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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19
Ses STRIDES Gin6rn6s persa&iia.

gs aeIana aeitern ben geborSen
bon @Ienoale einen slird,enrdaber
binaiejt su MAIDEN. Ter Voli3eid,ci
pon 8Ienoale befano lid nnf einen.
aunbsans unb bsmtr.is sinen Wnnn,
ipelder aus ben ssenitern Der ct.
8abrieI Stride iprona. Ebne Iih
Innge All iiberIegen. ibritt Der goii.
5eifei siir 8erhaitina bes ManHes.
iino inne Der geamte cine armen.
biihie bel ihm Dor. melhe Der NanH
ans Der airfe aernlibt bate. Ter
0erhdftete, pcIher nnitdnbie aefIes.
bet ia, peuueiaerte irgcflo ireIdle
Austiinit iiber ieine 8crion au gebsa.
es pnroe Der Rolisci pon Gineinnaii
MitibeiIuns bssiisli6 Der gsrbdis
tlmg bes Haannes gemndn. ufso miro
.dneenommeH, nnb Der Pam init
allen aIrd)en Hinbriid3en In Der.
binbang sn britgcn lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19
sslm Sfreit Serless.

gem itdotiiden Soipitol puroc
geIierH Woreen Der q Sabre aIie
Oscar Sohnion. bon 92i @eit 8.
strabe nit elmer tiefeu Stnittfpnn.
be iiber bern redjien gliiae eingelie'
iert. sSobnion gab an. oaB er in be-
Cosmos g9irthihaft 30. IL W. 6.
Sirabe NIT einem ansebli6en Ho;i.
tifer in Sireii serathen lei, IN beiisn
Berlcui ibm Der Eolitifer elm 8lns
an oen aopf mari. Seia snareifsr
bate ibn aIsbonn ndh 0en 0Ift.
Sprisenbans gebrahi. uno Don
bort ieine lleberiiibrung Hiittelft Au.
to.gatroI mad bem ftdotiid,en Soipi'
.nl seiorat. lie ssoli5ei Diro oieis
AnaeIegenbeit unteriuhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19
Mattbdus ssYicnic.
Saiielbe fiHoet btntc in Saber'
itnmpis 8arteR ifaft.

lie epans. Prot. 9lattbaus 8e'
rneiube (paitor I'd. gertrum) bat urrs
faHmbe gorbereitungeH su ihrtm pie'
mic setroffsn, bos Samitdg. 10. Guilt
In Soberitunpis @arten auf grtee
fia headnsen fperoen fcil. Gdmmi'
lifN Oersine Der 8emeinoe betkilisen
lid, burou unb Der 1rausrpsreiH, fpel'
der bic 2cituns Der aiids iibsrnom'
men BAT trirb bic Gafte NIT aafftt
unb auhen unb sinsm feinen Abenbs
siTen bepirtbn. Die Sonntdsfnuler
tperben iit, in gesleituns ibrer aebrsr
btreitg 8ormittdgs H1h oem 5eftplas
begsben. yir sit stinoer rsr6er allsrs
Tel Epiels arranairt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19
@erid,t ioil entid,eioea.

Tie Cincinnati Gee Teliperp Go.
niII nit Der Stnbt be3iielif ihrer
sSorberungen fir bic 9enusane Der
anlngen Der Beiellihoft ourh bic
Stobt mdbreno hes fiirslihen Gis.
iireifs uifi obrehnen. lie @cieII.
ifnii bat geitern In bieIem Sinne
Serrn Gun wenIIon, Der TIM 9nnien
Ser Etaof ben getrieb Ieiiete, bennd,
rid)tigt, oab bic abrehnung oeg
StaOf nitf nnerfannf iuerben piirDc,
fonoern oab Die BefeIlIfait Elm ae'
ridflihes Nerfubren cinleiten mir
|be, Inn bic RedannnesIesung I'M We'
|rihf berbei3ufiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19

