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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
TIE FEATHER REPORT

FORECAST rNrli. : l.. VI. SATURDAY.
v,.linct.u sept - Foi New .tagland. l">t'rn 'e.
~, t.,,,, puu., l.anl and N'm .Jr 10y. ram '2hHy
wurnlc,. >'ctrrly "rd- a.. .,,o,,,,.
H., v,,,i,ni p:rvasc, Virginta. tn" 'ai"''h'"
~, Sla aud l.orida. rain ia.
Ear Louisiana and fa,t,rn TEXAS fan "N"p' '"'" -
South, a.,rrp Louisiana; cooler ..
For wc.rra Nrw.Y"S aid W'S'''' ''''">'''"''
rain v ,in,l. ,"o' SUNDAY ,..
sunday .,,. ..,,
~, Indian, pod Illinois. ran. d,c.GtdN "'ht' ~
For Michigan and Wisconsin. i''n OF '"" "''N-"
cooler.
For Tenn, and krntrck'. t'in '"'!f'
L,r ArLau.A, aud ii>>"' rain. followed ny a'''
A., ,,, ;a,,,. ,c,,,.,o and lhc UaaotL,. fair ~
urday and Sunday Marncr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
srJyDLERS TRY To Ey7RAP A POSTMASTER.

letter was received at the Mayors onic" yert'rdlv
from Ellis Irwin. postmaster at Lick Run Mnle Clear
eeI6 CoAnty Penn which the writer Enclosed some
....wdu.t, circulars which had been sent to the post
master and his ncichbors One OF these prrrlS 10 come
from the champion Novelty COMPANY. No. 3'o West
Forty fourthat Ncw.YOrk' which Oilers TO sell pooi,
which will d.cly. even expert. at thc-c Nb-ia terms
= ooo far a,oO $4,000 ior 800 and 600 or ST. ECO
posasc- Irwin also offered tie agency Tor the State
NJ PENNSYLVANIA. II he meant business he was H.
structcd to telegraph "Mr. B {. Wsrw!c., 40. 'of
west Foytv. and IL. r. Jones. No 3G HiNfne
tonst NewYork CITY care Il Stone" Secretary Sice
sent the letter and Incl to Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
RACE COEES STING 4 EAlLHO NJ.

Counsel for the Ncw York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company appeared before judge Dugro In the
superior Court, Chambers; yesterday. and made lao
ton for an order setting aside the and
plants in several actions against the company to r.,
cover the sum If so in each sii for Ovcrcarg" 81
fare to the Morris iark There have been
several hundred II these suits brought since the tr
rase was tried ard went in favor of the plaitiH>
Large numbers Of >umn"n-e> aud complaint, w"rr
,rrypd upOn division superintendent Of In" r'id. 'nd
he comr,ny declares that according 70 the civil code"
tho pi,rr> must he served upon some other Onccr uf
Inc 'u,unratlOu. Decision, WAS reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
A RIG DAMAGE SUIT SETTLED.

Pittsburc. ecpt. IA dispatch from Bradford
Penn. says: The suit Of LOGAN, Emery ~ Weaver
against the Pcnn~y lvania Railroad settled lat"
last night. much to the surprise Of everybody The
plaintiffs claimed $IO7 100 30 damages that they
ovcrpaid the company for shipping crude oil {" Their
refinery at Philadelphia between l-o1 and lr-7 a."
cordnG TO given other companies: also 1921.
&C. 10. based upon the act Of Julc {. 1-- that any
carrier Discriminating. IN freight rate hal, pay treble
( he aruir Of damages ashc!. senator Emery rriu-r,
t. give the bass III" settlement SAYING that the
road came Ia his terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
BRICFMAKERS DELIBLhAiI""'
YARDS THAT HAVE BEEN OBLIGED TO slof

