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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06

PLAN OF HOUSE.
commodate fifty-two fowls The room
at the end may be used for sitters or
for ck-house. A ventilator has been
placed in each end and comes to within
ono foot of the floor. For those who
wish to keep . small number Of poultry
this IL the house to build.-C. s. Metciff,
in Home and Farm.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06
BOUNCING A: SQUATTER>
Why Mark Burton Was Not Run
90 s0n His Claim.

r WAS late in
December, and
one of the cold
Q st days that
h a.d b g g u
NO wn for
years. A deep
snow lay on tbs
und, an d
though the sky
was clear, the
sun gave iOrtn
nO.warmth. but
hung in tn Q
heavens lik Q
a great frozen
ball.
The n or
" i nd blew q
regular 6 a 10.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06

Aappie-I thought Rolly was going
y buy . osne to-day.
Cholly-So he WAS, but he couldn'tg get
ono that fitted.
Chappie-Fitted what
Cholly-why, his mouth. OF COURSE
MnYsey's Weekly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06

AVON the neighborhood boar for
breeding. One objection to allowing
the brood sows TO run out, il the risk
they run Of getting with pig by . boar
not dt for service, and the value Of the
litter. even with the best Of sows. II
largely determined BY tho male.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06
eELLIcERENT CRETANS.



Ready to right.
The people Of Canea, ~ Of all Crete.
are not pleasant to look upon. Never
have I seen so many lowering brows
and savage expressions They never
smile. Now and then ono laughs in .
sardonic style, IS hideous to the car as
tho snarl Of an angry wild beast But
Of mirth there is none. The light
heartedness and merriment which char
acterize most southern peoples, even
under oppression, are here unknown.
Every ono seems perpetually in bad
humor and in . belligerent mood No
matter whether they are talking of the
weather. or selling cabbages or silk, or
complaining Of Turkish despotism, they
arc always the same. grim, frowning,
truculent As . rule they are finely
formed and powerful, straight and
broad-shouldered, and no matter what
they are doing or where they. are.
their normal condition II TO be
armed to tho teeth with knives and
pistols, while the walls Of their homes
and shops are thickly hung with
swords, spears and rifles, 20 that the
stranger among them feels - though
he were in an arsenal, whore every
lethsl weapon needed only look to set
it in deadly action.
1t is easy to see why breaches Of the
peace are 50 frequent among these peO-
DIE and why any outbreak Is certain to
have CHASTITY results. When they quar-
rel they quarrel in dead earnest. Every
blow is meant TO kill. They seem de-
void Of any Of the ordinary compunc.
tions Of humanity when once the easy
curb is slipped from their passions. And
considering how largely the nominal
Christians outnumber the Turks it lie
evident that should they once unite TO
throw on the Ottoman yoke they could
do 90 in day. But they do not unite.
They are as ready to quarrel with each
other as with the Turks. and are 50 con-
tinually divided into jarring factions IS
to make Turkish mastery Of them an
easy matter to maintain. Cor.
n. Y. Tribune.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06

Mrs Jsysmith "what sre you
reading. Lou?' Miss Jaysmith-''Popes
poems, Ma" MrA Jaysmith-"Are thor
the poems Of the present Pope q the
last?-Jud9e.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06
FIG. 1.

used during the early part ol the pres.
ent century in this country, vas not
greatly unlike the one still used in
some parts Of Europe. and represented
by Fig. 2 The wearing parts. except
the wooden mold board, were moro or
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06
WOoghe - 0oo<Do.

Tho following table gives the number
Of pounds contained in . bushel Of the
different grass seed. cleaned. Also the
number Of pounds required in sowing IN
aero of ground:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06

Angry Citisen-How much will you
take. and leave the neighborhood 1t
once?
Leader Of Little German Band-Fifty
cents
Angry Citizen-You ask too much.
Leader Of Little German Band-Ish
dot 50? Veil. I blays von moro tune.
und den you see II dots too mooch-
Puck.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06

UHpRR present coaditioas- Of feeding
here u very little proet In feeding
aegs after they weigh 400 poundA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-06
PIG. Z

less made Of iron. 1t was one oi THE
character. but we'll finished. that wss
exhibited on tho occasion referred 70 BY
our 0orrespondent.- New Yorker.
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FARM AND GARDEN.


