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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneer..

FINE THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK
g pyWEI4LING, No 1891 TwENTY;FIRsI
FEET -FOUR INCHES ON TwENTY-FIRsT
On FRiDAi AFTERNOON. DECEMBER SECOND,
1892 at HALF-pAsf FOUR O'CLOCK. will sell,
Lon 10 sQUAREg7
Fronting 81 feet in hes 21st street by depth Of
about 30 feet 70 alley. and improved by q new
press brick stone b..ement dwelling.
mirgs. al modern imp ovenents, electric bella
speaking tubes, furnace, he.
Terms: u cash. balance in oue and two years not
to bear interest at from day Of sale payable
seniannuaiy and to be secured by deed of trust on
premises sold, all cash. at option OF purchaser
deposit of $3.50 required at time of sale Conveyanc-
ing &C. at cost OF purchaser Terms 10 be compiied
with in fifteen days otherwise right reserved TO reso
At risk and cost OF the defaui:ng purchaser after ve
published in Washington. y. z.
DUAcANsoN BROS.
n2o-dk1 Auctionee.S.
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
Cor. 10th St and Pennsylvania ave. NV
TwENTY-FIRsT ANNUAL
SALE
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Manufactured by the world-renowned and celebrated
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY.
Special importance is attached to this sale. and
making the announcement shall every en-
deavor to make this auction sale" surpass the
sales made for this old and re liable company. The
sale will commence
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER THIRTIETH,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN.
THREE AND HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ.
AT OUR SALES ROOM.
CORNER TENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
And will continue daily same hours until the entire
extraordinarily large stock is disposed Of Here
few examples of the stock that will be sold the
highest bidder"
Elegant and Unique Electric Silver-plated Ware.
Imported French Clocks Antique Bronzes of various
designs and colors, Statustte-, Table. Mantel and
Clock Ornaments, English Plaques. Fine Imported
China. latest de- signs Iich ia color and decoration
Piano and Banquet Lamps. Imported Opera Glasses
and Lovely and Exquisite Jewel Cases.
Magnifcently and Artisticaly Mounted Bon Bon
Boxes. Cracker and r. Sc Jars. Covered Dishes. Tu-
reens. Repousse Sets. Handengraved Tea Sets
Epergnes. Tureens. Fruit and Berry Bowls. together
with immense full liner of Rogers Table
Cutlery
As in all our previous sales special provision will be
made for the comfort of ladies attending this peremp
tory sale of Artistic Sheffield Ware, &c.
Parties looking for christmas Presents will find
it greatly tostheir advantage To attend this brief
IMPORTANT SALE"
Every article strictly guaranteed represented or
money refunded" And it is with pardonable pride
that refer to previous sales made by for this
company" far the quality of the ware con-
cerued, which is second to none in the country.
Kindly remember that the sale viii commence
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER THIRTIETH. at
ELEVEN M. THREE and HALF-PAST SEVEN
p NJ, and continue daily until everything is sold.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co.
n2310t Auctoneers,
COX 600 WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD
eDAc.OOO watches. fine silver and other
goods from Marstons Office. Troy. y. Y. FECH-
NER. Auctioneer, GIL Pa. ave. under Metro'n Hotel
n163nf
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RATcLIFFE. DARR a co. Auct..
cHAAHScTRY SALE on VERY VALUABLE I'M
MhSI CORNER OF FIFTEENTH AND 4

