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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-18

GuiLLEMfS, n schoOlmaster OF BussIer-s-
Les-Clermont, France, accidentally killed
one OF his small pupils while giving them a
graphic history of the assassination OF Pres
ident Carnot. The poor teacher, distracted
at his deed. tiied 10 kill himself
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-18
CRIMES AND 2FSALTIFs.

william I. Broadwell. banker, was ar
rested in New York Saturday for converting
to his own use s45.279.5l belonging to Eb-
enezer A Knsey.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-18
GETTING READY FOR WAR.
Tho Celestial Empire Fully Alive TO tho
Latest Improyementa.

iatest Improvements.
Any one who thinks that China IL
asleep - what IL going on In the mod
ern world has only 20 visit one of its
great government gun factories TO be-
convinced Of this mistake, writes Mr..
Frank g. Carpenter. | have spent
some time at the works OF the WASH
ington navy yard, where are being
built the guns for our largest war
ships. We pride ourselves on them as
a nation, and consider them among tho
finest gun works Of the world. AWAY
out mere In China there are similar
foundries doing even more wonderful,
work, and that TO large extent with.
native made machinery. and lust now.
with Chinese iron and coal.
No one knows much about the min.
eral resources Of China. But coal and.
iron are said TO exist IN nearly every
one OF the eighteen states or provinces
oil the empire, and there have been.
some iron mines which have been.
worked for years. Up 10 this time
China has been importing the raw ma
terial FOR her arsenals, but she Is now.
experimenting with her own supplies.
and the manu- acturng China of The
future will probably be en- irely indie
pendent OF the rest OF the world. The
coal and iron formations OF the prov
ince OF Chill are said TO be the largest
In the world, and the product is un-.
surpassed.
The iron now used here comes from,
the province OF Human, In about the
center OF China, and some idea Of i,s
character may be learned from test
which was recC ntly made here. a shot
was cast OF this iron for three-inch
rifle, and IL was fired against a target
with the same charge and the same
gun In competition with imported shot
Of steel. the steel shot penetrated tho
target, but none Of them went through
II. The Chinese cast-i on shot passed
clear through the target and was lost.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-18

4. A. KfNo ~ Co., OF Tole 10, OHIO, have
received grain reports from the six princl-
pal winter wheat States, which gener iily
produce about two-thirds OF the winter W isat
crop and yearly half OF the total wheat
crop OF the Unitei States. From thes, il
appenrs thu the yield will be above the
average. save In pirts OF Kinsls.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-18

LTvK-srock REPORT.
EAST LIBERTY, PIrrsBrRG STOCK YARDS.
Per 100 lbs.
The Republican journal., 1894-01-04
The Belfast National Bank has declared
its usual semi-annual dividend Of per cent.
PAYABLE on and after Jan. LIST.

|
- usua seini-an'i''ai uiN luehu y pei eeh''
Pasaple on ana aver ian. ls'.
Some one has sent lis from town in North
Dakota. a one dollar bin Of the Frankfort,
Me. bank, bearing date Of 1887 1t is Very
good looking bill, too. but its buying eapaci-
~ is probably limited.
The atficers Of Waldo Iadqa i n n i
Min he installed At odd Fellows nan ~
morrow. Friday evening. There Nil H. M
e;,l selos ,luerts and uuarfstta ana insrrn.
mental ,nllsi, In Sanhoru,s Orchestra PM
lie t. Oad Fellows ana invited quests
wh.nax.r ~, Ill.,. ,rsn,,I., ,;.,, ,,,,,,
~ ,,s,t+.x ,ir,,,-ars r,,n,;,,x h,rl ~
N b...sv j, si;,3ns 4. -,, 5, ~,
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The lepas Male Quartetre Of Rockland
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The Republican journal., 1894-01-04
NOTICE.

TUE person Who took SiN or EIGHT fancy Scarf
L lins. studded with brilliant stones from nv
store last October. must mail to my address five
dollars or they Will ht dealt With the fun eX-
tent of the law Please remember ounce Of
prevention il worth pound Of cure mean
business.
Belfast Dee 26. ls.GS-.W51
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
A whi,e Girl Nsds . Sioux.

