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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15

ltellungen bon Gieren, oeneu ct
iolde BON Menihen ipater 5ugelea-
te. Sobann i6uf er &eiterfialtren
oeren beoeutenolte Die 9feiterItatle
Der SSungfrau bon Srleans ouf ber
8lace BEG Bpramibes in garis lit.
@roBes 9lufleben erreeten feline lei
beni6oftli6 bemgten @ruppen: .,g0r
uno Meni6 aug Ser Stein3eit i'm
&onpf" u1to u@orillo etlt 8etb
roubeno". 9as lestere <nIttperf,
i'm Sabre 1887 entitanbelt. 1T IN Der
gan5en @elt ourb 5ablreiche Mb-
bilouneen beforr1t. gein RplpIIaI-
itanobilo aeiieps' an1 gingong ovs
Sne5=&anals nurbe I'M Sabre 1900
entbiillt.
Cine entiesli6e Sa1nilien-5ra-
9ooie bat Die eroBte @ufreguna lnl-
ter Ser 8epolferung BON go6n,ii6-
2eipa berporgerufen. Inter bo6it
peroadtigen ltn1itanben crfronfte
plobli6 Die aus finf aopfen bette
benoe Sanlilie oes Sbneioermei-
tiers 8obm. Ser berbeieerufeue
@r5t fonnte obne meiteres geratf=
tungs-Smptome fonitotieren. gei
Dem 8ater nno einer Sodier fam
leoe Siilfe gu ipat. Sic lino bonn
Sob binpeggerafft tporoen. 0lrh
oas Grgebnis Der raid borgenonlme-
nen poliaeili6en l1nterludlutg mur<
De Die Srau bes S6neioern,eilters
beloftet. Sic lit unter oe1n 8erooAt
IN Soft genommen iporSen Gift
moro beriibt gu boben. Sic 4unoe
bon oem Sdredensereienis perbrei-
tete iid lpie ein 2auffel,r in Der
Stoot uno oas gobm'i6e Saus mar
III fiir5eiter 3eit BON &unoerten l,n1-
lagert 10 oaB oie Sidereeitslnann-
ldaften NIT Wibe Sic Oronuna
oufre6t erbalten fonnten.
= 9luf oen Der Sirruu &rupp in
giien geborenoen sdieBplos Ser
Siittenuerfe Sangerbiitte ilr Sten-
oaler &reiie bat ii6 BEL eineln
S6ieBoeriub Elm i9meres unglid
ereignet, oas apei Weni6enleben
gefoitet bat uno mogliderlaiie nod
mebr Spfer foroern miro. Gin neues
S6nellfeuereei6iib mar betrn Bro=
beidieben por5eitig Iosoegongen.
Sipei Wfonteure, Die Inn ooa @e=
i6iis bei6dftigt moren p.troen oaf
Der Stelle getotet, bret anrerc 10
ldtper perlest, oaB an ibrenl stuf-
fommen ge5ipeifelt piro.
SSn 2onoon bot eine 9erIanl,.
lung engliider i,nb anoerer enro.
paii6er 8anfiers ltattgefln1oeM, in
ipelder iiber 6ie Sraae Der ameri.
,fanii6en u@iGs of 2aoins" fir Got.
ton beroten ipuroe. gefanntlif) ba-
ben Die europailden WanfbGuier
it'd Dor ldngerer 3eit getpeiecrt,
@eloer auf amerifaniibe ,YiGs of
,2aoing" fir Cotton alis5u5ablen,
ipenn oieie .8ins of 2aoina" nid;t
gorantiert fuiroen. Die omerifoni
i6en gonfiers lnadten oarouf 9or.
16lage be5iieli1 oieier @orantie.
rnng. Dieie goridIaee uIroen bon
Der iest abgebaltenen Gerlantn1-
lung bsraten, Die europailden @al,.
tiers famen ober 5ll Der MnIid)t,
Dob tie tli6t 5ufrteoenitel(eno ieien
uno oober bon ibnen nidt occeptiert
lperoen fonnten. Ole Gtitteilung
bon oieiem @el6lub bat bier IN an1e-
rifa greBe 8eritimnliing srreet.
Cine @eieai6aft ans Mri5ona
beabii6tigt in SirnaIoa cine Braue-
rel 81 bauen, iie bat bereits zine
aoft5eilion oaau erbalten.
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g.. S. G g. q, (Saupt-ainie).

