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New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
RECEPTION TO A GRADUATING CLASS.
PROSPEROUS CONDITION OF TRAINING SCHOOL
OF FEMALE NURSES.

PROSPEROUS CONDITION OF TRAINING SCHOOL
OF FEMALE NURSES.
DR.. Julia G. McNutt, superintendent Of the Train
ing school for Female Nurses connected with the
POSTGRADUATE Medical School and Hospital gave a
reception to the members Of the gadusung class
Of that institution at No. 153 East Twenty-SlAth'
ST., on Thursday evening last. IhoSc u
whom the reception was given are the
Misses Mabel Atchison, Mary Wlnifred Au-n
Margaret Anderson. Helen q. Brooks, n Marie Bache
susan Bishop, Caroline Euckholtz, Emma stuart
EIack Louisa Bower Margaret \. Carroll Anna VI
Charlton, Jennie Il. Cornelius. Ida Francis Cannon
Julia NJ. Cote. Alma NJ. Davenport. Agnes EWart
Fanny Edwards Agnes Il. Fair Margaret Graham Anna
Gardiner. Lena NJ. lie bert Ethel X Jackson, Cecilia
Lind. Martha /. MaIoncy F. lIorcnSc Newton caro-.
line ;. Robin, LOvinl SeckerSon Maria c. Schcnck'
Martha f. stewart, Mary r. Thornton. Ceceline f.
Warner and Jennie ". Warner. Mrs. Nav Daniels
Brown, Mrs. Martha Loni,e Fuller, Mrs. Emma b.
Wclton and Mrs. Martha ANNA Lucas.
The school was established four yeas ago, and now
students are received from all parts Of the word
The school started with five At the end Of the
first year il had twenty at the end of the second
year thirty four, and now IL has fifty, there are
accommodations for no more. 1he school has grown
30 rapidly in the favor of the medical world that
during the last year it has had 30 calls from physi-
clans for nurses Tor private patients. OF these ii
supplied 27l from tine schooI ana ioFtS -nve rom
among the graduates.
The school has thls year received 265 applications
for admission. OF this number thirty seven were ac-
cepted but for rrasons q ven Oi these have
left the school TO such an extent has the reputation
the school grown, that calls for nurses received
from all over the coantry, and ve5h have been
sent to Canada, IT. Louis and even san Francisco.
he institution has been lar-ely S,li>uppping. When
there is deficiency, fair or other entertainment IS
given TO raise money. These enterprises ar g'ncr-
ally patrOnled in substantial way by the life mem
bers OF the school. who have done much To make II
success. Among them are Mrs. Andrew II. smith,
Mrs kpnp, Mrs. D. Wills James Mrs. ID. H.
ST. John ROOsa Mrs. Thomas >attcrth"aite Dr sarah
J. McNutt DIR. Julia G.. NcNutt. Mrs. William ..
Moore. Mrs James W. PincIot. Mrs. Calvin ;. Brice,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Fly, James Garland, the Rev. Dr.
Stuart Dodge, and DR.. William Oliver Moore
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
CgPISTuAS At AMHERST.
pporrssoR TODD AND THE ECLIPSE EAfhDi'
r,ov-pporEssoE TYLER CALLED TO PLfM'

