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Contesting a VIII.

Louis Beyer, 81, and Helen B. johnson
yesterday filed an answer to the caveau
Of Lewis Boyer, sr., and Elizabeth X Maus
and Caroline Lefeyre, who claim that the
will If the late Mary Boyer recently filed
was made under circumstances which rem.
der / I invalid.
In their answer they deny the allegations
of the c6veatoTs, stating that the will was
the flee aad voluntary act of the testatrix
and that she was of sound mind at the
time the document was written The
issues were certified to before Justice Hag-
ner yesterday for trial
The times., 1897-10-30
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following:
Louis Dean Pierre, Chicago, and Maria
Butler Steurt, Washington.
James P Fox and Alice A. Taylor, of
Richmond.
Richard w. Owen, Bridgewater, Va,
and Flecta L. Landys, Mt. Crawford, Va.
Thomas E. Todd and Mary E. Adams.
Samuel l. Wood and Nellie Houchens.
James a. Carter and Fannie Graham.
William Harris and Maggie Magrader.
The times., 1897-10-30
RDODTsC CELEBRATED HATS
ONOOI ~ 4I9 IIth Ss NV seI-2m

advancing early, declining at the close to
90 81, with May 90 81. Liverpool re-
ported / l I'd. to l 34d higher. Paris
quotations came lower, but the continental
markets reported strong after the close.
The decline from the top was largely due
to crop reports by the Modern Miller that
the recent rains had improved the situation
west of the river. The tenor OF foreign
advices is strong, and the Northwest, every
thing considered, is bullish.
Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
Bankers and Brokers. Members OF the
Y Stock Exchange, 1927 F street.
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VIII FtIed for Probate.

The Will CT the late Mary E. McPhersou
filed for probate yesterday, bequeaths
the family library and piano to her daugh-
ter Ada. All of the rea estate of the de-
ceased situate in Council Bluffs, Ia, and a
house and lot in Washington and the
remainder of the personal property is be-
queathed to Mary, another daughter. The
will dated May 81, 1859.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.,
AuctiOneers


CHANCERY SALE OF ONE FIFTH w
DIVIDED INTEREST AND ESTATE ON
X ST. tFORMERL Y 9TH ST), NEAR
SD ST. tFORMERLY MARKET ST.,
VEST ASHlNGTON tFORMERL I
GEORGETOWN.J
By virtue Ot a decree OF the SsIurerne cours
or the District or Columbia, pa sSed in
cause OF JOnu II. Lis against JOnn II.
BOarnlan and others, equity No 1913.
the undersigned, as trustee, VIII offer for
Ot NOV EMBER- A d 1897 AT 40
O'CLOCK +. NJ, one-fifth To- undivided
interest ami estate In anu to the real
estate described III said cause. situated in
GcO4 GetoWn No" part or Washington Cityl
DlstllCt OF Columbia and EnCwn as part
OF Beatty X Hawkins addition To sair
GeorgetOWur beginning for the same at
q point on the nOrtu side of 1Jh 81. (nOlr
X ST., distant one hundred and eighty three.
Ieet west from the northwest corner ~
5tn tnOw i ST. and Market fnOW 33dI
sls-s aud running thence west On 81 ia 5tlI
OR ST. twenty feet, thence nOFtn at right
angles 10 said 5tn Z ST. one nund Tef and
IHty Ieet' 10 rear line OF said lot, thence
east twenty Ieet- and thence s0utn one nun-
dTed and iIfty feet 60 the teginniuG. to-
Setuer with the buildings and improvements
belonging Terms Of sale Une-thiTd Casu.
bdlauCe Ia Two equal pa yueut> OF six and
twelve months with per cent interest
from day or sale, for WhiCn pure "a ser or
puFena sers snail give pTUmisSuTy notes
with interest, OF all cdsn, at option Of
purchaser OF purCHd SeIS. IIO deed given
until all puTcha 81 money and interest be
ialds deposit or SlOU VIII be reuuiFsI
time or sale. COnyeyanCiuE a Z costs Or
purcla Sers- Terms or sale must be com
piled with within fifteen DAY a fter sale,
otherwise property VIII be Ie-adveTtissd
and Te@old al cost and risk OF defaulJinE
purchaser.
WILLIAM J. NIL LEk, Trustee.
Oc3O-d&dS 4S6 Louisiana ave.
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washlngton stock Exehange.

