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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

sUNRRT-At sandy Hook. wind moderate s"i 0ioN' ~
civ Isiand VIVA moderate, sW clear
Arrived yesterday - ,r.,,. on
STEAMER pcyonis CBr, Craig Glasscw Mar ~ yrHsd y
with mdss and SO passengers to Henderson Hr''
'ns s sns aer, Kopn Hamburg Mar 10 nayrs ls
with mdse and SOS passengers 70 n C"rus'
1~ i''''PA CLEARED.
Steamer Collie CBr), Dawson, Liverpool NA SueeA'"
s s[SgS ssneca Quick New orcAnsJ Van sickle
Steamer Delaware, Chichester Charleston anu
eSSpofSs Hcarsa clyde Co
sesmer city Of Augusta, Catherine arS Nn,so,s
steamer Roanoke, HnipherS Newport N0"' "N A'''A'A
oS D%nri ReraS winter Halie pimock
ship ArTonant (pr) Thoma Calcutta nsuvo mnh.r,,.
Snip Caravan, paggctk SO Jshn He-AN0'"-' """""
sS,p Western oais taer ROchns sAVsnsShThs0 Ringer
ssrl Star Of the East (B. Turner Adelaide An'AAier
s SSirSsa sn. Guest OBI Crosby BuOnOs
hS,S Mary ysk. parragh MatansasJ Ewen Co
schf BrEadisT, Talraan. Point P1tre-A S"A1S' ~
SAILED,
$780,. rvr..no,,n for rayrruoci wehaven. Raraooa
y y Hurusts SAVANNAH Delaware Charleston and Fernsn
dina ohe!ohss J,s5sonvills; ssn sss pc"sv Va
s SnR e PsSvsn stSasas 5 IT I GS
Also sailedyis Long Island sound-seamer "hsso"rre
for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAAEsS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Yuv,poo, Mar 2g-Arriyed steamer Lake Ontario (Brl
caumpbeil rom NewYorf a.. a ,,,.
sWaxssA Mar Ss-ssed steamer Exeter City tst Weiss
GLASGOW. Mar 2sArrysd steamer State Of Pennsylvania
LITE Mar a5-xrrivsd. steamer Crystal ORR stannArd'
PRiwix PoIsr Mar gsPAsssd Sorrento toer
JorTcnsen, from HewYork on her way 70 hhhmnnIs s.
BsEaHN Mar 2e-Arrvsd. steamer Ha"o Vsorh SAnuei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
urs WILL WRITTEN on A NOVEL CoTBR.

win executed By Heinrich Roth, butcher, on
the day Of his DEATH November &C. 1885, was rejected
by Surrogate Ransom because II was not properly ex
ecuted. II bequeathed all HIS property 10 bis VITO
Rosa and his daughter Lizzie Another viii was
offered for probate yesterday, written in lead pencil
ON tho cover and ly-leat of q novel 1t Is signed by
Roth, and tho Of tho witnesses, Christian Roth
and George J. Moser, NJ D., are appended The text
Is as follows: leave all my money and house Ala
r. g. also my halfintcrest In the butcher business
No. 24e Ave- A. N. Y. City and all moneys that may
possess to my wife and child Ny brothers christopher
"a CbarIes N bo executors In case my wife should
die then all my property should 90 20 my child This
Is my last viii and testament This VIII is dated
November %, 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

no ELECTRIC LIGHT TRUST TO BE FORMED.
President Edward II. Johnson, or the Edison Elee-
trh Light Company, denied emphattcally yesterday
tht There was any truth in the published report 10
DE effect that monster electric light trust involving
consolidation OF the Edison, Westinghouse and other
interests was likely 10 be formed ip the near future
Mr.. Johnson expressed the opinion that the report
refared TO put into circulation with tho object OF
bolsering up tho stock Of some Of the minor com
panhs. At tho ofice Of the Brush Company, which
was reported to be Of the parties to the alleged
constellation IL was said that tho story was not truo
so far as II concerned that company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
10 GIVE THE JUxIoR ornoERs MORE ROOM.

