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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-28
CHILDREN HAVE THE
HARDEST COLDS

Rapidly growing children need a ton
ic 20 make reserve strength With which
"eis' cJughs and colds And for
sensitive stomachs Jacobs Wine Cod
Liver Extract is best, as it does not
disturb the stomach-instead it stimu-
....,t. .t-, ~-iuu auu increases the appe-
titc. AL Objectionable oils and fats
have been eliminated, and the medici-
nal properties OF the liyers combined
with wild cherry extract, syrup Of
hypophosphites, dromatles and port
wine, giving a very peasant tonic and
the most rapid in strengthening and
building up the system.
To prevent coughs, colds, bronchitis,
grippe and pneumonia, it is invaluable;
delicate children and the aged need it
especially and as a reconstructive aft
er fevers and grippe IT brings back the
strength faster than anything else
Jacobs Wine Cod Liver Extract is
our own laboratory product and We
know it is superior TO any similar prep
aration. We guarantee it unqualitiedly,
II it does not benefit the patient, return
empty bottle and we will refund your
money Two sizes: Sac and SIC, at all
Jacobs stores. (Advt)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-28
BURGLARS IN MACON EVEN
STEAL CONFEDERATE BILLS

MACON GA. Noy 28-ATlcon Pc
licemen and detectives are busy seek
ing to arrest the burglars who on the
last two nights have committed fifteen
robberies. The thieves have taken
everything from an ante bellum ten.
cent piece to COW. From the resi-
dence of Mrs. r. c. Keen. on Rogers
avenue, a large collection of COnfed-
crate money, worth $il0.00o. face value,
at the time of it's issue. was stolen.
NJ. Birdsong, of the Houston road, lost
his second Jersey COW Of the weck. No
arrests have been made yet.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-28
CALEB POWERS, OF
GOEBEL CASE FAME,
MARRIES RICH GIRL

NEWPOBT. ky, Nov. 2S-CoHgross-
man Caleb Powers. Of the Eleventh con
gressional district of Kentucky, who was
held prisoner for years in The state PEN
itentiary in connection with the assassira-
lion OF Governor Goebei, married Miss
Anna Dorothy kaufman, at the home Of
the brides parents. in this city last night
The ceremony was performed by Judge
Harry Hawkins. an intimate friend Of Mr..
Powers.
The bride is the daughter oT a former
well known Cincinnati capitalist.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-28
TO REPAIR ROUGH
STREETS PENDING PAVING

MACON. g., Nov. 2S.-Tde bin
which Joe Hill Hall put through the
legislature. requiring the city to set
aside $4,000 every year FOR paving,
means thar Macon Will IN due l'iHe
have ali paved streets However, 10
maintain the general excellence of the
thorougirfares until that time, city
COUNSEL has commissioned street re
paiIing force, whose sole duty will be
10 work Oh unpaved streets. This gang
starts to work this week. It's creation
has been hailed with delight by owners
Of vehicles.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-28
SUBWAY FOR STREET CARS.

WAYCROSS, GA, Nov. 2S-Materiai
has been ordered by the Atlantic Coast
Line for the subway thai viii be con-
structed on Plant avenue for the use OF
street cars. The work will begin just
as soon as the material arrives and will
he completed within a short time,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-28
Plain Facts for Fair Womens Minds
About All Unusual Display Of Fur Coats


AS aew writing the of the is falling.
that should about display OF ur
ready and capable of helping
First, foremost and important inspires confidence,
mind of who wishes tomve in fur of all
doubt that might store where sales OF more
consideration than reliability
No can buy unworthy fur coat IN this store
We do not buy them is here
But there fur than QuaIty-and Sthat
where this display becomes of greatest interest.
These bid have lost that bukiness and
that have become accustomed through
They TRIM they smart they show the lines of tailoring
fashionable right
And there variety diversity that you
You will know where there many that will
find knghs the of pride well
of style
collar and roll
lined with figured or with plain SINNERS
5OO-A black yCoan threequ
the short back collar lined
AT and perfectly
fitted il a back
At $25~A black length With and of
seal bocadec satin lining
Assist Sable Squirrel lin quality
tuIength
ASeaC
bandso skunk
neck and the cuffs is linedwi apricot
AT $5000A Seal Coat sveneighth length
back cuffs
shrred at the
IA full plain
1t $
AT $7500A Seal Coat
and lined with
boCaded
Evening star., 1912-11-11

