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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-04
NORTHWEST NEWS.

L o. Stems has established the Tfdings, q
weekly Republican newspaper, at Colfax.
Ex-Delegate Voorhees, in his speeches in East
ern Washington devotes his time chiefly to de-
nunciation OF Charles E. Laughton.
Gus solberg a Columbia river fisherman so
years old, was drowned near Brookheld, Wah-
klakum county, September q, his boat being
upset by squall.
The man who, covered with smallpox, walked
from Victoria to Nanaimo, d named McGibbonA
He says he stayed ct the Cosmopolitan hotel
while in Victoria.
Peter Sabisten, proprietor of the Commercial
hotel and a pioneer of British Columbia, died at
Nanaimo september %. He was So years old,
and came to Victoria in ISL
Two salmon records have been broken. Frank
E. Moody caught . forty-two-pounder in the
Chehslis river near Gate City, and Mrs. DR..
Brownell speared q thirty ix-pounder in the
Colville These feats establish new records for
the two rivers mentioned.
The mean temperature at Walla Walla in Sep
tcmber was $50 degrees; highest, 81, on the 9th
lowest, IS, on the 22d. The total precipitation
was O. II inches, on seven days; excess during
month, 10: excess since January ], IA. Cloud
less days. II; partly cloudy, s; cloudy, 2; no
frosts.
At the time of this writing there lies before
Indian Charley's cabin. better known as Char
left by the Indians when they went hop pick
ing. Being extremely old, totally blind, and
unable to take care Of herself, they thought
best to let her starve and thus end her cultus
existence.-Sask Correspondence Sedro Presa
The logging boys at Cardwelps and other
camps on the Skokomish river are In high spir.
its this week over the several days rain of last
week. Two million Of Cardwelps logs were
driven down to the boom. and only five or six
hundred thousand feet Of the seasons work re-
mains to be- fosted down the river. The logs
can now be sold to the best advantage and the
loggers be paid their years esTninga.-SheHon
Journal
Mrs.. Ackley, widow holding . claim on the
Chehalis river, about five miles west of Pc Ell.
left her claim to visit sick child of Jasper
Miller, OF Chehalis. During her absence Ger
man named versteg living near by broke iuto
her house and purloined everything in the
house, literally stripping it Of every bit of fur
nture. Armed with . search warrant, Deputy
Sheriff Brinker searched the Germans premises
and found the missing goods. but the culprit
had flown. The criminal is being pursued
Wtnlock Pilot
On september %, while gang Of men were
working In q cut at J. w. Stewards camp, Ave
or ak miles east Of Granite, on the Great
Northern, \ slide occurred which crushed one
Italian laborer to death. All the other work.
men noticed the avalanche Of mud In time to
save themselves The unfortunate man was
completely buried, and when the earth was re-
moved it was discovered that the body was
crushed to Jelly. The recent rains have SO
saturated the soil that slides are frequent, and
grading has been delayed on that account
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Puget sound country with view to locating
and making investments, leave today for Port
land, where they will stay q short time. They
expressed themselves as more than pleased with
Seattle, and though they could not say positively
that they would locate here. they said that they
were very much inclined to do so, and IL would
require very superior attractions in some other
locality to remove their present Impressions.
There 10 one thing, however" said Mr.. Middle
ton, sit 10 very difieult for strangers to find
their way in this city without guide for lack
of street signs ON the street corners"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prosch left on the $50
p m. train yesterday for Spokane. Mr.. Prosch
will there represent the observation-disclosures
at the annual session OF the Washington state
Editorial Association, which viii begin today
The association will continue at work three
days. during which time the members will be
recipients of . number Of entertainments at the
hands OF the Spokane people The association
was organized at Tacoma in 1887; its 1888 meet
ing was held at Spokane, 1859 at Tacoms, 1880 at
Fsirhayen and 1851 again at Tacoma
p. b. Cornwall, of San Francisco, the manager
OF the Bellfngham Bay improvement Company,
and owner of the Black Diamond coal mines in
this county, il stopping at the Northern. He
came up from San Francisco in company with
Robert Dunsmuir, of Victoria, and 10 on his
way to Whatcom to inspect the operations there
looking toward&the development of the coal
vein recently struck at that place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-04

