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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07

when. In 1919. the Beii Telephone
was making ALI elrcpara-
tons 20 acquire Ia. lnaspendsnt
and was actually In control Of tito
Independent COMPANY Mr.. James "
bradford, hy Mr.. Howard ~ Hughes.
entered into n stipulation with tn"
telephone company for the self-eNi-
dent purpose OF aiding the monopoly
in It's scheme TO raise the telephone
rates In this city.
In volume az. pages 40 and 90 OF
our state Supreme Court Reporir'
our court said The city by de-
murrcr admits that the franchise
rates are inadequate too low, and
In the Interest OF speedy decision
tipon the main issue ~ IL stipulated
that the sole questions to~be deter
mined are:
Gb 'iHas the Legislature vested In
the public scryfo. commission au-
thority to increase tho rates specl-
fled In paragraph. OF Ordinance no
ances amcndatory thereof. under
which the company II operating
and
(s) N such power has been
vested In the public service commits
sion, whether the legislative acts
and void !"
ON page 80 our court said.
III should be Understood that we
are not passing upon the fairness OF
the new rates. their fairness n ad.
mitted By counsel for tho city
(Meanlng MFR Bradford) The law
actH and operates on facts. hut when
tho facts were made and admitted TO
suit tho monopoly there was moth
ing left OF the city'a case. Mr.. Brad
ford
You sec the question OF raising
rites and robbing the people, which
were tho facts upon the main anes-
lion. were stipulated out Of this case
and the case was decided upon n
point of law: while the facts about
The psople being robbed were never
allowed TO be heard In court. and
the case wtS rushed through and
seattle was turned over TO the tele-
phone monopoly. Answer this, Ilm
bradford This was the most Inn
portnnt case the city Of seattle ever
took into court, yet you did not take
an appeal TO tho United states SUI
prcme court. after YOU had made re-
peatcd assertions that You would do
80 Rince two of our state suprcrp1
court Judges decided for the city.
SECOND CASE.
Tn. City IL Held Up ny the Gas
Monopoly.
on January 8, 1919, tho gas com
pany filed proposed increase IN
rates with the public service com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
Remember This


This may be your last chance to secure an
interest on the ground floor of the Shu-
shanna camp.
That immense fortunes will be taken out of
Shushanna there can be but little doubt,
from the indications.
The property which the Company controls,
from which gold was taken in doing the
assessment work, will be developed imme-
diately, the thawing machine placing
independent of weather conditions.
Any day, the gold which will send the stock
soaring may be taken out.
The Trading and Transportation Depart
ments are bound to be sources of big reve-
nue., and these 60 to swell the dividends
of every shareholder.
The time to secure an interest in Shushanna
is NOW while the stock is available at
ground floor prices.
Don't wait another day, but fill in and mail
coupons with remittance NOW, so as to
reach here by February 18th.
SHARE DEPARTMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
Get This Magazine

II yur are Interested In shushanna
land what live man with rod blood
In his veins is not Interested In this
thrilling chapter OF the history OF
gold y fill In the coupon below and
send for our monthly magazine CON
tanning heaps OF interesting informa-
ton and statistics regarding this great
new district, as well as news OF In
vestmcnt opportunities and the op-
erations OF the Shushanna Mining and
Trading Company. Itd DO this now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
The Stock of the Shushanna Mining
and Trading Company, Limited, will
be advanced in price on February Ia

The stock of the Shushanna Mining and
Trading Company, Limited, is now selling at
the low price of Is cents a share. Because
Of the demand for the shares and the fact that
the operations of the company have COM
menced, the price will be advanced on Feb
ruary Ia. Orders in the mail by midnight of
that date will be filled at the 15-cent price;
those coming in later will be promptly returned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
The excitement now brewing all over
Alaska and the Yukon and in every min
ing camp in the world regarding Shu-
shanna, the new Alaskan gold strike, is
in itself sufficient evidence OF the