argument. Edwin R. Davis: order re-
mandtng to general docket.
Orders. Congressional; Charles E. Fem
ner, executor; defendants motion to dis
miss remanded to law calendar for oral
argument Mary E. Mastin, admins
amended findings and to consolidate
with Congressional No. 1JO37 al
lowed. Heirs OF Celestine Sara. de-
ceased; defendants motion to dismiss
overruled. William Brown: order re-
manding to general docket for proof Of
IDENTITY. Estate of Richard H. Allen. de-
ceased: defendants motion to dismiss
overruled. William Patterson: order re-
mandlng to general docket for explana-
ton. Estate Of Justus McKinstry. de-
ceased: motion Of Frederick Fenning.
esquire, to dismiss appearance filed by
Lyons & Lyons overruled and findings
directed to be made and are now filed in
the sum of $1,939.11.
orders dfsmissing petitions in following
congres -ional cases: William B. Allen. De
watt Z. Amey, estate of Lucius w. Beal.
deceased; Margaret E. Beamenderfer-
widow: Adeline Benjamin sister; An
ma Blanch. widow: Tilford N. Brun-
er. Posey Buckley. silas A. Car
r. Connard. Mason w. Covell. John II.
Davis. William De Hart, Robert Fl. NJ.
Donneliy. John H. Edwards. Burnham
Fernow. brother: Austin w. Fuller. Will
liam B. Gere. John Gerteisen. w. II.
Graham, administrator; Caroline Meggle-
merry. widow; Sarah Eastmond, widow.
On trial:
No. 1885, Colorado Delta Canal Com
pany. Mr.. Jackson H. Ralston and Mr..
w. E. Richardson were heard for Pain
tins, and Mr.. George Anderson for the
United States.
Evening star., 1912-11-11
Real Estate Transfers.

NO. 200 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTH
WEST-Herman e. Gasch ct al. trus-
tees. to Joseph J. Mawhinney. lot 50.
square $751; 1928.
PErWoRTH-George w. F. swartzell ct
ux. to Dwight J. Particle. lot ~.
MANOR PARK-Fred A. Silver ct ux to
Hardin T. Martin, lots l to Il, II to
22, block 3345 and all block 3346: $40.
ROBERTS CHOICE-Hardin T. Martin
ct ux. to Fred A. Silvery, part; $40.
RANDLE PARK-Congress Heights Bap-
t.st Church to trustees of Congress
Heights Baptist Church, lot "a, square
500: SO.
EFF1NGHAM-James Toliver ct ux. to
trustees of st. Johns Baptist Church.
lot 2, square 3O72: $40.
NOS. 145 to 751 NAVY PLACE SOUTH
EAST-E Baker Evans ct ux. to H.
r. c. shockey, part original lot IA.
square S7S; $40.
NO. 1920 ssD STREET NORTHWEST
Alphonse NJ. Baer ct al, trustees. to
1ao0: $3.50. " 80
B sTRRrT NORTHEAST between 4th
and 9Th streets-Samuel Maddox ct al.
trustees. to Herman r. Howenstein.
part original lot 3, square S74: $40.
EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween L and NJ streets-Ella r. Ris-
| don to Alma X. Mansum. part lots
D STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th
and 10th stree+s-Harry A. Kite ct ux.
to George H. and Elizabeth Scheel.
lot 3d. square 1914: SO. Same to
Susie A. Mayhem. lot Al. square 1O74:
$40. Same to William F. and Ida M
Lieser. lot 81. square 1914: $1O Same
to Susan Davis. lot 4S. square 1O74:
$40!
LANIER HEIGHTS-Charles W. King
jr.. ct ux. to Carlos c. and Harriet D.
Van Leer, lot 397: $40
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTH
EAST between 18th and 10th streets
Jessie F. Davies to Adelia Giddings.
lot 10, square 1918: $40.
REINFORCEMENT H. Brooke to Vernon L.
and Lily NJ. Vaughan. lot 10. square
10: $40.
'LONGNECKER's ADDITION TO CON-
GRESS HEIGHTS-Annie NJ Jones to
Andrew W. Luke, lots 3, 4, 15, 16, II,
block L; $40.
WHITESTOWN-Ric NJ. Parker,
trustee. to John L. Massey. lots 90 and
%; s..
MERIDIAN HILL-John P. Stuckert ct
ux. to Marian E. Scranage. lot q,
block IA; SO.
HOLMEAD MANOR-Carl H. Smith ct
ux. to Rosa e. Meehan, lot 1l8 block
~: $40.
REAR OF P STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween 21st and 22d streets-James s.
Fraser ct ux. to Isabel Anderson, part
lot 5. square 81: $3.50.
SIXTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
Evening star., 1912-11-11
P|ML|CO ENTRIES.

