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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18

WASHINGTON COEhEGE.

Is not valentine infringing On the
ground hog2
Robt Carsonis again confined at
his home with siekH S.
Geo. smithpetcr, i Missouri, re-
turned to his home last week.
T. j. RAIDER, ii Greene county, left
on NJ, 8 Tor MuhtNk Tuesdat T.
Ed. Holmes, trnerly oi these sec
tions, but now Of Mo ristown, was at
tracted to tbs college 81 week.
G. II Ayes and si>t =, >tuiepts Of
our 2nd half nave been recently called
to their home in Greene county OH
account of sickness Of ,clatises.
Miss Maui Muller, one of Greehe's
most attractive young ladies is spend.
ing the week with indisposed parents
at home.
The puolic or primary depat. of the
college under the instruction Of Miss
Annie Bradshaw, has recently closed
a prosperous term and the kids as well
az ourselves are enjoying their alb
sence extremely.
Ed. II. West, OF Junesboro, came
down to his college home Wednesday
and remained owe Thursday for the
meeting Of The board.
y. P. Rhea, student Of photography
and typewriting exclusively, left for
his home near Bristol Wednesday.
"Dr"C. E. Gutrtdge, representing
the musical business and telegraph
interest of tie "Old Dominion at the
college, retnr4 ed to his home lasI
Tuesday.
The Conklirg revival in charge O
DR.. Willoughby is still in progress
md it is said by students who attent
almost regula; " that quite an amount
regularly thlt quite an amount OF In
terest is manifested. They report alst
a number of pen:telttS and conversions
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18
THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1892.
Local and Other News Notes.
Noted Surgical Operation,

Dr. N. I Dulaney esme down from
Bristol Saturday and, assist, d hy DR..
II. S. Bolton, reformed - skilful
surgical operation, rem wing II furious
tumor from the body Of Mrs. Buckncr,
on Claiborne street The tumor was
81 $ 'urce of great annoyance to the
lady, and being internal. ndaugered
her life. The operation was performed
with most c"mmendable skill and with
due precaution, so that the patient
will soon recover
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uNna nurus nuun
UNIV HI HNA n NuHtfU
Was Born, Having All the Qualities
of Modern Mechanism.

The G~reeneville Democrat notes
what must be II proud papa and mama.
Ii the note below be- correct it would
BE- Il novel exhibit for the Worlds
Fair Al any rate it must be a curious
and war-like little creature. The
Democrat says:
A local grocery min received the
other day the following order from
one Of his customers: Deere sir;
Pleas send me pounds OF COLE and
some te. My wife lad It b y Last
night, also lG pound, Of cheese and a
rat trap. He waved 8 pounds, aud a
Ratchet and nails"
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More Fat Folks.

III you last issue OF the Democrat I
noticed an article on Our w lightly
People. Yon seem TO be a little be-
hind the times in regard to the num-
her of women in the country who
weigh three hundred pounds. Irecall
three who draw the scales o three hun
bred.
Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Digger, and Mrs,
Bette Green, and the writer makes
our. We are all ready and armed fol
the fghton the fat folks side.
Yours Truly,
THREE HUNDRED
In Watauga Democrat
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18

Gauge tests show II pressure of GO to
70 pounds per square inch on the new
water pipe.
1t is important to have your supply
pipes put in first class order to avoid
leaks and consequent damage to your
house.
The Johnson Cit. Foundry and
Machine Works are now prepared to
do all kinds of Plumbing Work and
guarantee it. They are here to stay.
Not for a month or two only. Call at
the office and get estimate on your
work, 7S-su
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Remnant Day,

On Friday and Saturday Feb, 10Th
and 20th1892 we will close out q large
lotof REMNANTS AT AND BELOW
COST, preparatory for a bran new
Spring stock. This will be your time
TO get Bargainsin Calicoes, Ginghams
Worsteads, Cashmeres Henricttas,
Flannels, &c. These remnants will
contain from two to twelve yards and
can be used for children's wear as well
as if Gu. from a fresh bolt. We will
also have on u counters, shoes, com
forts and blankets, overcoats and
many other things that we will sell
yeu at astonishingly low prices. Re-
member the days, 10Th AMI Goth only.
Bring your CASH and see what we
a and will do for you.
Respectfully,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18

