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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
CLEvELANn
ST. LOUIS
Totals. ....55 10 % u
sBatted for Compton In ninth.
Slated for Brown IN ninth.

TWo-base hits: Butcher, katinR, DAorte.
Sacrifice hits: Olson, jackson. Birmingham.
Double plays. Compton, Katina Brown and
Katina. Bases on balls off Brown, l. Hit
BY pitched balls BY Mitchell, stephens.
villa n,teb, Nii,obSii 1Iaf, On bases, cisvs.
land, g. ST. Louis s. Time: 1928. Umpirss
Evans and MullIn,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
Foot BaII Team for Logan.

LOGAN. Ia, Sept. s.-(special) "A fast
foot ball team has been organized OF the
Logan High school pupils. Prof; Paul D.
Stewart is manager. Lane up; Ray Rock,
back; Ray Hubbard. left half; Erwin How
ard, quarter back; Harry Mills. center
right guard; Lem Bolter. right tackle;
Isle Small, left tackle; Charles Adams,
right end Ernest Lusk. left end. Substi-
tutes Amor Milliman and Leroy Davis.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
PUEBLO

Stolen bases: Berger, CralBl hehWuLIuy
ca, Cassidy. Two-base hit: Hughes. Left
on bases Denver Z; Pueblo, s. Sacrifice
hits: Lloyd, Schmidt. Struck out: BY
Faber, g. Bases on balls OFF Faber,2;
off Kinsela, 3. Time; 1856. Umpires:
Haskell and Shoemaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09

Two-base hits: Clymer, Ferris Cavet,
Ralston, Randall, Dougherty. Three-base
hit; Williams. Home runs: Cravath,
Dougherty. Stolen bases: Clyner 80, Kill
lifer, Gill, Ferris. Sacrifice hits: Clymer,
Killifer, Cravath. Double plays: Williams
to Killifer TO Gill, Killlfer to Williams to
Gill, Ferris to Williams. Left on bases:
Minneapolis, g.; Milwaukee, Il Bases on
balls: Off Cavet, q off Dougherty, s.
Time. 1;5O. Umpires: Eddinser and Fergu-
son.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
FUTURITY RACES PLEASE cRov
Bnnker Maid wins the TrottInE stake
with Ease.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Sept. S.-TroTtns
and pacing futurity events at the Great
with the big crowd in attendance. Bunker
Maid. In one of the prettiest races OF the
day, took the trotting futurity with ease,
to step lively TO take first place in the
pacing futurity.. Patohen Knight by tall
ing one heat today, won the 2:2O pace UNI
time winning the 21S pace ana Vanity ORC
the 2l6 trot. both in straight heats. sum
mary:
Class 2:2o pace, three in nve purse $500.
two heats Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
HlahIanders outplay senator..
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept s.--New York out
played Washington today and won, to /.
poor judgment in base running lest the
locals any chance to score. Score:
kyppy VopK UvAuuYNSdrOs1
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Totals.....si ~ 1;

TwoISase htsisnMe inty ,nar L9rn Morl.
live innings: off Lafitte, 1 in two innings
off Mitchell, in two innings. Sacrifice
hits: Morlarty, Lord, Stolen bases; Lord,
Callahan. Double plays: Bush to Dele
hanty to Gainor. "a, Moriarty to Gainor
70 Moriarty, Bush q Delehanty; Left on
on balls: Oft Walsh, l. Hit with pitched
BALI BY Summers, ,Tannehill, .Berehaner.
Struck out: BY Walsh, s. by Summers, l.
by L.afitte, 3. Wild pitches: Walsh %
Time; 1;AS. Umpiros: Egan and o'Lough
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
LouIsYILLE


Two-base hits; Perrins, oRourke Mahl-
ing, Ludwig, Baker. Congalton. Three base
hit: Odwel. Struck out: BY Hisgin-
botham, u by Packard Z First base on
balls: Off Packard, g. Time; i;50. UNI
pires: Chin and Handiboe.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09

