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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Skip's Morning Smile

Griffith breaks camp ut Charloites-
vI!les to-day ana will arrive here early
tomorrow morning for the FIRST game
With The Nircinians. The Senators
have started dropping recruits and il
Viii nc a l!ghtcncd squad thai is
brought here. The advance seat sale
indicates that large crowd Will see
the curtain raiser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

Richmond College has postponed its
!!ntsrc!aSs track meet. Those liking
Inc running game. however. can be ar-
commGdat.d ~ tn" iive-,nile modifi.d
marathon 10 hc 'lIn tomorrow after
noon under the auspices Of the church
~ M Athletic CLUB. Tho race starts and
finishes At chlmbora2p Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

apolis Fcdcrals saws ,hat I2n,,, I-,c,
nc former Hartford outGeldc~. cnst
n" Clnh carfare amounting TO SO
Now ne SAYS hauffs services cannot io
secured 10" anything under $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

The new signs read NIX on the
baseball talk This place is neutral.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23
BRIDGE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the unders's
County Judge OF Sharp County ArGan'S "
receive pealed bids for repairing the bridset@
Spring river at williford, Arkansas, at hVn'
office at Hardy. until April %, 1915, at tEo'@A'
All the flooring now on the bridge IVY
moved and the wood eye beams Vol rem''" =
replaced with steel eye beams Ihiryh "
on the South side and forty foot On the Nau~
approches TO be torn out and replaced WIN '
eye beams. and approaches made en'H'u y
and contractor TO build piers Of cOnere"a'I
and approaches and entire bridge N00I~ ="
oak lumber sx6 inches, two steel ehanMp v.
tend across entire approaches and bfnl'%
eidea with two runs Of steel rails on Wv
with two runs Of steel rails on each 'a'
the approaches and entire bridge ,uls ir
tract to be awarded the lowest responsive
who will be required to give bond with .~
sunielent security for the performance %~
tract, Work TO begin May Goth and e 0s' ,'l
by July lat, 1915, All the material to@ ,I "a
ed on the ground, except the steel N%
contractor will be required TO deliver w
depot at williford 10 the bridge site :.
w, I. Horn, County 'vo''
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23
To Whom Il Nav Concern. NJ

To Whom 1t May Concern: My
mill will grind next Saturday, but
after that | will grind only every
two weeks. T. E. Pickens.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Wilson returned
to their home at Williford Thursday,
after having spent several days with
Evening Shade relatives an d
friends.
CHICKENS CHICKENS! W G
are prepared to handle all the
chickens you will bring to US at the
highest market prices. Edwards
Nero. Go.
Our Store has received a big lot
I'of John Deere mowers and rakes.
Prices reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed. Weaver Dowdy Co.,
Batesville
Jasper Hutchison Of Morgan
township was in Evening Shade the
first part of the week en- route to
Melbourne. He will be engaged in
tick eradication work in lizard coun-
ty again this year.
| H. V. Underwood, an old and
much respected citizen Of Davidson
township, was attending to some
business at the court house Monday
While in town he made the Record
office pleasant visit,
Walter Metcalf, cashier Of the
Bank of Evening Shade, has been
doing some hard-down farming on
his place near town during the past
week They tell on him that he
makes good, full hand.
Former Clerk Jas NJ. Simpson
Of Cave City spent two or three
days In Evening Shade this week
beine called here as witness in the
investigation Of the books of Former
Treasurer John W, Thompson,
Paul, the little four.year-old son
Of Mr. and Mrs, A, b Arm of Sid.
ney died Wednesday night from an
attack Of congestion, The parents
have the sympathy of very many
friends In their sad bereavement.
Judge Allen Gay, who acted as
special Judge In county court here
this week by appointment Of the
governor looked as natural as an
old shoe on the bench, NOtwith.
standing this fact the Judge de.
clares he is not In politics any
more
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23

In the county court this week
C. P Bray of Maxville was appoint
ed school director in district No. %
to fill a vacancy. George Lenaer
was appointed as director in district
No. SO, just south of Ash Flat, to fill
a vacancy.
On Wednesday County Judge
Horn named a new Confederate
pension board for Sharp county.
The new board is composed of
w. C. Shaver Of Evening Shade,
w. c. Bowers Of Scott township
and ?. G. Kinks Of johnson township,
F. F. Weaver of the Sidney Sec
ton delivered sermon at the
Methodist church last Sunday night,
Mr.. Weaver entered the ministry
only a few weeks ago He is a
forceful speaker, and his friends pre-
dict that he will succeed in his
chosen work
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23
Local News

