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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
BEGAN TAKING
OF TESTIMONY
The Trial Of Brigham YouDg's
Grandson for Murder on
in Earnest.
(By Associated Fress.


NEW YORK, February 6.-The taking
OF testimony in the trial OF William
Hooper Young charged with tho mur-
der Of. Mrs Anna Pulitzer last septem-
Der, began today. the Jury box having
been filled.
Young. whose appearance was slightly
improved, was half-dragged, hali-carried
into court by a deputy sheriff. and at
once sank down in his wonted lstless
attitude. He was closely studied by an
alienlst, employed by the defense. who
sat near him engaged in the preparation
OF testimony which he will give later on.
Assistant District Attorney Clark began
his presentation of tho case for the prose-
cution.
In his address Mr.. Clark said: We
don't care what his name Is or that
he Is the grandson OF Brigham Young;
We don't care II he Is a Mormon or not.
The religious question has nothing to do
with the case.
The counsel outlined the story OF the
disappearance Of Mrs Pulitzer and Of
the Ending OF tho body Of the woman
in the Morris Canal; Of It's identiflcat4o
by her husband, and the evidence upon
which they expect to convict Young.
Several witnesses were examined among
them James J. Moore, who identified
Young as tho man who hired buggy
from him.
When the Assistant District Attorney
told him to hold up his head that the wit
ness might see him, Young took no no.
tlce of the command It was necessary
for ds lawyer to take him forcibly by
the chin and lift his head from the pillow
on the table.
court adjourned until Monday.
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to three years confinement In the peniten-
tlary for shooting his brother. J. II. Mo
Inteer. with intent to kill. The trouble
between the two brothers occurred ii,
October. 1901, over the sale OF some PROP
erty left them BY their father. Mr.. hlcin-
tcer was arrested Mt the time OF the shoot
ing, but escaped from tho officers, and
Until n short while ago succeeded In elud-
ing them and escaped rearrest. About
three weeks ago he was arrested In Wasi-
inglon. brought hero and tried to-day, with
the above result.
McInteer was placed on trial yestor day.
During the progress OF the trial the 40
cused grew very violent, and In spite OF
the frequent admonitions OF tho court,
persisted In interruptlng witnesses, de-
nouncing his brother and sister. Jaw II,
the most violent manner and applying to
them the most offcnsive epithets imag-
Unable.
The court finally sent Deputy Sheriff y,
W. Cornwell for a gag. which was
brought, but McInteer promised to be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
A COMPROMISE BILL
Mr.. Murphy Offers New Measure in
Regard to the Liquor Traffic.

RALEIGH, N. c., February e,-Mr.
Murphy, Of Rowan, has introduced In
the House and had referred to the Com
mites on Propositions and Grievances
a 'whiskey bill' embodying many fea-
lures of both the Watts and London
bills now pending. but in O much less
drastic form. which, It is believed will
come much nearer meetingt he approval
of a majority i'm both branches Of the Leg
islature than any other bill yet intro
duced The bill provides that the adop-
looms is to be left to q vote Of the peo-
pei. as Is also the question Of combining
dlstillerles to Incorporated towns, Ample
election machinery Is provided for any
county to vote on manufacturing, sa-
looms and dispensary. A tax OF from 81
to SIG per month is to BIO paid by dis
tillers In counties where dlstllleries are
allowed, the tax to be scaled according
to the capacity of, the distillery.
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FROM RALEIGH
Charges,pf Cruelty to convicts to Be
Investigated.
Especial to Tho Tlmes.Dispatch.)