Sales-National safe Deposit and Trust,
at 1T IL, Capital Traction, 5 at 81,
Washington Gas, 81 at rs >; United states
Electric Light, l at 112 IL; 10 at III:
Lincoln Fire Insurance, 200 at 8, Columbia
Title Insurance, $50 at >: Pneumati. Gun
Carriage, 100 at II: 200 at 70; 100 At 90;
100 at es; coo at 81; 800 at Sc; 100
at So Mergenthaier Linotype, 20 at 81:
10 at 81 II, Lanston Monotype, 100 at
II 3-s.
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FINANCIAL.
FINA ANCIAI..
w ashingtOn
Loan & Trust CO.

OFFICE, COR. 9TH AND + ST5
PA1D-UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION
- Loans In any amount mao2 on
- approved real estate or collateral a.
- reasonable rates
- Interest paid upon deposits on
- daily balances subject to check
- This company acts as executor, al
- milistrator, trustee gent, treasurer.
registrar and In ali other fiduciary
- capacities
- Boxes for rent In burglar and fire
- proof vaults for safe deposit and
storage OF valuable packages
JOHN JOY EDISON. Presidens
JOHN SWOPE Vice President
ii. s. CUMMINGS...2d I'd Vice President
JOHN r. CARMODY Treasurer
ANDREW PARKER. Secretary
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To Cure n Cold In Jne Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If it fails to
cure. 26c. ss2-u
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E.T. HANCOCK, A. M, M. D.,

Chief Consulting Physician Surgeon gained
reputation in the treatment of diseases of the Nervous System
Graduating from Philadelphia leading college, he pursued post
graduate after which he resident phys
clan and the largest hospital of that city, after which
his special studies
trbued many articles medical journalism undoubtedly
stands today without peer i'll his speciality.
The times., 1897-10-30

81 to Baltimore and Return via Penn.
sylvaniu railroad sunday Next.
Tickets good on ali trains except the Con-
gressional limited. oc2S-3t
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badly over the monthly statement made
by the company ON Wednesday. It's even
s@. sn.S that che 1 Per cent dividend re-
cent? established may not be continued.
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The National Medical
and Surgical Institute.
717 Fourteenth Street M. W.
a Permanently Established Institution
for the Scientific Treatment and
Cure of Ali Diseases of
Special Nature.
DURING THE PAST YEAR

inq From SPECIAL DISEASES Than All Others
Combined Physicians, Dentists,
Ministers, Mechanics and Merchants Are In
cIuded in Those Whom We Have Successfully
Treated.
The times., 1897-10-30

The Pennsylvania directors will not
complete the dividend rate according TO
the latest information
The times., 1897-10-30
What We Treat and Cure:

Emissions, Varicocee, Blood Poison, Nervous
Debility, Structure, GIeet, Impotency, UnnaturaI
Discharges, Lost Manhood, Kidney and Bladder
Diseases, etc.
The times., 1897-10-30

Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday.
October 80 and 81, and valid for return
until Monday, November L. Good on any
train. oc26-1t. en-
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1t seems probable that Union Pacific
will advance. There seems no reason W by
it should not do SO. 1t looks like one OF
the goeti purchases in the market AZ pres
ent prices.
The times., 1897-10-30

The earnings of tee metropolitan Trac-
ton show heavy increases, although
portion of the line is not working.
The times., 1897-10-30

Bell CO. are among the buyers Of Chi
cago Gas
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Kew york stock Market.