CHAMBERLAIN. g. D.. May 7.-Another siops-
msnt Of . white girl with Sioux Indian 10 re-
corded. The girl Is Alice Tucker OF Niobrara.
Neb.. Just across the Missouri River from
South Dakota. and the Sioux Indian 10 known
by the adopted name Of John Luman and be-
longs at Ros sbud Agency.
The two met for the hrst time at dance
given In pecembsr By the father Of the girl In
honor OF her sixteenth birthday. A secret cor
respondence has since been maintained and
the elopement 10 the result Alice attended Q
dance on last Wednesday night and afterward
returned to her homo
Not appearing from her room the next day.
her parents became uneasy, and breaking In
the door. found that their daughter had gone.
taking her trunk with her. That day mys-
FERROUS buggy was noticed In the neigh bor-
hood Of the Tucker domlclle. and It was after
ward discovered that Luman drove the buggy,
and upon being Joined by his lady love eros s ed
the Missouri TO South Dakota and they were
married at TyndAlL
The parents Of the girl are hsartbroken over
the affair and tho father threatens to hav4 the
COUPLE arrested and the girl sent to the Reform
School
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
THE black cLoUD OYER INDIA.
Col. M.iisss- Says Ther. r. Grave Ds.es,
Of an Upri-irn.

Sois .shsAuh rays " SrnWs beHGsr
Of an Cpri-iue.
LONDON May 7.-Col. Malleson. who 10 rec
ornlzed as an eminent authority on Indian
affairs. has written an omen letter to the news
papers on the subject Of the ANTICIPATED up
rising OF the natives In India. which was
treated in = very serious way By the Spectator
on saturday. Col. Malleson says that the Spec
td'or's estimate Of the gravity Of the situation
10 not one whit exaggerated. Undoubtedly.
he says some serious disturbance 'is impend-
ing. and PROMPT action on the part OF the Gov
eminent he believes. is Imperative.
There mnT not be an uprising on Thursday.
the anniyersary,ot the sepoy mutiny In 1857.
~ has been predicted. but IL is bound to come
iilmmediate measures are not taken to pre-
vent It, Col. MSlleson's reason for thinking
that no move Will he made by the natives on
the native Indians have superstltious dread
against taking any i'm portant action upon an
ill-omsned date. The writer advises the Gov
srnment to cease tam perinR with the laws re-
lating to marriage, the sale and use OF opium
and other so-cAlied reforms" which the ma
lives regard as worse than tyrannical. and to
quietly, but closely. watch the movements OF
tile natives In the meantime.
= The UdlW NeHs Gays this morning: The
lndia Government and the best inform cd
Anglo. Indians residing In England do not re-
gard the scare As serious. They consider the
signs as Keller to indicate an outbreak Of
rival religious factions in the districts in
question"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
OBITUART.

