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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
POLICE JUSTICE
BROWN INDICTED
Widely Known Newport News
Official Charged With Mis-
use of Fines.
Especial to The Times-DispatchJ


Newport News. Va. October 1.-Po-
lice Justice J. D. G. Brown. who has
been made famous as the ''Virginia
Judge" everywhere the English Ian
guage is spoken By the Irish coined
ian monoioguisr. Walter c. Kelly. and
who is widely known throughout Viz
ginia. was indicted on sixteen counts
by grand jury in the Corporation
Court to-day on charges of the mis-
ure and Misrepresentation" of fines
alleged to have been collected The
specific charge is that the accused
collected fines due the State Of Viz
ginia and failed to turn them over to
the clerk Of courts as provided BY
law. The amount involved in the six
teen indictments is $3.50
The indictments Were the outcome
of an investigation sorted by the
grand Jury two weeks Or more ago.
The Jury began a consideration OF
vote trading by the City Counciimen-
and in some way the probe switched
to the records of the police court. and
seven days were consumed by the
jury in examining into those records
and hearing witnes Besides the
in.iicfrne nts. the jury returned a pres
eminent. recommending to the court
tina, thereafter the books of all pub
lie officials handling city and State
funds Re audited at least once a year
sy competent auditors. TO prevent a
recurrence Of conditions which the
grand jury found. II being represented
that the police court records showed
many irregularities
Justice Brown was hailed IN the
sum Of 500" for his appearance at
the November term of the court
Fourteen Of the leading business men
ana citizens. including state Senator
" Holt and Representative r. W.
YiIs,.ad. arc on his bond. Justice
Browns friends maintain that the
cases cited are errors Of Bookkeeping
rather than anything else. and that
n. will be able to clear himself al
.b, trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
New York
Stock Market

Nav York, October 1.-Heaviness on
the foreign exchanges. caused by the
Balkan situation the decision OF the
Treasury Department that its aid viii
no, be required to facilitate the move
ni.nt OF crops and another furry in
cali money 10 . per cent were factors
OF varying degrees OF influence in to-
days stock market.
Prices opened materially lower on
further heavy selling by London. Weak
issues included Steel. Canadian PACING.
the Harrimans. Northern Pacific and
Great Northern ore. Offerings appear
I'd to be well absorbed, however, and
the market rebounded sharply.
Another selling movement set in at
midday, when money touched its high
quotation and prices went lower than
At the outset In the late afternoon
money fell under 6 per cent and the
entire list strengthened materially.
The closing vas active. but irregular
on profit-taking. Woolworth was the
most conspicuous specially. rising four
points.
Local banks los, more money to the
interior with direct shipments to for
eign points. Bonds were easier on
more moderate dealings. Total sales.
par value. amounted 10 si.el',Vv"' HoN-
eminent bonds unchanged.
New York. October Money on call
strong 5d7 per cent: ruling rate, IL.
Time loans frm. sixty and ninety
DAYS. ) SIG s per cent; six months.
5l-aN6.
Prime mercantile paper 5l-2 20
per cent Sterling exchange steady
$50 for siXty-Gay bills; sis5S5 for de-
rlanG Commercial bills. s4.sl Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
FIERCE BATTLE
WITH STOWAWAYS
Seaman Kills One, Wounds An.
other, and Third Is Taken
Prisoner.

Tampa Fla. October "Details OF
the rnut!ny aboard the steamer Hruas-
wick. Of the Gulf and Southern Line,
in which one Spanish stowaway was
ki!leri and two wounded. were received
here to-day by wireless from Captain
Avery.
Four Spanish seamen. attempting 20
the chain box Of the Brunswick early
, Monday. They were placed under ar
rest and locked in the hold Accord
ing TO the captains message. tie stow
svars escaped from tn. hold with
assistance OF Peter Isaias. member OF
tho crew The hcatswain ordered
them hack into the hold. When they
refused 20 ohey. he attempted TO force
them back. and fierce encounter
.nsued.
The stowaways were getting tho
better Of the boatswain when other
members Of tho crew. came TO mis- as
sista1cs lie snatched revolver
from captain Avery aad opened Sire
or his opponents.
Juan MgIado. alleged lea3e- Of the
stowaways was killed at the first
shot Juan T..-anaIerrio fell 20 'he
deck With bullet though his chest
and Jose Martinez wss slightly wound
20. The encounter lasted several min
Ute. ara caused great excitement
a-!i-aE tho passengers % the steam
or lsaias and Lorenzo Bslzicrc. tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
NEW YORK pRoDUCE MARkEr.