4 IA
STREETS NoK1 HNFST
BY virtue Il a decree - the Supreme Corr, ~ IN.
ns'rirt u Columbia. PASSED ca The 18th day q No
Asiilner. ~. IN equity cause No. II 0Ss. wherein
Emily b. fre@inar - D roiapl sinants and Henry
" Freeman II a. arr d-isudauts he uniersigned -
trustees VII offer '1r ruhr aurttun ia front
81 ihe premises, "a FRIDAY, DECEMBER sECOND
lsH3, at tbIk O'CLOCK 2. N the FOL ow-
lnz desri he'd real estate. - VT Part OF art1ns lt
NUM- cred "ne az. N square hundred hundred
and ninety six 100. u-CIuu tire satue IN.
southeast corner ~ said o and running thence vest
along NJ -teet twenty faNl fst. t1snre north -ixtv-
two tO-l feet aHd tn ,l0' IN he's. thence east
twenty to t~ct - 18th street wst thence south =
:hs place Il beginning. tU-f ar with the improve
nents thereun consisting q f0ur-~tary frame and
brick dWelling. Sl,e-f. however, a desd u trust
Tor u. eOD. TO bs announced AZ sale
Terms of sale ttI ~ the larree nnehfrd
OF the purchase ny In cash m tho balance IN two
equal inst ailments Al oe al years with Interest
fr1m the day o sale, % he secured hy deed n trust
upon the rr perry sold. all ras1 the option q
the purchaser. AdcpUSit - 900 will b. required at
the tine 81 sale All cuuVeya lciug aud recording
rurchaST cost. Terms q sac 10 b. complied with
within nteen DAYS from re day q sale oter~f-s
trustees reserve the right 20 resell the ri-k and
of the dcfaultinE purchaser.
Ap- NrE A
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u ATCLIFFE. DARK CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
N S90PENNA. AVE. N W.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on L STREET BE:
TWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH
STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION.
on MONDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH. 1892 AT
FOUR 0'CLoCKP. NJ. will sell in front Of the
premises
LOT ., SQCARE III,
a most desirable property. three blocks west Of Con-
necticut avenue.
Terms: One-third cash. the balance in one and two
years. with interest al the rate Of per per
trust the property sod. all cash at the pur-
chaser's option. deposit OF 800 required at the
time of sale. Terms to be COMPLIED with in ten
days from the day Of sale. All COMPROMISING. record
ing. &c, at purchasers cost.
-nsd-d&ds RATCLIrFE DARR CO Aucts
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RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 Co,
suctipnpars nj q, ls,p,..
nUNcANsoN BROS. ArcTIoNEERs.

THAT VALUABLE, MEN AND SUBSTANTIALLY
BUILT RESIDENCE AND GROTNDs FRONT
ING on HE SEVENTH STKEET load aNI
NORTH OF Bk1GHTWooD. IN IRE DIS
TEICT OF COLUMBIA
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust bearing dates ~.
sTectiyely September Is. lSa0. and March 10, 1881
and duly recorded in liber 1926 toto rs and 1850
folio 34. o. the land records of the District OF nm
ba and at the request of tie party secured thereby
We will sell a. public auction. in front OF the premises
on MoSbAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF DECEM,
BER 1892. at FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ. the following
descrihei land snd PREMISES situated in the District
Aforesaid and known aud designated as part of OF
twenty CO. in Gan r. Green's subiiv sion of part
OF tract OF land called 'Giis' PorUoE the same
is recorded in county book q. pare 40. one Of the
records OF the Office the District of CO.
umbia. eginning for the AZ the northeast cor
ner Of said lot ana running thence south fifty Go
feet thence west two hundred 00 feet thence rorfh
fifty to9) feet and thence east hundred to feet
10 the place of BEGINNING.
Terms: one-tni-d Of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance in three equal instalmenis in liz,
twelve and eighteen months. WITH interest and Sc.
cured by deed OF trust the property, all cash.
An conveyancing and recording Al the Of the pur
chaser. deposit of S0Owill be required az the time
OF sale II terms OF sale are not complied with within
ten days after sale the trustees the right 10
sell the property at the risk and Of the defauins
purchaser after such public notice they may deem
necessary.
A. A. BROOKE
no5-d&ds THOMAS SoMERvuIE.5 Trustees.
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JOSEPH !. DARLINGTON. Trustee.
As DOM ING A son Au-fs ussl-dkis
DUNcASsoS BROS. Auct.. och and D SITS nv
CHANCERy SALE OF COY HOME IN GEORGE
IONN. BLlNG HOUSE n. saw IlhsI lOR y