judgment and clear vision OF
the experienced Klondykers
who, months ago, declared that
the rush to Shushanna next
spring will rival the greatest
gold stampedes in history, IN
Guiding the famous klondyke
rush of '97.
The Shushanna Mining and Trading Com
pany, Limited, the first big company to get IN
on the ground floor Of the camp, having Sc
cured controlling interest in a proven property
in the very heart of discovery, is already IN
harness. Active operations have commenced
in all departments
The development of the property on Dis
covery A bench, in which the Company owns
controlling interest is to be commenced imme-
diately, a crew of experienced miners under
the direction of the Companys mining super
intendent having left for Shushanna, taking
with them modern mining machinery which
defes even the Alaskan winter to prevent the
bringing out of the precious metal from the
ground. The finding of rich deposit on the
property, from which nuggets have already
been taken during the preliminary work,
should send the stock of the Shushanna Mining
and Trading Company soaring.
In the Trading Department business has
also begun in earnest Tons and tons OF all
kinds Of provisions have gone forth in charge
of the Companys traders to stock up the Shu-
shanna Mining and Trading Companys store
at Shushanna and the various trading posts to
be established at advantageous points along
the trails. The revenue from this department
will come in almost Immediately.
In the meantime the men in charge OF the
Transportation Department are not idle. The
Company light-draught steamer "Shushanna,
which will operate on the White River, doing
a regular freight and passenger business, as
soon a. navigation opens, il being rushed to
completion under the supervision of Captain
Raymond, the veteran navigator of northern
waters.
The revenue from all departments of the
Company's business will soon be coming in
and the profits earned by each will be partici-
pated in by all shareholders of Shushanna
Mining and Trading Company, Limited.
The Stock of the Shushanna Mining
and Trading Company, Limited, will
be advanced in price on February Ia
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
THE THIRD CASE.

The municipal street railway cas-,
was In our superior court and III
Mr.. Bredford's office for one year
being held up by Mr. Howard n
Hughes I'm tho corporation counsel,
office until Mr.. Hughes left thai
office and associated himself with
the people who are fighting our citS
car line There appears 10 be nc
speedy stipulation by Bradford In
this case. The monopoly does not
want speed and Jim does not mp.
pear to. when the city's interests re.
auire II. ms shown In the gas and
telephone cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07

II you buy this stock NOW on the
instailmeut plan;
ss.5o down and $3.50 . month will
buy $50 shares.
$1,000 down and $500 = month will
hu, 500 shares.
$50 90 down and $40 90 q month will
buy 900 shares.
$4,000 down and $4,000 n month with
buy 1000 shares
Not less than $50 shares sold on
the instaiiment plan. The stock is
fully paid. and forever non-assessahle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
What your money will
do for you at Shushanna

you can buy this stock either for
cash or In small payments The al
iotmeni At fifteen cents share 10
limited II you remit cash with
order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
Complete Report
of Market Today

Price. paid psoearsrs rsF vegetable.
md fruit:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07

butter

arIIing pFire Tor bnffer, rgrs and
cheese. Corrected daily by The H,sd..,
Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
ALEXANDRIA MAN SHOT:
ASSAIlAMT GETS AWAY
Crandnl mickey. Jr., Receives Injury
Which NRy HIVE Been Intended
for His Fathrr.

WASH NGTON. August @6.--Crandal
Mackey, .Ir., iweuty-onc years old. son
Of Crandai Mackey. Commonwealth's
attorney for Alexandria County. Va.
Was shot in his right leg and thigh last
night by an unidentified person white
on the road near his home. - short dis
tancc beyond Eosslyn. lie Was re-
turning from the city with u bottle OF
medicine for his .randmother
second shot was fred after the
young man had fallen. but the shot
did not strike him Young Mackcv re
manned on tho ground several minutes
after he was fred upon, fearing = move
on his part might mean additional
shooting. and when he was satisfied
that the individual who had used the
shotgun had disappeared he got up and
went home.
lie was taken to GEORGETOWN Uni
Ners'tN Hospital Many OF the shot
were picked from his Leg. ana his father
was assured that his condition was not
serious.
II is reasonably certain that there
was more than one man IMPLICATED
~ the shooting. SAYS the wounded man.
because OF The remark: II believe |
got him., made by some one who is
supposed 10 have done the shooting
The remark was made in low but
audible tone. and II is thought that
the remark was tina; OF a white man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
WILL LAY DOUBLE TRACK
ON OANVlLlE DIVISION
Southern Halfway Awards Contrsct. in
Keeping With Policy or
la ~. .Ii.siu