Pimlico entries for Tuesday. November
Il, are as follows:
First race, selling; maiden two-year-
olds; six furlongs-Golden Vale, 115;
Rhomb. 112; Kewissa, 11o; Mohawk Boy.
rs; Fly BY Nig't. 112; 'Chicane, 1O7;
sWhisper Belle. 107: Novelist, 112; JON
quill, 112; Frank Hudson. lis: Bruen
Belle, l12; Syosset, 112: Skibbereen, liz;
Repentant. fl2: Goldy, 112; Astute. H..
Second race, three-year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs-Eadbald. lis: Hima-
ton, no; Mongolian, los; Ceremonius. IFS;
Pride of Lismore, lis; The Rascal, 1Is:
Occonechee, 115; Bosom, lis: Lothario
11S
Third race. Bowie handicap for three
year-olds and ur; two miles-Colonel Hol-
1903; Frogiegs, 126; Mission, 103; Bounder
1O2; Airey. 9S; Stairs, 81.
Fourth race. Consolidation steeplechase
handicap; three-year-olds and up; two
miles-Dissenter. 1876; Relluf. las; Red
Squirrel, 13O; Shannon River, 1872; Simon
Dale. 1876; Blackbridge. 13s; Bello. 146;
Fifth race. Owners handicap: three
miies-Froglegs. i25: Sam jackson. iO7:
Biackford. los: DR.. Duenner. Ill: Spring
board. 96: Guy Fisher. us, Bwana Tumbo.
100.
Sixth race, selling: three-year-olds and
up: mile and one-eighth-Chas. F. Grain
ger. 115: Frank Purcell. 112: Lawton W'g-
Outland. 100; Accord. III: Agamenticus,
los; taboo. 107: Billy Vanderveer l15.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather fair; track fast.
Evening star., 1912-11-11
Trading Is Light.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 1.-Cotton
Itures opened steady; December, llS2;
.ranuary, l1.9o: February. l2o6 pid. !.
March, 121S; May. 1921: July. I2.3o;
t,Igust, 12lS; September, offered, 11.oo;
october 11.6O bid
The market opened steady, at oecAne
0f points to an advance OF point ano. IN
suite of disappoint nS cables. WORKED up
- a net gain of from 1al3 points duf.nS
tae middle of the morning on continued
Bull support outside buy-ns ana covering
ay some of the early sellers. Inc m
different showing of Liverpool and m
creasing nervousness over European poll
tics combined with the favorable weather
reported in the south, seemed to encOur-
age some selling for reaction, and there
was also heavy realizing by old longs. Dut
the offerings were readily ABSORBED ana
The market toward II O'Clock made new
nigh records for the movement.
After having shown net advance o!
10 TO Is points on general buying and
-overing by early sellers, who were evil
GENTLY frightened by very bullish private
.pot news from the south, the market re-
cted or . po.nts under realizing, Dnt
irmed up again and at midday was WITH
N a point or two Of the best
Spot-Quiet. n.iddiing upland, l2Zo
nominal Estimated receipts OF cotton at
all ports today were t0.OU bales, against
;52 last week, and SS,346 last year,
for the week 10000 bales, against 49,
usl last week, and 456,2.o last year. To-
days receipts at Calves on were 2o.366.
against 1859 last year; at New Orleans.
l3.742 against 12.513 last year, and at
Houston. $1,000 bales, against 2i,S.i last
Evening star., 1912-11-11
THE COURTS.
Court Of Appeals.

