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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29

HENRY NOLES, a negro, was burned
by a mob Of citizens for assaulting and
shooting to death Mrs. Charles VIII
liams, wife of prominent farmer near
Winchester, Tenn, last Friday Ad-
mitting his crime and asking his friends
to meet him in glory, he met his fate
without a groan.
A TOLEDO farmer has just sold more
than 81, 600 worth of potatoes off little
less than five acres of ground. This is in
the nature of farming for profit But
there Is nothing in the fact to incite a
rush of trust managers into agriculture
as the sure and short road to great
wealth. 1t is partly an accident. The
man happened to plant potatoes ex-
tensively, got a good crop when the
yield was small at most places and thus
fell into good thing.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29
POLITICAL.


Political conditions in this state are
decidedly interesting at present, and
moreover somewhat Of a puzzle
John Elkins Of Indiana county, now
Attorney General by the grace of Gov.
Stone, wants to be the next Governor,
and there is some talk of Don Cameron
and exit. Gov Watres being candi-
dates
Then Gov. Stone, according to report
wants to succeed Boise Penrose as Unit
ed States Senator, and is arranging with
Durham, Ashbridge and other local
leaders in Philadelphia, to have Pen
rose succeed Ashbridge as Mayor OF
Philadelphia, while he is to have their
support for Senator.
Stone and Elkin have also made a
deal with VIM. Finn Of Pittsburg,
whereby Finn and his friends are not
to be disturbed officially or politically
under the provisions of the Ripper bill;
in return for which Elkin and Stone are
M have the united support of the Ale
ghaAy County delegation and members;
and terhaps secure the passage OF the
street car ordinances.
But the divers and Biglows, who
have been almost entirely ignored in
these Rainbow of Peace deals, and
who were the old-time friends OF Came
ron and Quay. entered an emphatic pro
test; and sent for Quay. who arrived
from the woods Of Maine, Saturday and
who il expected to tell the boys" who's
who and what's what.
The divers and Biglows demand that
Recorder A. Nj. Brown remove Director
j. q. Brown, and City Attorney Bur
eigh from office, and threaten to bolt
he state ticket If this is not done.
Harry Oliver has coveted seat in the
U s. Senate for many year. and he
probably realizes that il Finn is left in
power in Pittsburg he (Flinn) viii stand
better chance Of succeeding Quay and
becoming U. S. Senator than any otEer
man in that city.
Ex-Gov. Hastings defends his admin
istration, and shows that he left a bal
ance Of four and half millions in the
state treasury, instead Of the three mill
lion deficit mentioned in the platform. :"
The Prohibs Of Butler county will
hold meeting in Y. M. G. A. hall, But
Ter, on Sept. 9TH
Frank Reeder was reelected Chair
man Of the Republican State commit
tee; and Warren McCreary of Butler
was selected by the delegates as State
Committeeman for this county.
How long can Europe stand paying
a balance OF trade Of $500. 000,0 600 a
yearf" asked ex-senator Washburn, of
Minnesota, just before leaving England
for home, He concludes that they can
not continue doing this indefinitely, es-
.Eac5allY after they sell MS back all our
securities and receive no dividend and
interest payments from the United
States to compensate them for the out
Iay. Mr.. Washburn says that during
his travels he found much uneasiness
among bankers and manufacturers on
the continent respecting our marvellous
advancement. The people of Europe
cannot 90 on buying our merchandise
in such large quantities, nor will they
continue on this course unless we change
our legislative tactics and agree also to
buy of them. An unreciprocal trade is
o dangerous trade. 1t il fraught with
perils to both the parties to it. and it
cannot permanently endure.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29
SURSCDIpTION

FVr the J. w. Pepper Piano Music Mag
azine, price One Dollar per year postage
paid, can be placed by applying TO the
office of CITIZEN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29

nR. J. WILBERT MCKEE,
IL SURGEON DENTIST
Office over c. E. Miller's Shoe Store.
ais S. Main street. Butler, ra
Peoples Telephone sos.
A speciality made of gld filings, gold
crown and bridge work.
LII w WICK,
liz pENTIST.
Has located in the new Stein buil,iug,
with sll the latest devices fui Dental
work
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29

Additional train leaves Punxsutawey for Dubois,
Fall. Creek, Curwensve and Clearfold ut Sis a. m.
Daily except sunday.
SOUTH BOUND.
EASTERN TIME +ls 70 '3 rs =
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29

Buffalo and Allegheny Valley Division.