.,uo,,rsso, ronn AND THE ECLIPSE EAPEDi
r1ox-pRoFEssoI TYLER CALLED to fLi "'
o,,,,u curecu-cHRIsTMA FESTIVITIES
-. noc 90 Acting President W. S. Tyler
no. -ace,ved a letter from Professor paviu =. -
mas ie'e - ., the Government Eclipse ENpeo-
.,oo 40 West Africa, asking for an eA.e"S'o' -
.4o" W .,sanc, 20 lime l. The expedition lnciuues
roeNs - % sc,on,isc specialists and these gentlemen
.tsn to make Investigations that VIII take ~ seNo'Ai
,.on,,s ,evond tn, time first allowtc Inc eA'enson
NV, 49, a,iowed aud word sent 20 Professor louu "
that effect. s.,oa,,o ~ recita
.,on for the coming term. and the total huhooi VI
sours q, instruction each week will be 13l' OF wmoh
oo,v twenty four are required studies, inc renia'"
being electives. ..,..s 81 .o,,o
Professor william S. Tyler has been Invited 10 .aAo
o, in the installation of the Rev. Lyman Abbott as
pastor of Plymouth Church. Bf"oN!h' i"' ~
yitation will probably be accepted
Professor Richard H. Mather, who has recently been
ssonslv i'll was able to be present at the last meet
inc NJ the college faculty and last week spent three
davs in Boston, where he went TO consult his phy-
sician.
Professor and Mrs. Montague are now at Rome
letters recently received from Paris announce fro
fessor Montaues election 10 the soclele bihgusuqo
rnion Chapel at Dwight station, one of the regular
missions 10 which the college Commtlee OF M rr
Cristmas celebration on Friday evening. The anali
WAS arranged by Mrs. W. A. Dickinson ana MISS DUN
nson, and was the most successful ana tSe Santa
Claus of the occasion, and the little folks were ue
lighted with the gifts and candy he dstrlbuted. MI
aIso nresent and assisted in the good time. The
college banjo club furnished jolly HLsiCai % &c oda
men The Christmas serNTeS "oas Dastor Of the college
church, conducting them.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrArr-pEs OF NEw.yoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-NORk DENLlN'''
Several influences Of favorable nature gave
stronger tone 10 the wheat markets on saturday
Cables were frmer the receipts at all points "erc
lighter and the export demand showed symptoms ol
again lifting its head The better feeling encouraged
some talk again of possible decrease III tic NiSiDic
supnlv exhibit to-day. Cash a trihe higher ana
40 600 bushels we're bought by shippers rumofs oi
Am equal amount Of additional purchases not being suS
ceptible of confirmation. phc option dealings ran up
IN about 100000 bushels, fair aggregate IOr d
saturday but the character of the trading was arse
local January ruled from 90 Il 10 % 10 lp, t, di
NAV from sS IS 10 % Il cents, the Iattcr moIiu'
selling aferwaId on the curb at ~ Loo It oSHt, ,.
The official closing figures indicated eaihs :" d "a
December at 50 So 3-S for January at 80 "a, ali'
ii cent for the other months, as follo"s: fgD.
rnary 80 10: March, So, April, 90 o. May 0''
June s5 Is, and July, S6 ] > cents. , nj. ,
The receipts of corn here continued nsh,' t a'i,t
offerings were Iessened i'm consequence. The export
business was good, I2s 900 bushels being REQUIRED
by shippers at an advance of 4 cent Inc uPs'", !,
v.cre dulI with December closing uncnahgcu az
3O "A and January up Is at 30 IS, FEBRUARY 90
at 30 5-s and May IA cent at 40 - GEMS. .
The options closed up Is cent a follows Dc,ciDo''
% 81 January, % L.; February - H. May .
There was no export demand for lard. Notice; Tor
1OO 600 ticrccs To be delivered on tohIact "ci III -
nriccs and January broke II points to - teD,tatS
loet q AT SG a. March at &6 -, and May /" pOi"O9
The receipts Of grain and -four reported on sa'nr,
ao,l st Nov York, philadelphia and Boston were as
fnove. Whca. 81 967 bushels. corn 314412 Dushei,
Gour G8 724 packages. At Chicago, Mllwaukee anu
- Iouis th, arrivals were Wheat, 73c1b DusIcl'
oorr T01 7o3 bushels. oats, 1868 bushels todi
cTain. o52 232 bushels -four 17,l07 bushels
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
4 STEER DEFIES THE GARRISON.
LIVELY TINES on BEDLOw's IsLAND-LAsSoED
WITH DIFFICULTY.

LIVELY IIMES ON Bl>DLON : ISLAND -bhooOI@D
WITH DIFFICULTY.
The National Line steamer Queen lay at anchor
cattle from a cattc-boat. one OF the animals. au
athletic steer Of 800 pounds, made up A, mind thai
he did not want to 90 Europe. ne boldly jumped
overheard and struck ont for the near shore. He
succeeded in reaching BcdOw', Island and On landing
began 10 browse the juicy herbagc n evident enjoy
that live steer grazing under the torch oi
Liberty quickly spread the island. Inc iuiab
tants turned ont and climbed the Hill bach OF the
colossal statue. The long roll beat aud ihc e;tr
rison hurredly turned ont to capture The invader.
Then followed an exciting scene. All tie clothes
lines the island Quiokly tuined uio la,~o.,
and desperate efforts made to nims Il noo-e
over the steers horns. Chaig. alter charge Wa,
made by the steer upon his pUr,ucrs. Lieutenant
Lewis and Private Roche of the 18th In.uutry. were
knocked over by the Invader and they retired to the
rear. But things finally got hot for the animal
ftat he again took 10 the water. lie swan toward
Ellis Island but changed hs mind presently and re
turned 10 pedlows Then Util darkness fell the steer
and the garrison had monkey and parrot time
superintendent Littefcld. of the Statue Of Liberty
light. Corporal Clarke and Private Jackson got
bucked- and carried off the grassy slope Of the
fort by their comrades.
Then Corporal Christian Scrinturc>. OF Company T.,
covered himself with glory and hXd his name forever
in the history of the island by assong the steer The
beast was soon secured ard Kept tied up Tor The
night. Yesterday morning cattle boat came along
and got the fugitive and eventually lodgeo MN saieS
between decks on the Queen.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