YARDS THAT HAVE BEEN ObLI"HD ="
WORK WANT OTHERS TO DO so.
Tho Executive Committee OF the Brick Mah"lar'"r-
.,., ,s.oc,,t,on met YESTERDAY 1t tile Astor hou'1'
rho rcnort OF the various subcommittee were Gun.
sdered ard reports as to tho amouh' VI o''" ~
about the city received from tie i'o~ 80.
II was decided not to make any cha'kc III ''e. III" A.,
~ procedure against the walking "e"s"o' ~,
nre.cnt. a. any matters of importance now OH ''a.u
-. ~, laid before the general meeting OF tile asSoc'S
,i, or Nopday Some difficulty Is being 1onhd !"
cot,;no yards 10 close down in /plnaten t'"c d.
those men situated In such way that theS can WI"
time TO make brick till the season Closes W." ~
why they should be compelled to STOP ho"' a. w
would only be doing thcmseive, all Injury OH" o'''
lting nobody. tia. J.. chm.
some Of the yards have been compelled TO s','
do,rn a,rrady NOT having the fund, to pay 'heir
hand, or the storage to keep their brrk' anu 'i'e
owner, OF these yards want the other Far'> ~ sup
making brick that they may De 'o''fr"'a
Some extent for their losses during ti's li""n''
BY the advanced price brick will Scii JOY IL an ','o
var, would cease making brick. IT, they say inc
bio vsrd. make an extra supply OF brick. they Will
benefit at expense. and that We 'ho"u a' '"a''
and share alike was the original spirit OF oar a'so
ciation." . - $3.50.
The Diamond Brick Company began shipping con-
tract brick again yesterday and sent TWO pa's '
to Canla & Kane. dealers In this CITY, i"l> was NV
a breach OF contract. as their agreement WIZ" .'
socation only to stop shipping this DITCH 'o' o
wcrh The state Board of Arbitration sent message az
10 tho rcknakcr, Executive COMMITTEE
jng that they had received no word from tie ~ah',s
delegate, tending TO settlement Of the trouble oy
arbitration. . .o.,.r and
The Board of Walking Delegates met yeeterday anu
reported that IA yet men hal been lorrcu 10 p
work bcraisc OF the brick maiuiaetrr, Ucr, in
demand it was reported that baS"i?aa ba 81 s Srcn
haryc, aIs, arrived from Iaver~t"aw. While ontten
hare, and two ,chooner> now Icing unoaded on
the river fronts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
TIE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI CUTTING RATES.

Cincinnati. sept. i2.->omc disagreement lsN f"'eh
fcr!cntng for several DAYS between the HIc Frir
and ohio aud M~-i-ppi rail:pa!f ~ has T-H!Irh
today in a reduction in rates by ia" Ohio and Ni.-l
,ipp to take effect tomorrow Tie fare from he's
10 NJ, Luni, is reduced t. go {" eaystown. - 90 :
" Paua. - 30 10 springfield, -; II - announced
that these r;,tc~ GOO! only If tictc aye ucd br
fore september 80. and Thai tai rate. VIII he rat '
on ScDtcilltr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
INsPECTIN,. TILE IT. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.

springfield. H. sept. IL t>l'rc.a.- II i wPn'' Il
here that the Wabash Railroad i, conducting ncchit
tons with a view t. purchasing the line Of railroad
known H. "a" -. LDui> and Chicago rrnnn: - a local
line from thi, city u LtchiirG. di~i,nc" 81 fpny
four miles whore IT connects with H." Waha-h main
line. The board Of directors made an n-pc' ton trip
over the road after the annual meeting al 81 Loni-
The acqEi> un Of the line would give IN" Wabash a
ca, OF for Western b.In"~ Ia -. Loan, and an air
line from this city Ia 1t Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
ycDaL FOR 4 nor LFFESAvDR!

Assistant District ittorncy Lindsay received nfor'
NATION Yesterday that the United states secretary Ok
the Treasury had directed that silver medal BE- struck
or for Arthur Finch fifteen years old. who had saved
the life OF Edmund Levy at LackawaAen last July Mr.
lindsay while on hi, vacation witnessed ire a'cnens
o., ley who fell into the river and narrwE cs'SIrv
trnv ming He took interest III yonnS tliTn' ane
nettiuned that ifc-savnc medal lie AWARDED 10 HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

N"w-IIavcn. sept. IL t>pccIall.-E. &. Allen, Tor
years superintendent OF the shore Lane Division OF
A" on, Glacd road. VIII retire that road irN;
Wednesday to arccp; the superintendent oi The New
York Division of the New Y Ork Central AND HUDSON
River road. Mr.. .llcn formerly superintendent
of Eastern Division VI the New England road. his
hcl!uuar!cr> being At EO>tOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
PROIIBTrIONIsTS MAKE NOMINATIONS.

