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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-13
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The Altar Chapter of ST. Johns Guild
will meet at the church today (E'ricayl at
$50 O'Clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-13

More furniture for the government
building was received yesterday and VIII
soon be pat into use.
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ghe aehita Badly eagle ei day orniue 1ar 1s 1891.

Cash Taylor, OF the Sedgwick Panta-
graph, was in the city last evening ON bust
ness
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

RICHMOND. Va. August d. Oferingsd to-
hRccOs at auction ON Change to-day. Fri
day. August ri. 1891. Total offerings. IS pack
ages of suu-cured tobaccos
one package sold At SIS. 80, one at Si3.25.
two At Sl22j. two at sll50. one al ell.A3,
one at $40 so one 40 SlO -, one 81 $3.50. two
al z. 75. one 81 $50. one at As one taken in
NJ $7.75. one sold at 81 90. one st s12J. one
taken pa az O.. two sold a. 81, one 1t 1850
one " S625. three At IS. one at 20 20, one IT
S5.10 one at $3.50 two at $40 OnS at $40,
one at "a. one at 50 TO- one st $50. one ~
$40 one a. El10 and nue at SID
Private sales reported % the secretary OF
the Richmond Tobacco 1rado to-day. IL
day. August ~. 1891 Wrappers, j. hOgsheads;
filters 10 hogsheads cutters hogsLeads
dark leaf 2 hogshesds Total 5o hogshead~.
Office Of tho tobacco Inspector reports to-
day Friday, August ~. 1891: Inspections,
bright 10 hoCsheads. j teroe. &C. aark, i'-
hogs esds - terces, &c Reinspectons
bright. hogsheads
talmers'. Wilson's Virginia. Allegheny,
Naugh6ns Crenshaws Dayenport's Shei-
bnrnes. Seabrooks And Shockoe tobacco
warehouses report to-day. FRIDAY, August ~.
1921 Receipts. q packages; deliveries "
packages.
Oaceof The Collector of the nited States
Internal Revenue reports collections for the
c,tv Of Richmond. Va. to-day, rdsy'
AUGUST d. 1891 Tax paid On cigars AND cigar
elites. 81 400 o.. tax paid on plug tobaccos,
81 9lG.lC. Total f357G2o.
Tho United States apartment Of Agr''n'-
ture satisfied report N condition Of growing
crops saws CONDITION Of tobacco ID lower
than in July by noally three points the gen
era average berg $50. 1hs falling. oil is
coufned entirely - tho districts producing
the shipping varieties ia Maryland and Nir-
cinia the result Of too much rain, and IN
Tennessee and Kentucky from both local
drought and excess IF moisture. IN the hitter
district the crop ia yet 10 plenty Of time for a
full crop from late setting should the season
prove favorable The cigar and seed-lea' DIS
t1icts show good prospects generally and an
improvement during the last month.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-day.
Friday. August a. 1891 N L. Smith. Gooch-
land J n. SouthwoIth. Caroline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22
TWO SIDES TO The MARKET.
yhst is Mat Yesterday Showed on
Change
FOREIGN MEMS EFFECT UPON PRICES.
o,o,utioss on Wheat. Corn, Oats, Rye,
stocks, Bonds ana Produce
Generally.

cmoAoo. August Q.lSpecia' Tho nc
ton 81 tic market to-day shows very clearly
ais, there ave two sides to it. Gables are al
ie.cr weather conditions reported bad and
acre revival OF talk Of the removal of the
German duty The massing Of Russian troops
I'D. tie Austrian frontier. tho clearance OF
q, $50 900 bushels q wheat and wheat -four
-as enough bull news. one would think. 20
,ttho market up Be. or 100 per day under
,l. conditions We had last week. but the re-
srt OF al this Is a decline Of Sc. per
lr.sel from the opening price the market
...o, ilsc per hushel lower than Yesterday
Z December wheat This shows that The
.-. interest AS been largely eliminated and
s...r numerous traders who have been away
b, watering places have returned and taken
,tvtu'aes ~ the hu.ees to sell wheat
.asr 81 them believing that the advance
,f-.td Was partially due 90 our closing prices
,.-.erlay. should That Ice The case ana
b.. o.. tomorrow morning report lower mar
l.felrall. due O. Our low closing to-day
,,.f..siouai traders VIII undoubtedly be
f,..rs which makes u very evident That
..haaeh We have a voW active trading mar
let thcro "a not much danger of h runaway
s.. ~ had last Saturday aud Monday.
good many spectators arc closing ont
,ae.- deals In September corn thus allowing
h. Hul clique % trade with themselves.
Should tAs cash demand slack en- up somewhat
r.,.uld naturally lessen some az the clgues
prospective profits.
The signal service department Of Miiw u-
Ice predicts frost in The extreme Northwest
t.r tonight, and wh4e II 81 p0sa.nte thHt u
81 rht 10 cold enough 20 inlurc the nnL3f-
vested wheat ma Mauitobs We think ., mp g.
f1.e for frost wave 70 come down into the
com belt 81 long rs tie ground ls Warir as at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