SCOTIA, Neb Sept. S-Scotla tied st.
Paul for the Loup valley chRmpionship BY
today's game, which was called BY agree
ment In the seventh inning St Paul PLAYED
three OF the Fremont league team. Score;
St Paul, 400 o GA
Scotia ..................,..,.0 o . O-S
Batteries Scotia Cook and zimmerman
H-'A Ralinger and BONNER.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
DUDE FIRST in HANDICAP
Setback of Forty Feet Over Joan and
Billie Burke.
PRESIDENT TAFT is SPECTATOR
Executive Delays Departure FROM
Course mt Hartford Untn Finish OF
Hartford Handicap, an Inneva-
tiOn on Program,

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept s.--Presldent
Taft WAS an interested spectator OF part
Of the Grand circuit races yesterday. Al the
conclusion OF his address the second heat
Of the 2:lS trot was called and the presl-
dent delayed his departure until the finish
OF the Hartford handicap. As the president
left the grounds there was balloon
ascension with a triple parachute drop
which the chief executive watched With
interest.
An innovation to the racing program
was the Hartford handicap, distance one
mile and an eighth, which brought out
field Of seven. Joan and Billie Burke
were scratch. Dude ArchdalC had a
handicap OF forty feet. Charlie Mitchell
eighty feet. Joe Powers 40 feet and VIII
merng and Creighton so feet each.
There were two prelimlnaries Joan TAX
ms the first, with Dudie Archibald and
Billie Burke finishing in the order named.
The time was 2iSoh. The second prelinlin-
ton second and Wilmering third, Time
2;29S4. In the final Dude Archdale won,
with Charlie Mitchell second and Joe
Bowers third. Time: 2:2GA Joan broke
badly and finished sixth. The purse was
The ans pace and the 9is trot we're both
taken easily by the Murphy stable The
pace was walkover for Sir r., who took
the race, in straight heats, with 206A In
the last heat, the best time.
June won the trot about as she pleased,
taking all three heats, the time being In
the last two heats 2,lih Summary!
2:l3 pace purse 81 900, three heats in five;
Sir r., b. y. murphy, /
Branham Baughman, br. m. (CoX)n 2
Al Dlllard, b. h, page)....au...a.. 3
Time! 9I+, 2oeA, 2;05h.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
Maps shade Browns.

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. s.-Cleveland had
the better OF pitchers battle between
two left-handers, winning to /. Mitchell
and Brown opposed each other, the latter
being st. Louis recruit from Burlington,
la. Cleveland was outbatted,~ but managed
to get three hits when they counted Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept s.--Mnneapolis
won both games today from Milwaukee,
10 to and 5 to 6. The home club secured
thirty-two hits. Crayath got his twenty
fourth home run OF the season. Third
Basennan Clark was benohed by Umpire
Eddinser in the first game and Pitcher
Dougherty was sent off the bench. In
the second game Umpire Ferguson put
Lewis out OF the game. Score. first game
MINNEAPOLIS MILWAUKEE,.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
SIOUX EASY FOR ST. JOSEPH

Champions Defeated by score Of
seven TO Two.
SIOUX CITY, Sept. S-Clark's wildness
and one error of commission and two Of
omission allowed st. Joseph to win todhy's
game from Sioux City, to 2. Score:
SIOTTX CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09

.,IWo-base MT; Niles. Ihrse-p ase MT
aeTos F Kits BASE 9n oa wooat 'aR streS
OUT BY Mere, 8; by James, 8, Timei / so
Umpires Bierhalter and Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
Cubs and Giants Keep Pace the NATIONAL Athletics Win While Tigers
PUEBLO SHUTS OUT GRIZZLIES
Locals Get Eleventh Straight Victory
by Beating Denver.
v1cTORs SECURE FOUR SCORE
Hughes Drives out Two.Base Hit
Five stolen Bnses--Fifteen Left
on Bases-Fnber strikes
Out Five Men.