$50. 9--Na9 GI gaio uno 8eiten. -.
-. 800 BORN
$50. 1O-Na1 B. @eften. 1880 abenhs
SO. 8-9a1 benz Often. HOO BORN
SO. 1-Nad Sci 9fio. 400 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15

ae lit, ob iolde MasreeeE1l prof
tiid bur6eefiibrt meroen fcru1clr.
= Dieler Gage traf in 9tep Oorf
Der 46 Sabre alte gbilip gderluonl
nit ietner @attilt ul1b fi1!f sfin-
bern aus gralilien elm, no er IA
Sabre lang oniaiiig eelpeien lit. Sor-
ber NOR Die Salnilie in oen 8erei.
nigten Stoaten llno bier III Gps
pefa, 4anias, = lit ou1 sic 16 Sab
re alte So6ter Beg @bepaares gebo-
rem, ipabreno oie onoeres ainoer
iamnltli6 in 8raltlien Dos 2i6t Ser
@elt erblidten. 9as 16 Sabre al
te Waoden puroe BON Del; l[es5tell
tra6omafranf befunoelL ,lno aus
oieiem 8rultoe puroe oie fyanlifie
ansgeidloiien. gderinonr bat feine
gepeiie fir feline 0ebaaptnllg, oaB
oas Medbben in oen Ser. Staotetl
geboren it, nno oieie 8etpeile mil
len berbeigei6offt tueroen, ,tm Die
@ntlafiung oer Samilie all errtoeli.
6en. Ser 8ertreter Ser 0eutichet
@eleaidaft Bat ii6 Ser Socbe onge-
nonlmen.
Mus Wilmal,fee nleloet lnon ::
8ito @uaroalalene, elmer Der Diref-
loren Ser bieiigen itdlieailben
9anf, lpuroe in Saft gcnonllaen.
Die go1i5ei min unterluden, Oh
8uaroalafene ireettb et!uas init Der
grmoroune oes il,neen ,stalieners
@ntonio Manetta gu TIM BOT, Der
bor 5ipei 8o6en tot in leinem 3in1-
mer I'M Souie 281 Sadlon GtraBe
gefunoen fpuroe. &urs Dor Ser
Weorotat botte Wfapetta $500 aus
Der italieniiden 8anf geacaen nno
oas @elo puroe nidt in ieinent ,3inl=
lner gefunoen.
Gin eetuiiier Sonat6on g.
SroIt in Itlanta, @a., eii1 btsber bod
angeiebener uno ais reid einae.
lhaster Mann, lit angefioet por-
ben einen eeipiiien 6. 90. Glolle
nit mertloien @olominen-Mftien 5c.
lhipinoelt lno aus Dem 9aule bon
Sranf s. Slim Minen-9(etien &C.
ltoblen gu boben. SroIt ipor biz Dor
ei1iger 3eit Der 8rdiioent ooer
eminent eoiliul~ Der Columbian
8ooomen", nuroe ober ipege!l Mis.
berlpaltung abgeiebt. Gr bot sen
Sroen auf 3ablung bon 100000
nerflagt Sroif befinoet ii1 5ur
3eit nidt in 9(tlanta er fonnte ba.
Der onb niht perboftet mer0en.
Sn Campo, Slay iillo Die Gi-
gorrennaber am Streif lfno es
iino bort bereits 10 piele 9in6elto-
rnngen porgefommen, OaB Der
WaDor ihon georobt bot oie Mi.
li5en einauberltfen. Gin aeluiIler 6.
S. Gathering, @ubbalter ser ssirma
gnitillo Bros. & Dia5, If erldo@ien
iporoen.
- Gin iunaer Weann nanlens
W. S. Statboln, Der lit pieIen
Sfaoten oes 2anoes gbefIhipinbe.
leien gemabt bot, tit in eiuem
Sotel 8ll Colorado Springs berbaf.
tet iporoen nahoem ibrl 0ctef,
tiDs i'm Quftrage Ser ,9(mericam
gonfers' Grotectipe 9Iifo'll." iiber
tauieno Meilen meit gefofet ,paren.
Ger illnee genaeI iit erit alpollsig
Sabre alt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15
gre6t midt 5uidmmsn.

