives are beng Literally
patrOnzed, anu he large yachts have begun to drop
anchor in the harDnr rhe local traIcsncn apprar 10
De well satisfied with the Outlook ana well they may be
judging from the heavily laden which take slIp-
Plies 10 the cOttasrrs.
The Friends. who have been session dnring the
week, have taken th.ir departure, hut IL lew broad
brInls may sl br seen at the hotels. The ssOn was
one Of great ierrst to the followers OF Penn and Fox
The meeting next year will be held al Portland Maine
Next week the knights TrmpIar bodies OF Springfield
Mass, and OF Portland, Name will be h, RI to celebrate
ST. Johns Day.
To-day the Franklin Literary Society OF Prnvlicrcr
numbering two hundred members, had its II Id tlay In
this CITY, The members about the cliff. ana took
IL long aud Interesting drive
The cotagers are coming thick and fast Late arrivals
include the Hon. Levi L. Morton and family Of N.w
York who are at Fair Lawn on Be'levue-ave. Mr. j. r.
Coats the thread manufacturer. here occupying the
Maitland estate On the " 20 ni," which he rccrrtIv
rented THIS estate has been occupied by Mr. I,u,s a.
Bennett senior, and 10y Mr. Jay Gould. Mr. C. G. BalI-
win OF New York. Is here experimenting the erection of
his and handsome villa Belle yur-avr Commodore
c. r. Baldwin u \ NJ "a don,icilrd ot his .n,r,,,,,,
Summer residence t.c Dream House Mr. C,rufye
f. J1urs, Mr.. John Paine, NJ. William Post. Ne. A n
sands, Mrs. j. L. Gilbert. Mr.. Robert Stuart, Mr. r. f.
Livingston aud Mr.. ). b. French all 81 N.wYurk nave
arrived at ther cnliaR' Wita.n tn past rcw DAYS.
Mr.. ThrUdOre \. HivrIneycr AMI M. Hugo O. Frsch
OF the Austrian Consulate v York, tus l..
ing Andrews NiLI On Bcllc> uc-ivc.
Profess a. Hi ana H. :. Ellsts Of Harvard Col
lele. are at tlelr 90 Tags on Co ,aniru, Gslaut.
M. l. s. Huulan. York. n occupying his
secluded resort Could I~Int Nrwpuri, he ing
the sole owner and occuDln, - That cna nlng sUot.
CUlJuri OsndiI L.trObc, the III n. Julu H. b.
LllrOJr, OF la atimDc, has Tcttrd the Townsend cottage
on III corner Oi Kay una BfiIls, -4t-.
Mrs. L. K Ciss..y, Albay, y. Y. Is at CnOuel e..
I. VI. DdyIs'~ SWISS cU:Ltsr raF BaIcY', Bonrl and
MIS-. =. f. Blatcn ora, .I-ttr ~ iunRc f1ril or
NcW-Yo,k - occupying h-rOw eDtta2e CAtnerin-st
Nr RI bert MrI%nr. uf M lin r.. has arrived lie uus
rE",i Potter taEc Alli 1T. Inc old stone
mill.
Mr.. Royal Phrlps. Mr.. James L. Krru0clun and Mr.
Constant A. Andrews, All cntldgco"urts from New
YORK. have ais arrive. for the SUMMIT
Tnelr quite IL iert Ot ya; IN Newport's
bCautIuI harbJr.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Gegal Notlees.

NEW-YOkK SUPREME COURT-City and
rouny oi Ae% % III 1sA MI - y, BHHoWS sole eS
Gsceas..l. plainti-, asainst JOHN N BUCKINGHAI
Alice EU UCklNGIGAM wife OF JOHN NJ BUCkINi
IAN individually AM as trustee and guardian VI SUSAN
HORN ER under the viii Vt 'HARlrY Ann HnRNER
de, easei. Su~ hhkNEk ami GEORGE j. BARLOW
Uepan). defcndanls-SupnIOn&i the above named 20.
ieunfS; You are hereby answer the complaint
IN ths actin ard TO cOpv your answer ON ths
phnts alto ncy wEhn twenty service VI
ih. sanmOn: excinsve Of the a' OF aud
your Iurc " appear or answtr Jnd<neat Will Do
Against you y Irfat, for the rel
pLant.-Datrd Feb: uaIy Is, 1879
,, ,., JOHN y. WHITING. Pa,ntlG's Attorney
& an,rrss AMI tntcc NJ 81 Wan ST. NeNlurk city
70 the u.ienlaht SUSAN HORNE Ga@ FOREGOING san.
os Is served upon you by Vubcatiu pursuant
ot lne iu. ADrihin ~ awrc JuNc- OF The
oOul Oh lhe state OF New L.a llIh Fea-
lSo ami nod with he complaint m the once Of ths
thtA of tho CITY and County New.TnFk Codrs
House III said city Dated February IL, 1897.
r,c ,a, JOHN n. HhLTINU Pia-ntRs Attoraey.
rlO lAWOW VI Wll.st, y. y