The Prolbitl,ni,ts Of the With Ncw.Icrsey D,tri, t
in convention ut odd Fellows Hall. Paterson. y. D.
Yesterday nominated for Congress the Ecv. Jane, r.
Bradbrook Of Dover. Morris County. n. J. About
thirty delegates present. The resolution, dc
nounccd tile new ballot Reform law rs tending to d.,
franchise the small parties. 1t will require 200
SIGNATURES In tho district to got Mr.. Dradbrooks name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
CLEARED or THE CHARGE Of RACING HORSES

Mn.kc.un. Mich. sept. l2.-Th" second SESSION.
Yesterday II the Cunfercn'e nj Neth'dis' N'hs'eH |"
Michigan wa, Devoted mainly Z" routine ""rA A'u "e
nr.entation of reports BY presiding elders OF Inc sew
era, districts. Church work Throughout iuc Sa'e
.h,xr 10 be in "A prosperous condition. TIC commit
go, .nuu,ed Ia in, c>tila,c the rnm"i> concerning lS
Dcv / " Arncy. Il >arana". no Is allece9 10 M
,..'iuct.a, n hr!>r race. held another SESSION. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
RryJ,yJy F. PEINOTTO SERiOrSLT I'LL.

E,uiamin T. Pclxctto. cx-Vnitcd states Co's"'"".
oral IA Eoumania i dangerously III at the houe %
ms doucht.r Mr.. Joseph M"rnncst's, No. ~ f-'''
,ne hundred and thir;icht. Iii> condition last e'en
ing WA. considered extremely critical lie HIS oe'.
SUFFERING for several months fr"hl o''er' u'''
tb. dl,eas. i, HOW pronounced ncuiaole oy inc d'eu
.. ., i,,u pr :, r. Armstrong. \ son OF UT.
r,d>,,,, >,d that hi, father lad travelled d nous
dur;r- ,hr summer in >ctrch of re'.c!. nd ihh..s
10 .rt II had ictd:icd home aj""t 'h'ee "''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
4 YGfTHFrL cOLLEiE PRESIDENT INSTALLED.

Baldwin. Kan. sept IL. The fail term Ut Baker
tntvrr,!', opened Yesterday. Tirrc unI>uall,
large attrntlnrc ~ -tt,drn'> With the
N the term logan new In ~" inauguration IT Il,
rev president Ir !c~>or ". \. QHaylc who l. pro,alh
tn yuun,.r college ry~'>idcnt IN the United states,
bciHg tycnty five old The invc,tmcat wa, made
b, DR.. g; Dearborn. al The board of trstre> pr,
ldent QUAIL" rspIndtN In Al eloquent and brilliant
sldrr,>. Ills -uic. The Relation of Intellect TO
Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

nsced on Official ballots. 1t was announced t'a' wv
names nad been secured. The Pa'saic County WI" .
vcnton then organized and nominated TICKET WIN
anrIev Claxton for sheriff: George f. Thoine i,s
s.n.cote and n NJ Ieardsey. william Jackson ana
Esward twist for Assembly in the ls, ia ana ~ ~
Districts respectively. No ono could oe louhu " III"
In the lid District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
CHANGES ~ WEST SHORE TRAITS

beginning Tomorrow. West >or" train, No.. 81 and
&c will be di-continu f.. Tire company also
that special excursion of - for the round trip
viii Lc made for the New York state Fair al Syracu'.
tickets to be good from september IL b. Is going and
the 10th In returning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
Blood Poison
From Impure Vaccination Won.
1lnrfppllv (,mrnh-SOlihIv Em6OrSed.

