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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
TRACTION ISSUES ADVANCE
ON IMPROVED SUPPORT.
TRANSIT GAINS MORE THAN
.. TWO POINTS.
Bank and Trust Company Shares
Are Well Taken at Steady
Prices.

Execution Of buying orders which were
believed to have come from inside sources
caused sharp advance in the value Of
traction issues yesterday. The volume of
trading was large and great deal of stock
came out on the advance. Transit opened
at s2tT5 and advanced to s22.75. The close
was at $3.50. net gain of SIS share for
the day. United Railways preferred ad-
vanced to s7L62lz, with the bulk Of the
sales at S71.50. point above the previous
days price.
Mississippi Valley was the strong spot in
the trust company group at si2s.5o. Com
monwealth at s275, Lincoln at s2i7 and Ger
mania at $40 were in fair demand. with
higher bids after the sales. Bank of Com
merce held steady at $685.
. Central Coal and Coke, the only active
Issue IN the miscellaneous list, was strong
at $685. and 5000
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
Is cars. corn 800 cars. oats Is cars. Hogs
81 COO head.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

strong and higher but QUIET sinser
Mnnesoa Safsrs wistss
M Choice Rye y ta1 Dgy sE fair to soes
Western slos; city sl;0S. Rye firm. Barley quiet.
Ma hss 7a s so exe port rs spot arm
asoa, No. Northern pula.h $50 + g b:
options Declined Sharply at the SEEMING On sss
crop news West and improving weather. but
talk fas Sn ana n Is s. ss.
the close was steady at 7sgtc net decline; July
s}5:sd ls p closed sss a sss tx sols
Receipts 81. $50: exports 2ss 4s2: spot hrm; No
because of clearing weather, but was rallied by
JAZZ ssk e ss.sS Ds5, s sem ss' agRsf July .s.
white dss no white - sEas mixed west
sos but eh sssd Hay sse sDnS
M fSY 81, Ssssnea sssass dull a RG a
Rice firm. Molasses firm.
se No Northern asssc = July 1ss,c Sept. h a
Q.21sc. Oats 34izG35c.
western winter steady at g "a; No. ! Northern
spring dun a, S. ID: No: ! California quiet at
old easy a. IS; futures quiet, June IS sgd: july
of breadstuffs in Liverpool: Flour. 1.cno Skis;
wheat. $4,000 centaIs; corn, $4,000 centais.
Minneapolis. Mimi. June 3.-Wheat-Cash 7ef5c:
July 1.s.aiI.sc; Sept. Ike; on trk; No. hard
s.. loa5 %: second clears s2.s5a2.i5. Bran. in
bulk. SIS.
milwaukee. Wis. June Wheat firm: No. /
daI 80 R &c. ff Sample E0 5a5s cOrn ss5aiy
4sssc.
Peoria June Corn lower: No. 8 4sc: Mo-
f4c, Oats steady: No white 351lc: No, white
Chicago. June Cash: Flour steady. wheat
No. spring 7sG7ec No. 3 7ic: No. . red 74it
a75Sc:. Corn-No. 2 4IAc:. No. 9 yellow .s4c.
Se Ss s 90 f weis sg ,ay to
choice mailing isa53c. seedsePrime timothy
ffoyision.-Mess pofs ssr Dbl, ni.asssi5se:
Ieose,. So seas So; dTy.saited shouiders b1d.l.
SSdS.12h: short clear sides (bxd.). s9.sTisIt0
Whisky. basis OF highwines. $50.
The Visible.
New York, June Especial cable and teIe-
graphic advices received by Bradstreet's show
the following changes In available supply. as
States and Canada. east Rockies. decreased g..
9O.00 bu. afoat for and in Europe increased
0.ooo bu.; total supply decreased 800 oo1 bu-
Canada, east Rockies. decreased 1,15s.00o tu.
Among the important decreases reported
this week those Of SIS. go bu. in Manitoba.
300. co.. bu. at Northwestern interior elevators.
bu at Nashville and $4,000 bu at Portland. Ne.
The leading increases include those OF i39 900 blu.
at st. Joseph: s2o0O bu. at Coteau. S. 0o0 bu. at
Grand Rapids. and 5000 hu. at Port Huron.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
s basis cattle Went 10 Inc sCales.
REEF AND BUTCHER STEERS

