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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-01
zimmerman Heard From.

Sam Zimmerman, who has been miss
ing since Saturday evening, has been
located He is in Dr. Raub's house, liz
West Gordon street He went over tc
rescue some people Saturday afternoon
but failed to come back from one trir
and was not heard from until noon to-
day. His wife and friends were nearly
distracted this morning. Tt is supposed
he was caught in the Gordon street cur
rent and thrown out Of his boat.
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cut 81 Hla 80 Rottle.

Pittsburg. Pa June 1.-The 2-year-
old son of Mrs. Rachel Goldstine. Of
Allegheny, this morning rolled from the
bed with his nursing bottle still in his
mouth. and fell to the floor in such
way that the bottle broke and cut off
part OF the chin. and also cut the child s
cheek from chin to ear. The little one
is likely to die
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JUMPED FROM BUILDING.
Man and Woman Driven Out By Fire
Plunge Into Water

It is reported that viii Renkar,
stenegyapher for the Geo W. Crane
company, saw man and woman jump
from the roof of a burning building
Saturday evening. 1t was impossible
to get near the house WITH a boat. The
heat was evidently becoming intense,
and having given UP all hopes ofrescue,
the pair locked their arms around one
another and jumped.
That was the last seen of them ct the
time. bur it does not prove conclusive
" that they were drowned They may
have caught hold Of u tree and remain
ed until rescued or until taken to some
place Of comparative safety.
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RELIEF NOTES.
Lodges and Other Societies to
Held Meetings.
Formal Notice Sent to All Sc
eret Orders.
ALL ARE TO HELP.
Detailed Lists Of Sufferers to
Be Made.
Funds VIII Be Raised to Assist
in Work.

The fraternal flood relief committee
Of the Commercial club issued the fol-
lowing notice today to the fraternal
orders of Topeka asking them to come
to the assistance Of the flood sufferers.
The lodges responded with a viii. as
the following column of notices viii in
dictate:
FRATERNAL FLOOD RELIEF COM
MITTEE.
Topeka, Kan, June /, 1903
To all secret orders in the city Of To-
peka.
The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the Topeka flood relief COM
mittee of the Commercial club, as an
auxiliary committee to assist in pro-
noting the steps now being taken by all
good citizens of Topeka to relieve the
wants of the sufferers from the greatest
calamity that ever befen our city, come
to you as one Of the fraternal societies
and ask you to take immediate steps to
not only assist in caring for the wants
of the needy of your society, but assist
a s. far as you can in caring for those
who may not be members Of any frater-
nal order.
We suggest that you appoint some
member Of your society treasurer to re-
cefve all money that may be contributed
by your body and all contributions by
your individual members to report to
this committee the amount thereof, so
your organization may have due credit
therefor and pay the same to F. NJ.
BOnebrake. treasurer of the general
food relief committee.
We enclose blank subscription lists
with the request that you create a COM
rnittee within your society for their
proper circulation, and that this work
may be started at the earliest possible
moment
We also suggest that your body re-
quest through the press and otherwise
that all members of your organization
who have suffered on account of the
flood report at your hall at once; that
you appoint suitable committee to re-
main there until such time as all who
are in need may be furnished suitable
accommodations in your homes or else
where to the end that we may do our
fraternal duty in this the hour Of our
brothers need.
With the hope that this movement to
raise the necessary funds to relieve all
cases of distress and want viii be push
ed promptly and vigorously within your
organization, we are yours fraternally,
l. @. BEAL,
NJ. w. SAXON.
/. NJ. PENWELLA
w A. s. BIRD,
H. A. WARNER
Committee.
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DR.. H. W. Roby. is. looking after the
relief of the sick in North Topeka-
This morning the following physicians
volunteered and were sent to the North
side: DR.. F. H Martin, Dr. H. h
Keith DR.. Carhart DR.. Lerrlgo, DR..
Massey and DR.. Brockett. More physi-
clans are wanted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-01