Present-The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel.
No. S93 (originaD. United States ex rel.
Murphy agt- Gould: return to rule to
show cause submitted by Mr.. F. D. Nc
kenney, of counsel for respondent.
Patent appeal. No. S27. Thomas agt.
kruh; on motion OF Mr.. c. H. Keel on
6ehalf OF counsel. appellant allowed until
december IA and appellee until January
to file briefs.
Patent appeal No. so6. Kruh agt.
THOMAS: on motion of Mr.. C. H. Keel.
on behalf of counsel. appellees allowed
until January to file brief.
Patent appeal. No. S16 Kelley agt.
Dempster; on motion OF Mr.. c. H Keel
on behalf Of counsel, appellant allowed
until December Ii and appellee until jan
uary to file briefs.
Patent appeal. No. 796. Flechtner agt.
Ferguson; ON motion of Mr.. c. H. Keel.
On behalf of counsel. appellant allowed
until December IA and appellee until JAM
uary to file briefs
Patent appeal. No. 724. In re applica-
t1on of Belle T.. F'renco: on motion ap-
pellant allowed to file supplemental brief
argument commenced by Mr.. j. r. Edison
for appellant and concluded by Mr. r. F.
Whitehead for commissioner Of patents.
Patent appeal No. 752. Browne agt
Dyson ct al; argument commenced by
Mr.. Charles Neave for appellant. con-
tinued by Mr.. Thomas II. Ferguson and
Mr. Melville Church for appellee. and
|pellant.
Murphy agt. Capital Traction Com
pany; motion to docket and dismiss
submitted by Mr.. r.. Ross Perry In
support of motion and by Mr.. j. ,Altheus
Johnson In opposition.
Evening star., 1912-11-11
Building Permits.

The following building permits were is
sued today:
To j. i. Kiefer. to build dwelling and
stable at 2630 18th street no. theast,
architect. y. r. Grimm; builders, Bur-
CESS & Parsons; estimated cost. So. 500.
To George Cutter. to build two DWELL
ings and garage on Broad Branch road
between Both and 31st streets northwest:
architects. A. b. Mullett & Co.; builder.
L. L. Wagne-; estimated cost, s21. 600
To Maddox Galley. 10 repair office build
ing at 80 Indiana avenue northwest: esti-
mated cost. 500.
TO J. w. Bogley. 10 repair store and
dwelling at I325 Wisconsin avenue: esti-
mated cost, Sl1J-
To y. q. Bliss. to repair hotel at 1st
and 3 streets northwest; estimated cost,
$1,000
To r. P. Bicknell. to repair dwelling at
26is Connecticut avenue; estimated cost
S1.2T5. -
To estate of NJ. v. Dougal, to repair
dwelling at 1859 r street northwest; esti-
<nated cost, $780,
Evening star., 1912-11-11
The World of Finance and Trade
Washington; New York; London.
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

There was some trading in the traction
stocks at the meeting today Of the stock
exchange. While the volume was slight
the figures were on a somewhat higher
level
A twenty -five-share lot of Washington
Railway common sold for 50. which is
an eighth of point better than the last
recorded sale. The bid remained at that
level.
A number Of odd lots of the preferred
stock sold on range of from ss1s to 81
The bid for quotation lot was SoH, with
SSA the asking price.
The bid for odd lots of Capital Traction
stock was renewed at l23, while the
stock was offered at the same figure.
The bid at 1o2 was not changed.
Five twenty-five-share lots Of Washing
ton Gas stock sold at 81. and then the bid
stock was still offered at 81 for part of
one hundred shares.
A point was added to the bid for the
common stock of the Graphophone Com
pany, making 1t SO. The asking price re-
manned unchanged at 56.
a ten-share lot Of the stock of the
United States Trust Company was sold
for 40 and the bid was III, with the ask
ing price at $50.
Nearly four billion and half of dollars.
according to a statement prepared in the
Office of the controller of the currency,
were deposited in the savings banks Of
the country in June las, an increase as
compared with last year of $.3S. 2234 924
The number Of depositors increased by
215.657 and the number of banks by SO.
In the District where saving deposits
are made In national banks, trust COM
panies and building associations as well
as In savings banks, the figures given do
not represent the entire savings account.
as they refer exclusively to savings
banks. The figures for deposits in saw
ings banks In the District give total of
Ss.911 .16O in June. 1872 the number of
depos;tors as til. 165 and the number Of
savings banks as twelve. Owing to the
change made during the year by incor-
porating several Of the savings banks
with institutions not exclusively savings
banks, decrease as compared with last
year is shown in the number of such
banks as We'll as in the amount of de-
posits.
It is probable combined statement of
all the saving deposits in the District
would not show a decrease in the total
as compared with that of last year.
Evening star., 1912-11-11
Court of Claims.

