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The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only JobbcTs' p-ices higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less Fans goods sold
for higher prices.
For couple Of days the receipts of choice veal
calves and lambs have been light; finn quotations
realized for right goods The market for eggs was
bIN yesterday morning. Hen recsiDts light: prices
VI changed.
Fruits and vegetables were firm at quotations.
Sweet potatoes and y-ms aed higher or account Of
supply. White potatoes were plentiful The supply
Of the other goods only moderate.
EGGs-Nearby frsts. per doE.. -; Southern, 70
LARD-Tub. pure. per H.. u%al2k; do. com
pound. psr H.. 81. CottonSeed oil. per can. $50.
BUTTER-Best pint. new. per h. 2s1k: tub. per
H.. IA process, per h., 2la2; uDderuade, ID.
e2a.5; store packed. Ter H.. l5aH.
GREEN GooDs-Yams per bbL. 2ooa2so; sweet
potatoes. North Carolina. per bbl-. 5oal5o; do.
native. per hsl, 2oa29: potatoes. per sack. 2l5a
. 30; do No. 2 per bbl-. LooAl25; beans Florida
per basket. 20alco: cabbage. New York per 100
pounds L5oa2oo; To-. native. per bbl, looal5 80: do
Florida, per eate.. 2oa2.5; do. per bastet. lea
10; carrots. Southern, Per bunch. 5as; radishes.
Homegrown per loo lmaa50; lettuce per
basket. looa3so; cymblings. per crate. 2soA3oo:
celery per dozen, eoaloo; do. Florida. small crate
LOCALS: eucumbers. per basket. 45ca5o; Western
yellow onions. per sack. 21ss3o white onions, per
per crate 2.ooa3so; turnirs. per b6l.. I0siO; do,
per bor 5eso: tomstoes Florida. per crate l5oa
. 50; do Ne= York dollhouse, per h., 2asO; cauli-
nover. California psr Sate lsA2 8: spinach. per
bbl, Iooais0; hale bblA 5o1f5; cranberries per
nnan boI 5oaa3.5: do. per xqt. boz, Loo; DO, ps
bh B.ooalLoo; Florida peppers per crate, 2ooaIoo:
per basket 2Ooa2i5; Florida peas. par basket 2ona
so; beets. Fiorida. pr crate. 20s275: okra. psr
crate, 2ss3o; asparagus. per doz lunches. liza
40
FRESH FISH AND CRABs-tPaces given bso<
are hy the purnd rnless otheStse stated. .l-Butter
and sars hrrs. lo.ls; carp. cas-; uocns. medium to
larrs. bbi., Mooalfso; do. small. i.0as0; Bay
mackerel .: rock boiling. %: do, medium. IL do.
pan. Isl white perch. large. Is: do, white, mail
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

Bsitim0re, Aprn a--HAY-No. l timothy. $50
standard timothy. H.o: No. 2. l66eaE 80: No
J. ,llooaBo: lrht clover mixed. ie.5oai7 90;
No ]. lk5o: No. . H0alsso; heavy. B.cai6eD; No.
clover. 16OoAs9: No. ? i3ooalaeo; no established
suade. la.0oalLoe; sample hay to kind. auaau.
and condition. iooalo %.
srRAw-No. ! stssisht rye. new. BouAIs5o; No.
straight rye strau, new. NooalID: No. l tangled
re straw. 100: No. tangled ne straw. uooAli0;
No ! wheat straw. eooas5o: wheat strsu. No 2.
iyooa7.5o; No. l oats straw, ilooaii.so; No. oats
straw l0ooaii.O.
LIVE POULTRY-chieseus. old hers. heavy. per
h.. -: do. small TO mediIm. 70; do. old roos
ter,, Il: do. yOang large. Dz2: do. rough and
s.Eagzy, fais: d.. winter. Ibs. and over. 3Aso
do. spring. averaging ] to II lbs. ssao; ducks,
peT lb.. ID; do. musooEy. u; pigeons. young
Per pair. q; de-. old. per pair. 5; guinea fowl.
Old. %; do. young srd choice. each. 60; do. YOUNG.
poor and smaIl. nan; rrese. nearby. per h.. .Isa
l6i do. Southern Western. I2al4
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
CANADIAN PACIFIC
CAUSES DECLINE
Freight Rates Cut in Domin-
ion Causes Sympathetic
Drop IN General List.
LOSS OF SEVEN POINTS
Capital Traction Active on Local
'Change-Baltimore Munsey Com
pany Absorbs Equitable,
BY W. sTEALEN.