= 10 CAsap ed U.sfsl-lt h Alse Bnsily
NOvO0 Aboot.
lhave . hennery which for economy
& space and capital goes ahead Of any
thing ever saw. It Is 13xl8 feet A
partition runs across It six feet from
one end. and from this partition 70 the
other end another partition extends
They arc made Of Stats which run from
the topof the nests TO the roof There
are ten nests IN each compartment A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
: The Ariadne to thread this labyrinth was not

Inc Ariadne 70 thread this labyrinth was not
yet discovered.
All the detectives researches among doubtful
characters and the places which they are
known to haunt. all his long hours of patient
hanging about at railway stations. in cellars
where they make music. at bars where they drink
mysterious liquors called by eccentric and
alarming names, and in this suspected quarter
and in that, were but fruitless labor. He could
see nothing and could hear nothing of any man
answering to the description of the man who
had announced himself as Swiss watch maker
at the Denmark street lodging house.
The detective pursued his researches at
Ilavre, but he could obtain no trace of any
such person lately embarked on one of the
numerous American and other steamers which
! leave that port Such man might have sailed
unnoted. as there nothing distinctive in
the description OF the murderer to mark him
out from the common herd of superior me-
chanics.
It's hard lines for man to let such 4 chance
slip through his fingers" the detective said &c
himself but don't believe any man viii ever
grow rich out of the reward lor the discovery
OF Mr.. Hatrelrs murderer. The job was too
neatly done, and the people in it were toe
| clever
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The Angelus.

Two simple souls stopped by peal of bells,
Amid the evening shades softly descending,
As homeward from their daily labor vending
They pause to pray while the sweet cadence
swells;
Two souls sincere, though lacking in book
sense,
But knowing well the world invisible,
Listening. they hear more than the solemn knell
OF sounding chimes TO wake their reverence:
Soworshipping and spiritual they appear.
Devout brain fbers of the very life
Are stimulated in the man and wife,
Ana they love God and feel the heavenly sphere:
They have no science raising mental mists
To blind the truth divine, that God exists.
-NetO York World. EDWARD y. CREAMER.
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ID ATCLIFFE DARR & co. Auctioneers.
IL $40 Pennsy lyania ave. NV.

SEyFNTY-SIX THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
SQUARE EcEn Of uNIMPkoXkD PROPERTY
MIR OF SINTEl. NTH STREET NORTHEAST,
IN THE SUBDIVISION OF ISHERn GOD. Al
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY FOUR
TEENl II, 1850, at FOUR O'CLOCK, We will sell, in
front of the premises,
SUB LOIS ~ 10 49, BOTH INCLUSIVE. IN
BLOCK 30 OF TIT SUBDIVISION OF ISL
EIM GOD"
These Lots street extended near 10th street
and each 20 ieet front by l9l feet deep;
vel!ient to Columbia railroad and lerdic hue Sewer,
water andEds within 40 feet OF these lots, making
them most desirable investment
Terms: ne-thrG cash, lance IL one and two years
with interest II per cent per annum the de erred
payment, secured by deed Of trust on property sold
all cash. at option of purchaser. IL terms OF
complied with ten days right reserved
sell The property at risk and cost OF defauitlng pur
chaser, after hve days advertisement i'll some
paper published in Washington, DC. A deposit of
slJ0 required al tine OF sale All conyeyancing, &C.
at purchasers cost. RATCLIFf L, DAIR x co,
jaY-4t Auctloneers.
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GEO W. sTIckNEY: AuctiOneer' 1886 F.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING No. 1Ov2 i STREET

