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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
IMMENSE PRINTING HOUSE.
Railroad, Bank and Commercial Print.
Ing.
Biank-bo"ks, Bank stationery, Posters
Hangers, Programmes, Invita-
lions, Cards, Etc.

The changes that are being made In
Tm GAzRrrE job Office win, when COM
pleied, render It the most complete,
doubtless, OF any in the South. The two
story building next door TO TmE Ga2rrrE
office is being rearnngcd ana lifted up
for job work alone, The building IL
large and commodlouS, and improved
machinery is now being put In that will
greatly facilitate the manufacture of
bank-bookS, bank stationery, etc, and
give employment to twenty or more al.
ditional men.
Bills of lading have been received for
an immense stock of stationery, direct
from Eastern mills, and in few days the
office will be prepared to III orders ON
short notice for anything In the line of
printed matter from blank book to u
pamphlet, or from sheet poster in colors
to u calling card. The advantages pos
scssed by the office In Improved machine
~ and close figures from first hands. ON
stationery, will enable them To give re-
markedly low prices on all kinds
of work; and for quality, they
only ask II comparison with the best
work sent out by the more prctcntious
printing establishments of older cities,
and are willing 10 abide the result, In
railroad printing they defy competition
and all they ask ON special orders for
bank stationary is Il single trial.
Special orders for binding, ruling, con-
sccutiyc numbering, pcrforating, etc,
viii receive prompt attention. Old books,
newspapers, magazines and music bound
In any style desired, and In fact they
acknowledge no superior on any class ol
! grade OF work known to the craft. MIR
4. Z. Mastln, one OF the finest iol
| printers In the South, has charge OF the
Office and * assisted by as compc.
tent II corps OF men as were
ever collected IN single office
Twenty years experience IN the business
has made him not only master of his pro.
fcssion but enables him TO select, with the
calculating skill OF n finished chess-playcr,
only such men as can be used to the best
advantage, To his friends In the city he
gives notice Of his connection with TuE
GAzrTTE job Office and asks continue.
ton of their patronage, and TO the public
in general he guarantees satisfaction In
quality, style and price and asks from
each u trial order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
Hotel ArriYa =,

Lindell hotel; Jas Williams, Baird ;
Prof X g Chcesman, Waco; Mrs T \
Favorr, Denison; ID Driscoll, Frank
Elliston, Galveston; w u McNama
Mexico, Mo; + $ Perryman, II V Burns,
Mobile, Ala; Miss Fannie Bridges, Bon
ham; Sam J Dexter, Marshall; MIR w p
Hanna, WaNahachie; JAS B Adams, Dal-
las; Lewis Doughlas, Wcatheriord;
Edgar MauE, Charlotte, n G; IL W Calm,
Geo B Hickey, Big Spring.
Il Rourk, Texas 4 Pacific Railroads Mrs
c NJ Tusscy and children, Bowie; w W
Johnson, Coldwatcr; r Logan, Gle
burne; l. L Taylor, Cleburne; Mrs \
Drom and Mairoso Potter, sherman; ID
L Saunders, Joshua; II ii Cherry, T. A
Winklcr, W J Barker, w II Graham, G L
COLON, and w T. Logan, Durango; Prof
w NJ Bailey, Weatherford; James Kelly,
Texas & Pacific railroad; l. l. Lyon,
Lynchburg, Va; J ID Sinclair,
Bowie; II l. pankcyISt Louis;
Mansion hotel: Il : Hinton and wife,
Seymour: J w Britain, Gainesville; G A
Hughes, Sherman; w Soca, Il T Morris,
Gainesville; i l. Lorimcr, Cisco; T Is
Murphy, G, C& ST; ID Bronson, Kansas
City; G Il Johnson, Galveston; w c Me-
Farland, w Bludworth, Clebunc; T.
Patrick, j II. lie BOsquett, Galveston: II
w Hunt, Austin NJ + Farr, Boston; j X
Wolf, Dallas; ii Marks, Galvcston; q l.
Cause, city; G. ii Wood, New York; w J.
Shcrrell, Rounoake; A J Small Texas; Il
NJ Clark, Boston; Miss Mollie Bursow,
Grapeland; NJ j Murray, San Saba; Mrs
Clisby and son, Decatur; T. ID Iorrle,
city; j w Thomson, Harold w l. Rush
ing, city; II w Dickinson, Chico; S $
Perry, Calvert; p 4 Brown, Virginia.
Ginocchio's hotel: Mrs Finch, st
Louis; l. Dana, st Louis; n Lawson,
Dallas; | Richardson, Louisville, Ky; .
Kingsberry, RigSpring; j Odcnhelmer, San
Francisco LFlnch and wife, Burlngame; ID
c Brown and wife ,Jacksboro; Mrs Mozcll,
Corsicana; j II Brown, Weatherford; Jas
Otey, Donley county; T Il Byrne, Bowie;
u j Burk, Colorado; 4 7 I.envire, Refu-
gio; II & Brown, city; Leon Hart, Kaa-
mazoo, Mich; Mrs Dilwortb, Gonzales
county; l. O Martin, sherman: z j Con-
ley, city; Wiley Moore, San Antonio; W
House, Dallas; Watt Littlejoln, X i
Calwell, Miss i II GoOlye, BurlcsoD; \
Grover, Wilkesbarre; + Gregory, Calves
ton; All Woodward, Fort Scott, Kan.
Hotel Pickwick; w w Dickey, Chica-
90; n Beare, Usage Mills, Ark; w Is
Smith, Tom Green county; Vim Enders,
st Louis; + w Watkins, y y; X l.
Armistead Nashville; Jas Elder, y
Y; l. Burman and servant, st
Louis; j Font, Sierra Blanc;
Howard Peak, city; Is A Aldrlch, city;
Thos Written, T n Read, Corsicana A G
Petre, Chicago n w Hunter, Palestine; j
VI Dawson, Kansas City; G. y Augcll,
Galveston: Nathan Frank, 5 VI Williams,
Dallas; L. II Lewis, Boston; \ J San
didge, Tyleri 4 Wimberger, Chicago; +
& Burke, Dallas; jim Curtis, Mansfield:
VI + Speer, A Block, New Orleans; q c
Kilian, Dallas; 5 II Berry and wife,
Clarksyille.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
The Reunion at cleburne.