The Canadian commlssion's cuttlhg OF
Canadian Pacifc's freight rates on aver
ages OF from to 80 per cent caused the
stock OF the company to fail seven. points
on the New York Stock Exchange yes
terday.
There was a sympatneuc
through the entire list, Steel and Reading
losing a fraction. In spite OF free seifihg
the absorbing power of the general mar
ket prevented any sharp break.
The Canadian cut still leaves the rates
Riyen In the Dominion far in excess OF
the rates given by the Interstate Com
rnerce Commission TO the railroads OF the
United States.
The approaching Easter HOLIDAYS nave
had a good deal 10 do with keeping al
the markets in a narrower trading posi-
tion this week But at the same time
there have been no Important declines
except in a few special stocks In the
general list, which have been adversely
affected by special considerations
There has been no important liquidation
outside Of the stock during the week
Even Steel, which has continued under
pressure from the bear element at times
in discounting the heavy decrease in un-
filed orders its monthly statement for
April ] is expected to show against the
gain of HsO0O on March !, has held up
remarkably well.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
WESTERN. UNION BOARD CUT.

New York. April S.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company here to-
day. the Lumber o, directors was reduced
from thirty to tTCnty-one. The repre-
sentatives OF the American Telephone and
Telegraph retired from tue board. The
new directors elected were William H.
Baker. Henry W. De Forest. William
Fahnestock. Percy A. Rockefeller, Morti-
mer l.. Schin. and William II. Trues-
dale The new board will meet April 15
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

months. The other grand jurors are:
Bertrand W. Bonham. James D. King,
Adolph G. NeubeCk. Samuel =. Harbiu,
Martin Foley, Edgar H. Pullman. Bcr-
nard Akers. John w. Lewis. John F.
McGaw, William EdnonstOn, Alfred
Mayer. Henry J. NJ Howard. Otha NJ.
Burrows. Wade II. Rogers. John e Tay-
Ior Robert L. Middleton. Walter :.
Brown, jr.. Daniel 4. Boyle, Louis Rich.
Willis II. Cameron. Frank /. Bub5, and
Henry II Rergmann.
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In the District Courts.

John J. Bean Yesterday sued the Cap
ital Traction Company for $1,000 dam
ages, alleging that while crossing the
tracks at Water and o streets south
west January last a car ran into him.
injuring him permanently.
The Capital Traction Company filed suit
against the Washington Terminal Com
pany and others for $4,000 damages. al
leging that the defendant is undermining
the plaintiffs tracks at First street be-
tween B and streets, making them dan
gerous and unsuitablS for use.
Cruelty. drunkenness. and insufficient
support is alleged in suit filed by Ellen
Z. Hanrahan against John =. Hanrahan
for limited divorce, alimony. and Gus
tody of the minor children. They were
married in this city December %. 1891. and
have six children.
Abraham Steinberg filed a petition ask
ing permission to change his name TO
Alfred Julian Steinberg, on the ground
that there are other persons having the
same name, causing him a great deal OF
trouble and confusion.
George Sachs, a local furniture dealer
filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
listing his debts at se,s66s3 and his assets
at $,532.9l.
Justice Anderson granted a writ Of
habeas corpus to Annie +. and c. A
Shaffer, of Fairfax County, Va, directed
to Mrs. Minnie Peck McGeary, requiring
her to bring into court April Is William
A. Peck, jr., an infant son of William H.
Peck. and the respondent from whom
the latter was divorced. The petitioners
are aunt and uncle Of the boy. and his
guardians under his fathers will. They
allege the boy was spirited away by his
mother, who declines to return him to
his custodians
Justice Gould sentenced Christoph ~
Davidson, to serve ten years in the peni-
Tertiary, following his plea of guilty TO
forging and passing a check for 81 80 on
a local bank in 1905 The execution OF
the sentence was suspended by Justice
Gould. and Davidson was given his lib
erty on his personal bonds not to violate
the law again.
Homer 7. Booth was selected yesterday
by Justice Gould to act as foreman of
the grand jury for the ensuing six
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
Finance and Commerce

