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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
Short and Sweet

Eben Low is contemplating hanging
up a purse for a three eighths of a
mile dash between Indigo, Sureshot and
Traveller, to be run in the Wild West
enclosure during the cowboys carnival.
~ ~ ~
There were no minor league ball
games yesterday.
~ ~ ~
The Irwin Cup, for frst-class yachts,
will be raced for next Sunday. 1t is
expected to arrive by the next Ala
media.
George Schilling, a 115-pound boxer,
is in town.
Many of the press members had to
stand and take notes, the newspaper
reservation being crowded with people
who had no business there whatever.
~ - ~
The Santa Claras played a vigorous
game in the face of an unfavorable
score and played their hardest to the
very end.
A. Shafer of the Claras is perhaps
the best college shortstop in the cOun-
try. New York, Philadelphia and Chi
cago have been after him. NJ. Shafer
of the same team is cousin of his.
- - -
Crit. Kennedy was suffering from a
badly bruised hand yesterday.
~ ~ -
Friene got nasty smash in the ear
at the end of the game from one Of
leslie s deliveries. 1t laid him out
for a while.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
Cowboy Outfit Arriving
for Wild West Carnival

Five fine bullock horses arrived by
the steamer Noeau last Friday to be
used in the Wild West events which
are coming off this week. They came
from Kawaihae and two of the speedi-
est may be seen in the polo tourna-
ment. They are at present quarterod
at Eben Lows place.
The cattle for the cowboy carnival
will arrive from Waianae tomorrow and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13

win be taken direct to Kapiolani Park
Heavy steers viii be procured for rid
ing and some very wild and speedy
animals have already been trapped for
the roping events.
A delegation of cowboys viii arrive
from Hawaii and Maui by the steamer
Mauna Loa, including Angus McPhee,
who is bringing the celebrated bucking
mule Maud.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
More BIeachers Will Be
Built at Baseball Park

stand, and it finally became necessary
to stop the sale of seats in the stand.
It seems that the day before, per-
sons were refused ffty-cent tickets, as
the places were all sold, and they af-
terward had to buy seventyfve-cent
seats.
The grandstand has one Thousand
seats and a certain number of reserved
seats. If the seats in the stand proper
are sold, then the ticketmen must le-
fuse other wouldbe purchasers or sell
them seventy fve-cent seats.
The crowd yesterday was the largest
that has ever gathered in the grounds
and they were we'll taken care of. For
the next games, President Isenberg Will
have additional bleachers built to ac-
commodate the crowd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
WHITE SOX HOP.

Tickets for the dance to be given by
the Honolulu White Sox in the K. OF
P. hall on Saturday, August 1, are now
being sold by the following officers OF
the club:
DR.. K. F. Ii, c. S. Wakita, August
Guerrero, Sam Akai, Sam Hop, J. Z.
Motley.
Tickets may also be secured at the
door,
Baseball fans can do a lot to pro.
mote the sport by purchasing tickets
for the dance to be given to defray the
expenses of the first season of Homo
lulu s youngest ball team.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
NO GAMES PLAYED
AT WAIKIKI

The Kapiolani Baseball League have
decided to postpone their series till
after the conclusion of the triangular
series.
The next games will be played on
August Is and will be between the
Tidal Waves and the Leahis, and the
Highlands and the Reliance.
The Reliance, Highlands and Twi-
lights are tied for the first series, and
the standing of the teams in the second
series is as follows.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
Coming Events

July 17-1s-wild West show.

July 17-18-Wild West show.
July 1S-Fleet field meet.
July 1S-Baseball, Rams VS.. Keio;
Punahous VS.. Santa Clara.
July 19-Baseball, St. Louis VS.. San
ia Clara; Diamond Heads VS.. Keio.
July 19-Yachting, Irwin Cup race.
July 19-Fleet baseball.
July 19-Golf. McInerny Cup play.
July I9-Waikiki regatta.
July q, 22-Polo tournament.
Aug. 17-Puunene tennis cup play.
August White Sox dance, K. of
P. Hall.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
THE SECOND GAME.