NEW YopK. August y. Wall-street closing
Money closed at ~ per cent. the hlghestrato.
Size lowest rate was per cent. Exchange
.sed steady; posted rates. 80 5't;
actual rates 49, lM4s5 for siXty-dny bills and
as n4s6 FOR demand. Government bonds
closed steady currency 6s. 10Y bid. As,
counon. ll6, bid Az S. DO. 1907 bad.
With fbe exception OF signs of q marked
strength IN "a few stocks the opening or the
stock market was characterlcss. Including
some selling for London account theio was
o.Iya faint show of activity Louisville ana
Nashville and Northern Pacific prefsrr9l
the former on a good showing OF It's annaaI
statement. gained . per cent and tue Latter
uer cent ST. Paul Atchson and Missoar
iannc also improved slightly. Tho fuc-
cations during the morning wore worry
narrow The Sugar Trust was the only
exception its price wss strong aud al
advanced per cent 70 sJ19c. AT noon prices
were but little changed from those OF last
night stocks were stronger during the after
noon. with the Sugar Trust and tennessee
Coal .And Iron az the features. mon facihe
advanced q TO 81. just before the Gloss. The
general market vas strong and the closing
lrces as rule were near the best Of tire day.
The mprovoment ranged from = TO ~ per
cent with an exceptional advance OF per
cent in Nashville and Chattanooga. 1 he busi-
Less " the day WAS only On a moderate scale,
I'D 0I8 81 ares changing hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

&c; Edwards, NC. s. s. & Son. &c. Passaic
glove finish, NC; Empire go; Washington
DC; H. u. W 4 Sons. slsc.; Peacock, nc.
Denims: Amoskeag blue, l3c.j do. blue
ounces, 14Ikc; do. brown iSe; Beaver Creek
featuring Company b., 7c.; DO. blue, &c; do:
( twist. lec Columbian Ky brown, Ioc ;jl DO.
Cumberland plsids iOjbc; Everett blue. i2c.; do.
brown. pc; Haymaker blue, 7Ac.; DO. brown,
7Ac.: Jaffery Xxx, lilfc., Jewett CITY, sbsc;
tic; Oakland blue A. Sc; Otis AKA, lO5tc.;, do.
BE. gi1c: do GO, she; Pearl River blue, .l2DSc;
1h0rndike AA, &C.: Shetucket blue, lie; Cncas-
Vile blue and brown Zoe; Warren AAA. llsec'
DO. BIB, gjkc.; do. &C. 'sisc.; York fancy Dbl.
Pie; York blue DID, re.
Light Cotton Duck: Boston. s-oz.. iQtc.; do1
900, Ike do io,oz., il%sc.; Columbia idlLo
do. O-oI.. isl5c.: DO. POP, l6i6.; Greenwood,
7-oz. Raw l0c.; DO s-oz do lie; DO. 1907 Bear
lfc; DO. 1907 30. nc; Bear Duck. BOZ ~,
l0iec.; do heavy. e-oz.. 13i9c.; do. extra heavy,
1907. &c.. Montana Ravens, %, &c; do do, 40.
l1i1c; STARK 1-Oz., s}eai6sbc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22
Daltiuore.