August Kuntz, foreman of the Pitts
burg Iron & Engineering Co., has
completed his work at Emhreeville,
and left yesterday for Pittsburg, ac-
companied by Ed Darnley, who is also
associated with the company.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18
The I.haiAa nAiiahtaa

The pleasant effect aud the perfect
With which ladies' may use the
fruit laxative, syrupoi Figs, un-
der all conditions make it their favor
remedy. It is pleasing to the eye
and to the taste, gentle, yet ffectual
in acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18
CAMPBELL, CAss & co

All persons sending in coupons for
the scholarship contest, will please tie
the same securely in as many bundles
as candidates they are vo ing forth Sc
of -ach candidate beiog separated
from the Others.
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To Operat rs of Machinery.

We now carry in stock all sizes Of
gum betting OF the New York stamp
and can furnish without the custom
AIRY delay of ordering.
356-tf SEAvER & SUMMERS.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18


Both the method and results when
syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn ellectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup ct Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro,
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK ny
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18
THE N
~ L,
announcement.

We are authorized and requested to amnnnce
W a HAhohER, ESQ Ofthe Third District. MS n
candidate for County Tax Assessor, subject IN
the action OF the Republican Convention. WITT
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18

T.. +. Bennett, Of Albany, N. Y, is
in the city. He came here to locate
for business and health He expresses
himself as much pleased with ] 'hnsNn
City and its people. He will probably
go into the family grocery business
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18

Marriage and marriage license can
be secured at the Office Of the county
court clerk in the new Harr building
where a fresh supply has just been
received.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18
Work OF a Nihilist.

Paris, February 13.-It has trans
pired that the Russian general, Won
Hosford, who was supposed to have
committed suicide was killed by a
Nihilist. Agents have been shadowing
him for months. AT last one found
him alone and shot him.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18

Nihilist. Agents have been shadowing
him for months. AT last one found
him alone and shot him.
Women are not slow to comprehend
They're quick. They're alive, and yet
it was a man who discovered the one
remedy for their peculiar ailments. the
man was DIR. Pierce The delicate wo-
man. Why 60 round with one foot in
the grave" suffering in silence-m,sun-
derstood when there's a remedy at
hand that isn't an experiments, but
which is sold under the guarantee tina
If youare disappointed in any way IN
It. Won G n get your money back by APP
nlying to its makers. We can hardly
imagine a woman's not trying it. Pos
aibly ii may be true Of n or two-but
we doubt it. Women are ripe for it.
They must have it Think of a prescrip
tion and nine out OF ten waiting for is.
Cary the news to them
The seat OF sick headache Is not in
the brain Regulate the stomach and
Won cure il. DR. Pierce's Pellets are the
Little Regulators.
An attempts being made to get the
WAYS and Means Committee Of the
House to grapple with the cigarette
fend. We bet on the fiend.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-02-18

