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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
GOOD ROADS BOOSTERS
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION

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BRISTOL. VA. October G.-The sixth
annual convention of the Southern APP
palachian Good Roads Association
opened In Bristol this evening, with
delegates present from several States
Included among the early arrivals were
DR.. Joseph Hyde Pratt. of Chapel Hill,
NJ c., president of the association; G.
p. Coleman. State Highway Commits
sioner of. Virginia, and G. B. Scott. Of
Richmond Southwest Virginia coun-
ties are largely represented. Automo-
bile parties arrived from Wise, Lee and
other counties this afternoon. Sixteen
cars In line, carrying fifty delegates
arrived from Wise County
The reading Of a telegram of good
wishes from President Woodrow WILL
son was the first feature Of the open
ing session. After extending good
wishes. the President expressed the
hope that the efforts of the association
might result in the building of better
roads and In better road management
and maintenance. Brief welcoming adj
dresses were delivered by Mayor
George NJ. Warren, of Bristol. Va:
John II. Caldwell. of Bristol. Tenn. !:
Carl A Jones. of the Board of Trade:
c. b. Scott. of Richmond. on behalf of
Virginia, and former Governor Cox on
behalf of Tennessee. Responses were
delivered by DR.. Pratt. president of the
| association. and others.
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NIotley-RohertsOn.

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ABINGDON. VA. October GA very
quiet marriage but ono of great inter
est throughout Virginia was solcmnized
this evening. when Miss Nelly Wheeler
Robertson. daughter of Captain and
Mrs. Frank Smith Robertson, Of the
Meadows. near Abingdon. became the
bride of DR.. James Coleman Motley,
resident surgeon OF the Abingdon Hos
pital. The ceremony was performed in
the drawing room of the beautiful
Colonial home of the brides parents.
When Miss Nannie II. Griffin. OF Bed
ford City, at the piano, and Miss Isabel
Phillips. of England, on the violin.
struck the first chords OF the wedding
march, there entered little Miss Mary
Willoughby Reade, daughter of Mr.. and
the bride, and little Miss Susan John
ston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Ben Johnston, and cousin of the bride
The first to walk down this aisle was
Miss Katie Markham Robertson, the
sister of the bride. She was the only
attendant. Following, came the bride.
with her father. From two doors at
the end of the long drawing-room ad-
vanced on tho left the groom, with his
best man. DR.. Frank II. Smith, Of
and on the right tho Rev
Hubbard Lloyd. of Japan, and the Rev.
Jennings Wise Hobson, OF St. Thomas
Episcopal Church, of Abingdon The
bethrothal service was performed by
the Rev. Jenning Wise Hobson The
concluding part OF the service was read
by the Rev Hubbard Lloyd
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APPEAL ALLOWED
Supreme Court VIII Review Land
Tranaactfon In Ne1x Kent Cauntx.

Transaction In New Kent County.
On the petition of the defendants in
the suit OF William I. Gill VS.. the Provi-
dence Forge Fishing and Hunting Club
supersedeas were awarded yesterday
by the Supreme Court of Appeals Of
Virginia.
The defendants appealed from two
DEGREES Of the Chancery Court Of the
1918. and July II. isl4, in favor Of Gill.
The original complaint was filed by
Gill to obtain the specific performance
of a contract for the sale of a small
tract of land, made with him by j. NJ.
RossieuN. as agent Of the club. the
swi 70, Of the land. and which the club
Mr.. Pollock. The decree of April IS,
1913. overruled the petitioners de-
murrer to the bill for want OF equity,
and that of July II. 1914, upheld and
decreed the performance of the COM
This suit grew Out OF the sale of ten
acres in New Kent County, owned by
the club, for $1,000. BossieuX. aa the
CLUBS agent. accepted Il check for 500,
in part payment. from Eddie Gill.
brother OF William l. Gill. and turned it
to tender the balance, 1t is alleged, and
the club Cancelled the sale contract and
returned tho 500 that had been paid
The club then sold the property to Gill
bert *. Pollock for 81, 900 cash. Pollock
had no knowledge of the previous con-
tract of sale.
Error in the Chancery Courts decree
ground that the first sale contract was
not binding on the club, because 1T had
never been ratified or confirmed when
the property was sold to Pollock.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
MIR. Hotel Man:

