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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
INDICTED FOR STEALING A WOMANs BONDS.
Milton Clark, manager for the Ncw-fork

Store Service Company, at No. G92 Broadway' was
locked up at Police Headquarters on Monday night ana
was taken Boston yesterday by Inspector Mahohy OF
that city He was arrested requsluOn charging
him with grand larceny. Clark. who Is thirty'sx years
OF age formerly lived in Boston ana was aequaihen
% Cernont Park. He induced her TO put bonds TO the
amount Of $1,000 and some Jewelry IN SAFE de post
ing On pretence OF placing some securities OF MS own
in her compartment. he borrowed her Key anu n1u %
locked the compartment, took Miss ParRcrs bons anu
ran away with them. He wrote TO her from baltimore,
erpsse him, but lie never kept his promise Learning
In Bosiop charging him with stealing the bonds and he
nd cd
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO June 49, The Journal reports Guile
Receipts 5000 head; shipments $500 mead mar<et stron
Exports as; Cows Mixed So i0Gti Jo s9cks
srs So ass 0s Feeders 50 251S5 10 Texans ~ goo
81 70 -
Hoos-Reccipts 22OO1 shipments $1,000 market iowers
Rough Mixed ~ 000$i l0 Packing and shipping 81 100
81 ~; Light s. 900 "a 80. sklps. So O0GS3Io
Shsep-iseceipts 200 head shipments = heat Marcy
steady; Inferior SO 5OdS3 80; Mcdun VI oOds4 oV ooo
81 80 Choice. VI 80. 80 80
6O0 market nn ExportA 80 $685. 70; Gooi 20 Cnolcs
Shipping. 81 s59s5 %; Far TO Metun. So 2ooSiz''
Texans 81 % d ~ W. . -.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 shipnents. - Co mon 70 Nc
dun. 81 90 eS3 Fair Cnocs. IS 2l0Si 10 n.-
Hogs Receipts 1900 shipnenta LOO lAele - oo0
4 Packing. 6O9s3 80. HEAVY. 81 OodSi TO-
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AN OHIO ESTIMATE OF THE WHEAT OR

Co, oMBUs, June l6.--The State Board of
Agriculture has compiled comparative statement Of
the wheat shortage. based officials kilograms aud
private advlces OF the present probabilities with the
known years average, estimated by the United
States Department OF Agriculture. Tho total average
for the last five years In the United States was
2355 $50 bushels while the estimates for 1888 are
go 10000 shO wing shortage OF lsl576699 bushels
he shortage is in Ohio Indiana. Illinois. Missouri. Kan
sas and California the six great winter wheat states
These States only provide yicd OF 8OOOOOOO bushels
which Ia shortage of llS,OO0OOO as compared with
the five years average.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
srGAR MITES on HAMS.

Oh. Vessels. produce merchant recently
sent To DR. Cyru. Edison of Sanitary Bureau.
samples OF smoked ham, sugarcured, which had been
shipped from the West The surface OF the ham was
covered with white specks when; when looked AZ
closely proved 10 be living things. DR.. Edison put them
under IA powerful microscope. and decided tnat they
we're specmens of the aearus sdcchari sugar miles,
closely allied to plant lice Dr. Edison thought mat the
sugar mites harmless, II eaten alive ana they
arc killed by a moderate degree OF heat They ritate
the skin sometimes producing what Is known as gro
ccra llcln
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since Janl sl0i ,sloiii si85,7lS,s0, slIs,elo so
ETHIOPIAN FINAyCfAL MARKET,

LONDON June l6-l2:sO D. m.-Unei states Four Per
Cent Bonds 1858. do. -Four and Hat Por Cent Bonds
1899 Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage rrustecs
Csrfilcae. u Canadian Pacihc 40as Eric lOS do Sec
ond COusO.s AIR Illinois Central 1851 Mexican Ordinary.
g7L2 paul Common. 7O New York Central, 81, PeDnsy
vania aala Reading Is
ayces quote Three Per Cent Hentes az ~ francs
II a confines for the account.
D. 10 for the accounts Atlantic and Great
Mortgage trustees Certificates Il y Canadian
Pacific 4O1. Erie second CCDs9s 1885 Illinois central
1854 Mexican Ordinary. AHA 81 Paul Common 1915 New
York Central, S7t =, -.
Pans sdTcss qnos Three per cent Rencs at 81 franc
- snoanf Of ba,l,on oue
lou
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Months.