The New England Democracy all favor
protection for New England products and
the placing Of everything else on the free
list; they do not favor the withdrawal Of
protection from tobacco because Connect.
cut raises tobacco. but they do favor free
wool because il is Western product and
part Of the raw material New ENGLAND
wants for its finished goods. II is claimed
~ Democrats that even if il is ,rue ,h.,
saoorers earn more in America than in
Great Britain. il costs more 10 live here
than there. The Democrats are referred
10 The statistics of the Massachusetts
state bureau of labor, which shows that in
TIE leading industries, common to both
countries. Wagewogkers IN America earn
% peg cent nAoss xases than they do in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-04
MANHOOD RESTORED.

d. Il. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT. specific tor Hysteria, Dizziness,
Fits. Neuralgia. Headache. Nervous PRESERVATION
caused by Alcohol or tobacco. WAkefulness. Mental
Depression, SofteninE Of Brain. CAUSING In SANITY
misery. decay, death. Premature Old Age barren.
ness Loss Of Power In either SEE, 1mpotencs. Leu.
corrhna and All Female Weaknesses, Involuntary
brain. seifabuse, over indulgence A month treat
mont, u, for ~ BY mail. Ws4uarantss ak boxes
- cure. Each order for boxes, with IS will nj
written guarantee to refund II not cured 0uaran,ees
issued only by LfYrHEAD CAwLEY, Druggists
sole agents, sos Front st.. Seattle. Wash.
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so that all future plating and other i'm
provements could conform thereto. Then.
as the city's resources permit. land should
be purchased and the system as laid out
inaugurated.
Now is the time for action
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public is hereby warned not to pay
any money to parties representing to be
agents of the Seattle Posr-ISrELLrsEscEa,
except the following, who are the only
authorized travelling agents Of the Posi-
ISrELLIeEscEg viz: ]. A. Mcclellan and
T. A. Davies. This does not apply to resi-
dent agents Of this paper. who are located
in various cities and towns of the North
west, nor to postmasters. who are in all
cases authorized to take subscriptions for
the Daily, Sunday and Weekly Posi-
IsTELLaEscga.
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An0cOrte6 AmefIC4E-
It will be observed that the Seattle Telegraph
has made a new departure, and in the fuliness
of its great-heartedness has given ~ portion
OF its most desirable space to the Peoples party.
That portion is edited and entirely coptrolled
by the managers of the what-is.it party; and
all this 10 given ~ by the Telegraph without
money and without price; neither hoping nor
expecting, II its statements can be believed. to
reap any reward either here or hereafter. Great
10 charityl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-04

England. while the cost of living in Amer
lea is about II per cent. more than it is in
England
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-04
I. A. -NADEAU.
GEN. AGENT, SEATTLE
PACIFIC RI.

Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Day CoaCha
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle S.
Paul and Chicago without change Connecticus
for all points in the United States and Canada
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K Morton Middleton, OF South Pittsburg
Tenn. and J. II. Everett ana Russell Homau. of
Neg Iofk, uhe hare toep making q tcpx al shs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-17
6. $. Maaer,

PIT Oits@ouitpns Strabe,
Mbplelale. unb RetaiI Gambler i'll
3apeten, 8ilbersR abaten,
3ei4ners unb MaIer. llten1ttisu.
ehreibt I'm Gatalrge.
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aiueife0os, 6aB bic Nnseflaste auf bic
@infalt unb 2ei6tgldubigfeit Der Menz
i6en ipefulire. St beantrage cine Sc
iammtitrafe BON feds Monaten.
Ser 8ertbeibiger st. u. Wronter
plaioirte fur Greiipre6ung. Sic @nz
geflagte befdn0e fi9 in elmer gemiHem
NDtblage bur9 ibre friiber in Dresden
eibli@ erbdrtete Nusiage. Man mDge
iiber BEN Spiritisnlus benfetr, pie man
pole, Der Nusipru9 9ar1lets, baB es
biele 9inge 5tpii6en 9immel unb grbe
sebe, bon benen bic WiRenf6aft fid
ni6ts trdumen laHe, miiHe bod als
tuabr belteben bleibem.
Na6 furaer .8eratbung berfinbete
Der gorfibenbe bas l1rtbeiI babin: Ser
Geri6tsbof babe bic betriigerif6en Maz
nipalationer Der Mngeflagten in poaem
umfamge fir erpielen era1tet. Mls
milbernb babe Der @eri6tsbof ermogen,
baB bic Nngeflagte SHUTTER por %bier
&inbern 1T unb bur6 ben lei9ten grs
merb unb bic munberbare 2eidtgldus
bigfeit gepiier 2eute berfiibrt tpurbe.
Quf Der anberm Settle fei aber ertpoge,1,
6ab bas Sreiben Der Mngeflasten bes
ionbers semeingefdbrli6 lei. 9as
5orti9reiten berartiger Wabnbprftels
lungen unter Der 8eo6lferung liege
ni6t i'm 0fentli6en Snterefe unb bic
3abl berer, bic .auf ben unfug Der Nn=
geflagten rbineingefaIen", lei cine 10
groBe, baB bic @emeingefdbrli6feit bes
5anbelns flar baraus berporgebe. Nus
allen 6ieien @riinben babe Der @es
ri6tsbof bic Mngeflaste au 2 Sabren
@efdngniB unb 5 Sabren gbroerIuR
perurtbeilt.
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aeifenbe aeenten:
s.. g. 8mid.
90. Sd)prpbinD.
6 0 { d 9.
Mnerlei.

