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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
THEY WILL RUN GAYNOR.
MUNICIPAL UNION MEMBERS IN BROOKLYN RE
ITERATE THEIR VIEWS AS To

ITERATE THEIR VIEWS As To
HIS CANDIDACY.
The Municipal Union Of Brooklyn. which was or
ganzed for the purpose Of entering Justice Gaynor
In the Mayoralty contest is determined to carry
out It's plans matter II its choice is not accepta
Bile to Mclaughlin or Sheehan. This determination
was plainly manifested at meeting OF the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Union, held last night at the
Clarendon Hotel. Brooklyn to hear report from
the Conference Committee. consisting only Of Eu-
gete V. Brewster. the lawyer
Justice Gaynor is enjoying himself at Great Bar
rngton. Mass. and thither Mr. Brewster was sent
recently to learn II the Judge could accept nomi-
nation from the Union. Mr.. Brewster sent word
TO the meeting that he had been delayed on his
way to the Berkshire Hills and In consequence
had not been able TO the Justice. In view Of
this message. the committee adjourned. to meet
tomorrow at Mr.. Brews,er's office in Court-st.
John a. Quintard was in the chair and among
those present j. T. McKechnie De Lancey
F. Nichols, DIR. John L. Fogarty. j. b. Merrill and
J. r. Wechsler.
U.~was said after the meeting that the Union
would carry out its purpose and Insist on his ac
ccpting the nomination. and that committee had
called upon Mclaughlin and Sheehan for the pur
pose OF learning whether or not Mr.. Gaynor would
be acceptable to either one Of them. II was said
that their visits had been failures as far salts
factory answers were concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
TWO MILLION FOR CANAL WORK.

BIG CONTRACTS AWARDED BY THE sCPERlN-
TENDENr OF PUBLIC WORKS
Albany Sept S-Superintendent Aldridge to-day
awarded eighteen contracts for improving the Erie
Canal involving an expenditure of ROsS'WS The
contracts let to-day follow:
Furnacevi.lc Iron Company OF Rochester. nve
contracts s65 so Sill .0oo $4,000 SliOU and $S',W
Thomas II. karr. OF Troy. Sl22 and SIS, Sl2
J. b. Quackenbush. of Mohawk, Asl,@ss and $os-
20. - 49,. 49,.
Clinton Bcckwlth. OF Herkimer. $4,000 and $9. SO
Whitmore Raub r Il Nicinus. OF Rochester. $780,
Cos and SIS 5s5.
i.auer & Hagaman of Rochester $50 3Ol.
Troy Public Works Company, OF Utica. Sl326IS.
Baker & Banker. OF Gloversvllle. $3.50
Williams McNaughton Bapst, OF Buffalo, SlS-
O9j
Henry G. Allen. OF Syracuse, $l05SO
f.. r. Gaynor OF Fayetteville. sl4I,5S2
Superintendent Aldridge has already advertised
for Bids which will exhaust the 100000 canal APP
preparation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