The Santa Claras got liberal hand
as they trotted out onto the green
] sward.
| 1t looked as if the Jewels were going
to live up to their reputation of scor
! ing at the first crack out of the box
but, alas, such proved to be poor
/ guess.
Olmos flew to center. Edwin Fer
nandez walked, stole second and pro
| eeeded TO third on first s error. Louis
struck out and Costello flew out to
first
In the third inning the Jewels
tripled. J. Fernandez died short to
first. Sing Chong beat out bunt to
first and aihued second. Olmos went
to first on hit to the center garden.
E. Fernandez hunted and beat the ball,
third baseman suffering the pellet to
90 between his legs; incidentally, Sing
Chonr scored. Louis hit to center
field and brought home Olmos and Fer
nandez. Costello whitfield, Louis stole
second, and Davis also famed.
The Santa CIaraS wiped one run OIL
the deficit in the third. NJ. Shafer was
out pitcher to first. Kilburn running
to first was hit in the back by the ball,
which ricocheted into the left terri
tory, allowing the runner to arrive at
third in safety Latin struck out. 81
can t help Latin yelled Jack Doyle,
whereat the crowd in the makai bleach
ers nearly died latin. Coon Pc
ters smashed to second, scoring Kill
burn. Kennedy was disappointed at
first.
In the next inning the Santa Claras
evened up matters Freine gained first
on a hit to center and stole second.
Brvnes made first on a hit to second,
Broderick and a. Shafer both famed,
Freine and Brynes came in on wild
pitch. Catcher Davis had no option
but to allow Freine to score, but
Brynes stole a march on him. Nj.
Shafer walked and stole second by nice
work. Kilburn struck out.
The only other run scored during the
game. and the winning run at that,
transpired in the seventh.
J. Fernandez flew out to right field
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13

Sing Chong did precisely the same on
the other side of the compound. Olmos
hit to first and went to second on
shortstop' s overthrow. E. Fernan leg
walked. Louis smashed to second and
an error by that baseman let Olmos in.
Fernandez was thrown out from second
as he was trying to steal home.
Summary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13

Two more Riversiders broke into the
game at the big league park yesterday.
They are Sing Chong, who played short
for the Jewels in place of Evers, and
Walker, who helped out the Saint
Louis batting array. Both men made
good.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
SUMMARY,

Bases on balls-Of Leslie, 3; Kill
burn, 8.
Passed balls-Davis, 8.
Struck out-Leslie, Is; Kilburn, z.
Double play - Leslie-Sing Chong-
Fernandez
Umpire-Bower.
Scorer-W. III. Babbitt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
MUNRO TOOK
FIRST MEDAL
Leithead Finishes in Second
Place in the Golf
Tourney.

The medal play of the Honolulu Golf
Club which took place at Moanalua yes,
terday resulted in E. Munro winning
first prize and G. A. Leithead run
ming up.
The scores follow:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
BIG LEAGUES
BEST BATTERS

Following are the batting percent
ages of the big league players made up
to date and including men who have
hit better than $50 for six or more
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13

The Santa Claras have not shown
their true form yet. Their California
record makes them out players right
enough.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
SUMMARY

SUMMARY.
Three-base hit-John Williams.
Wild pitch-Joy.
Bases on balls-Off Joy, 2; Ka-
yama, 4.
Sacrifice hits-En Sue, Soares, Nu-
rakami, Abe.
Struck out-Joy, z.
Umpire--Bower.
Gaopar w II Pohbi+t
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05