The local rate, made for money last week At
the Stock Exchange and its vicinity were so
much the result of settlement that il is hardly
worth while 70 discuss them. lncy did not re-
fleet conditions ruling either there or anywhere
else There was an abundance oi money ready
10 he lent 10 meet all requirements. and il was
only a question OF rate 10 be- agreed upon be-
tween the borrower and the lender; and II il
upon record as q fact that the borrowers contrib
utcd rs much toward making the high rates which
at times were paid as did the manlpnlatOrs,
either seeking for effect upon the stock market
or for high rates for their money. There no
more money because the rates were advanced
to 30 per cent and there was every day an ex-
oessiyc supply
The cash in Treasury vaults by Yesterdays
statement is Ss,664,s0 less than it was on the
5oth OF November adding to Tat 2,40O, 900
gives 81 900 600 which has been added to the
ing ie inc current month. The cash
III New-YoTk banks yesterday was re-
ported as ~ 100000 greater than the amount
on November 30, The loans were 81, 200, 600 less.
anu the deposits were 81 900 less but il
must ne remembered that both Of these last items
had been aHected by surrender of Government
bonds IN ~ nguidation of Government deposits. and
the so-cailed surplus reserve was nearly S20c 900
greater than on November 30 So il iS soou
that Government disbursements in evcess 90 ~,
receipts during December have more tLon s,a' iu'
piled the net amount Of outgo TO the intorinr
These are the facts which should have had sn,'.
influence upon borrowers. But IL is ncyor,Lc
less, true that mere scntiment-an educated
scar-was the real factor in tho making of
rates.
The foreign exchanges during the whole ,yccl,
for the season Of the year proved unusually weak.
and made a close approach 10 the spcce-ini-
porting point The TtimOr that gold
had been ordepd IN London for
shipment TO the United States probably
of one IF the leading foreign banking firms pro-
posed TO the firm on this side TO ship a large
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
Wmtcr Resorts.
HOT SPRINGS. n. G.

(oe hours from ~ y Va Piedmont Air Line 90 H..
way: through buffet Sleeper from WASHfNGT0N '"ss
IL -ituaIcd in one oi the bat two rssioas nm.,s..
the Z. >. Census Map a. places where the Nates ~.
free from Throat and Lung diseases. '' az
And is the best Climate during WIN or and sr,,
for nronc hinI and PnlmoIary Trouble. 7p''hs
The scenery Is Beautiful Air Dr. lni Braelno
Waters an ineluallcd specific Tor Rheumatlsm Con,
Dyspepsia Maaiia, Nervous Exhaustion &c 'As
Baths In Marble Poets the finest In america.
And The Mountain Park Hotel T. unexcslles =.
Cuisine Comforts and Sanitary Conditions.
Cardinal Gibbons. Of baltimore. says II regard IJs
Spriua., \. G., Of the most attractive Uear
md Recreation Resorts In this country
DR.. Lewis A. ~ayre. 255 3th-ave y. Y, says: n
shall 9lwavs feel grateful fOr the benefit h.
derived at this charming place"
Henry v. ~tcers, Inspector o. Police, y. Y savs,
81 cannot speak highly of the efficacy NJ the fama,.
water. ANA salubriOns climate" -
roP circulars &c. address ". G.. D0OLITTIE. SIs,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Dec. 2S.Cotton quiet middlng, 9sc; low
Ginning pa-c good ordinary, l5l0c net and gross re-
~eips 28G bales sales, sos balE stock 7G,S66 bales
Enrfoik Dec. 2S-COtton steady middling, ll-l6c
not recept 257S bales gross 6l4 bales exports coast.
xis 255 bales sales 300 bales stock 81 800 bales.
Savannah Dec. 2s.-Cotton steady middlng, 9-lOc
low nddine 5loc good ordinary, see net and gross
,.repts 8lS bales exports n Great Britain, bales
TO the Continent. 200 bales sales LOO bales stock,
22cworleaas Dec. rs s-Cotton steady: middng oAc
low nlddng 7-lGc; good ordinary. 0hc net receipts
% "a baes gross 25 497 bales exports Britain.
se6 bales TO France, 31t0 bales to the Continent.
S6o bales coastwise. 23s4 bales sales $500 balos
stock SiG,S63 bales
Net overland movement for The week ended December
o. Inclusive 20 325 bales against 400 066 for the cor
esp6ndng time last year total since September 5sS 2O2
,cs against 6Oi 800 last year. The shipments
cVerland from all points of crossing were 503I0 bles
.c,inst 40 500 last year but deductions including the
o,,,nd moyements to ports and shipments Cairo
tn -. Iou. and Inland shipments from southern out
,o,ts foot up 30Ojl bales against 49, is3 laft year.
leaving decrease Of l655S bales In The net .hpnonts
Il, mills. Northern mill takings and Cnnaot since sep
tcmber l. 1ol65s5 bales against ll09 10 bale. ~,
vcar Crop In sight. $40 balcr, against s5 10
iast wear The overland cOmpaFatiVes Tor last Ia
fude II 80 bales Of shipment, from st. Louis Via the
Frisco Road the four weeks of December. counted
by any authority until after the end Of the month.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
n R0p0SALS FOR FORAGE CAPS.-Phla