as follows: George A. Mulhern. chalrman; Harry
W wier. vice-chairman; George A. Michapd, secre
WISE Thomas +. Skipper. john sullivan William
Foster J. n Middemocs John Bremen; Thomas sns
George Spcllman There are also captain and an
assistant captain IN each election dslpiS w NH
start an energetic campaign throughout the district
OUTBREAKS FROM AUSTIN AND GRuBER
VIOLENT SPEECHES pENoUNCING MR. LOW AND
HIS CANDIDACY.
AT n meeting OF the Riverside Republican Club
OF the XXIst Assembly District Abraham Gruoer
and Assemblyman George c. Austin made speeches
attacking Seth Low and denouncing his candi-
dacy. Both extremely violent MI Gruoer
declared that Republicans could not support MT
Low who voted three times for Grover CeVeiahu
who stabbed James G. Blaine in the back ana
who has resigned from his district organization
They must remember that milksops never win VIC
tories"
SIR Gruber proceeded after this fashion: "Ialk
about Seth Low being peacemaker and uriy
Ing force. Why. John l.. Sullivan never could
kick I'd such row he has created among
Republicans Had he waited the Republican or
ganizaton might have been compelled TO take
him. distasteful as Mr. Low would be 10 hepuo-
lcans under any circumstances
INSTEAD of communing with his God. as MI
Low said he had done before accepting the nom
nation he should have conferred with MI Cuigs
and refused to run Now that he has accepted
the only thing for the Republicans to do Is 10
nominate a man like William NJ Is. oicoU "
win or 10 go to defeat without disgrace.
Low Is a Civil Service reformer. one OF inc men
who talked William l.. Strong into protecting
Tammany ofiice-holders through the Civil Service
After getting Strong TO do as they wanted the!
say why. Bill you can't rum ana i 2, ~ roi
Ihey proceed TO wipe him of the earth II - i i
10 be wondered at that Mayor Sirons Is retufntns
&c his old friends and Coils gives US an 80
sionai Inspector, and a dinner once in whhe'
Strong was entitled 10 a denomination
Assemblyman Austin had this 10 say ..o..,.
before Seth Low had been nominated t%ciioS
four hours one of tho leaders of the Citlzehs olo
and n stanch friend to Mir Low, called on one Va
The Republican leaders and SAID y gu can nt too
ire remainder Of the ticket And yet theN are .oo
yir,uous TO make dckers or deals! lhe' are
damned frauds. .,o, ,rara much
The club passed. resolutions which were muG
mder than the speeches. The resolutions meneiy
oepiorcd "the hasty action of the CltiZenS mon a.,
nominating Mr.. Low, pledged the cruz 70 use
nnuence 10 secure the election OF proper pei sors
10 The city nominating convention and deciate1 ~
Intention of supporting the nominations "a '"'
convention ,.,..- aoo,,ripg 90 ainst
The club also passed resolutions declaring u5. axs
.he maintenance of four tracks on Amsterdam ~,
and called for an arrangement between , 'Ie liz ",
railroad companies. SO that ol'! " ~
tracks might be used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
&, ovy,s LETTER NOT EXPECTED TO-DAY.

CITIZENS UNION LEADERS SAY NO FURTHER NO"
NATIONS WILL BE MADE FOR THE PRESENT
AT the headquarters of the Citizens lnioh' III
Eas. Twenty-third-st. last evening II was saI'
that Mr. Lows letter of acceptance was ho' eN
pected 10 arrive before the end of the Week. anu
tha. the misleading reports Of correspondents a.
Northeast Harboi, Ne. were Responsible ioi '.'
belief that the letter had been sent through 'he
mail nv Mr. Low on Tuesday.
John c. Clark, the secretary, had saiu !" Inv
afternoon that he did expect 10 receive the e'
Ter until to-day. but that as soon as IL arrived
comics would be sent to the newspapers without ue
lay. -. ~. ,,i,iza,. Union said
Yesterday that the candidates OF the orgaHNa.l1f
Tor Controller and President Of TIE Sounrl ,pr r ned
ably would not be selected until MI Low Ietui E
to the city and consulted with them ana inar rme
Candidates probably would not he piaceI III no,
ination until after September % No ,d he
would he taken the leaders said when wouia pv a
bar TO the Endorsement Of Mr.. Low by the hepuo
lican organization. IT,, -. ,ha ,soens,on
Parish House No 12 West Eleventh,st., as' eatn,
ing. under the auspices Of the Ciixeh1s nrGs
and public Works This evening there VIII saD De
liberated lectures arranged for by the San same
bureau. at No. CAS- East Eeventh-st. No. 400 West
Eorty-third-st at the New Irving Hail. IN broofhe-
81 and at No 90 Macdougal-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
SALE OF THE COLORADO MIDLAND.