DALLAS, TEN, Aug. /, lssj.
To the Editor Of the Gazette:
see II published IN your city papers
that Parsons Texas Cavalry Brigade win
hold reunion in connection with that of
other commands at Fort Worth Aug. 8, 6
and T.
This Is a mistake. Said brigade by
vote, fixed Cleburne as the place and Aug.
and 4 as the time OF ltsannual reunion
to which all ex-sOldiers, who wore either
the gray or the blue, their families and
friends, all old Texans and the public gen.
orally, are cordially invited.
This action was had before twas known
that other commands would meet at Fort
Worth on 1.-The same day, otherwise they
would have been very glad 30 have at
tended at Fort Worth, With old comrades
of other commands. Your own aud other
papers are requested TO correct the mis-.
take. With respect,
W. G.. VHAL,
President Il, T. G. Is. Association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
SPAIN.


MADRID, Aug. 3.--in the whole of Spain
Saturday there We're reported $3.50 new
cases of cholera, and 1864 deaths The
military governor of Grenada succumbcd
to the pcsiilencc. Cholera is raging in the
convict settlement AT Carthagena.
The number of new cases OF cholera
throughout Spain yesterday was Ss07,
deaths 1864. In this city 81 new eases
and % deaths were recorded.
Storms of great violence swept over
the central and northern portions OF
Spain yesterday, destroying much proper.
ty, and IN many places utterly running the
telegraph lines. Many persons are re-
ported Killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

arc cqualcd only by his ignorrpoe If the
subject matter
IN conclusion, desire to say that the
above report is calculated 10 niure me
IN my profession, and was donhtless
Started with malicious iaotfres. an.
peal to a just yet critical public for a
Vlhuication. am willing TO submit the
question on its merits to any disinter.
estcd aud competent dchdect In Tsras or
me united States. The Simpsou.liuff.
man building, in point of substantlabili.
", Is second TO none in the city, have
taken special pride In watching it's
growth from It's foundation up, and Igo,r
that eceiB part OF II Is as ii should be. ne.
cordlng to plans aud specifications over
which ! spent much time and Thought.
Very respectfully yours.
NJ r. SAN,.tri<.r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
III. Honston Street ,,n,I,II,

The street and alley committee will
make their final report to-day, and, from
all indications, the report will he most
favorable TO the opening of said thorough
fare.
The committee had meeting ycster-
day, but adjourned over until to-day to
complete their labors, 1t Is understood
that while the committee favor the OPEN
ing of Houston street across the reserva-
ton, yet they viii leave it with the COM
pany to select one of four routes after
crossing the track proper, viz TO 20 direct
10 Main street, TO run to the alley near
Main street, TO run ON parallel line
with Main street. or to 20 direct to Gal
weston avenue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
GREAT BItITAIN.


