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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-11
Shelton w. Davis. 5ox1ss feet ut tho
Grove Avenues. December 4. 1914. IS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT or
ts APPEALS. 70

The United States Circuit Court of
ut 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
Knapp and Woods and District Judge
Waddill in attendance.
Cases argued:
pellant, VS.; Adams Express Company,
appellcc. Appeal from the District
Court ut Charleston, w. VA. Cause
further argued by Fred Q. Blue,
Charleston, w. Va, for the appellant,
and submitted.
No.. 1so1-Charles w. Cullen. trustee,
Edward c. Bounds. ;appellees. Appeal
from the District Court at Baltlmore,
Md: Argued by +. Leonard WALES,
Salisbury. Nd. for the appellant, and
No. iso5.The City Bank of Wheel
ing, plaintiff in error, ys. b. II. Rhodeh-
mel, defendant In error. Error to the
District Court Mt Phillippi. w. Va Ar
gued by John c. Palmer and Joseph II.
error snd By NJ hfa a shS gehn
Howard, Wheeling. w. Va, for the de-
PENDANT In error.
Case In call:
No 1303-B. +. Baker. bankrupt, ap-
Gompany. Strothsr Drug Company and
peal from the District Court at Blue
field, w. Va. In bankruptcy. To be
argued by L. J. Holland and Joseph N.
pellant, and by Russell S. Ritz. French
& Easley, Bluefeld. w. Va, and Robert
p. Scott. Richmond. Va. for the appel
lees.
Admitted to practice: F. Leonard
to practice as an attorney and coun-
Sellor in this court
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Road Equipment and
Machinery for Sale

Pursuant to decree entered by the
District Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Virginia, in tho
matter Of D; J; P,hipps. bankrupt. | viii
receive sealed bids until TUESDAY,
the sale of the following articles: six
Bucket. one Frick Traction Engine. No.
l5S0S, one Huber Roller, No. 9546, all at
Coeburn. Va. One Prick Engine, No.
1924, and one Hubert Roller, No. 1915,
all at Wise Courthouse, Va.
or all bids.
Property remaining. unsold at Coo
public aac % In bs front oe o e for sas
there, beginning at 10 A. M. Wednes-
day December 16, 1914.
Property at Wise Courthouse will be
offered. for sale in front of the court
house beginning at 10 A. M. Thursday,
December II, 1914. rs
All sales subject to confirmation OF
court. Complete list of property fur
nishcd on, application. T'ERNiS:a Cas- h.
w. j. BARRETT. Trustee,
Newport News, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
Ely RICHESoN 6 CRUTCHFIBLD.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES. AUCTION SALE on
FOUR FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS
1120-l122-1124 AND l126 NORTIi

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE on
FOUR FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS
112O-l122-1124 AND 1926 NORTH
SIXTH STREET.
trust TO the undersigned trustees. dated
November II. 1912. recorded in tho
CLERKS Gn,;rt 9 3itle e ., Richmond chanceryI
having been made in the payment of]
a part of the debt therein secured. and
being required so to do by tho hoider1
MONDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1914.
At O'Clock p. NJ.
In said deed az follows:
All that certain piece. parcel or lott
OF land, with IMPROVEMENTS thereon|
line of Sixth Street. and bounded as
follows: Beginning on tho said west
line of sixth Street, one hundred and
Street: thence. running northwardly
and fronting thereon sixty (6o) feet:
thence extending back northwardly
twenty-five d25) feet. to an alley I'M
common" :"
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
taxes. levies and Insurance premiums.
now due, and also. ratable proportion
2f the taxes and lcvies tor the year
one. for s1.ssi.5s- and one fSr s2o7s
both with interest thereon from No,
Sember II, 1914, and also six notes
for $4,000 each, with interest thereon
from July Z. 1914; August I. 1914; Sep
tember Z 1914; October Z, 1914; Nove1n-
Der q. 1914, and December Z. 1914 re-
sspectIyely. also n note for $3.50 with
interest thereon from July z. 1914 sub ]
iect to n credit OF s4.55; also n noto
for $500. with interest thereon from
October z, 1914. and on Il credit SUI
ncient with interest thereon to pay
the sum OF $4,000 in monthly install
,ments Of $4,000 each on the eth day
OF each month. the first to become due
January 2; 1915. and on a credit sur
ficient with interest thereon TO pay the
sum of $4,000. in quarterly install !.
ments OF $500 each on the 7th day
of each quarter the first to become
due January 2; 1915. and the residue
two years from date OF sale for notes
with interest added. or at tho option
OF the purchaser. cash as to all OF said
residue. or any part thereof. nli credit
payments TO be secured By deed Of
trust on said property.
III. T. RICHESON.
F. l.. CRUTCHFIELD.
Trustees.
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cHANcERY TRANSFERS..
Six Deeds of Bargain md SnIc, Amount
ing to ST., 30.