Colorado Springs. Col. Sept S-The Coloraao
Midland Railroad to-day formally passed into taa
ownership OF the Central Trust Company OF New
York. by sale under foreclosure proceedings. inter-
est on the first mortgage and consolidated mort
gage bonds being in default. William NJ. Mcguire
acted as Specia. Master In Chancery. BY decree OK
the United States Circuit Court no bid was TO 10
accepted for the first mortgage under SSo.Vc ana
for the second under $4,000 Henry I. Rogers, CT
Denver. representing the Central Trust S0pai
has been arranged and will be effected In New
York. The Colorado Midland was butt oy j. :o1 :.
Hagerman OF this city, and was operated IN con.
nection with the Santa Fe until May !. lSs wnsa
a separate receiver was appointed. Tho road run;
from this city 20 Grand Junction. Col, where u
makes a connection with the Rio Grande western.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
SILVER NOMINEE FOR CHIEF JUDGE.

CHARLES =. TABOR. or WrFFAro. CONSENTS To
rE \ CANDIDATE
Buffalo Sept. S-The Silver Democrats of the
State OF New York have selected Charles = Tabor.
OF jhis city ~ their candidate FOR chief JUG"
OF tho Court Of Appeals. \ representative OF the
silver men waited Mr.. Tabor this afternoon. ana
he will allow his name 10 b" used. y meeting OF
silver leaders will be held here tomorrow TO de-
formlne their plan OF battle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

sonites had all along felt confident OF carrying this
district. The delegates elected are:
bly, Charles smith: Assembly District, Frank Dear
Sackett: Assembly James Igoe and Bisnop ATM
strong Assembly District. James T.. Kelly ana u
+. Slacke. , c,,, TT
Third-County Marcus W. Tucker and charles -.
Horton: Assembly, John Lowe and Alonzo Scnneid'
Assembly District John Melin and John Auch
Fourth-County. John Click; assembly, "Hhah
w. Weed: Assembly District. Henry weiss 49,,
Fifth-Count John Durney Assembly, Adrian
Horton - $3.50 , A,
sixth-Couny. Guy Norton Robertson) and Al
bert Romer (BurDs)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
Ray STATE PROHIBITIONISTS.

Boston. Sept S-The twenty annual con-
yention OF the Massachusetts Prohibition party was
held IN the Young Mems Christian Association ha"
TODAY. The following ticket for State officers was
nominated. For Governor Professor J. Bascom, Of
Wiiiiamstown: for Lieutenant Governor. WHARF
S,yw,sile Of Brockton for State Treasurer, Robert
c. Habberly. of Hyde Park; for state AUdr,.,
Herbert NJ. Small. OF Tempieton; Tor ATTORNEY
c,nerai Wolcott Hamln. OF Amherst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
yur Triple ALLIANCE TNiLTERED.

u.,,, S.u, s-Th. "HamburRcr Nachrichten.
prt,c. pismarck's organ In an article dealing with
the toasts proposed by Emperor William ana KING
u,mb.rt at Hamburg at the recent banquet. says
b,t they confirm she unaltered continuance OF the
preiburd There is nothing In the present Euro
moan situation TO lead Italy TO withdraw from the
brcIbuud and as the alliance did not prevent Aus
tria from entering into separate convention win
Russia so there IL nothing TO prevent Italy from
cultiyating with both of the Western Powers those
good relations which she deems desirable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
TOBiCCO SHIPPED is LAIRD.

TWENTY CASES SEIZED DY THE CUSTOMS Az
THomTIEs AT COLON
colon Colombia Sept. s.-The customs authori-
a. no have seized twenty cases OF tobacco. for
unrd,d here by the steamer Finance. captain
DAILY. from Ncw-York on August 3d. when were
entered on the manifest N lard. The duty on the
tobacco Is $500. or twice the Naue Oh tue 'o''0'0
Itself - ... .,,,., -, ,ho al.rt
a. 1, vas only on August = that SIN cases OF sup
nosed "Iard' and prints landed mere from the
TI,corncr Alliance. from New-York, were FOUND on
examination hv the customs ofnciaIs 10 contain W
hrrrn II cXcNlcnt QuAnty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
DR. 4NDREWS'S RESIGNATION.