+ -
(Special to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 6-Chalrman
warren. Of the Joint Legislative Commits
zoe annointed at the request OF Superin-
tendent ]. s. Mann, Of the State peniten-
tlary. to Investigate the charges OF cruel
~ to conyicts from Pine Bluff, twenty
six miles across the county, to Marion,
Mitchell county, and thence to Ralelgh n,
gives notice that the committee Will so
to Marion next Tuesday for the purpose
of hearing the complaints OF all who
wish to testify.
One Of the saddest funeral conducted
In Raleigh In a long while was that at
noon to-day from Christ. Episcopal
Church, when the mortal remains Of Miss
Florence Baylor. daughter Of ldr, and
Mrs. James Baylor and granddaughter
Of Mrs. Florence Tucker. We're borne TO
tho grave. Miss Baylor was just TWEEN
ty-three years old and was probably Inc
most popular and universally loved young
woman in Raleigh society. She was IT,
kon Ill only last Saturday evening. and
In spite Of the most skilled medical
treatment she sank rapidly until death
put an end to her suffering,
Mr.. Amos Beard. Of San Diego, Call
has sent to the Secretary of State an
engraved hat-makers stamp used by his
Ereatuncle, David Beard. In Guilford
county, from 177e to 1910, 1t will DO
given place In the Hall OF History of
tho State Museum.
The Secretary of State chartered three
new corporations to-day. Tho Env1ola
Company, Of Greenville, is chartered
with $o5.00o, to make a non-alchoic
drink called "Enviola" The incorpora-
tors are ]. w, Bryan. r. II. Thomas, w.
j. Nichols and o. L. Joyner
The Lexington Upholstering Company
was chartered, with $4,000 capital: In
corporators, i. J, Peacock. J, w, Crow
oil, D. r, Council, u, ]. Richardson. The
third company was Holmes Tool Com
pany, OF Council, Bladen county The
capital Is $4,000, and tho company pro-
poses to make clipper cutters, files, etc.
A.G. Holmes and A, A. Clark are among
the incorporators.
Tho Raleigh Bar Association held a
meeting this morning and passed n res
olution urging tho General Assembly to
pass the Webb bill. now pending In the
Senate, empowering and requiring the
Judges of Superior Courts to limit argu-
ment by counsel, except In the trial Of
capital cases,
Announcement Is made that the Eu-
gelion and Phllomathesian Literary 90
cities OF Wake Forest College will hold
their si1ty-elghth annual debate Febru-
airy 18th, the query being:
''ResolYed, That, barring constitutional
objectionS the deportation of tho negro
from the South is desirable and feasible =
Professor ], r. Hunter, OF Richmond,
delivered his noted liquld-air lecture In
tho auditorium OF the Baptist Female
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
investigate tho matter.

investlgate tho matter.
At that time Mr. MCCARTHY made known
tho attention OF tho Finance Conlml ttee,
and X ls supposed tho affair has already
been spoken OF to this body, but whether
any decisive action has been takon ID
not known.
Mr.. O'Grady was elected as clerk OF the
Board OF Health last July, A>cceeding Mr..
John A. Haley, who resigned to accept
a position In the office OF the Commits,
sioner OF Revenue. Tho position pays
salary OF $500 year,
Mr.. o'Grady lives in Fulton. where
he is we'll known and highly respected.
He has been a cgure in local politics for
several years. He is n most excellent man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
HAYES WIFE NOT
AT WHITE HOUSE

There has been n rumor current that
the wife OF James H. Hayes, the negro
lawyer who is fighting the new ConsHtu-
ton and making sensational speeches at
the North, has been given position at
the White House in Washington.
This report Is not true. Hayes. wife had
a position In the Census Bureau at WASH
ington but she was there only tempo
rarity. and she. with others, lost her
position when the particular work upon
which they were engaged was finished.
She is still In Washington. but holds
no position at the White House.
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The News Fprn Stoneyllle.

tslecllI to Tie Times, DIspRt CHI
STONEVILLl1, N. c., February 6,-The
negro who broke into tho store OF r. I.
Stone, OF this place. was captured In
Winston with some OF the stolen goods
upon him.
The Glenn Tobacco Warehouse was
robbed q few nights ago. about 400
hounds being carried off In a wagon.
The wagon was tracked to a negros
house four or five miles from town. a
search warrant was Issued and tho to-
bacco found In his barn.
Tobacco has improved somewhat In
price, but not enough to encourage farms
ers to plant large crops, There will be
less planted in this section than, WAS
.nlnntad last season,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
THINK Bill
WILL PASS
Richmond Tobacconists Are
Back from Washington.
SAY THEY ARE SATISFIED
Believe That the Bill Favored by Them
viii Be r commended by the Com
mlttee and Go Through Con.
gress With Little Delay,