BAirn6oBE Nd. August 2l--Flour IN
changed wheat Southern strong Fultz,
SlO5mlll. No. 2red unsettled spot - i2la a.
li3 October sll3A@Ll2,s. December,
Sli4ei steamer No rcd, $l06h@L07
Corn Southern white quiet az 6sa7lc. yell
low strong At 7iQ75c.. mixed duh spot. 74c
asked tho month. 7sc asked September, 73c.
Oats hrmer. 10. white Western. new, i0q
4lo.. No. 2 mixed Western Lew, 37a3Sc Rye
unsettled No 2. el05. Hay steady good TO
choice timothy. tii@l6. Grain freights dull
Tut firm unchanged Cotton nominal. mid
ding. shc. Provisions unchanged. Butter
firm. creamery, fancy, &c. do fair 10 choice,
lga2Oc., do. imitation. l7@lsc.; ladle fancy,
l5NlGo. store packed. Il@l3c Eggs
steady at Toe. Coffee quiet. Rio cargoes fan
loc. No. r. lsc. Sugar unchanged. Whisky
unchanged. Peanuts unchanged.
Stoeks-Virginia 3's 81 asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

CrARKsym1T. Tenn. August I8-Our
market has continued active and firm With
out notable change ~ prices. The sales for
the week ending to-day were so hogsheads
nosed .Iiedv of common and low medium
lar with but little substantial. leaf suitable
flr spinning purposes French styles wore IN
fl supply There is no speculation IN the
marx 81 and the offerings are taSen b' the
regular demands We bad eood heavy
showers the night of the i-t4 and yesterday,
which seemed pretty geueral. and Will do
'rood 10 the corn and tobscco crops where
thew fell. Some hail Is reported as having
fallen H. some places
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

Prints. Darkest, slice; Lodi Hke.; Allen sc 4;
Gloucester 5lsc; HsrteL 81 simpson. &C.,; Ia
cihc. &C.: Hamilton. Oc Miners Sheciing, ici
Ncrrimack. pkc.: American apo .
brown sheetings a James hiycr o O 44cfLs
James River X X. $50; - James River u II.
&c James River . \. Ctac.: - James River
m. &C.: a. Rchmond L l., BE-; a. Old Do
minion. Size; "a Manchester. 5l9c; - Ola Do
minion &C; 81 Gulf City, 3j4c.; Il whitney me,
6c':4l Wilhamsyille, &C.; 4 Morolock. e &C.; -
Minneola, &C.; l04 Riverside, zoe, 1911 Boston
Csc
Stripes aud Cheyiots: American. nc; Amos
keag sag1sc.: Boston. 6i5c.. Columbia brown
Sc; Hamilton. lOc: Jowott City, &C.; Omego
s, iOlsc.; Otis BIB. shic.; Otis &C, 74c.; Thorn
dixie. s34agl1c.; Uncasyille A, f14c.;. Amoskeag
cheviOts SA9itc.; Columbian do. rae; tdin-
burgh do, slfc.; Glenolden do; s1sc.i Jas. Long
Isl Spoo cotton: O. " T.. Sc; Dragon 90 yards
iSstc; Dragon, so yards, so; "a ounce heating
lsc: 10 onnce Leakeyll.o. 2Oc.
Following are the agents prices and are subject
10 the usual trade discounts.
Cotton Drills: Appleton. 7c.' Atlanta D. 0,4c-i
Augusta 6i9c.; Boot. G34alOc; Charleston o.ec.
Clifton X, OAtc.; Continental, &c; Darlington
exc; Dwight "A standard 71ac.i Hamilton
brown, 7e.; do. blne, l0c.; Lyman II blne, nc'
Mass o. &c; Mass. p n. lei; Aatchez }, es4e-;
pacolet. 6kc.. pelzer, SEC; Popperol, 'as-4c.i
Piedmont 7c.; Stark A brown. 70.
EGlAzed Cambrics: Garner, 41se'; led cross
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

