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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-27
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Rorris garg Elm Jra4tperIaber
bon Ro. 927 0eit 9. StraBs. Sog iih
gsitern 0ormitt1g pdbrenb Der Qrbeit
in ben 6. s.. uno ,. 56fsn on 5. Str.
ihlimme 0erIetungeu an Der rehtsn
Sanb gu. gr puroe nu6 benz SoIpis
tai eebraft.
Orb SueIsman 16 Sabre alt, bon
Ro. 1872 TubIsp Str., fiel seitsrn sus
fdlis sesen sins GIastbiirs i'm propis
oenb ganf Gs5duoe uno ger
Ihnitt iih bic 2trme in fhlimmer
Weiie. Gin gatroIpassn bra6ts ibn
noh benz 6oipita!.
gaplor aoams. 81 Sabre alt, bon
go. 654 Ri6mono Str, tam oeitern
beim abipringen BON einem Strabens
babnnossn su 5aa unb Sog ii6 cine
tiefe Gopfnunbe gu. gr fpurbe in Der
auio=ambuIan3 Ha4 benz 9oipitul sss
broft.
Dm q. Mlc9ean, AZ Sabre elt, BON
Ro. 1898 CLINT StraBe. tpuroe seItsrn
bon einem berrsnIoIen 6unbe in ben
arm sebiTen. Gr Iieb iih bic Wunb.
i'm Sofpital ausbrennen.
Der 40 Sabre aIte Reser Sobn Rels
ion, BON go. 1906 Weft A. gtroBe,
lpurbe seitern Haamittos ipdbrenb Der
arxit auf einsm Jseubuu an Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-27
Pokal.Dertd)t
Cider gefteat
Sat graiis.nt Robertiun bic gepOii'
loren Der Queen Git1 8aHf.
llebertrng IN ibrem Sntereh. ipertb'
pollss 6ilentbum all Die
yropiDent BAIT

gGie oeftern betdnnt purOe, 6at 81.
M. Robsrtion, Der bisberige Qrdiibent
Der Queen GitD 5apni8s gQnt &c
5ruIt Co., um bic 3spoiitioren Der
Bant 5u it6ern, an bic grOciOent Saps
ings 8ant, bon Der bet1nntli6 bic
Queen Gitp earrings 8apt &c SruIt
So. iibernommen purbe, bQs ibm qeb0s
rige 0runoeigenibum an Der 8uce Ctr.
uno 9drfielo place, In Ipel6em ii6
friibsr Der 3incoln Club befunOen
bat, ii6ertragen. gBis 2lnUatt Suttle,
Der Rehtsbeiitunb bpn Ro6ertion, er,
tldrte, piro osmnGhft Elm aus 0iretz
loren Der Queen GitD gaut uno Der
ProDiosnt 8ant beitsberoes Qiouiois
rungstommittee ernannt lperoen, um
bic nOtbigsu Ghritts our aapitaliiiz
rung bon 4nleiben in 60be ppn ettpa
$7O0. 900 3u tbun, tpelte gu Den Qttts
ben Der Queen Gitp SaoIngs gQnt &C..
b0ren.
Sisie aapitalsanlngen iino Derart,
oab lie niht unoersiigIid in 8Qar ums
9eIeBt tperoen i5nnen. Bon Der in
Jrdge tommenben Summe rpurbsn
100000 in elmer Grunoeigsnt6ums.
POPULATION in Rep gort angelsgt. in
Dtl4er Rpbertion Der 6auptbet6eiliats
mar; $185. 900 fpurbsn oon Der gdnt
in Der Columbus, Rem Qlbdnb &c
Sohnitopn Srdction 81. angelset, unb
aud in bieiem 5dIs tanr bus unaes
legte aapital niht ohne peiteres 3us
rlderldngt fperDen. Die brittle Rapiz
talsdnIdse belduft iit auf 100000,
Die Der 8sielihaft borgsitrsdt purb.n,
Die anberfon. Jnb., NIT 2i6t bsriorgt.
0isfe geielidoft befinost iih gegenz
tpdrtig in ben 5dnoen zines Mafspsrs
matters.
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County 7pmmiIidre
Srtif.H arranaemeRts iiir gerbtf:'
rung p;rihieoensr Sauoltrnb.n.

