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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

Friday the 2lsi Of October presents spec
ial opportunity in every district to bring To-
gether the patrons and friends Of the school.
This Is indeed the chief object, 10 bring To-
gether the people and the schools 10 profit
by and 10 enjoy this great national holiday.
Let the people everywhere lsy aside their
regular work and spend The dsy or a: least
a part Of the day with the district school.
In the forenoon, each school should meet in
regular session with such exercises in con-
nec,ion with the regular school work as
each teacher may deem best suited to bis
school and people In the afternoon q spec
iAl program should be provided, and such as
viii not only interest the pupils, but Will
invite the people generally. Where il Is con-
yeuient churches or balls may be used and
schools united Let teachers write to Fran
eis BeIismy, Boston, MAss-, for a copy Of
tie Official program. This with educasiou-
a journals. = III suggest the kind Of pro
gram 10 be used II directors, ministers
and other friends Of the schools be invited
to take part in these exercises. Let the na-
tiOnzl flag be displ-yed and the national
songs be used in every school II the day
IS pleasant, outdoor games ard amusements
should not be forgotten. Where il is con-
yenieai evening meetings Of a patriotic and
educational character should be held With
these suggestions in addition TO Others al
ready made, il Is hoped every school in
Somerset county will have reason to remem-
Der Columbus Day as pleasant and prOfiiA-
be holiday.
J. N. BERKEY.
Berlin. Pa. Oct. l, 1892
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A ADNIyIsTRAToRy NOTICE.

EsIzleof solomon J. BAKER. late Of Lncola
Tsp. ceceaseG-
Letters o. administration on tle above es.sie
having been grsrled % the uai=rsigned bF the
proper authority, nol.ce = hereby given % AL
persons indebted % sad es-ate ~ make innedi
ate payment aud those having claims VII pre-
-enf them duly Aztheu-iczted for settlement on
thursday. OcI. Oh i-lz AZ the laie residence o.
deceased, wh1n and shere AL parties can a.
t=n1-
y. s BAKER
A s MILLER
Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

The many friends Of Judge Geo. v. Pile
were pleased 10 see him take his aceas.om-
ed seat on the 5ea1h, when court convened,
Monday ulo-nisg. He has almost entirely
recovered from his recent serious illness.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

Chas- f. Fisher and a L c. Hay, ESQ,
left Sunday night for New York city, where
they vii represent the Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club Of his place, 81 the meeting Of
the National Association OF Democrats
Cubs IN session il that city this week.
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TRESPASs NOTICE.

We the undersigned ci-iEeus OF St0uycreek <
toElshlp. S1DerSes county. Pa. hereby give pub
&c notice % al persons ~ psils On tlei- izuds
f1r tie p-rpose Of hunting lshing. piekilg ber-
rtes Or --stlerlug nuts via De prls-utet accord
i1g % law. Aiso n3 kOCl1s Wiii Be permitted %
1oEuds.
JET Al.father. Peter T. Miller, Abraham G.
iandis. G r Miller, J. A stuIzulan ald John
Altather.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

Monday morning Attorneys Scott and
osle presented SIX different applications for
divorce % the eo1rt. This Is q record break
= for Somerset county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

Mr.. Charles Snyder, Of Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, Is the guest Of his cousin. John y
Snyder, the druggist Mr.. Snyder Is a son
Of the laie William Snyder, who formerly
lived on the farm just north Of town and
now Owned By Jonathan Ba relay.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

NJ Reuben shank and wife, Of Iowa. are
visiting relatives in Somerset county. At
present they are guests al the residence Of
Mr. Alexander Huater, Of Somerse. town
ship.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

Political meetings viii be he'd under the
ausPicss Of the Republican County Commit
tee in almost every voting precinct in the
county daring the next four weeks. At
these meetings instructions viii be given
how 20 cast legal vote under the new and
complicated ballot Law.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

The managers Of the Electric Light Com
pany think they zill be prepared to tnrn on
the Light within the next week OF ten days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