his home. 1000 Fifth avenue. on SATURDAY.. Of
NEURALGIA q the heart. He was born in der
iirm Of kdrianss 4 Retch1m. With whom hon he he
ished hs own once at d Nassau street Here
he was TO be found nearly every day until the
81 ht % In Tie he had
which his opinion was aftsrward sought By
many lawyers e lie was q member Of the
sistIss 81 thi: city, and the Prines sS:Isty Of
Club. Of which for several years he was Prssi-
dent. He leaves wife and four children.
Abram Jansen Ha!denbergh. q we'll known
Jeryis yesterday afternoon. lilo lived at 80
Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn. for ten years. I'M
Fl this spring, when he moved to Port Jervis.
He was one OF the tncorporntors OF the Brook
Ign elevated road and one OF the Executive
Committee until forced to retire BY III health.
and New York hallway and one Of the largest
stockhohers. He was born In Ulster county
sV Tss Msa de-
tied at Kingston about two hundred years ago,
and T s Ss 4 rs. Of
druggist.
William s. Duke died on sunday Of paralysis
He wa. in lis SD yssr Mr. DUKE Was s't born
In this city near Trinity Church. and was for
lie was Wig in politics. sna for ans st time
took az active part in the public Affairs In this
city The most inportapt ofiee he held was
was connected with the Iorrilard Insurance
Company until about fifteen years ago. He
onJ Immediate relatives are the children Of
bis two sisters one Of whom was the wife Of
VGgG1inS. and the other the wife OF James
Goodman. lawyer Of Philadelphia.
Miss iaErist I. Bruekhart, for many years
az Ispsn dsd az Gs SO9. Of
years. Miss Bfuskh art GrssSstsa from rom the the
soon became prominent in educational circles
Her abilities attracted attention and she was
chosen from number OF applicants for prin-
clpal OF the Yokohama college She resigned
t the place AMI came home In February last In
Grand avenue, Brooklyn. on saturday In his
tilth year; had been engaged in the Iewelry
business in John street for the past thirty
Seventh Regimsnt. and subsequently Ioined
the TEsnty-third, being Commissary at the
Of the First Baptist Church sunday school for
several years
Herbert ROyston, who died In Chicago on
mem her Of the Produce Exchange and OF the
New YORK CLAD. He was 90 EnglishmAn bI
the Atlantic Line Fast Freight and shlpplnR
COMPANY and VAS At one tims manager OF the
MuskegOn Car Works In Michigan
William Sehsnek died on Sunday at his home.
Jamaica avenue and Shepherd street. Brooklyn.
Ia his Slst year. He was one Of the leading
men In the old town OF New Lots for nearly
Supervisor OF the town and two terms as County
Treasurer Of Kings county. he was : Demo
eTAt
James T. Drummond. : Custom House
broker. who lived At Lake View. n. J., died on
Sunday while uhdsTGoing an operation for The
into commissions under GnRstheties. and sX-
piIsd while the physlelAn was TssortlnR TO Arti-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
JOTTIN6s LBoUr TOWN.

rom A.s an absolute divorce
Tho Rapid Transit Commissioners met Yesterday and
.rr an aSS. or ., more 20 adjusting Their .ssSuat.
present
Mr., M.rE.r.. Gillespie. tn. eb.rwom.n Who had her
hospital yesterday.
e; Ssfs Y. TX
worth Of $50 SrO.dwsy ioT.msS. "'''--
R Sa 81 s' &. .Ss I p Tol Is;GSs.:
On SIsS FOURTH .v:aa. ana s... Sn'
Of &. sa .C y
iSS Hss,sr street on Sunday night va. eemnttsd IN
OF the Coroner
tn: boy q Michael Mccoy veteran Of til. Union
2. lev Is. AHsHTs sASS yss,,IaAy morning
Twenty third street died o. heart disease zoo A-''
Capt Jonn Mscul.Eh: SiIh his command. moved
street, y:.s;iaay nsIang 90 me building al y
$4,000 one Of the hnsss in the city ''''
5d a VISA .S'H TGF.y Sh.ss .sOE 81 old Of
edward last evening sitting in a eGs,r dead she bad
.a 100 % and
s;r regular dai{ .Iips for ths season Monday va
IWsnty.sscond street At 80 p " Tor Cranstons IVES.
POuEhkssR's, hyds PlrI ROndoSI aSd Kingston,
s a s. sSssn saH e; q 80: SI,SrP. sSe;y
street A5oat one hundred nsmb9rs .sI.
GsTIlt smith presided. and she WsTs ms Raw
Dr. Henry n: SAndsrA III. Charles h. Qulmby g. Nslls
ChAmPhsy. Harry AAWson, aud j. Cleveland CAdy. :
Martin EhrhArdE n years old. OF SIG East FORTY
seventh street. vas painfully scAldsd With
in Henri ClAussn sons brewery. SOT Fast Forty,
seventh street.. Yesterday morning in tue
cover Of vat OF bot tssr snapped asd the boiling
ssnt 90 the FloEsr Hospital
eS; ;' 81. e .sa VA !. E':s q q: a.T "a.
Harlem Relief sos,siy HsassiisS ' So.PisL HsiisS
kxehAnEs for W0mAns Work. Harlem hys. Ear and
ihIoat inntDATy. Harlem bispsnsAry. and ST. An
william q; Brown. : ETiDmAn. formerly employed
the amsterdam avenue cable cars. uAA removed last
evening from hts home. 2 100 Boulevard the Man
bAttAh Hospital sunsTtnK from dsnentiA He pro
nounesd insane four dAyG 81 the Manhattan Hoe
PAl aoetOrs, aud sAs trAaSfsrTsd 70 tue pAE-
there two dAya ago.
CoIRsgs DthssR % Eat East ThiFEssh street vAlksd
lhto ths bsllsFae Hospital yesterday suffering from
s1Aif poA lie wAl isolAted and later he seat 70
me ksssptie9 Hospital -Four other Of smallpox
10 rAEk row Meyer JACOBS o. " Attorney street Ju
nps JAeooson o. ~ Monroe street. and child named
rseeA 81 $40 EAst llsth street
Con ptrollsr EiTch sAid yesterday shat HsRFy
kstsl4S The lEsnt Of The Gardiner hAd settled
pc elA1 Ehh the city fer the lAnd tAEen Tor ths lo
ksAEs hook Park, Tbs city oued kstsltaa s16O.0oo
eat pqt 10 eoultsE elAi $500 eollsetsd
~ AetetAs AfsT the buildings had besn tAken IL
demhAtoa procsedinSA kstsltAa hEst refused -
81 this elain. and waited his Inonsy y fuiL Mr.
tisA az Asi AAAsaAss N isEIas q IAs Ssstsasak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
Note. OF ForsIga Happenings.