TO GIVE THE JUYI0R OFFICERS MORE ROOM.
The new cruiser Chicago has been moored at tho
bulkhead at Main-sL at the Navy Yard. Captain ii.
B. Robson tho commander Of tho ship, has plan for
relieving the junior officers. who must DO accommo-
dated in the Storage from their embarrassment be-
cause OF the limited quarters provided for them Cap
tain Robesons proposition 10 have two rooms fitted
up on tho orop dock, and this Is consented to By
Commodore Harmony II viii take four Of the officers
out OF the small steeraRe the berth deck who would
otherwise have 10 swing in hAmmosls, 70 say nothing
Of the lack Of accommodations for making their toilets
and putting away their clothing books and nstIu.
ments. This plan, or any other that win give fhe
junior officers additional room. WIZ MAKE them only
too glad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
THE WHITE CROSS ARMY FOUR YEARS OLD.

THE WHITE CROSS ARMY FOUR YEARS OLD.
Tho fourth anniversary of the White Gross Army
VIII DO held IN Association Hall, at Fourth-ave and
Twenty. thrd-st on Friday evening. Reports OF tho
years work vii b made and addresses on Personal
Purity viii be delivered BY President T. B. Wareld
Of Miami University. and tho Rev. DR. Ensign No
Cbesuey Of s. PanPs Methodist Episcopal Churoh. All
young men a. o invited 10 be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
70 NE rRrgp FOR KILLING FLAoC08Io.

Eleven Jurors were obtained yesterday for Tho trial
bsfore Recorder smyh Of vinosnEo ousieraro who is
charged win murder 10 the first degree IN killing Antonio
aeearo near Cooper Union the night OF October
"a Tha killing vas for tine mystery, but the Grand
Jun finally indicted Carlo ouateraro and his brother
yinecnro for tho murder Carlo escaped ana most Of the
witnesses will testify that Carlo end vneenEo
implicated IN the killing Assistant DiktrctAttorney
Coz conducts tho prosecution. and ouatearo Is defended
BIZ George NJ Curtis The Recorder eompliDented the
lawyers - their evident deSre 70 secure an insoisen;
lury Ths taking Of testimony win begin to-day.
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on1r A .LElK1ra P1PB. xor az R1P1os1ox

ONLY A Licking PIPE, NOT an EXPLOSION.
One Of the New.York STEAM COmpany's main pipes in
Lncrty,St., between Nassau and william sta, has been
leaking for time past as joint which s directly
in front Of the house Of Engine Company No. I. The
leak was thought b caused By the setting Of the
ground and consequent srannS Of the JOINT Yeste
day morning wAan the steam TUNED fall force,
than the usual amount esue up through the pave
ments and the Stam company sent WOmen 70 the spot
repair the pipe whsn tho ground up cloud Of
steam came and policeman the beat became
what excited and vent out alarm. There dan
ynR kora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

mr. a W. Teschner. After the entertainment Dsl
was given, at which about 200 couples were on INC
moor.
The dr-room in the arnory Of the oth kee'nsn'
was gayly decorated last evening and throhgeu VIZ.
people on the occasion of the dress parade TrIo"
and reception Of Company of that command pAL
terry C. 5th United States Artillery, ana SluSu "
veterans of the 10th NewforK 'oluneoo%
IN line Colonel william Seward. Jr. was the review
ir,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

presiding The committee approved reports in favor
Of the bill to place the OF explosives under reg
iIatlon also the bin requiring contractors, before
breaking up Streets TO give bonds to duly restore them
bot voted 10 lay on the table report In favor OF the
bnl 10 unto Hew-York and Brooklyn into one city:
Tie amendments 10 the general railway act contained
IN the Mayors bill were also approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

TIE COLLECTOR READY TO 90 UPON REQUEST.
Mr.. Magone's resignation as Collector Is already
In the hands Of Secretary windorn," read dispatch
from Washington yesterday. Tho Collector said when
seen about the matter In ono sense, the dispatch
Is true; In another n Is not, II Is not true that
have cent in formal resignation but Is fact that
have intmatcd to Secretary Window that when hs
once II win bs turned over promptly and pleasantly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
y, y. ron ,Mppov1Ne PARK LANDS

