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New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
MOysIGyOR CAPELS ILLNESS.

MOnsignor Capcl has been confined I'D hiS
rooms at the Hotel Brunswick for several weeks WIN
severe illness lie intended To leave tAc city Tor the
su,th month ago. when he caught u severe cold which
WAS followed by symptoms OF malaria. Though hol 80
III as any serious apprehension. his physie
feured That any exposure might lead 10 grave cohPc
lions nud MonsgnOr Cape to post lone ms tIiP
until his health fully restored lie will leave new
YORK to-day for New-OrcaDs where he will remain sew
era weeks delivering his oi lectures ON LEAVING
NewOrIeans he will stop for short time In Florida MIN
friends and will then 20 Washington early III May
From ashin gton he Will go to san Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
SIR CURTIS MIRANDA LAMPSON.

LONDON, March l3.-lne dedtn ol OH Oai'i'
Miranda Lampson Bart, is announced,
Sir Curtis Lampson was born In Vermont on septehl-
her sO6 went to England in $50 and wasnaturazed
I'm ISls He was one OF the directors and became vice.
choirman OF the Atlantic Telegraph Company In leoo'
His services in this undertaking were acknowledged In
aletter by Lord Derby to Sir Stafford Norhcoewho pro-
sided at a banquet given at Liverpool on October /,
1AGG IN honor OF those who had been active III laying
The cable ON November l3 he was made barohet'
lie was a deputy governor OF the lludsons Bay .9h'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
THE SENEY COLLECTION.

A "press view" of Mr.. George !.s"ane l., seney as
.oection Of paintings was held Yesterday
the American Art Galleries NO. nass anS evening.
"a "a IN Monaav the exhibition will be opened 10 inc
,,nbe The readers of THE TRIBUNE have already inau
The acquaintance of this interesting We need
cruces hat the ,,aintings as hung at the American az
ony a@ % nav be seen in an excellent light anu oh o
sxbole under advantageous conuiuono'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
THROUGH NEW-TORK STATE.
Anprsrrn roR rIr scmEEMERmoEN RonBEEY.

ARRESTED FOR THE sCHERMERHOKN KOBBEIH
SCHENECTADY, March 13 (Speciah.-A couple
of months ago masked men forced an entrance into
the house OF the Misses schermcrhorn' TWO Ola "om'h
living short distance from the city The burglars BEAT
the old ladies brutally with sand bags and then robbed
the house Two men calling themselves laws ana N'f
yer one Of has served term 10 stale prsnn were
arrested The evidence against them is strong. they are
held In - 600 bail 10 await the action of the Grand
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
srcRErLY MARRIED. TO A MULATTO Goa cHnAN

BONNEVILLE, Penn, March l3.-A family OF
four persons being old man, MS wife and two dau'h
ters have lived this town for several years. Inc
husband and father Ia retired business man The fam
y nave enough to support themselves comfortably anu
not much more. 5000
Of the daughters owned an estate valued al sIo'o'
in her own right A few days ago she died. When the
body was about 20 Le taken the house young mn
atto who had been living with the family for several
wears s coachman aud man Of all WORK. steppei up W
The head of the coffin chief mUurner lie was
asked to stand asdc when he exclaimed: "Sho was
my WIFE," ,. .,,ooo,o
dated fpur years ago aud he also holds VIII Dy when
he inherits all OF his wiic's property.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
MR. BLAINE CALLS Upoy THE PRESIDENT
TBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. ]

W.sUINGToS March 13.-Mr. Blaine called at
the White House this afternoon. He was received
in the library and remained alone WIN the
President for about fifteen or twenty minutes
The visit was the first opportunity winch
Mir. Blame has had to pay his respects to the
President.
Among the other callers upon the President TO-
day were Nr Hendricks and Il number oil senators,
oxYSenators and representatives.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
OBITUAR Z.
GENERAL THOMAS II. NELL.
PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-General Thomas
H. Nell, U. g. A. died here last night.