At a o'clock Saturday morning Chief
Wilmarth telegraphed to Kansas CITY
for the loan OF a steamer with which
to protect IN some measure the bust
ness portion of the city this side of the
river The steamer will be connected
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X AND l. OF S

A union meeting of all councils VIII
he held tonight at Security building for
the purpose of helping the flood suf-
fercrs of the order Every member OF
the order requested to attend
J. A HUNEK,
President Capital Council No. 1.
FLO CARMEL. Recorder.
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OUR THEORY

- That one pleased customer
brings another is doing ita
mission nobly. The Five
ssSktiA Cents q Day Telephone Ia
szza7 proving more popular daily.
Missouri & Kansas TeIs Co. PhOns S09
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Attention. Columbian council No. 50.
K. & /. of s. All members are request
ed to meet at Security hall tonight at
8 o'clock to arrange to aid the flood
sufferers. EMILY H. MCCLURE.
President.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NOTICE.
A special meeting of Typographical
union No. 12l viii be held at 5 o'clock
fodax- to vote aid to flood sufferers
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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with the big fire cisterns on Kansas
avenue. and fires can be checked. The
steamer and a crew of two men arrived
SATURDAY.
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MINNIE NJ. NEWMAN. c. S.


a special meeting tonight at 8 0'clock.
All members must be present This is
urgent W. H. RUFF, Secretary
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A meeting of the Ladies AID society
of the First Methodist church in the
lecture room Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. Come.
MRS. M. B. DAVIES. President.
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sPEcIAL NOTICE


The members of Capital lodge No.
"a O. IT, w. will meet at their lodge
rooms at AS Kansas avenue tonight
to discuss means for the relief OF tood
sufferers. VIM MUELLER. NJ. W
ERNEST MUELLER, Recorder
ORGANIZED LABOR. ATTENTION.
Every member of the different labor
organizations of Topeka is requested to
meet at 420 Kansas avenue this evenins
at o'clock to devise ways and means
of taking care of our brothers who are
sufferers from the high water Some
have lost everything they had Let US
help them in their time Of need.
L. J. &-UEY.
General Organizer A. F Of l.
C. @. DODDS
President Building Trades Council
S. 3 WEAVER
President Trades and Labor Council
Hhe First Baptist church ladies have
opened sub-stati0n a { the church. COR
ner of Ninth and Jackson streets to re-
ceive food and clothing supplies or any
thing suitable to relieve the flood suf-
ferers.
Rev. Hutchinson. pastor Of the First
Baptist church. North Topeka has desk
Headquarters at the Orient hotel, SIS
Kansas avenue, to render all assistance
possible to his membership and friends.
Gage Post No 425 and W r. C. No. So
VIII meet az H. r. nall tonight to take
further steps to provide for the Hood
sufferers
w. ]. WHITTEKIND. in Charge
NJ w A. ATTENTION.
All members of Sunhower Camp No
5s6' Shawnee CamD No 2800. and both
camps Of Royal Nefshbors on south
side of river. as well as All Woodrnen
are urgently requested to meet at the
han at Sixth ard Jackson streets. Tues
dow evening at 8 o'clock, to arrange for
relief Of suffering Woodnen.
W. r. WEIRI.E. " c.. No 536
NJ w. SAXON. clerk. No. 53s.
FRANK CURRY. v c.. No. 2S00.
ED HEARICk. clerk. No 2s0O.
A special meeting Of Topeka Consis-
Dry viii be held this evening in the
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me members Of CaDital lodge No 3
"A. O. u. w. viii meet at their lodge
rooms at AS Kansas avenue tonight
to discuss means for the relief OF flood
sufferers. WM- MUELLER. NJ. ".
ERNEST MUELLER, Recorder.
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All members Of No. 1 and No 40 are
requested to meet at their hall tonight
at 1870 sharp for the purpose Of making
arrangements for taking care Of our
food sufferers.
II. c. STEVENS.
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Secretary of No. I.
II. r. ACHENBAUGH.
Secretary of No. 40.
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Rev. Hutchinson, pastor of the First
Baptist church. North Topeka, has desk
headquarters at the Orient hotel S2S
Kansas avenue, to render all assistance
possible to his membership and friends
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-01

A special meeting Of Topeka Consis-
pry VIII be held this evening in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-01

Gage Post No 425 and W. r. C. No. So
VIII meet at K. p. hall tonight to take
further steps to provide for the Hood
sufferers
" j MELrrE-L-L,-ra - Co.,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
Books People Are Reading.

