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The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW.


 New Orleans, Sept. zs.-The cotton market this week closed at net loss of 19 to 27 pionts. The high prices were made on Monday and the lowest on Friday. At the highest the trading months were ? to points over las. weeks close and at the lowest they were B to 35 points under The range of prices was 35 to AS points.
 It was a dull and rather featureless week, neither side appeared to desire to increase commitments in view ot the bureau reports on condition and ginning, and toward the end of the week there was considerable evening up.
 Tn the early part of the week some steadiness was caused by reports of frost in Oklahoma and north Texas, but the bulls had a tendency to saw on selling by spot interests and the large number of October notices is- sued in the New York market. Longs were plainly nervous over the possi- bility of pressure from spot cotton The weeks weather on the whole was favorable Temperatures were low in the west and frost did some damage in and north Texas, but the harm to the crop from this source was not considered material. Over the larger portion of the belt cond.-
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29
MARKET NEWS|
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Sept. 2S.-Apprehensions of another cold snap in the western
 belt inspired rather active covering for over the weekend in the cotton mar ket, also some fresh buying for long account The close was steady, net advance of s to II points.
 The market opened steady at on advance of to points in sympathy with rather better cables than expect ed and after a brief interval of hesi- tation, became firm on the western belt forecast for frost in northwest Arkansas, northern Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle. Local weather ex- perts claimed that the high barometer in the northwest was the strongest of the season and private predictions that the cold wave might also reach the eastern belt added to the nevous- ness of shorts. There was some southern selling on the advance and a
 little pressure from spot people, but general offerings were restricted and closing prices were within or 4 points of the best. Liverpool reported continued hedge selling. but consider able covering and moderate demand l from the continent There was no | change in the general character of the spot news, and while the buying was supposed to include some fresh pur chases for long account, the bulk oi | the demand was attributed to covering on the weather situation.
 Reports from the dry goods trade indicated. continued activity but local short people continued to claim slack demand from spinners loally.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29
1.-THE RETROSPECT"
New Book on Sale at Bovings Becom
 ina Amonq Years Best Sellers"

The two most popular books of the season. of substantial and permanent value are unquestionably Retrospec- ton and The New Pacific by Hubert
 Howe Bancroft.
 The are popular because of the deep
 sincerity of the author. his truthful ness. his hatred of cant and hypocrisy his fearlessness, and his fascinating style. which critics never cease to | praise.
 They will live because they are the epitome of the authors half-century study of Western America and the countries around the Pacific, as Hum- 1 holdt's Cosmos" is an epitome of his l life work.
 Further, these books are of special interest at this time because of the | Panama canal and the San Francisco exposition, which attract the interest of all the world, and will constitute a l leading topic among all intelligent classes until long after The time when ships are first seen sailing through the American continent, and the event celebrated by the opening at the Gold en Gate the greatest of worlds expo
 sitions.
 In all of MT. Bancroft's writings fearlessness is prominent character- istic. and nowhere is this quality more manifest than in Retrospection He does not stop to consider the effect of statement upon an individual, or upon coterie; the questions are simply. is the matter worthy of con sideration, and is 1t true. l" Tn turning from business to enter the fled of letters he thought little of fame or reward other than the sat isfaction of doing well certain work which he thought well worth doing, and which no one else seemed dispos ed to nndertake
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29
New York. sept. cotton fntures
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. 2S.--W Wheat showed strength today, mainly on account of Russian crop damage. The close was firm IS to 1-2 higher than last night. In corn the outcome varied from 1-2c decline to 1-S@f-4 advance. Oats fin ished IS off to 1-SN1-4 up and proyis- ions unchanged to a fall of 10c.
 Adverse reports from Russia carried wheat up from the start Excessive rains were said to have impaired the quality of the cereal in the czar's do- minion and reduced the yield of his southwestern provinces 25 per cent. The bulls had help, too, from the fact that the worl dshipments turned out smaller than expected.
 Unsettled weather made firm the active options Of corn. Other futures were irregular. Cash grades were in moderate demand.
 Oats were upheld by the bullish in- fuence of other grain. Covering on the part of shorts furnished the bulk of trade.
 Weakness at the yards let provis. ions sag. As rule, though, final changes kept within few cents of last night
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29
LAuGHLlN BUSY.
Is Rounding Up the Places Where
 Boys Sell Stolen Property.