Thomas IIewson Nell born in Philadelphia Aprii
o. 1896 was educated at West Point, where he after
ward taught drawing; served in the Mexican war;
commanded the 23d Pennsylvania Volunteers IN the
late wars had horse shot from under him at Far OAKS
led brigade nj Fredericksburg and later battles, and
division at ettysburg in the Wilderness and sheridan
Shenandoah Valley campaign. After the war he served
In the southwest in HancOck's corps. lie succeeuei
General Upton as COmmandant Of Cadets at west ROM
in 1879 and commanded the corps at the Centenhlsi;
arnfL fLr1.Il I'm
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

James 6. Chew OF Anthony & Chew adJusters, No. 10
Exchange Place and member OF the Maritime EA'
change. died Thersday night OF laryngl'ls ne ""
bor An virginia In 1921 and educated Tor lawyer
aud nractjsed hs profession many years In Ohio toi
the last twenty years lac has been AN adl o.
averages in this city. He OF the chhfer mSh
hers OF he Maritime Association and Tor seven! cars n
been "A director OF that body
Father lie onard Mckernan, O. s. f., OF ~. Ahthohy
Church. In sullivan-s died on Thursday hsht a' 9''
Vncents Hospital lie born in ls42 in BalIyJalnes-
d,e Countv cavan Ireland He came TO this country
when hr was fifteen years old and entered the FRANCISCAN
Orier at Allegheny n. Y. lie was ordained priest o
Iune q. lSB7.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

CONCORD, y. IT,, MarCN ID.-NUIIIUIH H1 70
been current financial irreguarty In connection Win
the sale OF the Sullivan County Railroad to the vermont
Valley Railroad in 1880 Some OF the parties to the SUIT
recently brought compel division OF the surplus OF be
Northern Railroad aegc that the price paid by the
Vcrmont Valley road WAS $500 600 while the Northern
directors affirm that the amount received was ony
500 900 The Northern Railroad officials deny III tho
most emphatic manner that any irrcguarty eAsts'
PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-Tae committee appointed
10 name a ticket for the Board OF Directors OF the Penn
syyana Railroad Company TO be voted for by the stock
holders on the 2lth instant. met today ana renomh
ated the present directors: George Roberts. "iatar
Morris Alexander NJ Fox. Alexander Bddle, IarAeF
sbortridce D. B Cummins. Henry u. Welsh. John Price
Wctbcrill, William J.. Elkins. William shaw, IL. ~
Uouston. A. j Cassatt and G. 4. Griscom. NlCe-irrs
dents Edmund Smith Frank Thomson, j. y. Dubarry
and John T. Green are also eroihcio mcmbors oi tho
poa Inf
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
THE WEATHER REPORIs
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March 13.-For New-England'
partly cloudy weather and local SHOWS warmer weather.
soutneasterly winds, falling barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and local rains in the northern portion warmer
weather. variable winds generally shftlhg 10
erly,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
SUPPOSED MURDER AT NIAGAEA FALLS.

LOCKPORT, March II lNpecldII.-IDc D"uy U'
a young man found dead IN the bushes at the sn'pen'
sion Bridge on Wednesday. identified this afternoon
by relatives and proves to be Leo Heller oi Chc's"'
WIN came to the Hotel Katenhnck In Niagara falls'
apout two weeks ago. and has been missing eleven ual
IL ls believed that lie was murdered
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

=, p.,h.,ieu. Shyock and Davfd 0gsraeS; s;.;ss Un
srss e be tour Of the :, RsSmona. Va Mr
eno on s cot IN New Orleans for two weeks pesin"e
bsrfss 10 no ~ has had fine engagement IN Boston.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
Post Once Notice