New York. October i.-F!ouE-steadE; on ,.-
rn.a.-s,eady aud Barley-sas!. E,.rres
80, easy: No. red. .i.oi elevator; fr.ua a.
spo. &c net higher; December as'.c.; MAJ,
s g, SSs Co-n-spot easy; export, 5s'.c Oats
Spot quiet. ,a-Eirm Ros-
~ Tnrnen,ine-steady. Rice-FirIn MO-
IN .ses-s,eady. Freish,,-ouiet peanuts
steady. sugar-Raw and Iehnea. hsreiv
Cnrse-Rio. No. :, l4xc. Futures oa,e.S
100 december. 1892: March. 400 bn'
.sr ana Cheese-Firm. Egss-Steady ana un.
ct,need Potatoes and taboa Ses-s'esuS
w YORK. October THE feature IN coy
80, ali today was active selling o. No
vemoer contracts by rehners Win cor,
800 bnpses the chief buyers. Irade otne,
eioii -. cuie, with prices showing little
chsnse Prime crude. 49, 100: prime sGtn
rrsr Yellow. spot. s.lSas.2s: October: tNa
70: Noyernb Der, 5:i. Dece noer. - "a -
% Fsbruary. 5a7: March. 500: April. ~
U,y sIl. prime winter yellow, e''1 ~
prime summer white. es' @ 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

How Antltoxin Has Saved Lives d
Chi1aren IL RiehnOnd.

How Antitoxin Has saved Lives Of
Chiiarea IL Riehn0nd.
The latest edition OF the Virginia
Health Bulletin. published by the state
Health Department.. Is devoted to
diptheria. Parents are especially urged
to send for physician the moment
suspicious symptoms appear. and to
use HI care against a spread OF the
infection. On the rear cover OF the
bulletin is a suggestive picture. show
ing one door with white Grape tied to
the knob. and another with a sign:
"Diphtheria: keep out" The motto
reads: ITO keep thu Grape off your
neighbours door. keep the card on
yours"
Use OF antitoxin IL advocated. Rich
monds experience IL cited as follows:
During the twenty years prior to
the use OF antitoxin in Richmond. the
average death rate the 1890 popula-
tion was 52.S; during the ten years
that followed. when antitoxin was In
use. though not in all cases. the death
rate was 20.3. Since the reorganiza-
ton of the Health Department In
Richmond. the rate has dropped to
yearly average of "a. In other words.
where one child dies now from diph-
iberia Ave children died prior to 1898.
Had the old mortality persisted. the
city would have lost sixty-eight per-
sons from diphtheria. in 1905. AS
matter OF fact. IL lost but four. And
even this does not tell the whole story.
for had every case been correctly ana
promptly diagnosed and had anti
toxin been administered without DE-
lay. the city might have passed the
year without a single death from this
disease
The State Health Department fur
nishes antitoxin at about one-fourth
etsil prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

81. 05%c medium TO good. t64i4c: common
20 fair, 81 aie: best cows. +9+Ac: medium
10 good. 3Aaic; common to fair ~ o Sc;
hui!A ~ Csc; fresh cows. So a $50 per head;
bes, calves sTsAc: fair 10 good. 74ii1c:
dicks. ~ SIC: best hogs, s4s i-.c: saoats.
a 7ltc: sows and stays. soc: best iamos.
sa7c. common. ts1sc: best sheep. ssAc:
common 20 fair. 233c.
Chicago. Ill, October l-BeeveS. S6S1
81. %: s,ocke.s and feeders A2S $40: cows
and heiters. $3.50 a $50 calves. 5000 $!lao
EoSs-SrronE SC above las: night: light.
S. 500 te.0a; heavy, ss.I0dS.ae: pigs. 5000
s.-5; hulk OF sales. $s45assas Sheep
Steady 10 !or lower; native. $3.50 @ sass; year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
Schools.
Schools.
Miss Ellett's School for Girls
Opposite Monroe Park.
IA North Laurel Street.
September Is, 1912.

