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The Detroit times., 1916-07-01
THIS IS THE
GAY OLD LIFE

LOWELL, Mich. July I.-Oldtim,
baseball Is coming to Lowell to
morrow. All spring this city ana
Rockford, Mich. have been grea
rivals on the diamond. The rivalry
has grown into bitter hatred. Jus,
as II used to do In the old days
The good citizens OF each city hav,
allowed their baseball teams to be
come personal issue, Old friend
ships have been broken OF. Busi
ness relations have peen affected
Even families. when different
branches have claimed alliance with
the two cities. have nearly beer
broken up
The climax was reached early
this week when Rockford fans an
nounced that Lowell was afraid q
play and the manager OF the Lowell
team forgot all about the game an(
asked only the belligerent privilege
OF beating up the citizens OF Rock
ford. singly and collectively. untI
they ate their words. No such en-
thusiasm has been reported in THU
part OF the state for years. sine,
Hastings and Charlotte had THEFT
memorable battles.
As result. a world series hal
been arranged, Rockford will pla,
at Lowell tomorrow. The secont
game will be played at Rockford OF
the Fourth Of July. The thirt
game. II necessary. will be playet
on neutral territory. lnsuranc,
companies have wired their centra
Michigan representatives TO assum,
no risks on snch persons as MAJ
be decided upon for umpires.
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re Tp on Slumpe Has Drawn Only Seven Passes This Seas
TIGERS To TRY
AGAIN TODAY

CHICAGO, s.sy I.--Still In the
race, but frightfully battered and In
sixth place. the Tigers today are
viewing the world with consterna-
ton. Having been walloped In
eight OF their last 10 games. they
do not know what 10 make OF them
selves. When they recall that but
for the poor fielding and base run.
ming OF the battery men. they might
have had an even break, they refuse
TO be comforted. Wild work on the
paths by Mitchell and Baker nj St
Louis cost one game. and poor field.
ing by Coveleskie and Dauss. and a
fiock OF passed balls by Old Reliable
Stanage have played havoc here in
Chicago. Dauss did not have lot
on the BAH yesterday he says that
he was rested too long. and there
is reason 10 believe a. George was
not given a chance for ak days.
There Is no telling who will pitch
today. Jennings says X will be
either Dubuc or Mitchell. showing
that he is bear cat for long shots
Faber. Russell. Cicotte, Benz and
Danforth are available for Rowland
and all are formidable right now.
Scott licked the Tigers in fine
style yesterday. They didn't break
away until the ninth. when Cobb
walked. stole and scored on Veach's
triple Then Crawford tripled and
veach counted and that Is all the
plate had TO do with Tige A double
by Jackson. a sacrifice and an in
field out scored for Chicago IN the
second In the third, two errors BY
Dauss. passed balls, bases on balls
and one lone hit gave the Sox two
runs. The Hose got two more in
the eighth Jackson walked after
two were out and John Collins
singled and Fournier doubled Jack
son had another perfect day at bat.
II was his seventh for June.
To the folks who like 10 admire
the silver lining. II Is whispered that
II the Tigers win the next two
games. they viii no longer be in
sixth place. and II is possible tha;
they may be in third place.
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the history OF the open Journeys,
The victory OF Evans marks the
return Of the spotlight - America 5
golfing triumviTate. which was
roughly handled last season. Jerry
Travers won the open. and that
marked the end Of TIE three big fell
lows for the year Three years ago
Francis Ouir,at wen the open. say
ing The title 70 America Khen all
ttllt ffafthe, iirzrtii ffstirtii to cheek
the English invasion, and winning
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SPEAKER AND
JACKSON TIE

CLEVELAND. o., July Just 4
half point today separated Joe Jack
son. White Sox slugger. from the
swatting championship OF the Amer
lean league. now held by Iris
Speaker. Including yesterdays
game when both Joe and Iris
pounded out double and triple.
Speakers average Is .3s247. having
made SO hits and 81 runs in 25l
times at bat Jsckson's average r.
.3sls7. having made 50 hits and 80
runs in 233 times at bat
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Watching the
ScorebOard
YESTERDAYS HERO