BUTCHER CATTLE-A fafr supply OF butcher
cattle was offered, most of which were hefers.
4 few good kinds were available. but most Of
them clsssed fair and Just decent Only
fair The market ruled somewhat uneven. but
generally was in sympathy with the beef trade.
with a decline OF l0d15c. which affected the gen.
erai Of bees cows and heite5s below the good
medium heifers, especially where they were too
neshy for stocker purposes and not enough for
they were left to the mercy of few shipping
buyers Gamers. bulls and veal calves were
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

Local Money Market.
Ciearincs were large and transactions at the
banks were heavy. Discount rates for cali and
time loans were steady between and per cent.
Yesterdays Bank Clearings.
Yesterdays clearinghouse statement showed
clearings SO. s.s.54s: balances si.lsl.5s7.
Foreign Exchange.
Prime sterling. cables 4.sSoai. $3.50: checks
4. sS20di. ss25: 60 days 4.S5h-
Commercial sterling. checks 4.ssd4 $50: 60
days f.ssai $50: 90 days 4.S3sG4.s3S
Grain bills 4.S5A.
Cotton bills 4.sifs.
Bankers Paris cables Els: checks s.15S: 60
days 5.1sh.
Commercial French francs. checks 5.1sG: 60
days 5.isA.
Commercial Swiss Francs. checks s.l5ssd
lis: 60 days 5.1sa.
Commercial Belgian francs. checks 5.171a 80
days SO
Bankers reiohsmarks. cables IS e-1sae5%; ;
checks 95 7-ieds5iz: 50 days % 1916.
Commercial reichsrrarks. checks IS 5-1s195A: so
DAYS ~ 1916: 90 days "a 9-16
Bankers Dutch guilders. checks +ok: 60 days
<on4p Ills.
Commercial Dutch Euilders. checks 40 s-l6; 60
days 90 l5-l6.
Market shade easier.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

Butter and Cheese.

New York June 3-Butter-Rcceipts SSH:
firmer: State dairy 17d211kc: creamery lsa2slsc.
Cheese-Recepts 6.os2 pkgs.: irregular; State full
cream fancy, small colored and white. 10ssc:
Large colored 10fsc; large white 10isc.
Chicago. June 3.-Butter firm: creameries $50
2fizc; diaries 15a1sizc Cheese-New steady:
twins 10tsc: daisies lie; Young Americas 11k
GIIRc.
Philadelphia Pa. June 3.-Butter hrrner: extra
Western creamery 22tzc: exceptional lots &c.
Cheese steady; fair demand: New York fnll
creams. choice new, lie: fair to good new 1el
qlo&c.
Coffee.
New York June 3.-Cofee-spot Rio quie.;
mild easy. Futures opened dull at UNCHANGED
prices to an advance of points Oct. and
following the call quiet in keeping with
featureiess foreign news. displayed steadness un-
der expectations OF fair decrease In the worlds
visible supply for last month. closing steady net
unchanged TO 10 points higher: sales were io.5o)
bags. including July at s.sOc: Sept. at 4c. Oct
at 410c. Nov. at l5c; Dec. at A.i5c, and May
at 4.I0c.
FInxseed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago June 3-Flaxseed was neglected. July
was nominally 81 Il and Sept. s1.i3 bid: No.
Northwestern was 81 .i3 bid and No. si.lo bid:
receipts were cars here. 10 at Minneapolis and
at Duluth.
Petroleum.
Oil City, Pa June 3--Credt balances 81 so:
certificates. no bid. shipments Gels: average
1850: runs June. 19.4is. shipments Lima, 6. 4f;
average 57,sls; runs, Lima, Jcne /. sosol.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
F. FUTURES.
PROVISIONS.

Provisions also experienced slump in
the volume of trade. and prices tended
towards lower level. due largely to a
decline of 10c in the prices of hogs and to
the easier grain markets. Buying by brok-
ers caused slight recovery and closing
prices were steady at the decline Septem-
Der pork was off 15c at s16.S71z: September
lard was TIC at ss.15q91712
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
New York stock quotations.