fcu months 5 per cent 70 ~ per eent for hye and
sin months, and * PEI cent 20 per cent for over
the year.
The mercantile paper situation Locally banks and
trust ennlranies are eagerly investing Their rapor
aelinulatinz funds In commercial loans. the oni,
difficulty being the shortage In the supply q s1
names Country fpSfitufions are discouraged from
doing anything ny the prrTsns low level of rates
They are however purchasing in moderate volume
sasmes aot 50 well knowa at "a per cent kases
for .ooe material Of regular maturity are Sasas<
pcr ccnt short maiurties q the same grade are
moving at 3a3is per cent-
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
TORONTO QUOTATIONS.
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York, April B.-Continned liquidation in
Standard on securities on the curb brought quota
tious Of a majority q the issues to much lower
levels Prairie OH lost % points to go. but later
reco,e-ed to AZ Continental declined IL points 20
2s5, but finished at 80 The miscellaneous depart
nent was about steady, but lacked feature. The
Vacuum on Company declared the regular semi
annual dividend Of per cent
The bond list continued steady
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10 SING FAMOUS CANTATA.

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The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
Clearinghouse Meets.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New TGk. April n-Ca1 -ncaev opeasd at IL
per cent; hieh. ? per sent; low. IL per cent:
ne~alss II 2e- cent; elose. ~ per eezt ruling rate
Il per crnt
What dsusnd there Is for time aecorn,odatiea ;s
n1stS fT the nnre distarf dates wbich hca
EeAdy- Shorter nafurities show weaker tendency.
tsongt IRE ssies fnr them arr not qnotahly leugr
Rates are "a per cent % ~ oG cent for sixty
days. y pG cent tor ntsety dsyx per eent for
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
les: RernI.r oil. y o.clocs mood

Sales: Regular can Il O'Clock mood
Potomac Con. S. 81 900 at ss5s-
Capital Traction 8 at lOIIs at loiiz, at lolH.
1 at l0lK. 10 at IolE. al l0iIs. 8 at lolh. Al
lOl., 5 at IOIE. . at I0lA, 5 at lOlh. . at
lOIh.
Washington Railway pid.. 10 at 81.
Washington Gas 5 at s5s-
MergeuthzIer. at aIs.. at 1iS. at 2lis. 10
at 2lIE.
Ianston. % at sn
After calI-Me-senthalcr. 10 at AN.
Capital Traction S. $500 at los. 500 at rs $500
at los.
CauitAl Tractidn, 8 at i0iL
GOVERNMENT bonds
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TRAIN Kills BANKER.

Goshen. Ind April So. 4 Juakjn~
ffty-five. president OF the E.khart County
Trust Company. and wealthy and 100
flucntiaI citizen OF Goshen. Was kl.I.a
instantly by a Lake Shore pasSenscg tran.
late today.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
HEADS GEORGIA CENTRAL.

Savannah. Ga, April S-W. A. Win
Eurn, Il Savannah. was today elected
prGs'dent of the Central Of Georgia Rail-
road. vice Charles II. Markham. presi-
dent of the Illinois Central. who re-
signed
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
WALL STREET GOSSIP. /.