City Detective Will Laughlin is busy these days watching the places where boys place their stolen property to advantage. It is well known that there are many boy thieves about the city, and that they have little trouble in disposing of their goods when they get them, the price being little con sideration. The city Is making cam paign against this evil.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29
BOLTON HOME BURNS.
House and Contents Destroyed by Fire
 at Late Hour Last Evening.

The entire contents and the home of G. B. Bolton, at Holly and Magnolia avenues, were destroyed by fire at a late hour last evening. The origin of the fire was unknown. Several members of the family were out at a picture show, and the most probable origin of the fire was crossed wires, as there was no fire left on the prem ises. One of the fire horses received a severe injury when he slipped and fell on upper Park avenue near the Burlington hoetl.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29
CHINA REJECTS LOAN.

Washington, Sept. 2S.-All doubt as to the determination of the Chinese government to reject the proposed in ternational bankers loan of $356,000,- 900 was removed today when Provis- ional President Yuan Shi Kai formally declined the proposal in answer to a direct question by Sir John L. Jordan, the British minister at Pekin. His action was received in official circles here today.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29

tions were considered to be favorable for the gathering of the crop. In the spot department prices closed un- chang, middling being quoted at II 7-16 against II 7-16 last week and 10 5-s this week last year Sales on the spot amounted to 2,715 bales against 2,312 last week and 2,054 this week last year. Sales to arrive amounted to 7,550 against 3,120 last week and 13,S00 this week last year.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29
BOWLING ALLEYS.

Four regulations in Dugan Stuart building, opposite Arlington hotel. A place for ladies sni gentlemen to en- joy themselves. Robt. p. McRoberts. pronrietor 4tt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-01

goroIine 9pgel on Gbarles 8. Wo'
gel, aots / unb 2 in Spbn Shsnd !
nnterabthiluna; ST..
2tnbretp MiHel an Carrie Wt. 9ets
tier, Got 5 in part gldce :. &c o,
Gompann's llnterabtheilung in Wpo'
ming; 81.
9Innd s. Girbp an glnna .. Visi
haus. 80 bel 100 SUB an Der Weltiettt
Der 8ofoon Gtr1be. $50 SUB 1uolid
bpn SanfieIo Strabe; ST..
eSo6n $. De9mann an 4oolpb Biist'
rer, eSr., Cots 80 uno "a IN eepdI
g,rope 6. &c g. gliTociation's Inter
abtbeilung; 81.
elmer e. 5erris an CHARTS %
Baters, Sbeil Ger Got 2 in Sobn )
sSerris' Gltate; 81.
glmer e. 5erris an Ghdrles o
Waters, 3heil Der Got 2 in Sobn s
5erris' GItate; 81.
6reb. 2eopolo an Wi6aei Stst9sli
mann, Cots 508 uno 500 in Stepha:
Rsmper's 5arm in Ct. 8ernaro; 81
Gmilie gctefuhr an 0eprge VI
s6ulte. % bei 28 SUB ON Der GtI
Der McWtiden aptnus uno 8ine Strai
Sc; 81.
ularp 6. 6obapp an Dillidm qap
rer, 2pt 8 in Craig &c arollm1nn'S
llnterabtbilung in Weitrpooo; 81.
Bertha guIam an Sobn Shulsr
Steil Der Cots 80 uno 80 IN Sohn )
goiier's llnterubtbeilung; 81.
Charles 6. grauning on 8srtRt
GsfpaIo. rs BEL lob Sub on Der 0it
ieite Der Qseper 4nenue, 100 Jul
n6roIih bon golerain 2lnenue; 81.
gBiIIt1m 5enfrieb an ellie u
Sdro, IS BEL 120 Sub on Der Roro
| ieite Der Gilmore StroBe; ST.
Ctto SO. 6oog on Ruooipb VI. Sai
| tenborff, 81 bel 100 SUB an oer Sit
Teits Der gbale apenus; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-01
erHxs.iseathp2s Aebtrtrasasssa
Gincirnati. 81. Mai.

