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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07

The Arrest OF u Young Man In Madison
Square who Carried Bnrb-r's Ou,nt.

4"
In the arrest Of Frank Rogers. % years old.
OF 243 West Tenth street, the police think they
have got tho man who has OF late been clip
ping ibrnids OF hair from the heads OF blond
girls in Willia:asLurgh and this city Tho
shippers latest capillary acquisition WAS the
long braid which swung down below the
waist of Mss Agnes ONeil OF ~ West Forty
eighth street as she walked along Eighth ave
nue. on Tuesday. and which will never swing
there any more. The description she gives
while she was replying produced q pair Of
scissors with which he cut or the braid. taIios
with that OF Rogers.
Rogers WAS seen making peculiar motions
about the pocket OF a sleeper on ono OF the
Madison square benches early, yesterday morn
ing. anu Park Policeman ,Lisler arrested him.
On tho prisoner was found u leather case con
tanning II knife. razor, and n BARRIERS hair
clipper. The man said that he was a paper
hanger by trade. and had never cut any ones
hair iI1 his ltfe Tho indictments. he said, no
he was keeping them. He denied attempting
to nick the pocket 81 the sleeping man.
At Jeierson Market Court yesterday Rogers
was remanded until to-day.
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MIR. EISS1EIN BRINGS SUIT,
$40 wants SisO,OOO His SLnre In ~
Electric Light stock Deal


Electric Light stock Deal.
>. ROCHESTER,. July 0.-Edwin Einstein Of New
1"k city has begun an action against tns
tnochester Gas and Electric Company and the
noehcster Brush Electric Light Company to
,eeoNer 1'soJ sharos OF the consolidated COM
p"h' stock OF tho par value of $3.50 900. Tho
su' grows out OF the conso idatiOn of tho eloc-
Hi, I'm and gaS companies. and the purchase
ran we EIm nine Of the stock Of tho Brush Conn
ksnn, ~. Einsiein alleges that in June 1901.
"pte IN 'nased mo right to use the Brush Pat
VIC ~ thn ro'intyui Monroe Of c. NJ. Rowley.
n nmV h'tI purchased them ut tho parent COM
io"" NM hc transferred tho rights TO the
|, "w,mSh'nV brush Electric Light Company. and
cam vas agreed that no should receive ~ per
snm. o. mo stock OF the company and the
" PROPORTION OF any increase.
prm"""h, Tho consolidation WAS effected tho
III, S 'il 1umrany retained its corporate name.
h' il. "n,sniidhtrd comnany. however. bought
for n a. rpLck, gylnE ifs shar b Of consolidated
Gy s9s 81 Nc brush Company Mr EiEstrin
sltaL' ha' mere wan All me, ease In tho capital
Sak ~ lust $l.UnOuU. ard not hnyi!ig re.
''u his 10 Dor cont. ho now Jrings suit.
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r. j. c.. 81 Returned without Thanks.

Ex-Mayor Patrick ]. Gleason's contribution
OF 81 to tho FUND recently started to reimburse
his successful opponent. Mayor Horatio s..
Sanford. for the money he spent in ousting the
willy ex-boss from his usurped seat. was re-
turned yesterday TO Mr.. Gleason without com.
project from the start but several OF his en-
thusiastte friends insisted on starting tho
have taken tho enthusiasm out Of tho move
mont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07

Young Mr.. Holcombe Summarily Dealt with
for Writing nm AnnoylnE Letter.