NIITH
Alcohol. s225as240 per gallon.
Concentrated lac: $3.50 30 $50 per case OF
four dozen.
CopIoras. lc 10 llac.
Cochinesi y1c. per pound.
Extract Of lockwood. ljaI6.. assorted zoe.
Q0s. I.iuseod 6aa56e.: machine lal15c;
sporin f5ca4l: whale. 3lc.: straits 30a33c.; La
hrador-cod oil f0a-0c.: lard. tOa65c. sweet, 80
per dozen hest salad. $50; castor $40 yer
6al2c cash per gallon
Indigo: 15arc.
Hadtlor.lnaf1f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI O.. August 2l.-Pork- Regu ar.
sr0. 5OaI0 G2sk; family, sll. 25@ll.Ilf. Lari-
Kettle. dried. 7l4@73sc. Bacon-Short clear
sides. nc. Whisky--Sales 600 barrels at tLIG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

Yellow pine. /. IA. 10 inch. No I, seasoned.
10 feet sifal6; ]. IA. 10 inch. No ], green. lf
feoi. sl2dl4; !. "a ~ inch No. .. seasoned. 10
feet. sl2sl4: !. IA. ~ inch, No green ln feet
SlOal2 /. IA. " inch, No. q green. b1eet es@9;
!. IA ~ inch No. heart. 10 feet. 50 251i !, ih
IL, inch. No 3. heart .lh feet. SlSa2!.
Notwithstanding fetched. No. 1. seasoned u
feet, 3l3al5. so !. green. l6 feet, Silfi3' No =
seasoned lG feet. SlIel3, No .. green. lC ieei'
sl0al2 No 8, green. 10 feet, Ssas; sawed ialhs'
: fl.4 IL 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

CmcAG0 August u Special 3 The clear
snces of wheat from New Orleans so far tins
week are about $50, 900 bushels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

pceSWaX: 2 c. per pound.
pounds: black oak and chestnut rough sGOJA
g. 10 per 5000 pounds
Flalseed. II g0a5l 80 per busheL
Roots O. nseIp. -. e. pODhl' seneca Tree
OF ions 3l1t.c. per pound.
Rye 1tstO pen hushel
Feathers. Prime live goose, ,0al2c.; mixed
25c
Sumoc: f5asOc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

New ORIrlvs. August 21.-Rtce quiet: ordi-
nary 10 prime, If@5Bc. Ather articles I'M
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22
XilIfiinRlOn.

WILMINGTON, N. c. August 3l.-Spirits tur-
nentine firm al $40. Resin firm; strained,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22
New Orleans

tfOO; good strained. clos; other articles
Arm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

Georgia Pacific LIST 6'e. r. O., 1879 % i0i
Georgia Pacific consolidated Us.
1928. Observation-Disclosures. 80 GO
Georgia Pacific incomes 1923. . 20
Petersburg class A. So. X. c.. 1926 1903 -.
Petersburg class j. &c, II. C., 1926 iOI 90.
Rich. b. Neck. lst 6's 1921 ......... i01
Wes'n NJ G. lst 6s c., guar .... g7I 100
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlanta and Charlotte ............ .. 80
Petersburg so
Rich. Fred. Pot div. obligt'n 10 III
BANK STOCKS.
City ...................... 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22
Ne,r Ynrt cntton AInrI.at.

