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The Charities and Corrections COnven.

ST. Louis. No.. october l7.-The discussion OF
papers before the Charities and Corrections con-
yention was continued nearly all day yesterday.
large number OF the delegates participated In the
discus ions. Many facts and much informal ion
respecting prisons and pOor6ouSes We're brought
out. and county jails were almost universally con-
demned. A paper was read from the Howard So
ciety. or London, England, giving an interesting
account OF the work done Ia that country and con-
graduating the American association on the pro-
gress made in the United states. A resolution was
offered providing for the appointment OF a commit
tee on statistics. with special reference TO homeless
and abandoned Children, juvenile delinQuentS and
adult criminals, TO report at the next annual meet
Ing.
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PRoMoTED.-Miss Lottie NJ. Gibbs OF Minnesota.
has been promoted in the Pension Office from a
copyiSt at $500 to clerk at S., 600
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Schacfcr Ch.,,eu-c. S,o..or

NEW YORK, october l1.-JacOb Schaefer has
cha lenged SioSSCn TO play two games OF billiard,
for 81 900 each, one at the 20 by 40 inch champions
game and the other at the 10 inch balk line game
Schaeler con SentS 10 play in Chicago SloSson Will
allow him $3.50 for expenses
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $345 113; customs. s767571.
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, &t

STEAMER ". W. CORCORAN.
- MINER ARIA CEMENT.
This fine steamer will mike trips daily (Sunlays
ceptrd) 20 al point the Potomac far Giymont.
b al viii leave at 10 and arrive at 30 Fare,
round rip 25 cents to all points except Mount Vernon.
which is 81 sei9-lm
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A Shortage Of eIIO.OOO.

CHICAGO, October 17.-JOhn A. Atk1nsons Jr.,
member OF the firm OF Davies q Atkinson, who is
charged by the senior partner with converting
$4,000 OF the firms money 70 his own use, Was
seen by reporter yesterday He said there was
shortage Of about $4,000 In the firms accounts;
was not an individual one, but the nrm's. as he
claims to have been operating within the limits OF
his authority. The Bank OF Montreal yesterday
took out an attachment Tor $4,000, ana levied on
the property Of the firm- HI. Davies says he VIII
pay I'll legitimate clatmA
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE LAND DOFFICE.-Miss Pauline
Kip, OF the District Of Columbia, and Mrs Mary "
Burr OF Virginia, have been appointed copyists at
$500 In the general land Office under the civil
vice rules.
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SHOOTING APFRAY IN FREDERICK Co., Mp-oo
account OF some domestic trouble GEO. D1ggs mos
Thos. Spriggs. Fountain Mills near Frederick CO.,
Md, "wednesday, and Inflicted wounds which may
result seriously. One ball entered the stomach q
Spriggs and another his right arm, which VIII have
TO be ampulated Both men are colored-
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Tz.e West Virginia Election.

RETURNS FROM TIE COUNTIES As FAR As RECEIVED,
SHOWING THE GAINS OF BOTH PARTIES.
The unofficial returns thus far received from
West Virginia last night show that Barbour county
gives Wilson (dem.l IS majority. In 1882 it gave
The greenback and republican fusionists 1874 Fay
ette county gives Maxwell Cu iOnia) 40 majority.
III 1852 it ave the democrats e III jortly or 10
Jackson county gives Maxwell l25 majority. In
1882 il gave the greenbacker5 and republicans al
djority. sumner county gives Wilson POS mi-
iority. In 1SS2 IT gave nc democrats 2SS Mason
cOun, gives Maxwell PSI majority. In 1882 gave
the IusionistS 405 over The democrats. Dodrid re
county gives Maxwell a15 majority. La 1892 it gave
tne i'll iuni,tS 22l. Gllner county gives iSOn 2s1
In IsS@ il gave the dem crats 29S- Baxter couliv
gives Wilson 400 In 1882 IL gave the denOcr 50
majority. harrison coun gives Maxwell 112 la
is = it gave til fusionistS s69. Preston county
gives Maxwell 1883. In 1892 il gave the fusiOnSts
.60. Putnam county gives Maxwell 19S In 1882 IT
gave The fuSiOnlStS 221 Tucker county gives Viii
son lis. In 1882 ii gave the democrats 140. Hardy
county @iyeS wilson ST.. In 1852 1t gave The demo-
Gratis A. Hamp-hire county "ives Wilson 1902
In 1873! 1t gave the democrats 612. WeiZel county
give, Wilson $50. In 1882 1t gave the democrats
4 ). Taylor county gives Maxwell 3i3 In 1882 it
gave the fuSOnlsts 49i Upshur county gives Viii
son COS In 1882 IL gave the tuS!OniSts 400. OHIO
county gives Wilson 336 In 1882 1t gave the dem
ocrats majority OF II. press dispatch from
Charleston. ". Va, says" Wilson, the demo-
cratic nominee for governor. Will Carry the state by
6,0v0"
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LECTURES.

