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Evening journal., 1904-06-27
BATTLE
MAY Be RAGING
Russians Assume Offensive
Against Combined Armies
of Oku and Kuroki
SEVERAL BATTLESdlPS SUNK
Both Japs and Russians Reported to
Have Sustained Losses-Thousht
That Hostile Armies Are Fighting
Greatest Battle Of the War;


Greatest Battle Of the War;
Tatche-Kiao Cbetween Kai-Chou and
Hai-Cheng, Liao-Tung Peninsula),
June %, 2.45 a. ma great battle seems
TO be impending. and even now may
have begun. portion of the Russian
army has assumed the offensive against
the japanese forces commanded by
General Ol1u, and it is reported that
General Kurok is moving along the
Russian left flank against HaiCheng.
According to a high-placed parsonage,
General Kurokrs army is strong
enough to take the offensive and he
presumably is anxious for a decisive
action before the rains begin.
Sharp firing was heard i'm the hills
yesterday at daybreak and severe
lighting is reported to be in progress
near the village of Ton-Chen. An Of
fcer who galloped in yesterday evening
reported that the Russians were gain
ing the upper hand and driving back
the enemy. This, however, has not
vet been confirmed.
Troops Hurry to Battle.
All day yesterday Russian troops
were hurrying southwark from Tatche-
Kiao and as night fell battalions were
continuously moving out briskly to the
accompaniment of their battle songs.
Clouds Of dust hung over the marching
columns and the chorus of the infan-
try singers was occasionally interrupt
ed by the rattle and clang of guns
drawn at a smart trot and followed by
galloping squadrons of cavalry.
1t was a stirring spectacle to see the
Russian army eagerly Fastening, sing
ing into battle. The old battle hymns
last heard in the Balkans resounded
among the hills and valleys, as with
bayonets glittering in the setting sun
the regimental colors were borne ma
iestically forward.
Evening journal., 1904-06-27
LOST FORTUNE
IN ONE NIGHT
Trousers Containing Sos
Thrown Over Bedroom
Door Entice Thief
BESSIE'S TEARS OF NO AVAIL
Failed to Bring About Desired Effect
and Court Fines Her S. and Costs.
Heavy Fine For Man Who Assaulted
Boy.

William Botcto. Of No. is Robinson
street is out the sum Of si05 which he last
saw late on Saturday night. In city Court
this morning he charged Joseph Waloski
with stealing the "pile" but the evidence
was not strong enough to warrant holding
the defendant and he was discharged.
Boteto said that Walesk asked him to
have a drink on Saturday night and he
refused. Walosk then got mad and along
about . o'clock on Sunday morning Boz
teto'g wife saw the defendant acting sus-
piciously around her husbands bedroom
door. When Botcto had gone to bed he
threw his trousers In the pockets OF which
was his hoard. over the door When he
awakened In the morning, the money was
gone. No witnesses were produced who
saw WaiesN take the money nor did any
body see him with an unusual sum about
him.
Evening journal., 1904-06-27
Ressle's Tears in Valn.

Though Bessie Moody, colored, charged
with disor6erly conduct shed oopious
tears. she failed TO melt Judg Cochran's
heart. Bessie is a bad girl and the court
fined her s. ana sosts
For the second time within recent date
John Sloan, a good sized man, was ar
raigned this morning on charge of as
sauiing a boy. The youngster was Benz
iamin Richardson. He testified that Sloan
kicked him IN the side on Saturday last
with such force as to knock him down.
Patroiman Paulman witnessed the as
sault and placed the defendant under ar
rest He was fined $40 and costs. Sloan,
who IS OF robust build, seems to have a
dislike for boys and the court imposed the
heavy fine on him with the hope that Il
would be the means OF breaking him OF
the habit of assaulting boys.
The cases Of Charles Washman Andrew
Christmas and Tony Rosse. charged with
disor ierly conduct. were dismissed. Tn,
charge Of assault and battery preferred
by Thomas Vincent against Bernard Lavir
was not sustained and the latter was ais,
dismissed.
Edward Truman was sentenced to sixt.
days imprisonment for vagranoy.
Evening journal., 1904-06-27

