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t-. 10 HOG SUPPLY SHRINKS HEAVIES UNDER 1 U'l in r' BAN backers Again Bearish Toward Big Weights Lights and Butchers Gain 1015c at Start Later LoseAdvanct Top $9.60. HEAVY STEERS WEAK; MEDIUMS IN BEST FAVOR CSS, Market Opening on Unchanged Basis, Slumps 10c Before Close Sheep Finish Weak Lambs at 25c Break Best $8.40. Hog supplv hrjt.k to inigr'fitant proportions a her th- rrrvi.ius a's estimate consider, d. Th rreiie look, for 24.000.

ut Ir.stesd tin r- vitre 1 1 000 rfr.fh r- ivalc. hot weaith. ir. ar. ret! lt th tason for Parkers aver.

creed 10 pa a K(jl0c aiiourf ut thr tar: or good nnd iUht f.raJ. but the wavy packing klnJe till unu the tan the lot-sl housasaoii rarely thoaid gains. the whole narkd took a slump and nishrd bad ihjp. miih all the Ht. and tnorr.

too 13 Instances. Top is for prim lit-t grtttts. Cattle opt nr! id- ir tlroar. cfcoicul grad ffcual-x, Irength. but hff.

too, the drmacd did no: out. and loud? ta lea of ilium to ncrr It- und.r Tuei.ar levils. from Wjomtns we re a ft at uri tut wre plain in quality. elling at IS. 20.

caiivi- betvn ri at 60. tep arrr from Tu sday. but most lamb a drop. Top made $8 40. Half urck'r receipt comtared with a ago decr.ascd ll.

cattle. 2.700 bor jd bi ep. Compared atth the cor- respoiidiuv; liuie last year, i-atile drrasd j.SC-O. hotts Jk irj and iheep 16.CC0. rklro Live Stock av.

nr a The movement of live stock at Chicago ttock tarda toiEEtr' as folio Monlay Twi lay JuIt H. July Total One tlln- Monday, i ily Titrli Juiv 5 July T. Woi-k Cor. tiiw li. .1.

'I'll I'M "i I 'a Hor Slvcp i 15 t.M 1 i''F t.u 1 3it ia.ajT Mwv. 4M low IM.a. V-O IV. S.fcin 4.u-,t 7. i.

i i.vi 147 li.l'llt 17 Kerelpta at SI Mirkrla. Wf.lnetiay't rtreipts In round rumtitrs: I'altW. Hoc. Chlcae-. I Xia.ii it 7 4 7.

Ti St. IJ1 I Ft. J.j"ih 1 aavi Eloux rii 4.w T.tal vi Wrri aic tHi.T.k. foe. dav Si.tWi for tv :tl.i..

kix.i Th'jl far 6..." 7.Y. Fame limr I it uek. l'li. Kan time HVImju IttH.iJta. Same 1'J fS 7.ii ivi.aai 1SI4I to .1 7fl74 Han- .3 MX) 1.

1 I Yx 6 41MJ I XO I I 41 ii Ktack Vara! tra. Receipts tor Jul; 7 are estimated at 6 u00 cattle. 20 hoirs and H.OOO iheep. ajalnm (.006 cattle. 27.740 hogs and 15.103 sheep for Thursday.

July 8. 1W9. Actrjal receipts of hona at Cblcttgo Tuesday 15 C2. including MO direct to down ton packers. Arerasre price cf begs at rbtpapo against J9.1S Tuesday, y.20 a week ago.

17 a year ago and 16 47 two years ago. Eievcn markets received 60.000 hoe. numerous than were the buying orders, anti these how eel most weakness In the late rounds. Shippers bought cautlous-Iy and fa- vored medium grades, while packets, start- lng In slow, accentuated tbe weaknets In trade later by bidding very Indifferently. and a clearance waa made with ulfflru.ty and not until coooessicca were granted all around.

Top Missouri steers west at CO and there was a smalt crop of corn fed x.rr Ju. above while stlllers sold at $7.20 S.30. A train load of Wyoming range steer rat- tie. second arrivals this season, comprised i steers below the usual quality, due to dry weather in the range country. Part of them went to feeders at $5.10.

while packers lacugb; some 1.256 lb rangers at $6 20 and cows a $3 4034 li. with heifers at $4 50. Buttht-r stock supply was short and a keen packer d-- Band boosted prlcea 10615c higher again. advancea of 2SeJ40c being noted egaintt last week. Bull also went 10c higher and calves made strong rates, topping at Feeder and atock cattle demand aas firm at 10c ad- wance on a light Prices had the fol- lowing range Ctok-e to fancv atcer M-dlum to good ateers Inferior to fair rteer Kat ce.w-e and heifer c.we and heifers Native bulla in4 naaa Fcding cattle.

nKi.laai Fair to fancy teal calves Heavy caivee Fvpcrrt rltltleey rteera. axiiai 7 t5 An 4 2 054 3 UXl 3. 0. a. 1 7 5 11 r.

i 3 mi; 1 3 '3i I 10c above the prerloua day high point Uood mixed packing went at while the nutchers at $3.20 were good. Heavy packers sold largely balnw $9.05. with some fair siaed buncbes below 75 Selected butchers sold op ward of $3.35. Light went mainly at $9.40 ti9.50. Pigs were secured at $3.65 down.

Packers bocght spsrlngly despite tbe light supply and 8.P00 were carried over. Quota- tions fol.ow: of sales Hesvy butrhera. Light butcher. 1iarQ2.Ua Mrht bac.n. ba Llrht llirt, 1X1V3 Heavy Jfeary tva-k nic.

2tiaa Vised packing. lbs Itouara, heavy racking IJg.fr mixed. I752rt lb Poor to beet ptr. 0i1X lb jvern men and boxra etagt, aaa lbs dork a are per bead. lAMb Lawer All 5fa 8.

tO II lVaa 0. 45 IM tt.5.1 H.Vmi II 354i Uar. There was Tery little change in catlva iheep and belt range lota early in tbe day. although aome plain Westerns were down 10 515c and many traders called tlosiD-g; na-tire sheep values about 10c Bulk of Jambs, showed -Z5c Tecllne, ahil late trsnsaclicca were off and In extreme rates the figured tOe. Trade waa fairly actlve-and final clearance aas good.

Range feeding Jamba sold at IS 50. Natives went for tlcQghtrr at JCJaJthccrh the limit at tne close, whale Llnf lcdcnca lspdrI at 17.758 15. Harre wethers laiCttl Sl iilbui-" Hi yearlinsa at fa.20. with yearling breeding ewea at Fat ewe trade 4.65., Native yearUnga aold at $Sfr 5.75. with bucks at $364 and -ewes at JICM 50.

bulk $4.2 and op. Quotatioos follow: Jfjtlre poor I a uca lamb, common to prime ti a c.t rail 23 wether. Inferior to beet 4. 4 lti 4. M.

Kr weUiee-a, plain ta irlm. 4.1M44 rr.lng-e. ioor to Ewea, common to 734 5U Hreedlng aged Bucks u4 rull sheep 2 Out 3. 50 Horse Valaea Weak. There tn nothing orgeat about to bore demand and trade ii rather dull throughout.

Price were weak at recently established level. Receipts totaled around SCO the first half of tbia week, against 980 same period last -week and 319 corresponding" time last rear. Tbe outlet for ail classes, was poor Drafters had to be ttrlcljy good to sell op-ward of while a medium class went around I17S. City delivery horses went downward from 1160 and most exprecser scad Drivers and saddlers went upward of $150. but only choice kind brat $200.

Bound ail rHIf B1 KHt DRKMKT) BEEP. Market pnrtii far berf cut oo the Water tr-el nuirkri. hu.k. mat lainl ll 7vj ma. tl7.

Xi4.00O the prevtotis weeg and 220 x0 a jear i ago. Total for to dste 10.46.0OO. aKin fjree ptrlrd 1 1 nu; I'arebaaea ralaeaatay Amtour a i Bwrirt tk C. -o. Ando- Vmrricin c- 1 Kan.inon.l cirri fc Co Huyd-Iinham Total B.

4t H. oaer lwer C'toae la nleer Trade. Receipts of 15.000 cattle were above and matket had a bad finish, sales Of good to choice steers, along with weighty aTV. mialile i a V. a.i no atn a 1A-w la a I I I Pa r.Jne.

M- r. fe.pt. b. I Mrh II natural a hlte. 21942 lb.

11 fllz bu. No. I. I.V I7V turkey lc; curka. he: reear.

Oc No. 2. No. a. 14V 7 1ft 1 t' tr av.

IIIIKR LIK KTUtk MAKKKTT. NEW TOh K. July Beetr-urer loir to a frai ikm loarr: bulla ami row dull and laarely ltr, UUOli bulls. cc.a. ru.

Itreaaerl beef attrn natlra tUm. "VHIV; Texae beef, strlix ripnrti, 2.kquxrt,-r or beef. 1 lve-Markrl Ms her- tells. Hff 1W0; culla. 00- buifarn.tika.