ST. Louis. lyme 3.-The following shows the
opening. highest. lowest and closing quotations
the New York Stock Exchange to-day. Cor
Tected daily for The Republ.l by Francis,
street:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

SOUTHERN CATTLEThe supply Of ouaran-
tine cattle. while much lighter than Tuesday.
was stilsa liberal supply considering he lower ss
days supply aEsregated 50 cars that contained ned
Wednesday and 1o7 cars and 1907 head two weeks
ago. .
The supply embraced 81 cars of steers. Al
cars of the stock, cars OF bulls and of calves.
The offerings as a rule. were Just fair class
and principally grassers there being but two
loads of fed cattle amongst the supply and but
few cattle that were decent to good
The market continued on an irregular basis
through the day and 1t took the entire time to
effect clearance. for there was but little outside
demand BUYERS out for lower prices and
the movement was retarded considerably. Prices
on steers were easy to l5c lower with the bulk
Jared the worst. as practically the entire trade
bulls on offer prices held fully steady. The Offer
ings of calves were of the desirable weight kinds
md &c
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r strongly intrenched as

1t vas, vas yea. Or two ase; 49,. -
good slso4ll5. choice to extra slsoa25o. Chunks
seh to anG SSa to
S9od tb sh9fe i t. extra .vs ss9 Horses
shoee to Extra sSals5 Southern apvsrs
large ;lloalIS Export ehunks.l 200 70 lye9 lbs
s2Ga t., sh ssSd s2 sH soes e
extra sisOaeoo Saddiers for Southern use-Fair
gated and New york 50 saddiers $50 soa ses 'af in
Terror horses~sCommon. small plugs sS5450. heavy
,isr arrivals have ZEN very small
as cb had ware on the market
The decent ones. and only few plusssh i'a AMI
mas were left unsold at noon Wednesday; In
account Of the fact that receipts are only light
and also for the reason that the local demand.
sharp few DAYS 1e asafis IS not ,hs
reseeipss Gre ruling SO small that not much
MULE QUOTATIONS.
{Eor broke mules to years ODD
hh and' h extreme m range.s g oSa 1o. o,
AZ hands. bulk OF sales ............ slO5all0.eo
Z HAMS b e1Ihre m 81, %
II: hands hands. extreme 1ange........ Il5s,al5s9}
i 10 is;s hands extreme ranse:::::: issSsiss.3
IL to 1ss hands. bulk of sales..... 16o O0GI75.o)
by Telegraph.
St Joseph. Mo. June 3-Cattle-Receipts 49,;
easier: 10c lower; natives S4.2545. 25: cows and
hcifers $2.25d475: stockers and feeders 50 Esq
40. Hogs-Recetpts Isis: steady to strong: light
and light mixed ssas.i5; bulk ssas.io: pigs SIS
Chicago June sScsttle.Recepts Is go; steady
TO l5c lower: coed to prime steers 81. 9OG5.jO:
poor to to medium 81 l5ats9 stoeksIs and feeders
far Sl5oa2.so bulls s2ssg4so calves 30
to-day 5000; tomorrow 5000; left $50
mostly 1vc lower; mixed and butchers s. So
$50; good to choice heavy Sc .25dS.45. rougn
heavy .s5as.25: light s5.75as.l5; bulk of sales
S.95ns.25 Sheep-Keceipts 1900: slow to 25c
lower; lambs steady to lower: good to choice nss
40; Western sheep si.50a5 %; native lambs 81
1i.S5; Western lambs si.59Gi.55: spring SOS
q7.T5.
New York, June 3-Beeves-Receipts 23i5.
more active steers and fat cows firm to l0c high
er; bulls and thin COWS steady; steers s. 4oa5t1
il.eOd3 80; exports 200 quarters beef totnorrow
cattle. Calves-Receipts 70s0: -veals 25435c
lower: huttermiks &c of; about all sold; ysals
9s.25; city, dressed Sssls weak; at sa14,ac per
7.4is; sheep 25ds5c higher; lambs firm; yearlngs
steady 70 strong: sheep g. 2sao:2s culs s2SoaS;
s6as.Icis. Hos-Recepts $3.50: higher at $780,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
THE REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. JUNE 4. 1903.

for 5000 and 5000 Combination Rubber and
Betting es sold at ll0is. marlborough Rapid
Transit sold at 100 for lcO shares. Can preferred
sold 49, for 80 shares.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
| Mr.. Rockefellers name was mentioned as che
| of the principal buyers.

