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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
weekly COTTON Review.

Sew York. Jul, IS -Tho develop.
ments during - wcek lave been in
the main OF a bullish character and
cotton prices have advanced to the
accompaniment OF an increase IN spcc.
uiation Foremost as factor in tho
rise has been the persistent lack Of
moisture in the Southwest wher. only
light precipitation has fallen at a
few scattered points ana where a
copious rainfall is Gndoubtedlv needed
Inls is tho heller OF tn. TRADE and
they have acted ON that belief Thsv
nave backed their opinion with pui'-
chases Temperatures have been re-
ported IA Oklahoma Of lOf to 10 de-
grees at times. while in Texas there
have been maximum tempcratures Of
loo to ioe degrees. Complaints OF
numerous. Moreover, weevil and ether
pests are declared TO be DAMAGING the
crop IN those states From Arkansas.
too, comCaints have lncreasea or dam
as Well as from weevils From parts
Of III" belt. notably Alabama. Missis-
sippi and Gcorria reports have been
numerous 10 tins effect that army
worms are causing serious injury to
m" plant such reports may be on
aEg"ratcd az some contend hut their
erect has been seen in an influx of
buying orders
- - - w 7if GQlrE nave been TO-
celred from the eastern bolt wnare a
backward crop is reported. That tho
.Ipp - iat- Is shown b. the back
wardness OF the movement OF new cot.
ton In T"Nas. spot sales in Liverpool
nay been liberal. amounting to 10. coo
piles a day rule Futures there
nave advanced Here there has i4cn
active buying of spot interests. the
south. Wall Street Liverpool and local
opHrators ana commission houses
while there has been active covering
OF shorts on the othlr hand the cron
situa ton cast Of the Mississippi River
- nctter certainly many reports to
ina erect nave been received recently.
otcar conditions gave ruled over most
81 INC area Liverpool advices have
lhumatc that there is tho probability
Or lockout ot card room workers IN
"a l.fnca shire In tho not distant future
SOM have been Inclined 10 combat IN.
a,hXance believing that evervthtna,
n non,s IN the situation has been dis
counted Realizing has been h.avv
for account ~ Southern, vests a
S MaiI street ana local iones The Of f.
bT np!a nave been readily absorbed
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hudset % good news. Practically every
crop prospect picasos. eur1cn, trade is OF
reasonable volume. buying tor fall and be.
ond Is eApanlins. tho non and .teel In
dustry Is oVerHold labor L scarce the rail.
roads are preparins Tor heavy traffic
IN the autumn. sross earnings are inlprov-
ins. Just no~ one seems to be much
concerned about political rns,teTs--n fact.
mos, Interest II displayed In the returns
iiheiy 20 be- made by tho soii-nnd althoush
retail dealcrs nave to Gu, proh,s n order
70 move ttoeAs. business mas oeen stl.nu-
lated But the crops OCCUPY the prt-eunl-
neHt positions Estimates on tne Countries
NHeat yielc are being Increased tnat a
crop o: 7o9c1otoo bushels .s now predicted
The spgins wheat crop wen a. that OF
osts VIII be Of record proportions. Yea
OF nay wi! be heavy. and cotton mas held
and added to rs recent prosreEs nut corn
waicH needs rain. presents exception to
VIC genera run OF csops IN ,he surplus -ro-
duclng reg!ons and s,iii hangs "a tn. 5a
aHoe Deliveries o! dress goods and men $
wear arc 60 faT behind as 10 cause clothing
nanuta etuseFs some concern In the Anit
-oges ana hosleFy 4He ousincst ioF next
"ashcd fabrics ana fancy cot,ons are
simpAns cutie ioeTaiiy IN Preference 20
nuA!ns freely Tor the sprins @; 1913
Lumber Is active. especially tn IA. Pscinc
Nprth vest Groceries are IN good demand
Hardware and builders supplies set ucil.
ana though sales o. shoes neid NJ 10
S 49, - m ny hiSh prices. these SILL no
r rsno, 1 says 20 .. gag and eonsanptiys
pansion IN this line Leather 10 rrrn HOG.
are az inc highest point thl- year. ng, pro.
guet is pleniiiri and cheap Flour is quiet
because io'.eF prices are expected Manu-
future prospects - be nofter ,han fo- some
time pas,
Business failure, .or IN, week ending Iuiv
g we're a': asains, - Ia, wses ana IN
IN 'he iHe -eeA ~ 1911
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY =. -
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND JULY \. 1912.
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk mer.
Line -''''
s'eamer Aurora Fu-mar. Petersburg and
d. aiiIes River Landings n..rchandise and pas
luF standard on company. 40 l.. Bu-k
hHltlnore' barge o. o. standard oil co
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk. mer.
Line. '''
steamer Pooahon,ss Grarcs Norfolk and
James River landins~ ..rrnanuis. and m &.
'..N'rS Virginia NnN rtf or COMPANY.
H''H"cF aurora. F-rrran. Petersburg aud
James River landings rr.-. hand,se ana ms.
luz standard OIL company. No ~ Rnrk
Hai fillmore OIL barge standard on co
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OLDEST TAMMANYITE DEAD.
"c""ire for Man,