sS'gs gnssa Sms ssa s
low VI and
s' Loose cay
don s Ly "4. q Paue. are for and
%sns an s 5 5aS Sas'
s2l lemons sold by auction at SASS S7h per box and
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR- Market quiet and prices
without deed change Low grades rule quite y seaay ya VII ne
s ,fs' aas Ipss
s$ rHi sSs
70? "iPsS ~as,' '' wSs,;
g. aaSns Fl later Z! snpsssns
f.rs state o ss g dSgs'
4 e. % Good 10 sa cho E1r.
ss {. Pss.n. rs
si'q 5S bassfs E Ss s.
I E5 @ % rs g. Wheat
CITY nm Extra tGr %s I1 sSs,,s sSss 90
s0uTaEHN TLoUR-Du. p:icos without decided change
s'' zoe eS SS' 10 enSes
5 ap Sfas T;R 3d.
GRAIN wHEAT-Markst nrmcr Cash lots have a..
.1% i r a TdH
Of he advance thea recovered and advance ana
SLIM %s sassI
s1 sSrn r. NJ sSs;s
!, red o5 s1 re .a 2 ey ysss
for august 81 o3s,asi 5ia closing az ISL o3; DO tor
September 81 % has o6t closing 81 oh; do for DC
81 Ojssas O's.. closing at 81 o9s. :.... HYE-Du and
lower Western aud Canada, state 1910 sales,
nminal BARLEY MALT-seiing slowly. Tworowed
state 65 7Oc sixoSed do, ~ GSoc; Canada, 80 d95c
moderate trade closing options ed firm. then ad
ga lc. and closed firm az saade undor the best
prices gh trade TO export and homo good bust
arrive and fairly active trans lotlons In options
shippers bougt "a 900 bush sales $4,000 bush future,
los JO0 bush spot arrive Including Ungraded Mixed
55s, 50c In in ceyator S6'ac anoat. 5iisa541c for
bush cost freight and nsulancej steamer
yellow b7c.i Yellow. 5Ss4 in elevator; ungraded Yellow,
5f9Jsc Low Mixed Sc. IN elevators Ungradei White 30
d5Diac No White sc. in elevators No White &c,
No Mixed Tor June 44o5gisc. closing at Soc; do for
ipg az SSisc fS-Cash lots have advanced ad1 &c.
and options dsc better closing firm at the best
rrces sales 900 bush future $4,000 bush spot fn
Sesc aaoat; No quoted at 39c; No 8 White. SSci No
q S9aiOc. No. / quoted at 43ci Mixed Western, $50
Sac: White do 3eafla.ci White State 40ai2lac; No
Mixed for June 3S7Ssi2c. closing at 3SLc do for July,
TLS3s &C closing at 8slc do for August 34Ld35isc.
closing at Sii.c. ...FEED Market steady and quiet 80
n and so ~ 67iaa 70ci 80 10, 7Oa75c 100 ID. 60d9oc;
Sharps O5c. 9sl Rye Feed nominal at soc.
Visible supply oGGran the United states and Canada
Juno 81 81. 4sssla O.a1574o s2Si.sl4 sg.7sa 2o5oo
June 81 gsls7l o.4o7.l55 2.sl6is5 $4,000 2l67Gs
June i. i,siAs27 s4So.slo s4s0o7a si7,esa 5iO7oO
JuSo 2ooissso l4s2sSI 4.oOs7sS A774oS i.7S475o
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the PETROLEUM MARKET