Young Mr.. Holcombe snmmariIy Dealt with
for Writing nm Annoying Letter.
Mrs o. L. Braumuller runs a trade paper
called the China Decorator at 95 Fifth avenue.
Owing to family difficulties she lives In the
Same building. and not with her husband.
Otto L. Brnumuller. who Is in the directory as
President. at 400 West Fourteenth street. and
who lives at 1T West Fifteenth street. Mrs.
Braumuller is rather attractive looking wo.
man about 35 years old. In her employ is a
young man. sixteen years her junior named
W. Earle Holcombe. who also lives in tho
building ut 95 Fifth avenue About two weeks
ago young Holcombe heard rumors to the Of
feet that Braumullcr was circulating reports
about Mrs Braumuler and him. Thereupon
he sat down and wrote this note:
M. o. L B,nnmnTi,r. fY'y;
Ihave learned from time to time Of derogntory state
msnts made by yoa rehSs ting on your
temptible liar and coward. and uniefs you give
written statement acknowledging your falsebcods
shall horsewhip you the trst time see you. snd will
". EAnLr HoLconEr.
At first MI. Braumuller paid no attention to
the note. Then. ms time went on and no Horse
whip interfered with the daily routine Of busi-
ness, he became angry. That man should
wrIto to him threatening to horsswhlp him at
once and thon should take no steps TO carry
out the threat struck him Ms unreasonable. SO
no reported the matter ut Police l1ead1uar-
tera. and Detectives Titus and krauch ar
rested Holoombc.
The prisoner was arraigned in Jefferson
Market Court yesterday. whore his own letter
confronted him ms evidence. On a charge of
sending n threatening letter no WAS sent to
the Island for month in defaultof $1,000 bnil
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THE FLYING DurcRM4N sroxEN.

Her Cnptain nnd Grew OF One Man Sends
some Lcttcrs Home.
Tho steamship Corona. which came In Inst
night from Bremen reports that On the Fourth
o'July Mt p NJ. the steamship. then in lati-
tude AZ. longitude ~. or about l2U miles
southeast; Of Sable Island. STOPPED the engine
for small bont under sail. 1t WAS named
The Corona supplied him with some water
and petroleum and also with II piece Of canvas
for sen anchor. He had lost his sea anchor
IN gale some days ago. He sad he WAS ON
NC voyage to Amsterdam, hnh he handed two
letters TO me CAPTAIN Cor his relatives; Letters
NOWADAYS. 'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07
EDWARD PEPPARD My DIE.
He Was Brutaliy Assaulted by Bartende,
james Stephenson.

He WIFE hrUthIIy ASshuItcd by bnrtcnder
James Stephenson.
Edward Peppard. aged 60 years, n wealthy
shoe dealer Of 33l Smith street. Brook Ign, is
suffering from internal injuries at tho Long
Island College Hospital. which may prove NOR
tnl. Yesterday his condition was so serious that
James Stephenson, bartender in Michael
Murphy's saloon IN Smith and Butler streets
who assaulted Peppafd. is under arrest. on
Tuesday night Stephenson met Mr.. Peppard in
front Of the saloon and accused him OF having
used Insulting language to his wife. He then
and abdomen. Eyewitnesses describe Ste.
phenson's attack as cowardly In the extreme
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07
THE CAsHIER1HE BEST SHOT.
He md the vice-Presldent or the Hank Dis
pute with Pistol In the Once.

Ate nnu the ttce-Tresiuent OF the hRnk Dis
pute with Pistols In the Once.
Fort WORTH. Tex. July Ga. T. Luckett.
President OF the Merchants National Bank.
which temporarily suspended eighteen m onths
ago; A. Il. Smith. cashier: Il. NJ. Page Vice.
President and Col. II. NJ. Wynne were in con-
sultation over the affairs OF the bank this
morning In the cashiers Office.
When d sputo arose Page and Smith dis
agreed and drew pistols Eight shots were
fired. Page received deep flesh wound. which
IL not serious.
Col. r. NJ. Wynne pushed between the mon
and got Smith on the other side Of = brass
wicket door, and thcn left the pank Smith
and Page rmptied their revulvers Mt each other
through the door, but neither was hit.
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Raced Building. to stop the Fire.