HUC ltn-ed calve biahtr: (Ity Crcaard vrala. country la c. SatJc. n-p anil ta.1y: lamh alrone: "m-i. ap.

a-tirft. lanttan iiii. ariu.a. Iixr -Market hlu.wr a tri lO. KA.V4 Julv faltlc- Market i wfxiiy ti atronj.

Jwiilieroi iln.ci to hljrfwr. 1 1 ant fjlr 1o to.l. Ht to.li-r an li---n MriiiS.ii"i. iwuuni -i Iiltk II i.f-.f ujtlvr mlhf hif bulla. i i altiH.

Mt-I tlMit.V hijhcr 1.HV bulk of lrm i vii) oi tfn 1.1(1 l.uua- to llirl V. pla. u-kn I nl.a rr'li- $1 in.1 ft-o. ra 4 T0 Jj'i kct rilve nl "Tfc 4i. fJ lOT.

IT 'I IM MlgY i T-t fl.H.. 4 K3 r. t. 1.3 I. dr.a.ot tef ar.J lei.

1 i fn SI anil -lfir. 4 'j rannri-. fi ttS'ti: ecu. Tf.i iH In. Han ulrcr.

ft il.rlrt I hljct.t III. ltd l.iil. 'ir, 1 'ta. i. bu rh.r.

aril b. j-h. Mark-: -tniv N'alli, inult-o-. ttu iimb. 15.

luck- 1.1 Mini S-'Hi 4 TH v. lu -t fait Ma-k't mevrrer. native eon h-f-r, W-0 WfUn 2ia kr. 1 riinrfri u.l Ni. and a.i.ii r.efi.- hlrhfr.

vy ti M. 11. 1... 1X1. aMf 4 11 iftaat i I i.

alr. IWIXN tTI. Julf" an ia- 4 a. l.amb Uritel ii a i-itv n.a.J: ilinn. 'K-li'ta.

hi-aJ. 5fa lur 1 I ulk. ha.l: i-adj i. uik. v.

IM'I tnd Ju'. -H, hrar): ik- hish.r. bulk. tt. 3.Vr: fj nece.

I I. I.i-.J Srad teJ bm.h- 1 ooUKuVKI'Nn, hl'v m-Jium. and hi-i, 4i: i.nk-r- an. Mirnta. :6 Catt.e IIk.IHi 3 can: itronr.

Ijtinba 1 ran: til. 5.1 "al-a-K-rlpta. Head HITnui. -Vittle-R clyta 1 rat; 141 mukrf r- fft.lt'. iru 1 r.

K. Ilw, lc. IS Khwu lUtelt'ta cat, nrkrt ata .) ai.i i.k Hrazlllan Iv r.e 1 1 h- I a. July II Ur.lf. hfgh.T: sales.

"Jltt: Receipts. Rcelnf. top. f.i ui. IV Ktt I1H1 UUOIIS MARKET.

t.rinta and in the luriiio ar.MVta hnueta mfrll are very llxht. MtKKKTS a TKI.KGR A I'll. NrTtV YORK. Jaly d. Flo-ar and annie hi: mr.re active.

Winter patent. clear. S4 V.U4.0I. Rye Flour juaet. Corn Mrxi Finn, fine white and yellow.

11: coarw. l.Vrtf l.4t: kiln driaj. $3 2.tl3.tO. Urrtin Wheat Spot firm: No. 2 red.

c. 1. f. to arrive eleratir: No. 1 North-rrn, 1.274 f.

o. b. to arrive. Itpt.on wjKal tla-c'IraJ during the 1. uarnlna uner sellinar on re of ahoavra in the North aeat but rallied eharuly In thw on the trig dec-re In worm' atock.

and further rtrenxtfi Ir. trie Northwrrt. rloelng StiHe net hlftr July, gl.osti 1. closed Ll er. l.iem.tt on.

rlcaae SI 1. cloaed SI.4J4. Com Spot ttrm No. 7.aiC elevator to arrive; export No 2. 7.K- to rr1ve.

4. tlon nilrkrt aaa without Ajis-u-t loca rloe-ng unchanged to tec ret low--er. Juiv c-io-. at aTar: 7trVc Oeiem- '-r Hic Kecelpta. 3U.HJ3 bu hlt.menM 3.3iju bu.

caia poi quiet; rrlxe.l. i't3i IK. no.nln.-.l lbs. cliDurd whit-. Rrreipta.

7U.175 bu: aftlja- Weatern tmia-r-t. rrc; fowl lti-: turkey. 1114-. Irvac-d Kaaier We-trm brotier. fow la.

intl t-tr: turkey, Hat ler SteiJy receipt. 3.1. 47-t kx. Stat, rta.rv. rtmrat.

ta common to prime. 23 tr -7 oro-. a aecou.t 1. aieolal. rKTre Steady, unchanaod: rwceipta.

I4 230J fM'Tea. Kxg Steady unchaored: tvcelpt 3.T1 caaca. MI.WK4J-JIJS Minn July -OtillaturT 5hlrt.rn. 1.3M tcna. There at- Bo char re In the n.arke: today.

continue! struna at Hrn today. ut-ii ea 3.54aSt 5 I (ran-In 104- lb aick. $1S t0. 0 Maa 7 4U Flax -Heed Kecclpt, 3 car, year aga. 5 nni 7.44.4V H.55 rhlomem 4 rare Ltemanri roflflpUMl atenwar but keen and rprtuger (per bead! rferlnar were Hrht.

ITIcea w.ee quoted te und.r Early Hogr Gain l.aaat. Ju'' loett.c mice a2.1 rle Reeelt.te. 4 care; year ago. 1(3 cars: Lnevenness fettured tbe nog market. I ah.pmenta.

22 ma lax-nt ofTerlnsa and a etrnn Prices opened generally 104515c higher, ahlle I Uei. and ma le tbe maiket Onrnr. Malting lara-y Itttl. of tk.i In I A I -ere aigner i yeaterriey. i ic.emg range, aztinzc.

packer, accorclug to moat traders. This i -ST. Lot. H. Jli July red win- was caused mostly by I tffJL, a few shipper but tbe market soon wrak- irn 25.

Maxi and opening advance waa practically W'hiaky 1ot at the fltrl-A. -The average price at $9.24 i J. Rttt? hort cUr showed 6c gain, while top light at $9.60 were ivultrv violet; ehlckera. L2Se; apiinga. 1WJ17c Butter rUeady; creamarry.

244t27Sc. Krga-eltc ady I "Sc. flNa-lNVATL tthta, July FlotarQtiK-t. Grui-Wheat vSteady: 2 red winter. Sl OwaV I 141.

Corn Firm: -No 3 mixed. NlV-Warc. tta Kteady: No. 3 mixed. 4tu41c.

Ry viuk; Na. 2. MXjhOc. Bacon Firmer: short rib side. $14.

Sit. Whisky Dltlller- finished goods, steady Eru Fltm: PeocarTranla aad Kbrr near flrvta. rwe ram. 21l4e at rrarki do rurraat on lieia or Huttar Steady. ears.

Firmer 13S4krlr. Pi.uitry aSteady unchanged. Mil. WAT Wk. July F.ar Pail.

Grain WhaatIxaaer; No. 1 Northern, tl IdaJ 1.17: Nv- 2 Northern. 41.Mbl.l5: i ai.uz; puts, ii.ui caiaa. ai.vt-w. itye rirra; 9 Vi s0- taata-Firm: eiaudard.

-'i42'4c. a tiaa? ft jn ora-rirm: tic: puta. aic: caile, 8S3 V. Iia-lev-lull: No. 2.

R7c: a. rr.pl tiiaji 9.US" 'i'2c: medium. Itfit-nHc: No. a. OSdtakr: Vo.

4. Va" 8 2Vv n.att 7.4M 15 Id. 25 KA.9.l9 rni. juiy ti. Butter Creamery extrav.

25VC Orals. 34 Sc. seconds. packing I tck 20' c. I Kasn ar.rrta, eelr-ya.

Cf celtita. In returnable, caea. Star at rratk: W. a tern flnt. free cat ax.

2tSc tratk; do current free care. 20c at traark. fiua-Firm S'-ew York full cream, choice. a lac; ca tair to iooo, Bask Yegg Kalli Caatareel. SANDUSKY.

Jaly After a chase lasting throughout tbt night, Frank Connelly alleged to te one of the two hold-up men who failed la aa attempt to aaeur la a aife of the Cedar Tolnt Retort company at Cedar Point late laat night, waa cactured by police aad a posse ia a marsh this morning. HI pal. Charles Bra an, waa taken into custody at tr.ldcI.bL i THE -INTER OCEAX, THURSDAY. MORNING, JUIA 7, 1910. REALTY DEALS AND NEWS OF THE DAY Property at Commercial Avenue and Nineteenth Street Is Sold for $26,000 Following Court Decree S.