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-29
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EINE RIVER FRONT Farm FOR SALE An A
sserifire1loo acres. with about half mile front
in good wood; splendid Ash and oyster facilities;
dwelling; also ave cows horse and growing crops
Shesp; owner going abroad and must sell. Farm.
je292t DUCKETT FORD. el7 st. NV.
For SALEra BEATTITUL LITTLE EIGHT
acre island in the ST. Marys river, with nice
The residence Of Can't Hoxsste OF the navy 81. 800
ie29-2t DUcKETT E0ED. 6i7 i st. NV.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-40 ACRES. WE'LL M
- provei; good orchard; sis-room house; splendid
spat3@ ' 8 z HfNE. vienn.. FAIRFAX county. VI.
EoR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
With about " seres n sSGnd soase Sss large
airy rooms. with wide verandas; large barn. hen
n 'si IeSSs q
le2elm 609F st. n. W.
FOR sALE-A FARM THAT Is A PARMA HOME
ton 'e W flo e from TaT cs
ton; fne land Groom dwelling. pantry. nc. stable.
granary. &c. 1oacre orchard vineyard. 5scrss. n
Sarxain. Cali at once. r. ". HfILEARY a CO.
Room 50. Loan and Trust building !ss4l7t:
CUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 7oe
lands ss.
ties, va A:e insuTes titles. Send for fee list
+ Site American pniSsrsi.y RON sfss 70 ESQ; Z
g. ;e's q isS; . Il
H. above CITY, For further iltornstion inqYireof
jss1-@ Soo i4th st.
edge q District suitable Tor ius one and
qusrtsr miles from Brock, station ton Inquire
te4-1m' CT n Y. ave. NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SITUATION BY A NEAT CoI.oRED
sooa Sasss e liz
WANTED-BY A REsPEOTABLE CoLoRED
wssn xs:nns fGF family & Dc & hS%e can
setsS.ssDSH 4h md sth @ and nv sesssi'
w store By young man Of years experiepes; will
Falr .i Fsea. s1Sa M Address l ,s "
WANTED-A LADY DESIRES TO TRAVEL IN
w Europe; would exchange valuable mantscrip;
ffrsssRY. Star once 'N'' : 'p''0" 70 ' It.
JVINTED BY A RESPECTABLE coLoRED
vssf or 1sdls.s 'Ss sT en-
WANTED-BY WHITE BOY. Is YEARS OLD.
n... srss. e. Y
TH Z r., s S2 S,J S1A s5
Hampshire ave. IT.
WANTED-BY 4 RfsPEcTABLE WHITE GIRL,
t.H Vim: s e 90 e sRs oo aa
WTANTED-IN A FIRsT-oLAss FAMILY, POSI-
IS %;s '' - TN 's g
WAIVED ; EMPLoysns Foa coNpETINT
s;s,
WANTED-BY ExPKRiKNcED SHOE SALES
drss. sH6E IRE. star s once NICE CITY 5ss7-st.
WANTED-AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w for cooks. chambermafds, waitress. laundresses,
SSoAss Co. fSs =. s9:!'
VNANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks. chambermsids. waitress. nurses. lady's
eress from last employers. 6l3 TN ct. s275t'
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN OF 90, POSI-
w ton as bookkceper clerk in wholesale retail
Star with rHi5ssa
UTANTED-DY WHITE GIRL, SITUATION AS
w chambermaid and waitress; with references
Call az 20 Sth St. No cards answered Je273t'
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, DRIVERS.
w porters. housemsn. maids. nurses, watchmen,
sales ladies, clerks (male and feInale): northern
je2S-6t' BuRNHAMs, lilo st. NV.
WANTEp-BY PRACTICAL FARMER, A SIT
w uaion as manager; has had long experience In
dairy work also and give best reference Address
T. r. BROOKS, 6l6 18th st. NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


EoR sALE-vicToR SAFETY BICYCLE-NENLY
- enaneled new tire and In frst-class condition .
bargain for cash Address b. K. Star once. je292ts
EoR sALE-e FRESH COWS FROM ALFRED
Rays stock farm; GOOD barssin for an immediate
Feed Dealers. zaa 10Th St ,sasas''
Tor sALR-oNE ENTIRELY NEW DROP FRAME
Be- sold 4 ssrihcs for immediste cash Addres c. q
Cash. Star once II
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN = VICTOR CUSHION
tired, spring fork 1892 frame bicycle; lamp bell
end tc2lsi essh only. Can b seen at PBiNfINa
OfElCE. lI0S 4 81 Nv ys2S-H
ESoR sALE-cHEAP-TWO YOUNG REGISTERED
Jersey cows N. Z. YOUNG. Howard ave-, Mount
FOE sALE.THE YALE rs me ONLY GAS
Stove worth buying; from Soc % - A
,s2se. 50 iosS 4. Nv.
EOR sALR-cHEAP FOR cAsH-oNE FULL
rtEfsd sloop yscht; sound and IN eood cod Sson;
2ne OF the fastest saerx the river; seen u
A4ynoe's boat house. e foot of oh 81 Aw.
s.$sia snYas ~.
FOB sALE.LARqH AID sHALL WOODEN
da.:e Nc VII &SSS es oaH .9e go Is,ss'' & r
Eo1 AALf-cHEAR-peYcHos XYHTY HfcYcTE
y suit.bls fqr ls1y 6 esoflemsn Dsr5Sc<y NV ep1
sss s.ssss:a - IS H 40 s'~ss 'An Ss;3ss
FL. 4 ". J81SEHm1ss{Efl O II H1YS;
- IS as. s'f'''''i IN n s IS 3 !.
RoA. eAxB..'O3for Gas EXQ{IIR DQf4 nv
al g 5 s1ixdfsf2U5S.s q H. ~. 80 S.
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PERSONAL.

A MlDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN or PREsBYTF-
IA risn faith doing thriving business IN this city
and real estate Property holder. desires D. .
cash or available lands with view ~ mstrnnn, for
social benent. Strictly business trifinr pEfvne
communication Address. giving name and whsre can
be interviewed. q. W. star once, city. Il.
C1n0 To ANY ONE GETTING LADY POSI-
eDloO tion IN one of the departments; has n ls.el
civil ice examination. Address \ A. star ofce.
je2s6t'
uow ABOUT THFM,-sPEcIAI SUMNER
prices paid FOR gents secondhand clothing Adj
dress or call At JU5IE's OLD STAND. 0l9 u ST.
NV. tel0
A UTHoRiZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Comnunications PROMPTLY attended to, coutd.n-
tisi. Telephone. $40. Oftice open all hOurs MM-
WILLIAMS. Manager, $50 L 81 NV. Jel0-1tn'
CIyu. SERVICE PLANTATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. send 10 cents n
S. W. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute
je6-lm Southwest cor 18th and SIS. a "
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTEp = TWO UNPUBLISHED Rooms
with board. for one sdult In private family near
n :. car IN NV rel. exchanged Address Box
IH. star once 5e29-3t'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
~ room and board in private fzraiiv or xhere
Their. are few other bozrc-rs. Addess stating terms
n H.. ssar once je2S-2t.
WASTED-rURNI AND UNFyRNIsHFp
rooms all parts Of city; cheapest and su-est ran
70 - ~ q roolnes terms moderate SHACK
LkfOhD's AGENCY. AT llth ST. n te2S-ess
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Il LIST July that model dwelling
1914 T st. &2S
Apply ~ house.. jcos-3t.
LNOR RENT-TO SMALL FAMILY-A BEAUTI-
Il fully furnished house In the northwest at summer
rates. B. H. ROBERTSON, 1871 st. je2S-Sts
EOR RENT-s6.5 so; GROOM FRAMES ON TUR-
water in each house. THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN,
je1-2m. 917 st.
LHOR RENT-19l91 sTH ST. NV; FIVE-ROOM
Il brick dwelling in good order; gas, water and cell
lar Apply TO 1912 Sth st.. Opposite. ie28-2ts
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
pLEAsANT ROOMS WITH coon TABfE
u board terms moderate. 405 . ST. Nv orrosite
tension ofies. 1890
ONE oRTwo GENTLEMEN oAN RI Aof,O1f90-
~ dated With ROOM and board; large pleasant roons
private family $50 ST. ne. fts
IVY SOUTHERN. 55l l3TH ST.. RESORT ROB
~ pef wsek newiy ref tied elegant rooms: fesr VII
ty11-lT ~.
7. .wALEER SONS, 2ox 10TH ST. NV
~. bu,ldfnr Papers. Mofh-proof Goode. Ffre Brick.
Clay and The. Asossss~ Fans LAAta9 Pup. Saass. "a
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A SEVEN RoOM HOUSE on CAPT.
w tol HILL With room for stable will pay $500 down
and balance monthly. Addre~s CAPITOL HILL. star
once sese-3ss
vTANTED-sEyERAL SMALL HOUSES FOR
w tmMetiass purchases from owners. II possible.
BALDWIN 4 CO., olS ST. nv Jeee2r'
VCAyTED-Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN WILL
w tsfe charge Of furnished house Uarss leaving
The CITY fer the summer oonths- Address @. h y
WANTED-AT 0NcE-A HOUSE BETWEEN
w NaSs ave and y 81 and 18th and 18th n ". I;
lrtre mus "a exceed $40. 90 ssis Be closed
once n suited WEBB ENGLISH
tx<S-st els p st nv
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- ! ] IN We !t -. .ss'..s.. ~,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