Trains leave kiskiminetas Junction follows
Dor Buffalo, $50 a. m and ll50 p. IN. daily, with
through paror and sleeping
FOR oil city, TAG, 066 a. m, 23s, 6l5 and fl0 p.
m weekdays Sundays, $50 m, 6l5 and li50 pm.
For Red auk, T46, $50 1iI7 a. M, 80, b.16, e.34,
and II so p. week days Sundays, $780, i0s9 a. M,
bis and IL 80 y,
For Kittanning, TAG 9s2, $50. I117 a. M, 2ss5 35.
GI5 73i, 8. .3I aud II 80 y. m. weekdays. Sundays
p5G 10 40 "A. m, q. IS. i0.i5, aud ii.50 y. M.
*" stops signal 10 lake passengers for Taren
tum and points beyond.
For detailed information, apply 10 ticket agent or
address Thoa. T. Watt, Pass. Agt. Western District
Corner Finh Avenue aud Smithneld Street. Pittsburg
Pa
i n HUTCHINSON, rB WOOD,
asnsrai Manager. Cent PAssr. Agen
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29

Tickets will also be good on regular
trains leaving Pittsburg at 4:5O and 900
p. NJ, carrying sleeping cars to Phila.
delphia, and 7:10 p NJ, carrying special
Pullman sleeping cars through to At
lantic City.
For detailed information in regard to
rates and time OF trains apply to ticket
agents or Mr. Thomas Il. Watt, District
Passenger Agent. Pittsburg.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~ NJ. ZIMMERMAN
W. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Of:ce No. Is, S. Main street, nv-r CITY
Pharmacy.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29

ESSEMER & LAKE ERIE K. R. co.
ID Time table in effect June so, 1901.
CENTRAL TIME
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29
AN ACT

To provide for the attendance, and the
reports of attendance Of the children
in the schools of this Common
wealth; etc, etc.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL s9.D.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
SCHEDULE ~ ErYEcr June 80. 19oL


SUNDAY TRAINS.-Leave Butler for AIeghc
atty aud principal intermediate stations at 1880
and 300 p. m. -
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29

DR. c. ATWELL,
IL Office Io6 w Diamond St, pr
Graham's old Office.
Hours 7 to a. III. and 70 J and %
p. IN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29

I BLACK,
Lac PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
New Troutman Building Butler Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29

nR. N. NJ. HOOVER.
~ 1877 E. Wayne ST., Office nours. .
I2a. m I and to I = u,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13

inactive. 164a2e4d steady ig5H
a2o1sb; September c, 42O14b: do c osv
TPsssmbsF;Jsngary O3,sb: JanueryFebruar 4o8sb
Yarns move slowly and cloths show more inquiry but
81" n c1:P 5-es H cI9FS Puslness- ~ do. , q, ~
Ing prices for demand fair and the close
sIsrs | g s5 5 %S5 SsT aD2S Ps5ens $ sa a. sp
winter 3 59as2 90; no grade sis 5oa$9 spot and
20 20 RYE FLoJ FirTn gaSisa Ss Far 70 E9@a
MEAI1-strqns Quoted; Kiln dried g 2oas8 1 60 as 70
Yellow, 81 4oaSi 50: coarse. 81 25qsl 80 -. FEED
@ @RiTm Qqoted sP:ing bran spot $l5 sacks g arrive
i1 @ & 80 ' s9s sprns i b ssS1a 20; ;rnG5ef G9a
81 is3eed oj eakS 80 corn oil cake vi hoIniny
GRAiN-wI4EAT@ expected the government report
wheat brought in outside buying orders yes
ber against 7e5sc Saturdays O'Clock curb, and
by means he only Subsequent further
go and bib af h16 n S s R5ss Pp a snd tS
heaviest seaboard clearances ever reported in single
September sold up 799so representing &c rise
where similar ur1rs were noted good buying
is an 90 & IN fac Too p2hn pric par fd G ' n io In
At tor port was due largely % the Disappointing export
orders being from . to SC out OF Nevertheless
ana @ TePrf1tea 5 @ bd @ se,aon The Tg TeI
vas considered rather disappointing in view OF the crop
lGl marks ana the other Continental markets with
''oou9 busn aAsad on .aS' o mo ou - 81 'e toa 80
stocks decreased busS and contracs Stocks in
creased 1900 bush Quotations Of cash wheat. o
ahoat basis. follow: No Northern NeN-YorS. s1S+o
prompt No Northern Chicago sli4c 70 arrive No red
New-York. s0&c prompt; No hard Nevy-York Sl%c.
August u 70 % No hard Nev-York sise August p
TO -CCF2N-The local market had big
ing advance plenty excitement for buy
ing orders from all sides. local and
public suhsid=d rather slow affair. losing
part % first First sales 64c for Septen
her proved OF the day and season II
reacted during the forenoon 632c and closed dull
6S@c l3sG2- higher than Saturday AS in wheat the
advance shut exporters entirely Private estimates.
based he government figures lower
the deductions the obstinate
bear condition Of -
below he traders
on Friday. Lack Of export business. however.
other particularly influence outside report
caused the wise take profits all day. This
rested further advance and the market depended
fer what stability It held during the afternoon. The
visible increased 73 000 bush and
2oa coo bush No closed 6Sec prompt. No white
prompt. No Yellow $3.50 prompt
OATS-Ths market also developed a strong the
report. and advanced moderately visible in
creased 81 000 bush and local stocks
No closed No 2ei7c = white 43itc: No
white. 43c mixed 39lz d41c white 42S5oc:
10 white clips. A. 43e---. RYE-Market frmer No
Western. 6li2C. j Z Nev-York. No Western Gle 1
New-York: State rve 55656c........ .BARLEY-Market
E;es6T Feeding. 52c. and mailing. 6oa65c both !
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13
OTHER MARKErARY rELEGRApH