Hoods sar,alnria is natural enemy Of all inpu
ties the blood. IL cAcs all forms Of poison and d.,
L. al this
II am u pioneer In this county, having been here 80
years. -Four little flley became blood
by impure virus Ia vaccinations His arm swcilcd
terribly, causing great agony physicians said III" arm
must au,uatd, ard even then his rco'cry would be
doubtful. one day read about biord purifier to
me- aud WAS surprised to learn that 4: wa> PREPARED by
{. Hood. with whom usrd 70 20 to school In Chelsea.
VI. ] decided u have my boy try Hoods Sar-apafa
and was much grat.icd when II seemed to help hin. lie
continued to better him the Sarsapafa.
and having bottles Is entirely cured As Hold
Sarsapara has acconl >ncd such wonderful rsult,,
recommend It all l possibly can"
J. NJ. SLEEPER Upper Lake. Lake Co.. Cal.
The Ex.City Treasurer
OF Lowell, Mass. The above I, from my brother
whose signature recognized. also glad TO testify
10 the excellence OF Hoods Sarsaaa. and To that
C. l. Hood Co. considered Of the most reliable
firms In New. I'm gland.
VAN u. SLEEPER, cA.Cty Treasurer.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. ell six for 10 Prepared only BY
c. 1. HOOD CO.. Apothecsries. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

N\IIOTS NEEDED ~ Ulster COUNTY.
Kingston. sept II '-p"c'a'h-' hh"r III" ne" iAl"t
aw there will be nincty c"' ton districts In Ulster
, oiuty County Clerk Wurt. >aJs that i.-p frk"''
10 rcuucd for each District in tirrc separate
candidate, aI,. nominated. THIS VIII require ~ 600
,al,o,. for tho county. owing Z" th" d'r"r'i'c IT,
,,yrcn the assembly and school Commission dts
trc,~ the difficulty In printinc the Ticket viii he III
creased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

protection accorded it was uc 10 n saHs t thas
distinctly stated the door 81 anG neither would
WI wo ne Tor an Increase "No civilized % .b. NO
says before attsmpsd d 70 al %S Sresn
lions as the Mckinley bill does. and ne ,p .eit rads
tha Intimate effect Will be to destroy I'll ioo' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

SPREADING TO TIE SrFuKBs' ,
What Is said to be the first businc', men 49,
Ncan organization, outside OF Ncw''orh wy %,
formed in the Ist Election Ds'rlco y, c'e o~,ra at
Northiield Richmond County. on THURSDAY IT,
.'o n"mc Of r, L. IIaydock. The following omccrs
,r" Wv" elected president D. c. Decker; vice
yancS NJ iaydock: treasurer Walet -. rms Ruin
rotary. william F. Crockett serse'''S'
Nan Clicf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

Chicago. sept Il ,>pccall.- The general managers
and general superintendent Of all the Chicago Hines
today rcOrgalzed The stock YaIds switching A.,n "a
ton under the Of the Chicago Railway TrHnItrr
Association. The old executive board reelected.
Robert Law VII, appointed superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

Kan.i, Cry SEPT. II (>pcciall.-An agreement has
been s.ud between tn" Atch>or Topeka aud Santr +"
Railroad Company and the Federation Of Railroad Train
men which VIII all danger OF strikes That road
Tn, principal caIsc Is that conductor brakeman
shall be suspended discharged without Just cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
A BALLOT. BOX FOR EVERY CANDIDATE.

Eo>t,n sept. 1.-THE Republican State Committee
decided to-day that at the state Convention Wcsinc,.
day next there shall be many baot.!oAcs thcr.
arc contestants for nominations, that all offices can
be voted for siInultilc ,ILy. Tlis arrangement Will
not prevent nominations by acclimaton. however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
LOYAL To TIE REp'ELICAN PARTY.