Sdpere 9inforoerungen al: sic
Sebensorgane berurioben eilien gu.
larnfnenbru6. Won fam @eagen,
Seber, geieren ooer geerpen niht
iiberbiiroen, obne S6aoen al ieioen.
electric gitters lit oas Sdluisnlittel
oagegen. Wfrs. s. 6. 8an Sc Gsanoe,
8irflano, 81, f6reibt: v9af if I'M
ter oreimonotliden idperen anitrell.
gungen ni6t 5ulannenbrad, Der.
oanfe i6 nur oen electric 9itters."
SOC ben alien 9rugeiIten.
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Nabitalb
-cer--
0ierDenidmGde.

S4wa9e, nsrp0ie gerionsn. seplast BON 6off=
nunqsloiietsit unb i&lsdten Srdnmen, eri6opfenoen
@usfnhen,. grut=, Riiden= uno Ropfidmer,en.
$aarausial, abnahme Dss @eb6rs unS Geii&ts,
9atarrb. Waaenbriiien, Gtublperifopfllna, Wloioz
tsit, err6tsn 3ittertl. 6s7flopfen grufbeiemmuna,
Asnetlt6tsit uno Sriibfnn :. erfabren aus Dem
;, ,SngenDfrsnnb" iuie tinfa9, idtueu unb
biliig ale unnotiiriden BerIuife uub anoe.
re T0lgeu jagenbiidber 0erirrungen ariino.
lid gebe!lt uno boae 0eiunntsit NJ b Hroh.
finn tuiebfr erlangt iutroen tonneu. - van,
nenes 6tilperiabren. Sober isin eig ner
@rst.-
Dieies auBeroroenili6 intereiante uno lebrrei6e
Bud tDeuti6e Guftase 1910, tueldbes BON Jung uno
aft, Wtann uuo Grau, getien fueroen ioliie tann
Qeeen @inienoung bon 25 eents in 9riefmarfen pers
fiegelt be5oaen tperoen bon Der
Yriuat= Glinif, 1876. Npenne,
31etp 9ork, 81. 30.
Neau errpabne s5reie Breiie fir deras"
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Die 6enlofrotiIhe q

9ie 6enlofratiide Slaatsfon.
BENTON bon Colorado Dot Gouper.
neur Sbafrotb pieoer ais @o,l-
oerneursfonoioaten allfgeItell1.
Na6 Dem 9eridt oes @roB4
Sefretdrs Der Soo Seloips bat ser
Sroen iest 42700O Mitglieosr
Der Staat Mlaine miro flint.
tig i'm gfeprdientantenbapie oes
Rongreiies ourb 5ipei @epublifaner
uno 5tpei Delnofraten pertretelt ieill.
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Inter eroBen Gererlonien

Inter eroBen Gererionien lit
in Saltiao, on Dem friibeten gSobn=
bauie Sioalgo's, eine 5eoertftofel
an ben WdrtDrer Der merifaltii6em
unabbdngiefeit entbiillt mocoen.
SSn Der Staot Suarea iIt cine
Stotue bon 8enito Suore5 enibiiQt
lpor0eu
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Der edIaa eimes Seniels

puroe u. Cooper, Ssmego, sc. 9.
ebenlo Dillfommen eeipeien iein, uie
Der erbormungsloie, lllneen5erlto-
renoe Suitent Der SabrelaMe ieber
Weoi5in tpioeritono. .@r ,par heIon.
oers laftig in Der Nadt" idreibt er
yuno nidts balf mir, Biz id, Or
9ines SEEM DISCOVERY benuste, mel.
6es mid pollitan6ig furicrte. Sd
butte gar niht mebr." Gin Ge1iuf
iber5eugt. SOC uno $1.OO. gerind)s.
flai6e fret. @arantiert BON aIler
0ruggiIten.
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= Die itdrfiten @orte pfleot mon
an5upenoen, nm Die ibDo6lter 8e.
oonfen 81 berndnteln.
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M. g. & s. Balm

Mrfltnft-
SEQ. 241-gon &oufton rno @alpeitou
go. 286-@omt NorDen. .7.30 bornliti.
No. 2S1-8om Norben uno 9oIften
:. ...3:25 11ahm
go. 9-@om gsproen. ..7:45 abenbs
Mbfdbrt
$40. 244-@a6 benz @Drben IT, Souiton
=. ;. .7.1O norm
So. 10-Nab benz Norben. 1000 borns
No. 2S6-Na9 benz gorben. =. :.
;. ;. 1900 abenbs
No. 242-gaab bem @oroen unb Gal
pefton, .11.50 abenos
The Washington herald., 1910-07-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