" - y > ~ ~ ~ - FS~# ~~AAt"
u. 8. Jifber an ghas. g. 8iebplo.
/ Got an Riogepoob 4psnue; 81.
G. W2. Cooper an 9eprgs utengIs.
"a 5uB an Doob StraBe. gornooD;
1880.
Ruria u. g. u. Ia. .. Self an Gso.
s. Geigsr, l Got an bslB apenue; 81.
Steua q. qstsrs an GlementiEe
Mcanigbt. l Got an 9aigbt apsnus;
81.
Quna arns an 5rsb. 20. glbera
Got 1876 in 8ropn's llnierabthsIlunA
rWooolapn" $3.50.
4bos. =. gropn an 3arrp J. asa.
man, / Got an GINNING StraBe; 81.
Sarrn s. 2ebmun an 2ouife 8.
Barnes. 40 5ub on "a. StraBe. Dat
iep; 81.
Gaa SO. Smifb an Dm. g. Jsbrs
mann, 244 CUB an Dbonau Strabs;
$3.50.
MGrp aoItbpff an 5tnrp aoItboif,
40 SUB an Saplor alpenue, Sailep;
81.
CLARA 6. Coot an Marp d. gpers
Is CUB on 2ibertp Sirube, nahe Gut
ter; 81.
gbas. gela an Sorepb M. aslIer, 60
SUP an Clifton Nnenue; 81.
Marren 81. Garter an annd Is.
gIton, Got 133 in gofinger &c Sop.
fms unterabtbeilung, Roriupob; 81.
5enrp Rbsin an Ghas. 2eppert, Got
10 in ). g. Rbein's nnterqbtkiiuns;
81.
Wm. d. W6ite an .. Decatur
Gmitb, 25 SUB an 8. Gtrubs, nab,
Ban 5orne; 81.
Gnts 5uber an 5obn g. Rogers, SO
SUB an 8uteps StraBe; 81.
6. g. aeps ON 4uauit float, "a
&eres in Settion /, Sycamore 2p.;
81.
Winrtba BREEZE III Mauries 6. 4us
itin, 33 Sub an Rinnen 2ioenus; 81.
Glen q. Norris an MuguTi G6tpob
/ Got an Wtab 4ntbonn StraBs; 81.
Suiius 6. 8oIe on amelia 9oie
Got 13 in Mills &c aline's brittsr I'm
ttrobfbeilung in Qorip0ob; 81.
/ Grnit 8. 5uenefelb on 6erbsrt 9
| pnhoub, Got 12O In malnut Oils
/ Qonb MHociation's bri.ter untsrdbtbei
| lung; 81.
i berbert 8. po1oub an Anna y
4 SoHoers, Sbeil Der Cots 119 unb 12t
| IN Molnut oilts 2nnb AToeiation'i
J!brttiss nnisrubtleitunS; 81.
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r. 8. Gtsigelmann on Wihatl
Gteieetinunfl, S1500.
@. 10. gomboff an Guarantee De.
poiit 60, $1,000.
Mm. 6. ganlerer an Goleraiis y. 4.
8. Co., $500.
2tnna M. 5uffman an seOnaro
gob. SITS.
Otto m. SOog an 5rant u. aauB,
esr., $1,000.
Bertha 9ulam an 9lppiiOn 9. II. :.
Gp., S1750.
gDiIIiam Wiiiller an bieIelbe. $3.50.
ai3Sie 5eybsrt an GONE y. II. Z,
&c., S1l00.
aatb. MiiIlsr an gOfinger &c eop
tins, $2390.
atlis %. Sen on eOnsrsb 9. u
Co., S1750.
abolpb gr6bIsr an eagle @. u. 6
o., $4,000.
10. g. 1scmpfon an @sItern &
Souttsrn lifs ssni. go., $4,000.
Gbns. Z. MaIsn an oieIelbe, $4,000
DerIsIbe an Union 9. y. II. Z. 60,
$4,000.
%. 3. glilIips on Meitern &c Sol
tbern 2ife Sni. Co., $4,000.
Gbas. gsIs an Snts 4ps. 6. II. 3
Co., $2750.
SoTepb guroo an llnicn 2. 3. II
z. &C., $3.50.
glIict 3. gorter an aodlano .. u
g. u. 60, 800.
pauline M. 5enniIon an 4. Warl
rs. II. 6. 60, $3500.'
8. y. 0tnslsp an Foundation y
II. g. 60. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-01