4 LETTER TO THE CORPORATION OF brown
UNIVERSITY DECLINING To WITHDRAW 1T.
Providence Gep, s-Prcsident Andrews Of Brown
rriversl,v to-day sent TO the CORPORATION a letter
formally declining TO recall his resignn ton. and
stating briefly his decision TO withdraw from the
University.
1t is understood though the text Of the letter mas
not been made pu )lic that he has expressed MS
willingness to remain here until his successor l.
chosen. -,At.
A meeting OF the corporation viii he held within
two weeks. at which the letter from fl'''uc'''
Andrews will he submitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
B4RRIL'S FATE NOW IN DOUBT.

Madrid. Sept. Sowing to the lack OF accord
among the members ~ the court-martiai "h'ch
tried Barril the Anarchist who. on FRIDAY ias'
attempted to assassinate the chief ana ass's'ah.
chief OF police OF Barcelona the captain-Generai
has declined 10 accent the sentence Of death I'M
posed the prisoner and his case r E De wth
The nrohab itv thai the original sentence Imposed.
forty years imprisonmeht, will be sustained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
MR.. oufGG OFFERS TO BET.

President Quigg. OF the Republican County COM
mittee continued TO be and certain yesterday
that Seth Low has not the slightest chance o.
securing the Republican nomination for Mayor OF
Greater NewYork this fall. The young Congress
man was in a wagering mood. and said deiantly:
II will bet a horse against a fencerall that MT
Low will not succeed in carrying ten election as
tricts at our primaries"
No takers OF this offer had appeared at Congress
man Qugg's headquarters No Madison ave. at
last accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
TWICE IDENTIFIED WRONGLY.

Cincinnati Sept s.-The body OF an unknown
man who had committed suicide during the hisn .
bv shooting was found in the grounds of the CIR
ton residence OF O. J. Wilson. yesterday morning.
7, was Identified first as that OF c. NJ. Charn!ey'
a, Chicago the defaulting secretary OF the Pres
Svterian Board OF Aid for Colleges: again as tnss
81 charles Ogle OF Rising Sun. Indiana but neitnt.
~ these identfcations was correct The boay -
I'm M the morgue unidentified. The SUICIDE
ssv,dentIy n nonresident and a man OF prominence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
SIX Y1CHTSNEN DROWNED.
DISASTER CAUSED by EXTRAORDINARY Fooi~

A DISASTER CAUSED by EXTRAORDINARY FOoL~
HARDNESS on LAKE ST. CLAIR.
Detroit. Sept Six young men were drowned
in a yacht near Wind Mill Point. in Lake ST
Clair late this afternoon. The dead are Thomas
Fritz II. Gerteis. Grant Murray. Thomas New
some. Charles Rice and Jay Tansey
A party of ten chartered the yacht Blanche D.
and went up the lake on sail. When near the
mouth OF Fox Creek and nearly of Wind MIL
Point three OF the party climbed out on the D"on
and began to rock the craft. which lurched over
and capszed. going to the bottom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
TO REVISE THE FRENCH CONSTITUTION.

VNNEKIFIED REFpNT OF Nm NfTh"FI To
MODIFY THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT
OF THE REPUBLIC.
London. Sept 9.-"The Daily Chronicles" Paris
correspondent says that startling attempt 10 re-
wise the French Constitution Is contemplated, and
that the National Assembly Is TO he convoked at
Versailles to consider plan for the modification
OF the Office OF President OF the Republic.
THE Chronicle" In an editorial article. says III
the foregoing IS verified 1t is evident that an
attempt will be made 10 take advantage OF the
visit OF NJ Faure to St. Petersburg TO bring the
Presidents position nearer to that OF an hereditary
monarch. Possibly the Bonapart!sf and Oreanist
factions might be induced to support such move
ment and there Is no Gambetta 10 resist II. But
we doubt II any serious attempt Will be made.
NJ Hanotaux Is the strongest man In the Ministry,
but neither he nor NJ. Faure II likely TO be the
pivot for such n change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
HOPlCE s. PERRY HANGED.