In line with its policy CT expansion.
evidenced here by the large number OF
permanent improvements under way in
the local yards. the Southern Railway
Company has just awarded contracts
Tor the construction OF siNty-six miles
OF double track on the Danvillc di-
VISION. between Greensboro and Pei
nam. ~ L. When the work is com
plcted there viii be continuous
double track line on the Southern Rail
way from Charlotte, y. G., to Danville,
From mile pos, us to 2e3 the wor,
WhS awarded 10 the Parker Brooks
oi's unction Company. Of ircenville.
-, ana from mile post 253 TO 2Si To
,nI Mofrow Contracting Company. at
;,nlIdhtn' rms makes total OF seventy
i've ihilcs or double track on tho Wash.
,hE'cn Atlanta line which tn. southern
ndH pIaccd under contract in the last
Contracts for tho construction OF
thlrty-htn" miles in Virginia have boon
lei is follows. Between ,,hnrlottes-
.nIc ahn Afrowheah. seven miles. be
miles miles nnd beiween Dry Fork and Dan
also been recently let for The construr-
ton Of tWcntE-One miles nf JniiiI.
track on tho Ala bania Great Southern
h"twc"n York. Ala. aud Moridi.r
Miss. and on the {. y. -. & Y /, Tor
min" miles between New River au,i StN.
bTi -iIt, Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

WAR PRICES ESTABLISHED
nv CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Wheat Makes Sensational squirt W In
out Real News IN Help Uuil Side.
Why ncnch St..I is.

CHICAGO HI. Angus, 2G-There
l. worlds market in brctdstuns
War prices nav. been established In
Tire wheat pit on the Chicago Board
OF Trade. There vas net gains to
day OF Is cents 70 & 4 cents. and
a new nigh record on The crop was
established for all the futures Sep
tclnbcr wheat sold = = hign us Sllol-i (;
December reached SIZE. and the May
actions and declines from the hes;
prices 10 1874 cents 10 al-S cents on
proht taking sales by longs The buy
re was led by professionals. and room
traders not only at Chicago. but In the
smaller markets Of til" country, in
Guiding Minneapolis, - Louis. kansas
ttN and New York II WAS generally
believed ny nose VINO watch conditions
closest That foreigners were sellers Of
wheat ia liberal vsv in order to
secure handsome proftS at hand The
wheat market to-day vas one TINT
VIII long b" Wcnhcrcd because OF
IN" sensational price gains without any
actual news 10 uelp the bun side OF
'h" situation II the matter Of sent
Went he excepted :ulliSh news on
United Kingdom Spot wheat al Liver
pool Was 20 3 pence higher. and
futures Weic Up hence. There was
epusideleble news Of bullish char
acie' from Russia. The wheat crop
there wac reported as having been
seNerelt damaged oy rain during han
vest tlW~. and the deterioration was
sever" enough 10 Bring the crOp down
~ pc cr0i under last wear for spring
rn"U ~ paS r.p"rt"d that Argentine
mas prohibited tn" exports OF grain and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
JAKE WELLS HERE
Wakes inspection Of Biiou Theatre.
Mhirh Iims nccM KchrcOrntc.I.