LoN,noN, Aug. 3,-Rev. Or. William
Thompson, archbishop Of York, yes.
terday addressed an audience of men and
denounced the conspiracy of silence by
which it had been sought TO weaken the
Pail Mall Gazctte's revelations. He said
that this was not part request. but that
ii was the duty of the whole nation TO
stamp out this rampant and horrible vice.
Mr.. Gladstone In letter says that per-
sonally he would have been glad II the
aye OF protection TO girls had been raised
to eighteen, Mr.. Stead and others inter.
ested met to-day and appointed u com
mittee to arrange demonstration in
Hyde park in respect to the protection OF
Girls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
Peace Negotiations In Peru Give WAY
TO Renewed Hostile Demon.
STATIONS.
The Sultan of Turkey Raises the Question
OF nm Early Evacuation of Egypt
by the British.
ran DARN CONTINENT.
Ii ,lnhdI,. n,lnr conmnn,l..

SrANiN, Aug. s.--El Mahdi selected
Nbdullah for the Southern Soudan,
Osman Digna for the Northern Soudan,
Lcnussi for Egypt aud Mollah Abdullah.
man for kordoian aud Darfur to con.
time the war and appropriated 20, GOO, 900
piaStcrs therefor.
England Holding ON To Egypt.
LoNpoN, Aug. 8.--Thc sultan of Turk
ey, in negotiations regarding the sending
of an expedition party to the Soudan, has
raised the question of an early evacua-
ton of Egypt by the British troops, OFFER
ing To substitute Turkish troops In their
place. Mr.. White, the British representa-.
tive al Constantinoplc, has been instruct.
ed 10 decline to discuss the question of
British evacuation of Egypt. Adyices
from Cairo state that the prospects of the
British leaving the country are more re-
mote than ever. The positions of the
STATS of the garrison, which have hithcr-
to been held as transferable, have been
converted into permanent positions. Gen.
MACPHERSON succeeds Sir Frederick
Sleigh Roberts as commander In chief of
the army OF the Madras presidency, and
the duke of Connaught will succeed
Licuienant-Gen Harding as commander
In chiei OF the Bombay presidency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
Fitz Hugh Lee to he There.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 3.-Thc follow
ing tclcgrHphic correspondence has
passed between Fitz Hugh Lee and Gen.
HIancock
GOVERNORS IsLtNp. n. W Aug. ..
10 Gen. Fltz Hugh Leo, Alexandria, Va!
Would II be agreeable 10 you 10 be APP
pointed as aide on the occasion Of the
ceremonies in connection with the OBJ
sequles of Gen. GrantY II II would, you
viii be SO announced Please reply by
telegraph. w S. HANCOCK,
MajoT-Gcncrnl,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug g.
To Gen. W. ;. Hancock, Mount McGregor, NY
Yonr telegram received, ! accept the
position, because by so doing can testify
my respect for the memory of n great
soldier and thus return, as far as can,
the generous feelings he has expressed
towards The soldiers Of the South
FITZ HuGu LEE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
THETA GROIN BROTHERS.
The True inwarIness of Their Arrest and
Abrupt Departure.

~
Abrupt Departure.
foRr WORTH, Aug. 2. 1855.
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
As the attorney here of the La Croix
brothers, and in their absence. YOU win
permit me TO correct an error in the
statement of their arrest and conveyance
to Michigan. II says tina, he. the agent
OF Michigan, "decided TO lay over one
day, and make no arrests until late last
night or just before the departure of the
tram Tor the north, thereby avoiding the
repetition of the habeas corpus troubles
OF a month ago" The fact Is, that
though the brothers were arrested nj a
late hour last evening there was sufficient
time TO have sued out the writ of habeaS
corpus had such n course been deemed
advisable. The agent stated To me that II
desired To apply for the writ he would
remain over long enough TO have an in
Nestigaion of the matter, but after ex-
aiming the eXtmditlon papers. aud find
ing them regular, advised the La Croix's
that there was no alternative but To re-
turn to Michigan. Even then the agent
stated that he would like To remain over
Tor day or two to see more of Fort
Worth and Texas, but the brothers In.
sisted on going last evening and having
the matter as speedily terminated rs pos
sible. think this explanation should 20
to the public Very respectfully,
J.. \. COoPTn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
Fire in Chill.
GRANVILLE.