Depot Of the O. NJ. Dept il2S Arch -, PhsdeIhlN
Dec IG lSs9-Stalod prop sails. IN ripcate viii De- re-
ccived at this once until ii O'Clock m. Tu'lsy pe..
al 1889 for furnishing the L. ) Ouartermascrs Depars
ment in this city, With 5000 forage cap, Proposals io,
delivery at other points will be entertained Bddcls NUS
state how soon they commence ac complete deliveries
me Government reserves the right 10 reject any OF az
bids Preference given articles OF domestic plodeon
or manufacture conditions Of quality and price (nclas
in the price OF foreign productions or manuiaetlys 9
duty thereon being equal. Blanks fol proposals nd
specification, VIII be raished upan application a a ny
oncr. Envelopes containing proposals g. be lhdofs.t
Proposals Tor Forage Caps" and addressed e. te ha
signed j. q. CHANDLER, Deputy q. VI. General
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
c.,,rony,. cr,rRplTJoy IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. 2o-The Western Association OF
California Pioneers are 10 give banquet IN inc
Grand Pacific Hotel Chicago, on the night OF January
IL, 1880. the fofty-second anniversary oi the us.
oovery OF gold in California a meeting was held
IN the hotel today for tie purpose Of arranging for
the dinner Dr. j. Ward Ellis chairman AMI
Charles b. Jackson secretary. All California pioneers
in,r ,rifnd 70 Aft fle lanInef.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool, Dee 9s2 y m.rBcd and porkTholader, a =, =,
offer moderately. Uams-OldeTs ofer moderately shOi'
cut about TO 10 ~ steady at 45s g.
30s cd short nib about 25 N. dull at 3Is tong c,ea
middles about - ~ duh a. 5os "a lChg Shu Hnyo % ~
To 10 ~ steady az 27s I'D. Checse-Thc supply j. ~
excess of lie demand American Hnost white and cO0rd
dull 53s Lard-sDot- -Holdels oIer ffely. tninTrs-
Holders Offer moderately. COfB-SpOt and futures
Holders orer sDangly mixed Western spot stcsdy al,
~ 2d Hops az LondOs-psoihc Ccast-liodefs offer
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
Proposals.
ID ROPOsALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES

ID ROPOSALS FOR ARMY STpPLIES.-0f-
Il flee Purchasing and Depot Commissary, Army Build
mg No. 80 Nhitehal-,t NewlOrk CITY Dec. -, lcsJ-
sealed proposals, IN upcatc, subject e. the usual con.
ditions will be- received at this oice until 10 o'clock
supplies as may be- required by the Subsistence y,yaf~
Black Pepper, Yeast Powder, Edam Chooses, Macaronit
- S1tX Xt,E PR0PFRTY Information In schedule lat.
Preference given all articles Of do nestle production and
such details schedule. Informal on
with conditions lists Of articles, quantitles kinds modes
of packing Sc. obtained at this oice The Hght j. re-
served To reject any all proposals Envelopes contain
ing bids should be marked Proposals 9r sn9sisteac.
undersicned q. BELL. \. c. g. s., L. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
Drp Souos.