LOST. 49, AT sHELLPOT SATURDAY
evening. A ladies god watch Name in
back of case. A. c. Jones. Reward If re-
turned 10 owner. 2225 Market St. j27-st
Evening journal., 1904-06-27

LOsT.-A KEROSENE AUTOMOBILE
brass lamp. Reward if returned to Rob
ert Hutton & Sen. 225 shipley st. j27-st
Evening journal., 1904-06-27
THE WEATHER

Tomorrow: Fair, cool wealth.
er, light, variable winds. On
Wednesday, fair weather with
slowly rising temperature.
Evening journal., 1904-06-27
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

- York. by the Grace OF Cod. and Independent,
To william o. Barton. William Muirord Helen q
Osborne Joseph c Milford. Benjamin Milford Irene
MIer. Lincoln Barton. NJ Haley AMANDA
Tompkins Emma J. Velders. Henry b. barton III
ard ~ dead his heirs and
and places Of residence being unknown Hannah
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Fidelity & Company ard inter
ested in Estate OF Maria Barton late OF the
County q York. deceased creditors Kin
otherwise. send greeting You and you are
hereby cited snd required personally appear
Of the County Of New York the
Gurrosates o said County. held the County
Court House in TIE County OF New YORK. o .th
Of 1904, half past O'Clock
noon OF Gay. then and there O judicial
settlement OF the account OF proceedings Of Anna II
Administrative with the VIII
substituted under the VIII Testament
-sid deceased. ana such Of hereby
under the OF twen;yone years. required
by guardian. II have II
none 20 appear and apply for one 10 b. appointed
the event OF neglect failure DO n
VIII be appointed By the Surrogate
in the proceeding
In testimony whereof. We zeal OF
Surrogates Court County OF New York to he
hereunto affixed. Witness. c
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County OF New York, the 18th day OF January
IN the q Lord thousand hundred and
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Books People Are Reading.
c. / 3.

and Present: TEedln's Central Asia and
Tibet; Verner's pioneering IN Central
Africa: Smiths Village Life in China.
History-Fiske's New France and New Eng
land: Gordon's "Reminiscences Of the Civil
War: Hodgkin's Italy and Her Invaders
observation-disclosures Autobiography Of Seventy
Years: The Nemesis OF Froude": hugler :
Frederick the Great"
Fiction-Deland's "Dr. LavenGar's People ;
Wards Lady Roses Daughter. Wharton :
Sanctuary: London's The call OF the
Wud''; Aliens The MctJe Of the Pasture !;
Weyman's The Long Night; Harrington 5
Cherry"
CHICAGO PUBLIC LTBRARY.-Chicago Jan
29-The most popular books among Chicago
readers. as shown by the demands at the
Public Library during the last week. are as
follows:
Fictlon-Fox's The Little Shepherd Of King
dom Come; LCndon's The call OF the
WiG'': Pages Gordon Keith
History and Riography-Morley's Life Of Glad
stone. Aacf.ane's The Story Of Nary Mac
Lane: Du I2aTry's Memoirs Of Nine. Du
Barri.r translated by Riley.
Travel and Adventure-No rnan's All the Rus
slas": EdGy's Two Thousand Niles on an
Automobile; Hataeld's "Geyseriand and
Wonderland"
Scientific and Observation-Disclosures Human Per
sonality and Its survival 81 Bodily Death;
HuGslns The Law Of Mental Medicine:
Dewey's The True Science Of Living"
Miscellaneous-Ibse The Dolls House"
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TELEPHONE co. REORGANIZATION.