PLANS FOR 1MPRONlNG Pam LhN'OS
AT the meeting OF the Park Commissioners next
tuesday plans Will be submitted for the Improvement
~ tbe East Side lands OF Prospect Park The territory
IN question consists Of about sixty acres south OF inc
Mount Prospect Reservoir, and lying between rIAe,
hush and Washington aves 1t is proposed to lay IL
ont with campus OF twenty-five acres in the centre
and surrounding this sites for tho proposed puoho
buildings to DO erected in the future, inoiuuins
museums, libraries, gymnasIums, colleges, high SCHOOLS
etc broad mall win be constructed from tho Long
Meadow in Prospect Park across FlatbuSh-aVe., 70
the campus in the conre of What viii DO caleo
University or East Side, Park 1t VIII DO ooruereo
with horsechestnut trees, and at either emu VIII DO
site for memorial statue.
IT is thought that the improvement OF the properly
win cost about $3.50 O00 The Brooklyn institute
proposes TO sell its present building Whieh Wortn
new park II the Legislature grants authority 70 40 IL
A MEMBER OF THE GAIETY COMPANY BURIED
The funeral of Miss bertha Errington OF the London
Ga,ety Burlesque Company, who of the stage was
known Is Mrs Fudge, took place yesterday az an
uDde14sker's shop At no. 1A Courtsf. Inc rev.
warren c.. Hubbard reed the burial service and tho
body was taken to woodlRwn Cemesery for BURIAL
She had been sick with kidney disease and typhoid
S,yer and died on Sunday at the Long Island College
Hospital Her husband and sister were with her
,vhcv she was admitted to the institution. miss
EiTtnCton was one Of the leading members OF INC
chorus of the Gsiety Company, and was grateluli
dancer shS appeared at the performances utl ABOUT
q week ago. She has sister also IN the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
SHIPPING NERS

PORT OF NEwYoRK. ......TUEsDAY. MARCH 20. 1850
ARRIVED
Steamer croyl Of Arragon BrL Ygrguson Cebu Jan ls
Singapore 90 sueI Fob 10 ssd a. Gibraltar With
sugar . Ira Burnley vessel TO Henderson BrOs Arrived ct
steamer cuae tBr NiOO Liverpool Mar IA with mdss
stsansT JSiA Or) DOssn BarcOA Sh days. with fruit 70
Mopbs n Co.
Steamer 0uyandote, Dole, Newport NeWs and Norfolk
with mise and passengers % Old Dominion Be Co,
steamer COMMONWEALTH Van Kirk. Philadelphia with mdss
70 Roberta q King.
Steamer Amos Harstoty Corwn. Providence
Bark KeyerdAs DR. Grady Iolo 1877 days with sugar 70
q Amsnok Cos vessel 10 II Winchester q Co.
BARK Gina LulingfQof Wieke Amsterdam 81 days with
ndSS 70 erder vessel 10 Watlen Teel 90.
BARK diSvann iIi ffspSni Leshorn 70 days with
70 ORDER weasel 20 FNn}h, FAYE n Co.
Bark Peerless Bt Morrison 81 kits 10 days. with
70 wattAon d fArri veHsel 10 master,
NoeEa Br Maraonibo - days. with fusto
suIarts 4 whitney, vessel 10 II D Bailey a Co
Bchf Adde henlssf HAg Ponce Pr 20 days witA molaa
sns 20 i. w a p ArraatfonG.
Edith Co0hs Gonaves 81 days with loGWood
TO Messenger Bro; vessel TO q BFett Bon q 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
Announcements.
How vain the loving darts that ~
From cen the most bewitehpg eye
Unless the teeth are pure and briahe
And ever kept snowy whit.
II you would save your teeth from harm,
In BozoDoNr you'n tinc the charm.
Announcements.
HENRY A. DAHIELs, NJ. D,