W or CAN SAVE MONEY by placing G,osa yoa
I orders now for Carpctings, Rugs, MaNnssS pp;ss
~ oruF h,i.S Rockers. Everything 20 n SOFA g1 81
Fop Italian SILK Blankcts Roman SHps'' - ~
y SSSS REV TESTERS SONS, 1874 Broad~sy
-.nyrrrIsEMENT FOR THE NEMA22thsa 22ts
\ TfEThtNE WlLL BE RECtlytp, corner M1 Thiity
= ,srnWN OFFICES. No t.2Ss Broadway % %eun' T,snty
o,.t.st until D. m; 95Q Broadway, bNH~no 30 W'.s
sc'nd and Twenty third so. until - 'SI'thavas
ia FSurthavc. corner FogIteenth,s 100 ol,p iSss
os,cr Forty Yenth-st. O2j Ihidsw .sti
Upsnst 7Os FlrstaXe. l06 West fotS sI
Xinthave and SiNtyeighth-st. and % unndyes sns.
he ~ ARLFM OFFICE $50 Fast Vne,a 49,.
tweaty .lfGl-st. up " y. ~. - sse-lA s-~''
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
nrnpnSAIS F0R Army SrPpLIEs.-Ot

flee Pur, haspg and Depot Comni ssary, Army BWaSs
No 80 Whitchall.st, NeW-lork ty, Dec. = iisr. iSs
sealed proposals IN triplcate subject 10 " M .s
A m on Monday. January p. ls31, for furnishing - 80
Suies a. may be- required by Subsistence Depa.
u,rnt United States Army. Subsistence >tores-f0ls'
VINEGAR soaD pcppcr black yeast powder, green
lard oatmeal American peas Nc g., a. Sub,i.th.s
ProperV-Informaton in schedule list. Prcf'pnce g.n
to An articles OF domestic production and uanula
Tor such details schedule. information. WIN 80 ~.
dons lists of articles quantities, kinds modes o. ss,
oht,in.d at mi. Office The right il reserved % re-.
any or all proposals. Envelopes containing mds sn.si sn.i
he mark II PROPOSALS for subsistence supplies opNs
January lS90.' and lddr .-~td the uucrr~g1eA
\. 4. s.. L. :. -
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at th'

- office OF the SuperNsine Architect Treasury pfis
mcut Washington D. C.. uutu o'clock D. n. on I ss .
dav nf January 1870. for an Tho labor and natass.
ouired to build the brick mannolcs and trap ven "A
and Law all the tcracOtta sewer pipe, cast IRON uas
down pine &C. required fOr the P0~t Oice. &c, oyssa
at Brookyn, Ncw-Iork. In accordance with ne ls,..
and specification c0pe, OF which may be- hdd on Rt,nt
ton AZ thi. office and the office OF the Supe1nt a.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified d Ss ,iei
800 The Department viii reject all bids recaa nd,
the time FOR eii the same aso, bids wh1 1saan
comply strictly with all the requirements ~ this
JAS. II. WINDRlM, Supervising Architect De''
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

The Union Pacific Railway Company has issued
an official circular to its stockholders Of record
on January 4, 1890, offering them the right To
subscribe for each 90 shares of stock at a total
cost of 81 900, tor 81 900 of the Oregon Short
Line and Utah Northern Railway Company's con
sodat"d mortgage per cent bonds The right
10 subscribe will expire on January %, 1890
The principal of the new bonds is payable April l,
1919. The issue is limited to $25, 900 per mile OF
completed railway, with provisions for Issuing adj
ditiolal amounts when necessary for terminals
and second tracks, not exceeding in the aggregate
So. 900 per mile Of double track Transfer books
viii close January 3, 1890.
The Oregon Short Line and Utah and Northern
Railway Company offer to its stockholders Of
record the right 10 subscribe for each fifty shares
OF stock, at cost of 81 900. for 81 900 of the
per cent bonds described above, and three shares
of new stock. the right to subscribe expiring on
January Il: that is each holder Of 100 shares OF
Short Line for 50 600 may obtain $1,000 in bonds
I'm siX shares of stock.
The Wabash Railroad Company has declared 3
per cent interest on it's debenture bonds series 4,
inyabir January >.
GriSwod d Gictt advertise n limited amount
Of City Of Denver. COl per cent bonds: also
City of Council Bluffs, Iowa, per cent bonds and
other desirable securities paying from 1-2 to
u per cent interest.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
rrroMAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

rondon Dec. -, =. m.-COnsOls 90 lJ-lO for money
,d 81 i.iB t account Erie 21S Mexican ordinary
a.. Mexican Central 1 per cent bonds The rat
- dcoumt Ia tho open market Tor both short and three
r.hsi mills j. A. per cent Paris ndyces quote per
"t renes az 81 francs 10 centimes for the account
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
IIvE sTOCK MARKET-RY TELEGRArn.