Verdict la the Hart Murder Case Camp
Fires burning.
Special to The Gazette.
GREENvILLH, TEX. Aug. 3.-The case
of Mart Hart for the murder Of DR.. Skin
ner was given TO the jury Saturday. They
returned verdict to-day Of not guilty,
greatly 10 the surprise of every one. ON
hearing the verdict Hart shook hands
with the jury. Hon. sam j.. Stlnson's
speech was the ablest OF his life, and was
much complimented.
The reunion grounds present grand
picnic view. Many campers are already
In the beautiful grove surrounding the
park, and their fires in the twilight make
weird picture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
GALLANT EX-CONFEDS.
con,Inucd from rlr.t rnrc.

following gentlemen In charge OF the
various departments; W. N. George,
harbccuing department; John ID. Sed.
berry, department OF carving; Ben Blake
~, bread department; j. T. Vincent, com.
mlssary and tables, u lloggle and Mr.
Walt Illumination department, Three
hundred torches will be used In lighting
up the grounds.
VISITORS To TIM REUNION
began pouring in on last nights trains,
which were crowded with people who
"goi on" To-day they win come Ike
swallows fiocklng home TO roost lbtv
are the children Of the South, the ,ctoi.
ans of her sacred hattlc-nolds. Bort
Worth owes them u welcome, tm0 sht,
VIII give IT, Let every man do lls dity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
rmr, DISTANCE, rAnr, REDUCED.
Fort worth mud Denver cny stage Limos

Fort worth md Denver City Stage Lines.
Four-borsc Concord coaches leave lIals
rold daily on arrival Of trains from Fort
Worth for Vernon; from Vernon every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday on arri-
val Of stage from IIarrold for Curtis
Ranch, Clarendon, Fort Elliott and Mo-
beetle, connecting with lines forall poinEe
in the Panhandle. Fare reasonable,
Round trips AT reduced rates.
j. W orr, Manager,
Harold, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 3.--Thc Jour-
mai says that Lord Salisburys speech
shows that he has informed himself of the
views of the European courts regarding
European alliances for preserving peace
and sees that 1t is desirable to agree
Herewith
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
Important Notice.

All members of the several committees
of the cX-Confederate reunion are hereby
notified to meet NJ o'clock p. m at the
Office at the Fort Worth National bank, as
business of Importance will come up. BY
order of the president.
(Signed) j. G. SCoTT,
Acting Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

Every article that enters into the COM
position Of Silver Loaf baking powder Is
guaranteed chemically pure, and q trial
test has, in every Instance, snbstantl1fcd
the claims Of the manufacturer,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
WI, he closed.

ON account of Gen. Grants funeral, the
postmastcr-gcneral has ordered that all
the poslonlces In the country be closed
from O'Clock p. M. 10 o'clock y. M, ON
next saturday, August =, In accordance
with this order the Fort Worth postotllcc
VIII he closed next Saturday between
those hours
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
SPORTING.
SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, ~ y, Aug. Weather
threatening, track fair, attendance good.
First race, i've iurlongs by kirk
man; Scottish Lass, second; Col. Cownn,
third. Time, ;0i.
Second race, one mile and quarter
Won by Artinet; Farewell, second,
Lemon, third. Time, 2,l29.
Third race, for thrcc-year-Olds aud up.
ward, non-winnng. and maiden allow
anccs, three quarters OF n mile. Baron
faVcrot won by twQ lengths; sapphire,
second; sam Powers, third. Time,
! ln7I.
Fourth race, selling purse, for beaten
horses, one aud onc.oighth miles---Doubt
won; Banana, second; VindeN, third
Time, 2 ;00I.
Fifth race, Handicap steeple-chaso,
about Two and one-quarter miles Re-
pcatcr won by a length; Cap Currle, scc-
ond; Abraham, third, Time, i86.
Brighton Beach Knees.
NEW HoRR, Aug. 3.--Thc races at
Brighton Beach were run In storm of
wind and rain to-day.
First race, for on-wlnncrs, threc-quartor
mile Blue Bell won by neck; Jocosp,
second; Thundcrbolt third Tlmc, $40
Second race, selling purse, one mile
Eulogy won by three lengths; IIotachI-
mic, second; Change, third Time, ,iSs.
Third race, all ages, one mile
Joe s. won by four length;
Belle u =, second Harry Mann, third
Time, / :IS.
Fourth race, all ages, one and one
eighth Iighhight Won by II length
anda half; John sullivan, second, Lyon,
third. Time, 2;03.
Fifth race, for -year-olds, one aud
onc-cighth mlles-Ihrec Cheers won by a
lengths Florence w., secondi Bahama,
third. Time, 2;051.
Sixth race, for maidens, all ages, seven
lurlongs- Ursullne Nun won by half
Lengths Turmen, second, Spectator,
third. Time, 1854,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

II u not IA be wondered at that most Amer
leans are dysprpilcs. swallowing Ice cold
drlnkr on a hot simmer day does the mischief.
WHY then not add ten drops of Angostui7t
fnyor, and thus avoid all danger of cold IN the
IN. uah
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

All members of this company who were
selected to 90 to Lampasas are requested
to meet at Central hall mt O'Clock sharp
this p. IN. by order of
box b. ADAMS, Foreman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
For The nennlnn.