Corrected daily by ". b sHibbs & Co,
Bankers and Brok ersi Members Of the
y. Y. Stock ExcGange, 1427 + street.
I'm Hipb Tow, Gins
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The Popular Line to Baltimore Il
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

Only $1.00 round trip next Sunday, Octo-
ber 81. Tickets good on all trains except
the Congressional limited. oc2S-3t
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1t is unquestionable that Burlington's
earnings were slightly disappointing The
stock was strong inthe morning, but after
the figuIes appeared it sold off.
The times., 1897-10-30

Chicago, Oct 29.-The wheat market
today was active, fluctuating rapidly and
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Fsiends of Pacific Mail continue to feel
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Fned October %, 1897, j. R. Young,
Clerk

TILED october %, 1897, j. R. Young,
Clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, this 22d day
OF October, 1897 In re the petition OF
Cordeha Patterson Airey. Equity, M.
1e142; Docket 43- A petition having
been filed IN this court By COTdeiia
Patterson AIrey- Caugnter Of George u.
AiTsy, or Baltimore, Md, and Frances g.
Airey- his vile, since deceased, Where
in she prayS that her name RAY be- cha eed
TO COrdelIa Patterson snyder, the surname
of her foster parents, by wnOm she was
adopted in 1884, with the assent OF Ter
parents, and with whom, her said Foster
parents she has ever since lived and been
known Dy their name, 1t Is, this 22d Gay
Of October, 1891, ordered that pubic
notice be given 10 all concerned 70 appear
in this court on the 18TH day Of De
ceuber, 1891, at 10 o clock, a m, To show
cause, II any they nave, why the prayer
in SAID petition should not be granted and
that a copy OF tuiS order shall fs published
in The Times once week Tor hree sue
CesSiye weeks before said date, as Wei
as in the washington Law Reporter
4 $50. Justice
a true copy Test; VOW. 81
'seB5 81 R j. MEias + J4, folsS' Asst Sisfs. Ssfs
Oc23, 3O,nOI
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRiCT OFCOLUMBIA; TIL 18TH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1881; LILLE X GRIMES
VS.. WILLIAM C. GRIMES No. 1SYO43
EQUITY. DOCKET 49,
on motion OF the Plaintiff by A b Webb
and ChaS- ". Fits, her solicitors, II -
ordered that the defendant cause his ap-
pearauCe 10 be entered herein on or before
the first rule-day occurring forty day alter
this day: otherwise the cause viii De pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default lie
object OF this suit is for absolute divorce
on the ground OF cruelty and deseTtioD-
A true cOpy-Iest-
J. r. YOUNG, CLERK.
BvL. r WILLIAMS Asst Clerk.
oClG,23 ,3U-3t
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One Of the directors of Burlington says,
according tc Dow, Jones & Co.:
The October statement will not make
quite as good 3 showing relatively rs that
made for September ,bpt nevertheless the
company is doing large business. Gross
earnings aIe increasing about $50 900 per
day. October OF last year was a large
month. lie thinks 1t quite likely that
the compeDy VIII show s per cent on the
stock for the year, as has been calculated.
This only calls fot an average net increase
of $3.50 900 per month, and the company
shows az increase for the first three months
of the year So far or Utmost 81 100 .000
for the remaining nine months the company
only has t" earn the net increase of about
S17S,o00 per month TO show the 8 per
cent earned. The management has de-
cIded not to issue a report for the twelve
months ending june 80 last, and the
next annual report to be issued will be
for the twelve months ending June 80
next.
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Earnings yesterday were fairly good.
Northern Pacific, for the third week Of
October showed an Increase of $4,000;
Burlington had net increase of $649 900.
and d gross of over million for Septem-
Der. Reading, for September, showed n
net increase of $153 600; Coal and Iron,
for September, q net decrease of SIS, 900
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Sl.25 To Baltimore and Re- S1.25
yin DL.llIls ~ u,
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a true copy Test:
tSeaL) j. z. YOUNG tlerk-
By r ]. MEIGS, Jr., Asst Clerk
oC2.s 9N-uo7
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
rKANsMlssIssIPPI CONGRESS
Chas Jones Will Canvass Next Years Pro,
position Today.
Wichita, Kan, New. 30, 1897.