ltnicr glsent in Sainilton 1T
Scrr GomarS grud, 449 Shs Sanfte
Strasc. Sea Sci. 476 g., Some
9bpne 1881 u.
- Sobn Siptad, fpsI6sr Fir ben
gautontrattor georae 2ingIer ar
beitete, itirsts ssftsrn @ormittag beim
abbrudl zines 9aufes ourh strs
5reppen0ffnung i'm 3petteu Stot uno
fiel auf einsn Saufen 3dtten uno
8retter. gr trus innsrIite Der
lssunaen bapon uno perrenfte ii6 oas
Riidarat. Der 8srunsIiidtt purbe
nab ieiner Wobnung 30. A South
4penue gebraht.
- Rome geetsr, rpeltsr bei Der
6amiItpu 2umber Go. an Der gentra!
gtpenue arbeitet, brad i'm 6oI3hof Don
cer 6ise uberDGItigt beiiunungslos
;uIammen unb btieb cine Stunbe lang
betuubtlos. gr purbe na6 'eintr
Uobnung on Der wiuiams apenue
qcbra6t unb bsfinoet iia uuf BEN
Dsgs Der gsTsrung.
- lem III 5eepers tpurbs Elm:
Sub uuo Elm aalb BON Der Detoe gss
ftohIen.
- 5obn Gtarlss 5uth itarb geitsrr
Moraen in isinsr Wohuuns go. 139
Oft Toreft Qpeuue I'm alter uou 39
3abren. Gr binterldbt bic Gattir
uno 4 Sinosr.
- 5rou Wartba 9. gIart itart
boraeitern absno plOslia in ibrel
Bobnung Ro. 1127 5obu Strabs ar
siHem Ser3lsiben TIM aIer BON sc
Sdbren. Gle bintsrIdbt pier Giuesr
- qnna Sophie gpptsr, Die 5pft
ter Der Ditttps Sophie gppler Dor
Mpnroe itarb an Der aus3shrune IN
Gltsr BON 26 Sabrsr.
- 5rau Surptins ipuros bon sineu
Gnaben. ipsl6sr in ibrer Mobnun!
No. 8o4 Siio 9. Strubs pOrfprn6
um 2umpen gu fdufen, um ihr portei
mcnnois NIT $15 SubaIt bsitohlsn
Die 9oligei iasts benz iusenbIt6er
Tieb bic gsuts ptsber ab.
- 5eiratbsi6sins. Jrant Run
nina, 81, Cincinnati, Grobi6mieb
uno 2eona 8ils. 81, angsbii6 Dol
bier; Gam greper, Is, unb atui
Burton, %, bsibe Don WfiooletcDH
griee granbenurs, p, uno 5atti
marie 5reelano, 20, beibe bon Or
fcro; @altec 9untsrIs, 80. BON Gl.ps
LAMB, unb Warp GeOnsp. SO. Samil
ton.
- Die Stabt leib.t Ipieher on Gis
roth, neil bic gisntoihine Der Gin
cinnati 8rspins 60. suidmmenbrah.
- Dtnnifreo Ring bot 5ohn U
aina auf S6sibung uno alimsni
perfioat. neil er iis anes6iid mibhan
bette. 1as paar heiratbete am "a
5eptem6er 1905 Hnb trennis fi6 fsi
Der 3sit mehrmals.
- Der Stdots 4ubiior u. z
gonoRp itidte rier gbeds an bidie
Re6tsantpdIts, pelhe seIterr anlanp
ten: SO. s. Sbepberb $2813.40; Oil
fen &c Sdints, $115090; Sbotts 1
Tsi[litin, $1198.50; Robert z
Boobruff $52.10. Gs III 3uriid.rftai
teie 8otpit,usr unb fir 8oIde Birts
! tefiimmt, rpelhe ipdbrsno Der Wil
tdrperpaltuns ibrs 2otais fdIisb.
/ mubten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19
3nidaie seihoHra.