Get your staple and fancy groceries az The
Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s, whore every
thing good TO eat aud drink can be had az
reasonable figures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

There Is nothing 80 desirable as good
bread; II Is the life Of family TO OBJ
tain this use Silver Loaf baking powder,
as none other ills The bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
ANGlo.RussIAN.
Left to the boundary Commission.

BRUsskiS, Aug. 3,-Thc Nord says
England has consented to Russm's pro.
posal To leave the Zulnkar question 10 he
settled by the joint boundary commits
SION
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
Making a Tour of Ireland.

LoNpoN, Aug. 3.--The earl of Carnar-
Won, lord lieutenant, is making tour of
the leading towns OF Ireland. He rides
without police escort. Addresses are
presented to him by the municipal au-
thoritics at the various places visited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
A car.I.oad

OF Northern cabbage and potatoes ar
rived and sold az the Fort Worth Grocer
Co.'s aud another arriving to-day. Send
In your orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

Don't fail 10 see the art entertainment
AZ the opera-house the 9Th and 7th at
night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
brick, HrIoLi

We have for sale 900 nrst-class
brick. Apply TO undersigned al Pilot
/ Point Cook & HoIDIsN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

We have for sale 100000 1rst-clnss
brick. Apply to undersigned at Pilot
Point. Cook < HoLDgN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
SOUTH AMERICA.
Tho Re,nlniinn In Perm.

LIMA, Aug. 8.--One thousand troops
left yesterday for Trujillo and 800 for La
Chosica. \ manifesto of Gen. Caccres
Is published in which he throws the
blame OF the failure of peace negotiations
upon the government The latest intelli-
gencc from the interior states that CAGE
res is in Tarmar with one battalion OF in
iantry and one squadron of cavalry and
four guns. Cespedes is at Mouloncra
with force composed OF sixty China
men. The surrounding country, includ-
ing Chlela, Jenija and lIuanchaco, Is also
under Caceres' authority.
Lieut.. Nyc, attache Of the United States
legation, died on Friday and was buried
Saturday.
Fire Ia Chill.
VALPARAISO Aug 3.--The custom-housc
and several other buildings at Antofagasta
were destroyed by fire yesterday. The
loss is about 81 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

Northern Cabbage and Potatoes,
At wholesale and retail, at the Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

GO 10 the opera-house 9Th and 7th, might.
Coolest place in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
In Iinn sirnn Ylnnea.

4 regular conclaye Of Worth Com
mandery No. 10 X. 4 az their asylum IN
Masonic Hall at O'CLOCK pm, by order
of the T.. G. G.. ID. LusK,
Recorder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
Ice-cold Bo,ter

Al Tie Fort worth Grocer co.'s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-14
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Third Judicial District OF the Territory
of Washington. holding terms az Seattle
In King county. for the counties Of King
and Kitsapl
No. lisi-Harrison Clothier end John
Q. Pierce. decreased. p aintifI VS.. Charles
Complaint died in the County of King.
In the Office OF the Clerk Of said District
Court.
THs UsrrzD srArls or AxnscA sExp Gnxrrns.
To Charles Doty, defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear IN IN
named plaintiff, in the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory Of
Washington. holding terms II the city OF
Seattle. In the county Of King. for the Coun.
ties OF King and Kitsap, and to answer
the complaint hled therein within sixty
days from the date OF the hrst publication
OF this Summons. or Judgment BY default
viii be taken against you. according 10
the prayer Of the complaint
The said action 10 brought to rec0r8r
the sum OF $500 with interest thereon
from the Sd day Of December, 1883. at one
and oue-half per cent per month aid
costs and attorneys fe upon . premis.
ant Charles Doty. 20 Henry g: Pierce. on
the "a dag OF December. l623 and to fore.
close mortgage given on said ID day Of
Decemher 1883. By defendant 70 said
Henry G. Pierce.
Witness the Hon. Roger s. Greene. Jurigs
f~>l Of the said District Court. and
SEAL tie seal thereof, this S0th dAs
JAMES SkAvKY. Clerk.
BY JAMES II. LUDLOW. Deputy.
ID. II. Harrison. attorney for piafnfiffh
Date OF first publication. June IS. Issa