459-W. +: Drummcller to Jane II.
Duke, 22x165 feet north line Grace
Street. % feet west of Twenty-siXth
Street. November ., 1914. tax S3.30,
i61-P. "A. Fore ct ux to c. a. Berry.
iSkx122 feet inches south line Stuart
Avenue, SIS feet inches east of Ellen
$40.
164-wallace C. Saunders ct ux to
l.. ID. Warren ct al, 70X145 feet north
line Grace Street. at the west corner
OF hfteen-foot alley. which is In the
ward. March 16. 1914, tax SIS, SO.
1$1EWilliam Kelly ct ais. to city
OF RICHMOND; 65 feet ! / inches by 90
feet north line Holly Street, 81 feet
! Inch east of Church Street. October
171-Hill Montague ct ux to Jacob
Adelanski, 27NI2 feet at tho northwest
corner of Thirtieth and Streets. De-
ccmber 1. 1914. $4,000.
LIT. "a. Lamb ct ux to T. II.
Feather. lots S, ., 10 and II, in block
-. plan of Brookland Park. October
l,'19l4. S1,440.
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cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Twelve Relcn4e Deeds Amounting t

S2G.515.
16I-A. J; Ghewning. ct al, trustees
TO Mary w. Brown, ct ais, releasing
in ch9nsery Court in deed book s21-B.
George H. BlacR. II iax,s4 0S feet 9
inches north line Yenable Street. SO 1-2
l65.,Trustees of Capitol building and
loan l. M Asso2e e,a to Lula a. EldridEe.
Thirty. fsurth Street. Wf December s. s.
tees. to George l'f H. BLACK ia; e. % feet .
inches by no feet south line. Main
Avenue. November 25. 1914. s2.76o.
lS3-F. Sitterding.. ct al. trustees: to
John Q; Lewis. BOMBS feet west line
Sixth Street as feet north of Crouch
ls4.E. NJ; Boxley. trustee: to Will
ne JaeRsen street sst e eest $50
Peter Street. December /, 1914. $3.50
l7$IE. Sitterdins, ct al. trustees: to
east line st. John Street. IS feet south
OF Baker Street. December 0, 1914,
to Robert II. Avis. SO is acres on west
side of Henrico Turnpike, near north
ely RedG ls1 to R ssSGo
and Finance Corporation Of Virginia.
194;6N30S feet at the southeast corner
of Jones Street and Lamb Avenue. De-
ccmber Z, 1914, s467.
1T9-M. D. Nunnaily. trustee. to Car
rie. a. Hendricks. 35XI40 feet west line
Third Avenue. 210 feet north OF Pol
lock Street: December s. 1914. s1.66S.
lSS-F. T.. sutton. trustee, to Pattie
G. Fitzgerald, 22x15O feet north line
Grace Street. 143 feet west of Madison
street, December s. 1914, s3.450
190-Harrison & Bates. trustees to
G. NJ. Langhorne. 2Sx140 feet north
line Grace street. 40 feet east of Allen
Avenue. December s. 1914 1880
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. December lo.-The govern
ment report. estimating tho cotton crop of
this year at l5.se6.o,o bales. excluding lintcrs.
exceeded average expectations In the local
cotton trade.
1t is generally inquired that lintcrs this
yea; win be eMcoS bales or more. that
the report was taken pointing II total
growth of fully 16.ooo.o0 bales. or nearly
1850 bales In excess OF the previous bumper
Of the srop 80, far published here. called
Tor 10: $4,000 bales. excluding iinters. and
local traders claim that to-day's was the
first official estimate to exceed all private
European houses were heavy sellers while
there was liquidation by recent investment
buyers The market closed barely steady
mt net decline OF IL to II points.
Trading was quiet before the report was
issued, and, after opening at an advance
OF OF TO points. prices worked about to I
points net higher on covering by yesterday
late sellers and more favorable view Of
me war situation. butithe market showed
little trading feature until the break In the
last hour. Closing prices were the lowest
Spot cotton quiet: mlddling uplands N.
gulf, 7.o5 No sales '
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BY RUFFlN s: SLOAN,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.