EoR sALE-FURNTsHED COTTAGE AT WASH
lnst9n Grove, Nd, price. s4So. A rare bs-rain.
J. n. BIRD. Apply 1877 Pa ave. ,e.e-S,.
HAVE Y0C VISITED LAKELANn.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-To BUY LOTS AT BOWIE, MD.
Md. je2S-;5ts
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LFOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, es27 D ST.
NV, in good repair. Apply to W. G. JOHNSON,
7lS 18th st. n W. 3el1-1m
y handsomely papered; dry concrete cellar; SPLEEN
did location; rent S35.
my16-2m THEOD. FRIEBUs. 1439 st.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

Ts.51l Anxos5ATED s11IA - d
s ss':i 8. & SzRii "a ST.: S:
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boois For full list ca Il once for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th. tje2sl THOS z. wAGGAMAN.
LOB RENT-13O6 ora ST. N. w.-DEsIRABLE
menis $40 per month A. 7. COUMBE,
je2S-8 1425 New York ave.
Lon RENT-HoUsR 1908 ST NV. 10 ROOMS
Is and bath; modern improvements: eos Der month
Key at 1904. Apply to WIN. J. JOHNSTON. 6S9 T St.
EOR RENT-COR 18TH 6o8 ID st ne, 7r SOS
u and SITS. lar. %. &h5 80 AL n ST. % so
1873 Corcoran. Or SO 30 Florida ave NV, n 20
1884 Pierce pl. lOr % 43 e Patterson ne Or IA 50
1909 Cap e r.. 20 20 20 I'd ct ne.
FURNISHED.
l1e 7s RTs sh sl1s 4 81 18th
EOR RENT-AN ELEGANT S-ROOM AND BATH
Il brick all mod. imps. newly paoered; sos st.
NV. Apply $40 x st. (next doorI je27-3ts
EOR RENT-1o10 g ST. n. E 2 ROOMS BATH
and cellar newly papered throughout; large yard
o20.50 per month. Also three houses In Brewer
aRc 81 fish st.
EoR RENT-e2o FRENCH ST. NV. BETWEEN
L and and 9Th and 10th SITS. modern con-
Apply % GH2s c. DGNciSsoN 9th ana sts n w.
EroR RENT-llo4 NORTH CAPITOL ST, ROOMS
l. and bath all mi handsomely papered. Only $50.
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER.
je27-& Cor. 10th and g SITS. n. W.
EOR RENT-122s LINDEN ST. NE OROOMS;
very Inoderste rent; convenient to cars. McLACH-
LEN BATCHELDER. cor. 10th and SITS. NV
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"A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
In
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS,
On the W. and A. Electric railroad overlooking thu
entire city q Washington and the Potomac river
LOTS o0X100 AND LARGER.
Electric R. r. will soon be in oDeration which will
place res'dents Of the Eeish!s within fifteen minutes
Tide OF center Of the city. Been market quite
one year. Large number % lets sold hsndsome cot
tnges being erected and streets graded
Call or write for maps and Darticulars.
ROBINSON LODGE
jel-1m e3 and %. Atlantic bldg. $50 st. NV
DOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-TAKOMAP PARK
OAK aye.-Beaudfui home. less than two squares
rom station; house IL roons. closets furnace and
six hreplaces and crates tolerant wood nantes nearly
an acre OF ground: nne shade, oak chestnut, &C. (:
mutt running yatsr good well. barn. chicken hons,
property. Call on or address OWNER. I2s2 ST. a. w.
ap}0-tr
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SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 7os
- sth 81. patent Office p-eparss abstracts
Of titles TO lands in Montgomery and Prince Georres
counties. Nd. and in Alexandria ana FAirfaY coun-
ties, Va Also insures titles. send for fee list
ErOR saloon MONTHLY PAYMENTS III DE-
i sire1-lots at Kensington $500 TO $500; choice
corners and fine inside lots. B. 7. WEIGH, IT., so8
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-04