why 20 out Of business simply because
Virginia Is dry?
Why not transfer your business to a
place that isn't and wont go dry?
have the best location for n hotel with
license in the fastest growing resort on
the New Jersey Coast, with practically
no competition. and only 50 minutes from
Philadelphia.
This Is gilt edge proposition. and IL
YOU strong enough to handle big
thing. thnts good thing. L want you to
Investigate.
You'll oe my guest while here looking
into the matter, and IL you land, your
trip costs you nothing.
Think OF thts-a community, recently
made a borough. that has advanced 1912
per cent In Its seven years OF existance.
two railroads. automobile boulevard, troll
ley road. mall. telegraph. parcel post
express and freight service two nre
companies. school, two churches, apart
ment houses. boarding houses, stores
cottages. bungalows, pure artesian water,
electric lights. granollthic sidewalks and
curbs. sanitary sewerage system and
we'll. it's cinch.
Can't You see 1t? Come up here and let
me show you-thats the hest way.
Drop me a line. and I'll send you some
OF the towns literature to read on your
way up.
Remember. this is a real business pro-
position for real business man, and Il
won't last long. II that's you, write
wire or phone. but II not-save that
change.
T. A. CASH,
9I5 Real Estate Trust Building.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. October 6.-Mercantilc paper z
Sterling exchange. firm; for cables g. 1850:
Tor demand. si9j5o. Bar silver. 5?S
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STEAMBOATS,

Travel Uirnout 'Toubie-
Indcpendent Travel Tickets,
With Hotel Accommodations.
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"
Manager Travel Department..
Richmond Trust and Savings Co..
Seventh & Main Sta, Richmond, Va.
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McGuire's
University School
RICHMOND. VA.
WILLIAM BYRD PARK
RICHMOND. VA.
LOWER SCHOOL FOR LITTLE
ROWS


The fiftieth session will open Sep
TENDER II, 1914, in the new school.
house adjoining William Byrd Park,
of about $50 acres. The building,
equipped with the most approved,
modern single desks and furniture,
Is heated and ventilated by the
American System" the system most
highly recommended by school ar
chitects and sanitary engineers.
The location of the school Is I'M
surpassed. Opposite the public play
ground at Byrd Park, It is in easy
walking distance of the western resi-
dence district, convenient to all car
lines, only fifteen minutes from Fifth
and Main Streets.
Catalogue by mail or at book
stores. Principal at 1913 West Ave-
nue.. Phone Madison TIA.
JOHN P. MCGUIRE.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

OF
THE IMPROVED PROPERTY, COR
NER OF MARSHALL AND THIR-
TENTH STREETS, NO. 1900 EAST
MARSHALL STREET.
BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated
July 2. 1912. recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court clerks office, ID. Il.
2l7-B. page. 164, and at the request of
the. noteholder, default having been
made In payment OF debt secured, l
will cell by public auction. on the
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1914.
-, Mt r. M,
the property described In said deed as
all that certain lot of land, with i'm
provements thereon, lying and being
in city of Richmond. Va. at the north
east corner of Marshall and Thir-
teenth Streets, fronting on Marshall
Street eighteen GS) feet and extend
ing back between parallel lines ninety
five t95) feet. more or less, to an alley
ten tl0) feet wide. The improvements
consist of neat two-story frame
dwelling. which Will make good
home or investment.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale,
any taxes due, and to pay n note OF
$1,000, with interest from July 2, 1914:
balance at one and two years with in.
tcrest at per cent; or all cash, at
option of purchaser.
C. L. DENOON,
Trustee.
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Bunks Charged with Arson.

State Insurance Commissioner But
ton yesterday received from the dctec-
tive Bureau of the Department of In
OF Wesley Banks, the alleged negro
Elizabeth City County, near Hampton.
was mysteriously burned Ju..e IS. Cir
cumstances of suspicious nature
case in the hands Of the detective
bureau. On evidence secured by the
State government sleuths Banks was
crime by the grand jury of the Eliza
beth City County Court yesterday and
his trial was set for October 16
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
RAILROADS .
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond-Main ST Station
N, B.-Following schedule figures published
For the South-Daily: $3.50 A. M.-Locai
lo;l5 a: M,-Express. $50 p. M.-Expresa
isnta and Birmingham. 1889 r. M.-Expres,
Week Days: $500 =. NJ. and $50 p. M.-LocA
YORK RIVER LINE.
b:lo r. M-Steamer train iparlor carl, sr.
sept sunday: no local stop. and 4:ls r. NJ
Daily Locs!-Cohnecting for baltimore, daily
except Sunday. 7:25 A. M.-Daily-I.ocaL
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: taos A. NJ. and $500 A. NJ
2;2o r. NJ. $3.50 =. NJ. daily. $40 A. NJ. and
90 r. NJ FIX. Sun; From West Point: s:E
A. NJ: tstcamer train). daily except Monday;
$40 A 81. and Sis p. NJ. daily.
II. l.. BISHOP. D. p. A..
D7 e. Main St Phone Madison III
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WALL STREET NEUTRAL
ONLY ON ITS SURFACE
Underneath. There Is Continual Diff
ference Between Traders Who
Buy and Those Who Sell.
.Two GENERALS" IN COMMAND
Leaders of Opposing Forces Are
.'Optimism" and "Pessimism," and
Former Is Constantly Gaining
Ground.
NY nRoADAN WALL.