Dcs MOincs. Ijwa sept. Il tSpccia-J Russell.
the tariff reform Republican who was nominated for
Congir,, by tho Democrats Of the Xth Iowa Dis, ric.
decline, 10 make the for the that he does
not wish to deny his allegiance to the Republican
patty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

MR. POwDEILY WILL Not CALL on MR.. Dh'Ew'
r. v Powdc-lv general master workman OF Tn" kh'2ht"
Of Labor arrived In this city yesterday from S'"u'
ormr trip along lin" Of iii" S"wfork '"htr"' nan
sad H.. mad. his headquarters IA the A.tor House
and va, o once called upon by many labor leaders IN h'
city, Mr. Powd-rry said that II was evident that MI
pe,.w had said all ~ had to say in hA recent si'e'
,d ,her,for. tcrc for him 70 call on tas
Of Central ruad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
SENATOR MCPHERSON TRIES To EXPLAIN

Trenton sept. I2-.\n open letter from United states
senator John r. Mrhcr>n received here 10 day by
the Operative Poitci,' A>ao aIi'n. The scna,,r in
the some time ago. in voting against in
crease Of duties cithcnwarc. referred % the fact
that the Trenton pot tiers thcm>e>c had asked for
reduction. This brought open letter to hiGi from,
the association above mcnoncd. in wth II stated
that this petition was sem in III the employees
partly ~r T T"l''' ,sy a'"O,"
dispute. aud that since that ~ Eai I'M.
dcfsonc change. aud they now II kIFulI prJ!cc.
ton The senator. In hi, reply to-day. says that since
1889. when an increase VI duties allowed. he mas
been advised by the pottery industry thai tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
>,o,,,xArrn FOR CONGRESS.

shakopcc Mimi. Sept. 12.-The lit D'', ,,ou .o
crats today by reclamation nomlna1SM ~, - a. ~
cnntcst against Congressman I" Dsr' HALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
Sr'RvEYS FOR / RHODE ISLtND RoAD'

p,nyId"ncr. H. L. sept. i3.-rhc Protector" ~ WV
W,~t,rlv and Jcwett C,y Railroad have >eiV"'
committee to make surveys Tor ra'tr'du "
t.., e. Westerly. there 10 connect WIN Tue NO" A'
and New England road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

II, nm. oscr ram A CONTINUOUS me .noms TO sac
nuctu1tons yescrdav As Oh ewre b" ds.h.s indesH
; oSn.r noted Vt Perry Pharmacy sun o"us
Tribune ONCE. Sept. 49, a. MT 'o"", ,, ,shs
vcstcriay with showers. one Ct them a"'"'u .,r,
ming and the air remain very mug2s' -" 80, "A
,tu,c ranged b tween 6j AID !? d'erc'>' ''' 80
.",' % -, ,,,r than ON the corr spending day is'
War mud -, higher than on !hn~uN' m ,ronab,y b.
in and this city to.ca, ..' ,,dn, - and W.
warner! miAey Wta'he' "'S' '
Nh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
ST. LOIJIS VIA DETROIT.

Every dsy at 90 p. IN. the popular Western FIX
nreas leaves Grand Central Station via New-fork
Eenrs arriving ut st. Louis Ut 40 tho second morn
M ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
FINED FOR KILLING A MOOSE.

Bangor. Me- Sept. ia resident Of Lcvant was
Yesterday fined 600 for killing a that walked
into the principal street Of the village. the close sea-
soa not expiring until October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
THOUSANDS or RErr'ELlrAX ErSiHI

THOUSANDS OF REir'ELn'\% BUSINESS MIN.
Tn. Executive COMMITTEES ~ the Business Men
Republican Association held >iIf la! needing !r
evening at M. :,:6 FIN ave. ard r'r",ri aud tihn
lated the returns from the prinaric, held on Thurs
day evening In the election district, Of the several
Assembly districts for president, Nr"rtt1Y. treasurer
and election Inspectors and for delegate, to the l;u'i
ness Mems Republican CoI1ty. tpneN,>. Assembly
and Aldermen Convention In the al,~"ncc Of Colonel
William l.. strong. Charles -. Swc"ny presided. lie
said that tlr returns - far perceived showed that
:, 30. Republican business men had voted AT the
primaries The returns. however wcrr not ycb COM
plrtc, a, portions Of tho WIEN, XINth and MIA
district, had not yet been dcvc""l. Wh"n all wCiN'
~ Ia estimated that Ia" total wDuli slow tr pa cncc
of les. Than 5000 vuicr-. ton>il crinS M bal
weather OF the evening OF the primaries. h" thought
th, q remarkable showing Of the strength and pluck
of tile organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
u,xrANA ErPt'ELlC.E CONVENTION.