Lewis johnson & Co.-The market was
slightly feactionary again yesterday.
but without special news. The decline
in Canadian Pacific and the drop in
Texas Company tends TO keep the gen.
eral list rather heavy.
The copper figures were reasonably
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

satisfactory. although IN the trade there
Is some doubt apparently as to whether
the decrease In supplies actually has
gone into consumption. The idle car
report also shows an Increase OF cars
out of commission between the middle OF
March and the first OF April. which is
not as Il ought to be. The market as
inspiration.
Copper stocks decreased l27SOOO
pounds
Northern Pacific a ex-dividend today,
I "a per cent
The repeal of the toll exemption clause
win establish more harmonious relations
with countries commercially, and result
In direct reciprocity benefits later" says
a well informed source.
Net surplus of idle cars on United
States and Canadian railways. according
to American Railway Association, total
1ss.5l2 on April /. an Increase OF 1851
cars compared with March Is.
Southern Pacific is In market for 500
cars of various kinds and New York Cen
trail for 500 steel automobile cars.
American Manganese Manufacturing
Company has been organized, 81, 2,OOO, 900
capital. to merge Guyana Mile I.acs Iron
Company and Cuyuna-Duluth Iron Com
pany.
Carolina, Atlantic and Western Rail-
way, with capital OF s., ~, 600 has been
formed 20 merge four short line rail-
roads in South Carolina. s--
S. B. Chaplin to W. b. Hibbs & Co
We have the following telegram from our
crop expert, analyzing the meaning OF
yesterdays government crop report on
the condition of winter wheat and also
with regard to the present situation in
Kansas: Topeka, Kans-The Agricul-
tural Department does not express any
quantitiye indications on the yield of
winter wheat until its May report Then
its estimate Is on the acres remaining
after allowance has been made for aban-
doned area during the winter from the
original fall planting. On the basis of the
same acreage and resultant yields each
year for the last ten years, the govern
ments report of yesterday suggests the
possibility OF a crop OF 542 10000 bushels
from such averages. or as high as 616-
coo, 600 bushels against last years officially
stated yield Of 50. SCI, 900 bushels.
Parts OF Kansas are getting very dry,
but there has been no cracking OF the
soil yet The State needs rain soon The
State entomologist for Southern Kansas
seen today says there are no green
bugs IN the Kansas crop so far. and that
none OF Importance are likely TO be-"
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
CHANGE CLOSES ON GOOD FRIDAY

New York.. April s-New York Stock
Exchange governors today voted to close
the exchange on Good Friday. The
brokers' request for a holiday the fol-
lowing Saturday vas voted down.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
Under the Capitol Dome.

A bill TO make the Presidential post
offices of the country branch empinynea;
agencies was Introduced yesterday by
Senator Clapp. The bill requires PreS-
Dental pOstmasters 10 open registers for
unemployed persons to register Tor jobs.
The expense OF the system is TO be paid
out Of the proceeds Of the sale Uf re-.s-
tration stamps. The Postmaster General
IL authorized 10 provide the form OF
stamps to he sold to those wishing to
register. The bill was referred
The House Public Lands Committee
voted to report a bill granting IaIrf To
hundreds of Independent "i. iuCatrrs and
producers in California. The q. ima is
to oil lands are 10 Immediately aun."
for regular patent for thrl- claims. and
their legal rights are To b. -iyvu prefer
entail consideration.
Representative Church Will Introduce
the emergency bin today The Committe"
will take up the granting bulls for action
tomorrow.
4 bill INTRODUCED by Representative
Vaughn will, II enacted into law. render
invalid the sIOS liability prescribed by
railroads in baggage bills of Iadin=. and
other restrictions. Which may come -
conflict with the common law Tr7ri."
OF state courts.
Representative FI0Ed. ,.H''.ar - 2. 8
Judiciary subcommittee ON a.. MI .-
mott case. introduced tie b.II .-l ...
regulation Of lobbying approved T."..'.
by the Judiciary Cumw,i;,r. The meas
ure provides for the REGISTRATION ui r..
persons employed as legislative "uur-~l
or agents in n" promotion or trr The"
defeat OF bills before CONGRESS, and EnHt
they make a complete report e. the 'l"T.
Of the House within thirty days after '.-
Clo=e Of each session
Tie Senate made the Walsh rsdi 1T hi"
the special order for u.,lo,k tora0rr'fs-
Senator Walsh has ur-"d uU IN" S.uHt~
the necessity Of immediate action uu the
ground that claims aIr hy.r- vr;r~.f
rapidly on radium-brarIu- lands Iwr
Walsh bill provides for government nr 'T-
ufaCture Of radium ana "A gUv"rum.".f
monopoly on ore taken tEn1. rir.~> ..-
Gated after the passage %. TIE a
\ bill providing for an tul"st.Ghtiur o.
the .laims Of the observation-disclosures
Construction Company. ot I'tt~.' --F
against the government for work H~'.
in building and fitting the lock SAT-
Of the Panama Canal WAS passed b o..
senate The Investigation is L. u- mate
.Ey Gov. GCcthqlS Senator OG,,r sart
that in equity the CowDanv IS .utrle.
To $4,000 I'm excess Of It's .oUJrart ~fsr"
The bill does not carry an dU0r0Fr!lr,aT.
The House Judiciary Committcr h-lIH
a delegation Of TnNas 'awNe-s AIS g.. r
number " bills proposing THAI the Er-.-
eral judicial district Of the Stat- De- sr-
drawn A change Of the vl'N of i's'..~
from the northern to the e.stvru i.~'-.
was advocated 10y 4. =. F1arncr". join.
Davis. Henry Cape. and Barrr iNu.r.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
I.nrnI stock Market.