Ter sseger Sohn 1udcr befono
iif aeitern gtahiitiitaa aai Dem lad
ieines SnnIes, go. G20 gaebb AIlep.
oa CT gEallbte. bon bort ein Gerdnih
su b6ren, ipelbes bon Ginbrehern
berriibrte. pl0slidD ertonte sin
s6ssb, uHb muroe Ii,der ourh cine
auacI In ben rehten ghenfel Der.
Iett Ter Derriinoete fnnb i'm ftab.
tiihen 1ojpitnI Mifnabme. uno IN
Der None bee Shiisen Der goIisei
betonnk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19

Der ees Worbes bxfhuloigte 4Hs
nal. Gtcree Tlunop bate geisern iptes
Der ein tur3.s 0erbOr Dor oem polsei'
ridter su b<ftebsn uno tDaros ohns
3ulaHung bon BiirgI9ofi ben 0robs
osihporenen l6ertpieien. gDe erfns
nerlih trfhtB WunoD Dor einigengDos
den feline 5tdu qeDna in b<m ao1ts
aauie on Der 6. Strabs. Der Be
fauleisis psiesrte ii4, irs<Ho ipslte
Ausfagtn 3a MAIDEN.
Gin rober gurite itano ssitsrn IN
Der qsrjon oes Jdmes TlonGhan DOR
Dem poIi3eirihter uno Duroe 5u 30
2aesn art<itshaus ptrnrtbeilt WRos
na5an III bei4uIoist, iein. Wsuiisr gss
ihlossH su boten. Jerner lou tr aus
sinem 9rogusngsi6dft mtbrtre ouT
oem gsr,anfstilh ausssiielt. Ge9ens
ftdnoe entpenoet baben. Der Be
Iauloiete btirat Die apotbeie uRo bat
bic dnrpsIsnbs Dertdufsrin, ihm Elm
Wiitsi gum Ginrtibsn ieinss ironten
ggubsg su ifenten. aIs iido bic gers
tdufsrin umbrehie. raffteTscnaban bic
geoenIi1nos, bic Dor ibHs ldgsH. aus
idu,men unp srartFf bic Jluht. Der
gurIht purbe an Der eIart uno Gut
ter StrGbs trsrifsn.
Cine ssre6.e Sirafe tuuroe ssii,rn
eem Girobenrdubsr Daniel aaIlp bon
| gumminspilIs suthkii. GaIlp batis iih
ipsaen Girabsnrdubes su Deranis
por.en, Da s bei4ulbigt mar. an
Der Trtman alpe. siHem andben sin
goriemonnaie NIT 81 5nhult entriHen
su baben. Gain. pelt)sr bon sinen
po!isiften srsriFfsn tpurpe. geiianb per
SbatteItanc Elm uHo puroe 3u cine,
geloftrofe BON $50 nebft aoiieH. To-
tph 80 aagsn arbsitsbaus perurtbeilt
| 2issis unb Snmss G'9eefs itdnoer
aeIiern nit spei anosrsn sbnfdui
iaabia uno Idmubis ssiIeioetsn Be
IiUnloigten Dor BEN goliSeirihier, I'm
lid, duf bic 4Htlaee bes Sxrumlun'
germs su p4r1n.p0rten. 4uf 8efruger
| bes Ridtsrs srsl1rte ai5sis. bob iis asr
rabe erTt ibrsn liebxn Sames gebeira
ibst bots. RiLJtsr 5rits sridnnte. bal
ben asutsn cine eriinoIide Heiniguni
Inothsbu< ur', Ltrurtbeilts jeoeH De-
ansstlagisn ,u elmer Gtloftrafe 20,
$40 unb Rotten.
Den Wros1e htporenen tpuro<H ne
cen eroboitsl... 10 Gbdrles. dltai
soasp@ 6par, unb Wiliam Ule
. aouablin, ein Gnonf.elIn,r. iibsrpis
fen. re 1 l..hdFtsien iinb bss Dies
. .iebls sines Diamantrinses I'm Dsrth
bon S150 befh.i- -.
!. ilnr.rLDffi icmmt oft. ebenf- uH
rbofft fam q Nm StaIieHu 0iu
. kpps sdp0sn, ipeIfxr al Donnsrf.al
tpegsn usbsrtrstung bes Jsbnits %,
follii nint b<gthren Dsinss nGhiis
Wsib ufip. pernrtbiit purot, iit es
fern nOhmnis Dor hem poltseirihts
psranimortsn mubie. &c Fitlite fie
namn., bsraas. BIB iein antldas
9iactano -np beftn Satin ioiebsrhol
Ipsrariige GifsrfnHtEiasnen arrdnsil
. battsn, um Gslbsr pnn ibren Opfer
: su srpreFtn. Der poliasiriHler bati
) G6nbia IN $50 unb aoiien unb brsI
!. .lbip 1ngs 4rbeiisbaus perurtbsil
Dsitsrn 1nberts Der Rihter bas II,
3 ibsiI, itsDsm q bic geIoftraf. ftri9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19