Die gountns saommiFGre trafen gss
tern arrangements fiir Qdnbitra5ens
gerbeferunsen, tpeIhe iber $50, 900
toften tDeroen. unter benislbsn nimmt
bic 8erbeHerun5 Der 2aprencsburg
uno 9urrifon Roab ben eriten QIab
Elm. Die BON Der Stats 6tshpap
aommifIiou entiporfsneu qIGns uno
Spesifitationen tpuroen geiteru bon
ben gountnz zGommiIfdren dngenomz
men. Die apiten bieier gerbsFerung
tueroen iih ouf S29, 500 beIdufsn.
Jerner eenebmi1ten bic gountps
aommiiTGrs bi. qIdne unb Spssifitaz
tionen fur bic PtupfIaitsrung berGoos
per ape., BON Reaoing bile CUR Wonts
gomsrp pits. 9ieie Qrbsiten perben
SIS, 1893 toien. 2luBerbem tpurben bic
pldne fir BerbsFeruns Der GurIsp
Roab. iotpis Der Soutb 2los. unb
@ert Roab genebuist.
4nsebOte fir bic 8erbsHerung Der
6drriion unh gierU 5upen Rpab, DON
Der Sarriipn qits bis CUR Niamis
Bride in Rerp Baltimore, tpuroen entz
geeengenommen.
Die gountp.aommihdre betpiaigten
5000 fir 3etorationen Der Msmoridl
gale unb bes GOurtbduIes onIdb!id
Der Sbiptbalz eluns.
Die gountpsaommiTGrs isstsu ben
ID. Septembtr aIs ben Gag feit, on
tpslhem fpdteiteHs nit benz 4bbrua
Der geb1ube aui ben fir bds neus
gountps sGefGngniB bsitimmtsn 9runbz
fiiideu bsgonnsn psroen mub.
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TerioMal'Tnttsex

Mit uufri9tiser 5rauer piro in
treiten Greifsn bic &unnoe bon benz
ablsbeu Der betdnntsn beutihen Jruu
5eIenu Reis, geb. Suttsrer, auf@
eenommen tperosH. Die am "a. augult
i'm 5auis hires @otten, oss Serrn
fapisr Reis, go. 23O6 Dbeeler Stra>
BE, peritarb. Gie feierIias SeiIeBung
erfolgt am Montn9 Morsen um s ll5r
bonn 5rausrhauie aus, porauf in Der
ct. 9sorsius air4e sin leoitirtes
Rsquiem abeebuIten psroen pirb.
Im 9onneritag Woreen ipuroe bic
alIieitis seitdbte uno seahtete oeuts
ihe Matrone, srdu 9 opbia M L
Ter, seb. AienpaIo, i'm QIter bon so
Sabren aus bieIem 2.bsH abgerufsn.
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unbegriinoet
Ut bas ..6eriift besiiglid bu Crib
Bung bes 8aspreii.s.

9pn Seiten Der Union 8as & Gl.ts
trio go. tpurbe geftern offi3isG bic
grtldrung abgegeben, bub bas @sri4t
bon elmer beborftsbsnoen Grb0bung bes
pretfes fir Raturgas ieopeber Be
griinOung entbebrt.
Ocs 8erii9t purbe bon Horpoob
aus Oerbrettst. aber Elm 8eamter Der
9asgeieQi4aft ertlGrte, baB an benz
ieIben tetn Dabres Dort Iei. Die Sc
feQf6aft tann laut ben 8eittmmungen
oes 5reibriefs, Der erit i'm DECEMBER
1915 a6lGuft, ben preis fir 8as niAt
erb09en."
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+ +.

