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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07
u OF BUSHES.

Billings Times: AS a matter OF
local pride we refer without jealousy
to the enlargement of the Billings
Daily Gazette, which 10Y takes a
rightful place with the excellent daily
publications of Montana. The" Gazette
with it's full Associated Press report
and competent editors compares favor
ably with all those other good ones of
the state.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

At last a man has been found to &c
the treachery and political
acrobatism of Charley Towne. But
Lind is of the same sort his appoint
ment of the Duluth %turncoat to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Sena-
tor Davis is only an examplification OF
the trite saying relative to the kind
ness engendered by a fellow feeling.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07
The Hon. Charles M. Day has grown

The Hon. Charles M. Day has grown
tired of waiting and proposes to organ
ize the much talked of new party him
self. To that end he invites all the
truly good people to join him in his
self imposed work Of saving the coun-
try. All communications should be
sent to indianapolis, Indiana, care
English hotel.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07
AMERICAS FIGHTING MAN.


If the praise which is being heaped
upon him by foreign military author
tiles continues in its fulsomeness, the
American soldier is liable to become
vain. During the war with Spain,
which those who were actually en-
gagged in designate as an "alleged
war, the world had all opportunity to
study the merits of the American SOL
der and the methods governing his
fighting. He gained the praise Of all
military critics competent to pass
Judgment. He was then acknowledged
to be a fighter the equal of whom was
hard to find. Right on top of this
comes the small opportunity offered
him by the trouble in China and again
his admirers sound his praises in no
unstinted and by the qualities
he manifests compels tribute from those
who before may have been slow in
giving him his dues.
Instead of being content to remain
an infinitesimal part of a huge fighting
machine, the American soldier depends
not a little upon his own judgment
and m~anifests the real American spirit
Of Independence of thought and be
comes an individual, thinking and act
ing largely for himself, but ever with
the one purpose-to contribute to cut
best of his ability to the success Of the
whole. It was this display of indi-
viduality, or 'si%nitiative,' as it is
termed in military circles, that caused
at least one English officer to write as
he did, saying that at times the Ameri-
can army looked to be little more than
a mob of tramps and at other times
like a body of men who impelled
everybody to take off their hats in de-
ference. In the march to Pekin those
cramps gave the foreign officers all
opportunity to study the American en-
listed man when he is where he
knows that his services are needed and
that real war is the game played.
Porvided and accoutered as were the
foreign soldiers when the march. be-
gan, yet when it's end was reached the
Americans had but little in addition to
their guns and cartridge belts left to
impede freedom of movement or
hinder speed. In their eagerness to
"get there" they had thrown away al
most everything. What they did after
they "got there history is the chroni-
| cler of.
Writing of the engagements between
Tien Tsin and Pekin a British officer
said:
When you see an American private
advancing under fire you begin to
think there is something in the idea
that the fighting unit of the future is
the individual. The private acts for
himself and by himself. He and his
companions make for a common OBJ
j~ective, not like stiff trained soldiers,
but like panthers stalking a prey.
Their eyes flash, their 1.-the bodies
swing forward. There is murder and
deadly intentness in every movement.
Allied to feline steathiness the Ameri-
cans in battle have a most reckless
courage. At times they expose them
selves with a strange contempt for
death. An officer will take chances no
European would care to take. The
field battery was generally found in
places where anybody read in tactics
would not have cared to put it. Gen
eral Chaffee and his staff always rode
where the enemy was most likely to
see and shoot at them.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

The next time Dom Paul starts out
to make calls he should consult a So
ciety directory and ascertain the days
when certain people are sat home"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

General Funston has evidently dis
charged his press agent, as his report
of the fight between Americans and
Filipinos in the woods of Santo
Domingo is the first evidence received
in months that the gentleman from
Kansas is still on earth.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

With Frank Pettigrew and Alex Nc
Kenzie both camping on his trail, Sem
ator Nelson of Minnesota may think
less harshly than he may have done Of
Cleveland's utterance concerning the
undesirability of certain western
states. sa
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

By the time he finishes reading their
comments on the document, the presi-
dent will realize the mistake he made
in not getting one of the democratic
editors of Montana to write his mes
sage. So far each who has had any
thing to say concerning it points out
how much better he could have done
the thing.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