Msssrs- William and Edwsrd Davis. Of
Bradford, Pa, have been in Somerset for the
past week They were called here By the
death ol Lhsir aa.har. DaaieI = Davis
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

4r. Joseph Hunter, formerly ofthis ooun-
= but for the past iftsen years . resident O.
sz5ethas kausAs. Is visiting At his old home
in Somerset township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

The parties convicted on criminal charges
:. last weeks court viii be sentenced this
Ueek.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

Michael sipe's trOtting horse. Sammy
4 carried Of drst money in the 2.45 trot
At the Bedford County fair last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

ship, somsiseI Co. Pa. deed.
Letters Of Administration on this estate harinz
been grantei a the undersigned hy the p-upeT
authority, 11tice ! hereby gwen 70 al persons
Indebted iu sait estate - make tl-etiAIe pay
lezL and tlose having claims against The same
sili present them duly aurhenriczfa1 for settle
% the sad Executors af the late residence Of
szid de-ea-7d, on Sz-lr-aE. NoE. 5. I.l1
JOHN " EI-LEE
Adm 1ul-r-zrn-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

Chairman Biesecker is arranging : series
Of meetings for this county. Places and
dztes vii Be given in our next issue.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05
FOR MEDICINAL USE.

Tae following brands of distllers' Pure Rye
whiskies cannot be sgrTasz=d ty any other IN
this markef, Viz; = A Dougherfy's -ous- John
fIhsuu's = Hanulsyil1e, Fi1ch. Golden welding.
BRIDGEPORT an1 Di-liuZeE's AndrcSzel. sour
Mash I keep rhese GODS Ia sock fruu years
old 20 Is yea-s old, and sell then f1r 81 s213
$50 81 % 8 % - - s. .. = o.. 30 $50 per
Helena CaliforuiA. Pure Wines years ed. 81 50
per gallon 1nd al other bzknds d Imported and
domestic Herors az lowest rgErs Tie finest
Imported u,zcz berry in gas. the bes1 n The
ularke1 e. st-S pr boltia- CLI Or fen4 tlr
sreclz5 V-iee Est- No extra c11ge for IugS OK
packing- Fro1lpt a--e1iis1 ~ al 1laii er1erz-
a. ANDRlESSEN,
172 Federal St, Allegheny, Pa,
Telenhoae $50.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05
A SsIGNEEs SALE.
OF VALUABLE
MINERAL RIGHTS,

of he assigned estate % william Il Dill. in
SHADE township. SoluerscI county, Pa
oscar Mitchell. the ulderslgoed Assignee o.
William II. Diil vii expose % plhic sale a. the
Court House iu SClsrSet Pa on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

Editor suhr.e, Of tie Meyersdale Rsqisssr,
Eas Saturday night and sunday VISITOR in
SomerseE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05
Thursday, Nov. 10, 1892,

a. O'Clock ,. m. a FaIRHOPE. in soner-
SCI coucly- "a. Ciier iur sale a. T11iic auction
a. the properly of the said F1s-hope S1rll
sGyase Pre- Brick Company, liillilstil, eousisI-
ing Of
Isl About three o. ac7es in fse simple, on
" hieh = crested tle large new and Weu equip
ped IRE briek plant Of the COMPANY with canar-
ify o. hiteen thousand li5.1lg brick per day.
The works are modern ard lrsl-class tl every
parIcu az, and mGst faTOr4blE located on the
lne of the PlitsburEA division of the & o. r.
& sr.l c-ose - The savage uolEfzil clays-
ID Two leases or clay in savage rl0uz-li--
one On > nfty 81 acre Tract. The o-her on q rEo
huncr51 aou Elig 80 sere tract. on whicE 10Y
aliles o. rents ? quantity mined uiil te pzvatle
% 4 7. Weld, Eal The elzys are run ever plains
and dumped or cars nf the B. & U. T. R. about
two ,uiles distant from the works
Tie nine cars and al tools, implements ma
fnllery AMI fixtures used il tie mining q the
clay a. ven ~ plains. tuuus, tipplsz and s-dirs
WI be sold a. uarr o. the plant
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