PUEBLO. Colo, Sept. s.-Pueblo shut out
Denver In the first game Of the series. by
a score OF to O. This is Pueblos eleventh
straight victory. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
i've. base bite Barseau q; Stolen oass.i

sehailsr Love. RocSsnfieid. CARE n
Mccormick. Double plays: NJ. Mccormick
to B. Mccormick Land to Aubrey to Land,
Branrom TO Hyatt, Corridor to Roekenfield
8; off Brandon, 5. Hit by pitched ban: BY
Decanniere Gordon. Struck out; BY Dec
anniere. /; by Brandon, l. Wild pitches.
Brandon a. Sacrifice hits; Rockenfield.
Gordon. Left on bases: ST. Paul, IA; KAN
sss City. Q. Time; 1855. Umpires; Owens
and Fox.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09

Johnny Wise insists that the merchant
who does not advertise has not the goods
70 deliver.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09

~betteu TOT JanVrln IN NINTH
Boston ............... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Philadelphia .,..,.. 0 -
Two-base hit; Janvrin. Bases on balls:
Off Killifer, 2; off Hall, /; off Morgan S.
Struck out: BY Hail, L. by Morgan, T. Time:
Las. Umpires: Connolly and sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
Galloway Defeats LomaH.

GALLOWAY, Mob, Sept. S-(Specinl. y
The Galloway ball team today met the
LomAx team upon the Oconto diamond and
defeated that team by tho score of 10 o.
Enter Booklovor Contest Now.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
Toledo wins Easy Game.
INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept S-The visitors
had little trouble In winning from Indian
apolis, TO 0, today The locals errors
were costly. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
RESULTS IN THREE-r LEAGUE
Rock Island Takes slow Contest in
Ninth Inning.

QUINCY, Sept S.--Quincy punched hits
IN the seventh and won easily. Score:
R.H.E.
Quincy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0
Batteries Roger and Forney; Hardgrovs
and Hilderbrand.
DUBUQUE, Ia sept. S-Roek Island
R.H.E.
tock lsiAho' ''''''''.''' '''s''s.''''ss''s II
Y
Batteries: Lakaff, Whiteside, Cook and
jacobson; Akers. Fosberg and Cooper.
DAVENPORT, Ia. Sept. S-Waterloo
the piac.,es. although hit hard. Score;
R.HE.
Ia ..port ...,.....-..,........,..,.. 3 II
waterloo ,.,,..s.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6
Batteries. Fanweil and Coleman; Hollen-
DeestGr~ie oria game postponed. rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
COLUMBUS
NIillers Take Two Games

Crlss. s. By Liebhsrdt. s. First base on
balls: Off LAebhardt, l. Time. ITO. UNI
pires: Handiboe and Chill
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CHAPTER XVI.

Taking roundabout course east
ward, which practically completed the
circuit Of the island, Coast tramped
back to a lonely breakfast in the
farmhouse.
During the remainder Of the morn
ing he saw nothing more of Katherine.
Without giving the matter really def
mite thought he had assumed that
Blackstock would send for him when
he was wanted. Nothing Of the sort
happened, although he could not
doubt that Blackstock was up and
about: about mid-morning both cool
les went to the bungalow to set 1t to
rights, and internationally throughout
the slow dull hours he heard the drum
of the wireless spark, its whip-lash
cracking from q distance resembling
a smart fusillade of pistol shots.
The sound filed him with apprehen.
sions. 1t was quite possible that Black.
stock would think TO settle any doubts
he might entertain about Inc identity
Of his new aide by questioning Voor.
his via wireless. In such event the
tissue Of faIsehood upon which he had
bolstered up his position on the Is
land would almost certainly be ex-
posed. And then :?
But however disturbing It might be
10 contemplate, the possibility Of such
a contretemps was not a stranger to
Coasts calculations; he was prepared
to face it. Should the wind veer in
that quarter. he would simply have
to fight Only He would
have given much to know positively.
Some time after noon one of the
coolies found him strolling aimlessly
along the beach and called HIM to
luncheon.
Late in the afternoon he found him
self dawdling In the neighborhood
OF the bungalow, drawn thither IRE.
sistibly. the dictates of prudence and
discretion to the contrary of no avail
TO hold him back. The suspense had
become rather more than flesh could
endure. He felt that he would pres
emily do something desperate II he did
not learn how 1t was with her. how
her day was going. A thousand fears
for her were driving him to distrac-
ton.
Coast approached the bungalow from
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STOCK MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
BY Associated Press.