In opposing the government and
seeking to hinder it in an effort to dis
charge it's duty to itself and the world,
Mccall Of Massachusetts is adopting a
mighty poor plan of showing his polit-
ical independence.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

And now, Paris Gibson canters about
the ring and asks what is lacking in
his make up when it comes to an
available candidate for one of those
s~enatorships for which a democratic
legislature will be soon asking pro-
posals.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

Probably to prove that he was one,
w. J. Gentleman of Platte Center
started out to decimate the male popu-
lation of that enterprising burg.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

The Montana gentlemen who are
making a speciality of discriminating
octopi, no doubt consider that they
have found all able ally in the SUI
preme court of Nebraska.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

With Belgium displaying the sign
''keep off the grass and biding Dom
Paul go around it's lawn. the doughty
old. Afrikander is receiving another
bitter lesson in the fickleness of roy
atty,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

If the Boer colony which is planning
to emigrate to the United States con-
cludes to trek this way, Montana as
sures its. members of hearty welcome.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

In the opinion of the London editors
General Mercier is all right as a mus
ter day soldier.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

Dom Paul is willing to give testi-
mony to the kaiser's opposition to the
open door policy.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-07

ter day soldie.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, April IA. 1900.
DT3e.s ws confined to small local unchanged
ask spi og aSanc she rnnes in grain which Led to
@ 'Rs en3sT Psf'nis patents sO s 4Sss "a st@ @
sPt-s SPIN cears 81 sogSs extra No winter SO soaS2 80;
Psr iSn 'po' s s8sa and { j 55Sss RE
So az as 10 qg9see Elm dried 81 2o
white yellow. a5cQsI coarse s76ssc - FEED"
rive zoo b. sG 3d. Ge4 % % ne ss & 5ran asf sss 9 G
latter white middiings sle9$1S so; city bran. sic 5OG
cake, $50 so; corn oil cake, SIS so
prrsdns 9n I by . sensational ADVANCE IN
cons considerable improvement except for brief OF
considerable selling of May wheat Southwestern
sSfsosS4 sSh decline Eom me closing point of In
made months, May closing officially at Isc
aava1e 40 altnoqsh the late months We're prompt
There was also in the local market strong feeling
vanced &c over MAY in elevator and 10 over o b
far exporters were concerned did not reach very
holidays abroad Onv about IAa5s Tar ~ 5 T~ o le T
the seaooard Throughout the forenoon trade options
May and local shorts good buyers Toward the
private adyoes stating that mild weather needed
borhood Of sSoooo bash thus praccaIy @ N dnpoa9ng m
the hgires OF week @ o6 ag9 At Minneapolis there was
OF wheat The Northwest receipts for days amounted
compared With 2ss5 cars last Week a9e S7 cs 'a s
on the May wheat sold from 7s s1Sc 10 70 51i6e
closing 70 15-16c l No red quoted
at ~ &c elevator, SOS aoat No Northern
Duluth. 7T1sc adoaf. .CORN-Although
little easier at the opening sympathy with wheat the
corn market Saturday soon turned short about and fol
lowing the advance in provisions made substantial
and at II o'clock closed z6%o advance.
On the curb May ranged
bid o'clock. Beyond the remarkable
visions and denial by prominent Chicago
effect that they sellers
Of the market had little feature speculative
erest throughout the day moderate covering
shorts was the only noteworthy point in this market aside
from the influences already mentioned trade
wheat. was limited TO about half dozen loads No
closed 48sc elevator and delivered 4T9sc
afoat. OATS-The trade in quiet,
with prices finally unchanged y lower. No
oats quoted at 2S1aq2S %4c; No g. 2slsc No 3c;
No white 50izc; track mixed. 29G30c; white,
S01z 495c; No white clips, 81 .RYEMaret
No Western 621zc; No Western. &c ahoat.
BARLEY-Market steady. Feeding, ~ d45c ( New
York; mailing, 50G153c New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York April Ia 1900
BEFJVES-Recepts IS 32s head AL Ior
slaughterers exporters No trade In live caue
ing steady City dressed beef quiet but nrm al Iapc
ordinary to extra native sides NO chs'se
cables Shipments to-day included 575 cattle and 2o
cattle and quarters beef in the Menornnee 20
London quarters of beef the Etrria to Liverpool
and 100 cattle IN the Colorado 10 Hull -,
CALVES-Receipts none. and none for sale Nonlnaliy
steady for City dressed veas steady al s4lS
~ country dressed TiaG1oc; little calves SuI re
head Including direct and l3 for the
market making the stale stock. II on sale
which at City and at Sixtteth-st Trade
opened duh lambs still further dechning
al the close 5G25c ia likely 20 De hela
over Jnshnrn sheep nominal; Clipped sheep sold at s4a
nshorn lambs At 81 s561ss so clipped do So 3e
SO so; unshorn culs So clipped do az 81 10 Dressed
mutton sd10isc per 10 dressed lambs az losd
Country dressed spring lambs slow at sSaSo ."
,..
cus 81 10 at lbs clipped Buffalo lambs 70 10, at
SO IS; SO clipped culls. al 10 at - 10
d Harrington 425 Buffalo lambs, % ID. at - 90
PIT do. 7s n at - IS: 218 do II 10. az - 3S
Mcpherson & Co.: 2lo Buffalo lambs. 40 10. az - oo
Harrington & Co 219 unshorn Western lambs 10 ro
Newton Co: II Buffalo sheep clipped. "a N. at
81 %.
clipped sheep. 50 N, at 81 buck. 16o 10, al 81
HOGS-Recapts 100 head, all for saugh-
None for sale alive. Nominaily firm Country
Saes-Newtun Co. date yesterday 2s5 western pigs
common, average s. % 100 rn.
J. II Hume Bro Cae yesterday: 81 state hogs, lao
So s5; boar, 40 10 al 81
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
COURT CALE1DARs FOR MONDAY.