Amalgamated Copper-The strength was due to
covering by room shorts and bidding Up by some
of the larger professionals. The strength of
metal in London was given as the reason for the
movement here. II said Standard OIL in
terests were not SO bullish Amalgamated as
the street has been led to believe.
Afternoon Trading-The room element bought
stocks at noon in expectation Of further ad-
vance. There was proft-takinE from this source
and some of the earlier gains were reduced there
by. on the whole II was considered that the
n arket held quite well. No especial news or
gossip attended the later trading.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

5000 Atch gen IS
g9SgssE
13.pe1 Do adj IS =. 800
q, 600 Do adj As std
ssl4assh
lo2alO17s
Do s W div 3i5s.. SOL
1900 Do Pitts l. E
& W Va As. 9sSs
Ii. 900 c & A Is e. SIS
4, 900 g b & q col
y PCT y int
IS -. si-sd94is
1900 Do DENY div
Is .....1005 |
251. 900 c r / & p
gen Is 1900.
slisasp.
10. 900 Colo + q /
cony 5s... -.
ssas5H |
l04. 900 Con lob IS :.
100 X C TT S &
NJ Is ..... $50 |
900 X c So IS ..
SOS. q6sa
5000 Mex Cen con
Is ......... Hia !
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

Mining Stocks in New York.
New York. June 3.-Closing quotations TODAY
+, mining stocks were as follows:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston Mass June 3.-Closing quotations to-
Gay on money. bonds. stocks and mining shares
follows:
MONEY.
Call loans sa3i5 per cent: time loans 4s6s per
cent.
Atchison as ........ 99i. Mex. Cent As 1900. IS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
MINING SHARES.
Bond Sale. Mt New York,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June 5-Sales Of bonds were. made
here fn-iaY follows.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
Chicago stock Market.
Bar Silver.

New York. June 3.-Bsr silver 53i.c per OF.
At London. quiet 2ii:d per OF.
New York Money Market.
New York. June 3-Prime mercantile paper A..
dSI,. Sterling exchange at i.sS21 for demand
and +SS25 for TO days. posted rates iS5Sd4 Sc and
i.Ss5li.s9: commercial bills 4s5. Mexican dol
lars 42;,. Government bonds Irregular railroad
bonds firm. Money on call steady at 2i.a2z4,
cn~~rnn,ont non,y.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

5000 Do LIST inc :.
sl.Oco NJ X & T ist
IS .. .9sd97Z
1900 n P gen 3s..
T2hd72
12.oo0 Do Or lien is
112di0I7s
"a, 900 Ore S L Is :.
slaq9lH
1900 st l. l NJ uni
q ref As $50.
1l2I. a1l2
1900 st L & S f
ref As .ssd5B
5000 So Ry NJ & o
col IS -. 90
ZOO So Ry St L
div ........... 81
5000 u P LIST e..
lc29sGlOai.
ss7sassas
loo Wab LIST IS .lI5ls
-. 00J Do I'd 5s -.
115i. Gl0o
as. 600 Do deb serfes
y ......1s&G75iz
5000 Wis Cent gen
As ..... .alLGal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
Local Money Market.