AIENORY.
vi FREE LEC TURE on THE ART OF MEMORY
BY Prof A s BOYD. at Y NJ. c. A. Building 1409 New
York avenue,
I.IDAY EVENING. OCT II. at 7:3O o'clock.
Pubic invited. ccl6-2t
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~ OFFICE OF THE COMM SsIONERS,
S DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHING ION, October IT, 1884

Ordered That to the provisions of the
Congress provid ug permanent form of government
for or the District of Columbia approved June H. 1878,
anu An act making appropr1a onS TO provide for the
Tor the fiscal year eniing June 80 ss5 and for other
purpose" approye ed July s. 1884 tax be and the same
Is hereby WED of doll and fifty cents ($l5O on
every one hundred dollars OF rea estate not exeped
by law except property held exclusively for
agricu ura purpo without the limits cities Of
Wasil gtou and Georgetown and designated by the
be one dollar (SD every one hundr"d dollars. and
upon ali PERSONAL property in tie District of Columbia.
not taxab elsewhere dollar and n1ty cents (S O
ton there f.
e rs half of said shall be due and payable on
tn LIST day of November, 1884 and the second half
the LIST day Of May, 1888.
!. B. EDMONDS,
j. H. WEST,
GARRETT j. LYDECKER
Major II ngineers, q S. A.,
1t r, n
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Serious Labor Trouble in Massachu.
Settss
ITALIAN LABoRERs ASSAULT AND IMP RIsoN A con-


BOSTON, october T-Trouble has been brewing
for some time I'm Wellesley, Mass. between Italians
employed on the town water works and Cornelius
+. Dacy, the contractor, on account OF pay being
withheld from the labOrerS. Yesterday afternoon
Mr. Dacy desired to visit Boston. and fearing vio-
lence. he boarded the Boston and Albany train at
Nat OK, the next station west OF Wellesley, Instead
Of at Wellesley hills About Els O'Clock gang OF
infuriated Italians, some forty or fifty in number
boarded the train and TOOK possession, refusing 70
allow 1t TO proceed. They took Mr.. Dacy from
the train by force, cut him several times, kicked
and otherwise maltreated him. and carried him to
an old barn near by used by them as a lodging
place, where he Is held Us prisoner. The police
force OF Wellesley consists OF only TWO or three
officers and they are poweless to act against the
Italians Und this condition OF affairs the select
men OF Wellesley have called upon the chief OF
police OF Boston for assistance, and Capt White
and detail OF 20 men left for the place late last
night
THE CONTRACTOR RELEASED AND Is lABoRERs Ar
RESTED.
BOSTON, october 17-The force OF Boston police
which went to Wellesley to rescue Mr.. Dacey, the
contractor, from the Italian laborers employed by
him, found him bound and confined in a barn. The
police arrested some IS Italians and released
Mr.. Dacey. All but 10 Italians was subsequently
allowed to 60 and the others will be tried To-day
The men assert that the contractor received 81 500
and would give them no money, and say 20 days
pay Is due them.
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THREE YouYe MEN INSTANTLY KuIEp.-Throo
young men were struck by west-bound train On
the Pennsylvania railroad In Elizabeth. n j.. Wed.
heSday evening, and all were instantly killed.
They were respectfully dressed ana were evidently
mechanics One had SIS In money In hts posses.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE OHIO ELECTION.
THE FULL RETURNS.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
ON CONGRESSMEN, 1880.
ON THE STATE TICKET, l6, ,lSO.
ON SECRETARY OF STATE, 1915.
TUE TATtV VATC Sn. AaA
THE FULL RETURNS.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
ON CONGRESSMEN, 1850.
ON THE STATE TICKET, l6,lSO
ON SECRETARY OF STATE. 1915
THE TOTAL VOTE, $4,000.
Special Disratch TO TIE EVENING Sr.p