There Is but one more week OF
public school.
J. P. Eason Of Emery, the coun-
ty's popular surveyor. was in Even.
ing Shade Monday.
A fine rain fell Tuesday night,
much to the delight of the farmers
and everybody else.
Our Store has a big lot OF grain
cradles. Prices reasonable. Weaver
Dowdy Co. Batesville.
| have Indian Runner Duck Eggs
for sale at so cents per dozen Ed
Wasson, Evening Shade
WANTED-We want to buy your
chickens and will pay highest mark
ct prices. Edwards Nero. Co.
Miss Mae Ellis entertained quite q
number Of her young friends one
night the latter part Of last week.
W. G. Snow went to Williford one
day this week to look after his bust.
ness interests there for a few days.
Our Store wants your eggs, chick.
ems and wool Don't sell until you
get our prices. Weaver Dowdy Co.,
Batesville.
Ed Grady is able to be out ir
town again, He was kept at home
for several days by an attack Of re-
mittent fever,
+, Woodbridge and jeff Lanan
two good citizens OF Maxville, were
transacting some business In Even
Ing Shade Friday
DR., and Mrs, Z, NJ, Gray returned
the first part Of the week from
Hickory Valley, where they spent d
few days with relatives
Jasper Mcleod, one Of the Rec.
ord's good friends at Reeds Creek
was attending to some business at
the court house Monday.
The Masons held q meeting Fri.
day night at which j, l.. Atkinson
and S, r Barnett were given start
on the road in that order,
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23
Dave Kings Doubling Thomas

Atty, D., L. King left for his
home at Williford Wednesday, after
having looked after business in coun-
ty court here for couple Of days
His friends here expressed their
doubt about his ever reaching his
destination behind that forlorn-look-
ing mule, which he had pulling a
single buggy Mr., King explained
to great many that his mule is
called Doubling Thomas, because of
the fact that it Is always doubtful
about bis starting and equally as
doubtful about his stopping if he
ever does take notion to be on
his way.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23
Horton Gets Brids, Contract

Rev. A. E, Horton of Cave City
has secured the contract to put
in the piers and abutments for the
new bridge across Piney just north
of this place and will begin the
work next week. The pier on the
west bank will be constructed Of
concrete, but on the. east bank Of
the stream the bridge will have a
pier provided by nature, but little
work being required to make a
large rock On that side answer the
purpose handsomely and substan.
TALLY,
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23
TRUSTEES SALE

Notice Ia hereby given that ~ pn'
certain deed Of trust 10 secure INV w.
promissory note In saId deed Of fu'a 0.'.,a ".
executed by G. c. Stewart and b n '', eN1 M
wife, 10 Jasper Juptua, said deed o' a'.. u~ NJ
dated March ., leli, and recorded In Ne0' s |,
"D" At page sl7 In the Recorders V'',, ,,lss
Southern District Of Sharp Cehnp'0 ~" ,a,, \
said deed Of trust conveying ''e wv"
scrIbed lands, to.wii ,,.,a sdF
The southwest part Of the souu'' ,,Al
VI the southwest quarter Of section H,,l,,b }
Il, North Range West more par" am, Al y
sefibed As fellewB, te'vl'' Besiah B.',., y
southeast corner Of the southeast QUAR- ,ttsa
.op,bwes, quarter Of said section ana i,..,, 4
east % yardal thence north iiO yaiu', y, ~ add
a yards. thence south 40 yards 70 ~ y, ~
beginning, containing acres f'o',v ,' ,oastj y
ated In the Southern District OF wv
state aforesaid ,..esf W.
on aeeeun, Of the absence Of ''sp,, ,,,,s n
gro",ss herein, being absent, and unable ~, M M
out the object of this trust the pen'pa ls M "
appointed T. ], Davidson a. lfu''e, /" M lra
In accordance with the prcysiohs y 'aa,ym,s
Default having been made W Wv W., Of ~
said note amounting to the sum q y. -, ,s,h y
pai and interest. /, the undersigned ! M IN
stiluted trustee. will offer fof ssie ''i,y " NJ
bidder at public auction on ea'u' ~ ,,ool NJ
1918, for cash In hand, Al The a'u'n ,',, Ave. .I 4
the court house. In the district 'oa.p ., s.l,l.
aforesaid, the above deseflbea y, ,hs Iess'
tween the hours Of nine e'eloeA W sss m ~
and three o'clock In The silethoom s,,ssI \
Of said sale TO be applied 10 'he Mr., y. ~
rnsia and eNnenses q aa!s, ins
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23
Nothing So Go For A Cough Or Cold