appellate Diriaon-suprerne courr-AdJourned until
SUPREME courfA Appellate Terrn-Beto5e Truax !.
Appeals judgments Of city Court: No. to 10
aeiusye appeals from Municipal Court No. / to 90.
Supreme Co1rspeciaI ITer1n-PartI-Before Fitzgerald
''ccAotion calendar called AZ 1890 a
supreme LouTt-srecal Terrn-'art II-Before Freed
Supreme Cr1lr-ZSraciai Ser1nI,,rf I iII%saYore Bs
t3 t39 Prsersd Nos 4s41 4sO5 4Gie 46io 47G5
e9 9arss caDesl as ,E2 AKA IyBsso9e a .a12 An
~ 4228, 1886. 48l4 iSI7. Clear.
isauses i.s 70 be sent fSn par " for trial Case anfR
Supreme Court-speciaI Terrn-Part vT-Hefore Leven-
supreme CoUr1-sDecial Teru-Farr VII-3efore Smyt1
Supreme Court-TriaI Terrr-Part II-Before McAdam.
;;29refe5-sd ;29 Nos. 1887, l24oa 1242s 124S
% %sggr-ms c2urs.aI erPar IwEefqrs ss;, Beach sas
NJ S 70 IsS4 1870 7lo4 1892 e924 5756 56g2 525z
IS ss ess. el6i. 1888 1920 1926 1860 GI65 elss
saEren. c7urt-Trisl Terrn-Parr Iv-5efore MacLesn
'.ccause~ 70 he seat from Part for trial. Clear
seine Courr-Irlsl rerr1-faTt b-isefore O.tioI1nar
Supreme Touy< IT, ia = T m al pa, - f3egare Reeknan
causes - he from Part III for trial Case un-
Supreme Cour--T1aI Terrn-Part vII-Before Glider
Ss. sse Nos 1881 1886 1905 2s.7 2473 9oSS 9s54
sEs 5ls0 saDs 6S's 52s7 7sS6 7ss2 7s44 ASST e7oi
sspreg5s. go. &Ssg & t. 78g, s2si G!e4r WIr TX and
Supreme Court ITrsa rerrn-Part xI-Before Glege-
s-tushss
essrrogzte's amhers-Isefore Fitzgerald. s.
~ opens 1870 a m 40 1872. VIII OF 1anle
,.cot; No 1873 o Eneine Steinbeci Wills for
Eoes'e: SCHMIDT Dorf. Gca Kory. Edward r. Bell
s e. 9nz5eEg Mary Mcguire Joi'n = carr9L Ma yo9n m
& 80 ""-'1'44 ' -
cssrogate's court-Trial Terrn-Before Thomas s.
+D' VIA 'A '''iiia'4 fN
cts cgurr-specaJ Terrn-Before oDwyer Court
NpSSA az 70 A. N. Motions q 1880 a m.
- N9drt-Tr1al Term-Psrt before Schucfr1afs )
iijS 1873 PASS. sl5s 2703. l34I 1898, 44275z 80
80 81. 21Ss. 27Os 270J 27Os 27OT 2TOs. 2Iss 1909
z71 - 2l2 27IT, 271s. 2T22 272s 2729 4S5i1@ 2"'l
ts, <ess. Clear.
~ C9urt-rr1al Term-Parr I-Eefore HsscaH' -
"a. osz 55, S91 24lI. 2sI5. 1896. Isl. 24ds zs55
as-s I-8 zS62ik 2253. 2457 2s5s 2stS 24'Z
-, %4lo, 2sI7. 24sI 1917 unfinished
f,-y tourt-Trial Terrn-Parr III-Before F1tzsInons
fTss 80 iHZ. 2Is2 235-. 1929 Z36l 1887 o1 @-'<
Clear i'e-' @74-' ~ Zl"o, 2Zss IzSV' <'o'' ~
ss-. -eiFz-Tral Term-Parr Ty-Eefore McCarthy aJ -
$50 se-s uses Nos 44t4. 1915 1914 4Jl1 5e'9 80
sssg 80 s5le s293 4355. 1922 s359 4i3s, 4ss ss5
s5s ssa 9s4D 4Jzs Equity cases Nos a22 @oZ '~'
REFEREE APPOINTED
Supreme Court
By Fitzgerald, J.
= 3 lie a1fe Insurance Trust Company ast hoAi
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
PRIT4TE EPPs AND HIS PRISONERS
From The Philadelphia Post


