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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

As there is apparently no possibility OF estab-
fishing an abb In the OF all the persons In
dicted by the grand jury on Monday, in connection
with the lately exposed detective rascalties, it
would seem to be In order for the several impn-
Gated parties to plead the fact that they SIM
ply acting in professional capacity" In the vari-
Gus suspicious transactions brought to light No
sooner does an individual OF the TOOnbS lawyer
stripe get caught in Illegal or irregular act
than he pleads his privileges as an attorney, and
Sets up the claim that he was acting in the matter
In professional and confidential capacity. So 1t
Is with the detectives No matter what Infamous
and criminal business they may be engaged In,
they at once put forward the pretence That they
were acting in purely professional capacity, and
mat tnt sort OF thing Oh their part Is necessary
10 enable them TO detect crimes committed by
others,-who don't stand In with Them ;" it might
De added. Why let the plea stop here? The re-
ceiver of stolen gOois IS also acting In profess
sional capacity, and In highly confidential one,
zoo, when he doesn't happen to get exposed. Like
wise the burglar, the highwayman, and the conf
dence man,-he, too, is acting In a professional
capacity. whenever he IS engaged in entering
house. roDbing a lone pedestrian or fleeing an In
nocenJ countryman. That Is the profession he
has adopted for livelihood, and, according to his
CODE he has right to follow It, no matter If his
pursuit OF 1t does lead him occasionally to do
things which representative public sentiment
may refuse to approve. Let all the incrIminated
parties therefore assert their nifty and stand on
their professional rights.
The Senate has, It appears, stricken out the
House amendment abolishing official postage
stamps on a point of order, so that the matter
must now be settled In conference committee.
now, oy all means, let the committee make an
end OF this matter by requiring that the penalty
envelopes shall be used exclusively, instead of the
stamps. If Senate bin 24O6 can be adopted as an
amendment 1t will complete the plan by extend
ing the penalty envelope to all go,>rnment OFF,
Gers, including members OF either house of Con-
QreSS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

EQR RENT-THE DWELLING PART OF THE
4 FOrest House coz of N. j. ave. and d st. NV
near b. o. depot II rooms. bath, &C.. well calculated
1or boarding house. Apply at 408 Nj n W. flo 3s
EOR RENT-7OO. CORNER 6rH AND q STREETS
4 southwest. cheap and elegant three-story Brick
dwelling. mansard root, thirteen rooms; only 500
inquire OF x. t. WAGGAMAN, GIT street north
"est. f10-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EoR sA' Elsa STREET NORTHEAST. g. 100.
;s,Sry and .Ss.snsns With bay window; S.I cssa
EoR ,LE-THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING.
l. 1919 Vermont aven e; 10 rooms. all mod. i'm, 9.
ns ins Estate SpS sss
tI16 street northwest. f2s-St'
nor SALt-CHEAP-A sEvEN-ROOM FRAME
c. Il. PARKER. n and s street. southwest. faI-st.
FOR sALE-CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS COR
six WE'VE and eehseen months. Price Il. 500 Alec
W .n aaf sousSss.
Eoi: sALE.AT A GREAT BARGAIN-slI 6TH
r ss o nSS nsn.
Parker. IL and streets a .oashwsss s '' is7eM
Tor ssLE-A THREE-sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
water and Kern h fua oaa
gTsohAsers own time SIX per cent Inquire next ,o.r
three,story brick residence. No. 1889 14sh ST. just
Two bic. residsnesa on coroOran. bet. 18th
Two It. Circle now and
been occupied.
.nS n sase aaye situated o opposite
FRHScfs 5 MSaGS Co..
NOR SALE-NEw AND wELI-BUILT THREE
4 story pressed brick front Dwelling, with modern
nnish. ten rooms. BATH cellar etc. on Q street be-
tween l4fh and 18th streets northwest lot YI0O:
price ~, 500. ALBERT +. FOX. $40 4 street north
west fact
EOR sALE-sl. eoO-oN EASY TFRMs-HoUSE
centrally located near Belt line of care; 2-s.ory
watsr. nall good title; taxes all paid. e. A. MctS-
TIRE, Real Estate Broker 9ls street ct
F0R sALE.-DwELLINa HOUSES, LARGE AND
small ut great bargains, ia all parts of the city.
ELIGIBLE Bull DING LOTS In northwest section
Of city at bottom prices.
SUBURBAN and VILLAGE PROPERTY. Also
in the District and adjacent counties Of Mary
BUILDING LOIS ON CAPITOL HILL, very cheap
DANENH0WER SON,
fl5-lm l226 T street northwest.
LNOR SALE OR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW
II House. ell modern improvements, In northwestern
part OF city. Aleo for reCt . Stable and CARRIAGE
House In same section Inquire ut us 18th street north
west fb-26ts
TTOR sALE-GREAT BARGAINS-A THREE
II story brick House. rooms. modern improvements
Zone square from Patent OfRce). in good order and
well rented; S. 500. Also three-story brick House.
rooms gas water and BATH street. 9th.
good home or Investment s., 500. Also. hands me
reestory press brick front House. 10 modern
improvements on street. 18th. at S. OO0 Also.
Improvements tnew) beautiful neighborhood, s. 900.
FORD, 804 street northwest. Ja2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01
FOR SALE-LOTS.