9rit oes Gcnnsndufsanss unb I'm bts
absnprotbe. Gann Dihtsten bort I'm
gliepbauier 0enn bic RGhtigaIlen, Gns
ten fhnatterten, Ne.Ger freiitttn, Ge-
tdiTine bal3ten, 4mfeln pfiffgn, aiss
bibe i1rien unb 3duIenOe pom 5ro.
fd3en qunlten. DieIes1biers ulbpflaHs
senparabies fuar nod i'm poriBen
CONNER porbonhen. Tann lam Die
5hdtigteit elmer WieIiorationsgeiells
Tcb1ft, unb beute III BON Der gdn5sa
nerriidttit zines nietgeItaItigen ylatnr.
Iebens rein gar nidts niehr 5u finnsti.
1urf nns Wenn Iino lange, tiefe Nbe
suQsgr15sn ge5ogen fporoen, Die ben
lebten 3ropIen gpofIer entfiibrt habsn.
GO perihipano fur pHdnssn. uno
gbierluelt oos Qebenseiement. Niles 1T
perntdliet ipornen. Stati Den friibern
Waiierhdnfen Iisbt ntan n nr not1
buntle, irodene Moroitbdnte; BON Der
fsormenrsiGen pfIun3entptlt limb nur
bic 5eaoeNiaupen, bic uber meterbch
empprraatn, iibrie eeblieben; bns Jld-
.urleben lit in oieier Gin0oe pers
iiummt. Dis mir bag perHldtete gc@
rabies anfdns Ulai OurdDannertsa,
f!og Elm fsiIhreiher aus sinem Ab-
suasardbM bod, Der bort ben auss
aeiebten gahfnrsntn nahftellte, -
Elm lebteg angt5inoe ebsmdligen gd.
| turrsihtbums. gluh bic qdnotpirthe,
oie on oisIsm ehemdls 10 ih0nsu Wieps
banter genn fpobnsn, beonuern jebt
| bic Gntndiisrung, bic ibnen bic e1nse
HaturifDnbeit niefes beDor 3ugteH
gdnbihoftsbiloss gsnrnnieH bat. Gte
lpa fiinfsig Wlprgen gruh III iroden
asIsgt ipprben. Ghe iie bem Nderbdu
erihloiTen psroen t0nHsn, miiifn ries
| iiae GrbmaIIen befpe9t uiIo hobe aapis
tagien dneelsgt psroeH. Wenn es nab
sSabren loipeit tommen foIlte. odnn
| miro bic Gintonigfe!t bes Hieoerrheinlz
| lhen auIturlanpss in Oieier 9sgenb in
erhohtem WlaBe bsroorireten. Sold
cine WeripJiitung rieoerrbeiniihtr
qanbfhdftsbiloer III in Der 9egenIplrt
nm 10 beouuerliher, ais ihon ben UNI
fi1 ersifenoen SnouitrieoHlagen siR
Ic,,33i.es IIc.,,33i.es fS!saehsa grss Eats nsEa aanern
oerpfert fperbsn mub. 6isr miibte Die
Reaisrune sinsrsifen uno BEN Ganos
; hunger, fpis er fi6 in riif'ihtsloier
FMleIiordtion mdHhmdl offsnbort, Elm
6alt eebietsn. gBds niiben ale ibeeI@
len geitrebungsn beg 6eimutfIhubes,
penn tie niht in prattiIden Grdgen
| 5ur Geltune tpmmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-01

