The Archive · 1881

SHANGHAI, CHINA

Before 0, N. Dewy, Consul-General and Judge — Li Cunxe-yo, Plaintiff, M. G. Hones

Defendant, (PAO United States sends urea!

Houses, defendant, You are h required to be and appear in the above Court on Thursday, the 16th day of February, A.D, 1882, at ten o'clock auawer the complaint of or judgment by default will be taken against your according to the prayer of his said cum-plaint.

ction is brought to obtain decree of thie Court dissolving h hip heretofore existing between the plaintiff defendant at Shai Chefoo wud Tientsin, in the Empire of China, for a settlement of the partnership accounts, and to determine what if any interest the defendant has in and tos certain sum of money now in the hands of TaRoINe, Matteson & Ca., of Shanghai, and arising from the sale of property which here tofore belonged to said ce-partnership. A you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer the complaint, the said piaintitl will apply to the Court for the relief therein prayed for.

By order of the Consul-Ceneral, Acting Sudiciatly, BURGE RAWLE LEWIS, U.S. Marshal.

ZBHETE Li ching-yn, plaiotia.

Moe 6 Shanghai, China, 9th Sept., 1881.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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