villa Park-squars s2s5 lots "A and IS; Clara A.
Warden and Edwin 4. Warden to Thomas E.
Sellers. ssl80
ISIS street northEest-squsre 80 lot 3; John K.
Wade e. ax. 20 William Rupert, SO.
Dent place northwest between Thlrteth and Thirty
frst streets-Squars IT, lot 81; " Wallace
Chiswell and Harry A. Kite 10 John Il. Kuhl-
mann. SIC.
Forth street southeast. bs.ween K and L streets
Square SIS. Ear Of sgusre: Virginia s Carpen-
ter 10 Leopold Lachs. SO.
street northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-square loe5. lot l. Anna 3. Woods to
Joseph b. Lanalsan and Francis d. Klimkiewiez.
SO.
n street northwest between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith steets-square re part Of lot T. Charles
w. Needbam e ux. 10 William II. Hunt $40.
Pennsylvania avenue northwest between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets-Sauare ll9. lot y; Eu-
gene Il. Marc to John J. DruB. $40.
Twining City-Iet 9. block s. George J. p Mater
ct ux- to Arthur G. Bishop. SO
Woodley Park~Lot s. block IS; Lewis F. BTetlnin-
ger et TX 10 Alice NJ Happ SO
inGiraidr-Il0ts 80 and ST. bloch s. ami lot Il block
2; Louis C FssTsil Ct AK, 20 George H. chand-
lee SO.
Oregon avenue betwecn Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets nozthwess-Squage ~ lot 10; Charles NJ
ForTest et ~. 20 John Il. Davidson. SO
Twelfth and streets souiheas3-Sguare gs part
a lots and IS; Oscar n. Bryant and Charles
IT. McClay. trustees. 70 Martha A Mayse, SIS.
P street. between North Capitol and First streets
neTtheast-square ga. iot %; Ignatius X. Degsn
TO Katherine 4. Finch SIC.
Alley between L and N sixteenth and ssVenteenth
streets-square lss, lot 81 Richard r. Homer.
trustee ct al 10 Hugh Reilly. s.
Petgorth-Iots 2 and 3 block "A Louis O. Fer
rel et TX TO George H Chandlee SO.
Petworth-Iots 2 ard .. block a. George II.
Chandlee e W. To Lucy !. Beaie, $40
81 Rhode Island avenue noTthWest-Souta Of square
AS. lot s; May B. Russell 20 Lillian E. Wsikss.
So
800 Columbia road northwest-Square 2S54 iot s.;
Willis Brewer 10 Estelle Il. Manning Brewer s.
Moint Pleasant Heights Undivided parcel No 5;
Fulton Z. Gonioa et TX. 70 Isabel ]. Gordon.
$40
Twelfth and streets southeast--Square sos inter
est n part q lots 3 and Is; Martha 4, Msyse
10 Leonard J. Mather, SIC
Twelfth and K streets s0Itheast-Square es6 part
If lots 2 and 3; William p. Duyan et TX %
Cornelius D. Togley SO
Columbia Heights-Lot g. block 2; Columbia
Heights Realty Company 70 Louis c. DisEnsrs
SO
Columbia Heights-I.ot IS. block q; Louis C. Dis
mer 70 Emanuel SPEECH j.. $50
The Washington herald., 1910-07-10
SKIPPING COAL TO BRAZIL
American Exports of Fuel to that
Country Increase.
Due I'm Part TO Labor Troubles In
Wales and TO Other Knowledge
of Trade Conditions.

Exports OF coal 20 Brazil due to ex-
traordinary conditions have abated some
what but there is still q much greater
movement OF American coal in that d.
rection than formerly, and the course OF
the trade indicates possibilities that il
should be looked after by American ex-
porters,
That more than ordinary interest is
taken in the matter in the United States
is indicated by inquiries received IN Bra
I'll concerning the fuel trade The ex-
tension OF American trade in this line In
wolves problems which make it probable
that coal can be sold here extensively
only by American exporters able and
willing 10 invest considerable money IN
the enterprise. either by themselves or
in connection with other exporters.
The imports of coal into Brazil in 1903
were valued at sS.6Ss.4S2 Of which the
United States furnished S2SS645. In 1895
the imports aggregated Ss.usSs4. and the
share of the United States was only 49,
OILS. While labor troubles in Wales led
TO some OF this increase in shipments OF
American coal. evidently it had been able
to meet Welsh competition on a broad
market basis.
That this has been done IN the face of
adverse local conditions. particularly in
Rio do Janeiro. where most of the coal
is~sold. IS ample demonstration that
American coal could be shipped here IN
large quantities IN competition with Welsh
coal. If it could be handled on the same
basis as the latter.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-10
PUBLIC BATHS OF BRADFORD
Swimming, Turkish, Russian, Medi-
Gated, Douche, and VapOr.
Owned by Municipality and Widely
Patronized by English
People.