Buffalo. Aug 12.-Cattls-Receipts 20 cars; demand
slow and prices from 25G3oc lower for grades.
N!e the best fat steers barely steady Toe lower;
So
Chicago. Aug. 1e-Cattle-Receipts. 2seOO head. in
Guiding 300 Texans and 200 Westens- Choice steady
qs6 % poor TO medium. s. 2S5 80; stockers and feed
s. 25GSS COWS, 509S4 hefers. sass so:
Gamers. S1Q$2 25 bulls 81 5O9$i So calves, S24S6;
Texas steers $3Si So Western steers 81 65S5- Hogs-
Receipts to-day, $4,000: q COO: cteady
20 snS early later slow s6 IS mixed and butchers
50 6J1 50 l2 good choice s. 9J4S6 Is;
heavy, s. tS5 s5 Hight S5 65 So bulk sales s. 40
as 95 Sheep-Receips, 1s0oO; strong 20 1oc higaer;
lambs log l5C higher; choice wethers. 50 $50
fair mixed 81 5qS3 so; Western sheer
So 25QS+ To- ysarngs s. T56S4 native lambs 81 259
IS 80; Western lambs. 81 35d$5 70.
East Liberty Penn Aug. l2.-Cattle slow and lower:
extra So 5OaS5 prime 50 40dS5 good 1JdS5
Hoss higher; prime heavy Sc 1886 20. heavy. mediums
and good mixed So To- best Yorkers and good mediums
Sc 1oaS6 12 light Workers Sc 05qS6 10; pigs - 9oa
S.; skp 81 50S5 So roughs Sass CO. Sheep slow;
s. 90d$4 culls and 81 5cGS2 so;
lings S3aS4 IS; veal calves, sc 5o9ST so.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13