Eo "A BAkGNN-A LOT t9xfve. On Nso
a Hsmrshire avenue. 100 feet north of Dupont CroA
~ S. Other Lot ia ssme sec lon cheap. T. r: oQc-
ihktaL 1881 Penneylyan ia avenue. mh1-T
FOR sALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. oDRSER
i act front of 60 fet spd several other lots IN he
= Invest Q: fair pricce GEORGE II. GRsHAM.
r. ON 5, ST. Cloud hui ding mhl-Ss
HSoR sAE-A QUART r OF SQUARE or
~ q no. located only three squares northeast OF the
caption srsonds This undiv, ed Lot fronts three
re- u nd one avenue and viii he sold an early puf-
gal + 1t cee:. mil al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

Invalids who are recovering vital stamina declare in
grateful terms their appreciation of the merits as
tonic OF Hostetters Stomach Btters Not only does tt
lmpsrt strength to the weak. but it also
irregular acid state of the stomach makes the bowels
act at proper intervals gives to those suffer
from rheumatic and kidney troubles and conouers as
well IS prevents fever and ague.
For sale by all Druggists Dealers generally mill
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WlLMINGI or
FROM

hDM
PHlLADELrHIA-lZ+5 +5f-l .OO'-- .32'--4.4
-43--s O2---4 U5-J. .l2--lO. .lUt-n.' -" AIN. H. 70
IL ST.. l.O1--. 3H+ ) 10 y 504, 0-i5a- 5 81
% 53-6 .O-6. 4s-7.3J+ 5O--9.5 10. O.3e--l0.bo'
=. N. ,,.
NEW IoRK---l 3.t-4 i7.-so2' - 9.l2t a.
LII ~ 50--l.O = 5d- = o.+s+--lO.5s" y. IN.
BALTIMuHE--i.5l.--2. .l3t--g, ,3+-9. .5+-ll 43 3.
IN Ia. .S6-l. jl-.5. LIT 3d.. 9.4s" p
| Ii
WAsHlNGroN-l. jl*--.-. l5'-ll.i3 a. LII -
| r. }6-l ID II + 6.W"--1.4* y. III.
Both daily ana sunday.
| On SUNDAY only,
DELAWARE kAIIEoA D--s 5o--9. 50"-lO.15
70. ~ oj--5 5u5~--GJop y. H. No Sunday trains
| From New Castle oniy.
WuNlNGION X NORTHERN RAlLRoAD--6.is
| s.3h--l 20 ii. III: f.4t ?. N.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD 500 am
-2.l5 p. III.
| TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILA AUt,LPHlA-BRUAD
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
RaNnro the 6u anlPe.