New York. Julv 2s.-Colonel patrick
"o''nire' for many years the Oldest
""'r OF me Tammany Hall Society.
one vears ~ mad held various 81.
ohces almost continually since no
came t6 Sew York from ireland seven
y-hvc years ago. va
oionel MCGUIRE archievcd consider
"p'r Prnm'n'nce during tho street car
s'rike mere twelve years ago WIN At
own EXPENSE he fed all the strik
In' conductors md drivers for three
months
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL Raj. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect June Ii. 1917
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: bs:1o A. N, $500 A. n, as:o9
p. NJ. -+:lo p. Ii. b7:s5 p. N.
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST: .sly
A. NJ. $1,000 4. NJ a3:oo P. NJ. $3.50 p IT.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: au:<o A.
N. bil:+5 A NJ. 1915 p. N, bio:E P. NJ,
$3.50 p. II. From tho West: .s:io & NJ.
a2:lo P. NJ. bi+o p NJ. '6:S p. NJ. $500 p.
Al
DAILY. aDaily er. sunday. bsunday only
w. B. BEvILL. g. II. BOSLEY.
G. T. A. Roanoke. d. p. A.. Richmond
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


= f.ItsbI 10 FtANII MAEkET.
tRvported rs Rodgers, McCabe X COZ
Fet"rsbnre Va. July 2s.-Peanuts-span-
1871. Market arm. farmers spanish Sstsc
per "rshco Jumbo Spanish size per bushsl:
No ] snelloi Spanish, 5i.c pc. ID: No ,
snei'ed spanish. 50 per H. Virginias-Mar-
handpicHed - a $50 pc rib ezra MINE
~. per 10. prime. SIC per IN; machine
Ii,k'd 1890 ner 10; Smelling stock. age
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE RAY
HALLWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
80. i1T2 Leave Richmond Laurel and Broad
Streets: t6.o5 a. NJ. '7:lo a. NJ. bsi0 A.
". $40 A. NJ, .'lo:i0 A. NJ. ll:lo a. NJ, l:io
p NJ. 2:iO +. NJ. $40 ?. NJ. b4:l0 +. NJ. 5;c1
p. ~. $50 p. n. 7:l0 p. NJ. bs:io r. NJ.
1910 p. NJ. Nt5 p. ". Leave Ashland. Eng.
land and Maple Streets: '5:55 A. NJ, 400 4
N. $500 A. NJ. be:00 a. NJ. 1000 y. NJ. .sil 100
a. NJ. az 90 NJ. $500 z. II. $500 p. NJ 3 90
p N, 400 p. NJ. b5 20 p. NJ. 500 p. NJ. ZOO
p NJ. go p. NJ. bei"'. p. NJ. -l:oo p. -.
'Dnliy except sunaAN .SU,uaJ only.
oCarries baggage
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the Souls
t-fs-r TsrE- ,.s4