Sin StiuaIarm rtef geIterr Q(beno
Die 5euertpebr nab Der 8dterei beg u.
Sod, ylo. 416 Deit 6. Ctr, jeDo9
iteute es fi6 beraus, baB IS fi6 nur
um einen S6orniteinbranD banDelte.
Sn osm 5itbnerbaufe beg 8. Sboe=
mater, g&o. 2812 @oponurD 2lDe.,
fam geitern 2lbeno aus unbefunnter
uria6e Elm Seuer gum Qusbruh, tDels
DIES Oon Dem PoIt5tften &eTen sntDedt
nurbe. Der 8eamte I0fhte bte5Iumz
men, nobel er fth ihmer3bofte granDs
punoen an ben SdnOen 3u3Og.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-27

Die 3ablrei6en 5reunbe unb 8stannts,
Die fih bic 8abingef4iebene i'm qaufe
ibres arbeitsrei6en 2ebsns gu srpers
ben fpubte, fperoen ben S4mers Der
trduernoen 6tnterbliebenen auf's Sns
nigfte mttfiiblen unb bur4 9roIt uno
aufri6tiges 8eileio ihnsn benieIben
ertrdglid gu MAIDEN belfsn. Die ges
erbigung finbet am Ulontag Mtorssn
I'm $50 bonn Srauerbauie, go. 135
Sft Clifton Qpsnus, aus itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-27
aleine Yoliseinabri1ten