Y New York. October s.-superflcially. Wall
Street is neutral. Underneath tho surface
there is continual difference between buy
scrs ana sellers usually arbltratcd on the moor
of the stock Exchange. Optimism and pes
sin,ism are the generals in command opti-
tlnism is gaining ground each day.
" BANKERS anticipating easy money arc
New Sork ' city IS are s selling around 1903.
With s'rons demaad and the inquiry has
5si$. sell on Sssls to yisia ~ y per cent;
sgieid - rer cont: ats New ' York Central notes.
running run, six months or one year. yield s,1
turing April 10, isis '% Weld 6 per cent. All
t ,lons are considered safe oblis%
,ans 0 banks N day as wt
STILL nE EST It fEi5eney
5sst ,he II dealings in the listed shares
now beiieved no Q change viii viii be made in
these prices, until market is re-estabiished
London stock Exchange in combining trans.
actions TO the same range OF prices has
and inspired conadence with the the Banks.
Efforts OF some members of the Consoii-
amen Il New Street have no. me, vim any
Quoted. Some of the industrials have been
t traded in ,,, at advances from the official
wore, dealt in at quotably lower prices
sentiment among the members of the
change grows stronger each day for the re-
establishment of an official market. and
n cash basis. No board markets can exist,
however, until stocks borrowed and loaned
can be returned and the banks permit the
renewal OF call money market. This is
looked for during the next two weeks.
international houses receiving ship
ments of securities from London by each
arriving steamer. and these will DO returned
and the proceeds RENTED as soon as oppor-
tunity permits. There Is nlso some accunu-
31atton OF the securities to be sold here on
resumption otMbusiness but this does not
appear TO be large in the aggregate. These
shipments have Increased the demand for
gold pool In supplying such needs is now
under trial
New York. October 6.-That financial reIa-
lions between this centre and London are
sradnaIy approaching normal was indi-
Gated to-day. when important British bank
ing houses notified their local correspon-
dents OF their Intention 10 draw against bal
ances here IN the regular way. Exchange
Its activities by purchases OF bills. cables
ruling at $780,. with sight drafts at sls5N.
Another feature of the exchange market
was the large business transacted In bills
from Amsterdam. most OF which was as
sumed to he for Berlin interests.
Representatives OF several municipalities
We're in tentative negotiation with local
bankers respecting Forthcoming loans or re-
for Gull and time loans was no larger, and
rates for these lions were UNI
changed.
:, New York, October s.-Mereant!le paper. q
Tor demand, Si.gjO. Bar silver 5oA
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SOUTH RICHMOND
sOUTHs|DE CARS
DIRECT TO FAIR GROUNDS
Plan for Richmond Day Will Make
1t Unnecessary for Visitors
to Transfer.
WIDENING cowARDIN AVENUE
Woman Faces Charge of Assaulting
Husband With Rnzor-Funeral of
Mrs. ACCOMPLISHMENTS a. Nun
naily Claims Miss SadIer as Bride.

Residents OF the Southside visiting
the state Fair to-day Will be spared
the Inconvenience of Transporting, as
w. l.. Bryce announced
yesterday that all Forest Hill cars
would be run straight through to the
grounds. 1t is expected that the cars
Will BIC taxed TO their capacity, and
that South Richmond will be we'll
represented at tue big show.
Holiday hours will be observed in
the city Offices and by most of the
business houses. Children in both the
county and city schools have been
granted a day, OF freedom.
An interesting exhibit at the fair
this year is that from the Bellwood
Farm. which never fails to attract at
tention. This Will be later shown at
the Chesterfield County Fair, which
will be held on October 23 and "a.
Other Chesterfield farmers are reprcS
various farm products. Tho school
children have samples OF their work
on exhibition done in the class room
and manual training department.
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Women In Court.