Iicl-ra Mont. sept. l.. The Erpnhl'''.' ia" "'
yrnrivn NET u, Iuitc yc>t"Idd'. The "nN h"Nlh'>'
done wa, nominating rardidat" Tor '"n'ir-N an
nanlina the State to:hnii'". J. u. '''"'' '''
,,r.,rnt Representative who has several tunes al
uouncrd hi, determination not I" run again. VIZ
unanimously nominated aud a t"ctdin 'cii MN l"
Washington asking his acccSta",". The platform IN
do,r, President iITison> Admiui t"it"n. ui.' upon
Congress the duty Of passing the fclca fr'''"h "'
commend, the proposed increased duty "n wool "'
mands strict enforcement OF thir,c laws ict"hW nus
tn. revision Of naturalization livs; ''innrih' S ""c'
Reed, ruurr: demand, that Patents be i~r''u 10
the Northern Pacific Railroad uE'il the lands IL 'lti'
arc proved di-puiAlly to he noi-lnlirld ihr
course Of Representative Carter anu senator I""c's
and >uidcr> In Conrrr%- i approved ana as 'l''
81 The silver Bow rnuNa..rr>. H." .ts'c rIVsrNrrs
III" iuprcm" Court AMI ~" United states senate III
their action IN the Tunnel Precinct cast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
CLOSING; PRICES or CALIFORNIA sloI No.
S,u Francisco. sept. l." tos"'

Victoria Hotel A. ~
Shaw Broadway and 27A:st Enetfey ~"
spnonsmensc American aad European paen.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-21
SUMMONS.

1, The District Court Of he eecond Judicial Dis.
trict. II the Territory Of Idaho. n and fos u
County Of Alturas.
ssbrius Casey. p.sinti6. ~. Reginald .. Casey.
defendant.
The Territory Of Idaho sends greeting 70 Rsgi.
maid g. Casey. Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In ~ ec0oo
BROUGHT against you By the above nance p!ssouus
in ne D. strict Curt VI the Second JudiSial D!s.
trict OF the Territory Of Idaho. In and ioe ne
County OF Alturas. aud to answer the csmose .s
day Of serviceD, sft<r the service On you o. snis
Summons. servsd on you wttain this coonyi
or II served out Of this county. but IN tn,e as
trict within twenty dsys; othes Wise within forty
dsys--or default will be taken against Won. .
The Aaid action 10 brought TO dissolve the q nds
tween plainti6 end defendant. for . reaeonenl:
q oruey tee, and fur costs Of sutt a!legtne snas
said parties were duly married at Sale Lahe CD,
Utah. about the 2oth day Of January. l6o5. nav
for more than one yesr last psst defendant hss
I. lied to pruvlue for the p,si1ti6 the common
liea.y, dissipation and habitusi tntemperance'
me facts more fully appearing IN plsiht,as cum
plant On ILL.,, b, his refertnce Ia herr BY nade.
Aud you are hereby notified that u y0u feil 20
sppea, and answer the ssid complaint, - al'cve
rtauired tine said pl.tntt6 will take dsfeult and
apply ~ the Court for the relief demanded IN SAID
complaint.
Given under my hand and the eea1 Of the Dis
trict Court Of the 8. cond Judicial Dis.
trict. OF the Territory OF Idaho, IN and
for the County Of Alturas. this 2Sd day
SEAL. of July. In the year Of our Lord one thou
49, ''ad eight soh nnl EAsss ssS caRe'''
CLERK Of the District COurt.
By E. RlcnAsDs, ueputy Clerk
VIC. BnRBOWH1. PlsiDti6's Attorney.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-21
THE
"CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN"

Has attained q standard Of excellence
which admits Of no superior.
1t contains every Improvement that
produce.