Mlerlei.
= Triad 2ott, Brdiibent Der Irars
fab YaB gabn, bat fein Mmt nieoerz
gelegt unb Scr. 5. .. 8obinion 1T
an ieiner STEELE ermdbIt morben. Triad
Qott 1T Der eisentli9e @rbauer Der
Babn, Elm unternebmen, tpel6e8 er
NIT benz perbdltniBmdBig flei1en @az
pital bpu $300,O0 begann. Die
MraniaB PaB 8abn bat ieBt 500 M1eiz
len @eleiie, iie burbf1neibet einen
Der fru9tbariten Sbeile bes 5taates,
bat oiel CUR NniiebIung Der bisber utts
enttDidelten Counties beigetragen unb
1T fur ben Sabmeften, fpesien aber fir
Gan Mntoitto, bon gro em 8ortbeil gez
toefen.s
Die San @ntonio Loan and
Trust Company bat baS folgenbe 9i=
rettorium ertndblt: s. 6erf, r., g..
%. Breckenridge, :. s. Sroff, Ben ".
@tribling, Sbomas $. 6ranflia, s.
GrooS, iSobn u. Grafer. s. s. gre6on,
.. .. 4ampma1n, CHARLES 0ugo,
Seorge 4alteper unb WiQiam 0euerz
mann. Das Dirertorium erudblte
baum bic folgenben 8eamteh: Yrdiis
bent, @eorge %. 8radenribge; erner
yiee : prdlibent, s. s. 6roit; 5ueiter
yice : prdfibent, Charles 0ugo; 4aIs
ttrer, !. @roos; @ecretdr, Ben u.
9tribltng.
Ser 9eger Wclter 8rpant tpur6e
int Oitriftgeri6t pegen Notb3udt Ell
lle8s 7idbrigen Mdbhens au Iebensldngs
hder 3udtbausbaft p~erurtbeilt.
Vim. 4 Suli Oh cine MaKens
perfammlung Der 9emotratea -tatfin=
ben, I'M 'uom0glih cine 8ereinigana
Der brei f~reiienben 6raftionen berbeis
3%afiibren. Sic Nbi6t 1T gang gut,
alein bis ieBt ifeint eS, als OBJ bic
pdpfe Der 5rei Gliigel luenig geneigt
tnD, flein bei3ugeben unb BON ibrem
2bron berab5ufteigen. Denn menn
!eBteres geftdbe, fs mir zen fe uobl
t9ren GinHnB unD ibre Maht perliereu,
bic ne lid fiintlid geihaHen baben.
uno 10 glauben mir, DaB ale WerIoh.
itHagSDeriu9e an Der 6alsfarriafeit
Der UNI bic Sberberrf6aft fdmpfenDen
yotitifer fdeitern merber unb bic 6ou.
toner @onpention nod einmal ben
gan5en bemofratif1en @uooelmuboel
BON verar @uuntp 3u unterlu1en ba=
ben ipiro.
0eute friih traf bier cine Depefde
aus ebtea8D etn, melhe ben pl0Bliden
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aar @eun Scenario fein unb su anz
nebmbaren preiie ipeifen mill, 10 gebe
er gum 80 iiiions= @artem. Die
9erren Gbciner & 8anl, 8eliber bie=
les Embellishments, balten 6arauf, ibre
Gaite tets pollfommen 5ufrieben gu ftelz
len. Ollie iaiionmdBigen 9elifateHen,
Nutern, Wilb, Slide, @eflisel &C finb
bort III Der belifateiten 3ubereitang ale
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten perben anf
Wuni6 in bic Wobnungen Der &unbei1
geianbt. Nuf bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbi6aft berbunbene 9 a r
T 0 o NJ bic beiten @etrdnfe, ftets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re nnb Weine.
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California ; @eime.