Careful attention to little girls. French
begun at six years Of age. Modern Ian
guages emphasized. For French: Mr..
Charles w. Ceer and Miss Ballaud, from
Paris. For German: Fraulein Hennes.
from Berlin, and assistant. For Science
and gardening: Miss Boice. B. S., Cornell
University, seven years experience. Art
Lectures: Miss Adele Williams. This
school is preparatory to Bryn Mawr
College. Certificate admits to Vassar.
Alumnae Scholarships for great colleges.
Sweet Brier Scholarship. Select and linn
tied boarding department connected with
the school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

stowaway who was unwounded, were
placed in irons. and the ship turned
back to Fort Dade to meet the tug
Resolute. which had been summoned
by wireless. The prisoners refused
to board the tug. and Captain Avery
came to the fort. where the men were
turned over to a military guard,
In a statement tonight. IsaiAs as
serts that the stowaways did not I'M
derstand English. He declared that
they were sunocating In the hold and
forced their way out for self-preserTa-
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

;;3e A-Local-Daiiy-N Seve
81; A-LocaI-Daily-C IL Gun
-EInress-paiiy- 0ld Point
a. A-IIocai-Daiiy-Lchbg- Lex, e ForSe
81. a. voon-Exp.ess-DaiIy- Old r
..:rs -Express-Daily-cin.. LvtHS
20 -Da,iy-N News. Old Point
s.,s P.-I,ocai-Ex sun--GordonsvfiS.
sI p-I.oca,-Ex sun.-L-ynchburG
$50 P.-Iimi,ed-Daily-C u. c:
.,i:ee P-Express-Datly-C ine'nn"'' e'
ssIeepers fParIor ears
Trans ARRIVE RIcHMoNp-Loeea iron
70. s.ra A NJ. 10 p. NJ Throusn from
East: - A. NJ. 7:oS :. M s@ Ace 90
80, w..,. so A. NJ. sss:sS A. Ne ana
" TbrousA: $50 4. NJ, HIS u u
and 80 p. q ~ s.m . n
Jam.. River Line: ''s:7s A. n. y" - -
..pai!y except SUNDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
Ap6;TISNiDS THE WORLD

october -. 1912; from New York:
steamship Cleveland (is.o00
scn.s ia days duration each cruise:
,.s ex.o up. including all necessary
yr.os~s aboard and ashore. railway.
noteI shore excursions. carriages
euse 1ovSwAN.- Tssvsss aeess.
= Io0D ssvpet. WecoO00A Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
MARINE INTELLIGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER l. 1872.
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER I, 1917
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
chand;se and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
.engers Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sensers. Fvrnlan Line.
Schooner Sandy HOOK. Severn River. sand,
Warner Moore Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, r1er-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. FLriuan. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengerS Furman Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
COTTON MARKETS.

New YORK October i-Rersust l!Gu!ta :
ton .o- over TIE governments crop report
caused 4 turtle. decline IN the cotton mar
Es- early to-day. rc- prices later rallied on
covering sad TIE clos. vas steady. net III
changed 20 3 points 'oper TIE close was
81 rom the best under fraI spur o. real
:z-.s o. liquidation. with the aC;:ve months
t.adirz net szin y. o.y o. points
cotton fg-U-es closed steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
DECISION IN FAVOR OF LAND.
kellam Gives Notice OF Appeal to Su
irene Cont.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Norfolk. Va. October Judge B D.
White. Of Princess Anne County Cir
cult Court. to-day decided in favor OF
DR.. Emerson Land. one Of the suits
involved in the contest over the office
OF clerkship Instituted by f. A. Kel-
lam the defeated candidate in the la
election. The suit was to test the
validity Of twelve votes by persons
alleged to have been improperly regis
tered. Attorneys for Nr. Kellam gave
notice that another appeal would be
taken to the Supreme Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
r.uCaGO GRAIN MARKET.