Mrs. Jennie Homcstein and Mrs.
Elizabeth Robertson. two sisters, were
terday morning in Police Court, Part
H., on the charge of being disorderly,
and the former with assaulting her
of council for tho defendants, the case
was continued until tomorrow, both OF
the women being put under bond. Mrs
Monday night, it is said. and consid-
cradle excitement was created at his
barber shop, Mt Tenth and Hull Streets
Thomas Sewer, colored, was fined SOS
on the charge of attacking William
Harmon. He was also put under a bond
to keep tho peace for twelve months.
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1914.
nj 4.2n u NJ :.


that most desirable, we'll appointed, at
tractive and substantially built apart
ment house known as the Bellevue
Flats; the property being described
in the deed OF trust as follows: Be
ginning at the southwest corner Of
Fifth and Cary Streets. In the. city OF
Richmond, thence running southwar6lly
along Fifth Street slxty-nine t69l feet
& Co.'S. lot. thence westwardly with
Sutton & Co.'S. line ono hundred and one
GOD feet, five and one-half (5h)
inches. thence northwardly sixty-nine
(69) feet. four 60 Inches, more or less
to Cary Street and thence castwardly
one hundred and one (101) feet six and
one-half (6iS) inches to the beginning.
the same being lots No. 101 and No.
102. that were conveyed to Lewis Gin
ter by j. w. Anderson, special COM
missioner, by his deed. bearing date on
18th November, 1887, and recorded in
the clerks office of the Chancery Court
OF the city Of Richmond. Va. In ID. b.
lab. page %, together with q strip
of land four G) feet. ten G0) inches
wide added to the rear thereof" This
property on account Of It's convenient
location should always command good
rental by an excellent class of tenants
and Its proximity to the business CEN
tire should make 1t most desirable in
vostment 1t can be seen at any time.
and will be open for inspection at
hour of sale.
TERMS: Cash.
HENRY r. MILLER.
w. PLEASANTS Redo.
ELAN 4. FIINSTEN
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Funeral of Mrs. waymnck.

TIC funeraI seTVlces OF Mrs. Fannfo
noon at 3 o'clock from her home 1918
Lawson Street. Rev. L. c. Moore, pas
tor of the West End Methodist Church:
Street Methodist Church, and Rev. A
G. Bergman, pastor of Woodland
Heights Methodist Church, conducted
tho services. 1nterment was made in
Maury Cemetery. The following served
as pallbearers: Honorary-Dr. t. D..
Jones, Z. e. Easley. Active-F. J.
Chcnault, G. A. Raines, w. b. Taylor,
j. a. Clarke, j. b. Johns, a. a. Adkins
and John Marshall.
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watch Fob Stolen.

e. {. Ivey, of Rivermont Avenue,
Luxembourg, Yesterday reported to the
been stolen from him at the ChesaDeake
and Ohio Railway Depot The man said
that he looked at his watch while
cover his loss until he had arrived at
an uptown hotcl. He said his watch
was drawn half out of his pocket, and
when 1t was snatched He valued the
fob at $50.
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the man; He says hc missed the man
Coroner Taylor yesterday held an in
guest into the case. which resulted In
murder. 1t is said the man was intoxie
Gated ut the time. Several children,
WHO are said to have been eye-wit.
at the inquest. but did not testify
The case Will be called in the Police
Court this morning. ~ 80 ~ 49,
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Delightful Trips by Sea

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
Steamers-Norfoik to Boston daily. EXCEPT
Thursday. to Providence. Monday, Thurrdsy
and Saturday, p. NJ Through tickets on
tale at principal poiLta ~
Fine steamers excel snt service. low farea
Apply G. Q. Ry.. y. d W. Ry.. Richmond
Trust q Savings Co. Inc), corner Main and
Seventh Streets. and Richmond TrnnsfsS
Company. No. 80 z. Main Street -
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Would Do BUSINESS In Virginia.

The General Indemnity Company Of
America, New York corporation. with
made formal application to State Com.
missioner OF Insurance Joseph Button
Tor permission to transact business in
Virginia. Colonel Button h. the an.
plication under advisement.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago, ,octobsr e.-Hogs. weak: 10 to aoc
asse9o; mixed: s5.5aai IS. 60: heavy. ssaaass.a5:
rough. sIDaSss; pigs; H75Gis.oo Cattle.
slow: bceves. $1,000 Sll.oo: steers 6.15ds9.03
stockers. s5.c5ais.35: cows and helfers. $40
M@.io calves. SI.5oasl1.2 Sheep steady to
0s649; lambs. s6.ooGS7.S5.
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Il. Burrell. filed suit yesterday in Hust-
ings Court, Part H., against the Me-
S SIni., Marshal COMPANY pennsyi,
Coast Line Railroad Company. Dam
ages are asked in the sum of $3.50,
was employed by the McClintic Com
pany, came to his death as the result
of defective machinery used in con-
structinE bridge for the Atlantic
Coast Line near Beard, n. c. Burrell
was killed by part of the span being
thrown against him.
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Fair Pictures Mt san Francisco.

member of the Virginia Commission to
the Panama. Pacific Exposition to be
held in San Francisco. went to the
pher and directed the taking
or series of photographs of the agri-
cultural and other exhibits. 1t Is the
these photographs in advertising the
states resources at the San Francisco
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NunnnIly-Sndler.