W. Lamson Is Purchaser. WOMAN'S CLUB OF EVANST0N BUYS SITE FOR CLUBHOUSE Evanston Property Chosen Fronts on Chicago Avenue More Apartment Buildings Change Hands in the City. atror.g. oti- 0 jjt feet on the north line and 113 iet on July tOrli.t H'ws IW-elt'l.

20 car. bitrv 'U HMmi.iTF. a.rjirrr.. I ot ara 111 Vih'l ant I jiBri. annil" Sl.l lOI 10 vtt.

h.Ti 3 fart; OFFKK NIHKKT. NEW TttltK July (V The msraet tir e-tea future tJr at unchanged prieea to decline of 3 point In rn.ithy ta lower European n.arke'. ahlla tne In. ivaavlrs orlmary morrtiient aeen.ed t. be raaalnc a little watterirg llqulitalton.

nTerirs were Tery llaht. anu ine n.r. in tile late r.cuv-rl I the eloae itrady net Diu tianael in a hnlfii hl.k. I ls wre reH.rted cf 4 Sou bare. -oinai da i ti 7w-: 4uaut aiaOp; t4.tit.rr.b-r.

KV ftrtober and Noven.b-r. Me; aa1nM 88.000 a week ago end 10O.4O0 a year May 'aiT'a'nd jTJ ago. Total thUa far this week 1O0. 000. araicl Ha.rt uiu hai-lei Vranr tower: t.urat unruiicm to pt lower Hlc.

unrhlnrr.l t. Hrenareed Rt.ililan a l.r.l niKuar. neoipt. iiaT.i 4ei i.aga it i.ir: jundlshy receipt. bars, asalnat hag.

Ixet venr. New earriviuv 1 W23 l-ag aa.nrt 4. baia lat Sp.t nuiet H.o No. 7. Ve: Stir.

4 la'rr- M.bl quI.I l-rlre, I-rev Ix.a'. oee. cio. Hal 41 S3 T. ft cut a ha ti.tia li U6 41 a 3 11 t3 3 a.

compared with Tueaday. and while r.v:Dn- some showed 1C0 15c decline. At the OUttat. arurtt murkcl. In the lik trade there le however.

It was a steady market for coamoi 'J" to tur mie. Thr bi.Merv and urul.rwear to good, and some of the choicest heavy markrl i a.tlvUr with the ar-arades soid sirorg. Tbe latter prevf more rival buyer- wit-i 14dm for rtna The Property at the southeast corner of Cam merctal avenue and NloetUlh strctt aas sold yesterday at the salesrooms of the Coica-o real estate board to 8. Warren Lamaou iur $26,100. Tbe sale aas made by M.

Henri Uuerln. master la chancery. In pursuance of a decjee entered by the Circuit court In lore-clofure proitedinca brought by Latueon against Catbrriae Kavaua.h aol other. Gail E. Oetrlng attended to the legal drtalU tor Mr.

Lamson. The iroprrty consUts of a lot 5140 feet improved mltn a four story brick buildiug in front, alth a frame hour in tbe rear. Tbe brick structure contains two stores, flats on the second snd third floors a ad a lodge hall oo thr upper Oor. I'lsa klarrkasat aaaal Uepaal. A storehouse and depot to cost about i to be ererted in Krle aaenur, near Ninety-Third street, by the Keeley llrewlng company to accommodate the South Chicago trau.

I'iaaa for tbe bolldHng are being r.par. Louis Lehle. architect. It a ill occupy a lot IStixlls feet oo the east tide of the arcnuv, 130 feet north of Nlnet) -Third street, recently puntaied fro.x Ira M. Cobe for la.

WO. A kite for a nea clubhouse has been purchased by the Woman club tf Evanston, of wcich Mrs. I'ljsars S. Grant Is president. The iroprty has a frontage of aixty feet on Chicago avenue, between Davis and Church streets.

Evanston. It aas bought from Mr a. Marie Huf Kidder for 17.900. subject to ln-unbranre. An old fram residence Occupies tbe lot at present, but this will I be removed when plana for the new bulldinv are reaaj a ui.ua a tlon.

Aparlairat Ralldlaaa Are dalal. Murray Wotbath has sold to John Savleri the mod' rn six apartment building on tbe weit aid of Vlnccnnes avenue, slaty feet north of Fiftieth place. It orctvples an lot fronting S7Vfc feet and having a depth the south line. Only a nominal ennstaer- tlon was mentioned, but tr.e convejance aaa made subcct to $1.1.000 Incumbrance. An apjirtment building occupying 40xl2S feet of ground on the eat ride of Frlrle arnue.

335 feet south of Thirty-Firth rtreet. has been sold by Albert Atkinson to Anna M. Cole for $15000. Tbe conreysnre Is u.ai subject to an incombrance of $7. RR.1.

ESTATE TBts'FKHH. Tha following ital Iran 'fee were Bed for eerd Rera Park. Pratt Fiedk. im ft ef taakewool ar. a t.

i w. 'V. vnaul to cser tlnrmulirMrr. 2 0t). 1.0O0 lake View.

Tia-worth av. 11 ft of at. f.tii laTJ. Ju fyler I Walker to John I I.ukar.lrch In cam bean ce. 1 i Clark t.

to? ft of fiurnmerda le f. I 1S.17. jure TO John McCarthy to flum- i trver M. V. oolwortk 1 WO lCibourn a.

12 ft a ut av. r. nil's, ana otner n. tani i Jade 2 Aaron -H. "C-etoC.

T. a T. Co Tr. (In, un.b.ance 0 lO.OfiO Cornelia a run of Hacltte av I'IIl. Jnac Krejk.

W. Ilaa, fcddv er. 2-J-t fl cf Ha -Ire June Fred It. Aiwocdetal Atwoad et at to BO 1 to Alfred M. Arr.eten av.

cor Wateland ar. a f. July Thi. Hackeraaw to Robt. Mund.t a-k Janen a.

1t. ft Orare at. t. 13 liW: Ju.v Helnrlch to Alex. toklbach 4r.ru.r.bra.-re.

S14MV. av. reel of Mwirow av. a f. I Jul.

loan A KrB to ItaL W. 3.0a a auo 6.104 a o.hi la.ooo I nl ft a of Clarendon at. f. I i July 2-Harry F. Ta: tt Her.rv IHvon 4.339 Marahlteld av.

SU ft of Wave. and av. f. 23X12IH: 5 Mir. Jewyhln.

Rarlrf to Mary Well 3.S0 uerey ct. 73 ft a of Kullerton av. f. 23s llo: Jure I-Bertha Ciwkburn and fcua-band. Jatnet.

to Jno. jfcbdnkb.ife.n n-cu-vibrante. g' COtalt Weillnrton av. 2kt ft of Ktanr.no av. f.

Jf.x July l-Henry Petition to Joa. A. Juttr.ir iinrcmbrar.ee. 0 tauot ll.noo Jefferaea. Palii.u t.

r.e Parker av f. Jun Hortena. Clappart I. Alma nilia K.w l.fato Hen.iu av. 144 ft of Mat av.

f. July 2 Cnrix lao lveraon to 1 hue. F. j-kiwey (Irtcumbra-nce. 42 l'Vt 4.O.

Oneral lack av. 211 ft a Irvina Park blvl. S7HX12C: July 2 Albert 81ab-baert to Joxef rumor g.lOO Kberly av. 74 rt of Belle PI. av.

a f. Mix 125; Jun 23 Aionsa H. Hill to Errjrrt 3.000 Cat av. lii ft of Orace at. f.

bOxl73S; July I Will C. Braun to Frwd Q. Ivtawwon. a.MlO N. 47th ct.

a ct Srhool t. f. JeOxiOl: July I Kerry Zander to Joseph Hala.x 1.000 a v. trto ft of R'aatara ar. t.

37Sxl24 July John Mcintosh to P. II. O. Mueller 3.100 Our cor Pbnrt pi. f.

3.17x13!: April 4'haa. mood et al to Geo. Have 3.100 Pacrarrento ar. lt2 ft of Addtaon at. ar f.

21125. March Aug. C. MaaTnu to Emma M. Wllllatne 1 orth Tovva.

liurllrc at. No 143 tol l), f. 24131 Juoa Wm. Hammer, ton to Anion 2.050 Cleveland av. 47 ft a of M.notnonaa.

t. f. July M. Dladea to feabaattaa Neddl 4.2O0 Lincoln place. 1k5 ft a of Oarfletd av.

f. 4lx1: Wax. J. Srlb to Joaepb C. Krtchten 3.523 oatk Ta era.

Dearborn t. 323 ft of 3ath l. f. 25x14: Jun. Ml Chaa.

H. Lawrrnc. to Cbax. M. Conlan -tlnrumbranre, 3.000 HaUted t.

77 ft a ut 33d place. f. Mrxl.at; June 27 John M. Tana new la to Jaanaa IVaody 3.700 I'm I He av 335 ft a of 36th at. f.

40x123; July 1 Albert Atklnaon to Anna M. Coie Incumbrance. $7.. Vjoi IS OOO Ftate at. 147 ft of SIM at, t.