In the opinion OF Richmond tobacco men,
who returned yesterday from Washington.
Congress will fall into line with the move
rnent set afoot in the National Capital a.
few days ago, and Will adopt the bill pro-
hibiting the employment Of bonus and
prize schemes In the retail sale OF to-
bacco.
The ground upon which these gentlemen
base their conclusions is the sentiment
OF members Of Congress exhibited in per-
sonal conversation with several Of the
Richmond manufacturers While In Wash
lngton the gentlemen lost no time. and
they went about among the legislators
pretty generally. trying to find out how
the land lies. What they discovered seems
to have satisfied them. for they now de-
clare that they feel confident the new bill
will pass,
Among those who got back yesterday
ere the greater number OF the party
who attended from Richmond. Mr., Land
street. president Of the new organization
formed In Washington. and Mr.. Osterloh,
the treasurer. remained behind. The 9TH
ers who came back were representatives
here, including w. Z. hancock and Com
phny, G. D.. Larus and Company. Cameron
and Cameron, T. G. Williams and Com
pany, r. A. Patterson and Company, the
United States Tobacco Company and But
le- and Bosher.
One OF the gentlemen was seen yester-
day and In reply to questions Indicated
his belief that the trip, from the point OF
view OF the independent manufacturers,
had been q most successful one. Besides
the Richmond tobacconists there were
representatives from twenty-five or thir-
ty large firms in other cites; about fifty
Others were represented by letters. Or
ganization was effected and a series OF
important sessions was held.
THINK IT WILL PASS.
The Ways and Means Committee of Con-
gress. before whom the bill was argued,
is, according to this gentleman. strongly
In favor OF the bill. It will recommend 1t
to Congress-. and there are reasons to be-
licvo that that body will view 1t with
favor. Congressman seen and talked to
seemed to look at the matter In this light.
Within few days copies Of the bill will
be struck off and distributed. 1t will prob
ably come up in Congress within the next
week. Between now and then the newly
fcrmed organization will have some hard
work on its hands.
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SECRET
LEAKS OUT
Charges Of incompetence Are
Made Against Mr.. O'Grady.
BY THE CITY ACCOUNTANT
The Affairs Of His Office Admins.
tered With Absolute Honesty, but
His Book Said to Be In Badly
Tangled Condition.

City Accountant Carlton Mccarthy
has preferred charges OF incompetency
against Mr.. I. James q. OGrady, clerk
to tho Board OF Health, and at this
time a subcommittee OF the Council
Committee on Health Is Investigating
the accusation with a view to making
final report on the matter at the
next regular session OF the body OF the
whole. which will be held next Thurs
day night.
In the meantime. IL he has not al
ready done SO. the city accountant will
make a similar charge against Mr..
OGrady before the Committee on FL
nance, and 1t is quite probable that this
body will take or has taken action,
which will come up for consideration at
the next meeting Of tho Common Coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
ARMY OFFICER THRASHES
"YANK" KENNY, PUGILIST
(spoe,,l % ma Thine, .n,,n0,rn

Il. Especial to The Times. Dispateh.)
NEW YORK, February 6-Lieutenant
Arthur Leroy Bunp, Eighth Infantry, u
s. A., thrashed "Yank'' Kenny. the pugi.
list, last night for insulting a lady. his
cousin. with whom he was returning
from the Charity Ball. The officer had
stepped into a store to purchase . cigar,
and when no came out the lady said
tho man had lnsulted her by making a
noise with his mouth.
Kenny camo here to be Monroes spar.
ring partner.
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Judge Christians Report.

Tho official report OF the History Conn
'mittee Of the Grand Camp Confederate
Veterans. Department Virginia, prepared
by Judge George L. Christian. chairman
has just been published IN pamphlet form
The booklet has twenty-nlne pages, and
not only Is a most valuable document. but
Its distinguished author has managed to
mako It exceedingly interesting as we'll
even to the general reader. The report
Is ron the Treatment and Exchange Of
Prisoners" and the Sunday following its
presentation was printed In fun by the
Richmond papers, .Sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
MAY ENTER
FROM GRACE
Miller & Rhoads Want Store
Extended Through Square.
HAVE HANDSOME FRONT.
This Entrance Especially for Ladies' ID
Be on arace-Mr. Hutxler Buys the
Davenport Property Making
This Possible-lnnoyation.