Special Disratch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS. OCTOBER l7.-QuiJe a number OF dis
patches have been received mere inQuirng on what
portion or the republican state ticket comparisons
were being made as TO the results OF Tuesdays
election, and adding that In Washington and else
where the compared vote was based on the cand-
date for secretary OF state. That is an error well
Calculated TO misiead as to the actual majority.
The comparison made by the republican state
committee from the outset is on Fiickinger, the
nominee member OF the board OF public works,
who was not embarrassed by any "entangling
alliances" on local issues, such the uQu uor Ques-
tion, etc.
The republican candidate for secretary OF state,
Mr.. Robinson, was known as a s.crusader," and II
was expected that he would run several thousan
behind his ticket on the temperance issue; while
johnson, for judge OF the supreme court, IL was
almost conceded by the republicans, would be de-
feated b cause OF his decision on the Scott liquor
law. There was no alternative, therefore, but TO
take the highest vote on the ticket, or the total
vote on congressman, TO test the fun
strength OF each party, and on that
basis the republican committee has male its
estimates and majorlties, while the Associated
Press has confined its report TO the candidates for
secretary OF state-Doth running, IN fact, behind
their tickets The republican plurality for Flick
inger fools up today 16lSO, while on Robinson 1t is
but 1915. On congressman the republicans have
net majority In the 81 districts OF 1880, which on
the national issue, Qhat OF the tariff the only far
test. 1t shows the majority to be with few hum
dred of what was named In the dispatches In
Wednesdays STAR
The republicans estimate that the November ma
jority Will be about 25000 The total vote (un-
Officially cast in the state on Tuesday is So 600.
By Associated Press
E.i-berry's Majority Over Hart GOO.
n nttp ba o,,,T
Gazette puts Elsberry's (dem) maj rity over TART
(fep) in the eleventh SreSsional district at CO.,
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THE BROOKLYN IN GOOD CoNDIrIoN.-The naval
board of inspection reports that it found the United
States steamer Brooklyn clean and In a creditable
condition in all departments. The hull and ma
chinery are in good condition requiring but Slight
repairs to ft the vessel for service again The es-
tlmate Tor these repairs is between sixteen and
seventeen thousand dollars
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The ShObe Phillips Homicide.
JUDGE wYLIE REFUSES TO FIX BAIL FOR THE PRIS-
ONER'S APPEARANCE.
Mr. Campbell Darlington, counsel for W. a. Phil
lips, who shot and killed James o. Shober last
Tuesday, to-day made application to Judge Wylia,
in the Criminal Court to nix bail in the case Judge
Wylie declined to take any action, remarking that
time, and came near being witness OF the affair.
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HALIFAX. y. S, october 17.-The voting on the
repeal OF the Scott act in Charlotte Town. Prince
Eiward Island. took place yesterday. and resulted
In the act beng sustained toy forty majority.
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ROBINSON, REF. ELECTED BY A PLURALITY OF IL ,42l-
DISPATCH TO BLAINE.