Bankes History of the Popes' Lanman's
Leading Men OF Japan.
Fiction-Merejowski The Romance of Leo
nardo da Vinci": Kirkman's 'Iskander";
Green's "Ffigree Bali; Garland's Captain
of the Grey Horse Troop; Glyn's The Re-
hections of Ambrosine."
AisceTaneous-Stile's "Out of Kishineff' Wash
ingtons Character Building; Berkeley
Smiths How Paris Amuses Itself; Bur
roughs's The Light of Day"
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago July
1.-THE most popular books among Chicago
readers. according to the demands at the
Public Library during the week. were as fol-
lows:
Fiction-Ward's Lady Roses Daughter;
Wilson's The Spenders."
History and Observation-Disclosures up from
Slavery; Riis's The Making ,of Amer
ican"; Doyles The War in South Africa"
ellaneous-Normans "All the Russas";
Machray's The Night Side of London; Ed
dy's Two Thousand Miles on an Automo-
bile'F; Hudsons Law of Psychic Phenom-
ena"; James's principles Of Psychology;
Cheiros Language Of the Hand"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

NEW- YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY.-The popu-
lar books for the week have been:
Fiction-Ward's Lady Roses Daughter;
Pages Gordon Keith; Bachelors Darrell
of the Blessed Isles
Observation-Disclosures "Story of Roland; De
Foes Robinson Crusoe"; Burnetts Sara
Grove
Miscellaneous-Van Vorst's Woman Who
Tolls; Montgomerys Leading Facts OF
English History; Borimer's Letters from
Self Made Merchant TO His Son"
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-Washingto
July 1.-THE following list Of books called
for indicate the tastes Of readers in Wash
ington this week:
Eistory-Shuckburgh' History of the Greeks" ="
Gayarre's History Of Louisiana; Stevens
In India: Parmele's Short History of
England.
Description and Travel-Gulick's Evolution Of
Japan; Jagor's Travels in the Philippines;
Lansdale's Vienna and the Viennese"; ;
Hosea's ''Manchuria'; Davis's with Both
Armies
Biography-Dyer's Royalty in All Ages;
Laughlins "Stories of Authors Loves;
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW

~ Yor, County-Louis Plaintiff against Morris
Bernstein Abraham Orenty. Isaac 81 Bernstein LOUIS
TIershman Mary Hershman. his wife. the name Mary
fictitious unknown: Elite " ihonail
Charles \. Neither, John Welz Charles y Zsr%eS1'
Morris b Edfnger Frederick jacob solomon M Mandel
AIexaner Iatner National Park Bank New AInster
dam Gas Company David Morris Louis Bogner David
stone Michele and Louis LanzeLta COMPOSING
the Arm of & Lanzetta; John 9 OFT. henEy
Steers Richard S. White and Henry s. OFT. composing
the firm OF John G. Orr & Company; washington by
draI1o Press Brick Company. Thomas Graham. angelo
Altier Michele PalantoniO. Anthony Ceoren oswald y
Jacobi Trustee Bankruptcy OF Israel Mayor New
York Mutual Gas light Company. American " hesinan
TViTan 4 Hockey Defendants To the above-naIned de-
fendants; You summoned TO answer the COM
paint in this copy OF your answer
on the plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days after the
exclusive OF the day or service,
and your failure 20 appear OF answer Judgment
will be against you by default for the relief de-
n1anded the complaint.
STRASBOURGER. WE'LL. ESCHWEGE q SCE4A1IAs.A
PIsnti1Es Attorneys Ofice P. o. Address No
l32 Nassau Street New York City.
To the Ettie Windman: The foregoing
amended summons by publication
suant to OF Hon John Proctor Clarke Justice
ofth Court OF the State OF New YORK dated
the 18th day 1903, and that day hled with
copv OF the complaint in the Office OF the Clerk
of the County New York az the County Court House. IN
in said state original OF which amended complaint
the 18th day OF March. 1908
Dated New York. June 18th. 1908 - -
c-pS SPOITRGF;R. VEIL. ESCHWECSE & SCHALLE1K.
Aftorneys for plaintiff. Ofce P. o. Address, No
iS2 Nassau Street. New York city
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