- Or. 81. g. 5bomas BON go. 792
McUfiQan StroBe meIoste i'm Poli3etz
6auptquartier, baB ibm geItern Q(benO
um 500 llbr, uls er auf osm 6einr=
ipsge begrtffen mar, spiiten gtnctn@
natt uno PorDpoo isin gOrtemonndie
nit $18 in gaur unb einem g6et fir
$23 dbbanoeR fam.
- Rs6ettu GdItein BON g}o. 624
Central Qpeuue puroe bon einem unz
betdnnten Reger um einen Wuntsl i'm
Wertbs oon SO beitoblen.
- 5urrp Carpenter, Elm glngeiteuz
ter elmer Sdubfa6rit an 8sneTes uno
blum StraBe, Ihltef aeitern glbsno
in sirsr WirtbIhaft an Watn, ndbs ).
Strube auf sinsm Stu6Ie ein uno
fpuroe I'm Iein portemonnaie nit $50
Snbdlt beItohlen.
- SIN 2auTe Der Gonneritag 0oft
brung Elm Ginbreher ourb ben &sqer
in ben Guoen oes 8funoleibers Qouts
&aB go. 518 Central Qpenue, sin.
Der gin6ruh rpuroe turs na6 7 llhr
geitsrn Worgen catoett. ieboh lieb nd
nod ridt fsit'tellen, mas bon benz Die
be erbsutet puroe.
- Sin Ginbreher itieg in Der Dom
nerItdg Ratt in ben Rsubau go. 168
Deit WeWiQan Strabe, Gigentbum
bes Srant RieIen, Elm unb sntrpsnoete
MsIIirsgegenitdnos i'm @ertbe bon
SO.
- 2lus benz Reubdu oss Sront
SSibndter, go. 1704 GbaIe Qpenue,
puroen 8Ietrohren unb anbere 9eesns
itdnoe i'm Bertbe BON $15 enttpenoet.
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Die unbe3u6Gte @ 6neis
berre6nung ber &Dnigtn.
Die auf Dem llmnege iiber 2onOou
aug 2iTubon gemeloet ptrD, lit Die
9robulutter oes a0niqs Wlonuel a0s
niQinzWutter W1rid gta, pon einem
QiTaboner Shneioerqeiadit auf $20,z
900, ben getrug elmer unbe3dblten
SleiDerre6nung, Dertla9t pOrsen. Der
QuDalt Der 8oniqin bebduptets rOr
8eriht, ooB bic GOnigin ii6er Dem Ges
ieb Itebe; Der pberIte Geri6tsbof sntz
ifieD ieDo6. oaB oieies Prt0ilsgtum
nur benz &0nig suitebe uno Die &oni.
qin@Wutter be8ablen miifie. Die portuz
qieIiI6e 3eniur unterbritt olIe Self
gramme iiber oteIen San. 0as urtheil
srreot in Qiifuboner 6oftreiien groBes
QufIehen. Gs lit oas eritemal, odB etn
Utitolieo Der portugieiiIhen 8Dnj9s>
sFumilie Don einem Geri6tshof Derurz
tbsiIt noroen lit.
gas Grab am Z I d n ee.
I'm an benz 8rabe tbres 8eriobten I'M
irneriten 2lfritd, i'm lsebtete oes
SItaoIees, einen 8ruu3 nieOsr3ulegen,
bat Toeben cine iunge gnQIGnoerin BON
2iperppol aus bic langs uno befhptrs
lite Reiie anqetreten. N}tB SliDe
Wac 9eoo, bic 5o6ter zines boRen Be
amten, mar Die 9raut pe5 betanntsH
uno perbienten 2frttaforiters Geutz
nant gopo gIeranoer, Der i'm lebteu
Mlai in 8uoai Der 9errdtheret Der
Giraeborsnen gum Spfer ftel. Die
9eihe oe5 jun9en Offi3ierS Duroe auf
enaliIhes 8ebiet uberQefiibrt uno IN
Der RGhe bes Si6aoIeCs beitarr&t, no
bereitg Iein Glterer gruoer, 8apitdn
GIauo 4leranber. bic leBte Rubeitdt!e
asfunoen bat. UliB Tac 2eob piro
bel oieIer pietGtoouen pilgerfabrt fat
5000 Silometer suriitleeen miiRen,
oapon fat Gin 8iertel in perig era
foribten 8ebietsn, uno iie piro Die
erite rpetbe Srdu iein, bic an Die uTer
bes SI6abiees gelangen rpiro.
8o bIetbt unIsr Som.
mer? 90 frdgt 2lqes, pie aus GoRs
bon aefhrieben Dirp, immer einbring'
licher uno bGneIi9er. 2estes Sabr bss
ftQno Der CONNER aus pier3ebn ionnis
oen saqen i'm 2luguIt, oisies Sabr bat
er fi6 nod gar nidt ieben Iai1en! Seit
Suui folet cine 9epreHiDn Der aHoerer
uno bis ieBt petft oieie traurige proa
aeiIipn nod ritt bic geringite Glide
auf. 0as S6limme iit ni6t 10 iehr
Die MaIIe bes Gegens, dls bic itetige
gepDlttbeit oes 5tmmeIs, oas 5ehlen
Der Sonne unb Die nisoere 3emperatur.
Ginen tribieligeren Sult, als Den abs
Qelaufenen, iuht man IN ben 4ut5etchs
nuuqen bon @reerpib oergebens. Die
Spnns fab Nan i'm 9an3eu ntht einz
NAL bunoert Stunoen, tpdbreno Ionit
Der lis8urhihuitt 18l Stunoen
betrGat. On spei 3ager mar bic bodite
SemperQtur nur 10 8rao @eIlius uno
on ntbt tpentger ols spDIf 3agen bIieb
lie unter 19. giur on Iiinf Sdgen srs
rsichte bic b0hIte Semperatur i'm
Shdtten q 9rdb. Gs III unHotbig,
i'm etuselnen ben Shaoen ausSumalen.
ben bieies 6eiIIoie Wsttsr in Staot uno
2oub, in ben Ssebdbern, am 5lub uno
iiberau dnrihtet. Tas Wetter bat NIT
benz 3ob bes 96nies 5uiummeu Die
nun abgeIaufene 2onbpner SaiIou sur
mslandOIiibitsn felt Reni4engesenisn
semaat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-27
E@iffsna@ @rihten.

Rem Yort, 26. aug. qngeiom>
men: rGampania" bon Rot.eroam,
.aaiIerin 4usuite 9ictoria" bon 5ams
burg ~9ucu b'2loita" BON Genua.
2iperpool. ans.t.: .9ictos
riaH" BON Monire1l unb Guebet.
abses.: ~gmpreB Of Srslanb" nah
Ulontreal.
Rotteroam. angst.: .Rnus
bam" bon Rem Dort.
RedpeI. abges.: .4mtriea4 na9
Rsp Yort.
Grieft. abgsg.: .4rssntina-
nah Reiu Yort.
Soutbumpton. Qbges.: .gles
pelunb- mad Rep Dori.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-27
gelesrapbiide NotiSen.