NV YORK. August d. Futures closed
steady. Receipts for the week are d. N"
bales against 5000 last week and 1900 last
year The interior movement VIII betDout p 5VJ
bales and stocks Will lose 5000 bales making IS
plantation movement Of l5,tO bales against
rs 600 p year ago. Tho Southern markets are
ouiet and easy with l-lG decline at Galveston
The spot market is Quot and firm at un-
changed prices MiudIug up'anos. , l3-lo
sales. 330 bales Transactions. in future.
81 900 bales August 7.74QLI5 September
sS0TSg October s03QSW. November
s.l408 December N21n82S January
s.ssas3g. February $3.50 $50 March, t. SOC
sGl: April. s.70@8.1l MAY, s.s0as.sl June,
COOS ~.
In Liverpool Spot cotton steady mi3dliug
uplauds. 1 lilo sales. 5000 bales. Futures
steady. August-September 20-6i. Sepien-
Der. October. 2f-Gi October November
& 29-G4 NOyemDer-Dccember 4 33-t4.
PRODUCE
Flour Flour continues firm With business
light hne grades OF spring t3. i5'a a.5". do.
winter. $1,000 3. 20 superhne spring. $3jo0
3 80 DO. winter. S3.7Ja4. eAtia No. spring
s8. s5GA20. do. winter $Al0aA25. city mill
s1tas. S54Om550. Southern -four closed
ouie;. but steady trade and family extras,
g. 30a D. 70.
Wheat Wheat options opened steady and
strong and excited advancing &c. but soon
weakened ana QNllIB lHp Hi4iN4'i W VIC
day almost steadily declined on heavy l4ui-
dAbons The closing prices were about the
lowest Of the day. The decline ranged from
- to &c Spot lots closed firmeF No =
red winter. spot, sll6. do, August sll24,
do September. l.i2}l. October Slll2..
Oorn-Corn options were fairly active and
weak. closing 9smlc lower spot lots closed
strong No 2 mixed. spot $40 August, TIC.
October. NE November. CSl4c.
Oats-Oat options were moderately dealt IN
and prices were firmer. closing ! .4c. higher.
Spot lots we're Irregular. spot sales OF No.
white Soc. No do. 4Sn4.c. No / mixed
42c. No. 2do 39@39lfc.. No. mixed August.
800 September or October. $500.
Pork Pork steady new mess Sil 53Gl2
IArd-La closed easer. September, e6Sr
October. s697, December. Sis
SUGARS Raw active aud strong prices M
changed refined strong and in good demand;
cut loaf and crushed. 514c.. powdered. 4. C.,
rranulatel. 4ImBlc; mould A. coniec-
TONERS AZ and cubes. A C.
Coffee Spot lots closed dull. far Rio car
goes $50
Naval stores The market for spirits tur
penune IS MINER. closing at 3tns64 C. FOR
regular and 36s1 n31c. for machine made bar
rr,s Kosn j. in moderate demand tut 4 IN
at 2 q 80 for common. SL3I1 for strained and
81 40 for good strained
Petroleum -Oll-brokers had little business
10 DO In tho Consolidated Exchange t. day.
There Wss OOspecul8tlye spiIlt m the market.
Wouil-he sellers we're Numerous but of buy
er. !Esro were none. September opened at
CSC. highest, Glc., lowest. 631sc,; closing
6jttc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, August q, 1891.

RICHMOND, VA, August II, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat 3 $50 bushels.
Cosn-952 bushels.
Oats. coo bushels.
SALES.
Wheat 1913 bushels.
Corn 9J2 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat Iougborry 81 to ti.f0 MIXED. ssc.
70 Sl09 sholtberry 95c. TO tl05. No. red
Sl05 % Sf.0s.
Corn White. prime Virginia. 73c. 70 7jc. -;
No white BE. No mixed. Tic 10 TO.
Oats No. e. BE. 10 CSC, No. 3, &c 20 3Gc.
rejected, sec. to $40; winter (ior seed, 4sc.
70 5jc.
kye-9sc 10 SOB
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

Fuse. Toys mining. 500 .ac per 100 feet.
Powder: 500 per keg: blasting, $50; minin.'
Shot: Northern. Si6g per bag Of - pounds
Grndstouos: Hs,s2c per pound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

Cement Ro.eniaie. $40 per barrel
Lime Agricultural saI0c per bnshcl. Rock
land 81 10sslI5 per barrel, according 10 Quan-
tity; virginia. ~ O0a$i05
PLASTER. Lump st0o per toni ground so;
North Carolina Tar large size, as coal tar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
>r,y-yovx oIT,KIo Ayp WESTERN RAILWAY
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, q. ". c.