,btc.,, Cctober I.-Wheat prices to-ddS
- =, inward slant. closing STEADY, q &c
- higher than YESTERDAY Corn
.Gowss ne, decline OF &c. TO = &c. oats
M! .l'.'s s,caarStd from asst night 20 Sc. high
CT 49, ,d "a .oTovs.
Oper High. Low. Close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
Wnler 1fis By Sea"

1900. Ssvse.s - Boston 1ary. sHesps
~..HSv. 20 Providence. Noadsy. 1hvfO-
~ se1 saturday. 9 =. =. Throush sessss
sa;e 90 prractrsi roia'a
-. sssamsD. excellent service, I0W sessoI
esiSGy.pA. send ssS beeeJse
s~~sv C. q o. ~. -. Q ". NJ, =
VI ~ 3. Nsss ssrset se9 -.
SI TfuesSss cs0psay. - - = - =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
aoUTTIERN RAILWAY

rains Leave Richmond.
X R-FoIIowins schedule figures puono-
- =. information and not eosrsnssed:
For the south-Daiiy; SO A. -
80 s..r,r.e ,,s.,ted Sleeping cars for At
49,. "a Ri-rninsham- T!:S r. ~ Express
VEL pay,: 400 p. y. Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
M-pa.Iy-Ccnnectine sor Hau-
~, We'd and Friday $50 A. NET.
s.v "a a.J p. N-Non- Wed and Friday
LEGAL p,.rro,8
s.-,s. ga A. -. ard SEQ \ "
~ s1.s r. " daily: I.:S ES. sun
~. we., POINT: s:S a. " dsiIy: HE a
~ Won. Wed. and Fn,; e +. TX sun
w,,. 8, Phone Madison -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
BOND LIST,

Az. c,,,-er. IS cts IS
sirs-,can Tobacco Co. Old 4s......... $50
American Tobacco Co old So tbid,...... 49,,
Atlantic Coast Line Is,'4s 'bidt.....-.... 30
.,I.n..c ,oas, Line-L and " ss.. s3s.
A e L. cow IS 'in Baltimore. b!ot---- 100
chesapeake and Ohio COW 4hs......... e3lh
iyg.,, md Myers Observation-Disclosures. IS
TiSs-., ard Myers Is................... 1901.
Loril!ard Company IS tbidt..-..........- sesA
I-o-i,la-d COMPANY I.....................t cols
Norfolk and Western cow. 4s............ -ls;7
Seaboard Air Line stamped Is Did. ssh
seaboa-d Al. Line adj. IS did q
Son-h.-, PATHWAY ts.................... -
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. Iosi.
United states Steel md Ss..-.........-.... Ia
/ : registered -. 800 IBID, ............. 1913.
L : registered 2s 1915 ,bidp............. IG3
L. 1 Pa rama new IS bid .-.........-.-.. ie-
|. :. Pansrna new ). bid ...........,... 1918.
TIrginia-B-own Brothers c:.s..........-.. q
Nirsinla-Ca-. Chem is- - .,-..-..--...- =
Va ~. snG Power Co. IS taskeGt...... IS
wsbaxh der IS GpicD Observation-Disclosures. s.is
Habash-P.tis. Term. Isl 4s-....-...--.... -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
Old IDONINION LINE.

r.r Richmond foot OF Ash st. daily. 90 p. =.
Lave Newport Sews.-.---------------s.o A. y.
Avn
I,onn.cta with msin line steamers leaving
Sortoik for New York daily, excep; sunday.
90 p n Connections also made By n. 4
" Ry > p. ~ and c. * Q. ny. AZ p. N
Ss.h. line steamers stop at C!aremoEt to
- az receive passengers on signal. and viii
hc met ey pubic conveyance.
yIRGuNuA NAvNsAT1ON co. effective
x..cr ul-Jsuses River b. dayiigh. fog
ss.s.., .,d ora Point. Newport News an1
~ lane. River landings steamer leaves
w.,d,y. "Wednesday and Friday At SO a
n Freight recciycd for 81 'amss HNe'
",s.,s. Phone Msdiscn i7s.
1917. 1x-r., c6ics SCI r. Main street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

r,.- grain c'o.st "h"s'-No REG
E. zs-t .gr. C"-r-Nc. 8
80. 80 ~."o~ :: aEe.c osis-No.
- STANDARD -. = -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
6tsau,boats