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d,
3lP wEsr l76rHSr
pseAsee Of the Nervous system esaito unnsy orTAAS
Importance and sterilty. Hours; 10 Ia btoA
DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
By PEcKs PAT. 1SyIsIBLE TUBULAR FAB CUSHIONS. whs
heard Successful when all remedies fail Illustrated
book Of proofs FREE Call r. Hscox 500 BwBy Ny
On. LYoNs PERFECT TooTH POWDER
Keeps tho teeth clean aud white and purihes tho breath
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold everywhere, 70 eents
The time comes when everybody needs Par
kefh Ginger Tonic. II often lIfo
Parkers Hair BalsRn cieanses the scalp.
To MOTHERS.
Mira WINDOWS soorHNo SYRUP for Children Teethng"
eoftfns the gums reduces Inflammation, aiaya AL pain
wind collie and hiarrheea rs botte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee on Appeals Sfand opers
House Hall. .. m.
Northern Pacific Railroad directors meeting.
Park and Acueduct Commissioners meetings .
Nineteenth Century Club. Assembly Rooms. Meropoh-
tan Opera House. 80 .. n. a.,
Lafayctte Club Of XIth Assembly District No. 4eo
eth.ave. D. m.
New.YOrk Underground Railway case before Supreme
Court
Staten Island Athletic Club annual election clubhouse
Coffee Exchange meeting. is >. m
Review and parade Of 7th Regiment. arTnory p N.
Concert and ballroom proprietors meeting Ierrsos
Garden noon. -,
women's Homo and Foreign Missionary Society OF
BROOKLYN Presbytery Second Presbyterian Church M
Chess Congress- No. Union Square.
Haricfa Democratic Club concert and reception club
house. evening. -
Leeturssby Congressman Cox, Central Methodist Eps-
eopal Church. D. IN ,..
Jubilee sociable ana burning Of OH mortgage Thrteth
Street Me.hodst Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

TO REGULATE TIE USE OF EXPLOSIVES.
The Legislative COMMITTEES Of The Real Fstats En-
change nat yesterday, william Reynolds Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

fO-pAL
Sun nses 6As Sets. OILS MSos 400 NoonE age 80
nfGH WATER
fkssnsyy He sGS S Sy i:SSS Si Hs SssS soS
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBENAEI.E-A. Won Mumm Of the German r, nSHs
4 osborp sf Kansas and ex-Attorney- General Denis
b, lsren Of WATERFOWL NJ Y. FIFTH AVENUE-Ea,
Congressman William L. Scott OF Pennsylvahia; oeloss
Jo8n n Kne2p of Auburn. N u, and General Anson VI
McCeok GILSEY-Secretary Of State frederick COOK o.
Rochester General Austen Lathrop Of Corning. ~ T.
ard General George s. Batchelier. OF Saratoga hor1
MAN-Judgs William ]. Wallace. OF syracuse 81 81
DENIs-Bisnop John y. Hurst Of washington. W.
TORIA-Ex-G Governor John Lee Carroll, Oh Marylana-
WINDsoR-Ex. Congressman Leopold Morse. OF Boston.
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Dr. HAYS Hair Health

I.vps THE a An GROW Meals scAlp Diseases Prsye9g
nanSrnN And FalnE Of Hair WARRANTED ~ LES gr
YOUTH FUL COLOR and BEAUTY 70 cray o. siea n
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TRIPLES.

be same" is said to be the most
popular drink IN the market.
When a man who greatly admires a
beautiful woman makes her 4 pro-
found bow il he, as one might say,
counting her on the stoop2
he DIDN'T so.
Where are you going 20, my pretty maid
m going TO the dry goods store, she said.
May go with you, my pretty maid
foU nay II you u wait outside, she said.
How long shall wait for you. ny pretty
made
Until look over the samples. she said.
And how many samples, my pretty
nside some of calico, some Of six. some
OF pique some Of linen. some Of lawn.
some Of yeiyet-ribb0B. trimmings, but
toEs, gloves, laees, embroideries-
cannot 60 with you, lie gloomily said.
Commenting on the movement to
compel transcOntinental railroad
trains TO stop and rest over Sunday.
the Brunswick Telegram asks. why
not enact that steamers in mid-ocean
shall haul up and quietly pass sun
day p
man may shop from morn till night.
From now TILL Christmas iay.
But he can get bargain like his wife.
Because he amt buiit that way.
Wall Street NsUs.
1t i Suspected that ehas. A. Dana
visited the Vatican for the purpose of
giving the pope the inside facts about
Cleveland's defeat for the presidency.
Minneapolis tribune.
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wAIra maELa NEWS.
The San Eelipsed by Cfeuds-Mys-
terrain. Death AZ Pres~ast