- g. o. 9nlentine. bon grooiIpn,
n. D., unb ftine 8raut. SRI. Moors.
iinb in 5ols. ees llmfhlassHs hires
8ootes i'm Mdramaus Gee BEL Rem
BRETON. Conn.,. ertruntsn. Grau ums
ban. Snnie bon Grl. Moore, purbe ses
rettet.
- Gas portugisiiihs Ganonsnboot
.9eio" BON 533 9oantn. ift an oen
8erl;ngtI Snieln on her portugisiiid,e1
Ritz seftranhei. Die g:losuns ipurre
Ssrstrl.
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Soutb Crescent 2tbe. unb Redbing
Roao. aponbale, bon etnem bonn 5tpeiz
ten Stodpert berabfdllenben Brett ges
troffen unb f6ner berlebt. Gr sog
fia einen gruh Der re9ten S9ulter,
fotpie f9pere &ontuiionen am Riten
81. gatrplpagen 8 bra6te ben 9erz
ungliidten na9 benz Soipitol.
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Said)cnoieb.

u. 6. Stepsnion, pon Columbus,
Ga, tpuroe geIterH uuf Oem r9reenz
lamb" tpGbreno Der Su6rt pon Gonep
SSslanb mad Der StaDt I'm iein Yor@
temonnais nit 800 beItobIen. Stepenz
ion peiIt our 3eit bel Isinem Jreuroe
6orrD SteDen8. go. 108 Scott Str,
GppinQton, 3p.
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Sit sahlunasHmfablo.

glmeltu 3aplan, bic Giqent6imertu
zines RuteriaIpuarenqsIh1Fts uno ei=
ner WsBgsret i'm 6auIe go. % Gal
6our StruBe, ertlGrte Iic5 geItern i'm
8unOe5geri6t fir 3ohIung5unfdhig.
Sic qiebt ibre Decentralization NIT
S222S an.
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Sn pbildbelpbia, gu., bat Robsrt
prooence, 38 Sabre, feline 5rau sri6ois
fen unb bann S,lbitmoro 6egaraen.
- pSofeFor William Sames BON
Der 5arDarb lIniperfitGt, elmer Der pro-
minentsiten ameritaniiten qbiloioz
phsn, ift in feiner SOmmertpobnung
In gbocOcuna, q. g., seitorben.
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Grant 9. Yelton taufts geftern BON
s. 5. Gunbler bas 6aus so. 5129
Carthage ptte fir $500.
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5reb. golsanoro toufte seIteru burh
Glsneap, Rourie &c Suntingtpn oas
6dus go. 632 Carlisle apenue fir
$500 BON 90. 9ieranstp.
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&runoeisentGum II. 2sauten.


Die pormuIiae AeIioen5 bon 6. S.
9lunborf an Der W}uobp Greet Rodo,
Iiioli6 bon Der 8ribaetopn Pite. Durs
be geItern i'm gluftrage bon ;. B.
Riht, benz Qgentsn pes gigenthums,
BON 5heooore Wtoper & 9ro. perautz
tipnirt unb ppn 2puis 6. Goers fir
S2925 eritunoen. Gs 1T elm Srpeiit0tis
gss, MODERN singerthtetes Saus NIT
elettriiher 9eleubtung uno Central
beisuna unb itebt auf sinem 9runoz
itiid BON so Bel 366 SUB.
%
Sm itGotiIhsn gduamt nuroen ge>
fern Die folgenoen gauerIuubniBz
iteine ertptrtt: ). 8. Yahouo, Sfpei
23it0ttge Dobnbduier on Der Soma
than 4penue, nabe Der Dppoburn 4pes
nue. 5lI ie $2500; Goparb Sbumarb,
14itodiees Wobnhaus on Der Waois
ion 4benue, nabe Der Srafs 4oenue,
$500; W. q. Cooper, 2tIt0tigss
Wobnbaus an Der gurTps Strabs
nabe Der Wurfan 4Oenue, $2775o.
Sreo. 8dlsdnprp toufte oeitern burt
Glsnsap, Rourie &c Suntinstpn oaz
e o. GOO l.~I.aJ. afn.... "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-31
FRANC0-A AMERICAN TARIFF
PACT CELEBRATED IN PARIS
Fel1cltations on Strengthening Of
Ties Exchanged by Minister
Dupuy, and Ambassador Bacon.