BY virtue of certain deed or trust,
dated February 10. 1914. and recorded
In the clerks office. Richmond Chan
Gerry Court in d. b. 226-D, pnge 1l6, to
the undersigned trustees, default hay-
ing been made in the payment OF tho
debt therein secured, and being re-
CURED so to do by the beneficiary, we
viii sell ut public auction, on the
premises. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER IA. 1914.
at o'clock p. VI,
that very desirable corne3 lot. situoto
at the southeast corner or Leonard and
Tilden Streets, fronting twenty fira
t25) feet on Leonard Street. and ex-
tending back one hundred and ffty
l5O) feet, more or less, to Kensington
Avenue. and having IA frontage on said
avenue twenty-five (25) feet.
TERMS: Cash as to SO much of the
proceeds as may be necessary to de-
fray the expense of executing this
trust, and to pay note OF 1915, with
interest from October 10, 1914, and any
balance at six and twelve months, to
be secured by a deed of trust on said
property, or all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser. -
This sale is made subject to two
prior deeds Of trust. each securing
Ss437.25 and interest thereon.
70. LORRAINE RUFFIN.
JOHN SLOAN.
Trustee.
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.ELECrnIC pEnMIrs,

Tho following electric permits were
Issued by the Electrical Department
yesterday:
Engeiberg & Bear. for George w.
Rady. BIG East Byrd Street, two outlets
and fixtures.
Tresnon & Jennings. for Mr.. Bringle,
2609 Floyd Avenue. changing entrance.
j.. T.. Caudle. for Joseph Calm. 31S
North Third Street, three fixtures
Same. for James Anthony, 8 South
Twelfth Street. four outlets.
r. r. Cosby Electric Company, for
Old Bellevue School, Twenty second
and Broad Streets. wiring for meter
board.
W. II. jerks, for H. w. Anderson, s13
West Franklin Street. moving ten OUT
Lyons & Williams. for Mrs. Smith.
1000 West Cary Street, sixteen fixtures.
John j. DAILY for Mrs. Lauterbach,
t tSge BROOK Road four outlets and FIX
p. p. Pollard. for r. H scherer, 21s
Northside Avenue. twelve outlets and
ten fixtures.
Martin s Myers. for Masonic Tenn
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CHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eight Deeds of Trust, Amounting I,
SIR 4tlt..sd