Trading improved on the Washington
Stock Exchange yesterday, although
prices practically were unchanged.
Sixty-eight shares of Capital Traction
sold at I01 L. eleven shares lOl 3-i. and
twenty-five shares 1Ol Il
Railway preferred sold 10 AT s..
Mergenthaler and Lanston brought
2l4 81 and 81 Ia, respectively. Washing
ton Gas So IS
Bond sales were confined to one 5000
Potomac Consolidated at 70 -
EquItabIe Company Absorbed.
Word was received here yesterday that
the Munsey Trust Company. of Balti-
more, has absorbed the Equitable Mort
gage and Trust Company, of that city.
and the two financial institutions will be
merged as soon as legal formalitics can
bc arranged.
The deal is the result OF negotiations
conducted through the banking house OF
Middendorf Williams & Co. and involves
Sg37. 500
The. price agreed on for the stock of
the Equitable Mortgage and Trust Com
pany is SIS share.
The Equitable will be liquidated, and
II is estimated that the assets Of the
institution will be sufficient to pay the
purchase price or the stock.
Pennsy Efficiency Test.
Reports just compiled show that dur
ing 1913 exactly 2I5. .279 efficiency tests were
made TO ascertain the observance of
train safely rules on the Pennsylvania
Railroad between New York and Wash
i:gton-the New York diyision-and 99.65
per cent showed perfect performance.
One thousand and fifty checks were
made of the observance Of signals set at
danger. and the result was practically
perfect. In two cases trains passed
signals by only sixteen or seventeen feet,
but they were counted as failures. These
were the-only trains that failed to come
To a stop at a danger signal.
The other tests were Of rules concern
ing engineers observance of Fagman's
signal "fiagman's performance con
formity to speed regulations" and similar
ones.
In summarizing his report. for the year,
the superintendent of the New York divi-
sion makes this comment: Il thin failures
are becom!n- generally less each month,
and ] further feel that we are having
letter cooperation OF the men in gen
eral ir trying to comply with the rules"
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
New Orleans Futures.
Statistics,

Furnished BY n L Carpenter o.
April &
Receipts. Middhnss.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

4 bill INTRODUCED by Representative
Vaughn will. II enacted in-O law. render
invalid the SIO' liability prescribed by
railroads in baggage bills of ladin=. and
other restrictions. which NAV come n
conflict with the common law T-srt.."
OF state courts.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
Virginia Railway Company.