New York Sept 30.--Strength Of the
United States steel shares were the fea-
ture of the market at the opening today.
The common stock on an opening trans
action Of 5000 shares rose to so 5-8, gain
of 1-2. on moderate buying It's gain
was soon increased to a point. Steel,
preferred, and Amalgameted Smelling
also gained a point and Biscuit IA
Reading, Union Pacific and a majority
of the other active issues opened a shade
off In the early trading the whole mar
ket stiffened. Reading rose point above
yesterdays close.
Recessions followed the first effort to
force up prices. Later when the specu-
lative faction began to appreciate the
underlying strength, the market was dis
playing in face of the various unfavorable
factors. purchases were resumed with
confidence and prices mounted steadily.
Amalgamated Copper and American
Smelling gained points, United States
Steel ! SIS. preferred, ga. Reading and
Union Pacific ID and the active stocks
generally a point or more.
The market closed strong. The ad-
vance was fully maintained in the face
Of obvious realtzing for profits Offerings
of the Standard issues were freely abb
sorbed Recessions In the Hartman is
sues were followed by decline elsewhere
and final prices were fracdonally below
the best.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS
Nv Associated Press.

Chicago. Sept. 30.-In the absence OF
any development indicating that the war
would involve other powers besides Tur-
kev and Italy, the wheat market here
showed a tendency today to decline. The
opening was lac lower to 1-8c up. De
cember starting at IS So to SO 3-4c. the
same change from last night as the mar
ket taken altogether. A fall to SO Ia
followed.
Pains made the corn market firm. There
has recently been a complaint OF too
much moisture.
oats synpathized with corn. Trade,
however, was small December started
unchanged 70 a sixteenth up at ~ "a 70
A. 2-4d7-Sc and seemed inclined 70 keep
within that range.
Selling by packers carried provisions
down. Transactions varied 70 an advance
Of from 2l-2 to 5 cents above yester-
days close.
Wheat-No. ?. red, 9s9ss "a; No. ?,
hard. l0O6l04: No. l. northern spring,
1.OqG1l2; No. 2. northern spring, Losq :
liz No. 2. spring, 1O2dl.I0; velvet chan,
s5GIlO: Durum, 95al.03.
Como. 2, IS 3-496sc; No. ?, white.
50 I-2c: No. 2. yellow. es 1-4c-
Oats-No. 2, 47d4Sc; No. 2. white, as
Gl-2c; standard A 1-2q 4sc.
Hay-Timothy, l3.oo@i4.75; clover,
1400ql9.00.
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due. owing to the hostilities between Italy
and Turkey, which had more effect on
the English market than they had on the
American markets yesterday. The DC
tober option was forced below the 10
cent mark to e.99. Good support was
offered the market on a private bureau
condition report showing a loss for the
month of 81 points In the condition of
the crop, but this only served to check
the decline in the early trading. At the
end Of the first half-hour Of business,
prices were Is to l6 points under yester-
days close.
At level IA to 16 points under yester-
days close, shorts were heavy profit
takers and their buying caused a partial
recovery, the trading months standing at
a loss of s to points around the middle
of the morning. Only moderate amount
of buying for long account was in evil
dence on this rise. Late in the session
selling was renewed on reports Of weak
ness in Texas spot markets and prices
were sent to new low levels, is points
under yesterdays last quotations. The
market closed steady at a net decline Of
IL l6 pOintS
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was trembling violently; he put his
own palm over 1t with strong and
reassuring pressure.
STEADY, dear!" he murmured.
Don't be afraid.
She shook her head with futile ef-
fort to smile bravely. only be quiet
e.. :" she begged.
A minute passed, and another, and
yet another. the pause filed with the
dull drone Of the dynamo and the
steady humming of the gasoline motor.
Then again the spark began to talk
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
and once more It was safe to speak.
"He warned nae strictly to say moth
ing of this either to you or to the
servants, but told me to go and call
both you and Chang-that he wanted
you at once"
mo explanation-T