Messrs. Miller and Rhoads, whose lb-
eral and courteous dealings have buil1
them up IN enormous business, and whose
place Of business is one OF the largest Of
Its kind in the South. want a store e1-
tending through to Grace Street, with
fine Grace.Street entrance. They ara also
In a good way to get II.
A week or ten days ago Mr.. e. "A. Cat.
lin sold the Davenport residence at $4,000.
This property adtoins the residence OF
Major N. ". Randolph, at Sixth and
Grace. recently sold by Mr.. Catlln to- the
Presbyterian Committee OF Publication.5
and not only has the same frontage, but
extends back very much further. and
overlapping and lying beside the site OF
the Miller and Rhoads store. The alley
now open Is private property and Is part
Of the Davenport property. Many did not
know this, and hence some surprise was
expressed at the selling price Of the lot.S
MR.. HUTzLER PURCHASER.
But who bought the Davenport house;
was a mystery. All attempts to find out
failed. Several days ago deed was res
corded conveying the property from the
Davenport estate to Mr.. Charles Daven-5
port. Many thought that Mar. Charles
Davenport was the owner. But It now
having bought the house in 1898, but just
now putting the transfer on record Yes
terday, when the new deed was recorded
1t was seen that Mr.. Charles Hutzler Id
the new owner. This gentleman Is a1ss
tho owner OF the Miller and Rhoads store
and as already stated, while the two lots,
one facing Broad and the other Grace, ID
not abutt rear and rear, they overlap foi
fifty or more feet. and q store erected to
face Grace Street and running back more
than 200 feet. would have fts western
wall touch the eastern wall of the pres
ent mammoth notion store. The two
stores could easily be made into one by
having sliding doors cut In the Walla5
where they overlap. sis
WANT JUST THIS THING
Now. Messrs. Miller and Rhoads have
asked Mr.. Hutzler to build them such a
store, giving them q handsome Grace
Street entrance. This Is done because,
even with their new store, they have not
the room their constantly increasing bus-s
mess makes imperative.
. MIR. Hutzler has the matter under con-
sideration. II he accedes to the wish OF
his tenants OF the Broad-Street store.
Richmond will have an Innovations fash-
Siopable store, having an entrance on q
fashionable street. Such stores are abun-
dant in New York, but unknown here,
1t looks as II this square Is destined to
new history, rich In that which Il now
possesses. The Presbyterian Committee
may erect several handsome buildings on
the site OF the Randolph residence, and
IL Mr.. Hutzler yields, quite an imposing
array Of new structures will be presented,
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approved by Botetourt Lodge. and also by
tho District Deputy Grand Master Mr.
Josephus Traitor.
1t Is thought that the dlspensation will
be promptly granted by the Grand Mas
ter. The officers Of the new lodge are
Rev. r. A Folkes, master; e. w. Rowe,
senior warden; W. Hall, Junior warden:
M. F'olkes Is also master Of Botetourt
Ladge. The prospects for the new lodge
are very bright.
Negotiations have been pending for
some time between the Bell Telephone
Company and the Tidewater Telephone
Company. An agreement has been reached
and tho contract will be entered into.
which will give the Underwater Telephone
Company Bell connections.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07

University tonight before a very large
and highly-pleascd audience.
A sharper, giving his name as Richard
B. Miller, OF Chicago, has been bound
over to court by Mayor Powell for forg-
Ing an order purporting to be from a
prominent farmer near here to a Raj
cigh merchant for considerable sum
Of money and merchandise The far
mer, Mr.. George Mitchiner, says the
fellow came to his place some days ago,
spent several hours urging that he be
given an option on his farm represent
Ing himself as a capitalist from Phila-
delphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
GAVE a RECEPTION
TO MR.. "A. D. WATKINS

In honor Of the release OF Mr.. Asa D.
Watkins, student OF the Institution,
from the pest house. where he has
been quarantined for the past several
weeks, a sufferer witbvarioloid,i a recep-
tion was given last night at the Union
Theological Seminary. About $50 guests
were present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
STRIKE AvERTED
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Has Reache
Agreement With Employees.

(By Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS, MO-. Feb. 6.-General-
Manager Allen. Of tho Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway. stated tonight that
the differences Between his company and
the trainmen had been settled and there
would be no strike.
Grandchildren Morrissey, Of the train
man, and Assistant Master Carrot, Of the
conductors, says: Our demands were
conceded; the freight men get on ad-
vance OF Is per cent and passenger
men Of IL per cent There Is an UNDER
standing between the other four roads to
which similar demands were made that
whatever the Missouri. Kansas and Tex
as did would be accepted as Initiating
the basis Of general settlement with their
employees. thus averting strike"
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HE KILLED HIS
BOY COMP ANON.
William Perdue. Aged Fifteen.
Accldently Shot by Bradley
Poteet. OF Same Age.
Especial to Tho Times, Dl.pAt )

IppVclHI 20 IHu A1INaHasUISpAtcH'J ~ lsTle
JONNEv1IIM, VA. February a-ow-
Ing to the accidental discharge Of a
shotgun in the hands OF Bradley Potsst.
two homes are In deep sorrow. and Wal
Perdue lies dead. with his under jaw
torn away and his head almost severedi
from his body.
Both boys are aged about fifteen years.
Young Poteet claims that at the time
Of the accident he had the gun uuder
his coat. to protect 1t from rain. ard
that the hammer, in some way, caught
In his clothlnE and 40 caussd the dlsSs
charge. A nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07

At the time cortez Mexico
against
shed city Of Santiago Cuba He commissioned
1919 with Of marched
death
the power
Spain Mexico after
December 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
SENT Il, FOR. AdAd
Court Threatens to useIt on Defen.
dant at Manassas.