50x120: Jala Eat. Ell Umlth to Wm. 8. Myers l.OO0 place. 14 ft of Aahlaad av, f.

25a I24S: April It John (Uy.ar to Joa. Majcher I4ye Park. Berkeley ae. No. 411.

f. JarSxtM; Jan. 13 Mrs. A'mlra J. Hull to Thoe.

E. 1 Eli. av. 13" ft a of Wad at, lnilI8; Jun. 1 1 Ira M.

Cob to Keeley Brg. 13.000 Prairie av, bet 114th and 115th ata. f. 53 125; June 34a Harry V. Mi.rt.aa to Herbert Haddon tncum braoce.

as.taju) aVOOV Rhode, av. 123 ft cf 4tn at. f. 23x122: June 17 Robert J. Hradrirk to Adrlald.

A. titlbert 1 8. Park av, 24 rt a of S4ik t. f. 25x124: Jaly 4 Jaunaa McCody to Walter Hall Incumbrance.

S.1.23t Vlnrennea av. 2 ft a of iVKh plaea, f. 57. 44 on b. 11M.B5 on July I Murray oioacn -o a oo.

aa evens fiacwinDranca. 13.UUV) Lake. Bishop at. 15 ft of SAth t. a f.

23 124 V. Jun. 18 Mauiic Sbeehaa to Wm. F. 4 "Uar ran e.

Ellaabetn at 12S ft a of antb at, f. 25x124: Jaae 27 Frank E. Saadtaera ta Ootbaa autd Mary Hermltag. ar, 73 ft a of 54 ih st, f. 23x 123S; May go Cbaua.

F. Heinbavrdt ta Maria Fleck Horn. ar. 74 ft of 88th at. f.

25x123; Jan. 1 teeorg W. Calkin ta Michael J. O'tteefe lncumbraace. SuOO) Kali.

at. aau ft a of 472d at. a f. 29x127; Jan. aO Patter Lohrt.liler ta John E.

Molluy Low. ar, 23 ft a of taSth at, f. 20x111; Ju 3 Kat. K. Klnn ta gaunaet H.

Parnell av. S13 ft of Math st. t. 24124; Jute Fe ana A Totan.atram fn Cbaa. J.

$4 PS: feonde. 83 ewrrent fa- n-lacellaneoae. a 4 S3. 5V aa a oa w. ay.

FEO.tiA, ii auiy a. jrau-. orc Firm: Na. 3 whl.e. die: 2 wblKv KTc: 2 yellow.

TiHc: N. T. yellow. Xi a. Ktc; No.

4. no rcd. 3 Vc. Catr I'rehanged; standard. 3l4c; No, 4) mh.ts.- July ft.

Butter exita vv reiern creauarry. oo n4r Dy prima. Sir. br wuw vaotinu aw aaan raanaen C2d at. 250 ft of 6t.

Ixtals av. a t. 2x1 24; July a Liaetta Pnywer -and haateand. Abner. to Wm.

E. lilnney Throop 24 ft a cf 4Stk at, f. 31x124; June 13 Anton Kokea to Jacob Wood st. rt a of 4Mb at. f.

24x124: July 2 Joaef Varcbkowaky to Joset aobexak Calaaaart. lafnyett av. 850 ft ot HCth f. SO 1Z5: July aaeo. naorrg tg inu.

ciavn- brandt Wallace st. It ft of 102d at. f. SOxtTS: July 1 Job A. Campbell lo Wlataa K.

Holm. Bam. ppty Jaly 6 W. K. Holme wit- claim to Kittle i West Twwa.

W. Adam rt. Iflia. a 123: 23 Mary I Hooker to Cbaa. F.

Auetla ar. 321 ft of N. 4fatb av. f. 2flg 1IM May IV-rDavld porter to Mary A- Wrlamaa Baird sv.

I0S ft of Washington blvd. f. 2x125: June 14 Harry E. Howard ta Franc R. Kllk.lt llncumhranc.

(2.24JO).. Central Park av. SI ft a of 2d at. f. 25a 123; Jus 3 Calvin 1 "at lea to Fete i.

3.830 2,050 3.223 l.aoo 4.800 3,750 3.200 2,750 1400 .00 2. 1O0 3.80) 10 a. ooo S.S00 Orovtajr Cnieago cor I'hruuana av. a f. 23a 136; June So Kirhaiii alaaer to Caaru-liaa Htubba aa.lMO.

Olunib a t. 210 ft of l-eavlll f. 31 lu; June SW-MarlaC lolla to etrltlao H. Koun. Cly bourn 120) ft of if, July 1-Aliooe 1.

Wkllini la t'hllllu Weber lath pi. IrtH fl Wood sf. f. 4-slatv Morek to Martin WoJVtenal. 18tK at, Via ft of Hi.yo.

it', f. 2lal24: Mar 241 Waeat Ban Jona ISth at. 2 In fl a of Woo.1 el. f. 24mli: July I Trau.

U. 1-warewrkl ta Al a Laabko Evertrraea av. 2ai ft a of California av. a July 1 Chae. Levy to Aaraham W.

tloldatein (Incaiuheanee. ga.u0 ful: on .4. aai ft av if K.anrleva, av. a f. 24s lib; July I -Jona II.

fh.laaa to oh a Martin 4lncuanaVrar.re, t. Clat rt. a cor WtM Kmt a v. f. 2u2a 125.

May 24 Walter I. Uiaoen tas Kam'L. 1. Wal.lU FullertiMi av. 4 ft uC Itorkwelt a f.

24a ttu: Jan. John h'eaat to Arthur Hruch laa game. potjr; June a A. ttruchlaa to Plnaraa Ad lev 8. 41at av.

1st fl of 1-aah av. av t. Jtx I1M; June 2v lu. K. Fliaaterald ta Kerdlnaaad Waibaum tiaruiutnaace.

S3 JC, 4Mb av. cor Mui-arlur si. f. 3.1137; July A Harry 14. kurgrr et at to Jno.

C. MiIermotl Uamila av. 144 It a 1 Muyna t. f. 4 W4; July 1 freak.

ta.eechtK.rn to Isnats Uraenkowlta lie nore el. 7 rt a of" t'ongrw-v at. f. 25s I2: 21. Iku; Janet at.

Wood ao.l husband, Jan.ee le Jno. K. Waud alaacura-biaru e. J. Jarkaon.

l. 2-H ft Hamlin av. a f. lAi Jaaa Iw-Lasabart Tree to Jaa. T.

Laurel av. Ml rt a of lawn a f. Xtxl.TH; Juae 2 aJuaauuel H.ureaaeea to KvOtil Knight lawmia t. law fl a 4 Adania et. 2i' til; Joiy 2 Albert Atkln.cn to l-eter at.

173 ft tf 42J av. a f. vxt2t; May ll-Mary K. Itt blen ao Vv na. Kerr.

Mirhneld v. nu ft of Taylor t. r. i-ux I. at; Juiy I- Kaaaee A bran Ink to Man lat.l-rtn g2.4ejui..

Mont t-elltt av. IXi ft a of Auaueta et. f. Jialv l-Mra. Minnie Hobeeta to I'haa.

M. Aaadarreaa ilavumbraure. at.3oui North i.ice tva ft a a ar Arailtase av. a f. June 14-llenJ.

T. 'srrlngtan to etxilev laandowaat. Milwaukee av. to II of Aactln av. oaf.

2 It, to alley and 24 a am Au.tln a June aaa. kuraeler at at to IVIer 4 Mavndler Ni rth jt. kj a or Armltaf a. June rttaniey leaaarti.e.tl to Krle.fr.a Tle.lce i liarumbrante. t.2""t Untarlti t.

ear Wa.ler i. aa'mllH; Jane A. Hitchcock. to Hugh laaaae Rorkwell at. 172 fl cf La- Moene-M.

f. 2S lllu: Jaae I la.uta Keuravry lo Jacob Ittabeaatrtn H. el. 1 rt a aW i-ornell it. I.

Iu fX' June 2aa AaM.lah Havadur to John 4.a)ewk I Csllfornla av. IU ft aid "oai re. a t. f. I and lal: July I Jan.

Tannea to Haley La. laevttye tl-erumbeant-e. Il.ua. Cklraeo av, a a ear Trumbull v. a f.

24123: June ita Wan. Jieta lo Fran 1' and Thekla WiaiMt alncumbra-H-e. SI INth at. ft a.f IJocoln f. Vixla.

June 25 Jan Hum to Manlelaw Klaiur Floumoy t. Ml ft t.f H.htisb av. a f. -H'V 124 ea Met I. It.

It anj oiber bi.ty In An her Helfht Itao deeoe) uoe 17. IhIO. and Kept. 1. laaea Arthur H.

I lartrl al to I'atterava A. tiarnajalt-rft ilnruanratKe, Oakley av, 23a ft a of Hlr. et. f. 24125-Juiv 2-Freak bnaw.a lo A It wet Aadenoa linrumkraarr.