NORTHEAST.
By virtue certain deed OF trust recorded IN Iber
District Colnmoa and at the request OF the party
secured thereby will offer tor sale IN front Of the
premises on SATURDAY. the EIGHTEENTH day OF
JANUARY, 1890. at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK
M the following described property IN the the city
of washington District of Columbia to wits All Of lot
H. Is. H. Warmers subdivision OF original lot s. In
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash, balance in I'd and
two ) years. with interest at the rate OF 90 per
centum per annun payable semi or ali cash,
at the option Of the purchaser 500 deposit required
Al time sale All conveyanclng AT purchasers cost
Terms 70 be complied with in "a teen days.
ia7.eokds FIELDER i. HACKNEY,
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auc,ionee-.

N RI SIEES SAIL OF VALUABLE REAL r.
Il Ar y ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. NIHGISIA
By virtue OF a dec Ct trust Mary b Hammer
and John H. Hammer dated the 1854 uay SvptyM-
Der. lSSS and recorded IN liber j. No l. paL-r . ole
OF the land rtcCrtls Tor the county Alexandria.
aLd al the request 81 the holder OF tit socurd
JAM AIRY SiAIEINl ne 30. At EILYEN O'CLOCK
in front OF the premises the follow ing pr,rertv
III AeNaBGrli county. NIgglu.a. hear RalIS Cross
Roads, &C. VIII All that CeT5ia piece ur parcel - .ud
lot No. three 80 III tie division II Robert Rails
estate set forth IN ls ana survey thereof made ly
Oliver Cox October. $50 tue >au IA, lsid beGlg
Wounded Is ioluWS, va, lc-.nauz lnr 81
the tract ana lot No. 8 being me OF the land claimed
by James BlFCn GA the north 81 TIE new George
town rod, Thence with the line said tract
and James Birch y. Il Gegryes l.. ROLES, - -
10 said tract and Jat..,5 Birch: III nee y is
Gcyle>s w 40 poles Is iIaAs corner the tract
and James Birch and adjoining The land a.. n n;
thence west pol q Inns 10 on the tract
line Between sad lots = degrees T.. poles. the
north soc OF the tp'UT2VtCNn road IN said lllc.
thence along the north Id" OF sand road IN IA
elly DIR ctiOn to the beginning containing eleven AID
half acres, .uure or less.
The SID piece of land improved by fine Dwelling
and out udnss and Is IL good condition
walton.
Terms of sale: One-third cash snd the residue
in two equal y3uCats ard tlay
of sale. the deferred pay bear interest irolu
DAY OF sale ana secured ~ deed of trt on the prop
erty. A DEPOSIT OF 500 property j.
knocked down Will ue required All convey aacluy a
| the cost OF tie purchaser.
d26-dts WALTER HALL. Trustee.
the government employ tor IL business tho
CITY, being about ~ miles from WGshi Ctuu ord
roads and handsomely ma ruVed 10y Groom house viii
basement and furnace. Persons viii he t.
JANIS L. CLEMENTS, Attorney, 1871 r =; nv,
lalO-dts Washington, j. 4.
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MAILER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auciloneers

WALNUT NJ T. CHAMBER SUITES PARLoR
SUITE. VELVET AND BRU SSELS CARPETS,
IfhoLSTtkED CHAIRS, LoEHGES, RIGS,
DINING AND kliCHES UTENSILS. ENIEN-
SION TABLE. CHINA AND LASS WAKE
STOVES, RE- BIOEkATDR. LOT OF CAkPEN-
TERs AND BLAl kSMllHs FOOLS. CHLsT,
EIC., ETC.
On MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY THIB-
TEEN1H, at TN O'CLOCK, az residence No. .e..O I'd
street northwest, will sell the above without
reserve.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.
1aD-3t Aactioneers.
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The AMERICAN EAGLE must be a gay old bird
he is bald. II you don't want TO be bald use
Halls Hair Remover and you won't be. Tryit
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR X CO. Auctioneers.
n