Present: The Chief Justice, Judge
Charles B. Howry, Judge Fenton w.
Booth, Judge Samuel S. Barney and
Judge George w. Atkinson.
The following announcements were
made:
Opinions: United Engineering and
Contracting Company: former findings
and opinion withdrawn and modified
findings and opinion by Peelle. Ch. j.,
this day filed nunc pro tune.
Laidlaw-Dunn-Go Gordon Company: for
mer findings and opinion Withdrawn and
new findings and modified opinion by
Peelle. Ch. j., this day filed; judgment
In the sum of 5000.
General Jurisdictions: Solomon r,
Yeidy; Judgment for claimant on
auditors report in sum of $500.
Harry E. Crow; judgment for claimant
on auditors report In sum of $3120.
G. NJ Adee; judgment in the sum of
s21l.3O Minnie A.. Caine ct al, execu-
tors; conclusion of law dismissing petit
tion Joseph NJ. Helvie; conclusion of
law dismissing petition.
Conclusion Of law dismissing petition
Mary E. Lowell. widow; Richard B.
Fulks. Mary NJ Birdseye. widow: Mary
Wolfe, sister; Aaron L. Abbey. James
B. Jewett. Obediah NJ. Knapp.
c,a1msnt Indian de uo,s for
judgment. $205: Reuben Riley, Judg-
ment, $110: Sarah H. Reel. administra-
trix: Judgment, $2.110: j. C.. Cunning
ham, administrator; judgment, $3.50
Congressional: Findings Of fact and
conclusions in following: George p.
Morrow, heir, $615: Katherine B. Thorn
son. administrative, $1.612.33: John IL
Davis no amount: Peter Daniel, $500;
Bland Massie. $1,000; Charles J. Allen,
50 1924: Upton J. Hammond. 1865;
William Hough. administrator, $54.23;
Anthony Hartman. $2.70: Luther Hayes,
$66.16; Robert B. Henchan, $195.60:
John Hobensack. 1865: Irving Hol-
comb. $77.7S: Hosmer p. Holland, $3.50:
Margaret NJ. Maddox. widow. san;
Emma C.. Howard. heir, S1Iss;
Nathaniel M. Macrae, $13.19: Annette
w. Brackett, misunderstanding, $703.56:
Oak Park Trust and Savings Bank.
executor. $54.&i.
Orders. General jurisdiction: Bennie
w. Johnston ct al: order remanding
to general docket. Juliet j. Gaulden ct
al. order remanding to general docket.
Smith, Bell & Co.: defendants demurrer
sustained and petition dism. ssed. r. +.
Wyley ct al; defendants motion to dis
miss allowed. George e. Wagner: or
der dismissing petition. Savage Con-
struction Company; order oyerruling
defendants mo ion for new trial: judg-
ment as rendered to stand Callahan
Construction Company: defendants mo-
ton for q new trial overruled. Will
liam Frye White, receiver; order re-
mauding to trial calendar for oral
Evening star., 1912-11-11
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. November 11.-Wheat prices
tumbled today as result of the more
peaceable outlook in Europe, and because
of large world shipments. There were
also fine prospects for the Argentine
harvest, as wei as signs of rapid in
crease of supplies at primary terminals
IN this country. Buyers In the pit were
scarce. The opening was - to 1a11s
down. December started at So to s9A. a
loss Of y to Is. and fell to SS5saSSA.
Fine weather weakened corn. Decem-
Der opened u to "a lower. at 49ss to 49N
but rallied to 49Aa49s.
Oats dragged downward with other
grain December started AaH off, at
3lL, and reacted to 31&a31Ia.
Commission house buying steadied pro-
visions First sales varied from 2.a de-
cline to like advance, with January
1885 for pork, 1O.371s to 1910 for lard
and 8 921s for ribs.
Evening star., 1912-11-11
LONDON STOCKS.