PIT1sDURuH. July o. - The oil town OF Nc
Donald. on the Panhandle road. narrowly es-
capped destruction by fire carly this morning
About IL 80 o'clock iire started in James Nor
gan's shoe store on South Barr street The
wator supply WAS limited Tho progress of
the DANES was stayed by razinG a. mum Der of
ings, ono Of which was the baptist church, were
burned. Tho estimated loss Is $4,000. ON
which there Is but little insurance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07
YORK AND HIS YOUNG BRIDE
THE PEOPLE OF GREAT BRITJIN
GET THEIR HEARTS DESIRE

Royal Wedding Marked by Regal Mag.
nincence and Un.tintcd Popular Approval
London Never Snw such Crowds ne.
fore-The Bridal Couple Ride for Mile.
Between solid Walls or Humanity
Streets Canopied with Decorations Re-
sound with tho Shout- OF MiIiions--Tho
Marriage Service In the Royal Chapel OF
1T. Jnmea'- Paince-Many Hundreds OF
Wedding Girts-Tho Princess of Wales
Gives Her New Daughter s1.e5o,0oo In
Gems nnd Jcweiry-On for tho Honey
moon at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Persons
Killed md Many Hurt In the Great Crush.
LONDON. July a-Imngino Broadway arched
from end to end with flags, banners. and bunt-
ing hung so thickly that the blue sky above 10
invisible; line the long thoroughfare with high
venetian poles wound with crimson cloth. and
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PHILADELPHIA. July a-Pension Agent w.
II. Selmire to-day received instructions from
tho departmen t ut Washington TO stop tho
making over 300 already suspended from the
rolls In this district. Mr.. Shenirc explained
that tho suspensions were made pending nm
Investigation into tho claims.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07
~ LIEUT.-GOE SHEEHAN Ill?
A R-port thar He He sick To Paris, and VIII
soon Come Home.

BUFFALO. July Ga New York despatch says
that Lieut. Gov. Sheehan IL very i'll in Paris
and that on his return. about the middle OF this
month. he will go into the Adirontacks to re-
vi do not believe H." said Mr. Michael Nell
lany, Mr. Sheehan's father in law. tonight.
''Our last letter from him. which reached US
he WAS to leave Paris. and ! am certain
that Il III health caused any delay, we
had been III. hut had regained his usual
strength and was feeling as well as eve!. It
was the intention OF tho party t. gn to Ireland.
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CANADA 1vINkS.


The Silver DrprecIntIOn Olives Her tho Cue
to Force Fishing Reciprocity.
GLOUCESTER. July GA despatch received
this forenoon states that tho schooner Horace
i. Parker Of this port had been seized at Port
Royal. AntIcostia, n. +. The schooner OBJ
tnined n fishing license. paying for the same
In United States silver certificates. which wore
accepted without question tho customary 3
per cent. for exchange being added Later the
vessel was detained md an extra premium
demanded. the alleged reason bein. the dcpre-
citation Of the silver certificates. The Captain
paid 1t under protest. The seizure is goncr-
ally considered RI nm attempt to force reci-
procty in fish from the United States.
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NEWPORT. July Civilian Warldorf Astors
residence between Bellevue avenue and the
Cliffs was struck by lightning about II o'clock
yesterday in violent tempest. A chimney
was shattered and part OF the roof ripped up.
A Gaping weighing half ton was thrown to
the ground
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07

Three Tennessee Farmers Fail Out by the
MnYnIde aud One Ia Left Dead.

CHATTANOOGA July Ct. Lavender. ]. Erwin.
and +. Reed, farmers, were returning home in
n wagon on tho pike leading To Bossvllc. Ga..
lato yesterday afternoon. when they fell to
Guarrelling. Tho trio climbed out Of the wag-
on 70 fight out tho matter According 10 tho
man Erwin hold REED rowerIess in his grasp.
while Cavpnder with knife. cut Reeds throat
H. the back bone. The murdcre's then mount
cd tn" wagon, drove of in hot haste. ANA have
not yet been apprehended. Lavender 10 u
wealthy n,un
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LONG ISLAND CRY. July G-FNcessiye grief
over the loss Of her parents, who died recently.
made Margaret Brewer OF Fenhurst mcan-
choly and this morning she committed sui
eide by hanging herself from the stair railing
In her home. She was dead when discovered
by hor brother. Richardson Brewer
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NM. pemur..t Hobbea In chicago.