Tas Gpisl sDii6tn Gbitaeo uno
Bottom mubts rpsesu RtstH ausfatLin.
5suts Rahmit.as eriiiss SpieI Der
Gsrie sfpilheu .Rsos" uao ~audssrs
in phlabelpbio.
0duptiina 9intsr bat S6leuberer
Gsnten t~Rute). Der am lssisn
3isnisug gu isiusr onesbIid CD er'
trontten Shfpeiier in Ipro faroIina
ohne Gr!aubnib bon Rem Dort nb'
reifie, nm 500 bsftroft unb auf IN.
beitimmte 3sit (ohN Suldr) BON
gienFie iusp,nbirt. Cine 5rabinns
frdae Tn 8entcns 6eim brnctie ss'
Fern be antnort. bab iih bic GfRrt.
fier Bel better @eInnokit bsfinbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19

Jm Gben parf ipirb am Sonnias
gohmittas bic 5Obn Weberid< aapsa.
unftr ber 2eitung bon aap<llmsiifsr
6erm1nn 9slfitot oas folsenot inters
eifonis prOsramm sur Dur4fiibruns
bringsn:
Warih. .DoIotaires- -. Wsird
Cupertiirs su -9enebis In WitH@
Sporn
pofpourri aus ,.1k Sprins Wcigb1
Asinbarbt
qortpourri aus ~WigHcn' !. Thomas
~banbs atrob Toe Sta i. :. 1obari
6ornetiolo (dusgsirdblt) =. :.
6srmdnn 8eTitebt.
golta, '1omonr gallant :. dGhrbah
eitber.p potpcurri Berlin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19

Seine giirsThaft ipurbs nuF $1,000
feitaeiebt. bte seleiitet tpurbe.
Sn Tolse zines fhoobuften al'
Minis entitonb i'm 0aufe Der 5rau
&rebs, go. 1895 German GtraBe. ein
sSeiler, ods einen S6aben BON $40
peruriudte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19

Saoer giireer iolte feline Mnaeie.
aenbeiten oerortig re1eIn, oob er am
30. Gull bier iein uno ieine siimnls
bel bcs GSsibrie.s- -@abI abGeben fam
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19
2ofal /. 8eridt.
gei einem 3aiammfRituf idb'utr Der
lsefe.

ifkfe.
Bert 5stb bon SO. 511 auolDw
Strabs fpurDs geitsrn abenb bel einem
autDmobilsllnfdu, iDsiter fih an Der
4. unD Dalnut Gtrdbe ereienets,
fhper Derlest. DOS Don ibm perf0ns
li9 selsntte 4utomobil iollibirte NIT
sinem Mnsgon Der gslIspus Danton
Gar, poburd atfb auf bic Strabe
sefhleuDert ipurbs. Ter 9erungladte
fpurbe eilenbs nnh benz itdbtif6en 6os
fpitdl gebruht, fpoftlbft bic aersts
fhners innere. UerieBungsn feftitent.n.
4ls fi9 Der infoa 5utrus, mar bic
Gtrdbs mt Utsnfden bis au: Jois
iunastraft ungefiilt.
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Mms bem ppli5eigeridjt. It.