Ia ware atch~r Agncw, of the
Red SOW, who slapped Boss Grill
nth. of the Senators. and was
pfnched.
In pea~e-Roberfson. OF the
Giants. His work In the hfth
with a runner on second. etneh-
ed the game with the Phfllies.
Just 20 show IL was no luke when
he held the white sox 10 three hits
recently, Fred Beebe. come hack
sensation of the Indians. turned the
same trick with the Browns.
TIE Giants dragged the great Al
exapder through the dust. knockinE
the PhiIly star cut of the box In the
nfth.
pair OF error. by Manager Her
xog. of the Reds. In the ninth. let 10
two runs and the Pirates were win
rers. TO -
MAYS of the Red sox. was In Erca
shape. lie held the senators TO tive
hits. winning, O TO 4.
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FIRST TOURNEY
AT CROSSE lie

The Crosse lie Golf club an.
nounces its frat tournament Of the
season. Play win start today and
continue until Tgesday night, the
tourney being as a Kickerx' hsndi-
cap. whatever that may be. Match
play rounds and driving and putting
contests also will feature the holiday
program.
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ONLY 1896 SAW
DILLON VICTORY

NEW YORK. July Either some
one saw double or the man on the
gate forgot 20 collect all OF the tick.
cts at the Dillon-Moran set 10 Thurs
day night. While estimates put he
crowd al between 1900 and 1900
the official statement OF the pro
motors shows there were only s.395
paid admissions.
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DETROIT WINS
AT THREE-CUSH

Detroit three-cushicn billiards re-
reated their 1915 victory over the
angle team from Toledo last night,
when local stars took the inter-city
match at Sweeny-Hrston's The to
tai count for the two nights play
was 447 10 40. with the Detroiters
on the heavy end. The summary O.
last nights play follows:
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Chick Evans has won the national
open golf championship. completing
the third triumph for an Amerlcat
amateur IN the last four years in the
classic event which is SUI posed 70
belong exclusively 10 the profess ion
ais. This is the first national tourna-
ment Evans ever Won, although he
has come close often. Two years
ago he was within one stroke OF the
championship. He wen yesterday bt
some OF the most brilliant play in
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FINALS TO-DAY
IN NET TOURNEY

CLEVELAND. o.. July Conrad
b. Doyle. OF Washington. and vii.
lis E. Davis. San Francisco. will bat
tie for the national clay court ten
mis- singles championship this aft.
ernoon. r. Norris Williams. Phila.
delphia, present titleholder. wired
that he would not defend hts title.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt. Norway
fash. will defend the women's
singles championship against Miss
Martha Guthrie. OF Pittsburgh. this
afternoon.
Prtntfag-the pInia neat kina-that
is rtrht--Tfmes Job D~pt,-Main S5:O.
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so PROUD OF HIS
GOAT HE WEARS 1T

Most fellows try 10 keep their
goats concealed, but r. Mex.
Cummings. OF Wheeling. tennis
champion of West Virginia,
wears his in plain sight.
It's the shaggy coat Cf a gray
angora and he wears II between
matches 50 he won't catch cold.
It's the warmest garment In
sight on the courts where Cum
mings completes.
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DILLON DOES'T
EVEN SLUMBER

NEW YORK, July Jack Dillon
doesn't want to go stale so he il
going to slip down 70 Dewey, Okla,
Tuesday and fight Is rounds with
Jim Flynn. Dillon viii get only g..
500 for the trip. but figures the Ell.
perience will be forth something TO
him.
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Detroit club mas
Manager Jennings has been
heroic
honoed batting order The club has
llwith
That certain is matter OF record however
Bush has gained six points Holman has climbed four
advanced
higher Baker has boosted his average to 500 and Coe
and commendsbe The
Of
hal hey hay not
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Why II Was Foolish

MAY6 oe the Red Sox ID in trouble his bean hall
CAtcner Agnew had fooshy asked Mays
n XeOny Maya did hit the batter
~ important In ITSELF although Mcbride
ngaee In no brawl unless plenty Of Justice on S
1aoance Of the adair will be noted Red Sow
have ben charsed With ssins the bean ball which is
of1omoulike play "a baseball ar
- American league Boston pitcher Gov ars
~ target for spkss That be result Of The solS
Aonew yesteFday and may costly the Red sor
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ElIer After Record.