The year 1905 saw the practical COM
pletion OF a comprehensive scheme OF
public baths In Bradford, maintained by
the municipality, which cost s292, 900, en-
bracing swimming, Turkish. Russian,
shower, slipper. medicsted. and vapor
baths.
During the year erded March 81. 1910.
the number of bathers using the baths
was 4s0,56l. A most satisfactory feature
OF the returns is the growing popularity
of the cottage baths. of which there are
four. which were patronized during the
year by b0,00G nearly one-half OF whom
were school children free of charge un-
III Friday afternoons. On Friday after
moons and on Saturdays they were open
to women, at q charge OF cents.
There are nine swimming baths, which
were patronized by SS7.753 persons during
tie year. about two-thirds of whom were
swimmers, the remainder being bathers
who had used the slipper, shower. Turk
ish, vapor, and electric baths. OF the
1895 Turkish bathers, 1883 paid 60 cents
each: 4403. on Wednesday afternoons,
paid ss cents: and 7,159. on Saturday af-
ternoons. paid IS cents. The number TAX
ing electric baths was s.7s5. OF whom
1885 took them under medical advice.
In the Turkish and indicated depart
ment the patronage was fully as much
as could be hardled by the staff, and
new and improved baths are being con-
structed.
Great interest Is being taken In work
being done by this municipal institu-
ton, in not only intoxicating habits OF
cleanliness and hygiene. but IN encour-
aging scholars 20 become proficient swim
mers. Al all the swimming baths those
In charge are qualified instructors. and
the children allocated from the schools.
free OF cost, are taught swimming by
them
The Washington herald., 1910-07-10
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July s-WHEAT-Siock in elevators.
&s oS Bushels shipments from elevators Z i2S bush
els Sales Of cargoes grade at 90 for No. red.
% for No. red. g for special bin steamer No 2
red. 81 for stock steamer No. red. % for special
bin rejected ard s. for stock rejected. Bag lots.
By sample as 10 quality and condition. brought rs,
50. 20. 81 8. IS. B. Ss and % per buShel Settling
prices: For contract. g.
CORN-Stock In elevators. e.79 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 4s22 bushels Track yellow
corn for domestic delivery st 70 per bushel for car
lots on SPOT. Cob con-Carloads prime nearby
yellow On spot at KS per barrel on spot. Settling
price: For contract 659.
OATS-Stock in elevators. 3604s bushels; ship
ments from elevators. H. 953 bushels White No ?.
20 weight 4511as6; do. No ;. to weight 4iisa
as do, No. l. to weight t2a4S, do. mixed. No.
2 44a44i1, nominal; do. No 3 4Sa4s4.
RYE-Stock IN elevators. J. III bushels; shipments
from elevators, AS bushels. No. ? rye, Western,
domestic 75a7S; No. rye Western. domestic, 72a74
bag lots as 70 quality and condition, 6sa7s.
FLOUR-Winter extra, 245a365; do. clear, A05a
As do. straight. 440a4D: do. patent. 5oOa5. 10;
spring clear. Al0aAs5; do, straight, 5o5a5.So; do
patent 5.5la555; city mills best patent, SIS; do.
high grade patent. 575 do. straight, hB; choice
family. $50; extra. 39Oa4lo; rye -four. medium 70
choice, 4z5a45e; corn meal. per 100 pounds. L50A
I
The Washington herald., 1910-07-10
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are Wholesale,