Wichita, Kan, New. 80, 1897.
To the Business Men of Wichita.
Gentlemen: At a meeting of our asso-
citation, held Nov. 20, 1897, a resolution
was unanimously passed endorsing the
plan OF Mr.. J. II. Mcknight (secretary
and treasurer of the Trans-Mississippi
Congress, to be held in Wichita next
falD, for raising the necessary funds for
defraying the expenses Of the congress.
and the Commercial club requests the
merchants and business men Of Wichita
10 cooperate with us and Mr.. Mcknight
in his plan and that you aid him in Sc
curing this congress. which We believe
is to be big thing for our city.
Respectfully.
CHAS. G. COHN, President.
DEAN GORDON, Secretary.
Chas. Jones will today call on the bus
iness men of Wichita in the interest of
the meeting here in accordance with the
endorsement Of the Commercial club, as
given above.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07

The Eagle at 70 cents week
delivered TO your breakfast table.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
A SMALL SECRET.
Couldn't Uuders and the Taste of His
Customers.

Couldn't Uudersta and the Taste of His
Customers.
Two men in Keokuk were discussing
the various food products now being sup
piled in such variety and abundance.
One. a grocer. said II frequently try a
package or 50 of any certain article be-
fore offering it to my trade, and in tlat
way sometimes form 3 different idea
than my customers have. For instance.
about three weeks ago, j thought l
would try some Postum Food Coffee, TO
see wnat reason there was for sucn a csH
for II. Al breakfast l didn't ike it AMI
supper proved the same. so l naturally
concluded that my taste was different
from that of-ahe customers VINO bought
il right sious: a day or two after,
waited on a lady VINO was buying 2sc
package and told her 1 couidn'; under
stand how one could fancy tie taste %
Postum. I know just what is the mat
ter she .aii. you put the coffee boiler
on the stove 70. just fifteen minutes,
ana ten minutes &C that time IL simmer
ed. and perhaps FIVE inmates 10 boiled.
now il you will have il ls<t u boil fun
fifteen minutes after il commences to
boil. YOU will find a deliciogrs Jaws like
beverage. rien in food value Of gluten
and p1ospaaees, so choice mat you viii
never abandon il, particularly when you
see the great gain in heaixh.' Wei, l
took aa5thsr trial and sure enough I
have joined the Postum army for good
ami lie seems worth living since I have
gotten rii o. my old time stomach and
kidney troubles
Postum : no sort OF medicine, But
pu,s fooa. eri this. together with re-
lief from coffee. aas worked the change"
Psstum is tie only esreai coffee yet
discovered. vita 3 coffee tss<e. that r
pure and free from ioS grade coffee or
other drugs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
FILES INTER PLEA
CITY CLAIMS TIE TWELVE hun
DIED DOLLAR DEPOSIT.

Case of Rock Island Lumber Company
Versus s e. Joceiyn in Which More
Than One Thousa aud DoIier. of the City
Police Fund Is Gasnisheed. Comes up
In the Harry County District Court
City Filed an Inter Plea, Claiming the
Monsy-Demurrer of the Pisintiff is
over Ruled.
Island Lumber company garnisheed a
part Of the police fund OF the city OF
Wichita which was deposited in the
Fourth National bank in the name of S.
E. Jocelyn, came up in the district court
at Newton
This money, amounting to more than
81 200 taken az fines and forfeitures, was
deposited 10y Col. Jocelyn in the Fourth
National bank in his name and was gar
nisheed by the Rock Island people on
the claim that Jocelyn owed them some
thing over $500 on an old lumber bill.
City Attorney Adams filed an inter-plea
claiming the money on the ground that
it belonged to the city and not to Col
Jocelyn. When the matter came up yes
terday County Attorney Amidon for the
Rock Island company demurred to the
fnter-plea but the demurrer was over
ruled and the case viii come up again
in the February term.
The overruling OF the demurrer Of the
plaintiff probably means that the city
will recover the money as there is no
contest over the point that in reality
it was the regular police fund and mu-
nicipal property. The point at issue
would seem 10 De whether il could De
taken as being Jocelyn's individual de-
poslt. The law requires fhat all SUCH
money be deposited with the city treas
urer and drawn by warrant, counter
signed by the secretary Of the police
board. Regular hearing Of the case viii
come up in the February term OF the
court
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
FRANK OLIvER'S PUN
Now DR.. Shuiz Knew rhe Box Cont al
Ouaiis