NEW YORK, July Jack Elier.
the hurdling cop, viii attempt 10
break the l20yard hurdle record OF
the world at the police games at
fSheepshead Bay this afternoon.
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The Inventory

With diligence which we snceIe g
ded the req score
~ all of statistics That arguments may
he ducked
Friday and do not
do In
appended the record OF bases
and taken
entle him 10 consideration
10 iy
OF the pitchers
the dope the
T1nursf for that Of he which Is past
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STANDINGS
American League.
-.
Ye.terday-s Results.

Innings / ? 345s II r
Cleveland % 0 % 20 o o 0 - !
Batteries--(iroom, Kooo and Sew
ereid and Hartley Beebe and ONeiI.
Cmpires-chill and Dineen-
New York. 2 Q 0 i30 Oil I
Phila'phia 9 Q 0 0 90 3
Batteries--Fisher and Nunamak
er. Bush and Meyer Umpires--
OLoughlin and Hildebrand.
Innings 234 . RH r.
Boston 80 / Q 0 o . Q 4--G .
washin'ton 0 Q 0 0 Oil 2 :
Battsries-Nays ard Thomas: Cal
liza. Ayres, shaw and Henry. I'm
pires-Owens and Connolly.
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d 81 AANE1Nk1.all..s.::.J)
4 |'6!| |TliIlR

HXHTE FIRST Of July the time for an
in When p'ch
2WX assists last season
k4HS important game anu
who handled Clearly more assists than any O gam
sdcd ana who had TO the least
total Caught
surprising things
Mssr
justified We do Last season
other
gentleman The only hacA
balls get 1915 SchaA
nvags Of backstoppns is cnsd
of responsible
Chicago during the current series
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mali and express automobile
traversing the wilds OF Colorado has
r7d.t-proof cage in the rear for
valuables.
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American Association.
sTANDING.
Y,.terdsy.. R..uIt.L

Indianapolis, 2; Columbus. 0
Milwaukee, 2. Minneapolis. ..
Kansas City, 1 ST. Paul. 0.
Toledo, q: Louisville, &.
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American league followers are nor,
,ecnihng uugh Jennings early pre<
oieuons Tint the Tiger. would Save
rsnt winner.
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Todsy's Games

Detroit at Chicago.
New York At Philadelphia
81. Louis at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington
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~ q IA Ea3A&4k

great fame for himself Tor the mrs.
time. Travers is az the top OF the
picture. Ouimet is in the middle and
Evans az the bottom.
The leaders in the 1915 open are:
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International League.
Yesterday. H..u,,.

Newark, 2. Rochester. 0.
Buffalo. s Providence. (.
Richmond. % Baltimore, 3.
No other game scheduled.
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Burns has slid clear from 37 to 2s
- when the
the FIRST time this hitting less than
where he placed his 1915
but he has dropped in the week from 2s to 24s and that
In well,
that this sudden cavins Of Burns and the slow retreat OF
demoralized
numerically
a
fly appreciated until they atered bit
tremendous
1hxe The for Burns.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01

w George Dauss pitches a profound
NJ Uyuwy pauss II the best OF
e4ed ~ biz little and
nas nared dosen
N a. NJ sssy HE s hits driving home ave
walked cfensf sacAced otener
g the number q times he has been called
|@8 - he pitchers hits have been extra bases
ooQuontly has
onnehsm. This fellow best hitting pitchers in the
~ Ne bated well In the
~ VA played the ouneld in order get
g Ms macng This he
v American asue who deemed anything regulars
~tan deserves occasional opportunity to shine ~ ~
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bess ban: column throws little sdelght the hitting
a
in a
is
~ NJ Of
TO
between the world series and
hit and that that he have been
he
M beccmes quite apparent
~ from Tioga could be taught Judgment
add
ID
lpUM4cn With that RBl -
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Cobb Up There

= usual leads the club most He in front
certain that he will lead the league
n probable that
-
baby the
Harry Holman holds that honor and despite the splendid
in
- nads larger proportion Of his blows ngsre In the
1n1ng bated so
large how happens that
" TALES Holman has bated Immediately
I4Dmoous until yesterday.
oaH who excels
MO r. the Of unique record
oeasoo and scored Young percentage
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Prtutfag-the pinia neat kina-that
IL rirht---Ttmes Job D~Dt,-Msin S5:0
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National League.