The main Details OF the reorganization plan OF the
Michigan Telephone Company set forth in a
printed plan which has been sent TO all bondhold-
erS AS the plan indicates. the property IS taken
over by the boncholdeTs. who, In connection with
raising the additional money necessary to provide
for improvements. as planned. receive all OF the
securities OF the corporation. excepting a rea-
sonable compensation 10 the bondholders' commit
tee and underwriting syndicate, which is paid in
common stock. The entire common stock will be
made subject 20 voting trust agreement the
voting trustees being y. W Harris Of Chicago;
W. c. Mcmillan. Of Detroit: Isaac Sprague and
r. A Fsrrar, OF Boston. and Allen 3. Forbes Of
New-York
A large interest has been taken in the new
company by some OF the prominent and sub
stanral men IN Michigan. among whom are w c
MCMILLAN. i. J. Hecker and 7. II. Newberry Of
Detroit, who VIII be actively represented In ,ha
management AID the directory. The companv
has authorized sufficiently large ultimate cs pitel
70 enable II 20 meet the growing demands OF the
business in the State CT Michigan and perfect IN.
improvements already under way. which will re-
suit IN important economies in management ana I.
great oetterInent in the service 20 the public N
w bar-ss a CO. are the syndicate ulanaxers an
carrying o1t tie reorganization plan
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CTPREME COURT OF NE sTATE oF

- New York New York County-Joanna n Pur5y
Plaintiff. against seth r. Johnson Emily y. johnson
Sheldon. 3 Dor~n. Robert Kerr William a
Perch Spaeth. William q Jacob poro-
wiz. I'd ". Vel. thL Poon Gnu Yok wah. Gnu Kin
Foo. Gnu John. Gnu sue, thu GuOuC Shen,
cQruroting nrm Of John Eee COMPANY civ ttIoDr
SIrn People 81 the State Of New YORK C1Io-g
HoEs L0UrE. II living, and his wife II living the low
grantees q the said Quons Hong Loung n he h.
ad persons Interested ru1rtraeaB
premises NAlHve4 ~ l'l 'l.rct u ne City Of
Borough OF Manhattan ny deed. or
otherwise. and Who have heretofore
IA parties this action. the u an
whom. c0celt said Cuung Hong LOuug. being IN
known g Plaintiff. DefeE ians Supplemental summon.
Trial desired n tho County = New York To ne
defendants You hereby 10 answer
copy Of answer upon the plaintiffs attorneys within
The service Of this
exclusive - the day n service and Of
failure judgment be
you default for The RELIEF DEMANDED IN The
sun coGpla
dated New York september 18th. 1903.
MANNHEIM g. MANNHEIM Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS Oaca
aac Flstofnce Address No BOZ broadway New York
City. Manhattan Borough
To Quong Hons Loung. n living. and his wife II liy
WIDOW n there l. living. he heir
deyisees and the Ououk HING
Bouug - he he dead. and all other
uortgngod premises Number Mott street in The
q New York EorgJEh OF Nanhaftan se.a y.tlr
otheTv and have heretofore
by name made parties TO this action. tho Of
unknown 20 plaintiff; The foregoing supplemental sum
- served by publication pursusnr 20
order o. Honorable James Fitzgerald Justices
4 the supreme Court q the state q York aed
eighteenth dAy Of December.
complaint "a the of1ce Of the CLERK
York at the County House. in the tiryoug- ~
Manhattan city OF New York. nineteenth dsv Of
Der. lt13
Dates New York. December 18Th. lan3
and P-stofHce Address No. 800 Broadway New York
CITY. Borough = Manhattan.
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NETWORK PUBLIC LIBRARY.-The most
popular books for the week. according 10 de-
rnaUds AZ the library. have been:
Fictior--Wister's The Virginian''; Tarlotngton's
yuveuiles-AIcotrs Little Women, Virgins
'Rebecca Of Sunuybrook Farm Richards's
Golden Windows"
Miscenaueous-IaviPuacs Musical Education" /:
Brovuelrs Heart Of japan. WaGners
'PGrsifs.'
BUFFALO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Burralo. Jan.
29-kccording to the demands made at the
Public Library during the last week the fol
lowing named books were the most popular:
riction-Daxis's "A Bar sinister: CUTLER
COUGHS "Hetty Wesley; Crawford's Heart
OF Rome; Sherwood's Daphne: Harra-
den's Katherine Frensham"; Tarkington's
Cherry"
5uveniles-Tarr McMurray's Home GeoEra-
ply. Raymouds The Misaid Uncle:
L0ng's Book OF Romance; Higgtnson's
Tales OF the Enchanted Islands Of the
Atlantic"
Observation-Disclosures MY Devon Year:
Roosevelts california Addresses; Mabie's
backgrounds OF Literature: SINNERS
American Myths and Legends"
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS washington.
Jan. 29.-The following lis Of books called
for indicates the tastes OF readers in Wash
ington this week:
Descriptive and Travel-IAndsay's India: Past
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London. January %.
Archibald Ross Colquhoun's Greater Amer
tea now in Harper press. VIII be an lnde-
pendent Englishnan's views of the neT policies
OF the United States and her relations Win
South America and the Far East T. y. Akin
son has written q short history q English archi-
lecture. A {. Benson Is editing Queen Vic
toris's letters. Marten Martens IS rehearsing his
FIRST play. which VIII be a curtain raiser for
ParrIe's Little Mary" Mrs Arthur Colville's
social history. sarah Duchess q Marlborough.
and Queen Anne's Court" is full o. good ma
terra. Eden Phillpotts's American Prisoner
10 the most striking novel OF a dull week.
J. ". r
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41rH REVIEW JANUARY
Lafesf FOREIGN Ne6eS AbOtfF BOOKS.

