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ENGLAND AND GERMANY.
Marks OF Respect for the Old Emperor
In LOndOn-The Prince Of Wales, Sil.
Vcr Wedding.


In LOndOm-Ihe Prince Of Wales, 81.
vcr Wedding.
Special Cable Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
LONDON, March l0.-The death OF Emperor Will
liam continues to absorb public attention here
The papers are filed with biographical details and
some are even In mourning, a compliment rarely
paid TO foreign parsonage, however illustrous
1t Is curious fact that the first intimaton OF the
event was conveyed to the German ambassador at
London through a message received at IN the
morning by salisbury and forwarded by him TO the
embassy. The generation with which the aged
emperor was regarded In this country Is shown by
Inc spontaneous demonstration OF respect In the
house OF commons, both sides uncovering them
selves as Mr.. Smith read the of1cial confirmation
0I tne news The twenty-ffth anniversary OF the
Prince OF Wales wedding occurs to-day The
queen dimes with him at Marlborough House.
Ihis Is the nrst time she has dfned out since the
death OF the Prince Consort The dinner I'm con-
sequence OF the emperors death, will be OF the
nature OF a celebration, but simply family gath
erlng None but relatives OF the prince and
princess Will be present
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The Royal silver yYeddsuu.

TIE QUEEN, ATTIRED IN DEEP MOURNING, GKxxY
THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS or WALES
LONDON, March lo.-The queen, the Duke OF Al.
pany. Princess Beatrice, and Prince Henry OF Bat
tenoerg, all attired IN deep mourning drove To
Marlborough House to-day 70 greet the Prince ana
Princess OF Wales on their silver wedding day. n
crowd gathered on the way and cheered heartily
as the royal party passed The party remained &C
Marlborough House hall an hour. on their return
they were again heartily cheered- The gloom
CAUSED by the death or Emperor william is some
what eclipsed by the royal wedding festiy1ty and
the German embassy Is forsaken.
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A MySterKOus Murder.

RAILWAY, n. j., March l0.-Isaac King colored
Was found dead In the cellarway OF Avery's show
store, on Cherry street, this morning. The body
was bruised and bleeding. King was out last night
over game OF cards With the above result A
corOner's Inquest will be held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
MITCHELL AND SULLIVAN.
A Draw After Thirty-nine Rounds.
GERMANYM0 MOURNING HER EMPEROR
Frederick'S Departure from San Reno
FEARS FOR THE PoPeS HEALTH.
MITCHELL AND SULLIVAN.
They Fight Thirty.nine Desperate
Rnnpn6~ WSshA,,s

LONDON, March l0.-MitcheI and sullivan have
gone to Creill, thirty-three miles nortn OF Paris
with the intention OF fighting this afternoon. The
police are cognizant OF their movements
DRAW AFTER THIRTY-NINE ROUNDS
CHANTILLY, March l0-The fight between Sulli-
van and Mitchell resulted in q draw after thirty
nine rounds had been fought. Time three hours
and eleven minutes Mitchell improved at the
finish, but the referee declared IL a draw. The
hight was a desperate one. Both received fearful
black eyes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
PENNSYLVANIA LIVE STOCK ms. Co.
mhs-6t Washington Office. 1ooe St NV

THE TRAVELLERS LIFE AND ACCI-
- DENT iN>t RANCE COMrANl, OF HART
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comlany has issued over 5l.OUO Ii and 1900. 900
Accident Policies and has record % years of unn
terrupted success 1t the Largest and
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and popular policies cover Life, Endowment, and Ac
Cdeut Insurance the lowest guaranteed rates. IL
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Over 100, 900 Drowned.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, March l0.-Advices 10
ceived by the steamer City OF sydney, which ar.
rived last night from Hong Kong and Yokohama
says: The Imperial commissioner who WA ope.
ctally appointed 10 Investigate the loas oc lie IN
the Yellow River foundations SENDS a report 70 tho
emperor OF China that the total number OF pes.
sons drowned Is over 100000, and the number
destitute Is l,600,OOQ
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A Serious Acciaens On q steamer.