ENTIRE FUENITURE. CARPEiS. NITROUS &C.
SS2eHTTh t nELoSGING 10 TIE isIAIE
S S2SNSP 5 FSET 2F E "a
Mantle ANB oTafh fR ft PiATE ? MIN Z
R0KS; bIvANS AND LoLNSEs, ANDIRoNs,
AN RNp o Gil ThBLEsi hNrf6t M AH0
Y AND OTHER CHAMBER fUkNlIURE,
EASY cAhIR5 And k6tkiRs. MALSUr SEC:
ANbcAiMBEk cHkiEs. S MaLSTT PEb RisfHf
EXTENSIoN TABLE, WHITE CURLED HAZE
PfLL0Ws f AND boL 81 BEbDN ih T6 nfii
WARE, ANTIQUE HALL kACk AND TABLES.
AND RUGS, HITCH = FURMlrURE, AND RE
On MONDAY. JhNUAkY THIRTEINTH. 1890,
COMMENCING AT Ten O'CLOCK An. We will sell
contained therein and to which We invite general at.
jaS-it RADCLIFFE. DARR < CO. Auctioneers.
CPROPARrY Oh FIJI III STREET. N0KTHW Est
EEAk 6 81. sTkEtT A Mp, oH MAHHkASD AZ;
SIXTH 5 REEFS souTHWEST '--i -'-'D
BY yirtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
dy OF December, 1889 IN equity cause No. 1870.
tS 1nSs1n Ns S sa hens ct al
front Of the spectiye premises. the following de
scrbed property situated in the city OF WASHINGTON
DC, on TUESDAY. The IWENTY-FIRST DAY Oh
At ToUR O'Clock PM. Lot "a. in SQUARE No.
4S6 being on 9TH street nurthH next 10 The
OF q str ct. and improved by Frame Dwelling; and
Half OF Lot 5 ana the West Half Io: 4 Nm. A.
Bradleys subdivision Of lots square No 1872. being
improved by Thr ee-story Dwelling House numbered
on Maryland avenue between IA and 9TH streeas
southwest
And immediately thereafter the west half Of lot of
SAID subdivision OF lois in square 1872 beng improved
by DrlcK structure now USED Il store. and the
corner OF 9th street and Maryland avenue southwest
erns OF sale prescribed 10y the decree one hrd
OF the purchase money III cash AID the balance III
equal lnstanents secured 10y notes OF purchaser,
one and two ears respectively, DeariG interest
day OF sale at per cent per annn and deed OF trust
on pro- erty Sold ali cash, at option of the Iur-
chaser. deposit Of 81 q Will be required each
piece of property when sold and all convey ancng
recording to be at purchasers costs II sale
BE- not complied with within - days after day
the property will be reso!d alter days previous adj
yertsement at the risk and the de8ultng pur-
chaser.
RUTLEDGE WILSON, Trustee,
iUO 9th 81. n
SANTL MADDOX. trustee
462 Louisiana ave
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vl,Hos L. MAGGAMAN. Real lstate Auetloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-SToRY BRICK HOUSE,
No 1914 BLAGDEN'S ALLEY, BETWEEN NJ
AND AND MIMI AND TENTH STREETS

No. I2I4 BIAGDENIS AI4LElt HEIWEEN VI
AND AND MIMI AND TENTH STREETS
AOETHN EST
By virtue OF deed of trust recorded in Liber No
14 folio Aj1 the land recO. ds Of the District OF
Columbia and At the request OF the party thereby
secured Will sell at pubic auction front of the
premises ON SA URDAb, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH,
1880, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK L NJ, part of
lot 10 Leirs John Davidson subdivision of lots
square 6S beginning for the at the southeast
said and rum thence west along the
south line OF said lot 30 feet thence north IL feet
inches thence east 30 feet to the aey thence south
said alley to the beginning, with right of way
through rassageway between tins property and that
the nor n, with the Improvements above stated
Terms One-thiId cash, lalalice IL three equal in
stalneats III SIX, twelve aud eighteen months, for
which notes of the purchaser bearing interest from
day sale and secured by deed vi trust property
sold will be taken all cash, et option Of purchaser
deposit Of 500 viii berequired al time of sale aud
all cUnVeyancing and recording VIII be AZ pure hasers
cost Terms to be complied with IN ten days from sale
property Will be resOld risk and cost OF defaultin
purchaser 1HUS. l. MAGGAMAN,l Trustaas
- - JOHN ". PlLLiNG,
THOS- E MAGICIAN IN. Anrtinncar. ial-d
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FINANCIAL.
PROFESSIONAL