STANDING.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Ninc Bmiiding Permits, Amountin: to
SIt.DDp.

Permits for new aud repair work
were issued Yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows:
American locomotive Company, to
build AN addition to brick warehouse
on the west side of Seventh street,
between Hospital Street and the VAL
ley Road. to cost $4,000
II. NJ and John Curric. to repair
two brick stores at,1l2 and ia North
Eighteenth street, to cost 5000
John q. Hayes to repair brick ga
rage. l2l1 West Broad street, 10 cost
Sc o00.
Greer Baughman. to repair brick
dwelling at &c North Laurel Street. TO
cost $4,000.
w s Leake, to build. two story
frame succeed dwelling on the north
side OF Wilmington Avenue, between
the Brooke Road and. Lamont Street,
TO cost $3.50.
G. Il. Jones. Jr.. to huild n two-story
frame dwelling at GIG North Thirty
third Street to cost $4,000
{. J.. Poindcxtcr. TO build two two
story frame dwellings on tho west side
OF Lee street. between Storcwall and
Spring Streets. TO cost $4,000.
j. K. Bowlcs, to build a two-storv
brick dwelling on tho west side Of
Colonial Avenue. between Chanin and
Beverly Streets. TO cost $4,S50.
Miss Mary -. Baughman. To build a
two-story brick garage In rear OF 1908
Hanover Avenue. to cost ST0G
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHANCERY IRA SFEns.
Vine Deeds Of Bargain and Snlc
Amounting to S2O,I.n

w S-''s w.
K. l.. Montague, trustee. 10 t. *.
and j H. Schcpmocs. 10, L. III block
" in tho plan Of Providence Park
August 10. 1916; $500.
Thomas p Carver. trustee. 20 J. g.
Crump. l00xG0 feet at the southeast cor
ncr OF Bacon and Oak Streets Au-
gust II, 1916; tax. So; SO.
pany Of virsima' 4oSii2Sieei' 2 s"a,h I'll? iic
llttiepaB- street 81 feet east OF james
street. August iG. 1916; tax. $3.50;
SO.
J. T. Crump ct al, to Elizabeth car
yer, 81 AL. l00xl35 feet at the south
west corner OF Garland Avnnuc and
Hooper street August II. 1916; tax
$3.50: $40
Davis Brothers 10 r. W. jenkins
lots and / in block f. ia III. plan
Of Highland Park Addition. July. 10
1876: tax. 81 $40.
Highland Park Realty Corporation
10 J. o Fitzgerald. Jr.. lot 9 in block
= In the plan OF Oak Ridge. August
a j 5ul.nanAet ny to II. NJ. Mich
olas. lot j in the plan Of It'll! Crcs,
Park. August 10. 1916. tax. $3.50: $40
Edward Boyle to George w Gay, Jr
% feet y inches by 1876 fee, S in
ches south line clay Street. ~ feet
inches east Of Twcnty-cighth Street
AuEuSt %. 1916: tax. $3.50: $40
! T. Moscley 10 powhatan Winfrec
lot In block & in the plan Of bright
wood Angus. 10. 1916. tax, $3.50: $40
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pdI1n Of Providence Park. Angus, 10.

