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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
WILL REriIv THE Paris.
American Limo to Have Her Repaired and
to Give Her "a New Name.

st,roi Cdtis Ds'pI,ct N THEsrS
LONDON. Dec. 15.-The American Line has
arranged with the underwriters for extensive
repairs to the steamship Paris. Hariand l.
Wolf have received carte blanche TO restore
the ship in every way. She will DO fitted with
new engines similar to those Of the 1t. Louis
II the same line and will be ready for service
in a year.
The comrany will rename the steamer after
the ropa RS are completed She will then be
named after some American city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
vEyrzCELAy nEBELs DEFEirED.
Government Forces Capture 100 of the
Follower of Gen. Hernnndek.

fp.cid' Crbs y, Ipdteh 10 THE suS.
CARACAS. Venezuela. Dec. ia battle be-
tween government forces and rebels under
Gen. Hernandez has takcn place near Nirrua.
about forty miles southwest Of Valencia. Tho
Hrrnnnilsts were completely defeated. and
200 Of their number were captured. Her
nandez made his escape with few OF his
fDllOyers
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GREAT DEFENCE FUND ron FRANCE.
Proposal to Appropriate soc. oCo, 900 Francs
for the Navy and Notifications.

APPEAL Cabie Despatch 70 THL suS.
PARIS. Dec. I'm. Lockroy. President OF tho
Budget Committee oil the Chamber Of Deputies
and formerly Minister of Marine, introduced a
hill to-day providing for an Appropriation Of
100000 GOO francs. for the purpose n placing
France on n secure footing against foreign
naval aggression. Tho money Is to be used In
strengthening tho French Navy md the home
dofcnces and in terrifying coaltng stations
The belief was expressed In tho lobbics that
the Government would support the measure.
The Cabinet Council to-day discussed the
proposal OF NJ. Millcrand. Minister OF Com
mercc. in regard to tho establishment OF net
work Of cables by which France can commune
cato with her colonies Independent OF tho
English cables
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EEw ORLEANS, Dec 15.-The steamer
Herme- left here tonight for Cape Town with
1000 mules for the British army In South
Africa and Nifty adventurous Young hmcri:
cans who 90 To thks cha rye OF the mules and
share the fortunes OF war In the Trausvaal.
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WAGES ADVANCED TIrHoUr NOTICE.
Boston and Maine Engineers and Firemen
Get Twenty-nve Cents More u Dnx.

CoNCoRp. " H., Dee Is, Engineers and fire.
mon on tho Boston and Maine Railroad have
hal an advance nf 25 cents day wages. They
Ind no knowledge OF ii until they found The
extra money in their pay envelopes for the
prevent month. Irnkcmcn and baggage
masters will hereafter receive two suits "
clothes. heretofore they hnl to pay about a
months wages annually for them.
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silver DOLLAR at Death. Door,

II was said at the home Of Charles tsllver DOL
larl Smith last night that his condition was un-
changed While Smith 10 n very sick man II
was not believed that he would die within
forty-eGht hours. Smith has diabetes.
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500 MEN WHIPPED G4TdCRE.
So tn. Bo~rs Say, and They were Sur
prised When tho British Reiterated.

Sr,cidI CdbL Dt,pa"h . TIE Suy.
SrrnKsTRooM. Cane Colony. Dec. IL. de-
lnyed In transm ;Sslonl The B,.rs say that
the force which defeated Con. Gatacre at
S'ormherg numbered only $40 mon. and that
they wore surprise 10 zoe the Brit al retreat
in- II the british hal arrived half an hour
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BrLAER's ADrAScr ov WEnSfsDAT
Beers Did Not Reply to the British Firing
Nenr Cole 40 Then.

s,,c,oi Cdb, 0s'p1ieh.' 10 TAG SINS.
BoEn HEADQUARTERS. LApYsNITH. Dec. IL.
via Lorenzo MARQUEE News has heen received
hero thar great British 'orco 10 advancing
against the Beers at Coenso.
LoNDoN. Dec. Is A despatch from Frere
says that firing began at Colcnso at o'clock
on Wednesday morning. The Beers did not
return the British fire.
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BoER REFUSE Ar M1FEKISG.
Sharp Fighting There In an Attempt to
Capture tho Fort.