Letters Europe need not Do sp,eltW arecsl yr
dspalc Dy particular ner order u secure spse
deliverv al rrll5AtblSl; llus arc ior
warued fastest vessels aYai1Dle =, -.
Foreign Tor tho week enlin aaIo" IL va" eo''
uKoMpIlY III All casesl al this Office as loilo"s
sAluRDAY-AI l. for Jamaica, per 8 = Dctai az ~
ma Ior Europe per 4. Celtic via QUEENSTOWN an u,
n M for tne Aindward ISLANDS per s. = fldnDOrouS,
Wa BARBADOS, al m. for Beignm direct pc, > os
Prunanu, Antwerp letters must .; ufeeteu, po1
D.. for Cuba West ndies anu -
san n p por :. Newport via havana AZ p ~ Lor
Brazil Para and PeTnambuco per s. 3 Malanhense va"
Baunore letters must be directed per Aarahhsuso
Mails tor China AMI Japan, Cay OF Ne"f ora Va
san Francisco,. close hero March az az D. ~, M
haus Tor Australia New-Iealand SANDWICH ana "
Islands Der lv sydney (vla san sri1csc9, eoso
Anri - nc z u. M. (O- on arrival nv NeN'iWA U
Heniblc Win British mails Tor AUSTRALIA
~ badne ofeosng OF Trans Paciac mails arrinse1'
~ 40 uninterrupted oyeclAn trtnst Y
n Eranc1sco East arriylls os TINS ~
an Francisco on oi sailing OF steamers irs WS
patched thehoe ''0 ' IES HY O. PEARSON. PostDasssr
Doe, n.nca Nev.Yorx. \, March q. 1850
Pcs-Itching pes-PoanyeIy cured also Bna sna ,na
pesdny piles fistua salt heum an. All nise'ss % so
skin by the use llossnaus Cure OSs a., ~ ~. "a
STRY' uuGson ~ ", Proprietora Sent by mai ior oo
cents.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
AyAOrA6AIYsT "BABY FARMING"

PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-An act 10 pre-
vent baby farming" except under legal license and
commitment ;by magistrate and subject TO inspection
by the state charity officials has been drafted by the
counsel for the society to Protect Children In THIS city
and will be submitted 10 the legislature
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

y.,,c, Indications of Consumption arc aayed by IN
or,bin" heaing operation OF Haes Honey OF Horehoun
and Tar ,. . 49,. anna a, I ,,rute
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

Get Rid of Your Cold at once by using Dr.
Jaynes Expectorant and so aVoa 'he f''A VI
ing a serious Lang trouble. -
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
Service reform Of common sense and not suoh ~ wa
formulated BY young men fresh from college.
THE FIRE RECORD.
FACTORIES DESTROYED.


OswEao, March 13 (SpeciaD.-A fire broke
out in building belonging to tho Leib estate which In
volved loss Of about $4,000. The building was occu-
pied by William Leb, as grlst MILL W.. Masten Co.,
of ux and the thermometer
works of H. W. Pool Mr.. Pools loss Is about $4,000,
with insurance Of $500 in the following companies
On woodworking machinery-Imperial, London, 1000;
City of London, $4,000; German American, $1,000
Hanover, w-York, $3.50; Fire Insurance Company,
5000; Fire Association OF Philadelphia, $685. Bunaio
German, $500; Security, New-Haven, $3oOi Home
New-York, 81, 900; Thermometer department-Spring'
fed 81 900 Security $500; Hope New-Orleans, 5000
Merchants, Providence $500; Peoples, Pttsbnrg $500
City of London, $500; Fire Association London S30o
Imperial. London, $500; Liverpool, London and Globe,
$500. On stock-Liyerpool, London and Globe, io00
Phoenix OF Hartford. $500; Ph@ni5 Of LondSn 5000;
Home New York, $1,000; North British and Mercan-
tile, $5o0 Imperial London 5000; Fire AssSclato1'
Chicago. $500; Commerce. NewYork $3.50; California,
$780, Rochester German. 800; Fire Assocatlon Eng
land, $780, On building and machinery owned by the
Lieb estate-Etna, $2.500j North American, 1000;
Pennsylvania, $500; Western, Toronto 5000.
William j. Mastin on stock and machnery-Peoples
$780, American Central, $780, Scottish Union, 5000;
Rochester German, 500; Lafayette, York, $780,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
CASHIER wARMAY's ACCOUNTS.

GiOyTRsyILLE, March 13 iSpccidl.-lt was
discovered to-day that John L. Warman the dciaHIths
cashier IL 800 behind IN his town account.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
wurN uE RUNS WE WILL sUPPoRT HIN

From The syracuse hu"tu.. +ho White
If the Angel Gabriel had got INTO sse il would
x,onse without Mr. whiteaw Reids assis'00
be lust the same
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

TWENTY-FIVE MEN ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
GALVESTON, March 13.-A News dispatch from
Wichita Falls says; To-day at Vernon and vicinity
Captain Schmidt, Of the State Rangers, arrested
twenty-nye men charged with murder.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

THOSE INTENDING TO MOVE SHOULD CONSULT
%unfi2ii % III SrER's DIRECTORY" PUBLISHED IN
sifS0AY NEWS TOMORROW. COMPLETE LIST.
WITH RENTS.
"a QUESTION OF DAMAGES; or. THE GREAT
AcCTDENT CASE" the novel, by j. I. bridge, written
Tor THE sU NDAY NEWS. will DO continued summary
NJ tho oncnng chapters will be printed so that new reaers
can rain the plot and peruse Tie soy 10 III"
end.
,ucsrcD.y NEWS ON ALL NEwS.sTANDS.
"a ruv q II 81 VIZ PAGEs THREE CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
5pcelal Notices.