In Warrenton. where he will remain
until his session opens.
a banquet was given on Friday night
at the warehouse by tho Woodmen OF
the World to the members and invited
guests. There was a large attendance.
and every one pronounced 1t an en-
sjoyable occasion.
Mr.. Nathan Hancock, who has had
a long siege of fever. has recovered,
and is now in Lynchburg. He is
prominent contractor of that city.
Misses Edyth Atwood and Lucy
Smith have returned homo from a visit
to North Carolina.
I Mrs. Thomas Hancock has been qulto
sick Tor the past two weeks.
Mrs. Sallie B. Reynolds. accompanied
by her daughter, Ann, is in Richmond:
visiting her mother, Mrs.. Thomas S.
}Bocock. She will remain there until
her school opens in September.
Messrs. Harry Hancock and Evant
Hinter are at home from the Virginia
Military Institute--both graduates.
Mrs. B. T. Oden has been dangerous
" Ill during the past week.
Il Mrs. Oscar Haya,s OF Bedford county,
lis visiting friends and relatives in Ap-'
pomattox.
Mr.. G. B. Wright, of Richmond, was
a visitor hero during the past week.
II Rev. A. G.. Bledsoe, Iof ortsmouth, Is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Ann Rledsoe,
and his sister. Mrs. a. II. Clement.
Mrs. Bessie James. who has been
quite sick is able to be out again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
.r. s:.. 4z ;I5.i s'. ;ss,-
Mathews Social News

81
MATHEWS, VA, July 4.-Miss Jen-
ME Hughes. of Richmond, who attend
ed the Bristow-Tyler wedding in Tap
pahannock on the 9th, is visiting Miss
Ellen Douglas Garnett.
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Banner and
two children are with Mrs. Banners
mother, Mrs. Virginia Browne. at Sea-
ford
DR.. Gains Billups of Baltimore. is
visiting his home Green Mansion.
Mr.. Turner Healy has returned from
the v. NJ. ].
Mr.. Madison. principal of Mathews
High School, left Monday for Orange
Captain and Mrs. Clarence Kirwan
and McGuffin Kirwan. of Baltimore are
visiting relatives in the county.
Mrs. Virginia. lane tand Miss Esther
Billups, Of Erltiynore;;are at the homo
OF Captain Gains Rllups.
Mr.. Taylor Garnett left this week to
resume his work with the Westing-
house Electrical Company, of Pitts
burg.
Miss Frances Dudley. of Rappahan-
mock county. after short visit to her
schoolmate, Miss Mary Gibson Hunley,
left for her home this week.
Nlessrs. Henry and Stanely Ferrfer
visited relatives In Mathews last week,
Misses JAMIE and Alice owen, Mas
ter sOtwayt Owen. Mrs. Gerhard Smiling,
Master Gerhard Smiling. of Lynch
burg: DR.. and Mrs. Harper. son and
Miss Ella Bouldin, of Danville. are at
Poplar Grove.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
Radford Social News.

RADFoRp, VA. J,,iy d.-Abont forty
young peonle silrprised Mr.; and Mrs.
with q Kitchen shower. 1t was the
first night at their nav home. Refresh
menti We're served, consisting of cakc
Mrs. William Ingles entertained
guests. Misses Mary and Janet Burk-
ley. Of stauntor, Shakespeare con-
Isefreshments were served by Miss
Nc. Ioaonin do la cova. OF Havana,
Cuba is spending few days at Cas-
sellton.
lie reception Monday evening at the
courthouse from to 10 o'clock.
musical program, was rendered and
ments. We're served during the evening.
The library will be opened next Tues
day afternoon from, A to g. o'clock:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. = Vaughan and IT
West End Hotel Wednesday. They
We're accompanied by Miss Brownie
Delp. who has been their guest for
several weeks.
visited his mother. Mrs. l.. 0. Bullard.
this week.
!. Mrs. &. L; cossell entertained the
Current Events Club Thursday after
dered which was much enjoyed.
Misses Mary and Janet Burnley, who
have been visiting relatives in town.
returned Friday to their home In
Staunton
Miss Edit, Dodds entertained Mon
day evening in honor of her guest.
Miss Edith Treuthart, or Portsmouth.
about twenty OF her friends being
present Misses Nellie and Edith
Dodds sang several selections. which
Were much enjoyed. Games We're
freshments were served by the N1isseS
Miss kathleen cassell returned
Thursday from a months visit to
Trenton, s. c., where she has been
attending q house party at Senator
ITillman's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
Roanoke Social News
17tspeeIal % .rle .rlmes. pI,pslch.l