When you have a cold you want
the best medicine obtainable 50 A
to get rid of it with the least pOs
sible delay. There are many who
consider Chamberlain's Coueh|
Remedy unsurpassed. Mrs j.
Boroff, Elida, Ohio, says, Ever since
my daughter, Ruth, was cured Of a
severe cold and cough by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy two yean
ago, | have felt kindly disposed 10
ward the manufactures Of that
preparation. | know Of nothing sol
quick to relieve a cough or cure a
cold" For sale by all dealers.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23
LEGAL ADVERTISING
WARNING ORDER

In the Sharp Chancery Court, Southern Dhft.
Eleanor W. Cornell, Plaintiff.
VS.
Lawrence Z. Brown, and Lawrence
+. Brown. as Trustee. Defendants.
The defendants, Lawrence T. Brown sh'
Lawrence Z. Brown. as Trustee, are wirnd
appear in this Court within thirty days ~
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff ElamN
Cornell.
Z, A, Boyte Clat
March 3lst, 1915.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23

particulars see VIM Foreman. { h.
Crumrine.
Don't fail to bring your chickens
to this store, where you are sure to
. receive top prices. We have the
goods and want your chickens. Ed
wards Mere. Co.
Rev. C. J. Wade will preach at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning. Rev. Samuel Adams, the
Methodist Protestant minister of
Hickory Valley, will preach Sunday
night.
Just received a big lot of binding
twine at Our Store. Indications
are that it will sell much higher
than present prices. The stock on
hand will be sold at the same price
as last year. Weaver Dowdy Co,
Batesville.
County Judge W. I. Horn held
county court here the first three
days Of the week and considerable
business was transacted during the
term. He will convene county
court for the Northern District at
Hardy next Monday.
}. W. Claxton, a well known citi-
zen of Johnson township, was meet
ing his friends and attending to
business matters in Evening Shade
one day this week. Mr.. Claxton
says the cotton acreage will be Ie-
duced something like one-half in
his section this season.
The extreme dry weather of last
season killed Atty. I. |. Herrn's
fine strawberry patch, perhaps the
finest patch of the kind in all this
country. Strawberry time is about
here, and it is needless to say that
the Herrn family will miss theil
usual quantities of this fine berry
much.
The following friends of the Rec
ord have paid subscriptions during
the week: Silas McGee, Cave City
+ L. Steele, J, W. Claxton, Sidney
6, W. Warner, Nelsonville; J. 0
Hogsard, Calamine; B. 0. Brightwell
Balboa; W. R. Spurlock, Walnut
Ridge; L. j. Worel, T. H. Goddard
Ash Flat; D. M. Hislip, Center; Otto
Cathey, W, Z, Atkinson, E A.
Boyce, Evening Shade.
H. K. Bowers of Imboden is a prob
able candidate for state senator in
this district at the next running
time. Lawrence county will fur
nish the next member of the senate
from this district. Mr.. Bowers has
some claim on all three counties on
the district He was born in Ran.
dolph, was raised and now resides
in Lawrence, and lived for ten
years in Sharp. He is a good
man who has many friends, and if
he should enter politics would no
doubt prove formidable candidate
Collector j. H. Kirtley announces
that taxes will be collected without
penalty until the first day of May
after which he will make up the de-
linquent list and the penalty will
attach A good many people have
not yet settled their taxes, and all
these should observe this notice
The Collectors Office Is very badly
behind with Its correspondence Just
at this time, and the collector wish.
es to state to those who have sent
for receipts through the mails, that
he will Get TO them as soon as posi-.
BILE
The following parties were placed
on the pension list in this county
by special act Of the legislature
Frances Jane Kinney of Piney
Fork township; Harvey Rriehtwell
Of South BIG Rock township, j. G.
Sims of Lave Creek township, Geo
Blan Of Washington townShip,A. W.
| Rush of piney Fork ioWnshin Al
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23