The better feeling in the refined oil market
was reflected by advance III quotations Of s cent In
the certificate speculation the dealings larger
animated than yesterday and not few OF the scat
tered shorts covered Prices however did rise above
SLID cents, and in the late transactions reaZatons
caused slight downward reaction. At the close the
market played weakness. In tho face OF renewed
bearieh feeling among the traders
The range prices and the total dealings ut tho Con-
solidated Exchange were az follows
Opening ............... 81 Lowest. sOA
Hirhest........... SIi2 FinaL............... SO7s
Sales, barrels. 6U21 900
Clearances for yesterday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Refined oil was advanced is cent per gallon to 77s
cents New-YoIk and 10 In Philadelphia and Balti.
BRADFORD Penn, Juno educational Transit Certin-
Gates opeped at sO7s and closed at sO Highest price,
81 81 lowest price. s0 Ciearauces. 1852 900 barrels
OIL CITY, Penn, June l0.-Crude O-sales, ,537. 900
bbls; cearancss 1928 900 bbls. runs. 74,3l1 bbls;
Shipments SO ,797 bbs charters 6650s bbls National
Certificates opened at STA and closed At so 7s
highest price, 81 III lowest price, sos
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Rid. Ask. Bid Ask.
y. 4a,lsol. iI2s4ii3 o. g. cur ss 1899 I29 &C.,.
=. 81 aslS9l. con ll23,Il3 o. g. cur IS 1887 1871
U SIS 1901 al22S U. s. cur IS 1898 1881
US - 1907 l23 i2i231s IT, & cur IS 1893 l34a
Y. ). per cent, - lOi Dist Col $3.50 Ill lille
Sour IS
The business In State bonds included Tennessee IS at
L?l2 41as Alahamas class A a0la. North CaruIna

huo "a NJ
80 ~. " ''"'o oo'u' i'o'u'u' ~ "
f2@f'', Alabainas, class A, at 9Oi2 Norm carolina
special taxes nj and South Carolina non.fundabes at
"a, M ,, h, 80, na.,a. "a ,Eo, =, oee
m,ran NY jain stochs DIonuway s1t III a.. ~
0.,a w ~ 100, ana FOURTH Natonai w az 80.
in w. ~ tsw o tue speGua.vS NM sne ,
Few i.snas RVS wa, uu'y 'u@'i " J 49,
notably strong asDenurs IS rose &c 10
,on ~ a ",, no nc . H. p,sor n,
bfngton and Quincy debenture 2s were higher at
DIVISION were firm Mt 0ora and flrsts WISCONSIN and
Minnesota AT 08 Denver and Rio jrande frsts rose to
l06 and consols were nm IA AT so Erie second cous0ls
were active between AZ and 49, and closed at 4S4 Ia
higher Than iast orain Wet Sire and pfalo rst "a
were active aud s,ronc AZ 95a35aa35i, New-York
Chicago and e. o,s rsts were 10 Iower at n Ia Mis-.
souri, Kansas and Tera issues were easier General Ga
were dawn i, ~ "a and rho "a were 10 lower M 5oio
st. Louis and iron NOM: ain So were Il higher at 73t
Missouri Pacific n" small rose per
cent to 100 and closed at % p and metropolitan Elevated
seconds were mr. 10 1O0as 11,oIa Iousye and Nash
willie were strong Eirss w6reaus and Nobile we're
mn 10 AZ o. aud m aos vero III, hi,her at 7s, Texas
PaciiIc inconas Vs. m iat az and arsts Rn Grande
diysion yero w, r. e. Sori%ern paciac arsts rose
m Io5la a,in,L ii d. L. ', ,ara a,,lr staadv
The sh NJ" ~. ',o.o - h,aa saoo oo7
,rado ~, - ,, ea., ~, vi is
y, Soo1'i oU'n gan, vi Fooo,Sf- YES 10
q, 10, inc uaJ opeltons votei, nIoo pnn
rran,noii,nt ~" enlN. F''t'f'' unomS aInnn
CO.. n az aoo soIu 70 o., yu nto e'
Wonor oo ooaucr , IA c,oscd ofer.d
NN'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
power for removal except for and tins aoes "o'
exist. We hope to settle the matter smicaoiy'
THE OLEOMARGARINELAW.
DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL BY THE COURT OF
APPEALs.
YBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE

rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
SARATOGA, June 16.-The Court Of Appeals
TO-DAY handed down decision in the case OF the people
agst. Morris Marx, which prosecuted as test Oh
Chapter 202 OF the Laws Of 1884 This act was 70 pre-
vent deception sales of dairy products ana pro-
vidcs among other things, that no person snail manu-
facture OF any oleagnous substance or
or any compound of the other than that produceo
from unadulterated milk Of cream from the same
any article designed to take the place OF pu''er
or cheese produced from pure unadui'erateu ""A' u
cream Of the same shall se or ocr Tor SAFE a. an
tel of food This provision shall not Apply 70 puIo
skim-milk cheese, made frem pure skn'mK' Wnoey ~, a
violates provisions of this section shall ne e ~
500 nor $500 not les. than six 5oi scs
or more than one years rna s and by
for year for each subsequent 0e fnr
The defendant. who was arrested IN
was wholesome dairy butter but this % ts
out e Of the law az an oppressive
interference with legitimate trade proven 'n' '~'''
The judgment of the General Term Of the snpr c,
affirming defendants conviction under .n declared
sttntiona Judge Rapao wrote the opinS," h b
which the whole court concnrred Inc opn,om, early
court IN this and other cases were sent 10 Ao!
The following decisions were also handed down
The People agt Mark Judgment o. General Term an"
matter Il the anaS S the for
Commissioners etc Tho People OF rel the Aieahy casesH
f fesn.Sn e: e. VII
Kirkland agt Killer. Judgment re'ersc"' n'" ''-' D.
ed, abide event A.,
ag ess I%ss%s ss aT% and
road 60 ppany Bailey ag. the Boston, Hoosac unno' M"
Western Raiiroad ompany Carrigan agt OCohha'.
The calendar for to morrow begins with 30 100 VI W.
days motion calendar ana includes those ioho"i"h
SMALL DAMAGES FOR SLOW TELEGRAM
PHILADELPHIA, June 16 (SpeciaD.-A verdict
for the plaintiff for $3.50 % rendered In the United
states Court this afternoon in the suit oil the "'o
Ouai Mining and Smelling Company against the western
Union Telegraph Company as damages ior hos"e'
the delivery OF a telegram.
MORE DAMAGES FROM THE ELEVATED ROADS
The Seventh Ward National Bank obtained
verdict OF S. 1855 yesterday In the superior court '
fore Judge OGorman, for damage to Its buidine AZ
Burng Slip aud Pearlst. now occupied oy Tue Iron ad
Metal Exchange caused by the Manhattan hieVa'eu
Railroad structure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
MINING STOCKS.

The Homestako Mining Company has declared its
usual dividend 37 300 for May payable at tho com
panys oce, San Francisco at the transfer agency
Mills Building In this city, by Mcssrs. LOunsbey Co..
on June IS Transfer books close June 20. Total OF
dividend 10 date, 81. 793.7 $50.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN PaAycisJJ. June l6 1885.
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That Tired Feeling

which acts nearly ct this time Oh caasea
by the depressing Of the changing season and the a.
blit tied lition Of the body Ths renesnns eonms 80
Influences which the syscm appeals VIII b
found in Hoods sarsspaa the reliable tonic and blood
purider. Give II . trial
1T was run had appetite. my food weuid NOS a
rest and was troubled with nervous debility On taxing
Hors srsapara commenced to feel the efecs Of t -
once have four bottles and can say feel VIE
!. nev man.. IN MCCALL. Rochester, n. X g
II have Hoods sarsaparla with such benent - ~
sstoush my frendsL i have renewed my strenGthI N
annette Is coed NV cough growing better feel IKE
different person" Mrs A.P. PRoCroR Marbehead Aasa
Hoods Sarsaparilla
s0,a nv n. druxe.sta 81 six for g. Prepared esy "
/. HOOD CO.. Aps,hscariss Lowell. Nass
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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FREE FIGHTING AT NEGRO CHURCH.
DALLAS Tex. June l6.-At a negro church In Navarro
County, Samuel Ramsay was killed In ngnt with pis-
tots HALVES and other weapons sunday night sew
era other negroes reported TO have been wounded
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CLOSING PRICES or B)sr0y srOORS
Boston. Juno 10. 1885.
TUESDAY, Jane 16-P. ~
49, ,nnn nxt - raal IN an