CHICAGO, March l0.-A dispatch from Cairo m
says; Ihe steamer Ohio, plying between Cfncin-
nau and Memphis. burst Q steam pape whks
ABOUT 100 miles below here wednesday night
delug1ng the lower deck with hot water and steam
ana severely scalding SIX people The engineer
oetected q slight leak In the pipe, and sprung
the explosion occurred, enveloping him with hot
steam Strange 10 say he escaped uninJured The
brought 70 this city, where the Injured receive1
medical attendance. negro roustaoout AloofS
MilliamA VIII Die. The Others are doing well
caused panic on board, and many lady pes9eoc
gers were forcibly prevented from Jumping Ansa
the river In their fright
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

True Copy. Test. X. j. NEICiS, Clerk. sc.
J. X lOl NC. Asst Clerk mhlO-l1S24
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE

LIVE Sltt n lNSD RANCE
~ The Peoples Live Stock Insurance Com
psny Of PennsylyanIa' IL the largest and most
eessfu company Of ihe hind in America 1t has issued
insurance u the amount Of over THREE MILLION
DOLLARS and paid losses TO the amount of over ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAkS II has never
been before court Of Justice in dispute of single
Just claim We have paid TO Washington policy hold
ers nearly SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS during the
past eighteen months. and also furn shed them with
sOs petent Veterinary attention when required Our
rates are low and equitable. and are at all times
open to Investigation by our members During the
past year 1sS7) insured 1S9O head of stock. to
the value of 1 2s2521 and paid losses to the amount
Of s49.530. BY nsuring your stock in our Company
you receive immediate benefits and returns fur
nish the best of Veterinary attention 10 all members
free of charge. Cal at once. address Manager
for District Of Columbia. Z. IL MANN. 10O6 street
NV, for further il ornation Do not delay this i'm
portant matter but protect yourself against loss at
once. your animals must die sooner or LATER and
you do not know low soon you will need medical aid
Respectfully.
DEN u
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Berlin Papers Think the Prospect
TranQuil-Prince Bismarckss Speech

AH0ssQuHs-rH1u SpteC0e
VIENNA, March l0.-The newspapers OF this city
emphasize the solemnity and dignity OF the death
OF Emperor William
The Fremdenbtpn says: ssPrince Bisraarck's
speech In the Reichstag powerfully expressed the
true national idea and Ike duties connected there
with"
The NeD Free Press says: "The testament OF
the dead and the program OF the living emperor
constitute policy OF peace, a1ording the most
consolatory and ranQuilizing prospect The
Austro-German alliance is one OF It's foundations,
which personal changes do not affect.
BERLIN, March 10.-The most important wed
ding festivals nxed for to-day, tomorrow ana
Monday have been postponed out or respect TO the
memory OF the late emperor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

Apprehension Felt Oa Account OG His
Age and Enfeehled Condition.

hohk, March lO-The pope has been slightly In
disposed for the past two days No serious symp-
toms have manifested themselves but a certain
degree OF apprehension exists In consideration OF
MS age and the lasstude caused by the exertions
ne was subjected 10 during the jubilee festivities.
announced for the 18th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
Interior Department Changes.

1schHOH department Cn0u806e
The following Official changes have been made In
the Department OF the Interior:
General Land Ofice-Appointment: Jos q. AL.
lard, OF Wisconsin, special agent, 81 800 Reagna-
ton: Mrs. Mary I. Palmer OF Indiana, $780, Pro.
motions: Lindley s. Anderson OF Arkansas, 81 200
TO 81, 400; Miss Susan p. Trimble, OF Alabama
$iOOO to q, ,2OO Jno II. Howell OF Illinois, $500 to
81, 900.
Pension Ofhce-Appointments under the civil
service rules: VIM. H. Peddle, or Pennsylvania,
Clement Suivane, OF Mississippi, and Nathaniel A.
Lowry, OF Iowa, clerks at 81, 400; Harry @. Girls
void, OF Georgia, $1,000. by Transfer from Post
ONCE department; Miss Mary r. Wilcox, OF Dis
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GERMAN ANFgICAY RT7IID