hoBlNSON, REF, ELECTED BY PLURALITY OF ll,42l-
DISPATCH TO MR.. BLAINE.
An Associated Press dispatch from Columbus O.,
last night was as follows: 'Ofiicial returns were
received tonight at republican headquarters from
Ashtabua and Wood counties these being the last
to report, and completing the list. The revised
figures give Robinson plurality OF ll.i2l. This
shows republican gain OF a6,050 and democratic
gain OF 2,l02 In 66 counties the republicans made
all their gains and The democrats In The rest The
delegation to Congress Will stanl-demOcrats, IL:
republicans. 10. I'Ihe correct list WAS published in
yesterdays STAR.l
CHAIRMAN OGILvER TO MIR. BLAINE.
Chairman Ogtivee this evening sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Mr. Blaine: The majority
for Robinson for secretary will be between
II 900 and - O0 but that does not indicate actual
republican majority SO clearly as the vote Tor rep
reoeuta ives 10 Congress in the several districts.
Robinson WAS cut considerably on the liquor QueS-
tiOn, buI The real line OF political division betwt en-
the two parties was shown by the congressional
vote. on which, as now estimated. the republican
majority viii be between $1,000 and l9.0OO The ac-
tuai figures viii be given IN a lew days"
The Result in Ohio.
The New York Herald to-day prints the follow
ing:
DISPATCH FROM GOV. HoADLy
COLUMBUS, october l6, 1SS4-The republican plu-
rality is about ten thousand 1t Is certain that
eleven democratic Congressmen have been elected
and ten republicans. GEORGE HoADLY.
GlsPATCH FROM ALLEN W. THURMAN.
CoLTMBUS. october l6 1884 The republican
JOnrnal this morning claims 1900 plurality. At
democratic headquarters they concede 5000 1t
viii probably be between 10000 and 11.0O0. The
democrats have eecjei eleven CougrcS~ men, MI
iarlty OF The delegation. Iiurd is deeaied 10y about
20l. he coalition OF the prohbtiOniolS with the
republicans ana the return Of the Germans 10 the
republicans. with no democratic organization IN
Hamilton county. explains the defeat. The demo-
Gratis. though. are not dioheaftened and will keep
up the light TO the end. ALLEN w. THURMAN.
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TUE ScrENTrsTs.-At the session OF the National
Academy OF Sciences, in Newport last evening. ad-
dtional papers were read, among them ''Some re-
suits OF the exploration OF the deep sea beneat b
the gull stream by the steamer AbatrOss during
the past summer" by Prof. A. E. Verrell. OF New
aaven, and "kecent progress In explosives" by
Lieut. Col Abbott, u. S. A.
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DEATH OF GEN. ALvoRD.-Gen. Benjamin Alvord.
u s. A., retired, died yesterday at his residence.
1907 G street. He was native OF Vermont and
was graduated from the military academy at West
Point IN 1888. He became brlgader general in 1876.
and was retired, at his own request. after 46 year,
service, In $780, He was brevetLed twice for gallant
conduct during the Mexican war, and was brevet-
ted br1gadier general during the OF the rebel
hon The funeral will take place tomorrow.
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The PRESIDENT has taken up his residence at Sol.
diers Home until the approach OF wintry weather.

THE CONGO CONFERENCE.-It is expected that an
invitation to have this country represented at the
Congo conference at Berlin will be presented the
President In few days. The governments OF Italy,
Russia and Austria. although not directly interest
ed IN the Congo trade, will be represented at the
conference from the outset. The African aSSOcia-
ton viii not De repreSnte at the conference II Is
expecs ed The discussion in the approach NJ confer
ence viii be mainly OF a preliminary character, and
that its sessions Will be OF Short duration.
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II ISS BIRCH HAS CPENFD HER DRESSMAK
Wing rooms at % l2h street northwest. where sh,
Ii be Pleased 10 ste her 1rinds. Ladies Wishing
permission ocl6.lvs
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LADIES ATTENTION,
LAILsI FAEISIAS MODES IN HAIR GOOD,
MILE NJ J. IRANDL
f1NRs ~ J. HUNTS. 1909 STREET
GRAY SHADES.
RITA WAVES. SHINGLED BANGS,
ese styIss never pee b The hairr ssers han
YINa,s u reler Ly LAIN colabinz liar dressed
lsIRs SiiIxleSt ap2-7nI.
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES COGNAC, CHAM
L PAGNES AND COEDIALS
French C.arets. $3. 81. % and s.. so per dozen
American Native Wines Brandies and Champagnes
California v rKnia and Ohio bottles for al
VICTOR TX. l747 Pennsy lvania avenue
scents for hrst-cisss houses, Bortieaux, burgundy
aifpagDes aud Wins tout sortes en- Caiss
aus12-Sms
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-26
Blaine to be pIned at pe,mon;co.s.

