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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-02-06
TO FIGHT CROOKS BETTER
Detectives Suggest Change In Identi-
flcatiOn Work.

That there should be finger-print
expert at all or the police stations was
the opinion expressed at police head
quarters In Baltimore by Sergeant
Byrnes, of the Bureau of Identified
ton. The next Legislature will prob
ably b. asked to pass bill giving &C.
Police Department authority TO en-
gage such experts.
In the detective bureau, however,
the movement, while meeting with ap-
proval, IL considered impractical, To-
cause HEADQUARTERS men themselves
are unfamiliar with the system In
vogue at the Bureau of Identification,
both OF taking prints OF fingers OF
accused criminals and OF filing them
That the finger-print system Is eff
cacious in identifying crooks, head
quarters detectives do not deny, but
they have for long time felt that the
Bureau OF Identification should not be
closed at o'clock in the afternoon,
thus causing great Inconvenience in
showing the photographs Of thieves
including pickpOcketS, secOnd-Story
men and yeggmeE, to persons who
might identify those who are suspect
ed of breaking into their homes Or OF
other crimes
The rogues' gallery at the detective
bureau is considered by headquarters
detectives as obsolete. In it are
photographs of burglars, thieves, pick
pockets, second-story men and others
who have long since died. In the
rogues' gallery of the Bureau Of Iden-
LITIGATION, which is closed at o'clock
every afternoon and On Saturdays and
all holidays, are the latest photographs
OF crooks arrested here and else
where.
Lieut.. John A. Casey is head Of the
Bureau of Identification, and II -
known In police circles that he and
Sergeant Higgins are the only two
policemen in Baltimore who can take
measurements, photographs and t1nger
prints of those who are arrested and
suspected OF having records
1t is true that the Lieutenant has
been successful in identifying many
crooks arrested here under assumed
names, but the detectives, IL Ii said,
do not have opportunity to study the
system.
1t il likely that Marshal Farnan will
ask the Police Board to place the gal
lery OF the Bureau OF Identification in
the Detective Bureau. Marshal Far
nan is of the opinion that more than
two men should know how to mug"
measure and take the finger prints OF
a man arrested for felony.
The idea that finger prints should
be taken at all the police stations, ad-
vanced by Sergeant Byrnes, j. for the
purpose OF getting the prints OF per
sons arrested for serious offenses,
who succeed in getting bail when
they are brought before magistrate,
thus avoiding going to police head
quarters.-The Baltimore Sun.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-02-06
LUMBER FOR SALE.

1000 inch and haIf-inch Boards, Is
and Is broad, also 500 feet of Walnut
Boards, inch and half inch thick, 8 and
IL inches broad.
IL. A. LOGUE, Playground Hill.
Wy dec 19 Phone CIV,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-02-06

Improvement. Walmsley, forward for
Ct. Joseph's is accredited with being
tine fastest basket ball player in the
State.
As this Is an intercollegiate game,
arrangements have been made for
neutral officials. This is the first
Inter Collegiate game ever held i'm the
Western Maryland gymnasium Game
is to be called at o'clock
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-02-06
MASTODON'S BONES UNEARTHED.
Remains OF Prehistoric Animal Found
Near Roanoke.

Salem, ", Jan. as. ID. Tailaferro,
or Salem, superintendent of a crusher
plant at Blue Ridge Springs, has un-
earthed the remains of a giant Mas
todon- The bones were FOUND 20 feet
under the surface.
MIR. Taliaferro estimates that the
mastodon was 80 feet long. Most of
the hones were we'll preserved, and
among them was a jawbone more than
four feet in length, teeth five inches
across, tusk as long AZ j mans arm
and ribs as wide as mans hand.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-02-06
Had Father Guessing.