@einliebbaber finben ein sroBes 2as
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. MeDer am Mantos
Pia5a. 9srr Mener iu1t bic Weine
an Ort unb Stelle aus unb fauft brett
aug Dem Seller Der @einsi6ter. Oils
gutem @enner gelingt es inn itets, bic
beiten Sorten aus5umdblen. Gr fann
feline 9unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbs unb
WeiB Meine in por3iigli6er Nualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @anone = frei
ins Saus geliefert.
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au ale saten 8i,ger!

Gan antonio o. II. SUM- '92.
Das @omit6. meI1es Dor einiae,
Set ernannt murbe, nm iiber Miittel
uno Wege 5u beratben. ME benz ueber.
barbnebmen bon Jeuef8briinften -
u1eiit b0dit uerbd6tiaen gbarafters =
tn unierer StaDt Elm @nbe gemaht
nerben Tonne. lit ieBt bereit, fem 8es
riGt pb5uftatten.
Rem plan 3u bieiem s3wede fauu
erfoigrei1 auSgefiibrt perDen, ruenn
Ct uidt auf benz gemeinfamen goraes
ben aller Burger bon San Nntonio,
obne Riidi6t auf ibren @lauben, ibre
poIitilden Mnfi6ten unb fonftigen Der
bdltniie, berubt.
Ga8 aomits bat ben 8iraern
Der etabts eiren pla1 at inter-
breiteu, bu79 tuelden Der in ben
'befGeioeuiteu 1erbdltuifens lebenbe
Dirger ebeniobiel gum aIgemeinen
@obIe unb CUR 8sfdmpfung biefes
uebels beitragen fann, tpie ieber
Anbere.
DeShalb uerben NQe, tpelhe bas
gisentbum nn6 bic 9eimfdtten. in
San Antonio gef6ibt feben m69ten,
ller6ur1 bringenb aufgeforbert, elmer
Wfafen : gerfammlung bei3umobnen,
pie auf Samstog Na9mittag, ben IS.
SUM, UNI batb feds ubr mad Der gas
fno>9ale einberufen tDorben lit.
3edt3eitiges grfdeinen miro es err
uao8liben, bic 0erfammlung oiinttli1
lttr Drbuuug 5u rufen. Die Ser,
ianintlung tuirb b61ftens cine babe
Stnnbe Seit in anfpru9 nebmen.
Sebermann TONNE
9as @omite.
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Shpl5' Yalmen : @artea lit Der
SammelplaB Der 9eutf6ea bon San
Nntpnio NIT ibren 5amilien. Die re-
gelmdBigen Mbeitb Srei s&on3erte at
bier Mbenben in Der Mo1e linb tets
sablrei9 beiu6t unb erfreuen iid elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
SmDI5' galpom 1T Der gr0Bte urb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Weine
nnb Wbisfeps unb aaeaeit feaerfrii9es
Bier, fouie bic beften @igarren. @1ola'
2un6 erfreut li6 algemeiner Diner
feanung unb regen 3uipruds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-17
aegaatitbe cbftsp DIT.