GERMAN AMERICAN BUILDING Asso-
- C1ATION on CAPITOL HILL.
ctztiOus has been decided upon at meeting of the
board Of directors. This cton made necessary on
rss of these associations largely due to tine
safe and economical manner which they have been
sub-riptiOn lists will be opeued Al ONCE and NOTICE Of
the trst meeting-~hich will be in May-wiu be given
IN The Evening star The officers OF the present
vice PRESIDENT II Kottmsnn, treasurer aud p Vier-
buchen. secretary. 1t
r. SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
- ASSG CITATION.
NEW 2OI Il ISSUE.
me nfth regular montAly meeting OF the new s0th
7ih st. NV. on WEDNESDAY. l4th inst at O'Clock
pm STOCK still be Obiained without premium 81
share Al the meeting at time at the office Of
a. n ". Ihis IL a good Investment for monthly
savings. psying per cent interest and cent ad
-iation Is in a very hOurishinx condition. large
lumber Of shares has air sdy been subscribed
hOBI. @. CAMPBEII-
mo A. PRESCOTT.
Secretary and Treasurer.
l4l6F St nv. Kellogg Building m1O-4t
,IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IRICI or colt MBIA.
The 5th day Of March. 1883
ENMoNs s. SMITH GEORGE {. LEwIs.-At Law, No.
2S43J Docket 81
On motion Of the plaintln by Mr. Chaplin Brown, his
attorney - OrUere,i that the defendant. George C.
Lewis his appearance - be entered herein
before rule day occurring forty days this
day othsrwlse the cause viii b. proceeded with in
The Object Of this suit IL to collect the claim of the
said airt,ff against the said Defendant Tor : m for
Il C.. frpm June l. 1857 August To- 1887 at Sti: 80
P-r Inonih and FOG s215 advanced by the said plain
that copy of this notice be ublished the
-tsr once wesk tor each of three successive weeks
A. b HAGNER As-o. Justice.
True Copy. Test; X. j. MEIGS, Clerk sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
- nE A IA Me-

q IHE ECOhMISSlONEhS. DIS
- IRIIT OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON March
.. .lSeS. SUkPLI'S EA6Th FOkFILLING LOTS BE-
LOW 6hADt-Ihel OF streets during the
coining vii involve the removal Cf large guam
uty of surplus easth Localities where all public
prOpertN at above grade. In order avoid long
aHd expensive hauls n Com mssiOners propose
post the surpl earth free of cost private property
b-Cw grade. upon notification the thereof
thar such earth IL desired These notices shoud state
NE locstlon CT tie lot a estInate OF
the Qua tity Of earth desired The Length OF haul
VII zovern th. selection OF the lots. " B. WEBB. s.
Z NHEAIIEl- CHAS. ". RAYMOND. Major kngrs,
T. s A. Commissioners of the Dist Colum
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ADcmand for Sa,t.sac,,o..
An AMERICAN wAR-sHIP BACKING UP THE AnERIca A n
FLAG TANGIER

TANGIER. March lO.-The L. = war-ship Hpt4r-
prise, mounting SIX guns, has arrived here. The
captain demands the immediate release OF tie
Moor. who Is under American protection, and who
Is imprisoned AT kabat. He also demands sails
faction from the Moorish government Tor the mans
illegal arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
Destructive FIRE In l.ssisvfIIe.