SI 2-'i Polk t. a roe am-bell at. f. 4U124: June I Heir of Margurtte IVmtaelly to Kdward l. ata-l l-arira lann-ielM' Kawytr av, a tor IGth at.

7 1 a 123. Ju.y 2 Itavld llorwlrh to ItarrU Miller ila-cumbranre. Sl.laa.) Pwer av. 2- fi of 221 t. r.

July I Jueef ttrany to J.ahn Van ice Incumbrance. fl.Va.y 17th at. ft a of Itobev at. a Juiv 2 Aatoea ittwcrakt to Ji-aef fitan-ca-klea Ir feholto at. IJ4 ft Tsyb-r et.

TBal.aft, und l-J tnl: July 2 h'user, I'eppi to Adolf Nutl line av. 223 ft of 214. f. 231123; June 21- Jmepa I. fwM t.

Martin Hlake rrtna-fleUI ar. 113 ft a of I3ah at. t. 54x. 125; Jane ta Mernard fait to Ckaa.

J. Johnaoa N. Talman ar laj ft of i Iren woo-l av. f. sl2rt: Jalv I -Martin M.

Veam to Wra. I Maeder incumtrarw-e. 3i Turner av 273 ft of 21 at et a t. 25x123: June l.wia H. iteig to Taal KUhaxt tnrambraarr.

Turner av. I3a fl a a-f ittk St. a 2n19u: June 14 Joa. Kv kv la taal nlrla th f. 12V ft of 1-axllna at.

f. 24123: Miv IT 4rltlaa A. Hover ba urn to Wo)-cleat fmacaca 21t ft ul lloraaav -a Jule 4 Henry It. et al. by M.

to Man A. and Hoararet B. Tultle. Nauaalua-k Cunn 2li id. 2at ft a af Wa'hianaw av.

a 23 I27: June 4 Jan Kldlo la Frank 22.1 ft. 24t4 of 4Mh av. a f. 3inil: June I Joaehlm Wehling ta Mar) Caih-eefe Ifaeffaer S2d at. ft w- of 8.

4tna av. a 1 13 May 2-. T. A T. tr.

to Mary W. 22d et a t. S3xl2S atvat I and brtek and at owe theater a.MT aaad fixture, and umliare: June H-Ji A. ajaiffln and tlen litmus la Tbel.araaAiauaeiu.nl 'a. ilnramaraae.

Slt.kau. 2.V! et. 172 ft of llt-yn- a f. 2fl124; June a Juaia lrtal auiuialoig. tw laia.

i-i rial Jno. atuiiderrcaa ta Frank M. Hood rteaplalnes Brown Ita 23 to 2S. b.k 4: Lec. zti.

Arthur I. saalnriu to Ann). aaalfleAl New Trier. Wllmette. paufe dlv.

Ita 18 to 12. blk July a Cbar Orenkaalln to Frank F. Khvurtww. Edward tchwurhow. Alma Kchauchow anil 1 1 rd ig Atmlt ger Mlea.

Townahlp 4t. cat a a a it. 41, IS: Jura 13 Kan. Mars at at. by M.

in C. to Jaa. Foaa Kara aa at Park. Bartla-tt's stita. It 71.

IT. 40. It a I. tS 17. 444.

arrears rt Waachbuark IJ' JUIV Bartlelt ta Ana and Mars' Qale a Block I- nub. a It R. blK8. a 14 12. 12: Jans Ja.

H. Kmeay Lory Bella Marvi Harlem. 8. add. It and 12S fl It blk 4: Jaly 1 Oeo.

Volberdlng to Una Barer ilafumbianre. Sl.Ctaul May wood. It and 10. blk 208; Jun. IS llanuaaa.

Hotel ta Chaa. w. Huttar Melroee. J. Okaa add.

Ita 2 to z. blk 1: Jun. XT Loala Frillmana to Karl Kunkel Ock Park. LtaaaUap'e add. It 2t aad blk.

17 of 17. etc Herman ftcbult ta Jacob Meavbler Oak Park. Haaa add. It 81 Jan SOW alter r.ai.r ta ana. leraw Tkrt Harvey.

It 48. talk TO; Ja a Jaa. Or. nam to Kelnhard O. Meyer Hareey.

It aa. blk SO; Jan. 24 Trine A. rboreeaa to Maria J. Phillip S.900 Xt50 T7l 4,150 S.300 a.fto T.00) 4Xa 4 4WH t.5i0 2.r 3.0CJO 3.34ai last a.eoas 6 noO 3.35H 4 I0.34O 7.0OD T.fajn 2.S50 at) 2.0t a.

2.T23 2.7U 4ScO 7.000 X.2t a.soi i.k ri.000 Z3J pi la ft or Ha.ni.aav ae I zax 124- Jun. TS tieo laaartewo a Fred and Anna Leaartaon lint umbrance. gl.aaan l.aajii Van Huren of I. 4.4d a f. 2Mb 124: July l-4-hss.

8rhnenfeld to Msry Murphv ilntambranc. Sl.3st a.buO Wnahbum av. a ft of latttt et. a f. 24x121- Jul 2 llov 1- ta VV m.

F. A hlina I.fatxt ara-btenaiar av. iou a c-r uxat" r. 25125' Jut l.tlo Kcertina to Jacob tlerUrh llacitmhrance. ii 8.550 Waantenaw av.

Hat ft of Lake at. f. 21x12: July 5 ajeaa. M. Murrav Frea Wareham Western av.

a cr Cornelia at. f. 24 as liia.11: July 2 John lepre lo KmlltaJ-thamb tltac-ambraaace. S3.4ara aeaume.1. We.tern av 24 ft a of 1'leaiant pi.

f. 24x t'afi: Juiv -Tbo P. floaty to Christian Iveraon ar. 3J2 fl a of Taylor t. f.

2SII4: July l-lda r.aackerman to Joe. eHanka latere-! lie. Kcniton City lot 15. blk 10: June Ma-Mr. Mart liar.

Kiaoer to The woman 4 lub of Eranaiua Kranaton "nlv.ra add. lot 21; Jan. 2 Ernet Jacob e'arah Eilert iln- cumbrtace. (Irtr. Cudahr's 3d add.

lota lo and II. June li-tlui. M. Caatl. to Olender blk II: Teodora laa Vetsne.

Baldwin rubd. Km 22 and blk June 2 cart fetera- to II. rauiaaoa r. Lyaaau 23. K.

T. 3. lot 2 blk 4. S. a i.

4. a. 12: Jun. S3 Jaa- i. Wallace lo Marv arivrewter Lay A Lymaa aub.

Ita 14 ta 1. blk 1. Saws. tua. April I uavw r.

inaavn tw Oax-ar I. Chamberlain Malar. Asers. pt Its I. 58.

41. 12: July 1 4.S4J0 a.ono l.a3 T.60O T.ra i.e. at 4.3aJO 1.000 ll.txa) 3.0.M 2.8.W 3.2O0 Sno 10 2.04 833 1.5O0 1,300 1.7UO 3.380 PERMIT. The fatlawlaa; bu lading parmlta were lawued y-terday: at. is aty fram.

rea awa -T Ma run lot. Washington at. arch owner. naa A Orahn. crp A 8 Crlpe $1,700 2Waj Avar sty mane hat a oa Purrvtlle.

323 plveiaey av. arch art lamn, rarp Joe -tllpalr SOnW 8D21-23 Lai wood av. 2 aty brtok apta. ewa -fuaaa Oreea. 4W02 Ukavjet ar.

aerh land A Cireea. avaa and carp In tamwoa 8.00 4011 Byroa at. 1 aty brick, ow Herman Hendocf. Dakln at. aaa tick ar land.

carp Aaron Johnaow 1.80O 22a Kedale at. aty brick ataraar. awa I -an el In 4k Brown I na 1123 Chamber Comtnarea. arch 11.11. owner 3.

000 4O40 Lexlnatoa a. 2 sty brick ftat.rnan Maaaan. 44.11 Lexlaftoa. arch uuuin. ma aaanu.iin A urowniag.

carp aawr nriirain. SOU antb at. frama. awa Oeo Bard. BOOO F.xcharse av.

arch, maa and rarp 33.va Btahnn at aty fraine. own Paal KJefl. rVt-t Hie hep at, maa Kweyea. car John Kiiebrn R27 Mt st. 1 aty ream re, oww Ele Reel.

8421 Las ar. arcb Hale, carp Uaftler 1444 Lilt ar. 2 aty rear add. oww a RudeL 1444 LJ1I av. arch, maa and cars 841-43 Jeffrey av.

3 ety frame nata. vet John A Chapipaa Km Ta alalia- et. arcb F. jKrta. maa a Bllllr ger 15s.

carp Vf ft rick T. Rybwta. Ftrlckert. av, 3 air fram. Aata.

own 5a 10M laa Pall at. arrh maa fi lunger Co. carpi eotT-IO Jetrree- av. 3 a-y frame nata. awn John A ctaapnaaa.

lut Laa e-all. st. area It lrta. nvaa A PI 11 In iter Co, carp 6841-48 Jeffrey av. sty fram flata.

awn John A Chapmatt Ut la Salle at. arrh Ft Robert nea A ptlilnirer Co, carp Strieker. 8131-aW Jeffrey ar. 3 Kr frame nata. awn John A Chapman.