Claude Norris of Pousbs..
had some business in the oo'1 spSe
court Monday. 'uu'y
Barred Plymouth Rock ODD.
Matching, Csc per settjns ~ '" ~
Goddard, at Camp Ground Asb r, H.
pOStoffice. III
Remember we want to bOv No..
chickens and will pay every ,0u, o'a,
for them the market will o,,s' su'
Edwards Nero. Co. ''OS'
Chancery court for the Sou,h.
District will convene here on .,u "
first Monday in next month u. us
are at present 13 cases docke,oI. ,'' y.
the term. wi
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Most Of the Rehners Oner Granu-
lated at $40 Cents.

The American Sugar Refining Com
pany lowered its list price for standard
graduated sugar yesterday 10 $50 cents.
and In addition announced that It would
allow Withdrawals. against contracts
book AT $50 cents and 8 cents, at 5.75
cents. r.. n. Howell, Son a. Co. reduced
their list price TO 8 10 cents and continued
to allow Withdrawals at $40 cents. All
other rehners were accepting new bus!-
ness for prompt shipment and with
dra walls on old contracts at $40 cents,
SO far as new business was concerned,
the response TO the lowering of prices for
refined sugar was rather slow, owing TO
the fact hat there were a large number
u old contracts still outstanding, There
was a good withdraw wal demand.
The raw sugar market was dull, with
SPOT prices unchanged at 464 for Cuba
and i& cents nominal for Porto Rico,
There were further offerings at AGA
cents, but no buyers appeared.
The sugar futures market at the Coffee
Exchange was quiet and easier. Total
tiles were 400 tons
pr,sas utarn
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SELLS UNCoMpLETED FLAT.