W&LIA WALLs. Jan. LII vas too
cloudy 70 view the eclipse Il became
quite dark zboat - p n Business
houses we're eIOzed during the after
noon Heavy frosfs and fogs are pre-
yail5ng.
Although the c0rBuer's jury in the
case o; Fred IIshBes, WHO died at
Prescott Sunday frosn the effects Of
fracture Of the sktsII. rendered a yer
diet of death BY means unknown.
they, aud everybody else. believed ne
ass killed by ueing struck BY a rock
on the back Of the head. probably not
rnsiicioasly. bat most effectively, a.
the sequel proves. Investigations viii
nov be pT0sseufed To learn who threw
the rock or dealt the blow. Deceased
was harIs dTinker ana quarrelscme.
After leaving the ballroom with sew
eral Others who were about 10 20
home he said he would Join them in
few moments when he had gotten his
horse. bHt he Eas not seen again Untii
foEnd nexE morning in an unconscious
state, from which be nevsx recovered
News OF the finding ID rich placer
mines near Sparta, Or, creates con
siderable interest here. Quite q num-
Der who have claims near there viii
20 over at once
The electric light plant az the peni-
Tertiary made 4 successful beginning
last night
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u TIE DISTRICT COURT OF rzr
1 Third Judicial Districg Of the fe--isa-,
% Washington. holding terms at Sea.fle -
the county Of King. Territory Of Wasfir,
ton. county of Ing, 50
No. slss-baeid GsGtou, piainaE, "a
Hannah Renteu. Defendant
To the above named defendant.
Nou are hereby no5iaed that David Ran.
tou. plaintiff. has Eicd q complaint azai,-.
you ia the district court Of ne Taird ina. sss
eial District. h0lling tsrns At seaftie
Washington Territory watch viii ccrs1e ~
20 b. heard sixty day after the frsr unhH.
cation Of this Summons. to-uit- -iNtv 5er,
after the at 4ag Of N0yeul Der. IssS. sissI ~.
less yuu appear and answer the sasse 81, -
before ne -lst dsg q Jgalary. Isss. fke
same VII he taken a. confessed, aaa he
pray CT 81 said cos1pia uf granted
Inc object and PRAYER Of said c0mnlaiss
Is PisiutM In bis complaint e3gres
residence in WasAinston Territory ~
Ofe year Hua EpEaais last past. ranr.
riage % the parties July 5, Is7I ana fhas
ever since they have been and nov s-s
husband and wife. That on % about tprsi
lisa. defendant, without cause or p-syvara.
ton therefor. gilfully deserted aud ahas.
doned said plaintiff. and ever since hss
and stu continues such Abandonment ~
plaintiff. and 20 live separate and ansrs
from him. against his viii and without AZ
consent, and prays that the houss 81 raj.
rimouy between plaintiff aud defendant y.
dissolved. aud that they Be forever fread
and discharged from The OBLIGATION ara
effect thereof, aud for such other further
or different relief a. nay % the corrt sem
equitable and meet in the premises
Witness ms hand and the seal Of ala
court. this 10th day q N0Fember. ISIS
SEAL W T.. LEDGERWDOB. CLERK.
EBEN sNITH, Attorney for Plaintiff
nOV@2 =
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Georges Progress I'm England Lon
don Letter Ia New Work sun.

There i no doubt that Georges trip
has been a great success. He himself
who does no. lack appreciation for his
own individual Importance. constantly
expresses surprise az the progre> :
which he has made among the people
since last year. IL appears that he
has slso produced an effect upon the
minds OF landlords a. we'll. for the
following clause was printed the other
d1V in ease OF q Nest End shop
The le>see> covenant that they viii
pay all rates. taxes and "a forth
and any land tax which shall az any
time be imposed by authority Of Par
lament or otherwise This ShoSSs
that landlords are getting ready for
TIE i1po itiou oS a land tax which
practically does not exist In this coua-
tTy and that ihry intend that the tax
-ha.l simply Tee an additional burden
up1H the ica>eho.Gtr
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what Do the white Caps Mean?