lOMN. BLING EolSL NJ SAt- flhSl tDh n
STEEET.
BY virtue % decree % tho SUPREME Court ~ tho
District " Columbia dated the 1l - October. 1891
ard resse in certain rau-e therein depending. Ia
Wit h Robert A. Phillips cotrl anAni and Harry j.
Oge defendant. the uuderslgu, - Trustees VII -ell
ht tnb.ic auction 80 WEDNESDAY. tut sEN-
ENTH OF DECEMBER. 1892. ~ FOUR Thirty
O'CLOCK p ". in front u he rsmises. part q cts
seventy and seven In Beatty ana HaN kns I'd IL
tfon TO NeorgefOan the same hslnr bounded - fol-
lgHs: Beginning At uoint In the south line y FIRST
SUI 81 NJ the end 81 line drawn westerly On sid stret
twenty three feet nine inches from the southwest In
ters-ctiou % flrsf and Frederick streets and run
thence sCIth and IA allel with Frederick street seNs
ty-one feet! thence westerly ani parallel Wiz ftrs
stree fourteen feet six in h.-. thence north aud
parallel with mrs. line feet O. the south
line of First street then with said Firs stree four
teen feet siK inches - tho flace Of beginning.
Terms II sale as Lresctibed Ivy decree amended by
Court in General Tern nus third cash and the
residue III o1e and tive years from day q -
with interest from said date. Ter Witch the notes OF
Vie purchaser VIII he taken, ~sured Is deed q trust
on the property. or all cash 1T ortinn q Iur-
ehaseT De poslt % Site Nil he Required when the
property is struck Of. All culy'yancinE A. cost Of
the purchaser II terms OF vale not rplird WITH
within ten days after sale ia. trustee rs-"rves lac
rislt 10 resell The rrOpefy tho risk and cs Il fhs
defaultng purchaser after hvs day-' afverri-eneut
JOHN MARBUitH. u Trusts.
~ NJ 4
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A. A. BROOKE
(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMpRovEl
" REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS gl9 % STRFF'
NORTHWEST. WITH FRONTAGE OF INVENT

By virtue of decree passed by the Equity Court Of
the supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia in
No 1896. wherein Robert r. Allen il COMPLAIN
ant and hugnsia Harris et al arc de.end.nts The
SECOND, 1892. at HALF-PASr FoUR p NJ, In
front Of the premises all Of sub lot sixtyegh (s in
square three hundred and sixfy-sir () In The cifx
Of Washington and District Of Columbia
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. one-third In one
deferred payments TO be evidenced By notes secured
BY deed OF trust on ID premises sold and bearing in
terest at the rate OF Yer cent per annuu payabls
semi-annuslly. OF AL D. at the option Of the pur.
chaser Adeposf of 500 10 be made az time of sale
Conveyancing and recording az Of purchaser II
terms of sale not complied with within ten days
from day Of sale premises may be resold al risk an
cost of defaultng purchaser
v. PRESTON WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
No. gl2 81. "A.
l. cABEII WILLIAMSON. Trustse.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co, Aucts noa.1ot
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AUCTION SALES
FrTrRR nav.
ThoNAs DowiiSa sox. Aacss. en-r

1HhoMAs BOWLING soS. Aacss.. ol- Pa,
kISTIoS ssiI OF riyI ACRES or L.xn OK
Al Ptsc9 &C fiSs ON Mi fH q2F q S9 saLE
ITTtsstpiH Ps NyTtE IHasS rnws1,SrsH isS
scres q valuable i.nd froatns "A IN tse 90
;he Methods, UaverStts ard opIS@,,s -,sI
Terns Of sale; one-hAlf easA. t.l.D,. IN ,..
9. 500 rs,Srel ., DINE - ~, w. Pshs..s Da
comrlied With within ten DAYS. atheru -. ~ ~
nsai: SEo c rIrSf CO. st.' rs fi IS, :,
ss-rHE ABOVE SAN j. FASHIONED ON "a
count Of - rain until MONDAY. nFs,ssss,issoss
riFrH. is9s. same hour ara pisoe n-sa az
nuNcASsoN BROS. Ancts
cHANcrRy SALE or -THF y,rUaRrr srox,
pT ssTkft I AND coNSfrHHiheArsfT SassSSEk
T TimS S sf,nsITp tfR ~ RRSSIaS fEsk
~ y,riae end 70 r,Tslap,.e q aT.s i On n.
i.ori eiSesn hundrea and s,se;l I ,e 8. ssr
supreuic Court q the District q Columbia 10 s'ns
t Tern y sSSs "a q, ~, 's % rss h.
hun rcd ard thru CISor eqtiis yin, snrviViss
JANUiRi. q ie yssrei our or i.,s.r Ra ni "a y
q 30 oCfocK " IN fr MT - III ,h ?
for sale nj puhtc anction ihr foi'eWinr "a .i,e
lon q siusre narSsra one sauTSA . ana ' ~,
ls4l a,Sord az - The sulslv SION recorisli IN a. =
IS W x,, 3 II 90, sS0 .l H. e Sl: . n
/ Terms 81 sale one fourth - the fsurrl,,.. 49,
60 b. raid resh on the dav - sale ~ fus &C.,.
tion hereof ~ The court aul the rcsdus IN ne. q
equal tnstailtnents % one \ two 90 and -. a
vears, the deferred UaYfuents % ~ se--l-,i i..p
notes - the if'rchnser teErins Cate IN 10 - .
sale VIII inter'st aud rs-rved lirn upou the -,T
eTty sold Or al cash. A. flis upsinn q fha ,- 49,
Thereof. dauos - ESQ 20 L. lad@ Al ~ -s,
] purchasers cost. - ~
I HENRY MISr GAHNrTr
| SurNivinr Trn.fse
! NJ anus 4iHathst ~
! EEo. ". sTiCKNEY. A,r-i.. Isi6Fs,.
] PkRFNPToRY SAIL OF VERY NA1raRTr, -,
IMPROVED PR PERTY on rHF sOr'Tfiji 4, 4 -
CORNER OF CANAL AND n STRE q IL Sof-ltit
WEST ~ n
| Will offer FOR sale, 10 front q To t-s,,i.. -
/ THURSDAY. the EIESr DAY or nF,TNTfpn
half ~ Lot :. square GA.
Ter,Us a. sale one-third cash and tIs ,,,l.D, n,
one a and two 20 Ncss. with n 10 AZ =
Sfsf ceniuIr per anuufn. psyahr zsii ur-us11t "a
D secured by deed - trust On the IroTrty sod ,ne
hun ired dollars deposit At time 81 sale 80
| Loot SEo. W. s1iCkNEl Au-iianasr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucsionecr,.
By CATALOGUE
IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALE.