pTa pIn Of Providence Park. Angus; 10,
r. W. Jenkins ct ux to II l.. Pollard.
r. trustee. lots 8 and infhlock r
~, IN me plan Of kirkland Park Addi-
tion July 90. 1916: Si72o
p Mary G. West ct. vir 10 Pollard &
Bagby. trustees, 6SLsx1oo foet north
line Taylor Street. CO foet vest OF
Elm Street August 90. 1916: si,sSo.
same to same, 47xI2o feet north line
Beverly Street. 43 feet 6'Irchos west
Of addison Street. August 90. 1916:
Same to same. 40 Y 10 feet Same
Line Line Shamn Street. l3Si5 feet cast OF
Elm Street August % 1916 $1,000
Davis Brothers to ELAN & Funston.
trustee; 10 feet inches by so feet.
north line an alley, l2T fee! inch
cast OF Elm Street between ELM and
Addlson streets. Main street and Floyd
Avenue. August Il. IolT; Sl.1SO
Frances Montague 10 s w Robinson.
IT. trustee. 25x75 feet south line
Fovnes Street. August L. 1916: 1911
Peter Se'tz OF uN. 10 j. G. Flornnrc.
trustee, ?hx120 feet sawc line Marshall
street. between the Boulevard ana
Sheppard Streets. August .. 1916: $500
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Taylor Street. GS feet cast of Elm
street: also ii0x12o feet south line OF
thai'in street 1873 - feet cast of Elm
street: alS3 iINl2O feet north line of
beverly Street. AZ feet inches west
of Addison street. August II. 1916:
$I,;S0.
!. u. White, trustee. to 6. l.. lump
kin. joXSo feet north line Franklin
street 30 feet west of Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. August u, 1916: $500.
w. Is. PiHzini. trustee. to Julia n.
Whisky. 2ilNl"n feet at tho southwest
CoIvIci OF Meadow and Dance Streets.
April 10, 1916; S3.i522S
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CIiANCI:RY COURT.

The following qualifications were
made yesterday in the Chanccry Court:
Lena hughes qualified as cXccuiriN
OF the estate OF Leslie Elder, valued at
Sl,025
j. Thomas llcwin qualified as add
minStrator Of the estate OF Sawucy
Newman. valued at $500.
l.. L. w. Goodwin qualified as cXccu-
tor Of the estate OF Icna Belle Loader.
valued at $1,000.
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CIiANcEmY Deeds or Trust.
Eleven Deeds Of Trust. Amounting I
SIg,1.T.

f.. X. and j. II. Schcprnoes to W /.
Tyler, trustee. lot - !n block 3 in the
plan o! Providence Park. August 10.
1916; $3.50
Elizabeth j. Carver 60 ais. 10 f. f.
Schmidt. trustee. TOOK 30 feet at the
nDu'hwcnt corncr Of Garland Avenue
aud Hooper Street. August H. 1916:
E2,s56
same TO same. the same property as
b"gcribed in and next above August
~. 1916: $3.50
+; r and j.. II. Schcpmocs to W. L..
tyler. trustee, lot y in block , in the
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NNRRItGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by tho
aS follows:
Leopard q. Mallory and Rosa Helen
Starga rdt. both of Richmond
Charles NJ. Kccblcr, Of MARYLAND. and
Margaret Gilbert. of Richmond
Hymnn Slows and Rose Surkin, both
Of Richmond
!.oruic ChildreSs and Barbara =
Romcr. both OF Richmond
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3'i'h august 4-Go,,u.,
- tlE'n au. sgtsify a. 81 w."
'i.''H laahNs new hicM r,ro,ta ~, "i'h
,i.T a"d ",tihes adtalces D.e.,.,' u
- 'E ~ points .ttu..
nIsAl pHnis'inn and closed an "1i
n. srE.Ty. 1'st o.OsluE steady ~, a
80" ~ 2" 'o % ppiat= "'' &c
me ih%ft't opened uru al an .,J,.
or =" 4v points and god u 10 j.. -.a
80, Hlth,f oAiing Tie hrsi f,a. rcii,,,a '''
'l'''s ''a'l".'t "tH cHcOuut-r,a .tr,,.. q.
cents Tor -N "f'I months I'D mere ., ~
rc~rti"ts - 90 ppi.is darling ,Io ,t''
~ IN -.'' ttF""hN, Jr"riugs .,r.
tcadily absorbed ~ O's-Icn!Eg oIir.... u. ~
iusHd, huw"ve' ard ch- lnarte' n-,,II &C.
"g-lr aGr!ns ih- n.'abIe Of TODAY az. -
ar.oR &-t renewal or bail suppor, III,
.cs-nce oaCFi"a October W TO I5Is and
'uary l. g. or - L" y points abnyc III
'irhVH nnsl ncprcs and nearly s. nor bal.
'tbnvc IN low lcvsl OF yesterday rnruiT,.
3urinE then taporcd ~ wi:h lc-s ntit,,i'
tn reports rs :" nc prospects Tor a ,clft.
lnsni Of tabor difficulties IN railroad circle.
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NV ORLEANS. August .i-'rh" inward
movement In cotton continued on this
market to-day IN tho face OF much realizing
OF profits by recent buyers Prices were
sen. 10 new high levels on both spots and
futures December reached 1906 an! spots
we're quoted at 1875 for midd!ins tho high
est prices In about seven years. Last prices
for tho day at net gain - u to u
points. and the one on the Close was steady.
ON carly buying. prices ro5o about u points
Rullish sentiment increased. and buying was
strrnrrs, following the posting OF Tho fore
cast ~ fair weather for the western hcl'.
For while tho fresh buy!ns was suia-
Gent Ia absorb the constantly Increasing e
offerings from recent buyers. who werc
satisfied to accept their profits, and The
r!s" was widoncd toward the -uitdl" az tho
dag To - points. In the carly afternoon
liquidation became very heavy, and tho
marie, tel 10 net decline OF 10 points.
Predictions Of higher market Than has
vc, been seen late IN tho session. caused
the rnarke, to again rise strongly 10 tho
hest vi'c's OF tho day.
closing bid: October. 1is5; December
II A.. January. ISL: March. 1898; May, Il. ~.
spo, cotton. steady. i9 points up Sales Sale
on tho spot. $50 nales: TO arrive. none' MID
4 nc
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NV wax rHonrcE MAnKrr