Squire Vandegrift's 3 Office was packed
with motley crowd last evening to
hear the following cases:
Mary Dilahay charged Emma wat
son with committingan assault and bat
terry on her, and the Squire, after hear
ing the evidence, adjudged her guilty,
and imposed fine OF s. and costs.
John Kempley was charged with an
assault on Elizabeth Stewber, and upon
the charge being substantiate'', was
fined 81 and costs.
Mary Gross was charged with com
mitting All assault and battery on Mary
A. Streets, but the evidence not beini
sufficient to warrant a conviction, the
case was dismissed.
Hannah johnson was adjudged guilty
of assault and battery on Phoebe IL
Hogans, and fined 81 and costs. This
closed the hearings before Squire Van
degrift, but Immediately after the las
case was disposed Of, Hannah johnson
charged Phoebe H. Hosans, before
Squire Ber,olette, with having commit
t ii an assault and battery on her Th'
Squire patiently listened to the tesfi
muny, and at the close adjudged he
guilty, and imposed line of 81 AM
costs.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
TINE TABLE.
Corrected June 4, 1883.
i 4 AlrII INIlIIIN ~ L

TRAINS LEAVE EWILMINfrUN FOR
PrlLA.-2 IOs-223s 50 $50 $40 '.c0-..bO
--s lJt-s lJ-H. .Uus NJ iooo--l Dc
4 II - L ht+ IL :--l2.lb-l2. .3s-l. 54--2" y
i0t--j. l1t-5. !--f. .3s'--l 26--1 .3o"-soo'
p. m.-
New YORK - 2V0t2 E3"-b b30-8.hs- ll.55
3D. i-f--'i. .3s'-7.26 IN.
BAL1lMoRE--l.U .Uo+-~ -4alt-h O5A-a.IA
4. m.-l227-1 .0l--I. .NS-- 800 - 600 - 6.b' -
ll.p4* y. IN.
WASHlNGToN--l. 42f-4 4.jl--S. .O5f-9.l1 a. IN
y CO., ,OY--o Up--J.JI--ll. .04* y. m.
BALTIMORE AND lNTtRMEblATE STATIONS
.0h.-GlI liza. III lob .HC-h.N r. III.
Trains running h, tt ia ly and Sunday.
Trains running only on sunday.
DELAWARE 4. K.-d.UG'-S.lo a. In: Lob
3.Out-4 .uo--t. .!,t r. N, No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
For Harrlnytun aud Intern sdi,te sta
tiois.
WILMINGTON X NORTHERN RAILEoAD-7.2t
a. III - .b--j. iG-t.E T., m.
DELAWARE " Es'rERA kAlLRoAD-'.o5-lO.o
a. LII - 80 y. III.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
ksaInn,Ond's Pain FradjCntSr,

For catarrh, ri"unatism and all
diseases rhat require external appii'
cations. Sold by Taylor " Fullerton,
3U2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

TXCUkSION.-GOUI POPULAR
II and orderly excursion 70 New iOrk, 1.-the ,ths
Island. Brighton and Manhattan Beaches,on
Thursday. July 2s, 1888, bids fair to be one Of
unusual pleasure and sight seeing. unpre.
cedented attractions day and night through
the day along the Pennsylyania Railroad,
the gres. bridge uniting New York ana hroot d,
lyn, with the parks and numerous Othe, a.
fractions. Coney Island, Brighton and Man
haitian at night, with their brilliant illumina-
ttons and magnificent fireworks, with dii !.
more Hand, Ttn Regiment Band ,Controno's
Rand and numerous other bands to enliven
the already delighted excursonists, No
change Of cars seats all numbered. Excur-
sioL,sts can leave pier No. at the Battery
any half hour they wish during the day for
Coney IslandN by showing their tickets as
they go on alr of the iron boats ior oonesy
Island. The excursion will leave the T., W.
Il b depot at o'clock, a. m, sharp; return.
ing. leave Coney island at lop m. Jersey
City, II 80; allowing 10 hours in New YORK
arriving in vii uington about 4 a. IN. Whole
tickets, IS OF; half, $780, 3olyS,7,lO,Al',N
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Ralttuore,s Coussplaint.