LOUISVILLE, March lo.-A destructive nrs oeoks
out at 1:30 O'Clock this morning N the i've ~
Co., stove manufacturer, on Fufuano ssenos
The nre was discovered IN the third-story. Nnca
was used as Q polishing depertmenr vn - -
third door the hames spread Ill over the oeilolng
ana burned their way 70 The two noon eoov9
lrst snd feli soon: the names sprang through u
roof all along the front OF xhe ouildin9 an1 eooa
the three upper stories were gutse9 IL SnSSs -,
NOS unIil the front part Of The building heo oSee
Rutted and au the materials stored tnereeA -
= 06s, 900. tWo-thirds OF whicn = AoQGhs y =
OoVoRe1 by 1nsurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

In PhiladelphiA, Pa, John J. Cullen, aged
tWenty-one year1 charged with having married
kllen Aahoney IN Camden, n. J., January 2e lasa
and seven days lisef welded Mary DoyH IN Phila.
oelph1at was convicsea Of bagamy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
THE ENGLISH PUBLIC DEBT.


prOved-A Question 81 SALARY.
Special Cable Ddspatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, March l0.-0oschen's scheme for the
conversion Of the national debt Is based on sound
precedents, notably Gouburn's act OF ls4A and Is
likely TO be generally approved All the s per
cents are to be amalgamated to bear interest at2x
per cent for ffteen years. afterward 2k, and be
irredeemable for twenty yearA NOTWITHSTANDING
the proposal ID considered rather hard for the In
weston, q prominent member OF parliament. who is
also banker, predicts that the new STOCK VIII be
Immediately Quored AZ par. Another financial
question. less vast but involving q principle was
also discussed In commons yesterday. fhe gov
ernment when they appointed King Har1nan "a
act e sundersecretary for Ireland IN order TO re-
ueve Balfour Of the necessity OF answering oues.
tons OF Irtsh members, repeatedly declared that
the appointment was not within the cognizance OF
parliament, a. Harman received no salary They
now propoD 70 give him Q salary, ana this was
opposed not only by the Irish members, but Oy the
61ik Q! the hoeralS On the ground taar Castle
Dublin V already sufc1ently expensive 70 the na-
ton, and every previous secretary for Ireland did
the work unaided. Harcourt's contention thai
u HarmAn ought 70 have q salary now ne ought "a
have had Il nom the nrBt was unanswersbie, but
70 was IN vain 70 axyue with the governmeoS na-
1or1ty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MIR JaSo5s OF SHICAeo PRES
iee vii teach the le-soa At ,eschers class. Young
Nta Mans EhrSiS9 assSc, A. az t2g itoy New York ave.
workers welcomed IT.
A MEETING IN THE INTEREST OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church will Be held
foor) at 80 O'Clock All persons interested in;
e. S
EVENING. 1t
SS TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING UNDER
s Bap,.s 81 se eSurcb T. ID ts SUNDAY 1d
nnw Addresses BY the Rev. DR. PHILLIPS of Israel G.
~ DitTst W. = The exercises will be interesting
THE RPeEtSE MEETINe 9F THE m " y.
held SUNDAY EVENING, at 7:;iO o'cloca, at Market
Ha Cod I'd Speakers lave been engaged and good sing
S THE MINERVA TEMPERANCE AssO-
- = pGA cIAIIqX Hill held their PUBLIC meeting
IN the Old Methodist Protestant Church. 9th street
Good hs G col 1s pes Ws sSd Sot
|S TEMPERANCE MEETING UNDER THE
p, auspices % Of the Good remPlars. at McKen;
10Th s,s. SUNDAY EvESiNG 11tG t instant. I 80 80
O'Clock Hon: EDWARD p. ALLEN. of Michigan, and
dress the meeting Good music By the church choir.
Let all Good Templars attend the meeting. Public
xS EMMET GUARD-THERE WILL BE
o Sth meetnE Sf the SS SomPapPy a. st t6e A
p. Business q importance win 70 be transacted tran BY
order. WM III. MURPHY Q. c. 1t.
ALL MEMBERS OF CHI-PSI COLLEGE
es to be IN " %a S6!e s5s T Rsase %
MONrAY. MARCH l2 for purpose of organizing local
Alumni Association. Ii
ESCLERKS TAKE NOTICE.-THE NEXT
49, regular meeting of Clerks Assembly 6io1,
X. of l., viii be held on MONDAY. & p m, at Hilton
Hall. tn and sts- full attendance desired. Special
business; revision Of BY Laws By order of
1t EX. COM. 6451.
AN EIGHT ROOM PRESS -BRICK-FRONT
- House. in one of the best locations in George
town. viii be sold cheap If taken before Nednesday
next. W. RILEY DEEBLE.
1t 1919 st.
rSLEFT HIS HOME MARCH 1, ALFRED
80 Griffith. white lad. fifteen years old small
scar yer right eye large brown fair complexion,
cloth cap, mans boots All persons are forwarned
haf boring him. Any information of him thankfully
received and paid for. By X. H. RING,
mhl0-:t' st Dennis p. o., Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
EMPEROR FREDERICK,S POLICY
Bismarck Announces That He will
Maintain she Constitution Of the
Empire.