most delightful and Unique germans
81 the se A., was gven ct Hotel
kearney c!1aries n auInn = and iSsl s.. {.
Sweeney. The Indies were given the
privilege o. inviting their escorts and
par,lnt,ers for tho dances zee, The young
led by. Messrs. Sandy rig gat and 1tar-
xey White. !, Tween ty-six couples par
danes Winder,s Needles 9i and Foster ss
Mrs. Adrian Dnvant gave q d cligllt-
full mountain party Wclncsdny nigl,t.
u s Sew J Of sr ss T srs hkaf
Pc were IN the narty t!at startedd
early in the. evening to climb to,the
ed the hotel when heavy storm came
up a delightful supper was served.
and the evening was one Of rare en-
Miss Waddey. Of Richmond, Is the
guest Of Mrs. W, II. Box1ey.
Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Carey have re-
turned from a trip to Gloucester and
is the guest : Of Miss Grace Morrison.
Miss HELEN Becker has returned
from Baltimore
Mr.: and Mrs. n. A. Bnckner, Mrs. D.
w. F'lickwir, Or. and Mrs. w. s. Greg
Dry are at Ocean View.
Miss Belinda Mitchell has returned
from a visit to relatives in Martins
Vile.
Mrs George Bowman and her daug-
ter. Miss Marie, left Thursday for
Chicago and Cincinnati and Lake re-
sorts.
Miss Hazel Nlddagh has returned
from house party at Emporin.
Mrs H G. Shull and her daughters.
Misses Marguerite and Josephine, have
returned from Maryland and Pennsyl-
wanna.
Miss Jessie Hippey has returned
from a visit to New York and other
Northern cities accompanied by her
Pa.
Miss Nellie Hobart has returned
from house party at Vivian, w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05


the Misses Bullitt. returned to her
homo on Saturday
Mr.. j. B. Collier has returned from
Alma gorda. New Mexico. where he
accompanied Mrs. Collier, who Will
remain In a sanatorium there for some
time.
Mrs. w. B. Lipscomb and daughter.
Miss jamie. and son. Tab, Of Char
tlottesville, arrived here Wednesday to
spend couple of weeks with Mrs.
Lipscomb's Brothers, the Messrs. Good
Gloe
Miss Susie Mcclure and Miss Ellet,
of Richmond, are the guests OF Hon.
and Mrs. RI Tate Irvine.
Miss Eva Dickenson, of Castlewood,
and Hiss Sarah Barker. of Bristol. are
guests at the home OF Mrs. II. S. K.
Morrison.
Rev. James Hubert Lloyd, who grad.
uated at the Episcopal Theological!
Seminary. Alexandria, this year, and
sister, Miss Lloyd. who has been study
ing art IN Paris for a year, arrived
here to-day to spend the summer with
their parents. Rev. DR.. ana Mrs. J. ].
Lloyd. Rev. Mr.. Lloyd will5ramain here
until the last of August, when he will
go to Japan as a missionary.
Mrs. C. &. Cochran has returned
from a visit to relatives Mt Charlottcs-
Vile. t5 ,3Afss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
Gloucester Social News.

GLOUCESTER G.. H. VA. July A.
lGloucest ter is rapidly filling up with
summer guests and boarders. and the
return of many young students to their
homes for the holidays Is causing a
round of ntertaIning
Miss Leah Taliaferro and Mrs.
Henry O. Sanders gave a bridge party
in honor of their guests. Miss Lettie
Starke, of Norfolk. The tables were
placed on the wide porch, which added
much to the pleasure Of the occasion.
The guests invited to meet Miss Starke
were Mesda,nes John Clarke, of
Yonkers; Ashby Jones. ST.; Ashby
Jones, .Jr.: William s. Mott, Graham.
Smith. stephen Wolcott, Anne John
liams Frank Lee, Thomas Martin.
Frank Dixon, Misses Rosa Martin. Nora
Taliaferro, Margaret Tabb. Mrs. Van
gundy.
Mrs. Charles z. Cary gave dinner.
to ". b. Lee and a tea in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. S. b. Cary, of Roanoke.
Mrs L. Carter Catlett gave dinner
In honor of Mrs. Marshall Melton.
given on Friday at Detchley to re-
ception to Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Jones,
Jr.
noon tea in honor OF her sister. Miss
Vangundy, and Mrs Graham Smith, in
honor of Miss Lettie3 Starke. who Is
Mrs. II. Q. Sanders.
Mrs, Frank Williams. OF Richmond, are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05