The Standard Railroad OF the soulS.
EFF ECTIvE JUNE 18Th, 1912
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: S..s A. M. ana
e.si p. NJ. 100 A. Il.
For Norfolk: "s!o =. II. 900 A. n. .a.o,
p N. tl0 T.. NJ 1913 l. II
For - q ". Ry. West; s..5 A. ~ i0.n
n NJ 800 p. NJ. go p. NJ
For ret@sbulx: l.oo a NJ. s.B A II.
N. 800 Z. NJ. $40 2 ". sos p ~. sa
p n. 80 % p. NJ. $40 p. n. HIS p NJ
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 'I:io p ".
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A NJ
$40 A. NJ. SOS A. ~ H.s7 a. NJ. ..io.5 -
NJ. 'N:.o A. NJ, ii.t5 a. N. s2:io r n.
.-i:+o p. NJ. s:6 r. NJ. s.25 T. M. 500 r.
n, $50 2. N, .ro.25 p. N. II 80 2. NJ
Except Sunday "suAday only
Time OF arrival and departure and cons
c. S, CAMPBELL. D. p. A. as Main st.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE,

6outhbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: sos A. M.-Local to Noriina
i:?o p M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta
Birmingham. Savannah, Jacksonville. 1;as
A. M.-Slsepers and coaches. Jacksonville.
u:25 p M.-Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta
Birmingham Memphis. Northbound trains
ncheduled to arrive in Richmond daily.
40 A. NJ. $40 A. ~. sos P. NJ. $40 p. NJ,
Local,
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:s0A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nsws.
G:i5 A.-Local-Daiy-Ch'vi Ex Sun
Thurmond.
300 A.-Express-D aily--Norfolk. Old Point.
1000 A.-Local-Daily-Lchbg Lex. c. Forge
sl20o Noon-ExpreSs-Daily- Old Pt
'z:i5 P.-E1press-DaNy. Gin. Lviiie.
n 90 p Express-Dally-Norfol " Sows
500 P.-Local-Daiy-S. News. Gid Point
b:15 P.-Local-Ex. Sun.-Gordonsvilie.
IS :is P.-Local-EI Sun.-Lchbg. Natural
Bridge. clifton forgs.
$40 P.-Limitcd-Daily-Cin Chicago,
all 60 -Daiy-C!nciunau. L'yiIle
'S!eepers. fParlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Local from
East: $40 a. NJ $40 P. N. Through from
East: 1880 ~ NJ. 2:05 p. M. $50 p. NJ. Local
from West: $40 a. NJ. ''3:SS A. NJ, and
1870 p. II. Through. $40 A. NJ. Ns5 a.
NJ. and $50 p NJ.
James River Line; ..s:ss A NJ. $40 p. u
"Daiy c1Aept Eundey.
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Potatoes lrish No !. Dbl. l.75 o 2co
Iris. Potatoes. 80 >. bbl.... 100 " l.G
Martet conditions chickens 10 heavier
receipt and market lower Hens EXtrenleiy
aCtNr. t-Ha-Straly. Ncais-Ncry active.
otnef pro-ul, acuse az quotations.
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jamestown, X Y. July a6.-Judge
fgnuri Woodbury.. OF this city. until
i'crntlN chairman OF the State BOARD
- IaN sioncrs. has announced
ms 'andlda's for the Republican MONT
notion for Governor on platform fav-
'orlns new direct primary law.
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Chicago. o.. July % --Cattle-Receip;
"' gao Market steady 20 shade nigh
~ Calves - sue higher Beev-s. 50. ~ o.
+'H- Texas steer. si.eGs western
sieefs $3.50 80. stoekcrs ana feeders
si.l"g o- COWS auc neirers. &. = . .
calves. s7alolo noes-H ecc pts i-t,o lv44
Market steady 20 1885, higher irnt up the
most Light g'io. missed s-.51ps Is.
NeaNy sl3Nfi SGD. rough. s1.sgr7.5s. plgs
'.7tn $50. bulk or sales '7.,5pS.io sh,ep-
receipts 10000 head. Narkct steady 10 4
SHADE higher Natiye, 81 i5 G6t5. western.
81 goa 40. ycar.ines siNJrot lambs ma
1--WE. So. H55N nothing choice here vest
ern, Si-o 80.
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KailrOap5
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