"a Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
County Court Of Prince William county.
Judge william g. Lipscomb presiding.
Robert N, Mclnteer was to-day aentenced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
PLEDGED TO Secrecy.

PLEDGED TO SECRECY. "a
The news of the charges against Mr..
O'Grady will be read with surprise, even
by the members Of the Health Commit
Tee and others directly Interested, as
every precaution has been taken to keep
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
ACHILLES LODGE

Application for a Dispensation Approved
by Deputy Grand Master.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA.
February 6.-There was a large attend
ance at the meeting Of Botetourt Masonic
Lodge to-day. Twenty-one members ask
ed for a dispensatlon to form lodge at
Achilles. In Guinea. to be known as
Achilles Lodge. The application was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31

BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
City SOutn 1e4ty LlDrsty
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ftItsbuEE. Cleveland 3.35pm. S4upm- Iirtd
'sFtttsbuES k.mited".. 5plI- IO.pIr- BUFFET
Cincinnati. 81. Louis. ~ 80 q.
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Norfolk 4l2 S5pu- IOGpm Diner
"Daily. TDeLy. except SUnday. SSsInaay Only.
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= linton Square W. so E-Uud y Y. 3i3 Fulton ST.
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from hotel residence o destination
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SUB.
Notice Of Summons.
pPFME COURT. COTNTY OF NEW

cTPRFME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- csk-Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Plain
II. vie. Jacob A zimmerman Duncan Mclean J.
Henry Yoekel ana me S ,5 h g9h a21an
5Srs d said william Preuss Jr Louis Dessert
eng eng so1: Robert jacob R9nads & johnson COMPANY
EznS 5 e9 15S0 tie arm Of Mcenn and Taylor;
6usRss1. he Edison Electric Illuminating company Of
YsTYoT AoTse Me1 ar T = Ee5cr. hiexander
Ksnsr smith Gr1y & COMPANY Hfnry Piu s5 ank II
Scsaa composing re firm q Henry J HoerneT CON-
pay " F-l-K n ATeTy Henry " Eaton ana Stephen
< Ellington composing The hT OF t9Ps 1 2bfiy
F Paul B. Pggh Company Louis B9sser f,o JsG96
Nants sI. S9 berss I Louis = Weher: consoI-
C1a1S. 1onayany II New York: Chapman and Com
CO. fo-Taery The Bauland Company: John S Ascough
s.8 Eng compsng George r More Mathew
s g 1 soTI to plaintiff; and all other persons and
corporations 70 won sIy IN or 5g5 o. ~ Work or
furnishing Of materials toTeTd the sIeetion:
sss ansa8ed complaint n this sc9n and known BY R 5he
street 1S.L-is So. c,ouaty ana state OF New York
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haeSs lr.eti. oliver strong; Frank D. Gsmeyeii
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aHende. s1--Jis - te-erg s15roaed 10 answer
81; SUP meaal and amended Complaint IN thls 9etlSn.
ana al their once 80 Is Wall street BeTough Of
service this summons. exclusive CT me uas
--.,---e- st5 i. If failure 10 appear on
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a. lie reef demanded in the suDpeneneI ana ae1oeo
t5-rs New York. July on lt-1a ,,--, ,...,,.
" p.zErflF Office ard Post once ADDRESS - " IA
e--slt F-r-uch of Manhattan. New YORK CITY.
~ 5s.frEaGts Duncan Mclean individually ana a.
rsss f- he benefit certain creditors % ne sau
-,f.r-v p-erss T- Mathew Mercer said name Mathew
beiag fc i0Gs his Christian name being 1nHhow
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seig far he Performance Of WORK or furnishing OF
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premises described Che supplemental ana ainei4aea CS
ts+-f Ia THIS action and known b. the street BUMPERS
I'd -19 west lc4th street. IL The Borough OF Man
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sr perssns corporations unknown 70 the pair
f.e foregoing supplemental and amended summons
e ssrres urln you bg publication pursuant 10 an orue
II ne Honorable Francis n scott one Of ne lsces OF
tie Supreme court ~ New OK. daieo me
lGh dsy 81 July 1868 MED with the Supplements
and Tlaut. in The Office ~ TIE clerk OF me
county New York, The County court House IN ns
borough Of Nauaattan city, County auo Siate q ~"
York the 10TH day n July, 1903 whca said SUPPLE PIE
and amended complaint was oFiSlnaily Lr1 III ts
Office Of tie SAID Clerk ne 9th DAY q July 100
Dated. New York. July goth 1903 --- ...-
RIT r. W0rpFoHD. BoNrE & BUTCHER. Attorneys
Plaintiff. Office and Post efilc" address. % VAL
street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City