HING, e. Co.. Auctionccrs, 739 and 7i1 Broadway
will sell
MONDAY, MARCH 10,
AND FOLLOWING DAYS AT $3.50 p NJ
THE
LIBRARY OF II. II. BRENNAN. ESD,
OF CHARLoTTEsVILLE. VA.
A Valuable Collection OF Good ENGLISH LITEnAIURE
comDsing the Works many of tho most famous Hstoran
ana fsrses
on AEfITe n1a and fair proportion In Handsome
Bindngs also, a ,
CoLLECTIoNotCHUIcE ENGRAvINGs and EIChiNuS
examples OF the modern and ancient Etchcrs
and Engrayers.
Be preparation q COP tlyER oIssnStIssnnrYs dds
iisl Bway ana 57s 5th.Aye. " Y -
pus, River saving. Institution. No. cha@Sers,st:
Rs5k5E spesS 5om Mac 81 ss,
resolutions were nnanmousy NJ this
1nstaon suddenly and re%STsd S Sy
minutes tribute Of respect to h,s memory and aa snd
as q this Institution aud OF the great loss
Tr %S'Ssy ugSs the
of Institution in SIS and as hello me once con
cTerea Sse 70 ,hc entire sa
relations with tie InstiI uton: a., A., ,,.,,,. , ro.,
rs me Seafures of ms character and
y pleasant address and oheernlness endesred nun 70 an
acquaintance with him III his social ana uoesuo
relations and IN his business hie. A., A.,
Institution ready and willing 10 perform any ser
that would tend to promote Its welfare ana usefulness
II : Therefore . .,, A.. ,..,,,,,,,u,
Resolved That in the death OF Mr. Whitney this Institution
has ost valuable and ecient officer who was Ngan a. 70
M interest ana by the faithful and longc0ntnued ser
vice In the discharge Of the dnts OF his position has con-
trbuic good name and Prosperity as wen as Won
the regard OF all associated with him IN THIS
Tosn and me and deposors OF the Institution
Resolved That the Board o Trustees deeply ana sincerely
family Of the late Secretary AMI here
Nth tend to unfeigned coincidence in the great
lnss md here they have sustained
entered our record. AMI
copy tran his family and that DO pubshed IN
two orr the daily papers 49, -,
JAuEs " RIcu Assistant secretary
H. n. Squire Il sons. Jewellers % Euton-st. n Y.
IL ' Diamond Far Rings matched all sizes
Watches, own make. SiJtosllJ storlns oyer.e ~,
Home. iIade Preserves. &c ,., -,
Families supplied with Preserves, Jelncs bFduie' "uA
Canned Fruits Pickles. &c. put upln
GLASS,
And warranted
PERFECTLY PURE.
Circulars containing and reference sent on apphc
ton. ,fcrrpATu
1913 Degraw-st. brooklyn, NJ "
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

Luudbors's Perfume, Edenia.
Luudborg's Perfume Marechal Mel Rose'
Inrdbors's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lilly OF the Nsiiss'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
OBITUARY. NOTES.

PARIS, March 13.-Louis Andre Ferdinaho
Gatincau, a we-known lawyer and member OF the
CHAMBER Of IDENTITIES is dead ~ Ganeau was born at
R,ufraucois on July i3 1928. lie OF the 36J
nntes of tho Lo II who refused vote OF confidence TO
ne Hruglic Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
Illustrated sketches Of

Illustrated sketches Of
THE FOUNDING ASYLUM,
THE BABIES AND SISTER IRENE
THE FIRE LIFE.SAvING CORPS. with Portraits Oh tne
Athletes with Heroic Hearts.
cur rur euxDAY NEWS TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
no,,r FvuAusT YOURSELVES.

fro,n the Neic- York Graphic tLen, ,,,,o ro
Tho President is getting praise enough tor h.o re-
forms-indeed the disposition TO prhse, MN III. aSmirers
what ridiculous Let us hope that MS arueu no to tho
will not exhaust themselves peloIc + no e0A'' "
larger reforms which the people expect
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
The New. York Monthly Cushion Bazar.