Baltimore business men are sorely
exercised over the building Of the Phil
adelphia and Baltimore Railroad, fear
ing that it will detract trade from their
city by making the terminus Of the
road at New York instead Of Baltimore.
With an unjustitiable seltishness they
would have the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for all time to come have its
terminus in that city even at an ex-
pense and loss TO the Company. They
fear now that trade that stops at Balti-
more from the West, Southwest and
South, will be induced to 60 through to
the larger cities Of Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. The Board of Trade
of that city has been discussing the
subject and the leading merchants have
taken hand in it, and twoout ofevery
three of them seem to think that the
building of the new line will ruin
Baltimore. A reporter OF the Baltimore
Sun interviewed President Garrett up
on the subject to ascertain his views.
That officer makes light of the fears OF
the Baltimore business men and enter
tains quite a contrary opinion. he
thinks that instead of injuring Balti'
more it will benefit il, just as the
Pennsylvania Railroad that has its
terminus at New York benefits Phil
adelphia. The President reminded the
newspaper representative that Balti
more has always had ditferential rate
from his Company in her favor and tina
these rates would. not be lnter1eret
with unless to still more favor Balti
more that will always be the head
quarters of the road.
He reminded the Sun reporter that
few years ago his company had -oo'
opportunity 10 sell their road at goo
advantage, but on account OF all artlcl
binding the purchaser to maintain tn
old schedule OF ul11eItntlal IdttS II
favor of Baltimore the Company let
the sale which they chose rather TO d
than to make contract that wouIt
initiate against Baltimore. Prealden
Garrett takes an unseltish view OF tn
whole subject and shows that while tn
large eastern cities would gain by tn
building uf new road, Baltllnol
would not suffer.
While the Baltimore and Ohio Raj
road Company is willing to do so lnuc
for Baltimore, that city should chez
the passing trade to Philadelphia al
New York by becoming an acil'
rival She has superior shipping a
vantages to Philadelphia, and she
nearer the west and south W.'h the
advantages, and ditf'erential rates i'll h
favor it i'll becomes her to take such
selfish, narrow view Of the building
the new line.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
That Tariff.

Our friend White, Of the New Castle |
Star, charges us with making absurd
MISREPRESENTATION about The tariff and
informs US that the Democratic party
in advocating the abolition of the
"preseut iniuutous tariff does uot
favor trade with England. We are
very much obliged to our nrighbor for
this information, hut indeed we would
like % have some ract!ca! evidence Of
democratic hostility to free trad
which would favor trade with England
before We accept his declarations as the
finale Of the subject. II America makes
cutlery that unltr-.llS the Sheffield
works, il is because Of the ingenuity OF
| her wOrkMen, superior machinery ami
the employment Of the best hands from
the Sht tiit.d works who come 70 thls
country where they can yet living
wages The fact that imports in iron
and steel are increasing since the tariff
was rcducrd on these articles should bt
enough to open the eyes uf our neigh
boz. Ii anything e.ac Is wanted Il
convince him Of the real lnilulty o
Z free trade, let him look back little AM
t tell Us honestly when the United State
: as Il natiOn was the most prosperous
, and when the most depressed ana GRIP
4 plel in her industries. Thea let hin
4 turn to England and he viii md tia
y when free trade existed in this cuuntr,
| England prospered most, and whe,
Il protect prevailed in this conn'F.
{ England was the sufferer. OF cUurs
c we can see how agricultural impl'
I Ments are au exception We nav
a more, brtter and cheaper wood at nom
e than England can send us and superb
I machinery does the rest. But there
le no Use higying over this subject, her
is the plain truth in "a nut shell: Wort
men in England on the average do IL
re GET half the wages they do in this culi
or try. Then reduce the tariff 10 tluaIil
he the wages Of the workingm"n Of tn
ce country with those Of England and "
IL have exactly " hat will be the result
e, trc. trade. Is this not plain, is IL IL
t" tru.? LIT workmen pause aud co
Is .il,r
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

THERE HAS not been a new hou,e
er..c1.d IN New Castle this year, but it
is said hat one viii be erected during
the year. Is New Caste done growing,
or is she takLga rest preparatory 10 Il
tremendous cap i'll 1854 " Wilmington
exp-cteu that III the near tuture tU
meet our young sister somewhere on
the road between here and that CITY ann
to be JOINED together i'll 'he indissoIubIt
bonds of wed.nck, but 1t seems that the
latter is shy and retired and d"H''
travel in this Hir'citOll, and II ever
union takes place Wilmington Will Aav'
to travel all the road, do all the courtlnt
and in tact will lave to keep TN
family.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