Tours. Inc. Hotels. Shore ExcuFSaono, Low
epe Rote1-
Twin screw s. S. "BERNCDIAN," Io.slS
son. Asspsscement. Electric fans: orches-
ira, wireless
Fsser.S, newesa and only Steamer lssding
paspsDeeFS 1t the SOck IN BeSmudo without
tFoRsser.
sajlineS every i've days IA onnection
with r. ~ ). p. CO. Tickets interchan
able.
O0TERBRIDGE = CO.. AGe0ts QWe6ec q
+. Co, LID, - Broadway, New fssk
3. d. BOWMAN. sos East xain-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

SaleA flock
Allis- Chalmers. 1st paid

-
100 Allis Gal. pfd.. list pd..
"7.01 Amalc amated Copper 49,.
Amsr. Agri chem, com.
800 Amer. Beet sugar. com.
Is 800 America can .....''..'.'
2,lQn American Can pfd..:....
40 Amer. Car and FOUNDRY E.
100 Amer. CIR and Eoun.. pfd
l,lo0 American Cotton OIL.
20 Am. Hide and leather, pr
10 American Linseed OH.
400 American Locomotive -.
10 Amer. Locomotive, ptd...
Amer. Malt Co. pfd......
$50 American Smelling $500.
?S American Snuh. COM.
80 American Sugar ..........
." Amer. Tel. and Tel. g..
80 American Tobacco. com.
lai Amer Toh.. pft.. new.
l2,l.4 Anaconda Copper ........
$50 .itCnisCn ...... ...........
Atlantic Coast Line......
\. I. l.. of connsctcut.
400 Baltimore and Ohio.
l3, sr1 thlchem Steel. COM.
$50 Bethlehem Steel. pfd....
20" British-Amer. Tch. Co.
:. 40 Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
100 Central Leather com go.
500 Canadian Pacific ....-....
$50 cpcsal eak" and Chic.
Chica2b Great Western.
% SJG Chi. Mil. and 81. paul..
SO . Crucible steel Cor. com.
Crucible Steel, pfd..,....
GO Chicago and Northwest.
40 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
Consolidated Gas ........
100 Delaware and Hudson.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
go Distiliers' Sec. Cor.......
:, 30 Erie, i,t pld...,,.....,--...
Fed. Min. and Snl., pfd..
Gep. ". tie.ne Tob. Co.
IA General Electric .........
$50 Great Northern, pfd.....
3, 40 Great Northern Ore cts
Illinois Central .-........
500 Interhoro-Met. ............
60 Interboro-Met., pfd.
Int, Mer. Marine, COM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

Quotations for interest-paying bonds are
~. a price to which inseres: must be added
Incom. bonds and certificates Of Indebtedness
are fiat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York. October 1.-The cotton good.
market was steady TO-DAY, with buying or
a larger scale. Ribbons have been advanced
~ per cent. Yarns are higher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
NAVAL STORES.

Niln!aScon. y. C.. October I-Spirits Tur-
pen;:ne-Si-ady. a: ssh: receipts casks.
Rosin-Steady. a; S.i0: receipts. - barrels.
Tar-Firn. al 80; receipts, - barrels crude
Tu-pentine- Firm. al as. 4 50 and $50. re-
Ceipts IS barrels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

oSLr ALL RAIL LIVE 10 NoEs %.
os.S.auie IN Erect September y. d
-" ayrd street Ssssion. Riehmons. ~
xoEroiK: s.ee 4. u. 80 +. ~ ~ ..
,1xcHsrRo AND TIE VEST: SD
FOr "a n 1.e p. ~ - U. y
Arriv. R,ehmcns from S sr.,n -, i; w., -
". .,.:s p. -. bic r. -. %7~s 2.
.pss,y q Sunday. ssundsy eniy.
epsy e. r. RosJEY.
1880 n. r A.. Rtctnoa1-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

Mare. Condirions-Srlali cn!eAeHs "a.
splendid demand, 5u' TOO man .xss1isn,
tn-s,s. also live stock and hides
saa s.xS a r,emth hsua,her'nnaH"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