TUESDAY, Jane 16-P. n
larger volume Of transactions t22381 shareO than
has usual OF late the distinctive feature OF to-
days stock market Buttherc not single indication
Of an enlargement of the speculative circle neither was
there any apparent why there should be- Prices
Guctuated after the usual fashion of purely local trad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON June l6.-Turpentine firm at Sc.
SAVANNAH June 10. -TurpeDtine nr.n At "a 80.
WILMINGTON. June 10 --rurpcntine frm at Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
MR.. BAGALAY'S SUIT.

The effort OF halpu DdStldy W sSSuiC '"S S'P
po,nment Of receiver OF the property OF the south
Pennsvlvania Railroad Syndicate and an injunction re-
stranng it's action attracting great deal OF attention.
in railroad circles particularly The motion IN MS SUIT
was -. ut ow1nr to the absence Washington OF f. l.
stetson partner OF n bangs inc hearnng was au
Manned until Saturday by ChiefJustice sedgwicR.
THE action was begun against the syn
dicate tho American Construction company
aud the South Pennsylvania kalirosn Son,p,any.
charter from the State of New-Jersey Win nonnai
capital 0O0 divided shares o GOV c"Gn
The only stockholders OF this company are oeoIg1 H.
Kent Clarence A. Poole and Edmund L. Rogers anu TUG
total amount stock held by them Is 40 shares amount
ing to 50 OOO On the basis OF THIS capital tue cohsuc
ton company agree WITH the south Pelisyivahla d a
600 600 bonds and $20,000.000 stock OF the railroad
company, the entire amount authorized 10 We
The construction company then made an agreement Win
what is known as the south fenn,yivavs arhit r
Gowen, s. g. Eikius. III. NICK: IwoipDiey' "Ia,n y.
whitney, oliver H. Payne, DIR. David HosIetter ana ON
ers-to turn over the s4oooooVV iroad Vii he
$4,000 O0O while the amount OF the secufites ssuea
viii be s4oooo.ooo which is alleged by ST Dsguny
to be in violation OF the Laws, nws Vi snnmce Of
bonds or stock, or In o.her w and
prohibit the issue OF greater amount Of stock ana
6onds than is required to pay rworRacuiJ Pc'oio
Or.property actually received A., ,.,oo g.,
MIR Bagaay further alleges that tnc comiil,ce IN IN
CHARGE of The syndicate by OF their changing tho
date for the delivery OF the bonds rom Ie IN .t "a
maid In breach OF contract MI Baga.ay IN
with tie original agreement when ne haa pau , nd
20 per cent, rendered the subsequcnt i , s
demanded his bonds, but refused He claims that
the money already paid In has been turned over 70 u
irresponsible construction company without RECEIVING
security therefor and pIays io ~ comnany
aud tho railroad company. Mr. Bagalays subscription
was fol 81. 100000 aud he has paid In S22o,ooo
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strict Good Ordinary ...s's MddnS ...........l0im
Futures dull and irregular for most options
the late options advanced to points in the last hour
bought 900 Decemberat 10 soc and had an
order for q thousand more sales, IS, 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

bseavsy noasrass etoeks are stesdy aeeunnsiasas -
prices look rather tirsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
MANY RAILROADS HELD RESPONSIBLE.