Sp,ciaI Cdtk D,'pa'eh to THE suS.
PRETORIA Dec 10 Delayed in transmission J
There has been sharp lighting at Ma'eking
The Beers attempted the capture the fort. but
were rrpulscd.
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Train DE Luxe for Cleveland.
Leaves New York every day at $50 p NJ, arrives
Cleveland neat morning for broadcast via New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16

There il nothing moro appetizing and delightful
for . winters breakfast Try two'pound package.
ADJ.
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To Cincinnati VIA r"nnsN wanna Limited-NO
Extra Fare.
Leaves New York West 23d St statiop) etbb A. NJ
daily arrives Cincinnati $50 4 u. 4 lying palace
ado
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"|'n"m Play Tonight, Work Tomorrow.
Nv tSsnnss new train. in service Dec. IT. leaves
SCRANTON 4'0b A. NJ, Osweso Ii:5b A. M bingham.
w GAO A, NJ. lmirs TOO A. M.-Iay.
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Elegance, PENNSYLVANIA Limited, Speed.
- hours u Chicago, 70 hours 40 minutes to st.
Louis. 2ih hours to Cincinnati, via picturesque
psnhsylvAniA RAtlroAd-AdI
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And here ensued a scene which has no. been
duplicated sine" the trial beval. aud one that
has probably never been seen before in New
York county NJ "a trial IN whrh III. II 4 oi man
was at stake: Assistant District Attorney
Osborne has habit OF saying hinge calculated
to influence tho Jury toward his ,rts al the
ease. The scene that grew out OF '.hls habit
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-19

NEW ENGLAND U-S), chestnut bred in Washington County, VT said
to be a Clifford Morgan. Taken to Ohio, 1851, by E. NJ. Williams Column
NEWEII'S GRAY G-4). See Vol. l, p. $40.
NEW GOIDMINE OS). See Vol. L. p SOL
NEW HAMPTON BOY (1O4), said to be by Gen. Lyon, Sol of Morrill,.
Owned by John B. Gordon, New Hampton, \. II.
NEW HORSE GRO, Poboby, bred in 1 colum Mn County; n. "; said to
NEW PORTLAND BOY Ur64, black with stripe and one white foot 15a
hands, $50 pounds sJ 5 ioale d. June s. t 1870 . son to fr be by f"dy' Knox, son
NEWSBOY 500, dark chestnut, ~ hands, 100 pounds; foaed 1904
bred by William kenyon, Mortified, Mimi got BY y2skey, son Of Ways
by Rams1elrs Black Hawk son Of Black Hawk b I'd dam Fam said to be
NEWTON HORSE. See Morgan Tiger.
NEWTON HORSE. See Oakland Black Hawk.
NEW YORK U-S) said to be by Black Hawk. Supposed to have been
owned in Mississippi, 1855.
NEW LEW 10St BEA AJr u Gv2: See See VOL t, P 81: s.. V,
NIAGARA. See Washtenan Chief.
NICHOLAS G-8}, 1 toalsd ,S5} bred @ai t,1 Mr. t H%m nil G, NGdQ N Conn., Com !, got got
by Black Hawk and I'd dam Morgan Owned by Harman fiamlm'
NICHOLAS G-I6). See VOL |, p $50.
NICHOLAS HORSE WEASEI) G2), bay 900 pounds foaed 1917 or
IS; bred by Robert Nicholas Caledonia County, VT; got by Justin
Morgan: dam said to be English. Sold to Samuel Morrill, who gehed him
Vt, February, 1876, and living at Newton, Ia, October, 1890.
NICK $50, black with star and near hind foot white, IS hands, 1880
pounds 'foaled 1905 bred bye. D Mcconnell, KiPon, wis got by
ton, Ind by Mr.. Mcconnell, and said to have been bred by P Melendy,
Mount Healthy, o, got by Champion Black Hawk, son Of Black Hawk.
NICK. See Flying Cloud.
NICK MORGAN O-I6. See VOL Up. 1888.
NICK ScH, OF THE ldn WOODS (asi.5 G SO or bay q! with %thd white TS fom hind past Ps,,o1 l55
M Hn%' got r 4 by PAUL. ci G%' son sp4 Of +" Back lac Hawk: dam bay, bred by coI
Sewen, Hartford County, Md, got by SeweD's ChlderS, % of imported
fh1aerdi c 1Spi ,'S Md. 'f psd, ass at R''f As, DSl' b oi G disposition Si ms pe sfS IT.
Could hot unframed in about 100. Stock gamey and useful.
Wis; got by Mountain Boy, sol of Green Mountain Boy, by Black Hawk
dam chestnut bred by +. Chapel, Rutland, Wis, got by Little Mac, son Of
Glymer, n; " got by Ay[es Horse eh Sol of Black En Dick k,h by Sherman al. Black lack
MIG ono. See Vol. I, p. 484.
Nt can 1Eb HI BSs}b S5aSt o. 80 got hi Sy Prince aaS0 d Gou1a,' so 'o' of Black lack H D'SR o DAM M
black bred bred By {m J. s Goobd9 ,d 90v .ao O. osr got 4 BY M b1sE Ra oHoe said bv to VI have Ne
Myers, Spencer, o. 1891.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-19