There are bui lev people in attendance At
court this week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05
NOTICE

Notiee : hereby gwen that the partnership OF
loint bushes Of Iscob Z an1 John J. Horner
A. dissolved on tie =. day q October f-32 the
1r1n ald husiness going into the POSSESSION q
John J, Homer. b whom al joiur deuts hereto
f1re made are 70 b paid
JACOB H HORNER
ucl !. IsS1 John j. HOMER
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DWELLING HOUSE

with = never falling sp-inE = good bank ba-n
and all buildings a. good IS new. also = good Or
eh4ru and sugar camp. ahuut - ae-es are vel
In ne-ec. the remaining - acreS II srlen-
did state of cultivation his Is he c1arce q
lifetime Sciri at,sllis0a = o1a-f b * i.rls of
tsis a1ls
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05
TERMS.

Ten per cent OF The amount OF BID % be paid
cash oue-half inciudiBg the ten Der cent on
delivery Of deed o1e-folrth IN 60 DAYS nom daT
% sac Wl-h Interest a1d one flur-h IN II tays
fron dag Cf saie with interest The deferred
payments % De sec-red On The premises BY mort
gage and the 7urclAser % have The PROPERTY in
s-red % The extent % the deferred payments fer
the beneiI 0f the 10rtE1gee-
JACOB .. SWASK,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05
Terms.

One-third. after payment o. dshts and expen-
-. 70 reIneic lien On the prenlsf Tie interest
% Be pad annually % Annie Eretchnan. Eit1w
O. the said Monroe B. EreichmEn decd fuElrg
hez natural Efe. and e her death TIE principal
suT1 70 the heirs o. the sid tecedeut and The
remainder On the isf fay q april A. q. islf a.
which lime deed win Sc made and possession
given The deferred payments 70 be secured hy
iCdy-nent notes.
A L LOWRY,
J. c. LOEry, Trls1ee.
arrnruse
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05
TRUsTEEs SALE
Valuable Real Estate |!

Ry virtue a an order q sale issyie1 OF of ne
Orphans C1iI-r q 5Grac-Scr ccu1Iv Pa aad %
the undersigned directed a. 1r1zsffe % the estate
q Norroe ;. krcienEsen. ced d, lAte u Elk
LEX sO1usl.ip, Somc7set cnuuty. Pa 7 VII o.
fer a. pubic 01icry on the premises in sid town
ship On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

The Undersigned ASST ignee for The bensdt q the
creditors q the Fairhops Norih Savaze Fire
briek Company, .iimitedl VII On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-05