None; he seemed to think It super
huous-with me-
Coasts fears conjured up a miscar-
riage Of Appleyard's plans. Somehow,
perhaps, the little man had failed to
regain Quick's Hole in time to prevent
the escape Of either the Corsair or
her crew. In such case the latter
would seek the quickest mode Of COM
munication with No Mans Land.
But speculation was just then out
side Coasts concerns. His first, his
whole only duty was to Katherine.
Don't worry" he begged her in a
hurried whisper; well find some way
out Appleyard won't fail us-and If
he should I'll manage to steal that
boat and get you OF. Either that way
or another. Now go, while
see what he wants of me. I'll say I
met you on the way. Go quickly
we've delayed long enough .
heart Of my heart"
This last was In an undertone as
the woman. taking fright because OF q
brusque cessation of the wireless
racket, disengaged her hand, and with
the briefest glance by way Of adieu,
hurried toward the farm house.
Alone, he fingered for little where
she left him, striving to collect and
train his faculties against this unan-
ucipated turn of events. Thoroughly
mystihed. disturbed and depressed. he
drtfted into q deep and sombre reEerte
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SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER L-Garrett Coast. a ycuna
business man Of New York City, meets
an ACQUAINTANCE named Douglas Black
stock, who invites him to a card party
with some friends. He accepts the invi-
tstion. although he dislikes Blackstock.
the reason being that both are in love
to convince her that Blackstock Is not
worthy OF her friendship but does not
succeed.
CHAPTER IL--At the party with Black
stock, Coast meets two friends named
Dundas and Van Tyne. The play runs
drawn and BiaciSstock shoots Van Tyne
dead. He then makes a movement as u
to cornnait suicide. Coast struggles 70
the police discover them. Blackstock and
Dundas accuse Coast Of killing Van Tyne
and he 10 arrested for murder.
CHAPTER uI.-Coast is convicted. Just
as he begins his sentence, however. Dun
s STOCK as the real 60 n ana Kills
himself. Coast becomes free, but Black:
stock has married Katherine Thaxter and
fed.
CHAPTER fv.-Ceast purchases a
yacht named the Echo. His mind is dis
turbed over the marriage OF the woman
he loves.
CHAPTER v.-while sailing hls yacht
Coast sees q man forced over the rail OF
and finds the refugee to be fellow
named Appleyard. who preterds he was
a stowaway on the boat and was thrown
overheard
CHAPTER VI -- Appieyard induces
Coast to let him run his craft, and they
arrive ct lonely island; Witch APpleyard
as No Mans Land. Next morning Coast
finds his helper and the tender OF the
yacht missing.
CHAPTER vTI.-The tender 10 after.
ward found on the shore by Coast and
he starts out to explore the desoiats
buildings, and discovers q man dead. he
has been executed with bowstring.
CHAPTER .yIIL--conttnuing his inves.
covers q house and upon approaching II
sees woman whom he recognizes "A
his missing love. Katherine Thaxter.
CHAPTER N.-The wife of Blaokstock
explains that her husband, under the
name Of Black, has bought the island.
He is blind, but an expert wireless opera
Coast informs her that her husband was
the real murderer OF Van Tyne.
CHAPTER x.-wanderine about, Coast
from his hiding sees Blackstock and
some Cinnamon burying a man. They
discover Coast and FIRE at him. He Is
EcnCuco " AppleyAE0-
CHAPTER xI.-Appieyard gets Coast ia
the Echo in safety and there he reveals
that he 10 q secret service man and has
been watching the crowd on the island
inais =
CHAPTER XII.-Coast IL anxious q
fafhom the mysteries of No Mans Land
and 10 determined to save Katherine frsrr
her murderer husband Appleyard be.
Heves that Black and his gang make 9
shield Of the wireless station to conduct
q smuggling business.
CHAPTER xITr.-Coast penetrates "a
the lair OF Blackstock's disguise. Kath-
crime enters the room and presses q note
inro Coasts hand.
CHAPTER XTV.-The message tells
Coast that neither his life or her own arr
safe, but Coast resolves to protect her.
CHAPTER xv.-Coast feels that Black.
stock suspects him. Next morning he
can find no trace OF Appleyard or the
Echo.
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PENSACOLA JOURNAL MORNING OCTOBER l. 1911