London. July 17.-Mi Chamoerlain's tariff
policy is being taken seriously by the pub
hshers. New issues os the chief standard books
Free Trade promised. including Adam
smiths Wealth of Nations" and many more.
John Coleman's biography of Charles Reade is
the first exhaustive attempt 10 tell the story
OF all his life One of the characteristic Eng
hsh noveists. Mrs. Tenant, who was one Of the
Three Graces" painted by Sargent, has writ
ten volume of verse 4 illustrated
Stratford book entitled 'Shakespeare's Home
land" by Salt Brassington, is promised for the
autumn. The English edition Of Thomas Mel
son Pages Gordon Keith" has appeared this
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Co1r,-v

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COT-rrv
~ Of New York. Efs P. Bartlett PLAINTIFF -.
.snie X Necer. Defendant In pursuance 80 asy-a't
In the entitled action. bearing tbs So
~ June 1908 I. undersigned. the Rsfs-ss t aey
Judgment named. will sell Public Auction !, -
NeW York Raj Estate SalesrOOn, No. Isl ue
in the Borough % Manhattan. City of New y,--
OF July. 1908. at II o'clock noon
dav BY Peter r. Meyer. Auctioneer the premise,
rected said judgment to be sold. and therein der-
as follows: All that certain lot piece. or parcel :,
land with the buildings thereon erected. knovT -
the street number Hundred and Forty-f1T1r " 2.
Twentyeighth Street. situated the Borough of ~
haitian city Of New York. and bounded and esu--E.
as follows Beginning at point the southerlv -
OF Street. distant hundred
eight feet and four inches easteFy from the sSr.s
easterIy corner Twenty-eighth Street and seT-ss
Avenue and running thence southwardiy ana ns.-1-
paralIei with Seventh Avenue nnety-eight FEET -
between Tventy-seventh and sentysiEhth Ssres-r
tant two and fifty feet sastsry from Ssv-+s
Avenue eastwardy along said centre OF -
twenty-five feet, thence nOrthwardly
parallel with Seventh Avenue and part Of dsss-
through party wall nnety-eiEht feet nine InrE.,
10 the sOutherly side OF Twenty-eighth Street a.
thence westwardIy and along the southerly sids -
the point or place beginning said several a.
tances dimensions more or less
dated New York. June %. 1903.
EDWARD B LA FE-TRA, Rpss-s.
ATWATER & CRUIKSHANS. Attorneys for PIsinr=
No ~ Cedar Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
The following is a diagram oe the property to }.
sold described above, the street nuuloer being ~
~ -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

renee Sterne in care of the publishers Of new
edition Of his Sentimental Journey last fall
has now shown the courtesy to Mr.. John
Ruskin, on the occasion of the publication by
the Harpers of Ruskin's Letters to NJ G. and
H. g." In some parts Of the world there is a
superstition that when a ghost walks he has
come back to discover how his memory lives
If the clipping bureaus remain as attentive as
they promise to. there will be small need for that
in the future
The Rev Stewart Means, rector of st. Johns
Church, New-Haven. will publish shortly
through the Macmillan Company a volume on
st Paul and the Ante-Nicene Church: An
Unwritten Chapter of Church History"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