5000 sssss senSecse1 . sseys EssS
- Ssny: 80 = 49, = s..s.s
-c~seu,- soyaaasA. JsshDDevtlsa AZ
= 1~SS-1ess ssA esesesS 1sesosvsssS
NJ 2. 6-GssSo - ssSs H' -:
SS.s1 = eVvsvS . nese0soe Sseay:
- q 4. S:3 4 - 80 .. L. - u -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
e,euuo~p GRIN EXCHANGE.

rT---~r-F - o~'0h"- :. ~
Quotations OK CHANGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

SPOT cotton -'ose1 CUE. ri8fi7 upland.
l. y. mida.inE go. - Sa.ss =. IS bzr.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

a. sss ~. ~ Tor ESQ: $4,000 nsIa ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27
0rIaSeiseHitnmS /. nebertralaxlea

Sscar y. Sober an Eanion 30.
Cooper. t5S BEL 739 Dub an Der Glib.
ieite Der gaptona' aue.. 200 Sub melt.
LID bon Gpportb ADe.. @einpooo, 81
Saf MeGIennban or u. u. sin,
37a bel 12Q Sub an Der @eftieite Der
Yrelton Gne.. 4aIniit SiIls, ST.
Senrn W. @aosspcrtb an ssoieph
g. gofid,eioer. 80 bel 100 SUB an
Der Siioieite Der Riogepon Mpe.. ST.
sSobn Y. 8rinlneen ar Sobn 50.
@ilion, 17/100 zines Ader in gg. 9.
Sigblano's 1rnet in anoerion Iopn.
ibip. ST.
ssobn W. @iIion an Wartbn G.
grumagen oasielbe Eigentbun,, ST..
samuel %. smifb, IT,, an eouiia
6. Hen0igs, 100 bei 4 90 syub an Der
Roroieiie Der McaRilIan CTR, 100
Jsib ipeitIid BON Gii4 Nlnee. ST..
Souiie s. AenoigS an bic 1oepfc
60, 30 bel i75 ,suB pn Der areuDana
Der Wc.Wiunn ino Ghuporia CTR, ST.
Glelelbe an oieIeIbe, cine rnregu.
ldre Got an Der gprbfpeIt-Gfe Der
WcWiann Gtr. unoIGfier pInce, ST.
Sobn &aber an litter Ian, 90 bei
i51 CUB an Der Ddtieite ber Glen.
more aDe.. GbeUiot, ~.
&stlrt GatsIer ~ 0endio G IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27

2ouiic Mnbcff on sSero. Z. GeIt-
mnna, 20 Sub an Gennis Str, 81.
|. Dfaru Mnd on Clara !. Senmon.
25t ,yiti, OH Sopfins Ctr, $500.
Go. Torien an Saura 2. Sieeen.
ION. 6 Cots in Sifinon &c &ilIians'
aooition, 8lenoaIe, 81.
Sopbie I. Treber on 90. q. Goo.
per. / Got an Columbia Aooo, 81.
ssotn Splppnrth on Selen &. Slip.
pineer, 81 SUB on glainpile 8ife.
Wnoiionpille, ST..
gSln garth an Sanra R. Suther,
40 DUB on @eit =. CTR, 81.
Clara Wofbburn an /. u. uH0 u
). Suier, Got on SamiltonVife, 81 !.
Jsoia Ratrc an 5reo. 8offer, Got
"A in s. s. @risbi's llnternbtb.,
Mt. SeaItbn, ST..
MaDme Riljhdrt on Vteliiia 2.
Carton. 25 ssnb an Center Ctr, 81.
yinrD anie on Wluriiu Ronaban,
81.
1st Cub on gaeit s. Str, nabe gan
Sorne, 81.
entrno Worsbnh an Sopbie Iepe,
| Got on Grmorn ape., 81.
90. ". Goipnr6s an ,Soo VI. gein.
bart, 30 sSnb an Sutton 2lpc.. 81.
Sotr !. @ernens al Gtis VI WSnne,
80 SUB on Sniutborne aoe.. 81.
Souiie Iiemer on Sprrn 6.
Steuort. Got s in esohn Rartin'g
llnternbih.. SodIauo, S1100.
Geo. 2. @augban an R. y. 600.
per, SO CUB on Suniet 9lpe., 9sriee
MlQ.. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27
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