BERLIN, March 1o-Before the reichstag opened
to-day the Bundesrath met Prince Bismarck,
with great emotion, alluded to the death OF the
emperor in terms similar TO those which he used
In the reichstag yesterday. He specially con-
nrmed the statements made yesterday In regard
Austria
In reference to Emperor Frederck's accession to
the throne and TO the transfer OF the imperial dig
nifty connected Herewith Prince Bismarck said
that the new emperor. like his late father. would
take as his guiding principle the conscientious
maintenance Of the constitution OF the empire
and the treaties which IL Is based and fn which
Emperor Frederick will count upon the co-opera-
tton OF his allies. Herr Won Lerchenfeld expressed
to Prince Bismarck the coincidence OF tile bum
desrath, and asked him TO communicate them 70
the Eml,eror Frederick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
War Department Changes.

War Department Changes.
Appointments: Nelson p. Webster, New York:
Herbert II. Jacobs, Wisconsin; Jos. 8. Moss ver-
mont, clerks AT 500 Surgeon-Generaps once,
and w. b. Stokes, Indiana, clerk class l. Adjutant-
Generals ONCE.
Promotions: Harry II. Wyeth, Maryland, from
class 1000 TO class 81 200, Adjutant-Generals
ONCE, and Harry w. Selah, Nebraska, and Geo. p
Qay, Louisiana, from class 1000 10 class 81 200
SurgeOn-GeneralS Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

Mr.. NASH, the General Superintendent OF the
Railway Mail Service, has gone to Chicago to ar
range the mail stribution, which Is disturbed
Dy the railroad strike. His instructions from Post
master-General Dickinson are private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
COL. LUDLOW Examined.
Mis- statement Of the Prospect Hill
Cemetery Matter.

his TESTIMONY BEFORE THE DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE
OF THE HOUSE INVESTIGATING THE MATTER-HE
KNEW NOTHING OF THE INJUNCTION WHEN he Or
DRRED THE WORK TO GO ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s343, lis; customs S62S,6sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

SECRETARY ENDICoTT has telegraphed that his
rather Is slowly sinking. Mrs Endicott and her
daughter will leave for Salem tomorrow morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
FIFTH ISSUE OF STOCK

The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- stockholders Z the NATIONAL LIFE IN
STRANGE COMPANY or THE UNITED STATES
or AMERICA for the election of directors of said
company Tor the ensuing will be held the Office
Of the CON psny. kOom ). the sun Building. 1915 F
81 Nv, Washington. ID C.. on TUESDAY, March Ia
Isss 81 10 O'o.Oek An
Hhltol3 J. II. NITCHIE. Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Com. Franklin Hanford
detached from duty at the West Point Foundry
and ordered to the Pensacola. Chief Engineer G..
j. MacConnell detached from the Vermont and
granted one years leave OF absence. Mai. Geo.
NJ. Sternberg. surgeon, has been ordered from this
CITY 10 brunswick, Ca, on official business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

On VncfuoBexamlhau00 H. Henry Wfs0 Garrett
struck at once upon the letter TO senator Sherman
ana insisted upon knowing what interest the Sen
ator had IN the matter, and II he owned land ON
% near the proposed extension. He asked witness
u ME. 1herman had talked 70 him concerning the
extension Of the street
Col Ludlow did not recollect OF Senator sher-
manS interesting himself In the extension Of
N0i0 capitol street. The letter 70 hum had been
Mntten 70 him By Col Ludlow, NOT because Of any
ntssese the senator took In the extension Lut be-
cause O tho 1doa that some legislatton would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