Sib,44b.-4
160-Jane III. Duke to d. w. Bowles,
Jr., trustee, 22x165 feet north line
Grace street. % feet west of Twenty
sixth Street. November 90. 1914, secs.
trustee. is feet . inches by 122 feet
. inches south line Stuart Avenue SIS
feet inches east of Elm Street No
vembcr l6. 1914, $795
l66--Lula y Eldridge ct vir to NJ
D. Nunnally trustee, - feet 3 inches
by 10 feet north line Broad Street ut
the east corner of Thirty fourth Street.
December 4, 1914, S2.24O.
lsg-John' o: Lewis to +. NJ Boxley
Ct AL trustees, 3oX125 feet west line
Sixth Street. As feet north of Crouch
Street. December ., 1911, $1,000.
l70-Richar0 Il. Jackson ct ux to
same, 39N5S feet east line ST Peter
Street, at south corner of an alley.
tNos. 500 and SID. October IS, 1914
S454.74
1I2--Jacob Adelanski to A j. Chew
ming, Jr, ct al. trustees, 27X72 feet Mt
the northwest corner of Thirticth and
Streets. December /, 1914. S631.50.
1S9-Pattie G.. Fitzgerald to +. r.
Sutton trustee, 22X150 feet north line
Grace Street, l43 feet west Of Madison
Street. December s, 1914. $500.
117-Realty and Finance Corpora
ton Of Virginia to II. S. Iutzler trus-
tee. lots ~ 49, II, 5 and 1913 feet OF
lot.l6. In block IL, plan of North Rich
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BY McVEIGH & GLINN.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF -FOUR
E tJ II ED,WIELbINGS NOS AZ, 5I2.
BY virtue of n certain deed Of trust
to the undersigned trustees. dated June
g.. 1911, and duly recorded In the clerks
of Richmond, in d. b. 2l2-B. page 81.
default having been made. and being
required so to do by the beneficiary, we
THURsDAY. DEcEMBER 10. 1914.
At o'clock P. NJ.
the real estate described I'm said deed Of
eel OF land with the four frame tene-
ment DWELLINGS thereon, DESIGNATED as
street, lying and being in the city Of
Richmond, Va, on the east side of
Smth Street, between Clay, and Leigh
follows. to-wit: Commencing at n point
on the said east line of Ninth Street,
distant one hundred and forty-six Q46)
line OF Leigh street, thence running
southwardly along the said east line
OF Ninth Street, and fronting thereon
more or less, TO q point opposite the
centre OF the partition wall between
tenement No. 517, and that on the south
thereof No. SIS, and extending back
from said front eastwardly between
nearly parallel lines. the southern line
passing through the centre Of said
TERMS: Cash sufficient to paw the
cost and. expenses of executing this
trust. including a trustees commission
of percentum. also a ratable propori
tion OF the taxes for the calendar year
and note for $3.50, with interest on
same from September 3, 1914 to the
day of sale, and a note for S2S.59 with
interest on same from December 3.
1914, to day, of sale, and note for
S1,906.25 with interest ON same from
December 3. 1914 to day of sale. and
a credit as to two notes for s2S. SO each
due respectfully March 3. 1915. and
June 3. 1915, and one note for
S1,906.25. due June 8. 1915. and the
residue in equal installments at one
and two years from date of sale for
notes with interest added and secured
by trust deed on said property or for
III cash as to said residue at the option
of the purchaser.
L. w. McVEIGH.
w. p. GLINN.
uo1r,c,, = .1,nn Trustees.
Auctioneers.
The above sale is postponed on ac-
count of inclement weather until
MONDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1914
at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
L. w. McVEIGH, .
w. p. !GLINN,
Trustees.
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NEW YONK rRODuCE MARKrr

NEW YORK, December lo.-Raw sugar
firm: molnsses. sso; centrifugal. sssSl5.s5:
rSnned steady Butter steady. Cheese. un-
santos No !; lohc; Santos is were quoted
ket. e's i'''i
C9ttonseed oil started steady. bn, later
prohe SHARPLY under tho bearish government
e enin liqm a, lion Final prices We're 10 to il
market closed weak; spot, 5.7JI5.ss: Decems
6s srs,, ASA 90. January 5siG5S7 February
May sa'sf6.25; june G.soa6s9: July, T.iGIS
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1IsTRONC TONE IN BONDS;
DECLINE IN DEALINGS
Falling on on Stock Exchange From
$f.05S.OOO on Wednesday to
$t,S17,OOO.
GERMANY NEGOTIATING LOAN?
Rumors That S1O,OOO,OO0 Secured at
@ Per Cent-Stocks in Good De-
mand Through clearinghouse.
Tendency Toward Conservatism.
BY BRoAnAN MAUI.