Buffalo y Y. Dee. 2S.-Catte- Receipts last Il hours
500 head total for week thus far II 300 for
last week 10 $40 consigned through, 1000 head
2 100 head 10 New.York 500 head sale prices hrmor
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
CTPREME COCRT. Kings Conty.-Hosea

CT PREME COt RI, klngS county j.
| > Babln plaintiff against James NJ. Kershaw, James
Z. Jukes and FTederlsa Jukes his wife, Virginia Van
wHSG anS snS cdb ' DuS6am % her husband EzaS
rc and Turner Spare her husband Ellen g. Fowle and
:sSlRe ESe + hutcSc SS' ard David + PSc9er hr nus band
Xioctta Kendall ana william Kendall @ t hes husband J1Goo
Sarah C. Provost William +; C. Provost and susan Pro;
Anna l.. Hooper deYcascd, and Anna T. Marshall defend
'"'S SUMMONS.
Y6u sG %E MTREBY SUMMONED to answer the com.
plant in this action and TO serve copy Of your answer
S@ @yee Sc df aRRi R aHS exclusive Of the d Of service
and in case Of your failure 70 alpat 9 asWsl uILt
ma1doG w61 6G "a Fg & SS2nls cSmnan Eou Oy u Or W ''
oa PAN cAMEEo%S, aGdI S,7 Fa%tGi Att0sncy
To the dfnSant James NJ KsI9aw James
Van Wnke. Jane Durham. Jacob Dqnham, Elizabeth
fiShyil foWlc and William villa ne, E. C. Provost
The foregoing summers q ,cyeS c uPS" FSy yoS BY c pH6ca
So o bcsmber % @ ssS and cd With the complaint in the
oacc Of the Clerk Of tGe County or Kings the city
Der 20 1851 DNN5 81 MaGhoanaye ' BfooElyn e. y
THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE
or pseS Gn and directors hS 3 MnnSdsa ShM
Company, plaintiffs agt John Uslwey. Charles Galwey,
nsmci defendant ana each o. them You are hereby
summoned 70 answer the complaint b IN Sa qson and to
serye copy Of your % ansGe S qlee S % OF tb
to appear judgment VIII De- taken against you
by 6ssg for The Ecst t,Sse Ss%'s1ed e. s '' complaint
MYEnSS Val EPnaf S,AEsp. Apsy
10 John Gal%sy and Felipe ,S,.,oa r. Ga;ado. dsis5d
Is S served upon yo% By publication PaSSP to an oef
s SsT sa Eai Y s a. G sSPNSs G2s
1850 and nled with the complaint I'm the Office the Clerk
of the City and County NewYolk at the County Court
s ,ns Ts Msy % afy; % sg RaT 4.F Civ
,NHE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE
l OF NEw.YoRK, CITY, AND COUNTY OF NEW.
ag,. Frank 5; clirCaId ano6G. and TThrasyoulOS N.
named defendant and each Of Them You are hereby
summoned 10 answer the complaint In this action and 10
serve copv NJ your the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty dav after the service o This summons ex.
elusive of the day service and In Of your failure
To appear or answer Judgment viii be- taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in the complaint
| Dated New York, Novcmher l. 1850
STERN 4 MYERS Plaintiffs Atnrncys
Once and Post once address. 40 Wall t., Ncw.Ynk Clty
~ Frank =, Cllnord and 1hrisNoulos ~ Cltrevas
the defendants above named; The foregoing summons
IL served upon you by puhhcatCn pu .uant orier
~ Hon. Edward Patterson Justice ~ the supreme
II the state o New YORK dated The Both day Of November
1880 and le1 with the complaint in the nee OF the Cex
q tho city aud County OF NewYork at tho County Court
| House, In said city.
| STERN 4 MYERS. Attorneys Tor paintns,
ONCE aud Post once addess. ~ Wsllst' New'York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
no CI,nUIru nLpS- OFFICE OF THE

4 LIG;II.u0t'sE RoARD washington D. e. IySui yi
o,cIoc n n o Tutsdav the 9sth day Of January s9S
for furnishing the materials ana i,eS - t.9ss ~
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