4a-lLa LllA s-E4AE-
Pineapple j1.1s. zsysa physician, has
l7--1- properties Of The highest order In
---l-- -s=-ses. and even in diptheria, i; has
s=-l-- -z-z- -1 give relief and Is az aati-
llsEsz-e % Is Invaluable TIE unpleasant
-i-= T--a-s Of Indigestion eEpeneaoe on
Rang 20 lie morning can Be got I'd OF by
% .--,s-=-- -se of this remedy. and q il
60 o. -7l- % lie not q the trouble and
i7--'7a i-s e--sz tie cure Is permanent
.-s. 4-s i-spsple vho has not tired the
+-7- should loose TO time in taking
--=--s-e -i one sb0 has"
-- Sunday morning about . o'c.ock IRE
p as-7-,i 10 one of the rooms inthe
A-.e- 1-lse, Indiana. a sou OF Landlord
-lz-=s 11-1Fisd he ro0n He Was lyiag
Z PC -s-.- -s Win ligh;ed lamp near by
-' Supposed -a-t be fz.l zsie-P. and While
- "a 1----i1l upset lie amp upon the
--- lie bed o-5;alns ard some furniture
ais Burning Wien discovered 5y a member
= --7 ---z=-o-1 Young UBcspaer Eas
--s- ---- bis pedlols position almost
-----=- y lie smoke ASIDE from the
- Oh ils bid and bedding The damage
EGL
ace Fs-l-ls Ct Mss Marion Hoapt. Of
- s-1se- - Nr. william Poland. Of the
o. - --s--la. Department. took pace last
--=-- a Tie CHRISTIAN Church. on Main
7-- lle Rev 4 n Cdsso. ofieialsd. The
-= SO Fss a-t-rsi in handsome blue
--'s--s -7e2s viii h4t 10 match vas given
go = -er mother. Ms Bella r. Houpt.
- -7-s-s were, Gessrs Harry B. Hefiey,
I - : l-aea, Js-e J. Gardner and sam
= -7as-e- Insre we're 10 altea6anis on
'i --e hide OF groom The church Eas
1 Ela friends Of tie contracting
E-'-eS-slila-a D1a5o,1t
--lai1- ]. Edge. Secretary Of the State
-'-'la Of AzricaIt-rs. = prsuaring f,r the
-'s-1'g o. safe lizt Of al manufacturers
----- '--era.1i fertilizers Who have E.iled 70
- 1-i -ioelzs for Isg2. Under the pro-
-''---s Of The act Of jane 3. Is79. IL the
% a. Manufacturers OF fertilizers TO
- o-' license on or before August
i -s made ths igtg Of tbe secretary Of
'--s b'-ra Of Agucullure 70 enforce tie
-, -''lleh g. al agents selling or ofsr
--l saie uaiiosnse3 goods are duly liable
-. - = ---1nliaoiarer 70 tie penalty, and
'--i OF The penalty goes to the infor-
1sslis are asa il danger Of notification
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Dwelling House.

bank bz-n snd compete outblTtsiu-s- alsa st.-z
carfp znf orchard u n i--r1 t. In q tie srEtc o.
culilvaLsa aad o.use1.sr- % srl1oL ch4reh
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S. ouirk's New Furniture Store.

evidence call lis Washington Street Johnstown
Pa opposite the Company Store where the greatest bargains can be had
on o suit purchasers.
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WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON coLLEGE

y
PsESOEST, WHhagtl
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Leaf BY Leaf.

Berlin, Pa. Oct. l, 1892.
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Rsnuh lican Pole Ralsinr.

s9mersst County,
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September ~, 1882

To WHoN Y NAY C0ScERx:
That the undersigned. have shot and
killed myself and il vas financial trouble
caused il. I should have liked 10 have lived
and paid 81 that / owed. but my mind could
not stand il. ] have 2 man that VII pay
al that 1 owe, and l made provision hsst.
but I must 90. should Of liked % have
lived and enjoy some Of this lie, bur can't,
30, dear friends, good-by. Mr.. Wallace will
settle al bills Creditors, send your bills 10
BcI Is JJh-stoEu.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-05
And Bussey and the Chairman Have a
Sharp Colloquy.

And Bussey and the Chairman Have a
Sharp Colloquy.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-General Bussey
resumed his testimony before the Raum
Investigating committee yesterday, and
went into long explanation of the recent
order issued by the pension bureau, and
known as the completed files order" He
contended that such an order would facili-
tate the business Of the Office and the
pensioners; 1t was fair and Just, and would
not be detrimental to a claimant who had
not secured the services of an attorney,
Bussey, in answer to question by Enloe,
said that no employe who testified before
the committee need have fear of havirx
his official head chopped off for any state
ments he might make, provided he con-
fined himself to the truth.
None of Bussey's Business"
Enloe asked if sons or relatives of the
members of the board of appeals were on
the examining board.
Bussey replied that such was not the
case, and, pointing to man behind En-
loe, said he objected to the information of
the prompter, and asked that he make
himself known and put his questions
plainly to him and he would answer them
This led to a discussion and Enloe in
formed Bussey that the identity of the man
was none of his business
Bussey retorted that he did not care to
have the character of his board of appeals
assailed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-05