Paris. July 17.-Garuier publishes the eighth
volume of "LEmpire Liberal" by Emile Olli-
vier. treating of the events Immediately pre-
ceding the Franco German War. when the au-
thor was Prime Minister. Calmann Levy issues
Amour au Nouveau Monde" by Alfred Bte-
ham: Perrin. lie Futur Pape." by Giovanni
BertheIet; Ollendorff, "Histoire de Leon Treize."
by Henry des Houx. and Courbet publishes La
Paix Latino" by Gabriel Hanotaux. c. I. B.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

The proceedings of the Social Circle of Con-
cord, under whose direction the recent Concord
observance of the centenary of Emerson's birth
was held. are being prepared for publication.
The volume viii contain the portrait of Emer-
used on the programme. the proceedings of
the day and evening. and the addresses of Dean
Briggs Senator Hoar Professor Norton. Profess
James and Thomas Wentworth Higginson.
The book will be ready about the middle of the
month.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
Notice of Summons.
CorRT. corNTY oF NEw

CUPREAfE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- york-C1arenee Blanchard Nellie B. Hcyt and
Eattie z Fuller. Plaintiffs. against Charles - Inger
snIl under the viii OF tfeorse
n Blanchard. deceased Ada B. skinner; ChaFIes y
IngerscI George Holmes executors under
will and Of Della a blanchard aeesssg1'
Ada T. skinner. NJ. Sufrrins, sarah O toinIy
EIma Maxwell Ema Van Heusen louise T.tI5 60
q Thompson. Mark G.. Thompson. Lewis - SI,s-sIs
Prank r Thompson blanchard Suffrins Edythe 9unrIs
Mrs clifton Comfy G. p. Comfy oenenciarles
in he last viii Of Della a niall-i','1i
deceasel and William O. Thompson. Marx G Ihohp
son Iohu Suffrins and Lewis y Sunrins- Heti
law kin of said Delta a Bah.IaI,sS
You hereby summoned to answer the coInp'a' -
to Of your answer ~ -
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days afier In ,1S
of thf
in case your failure or answer Js g.
will be taken against YOU by default for the Ieei u
manded in the complaint.
HAZELTON HAZtI1i SS.s...
Plaintiffs Attorneys Office Address and -, Ou'ce,
No. 220 Broadway. Borough OF Manha''a"' ~ -
To John NJ suffrins Sarah G. Comfy. Elnaa G. NaS-
well EIma Louise CidTraTo MlIliAII
Thompson. Mark Thompson. Lewis d Su1rins. IN
Clifton Comfy and G. Comfy benefclartes nau5eu ~
The last will and testament of Della A. BancnaIn, us
ceased: and William o. Thompson. Mark g 80.
I'm and Lewis d. SuTrns. htiIS
OF said Della a blanchard deces
The foregoing summons. amended by an 0rue -
Leonard A. Giegerch Justice 80 oI eIe ,,ron ,-S,
by publication. pursuant 10 order OF the non S.a.e
II Truax Justice the Supreme Court OF the 49, o.aS
of New York, dated June - 1905 hled Win the -
Cornlaiut in office the Clerk OF the county %
New York at the County Court House In the ClE anu
County OF New York State the origina sun, yn.
mons complaint having been hled there o" '
10. 1913 HAzEI.ToN & HAZELToN
Plaintiffs Attorneys-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
Notice of Summons.