CHICAGO. Juno 0.-Mme. Demotest OF Now
York was robbed OF $4,000 worth Of jewels on
Monday night nj n Michigan avenue boarding
house. Nine. Demorest and her husband. W.
J. bemorest, came to Chic go two months ago
o. vlHit TIE Exposition. They engaged rooms
Guests OF the boarding house were startled on
tuesday morning when they heard AT the
hre1Rlast table that thief had entered Nine.
Delnorents apartments the might before and
stolen AL her Iewelry. One hundred and nifty
pocket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07
4 1AMEH OF MExICAy BANDITS.
A s5hcriH's Wife with n Six Shooter Induce,
On. 10 Wait for Her Husband.

PRESCOTT. Arl,, July Ga Mexican bandit
WAS captured here yesterday by Mrs j. II.
Lowery, wife OF tho Sheriff OF this county.
The Mexican hnh stolen horse and was 10.
fellow approaching. Mrs. Lowery took u six
shooter and made the fellow stop and throw
up his hands and wait till the officer arrived.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07
The Greater ctr.

Sew York aud Chicago practically united by tho
T. Exposition Flyer IL tie New iorA Central Amer.
cAs greatest IRilIGaLI Leaves y i, NJ, NJ clues NJ
business agFvcs 10 4. ~. al tuIe Tor DUsiuesS-idr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07

supporting flags. shields. and countless gar.
lands Of real and artificial flowers: station
along each curb scarlet coated and splendidly
mounted cavalrymen i'll every window. fringe
every roof. pack tho sidewalks. the converging
streets. and every near and distant point OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07

II. Rider IIAggArds latest story viii begin in the
story paper supplement- OF Hun'hS JOunh sunday =
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m,d.r IIageara,. L.,e., STORY

"M0ntezumas Daughter viii Begin In the story
Ida
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07

RirHnS Tabn's assist digestion; swece sour SION.
Ach, cure aver LlOub.cs.--ttE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07

You do not realize r speed. you only know you get
frAl Alb. - - " NN-
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CHlisaya L. KIlIa
Marks new era In tonicI.-AR.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-08
EDWIN BOOTH AT REST.
The Celebrated Tragcdian Passes
Away.
The Stage Has Lost Giant and the
World q Hero.
Death canac AZ fsaH wednesday, MorntnE =
The f.ass NJ Fansiis rhat Isnnrhird the
Drama IIls netovrsl Daughter Al the
r,edside whoa Drath Game.

NKw Yoak. June Edwin Tooth,
the celebrated tragcdian. ended his
brave fight for life at 1870 Wednesday
morning The tragrdinn passed. tssscss-
fully AWAY surrounded Nv weeping rel.
ntives, who had hcen summoned when
the change was observed that forctola
that thu end was approaching.
Al 10 o'clock the nurse noticed q scri.
ons change for the worse and immadi-
atcly summoned the niemhcrs ~ the
family and tcicphnncd COR ~ ssusith.
who arrived seen In tile rom. where
tho rctw lira were HIS slsnirhier. Mrs,
Grossman. and her husband, Superin.
tcndcnt MatInniglc. Mr.. booths Broth
cr-in-law, William liispshain. an init.
mate friend and Charles Enrryl
Tho last four years Of MIR BOOTHS life
have been passed at tho Players club
in comparative retirement During the
summer months Of 1891 and 1899 he
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-08
Mr.. THuRsTON.'
The New Hawaiian Minister Presents Iii
Credentials.