Georse Munhn. unter Woroansldge
ben grobssf6norenen iibertDieisn.
Ropsr Burfdx itrers bsftruft.--
Gtrabenrduber srbisIt 30 9aes uno
$50 GeIeitrdfe. Degsn Disbs
Siabls ben Grobeidpcrenen iibsr'
piein. r. 5erobgefestss llrtbeil.
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iraueusgtreiH Der eb. prpt. ct. Jpbannees
8smeinbe ron Reppprt,

Iie W9itaIieber oiefes gereius ano biermii
erfndi fh bente Sanitae. RaHmittngS ulI
G.: SebunueSssttrebe einBnftnben nm Der ner'
fterbenen Sdmeiier Carrie agRolo Die iette
9bre 5u erpetfeH.
Srau 9 at tberine g2alenfeIo, RIdi.
ISran 6 tna y m m GefI l9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19
Saie.NaH.
Gefriser Sieg etr .Rsos4
aber bic .Qu6fer".

Sn bem seitristn sreitsu Spi,is
Der Ssris spif6en .Rsbs4 unb
.ludters~ In pbilabeIpbi1 fungiriea
Shleubsrer gropn unb Sanger
aling uIs gatttris fir Cincinnati ees
gegen Chalmers refp. 5otplep fir ote
Gegner. Sm 8. 8ange purbe 0ie
pbinbeIpbicsr 8atterie eur6 Wleper
uno Riuifsr obstl0ii. pdbrenb bic
unieriee bis gum Gnbe bes Spieles
ouf ihrem poiten perblieb. Die Rtbs
madten 9 Ereffer eeeeH 8 uHb l
s5sbkr e.gsn 2. sinfsr uRo Bling Das
rem unfere beitsn Snideer nit is 2
sreffern. Rarfang Ttabl 2 8disa
rno grph uno gei6<r js cine. Bis
gum 8. gdngt bate Sroipu Den 9egs
neru nur 2 5sffsr, abtr tsinsn Gouf
erlaubt, als bic 2sstersn ploslid 3
Sreffsr ton3euirirten, mas ihHtn 3
2dufs einbrahts unb ben Sieg IN
Qusiiat iteIlie. llnfsre Sunsens
hdtten inoeiien ben Muth caourh isis
nssptss r<rIoren unb iiferien burtb
10 5rsifSr 3 Deitsrs 2Gufe, udArenc
groipn oura isin iupsrbes Stlsuoern
bic Gudser nit Rieten hsimionets.
grorpn ianbte 4 2uftfdhler 5ur gdni
oeoen / bes GboImers uHe Deri6enf's
I2 SreipdFI. CUR /. gais segtn 3 ietnsr
Geaner. Spron uno RigIer parsn oIs
Gniensribter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19

5erbert g. 1igsloip Dtrios in Der
@srfammIune an Der court Ctr. unb
Central 4psHu< esftsrH a5ene cine
aiite Derjeniasn, ipslfe ;n btm GoHbs
fnr Giibrung Der Gbdrtersaompagnt
Der Wlunicipal Cnnkrfbip 2ign bsiees
Itsnsrt hoben. DIE Den UrdHslin 60.
,fHb bic WuF,tf G4ztsei tui4dst ne
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-19