DROF. CLAY. THE oLD-EsTABI.IsHED oNDa
Il reliable genuine and patural-born ClAirvoy ant
Astrologer and Medium tins city, has located per-
mznently IN private psrlors at 5O3 leth Prof
Clay born with veil and wonderful prophetic gift
second sight reveals every hidden stery nds Loot
or stolen property. brings separated together causes
speedy marriages, gives business,
all family troubles evil influences: confidential advice
on pending pensions. divorces. law suits. speculstons
love anything you doubt OF. Never been
known to ial succeeded where all others have failed
sittings. Doc Hours am. To $3.50 pm Sundays.
2toSpm- d7-3Uts
NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL
X Gifted English and German Astrooger IN the city
Tells all events of life. Once hours 10 % M
On sunday from 10 a.m- 70 $3.50 pm 42l 9Th ct. NV.
east side O. the street. $50 am
n0ME BRCOKE TELLS ALL 1BE EvINTsoP
Ul LIFE Al busint ddelI titl LADIES and zen.
uemen 30 cents each 4Ie st- between 4th and STA
oik. nv. apS6-.Ow~
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Written FOX The EVENING STAR.
whose Was THE HAND?
BY MISS BRADDON.

Author Of Lady Audeys Secret" Like and Unlike"
"Ish-ael." The Day VIII Come" &c.
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1929 NY. ave.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co,
ads AuctIoneers

lime BUILDING LOT On Z ST. BETWEEN 10Th
II AND 2lST Sis. NM.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY FIF-
TENTH, 1890, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, we
will sell il front OF the premises that splendid Build
ing Lot known
LOT as, SQUARE 90,
fronting 22 feet ST. with depth of 90 feet TO
alley. This lot is IN RAPIDLY improving section Of
the northwest; and suitable for private dwelling
Terms: Cne-third cash, balance in one and two
years. Notes to bear per cent interest payable
semiannualy and TO be secured by deed OF trust on
premises all cash, option of purchaser deposit
Of $500 required time of sale. Conyeyanclng, &c,
purchasers TO be complied with in ten
otherwise reserved resell at risk and cos
of defsulting purchaser after hve days public notice
of such resale in some newspaper pubiishea "a ash
ipgton ID q DUNCANSON BROS,
iaT-d Auctioneers.
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RUTLEDGE WILSON. Trustee,
4OO 9th 81. n. W.
SAlrL MADDOX. Trustee.
46:l Louisiana ave.
DUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers. .a!,-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THoNAs BOWLING. Auctionecr.

kNTIEE STOCK OF HousEFURNISHING GOODS
AID Lon OF MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE.
CONTAINED IN STORE No. laos POUR
TENTH STREET NOR INVEST Al AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY SIN
TEEN1 II, $500, COMMENCING AT n y O'CIOC n.
wall sell the HOuseiurushinS Stock Of Mr.. LOUIS
Hartig who Is retiring IRON this line Of business
his Store, No 14Oo lith ST W, Just nortL os lhSs
Island ave, comprising
3 Royal kefrlgerators.
Water OOlerS OIL Stoves
Stone Jar, PrcservIns, hettleS
COpi er lea Kettles, CUTLERY
Bird Cages. Basket.
Block tia lea and Coffee ppts
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Tin io4let Sets, Wooden Ware,
Gas Globes, Kitchen Nc Macs
Assortment of 1lu Ware.
ALSO,
A Lot Of NiScel.a neous Hardware
FIXTURES Fox Sale and store For Rent
IerlsS Cash
ia!-6t THOMAS DON'T ING
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(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON L
" SIkEtT NOklNMEST. BElNG No. 1879.