BUTTER-Creamery fancy. 9h d. prints.
Sh do, seconds. q process. fancy. q; do. fair to
good. 25a27; dairy. enoice. 9iA25 do, good aaz5:
store packed lsaal 4
CBEEsE-New York State factogy, fsn6 hrstS
l7al71s; do. small Hairs; do. large, l6azal7.
EGGS-Near-hy, choice. rcturnahie cases. a0isa7i /;
cases, q: Tennessee. returnahle cases. q; North
Carolina, returnable cases. p.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chckens. spring. large, ga
8; do, medium, 25aa p, hens small
per h. ls; large. Nlz roosters, per ID, IL;
ducks, old. Is; DO. spring. lbs. and over, ls;
geese Per ID. l0aI2: do. fancy lzala; turkeys
toms per ID. IS; do. hens. ~ turkeys thin isal2;
keats. per H.. Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Norfolk per barrel
L00al .: cucnbers Norfolk. per basket, Local 8
do. North Carolina, 9oaloo; string hears, per has
kst Ea50; NCrth Carolina lettuce. 5oaL00 Fadishes
per 400 80 10 50; spinach per barrel 75aleo; egg
plant per crate. l0oai75: tonatoes per crate, ia
LOO; asparagus 75al.50 per dozen bunchss;
rhubarb Isa2s per dozen bunehes: new cabbage
60a75 per crate. spring onions. soa50 per hundred
bects. ss5 pST bunehi green peas, pST BASKET.
f5as0
DRESSED POUBTRY-Chickens. Der u. zaZ5;
chickens and hens, mixed isazai slips Per ID.
II: ducks l6a0 geese. per h. lal6
DRESSED MEATS-HsmE. country, sugsF-clred
isa20.
DRIED FRUTTs-Apples. sliced. fancy. sa5: cher
fies. l2al5; blackberries. z: shortleberries. In
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol. unwashed. free Of
burs PEI ID. %; wool. bury, per H.. 2sS hides.
greer, per D., 10; de-, dry per b., l2ale; sheep
lkins green each 75sI co. de-. dry, EACH 25sso calf
SKINS. green. each Lsaai-7--
The Washington herald., 1910-07-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

sIILLFEED- Higher; du1 Spring bran. 2s.5e;
standard middlings $50; city bran, zi75 IN bulk;
Western red dog. 800. 10 arrive. winter wheat
bran. in l0aPound sacks. to arrive 2s.oo
OATS-Higher; light inquiry No. white. ava
4ais No white sSaisa; No. white a7ai7iS
white On track Ga5l
FLOUR-Higher; checking trade. Ksnsas stTaights,
500a54O In sacks: soft srrsights 461a4-75 in bar
rels. spring patents 5.75as50 in barrels; spring
clears. 450al75. New Kansas straights. to arrive.
ssoa5 -
RYE FLoUR-Fim: inactive inquiry. Choice
brands quoted at l. I5ai53.
CoRNMEAL-Strong dealings are small Kiln
dried for expert. $40; coarse meal, in bags
L33sl.3
BEEF-Steady: moderate trade. Packet. l65Oa
I700; family, l9,50a2a00.
PORK-Steady: limited trade. Mess. G.5a26co;
family. &5eaz.00
HAY-Receipas, $50 tons. Firm; quiet business
Prime timothy. l25; No. l. 10; No. 2. Lbs; No. J.
lGh
sTRAW-ReceiDts. % tons. Firm; light supply.
Long nc quoted at e9af5.
LARD-Fim; weaker. Prime Western, 20;
city. uS0; refined continent, 1880; South American,
l3f5 refined Brazilian kegs. H75 oeostesrine % /;
lard steaTine dull; New YORK H.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-10
DEEDS OF TRUST.