Dufiir bolf i1 ibr in Der fleinenBirths
ihdft unb befprgte bieielbe, ipenn ne
nui1. Gs mar Elm Itilles, einformiges
2eben uno bod babe id) mid IN ibm
gliidlit eefiiblt, benn Die alte beiab
Elm prdntiees Ser3. SIN Serbit ges
lang es mir, Elm febr gutes Gngages
ment 5u ftrben unb Die 5rall CAB mir
bon ibren geringen GrfparniHen iogar
oos 2eifegelo. GeinIid1 habe id ibrc
5reunolihteit belohnt unb tuenn idl
ia, penn ih einft permogeno iein merl
be, bonn fon lie einen forgenioien Sss
bensabeub hoben."
.Werben sic 0ern0gen erlongsn2
mari Seinrih Elm.
.Sa, ia, ih boffe es, id babe fpgdt
Die iidere Iusiid3i," entge9nete Goita
nit Ieuhtenben augen. rWiHen gle.
mas mid nah Mmerita fiihrt2"
,Rein," sntseenete 5etnrt6 ldh.9ne.
benn er bate in Der 5hdt teine a9s
nung bopon.
rGine reihe Grbinaft." fnbr @oitt
fort. ~Wsnn ih Iie srboben babe, Soma
bin i6 reid, unenblih reid uno bGnn
nil i1 an bic alte DaIdfrau 3uerii
benten, bas 1T mein feiter gntihlrB.
Sic tpurbe burh 3aoet unterbroder
Der plosIih an ihre Seite trdt uno lie
begriiBte.
,Gs frsut mid oufrihtig, Sic ipte-
Der gan5 ipobi 81 isbsn," iprdh sr II
Der freunoIi6iten Weiie. nals Slt
geitsrn gar 10 traurig bdrein sa3en
tabe i4 rpirtliA oaa grpBte Wtltieir
nit Jbnen empfunocn. SD puBts
oab bic Seetrantbeit 5alp ooriber 'eir
perbe, nllsin iis blidten 10 fhpermii-
tbig, ais Oh sic ME luieoer label
piiroen!"
,3as babe ich geftern audi ielbit &C.
gIaubt!" rief @oith better.
.glHd sic ieben baute piel tpobIsI
ais eeitern aus, Serr Slider" ipaaot
3abst Ii6 an 6einrid.
6einrih Sudte dusUsiheno nit De
! Sdulter; er mar nitt i'm Stunbe, Del
! llnniaen iiber bic St0rung ourh be
| ZEN WoHn 3u beherrit3en.
.9eitern bltdten Quh Sic gang an
berg, fubr 3abet fort. sd fab ,5i
nieoerholt duf oem 1ed uno piito
| Sic germ begriibt baben. sic ihiensI
! innefen gu elmer llnterbdltung ieb
neuid oeneiat All fein."
| .1a baben Sie ietr ridtig 9sra
then" bsmertte 5einria nit abpeielI
Der adlts.
| Su ben 4ugsn bss 4oootat,n 3udt
ss, er peritano Is jt0oh, iid 81 be
berriden.
sd retne es mir gu einem Dor
3uee an, aus benz Gsijd1t bic Gmpfin
oungsn uno 9siinnungen Ieien gu ion
neu," srpiperte sr in ishr freunoIids
DsiIe. Sd babe oisis Jdbigtsii DO
ieber befefien uno iie bat mid ME lc
tGuitt."
Sd mDhte bod bs5ipsifsIn, ha
bieie GGbigteit 70 unisbIbar it," nal
! Ssinri6 elm.
Dies fpiirbs Iih burh ben 9eriut
srfpeifen. CAB 3abst sur 4ntiport.
Run. mas leien Sic aus meinel
9sfibts2" fiel goit6 elm.
Dos i6arfs quge bes Iopotats
rihtste iih auf bds Iahenoe, jugenl
: lid friihe MGoden.
(Gortfebuna fplgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-01