i!ss--44r-.. i--Nt.!t!EH w .!lE SOUTH.
Trains Leave E!cAmond.
60 al information aHi not guaranteed;
For The soutn-Dally; c.ig a 81 Local
!V;L \. Ii Express 100 Z. M Hxpre.,
win electric hsntod sleeping Car Tor AZ.
anta and B..ic.nsh~m. i.i5 a. 81. ExpIeaa
Week. Days 500 T. 81 Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
90 p. A--Daiy. Connecting for R,i,i-
mote Mon. Wed. aat FRIDAY. soc a A-Ex-
Sun. and 49, i. M.-Mon.. Wed and En-
cAy-Local
trains Arrive Richmond
From the Soutn: c5o y. ~. $40 A N
200 p SO T. "a daily; 1855 Ell. sun.
From IVES; Point: $50 y II. daily, Lbs A.
II. Nor. Wed. and Fri. AS p. 81 E1 sun
Is. BURGESS. D i. A..
SoI z Ma!E ST. Phone Madison zi7
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Commonwealth Bank

You are assured Of satisfactory
service if your account is III this
bank.
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Ne~ York. july Brad.,-c... .o-ro-
ro" will say. ''-'''o'
ms week re7orts furn..h a variable
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CENTS 21Si barrels. sAi7ucnts 1901 barrels.
S'''N' 1910 barrels Qro'e Il 'se5 as g
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LOCAL. MARKET oUorArloNs.

OF FINISHED hv Low Commission co. Com
mission Merchants Richmond Va
Riehmor< wa. july - III.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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Wilmington. y &C. july ls-spirits rur-
Pentine steady az Sc receipts 80 casks
n-Stcady at '6i receipts m barrels
Tar Firm al q receipts barrels Crude
Inrpeniine--F rm a. 's25a 1878 receipts
Savnnnnh ca Iul. e. -Trrnon.i,e-Nar-
kct firm az i7i.c sales iss casks racoir,.
~ casks shipments 81 carks. STOCK 2, az
asks Rosin Firm sales 37ig barrels re
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.Daiiy. tWeekdayn. ssundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
atop at Elba. Time of arrivals and departures
not guaranteed Read the siEns.
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NEW yoRk rKoprcl MAnkEr.

reooer. l.f'' December ;a.i Janusry
"'' March. ispS. MAJ. 1874
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RafIrpaha
Richmond & Petersburg electric Railwa,

Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway
Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets for Petersburg:
e, 7. 8. %. TO- y. ia A. M :. 2 e. L {
''5t5. '6 {. 5. 80. 10 p. II
il:oo p. NJ. ios Chester. 1900 midnight. for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Street. for Manchester:
t5:i5 s2s. "7.i5. '7:a5. s:s5. e:a5 sio:ss ii.u
A. N. 1885. 'i:a5. 2s5. a:s5. .i:55. s.sS, SIS
'7:a5 $685. s:SS. 1910. 1870 p. II.
tDaiiy. except Sundays and holidayn
Carries baggage and expresa
'.Limited. except Sundays and holidays
All cara from Petersburg connect with
ears for Richmond
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Sew YORK; July -6-stapic prints nave
eeen p.a,ed ai value by the larger printers
fiepdrhiori TO am advance to oe announced
next week cotton goods generally hold
,ery firm Jobbcrs report :air house
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uCnMoNn lIAY MARKET

VlFslaia- bas iois oaowl...
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FrGderiCksb'g 6 Potomac R.R.
TO AND FROM WASHING TOW AND BEYOND.
Arrive Richmond
Leave Richmond


'oSO''''''0o ''"'' 'T'"'''S 'tIIHp't'0'
Leave Byrd ST. Sta. 400 P. II. for Frederleksbu
Leave Elba Sta. 7.46 A. H., 926 p. N. for Athlsnd
Arrive Byrd 81. Sta s.25 An. from Frederfcksb'g.
Arrive Elba Ste. $50 An, $50 r. N. from Ashland
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m IN, -, sales day. 2l9170 -'-aree
~ - otai sales davs) 11ta shzr.s
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Richmond Va July - 1879
uond Tobacco tNcheng..
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quotations TOR interest-paying bonds are
q; price 20 which interest must be added.
Income bonds aad certificates o. Indebted
49, - I'll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-31
WILSON TALK
IN BUFFALO
Will Make Labor Day Ad-
dress in That City.