NIMROD G-52), dark bay, 15A hands, IIoo pounds fohed about 1901
bred by Randall WesCot, Malone, n. Y; got by Prince Abert, son of
Green Mountain Morgan. Used but little as a stock horse.
NIMROD G-S). See VOL I, p 81.
NINE (116. See Vol. l. p GOO.
n. K. WATERMAN (-64), bay, IS hands; foaIed 1884 bred by N. K.
Turner'S Sir William: dam chestnut, 1000 pounds.
NOBLE DULUTH G-6D, bay with star, snip, and left hind ankle white,
Roctfed, Ky; got by Duluth, son Of Cabelrs Lexington dam bay bred
b %vn sT bred 1G"b BY N Mr. =" F orc ,% Galow ~%%p M ill., Ky. 'g got by H'' John W HeM
Owned by T. H. w. Blewet, Woodburn, Ky. Passed o W. L. Brown,
NORMAN CHIEF G-6D, brown geldng, 15H hands, $50 pounds foaled
July 9, 1889; bred by J. E. Jewel, Aurora, Ia; got by Rowdy Boy, son of
Cranstons Goddust by Doseys Goddust son of Vermont Morgan dam
Dolly brown, bred by lanes Hood, Independence, Ia, got by HUMBOLDT
sol of Potter Morgan, by Vermont Hero; I'd dam bred by NJ. \. Chamb-
erain, Belorden, ILL.,, got by Old Ethan Allen. Sold to Chas. F. Cay
Chicago, Ill, Oct s., 1894.
NORMAN MORGAN HORSE O3a), sorrel, IS hands, 100 pounds
Walker Horse dam said o be OF Morgan blood. Mr.. Walkers son Henry
took the horse to Alabama, about 1853, near where old Woodbury. Morgan
coming on sold the note for a gold watch and made out to get away The
horse was ridden by a colonel in the Southern army.
pounds foded June 20, 1903; bred by William NJ. IIattn, Ltchdeld,
Me; got by Black Bill. son of Ramsey Horse, by ROYAL Morgan dam said
to be by Barlow Horse, son OF an imported Norman horse.
NORRIDGEWOCK C-3a), black with brown mu1de and aanks, 15E
hands, 1000 pounds. foaed June IS, 1866; bred by B. f. Townsend,
end, got by Beas Horse, son o Of Eaton; I'd dam said said to be Morgan. Kept
at Calais, Me. in care of H. c. Copeland, who purchased a half interest,
1869
sire of anebos@u 2811& D..
NORTH AMERICA (-S). See Vol. 7, r. 544.
by Sherman Black Hawk, son of Black Hawk dam bay, bred by seeiam
tonan. Owned by Fl. Gpson, Rocheser, Wis, who sold to S. Jones
of same place. Died, 1879. Stock very highly spoken of.
NORTHERN LIGHT ono, brown, - hands $50 pounds foaled May
20, 1887; bred by d. ". Bliss, Bethel, w. and Joseph Batten, Mddlebury
which see.
NORTHFIEID HORSE. See Vermont Morrill,.
NORTHFIEID HORSE. See Way Horse.
NORTH HAWK N|cGREGOR HORSE) G-16). See Vol J. p 1913.
NORTH HORSE. See Sherman Black Hawk.
NORTH MORRILL, C-S). See Vol. I, p. 591.
(7o be eonhuueA)
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-19