PARIS. March 31.-M. Dupuy, minister
OF commerce, gave a luncheon today in
celebration of the conclusion of the
Franco-American tariff agreement.
American Ambassador Bacon was the
guest OF honor. Other Americans present
were Frank II. Mason, American consul
general: Arthur Bailly- Blanchard, first
secretary of the American embassy; Ber-
nard J. Shoninger, the president. and
Laurence V. Bennett, the former president
of the American Chamber of Commerce
In Paris. and James Hazen Hyde.
The French guests included NJ. Ruau,
minister Of agriculture; NJ Trouillot,
minister of colonies, and the members of
the parliamentary tariff commission of
the French chamber of commerce.
NJ Dupuy voiced the general satisfac-
ton and French congratula tons upon
the conclusion OF the accord not only be-
cause the material interests of the two
countries had been reciprocally and equal
ly respected, but further because it means
a reaffirmation of friendship more than
the secular uniting of the two republics.
Ambassador Bacon said that both
France and the United States were open
to congratulations upon the happy issue
of these negotiations, and pointed out
that their success was due especially to
the efforts of Foreign Minister Pichon
NJ. Dupuy and Ambassador Jusserand. He
hailed the accord as STRENGTHENING the
ties Of sympathy, friendship and fraternity
which bind the sister republics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-31
WANT LOWER RAILROAD FARE,
Clarendon Commuters to Seek Re.
duction in Rate to Washington

Special Correspondence of The Star
CLARENDON, Va, March 81, 1910.
A movement has been started to com
pei the Falls Church road to sell six
TICKETS for % cents, good between Ross
lyn and Cladendop and between Highway
bridge and Clarendon. Petitions, to be
prepared and circulated for signatures
along this line, will be presented to the
state corporation commissioner. Another
matter brought up was the condition of
the Falls Church roadbed.
The Trinity Episcopal Chapel at Ar
lington has elected the following vestry-
men: D. II. Rhodes, A. B. Casselman,
H. S. Petty. Herbert Lyman. Wilson Petty
and Mr.. Helms for the ensuing year.
The Warrington district school board
of Alexandria county has awarded the
contract for the erection Of public
school building at Dominion Heights near
Cherrydale. to A. ]. Simpson Of Round
Hill. Va.
The citizens of Fuckers Addition to
Clarendon held a meeting few days ago
at the home Of Charles /. Simms to dis
cuss ways and means to improve streets
and sidewalks in the subdivision. A COM
mittee was appointed to ascertain the
cost Of a cinder walk from Mackafl's sub
division to Park Lane station on the Old
Dominion electric road.
Easter services were held at the First
Baptist Church, Clarendon, last Sunday
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-31
NO WELCOME EXTENDED
CREMATORY FOR ANIMALS
GEORGETOWN Residents Protes
Against Establishing One in
That Section.