Seine in 2onoon. es miro
Die Seine. gercbrer intereiIiren sn er'
inhren, naB Seine nuninehr tn Con.
oon ein Genfnlol belist. 9or einiaea
Suaen IieB Der Sonboner @rafidafts.
rnth in Der ;Sront oes Sauies erauer
Street -, 100 Der Iid)ter iuabreno
ieiues 9onooner gIuienthaltes ge.
mphnt bat, cine 9rou5etaiel anbrln.
gen, iuelde Die Ini4rift iragt: vSein.
rid 6eine, beutldsr 0ihter uHo
Giiapiit (t799 Bis 1861, lebte bier
1927" Grapen Street lit cine Strn.
he i'm peitelpitnft Ser Stnot, 5rpilden
5roiaIgnr Square uno benz gdhnhof
ghariHg erob gelegen, eine id)niale
StraBe nit laiiter fleinen sipeiltodl'
gen Sdiuern, Die beute fait nlle ssrt'
pathotels eutbolten la0 ben auf Dem
naben gahnbof anfommenoen Reiien'
! nen ais llnterflutit oienen. sSbrem
laltp1terIihen slusiehen nah mag ne
| lid, gon3 mohl Den 1ppus beDnbrt
habpH, Den tie Dor blinbert esabren be-
| iab: lie bat nod etipas olirhails Bic
oermeleriid,es, mdhrenb ringsun ont
5bemieuier mooerne 0radIthotels nit
| iiebea umo adit Stodgoerfen IN Die
| 0ohe aeldoiien iiil0. Ter 4ufentbalt
Seine's in benz fleinen Sauie in Gro.
iuen Street lpahrtc MIR speieinbolb
Wonate. bon anfang Dfni 1927 bis
Dsitte Ssuli; bann begab er lid, mad
IRnnrsgate fiir piersebn Soge, un6 gin.
i lang augilIt perlieb er englano mir
INNER. Asie er ielbit erflnrf, lparen
| oie Sauptgriirtoe ieiner engIiidleH
iReiic politiider nno perionlidRr WiB.
I mufb nit ben Gfngen in Ieutldl1no,
9feiie ieines bannIs IN ben letten
/ Stobicl Iiegenoen WeltldlmerSes.
2onoon rnnfte onrdl leine 8roBdrtlg.
felt einen itarfen ginoriid nllf 1bn.
10 ipie er ober su iraen0einer @iii3el.
, belt oeE engliId)en Sebens Steanng
; nebfren iolItc, iteiIte iid) bel ibm cine
uniiberlpinolidle abneigung beraiis.
llebcr Die ihn nithetiid) iiHnrgenebm
; beriibreiiben AenBerliffeiten oes Con.
, ooner aebens iin0 bic mogen Dn.
mafs nod idlimnier geiueien ieiH ais
1eiite fam er lid,f llifiiueg. SeIne
u lebte iibyieens in gonoon ref,t flotf;
, er gab ipahrero Der orei Wenunte Die
fir jene 3eit redt onitdnoige Slinlme
pom iiifiisebnhnnoert Ihalern niis,
, iuc bic beriibmte 0eididjte NIT benz
areoitbrief bes Snnibiirger Gntels
Il 5aIorupn Seine bat feline Soil6oner
9aeiie uniterblid) aemad1t. Ter. CUTE
EnfeI hattie linn eiilen areoitbrief bon
5000 Mari an Hothifilo niitgegeben.
/ bios AIR forinellen llnteritiitlig Der
/ empfebfimg nnb fir ben Netbfna. !
!. ssauin mgr Seine tn 9onnnn nnge.
i lIangt, 10 bate er rishfs GiIigeres 81
Ifhun, ais ben arebifbrief 3ll prnien'
| ltiren uab, Die 5000 asarf einsiiftrei'
!. den, BON Denen er mad, ieiner Neiis
/. Icinen gans allten 0ebraiifl ninfte
i 5aIonion Seine mar red,t ipeIiig er'
Il bmtt ais er BON Mothid,iIo borte, bal
: Der sfreoitbrief nitsae5nbIt mar. GI
I beond,ie ben srriifgefehrteE Neiier
!. init elmer aiisgiebiaen Grafprebigt
n bic bieier eebuloig arlborte, nm IbI
Il am g6daf MIR NIT Der Mntspprt III
$ Ibeebren. ,Meibt Iii, DnfeI, bns Belt
Is an Iir tit boB Gu Meineu Rauae,
q .raois!s
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@rsns.iQ.Hts SspOibcfeH.
Cincinnati 81, Mas
-