iAfOhIANI SPECIAL sALt.
couprising some excellent Parlor Furniture. Amar-
rsntb Cabinet. TurcOman Portieres. Fine Administer
and Wilton Russ eli made TO order eiessnt Brss. and
Marble Clock Sets. Brass soopces and LAmrs. Royal
Worcester. prsslen Vienna hisQue. Fsierce. wedse-
wood. Holland and other nne Porcelsins in useful
and ornamental shapes. most Of which having been
collected abroad large lot Of orhams Best Plated
Table Ware. but slightly used msrnihoen, Card Ia
bic. made TO order. and many other hne pieces.
On FRIDAY. DECEMBER SECOND. 1892. q,
ELEVEN An AND THREE Pm. We will sell
Accent collection u fu-ul;ure AMI Interior necora
tons. heinz the nnest that mon could bay ard 4
large PORTION u! which le - oder. The prop
erty belongs to family iesvin Tot Iurnpe and offer,
q splendid opportunity 20 those In search u nnt
goods
p. Son exhibition az TO hour Of sale Write fo
LATfMER 4 SLOAN
n2S-d.s Auctioneers.
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nasd.s
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aurtioaeers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Aortioncers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Tot OF
MERIDIAN hill. FRONTING - Fkkr OS
THE WEST SIDE OF CKAMPLATN ANENJ 4
BIZ DIP II OF 100 FEET
BY virtue OF deel Of trust 10 dated the "a dav 81
August, A. ID. 1885. and recorded IN liler No 1893.
folio $50 81 sd OF the land records % N. Dis
trict Of Colmbs. and - the request q tho party
cured and holdr- OF ths notes. the an ersgne trus
tee will sell a. Cuh;ic auction. 10 from; 81 tie pre
ises, on WEDNESDAY, THE fOIhIIINIH zDAh
OF DFCEMBER. 1852. Ar HALFPAsr FouR
O'CLOCK z. NJ, all thG' certain piece or parcel 81
land situate in the comfy OF Washington. district Of
Columbia. and known AVID heing the south la OF
lot numbered twelve u.) in block nuinhered twelv.
tll of nss Evans suoNlslon 81 Iart OF the rac'
Of lsna ln9wn a. Mount Pleas M" nov called
MERRIAM Hili." Per Mat recorded in Litter r G.
7, "a folio 4st9, one of land records q. The Dis
trict % Columbia, and In Liler. Levy Cont No ,,
folio s one Of records of SUI divisions IN the ofcs
Of the surveyor Il said District together with the i'm
movements thereon.
Terms of sale. One third Of the purchase money ~
be paid III cash and the balance 20 be raid in two
cured by deed q trust the property sold with in
per snnHm until Yad cash. at the option Of the
the bid is accepted II the 81 sac
piled with in fifteen days the trustees the gh
TO resell the property at the rt-k and cost Of the de
LOUIS II. WINE
gl0 81. n. T-.,..o..
THOMAS r. MARTIN. ( i'Nsee7-
- Y
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IL go PA. AVE. N W
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN rNIMPROvED LOT OF
GROUND IN O. L. GREEN'S SUBDIVIsION