Blaine To be Dtned Mt Defmonico's.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The following cores
pondence has taken place between gentlemen OF
this city sad J. G. Blaine:
New York, Oct, 22.-Hon. James G. Blaine
indianapolis. Ind: The undersigned. with other
Republican friends request the pleasure OF vour
company 81 4 dinner at Delmouico's in this city
on any evening Of the coming week that NAV
best suit your convenience. Very respectfully
WV. VI. EvARrs,
]. j AsToR,
LETI P. MORTON
CYRUS ". FIELD.
DAVID Bows,
WILLIAM Down,
ALoNzo b. CORNELL
Evansville. Oct. s5.-Hon VIM. NJ. Evarts,
John Jacob Astor And others, New York: &C
oept with much pleasure your very kind inviis-
ton 10 dine with you next week, and indicate
Wednesday evening rs the one agreeable TO my
self but would gladly leave the assignment of
time 10 yourselves.
(Signed JANIS C. BLAINE
About 200 gentlemen will join in the dinner to
Rlaine. Il will take place at Delmonieos Sc
eek. VIM. II. Eyarts viii preside.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
GRAPE CUTTINGS.
Grape Cuttings

Foy sale, the following varieties Of Craps
Cuttings; Trousseau. Cnrinane. nne hlanclse
orenache. ziniandel, Be<ef. MnfAros BACK
Msivoisie. J. DeBARTH sORB. San Gabriel.
docl1 lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Jail Site.

Whereas II appears 10 This Board that il Is alb
soIutely necessary TO provide suitable site
whsreon 10 erect . Jail for said county, said
jail TO contain such Accommodations Us may be
necessary tor public use under the law; and Il
appearing that said county has ao Jail aecvnlo-
dations adequate. sufficient or proper Tor public
use, and 1t further appearing that the properly
hereinafter described Is the best In all respects
for site for such Jail and that il is ior the
the said property should be purchased for the
price and from the owners thereof hereinafter
named.
Therefore, be IL Resolved. That it 10 the in
tention Of the Board Of Supervisors Of this
county TO purchase from the owners thereof to-
wit: o. W. Childs and George Hausen those
certain premises located in the City and county
Of Los Angeles, California. aud mere particularly
described Is fellows, to-wit: Commencing At the
eastern corner Of the lot Of the County Of Los
Angeles . point In the northwest line OF New
High street 1s4.2 feet northeasteriy from Tenn
pie street and running thence along New High
street N. 43i T., so feet; thence N. 46i' w., S2i
feet 10 the land Of - Manricio; thence parallel
TO New High street 3. 4sA' W., 50 feet 10 the
line of the lot Of the county Of Los Angeles;
thenos along the same s. 46l' E.. e2i feet TO the
place Of beginning; for the sum and prize OF
seventy i've hundrsd(s7 s7600) dollas. And that said
Board will meet to consummate such purchase on
the Sd day Of March, st 10 O'Clock A. H., Of that
Of the intention and time Of meeting 70 consum.
mate said dpurchAss BY publication Of such notice
in the Los Angeles DAny HERALD, y newspaper
Of general ciruulation, publishea in said county,
for ut least tnrss > sss-- ~-ins 10 sail day last
By order N rc4rd Of supervisors e69l
90. A. ". POTTS, Cisrk.
February Q, 1884 - 80 feblOtd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26