mai centrifugal SIS. roiasses, as. refined,
dull Butter. easier; chesse firm. sros
. TN. cortousced oil market closed stsady.
SPOT go hid: August. 9l7TeIs: septesnher.
lndaI6; October SIS q 20: Move III be-. S.al u
SOP: Drcernbcr sao9 500: January. seiG!s 60:
F'earuary. segTrlc; March. sl7neis Total
sal
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cuANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

Five Release Deeds. Amounting TO
S1l.DST.1S
John r. letter, trustee. 10 Dennis T.
DonoSan ct uX., 60X1l7 feet at north
east corner OF Littlepagc and Rrvnn
Streets August !. 1916: s551.50
Robert I.ecky, Jr.. trustee, TO NJ. T..
Clark. looSlT9 feet E? inches ut tho
northeast corner Meadow Street and
Floyd Avenue August %. 1916: $4,000.
II. r. Pollard. Jr., trustee, to Mary
G. West. 6S i-2x120 feet north line OF
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

HIIAHO, Aukust HoFs-Keceipts. rs
oN. lhc lower Bulk, slOiSd $io95: light
loiSu Sli.lo, mixed. SOLO .psll.Gj: heavy
Sio@fll: rough. si0u slO2a.
Catt!e-Rcceipts. aUvp. weak Bccves Sc G5
MtH; cows and heifcrs. $40 q 10: stockcr.
= q q S7.5h; calves. ss.50GsIc
Shccp--Receipts. 1900: l5c lower Shncp
W.. q k-.1o; lambs. s6s5 q Sl0sS
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HENnIco DEEDS or mrs
Three Deeds Of Trust Amountinc n


John n. Denise to H. r. Pollard, Jr..
trustee. ninety acres, eleven miles east
OF city. August H. 1916: Sl.1'SO
Mary Z. Duffy TO y. w. Rowlcs Jr
trustee. lot IL in Robin Park July l.
1916: s33l.5c. :
lsobcl Mathews to T.. V Berry. .rus
tee. lots 4, .. 6. 4 block II. section II.
Highland Springs August IS To1G.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. August c4-Beeves no trad
ing calves. steady: cuils. SI.505i SO Ca: Vir.
Ginia calves. sG.5OG 500. sheep and lambs
weak; sheep, owes. Si5-l 70 S1.On. culls s. rl1
$500 lambs 's..59sN.25; culls. $1,000 $ %
Hogs. no trading.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. August li-Tur1nnt.ne
nrin, t2A shipments, Il: stock ls.3i Resin
iir'n sales, i.6l4: receipts. 1853: shipments
II: stock. es.i+3. Quote: =. -. G. u, 80;
h. 800; +. 6.l0 c. go: H. s.5; l. * 70
VI. ea5; y. si5; VIC. ESQ., WV. $40