Private Epps. OF the S3d Volunteer Infantry Conn.,
PAM q, Is 10 have a medal OF honor and thereby
hangs he tale Of one Of the most remarkable OF
recent Incidents IN the Philippines.
y was IN the great fight Vigan-the fight in
whch The gallant 3Sd led by Colonel Jim
Parker out there this hattie is record as one Of
Lae hardest fought engagements Of the war The
lagals IN considerable force had sought shelter in
rife could be fred at the detested Americanos II
was Colonel Parker's business TO clear them ont
ana The JOB was hot while il lasted.
me SD Infantry IS composed chiefly OF Texans
rough ana tough frOntiersmen-eyery one OF them
q practsed marksman. What with their appetite
Tor nghTing and their shooting ability they are
probably the most formidable regiment In the
Army. Private Epps is merely d sample
On the occasion Of this big fight Private Epps
suspected that a certain house might shelter some
insurgents, he went TO investigate II. The
dwelling was in The middle OF inclosurs sur
rounded BY stone wall. He jumped upon the
wall. which about five feer high, and, looking
do~n saw no fewer than seventeen Filipinos
crouchng with rifles ready.
without q moments hesitation he called upon
tnem 70 surrender Five minutes later when Colonel
jim. came up he found them disarned and under
guard by Private Epps. their guns conveniently
When Private Epps was summoned later to head
quarters and formally cOmplimented for his
schlerernent- he seemed surprised, and remarked
Lt Lnat ne couldn't see anything especially notable in
Why" said he what could they do but sur
Nevertheless, Private Epps is 10 have medal Of
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. APRIL Is. 1900