Itw i Salle at. arc r. R.ecta. maa aV A firlnorer Co. carp 3 Stn-ke-t.

JetTrev av. 2 atv frame, own John A Chapman, lo la Halle st. arc Rob- 8,800 3,000 S.109 1.000 800 10.000 10.000 10.000 10.000 10.000 erta. mat A Pllllager Co. ears.

Ptrlrkert WaO-4kl2 Forsrue-e 8 brick alora and Mate Maaaone nt7 Forauer et. ara-b Fot tin. maa Guerra. carp Too Fort una ta 6547 lailaad a v. IS aty (raiao rea.

own 8 Cvp. 4764 Mliwauate av. maa and carp owner 12T.1 Kddv brick, awn Alfrwd A maa. a. 713 Chrlatlao av.

are faul Hansen, naaa lutaf Xrteriund 1231 Kddy rt. 2 sty bHrk. aw Alfred Arnearn. 713 hrlatlan av. arch 1'aul Hansen.

ma elaaiaf Strrtund 1237 Kddy at. brie, ova Alfred Arnearn. 713 Obrltlena av. area 1'aul liaaara. maa Ouataf Katerioad 2312 Kavlrneld a v.

a sty brt-k. aan 3irt fOuareeene areh Hal, maa II rot-rata, ear Chaa Filtrark I Baard at. IS sty frt-ne. awn leby. KVVt tstn at.

areh Haaa. maa li ran. rtaa Hrark 1 aVr. A amt n. kw Jtldae av.

3 any brk-k nata. awa Nth.n. 4 1 viu ar. Hale, maa Nrlaoa. carp 8 I.

Walker 10.0CO 10722 Pwrry ae 2 atv traana nam. awa John avaparna. imin av near rtuiier -i. area Nave A Hon. carp pMroaiaa 2312 8 Rnbay at, I sty brick bam.

aan VV in Fiefbum 22 224 p4. a red. naaa and carp ow ne n. SOt 32d ace fesmw rea. own natrneld 208 8 2d ar.

carp tlartVeM 2317 2Clh at I ety kraik. Fred Urtotier. r.l 7 Ia at maa Aug nutt- nr carp Relnbola 2131 Melrnee ar. 1 alv brbrk addl rty. own W'aaoar.

2131 Meiroa. at. ratrp Wrm Bar-oaeloter 7Wn I'aullna at. 1 fnaat rea. aw Kmeel Hewitt.

7031 -I-aallaa St. carp owner 43d av. 1 atv frame dwell, awa llnkeet. Iiurt 8 44th av. rm Wm Koeprw 2241 Haw lev ae stay fnira.

dwell. aaa 14 l-lnkert. LVM 8 41th av. rarp Wm KoetHj. IT 1 4 Van fturen at I lv brick afore-room, awn raw.

1 71 1 Van Iturea at. rri Omaei r. carp Niacin Heoa. Mar.BH.1 av I ale fraav edel el v. own Schnllrnoa.

3T29 MarskBeid av. areh Anderwoa. car-. Oie-m 11149 Rcaaeave at. alt fr me addl alv.

oa 44 ivi'i-ataa. lavta Hew. or at. car Wm ftukmeietrr 3cut y.inr.i at I ate frame addl ty. can riu.ia.aon.

5v.t Monran at arrh a laaad. ataaa Anderaua carp Frank Aa-Aeraoa Haas Kedale av. 2 afv track tUta. can el.ae. SVt3 4 at.

arrh IVauoaoa. ma aa-laadsna hraa. rarp A Nela-a 2ld-2IN Cnriatlani ae Ian 2 atv fnae aata own riiaerck. 2l I Mllaauke av. arrh Ranter, rarp A Araeacn BOSSES FAIL announced.

10.000 .000 .40 4,200 4.208 S.0O0 2.4V POO l.aoo 2.200! t.ICO 2.Xa 2.0HO 3a 1.400 2 POO l.noo a ooo 4.830 LATIN-AMERICANS TO BAND AGAINST U. S. Belief at Washington Is That at Republics Coming International Convention Concerted Protest Will Be Made Against Uncle Sam. rHarial IH.jatch to Tbe Inter iWfl. WASHINGTON.

D. C. Jnly Tfcat al least three, and perhap more, of the Central and South American republic will maktw coccerlcd protest ol some kind at the com-id lnternatlonsl renferenre ct Amerlcau states at Buenos Aire agalnil the Central American policy of the aittd States Is th. poaalblllty being dlatrajtscd ta diplomatic-circles here. Humors to ibis eBYtt bare been permtenl of late in qutrttrs usually well ictormed.

and aome rcapocaible Latin-American rep-reaentatlrea admitted their approximate truth, though none would permit himself to quoted. Tts taacora have led to a lively txchaoge of Inlormatloa among tbe Ctotral and South American diploma ta here. Official ot the Flate Department ire known to be watching iba ituarlon closely. Laalla-Aaserletsa A Ilia a are HlateaU b-im of the icore radical of tbe Spacith-Amrrlraus are said to be la favor ol a Lalla-Amerlcan alllaot agalaat lb. L'sltcd State It la generally conceded, however, that formal actloa ot tbia nataure Is anllkely.

The most that ran be regarded aa probable ia (bat tbe republics Interested 111 give the failed States to uodarstand diplomatically thatf tbe principles represented ta tbv. attltude of the government on the eaat roast of Nicaragua will accepted willingly 8 part of the International law of tbe Americas. It la hardly likely that this protest, if mad, will becom a part of the ofliclal proceedings of th re.ii.fe re nee: It ax ill probably be left to the anotacial work of the assembly. Notwithstanding rrcert atatement by tbe Venezuelan government on the subject. It la reported here that the Vrnexoelan del gate will be tbe leader la protesting against the attitude of the Called Stater, and that at leart two other governments wUl share the respocslblllty of the move-man t.

MaaJrla Lea ata Crssade, Doubt exists In Washington aa to Just what step of the American government have beea ulataslrful to thr iter republics. The only concrete point mentioned In thla connection wa first phrased by Madnx. Presldcat of the goremmect at Managua, when be protested against the action of American marinas In preventing an attack by the Madrtx force upon tbe el'y of Blueflelda. Thla was done on tbe ground that American Interests are extensive there, and followcu th precedent 'of the British government In prohibiting fighting' lo Greytown oa similar grounds. Later the Venas waa prohibited by the American ofBclala from firing on latent; I da.

AND MINERS AGREEMENT Two Days Conference Between Operators and Men, Called by President Lewis, Is Fruitless-Sympathetic Strike Threatened. After a two days aeasloa. th cottferenc between committees representing th Illi nois Coal Operators asaoclation and Illlnola miners adjourned yeatertjay without taavlng reached a -settlemenL Th attempts of T. L. Leals.

preaident of th Calted Mine Workera of America, at whose solicitation. tbe conference wgj. called; to mediate the existing difference, proved futile, and th altuatloa la lUinola remalna onchanced. 8y aaaaait hetle Strlkar, Threat. Th only good which might aecra from Prestdeatlecwia' first partuipatioo la the Illlnola dlsput la a possible better nnder-staading between th Illinois operators aad th national orgasrtsatloa of th mlaers.

President Lewis left laat alght for latdlaa-apolla and will go ta Terr Hants today to tak part in the Joint confercne of the Indiana operators aad miners Is that city. Conditions In Indiana ar said to very unsettled, sad is waa rumored yesterday among anloa otBclnia that ther la a poaalblllty of a sympathetic strike la that state. Should thla -occur, -th result lo th Chicago coal market might prov aomewbat disastrous. aa a Urge portion of th local supply ta at prenem coming from th Hooal.r a tat at. -KatlaaAl Vaalerataaaltavav rlbl.

Two of th propoalUoBs diacuased at yes terday's eoaferenc wef la regard to tEs calling out of eogloeers and pumpmea by th miners snd th abutting owa of th mine at the expiration of agreement a. While noth ing definite was decided In regard to either question, the discussion might have some ef fect ta bringing sbont a national understand- lng. whereby-the mjners will not hereafter step worn oo- April i penaing negouatioes. but remain at work natll either aa agreement 1. reached or a strike called.

ANOTHER DEACON TO Slater rriaees Ka Axlavlll to Be-eaaaae Mrs, Grrgertsk4l. NEWPOaT. I July Miss Edith Deacon, a-danghter of the late Edward Parker Deacon of Boston, and a sister ot Dorothy Deecory, who yesterday became Princess RadMwelt ta London, Is engaged to George Peatody of Boston. Atrnopnrement to this -effect has beea made by Mrs. Ciisrlea II.

Baldwin, grandmother of Miss. Deacon, with. fhom the Utter lives. When thax wedding Is to take place waa not Mlsa peacon Is visiting in Boston, tut Is BUSINESS PERSONALS. BUSINESS PERSONALS.