out change. The mouth business Was aalIt
in progress. with orders any missing FrlGs
foIoW Cut loaf crushed and doulinces n half ools oy
9e5c; mould A. 3 zoe cubes. 5dc; AAHN po"qes.gg.
oatc: powdered 545c and fruit powdered o5.'
eonfectioneTs grsnulated 6oc: ana extra e
. Abe; 10 cartons, n ba and n bags, me 21-l,
fine Sranulated and standard. 5:5c5 diamond 4, 3o-,
confectioners A. 515c l. SC; =, 495c No 5 iy9'
No I, 1900, No =. / SOC No g. 4.I5C; No 4t1c -
455c: NJ a. 4.50c; No 445c; Il and u 44oc Nos
B - 10 and l6 400: - n hays fine granuieted az ~
Inc market for raw sugar while not Guotaoy IoW
easier to-day and decidedly buyers favor OHeT4ltss
manifest prices but rehneTs were ny
anxious 70 buy. owing 10 extreme dulness IN
circles Prices the close the basis OF 4--c "
centrifugal. 9lec ard 5-l8c for mo
lasses Cable advlces had depressing erect up
local sentiment they indicated further decline o.
2.d IA in beet The August and SEPTEMBER
delivery being quoted ss Tl2d.
TEA.--The market for futures inactive alI
nOrninally unchanged prices. Quotations follow
August 7OQS1I So September s2 s0dSl2 90 octo5e
s12 9OGS13. November Sl39$13 10; December. SlS lo
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13
Exports LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August - 1901.
cnFFEE-It & day ot small things or Conee
Exchange. bushes concerned though the
bear quite proud Of the fluctuations
Tie opsaing steady. with prices unchanged 10 S
points lower Soon after the call weakness developed
through and foreign selling Of Z liquidatng
nature Of speculative support and heaviRess
the spot department. The foreign whole was
country larger than looked for. and
disposed look for further decline in
Trading dragged pretty much all day. with no
reported the close the market quiet. with
prces 5GIo points lower Total sales but l6ooo
the United - 600 Rags,
mostly from Rio 10 NeV7Yor The local market for spot
inactive barely steady with sellers rather
buyers the basis Of lllGc for invoice lots Of
No : The weekly statistics failed much iig
influence either having been pretty thor
o1ghy discounted Total warehouse deliveries II the
untsd the tust ended 1916 bags
cess week and 3sl l2 bags the same
las-y former New-Hork reportcl
I2s7s receipts 1900 bags for the
week compared 273010 bags last week and 230,
bag week a F2io recalpIs
aggregated I22 against $4,000 bags the pre-
vfous week ana 65 600 bags for the week year
ego Rio shipments the United States. 5000 Lays
IN the week 70 Europe 1900 bags Santos shipments
70 the United States 9 600 bags Europe 7BOn bags
TIE following ciesrances reported this morning
ssauer Belagio Rio August 10. with - 600 bags
WesJlal. from Santos Tor Sev-Or!eans
10, with 12.0oO bags
The range a contract prices local market to-day
rnea
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug l2-Closins-B -Beef-Extra India mess
Po~k-Prme fine Western
6Ss % Lard-American refined steady as prime West
rIiat Fams-Short cut "A 10 l6 n. quiet.
"a Racon-Cumberand 2s 10 50 ~ quiet As;
rib TO n quiet AS; org clear middlss light Is
IA clear ui6dles, heavy. 35
10 10 steady ass short clear backs. ID 20 10
Is 10 steady. Shoulders
Square II to IL 10. quiet, SIS Cheese-American
finest white Arm 46s 10 coored firm AIS Cd TaIlov
Prime city firm, 25s Cd: Australian in London
27s Cd, Cottonseed oil Hull refined steady. 22s Cd
7rI-rantne-Spirts steady 21s Rosin--Conron steady
IS i1st Hops at London-Paeihc Coast duh g $50
= rs Ltaseed steady. Ss Sd Butter-Cnited States
finest firm, a4s Do good hrm 7ss Petroleum steady.
,,f,tc- steady rs Wheat-SpOt Trrn: No red
srn winter IS IOd; l red Northern spring IS l01
E5trres cuiet September 3s 94d: December IS lO4d
C-orn-Spot firm; Anercar mixed new As I1.. DO ola
no stock. quet; september As 11Is "a; October
4s ll-xd November. 5s sd
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13
so1.rHrRN corrox MARKETS.

Galveston Aug. 12-Cotton arm; middnng s'sc: Low,
ridditng T-l6c; good ordinary, lie Receipts StS
baes exports c6astSise, AS bales; sales. S41 bales
stock. 36 go bales
Neunbis Aug i2-Cotton quiet and steady middl'ng.
low niIdling TIC. good ordinary i-l6c Nst Re
ceirs q bales gross 2T4 bales shipments 1+42 bales
sales 200 bales. stock. 2S.S4S bales.
New-Oreans. aug. 12.Cotton steady; sTiddiiPgs'
ceipts 65o bales exports 70 Great Britain 1000 o9es
Savannah Aug i2-Cotton dull middlng. TSsc; low
noidaIing 67sc: good ordinary. Csc Net receipts ~
bales; gross l62 bales exports Coastvise. % eales
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13