ueber ben 8irnengarten, tuelden
ter Yionier beS Qbttbaues am teranis
f6en &tttenitrsde. 6err0 5. M. etrinss
fenou in Ditd)eod, angelegt bat, bringt
bic sAIpiH Sun@ bic fol8enbe Noti3:
Or bietet fur SeDeH, rJeiher. fir ben
aultur3ueig bes @arteubaues iiberz
tanpt 5uterefe bat, eiHer pirflid
1to6arfigen MHblid. vs. giebt uahrs
fdfsnIi@ In ben sau3eu 9er. Gtaaten
feine srpeite 4nlage Der Nrt. peI1e Die
unieres teranii6en GarteutInitIers,
tpoB S6bHbeif unb SDmmetrie. Der
8xuRe angebf, iibertrift. 9err Strings
feilom wirD aud in Diefem Sabre (troB
bes ihiimmeu W~drsfrotes) rein paar
8irnsn" auf3uweiien BADEN, - latirs
Ii9 feline D0le @rnte, aber immerbin
cine rebt bftrd9iIihe WaKe BON 8ir.
tten. Seine dlieften Bdume ifebeu
ieBt In ibrenl reunttn Sabre. uno tuenn
man ben Warien. pom 3ng Der Santa
6esBabn iiberblidt. iiebt er uie elm
bon5t6nbigerWal aug. Aber Dieier Birs
rengortel lit nift Das ein3iae, mas auf
9err 5tringfeiolus plaB Die hufmerts
iamfeit auf iiG 5iebt; man fnoet bort
aud elm paar f1one. tragenbe Apfel>
bdurne, beren Nnblid felbn BEN 0ers
gen zines NDroldnberS mobltbun wurDe,
uno Dor allen iebenslpertb tit aubers
BEN bic ben gan5en plaB umsebenbe
prahtpoI fh6ne 0ede pom @beretees
&oien, nit ibren Blltben unD AnoSs
pen obne 3abl uHo Der LANCE mud, benz
0auie fibrenoe 6abrweg, welher
nit ape s5asmiHitrdu1en unb @eoern
eineefabt ilt.A
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Our Wotis.

Sn elmer am Id. SUM- 1892 abge>
b%alienen yeriammlung Der 4ftiondre
unb Eireftoren Der Zone Star 8rens
ing Company" wurOen bic folgenben
Beamterl ermdblt:
Nu9ut q. 8ni6 d, prdiibent.
pbiltpp Carl, Dice prdlibent
uaD 8eiddftsfiibrer.
@eorg 8. &altener, Setretdr.
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Gintrittspreis 25 Gents.

Announcements : 8ilets $500 fir % 8aber.
Spe;ialroten fir Shulen. Nh Babe Pins
sitse fret.
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@ptt5 fur gteuersabler.
Office bes gitp= adsHOrs |
GitnsSan. 9immer Np. 18.

Office beS @itDsMnenors
@itps6au, 3immer SO. Is.
San @ntOnio, Ser., "a. Mai '92.
9aa publifum tpirb bierbur1 be-
na6ri6tigt, baB bic ftdbtif9en Steuerz
einf6dBungs : &olen fir bic Mngabe
beS fteuerbaren Gigentbums (@runbz
eigentbum mnb perf6nli6es) fir bas
init benz l. Suni 1892 beginnenbe
Siscal : Sabr bonn /. sunni bis einz
i6lieBli6 81. @uguf 1882 often a1ss
liegen merben.
Sebermann, Der bierbon betrofen
mirb, ipirb a6tungspoa eriu6t, ii6 bel
Dem unterSei6neten einsufelen unb
iein fteuerpfli9tiges @igentbum ansuges
ben, ipie es bas @eieB unb bic beitebens
ben ftabtif9en Orbinanaen %anor6nen.
@utab Graf9 d,
@itpeNKeKor.
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= Mnaige bel paneoan&@ o6n
beftellt ober fertig gefauft, iiBert ipie ars
gegolfen. 6ertige Saben tperben to-
itenfrei pafenb gemadt.
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Die beitem Oberbemben, llmters
seus nnb Soiletten Mrtitel bel g a III
It & Sobn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-03
Two Great Pianists.