THE FOLLY Of the trade dollar scare
ia shown in the great demand fo1
change, for which the trade dollar came
in very opportunely. In consequence
of the banks refusing 10 take the
d" trade " Oh Deposit at its face value,
the same BANKS have been compelled u
seud to til. mint for five thous
and Bland dollars which intrinslrally
ar. worth less than the tiate dollar
We can only hope that those wh'
origin tied the trouble viii get their tin
gers financially lurnt.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Tax Payments.

The city tax collectors are not ready
vet to receive the taxes for the year, on
account Of the changing OF the time Tor
making the City appropriations. For
1nerlythe appropriations We're mad" ana
the tax rate fixed at the COMMENCEMENT
of the year, but now they are not made
until the first of June leaving only one
month in which o prepare the duph0
Gates. OF course this was lnpo,slple,
though every effort j, being made u
have them flushed. 1t is expected they
will be ready by the middle OF the
month Thi, is as great disappointment
to the people as it is veXatOus to lnt
officers, hut it cannot be helped, and II
is part Of the improved system .
governing Wilmington by way o
Dover. The question is now' whether
the City Council would Not he justified
in extending the time tWo weeks ionge
in which the July rebate is offered, an
also extend the time corresponding
:or August and September.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

uDl'BLlC SALE OF FOUNDRY, MA
l. CHINE SHOPS. ETC,
As agent and attorney for Robert NJ. Hep
kins, will sell at Public Sale, Centrevllle,
Maryland on
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1883,
at 4 O'clock, =. m.,
The dwelling hcuse foundry, blacksmith and
wheel right shops and warehouses tf sald
Hopkins. situate on the main street uf sal 4
town, in desirable location, commanding
good trade, and offering IA rare recpportnnity to
man of soiue energy and capital. The town
is active. improving and is situated in the
midst Of a very progressive agricultural SEC
ton Few better opportunities are open for
the prosecution OF IA manufacturing business:
This terms are II .Oto cash. balance in and
years from hate Of sale, with interest from
January |, 1854. For further PARTICULARS, call
on or address B. PALMEi, HEATING,
Agent and Attorney, Centrcville. Nd.
lN32tdGtw
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

THE I.vICKsTErS are on Their Nic'"r'
ious march TO tle rear Of the lntcr-Sta',
seven. The Trenton, Active and An
thracite are the only Cubs 'ha' dispute
the march, but i: is Thought ttiat Cii'
Ouickst"ps are equal 10 the task Of van
uuishing then and raising their victor
ious tin cup so far in the rear that there
will be no disp.tc about the victory
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
STREET STATION

l.,3oS-3. h5.-6. 6.3o--7. .20'-s ON-s 2l*-s.35T-
II. .l6-l | SOL. 80 IA. In.:-l2.26-l.Ojt -l.3|
3.OJ--3. Id OF gj-i Oj-5.-O--5 Do 6.D5t -
36-s 3U+-g 3U-lO O0t--ll .H-' y. III.
NEW CAsTLE--s. 31-9.3j-l UW--ll.lo a. n.:
i. .4N--6.3j ?. Ill.
Daily aud sunday.
On Sunday only.
| A train will leave Wilmington lor Newark
and way stations, sundays excepted AT '.4e
A, IN. Returning leave Newark at s.25 a. III.
| for WILMINGTON and way atIDn'.
| ESAThe black tignres denote the
Limited Express Trains NA
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

THE fatality. amongst infants III Phil
adcIpha i, irighttui to contemplate.
Til" mortality list of last week reAcLel
JO4, which was II more than during til,
week previous, and 2lj more than dur.
ing TIA" corresponding "ecfi last year
or the number who died iN~t week ~!
were iuf9utS, and lol Of them died iron
nhulnrA iMIAMtnM.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
IIIlLADEI.PHiA,W WILMINGTON An
I BALTIMORE RAILROAD
JUNE.7TH. 1888.