at the shading OF few DAYS ago. Bakers re-.
main as hard to dispose of as ever In satIs-
IaG,ory way. The added daily output of
a gr,ldnolng Yesterday will probably aggre-
Shipments. 41.966 bbls. Quoted at 50 eon
40 for first patents; So. 7503. 90 for Sec
ond patents; S2.9 as IL for fancy and eY.
port bakers; Sl.3L al 30 for low grades In
bags, including red dog
Bran and shorts-Millstuffs went ont In
1ali quantities, but there was not demand
enough 10 take the output without depres,
sion =, Mlllers asked about SIS. rs for bulk bran
anu siol so 0io Tor common shorts. While
these figures are lower there were BUYERS VINO
GAINED TO be able to buy for less money
Inc production is very large Just now. NOT
only mere but generally through the west.and
prices or e; are also affected bv the fine weather
1or rpenlng corn. Shipments, 7S2 tons.
quoted at SS.50@9 for BRAN, g.. 5O01O so fol
shofts and Sl0.5, oil for middliugs.
Corn-Corn opened i'll the market steady
d dtlu advanced l2c quickly, with pretty good
were rather firm, which stimulated the buy
ing also. Few reasoned that prices wera
uiuch 100 low, according to the situation, but
t .hey Ielt that some reaction was due. from
the long decline. OF course. that feeIind
caused the buying and the latter caused ths
rise rise. Wnlle 1t lasted. The demand was slow,
win prices steadily held. Receipts 800 bu:
shipments, none '
oats-Oats improved slightly with a noted
improvement in other grain. Prices were
~. not simulated by news of special charac-
yer, put the general expectation of temper.
AIRY reaction that caused some to buy to yea
lts DEMENT'S Their buying caused the ad-
vance, as their selling will cause decline
Wnen they sell. Speculation did not appear
active, however. The receipts of sample oats
were heavy and the market had a lower
lendency. For prices see sales Receipts
81 ,.oO Du: shipments. 10S00 bu.
hye-Not much stuff was offered. Re.
celpts. 2,940 bu
Barley-Barley had several BUYERS The
oHers OF barley had been large for the sea-
son, ana nave naturally attracted more atten<
uon, calling around the offerings more peo.
PIE VINO are identified with this trade Shi Do
pers are trying all quarters for business, and
ma ma buyers Tor all sorts but the poor lots.
II more attention were given to cleaning the
ulrty lots IN the country there would be more
Satisfaction usually with the price they
bu. WV
bu wv
Feed-Millers held at SIG. 25@16. rs per ton;
less than car lots, Sl6.75@1725; with corn:
meal at S!5 ESQ 1915. Granuiated meal $50.
Hay-The market is about steady. with a
Good demand for choice. Low grades were
dull. ee sales. Receipts, IA TONS
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
Following 412 cars is previous DAVIS local
state grain inspection by the different rail-
ways:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-04
OUT ON BAIL.
Four of the Homestead Men Ar
rested for Treason Secure
BondSmen.
Carnegie Said to Be on His Way
Home, and Also to Be in
Pittsburg.

PiTTSBURG, Oct. 3.-Four of the
Homestead strikers charged with trea-
SOD furnished the required $4,000 bail
each this morning and were released.
The men released were John Dierken
and George Reynolds. Daniel Lynch
and w. II. Cachez. David Lynch, an
other of the strikers who has been dili-
gently sought for month OH charge
of murder, conspiracy and treason, was
arrested this morning and lodged in
Jail. He will be given a hearing to-
morrow.
The search for the remaining twenty
eight HomesteaderS who are accused of
treason continues, but no others LA e
been captured. and the police are
inclined to think they have left this part
of the country. Friends of the accused.
however, say they will surrender when
their lawyers advise. and proffers of
bail are said to be plentiful from Pitts
burg merchants.
The suits against II. c. Frick, Secre-
tary Lovejoy, MessIs. Leishmann, Curry,
Potter and others of the Carnegie com
pany, and the Pinkerton detectives so
before the grand jury tomorrow. The
charges embrace murder. conspiracy
ciio IlOt. burgess JOllu McLHchle ana
Hugh Ross are the prosecutors.
The statement that Andrew Carnegie
is en- route 10 Pittsburg is again heard
on the streets. At the Carnegie offices
on Fifth avenue everybody's lips are
sealed. An employee OF the Office, how
ever, told Il reporter today that he knew
Mr. Carnegie was on his way to America
at the present time, but that he was not
expected in Pittsburg for several days.
Another report Is that Mr.. Carnegie is
due in Pittsburg today.