Jake w Oils. head of the theatrical
enterprises that bear his name AZ
rived mere yesterday for The pulrosc
OF making u personal Inspection Of thc
Improvements made TO the iijou Thea
ire y small army Of carpenters
painters. decorators and electricians
baS been "NcrhaulinG and heauiifyiuc
the BijoU IN the last two weeks. pre-
parttory to the opening OF the new
season next Monday night.
Nj. Wells expressed himself as ds
lighted with the rejuVcnatcd appear
ance of Che playhouse. He predicted
for the house under it's new policy this
season the greatest popularity ii has
ever enjoyed.
Otto Wells came up from NortoIk
and several conferences were held dur-
ing tho day. in which Manager Charles
" Rex, OF the Lyric. Manager Charles
T. Mckee. of the HiJou; Manager Leo
Wise. of the \cadcmy OF Music. and
Manager Dewitt Newinx, Of the GraNce
Scott Company. which is to occupy the
Colonial, participated
VI WAS decided 10 retain the schedule
of matinees for the Biiou that ha.
ruled Tor several seasons past. giving
afternoon performances on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday of each week
Charlie Briggs took formal posses
sion OF the box Office as treasurer Of
the Bijou yesterday Practically the
entWe STAFF OF last year has been re
engaged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
UNVEll MONUMENT AT
HANOVER COURTHOUSE
fhteehth regiment Association VIII
ho'h reunion aud Participate
In tcre monies 'rO-DuN

All OF Hanover County wilI unite to-
day ia the annual reunion Of the Fir
i"cnth Regiment Associations tho fc,
turc OF which viii hc the unvcilinc. or
monument to The Confederate dead
The affair VIII bc held at Hanover
Courthouse. aud those ~ charge OF the
ceremonies have planned 10 make the
day one o. the biggest IN the history
OF the county
George -. i!aw. president of the as
Soci% tirn. Will preside over tn" ccrc-
monies. aud Robert r.. Lee, OF FairraN
grandson OF the great Confederate
icaltr. viii bc tho orator or the o.
H.. surviving aid" on Stoucw!ll JaclS-
som star. vii! deliver the prayer.
MI citizens OF the county arc c%-
ncttCu to hrM: basil. cts. aud there will
u" n delicious dinner OF Hanover prod
n'tS served on the lawn surrounding
The courthouse. train bearing local
vct3r3ns aud visitors FROM this city
VII leave here" ~ $50 0'clc"E this
morning from Main street station.
Thc Fifteenth Regiment now has
about l2o SURVIVORS out Of l.>o0 who
belonged to Tie famous organization
during tho war Three comlarics
Wcr" organized IN Hanover. and it is
appropriate that the reunion should
h" held during tho uuVciline OF
monument to thc Confederate dead Of
tho county. Tho monument vii bear
the War.
he "y Misses tunc Pupc. H. sydney
Morton. Martha Gaines TAllcy. Ntry
Mauu newton, ELmoni1 r.. holland aul
| Elizabeth i.umplSii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
CHARTERS GRANTED
1w" ltichEi0nd Concerns Incorporated
bH state Corporation Commission.

Two Richmond concerns were grant
Ell chatt"rs by tho state Corporation
Commission Yesterday. - follows.
y. J. Crafts Piano COMPANY. Rich-
mond maximum capital 9tUck, SlS."p0,
minimum. 'lp"r. y !. crafts. president.
y. T.. crafts and N. Guuz.ri. Sccrc-
tarN and treasurer. all Of EichuiouI.
Va. To MANUFACTURES and sell pianos.
organs and other musical instruncntS.
Butler & rcarnan. Inc, Richmond.
maN.mum capital stock. S1G,o00. mint
mum $4,000. T.. a Stuinpf il. presi-
dent. {. G. Peariuau and Butler.
secretary ana treasurer. all OF Rich
mond Va General commission mcr-
chant business
Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission
Society, Inc. OF tho United states
Richmond T. u Lewis. Nelson VII
liams. ir.. ~ :. Thomas. l. PaSno. j.
!. Carter and T. . Walker ItcV. &. :
Brown, winter, y. &. president: Rev.
y. ". Rogers. Raleigh. Y G.. sccre-
tary. \ foreign mission -clicious aud
charitabi" societ:.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
COTTON MARKETS.