JUNE, ,7TH. 1888.
Trains leave Wilmington DIS follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate sta
tions, $40, 100, 1890 g. IN. 2.3o 400, 7.30, 80
p. III.
Philadelphia (express) z, 228, $50, 7.s0,s,lb
., 9.39 95S. 1920, ll63 q. IN. l2.lb, l.54, 6.l1,
e.38, 6.5,, 1913 p. IN.
New York, zoo, 2.23, $50, SAC, s.ts, ll.tS II,
m:; .l2.Ss, l.54, 2.3o, 6.l7, e:sS, 72o p. M.
Baltimore and intermediate statlone, l.0t
9.l- a. IN. 800 IN.
baltimore and Bay Line, 6.57 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l.4z, 4bl, SOS
9.lT a. Ill. LOO, *l.0a, 500, o.57, ll.W p. m
Trains tor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 500, $40 q. m.; l05, 800, e2I
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate stations, y.it
.. IN. LOB, 6.25 y. N.
Dellnar and intermediate stations, pl0 a
u. LOO p. NJ. Express for Delmar, 400 p. II
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
A pos':::. ~ IL Hay-Fever.


ed or eightytar
with Hay Fever,
during July. Au.
gust and Scptem,
ber. In July |
resortcd to Ely's
Cream Bal IN ;
have been entire.
y free fIom the
fever sine the
first application.
| can recommend
II asa 'ure. Ed
WARD &. HILL.
| MAN, at the New
! Jersey State Ar,
senil a I Tren.
ItOn.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-23
Probate Order.
: OF MICHIGAN,

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY OF SHIAwAssEE, '''
A T session of the Probate Court for the
"A County of Shawassee, holden at the Pro-
bate Office. in the City of Corunna on Wednesday,
the 2Sth day of February, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-three.
Present. A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Elsie Matthews,
Deceased
On reading and filing the petition, duly veri-
fled, of Cyrus Matthews praying amongst other
things, for the Probate of the instrument now
filled in this Court purporting to be the last will
and testament of said deceased.
Thereupon it is Ordered, That Monday, the
26th day of March, 1893, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
petition, and that the heirs at law of said de-
ceased and all other persons interested in said
estate are required to appearat q session of said
Court then to be holden at the Probate Office,
i'm the City of Corunna, and show cause, il any
there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted: And 1t is Further Ordered, That
said petitioner give notice to the persons inter.
ested in said estate, of the tendency of said
petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing a
copy of this order to be published i'm The TINES,
a newspaper printed and circulated in said
County of Shiawassee. for three successive
weeks, previous to said day of hearing.
A. A. HARPER, Judge of Probate.
"a true copy.) NJ 4w
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-23
Chancery Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE In CHANCERY.
COUNTY OF SHIAwAssEE,
CHARLES Is. SPURLING, ! CompLainan..
VS..
MARIETTA SPURLING, Defendant,
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County
on the 9th day Of January, A. ID. 1888.
It satisfactorily appearing to this Court by afii-
davit on file that the defendant Marietta Squirting,
Village of Pekin, in the State Of Illinois. On
motion Of Whom Moselcy, Complainants So
licitors, ii is ordered that the said defendant,
Marietta Squirting, cause her appearance to be
entered within four months from the date of this
order and In Of her appearance, that she
her answer to the Complainant's Bill Of Complaint
to be fled and copy thereof to be served on said
Complainants Solicitor within twenty days after
service on her OF copy of said bill and notice Of
this order, and that in default thereof said bill be
taken as confessed by the said resident defen-
dant. And II is further ordered that within twenty
days after the date hereof the said complainant
notice OF this order to be published in TIL!
TIMES, a newspaper printed, published and circu-
lated In said County, and that such publication be
continued therin at least in each week for six
weeks in successi0n or that he cause copy of this
order to be personally served on said nonresident
defendant at least twenty days before the above
time prescribed for her appearance.
Dated this End day of March, AID. 1888
FRANK III. WATSON,
Circuit Court Commissioner.
WHOM & MOSELEY,
Compainant's Solicitor.