llnicr aseut in Samilton lit
Scrr Gonaro gruf, AS Sas 5Hnftc
Strafc. Sel Sci. 476 g., Some
1hpne 1851 u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-16
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. September 16.-Cot-
ton futures opened steady at decline
of 3 to s points Cables were not quite
up TO expectations, and the weather map
indicated that very little rain had fallen
in Texas and Oklahoma over night. After
the call selling was stimulated by the
forecast. which predicted dry weather in
Texas and Oklahoma, except for showers
in the north portion Of the latter state.
Prices went nine points under yesterdays
close.
The market here met buying for long
account and q partial recovery followed.
prices standing at the end Of the first
under yesterdays last quotations.
Futures opened steady. September.
1890 asked; october, 12.M bid: December,
l2S.sa13.O0: January. 1893 asked; March,
l3.l0a13.l1; May. 1890 asked.
The market was quiet but steady
arotlhd the middle Of the morning. The
weekly weather reports at IL O'Clock
stimulated buying, as they were consid-
cred decidedly bullish, owing to their
mention Of excessive moisture over con-
siderable portion of the western belt and
unseasonably cold weather In parts Of
Texas and Oklahoma. Both bulls and
bears bought and the market gradually
worked higher, standing at noon four
70 five points over the final figures OF
yesterday.
Lack OF a spot demand and reports or
iabor troubles at Galveston served to
make buyers for long account cautious
and TO keep the market within moderate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-16
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Trading of considerably greater vol
urne than has been in evidence for
many weeks characterized the noon
meeting today of the Washington
Stock Exchange. The sales were
larger. both in number and in the ag-
gregate value OF securities transferred.
than has been the daily average in the
now alnlost-ended vacation season.
Only six issues were entered In the
sales record, and with the exception of
Capital Traction. which showed q slight
advance. the quotations in general
were unchanged.
At the opening Potomac Consolidated
5s attracted most attention, one $1,000
bond being traded at par, after whicn
four sales were made of total OF
$4,000 at 997s. The only other trans
action in the bond list involved s2oou
Washington Railway and Electric 49,
taken ut S21s.
Nine trades we're made III Capital
Traction stock, the first at 116Ss, follow
ed by series at 116k. and finally cou-
pie Of quotation lots at 116hs and 1l6. Al
together. there were nearly ooo shares
sold of Traction.
Several orders for Washington Gas
were filled on a range between 20 ana
SJts, the aggregate of stock transferred
being los shares
Two five-share lots of Mergenthaler
were taken at 215 and couple of small
sales of Washington Railway and Elec-
trio preferred were made at 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-16
Real Estate Transfers.

3 STREET NORTHEAST between ..n
and 10th streets-George w. Barkman
ct ux to Edwin a. Adj, lot SO. square
KALORAMA HE1GHTs-James H. Boden
to Samuel J. Henry. lot IL, block q;
RESERVOIR VIEW-William M. Gain,
trustee. to William A. Boss. lots / and
.. block I: 80.
BROOkLAND-Ellen |. Alden to Mary
j. Mckenzie. lot 4. block %: $40.
NO. "a l. STREET NORTHWE ST-Mary
A. Crowley to Martin J. Mcnamara
and Joseph T. Sherier. COMMITTEES OF
John Gleason, lot 1873, square 621: $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Harry Wardman ct al: to
William 3. and Leana P. McMullen'
lot 149, square 2S8S: SO.
NO. 1907 WISCONSIN AVENUE NORTH
WEST-Paul V. Mitchell ct al. trus-
tees, to W. Russell Lamar, part lot
1G, square 1911; $2.425.
A STREET NORTHEAST between loth
and 10th streets-Bates Warren ct al.
to Grafton D. p. Bailey, lots q, Is,
and "a, square 1869; $40.
NORTH COLUMBIA HE1GHTS-1rene
NJ. Grove to Maurice w. Johnson, lot
SO, block 1; $40.
NO 1854 9th STREET NORTHWEST
Aouilla F. Moulden ct ux. to Charles
". and Mary L. Burnham. lot GO,
square 1913: SO.
CHILLUM CASTLE HEIGHTS-Wash-
inston Land and Mortgage Company
to p. v. Firlie and T. c. StakeIn, lot
10. square 1888: 81. 200.
FIRST STREET SOUTHWEST between
L. and V streets-William T.. Norton ct
ux. to Robert w. Sears and Daniel
W. Sears, part lot l. square gil; $40.
DOBBINS' Auditorium II. More
land to Edgar w. and Bessie S. Boot
man, lot 6s. block 20; SO.
METROPOLIS V1EW-William 3. Tur-
pin. trustee. to Harry L. Light, part
lots q. 30 and 81: $4,000.
No. 43O p STREET NORTHWESTERN
tai Realty Company to Lacy A. Brown
and Emmitt c. Dickinson. lot G..
square 511: So
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Jacob
S. Gruyer ct Tx. to James M. and
Irene NJ. Grove. lot 81, block 1: $40.
GARFIELD-Brainard H. Warner ct Tx.
to Cecilia A. Cannon, lot 14s: SO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-James Morrison to
Charles s. Easterling. lot q. block
%; so.
r STREET NORTHWEST between Goth
and 3Oth streets-Rebecca Alexander
To Sarah L. Alexander, Louise r. Hay
ward, Eva r. Bouic and Katherine r.
Weisiger. part square 1888; 81.
NO. ga NORTH CAPITOL STREET
NORTHWEST-Mary E. Harlow ct al.
to the Coca-Cola Company, part lot 81,
square 62J So
NO. ZOE 10TH STREET SOUTHEAST
John L. Webster ct ux. to Amanda
Collinsgru, lot %. square $50: so.
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WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT

Quotations given below are for large
cts sobber-' prices a-e higher.
Strictly fresh Virginia. 21aoe:
nearby o:,a.G: West Virginia AMI south
west Virginia, Has.
BUTTER-Elgin, fancy, per H., ::,ia
western firsts, 33laa3fi. seconds, :li.a
32E.
cHEESE-New York state factory. new.
16tsa1..
POULTRY-Hens, per ID, l6a1I; rooS-
ters, per h., 10a11; turkeys. 2fa22: chick
ems. per ID. 2oa21: ducks. per H., 11ai3
DRESSED POULTRi-Hens. choice.
per h., 1salo: turkeys. per To-, "A; ducks.
14a16; chickens, 22a23.
Gl ZEN FRUITS-Apples, box. s0a100.
bbl., 1.OOa45O; oranges. California, box
6OOa7 90; lemons, per box, 5.o5a5.50; pine
apples, per crate, 2.OOa3OO: peaches, per
crate, 1.5oa2.25; cantaloupes. per crate,
oOoa275 grapes. New York state, per 4
III. basket, Delaware, lGalS; Niagara, 16a
IS; Concords, l5aiS; pears. per box, 1.o5a
l5o; plums, per basket, 2oaJo.
HAY AND STRA W-Iiay. western. No
1. 17JOals.OO; No. =, i6G0a16.JO: mixed
1850; machine thrash. 9.oOa 1000; straw.
wheat, per ton. 6.V0a6.50: straw. oat. per
ton, 6.5Oa1.Oo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new. per bb..
. o5a2.50, sweet, new. per Dbl, 1.25ai 10;
vans. per bbl.. 1.aoal.5o, onions, per
200; lettuce, per basket, iVal.s5; string
beans. per bill, l.opal.50; beets. per
100 punches. i.oOa3OU: tomatoes, per
crate. 25aGo; celery. per dozen, 3oaO;
peppers, 80 per crate; white squash, ia
10 per crate; lima beans, per ct, ioa2O;
cucumbers, per basket, 1.00a1.50: carrots,
25a4O doz. punches; okra. per crate, 5oa
LBS; corn, per doZ., 10a15.
LIVE STOCK-Sheep. per H.. Sai:
lambs, per H., I12aSla; calves, L.; me
dunn per h.. 10a11.
Wool AND HIDES-Wool. washed.
free of burrs, per It., 2ia2e; wool. UNI
washed. per h.. 81: hides. dry. per H..
lGa1S; salt green, per H., IA; salt hides.
dry, per h.. ls; calfskins. green. each.
l.25a1.T5.
GRAIN-Wheat, per bu.. 75aS: corn.
ehelled, per bu., Sass; ear. bbl., 4.20a
425; oats, western white, per bu., 40a51;
mixed, per bu.. 47a4S.
SEEDS-Clover, red. 11.0Oa12.00: clover,
alsike, IL 2Ja12.O0; timothy, 2.45a2 Is: blue
grass, 16Oa2 90; orchard grass, 1.65a2. 90:
crimson clover. 40
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THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY CoURT-Justice Stafford.
Bayles agt. Bayles; proof ordered taken
before n Carroll Downs. examiner:
plaintiffs attorneys. Leckie, Cox &
Calvert, jr.
Lewis agt Lewis: proof ordered taken
before w. II. Shirley. examiner: plain
tiff's attorneys. W. e. Ambrose. J.. a.
Bloch and j. II. Croxdale: defendants at
torneys, l.. G. Grossman and ). Y. Hay
den.
Cassidy agt Gettysburg Battle Picture
Association: time to file transcript ex-
tended to October s.: plaintiffs attorneys.
Leckie, Cox & kratz: defendant attor'
neys, w. J. Neale and J. n. England.
In re lunacy of Charles Ireland: ac-