Visitor: 30 your boy II in college,
is he, Mr. Corntossle?"
Farmer: II can't say exactly. He's
FRI their football eleven, an in their
r0Win' crew, an i'm their jimmany-
zeeum, an in their dormitory; but
whether he's ever in their college is
more'n + kin find out BY his letters"
Exchange.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-02-06

Kansas City, Kansas, has adopted
an ordinance prohibiting the display
Of liquor advertising in street cars,
on sign boards, in windows, on
wagons or on motor cars. The pen
atty Is a fine of $500 and a Jail SEN
tence OF thirty days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
rLAHr WEAR COMPLETION.
10 L. Helm. Erected Entirely with
Frchr rirI. hnrE EnnIf.L

lSpccial TO The Times Dispatch.
fr"d"rickSburH, Va, MAY 1f.-rhc
sanitary icc and cold storage plant
now in course ot erection, being; built
entirely 10y local capital. is nearing
'ompletion. rho plant viii be up to
date in every PARTICULAR Contracts
have been made for storage rooms for
lee and cggs. These rooms will be
cork lined. Tho plant will be ready
for operation July /.
q. p'C"nor Goolrick. candidate for
tn" Democratic nomination Tor the va =
cancY III the State Senate, caused bv
the RESIGNATION of II. G. l.. Moucure.
now collector OF internal revenue. Is
masking an ACTIVE. canvass. lie has lust
returned from Louisa County, which
he mot with great ACCOMPLISHMENTS
lie addressed tho votcra Of the. county
ct the county seat on the first dav Of
the May term OF court. ana made =,
fine impression. lie discussed the i'm
rortant state issues. especially the
tax question. primary law, pure cleo
tom law and other progressive lcris-
lati"u. He returned here last might.
Following is the order OF the cNer-
ciS"s comprising tho twcnty-nrst am
nunl commencement of Fredcrickshur,.
College: Thursday. May ~, musicnl
comedy. ~ Tale of a Hat" bv TN.
college chorus. Friday, May %. re-
c!tal by the graduating class of the
school of music: Sunday. May 81. bac-
calaurcate sermon: Monday, June
recital by pupils of the school Of music,
TUESDAY, june >, entertainment b. lit :
erarN societies; Wednesday,, June 3.
commencement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
ANNUAL. COZ MY FAIR
Will. Isl: HELD AT WISE:

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Wise. Va. May IA committee
composed OF two citizens iron, each
ieriai district Of Misc County,
ncl at norton To decide GA Il time and
piac" To hold the county fair The
took automobiles At Norton and visited
several places that the towns of Nor
ton. Ramsey and Wise had u offer. and
'naliy decided 10 hold the fair at Wise
Courthouse September 30 and 80 The
grounds are owned by a stock com
panN. which agreed to give them To
the fair association free Of charge the
first year The company will make tho
necessary improvements on the grounds
anu clear OF ana prepare AN athletic
picc" Of ground chosen comprises III
teen acres, and is located on the edge
OF IN" CORPORATION limits. The members
pt the committee Wcr" .. NJ Wears
H. NJ Broylcs. ThurSton Banner. sam
carter. J. f.. BGllitt, l.. IT, Boiling. IL
g. stewart. j. NJ. iiii!man aud .Tohn
ttiiiin"li Th"N w"rc accompanied on
Their tour by Farm Demonstration
stiles. Il. y McLcmorc. Napoleon Bond
and other Interested citizens
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PETERSBURG VOTERS
RSNOMlNATE CABANISS
Present Mayor Wins In Primary Over
Robert u. Gill by LOGS to 52.-.Cnn-
didates Named for Council.

Petersburg. Va. May 1.-THE Demo
cratic primary In this city to-day re-
suited in tho denomination OF Mayor
Robert Cabaniss for Mayor over Rober,
T.. GIL. by Il vote Of Loss to go. Mr.
Cabauiss carried five OF tho .iX wards.
Following were the successful cal
d'datcS for tho Board OF Aldermen ami
Council.
i'irs, Ward Aldermen, William koo
MIC. Council. John II. Jones, T. y. Keys.
Second Ward-Aide'man. y. :. pugn'
Council. %. w. MattoX, : y. R"inach.
Third Ward Alderman. 6. / Guthrie:
council, y. T. Patterson. George w.
Watson
toursh .\ldcrman, " T..
r""i": council. J. Westmorc Brown. ;.
Floyd Brown.
ri'th Ward Alderman, j. =; Quarlcs
Council. James Brockwcil. w. I.
We-Ir!.
SiNtn Ward--Aldcrman J. W. Ne
Caleb. Council, Il. :. Chandler. L u.
J.. iiori.roVcs.
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First Norfolk Peas shipped.