NJ, william 4 Edwards. United States Con-
nusnEA.
A submarine cable has been laid and Is now
open for public use between Hong Kong and
Labuan. Bornso
The schooner yacht Lasca. owned By Mr..
John + Brooks of New York. arrived at
Queenstown yesterday.
Many English and American visitors have
arrived at Orleans to take part In the Joan Of
Are celsbrAtion, which will begin to-day.
Ambassador BAyArd and Mrs BAyaId will
leave for Dublin on Friday to spend few days
Gs guests OF Lord HouRhton at Dublin Castle.
Emperor William has sanction ed the old ri an
oflAytnR tramwAy across Inter den Linden
near the Opera HOUSE. thus Joining the tram
way lines OF the Northeast and Southwest.
Theodore Runyon. United States AmbAssa-
dor to Germany. aud II. r. Whitshouss see
Tetary Of the United States Embassy az Rome
will sail from Genoa for New York on Thurs
dag on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
The Weather.

The storm which was travelling eastward over the
lake regions ysstsrday spread cut that higa winds
extended from Minnesota the lake regions to the
hiddis Atlantic and New England coasts the winds
blowing generally from the south and at,sninr
velocity Of from 80 to 90 miles an hour The high
winds we're preceded By rain the Middle Atlantic
and New England States In the morning
The rain In thus etIJ ended at $3.50 NJ after which
the day was fair The winds increased force during
the morning reaching maximum OF % miles an hour
att y. NJ. from the southwest. oficiAl Temperature
ranged between CO., aud 74S, average humidity -
per cent BAromstsr corrected to rsAd at level
A. NJ. :s.7o; SP. NJ. 2y.si.
The thermomstsr At Psrry's pharmacy 1 THs suH
building the Ya.t.rdax A knIn ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08

vAsHisGros roREcAsI
For New England. fair; SPolsr; west winds
For kastsTn Hss FOrk IIiT; sinds.
For New Jersey and Della ware fair; west winds
For Eastern PennsyIyAniA. fair; cooler IN eastern
portion; wsst winds, becoming variable.
For Maryland. fair; slightly cooler central pOe
uon variable winds
For the District OF Columbia fair. slight changes u
Temperature; variable windL
For west Virginia. Increasing elOudinsss; sOoIsn
north winds
For Western PennsylvaniA. fair; vest TO uOrsA
winds. becoming variable.
For Western New York. fair; slightly warmer In sI'
usms western portion; vest wi1ds. becoming W.
Tabla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
Crispi Keturas 20 Rome.