At quiet marriage celebrated yes
home of the bride, s2o1 Lawson Street,
bride of Emmett A. Nunaily. Rev. E.
T. Smith, pastor of weatherford Me
moarial Baptist Church, performed
the ceremony. After the marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Nunnally left on a
trip to Baltimore, New York and other
Northern points. They will make their
home at 3201 Lawson Street
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TazeweiI Fair Opens.

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TAZEWELL, VA, October 6.-The
TaZcwell fair opened this morning
day was given over largely to the
school fair. there being In attendance
several thousand children from differ
ent parts of the county who contested
for various prizes for proficiency in
the arts and sciences
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NEW YORK pRoDuCE ExCuANGE

Wv CT l15etoheI I-Kaw sugar. quiet;
quiet Butter. firm. Cheese. unsettled
There was considerable 'iauldation in cot
tcnheed Oh to-day, especially in January
and prices weakened closing las points
below yesterdays close. Refined offered
more freely: Southwest crude was a little
easier, and the drop in lard also had an
effect on sentiment Sales Hoo barrels
The market closed steady: spot. 553455s;
October. 553IS5S; November, 55sTf5.5s; De.
eember. 5sspSIo: January. 5.sIM5.s2: Feb
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Al Passenger Akents, Conr.ntlnn

WARREN +. Taylor, traffic manager OF
the Richmond. Frederick sburg and Po-
tomac Railroad. yesterday corrected the
report that he, with his wife, had left
OF travelling passenger agents by
saying that his nephew. Walter NJ. Tay-
Tor, travelling passenger agent for his
road, had gone.
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Widening Coynrdfn Avenue,

Houses standing too far forward on
Cowarding Avenue are being pushed
back in preparation for the wideing of
n flfty-foot thoroughfare. An equal
OF space is taken from both
side from Perry Street to Hull Street
Bids will be advertised shortly for lay
ing of curbinE.
Work on tho smooth paving of Porter
Street, from Fourteenth to Twelfth
Street. will be started next week.
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Demonstration Agents to Meet.

a meeting OF the State agricultural
demonstration agents will be held in
the CAPITOL Building this week. State
there Will be several representatives OF
the United states Department OF Agrl-
culture present in all probability
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NAVAL. STORES.

Savannah. Ga. October s-Turpentine
nominal: t5is: sales; receipts i73 casks;
shipments. l2l casks: stock. 26.o26 casks
Resin. nominal: no sales: receipts 1910 bar
reis; shipments 69J barrels: stock, lo6,01e
barrels Quote: A, b, $50
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Notary Appofpted-

Governor Stuart yesterday issued a
notary public's commission to Daniel
NJ Coleman. authorizing him to serve
as notary In Norfolk for a term Of
four years. Mr.. Coleman Is a former
representative In the House Of Dele
gates from Norfolk
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKEr

New York. October Grading In the pri-
mary cotton goods markets was light to-
day. Prices were irregular. Cotton yarns
showed downward tendency. Wooden and
worsted dress goods were weak. Demand
for mems rear. for prompt and future de-
livery. was light
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY ELAN & FUNSTEN,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
That Handsome Apartment
House Known as the
BELLEVUE Flats
Situated at the Southwest
Conner of Fifth and Cary SITS.

In execution of certain deed OF
trust, dated the list day of May. 1907.
recorded I'm the Chancery Court of tho
city of Richmond in ID. b. 1894, page
204. default having been made In tho
Ing required so to do by the beneficiary
thercunder. we. the Undersigned, will
sell by public auction on the prem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07

Mrs: Arthur F. Garrett, Of 81 De-
catur Street, has been notified that
her father, John Lanyon. died on Thurs
Lanyon had visited his daughter here,
and has a number of acquaintances on
the SouthSide
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Deeds Are Recorded.

According to deed of bargain and
Court, Part H., the Washington Ter
race Corporation transferred 10 Mrs.
Mary Wood Taylor and II. D. Kaufman
~, and Lot No. .. Block 1. Another
deed sold the former lot to II. d. Kauf-