The New. York Mouihly Fashon Bazar.
THE APRIL NuaBER, NOW READY,
OF the
NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BAzAh'
Containing
All the Spring Fashions. New spring Fashion I sa
snts in New Materials Childrens Spring daruens sps
wrans and Manues and New spring Millinery Ne" "oae'
,or ,f,linsrs Of Impsrted straw Hats and Bonnet~
Tn tina Apr Number ready anew story Is commehceos
entitled
DICKS SWEETHEART.
m r,a Duchess Author OF Molly BAUM" &C.
IL contains also the continuation OF
TESTERS SECRET.
Nv Mary Cecn Hay. Author Of Old Middetons Money
Also,
THE FUGITIVE BRIDE.
BY Mrs. Mary e. Bryan Author OF Mancn'
THE NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BAzAB 70!
saie by all 1t will also be sent postage
single copy The tn 81 wv
water st., New YORK. W !" ~ 's'~A"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
BURNING OF THE LIVINGSTON HOMESTEAD.
KINGSTON, n. Y, March 13 (SpeciaD.--Th

old Living ston homestead, Barrytown, Dutchcss
County, was burned this afternoon The property DO
longsd to Mrs Aspnwa and had been IN tho possession
Of the Aspinwal family for number OF years
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
rEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE,
evening adopted resolution authorizing tho %
furnish coal and have the building made as comIorape
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ACOAL COMPANY'S DEFAULT.
AND FoRECLosURE PROCEEDINGS

pvcr,vrRsu,p AND roRECLosURE PROCEEDINGS
CONFLICT WITH RAILWAY COMPANY
The minority stockholders OF the Pennsyl-
vania Anthracite Coal Company. which Is con'roi'u "
the New.York. susquehanna and Western Railroad COM
pany applied recently to the United e'a'es oi0u,
Court at Pittsburg for the appointment or receiver "
consequence of the default in the payment OF inc
cesber interest on the first mortgage bonds. eone
tho largo bopdholders at Scranton had previously
foreclosure proceedings Oh the same account Inc i'
road company owns 10 100 shares OF the 2oooV hho'
Of capita stock and has considerable interest j" ,
erst morteape bonds President Potts said yesterday
that the default the first mortgage bonds Oh 'no 0
company was made simply because the earnings ou NOV
Justify The payment In regard to the foreclosure Oh 'ne
ortgore he said that tho railroad company approved
the action although 1t owned more than onena VI 'H0
stock ,
One OF tho largest stockholders OF the coal COMPANY
said "The remaining 1900 shares OF stock pot heu
by the susquehanna Railroad, really preferred The
the contracts made between the two companies & ano
stock was guaranteed per cent dlvdenas i2l n
years and per cent afterward We 90 NOT i
why company should have defautedo tne ~ re
and we want the property placed In the charge Oh i
ceyer because we believe that the railroad company .n
e WSrSs schsms asass o extend the Midland Railroad Of New
Jersey to the Pennsylvania coal iieds was penn
sylyania Anthracite Coal Company at oLooooVy rs
He president OF the railroad company MIL" coal
in June 1852 the last month under tho receiveishp 81
the coal company. was 81 IL tom Du, unu9, % % ASA
road management has risen TO ~ 3t2 IN ouo o;
and to over 81 SO in June SS4. The difference III COS.
the 81 900 tons mined to the beginning OF the Ua
be more than sufficient to pay tue interest on te hc
Otber need 10 be explained and the object OF ho
suit is to rescue property from the control Oh 'hc
railroad company"
NO DECISION ABOUT THE wEsT-BOUND POOL
There was no radical change in the rate
situation yesterday affecting the trunk lines ana 'ner
western connections. Commissioner Fink said that nc
had received formal notice OF the Withdraw" o' 'e
yanlaa line from the pool but II 1t had been Zone ns
telcgraphed he presumed that he would oe lIorheu W
mail The trunk lines have abandoned me transfer o,
transfers are still kept up the other classes ~ !. @ @
vet decided whether meeting will be held before Apr
TO endeayor TO reach agreement Tor thc
tion of the westbOund pool after that date MI INK
hesitatinc about calling conference because ne mas o
recommendations 20 submit which. II adopted, mis"'
enable the organization to he maintained
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY 1NTELLiGENCE'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-14