w II II r. Il Co. I.rsscel.-Trains leave West i2ds
station iNew-Yor as Follows ana 20 minutes earlier rom
the foot Of Jay-st. York; Hamilton London De'tS,'
and Chicago, 10 a. IN. > 10 p M 3 10 D. N; *
iS"5 ~ M BGfsio Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls 80 10 90 a. . l1 2 r. . Il, 10 p p M
III ,35 a. NJ Guns only TO Utical KingstS6 ,s'y9
n m Catskil and Albany, 3 80 10 10 ~ ~ %
a m az :i5 D. M al 100. : rs. Is rs p M Cransionr
10 90 Sio16 iii :S5 a. m, 'f15. az 90 80 ga
49, % 49, S S Cornwall and Ncwbrsh Montreal ,nd
canada east : Is a. M IS rs p. M. Elegant ssepins
ears Tor Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit SmGsso
and St Louis on all through trains saratoga spees,a
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,.r6eh daily except sunday s3 IS D. NJ SATURDAYS on.i
kaatrrsSiI Huntcr Hobart Bloopvile Grana iVs ~
station and Phoenca 3 80 eli 90 q :S5 ~ as "a
~ M paror ears ~ BlOomVlle Grand Hotel sna
Phocnicla (lor KaatcrskilD II 90 a. M lIS 80 on
as ~ M Trains and sleeping car 10 Boom,,uee o.
a 40 m SUNDAYS Only. New.PaltL. LAKES Noaeon Il
and Minnewaska 80 m II 90 IL :s5 a. M 40 "a"
iIaif Holiday Special. saturday only llS M uop ri
Kaaterskin Hunter. DoomNille HOBART bfanu hySs1
station and Phoenicia Paror car 20 Bloomslhe' "a
ienYne. Cairo and Mountain House S 'atm' cas-
Ri ~ Mountain SNshe Inc sSo a. 10 only
serpng cars To Phocnieia aud BloomNihe DsR,,
tnaiiV except saturday All other trains daB eAeeps
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station 80 iIl 30 M, aS :?S p M t9r uea'S -
timn rabies paror and slcepngcar accommodations
information Apply Offices: BROOKLYN 1893 Washng,oly Vs.
72O Fulton-st. Annex onec foot o. f1tonSt posery
IL Park Place SO West l25th-st, and West shGss
stations Of West i2dst. and foot oil Jay1ss
c. Il. LAMnERr General Passenger Agent 'HuS'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
Eredl Notices

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
y YORK.-Emil SchWab. plaintiff against Isaac sachs
Ida Sachs his wife, solomon Sachs, Minnie Sachs. his
wife Michael Sachs. Bette Sachs, his WIFE Levy stern,
Nina Iacr Bernard Baer her husband, Jeanette Wei,
Jacob T. wei. her husband Henrietta Frank Harry
Fr,rt her husband Fannie Friedman, Jacob Friedman,
stern tfu-tayc Stem" Irbccca Lot Adoph 10th her nus
band Meyer Goldsmith Esther Goldsmith his wife David
1od-m:h Matte Goldsmith hi, wife Joseph GOLDSMITH,
rka Ievman Fritz Hcyman her husband jeanette Pull
fer and Iippman KO-onthgl, dcftnd1nts. Summons.
10 The ah0venamtd defendants.
You gre hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN
this action and 70 servo copy Of your answer on ne
Of Ibis summons, exclusive II the day Of So vice ana N
case OF failure appear or answer lud2ment VIII
be aiken against you By default for the relief demanded
in the con paint
HESS, TOWNSEND & McCLELLAND,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and p o. Adde'S iOi2 Wall Street Ncw-York City.
Michael sachs q, SACHS Levi Sten, Nina Bacr, Brr-
uad Uacr jeanette We'll Jacob T. We'll Henrietta Frank,
Harry Frank, Fannie Friedman jacob Friedman Bertha
stern Meyer Stern. Isanc stern, Harry stern t!ustaye
S.rrn' Rel+cca 10th. Ndoph 10th. Never goldsmith,
Esther Goldsmith David Goldsmith Matte Goldsmith,
Joseph Goldsmith. Rcka Hcyman, Fritz Heyman, Jeanette
Pulfer aud I.ppman I,o,cnthal. and each ~ them.
Tho foregoing Is served upon YOU by pubica-
don pursuant order Of the Honorable George T..
Andrew. of the Justices 81 the supreme Court OF the
state Of New.York dated h- jh day Of June 1891, and
fled with complaint Ia the office OF the CLERK Oh the
CITY and County Of New-York.
Dated Ncw-York. June oh, 1881. . 80 - $500.
Yours. &c, HESS. TOWNSEND & McCLELLAND,
Dnice and T. o. Address 4O42 Wall street New.York City