Action brought In the Superior Court OF the
State Of California, In and for the county of Los
Angeles, and the complaint filed In said county Of
Los Angeles. In the office Of the Clerk Of said Su
perof Court
The people Of the State Of California send
greeting to David Wagner, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tids, In the Superior Court Of the State Of Cali
fornis, In and Tor the County Of Los Angeles and
toAnswer the complaint fled therein. within ten
days Exclusive Of the day Of service) after the
service on you Of this Summons-if served
within this County; or. II served elsewhere,
within thirty days-or judgment by default will
be taken against you according to the prayer Of
aid Complaint
The said action Is brought TO recover judg.
ment against you for the sum OF Ssb78 9l-lUO
with interest thereon FROM October 4th, 1888, At
tbs rats Of six per cent per annun, alleged to be
due from you 10 plaintiffs OIL . certain promis-
sorry note Of date June l. 1883, fer the further
sum sf S74e s2-i0O alleged to be duo for goods,
by plaintiffs. for such other or further relief "
may be Just and for cssts 81 suit. keferenoe Ia
had To Complaint for Particular.
And you are hereby notified that, II ysu fall TO
appear and answer the said complaint, n above
required the said Plaintiffs will take Judgment
against you ~ demanded, TO- wit for the sum Of
eAs7s 91.l00 with interest thereon from October
eth, 1883. Ut the rate Of per cent. per annum;
for the further sum OF S740 221o0; for such other
or further relief a. may be just and for costs Of
suit
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the su.
perior Court Of the State Of California In and for
the County Of Los Angeles, this 9th day Of octO-
Der In the year OF our lord, one thousand eight
'ss.sa Issss and eighty three a. w. POTTS. Clerk.
GLASSELL, SMITH q PATTON, Attorneys for
Plaintihs jsnl I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Walter 8. MAXWELL, Plaintiff,
". fEat4 F.
Mars 0asdalups EgusroA ct al,

q rhs s5,rup1o y. - - 4 ob,ubr-,. -
E:ss:ss Ess:s;,ss, : - e. IRe.A -.
ngsssoe. Ana4e ngssrn., ci.ia Aesia HEns-
IN u. ~ ses; Assslis e. cslstins Ros snd
. Ypu are hereby required 70 spps.r in an aesion
g sssas & & s1 s.sss 81 oSs.s 3 ;s - 80 e % gs,..
"a "a y y .., sos r. =. ssS2iE 2, r. xss.!s is
vit5ia - az lsseiusivso q s1s " u sswioSi
ues6 ne ssFvice = you u thks snnmons II
eesyed witn,n this county; OF v fssrvsd slIsvhsrs
vla4m thirty dAys-or jadgmsnt BY dssauN yin
es s.sss sI. sssiass yoa as',r'ing e The prysr o.
fhsah sctios b bseusht 10 obtain judcns.s
egnluA I'D defsndAnts tnat they may b ~
qlifs1 70 sst forth the nature Of their several
~. 2 ne a1ds and prssl.ss Asrrihsd n
q ~ I'D dsas.dAnas o. sishx d then, nay .
dstesninsd by : dsgss - ~ Cnust, end 6hs1
By - decree u b. ass1a1ud ~ adjuAHpd ~
~ ~ dsfsndants, o. either 4 tksa, havs -
aesas q intsrsst whetsvsr In o. % IL I'D -
goud cd su@cient and vsid. Ana aliD tha1 -
6s1en41n1B. and sach and every of thsn, b. tur-
ever dshasrsd frem asserting any claim what
eysf b. % - rid lasds OF premises .dvesss 70
rslIef ~ - this koaorAbls Court shaIl sssn nlset
and egrssahls 70 equity, and for costs ot suit.
Rsisrsass is hAd 70 complaint ior partiwlarl
Ana you ~ hsrsby no1lesd that Il you Nh 70
appsar asa saswsS shs aid eonphint - shove
required tbs said plaintia will cause your de-
tauit to BE- entered and will Apply to the Court
for tho relief therein demanded
Given under my hend and the seal Of the su-
pvsjot Csu4 q ~ 9oets o. 0ll1ernis, y "a
January. IN ths ysar o. our Lord. one thoussnd
eight hundrsd and sighty -thFss- u ai.t,
lssALl tlN tdTl A. W.PO1D, Clssk
~ A. EoRroS. Deputy.
Q. Z. Thom, Attorney NJ Plaintiff.