The New IIawaiian Miniatar Preaents his
Credentials.
WAaHlNGToN. Juno 0. Mr. Thurston,
the newly appointed Hawaiian minis
ter presented his credentials at tho
state department, Tuesday Mr. Thurs
ton has boon in Chicago for several
months and has no information from
Hawaii other than that that has becn
published Private advices received by
native Hawaiian IA Washington state
that everything IN the islands, com
mcrcinlly and politically il at stand
still. waiting for tho final issue IL
the annexation movement. Mr. Dlonnt
.is said 10 have possessed himself Of the
confidence and respect of the people 81
Hawaii. who believe that he VIII REL
port 70 the government at Washington
the cxaet condition Of affairs on the
islands, leaving with the admintstra-
ton I'LL responsibility for the policy 70
be pursued. There are no Indications
yet, either at Hawaii or III this city,
that Mr. Blount has made his report
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Gathered PROM An Fart. Of ths ceansry
ny Telegraph.


Gathered FROM All rnrte Of ths Country
ny Telegraph.
IL h Intimnted that the financial
troubles may induce tho president 70
all the cxtrA session even before Sep
temher.
Mrs Lavinia stephens. a rich widow
~ Ellkhart, Ind. aged stxty-iivc. was
married 70 August DrothcrA young
slerix ~ twcnty-aix.
The new minister 10 Persia, Alexnn-
der Mcdonald, Of Lynchburg. Va. u q
brother 81 Fish Commissioners Marshall
Mcdonald and a native Of Romncy.
w Va
Elk Representative VIM \ 1'royer. OF
Holmes county, was received az tho
Ohio penitcntiary Tuesday To serve ono
year for obtaining money under false
pretenses.
Mime Abbey, a Eood-iooking elairvoy-
ant created sensation BY hor~ :
whipping J w Galloway. d commercial
traveller az Terre Haute, Ind. for an
alleged improper proposal 70 her
Tho cxtradition treaty with Russia
was discussed az the cabinet meeting
Tuesday. The treaty, il Is believed,
will be signed by the president, and
put into operation within few days
A dispatch from Frederick Douglass
Wednesday declines tho invitation to
deliver the Grafton at the unwilling u
the statue Of WIN. Lloyd Garrison in
Ncwburyport, Mass. on the Fourth
of July.
The Times Herald. the only after
noon newspaper In Dallas. Tex. was
sold at receivers sale TO Or. G. n lsos-
ser for $4,000 The paper was anti
Cleveland and for free silver. II will
be continued as democratic daily
The fourth death from the fearful
thundcrbolt at swcitzcr, KY. has 90
cured Mrs James Redding did not
long survive tho dreadful shock she re-
rcived when her husband and two
friends were stricken dead before her
eyes.
a fire just before daylight Tuesday
morning destroyed the Sehelp wagon
and carriage factory. Leveel and Carr
streets, ST. Louis. Damage to stock
$50. 900. to machinery 900, 70 build
ing $4,000 total 100000 Fully in
sured.
In the John 1sarpcy murder mystery.
at indianapolis, Ind. evidence Il accu-
mulnting establishing the theory that
he was killed during quarrel over
cards and that prominent town officers
know more Of the tragedy than they
are saying anything about.
The Eclair states that tho court Of
cassation, TO which Charles ncIesscra
and his associates appealed from the
sentences passed upon them for cor
ruption in the management OF the nj
fairs of the Panama Canal Co.. will an
nul the sentences, and order the rc-
lease 81 tho defendants
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cAelNeT MEETING.
Tn. rtaanslal candluea o. ihe coan,ry
Considered.