UNIVERSITY AVENUE.-The Avoca
Realty Company. Stephen Ball presi-
dent, has sold to an investor the five-
story apartment house nearing compile
ton. on a plot 5Sxll5. on the west
side OF University avenue 225 feet
south OF Bloscobel place. 1t is one of
three similar structures now being
erected by the selling company at
that point.
GARDEN STREET-John Massimino
and c. NJ. Villone have sold for Rich
ard Goodwin a vacant plot, l0oxl0o.
on the south side OF Garden street.
between Crotona and Prospect ave.
nues. TO the Cosenzo Building Com
pany. Saverio Scalzo president. In
part payment the buyer gave a DWELL
ing. 60xl20. at SEVENTEEN street and
Tenth avenue. Brooklyn. The Bronx
site will be improved with apartment
houses.
NELSON AvENUE.-The Ezra Con-
struction Company. !. Resented pres!-
dent, has bought from the Realty OPP
Grating Company the plot, 75xl00. on
the west side OF Nelson avenue $50
feet south OF Macomb's road. The buy
er will improve the site with a Ave-
story apartment house.
JEROME AVENCE-B. II. weisker has
sold the plot. 50xl00. on the east side
OF Jerome avenue. about 200 feet south
OF fremont avenue. to q client for I'M
provement.
CEDAR AVENUE-B. II. welsker has
sold for Henry ID. Patton the three
three story dwellings at 1s6l-63-65
Cedar venue. on plot 50xl00. l24 feet
north OF 10th street.
BASSFORD AVENUE-Kurz 4 Cren
have sold FOR Hephta Realty Company
10 the Kane Construction Company
the northeast corner OF Bassford ave-
nue. and ls4th street, a 1--WE story nat.
on plot 55x94.
BARNES AVENUE-Shano 4 Co. have
sold the two family house at 1881
Barnes avenue. for cash. to Mrs. WILL
lam Becker.
WEST l3iST sTREET-Mrs. Collins
has sold 255 West l3lst street. a three
story dwelling. on 10, l7xss.1l. TO II. s.
Brown, Jr.. who gave in part payment
IS South Eighth avenue. Mount YER
non. a three story dwelling and garage.
on plot .50xlO5.
SwINToN sTREET-Kurz & uren
have sold TO a client lll2 Swlnton
street. 100 feet north OF Eastern
Boulevard. a two family frame DWELL
ing, on lot 25xloo.
WEST 5SD STREET - Christopher
Schierion. with John 8. Mcmahon. has
sold the property at $40 and 55l West
Fifty-third street for william r. Schu-
man to Anna 5. Gauges, who intends
Ia build a large garage. The property
consists OF I'D buildings, on plot 50x
76.lX irregular. neal Eleventh avenue.
WEST 18TH STREET-Shaw 4 Co.
have sold for Henry Presser 3l2 West
lSSth street. a three story and base
ment brick and stone dwelling. on lot
~lsx50xlOO. The purchaser will oc-
cupy.
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l53D ST s 1905 " Broadway. l-45N
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July 20. 5 yrs, 3 p c: atty. 7 g Go. i!s
isisr ST. . :. 100 " Audubon aS, ssix
i~Iss-Atlaatic Realty co to GEO l.
slaNson, Greenwich conn, pr mtg iioa,-
900. due as per bond. July 90 attys,
Jones. b a. T. ~ wall ST ........s. JUv
Bronx,
Borough OF The Bronx
10TH ST. II Q =. 545.5 II " Southern Blvd.
:6Ni5O-kirNan Bug Co. Inc. to Emma
CGuSnhGyen' y ihnSoln circle; crest
p e Any. 5 wray. 1885, Boston I'd $500
i'6TH ST. n = : - " Of II 8 lot 81.
map Paramount ?~JNljO-samc to Alice +
!. ibody, Lakev!le. Conn, July &c, ? yrs,
81 LpAwRE%cE Nv. i?ss-Royai Bronx
hlty CO. Inc. 70 Jacob Cooper. ~ Morn
!ngside ay Eas'. ami ano. trus, De- ~.
1913 : yrs. 8 y c, ATTY. c II B~aechl.r
Lot -, map Allen ~es;ate-cessre Solaru
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=, July q. due Apr 2. 1915, s y q. atty.
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;sXs't-A,her, PAU 70 ,Gresor Muller
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ATTY, Wan Peters Il co. lOii L fremont
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nan3 Schroeder to Henry ReckharG, tss
Morris Park av, July 20. 3 yrs, 3 p g.
rrappGG; Ehseh'er ne MAKER Az isgS
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proich 10 Concourse " to Grand B.vd
ana Couunurse ~. also Grand Blvd
and Cuncourse, n W Hist 81 TO i;2d x
20 centre line Wythe p' " TO iIist st
runs Q to centre line blk bet Towns
end ana Walton ave n 10 d'v line rds
VIM ' Astgr and Widow wooif, xsw-x
=; also Townsend av. n " cor l7Ist
81, runs n - to iiv line Ia VIM V Astor
and Id Widow Woo.f x $ W to i7lst ~ X
a. 70 ees-Amcriean Real Estate co to
VIM ' Asior, Rhineheck. y Y. pr mtg
100000, July 90. due as per bond, atty
It TCo, i76 Bway .......... 800. 900
TiNTE0S, 4 = issi issih S. i syiSS
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n, 3'i s,i q yr; p c, atty. R H se5s;
i~rreg-sadie Silverman to Frcenian.steb,
h mfs s, "a. i iccSS, jiit S 3, + r9Fk E.', pr
? shapiro. lis nassau 81. p,,sS65
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LOTS 2A 4 ?s5. map Van Cortland, estate
MARY crssan, 257 r lsth at. July /.
Que as per bond atty VIM J Canary :
BARNES. Az, VI :, g. n .2s,h st, 2i5ssioSw
Maria 10 Monte to John F BOYLE, 4oc7
ATTY. T q & 7 Go. l7G Bway 49,. 5000
Wills Az sas.ti vs., ~.5xIoG-Iohn J
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LIS I'ENDENS.
N