Georgetown is protesting against the
Commissioners proposal to place a creme
tory for dead animals at the foot of 34th
street. Half dozen strong letters OF
protest reached the Commissioners to-
Day. One Of them is from the George.
town Citizens Association. signed by T
Janney Brown. chairman of the commit
tee on legislation. He said:
1 have been somewhat shocked today
on return to town to hear that your
board actually has under consideration
the matter Of permitting a crematory al
the foot Of Saith street for the purpose OF
cremating dead animals.
L cannot believe that after mature
elaboration you will permit such a nui.
sance In Georgetown. or. in fact, any
section of the District that is adjacent TO
either business or residence locality, and
most respectfully and vigorously pro-
test against the proposed nuisance
Inc Potomac Boat Club is much arous.
ed by the possibility of q crematory for
dead animals on the water front near
what bOatmen consider very fine stretch
of water, and has sent its protest along
with the others.
The District has got to get rid Of its
oead animals in some way and has asked
for bids. The thing which the GEORGE
town residents have protested against is
the fact that one of the bidders is located
at the foot Of 34th street. Another bidder
Is located at Four Mile Run, Va. and
Georgetown residents have expressed a
great preference for that site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-31
The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London.
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The market for local securities. as in
Dictated by what was done at the meeting
today of the stock exchange, continues
dull. There was no demand for anything
except, perhaps, broken lots of the pre-
ferred stock OIL the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. which were sup
piled at 81, with still more In reserve at
the same price, either In fractional or
quotation lots.
One OF the 5 per cent consolidated bonds
of the Potomac Electric Power Company,
which have been quite active in the mar
ket for some time past, and have been
selling on a gradually declining scale, was
disposed of today at the lowest level yet
reached.
The price paid was 1O1, and then the
bid was 1OON and the asking price 1914
The bonds of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company, which have also
experienced a gradually declining market,
were offered today at a still lower figure
-S512-but without result.
Gas stock was also weaker, and sold to
the extent of one twenty-fve-share lot
for 69b, and was still to be had at that
price, but the bid did not rise higher
than 691s. After the call two five-share
lots sold for 697s and 69A.
Ten shares of Washington Loan and
Trust Company sold for 80, and then
the bid rose to 200, with the asking
price PIP.
The bid for stock of the District Ma
tional Bank advanced from 121, which
was recorded yesterday, to 122h, with
the asking price 12S instead of 135.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-31
THREATENED TO SHOOT
POLICE COURT JURYMEN
Violent Outburst by Man Who Had
Been Declared to Be
Insane.

gentlemen. for that verdict" John J.
Fahey shouted today at a Police Court
jury which had declared him insane. 81
propose to shoot you when get out"
The sentence was yelled angrily at the
members Of the jury and court bailiffs
Immediately rushed to Faheys side and
returned him to the dock He will be
committed to the Government Asylum for
the Insane for treatment.
Fancy was recently committed to iail
for six months In default of a peace bond
for threatening his wife and children,
He was formerly plate printer in the
government service. Fahey's arrest
was in consequence Of his breaking
up furniture and threatening his family
with knife at his home, 1913 Goth street
recently. This was attributed at the time
by his friends to an insane outburst. Aft.
er his commitment his conduct was such
at the jail that observation by alienists
was deemed advisable. Before the Jury
today Drs. Hunt and Schultz testified they
believe Fahey is suffering from alcoholic
insanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-31
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 31.-Cotton flu.
lures opened easy. March, 1912: April,
15.0s; MAY, 1893; July, 1477; October.
1905; November, 12.SS; December, 1881,
January, 12S2
The market opened easy, at an ad-
vance of 5 points on March, but gen.
orally Z to IS points lower under liqui
dation. due to reports of general rains
or showers during the past thirty-six
hours in Texas. There was a big de-
mand at the decline from some Of the
larger houses, with early fluctuations
showing more nervousness and irreg-
ularity than any actual trend.
Trading continued moderately active
during the later forenoon, but fiuctua
tons were very narrow, and beyond
offers to buy April against sales of
May of a large seals there was no spe-
cal feature in the business. Prices
ruled about To Is points net lower on
the active months.
Spot quiet: middling uplands, 1920;
middling gulf 15.45.
Estimated receipts at the ports today
were 1890 bales, against 261I2 last week
and IL, TIT last year For the week, SIS 900
bales. against 1n5, 100 last week and 90
59S bales last year. Today's receipts at
New Orleans. 1851 bales, against 1,161
last year, and at Houston, 1,177 bales,
against 26a0 last year.