Niger DOCTOR (-S). See Vol I, ?. 43.
Sire Of dam Of Ady Byaa asa4H.
NIGHT HAWK G4). See VOL I, p 39.
NIGHTSIIADE (-16). See VOL I, p 594.
NILES HORSE G4). See Vol l., p $40.
NILES HORSE G-64), black, I5R hands, 11oo pounds said to be by
Iangmaid Horse, son of Vermont Ranger dam chestnut, I5@ hands, 1000
pounds, bred by Nh. Stone, St. Johnsbury, VT, got by Blue Morgan, son of
Wilson Horse, by Royal Morgan.
N1MB1E DAN G-6D, bay ~ hands, 1000 pounds foaed 1870 bred
by d. C. Iytord, Connna, Me- got by SINNERS Knox, son of Gen. Knox
dam Nellie, chestnut, bred by Rev. A. Lampson, ST. Adams, Me- got by
Young Eaton, son of Eaton (dam of Young Eaton, by Black Hawk I'd
dam bay, said to be by Young Bush Messenger, son of Bush Messenger
Owned successfully by F. +. Knowles, A. L. Grant, Cornna, Me-; W. w.
Turner, Newport, Me-; A. W. Bracket, Pitsfed, Me. N. w. Prescott
Clinton, Me. Said to be a very stylish horse with nice hottng action, and
his stock good.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-19

NED NORTON I.I6). said to be bv Young OXFORD Morgan INofton
Horse), son of Clifford Morgan: dam Old Kit, by Latin Horse, son OF
Young Telescope.
NED NORTON C-16), chestnut, IS hands, 1850 pounds foaed 1871
bred by H. a. Phelps, Chttenden County, VT; got by Notons Clifford
Morgan: dam Old Kit, said to be by Flying Morgan, son of Latin Horse,
by Clarks Telescope, son of Telescope. Quite speedy.
NED WALLACE G-52), 2:5 and winner of / races, bay, I51a hands,
1910 pounds; foacd 1903: bred by f. {. Shirley, Gofstown, \. H. got
by Taggarts AbdaIhh, son of Farmers Beauty; dam thought to be Morgan.
Sold to \. c. Wallace, Manchester, y. II, 1909, whose property he died
September, 1886. Mr. Wallace writes: 4" He was very intelligent and OF line
disposition, appearance, and action. owned his dam SIX years. She was
one Of the best pieces of horse flesh ever sat behind, and though never
trained could show a three minute clip on the road with two men IN a
wagon. made every inquiry possible, and could not get her breeding
positively, but am satisfied she was a Morgan mare. She resemtled the
Morgans her dam came from Vernon. and may have been a Black Hawk
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-19
AMERICAN MORGAN REGISTER.
VOL. II.
VOL. H..
TCoPYRlGHr SECURED.