Atlanta Ga. Sept. S-Horacc s. Perry was
hanged In this city to-day for the murder OF Belly
Lanisr In the courthouse. at Decatur on March s.
The execution took place In the yard Of the De
Kolb County Jail On the scafold Perry declared
his Innocence OF murder and reiterated the state
nent that he killed Lanier TO protect the sanctty
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
TO SEE THE TOTAL ECLIPSE IN INDIA.

Oakland. Cal, Sept. s-The Chabot Observatory
OF this city has decided TO send special expedi-
ton TO India to the total eclipse Of the SUM-
II will be headed by Mr.. Burckhater. the astrono-
mer, whose expenses will be paid by William rear
son. OF San Francisco. Or. George c. Pardee Will
provide lens for the use OF the observers.
The expedition will be entirely distinct from that
TO be sent out by the Lick Observatory, the FUNDS
for which were provided by the late Mr.. Cr0cker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
Spring Violets.
Colgate's
Violet Water.

by John b. Sexton, appointed for the vacancy by
Governor Flower. Mr.. hamilton also ran Tor County
chosen Both times Mr.. Hamilton ran ahead OF
his ticket. He is Frederick 5. Gibbs's coad)utor IN
the Republican County Committee from the KIN
District. and has been for many years prominent
organization Republican. A.,
XXVIIth District will he candidate for renom-
nation in his district. Mr.. Laimbeer was one OF
the seven Republicans who voted for Joseph II.
Choate in the legislative caucus at Albany when
nominated Thomas c. Plat for United states
Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
A SANTA FE EXTENSION.

Phoenix. Ariz., Sept s.-United States Attorney
Fleetwood has filed In the office OF the Territorai
Secretary notice OF intention to construct railway
from Phoenix through Lampe and Mesa 10 Gloo..
a distance OF hundred miles, with oIanea
line from Oueenawas a distance Of fifteen miles,
10 Florence The notice is fled in the interest," OK
the Santa Fe road. The preliminary survey mas
haen made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

Republican county headquarters talk refers to
Thomas L. Hamilton. present Commissioner OF the
Board OF Electrical Control. as the probable Re-
publican candidate for Sheriff this year. Under
recent amendment to the law the Sheriff elected in
November will receive salary Of $4,000 year
and. onc-half the Office fees. The compensation Is
estira ted TO be worth annually $4,000 to $4,000; the
best paying place in the county. Mr. Hamilton was
the Republican candidate for Sheriff In 1898. but
was defeated by Charles NJ. Clancy. who died in
ONCE. and succeeded for the rest OF the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
SiRiTOGi cOryTY NOMINATIONS.

Saratoga y = Sept. ,SpeciaD.-The Saratoga
County Republican Convention. which met at Balls
ton Spa this afternoon. made the following nom
nations: For the Assembly. Goorr" W kay1-
naugh OF Waterford. for Sheriff. Emmor j. tald-
well Of Clifton Park; for County Treasurer Bart
lett Il. Grppin. OF wilton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will SIS
Il the London ONCE Of The Tribune. sSs
FLEET street. o convenient place TO ies'.
their advertisements and subscriptions so'
The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
EXPELLED FROM ALSACE-LORRAINE.

Berlin. Sent ga dispatch from strasburg says
that two Of the largest and wealthest n;anufact-
ureres Of Kingenthal named BTana ana Cesihger'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

ST. Louis Sept. S-The report OF the Waoasn
Railroad system for the twelve months ehdIhs
June 30 1897 with comparisons made with me ys,l
previous shows the following: Gross earnings. ~
52G ISL a decrease OF 81 $50 55 net earnings 49,
6S a decrease OF 1899; operating expenses 49,
l59 a decrease of ST. 263 t+: net surplus aiNei Wv
payment OF all charges, SIS. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

Amer Dinner ;; $';ssa q is:s a. IL
cure constipation. Get HOODS 25c. OF drug
gists OF C. i. HOOD & CO.. Lowell. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
Brighton, England.
Hotel etr0p0Ie.