the north-the direction opposite the
end in which the wireless station was
installed. AS he rounded the corner,
with purpose to go directly to Black.
stock, he passed out of observation
from the farmhouse and simultane.
ousIy caught sight Of Katherine
through one of the Iiving-room win
dows.
Moving silently to the main en-.
could not but see him when she turned
back into the room.
From beyond her came the rumble
of her husbands voice. He was speak.
ing quickly and with force, but Coast
could not hear what he said.
The woman waited, moveless, until
his voice dropped. Then she said
quietly, in an ordinary tone: 'Is that
alp" To which apparently he assent.
ed. She added: Very well. I'll be
ready"
She shut the door and saw Coast
In an instant her face was blood.
less; only her gaze leapt to his eyes
like a leveled fame. Her hands
moved suddenly toward her bosom
hesitated halfway, and fell slowly,
huttering. She sighed profoundly.
Then abruptly, as she recognized
that he was frightened for her and in
another moment would hurry to her
side needless of consequence, she re-
sumed command Of herself with an
astonishing effort of will; the small
hands frightened at her sides, she lift
ed her head, closed her lips tight
and stood momentarily at attention
listening to some noise beyond the
door.
The silent moment ended in the
crashing Of the wireless. At the re
port, as II released from spell, tn.
woman moved quickly over to tbs
door. Her hand closed tmpeEatfvel.
round Coasts forearm.
From oolorless bps her voice can't
low but clear.
Listen, Garrett-don't interrupt.
Something has happened: We ar
TO leave the island tonight
Hush-don't speak; his hearing Ii
abnormally sharp; when he stop
sending. He has Just told me
A boat will come for US. He didn'
say when-after dinner, sometime,
gathered. He has just told me Il
pack up q few necessaries. :"
The noise Of the wireless ceased
and she stopped speaking IN the same
breath. Immediately. In the hush
they beard the hiss Of the switch
thrown out TO divert the current from
the sending apparatus TO the detec
tor.
Hes fishing for the answer, now,
Coast ventured In a guarded tone.
"Hushi" she told him sharply, whis
pering. Waltz :"
She inclined her head, sedulously on
guard, and for a while seemed to holC
her breath. The hand upon his arm
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TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

i. g Furnished daily by the Title Guarantee
Company, September 80, 1911. Deeds:
extrnbucy- Finch to F. Bingham-Lots 3, 4,
- IL and is. Block 155, New City-$1. 90 and
other good and valuable considerations.
10 R.gGersons to Max j. Kahn-Lots IL and
good and valuable considerations.
y wv. A. Blount, Trustee to The Urban
/ Land Co.-Blocks 8 and "a East Pensa-
cola, Lots II to 16 and North s feet OF
Lot II, Block "a, Water Front, Lot 252,
Block 20, Old City, Lot $50, Block %, Old
Gify, North Il feet of East 15o feet, Ar
pent Lot SIS, South 16 feet Arpent Lot 4S,
Old City, North So feet of South 80 feet
1 inch, Arpent Lot 55, Old City, Part OF
Section 80, Township South, Range SO
West part of Lots p, q and 20, Block
A. Donelson Tract-S1.0o and other good
and valuable considerations.
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COTTON MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
Bv Associated Press,

New York. Sept. 30.-lThe cotton mar
ket opened barely steady at a decline OF
to IL points this morning. and all po-
sitions except October made new low
records during the first few minutes, sell
ing at a net decline cf about Z q IL
points under lower Liverpool cables Re
ports of easier spot markets in the north
west and talk that the continued weak
ness of raw material was causing some
hesitation on the part nf the drygoods
buyers. There was an active demand At
the decline here which carried Decem-
Der of to l0.17 or below the 10 IA cent
mark, which had be enthe point Of resi5-
lance for the past day o. two. but prices
ra>ied only or 4 points from the lowest
during the early trading and the south
was again a heavy seller.
The market closed steady with prices