Total sales, Sass. coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

- York '5efropo!itan Life Insurance COMPANY Plain
lis vie! JACOB A zimmeraann Duncan Mclean j.
Henry Yocke and The Caremont Cont ruction COMPANY
creditors q the said William Preuss JT Louis Bossert
ana Son: Robert Jacob: Ronalds & johnson Company;
TayIor. composing the arm Of McSIann ana Taylor;
Emanuel 5aneG6aum Walter LonGmann and Aristides
New York Morse, Williams & Company: William kSllneT
J Msnnion; Adam HsupeI: Henry ] Hoerner and Frank
S9I37Psay william T. Boyes John p Everett EagaT j.
". Linlngl9n composing the firm Of Philips q AysTy
eaTo1: " E. Pridtn HardWafe COMPANY: Brooklyn Stats
ManteI Company John Frick: Robinson Stoneware
pauyi Henry Degenhardt: Louis F. Weiher Consolidated
merry The Bauland Company: John 5. AscougPand James
ay eos = So [ 1ate be- 'S Marc esi8 zane
Mathew being cttoIs his true Christian name being
lions 70 whom any sum or sums Of money are owing upoE
materials toward the erection alterations repair Of the
plant in this action and known by the street numbers
Sa c COUNTY ana sac Of News eve Yok g Of Of hch
P Sls ana eo5p2Tsiions are unknown 70 me p t
ooTnela Y Camp; Robert B. Hoover: Kathleen Noble
Han George r. Percy: David Broderick: Henry A Nc
TaTIand. James H Banks. Alexis A. julien: Gustav R
New York Supplemental and amended summons Action
No J. To the above named defendants: You are hereby
t44oned 70 answer the supplemental and snenoed com
IN he plsinrfe attorneys AZ their once No IS wall
So rnIgs 1Is1I9eyyTsn IN The CIV Of New York
within twenty after the service Of this summons
DAY service, and in OF failure
appear OF answer. judgment viii be taken against
10y default relief demanded the supplemental
and complaint.
Dated New York July 9th 1903
hIIs.d' MooDtQE D. BOEEE & BCICdEIt Attorn 27
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
To the defendants Duncan Mclean individually and as
Trustee Tor the benefit OF certain creditors Of the sao
William Preuss. Jr, Mathew Mercer said Mathew
teing fictitious, his true Christian being unknown
30 rantm and all other and corporations 20
NhoIn owing upon contracts
Tor the performance Of furnishing Of materials
toward The erection alterations repair the premises
described In the supplemental and amended complaint in
s action and known bv the numbers SOB and sos
esL l151 Street n the Borough Of Manhattan, City.
ely ana state Of New York. all OF which and
,ll9Lauols are unknown 70 the paian The foregoing
supplemental anu amended is served you'
~ plbhcatlQl pursuant order Of the Honorable
EIaicis u scott Of the Justices OF the Supreme
olrt q the state Of New 10th day Of
Jl-5 l. and nled with the supplemental and amended
complaint IN the Office OF the Clerk County OF New
York a. the County Court House Borough Of Man
.atlsn City County and Of New the 10th
Gay q July 1903 which said supplemental amended
shPan was originally fled IN the Office OF the said
LEX On the 9th day Of July. 1903
la-fc New York July 9th. 1903
tilit1 NooDFDRD. BONEE & BUTCHER. Attorneys
Tor Plaintiff. once and Post Office Address. IS Wall
street. Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
HATTEoAD-