is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
Lewis. at Gloucester Courthouse.
week with her mother. Mrs. James, at
the shipyard.
Mrs. ]. st. George Bryan. Master
Joseph Bryan Ill, and Miss Mary
Kemp are at Eagle Point.
Mrs. Isaac Slingluf Is In Baltimore
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Chism.
Miss Martha Jones Is spending sew
eral weeks at her home, Lards End.
Miss Sally Catlett Is entertaining a
bright house party at her home,
Miss Clara Goode. OF Roland Park,
Baltimore. and Miss Josephine Reade,
of Philadelphia. are visiting Miss
Powell Byrd.
Misses Rebecca shafer, OF Rhode
Island, and Charlotte Ruffin. Of Han
over. Va. who have been visiting Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05

guests of the Misses Tabb. OF New
stead.
Miss o'Neil, of Milwaukee,. is the
guest Of Mrs. Turner.
Point. the guest of Mrs. Farley Clarke.
Mrs. w. II. Jones and Misses Sally
Jones and Ellen Lee have returned
from short visit In Richmond.
Mr. Thomas Talaferro, OF Middle
sex county, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Jones.
Mrs. Henry Bouldin is the guest OF
Mr.. John Bouldin.
Mr.. Graham Jones has returned from
Richmond.
I Mr.. William B. Lee. Jr., has returned
from williamsburg.
Mr.. John Tabb and Mr.. Warner
Tabb left on Wednesday for a short
visit to Richmond.
Mrs. Herbert Lewis, of West Point,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
Big Stone Gap Social News.

and Mrs. Charles Witt have moved TO
I Miss PosIe White. Of Abingd on, Is
visiting Miss Minnie Fox.
III w L. X annedy,4 OF Umatilla. Elm.
arrived hnra this week to visit his
parents Mr. and Mrs. ] Nv. KennedN,
Mrs. II. II. Sheppe and little son have
Miss Allie Brown. OF Jonesville, is
Visiting hcr brother. r, u; Brown,
"A Misses Anna and Elizabeth Agee. OF
Knoxville, are the guests of their
hltsa Mary. Kite, OF Bristol Is visit
ing f,icnds here.
Mira u us, Wright II ana idauEhtars,
Margaret and y!rginia;y MIS-, r oher!s,
F'ralklin spent Mast ,ThursdaY at n he
Natural s'ruine ! he great Daturnl Won
d,,l. In Scot 4 county III " Il. u
MIux \ II mt Gil tton. H5nf Abardeen.
al lss.. 10 slent sonla llno are w 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
Williamsburg Social News.

[Specialto The Times Dspatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July Cap
tain 3. w. Maynard, OF Biglers. gave
a launch party to West Point Tue sday.
Shipman, B. D. Peachy, 3. n Wolfe
and II s. Becker. Of Williamsburg.
and. DR.. O. G. Brunk, Messrs. D. A..
Powers. D. R. Norment, 2. G. Rawley,
Cleveland Maynard and G. e. Jamson,,
of York county.
Mrs Manfred Call and children. after.
sp lending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs T. H Geddy have returned to
their home5in Richmond.
Mrs. N. l.. Henley ana children and
returned from a weeks outing to
MI. M. II shipman has returned from
q visit to his parents IN Nelson county.
City Sergeant Emmett Milstead. Of
Newport News: was among the visitors 'ialt e'l'7
Miss Katherine Geddy has returned
home after visit to relatives at To-
ano.
Miss Mary Ware Gait is visiting rel-
atiyes in Norfolk.
Mr.. John ?. Wing. student at the
Theological Seminary. Alexandria, v1s-
tied friends here this week.
Mrs. Alfred II. Miles, formerly Lizzie
Tyler, Is expected home about the mid
die Of the month from the 'e lP !; ! g
husband, Lieutenant Miles. a member
OF the Pacific fleet.
& Miss Grace Jones and her, friend.
Miss Cox. OF Washington. arc, sitting
the formers paren is, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Jones.
Miss Margaret Brooks. of Manches-.
ter after visit to relatives here. re-
turned home "Wednesday.
DR.. Hume, druggist at the Eastern
State Hospital. has gone to his former
home in Fauquier county to spend his
vacation.
Mr. Jennings HobaonS has returned
Home from the Virginia Military In.
stitute.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
rrU HAVEN ROAD MAKING CHANGES.
vauy improvements Now Under Way Will
Be Completed Soon.