The Cocheco Manufacturing Company, OF
Dover n H.. received q bill OF ading IN 1882 OF 2oo
bales OF cotton said to have been shipped to them ~
Groom g. Co.. of Columbus, Miss. With the bill was
draft which they paid The cotton never reached the
THE same wear a similar fate befcl 100 bales OF cot
ION for which bill Of ladDg was sent TO the Anoskeae
Manufacturing Company, Of Manchester, n T. Inc
two firms assigned their clans TO Charles W. de VINO
bccau a suit for tho against the Louisville anu
Eashville the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and IN
the Lake shore and Michigan southern the
Nev York Central the Boston and Maine, inc Eastern,
and the Nashua aud Lowell Railroad companies aiesing
their responsibility for the amount Us carriers. mr..
Green of Green Co, was the agent OF the Loaisc
and Nashville road aud had signed the bilis OF iadg III
that capacIty Mr. Ide alleged that as the names ne
Of ali the railroad companies are Oh the oilis
OF iading signed by Mr.. ide, they were al
res,onsIb for the loss He set up the claim that these
"mnany but even IL they did not they were Justly la
The suit came to trial yesterday before Justice
Inwrepcs and a Jury IN the supreme Court Inc LOUIS
vile and Nashville Company answered tnat IL uiu noi
belong To the White Line The other companies asserted
that they were not liable, because tue piiis Oh laue
were not signed by their agent but Simply " Sreon
the agent Of the Louisville and Nashville; that 1reen
HING the senior member Of the nrm offirceni& 20.
Nd acted In the capacity OF agent that ne
20 "a defaulter and had never shipped the goods LOT
Inch he had sent bills Of that they were not
resuon.ible for goods not In their custody .ao
the ry gave verdict for the amount sought
Austen g. Fox represented Mr.. Ide: Cadwascer y
Strong Frank L0omis and Charles T. Miller appeared
the corporations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
WANTING MONEY BACK FROM GRANT WARD
The Testimony in the suit against Julien L.

Davies. receiver for Grant ward aud others, py
Amon Goodwin to recover GOO the value OF ' T
MORTGAGE bonds OF the Central Park, North ana East
River Railroad Company. was closed yesterday MR.
sram.eI the witnesses himself Charles 4. Sikworth
clerk Of " u. Conner Co.. of No II broadway testn
fed to the value OF Omaha preferred aug sencnr
cashier for Grant Ward, recalled 70 testfy TO the
al the bankrupt He aaid that Receiver
ysviss had returned 1870 shares OF Omaha preferred
stocks to Mary v Clark upon her payment to him q tue
Wiz ,rserssf apd had returned $4,000 OF Western
Union stocks to b. Fellows on the same eond
MIR Bookstaver said that these acts OF the re-
eeiyer would not necessarily be called In question: a.
there was enough surplus TO meet his clients dsmands
the receiver The argument before the referee
win be made at his Office ct 10 g. m tomorrow
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MORE DAMAGES FROM THE ELEVATED ROADS
The Seventh Ward National Bank Obtaine'

verdict Of S5055 yesterday In the superior court
fore Judge O'Gorman, for damage to Its building q,
Burllnc Slip aud Pearl-st occupied py the iron an
Metal Exchange. caused by the Manhattan EieVa'ea
Railroad structure
, 1885-01-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Z
Proclarna.

"A LIE og Enhver, der MATTE
AZ have Noget at fordre paa
afgangne JACOB SMITHS Bo
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelde og beyislig
gj0re deres Krav for undertegnede
Skifteret,
Ligeledes indkaldcs med Aar og
Days Varsel den Afdodes Arvinger
efter Loven til at anmelde og legi-
timere sig.
Christiansteds skifteret, st. Croix, den
6te Januar 1885.
II. HANSCHELL.
, 1885-01-07
Are the existing low prices OF u
gar likely to be lasting?

This is the question to the solution of
which, everybody, not only in St. Croix,
but in all sugar producing countries, is
~anxiously looking forward, and upon which
the existence of this island as a civilised
community in future will for many years
be dependent. 1t is clear beyond doubt,
that, as yet, at least, no other article than
sugar can be produced here in sufficient
quantity to procure the necessaries of
life for the population, and that sugar can
not. with the vicissitudes of weather to