New York Letter in Philadelphia Press.
Paderewski has given his final concert.
contributing the entire receipts. amounting
TO some "a. 900. to the Washington arch
fund. He sails for Europe this week, after
q career even more brilliant than that of
Rubenstein. 1t is impossible to estimate
or a~nalyze the extraordinary impression
which this man has made upon cultivated
people here. He is about the only artist
who has come here who has not seemed to
be solely inspired by the money instinct.
He has made q great deal of money, and 10
probably the only pianist excepting Ruben
stein who has lone so. Yer he seems to be
far more gratItied over his artistic success
and more delighted with Lis social rela-
tions than with his pecuniary profits. 1t Is
probable that he will return in the fall.
After him comes D'Albert. who made
quite q sensation two years ago when he
was here, but who Is utterly without that
strange and delightful personality aid that
charming address in private life which
have served Pederewski so well. More
over, Paderewski Is utterly without the
romance of scandal. although il is probable
that no artist since the days of Capoul
have had so many excitements in the way
of private fiirtatIons as he. UAlbert. on
the other hand. comes here with the story
of an elopemenr. and does not bring the
stout German lady who was introduced as
his wife when he was hero before. He is a
verv great pianist. however, and when Won
Bulow was here he called him the greatest
of the younger generation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-03
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices in Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis
NEW YORK. April Acknowledging,
1S,474 packages; exports, 2.SS3 brls and S.S75
sacks. The market was dull. Sales. 15,-
800 brls. Corn-meal was quiet; yellow
Western. 90. 1898.
Wheat-Receipts. 8s. $3.50 bu: exports. ST.
55S bu; sales, 100000 bu futures. 5000
bu spot. The spot market was dull and
lower; No. 2 rcd. 9sc in store and in ele-
ator. @sc0 s1.OO7s afloat. 9Sasc0s1.O O%c.
f. o. b.; No. . red. 06la d92c; ungraded red.
9lc0Sl.Ol: No. / Northern. Sos 097sc; No..
= Northern. 91I 0924c. Options declined
early as sc on weaker cables and heavy
Western markets. advanced b0Ac on for
eign buying, declined ss0 sc on warm
rains West. advanced ls04c on cabled
buying orders. closing steady Mt 4 a 'Sc be-
low yesterday; No. . red. April. 93A 9a37sc.
closing at s3Ac; May, 9i'sc. closing at %'4c;
June. 81 1850 S9Lc c, closing at SEC: July.
SgdS934r. closing Mt Sok August, $50 al
e9Ac. closing at ssSc; September ss0SS'sc.
closing atsSl2c: December. sofa G9lLc clos
ing at g0lzc.
Rye dull and easy; Western. ss0sll4c.
Barley dull; No. 3 Milwaukee. 6s069c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-03
ADVANTAGE OF A SCHOOLS.
They Are Better I'm Many Respects than tho
Old System of Apprenticeship.

They Are Better in Many Respects than the
Old System of Apprenticeship.
Leon Meade, in Engineering Magazine.
The prejudice hitherto existing against
trade schools in this country has been due
chiefly to the now fast-decaylng system
which was born during the reign OF Queen
Elizabeth. who affixed her name aud seal
to the SO. called apprentice laws. But the
d.ffused employment of machinery and
modern methods of labor have practically.
revOlutiOniZed the old apprentice system.
The employer or master can no longer give
his personal su pervision and attention TO
the apprentice, who may DO more OF q null
sance than a help in a shop where skill
worthy of it's hire is required. Therefore.
the apprentice is left more and more to his
W eXDedients. and the training be &C.
quires In q workshop to-day is largely the
result of chance. In other words, the ap-
prentice is liable to only half learn his
trade. 1t has been demonstrated that more
can be learned at good trade In three or four
years in a Workshop. At the same time it is
admitted that tho trade school.
even at its best. has It's limitations. and
when it reaches that measure or efnciency
whore 1t shall do for the mechanic arts
what the professional school is doing for
the professions 1t must stu leave; AFTER IL
is thoroughly taught how work should be
done. the rapidity and dexterity required
of q first-class mechanic to be acquired at
real work. In short, experience must be
added TO skill In order to produce q master
mechanic. Ir is generally agreed that q
combination of the trade school and the
workshop would be the nearest approach
has been recommended for adoption in the
building trades by the National Associa-
ton of Master Builders. but thus far It has
been only partially realized.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-03

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coli. s1.75 ~ brl; rhubarb. SOC ~ doz;
radishes. Sc to doz.
New bermuda potatoes, IS % brI.
Potatoes-Indiana. zoe p bu from car;
Michigan. 45c: from store. Asa 5Dc.
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey, So ~ brl; Ken
tucky, 1928; Illinois. e. 500 9. as.
0niOns-Yellow. $3.50 ~ barrel, 81 P
bushel; red. S2.7563; Spanish onions. S1.50
- crate.
Cabbage-HOme grown, s1.75l ~ brl:
choice Michigan. sl.75 - bril-; imported,
S2.25 II brl; new California, "a - crate;
new Florida, S3.2503.jQ.
Caulifower. S101.25 ~ doz.
New peas. California. S303.25 ~ bu.
Straw berries. 32-quart cases. SIG.
Cider-Duffy. pure. s4.75 - trade brl;
half brls. S3: Oliver Bros. sand refined,
S5.50G5.75 ID brl: half brls. S3.2503.5O: Car
sons New York pure. $3.50 u brl; half brls.
$3.50.
Hickory Nuts-Large. SOC ~ bushel;
small, 81.