-MEfi FIND IMMEDIATE BEREHTS AHB CURE FOR KIDNEY aid BLADDER-TROUBLE KUURIOUS URINARY DISEASES 7S 84 7 84 tklabam 81 mnana 82 paukertuaarg Panrta l-nltadeliUala ptttabara 74 t.rt'.tad. Ore P.bla Katpid City S4 UU ataelie al Kaa Franclacu 74 8L Iula 78 Ht. Paul 4 atalt 1-ike City. at eaan A 12 Kaa I.areo. 7-4 8te Maria r-iaakane 2 Sprlnsrteld.

Ill aal KuclnarVrld. Ma Taco.na a Vlrkararc 7H Waahlnartow 7 Wtcba-a 8 Wlllbxtoa S4 Wlnnlpeag 84 Max Mualcavntur Ida Raaraiila Na maa laeed racretty saVer th torturr aad pain cf kidney and urinary rot. blew because alnaoat Immediate relaef and edy ear ran be obtained. have a b-t tl 6c rare lor the lav.te yoa to call on as and talk tt over. A frtrtadty chat wtll eaat yea aothing.

MEDICINE ONLT $LXO AND IP PER COI RS It- HOT A COIXaUl NBED BE PU3 TjSTIL SATISFIED Why Suffer Wheii We Can Reiievc You? --J: Burolnn Palna. f.eoaent deal re ta get np at sight, paiaa )a leda and grots, back or be, afraaaiag nuarry. kney palna. erwpCScTY. ore.

wo4Wra glaaada, pimpfe. oa tare aad bedy. cratarrhal dl rharrew. Pile, rs -tal pataa. akin aliaraere.

rape ore. rertrajre veins. Blood rotaoat, wsakaaaraa sod i.re rurabie aader ear -tree I meat. Coaatiltauioa Ire. livrirr UAml Etarv 4a frana a an I.

Jt Wb CUa-b Kr aad Thnrsday oVIea iSaudaya. m. m. to m. BRoFLINL 260 State to return here, where she la a (opular member of the younger social let.

althia a short Urn. Sae sua introduced to Newport society tbret: sczsons ago by Mrs Baldaln. I WEATHER INDICATIONS. wuHiwrroN-. tt.

Abilene Albany AtBeoa Aituvr.lt.. Batla-rurd Blamark Itoiaa Hoar on Itaffaao Cairo Calaarr Cnarte City CWyanne Clcar ClnclnivaJl Ciev.and Cone or La Iiavaniatft I.w le. ltetrolt I tev il Ijke laodae Itubaaaue Ituluta Kl I-avaa ac.tmoeitoea Kecannbai tlrant Haven iSrajvd lirwea Bay Havre Hirmc. Javrkaunt Ilia Kaasa City Keokuk Lawlar Little Rack taja Ana era Matdlatva Vaavauertat Memabis Mrairinr Hat Mltaaakea Minnedoaa Moataomery Montreal MoocHead Naaaviile New Orlraaa Naa- York North Plana C. Ju-y Fa-aa aaj Vr4 -a 1 Vl ac 7 tit 74 sl tal at 7at 71 St.

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1 RE. Pi 8 E. S8 W. 8- Tal.on.oiia Park 72 74 8.W. DEATHS.

Job. c. Hebera, Ida liecnett ir Caaar CloaaJy Rain Fair tbaar Clear C.ar CkaaJv CVotadjr Fair ar Clear t'laar Citeay VoUoV Clear 4aear Fau- Car Clear lxr fjer Fair Clear Oar Clrar tWaudy Fair Fair Fair Fair Fair Clear Clear Clear "ir Cl-r Rata Ooadv Clear Clear Kala "ler ainacvad t.ieeaoa. Mary I eo Haaetlch Fanny Rev an Wo.Vlecb Waienakl. Altai na Pi kosa Cbrt.tlaa Ladwlj.

Mathilda Dtrei-bmldl. Paal 8xaf.ia.kt. Minnie Norvll A loo so Ttneary. Eva Reed Raa-Halna llerknaa. chrtantna John Heldea.

Lake tjeaeva. VV uv Fretand aaa Ben lamia O. Davlea. lae M. Kmlth il.lam c.

u. Molt. Maud. u. Kelslc.

bAMa. altn. a 4d .14 try at NEW YORK, July Arrived Oceatnlc. Liverpool. SaUVed Campania.

Idver.vtaot; Preaident Lincoln. Hamburr: Teutonic, rtoatbaiautaaa: Argentina. Nap tee. Tnemaatoclea Plraeoa. W1NDHKTM Charie Wlndhetm.

died July 5. ara 44 year. Betored huatoaed of tier trade tnd-helnv nee Ptrccfcer: fond father of Cbarlea. Jr aad Alfred Wlndbelm. an cat the late Henry and 1 toco the Wind helm, brother cf Albert Wind-brim and tbe Nellie 8tramer.

Funeral Sat-arxtay. July from late reandeace. Cauai- Krt arrtaue. at 1 o'clock, ta Utacetaxad. Mera-r a( Arcana lodse.

717. P. A A. Wiley M. Esaa chapter.

No. 1 2d. R. A. M.

CUI-eagry wramanileTT. No, la. K. T. Medinah rem.

pie. A A. O. M. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

2723 2 a SKltva 32 31 28 et a. Frank r- aoai, aaara is Havrrr Borwctae-vaky. Dor Slatakr. Jaaaa Wltkwa. Cbicaaw Helgbta, lit: Aa toaiaa bau-paickate.

earn. .....27 3t Wtaeeety Oraelak, Joeefa Perackowska Ti la leadaar -idler. Ooldl. tilven XT Joha J. O'Toola, Julia Tterpey.

....23 2ti Jaaaea E. Martin. Floceoce D. Falk. 34 lv lacar O.

Wlchaaann, Minnie KreaatA 2223 Kraak D. 8avae. Ida M. Minalng. 8eaquiaa, Hilda K.

5w 4 Raymond Cooler. Aaca Milker ea Karat Hantonia. Ona Abnalnekla. 18 -s taeorga J. Koklnax Malaatauia K- Peailakiia 2721 Jaa Lakoma.

Katarsya 24 John Ravel no wait I. Wladyaiiea 17 Wocleeb Wltkowskt. Heiena Frank Hoelsel. Beea le rat .23 21 Thomaa MrMabon. Margaret rvilln 24 Dawson ataxia.

Rilxafeeta McXXaaatd .71 is Jacv4 J. haaraer. Reiaa I A Harry F. Mchoht. Mildred 27 -2 William Tobey.

Iaxxl. King ,11 Cl Prank Rayunec. Metro Park. Mary Roakowaka. 3 frl Herbert W.

Canning. Ellxabeth M. AIJ.ldtee.27 21 Oenrae Iveraon. Elisabeth A. 22 Helnrlch Wtllrvrh.

Henriettae 2ti Matthew Moynihan. Flora 2" Nathanhal I. taordoa. Agnaa Braitw t-yt P.lchard Wlmmarmark. tiraew ttieoa.

.21 If Rudolph Horcbardt, Anna Pobimaa I a PILES CURED SSU'ISSlt lne-ctaw. Aeearbiag Ptb Pessary aad Reaeedy. Price ly S. 17-21 Qaltxy Re a 802. Chlcaga.

Call ar writs let- bee act St. SECOHi FLOOS. SOCIETT BVULEM- 8CHIXJI. ANU CLAfaS I'lVtV WlXjHIr A 2r-8 MAiKiMC TEMPLat, ML SAUKDERS. "TTi cago.

us fTATE nJrwfti ATTORNEYS AT. LAW. lllleole -ho were eaat aa1 austa Pwna rruruis rkOTKrTlOX Rt'RCttT CIVES atn Tbaraiay: Irtaay traenuy taar. aaalenla aenlJ 4 aavace la Mittma bk1 rniii, tMaei to eatm and wage. VVeet Pennaylt anaa-nawaver.

probably thanoer fd. UUkjUat. 11 a o-ma 1 a areata rrioay iarviy hm. aaaaatly aaaaia. wlna.

4na aa-iy aiaana. iniua and laduaa Jtaaaer laarut: Friday partlv raaMMy. II a aaoweea in ao ut it iortwaa. aiele'rau autk Itfwer MM-bie-aa oooavn Thure-' Friday gereraliy lair: miadcrat. aaatbaeat to weat I'Pia-r ata-htgaa.

Mlaaraota ani Waaaoaaan Cene rally tatr 1 buraiay anu rtaa). luadVrat a eat aln. Ia aad Mtaaoerr Oesxralty fair Thursdsy aal Friday. Niint ana Hoatb Dakota, ytamln. Moetasa.

Kaana aad Neera aaa Fair Tburaoar aaad Incay. Tbe loilowtnx ucaeei tataoava a ere txaad. at 1 a. Cbkaaro time: l-iau- Tr. Mx.

wtnd. pre. Hi 8 es a.W IX.RPOHATfONai TXT 3i- BjLLlARD ANlQLggsT HN1 4KD pool tat P. rent labia a 1. of bar.