VII soon have enlarged competition and that weaker
.aIs vi foIoW Even the top lines to-day
ing 100 nrrn ana other regarded extreme.
- 20, S-7a4S. &C No 3 !2sGsoc clover mixed 65d
20, Ci5FeT J-'sft0c; small haes, b
man taiFe IN price .STRAw-Long rye choice
t-aly rs scarce The run of present receipts
-aLse percentage % common. IGGS5c
10 n Receipts Of hay and straw tons reported
ROUGE Exchange at today: Hudson River
so; ETie so; West Shore 2o: Lehgh Valley
-, central OF NeF-Jersey CO. boats l5O to-a
To tons Receipts OF 100 by river 20
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IJverrool Aug - p. m.-Cottou-Spot-Siod Moderate
business prices higher american middlng fair 81 SD
GOOD rniddllng I IS S2d Iniddng I 1-l6d, low mid
ding SD; good ordinary 81 sgd ordinary S5Szi
1000 bales. Of which 500 were
S -ecuIaf,on and EXPORT $500 American
Receirts . 100 bales American. Futures opened
orist and closed steady. American uiddlfrs, m G Au
gus - 6+d sellers; August and September 2o64 q
a 64d bivsrs: September G41+ FL 64d buyers: Oc
robe- q G S-64d value. october and November S6id
b1iers November and December 64lf+ 464d buyers:
T,s-bs~ and January 2-64G4 4-GAd buyers; January
and February s-64G4 4-64d buyers; February and
Mach = s4d buyers; and April. +-64G4 564d
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug 12-Flour strong good demand best
patent spring 81 asa so; bakers straight spring $G
IS bakers clear spring. So 2S5 75 low grades
and spring 81 25aS3 best family winter So 5qi patent
5O6S SO T5: rye -four So 5OGS4 Wheat-Spring dull:
No Northern s2c; 40 new, s0c; winter. offerings
light; No red. TSc: No white 7Sc Corn dull but
arm; No yellow. es'ae: No yellow. 6sc: No corn.
62Iac strong for old; white old. 43c do
a l5c BarIey-Nothing doing Rye-Od, 62zc in store
Canal feights hrm wheat, S+c 25sc; oats, 2lsc;
rye. &c New-Yor; lumber Albany 81 5. and New
York. 81 75 per 100.
Chicago Aug I2.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13

Syl l4OA-The market for cotton futures opeDes
? - n tHne, with prices 2 points higher 10
n. ponts lover. this being IN keeping with Eng
----.L caoes which showed a f-rner ruling of near
s.,eo q; the trade here. response cur close of
el1sg Soon after the call weakness developed under
genera selling, brought by reports Of good
T~ II ~ parts ot the central belt, except Central
siS~le Nlere orouth continued all counties
exception of Brenhaa which received over half an
a., region al q which tended 70 make longs uneasy
ale prejudice IL favor o9 Z lower market The
movement carried October Of ~ January
=. ara Tor time further seemed probable as
-.-c was not buyer and support slim
=. s-e leasi- Il that coming
49, 1on goods markets this country listIess
ana that spinnsrs buying along
ssva -l-s -cT ihe present TAX Of a possible In
Sc use 70 visions q strike salent %
-lel .-arv in the afternoon market turned
- tsTp corner NeW-Orleans buIling done through
There was lirtie for sale upturn
ne rank and fle Of the local refused
ner1--A N ne Use. fearing that NeW-Orleans
rv - -asE--g market here sell sdvanc-
-e and %eDs-York markets for the purpose Of
-VS-l.s Liverpool tomorrow Slight reactions fol
tts, -alrlssiou houses prominently engaged. Belief
rsrkes lifoWs weekly government report viii show
Csr,-.1 o'eTrent in tke crcp conditions except
- -e1af deferred conservative operators from TAX
~ -.L- 80 either way for the time being Southern
snss were reported generally unchanged, clear
fsfhe- tsrt cut little figure feature and receipts
sAcee1ec = anything preconceyed IDEAS Private
.,ser STATED that cotton would begin
Tr,es.. - week picking ana ginning in RAPID
rusr -ghout the Southwest The market closed
- 80 prices ~ 70 points lower.
Fss e 2; contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13

eston closed quiet steady with quotations
II rfss "a he basis OF Sc rniddling upland and
ts lg - gulf Sales. I.07s bales Southern spot mar
'SiteEaFneo follows: NeH-Ogleans steady
'ac So a. l-lse' Mobile nominal and unchanged
rter -'-l-ii cnI and unchanged 7tsc: Charleston
49, anf unchanged Al 7ztc: Wilmington nominal and
Ai-ssa a. SIC: Norfolk quiet and unchanged az Sc
n sns .stlaA- ana unchanged a. i-iGc; Galveston
ssaPes ., q gee az l-lec: Augusta firm and
49, STEADY and unchanged al Sc
ass-Ss o. cotton a. the ports ana for the week as
wiz the week nj last ,ear-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13