TAI Morgan horses registered in VOL l. are. entered in this volume, wherein all hTSs
admitted are entered in alphabetical order The entry in the second vom OF horse morse 81 rqS
erred in Vol l., will only be by reference to thate gSHy'Y pg|e except "We"
ton has been received. II. u.nm,.o1
The fractions that appear in pmenthees; alter eah morse represent "N ""
amount of blood of the original Justin Morgan horse. .-.
Avery few animas uner old rule were admitted with dams OF draft blood, but none
under ten new rules
NED FORREST G,a), bay, Is hands, 1000 pounds foaed 1880 bred
by Ashben Spencer, Caidon, O.; got by Cases Dave HILL son OF BACK
Hawk dam bay, said to be by Erastus Spencers Post Boy, son OF rst boy;
by Tippoo Sail, son of imported Messenger. Went West 1900, returned
about 1870. Kept some six years at different places IN ne western
Reserve, and afterwards went to Michigan. Abold and spirited horse with
fine hotnng action.
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NEW work. MARkETs.


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CHICAGO. s~pt. i-JTodays I'sht supply II esstis
d inssssss and eiesed " lower for Decemher, but
unchanged fw September. The most rwomipsns
sessuys ~ the day's s~sstoD In wheat was the ess
tssms dizziness ~ trading. and 70 this more than
ANYTHING csnsained In the news. wss the sisbt a.
cline mica eahssd tbs leading speculative cp-
tons due. The msshss vss Q shsAe lowe. o. tks
start In both sept~mtes saA December. the re-
salt ~ iovev quotations frBn fAvevpnol Theve
wss. however. iittis selling ~ consequence DE
cemfsr opened . shade lower. ~ estssse The oar.
ket hold a. sbnns these prices for soms time hit
with little trading either wsy shcvs p~siod Il
comparative strength followed. the arbss reversing
the usual order n thing. foliowfas the lssd a
ensr~ grains: which shcv~d crcssdsrabis sssssssh
heptsuhev advanced n 5oec. hsctiped n estc and
closed unchanged 70 sGor psesmbss Ieessnsd u
5Ste end cisssd te hvev. ~ ,ItNsior.
ccsn was nrm SD sltehtiy HIGHER I'll DAY DE-
csnov and HsptssawS sszA eiossd u hiehsv
Oats we're higher eli asuash. IN sympathy With
~ up
Provisions we're dersd~Aiy srsl,e and weak Osa.
essi confirmation ~ the rssevtsd breshsas out ~
yellow fevw II Ksy ws-t esased ngutdstlos frosu
al ausrssn and hssssnsd cut pssess n r<vt ana
vtts AZ the oic-s Oetcber port wss 0yc lower ana
vhs 1esi,sc lower
~ l<..ft
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COAL NEA0 ELLgNsUgnG.
Valuable Vets aeeeWsDy Dsse~veve1.
Specimens SHOW Wen Gov Cse-

Special Dispatch ~ the Pest Spfeiiisencer
EILENSBF-RG Sept. IA vein ~ coal
eight feet scross has Just ben uncovered
on the Tasnum. the mining district re-
Gently discovered twenty miles wsef Of
EiIsnsburg
The coal vas found IN the contact be-
tween the mineral and sandstone. and
tests have shown 10 so be Of excellent
quality for biscksmishs use numbsr
~ samples have been brought dswu AMI
Ell SHOW well. All the ground has been
located by Esl~nsburg men. and Interest,"
has been sone~haf diverted frsm tho
copper properties there.
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'Nct incisdsd in totals bersuss eonssinins sshsr
ftsnss than cjesen0
= II
shep0eDt 81 silver.
NEW YORK. sept The ss~smsy Esr1yfa nj
ing for Eusops Tomorrow. yin ssDs cut s9aD ounres
% silver.
= y =
Condition ~ she T1eo0uuy.
WARRINGTON sepa f-Tsdsy's sse~w~ss ~
the condition ~ me srpasury show AvsssASe rssa
balance. SzD "a "a, sptA rpsssve. ~ III
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steamer Rosrose -fi sag SATURDAY.
R~yfs ~ h~r z - neen, from acE~ahs~h~-~s
~Hsrs ror 81 hi~hssi and csp~ Morse
gold fields
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Boston stock MoVkeo.
DOsrON, Ssps t-Clossns:
poston 3 Montana - IPsnOtt .... .... zee. git
outss 3 Boston 80. 70
u q =
CHICAGO NAURGT0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-02
SEATTLE WHEAT MAHKEr.

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