Wv NoHN NIrUst % Win no mHt.Iial
progress expected iu tho progress Of reopen
.ur Zinc Cotton Exchange until after arrival
ncrc 90 the LiNcrpoo! delegation at the end
- the week. local brokers we're chiefly in
tcrest.o to-taN iu discussing tho possibility
~ fan siteetiv" Southern holding movement
urlcr s!rh conditions suggested ny the
WASHINGTON conference. The local spct
hrt was nominal
Port Movement, Stock p. ,S halc-
lotai today a. all ports-Net receipts. 9,cSi
nt.as. stock Us 1t1 bales
roia' Tor week Net receipts. '5al hhle-;
rN;o-ts '.-i5 bales
ro,o 'or season Net receir,s. la.H5SS7
'. 90 exports. 9,612 bales
IAvorpoo.. August IS SPOT cotton In good
demand at unchanged prices. Sales 800
bales. Including 5o"1 American. on Vic basis
~ -' fcr n!adlinr krccipts, 800 bales. all
AlMntL.An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

Earl Euthridse, nft"cn- %car-old
boy. was arrested on Broad Street last
night BY Patrolman y. NJ. Smith aud
sent TO tho Juvenile Detention Home
10 he held pending the receipt Of word
from his parents in Baltimore II.
later, it WAS said. admitted that hc Was
= runaway, and confessed that IL.
would like TO return 10 his parents
They VIII be communicated with by
uolirc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
Gets Letter From scbc,Ier

Detective Sergeant Atkinson ycster-
day received letter from George &.
Scheller, who. with his thirteen-ycar-
old wife. was arrested here some time
ago al the request OF the Baltimore
authorities on warrant in which he
is alleged 10 have made a false state
ment as to hls wifc's age when he pro-
cured his marriage license. In part
Schellcr wrote that he was out under a
=, 900 bond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
>rv YORK PRODUCE M>rkrys

w 0It AlsN8' % EAW snear. sioaUy
r.H..sse,. i'l centrifugal, ''c: refined.
-fcrlH Buttcr steady Cheese. weak.
'ottunseed r.l was again higher. August
.' ing up :o-t, points ON he..tcd shcr... ov-
ciius while ofN"r posltious advanced I.;ls
po.nis orr continued good absorption ny SON
summing Interests and Inability TO secure
crude Final ptiacs were - points net
higher ~ AuEGst auG idi5 points up "u
~ h".apee OF Tho U.s. sale. l2"No barrels.
Tho market closed n-n spot. 5."iI 80. Nu-
.l-t. 05T5 .. september. fS%ofSf: October.
r.,rr' =. November. fi.trjSl DeCciu Der.
"a ff.. ianH-~2. ffiG1t t. February. 6I1Nc
March 'f,0fI, Total stIcs. 10 no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

Permits we're issued yesterday hv
III" Building Inspector as follow:
Meyer trcortrec. 10 build a one
story brick garage in tho rear OF 1879
Vest Grace street. $3.50.
j. I. lalmaiarr. TO repair brick
dwelling. lClS Grove Avenue. il75.
Eroadus Memorial Baptist church. ~
repair brick church. 5000 East Broad
street 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
Ench Fined 500 for S..,uI,

Rartholmcw Parker and Robert Par
Aor, coiorcd. we're fined $50 and costs
each by Justice Crutchfcld in Police
Court yesterday when arraigncd on a
warrant charging them with assault
lnG and cutting Elizabeth Gray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
STRAW Compressed
CATTLE ETS.

Chicago. III. August os.-iios. lower. bulk
Of sales sS.s5ns9lj: light. sS.SiaSH3.',, mixed
sNe?" !'%:i. heavy. SSt3G@2l: rough. $ -ia
-. 90 pigs, sS.l0RfS.5o. Cattle. higher. becVe>
81 ioh ti".t5 steers, Ss.c51S9.io. stockcrs s52i
NfS.io: cows and heife-s, 81. SJns2 -. calves
:. SotSlico. sheep steady; Si.SeiiSi. 50. YEAR
Iinss. sl.,oh g. %. !amhs SacAMSS.Nn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

Ctas IS. Willis 4 Go.
Real Estate AuCtioitccr-.