iSpccial 10 Tho Times Dispmtch.
Norfolk, Va, May li.-Thc first ma
tive peas were shipped from Norfolk
yesterday William :. Johnson. promi-
ncnt Southern Branch trucker. ship
ping Il good many which were raised
by him, and others hcreabouts ship
ping u few
Tie total shipments for the day we're
3.12i packages. There have been pre-
vi"us shipments OF peas from here
this season, but these, it was said to-
day. came here from North Carolina
for rcshipmoit.
Shipments OF stra wbcrrics yesterday
aggregated 1,9lG crates. ana the total
number OF packages of truck going
North from Norfolk was 1920.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
liy Edward : Rose Company,
Real Estate Nuctionccrs.
AUCTION SALE.
OH
IMPROVED STORE PROPERTY. RESI- =
bENTIAL. MD NACAN'r LAND.

e. request ~ tho owner. Whc. is NOV
ilS 10 Il distant State. We VIII sell by
auction. upon the premises GU
TUESDAY. THE 10TH DAY or MAY.
At = o'clock l. NJ
First. No. 1918 North Twcnty second
street. with the store thereto attached
and belonging; second. u franz, cottage
dwelling aiiniuiiG on the north. third
and lastly, y feet OF land adjoining the
above on the north, upon which there
IL i stable.
The Stor" has cnJovod n brisk patron
age for years past, ana owing 10 III"
rapid development Of this section, a
Er"uter increase is promised.
This property will hc sold In sections
or AS whole, as may seem best al
hour OF sale. = plat OF the propcrt :
may be seen at The Office Of the auc-
tionccrs or az hour OF sale. You VIII
iind II to your interest by being with
us on the above date ana hour
rI.E rs: Vt sale.
EDWARD :. ROSE COMPANY.
\
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New YORK. May H.-rhcrc was an advance
~ VI" bale in May cotton hcrc to-day on
covering 10y foreign and local shorts, who
evidently found few sellers around the ring
NJ local estimates placed total purchases at
about "',''t to 1000 bales on .he upv2 I'd
movement from i2.i3 the close yesterday
TO lE'". AZ tho high point Of this afternoon
Later d-livcr'cs were Influenced by the
strength OF the near months. but general
huying was doubtless restricted TO some es-
tent by nppsarance of more favors bile
points ne; higher. Tn. market closed very
steady and within or 3 points OF the best
OF a not advance OF aT3l points
II looked ~ though continued stcadinesa
OF LIVERPOOL, well sustained volume OF do
nestle iuill cons'imp tioU for :h> month Of
April and failure AT spot cotton to move
more freely from tho south. combined "a
alarm tho remaining Mag short interest.
IN" MARKET opened steady .tt an advance ,r
gas points ON relatively steady cables There
was some scattered selling a. well a. cnrsiti-
crdhl" realizing In the ucw crop 'no,iths az,
thr heti"r weather ntnp and forecasts Tor
generally cicUr weather to-day ana io-inor-
row. but iciuucratures were rather low nitd
pool bnS inr ana covering Of shorts
" May developed incieHsiu: strength ear
~ -"0"rH turned Tor cover. ana The market
reached The best point of The day ia tho Ia, =
trading. with May selling - POINTS over
Iu4E. coiipnriur with = premium 81 - uoiut.
"t tho close lHsf hight. Tho report Of ti,c
Census bureau Indicated that domestic min
consumption. month AT April. had hc.u ~
cNcrss a. last year, and that domestic mill
stocks 49, 81 Nay !. we're u,drr last Years
total
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
row GtRNETvT kCQI FITTED
OF NUMBERING JAMES NANCY

Special to The Times Dispatch
l:uckingham. Va, MAY li-Tom Gar
nett who WAS tried in the Circuit
Court here OF the charge OF Killing
James MaXey Oh March (, was ac-
quilted to-day. The lawyers for the
defense were Judge y. :. Han. of Buck
ingham and II. NJ Smith. OF Richmond
Ia the case of Payne against Baber.
damages In the sum of 500 were
awarded The defendant was charged
with having run III" saWdust of Il saw
mill into - mill pond.
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sun CURED NEW
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