FGSHR dF II q Il shffS B. SUBDIVISION
November. 1891. and recorded in Iiber No i8si
folio SEQ one Of the land records Of the District
e. nm NSoN S THE Eafin fWELTIE bEcEI
G
in the county Of Washington. District Of Columbia to
~. All that certain piece or parcel q land and
Green's subdivision Of part OF 'Chichesier as the
ffty-four G4l one Of the records Of the surveyors
office Of the District of Columbia
cash and the balance In equal ms, In six
and twelve months, with Interest. and secured by
Ssysneinr and recording It he the
deposit Of $50 will be required at the time of sale
days after sale the reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser after such public notice they shall deem
..os,a. GS +. 6 AIENMsTE9Se. Trustees.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs,
ELEGANT SaAST THRE ZEE 81 STORY PgEssEp BRICK
H0TsE M FS Sr az ELEVENTH STREET SOUTH
or TqE sRInAa; NSXEyBER TwENTY-NINTH.
OF ' RS& R.sS 81 SnIe1xAL LOT ,s. SQUARE as,
feet inches to 3ofoot paved alley improved by an
elegant brick house with back building under good
rental and on line q Anscostia cars.
70 be paid in cash deposit OF 1900 required the
time q SALE Jsrms to be eSmplied with in ntt.en
rk and cost Of the desoltng purchaser is reserved
Al
15oyE sAE s SAT 81
Dndzas. SANE h acps IL FIJI bAnR CO.. Auet.
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GEo ". sTicKSEy. Aat.. IeBr.,

pfRf iPTORN SAIL OF VERY NA1TaRTr -,
IMPROVED PR PERTY on rHF sOr'Iiitt 4 ~
CORNER OF CANAL AND n STREETs Soi-Ia
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A ii. LEVY. AuctIoueer
~ 1000 Pennsylvania ave.
Corner of 10th ST. (south sde).
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
Cor. 10th st. and Pennsylvania ave. n.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts. = :"

eFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER THIRD same
hour. at the rooms of Ratcltfe. barr Co 9e) Penn
ave. NV. DANIEL NJ RANsDfLL.
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nuNcANsoN BROS. An-ta

es-THE ABOVE sAIE IL PosTpONFp M -
count Of re rain unt MONDAY. DFs.fs,rSss
ftFrH. lsss sane hour ara piscs. ,pS IN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-07-23
BAD FEELING
Growing Among the Locked Out Mil
Men at Homestead.
Ugly Blades Drawn BY the Soldiers--The
Militia Under Orders Not to Talk With
striking Mill Men-The Town still
Patrolled by the Armed Troops.

uo,,,.s,,,,,, Do I'll, 10 po,,+;ons
49,. ,.s A., ,,;,;t;. S LIN ,,,ar oro
.,, 49, c.. A., -
N0'-..-'e tN,,. .,.
80 - ''.,'.,.. ".sD ,,;
~ = " NA,p - -,
oi =, ''na 1tL, ~ III, g. i.o,.oa
~ r 49, c.,.;a I'll l., ~ a;r
e"ip,oS 70 Va -, -,
81. 49,, n -
III, - ~ ,oo1o - .,o on
"a 49,. 49, - ,,n.a aon,;u, ,s
& ,bo;. tn;auas ond ,.hnn .ha hove ;r blne
'.;-lal .,:.,, .i,o .a,,,,a,S,o a,on,,
,;.,, .,,a s.oo, - a.a raro
~ -. ..,. Il y, - tax ,.oI;oo
"a ,N ~ e,.L. ,,.;.i, a. p;n1.o..a,s .h;s
sao1;aa. ,,,a,,;,od d.. .f,or tbo f;rst
dam tho i;nos hauo ,,radrall,, hoen tirht-
o,;nr, nd s,.;o. 5iso;,,,;no nreva;is in
mo no,,n ,nd in M. tnwn
Tho saldiers aro under ordors not ~
tall, ui,b mill mon and those who can
nnt sbow twenty rounds of CARTRIDGES
have beon ronr;nanded and d;sc;nlined
Thrrsdav nirh, whom picl,ets wore
thrown ont arornd thn Carnegie mill
ood soldiers s,ood within \ half-dozen
wards of each other one side of the
borough of Homestead and on tho 9th.
cr tho celebrated stocl,ade which Mr.
Ericls nlocod oronnd tho mill in mood
season, the situation was made clear to
the men. Those who were halted at the
nont of the bavonet when tbev at
temptcd to pass down Eighth avenue in
front Of the mills became INDIGNANT
and GANGS Of mill men began to gather
In the town near the mill.
Down along the tracks of the Pitts.
burch McKecsnort and Youghiopbeny
railroad which runs through the Car.
nepie propcrtv. several gangs of men
were disnersed NV the natrol at and 2
o,clocl, thie morn;nn The snecial no.
licemen of the Borough ordered these
mon to go IN their homes. but the men
rorrsod and would not move on The
na,rol then look the matter in hand and
cleared tbe street
The mill mon had been drinking and
;nd,,1rod in loud tall, defvinp tho mill.
.an,, a,,,han;,;oe nc ,o,, ne ,bo 1ooo1
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-07-23
THE BUILDING WRECKED
By ythe Explosion ufa BoiIer-The Engineer
Killed and Many Injurcd.