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
trict of the Territ ry Of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Alturas.--In the matter Of 4. Hecke-
thorn, an Insolvent Debtor.
f. Hcckethorn, having filed in this court his
petition, schedule and inventory in insolvency,
by which it appears that he is insolvent debtor
the said l.. eek ethorn Is hereby declar ed to be
insolv ent d. s. Kahn, of the creditors OF said
insolvent is hereby appointed Receiver. ard di-
rected to take possession Of all the estate real and
personal, of the said F.. Heckethoru, debtor, ex-
cept such may be by law exempt from execu.
ton and Of all his deeds. vouchers, books Of &C.
count and papers, and keep the same safely until
the appointment Of an assignee Of his estate. All
persons forbidden TO pay any debts to the said
insolvcnt, to deliver any property belonging to
him, to any person. firm or corporation, or assO-
citation, for his The said debtor 10 hereby for
hidden TO transfer or deliver any property until
the further order Of this sourt except - herein
ordered. 1t in further ordered that all the cred
itors of said debtor be and appear before the Hon.
orabe Case Broderick, Judge of the District Court
of the Second Judicial District, 1T chambers, in
Boise City, Ada County, Idaho Territory, on the
tsnth day OF September, A. d. 1898, at 10 O'Clock
H. III of that Gay. to prove their debts, or to show
cause, il they can, why an assignment Of the in
| solvents estate should not be made and he be
is-harged from his debts, and the prayer OF the
alleged insolvent should not be granted. and
choose one more aSsignees of the estate OF said
debtor. 1t is further ordered that the order he
published a the WooD RIVER TINES, newspaper
Of general circulation published in the town Of
HALEY. Altnras County. Idaho Territory. for 81
least trty days before the day set for the meeting
of creditors And it 10 further ordered that in the
meantime all proceedings against the said tnsolv
! ent be stayed. CASE BROOERlCK,
Dated At HALEY, Idaho. August 8. A. D. lSaS.
BKukER. PARSONS BaUNEa, attorneys for petit
TONER aus SD
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-14
SUMMONS.

In the DistriclCourt Of the Second Judicial Dis.
trict Of the Territory of Idaho. In and for the
County Of Alturxs.--Charles "A. Porter, plain
th vs. The st. George Mining Company. cor.
porstion, A. W. Rose, Jr, Warren Hussey, and
Elizabeth Hussey, his wife, defendants.
The People Of the United States in the Territory
of Idaho send greeting to The st. George
Mining Company. A. W. Rose, Jr., Warren
Hussey. and Elizabeth Hussey, his wife, de-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above-named plain
TIL, in the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Idaho. IN and for the
filed therein, within ten days exclusive OF the
day of service), after the service ON you of this
Summons-if served within this county; Or If
served out Of this county, but in this District,
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action 10 brought to recover judgment
against you for the sum of $1724.sG and interest
on the same ut 10 per cent per annnm from the
18th day of September 1881, and costs OF suit, be-
ing for labor and services performed by plaintiff
fer defendants at their special instance and re.
quest at Red Warrior County of Alturas, Territory
Of Idaho, as will more fully appear in plaintiff 3
complaint certified copy Of which Is herewith
served.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail to
| appear and answer tho said complaint, rs above
required the said plaintiff will take default and
Judgment against defendants for $l724SG and i'll
tcrest ut 10 per cent. per annum from Septem Der
| 18th, 1881, and costs of suit.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
trict Court of the Second judicial District Of the
| Territory of Idsho, IN and fer the County Of Al
turas this 9th day of Septs mber in the year OF onr
| Lord one Thousand eight hundred and eighty 1--WE
| [sEALl A. L. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
| BYE. Z. RICHARDS. Deputy Clerk.
BRuNER, PARSONS BRuNEK, Atty's for PHI. se9