RoMr. May 7.-Premier Crispl returned here
from Milan to-day. He was received with loud
cheers by the crowd who waited his arrival at
the station as . protest against the Kisses Of
the Socialists At Milan on the occasion OF Sig
nor Crispfs appearance at the opening OF tho
exhibition.
Miss Macveagh. daughter Of the United
States Ambassador to Italy, has presented to
Queen Marghsrita - copy OF Mrs Potter PALM
eI's, book. Female Work in Chicago" Her
Majesty expressed great pleasure In accepting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
SPARKS FROM THE TkLEeR4PA

Frank LAwton. nshsTmAn. aged rs. wAs struck BY :
West shore tram at AssI Point yesterday morning and
died AZ noon.
Navigation was opened tue CHAMPAIGN Canal
yesterday morning 1he canal was opened On sAtur
day. but break near Lock prevented navigation.
AIA special term OF the supreme CoaEt In Pouga
ksspsis yesterday. bert Wilkinson. BehAf OF
Dutchsas IOunty Bar presented TO the county flO0
pAintInR OF Judss Joseph T. Barnard. who the
once Justice Of the supreme tOur Tor hTty ysATs
Justice 4 BEo~n ordered ATseord OF Tue proceedings
placed the n OF the court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
Hollands Nav Cabins,.

TIE HAGUE. May THE new Cabinet Is a.
follows:
Premier. Rosl
Justies. Van der KAAy.
Inferior. Van iiout-n.
kirne. Van der wyck.
finance, Van Eyk
War. schneider
Public Works Sisydsn-
colonies BerrsmA
Roell. Van der kaay and Van Houtsn were
leaders OF the opposition to Dr. TAX van Poort-
vliet the late Premier. The programme OF the
new Cabinet Is q moderate extension OF the
suffrage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
Wilson Again Elected TO the Chamber.

PARIS. May 7.-Daniei Wilson. President
Grows notorious son-in-law. who was the
principal in the decorations scandal. was re-
elected to.da to the Chamber from the Lochss
division Of Indirect Loire. His opponent WAS
II. Duyal. son OF the founder Of the Rallied"
to puvars 1908, Wilson was return ed from
the Loehes district at the last general cleo
ton. but he was uns Gated owing TO the cor
rppt electoral methods used By him and his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
Hi-a.rcE slixh,Ix Ill.

FRiEDRIcHsRUH. May 7.-Dr. Chrysandsr.
Prince Bismarck's physician. has written to
several friends and admirers Of the OK Chau-
cellor, who had slgniied their intention to pay
visit to- him, asking them to postpone their
the OK &C Chancellor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
sHOT HIS SWEETHEARE


~ Aristoerauc houuE Roman kills .
womsu and Himself
ROME. May IA terrible tragedy in high life
was enacted In the house Of prominent Gov
eminent official last evening. A young man
named Venzi. belonging to one OF the most
aristocratic Roman families. called at the
war ONCE. to visit Signor Liberatrs daughter,
Miss Glorinda. to whom he was betrothed. As
She stepped forward to greet him on entering
the reception room venzi drew a revolver and
nred two shots At the girl, both OF which took
effect and she fell dead at his feet. Nenzi tn on
put the pistol to his head nd sent a bullet into
his brain. dying almost instantly. 1t Is sup
posed that tho deed was caused by jealousy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
Aasrieaa. In MashoaaIaaa.

LONDON. May S.-A despatch from Cape Town
to the Times says: a pioneer party under the
auspices Of the American Board OF Foreign
Missions is about to start for hashonaland.
II their report be favorable. = number OF
American farmers will follow. Many AmeTi-
cans are already In the TTAnsylAl. and . great
innnH 10 expected there and In the country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
AL'b.raI Victory IN E.ei,.a.

LONDON. May IAN election was held to-day
In the South division OF Hackney to I'LL the
Parliamentary seat left vacant by the appoint
ment of Sir Charles Russell to succeed the
late Lord Bowen on the bench. Fletcher
Herbert Robsrtaon. Conservative, t.33S: LIB
eral majority l92. Tho Liberal majority at
the last general election was ]. 14U.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08

Frederick Dixon. aged 80 years. OF Noting
ham. ENGLAND chief engineer Of the tramp
fruit steamer Lalhan. lying at the foot OF York
street Jersey City. com mitted suicide last
night In his statsroom By poisoning him self
with Sarbolie acid. He had quarrel with his
was the cause Of his suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
s;ssrAEs Rates from HAY.