SUPRENfE COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- york-C,orhea u Elliott. Plaintiff. against Charles
Ironside and Elizabeth H. Ironsde, his wife. sometimes
known as Elizabeth Ironsde and Elizabeth Hgsins iron
side: George F. Martens Hermine, sometimes catleo
erne Higgins Luther shafer and MeTy T. T.. SGa5es ana
vese his wife the Mary being fictitious. the ne
trne drst name Of said defendant being unknown 70
paint being the wife Of the de1endaRt @ frsd 4e
his wife Kate being fictitious the tue nTs %
name Of said defendant being unknown 70 sne
being the wife OF the defendant William Kurtz; George
n EArkeI Defendants. Summons. Trial desired IN the
County OF New York To the above-narned defe1osLSi
answer the complaint N TINS
action and to copy OF answer on tne
tifs ATTORNEYS within twenty after the service or
this snmons exclusive the day Of service; ana In case
OF your answer judgment VII 9e
against veu the relief deInanoeo In the
conpiaint--Dated New York. April Ith, 1903 .,o--r
Plaintiffs Attorneys once and Post once ADDRESS No
10 Wall St Borough OF Manhattan, New YORK Clty.
To the defendants Elizabeth H; Ironside sometimes
known as Elizabeth Ironside and Elizabeth HIGGINS iron
side and Hermne sometimes called Hertne hlgsiins'
The foregoing is served upon you oy
pursuant order Of the Honorable Cnsries r.
Supreme Court OF the stare OF 1otA'
dated Of July. 1908 and fled with the GSn
nIaInt in the the Clerk OF the county OK new
YORK at the County Court House in said County.
Dated New York. July 18th. 1905 :. v,,,.,.
STRONG & CADWALADER. Attorneys for Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

volume on Practical Home Millinery" by
Amy J. Reeve has been brought out by Long
mans. Green & Co. The manual is intended for
technical schools and classes. The author
speaks OF II not exhaustive treatise but
rather Il methodical arrangement of principles
This thought may be found inuthe preface:
"Whai satisfaction is greater than that of find
ing ones self able to copy an expensive model at
one-third the cost Of the original.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

satisfy which abovedeserbed property IS TO so
"a & interest thereon from the dsvc
Jine 1895 together with and allowances ara0urs
ing 10 s2S3 as with interest from June 18Th 1909 .s
nether expenses OF the sale The
amount OF taxes assessments other liens AZ
to he allo purchaser OF the purchss-
money or paid Referee. Is hftyfOur O0l0O an
interest The premises Will Be- sold subject pro-
Of about twenty-five thousand dollars and
interest from December 18th, 1901. and Of GER
tain action pending to forecIoso same
dated New York. June ., 1908.
EDWARD B. LA FETFlA. Refers.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
aEw-YoR Kr7lBuNE WEEK.
--latest Forefgn Nesa,S About BOOKS.

week A score of intimate literary friends will
compete for the privilege of writing biography
of the late W f. Henley. l. \. F.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
LITERARY NOTES.

The Rev. Samuel NJ. Crothers Is in New
Hampshire for the summer months. He has
ready for publication volume of essays to be
issued under the title. The Gentle Reader"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF Nvw

SUFKEMh UUUhI' COUNT OF NFV
York. Pauline D. Riggs. Plaintiff. againss a,,-
Hirschewitz Solomon HirEchswitz (otheryise %
Sarah Ffnks and Dora Hochman T9.e.-.tl-.l-
To the above named Defendants. You bsrss- -
u1ored to the Complaint this acton lo-
a copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs asto. u
within twenty after the service this s,r,o
elusive of the day Of service; and in yo-- 49,
20 appear or answer Judgment VIII Be taken asainsf
default FOR the relief demanded IN the spd
Dated. York. June Sd. 1905
FsMMET g. ROBINSON. Attorneys for Paiufg
Street Manhattan. n Y. "A
To the Defendants sarah F1nks and
The foregoing summons is served 7ti-1.
pursuant order or the Honorable Iao.cs-
blanchard. Justice or the supreme a
York. dated New York June 18Th. 1893. and asd -
the complaint iu the Office Of the Clerk va
New YoTs the County Court House. ne Ro--s
Of Manhattan. CITY Of New York. June 18th Is0g
l%eh. 1905.
EMMETT & ROBINSON At;orneys tor PlainrE. Sc Van
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
LAWYERS.

A. r ROWE AND COMPANY, ad1usters
OF claims. accidents all kinds; attorneys
furnished for all branches. 261 Broad1ay.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES.-500 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. S9S Madison-st.