EAST llNERpooI,O. July 10 Monday
morning one of the boilers in the cN-
tensivc sewer pipe works of n. L,
Walker e Co.. at Walkers Station, a
western suburb of this city. exploded
with terrific force soon after the 500
employees had gone to work. The build
ing in which the boilers were located
was almost demolished, and nearly a
score of workmen more or lcsss injured
Jas Moneypenny, the engineer, was in
stantly liilled-almost literally blown
to atoms. The following is the list of
those injured: John Hammond, struck
by debris, badly cut about the head and
shoulders; James Dansck, scalded
about the face, hands and arms; Will
| liam Gould, scalded on face, hands and
back, serious; William Costello, struck
| by flying timbers. severe confusion
| Several others were slightly injured,
but not seriously. The cause of the
explosion has been determined as lack
| of water in the boilers.
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LOCKED OUT,
And Can Not Return Until the Company
plcases, SAYS Secretary Loveioy.

And Can Not Return Until the Company
pleascs, says secretary Loveioy.
PlTTsBuRGu, Pa, July l6,-The men
at the union mills of the Carnegie Steel
Co., at Twcnty-ninth and Thirty-third
streets, have locked themselves out, and
they will have to wait until the com
pany unlocks the gates before they go
back.
This is the conclusion of the company,
as expressed by Mr.. Lovejoy who Fri
day morning said; "lf those men who
quit yesterday think they can strike
and go in and out of our property and
go to work when they please and quit
when they please, they are very muct
mistaken. They will not be permitted
to go back till the company says so, MOI
will they go back under the same terms
and conditions,
81 can state positively that within {
week we can get enough men to rur
full every department of the unior
mills. as we'll as the Homestead plant
and we could do this If we so desired
but we will not start full. When w,
get ready we will start with enough
men to run the mill and give our OLE
men last opportunity to return t,
| work"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-07-23
WEIRD AND SOLEMN
Were the Rites Held Over the Corpse OF
suicide Collins,

Were the Rites Held Over the Corpse of
suicide Collins.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-Just across the
Indiana line, on the shore of Lake Mich
igan, ,sthe body Of Morris Allen Collins
who committed suicide in Chicago July
I, was crcmatcd with weird ceremonies
by the Whitcchapel club, of this city.
The torch was applied to the mighty
pile of pitch-soaked wood at 1850
o'clock During the five hours the
body burned impressive ceremonies
were enacted about the blazing pile,
weird music and recitations, inter-
spersed with addresses replcte with per-
sonal "reminiscences and spoken by
friends of the dead man, filled
time with deep interest and add
ed TO the strangeness of the
scene When at last the consum-
ing flames had done well their work,
the ashes of the man who in life had
found stony pathways and brier-strewn
backgrounds. were gathered together
with revcrential care and placed in an
urn on which loving hands had traced
in many hucl pictures symbolic of the
principles which had once animated the
| life of him who was no more.
Not since the day nearly seventy
years ago, when byron and Trelawny
stood in the glare of blazing drift
wood that cremated the remains of
their friend, the poet Shelley, has a
stranger funeral ceremony marked the
flying time. Never in the history of
| Illinois have the events OF last night
had their precedent.
Before ending his life, Collins wrote
"A letter to friend, concluding with
these words: please see that my body
is turned over to the Whitechapel club
and that that organization incincrate it
according to the custom of the boys
who have been my friends and we'll
wishers. 1t is growing dark; a moment
more and all will be light or eternal
darkness. Good-by, old friend"
But the poison did not kill him. The
drug simply sicl.ened him and drove
him to more desperate means, He
bought revolver and returned to his
room. He was not there long, Crazed
by the effects of the poison, Collins
went to the bathroom, and there turn
ed the revolver upon his head, The bull
let pierccd his brain.