Sea Grit, N. j., Aug. 31.-Refreshed
and not In the least fatigued from his
brief invasion in Pennsylvania, Cover
nor Woodrow Wilson prepared for his
first speech In New York state on Mon
day at Buffalo.
A full program has been mapped out
for the governor-by far the busiest he
will have had so far. He will leave
New York tomorrow night, arriving at
Buffalo at 10 O'Clock the next day,
when Mayor Louis W. Fuhrmann and
q delegation Of local labor leaders will
receive him.
After luncheon the governor will adj
dress a labor gathering at Braun's
park under the auspices Of the United
Trades and Labor council. Immediate
ly afterward a reception is planned by
Norman Il. Mack, formerly national
chairman. A dinner will then be given
by the Erie county Democratic COM
mittee, and In the evening the governor
will address a citizens meeting at the
S1xty-1fth regiment armory.
Late that night the governor will
leave Buffalo for Trenton, where he
usually is occupied ON Tuesday with
state business.
The governor said he probably would
discuss at Buffalo labor questions and
their relation to government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-31
MARINES BUSY
IN NICARAGUA
Garrison Stations, Prevent
interference With Trains.

San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, Aug.
31.-In order to re~-establish railroad
aud Geographic communication with
Managua a force Of 500 American blue
Jackets and marines left Corinto.
All the stations along the railway
will be garrisoned by detachments who
will protect the property and rolling
stock and prevent interference with
the running of trains.
The marines aud ~biuejackets were
composed OF attachments which have
been landed from tn, cruisers Caltfor-
mia and Denver and the gunboat An
napolis.
They are under the command OF
Commander Warren J. Terhune Of the
guuboat Annapolis.
The California had disembarked at
Corinto a number of marines and blue
jackets whom she had brought from
San Diego. Cal. She then proceeded
to Panama. where she Is to pick up an
other $50 marines and return to Corinto.
Colon, Aug. 31.-A force Of 1877 Unit
cd States marines arrived at Crtstobal
OF board the transport Prairie. They
Immediately entra1ned for Panama.
where they will embark on the cruiser
California for Corinto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-31
WANT END OF
EVERY STREET
Aldermen Discuss Riparian
Rights Action Taken.

1t developed at a committee meet
ing of the Board of Aldermen last
night that riparian rights are de-
sired by the city for the ends of
practically every street in the city,
but no action was taken on the Sc
curing of grants for the ends of
buckingham avenue, Washington,
Commerce and Fayette streets. The
question of establishing a uniform
width of Brace avenue preparatory
to paving the thoroughfare was also
taken up.
The aldermen discussed at length
a proposition to obtain rights for
the ends of most streets abutting on
the waterfront. This would include
that section extending from Buck
ingham avenue around to Second
street. Among the streets along the
easterly waterfront for which ripa-
rian rights are most desired Is
Broad street. With that included in
the application of the city now be-
fore the Riparian Commission, the
city might obtain grants for a line
of streets extending from Bucking-
ham ayenue to Fayette street.
The question as to what right, If
any, the city now holds to riparian
land at the easterly end of Washing
ton street was also discussed. Some
of the aldermen seem to think the
city has no right there. Acting
Mayor Garretson proposes to tnves-
tigate the matter.
About fifteen property owners Of
Brace avenu appeared before the
aldermen In relation to straighten-
ing that ~thoroughfare. They seem
ed willing to have their property
made smaller or enlarged as the
case may be in order to establish a
uniform width of the street. Maps
were shown and the subject was dis
cussed but no definite action vas
taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-31
new BOOKS
AT LIBRARY