sbls s4'4c; prime yellow s7,aasss prompt: on
Ehs Prime winter yellow city
raw c Western lnseed oil quoted &c under city brands
PROVIsIoNs-A sensational advance took place in
provisions SATURDAY all product showing heavy gains
mand from shorts in addition Impetus
market was put up about 25c Il In Sympathy with the
West and all product at this point showed strong
Chicago On Monday as $50 are expected and
Mes Gs$ Is family si4 25asi5 short clear sls Is
ny Si2qsis So packet sf Sosl2 e extra india mesa
SIS SIS '"@s22 BEEF HAMsseady; quoted $40 500
s MEATS Picked bellies strong Quoted smoking
quoted at q@Tieq q sEed g GaBS 5G
T lard sgDs ois5 = quoted at To2S s. e
Quoted; South America, Ss 25: Continent s.; Brazil.
Msser SIC i5SRs no'ed quoted @ e oeo
steady and prices unchanged. Quotations follow
$3.50 prime to Choice @ head Sad1e Pstna @
41G4@sc Japan, ~ a47sc Java a. a4A.c Rangoon
e- sJGAR-There was very little eesire trade in
1hed sugar to-day and good many brokers were not
downtown at all owing the holiday character Of
called steady Quotations foiioW Gu; oaf and crushed
Ss I" apnin%s @ v IN haf 6os ony9 and mould A. osUc
powdered and fruit powdered Csc Eagle confectoners
o+gS Eagle coarse granuated ana extra hne
and n BAGS Ese 81 s 10 Sn5ons = 0Rs Eagle fine
confeconers a. 4s5c Nos a and ndu 3 4soC No J. Sc
No 3 4 Zoe No g. 65c no ! 46ac; % No s 455c No o.
q 45c; No 10 445c: No II. SOC Nos ~ 13 u 10 and
10 43oc Raw sugar duh but about steady there
was no important business owing the fact that the day
vas practically observed holiday and the London
market closed to-day Will also be closed
day. The prices still basis of 41ac
90 test centrifugal 50 muscovado and 36c
for 50 test moasses OF the
statistical position made by Willett & Gray shows
stocks in the United States and Cuba together of 25S 4
tons against 28 o0s last week and 2s4 64S last ear
decrease OF 21.2 under Statistics by
special cables: Cuba-The principal ports receipts
5000 tons; exports IL 700 stock. 10000 tons
against 81 9i9 year; grinding against
l04 last year EurOpe-Stocks IN Europe. 2O315G0 tons
against l2O 800 last week and 1915 $40 last
year Total stocks Of Europe and America 294 s24 tons
against 2.3SI.5OD week 2260 2lS
the 1877
date of April last year The stock is S4 706
tons against of 2ss54 last week and
excess OF 56,02 December d. 1899 Hamburg-2O00
tons Of beet to America from Hamburg and
Bremen this week: 1000 engagements No refined
shipped
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