,.,r Haven March - tSpeciaD.-The New York.
- haven & Hartford Railroad is going ahead
=. -.,roerous improvements, despite the bust
= sen-essio1. The work on the cut in this
=. * now nearly completed and the next step is
: Ae tie building Of a viaducI from Chapel to
- street The final plans for this are ready
= -be work viii be begun as soon as financial
.,-5itions warrant
NV lnioE station in New Haven is another
-,z-ellleut Of the nea- future. though il Will not
Inn immediately Cass Gilbert. Of New York
=. s,t,rrtted plans for il and changes in details
=, CIV being made The Cedar Hin station which
- be removed TO make way for the extension of
..-,nl,-ey street, viii be closed shortly and a
-a-s-v station built for the conpany's Fair
ss.,su patron Later new station Will be built
= .s- from the present building.
-xo-E on the double tracking of that portion of
= western division between Waterbury and Bris-
= has been resumed snd viii be pushed TO com
,.s,nn ss rapidly possible Il is hoped that it
=. he finished This year as far as TerryviIle. The
- of building = double track under the river
= oonnect the Providence station with that at
rss- Providence Is going forward rapidly as
,o,ditions permit
one OF The most important pieces Of work is the
Tracking OF the Harlem River line front New
pncheile 70 Harlem River four Of the tracks to
a. eouipped with electricity when the work is fin
rel The estimated cost here is more than ST.
~
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW IoRK1JoHN
- Markham. plaintiff. against James Mcmillan,
Catherine Mcmillan. Margaret F Mcmillan Elizabeth
Joseph MCMILLAN, Mary MCMILLAN, Cecilia Nc
s1CIaT Miller. Kate Graham, James MCMILLAN.
a d1ainsrator the goods. chattels and credits Of
Sr-Ss-aTath Mcmillan deceased Elizabeth A MCMILLAN,
1@rsI guardian Of Margaret F MCMILLAN, atminis
So ~ the goods, chattes and credits left unadnin-
ere5 oF Elizabeth 4 Mcmillan. deceased and Eliza
bAtb Mcmillan. general suaEdLal OF AadfssTet Z.
Mcmillan observation-disclosures
-. ar7o-e named defendant James hcMulsn-
summoned answer the complaint IN
,is action ana copy Of your answer on the
attorneys within twenty days after the service
sT,nTnors exclusive Of the day OF service, and In
- ~ -our failure appear answer, Judgment VI"
ne Tae axanst yo by default for the relief demanded
IL the compliant
CHENEY sCHENCK s. STOCkELL. Attorneys for
York City.
To the defendant. James MCMILLAN:
The foregoing is served upon ypa by puoIica-
order % Hon David Levetritt ons
OF the Justices Of the supreme Court Of The te oI Rev
-E dated February 1905. and fled with the com
stn+ - tta o+rce Of the Clerk the County Of New
Yo~ a. the County House IN the salc county on
~ T4rh DAY Of February. 1865. ..- e.
S-IEE-Ser-y SCHENCK s. STOCKELL. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. and Postohlce address 81 broao"aS'
F3orough Of Manhattan, New York City.