LONDON. November 11.-Money was
dearer and discount rates were arm to-
day. The Bank of England secured most
Of the $3.75O.OOO South African gold Of
fered In the open market.
The uncertainties Of the European situ-
alton and the commencement Of the set
tlement in the mining section restricted
business on the stock exchange. Really
ing prior to the general carry-over caused
weakness and shipping shares and
Brazilian and home rails, Russian and
Servian bonds were easy and copper
shares were offered on bearish American
statistics. Consols were steady.
American securities opened quiet and
unchanged and later in the forenoon adj
vanced on light covering. During the
rest Of the session the market fluctuated
irregularly and closed undecided.
Evening star., 1912-11-11
WEATHER..
Fair and Warmer Temperature To-
night; Tuesday Fair.

For the District of Columbia. fair,
warmer tonight. Tuesday fair: moderate
south and southwest winds.
Pressure is generally low in the up
per lake region and over the western
naf OF the country, except in the mid
die plateau and California, but there
was no precipitation of consequence
east of the Rocky mountains, except in
Montana and Wyoming. The high pres
sure area over the southeast Is losing
strength. and there has been a general
and decided rise in temp .rature to early
autumn conditions, exceRt in New Eng
land, the northwest ara the extreme
west.
Local rains are probe BILE tonight or
ward. but over the remaining areas
east of the Mississippi river the weather
will be fair.
1t will be warmer tonight in the At
lantic and east gulf states. and colder
Tuesday in the upper la1se and western
The winds along the: New England
and middle Atlantic csasts will be
moderate south and southwest; on the
south Atlantic coast, moderate variable.
except northeast on the Florida coast;
On the east gulf coast, moderate east
to south.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at the
hours beginning at 2 pm. yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures, PM. 53;
pm. 10; II midnight, A.. today. am.
A: am, &c; II noon.. 64; . pm, 20.
N Maximum. Il, = 20 .at at 2 pm. faday; m nimum'
Temperature same date: last year-Max-
imum, 6S minimum, Al
Barometer-Yesterday 4 pm. 3O.19; s
p.m.. 3O.17; II midnight. 1910; today,
a m. 30.07; am, BOIL; IL noon, 3o.O6;
. pm, 1904.
Condition OF the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
at s am: Great Falls-Temperature,
~; condition, 55. Dalec lrlia reservoir
Temperature, 52 conditi On at north con-
nection, so; condition at south connec-
tion, 20.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, 3:49 am. and 3:47
pm; high tide, 9:31 am. and 9:44 p m.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 4:25 am. and
4:34 pm; high tide s10:16 am. and
1923 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:3s am; sun sets
4:50 pm
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:39 am.
Moon sets 6:24 pm. to1ay.
The City Lights.
Public electric arc and electric incan-
descent lamps are lighted fifteen min
utes after sunset and extinguished
forty-fve minutes befo-e sunrise; pub
ic gas lamps lighted tSenty minutes
after sunset and ext,Isuished forty
minutes before sunrise. Naphtha light
ing service has been discontinued.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star
HARPERS FERRY, w Va. November
11.-Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both very cloudy this ncrning.
Evening star., 1912-11-11
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. November 11.-Cotton-
spot. good business done: prices, points
higher: American midd ing fafr, I.SS;
GOD midd ing, 10; middiing, $50: low
lniddIing. 6.I2: good ordinary, 626; ordi-
nary. SIS The sa es of the day were
10000 bales, o. which 1.0OO we for
.peculation and export, and included $500
american: receipts $1,000 bales, including
20 500 American Futures opened steady
and c osed firm. November. 6.711s: No
vember and December. $685.; December
and January, 663la; January and Feb
ruary. 6.62Ia: February and March. 662R
March and April, 6.62: Ap ii End May,
G.6lia; May and June, 6-81h: June and
July. 661; July and August, $50: August
and September, 6.52; September and Oc-
tober, 6.36: October ard November, 6.31.
Evening star., 1912-11-11
FIRE DESTROYS STABLE.
Eructure Was Property of the Dis
trict Government.

\ frame stable on the Daniels road.
Jock Greek Park. owned and occupied by
eIe District government, was destroyed
y fire about 11:30 O'Clock this morning.
There were no horses In the stable when
the fire was discovered and the building
was practically destroyed by the time
members. OF No. 20 engine company
reached the scene hTe origin of the first
could not be determined.