That the White Caps should be
showing them elves in widely varying
parts OF the country Is doublv depior-
able. 1t is 10 be regretted that there
is so much lack OF respect for the or
binary channels OF legal remedy for
wrong done The man who fails TO
take his stand under such circum-
stances in behalf OF the regular ma
chlnery for the pubic welfare by pop
u.ar government i not a good citizen
OF a republic. For a republic must be
founded on law. not on force.
At the same time the delay incident
10 the mass OF foolish litigation that
blocks what should he the smooth and
swift way OF justice, the degradation
of the legal profession by men who
viii stoop to any trick or technically
TO gain time or 70 bolster a bad cause,
ami the prostitution of the administra-
ton OF justice to political ends, have
much TO do with this growing senti-
ment OF disgust with the remedies
which the law offers.
Do you help 10 make any OF the
white caps which these men wear
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The pakota-Mon,ana Boundary.

Large quantities OF Canadian timber
have been smuggied across the Manito-'
ba border into the states, and the Do
minion government has. or is to. es-
tablish Il force of leo mounted police
10 patrol the boundary. This bound
AIRY line not entirely an imaginary one,
as many suppose. but is marked by
stone cairns. iron pillars, earth mounds
and timber posts. In forests the line
was first marked by telling the timber
rod wide, and clearing away the I'M
derbrush. Where this has since been
cleared away, posts have been put in
Its place. The stone cairns are 7I<xS
ieet, the earth mounds are 7xl4 feet:
the iron pillars feet high, 5 inches
square on the bottom and ut the top:
the timber posts are five feet high and
eight inches square. There are 3S5 of
these marks between the Lake of the
Woods and the base OF the Rocky
mountains. That part of the boun-
dairy which lies east and west of the
Re River valley is marked by east iron
pillars at even mile intervals. The
British have placed each alternate one
OF these pillars and the United States
those between. Upon one side of the
post Is cast the inscription. "Conyen-
ton of London and on the other
side, "Oct. 20, 1878" Where the line
crosses lakes stone heaps have been
built IN the water, projecting several
feet above the high water mark at the
surface
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Is TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Il Third Judicial District Of the Territory
of Washington. holding terms az seattle, IN
the county o. King.
Territory OF Washington, county Of
King. -.
No. 6,f5-Phebe J. Plunmer. plaintiff.
IS lanes D. Piummer. defendant
To the above usmcd defendant.
Nau are hereby noiifef that Phebe J.
FlBmmer, p aiufiH, has died a cuupiaipf
sga.ust You in The district t0f the
Third Judicial District holding terns az
seattle, Washington Territory, whiea vii
come on % - heard sixty GAYS after TIE
ur publication Of this suusmoBs, 70 VII:
sixty dayS after the 18Th gay 81 DeceHsber
l>>,, AID ruiess you appear aud susEerthe
same on or before the lith day Of February,
l'Str The same " d b. taxeu as confessed,
aud the PRAYER Of said complaint granted
he object aud prayer Of said eouulaiat
is Plaintiff alleges ia her complaint
marriage % the PARTIES April l.. ISIS de-
PENDANTS neglect sud refusal for tbs past
three months 10 make suitable or any pro-
visions for bis family. consisting only Of
plaintiff and defendant. asd further. that
defendant. In the latter par Of August.
$50, left -esftle. taking with him al Of bis
money aud ffty DO isFS belonging % said
plaintiff, which was aiithe money she had.
aut left her entirely destitute u means tor
her support and subsistence. and IN poor
health. aDd since then hiss ney.r con
trfhs,st any money or fhiug toward her
support and maintenance, aud she hAs
SUPPORTED herself by her ewn izhor. Sc,
sud prays FOR = divorce, for sad cszses
stated, and that she may resume and Be
known By hCrms3deD name. Phese J. Hdafi
aud fcr Der costs. SC and for oShe- Felief
Met ia the premises
Witness ny hand aud TIE seal q aid
court. this 1fh dav % bscer aher. tsss.
sal ". +. LED ,ERwoOp, CLERK
EssS SMITH. Piaiatia'. Attorney WesI1