Among the new books recently
found at the library + the fol-
lowing:
Fiction.
Dix-Gate of horn. 1T IS either
a strongly dramatic love story or
a question of reincarnation, as the
reader chooses to take it. In either
case, the narrative is one of alb
sorbing interest"
Dostoevsky-The brothers Kara
mazoo. Translated from the Rus
sian by Constance Garnett.
Haggard-Marie. can episode in
the life of the late Allan Onatermain,
one Of the principal characters in
this novel is Marie, a French maid.
The story centers around incidents
of the Boer War" d. G.
Orcutt-The moth. THE story of
a beautiful. high spirited girl who
realizes that she "a not defy the
usual conventions of life" D. G.
Pocock-A man In the open. This
nan in the open is first q trapper,
a sailor, a cowboy. last a ranger.
He falls in love with a grand opera
singer, whom chance has bought to
the forest"
Smlth-Arm-cnalr at the Inn "A
famous old Normandy inn Is the
scene. There are stories told of adj
venture and deeper personal signi-
ficance by the company gathered
there, and the love story which runs
through the book is charming" d.
G..
White-The sign at six. 1.-THE
discovery of the traitor among peo-
pie, brought about through the use
of the wireless, Is here described
by the author of THE Blazed Trail"
d. G..
Non-Fiction.
Drysdale-Foundatlon of Alter
nate Current Theory.
Karapetoff-Electric circuit.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS circuit.
Ker-English literature medieval.
Observation-Disclosures verse.
Phillips-Poems.
Whipple-Charles Dickens.
Noted. c." indicates that there
are two copies of the book in the
library. One a free copy and the
other in the duplicate pay collection
issued upon payment of one cent a
a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-31
Marines Due al Colon,


Washington, Aug. 31.-The 75o ma
rines who sailed from the Philadelphia
navy yard last week for Nicaragua are
due at Colon today. They Will be trans
ported across the isthmus OF Panama
on a special train and embark on he
armored cruiser California.
The California is to leave Panama
Immediately, perhaps touching at San
Juan del Sur, to reinforce a small ma
rine contingent left at that place by
the cruiser Denver. to make sure that
the important cable station Is not closed
by the rebels.
All messages from the American le-
cation at Manasua and the American
naval commanders at Cortnto must
come to San Juan del Sur In order to
reach the cable.
The total American strength in Mic
aragua Is more than 1000 men ashore
and about 1000 b%luejackets In the
coastal waters Oh both sides of the
country. The naval commanders are
satisfied that this force will meet pres
ent need.
1t Is believed that the rebels will
attempt to stop the movement Of
American forces along the wrecked
railroad. The greatest obstruction Is
expected to be at Leon, which seems
to be the seat Of the rebel operations.
The difficulties expected to be encoun-
tered there probably will be relieved
by an American force from Managua
working its way down the railroad
tracks toward Leon. This will place
the rebel headquarters between two
American forces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-31

Austro- Hungarian Banks In Trouble.
London. Aug. 31.-Uneasiness was ex-
pressed In financial circles concerning
the action of the Austrian and Hun
garian banks. Many small one have
failed recently and larger ones are
said TO he hadly~ninohpd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-31
GO
To CARNIVAL
Refuse to March With A.
IeQed Non Unisn Band.

Because it Is claimed by the mem
bers Of the Exempt Firemen's Asso-
citation of this city that the carnival
committee of Raritan Bay Park, Tot
tenville, has secured a non-union
band to escort the delegations from
here across the sound, they have de
cided to go over to the parade by
themselves u~nescorted. At a meeting
of the association last night In It's
headquarters in Water street the In
vitation to the parade was accepted
and the members will go owe on the
l o'clock boat. tt is expected that
a large representation of the mem
bers will be seer In the line of march.
The f1remen will wear their red shirt,
cap and belt, with blue trousers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-31

Philadelphia, Aug. 31.-The dread
nought Arkansas, which it is believed
will prove to be the fastest battleship
in the world, has been turned over to
Commandment Grant of the League
Island Navy Yard by the New York
Shipbuilding company. The Arkansas
proceeded from the shipbuilding yard
to the navy yard under her own steam.