The most comfortable ana
luxurious seaside Hotel In the
World. Finest Cuisine anu
Wines. Music by Hotel OF.
chestra during Luncheon ana
Dinner. En- pension terms
may be arranged.
ProprIetors: ....a
The Gordon Hotels lImlteo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

The chances are that the
doctor says it's stomach, or
liver, or heart trouble.
Nine times in ten he isn't
within a mile of right. He
treats for these troubles and
charges big bills until the
husband gets Disguised and
throyvs IA III ont The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
When a woman gets sickly,

A woman gets sickly,
ul and Respondent the
average hush a II d
doesn't have the faint
est conception Of what
is the matter. When
she gets worse, and lie
finally realizes til at
ill-health Of some de.
scription has some
thing to do with it, he
calls in some obscure
neighborhood doctor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-14
This Happens All tho Time,

This is the verbatim report of an in
tensely interesting dialogue which took
place between two guests at q recent
uptown dinner party. II began with
soup.
yes" said one, ct call any stand.
ard wheel good wheel"
whats your test for q standard
wheel?" inquired the other.
well, I don't mean a cheap wheel. 81
ooh! Your idea is that . wheel is al
right if it cost S1OO?'
81 didn't say So"
"What did you say?'
Il said that standard wheel ought
to be all right"
"You ride Boomerang, don't your
''Yes, and it's q good wheel"
"Huh! Iwouldn' t give it house room.
Why didn't you trade it for Dodo?''
"a Dodo? I wouldn't have q Dodc
on the premises. The Dodo uses the
Flimflam tire.''
cts the best tire made. I wouldn' 4
trade Flimfam for stack Of Goo.
goos."
ct don't use . Googoo. I use . How
gog."
"a Hewgog? Ha. hal That's thu
worst tire made"
"Oh, is it?''
"That's what I said"
SWELL, I'll tell you what You are
You are word that rhymes with tirt
that's what
"And tell you what you are. Yor
are word that rhymes with gas-that'l
WHAT
Gentlemen, gentlemen" cried tn
frightened hostess.
Then they glared at each other and
proceeded with their dinners.
land Plain Dealer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-14
Publication Notice.
STATE OF ILLINoIs,r-
RocK ISLAND COUNTY. >

STATE OF ILLISoIs,,..
kocK ISLAND COUNTY.
In the circuit cnurt OF said comfy, to the Sep
&, inber term. A ID lsyr. chancery.
Jiora Wilson Va. William Wilson.
AFFIDAVIT OF non-resldence of TIE above de-
PENDANT, William Wilson. having been filed in
the clerxs ofice OF The circuit court OF eaid
county, notice ia therefore hereby given to the
said non resid. Mt de'cudant that the complain
ant d'ed ner bill complaint in said court on
the ehaHcefy aide thereof, on the ioh cay Of
fu. ust, A ID. 1891. and tina, thereupon a sum.
mon 8 Issued ont Of SAID court, wherSip said
ruit IL now pending. return ,b!e on the third
Monday in the month of septembe,
next, a. is by law required. Now. un.
loss y0u. the said non resident defendant
above named shall personally be and appear
before said circuit court, 10 be holden at
Ross leland in and for the said county, on the
third Mondsy in september next. and plead, an
swer demur To the said CON lainant's bill of
com plaint the zane and the matters and things
therein charged and stated will be taken Sc con.
fessed. and = decree entered against you accor-
iuE TO the prayer Of said bill.
GEoRGE ". GAMBLE. Clerk
Date6 a. Rock Island, III. this i0.n dav o Au-
gust, A. D. 1897. McESIRr Il McSSIRY,
Complainant's solicitors