General Bussey and Chairman Enloe AIss
Exchange Some Animated Remarks in
the Raum Inquiry Representative
Springer Looks Like a Nan Who Would
Pull fhrouGh-IHcrease Of the Pension
Charge Since IsSi-Money Wanted fo1
the Heirs of a. II. stephens-Capital
City Miscellany.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-After the com.
mittee of the whole arose in the house
yesterday afternoon from considering pri.
vate bills, Kilgore moved to take recess to
Sp. m. \ vote showed s. ayes, 81 nays
and Enlue demanded -teilers, which were
refused. Then Euloe made the point that
no quorum had voted"
The SPeaker-The gentleman from Tennes.
see makes the point Of no quorum. The chair
VIII have to appoint tellers. Reed-The gentle.
man from Tennessee Zoos not make the point
OF no quorum. He makes the point that nc
quorum had voted
The Speaker Under the present administra
ton of the rules of the house the chair hold.
that gentlemen are not present unless they
vote. IAppladse on the Democratic side |
Reed-Ihat shows that new system of pa.-
mentary tactics has been adopted since the
last session.
The SpeaEer-It shows that the present oc
cupant of the chair will endeavOr to enforce
the rules Of the house as they now exist. Zap
plause on the Democratic side.l Reed-The b
servatlon that made is en- ntirely correct as to
the point OF no quorum voting.
The Speaker-I do not think that the gentle
man was in order when he made the point.
Reed-l was entirely in order when called
the attention Of the gentleman to the fact.
The Speaker-The chair thinks not The
point was made, not by the gentlemsa from
Maine, but hy somebody else The q Sea.
tertained the point. whereUpon the genfeNaa.n
from Maine afterwards made the suggestion
as to the point of no quorum. Reed-And
thereupon ! said to the chair that the gentle
man made the point that no quorum had
voted, and that the chair stated to be the point
OF no quorum present. There is a difference in
the proposition and had the right to call the
attention of the chair TO that and the chair
had no right to make such retort: not even If
he was supported by the disorGcrly applause
on his side of the house, which he permitted.
The Speaker-The chair Will state that there
is wide difference between the point of no
quorum and the point Of no quorum voting
as 1t was made under the rules of the last con.
gress. Applause on the Democratic sid Il
Enloe-The chair is abundantly sustained by
authorities in making retorts to gentlemen on
the floor. The Speaker-The chair does not in
tend to recognize that.
An this remark clooed the colloquy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-05
In Financial Trouble.

BUFFALO, March 5.-Joseph Bork, one of
the largest and best known real estate
dealers in the city, is financially en-
barrassed, and a number of suits for fore
closure of mortgages have been begun
Among those interested is the Albany Saw
ings bank, which holds mortgage of S40, ;
600 on a new building being erected by
Bork. Mr.. Bork is i'll at his home He
claims that his assets viii cover his LA
bilities, and that anything looking like
improper transactions is probably due to
clerical errors.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-05
Chicago Democratic Convention.

CHICAGO, March 5.-The Democrats of
Cook county met in convention yesterday
to nominate delegates to the state conven-
ton. The convention was about unani-
nous for Palmer for president, and passed
a resolution instructing the delegates
to the state convention to boom
the senator Some opposition was
developed, but the convention also
passed resolution instructing the dele.
gates to vote as unit for Judge John p.
Altgeld for governor. General John c.
Black says the action of the convention
does not interfere with his canvass for the
nomination for governor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-05
SPRINGER is PULLING THROUGH.
The Patient is Hopeful and Shows
Marked Improvement.