ohchesteF-Los 7. block 2; Edgar 7. Phillips ct ux
70 James ". Kineheloe and George c. Gertman.
trustees. 10 secure Ada Grace BesmeT, sea- 5
years. per cent semi-auuualy.
Clihboune-Lot 70. block 5; Mildred NJ Dick 70
Harry K. Boss and II. Glenn Phelps trustees
TO secare Douglas Sullivan. S.s0, year. per
cent, semiannpally,
Square feo-Lot 81; William Rupert ct w. 10
Wharton E. Lester and Michael Colbert. thus
tees. to secure the National Permanent Building
Association. N.6o.
South Of square lT5-Lot s; lillian E. Walker TO
Edward H. Thomas end J. Edward Lewis. trus-
tees. to secure Edward ". Thomas, $3.50, ;
years. per cent, quarterly.
BrooklAnd-Lot ls. block ls Calvin Z. Rsmsburg et
ux. to Samuel r. Barr, tSastee. 10 secure the
Real Estate and improvement Company. 81 80.
monthly payments. per cent per
Square 926-Iot and part Of lot 10: Robert L. Mid
dleton ct TX. to o. z. NJ Brown and Charles
T. Tribby, trustees TO secure Theodore p. Heap.
si75. 70 IS months. per cent per annuTn-
Square 477-Part Of Let s.: Harry O. AlbugeT q W.
10 Rose BrrgdoTf trustee TO secure Rose Burg
dorf. $50 5 years. 5 Per cent semi-annuaily.
Same to Adelaide A. Campbell trustee. to secure
Adelaide A. Campbell, 500, 10 years. per cent
per annum.
Square gs6-Part Of lots 2 and Is; Coyhelius D.
Townley 10 Henry II. Bergman andyG George NJ.
Enlmerich, trustees. TO secure Metropolis Build
ing Association, No. g. 800.
BlooEningdale-Lot ~, block 10; Minnie T. Iorrey 70
the Washington Loan ard Trust Company, tTus-
tee. TO secure the Equitable Cooperative Build
ing Association. 8 100
Square l59-Part OF lot z: William H. Hunt ct
to American Security and Trust Company, tins
tee TO secure the National Savings and Trust
Company. Sl6.CO0 monthly payments. per cent
PER annuI.
Square I59-Part Of lot q; William H Hunt e ux.
10 William II. Walker and William L. tanning
trustees, n secure Charles W. Heedham and
Caroline Needham. 1900. u to IS months 5 per
cent per annum.
Square Ila-Lot 49, John Drury 70 the National sav-
ngs and Trust Company. trustee, to secure the
American Security and Trust Company, $780, 3
years. per cent, semi-annually.
Square 6e9-Lot 90: Katherine B. Finch E, viz 10
Wharton E. Lester and J. Clarence Price. TINS
tees to secure Ignatius II. Degen. $50. monthly
payments 6 Fer cent Per annum. Same 20
Wharton +. Lester and Michael J. Colbert, trus-
tees TO secure the National Permanent Building
Association $3.50
Square 6le-Lot 50. ISL and 1ss; Andrew A. Gieeson
ct AK 70 Albert z. Eek and Edmund K. Fox
trustees. to secure Frederick r. Walker. 81 800, 5
years, per cent, seTni-anBualiy
Square 2s3e-Int So Charles c. Clark ct ux. to
William J. Father and William A. Hill, trus-
tees to secure John NJ. Jones. $3.50 years,
per cent, semiamually
The Washington herald., 1910-07-10
HE LOOKS LIKE DEPEW.
Sir MaIachy Daily, OF Nova Scotia, Is
n Dinner Speaker, Too.

Sir MaIachy Daily, OF Nova Scotia, Is
a Dinner Speaker, Too.
From the New York Sun
Seated in the reception room at the Ho-
tel Gotham yesterday morning reading q
paper was a tall. elderly man with white
mutton-chop whiskers and a nose of Ro-
man mold. A man who was talking to
the cashier started when he saw the
visitor
Gee" he said. 81 didn't know you had
Chauncey here. Thought he stopped al
his own house when ne came to New
York."
what do you meang" inquired the
cashier.
why. Chauncey Depew over there. "
'Chauaceyl Not on your life the
cashier rejoined. THAT is Sir Malachy B.
DAILY, of Nova Scotia
We'll, that's one on me. said theother.
I have never seen anybody in my life
that looked so much like Senator De-
pew except on one occasion several years
ago when I was in London. My wife
and 1 went down on Sunday afternoon
to Greenwich to dine at an inn called the
Old Ship. When the waiter came around
my eyes bulged. ! had seen Senator
OGpCW ODAS AcN VI AWO DElOEG dN TIC
Carlton Hotel, and here he was ap-
parentiy bending over my chair. whiskers.
smile and all
Say said I 10 the waiter, has any
body ever told you that you look Ike a
distinguished American statesman
Why, bless my soul, SIR he replied,
scores and scores of Hamerican gentle
men ave told me there is a remarkable
resemblance. sir. Gentleman's name is
Depew. sir, isn't 1t? I am told, sir, e IS
a member of your Parliament or perhaps
e is one Of your Presidents, sir, is e
not? No sir, ] ave never met i'm, but
7 should consider it a great privilege,
SIR"
Sir Malachy Daily was for ten years
lieutenant governor OF Nova Scotia, hav-
ing retired from Office about ten years
ago. He has often been mistaken fer
the senior Senator from Nex York, and
up his way they frequently refer 10 him
as the Chauncey Depew OF Nova Scotia.
not only because of his resemblance to
Senator Depew, but because of his after
dinner oratory