Hight &c a Sc 80
saies-S Judd Co: 50 hogs. Is5 70 average
s. y l0 ~ 1sl Western DO IFS 10. IS So; roughs
S1T n S.
AndreT' Mrsa - State hogs. ls5 70. s. 80; 12 do.
2l5 10 at Sc % roaghs $40 10. IS 30; 30 70.
s.
J. Z. Curtis * Son: 10 hogs. 1s2 n ss 25 )
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13

YOKK-To all persons interested n the estate ot
Twins hunter Charles L Pett:s coG-poslns te
avn O. Co. assigned 20 FranS!in = 9l+ncS
eensht OF creditors send sreetlns tC ~ es
s1-es- ~ saecial Term rhe Supreme Court. Parr
- ne held County Court House n the County q
NAv yo-k on The 9th dsy September, 1901 az 1850
o'clock in OF that day then and there %
cf the accounts OF Franklin
= Mlnck assignee Of the above named i-vias Hunter
C-.arlas nsovent debtCTE- should not be
had ard 4 no then attend the settle
Yreut eth assiEnees accounts
whereof have h@reunro caused tAe seal OF
me sad Supreme he hereto afxed- Witness.
Hon. CHARLES =. VAN BRUNT
Chief Jus:ce OF the said Supreme Court This 10fh
August 1901
vM SOHMER. Clerk.
URIAH w TO.IPKINS. Attorney for Assignee PSI
Broadway. y. Y. City. Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13

YoRK--The Gsrmania Life Insurance Company; Plain
Charles Buck and Aebie B Buck, his wife; Henry n
Chase. his wife Frank c. Vaughan
ana clara Augusta Vaughan. his wife William 2 Nause
C~sTbsr5ns Walsh John Murphy, Mary Murphy; Joseph
NST-1Ey- nd Schlor1ann. Defendants. Trial
IsStts5 n New York County. Summons Action
To above named Defendants. You ars
he-Abv summoned the complaint this action
ara "a serve a copy Of your the plailtfTs 5
att5-eys days after the service OF this
s7r-ons q the day % service and
vc-- failure 20 appear Judgment
against you by default; FOR the relief demanded tae
complaint.
SHIPNAN. LAROCQCE & CTIOATE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. No 80 Wall Street tManhattan)
York CITY.
To he defendants Ab6ie B Buck. Henry Il chase.
Catherine Walsh W.aifred Ccudoa. John Murphy Mary
MURPHY Joseph Murpay and William F. NsUss Ths fore
eoinc summons served uron by publication pur
suarr 70 an order Hon David McAdan. justice o
the supreme Court q the STATE OF New York cate.
Jv 10 1891 fled July - 1901 with the conapieiH
In ire eati,ls action IN THE ofce CT the cek q
County York the New Ycrk County Co--t
House IN -he CITY q York which said company
a.ei il said County Clerks oalee on FsaFHaIS ..
1901 80,
--'~-' srTYPNAN IAROCcCE & ClOATE.
Attorneys .or Plzinti'-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-13
CLARK.S CRUISE OF NE ~CELTIC'' :
Notire of 5nmmons-


-.
- work. Cieruania Life Company. Plain
r against WInifred Condon BENJAMIN F. Roaine tr.
CHARLES Buck and 3. Buck his wife. Henry H
bas and Catherine Chase his wife: Frank c Vaughan
ana tTarz Augusta Vaughan his wife Mary B. Schramn.
Wi1isn ? Vause. John Murphy, Mary Murphy, Joseph
-phv Catherine Walsh and Frank Dernarest and Frank
A. carr composing the hrIn OF Derarest Carr Defend
Trial desired New York County summons
Action > To the above named defendants; You ars
the complaint II this action,
aD6 10 serve copy Of answer on the plaintiff >
arrorevS within twenty days after the service OF this
sp,nons exclusive of service, and in 0f
volr failure 4 appear Judgment will be taken
against YOU by default for relief demanded in ths
complaint.
Dated New York February IS. 1901
SHIPIAN LAROCQCE & CHOATE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. No 20 Wall Street CManhattan)
New York City.
To the defendants Abbe Z Buck. Henry H Chase.
C,stherina Walsh Wnifred Condor. John Murphy Mary
Murphy Joseph Murphy and William 2 VaUse- The fore
going summons upon by publication pur
srsnf 70 an order OF Hon David McAdsm. Justics %
me supreme Court the State % New York dated
uIv - 1901 and % 1901. with the complain.
in The above in the once Of the clerk OF
the County New York At the New York County Court
FIcse In the ot York which said complaint
was fled in County Clerks ONCE on February IS
SHIPMAN. LAROCOCE & CEoATE.
Art0rn=ys for Plaintiff