Corporate ineoms- s. SIS SIS Inc sss7 6Is
Norfolk and Western since Novem-
ber has discharged over 5000 men,
and further reductions will be neces-
sary unless business revives Presi-
dert johnson aid: All work possible
since August /, 1918, has been re-
tarded. and considerable additions and
betterment work suspended, and will
he held in suspense until business con-
ditions are very decidedly improved.
Passenger train service will be main
tsiIed to meet requirements Neither
track nor equipment will be permitted
g depreciate."
More is beginning to be heard as to
tic great benefits that will result from
TIE operation of the new banking sys-
tenn The outlook is that additional
credits will be at the disposal Of bust
ress and finance in the course Of the
rert twelve months, and this is com
:nencing TO overshadow other factors
ss a favorable element. especially as
the crop conditions are so high.
seaboard Air Line earnings for the
Fourth week in March increased S13.-
600. The increase for the month is
I.sR5. The increase FROM July l is
iS3s.Ooo.
Clearinghouse Meets.
Alta meeiine-of the Washington clear
.ng-hCvse yesterday committee was ap-
pointed 20 consider The matter OF dis
counting roper in view Of the new eur-
rercy act. The committee will ascertain
what sentiment exists in other cities and
later 4 recommendation will be made to
rhe local banks here.
A committee also was appointed TO con-
suit with Secretary McAdoo relative 10
Jae deaosit In local banks Of District tax
money. Last May there was deposited
about N.ooo.eo0 The practice has been
Uniform for ffty-seven years.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

Abraham Steinberg filed a petition ask
ing permission to change his name to
Alfred Julian Steinberg. on the ground
that there are other persons having the
same name, causing him a great deal OF
trouble and confusion.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

John J. Bean yesterday sued the Cap
ital Traction Company for $1,000 dam
ages. alleging that while crossing the
tracks at Water and o streets south
west January last a car ran into him.
injuring him permanently.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
Liverpool Futures.
Furnished ty \. 1. c.rpent-r q o.
New York Futures.

Furnished By y. L. Carpenter & Co.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

The repeal Of the toll exemption clause
win establish more harmonious relations
with countries commercially. and result
In direct reciprocity benefits later says
well Informed source.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

George Sachs. a local furniture dealer,
filed petition in voluntary bankruptcy.
listing his debts at see6s.93 and his asset;
at s., 4,532.9l.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

Copper stocks decreased l3,78,0oo
pounds
Northern Pacific q ex-dividend today,
] "a per cent.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

seaboard Air Line earnings for the
Fourth week in March increased S13.-
600. The increase for the month is
81. l.sR6. The increase from July l is
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

Carolina. Atlantic and Western Rail-
way, with capital OF s., ,52j 600 has been
formed 20 merge four short line rail-
roads in South Carolina. ---
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

Net surplus of idle cars on United
States and Canadian railways. according
to American Railway Association, total
1S,5l2 on April l. an increase OF 1851
cars compared with March Is.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

Southern Pacific is in market for 500
cars Of various kinds and New York Cen
tral for 500 steel automobile cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
AUCTION SALES-FutureD DAYS
BY BLANTON &c co.
Real Estate Auctioner,.s.
1l1i East Main st.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
pES!RARBlE TEN-ACRE FARM OK
TUE NORTH SIDE or DARRYTOW- =
CHURCH. WITH pWtJI.IEt; .Tn
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON.
In execution OF IL certain deed or
trust, dated March 20. 1914. recorded in
the clerks Office of Henrico Circuit
Court. III d. h. COLA, page 500. I will
at the request OF the beneficiary. there
having been default in the payment OF
the debt thereby secured, sell at public
'uct ,r}Ii on On premises, on
ut o'clock L. NJ
the tract or land above described
THIS land ia situated on a good road
and has comfortable buildings. and viii
make nice home and truck farm.
TERMS: Cash
W. c. BLANTON,
Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
PROpOSALS-Scnlcd

SEALED proposals. addressed 20 i y.
Jones. chairman OF Street Committee.
lhd PLAINLY marked PAVING Eid," viii
hc received until October IL. i?li. nt
noon. ON tn" construction of l3.OO0
NIuHt" yards, more or less. Of CroOSotad
Wool block rOadwaT paving ON East
,t"hk iud Halifax streets. Petersburg.
SPECIFICATIONS upon application to
- u. l'udh. city Engineer. Each hid
must he accompanied Ivy a certified
ShGck II, tn" sum OF $500 payable to T.
=: HNatt "n. CITY Treasurer. rs evidence
81 FOOD tiit!i. Tn. street committc.
ana the city Council reserve tho right
20 reject any or all bids.
!. q. El.NTLNl;. Clcik