The Patient is Hopeful and Shows
Marked Improvement.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The chief con-
cern of the doctors is for the enfeebled
mental and physical condition of Repre-
sentative Springer They fear nervous
prostration and are doubtful as to the
strength of the patient to bring him
through if this takes place. But the
change from hopelessness to hopefulness in
the mind of the sick man has given them
considerable confidence, and it is believed
that a refreshing sleep will do more than
anything else towards bringing him back
to health and strength.
Chief Cause of Concern Removed.
Early yesterday morning he slept for a
short time, but little refreshment resulted.
However, the success which has attended
the efforts of the physicians in keeping the
erysipelas from attacking his brain has
removed the chief cause for concern and
the greatest reliance in his recovery is
placed in the patients optimistic nature
There was marked improvement in the
condition of the patient all yesterday.
Progressing FavorabIy.
At 1890 last night the improvement of
the morning in Mr.. Springer's condition
still continued and the patient was appar-
emily progressing favorably.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-05
THE MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 4
Following were the quotations on the
board of trade TODAY: Wheat = March,
opened ss}4c closed ss3s>; May, opened
9O5sc, closed 9lSse; July, opened sgssc. closed
s9c- Corn-Aiarch, opened H34r, closed
4l5sc; May, opened 42S4c, closed 20 June
opened 4l34 clio ed AJsc. Oats-May, opened
3lc, closed S0;sc. Pork-March, opened
Sll0j closed 5000; May, opened Sl02l
closed SlLlO. Lard-March, opened S6S71%
closed S6.3I.
Live Stock: Prices at the Union Stock yards
today rangei as follows: Hogs-9iarket
active and sc lower; sales ranged at SSS
@+O pigs, S4.5o94.sJ light, S440g4.55 rough
packing, S4.45G4.g0 mixed, and S4609
$40 heavy packing and shipping lots
Cattle-Market fairly active and 5G10s
higher; quotations ranged at s470G5S
choice TO extra shipping steers, $1,000 II
good TO choice do, S56oG4.l5 fair to good S3.1i
G360 comnlon to medium do, $310@S6J
butchers steers, S23O1S5 stockers, $3.50
S75 Texas steers. S31OG3.s5 feeders, 81 4Oa
845 cows, Sl,5gS.75 bulls and S3Ood6. 50 veal
calves.
Sheep Market moderately active and prices
firm; quotations ranged at S47535.75
western, Si25G60o natives, and s5.25085O
lambs.
Produce: Butter Fancy sep arator. ssc; fine
creameries, 2.d2sc; dairiss, fancy, fresh, M0
2Sc; packing stock, fresh, 14aI5c. Eggs
Fresh candled loss off, 16cp per dozen. Dressed
poultry-Spring chickens, fair, good 11Gl2d
per ID; fancy, II5c; roosters, &c; ducks, l1Sl4c;
geese, s4llc; turkeys choice, lac; fair 70
good, l2GI31Sc. Potatoes-Hebrons, 2s48oo
per bu.; Burbanks 5l13Sc; Rose, 3OGI32c for
seed; Peerless 3Ols32c for seed; common to
poor mixed lots, sGGs5c; sweet potatoes, ILL.,
nois, Sl.5oG2-25 per brl. Apples-Common,
sL5o per brl; good, s2s5Gs Ooi fancy, 5000
2.25.
New York.
New YORK. March L
Wheat-No. red winter cash, SL0Sl6c;
March, slGSs; April, Sl.04ss; May, sl.0esk;
June, Sl.OOss Corn-No. 2 mixed cash. 50lkc;
April, 5Cl4c; May, 1886; June, 4ss4c; July,
4s14c. Oats-Quiet; No. mixed cash, 361kc;
May, SIC. Rye-Firm; SscQslOo for whole
range. Barley-Dul and heavy; two-rowed
state, 5aG &c Pork-DuIl; mess S9.75Gl0.5J
for new. Lard-Quiet; March, SOS; May
$3.50; July, s6.92.
Live3 stock: Cattle-Trading moderately
active for all grades Poorest 70 best natiys
steers, SSSjG5.l0 per 100 lbs. Sheep and lambs
Market slow but firm: sheep. S5.09&6.4 per
100 lbs; lambs, S6.75@7.5o. Hogs-Nominally
firm; live hogs, s4901a5o per lOa lbs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-05
Raised a FURRY in the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The treasury
department was in a fiutter of excitement
yesterday when it was learned that the
house committee on appropriations was
considering the advisability of abolishing
the divisions of public moneys and loans
and currency. Appropriations for these
divisions are carried in the legislative bill
which is now being prepared by the sub.
committee. 1t is alleged that the work ol
both these divisions is duplicated by di-
visions in the treasurer's Office