wAsHINoroN. june 7.-Thcrc WAS a
lengthy meeting of the cabinet Tues
day at which tho outlook for lcgisla-
ton upon the matter ~ finance az the
coming session Of congress and the
present condition 81 the treasury were
the matters discussed II was concInd-
"a that for the present nothing can be
done ~ tho administration 70 relieve
the decline Of the gold reserve The
issnc Of bonds would, Il Il held. afford
but temporary relief. aud the only
effectunl remedy can be given by
congrosa For this reason. gold
payments from tho gold reserve
will be continued by the treas
ury until some legislation Is enacted
that will permit the treasury 70 make
some other arrangements for meeting
its obligations Mresrs Wilson, Mont
geometry, Turner and Mcmillan, az tho
ways and means committee Of the last
congress wero all at tho white house
Tuesday and had conference with
President Cleveland on the subject
Of proposed financial legislation Tho
conference waa an accidental one. how
over. but II waa nevertheless Enipor-
tant
Mr. Wilson said after leaving the
president that there would be no
issue Of bonds unlcss some unforeseen
EFFICIENCY makes snch n course neces-
sary. Congress will bc assembled early
in September
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THE MARKETS.
cINCrrNATi. Jnne 4.

4
cINoIFNATi, June
FLouR-Market very dun and demand light.
sales of fancy. ts.994 400, anrina patent, tlOo;
fancy, = ~
WHEAT Demand extremely light Sales 81
M . red. spot track, at 63hc; sample red.
spot, track, 81 6ahc; No rcd, spot track,
IL Gle
Cons Salcs o. mixed ear. spot. track. at $50,
No white. spot track, at tSMcs mixed ear.
spot, track. at i0c: No. white. spot track. %
t3,ke
OARS Sales Of rejccted white spot track,
II go; No. white, spot, track. at B5hc; No
mixed, spot track, 81 81 Mc.
RYE IL nominAIiy auotble at Coo
CATTLE Select butcher. a 000b 90; fair TO good,
IS 6O14bO; common. s2d50aeS Heifcrs Good
TO choice "a 00BA50; common 70 fair, e2 500
AVA Cows: Good TO choice. M.0004.40; fair 70
medium, % O0NA75; common and thin rough
stun. a. 500e-2b; fat dairy cows. tabo14sc;
extra, M.3s
VEAL cALvEs--C Common and large. % 0Od hOo:.
fair 70 good light. a. go2d2A
Hoes Select hcayy and prime butcher, % ~
a69S fair 70 good packers, % 6SaaSS; common
and rough seOOu6eo, prime light tdeSad7b;
others. 10 s00 90: fat pigs, t6iO4d6O. common
TO fair s5 O0aaO0
SHEEP AND LAMBS sheep Yeariings and
wethcfs sboo054o Sheep--Good 20 choice.
fAesez6 90; common totfair e276dA0a Lambs
Extra shippers, H.s0HTe 90. good to choice. 40
AIS; butchers good % choice, iaOoaa1os
common 70 fair q 7sas Q. eulls. Hooa4bo
PlTrsBuRGH, JuneT
CATTLE-Markct slow and shade on from
yestorday's decline
Hocs-M Market very DULL two cars hogs sniP.
ped 70 New York; fair Light 70 best heaXy' w
DIED
sHEnr-Market slow 81 about yesterdays
prices
BALTIMORE. June
WHKAT-Unsettlod; No. r red spot ana Junat
eOnc: July, 7i,Sc; August 7eMcs September.
T3Ac bid
CoRN-Dull and hrm; mixed spot and June
s7.sc asked; July. 47kc; August, INC
OArs-F1rm; No Rwhite western ishc'
RxE--Duii: No Q, coo
CHICAGO juno =
FLoUR AND GRAIN Cash quotations; Flour
dull; all reasonable bids accepted: No spring
wheat eb9ooHc; No . spring wheat 4 Q. p,
s7n0c4c; No Bred. 4s9es%e; No 9 corn, sAci
No . corn, soIc; No oats, TN 9eaAc: No
white & o b.. ai0aeHc: No white. Q D.,
ssNasihc; No Frye. 6Ohcs No barley. nom.
inal; No. H. o. b., S201ec; No :. D. 70
sc; No laxseed, ei09Dl!03h
PHnAnHLrHIA, Jnn2 7,