70 II ~ y ~.
gttmer1tine 4gRlee!ssnriissee!: 4gRlee ee!ssnriissee!: en- eiitt:!ls eit:!l g
gstsrs, $4,000.
2ouiis :. garnss an Sarrp 5. ashs
man, 800.
otITe g. agnsrp an Ginc. 6. u. 3.
g., $500
Miloren 6. 8orpsr on WlsrclntiIs
9. IL. 6. 60, $500.
2(nna 6. UiilIisan an Wlabiipn
Roab g. Il. 6. 60, $500.
Geo. Uisnels an e. W. Cooper.
$3.50.
gaenie gotins an Roripoob Snip. 3.
II. 9. 60. $1,000.
qena grin an Soutbern Sbio Sao.
gt. 60, $1,000.
.Spbu u. gronu an SOutberH SbiO
6. Ii. Z. Co., S750.
9aHnab Rpeers an 8. 6. gohinssr,
5000.
So6n 6. Rogers on Dsitern &:
Soutbtrn Qife 5nf. Co., $1,000.
ghas. :. mlIsp an oieislbs.
SIS, 900.
GlpOs g. 5OBniou an OisfeIbs.
| $4,000.
SoIspb So. 5tlsr an 9atDsriios @
q. Ii. 8. Co., $1,000.
QuguIt Sdppb an Glen .. Rprrls
S1150.
Qlrthur e, Sea on gofinuer &c 6op
tins, $32109.
sSofepb V. airit on Serm. 2atm1r
grep. Co., 5000.
8. unb 9iIIie Runit IN SdtIep pa-
Co., S17o0.
Sohn 6. HOgers an auts 5uh:r
| $1310.30.
| 9bilip eeisbre on Gso4n 9. 9ubIOF
$500.
Bernard S6onfelp an Goutb Wsi
Gnb 3. u, $500.
M. 6, Quitin on 10. Warb Q. q
| Co.. $3250.
| 2lorpn RorriIb an Gn1srpriIs 9. 4
l2. u. Gp.. $500.
| geIlR GUIDE on biesIbe, $1150.
| 2lnnd 6. Gonpers on 9ant Ctr. 9
q. 60, $1,000.
ann1 :. SGnosrs on Ssrbert {
pahoub, $3.50.
soisp6 Sl1oo on gant Str. o. Q
Co., $1,000
glmeIia BpIs an Gsrmunia go. 2 s
u. .. GO, $1,000.
Marn u. 4&rlrns an dragon 9.
6. 60. Ro. 2, $500.
Sdrab 3. q. Baltimore on 8oRb 5i
8. u. Co., $3.50.
8efIie g. Bed an Bomb Sia .. :
Co., $4500.
aouis grepe an llnitp 3. u. gc
$1,000.
glliee W. Sen on pleuiant Ribge :
u. 6. Co.. $500.
2lbolpb 8iittneon on Hcuparsil y.
Co., $500.
; Sobn G9uler an aboilon 3. II.
Co., $2250.
Deritibe an Bertha Buicnl, $50
soenrg II. US. SpreeH an 0puIpll
, 6. u. Q. Co.. s275O.
Rubolpb o.. 5attenborff On Sout
iibe 6. u. g. Co., $3.50.
ellie u. Ganp an oiffelbt. 500
Sophia e59liiter ar oieisfbe. $40
i Bertha Dstpalb an bislflbt, $500
agnes y. gonspup on 5oms y.
6. Co.. $1,000.
Oetilgtt 5npothefen.
, O. u. Gpringmeisr an Goneprr
]. %. M., 5000.
goaparb %. glinsrHun an GcbiI
/. 6. II. 3. Co., 5000.
. 1nlfiiE g. Noie nndOernantc ylo.
, g. u. q. Co., $17Q0.
Ultner Gnno0iu ansJinb[apa. Y.
!. gp., $500.
OIL CLARA g. D5dt< or Union g. ..
. =. Co., $500.
r. o. .Nsm1sl 0usbidslte $4,000.
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BRANDEGEE TALKS
RELIEVES THAT AMERICAN SHIPS SHOULD RECEIVE NO FAVORS
 IN CANAL.

Wa arlington, July ~19.-Railroad ad control of the Panama canal the rights of American ships to free tolls and the form of government under which the canal management is to be placed, were subjects of directly opposing argument yesterday, from Senators Brandegee of Connecticut and Townsend of Michigan. durin g consideration of the canal bill in the senate.
 Senator Brandegee urged the ad- mission of all ships to the canal at a definite toll charge, with no favors to American vessels. If railroad owned ships abused the privileges thus giv- en them, he said, congress should then place the offending lines under the Jurisdiction of the interstate com merce commission, with power to deal with the situation.
 Senator Townsend urged Legislation to prevent railroads from getting any grip on the canal.
 'sAstute railroad managers know that the canal will do more to reduce railroad rates from coast to coast than all the orders of commissions combined,'' declared the Michigan senator.
 He interpreted the treaty between the United States and Great Britain as permitting the former to allow American ships to pass through the canal without the payment of tolls.