y SIkEtI NORTHWEST, BLING No. 1873.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Columbia, PASSED in Equity No. 49, in
which Harry ". BickerUn Ct al, complalnants and
John A. BckertCn ct al defendants Il will sell at
public auction i'll front of tue premises MONDAY,
JANUARY THlRIEENTH, 1880, at HALF-PAS 4
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described real
estate known and designated urOn the plat of the city
of Washington the eastern half of the west half OF
Lot q III square Numbered lao. with improvements.
Terms OF SALE Onethird cash. balance IN two equal
Instruments at ana two Years with interest and
secured by deed of trust the property sold. all
cash. at the option of the purchaser deposit of
hundred (100) dollars Will be required at time OF
sale All conveyancing at cost of purchaser, and. If
terms not complied with IN days. the trustee
the right readvertise and sell at the risk
andcOst OF defsulting purchaser.
EDWIN g. HAY. Trustee,
l4gb Y ava
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A FATAL MISTAKE.
misunderstanding Signals Cost Two
Lives and Much Suffering.

BIRMISGHAM, ALA, Oct 22.-Late last night a
passenger train on the Kansas City. Memphis
and Birmingham railroad pulled out of the
depot here without conductor or a flagman,
the engineer misunderstanding a signal Five
miles out the engineer discovered his mistake.
Backing his train without lights or a man on
the rear platform of the car, he ran into an
outgoing freight train. killing two persons and
seriously injuring twenty others.
Tho dead are: J. ID. Franklin. travelling pas
senger agent, Nashville, Tenn; John Kiltrain,
fireman of the freight train.
Those dangerously injured are: George W.
Davis, Shellmound, Tenn. Mrs. w. F. Wagner
and two daughters, Greenville, Sc: E p
Rose, Lynn. Ala. j. E. Owens, WestfieId, =. C. /;
J. w. Fennell, New Orleans; Rev. II. u. smith,
Jasper, Ala; l. o. Franklin, drummer from
Nashville, dying; J. A. Taylor, Magnolia, Ark.
head mashed and eye knocked out; W. b. Flan-
nigan of Memphis, slightly hurt; W. c. Burton
Of Cordova. Ala, scalded and badly mashed: j.
A. Beard of Nauvor, Ala, internally hurt; DIR.
Sanford of Hot Springs, Ark, slightly injured;
A. L. Hill of Birmingham, hurt slightly; Hon.
b. n. Long of Cordoya, bruised on ankle; NJ.
ID. TowDler and Walter Townler of Townlee,
Ala, slightly injured
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In Wall Street Today.

NEW York, Oct. 22--The strength in yester-
day afternoons market was again shown this
morning, and on a moderate volume of busi-
ness further fractional improvement was made
all along the line. First prices were generally
from 10 4 per cent better than last evenings
final figures, and the list moved upward
steadily from the first sales. Only in North
American, St. Paul and sugar was there any
moro than usual activity. and of these stocks
only North American was prominent for its
strength. scoring a net advance OF 1 over its
last nights price, the gain being equaled In
Lackawana, which comparatively dull.
The market later reacted from the best prices,
ana IN many cases all the early Improvement
was lost, while sugar retired u per cent below
It's hrst price. Among the specialties Mobile
and Ohio was strong. rising / to 81 on a very
light business. There was no other special
feature. and the later dealings were marked by
dullness and stagnation, but the market at IL
o'clock was steady TO firm, generally at small
fractions better than the opening figures. Sill
yer opened at l09lI; highest sale, l09Is; lowest
sale, l09l4 las. sale, 1921