sorissns or per bbl s2rss eexpants Figrida pr c.,s.
y ooe1S5 escarole New-Orleans Dbl sSDe4 kale.
Norrok, per bhl I5c6S1: do Batmore ooaISc lettuce
Florida half Dbl slGs2 So do North Carolina
per bb s3as6; do basket slS2 so; onions Bermuda
per crate. 81 d5QS1 10; crate bnsl 70;
90 eastern white yellow and red per DBL 81 oousI q 90
90 state and Western white yellow and red donpe mead
Dbl 81 5Onx T5 okra Florida carrier, S2uS3 pep
pers Florda per carrier s2<4 peas Fioda per oasket
s3GS8; parsley, Neworleans 100 bunches S2gss 90
bermuda 81 25Gx1 so; parsnps DBL ~ za0
81 90 romane. Bermuda crate, sl9Sl 70; DO New
Orleans per Dbl s3GA radAhss. Southern per basket
50 5oas5 do to good. 81 50@s3; spinach Norsok
per Dbl s1as 81; squash per bb. 81 15as2 -;
do Hubbard s2Gs2 so do Florida white per bush crse
sasl 20 tomatoes Florida prime per carrier aso'
do poor TO good 81 259se Is turnips Canada Russia
per bhl. s1Qsl rs
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-Tt been broken week
for the hay trade owing % rainy weather and the op
OF Good Friday This caused enough wait
there been of trading Ressosss
of this however not lost strength IN price
matters At the receipts rather fui put
advices country points indicate light shipments for
g0Ga2Rc, No sufficiently attractive 70 MI
prime, gained 2ac since last report Oher
steady Glover mixed and clover are SCARF
higher and wanted there local pasture
We quote Prime, bales 1UD 10. 0u9zr
S5GsTIzc; s0ds2lsc; No 3 do, IoqIl &c;
grade 5Oaeoc; mixed, s0s5c; clover, Iogtc
special West Indian .STRAN-The arrlVbs
above consumpton, and prices are
2ec off We quote: Long Soa!24ac Tor useIul 20
straw 45d47l1c Receipts of hay and straw IN
Produce Exchange ct noon FOR April
Ia River Railroad, $50; Erie eso rem an
sylvfnia. 70; Delaware Lackawanna ana WESTERN
NewJersey 10: total 800 tons; receipts lor
week tons; for last week SlIo tons
Receipts to-day Boz by river ana 81 tohs
by rail- total and for the week 300 TOMS to'ai
Inst
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York OF Chambers 81
follows. and minutes earlier from W. sad
300 m. Daily.-BufalO FNpress-arr. 8
Binghamton. Waveriy. Elrnra Bradt Soia
Coaches and parior Q Bufsalo
Z-3O Daily-Cnfcazo Lirred-Fasr uaiI-solIt
train Chicago. arriving Cleveland 2 10 =
Sleepsrs Chicago Cleveand. Cincinnati. Dining car
7.3O D. Daiy.-BufraIo and Cleveland Express-arr
Buffalo TO5. Bradford 10 jamestown Yotrxs-
10 q cleveland 1880 sleepers Buffalo
and Cleveland. Care car
9I5 D m. DaIy.-Sold train for Ringhanton wax,-.v
Elrra Chicago SleeIsrs Buffalo Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining
rTICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
4 COMAoDArIONS III, III. 2si. BroaA-
way l5d East l25th ST. and S West I23th ST. Chambers
West 81. ferries New York: 333 Ealten
ST. IS Broadway Brooklyn 10 River ST. Hoeoksr aad
Jersey City Station Transfer Co. calls Tor Ani
checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
60 Dbom Jt Hlap Concern.
THE PRESIDE


THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
- STATES OF AMERICA To Marshal
ern District OF New York Greeting;
District Court Southern
trict OF the 18th day of March, 1900. by
Generate Transatlantque, the
steamship BouTgogne, praying for limitation
son the said steamship La Bourgogne the
ship Cronaryshire the 4h day OF July 1S9s
and in said libel and petition
toned that monition the said Court
behalf be issued, and that all claiming
damages any damage injury may thereby
cited appear before the said Court and make dus
had that II appear said petitioner not
for such loss. damage injury, IL be
finally decresd by the Court: and
WHEREAS the said petitioner has duly surrendered its
ing freight trustee duly appointed pursuant
order OF Court:
YOU ARE THEREFORE COMMANDED to cite all per
claiming damages for such loss, damage Dr.
Jury occasiOned said collision, appear before said
Court and due proof their respective claims be
Alexander, Esq. Commissioner the
United District Court, at his office [. s
and Post Office Building. in the
Manhattan City OF New York, nth day
of July 1900. II forenoon and you are
also commanded cite such claimants appear and
further
this Court may grant. and to have
such relief may be due.
And you have done in the premises do you then
make this Court. together with this writ
WITNESS, the Honorable Addison Brown. OF he
the United Southern Dis
trict OF New York, at the City of New York
day March, year o Lord nineteen hundred
independence OF the the Eun-
dred and twenty fourth
[sEALl sAML H LYMAN Clerk
Proctors Petitioner,
No 40 Cedar street New York.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
York South Ferry (Whitehau rerrnlnaD. 80
o Liberty
.Daily. Except Sunday tSundaya
CHICAGO. 't30 Liberty street oniy), 'isSo -
sla10 night
PrTTsBURG, .4so a. N. Liberty oniy,. .aS
m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 . m. 50 -
'12 10 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE tsoo. 'lap frfnsrS.
500 ('RoyaI exclusively Pullman Train, Diner
and Cafe ASS tDtncrl. s5.S tDinert and sf2la
night. NORFOLK. +loo IN
tran illuminated with Ptntsch Light
Orrcer iis IT, 26i. asa Broadway. Is Unic- So
W, B0wsry y. y. $50 Fulton Brooklyn.
ha and Liberty Baggage checked
hotel destination