FOURTH-CLAss PosTMAsrERs have been appointed
as follows: In virginia-Wm T. Anderson, Black
Water Lee County; II. X. Broughton, Onanock,
Accomack County; Robert L. Elliott, Otterville.
sylvania County. In Maryland-Geo D. Waters
Wimbledon, Hartford County
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

The PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the act amending
the act TO restrict the ownership OF real estate in
the territories TO American citizens SO that the
District OF Columbia is not included.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senator Jones, Representative Anderson, Ill; Sur
geon-General Moore, and W. G. Erwin, district
attorney COOK County, Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

rfoKEKEEfER AND '0aeUsR.-Eugene NJ. -Gcsaaa
was to-day appointed to be storekeeper and gauger
at StOneYille N C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

VIRGINIA APOsTMAsTERs-Wm. F. Faber has been
appointed postmaster at Moseley Buckingham
county. Va. Samuel Nofrsinger at Stilinglon, Bath
Cuunty, Va. and Lucy b. smith at Stafford Court
House, Stafford County, Va.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-06-09
Wonderful Cures.

w. d. IIoyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga, says;
We have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arnica Salve for four years.
Have never handled remedies that
sell as we'll, or give such universal
satisfaction. There have been some
wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases
OF pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF few
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric
Bitters. We guarantee them always.
Sold by J. A. Rupert.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-06-09
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the seoo
Countv ~ 1s a territory of Idaho in u ,nS Oh
Julia Webb. Plaintiff, versus No..
PENDANT. webb, De-
The people of the United States IN a.,
o. iasno send greeting to Morris r.e Territory
1SnoAht: webb, De-
1ou are hereby required to aune., T.
t IN the pistr,Syt o@ BY the .bovsnsm.d , D,.
District Of the Territory Of rS.,n second Jpdic,
County Of Alturss, and to snsws.. N and for the
MED therein, within ten days fexc, Inc Complaint
asy ., service' after the service on So 81 TIE
summons II served within this co,y ~ OF this
served out Of this county. but IN COUNTY! Or. Il
Wthin twenty days; 9th, rWise VIII: a's District
or Judgment by default will ha ~, forty days
sor .ecoiaing 70 the prayer Of said agsins
of matrimony heretofopss .n to dissolve Bend,
tMeen the above named plaintiff ana elaistang be-
alleging that they were mnrr; sna dsfendsnt
per 1874, at Lawrence. Douglas cou,t % Hovsm.
ant hss ;es .nsn one year last psst ssid d.t
plaintiff the common necessor;es ~ fof The
o, ms 1dleness and dissipation .nJ reason
ch'ioIeh' lEsue' OF said narriaae. 10 a aaat the
s s plaht1ns care and custody. No W.T., to
fully appear in plaintiffs ccmrlsr as VIII more
copy OF which is herewith s.rved "'' Certified
Ana you are hereby notified th.t -
appear and answer the said comul,i,t' oa ~ to
required, the said palntif will Tia Jstas ABOVE
complaint. Ut ii'"hced IN said
1!.ch under my hand ard the seal of ~. D..
.Iict court OF the Second Judicja Distr;o. rs
territory o. Idaho. III and for the Cnnn,r VI tls
Iuras' this End Gay of April, in.the ras, ~ ~ Al.
eight. A"iiorea and eighty.
tsEAL1 ST nave u
l.! r. 4. RICHARDS, Deputy Clert
n. NJ. AUIcK, Plaintiffs Att,rn.v
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-06-09

will the man of "astute
taste" who runs the WooD RIVER
TIMES, please refrain from stealing
bodily local mining items from the
"Mountain Home paper."--Bulletin.
Ii the TIMES has been guilty of
such great crime, it humb'y begs its
contemporaries forgiveness. 1t will
also suggest to him that he can get
even by doing likewise with the
TlMEs's items. He need not fear any
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