FETENsIlE no FEANl'T MNEEIT
h;ep"rted hy RODGERS rIumrnor x 90. Inct
ish Farmers Spanish, figin az $l35'. ier
bnsh'L NifEin'"s Fancy iunIh". H.H4',c.
per pound; fancy handptck"d. tEVlH.c. pcr
pound; extra prime. u.ni'.c per pounc
prime, i"''.c. per pound sh"iiiug stock. 37,V
iu. nNunI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
RICHMOND HAY M.1RhET.
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE SrOc; MAENEr.
'Sai,s az Union stock Yards.p

lI'TIMNNb 1--we SrO''E MAENl.T.
'Sal,s 1T Union Stock Y"rds.l
Richmond. N,t MAY T. 1917
report OF tho live stock market Tor Tbs
wcel. ending May II. iHli:
bcst steers. SGsitc.; medium tn Sooi "a
I@c.: common 20 fair Gi,H1c.. best hciters.
.i.nsc.; medium 30 good. g.. "a H.. common to
i"ir, "i.Hdc.: best COWS. GH"i:c.. medium ia
good, ''tGJa.c.. common to fa!r, S'sn it.c..
hest oxen. h'.0is.c.; medium 10 good. 5i.n
"hc.: common "a iair. h&n5c.; bulls 5uGisc.;
calves, Scac.; dicks. 4G5i.c. Cows and calves.
S%'".too Hog. H.rN9.c: -ows and stays.
"'sT &C.; best sheep. 5udc.. medium to good.
irii9c.; common - fair. 3i.Uic.; best fa!i
spring lambs Sn%c.
Chicago. III. May lL-!iors- Market lover
Iulk of sales. SN&jHSio, pigs. s1.2l1i 81 Cat
ie-M Market steady. Cows aud hrifcrs. S3.75t
So. calves, $s.fNllel sheep Market l,iri!-
-. i.anbs-tluotcd at ;e.a5fiS.T,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
DRY GOODS MAG;KI3T.

New York. Mag Ii.-Cottuu goods markets
were steady. but quiet To-day. Raw SILK was
easier. Fine dress hroHdclnths W"rc udNtuc-
Ell o.. = yard i.in"leulus also We're advuuc-
ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
MONDAY. MAY is. 1914.

SiolleTS anu trustee III bankruptcy VIII
sell by auction. OH the respective prem
iScs, on
MONDAY. MAY is. 1914.
1t o'clock T.. NJ.
the above mentioned dwelling. No. 2l0s
stuart Avenue. being IA detached ten
improvements. hot water heat, etc Lot
80 by 100 feet to an alley. And on
MONDAY. MAY is. 1914.
ut o'clock +. NJ.
wc will sell that frame dwelling known
as No 1910 Taylor Street. being six
room dwelling. Lot 10 feet 6la inches
by depth OF 100 feet to Il i3-foot alley
IN rear. And on
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1914.
at o'clock =. NJ.
go io7 North Eleyen,S S'' Street %W''' Ths
said lot having a frontage of &c feet
G fa., Eisy orn H. street by depth of LOG
10 feet wide. And on
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1914.
at o'clock i. NJ.
we will sell the corner frame dwelling,
No. "ol Barton Avenue. situated at the
no. th"as'ern corner of Bartom Avenue
an, Dove street. in barton Heights.
The lot has = frontage of 90 feet on
carton Avenue by Il depth Of l25 feet
10 an alley in common ~ feet wide
TERMS: One-third cash. the residue
in three equal miscellaneous at six,
twelve and eighteen months after date
eotiablc note. with interest added and
title 10 be retained until all of tho
purchase price is paid and the convey
nnce ordered by the court; or all cash
AT the option Of the purchaser. All
sales subject to confirmation OF court
J. JORDAN LEAkE.
ROBERT y. POLLARD,
Special Commissioners.
FRED. G.. POLLARD,
Trustee In Bankruptcy
L. Joseph y. Brady. clerk OF tho United
states District Court. do hereby certify
that tho bond required OF the special
commissioners under order entered on
the 3oth day OF April 1913. In tho mat
ter OF Williams q Cease. bankrupts.
has been ahiv executed and approved.
JOSEPH T. BRADY. Clerk.
by r. T.. POWERS.
Deputy Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15

VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE. NOS. 2IOs
STREET, 407 NORTH ELEVENTH
STREET. RICHMOND. VA, AND NO.
?ol BARTON AVENUE BARTON
HEIGHTS. VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE buys.
j. ID. Carncal Sc Son
and
Chns. *. Willis.
Real Estate Auctlonccrs

Real Estate Auctlonccrs
BY virtue OF !, certain deed Of trust.
dated June 5, 1872. to the Undersigned
trustees. recorded in clerks Office. Cir
cult Court OF Hcnrico County. in ID. Il.
1875. page l4l. default having been
, ina, , IN phymsnt Of portion of the
CURED by the beneficiary therein so To
do. we Will. on
FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1914.
ut o'clock L. NJ.
on the promises. lot No 20. Block /.
Seation l. on plan of Highland Springs
building Lots. proceed to sell at pub
lie auction the following described
certain lot, piece or parcel OF land. with
the improvements thereon, lying and
being in the town OF Highland Springs.
rect on Ivy Avenue and running back
one hundred and twenty I20l feet to
non 9no t!. az shown on the plan of
lilghinnd Springs Building Lots. re-
corded IN clerks Office. Iicmrico County
Court, in Plat Book i. page 81
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs OF sale. taxes ana insurance to
credit as to thirty seven notes OF sis.
payable monthly, the first to become
due June 3. 1914. ard a residue TO he
forest added. To he secured by deed OF
trust on said property. but subordi-
nate 70 tho other credit payments; or
for all cash as to said residue. at the
option of the purchaser.
j.. SlTrERDiNC;.
j. H. CARNEAL
CiIAS. *. WILLIS.
Trustees.
HIGH CoNsTABLE:'S SALE.
] will by public auction. ON
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY.
1914.
10 o'clock Nj. at
capitol street entrance TO city Hall. th"
following property. To satisfy civil exc
cutions vs.. .. u. pitts. in my hands
$50 shares OF stool; in Pneumatic
Conduit Throadcr Company.
W. II. WYATT. JR.
high Constable. City Richmond.
TERMS: Cash.
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In execution of an order Of the Dis
trici Court Of the. United States for
the Eastern District OF Virginia, at
'ltichmond. entered April 30. 1914. in
the matter OF Williams ~ Cease, bank
rupts. the Undersigned special commits
sioncrs and trustee in bankruptcy viii
sell by auction. OH the respective prem
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York.
Sales. stocks

Sales. STOCKS
NliS-ChaimCrS .....
500 Allis-Chalmers. pfd 49,.
10, 200 AmalS3,uut,d Copper
zoo Am. Asr. Chem. com. 800.
500 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
200 American can ..........
100 American Can. pfd 900.
COO Amer. Car ana tdry. 80.
SEQ American Cotton OIL.
1oo Amer. Hide ana Lea. pr.
100 American IiiiSt &C: oil.
900 American Locomotive ..
Amer. Malt Co. prd. $50.
$500 American Smelling ...
American Snun. com. -.
American Sugar .
100 Amer. Tel. and Tel. co. =,
2cu American Tobacco. com
100 American Tobacco. pfd.
1.lpO Anaconda Copper ..
zoe NtchiSun
sou Atlantic Coast Linc. 80.
1873 \. 6. L. Of Connecticut. e.
1.o0oo Baltimore ana ohio..
1900 bethlehem Steel Co. com
Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
british-ANcr. tot. Co.
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
2,3G0 Central Leather. com
6.l0u Canadian Pacific
$50" California Petroleum
$500 chesapeake anu ohio.
10" Chicago Great Western.
GOO chi. Great West. pfd. -.
200 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
truCiblc Steel Cor. com.
- trucibic steel. pfd ......
"oc Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
500 Consolidated Gas .
zoo Corn Products. com
Den. and liio Gran, com.
TOO Eric ................
~ " FRO
500 Erie, LIST pfd. ..........
lH0'tcd. Min. and SIN. pfd.
100 General Electric ......
:oo Goodrich. com. .....
ZOO Great Northern. pfd
Great Northern orc cts.
illinois Central ...
200 lnt-rboro- N.t. ..
500 lhtcrboro- Net. ufu.
800 Int Harvester. com &c.
400 Int Mcr. Marine. com.
MI PAPER -. .....
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Nv orleans, Lo.. May "a The census
BL~"nu reports. showing an Increase over
last year OF moro than go 100 active Amcri-
can spindles hnd 4 decrease In m,ll and
warehouse stocks. forced the cotton market
uD
Many reports of fnvorablr weather in the
western belt had little weight in counter
acting the Influence 81 the census report, aud
from tho time the report came out until the
close the market was activr with a steady
upward trend OF prices. Realizing sales
caused tho market To nuctuute some hut
not enough To halt tho increasing prices
shorts were sent to cover. but this was
element.
Cotton futures closed steady: close: May.
l%ll. July. l2.ST; August. l9.at: October II -:
December. ll'|; January. il9e
Spot cotton steady ana unchanged. mid
aud l"lo 10 arrive
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Port Movement Middlime. 1910. exports
80 bales, SALE tei bulc~. stock iai 50. bales
Total today a. all no-ts-N-t rccriuts
Sos bales exports, - so bales, stock. Gi3rS,
bales.
Total for tho week Mt receipts 5l.Ss,
bales exports sac. balr-
Total for the "epSou--Nct recciptr 1oI3 e;
bales exports ) .S3 aS bales
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..
II NnI"NU, Va, May n. iNI..
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QToI ATOMS OF
MARKET.