llsTH sr, 10 It W Of Lenox az, TX
100 ll-Anna NJ Werfelmsn agl Florence G
Won Asten ct al foreclosure OF mort
.gageli attys, Goldstein 4 Goldstein
18TH ST, 2t0 E-Alfred Hahn agt Samuel
kad!n ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE;
attys, Stroock & stroock.
ED ST. l6-ls W, and alst st, i5-I7 W
Metropolitan Life Ins co agt Building
a Engineering GO et al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; attys, Woodtord, Bovee 4
Butcher.
Attn ST, ?sl W-City Real Estat. Co ast
Walter : Cassidy, ct al foreclosure Of
MORTGAGE atty, II swain
MADlSON ST, l7i-Siiney Wallach ct al
agt Bessie Frank IT al foreclosure OF
mortgage; attys, : j Llebesk!nd & A
" Lesinsky.
MONROE ST. n .. 1887 u e Of pike vt.
25Xl00-Alhany city savings Institution
ngt Israel solomon ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage; attys, Cary & Carroll.
l+3D ST, n s. l75 g ~ IN av, S76xaa Ii
Harriet y kingsland ct al dgt Lamont
Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage; Rttys. Cary 4 Carroll
nth ST, y, li7.G n " OF sth av, 75x
1852 1.-TWO actions)-Edwln Rendheim ct
al agt Faultless Construction co ct al
tforeclosute VI two m~ortsagesl; Attys,
Stoddard e. Mark,
eth ST, 2l9 W-Lincoln Trust Co agt
Max Weber ct al foreclosure OF mort.
gage)t attys, Bowers 4 Sands.
i7sTH ST. $40 w-Geo NJ Brooke ct al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-31
COTTON QUIET AND
SLIGHTLY LOWER
.Gcaction Caused by Operators
Evening Up Before
Bureau Report.
POLITICIANS CRITICISM

Evening up operations prior to the
publication Of the Government report,
nhich will be issued at ~ o'clock on
Monday. were responsible for "A trifing
setback in cotton yesterday. In the first
hour the undertune was steady as a re-
sul, Of good Liverpool cables and fur
thor reports of deterioration because OF
drought and hot weather over prac-
,icallv the entire belt. The selling. which
brought about a reaction of ten points or
SO. was caused by profit taking by the
ring element.
temperatures around the century
mark continue over n wide area. About
one-third OF the ego stations over the
cotton belt reported temperatures n
,ng from 100 to 109 degrees.
A. Nordcn & CO., In their report on the
condition Of the crop,p laced the figures
AT 779, compared with 81 last month.
Miss Giles placed the condition at 76.7.
against 79.5 last month. Miss Giles
said 'In many sections where fertiliz-
es have been used it's quality has been
so inferior because of the lack of suffi-
Gent potash that the plant is beginning
&c show deteriorttion.'
Considerable comment was heard on
the floor as a result of the discussion
BY Richard h. eultor OF inc
Manufacturers Record OF Baltimore, who
criticised Senator Hoke Smith and other
politicians who ignore facts in their de-
mand tina the British blockade be
raised. Mr.. Edmunds contended that Il
was wild agitation and excessive cotton
production instead of war which was
hurting the South. He concluded his
statement with the following comment :
80 long as there are so-called po-
u.ical leaders who use such situation as
the present to make the world believe
that the South has cotton strings for Its
backbone and cotton bolls for Its brains
% long will II be injured in the worlds
estimation by their work"
The week end figures were without in
fuence. The into sight for the week was
placed at s9.sls bales, against 1905
last year. The total for the season.
which represents the entire crop with the
exception OF one days receipts. is 49,
AZ 900 bales. against l~4,s54.o00 last
year.
Futures closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-31
EUROPEAN MAILS.

ms american liner Philadelphia, sail
Ing to-day for Liverpool. will take mall.
closing at 30 A NJ. for Europe except
Gernany, Austria. nsa Luxembure,
turkey, the Netherlands, Norway. sweden
and Denmark. Africa. West Asia and the
East Indies.
The Italian liner America. sailing to-
gay Tor Naples, will take specially ad-
dressed mail. closing at $50 Z. NJ, for
itaiy. Bulgaria.. Serbia. Rumsnia. switzer.
The French liner Chicago. sailing Tues
DAY Tor Bordeaux, viii take mail. closing
a. noon. for France. Rumauia, Bulgaria.
serbia. switzerland. Italy. spain. Portugal.
Esypt' Greece. British India. British East
AFRICA. slam. Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon,
straits settlements, Dutch East Indies.
West Australia and Persia
The Holland-America liner Noordam,
salIlhg Tuesday for Rotterdam, will take
mai, closing az $40 \. NJ. for the Meth
er.fhds' Germany Austria. Hungary. Lux
emburg and Turkey.