LONDON. May IA despatch to the Central
Retes from Bremen says that the German
steamship companies. in pursuance OF the
terms OF . compromise with the British com
panisS. have ordered . reduction OF stssrAgs
passage rates from Italian ports to New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08

LoSDos Mar 7.-Mr Joseph Austin Cham
bsrlAin. n p. eldest son Of the Right Hon.
Joseph Cham bsrlAiu. II. p. was seriously in
lured To-day By being Rorsd by bull on his
fathers farm near Birmingham
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08

LONDON. May THE italian actress Duss
opened her engagement here this evening ct
Days Theatre. The play was Camille" She
was received enthu astieally and was called
repeatedly before the curtain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
wh.r. Yesterday. Fire. Were.

A-h.-l7s4o. I76 Wooster s,rsst. no damage; o. 50
si< Stanton street. Otto sebrinski. damage srinns,
10 10 ass East io6th street. damage $780, 10 S. $50
East thirty ninth street George Ehrst. no damage.
r. M-2i56, doS East 18Sth street. John n. Qussrsn.
damage trining: 10. 2Oo FIRST Avrnue r. Some era
Kerry, damage tTiniaz ~ -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08

when Baby was Sick, ne gave her CAStoria,
when ne va Child. abe cried for cAStoEiA,
when he became hi-S, abe chung 20 CAssOEiA,
Ehsa Shs had chadrsa, she gave EAsm Casaort.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08

and gone; the 6oIsTs appear On the earth the
time Of the sisEing Of 6lrds e so3s, Ind thu
land" Send for Lat Of our summer
Fiction, LOTeR Cornell 4 Co. $40 Sixth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
Horses, Garrtaaes. &c.

Horses, Carriages, &c.
-~---~-~-S-~~..e
DETER C. KELLOGG 4 10. Aucton.sr.
will sell at
MADISON SQUARE GARDEs
New YAk,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Msy and To- 1904
DAY AND EVENING
Commencing at 10 o'clock each morning and a, 7 N
o'clock Wednesday Evening.
100 HEAD or TRoTrISa STOCK
HARNBSS HORSES,
the property of Nsssr.
JOHN H. SHUTS. Psrkyiii. NE;
DAVID HAMMOND. New York;
CHARLES BAcKMAN. Stony FORD NY;
B. DIcKERNAN. sew York,
and Others
The catalogue will contain many npe driving hor,,s
and fast trotters angle and In para directly from
the farms Of the owners among which buyers viii b,
soe TO select 20 .dvant.s. for speed purposes and
Tor most light and heavy hstness uses aud Tor
brood mares. and MILES suitable breeding or dryns
For eatalogu.. ready Nay address -
PETER 4. kELLOGti Co, Auctioneer,
1OI John ST. New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
We Begin al the Rlghi End.

We do not try to see how cheaply
we can get up Clothing, we rather
see how good wo can make it.
After we have accomplished this
we study how low we can sell it.
In getting the price low, the re-.
duction comes off our end, not
yours.
Our prices are always as low as
is consistent with first-class goods
and workmanship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08

Gee mas Co e I.'S a a: sslI!iHI SS. Do As:
thsy issR aeTs Il s5d SL-AIE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08

Hoods Pills are carefully prepared and ar
made OF the best ingredients. Try box.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
The following is the new sugar ssh.dul,

on and after jan 7. lsSd. there shall Be levied col
sesd and paid al sugars not above numbsr sixteen
Dutch standard m color. aud on all tank bottoms
syIuPs OF eAns lacs Of beet Juice mslAdA eohcsn
trAtod meladA cancrets And concentrated lOlAkssI
dntI Of 40 Per eentum "a raoTsm and upon al sugars
above 1umbeT sixteen Dutch standard IN color there
q Que ssnI PEI pound m addition 70 .ths sad
Az sgsan, tAnk bottoms syEnps q cans juice
crete concentrated mOlAsses, which are imported
from the pr0duet OF any country which a. ths
slime The ported thsrsfroul pAys directly
indirectly bounty on the export thereof shall pAy
duty OF onetsnth or one csnt pound In addition
tue foregoing Tatss provided that nothinE herein con
tAinsd shah Be Construed 70 AbroEats IN any
sommsreiAI Iseiproeity concluded between ths
United States And the kisg Of the HA