tFurnish-d by Lcvy Commission CO. Com
mission Merchants, Richmond. Va,
Il.lunun NiuN.
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BY Green 81 Rcdd.
Real ETttt" Auctioncers.
COMMISSIONERS, AUCTION SALE
DWELLING No. aie NJ OR TURIN
S'rEi.itT.

Ia pursuance of It decree OF tho Law
ana Eqnity Court OF he city Of Rich
lali, in tl!e suit OF MARY l.. i:rown e
ais. ". CHRISTOPHER vi. Kemp ct ais. ="
We. the und:rsien"d special commits
sion"rs. will sea at public auction. on
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1911.
AT i o'clock l.. NJ.
All that land with the improvements
thereon in the city OF Richmoud, in
that part thereof known rs French
Garden. on the north side Of NJ Street.
bctwc+n Ninth and Tenth Streets. be
ginning At u point on tn" north side of
NJ street. on the front line OF Lot No
sol, in Johnson's cor Turpin's) addition,
feet cnStwardlT of said Lots Nos. sol
ana '"N, running thence castwaruly.
with the front Of said lot on NJ street.
thirty 800 feet, thence northwardiy at
right angles TO said front one hundred
and lily lIW fee; To m alley iIt"cn
go feet wide. thence west .ya"Silv WITH
the line OF said alley. and para Hell yith
NJ Street twenty nine (29) feet. thence
south wardly. at right angles t" said
thence wcstwardly parallel with NJ
Street one (D foot, thence at ri.ht
angles SouthWardly foriN-scvcn go
feet To NJ street, Che place of begin
TERMS; oen-fourth cash and III. re
mainder - SLY, twelve and eighteen
months. the deferred payments to be
evidenced ~ three negotiable notes for.
even amounts. with interest aided. pay
able, respectiye!y, at sin. twelve and
a; the option OF the purchaser title to
be rct"in"d mil the whole OF The par
ch4sr money ais been paid and II deed
ordered by thc court.
GEO w LEWIS,
!. L. POLLARD,
Special Commits sioncrs
IN me Law and Equity Court of the
city % Eiciimond:
Mary r. Brown ct ais. 49,. Plaintims
y
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Egss Dcmaad nn. Poultry-act!v. and
wanted. NeA,s-In splendid demand Conn
~ hHcou Very dun and plentiful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
AUCTION sAl.E-Fu,ure Days.
BY Pollard & Bngby
aud
George NJ. Cease,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

BANKRUPT SALE BY AUCTION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15

Quotations for tcr-st-psy!nE bonds NJ. At
: rt4rc 80 Vnicn interest Inus' ho added In
come A"rds and scttin axes OF indebtedness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Richmond. Va. Mas H. 1917
Following the quotations o.. the Rich
n1onG Tobacco Exchanges:
LOOSE DAH<-lSIRED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15

NV"I V"tTul. VIIot, fnIUUIluS UpIunUH,
hiddlinE gulf li."o >aics. 90" bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

J.. Thompson Brown u Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lib East Main Street.