WJP TAPLE1 I 7 "r5- eeate.1. rtrttr.jr l. auaOiae- ureat rrt.ia MaU ord.r fliled. 1A-J2 Mfa TTJaiaS-i -aa! CA'H P10 Ft-tR f-ElXIXp Hlvp BHO-lARr. IU I UEK to.

2U3 ataaa a 1 OIi atENT. EAST TERMS A LW aane of auil ea Eccrcr l.rel A rSxarw 1.57 7 Ml. waa a. Pboai Mora.i5f"W xn 8EaXNn HAND rraot. I toweet prteew: ea-r terana i mptMleav PAavOvv A roVi.

N72-842 W. POX LVNCH-10 AND 13 CENTS. at 4rCanc.oli4i t. Mack Ve i -LM? MOTH I PKRONAle-R)ACHEA. BfC.S.

RATK KXTEH- 50 I rJ.i eraser guarantee Cca- tract. Call Ptvoea. wr write rKaakJtlCK rtREiS CX. 421 State WalKSLET Ot BoiL MOTH LKiriO. 8tat.

i-bene Aadte.e lit an zac Mttlex V. CLAIRVOYANTS. KNOW THT FTTCRE MAlvGARET grahak a roe year girea aabar.ai.tlal proof of iter fcaoa ledra aad taywi world. CoaaamHatlcaa, a aw. to a an.

walrr MikOARET ouaui aa airy aorate at ker a' end ara 2918 RICEIGAli AVE. 2918 2444 Va.a,ak eOaa T1.V1 a Clear I tAiasut A.t.Ut, lOJI lLIfin AYCe tlotady ree.dem In Otkaura baa provea baa i wwndeefw, lawn tae key naaa CW haaedttaes aaal Wttree. t. 8 daily: 13 I4TmsC CVeady. Clear Cloudy Fair Clear ctoarty Falr Valr 4'rOOdy Clear Oear Fair Ceac-ly loudy loody Fair 3ear Fair Cloudy CVar Cloudy Clear Fair TV folVowtnar marriag.

Uceasea were laauad yaw- teraay Air. William Walter. Ethel Wright 21 2 StaaUlaw Ltuoa. Katarayaa 2' 23. Victor Jobneoa.

Anna Johaaua 2 2t SVanow Ka'itaacwla tkava X. -e? 71 ard -Ct rw tten rjuaiyrj -L4te. 2T; JV: arte, aaere. 1147 Maolaoa st te No. VaVli COLLECTIONS.

nr. May, a pa lair. I DOE8 A XT ONE OWE TOI'T CC-LLECTIOKg raao eterywhere oa peccea'age eerxk hank reference, ii A.L. Tbamittas. 5ta Aiwroca bids'; DJETECTIVES.

TOUNO SECRET SERVICE X. PROMPT ANDfcKFICIICNT pEKI ictr, 234 LA SVALLS ST. ARRISON Rn. M188CORA PTRATER'8 PRIV ATE DFJTF.4TT1VB Agaacy. 7r.l.s ladlaaa av.

"CaiKanet ALFAANUEK- UICTKCTIVE AOENCT. 171 vt aaelcgtoa st- Redisbea arrvace. Tel. Mala 13148. DENTISTS.

T. PAINLESS DENTISrS 266 State SL $it Wcct Opp. Bothachl'a. Pxapalar Prate. MLKIBEa.

Et LANT a A LEl5t IN Mo-t artractlt irrrated And oa the market, Vaeeual ta.kic aoxata. Lan locatad ttoiy 33 bourn wet of Caicagas Kr p.y aacatrataiiy iarg com mi HMD. Caaii betwee 8 and 1 a. lSOT Port earw.ra bads- SOLICITORS WAITED THifJEE NEWSPAPER soucrroRS; new pxcpjjsinoif; GOOD PAT. APPLT 4:33 P.

M. TO D. C. SRITH. ORCULATICaN DEPT.

INTER OCEAN, UC R0NR35 ST. Renrea Kln-kmarar. Boaatk (lewd taul I SCBfORIPTTON taOUCrTOR8. tataOO PROP05I- Tnecla Kauaa. 8 i tioa ata tae v.nacuro jiavaai aaa u- Cbavlea He.

una. WM Hammond. J1L; 1 aanlaer. the aea bnaacual tajly. Mat be aaeet ag Nellie inatia.

2318 aod lareaence aad of anwvecblcg baas Frank caubert. raj, Loaia. Maud i am Aptly 14 Ftaaklia aeroaaa Soar. MMchell Valnailao InJ J-bn Croftrt Lbbi M. 2424 Prank C.

Hrey. FVaavre Cuaa 34 1 li-rn. i wanted ABLE-Bomro men rtHTHir.g Meek ii Xvu-: "d-x-4 Marina between tbe area a-d 55. Meat a. ow Hi.ir eira or aire, mrra.

jawa.Biy vaay 3eore Wood. Ma Hon Ellleoo 34 lnj gaW. Additional ciaieuLaa ao.klL 7 i ta Sty-5 St 1 3 .8 M1SCELL.43EOIS. d. qaaarter aad aaaSVcai attectlaacaa free.

Artec 3a awi ta. can awe cent of pay aad aalonafre. 8.ivtte aMi Kara sbts and aakore ta all parte cf tbe wrartd 8. Clark 8. Stale 8.

Haat Milwaukee Cblcaate, IIU HELP WANTED FEMALE. MISCELLAXKOCS. at Carl Treatln. Tor. Ia Knuu Teeoiee 23 aa aAiCN S.IJ181R TRADE PEW WEEKS RE- Aa.toata etocalv An ton a -Z a weiawi mways veaa: i va liitam Aaaa trcaar.or 8418 VriiUuvT rail or wrt.e.

XKW II. lata A. vv ueetenlraa. Biaaacbe Pan- I nv.a a.rtae;w. ruac.i.

w. Mactiawa ri. Roy L. Hnetbery. Mae Cora Iran Herbert T.

VVoTam, Haiti. K. Bartca. Matthew J. Burke Mary Novak Andrew 44.

Jnkiiaaaa, 8lrna K. Olsoa. it .4227 la laarnaecbl ..2218 Harry H. Johnaow. Floreac A.

KelKaxa 2522 Harry Jooee. aaaru. vv aarner. Kvrrarl Mavitlav. Fnnnt 32 3 11 Harry Martin, Mary Kaaik 23 HeWt Mlechlk, Franceeka Chmrlla 2119 Georxe H.n-jr.

Ella Johnawa 3 SI William Evaaux Peoria, UL; W.a.ia A Vksxinn ISO Jacob N. Raaeatbal. Roe. M. Prim 21 Cl Eraat K.ller, Ida gauVacark 2tt Frederark M.

rtarr. Eaaoora as. Shlanlek 57 rv Archibald McDaliaa. Jeaanie obeddea wrANTTO-MFN TO LEARN PA RBER TRAPS. Ioaaa4 than apply.

VA eqaip yea foe Sar wa hoe er eHeadr po4tKd l-t frw weeke. Ca ears meraaa. IV.at deter Call ee write. MOL8.R BARBER COUC.iii witxaia av. RAvaTIME PIANO PLATlNtl Gt'ARANTEETt IM -et- dl aKHL-OU 42 6.

Weat era a v. Pboa. Weat 131L WANTEt-LADIE8 TO LEARN HAIRDRE88. rm. saaalcaartas.

aria I ma awa er. ettrvrwey ar eievtrvxeat. Few week a qtLVliC-a. trta: i aaaaiS radate at epaewo. 1 pay.

a haveyocrews aiih wwawll eapaiSa. J4a aaow. MOt.EU v-vraa-aava tt aoaaa a v. U-Pn8 ANDOIRLS-RELlABLR HOME WORnt applying tranefer: eleaie ar evemrga; (I Se) a. sea upward, work raaraveteed.

3 8. relate ranam 312. WAXTED LA IVIES TO LEARN HA1RIRE88-lag: coed pomilKaaa era Lag. 8CvTT. 1SI tat.

aat. Call er write. WANTED OIRL9 Call TELEGRAPH AVI WCiMF.N: GOOD PAT. Sl'PTr. 8S La 8al at-.

R. 82, MINESJv.D JMININGL CHtRLrS A. STONFHAM SCO, M1S1SV1 ASK a'RB HKilKHrtS. IM C. JACKSON- BLVD.

CH1CA1.4I. R. 4338. Evcry.ycniwiai a It atwat tbe arasadaxXall iMARVELVVhirtirtgSpray I eOi 4- 1 Ha BSW urasna uagai rjtwi ui'-Tt. ASV aroe Pn.

T. aVnrsarwta, rAwmr ivi vUNT, taPXl aW-i a-aai i I fat-aok mfUl, IV 1 I grnrami srt tUKl CJ. tC-ia lift i i a aTrVTAVWa, 1 I -a mi Taa-m -ta- iiH K..