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwESTYTAIEsD STREET
CSthSsai leaving time from Dessr 1st.S , Sn5
stsantiSn EXCEPT where otheFwiss noted ss DD,nr
oS o ST. Scf foIs 9danaP9D and ssDins
Suloklng and Observation Cars Cincinnati lndianaP-
1915 4. NJ: Ms PE SSisS 1InnrEDPnlInan
Cars For GRiSaso cssssna Tosdo and
1.S go r " cTtIcA5o AND ST LOUIS EXPEE Esi:7
4sS E u. cEiIc16o TrslfTED sls ssP.,s
s2a > cS 4; B4!as v,,.nrr, cn-
6 g. wE xa SF2 f2SPaRass 'f chicago aSo For
80 except SATURDAY PE E Csr Ptsburx and
Chicago. For Knoxville daily via Shenandoah Valley
s.25 p NJ. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Elk
PRESs-For Pittsburg Cleveland. Cincinnati Indian
zss y aAsiiIS $IoN AND THE SOUTH: 49,,
iandt Streets 2O) Dining Can; 1G66 Dtnisg GsEl
Streets, 22O. e rs congressOnal Limited an Paror
ABS Dining ca IS . mn 2 10 hight s1ndas s25
ing c95 Has Sa 92S sP1pf Ga ParO4 and
1aipg Cars Is Dining SsT Is @ptni4g Car : .
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-Exprsss 4aD m. III night
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-Express s25 g. m and s2S
sEARoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-E1prsss. Il IS .. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO. RAILWAY.-755 week
D n
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-7.55 a. N.
weekdays and $50 p m. daily
ATLANTIC CETY.-9.55 a m. and 2 IS p m. weekdays
Sundays 7.55 a Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
'ParlOr Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars Dining Car and standard
CAPE MAY.--1255 p. m. weekdays.
New York Long Branch Railroad Crrona
West Twenty-third Street Staton) Tao S55 a.
- 10 10 Saturdays only . % 255 1926 10. ass.
455 p m. Om Desbrosses and Cortandt Streetsl 40.
600 a II 20. 100 Saturdays only) $50 3 10 $40
40. 5.10 and 100 D. weekdays SUNDAYS no.
as a M 500 T. m From Desbrosses Street only.
$50 a M Cortlandt Street only s.45 a m. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos IS. 75j Dining Carr, SIS SIS, 2S Dining
Carr. G.55 - Louis Limited 1910 Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets. 2M Dining Carr 1925 (Peura
Carr. 155 Dining Carr 21O Desbrosses and COrtandt
Streets, 220. 2.5S 325 Dining Carr. IS. S, rs
Dining Dining carr ass Chicago Limited
for Germantown Jet. only) 555 Dining carr, $50 b0.
25 SIS 925 p, m. u 10 night weekdays Sundays
GO5 80 Dining Carl. SO. 925 Dining carr $50 St
Louis Limited. 955. 1025 CPepna Limited. 10 IS DIN
ing Carr 1855 Dining Carr lbs Dining carr,
o Dining Carl sos 425 Dining Carr G.55 Chicago
Limited for Germantown jet oulyl 4.5S Dining CarG
$50 Dining Carr 7.55 s25 500 81 ?. II 10 night
Fifth Avenue below 23d St) 263 Fifth Avenue (corner
Slth ST.; l Aston House; West Twenty-third street
station and stations foot Of DesOT0sSes and Coran9t
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street $50 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn; Sta-
ton Jersey City, The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
deuces through destination
Telephone "9l4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. w. ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. w BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
-. YoEk-sIsfTopolitan Life Insurance cOmPsny Plain
lis wife: Jacob a. Zimmerman. Duncan Mclean. y
Henry fcckel and The Carement Construction Company
osditos q he said Wian reuss j Louis sossert
and son: Robert Jacob; Rcnalds q johnson Company;
Tsyio4 composing The ara Ct McSIshn and Taylor;
MsrtaeE: The Edison Electric illuminating Company Of
NeN-1ork; Morse MIS @, q company; william kel-
s9sT smith a. Gray SoqP sy Hfngy PueT IS9as
McCanI composing The firm Of Henry J HoerneE CON-
,sfiips Frank n Avery Henry " Eaton and Stephen
~ Lninston composing the hrIn OF PhiLips AyeTy;
sily; Pau p Pgeh q Company; Louis Bossert: Jacob
sIste Nsntsl Company; John Frck: Robinson soneware
Ss;ea Gas Company Of New York: Chapman and Com
pary formerly The Bauland Company; John s; Aseough
Gs:oasa s company. George F Moore: Mathew Mercer.
being unknown . piantiff: ali ether persons ana
% ng Upon contrasts for the performance Of work
~ Tepa Of the premises described II the Supplemental
snd amended complaint IN this action and known by me
Of Manhattan City County and State Of New YORK
he Pla'n Min6eid a EaeS Frank a Gay: PANEL
l. Bennett; Oliver s Strong: Frank D. GamsweIi;
Trial desired IN The County Of New York Supplemental .
named Dfsndans You hereby summoned 10 sn5% o
sstorhes at their Once 90 IS Wan Street Borough Of
Manhattan. in city New York within twenty Gays
service and OF falIure 70 apPsetk.,
answer judgment will be taken against you oy uslas
relief demanded IN tbs supplemental ana amended
complaint
Dated York July 9th. 1903. ..-.
RITCH. WOODFORD. BONEE & BUTCHER. Az
for Plaintiff. and Post once ADDRESS 70 wall
Street Borough Manhattan. New YORK CITY -.
defendants Duncan Mclean, inclVoually anu s
Trustee benefit Of certain creditors or Ne
william Preuss Mathew Mercer SAID name 9asllSH
being fictitious his Christian name being ulAlo"h
plaintiff. 'and all other persons ana cofIoIauoHs u
whom any Of money are owing upon cor
FOR performance work furnishing Of mas
erection alterations repair OF me
premises described supplemental and anendeo com
plant known by the street nuIapetS
BOZ sos I24th Street n the Borough OF Man
haitian. city. County and State Of New 4ork, az OF
which persons and corporations unknown 20 the pam
supplemental afntnded
served upon you. by publication. pursuant to an or1er
a the Honorable Francis NJ Scott one OF the J1ses OF
TIE Supreme Court OF the state Of New York dated me
10Th q July. 1903 and fled with the supplemental
ana aendea complaint in the once o. the Gerk 81 NE
Cegnty Of New County Court House the
Borough Of Manhatsn CITY County and STATE OF New
York. the 10th day July 1903. which sald supple
mental amended complaint Originally the
once Of the said Clerk the 9th day OF July, l9c5
Dated. New York. July both. 1903.
RITCH. WOODFORD, BOVEE & BUTCHER. Attorneys
for Plaintiff. Office and Post ONCE Address. IS Wall
Street, Borough o. Manhattan. New York City.
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