Now DR. Shulz Knew rhe Box Cont aimed
Ouaiis
Yesterday Fish Commissioners Schultz
made the second seizure of quafls from
the Wells Fargo Express company. He
got one box consigned to "A. Partridge
& Co." st. Louis. Conductor Steve
HAYDEN, when ne asked DR.. Shultz how
ne knew that there were quails in the
box. was answered by Frank Oliver that
DR.. Shultz' bird dog was with him and
seeing a Partridge on the box set it,
whereupon DOC" made the seizure.
This is the most satisfactory pun that
has been given out in Wichita for sew
eral years, to say nothing Of the protec-
ton to birds which ought 70 follow.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
Real Eatate Tran.fer>.

Real Estate Ifansfer<-
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract ant
Land Company. H. NJ Dubois. sb
stracsor)
A. A. Nafziger, adm. 20 r. A. Kyle
adm d 1-e sec s-27-3e ..-.... 422
William < Hess 20 Mabel Cooper
wd 2Sxl42 i-2 com sw cor lot
Wabash ave. Pierce and Eantii-
baugh's add ..... .-.--. 10
Sheriff 10 l. W. Clapo I'D 1-e ne
IA sec 81 and NV Ia sec 22-2s-
1w..... ............ ........... 277
Clss F Hesbner % Hartford West
ern Lsri Co wd lots ! and
Grove ST. divers sub OF lots "A
blk ). Chaurauqaa add ..-..-. 90
H. 3. Goodrich 10 Fred W Israel
wd los I5s 20 III odd Mentor
ave Hsndryx SUB ....-..-- 35
Christian Earring j. D. Skeed al
y L. Sc IA and i-z ne "A sec
1--S-1w ...--.--. -----.-. .------. go
4. Hess and II. :. Co-oet; 20 II
Gil Nd io- 3s EmPo-ia avenue
Meats adj ..----.-- -----.----. 70
s C Bailey 70 J. Hume Clilders qcsi
i0t 4. Fifteenth street, Sae7~ccSs
and .-..---. ---..---- -----------. -
J. Hume Cnnisrs % Fanny y.
Hsskins va TOT 4 Fitteeath ~
Sae-Eoo5s add .-.-.---- -------. A.
George W. Trone - al % James II.
Williams " 1eax49 CON So coz ne
Ia sec 2s-zTIe and lots = and Is
Hydraulic avenue An7i5cz's adi 20
Samuel :. Kincaid 20 William Kin
casd - al Nd 1-2 ne i-t sc z5-
---SA ---s..---
Samantha < Keller - ssiah Ba-
ke1 y. qcd Ia NV Ia Sc Il
-S--S -------- ----.---- ---------- .
Alfred 7. Moore 20 Virginia 3. Fal
Ie-tan qcd I'LL of lots l. ard
5. Ner Ycrk ave Lzssle and hil-
oa4is SD. .--...----
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
LANES ISLAND CASE

Comes up In the Supreme Court at Topeka
To-day.
w. E. Stanley went to Topeka yester-
day TO look after the case OF Steiroushel
vs. Lane which comes UP in the supreme
court today, involving the title to Lanes
island. on which the city water works
are situated in the Big Arkansas river.
The question TO be determined is
whether the Arkansas river was navi-
gable stream in 1874.
Today is motion day in the district
court Court will convene AT 9 o'clock.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
woRKMEN ELECT OFFICERS


ID, A. McNicoi and A. M Denny VIII be
Representatives
The following officers were elected last
night in Wichita Lodge No. %, A 0. L.
W, for the ensuing term:
Past master workman-J. B. De We're
Master workman-R. W. Williams.
Foreman-C. B. Page.
Overseer-H. A. Hill.
Recorder. w. Wingard.
Financier-O. Mulvsy.
Receiver-N. Steffen.
Guide-A. B. Cooper.
Inside watch-W. r. Hart.
Outside watch-C. II. Hoover.
Trustee. T. Donneil.
Representative-D. A. McNicoL
Alternata-C. II. Andrews.
There are Two Worknen Lodges in the
city and the representatives are D. 4.
McNicol and A. NJ. Denny.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
CAKE THeEF FEET IN DIAMETER
To be Prepared by Steffen for the Intel
state Walk

state Walk
A cake three feet in diameter will be
baked by Mr.. ". Steffen for the cake
walk here Friday night. December 81.
It will be On exhibition in Clarence Full
tons window in about two weeks. Ben
Eaton has hired the Auditorium. the
first floor of which will be reserved for
whites.
Little Bill Tine has been engaged to
do his "gaits'' on exhibition intervals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-28