NEW YORK. December lo.-Dealings in
bonds on the Stock Exchange to-day fell
to siSi7,ooe against sl.s5Seo0 "Wednesday.
9g . sss ion Paes s sTHns ru., IS
%,,s ~ on continuation of good buying
demand. the iirsts, after selling at ~ we're re-
Is bid, The seconds sold At 81 and closed
Is, which sold at i last week. We're : bid.
International Mercantile Marine, a :
Esnsa as @ Hn ,pa al @ ,Ss %
p9royemen, in this issue refee;ins the set
Gas ss We're heavy. declining to slis on sell
Ing against the rights Texas company con
new high record. Inspiration copper SIS
Trading grew dull in the afternoon. but tho
undertone was firm, with advance in
Chesapeake and Ohio cons. to 20, compared
with 6SA on Wednesday.
F got Mp.r loan Of This money
a at per cent american securities; prin-
Sanhers Sene as esHe Win
E ,pni,x ngsr come on the market as oppor-
Will be- Sn is press he se any Hi
local call rates, to 5rs per cent, this is a
IF ppe NTH nh
credits at New York
ssN. and Great Northern ore ep Advanced need to
es issues sr sen wsr srSn Cain
the deeiaration of the regular quarterly div
Net earnings for the ten months ending
October 81 were si.ssa.7s' against 'i.7s3,s55
Wall Streets machinery is in perfect con-
int so on fSa ,he of pubic trad
for, nor is Il expected that the. volume OF
w se ThsTs is and
public Will not he urged to make specu-
MRs w aan % Se par
fn ar 9srsh ,n M be the and
Use the greater activity. OF the railroad
shares Rock Island stocks offer u minimum
are Be sel ade Sy ,s & to
,ional houses to trade with the foreign mar:
opened for business for some time.
NEW YORK. December discontinued
broadening of the demand for high grade
securities was the conspicuous feature of
me general financial al, situation on the Stock
Both bonds and stocks of speculative quail
tent OF trading was below that OF recent nc
tive days. In the stock list the weakest fcn-
nected yesterdays dividend Acknowledgment m,nm
nnse o bs ns
Corporation. which was more favorable than
report ps whsh he eHe i D,s
a a1,i almost hroS SS'o% without n,ers Cotton
Leading steel mills, according to report.
this month and indications OF genuine bet yet.
terment were offered by advances In some
representatives. OF European governments.
this market but no details coneerninE ai thes Sc
projects were obtainable
marks failed to show increasing strength.
R Rana, mn nISe were cheerful and the
provement over recent weeks.
NEW YORK. December io--ciosing: mcr-
rm papsT Sm s . sssT"F for
$i.SSl5; for demand $3.50
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line lat Is (bid) s7i
a!antic Coast Line-L Il ". IS (bid) SOL
Atlantic Coast Line CIV, Is (in Baiti-
more) tbid) ...:..................... Sc
chesapeake and Ohio conv. 4hS.......... GEL
Iiggett ana Myers Observation-Disclosures. 100
Ilggett ana Myers as tbid)............. 80
Ioriiiaru company Observation-Disclosures. 90
Iorilard company as tbid) ............. 1?2
norfolk and Western cow iks...... 80
Eeaboard AIR Line stamped is Did GO
Seaboard air Line adj. 5s................. 81
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, "a
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. sS7
united States steer 2d 5s.-............... 100
United States Registered IS. 1889 tbid). s5A
gn,ted states REGISTERED b. 1918 tbid). 997
Gnited ntates keEiSicred is tbid) ........ iQsh
United states Panama 80 1876! tbidJ -. aSi
S,HsIia-f brown SrotheIs cts Did D.. 80
Va. Ry. end Power Company So (askedj ~
hpasn Gen. is........- .:................. 3sl
tNhDhsH-Fitis. IerHi iBt acknowledgements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-11

Secretary Boyhin. of tho local real
estate exchange. received n letter yes
terday from e. f. Laughlin, of Cleve-
land. chairman of the committee OIL
taxation of the National Association of
Real Estate Exchanges, inuuiring
about the recommendations made biz
the Tax Commission in it's report to
Governor Stuart. The chairman of the
national committee states that he de-
sires to be advised of the progress
along these lines, SO that he can follow
the work in the various States where I,
night is being made for n reform OF
the present tax laws
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Show Con
tinued Demand for Small Prop
erty by Home-Seel1ers.
RAIN DELAYS AUCTION SALES
National Association of Renl Estate
Exchanges Watching Tax Situation
I'm This State With Interest-Sec-
rotary Writes for Information.

Realty transactions going to record
yesterday show continued demand for
small property. Deals made recently
have been in the main with purcha sers
who intend building in the near future.
a feature of the business yesterday
was the increase of release deeds over
deeds of trust. Suburban property
came in for It's share of the business.
Rain caused the postponcment of sew
eral auction sales.
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nusTINGs TRANSFERS.