count Of committee referred to auditor;
attorney. Frederick A. Fenning.
In re lunacy Of Thomas Leonard; COM
mittee authorized to pay maintenance of
wards wife: attorney. Frederick A. Fen
ming.
plaintiffs attorney, George Francis Will
Hams.
Bauer agt. Bauer: hearing on rule con-
tinued to September %: plaintiffs attor-
ney. T. NJ. Baker; DEFENDANTS attorney.
A. d. Smith,
CIRCUIT COUKT-Jusuce Stafford
virnstein agt. d. c. Commissioners:
rule returnable September a; petitioners
attorney, III. /. uinn.
BANKRUPTCY CouRT-Justice
Stafford.
In re Oswald E. Camp. trustees fee
ordered. paid.
CRIMINAL COURT-Justice Stafford
United States agt. Frederick b. Reany:
larceny; bail fixed at $1,000: recogni-
zance taken with w w. Stewart surety.
PROBATE COCRT-Justice Stafford.
Estate of Lou NJ Tomlin: petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, 3. f. Hin
ton.
Estate Of Rachel V. Osmun: petition for
probate of will filed; attorneys. Wilson d
Barksdale.
In re May H. Cleary: rule as to allow
ance issued; attorney. E. L. Giles.
In re- Armstead l.. Bradford: order APP
pointing Ben B. Bradford guardian; at
torney. Charles Poe
Estate OF Mary w. Thicker: wills dated
January Is, 1905 and January 20, 1912,
filed.
Estate of Henry Il. Brown; will dated
May 6, 1870 filed, with codicils of October
2. 1912, and April 8. 1913.
Estate of Benjamin F. Trenis: petition
for probate of will filed; attorney, G. +.
Hamilton.
Estate of NJ. Dabney Howard: petition
for letters Of administration flied; attor-
ney, A. w. Gray.
Estate of Homer n. Lockwood; will adj
mitted to probate and letters testament
ary granted to Thomas w. Lockwood and
American Security and Trust Company;
bond $4,000; attorney, A. B. Leet
Estate of George T. Stewart; petition for
letters of administration filed; attorney,
Oscar Nauck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-16
HEADS GREAT LABOR TRUST"
Charge Preferred Against Samuel
Gompers by English Leader.

CHICAGO. September 16.-Fifty dele
gates declaring they represented vast
army Of unskilled workmen yesterday
attended the opening OF the annual
convention Of the Industrial Workers
Of the World here. The delegates lis
tened to Tom Mann. English labor
leader, criticise Samuel Gompers, pres
ident of the American Federation OF
Labor.
"Gompers is a pure reactionary." he
said. land has got far away from
sympathetic understanding with the
needs Of the great army OF borne down,
unskilled laborers.
HE virtually Is at the head OF the
American labor trust. Instead OF well
coming into its membership all who
need the benefits Of organization the
labor trust draws a sharp line. ex-
Guiding the unskilled.
If the aims of any right movement
for the ultimate emancipation OF the
workingman are to be considered all
workers skilled and unskilled must be
welcomed"