Quality and il il commonly permitted to ripen
too much. until it is rci and lifcless and brittle.
The Italian corn is made into broon's In Cor
many, where the labor is much cheaper than
here; but that cheapncss is offset by the effect
i've u4o Of machinery here. IN this country
even the corn itself Is harvested and sorted by
machines. American brooms ofthclower grades
arr put down in Germany at prices that are
The higher grades OF american hrooms cost
more, but they are the best broors in tho world,
They excel in durability and in, all other good
qualities. Some broOms are packed for export In
boxes: but there are countries in which import
duties are levied GA gross weight. where q pack
ing box would be too costly "A thre; and broomg
for export are commonly packed in bnrlaps.
handles and Mi being completely covered.
We send no whisk hToolnS to Europe; there
they still cling to the old -fashioned clothes
brush. But 10 all other countries TO which We
scnl hTunms We ACnd Mhisi LrOMms. too.
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The best In the World. ana q Larger Part OF
tho World swept with Them.

American brooms arc exported in large num-
bers 10 many countries. Our expectations of
brooms TO some countries have within recent
years, owing to natural causes, decreased; but
our aggregate exports are, nevertheless, now
larger than over and still increasing. We send
brooms to Central America, South America, and
South Africa, to tho United Kingdom. and to
France and Germany. Wo sent many brooms
to Australia; now we send few brooms there.
but we send large quantities of broom corn, and
we send there, too, b~rooIL-making machinery.
American Recommending machinery Is sent also
to other foreign countries. AT one time many
American brooms were sold in the Argentine
Republic, hut now they arc raising broom corn
on the Plato River. and making brooms down
there, too. We send, now and then, q little lot
of brooms to China, but we send none, or prac-
tically none. TO other Asiatic countries, and our
exports to China are 30 small as TO be Of no con-
sideration whatever In the account.
The climate OF this country Is favorable to the
growth of broom corn. and here broom corn Is
cultivated with the, greatest skill and with the
best results. Considerable quantities OF hEoom
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-28
~oy 0hgeg@6s2y1M
JHeGNS8SEITER
FINE CHINA
RICH CUT CLASP
Special Sale of
Manufacturers Samples
China and Glass,
Also
HAVlLAND CHINA
DINNER SETS.

From one of the leading importing houses in
this city we have Just co~hsunlnatod an cnoT-
nous purchase OF china and glass samples
which were being held in bond. Anticipating
an advance in the tariff, they sold US the en-
tire lot at about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-28

The Grammnr School Assistants Association
of New York city save Il reception Yesterday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock in tho chapel Of the Normal
College. President Huntorof the Normal Col
&. TAYLOR on THE Point of View Of Child
study" the Glce Club, directed by Miss Augusta
Will, sang several old English ballads. Miss
Will also sang a soprano solo, and Miss Louise
Growoll played several piano selections.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-28
MONEY is NO Object TO YOU,

Yu need not patmze our establishment. We are aware OF the fact that good furn
tue nay be bought at other stores besides ours But you will lind ii a pretty diff
cult matter to duplicate our values anywhere else. a few examples will give you q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-28
sulcIde In an KImIra Hotel.

ELMRA, N. v, March 27.-The body Of a man.
identified as Kelsey b. Matthews. was found
this morning In an upper room in the Elmira
House. Matthews went TO his room on Thursday
the body was badly deo0mposed. The Coroner
found q bottle Of morphine in the dead mans
sLand In which had been diluted some Of the
drug. The man evidently committed suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-28

to effect a rapid clearance of stock, including
new goods just arrived that had been
contracted for. A Remarkable Opportunity.
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l4th ST., between Union Square and 5th Ave.