Two Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting TO S7OO.
17-Walter S. Gill to Wilmonia a.
Robertson, 3X109 feet east line Cow
ardin Avenue, 80 feet south of Perry
Street. May IS, 1905. $50.
20-AEee c. Childress ct uX to f.. w.
Long ct uN, GON12o feet west line
Twentieth Street. 30 feet north OF
Stonewan Street. December /, 1914,
. tax 81, $40.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Permits for new md repair work
were issued by Building Inspector
Butler yesterday rs follows:
Ernest Keeser, to build one-story
frame shed In the rear of 1918 Vir-
ginia Avenue, Highland Park, to cost
$110.
Davis s. Archer, to repair brick gar
.age9on the east side of Mulberry Street.
between Grove and Hanover Avenues.
Mrs. Edith Moss, to repair frame
dwelling 1929 Taylor street, to cost
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SPOT cotton quiet: mlddlins. uplands. 40:

mcnt--Niddiing. rs: exports. i1oos baIes.
stock. S20S6 bales
Total to-day ut all ports-Net receipts
sSSl bales; exports, 5iSIo bales: stock
! L2Sl. $40 bales.
exports. 235 052 bales '
Total for season-Net reccipts a 1oi is,
bnleS; exports. LII hiI halea -
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Husr1NGs CoUnT, PART II.

A jury returned verdict for $4,000
I'm the Hastings Court, Part H., late
yesterday in. the case of Fannie T.
Thompson, against the Seaboard Air
Line Railway Company. The defense
moved to have the verdict set aside as
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

81. G,HlCAGo, December lo:-Hogs. lower;
$50; heavy. ,s675IsI.io; rough. s675u $500:
pigS, SS:.STS,to Cattle. firm. Christmas
DeeVes. Sll.WMSl3.C0; native steers. SIS 7o6l
SpM'; Western steers. s5.2jQSS45; cows and
heifers. sS2S4SS.59: calves, S651@s925 Sheen,
$40: lambs. ST. 75ey SS.GS
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HENRIco TRANsrERs.
Two Deeds of Bargain and SnIc
Amounting to SO50,

Amounting to SO5N.
elaine III. Duke ct vir to w. f..
DrumAcller, 100X1T5 feet west line
Westhnm Avenue. 165 feet north of
Grove Avenue. November ., 1914, tax
81, So
33-Sh elton W. Davis ct ux to n.
w. Davis, 50xl35 feet at the northwest
corner of Grove and Westover Ave
nues. December 1, 1914. tax so cents.
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mndoond Terrace. December 4. 1914. So.
HUsTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
[ EOur neels s,f tIrusf Amnnnflnsr ff

Four Deeds OF =. r I,ns NmountinE TO
1S--James +. Bradley. ct ux. to H. A.
Maurice. trustee. III LANES feet north
limo Hull street, 1925 feet west OF
Nincteentn street. November 16, 1914.
SO. 900. @
i9--Aloxander S. Wright. ct ux. to
Joseph b. Welsh, ct ais. trustees.
lac feet south of Stockton Street. De-
cember 8, 1914, $1,000.
21-Agee g. Childress. ct NIX. to Law
renee II. Pool. trustee. 31xl20 feet west
line Twentieth Street. 81 feet south of
Stonewall street. December /. 1914.
$4,000.
22-Henrietta Hobson to Cornelius
Mimms, trustee. 30X1OO feet south lire
Canal street. 270 feet west of Holly
Street November 20, 1914. s425.
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mnNnIco DEEDS OF TRUST.

Ono Deed of Trust Amounting to s212.
31-W. +. Drumniller to r. Q. Jones.
trustee, 100N175 feet west line West
view Avenue. 1876 feet north of Grove
Avenue. November .. 1914. 1912.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
r,pTTpN cOopc

NEW YORK, December io-The buying of
nrahucd domestic co;tons stimula ted by
the price reductions announced to-day. Raw
silk was nrmer and slightly higher. Over
coatheS Tor tall We're offered at an adj
vance OF 10 cents a yard ~
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s contrary to law and evidence. and tho
The suit was for $4,000 damages
for the death of Alfred w. Thompson,
who was killed ut the Second Street
crossing of the railroad on the morn-
Ing of January Ia. sitt NJ Tr3ll,h