Paris. January %.
ouendorcc publishes Napoleon ct son Ills by
Frederic Mason. Of the French Academy
Besides presenting a new documentary biogra-
phv OF the King or Rome, the work shows
Napoleon in a new character. that of father
rs success may be said TO be equal 10 that
OF Napoleon e les Pennies" by the same
author. Fortemoing publishes lie Lac Nolr
by Henri Bordeaux. a novel based on a crime
Of rorcery that took place in Savoy in the last
centurv. Joanin has just issued an "Inventaire
rlustre &c Ia photographic du Louvre" by
Henri de Chennevleres.
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END OF THE EXHIBITION.

The seventy-nlnth annual exhibition OF the Ma
tional Academy OF Design brought to a close
yesterday afternoon. The official report OF tho
admissions gives 20 II the total number OF per
cons who have visited the exhibition during the
four weeks that the pictures have been view
Tvyenty-one pictures have been sold outright and
nineteen more are IN process OF disposal. The
highest price paid for any one picture was $500
given for the Richards Marine" (No 10.
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Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

SIPREME COURT, NEW 1OKh COUNTY,
George a Croker. individually ana sole surviving
= viii and Testament Of William u
Crocs- plaintiff. against Robert Ives Crocker
william h. Croker. defendants summons Trial 10
York County To above named defend
anus. YoI hereby summoned the comp
ia This action. and copy OF your
the plaintiffs within twenty days after
OF exclusive OF
and In your failure answer Judgment
Will be by default Tor RELIEF
malded IL the complaint
ps-e4 New YORK November 23d. 1903
CRANaTH 4 HENDERSON. ATTORNEYS Tor
Plalnt.N once and Cirs Address. W 81 VIII
tarn Street. Borough Q Manhattan YORK City,
y.
To defendants. Robert Ives Croker William
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by notification pursuant order Of II
scott Justice o supreme OF he Of
New Yor. dated 29th DAY Of Deceuaber 1873 ana
complaint the Office Of nc
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the dogs, discussing their habits and the vsri-
Gus Ills that affect them. in a way that indi-
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the Readers History of American Literature %
which has been issued by HouEhton. Mifflin &
Co. and which Is based upon a series Of lect-
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70 provide the reader with consecutive nara
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scholarship. For many years we must yet go
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for many Of the very materials OF living. But
materials take their value from him who uses
them. and that wreck would have long since
passed from memory had there not been Rob
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the first three books OF Homer's ''Iliad." edited
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Teachers who have used Professor Seyrnour'E
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tizs-,antr received ~ the following r-an~h
.fH~ez ~ regular office rates until y CLOCK
p p, VIZ 2sif shave. a. Q. cor 2fi-st
80 ffN-aVe cor f2th-st % u.s. lfth--t-.
90 yvas- So e Nr- rvee~ ~ aD1 So ayes
~r~ West f'I-N. ct SrS C7-ave. between
-sfr a-,F 1Ttr s+- ? .O2G Shave. near elsr-
~ -0S fer-ava near SHfh-sr 70 East
f9-+r 49, 80 'T~rr10n,-ave. ESQ S1-sre.
-ear 4ist-st s5t sd-ave go Bleecker-st
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