BY Nirtuc OF q certain Iced OF trust.
dated May -. l9li. 70 III" undersigned
Trustees. recorded ina tho clerks oiliC,.
iirhmOnd thauCcr$ CONT. IN deed hool.
inIp" iii nttW"ut of portion Of tho
debt thereby secured. aud beinl: re
puircd hy tho beneficiary therein 80 TO
do. wc VIII on
MoNpAY. AUGUST 81, 1914.
at $40 O'clock,
on tho promises. 80 = North Roule-
ward. proceed - scll ~ public auction
tho following described prouerty men
toned therein. 'hll that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of land. VIM tho iu,-
tn" city Of Richmond, Va, on the west
side OF boulevard. bctwccn FLOYD Ave-
nu" and Main street. beginning ~ /.
point sixty 's"i te~t south 81 Flovd
alou2 and fronting on said Boulevard
iW"utN-niuc go foot. aud having =
G"pth between parrll.i lines ono hun
drcd and forty Ci") feet NOR" or loss.
10 an alley hftcen 49, feet wide. being
May 81. lSSr."
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay an
costs "f sale, taAes and Insurance To
interest from July n. 1915, aud tho
r"sidu" IN one and two years, with in
tcr@at added. ana secured by g decd or
trust on said property: or all cash at
the option OF tho purchaser.
This sale Is made subject 10 a prior
lion Of 5000. and interest. recorded i'm
clerk 50 Office. Richmond Chanccrv
court. in -. Is. 9.h-D. page "02
This - modern residence reccnti,-
completed. and this sale SHOULD attract
persons who arc ia search OF &, beau
tiful nom" IN the best locality.
a G. HARTMAN.
CHAS. *. WILLIS
Trustees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
INTERESTING ADDRESS
ny tll1HI,J.S ~ m. t'V

The County clcrk-N Profession"
vas the subject OF AN Interesting adj
dress by Charles -. Deuit. cicrk Of
Roanoke County. In Il most interest
in- manner President : t. Waddil
made his annual address 10 tho gath
orinG. GA motion of Walter Christian
Of Richmond. tho presidents address
Was ordered printed ami distributed TO
all court clerks in, the state
Tho enrolment OF new members
general discussions. and reports OF the
various officers OF the organization
featured the afternoon session. Rou-
tine business was transacted and mat
tcrs of Interest to court officials were
discussed at length.
Tho program arranged for to-da :
promises to be ono OF especial interest
To-day's sessions will be held at Muir
phys Hotel. and the program follows:
Morning observation-disclosures - I.e.
Moore. state Auditor; The Relations
of county Clerk to tho Public John
-. Grant. Jr.. clerk Of Accomac County:
Delinquent Land Laws OF the state"
II. II. Holt. clerk or Elizabeth city
County; general discussion.
After session" reports OF special COM
mittces; miscellaneous business: cleo
lion of officers; appointment Of stand
ing committees Adjournment This af-
he held In tho rear hall at Murphy's
Hotel because of the noise from tho
cars at the hall on Eighth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

.iohu Rurns coiorcd. was Yesterday
sent on to the grand Jury by Police
Justice Crutchficld for trial on October
on charge OF breaking into the
store of the Kirk Parrish COMPANY
Inc. e. East Rroad Street, with Intent
to commit larceny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

another coutlnuanc" was yesterday
Eiantcd IN the cases against sam
Nlneo and ROY TYLER, alias Ray Tallcy.
charged with making false statements
10 beputN Clerk William Br,cdcn. OF
nc Hastings Court, and thus obtain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS MARKETS.

New York. August . The demand TOT
hlcached and brown c"ttons showed signs
of revivinS to-day. sheets ana pillow eases
the bag trade were sold moderately FOR III
turc delivery. WorSted yarns wer" quiet.
mt hrm. Fair Quantities o: burlap - changed
hands Tor prompt shipment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
NAVAL. STORES

Savannah. Ga, August % Turpentine
nominal. ga mo- sales. receipts ~ casks
shipments. :, casks stocks. east casks
koSi'. nominal. no snlcs; receipts. IS bar
'cls shipments. 10 barrels. stocks 20. So
Ntrrc's Cuotc: y aud &. so