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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
HENRIC0 LINE REORGANIzED
bankrupt Car Line Taken Over b.
Newly Incorporated Company.

In conformity with the plan of re-
organization agreed upon by tho In
tcrcsts controlling the Richmond and
Henrico Railway Company. ,7thich re-
Gently wns sold under lhe hammer,
company which has taken over tho
Broad street viaduct yesterday OBJ
tanned y charter from the State Cor
por;,tloIl Commission.
The name OF the new corporation is
the Richmond hallway aud Eiaduct
Company. The authorized capital stock
liz from $1,000 TO $4,000. The officers
arc y. u. Williams, president; Thomas
=. Gay. vice-prcsident. and ". II
Chalkley, secretary and treasurer. ali
of Richmond
DeKitt Newing. owner and manager
OF the Grayce Scott theatrical COM
baMy. VINO ~ atreaay nI er." I dn-
neaticated yesterday. with an author
lied capital stock OF Si0.00o. Harry i.
NcNivcn, treasurer OF the BiJou Chen-
trc is named rs state agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
EPISCOPAL SEMINARY
C0MFERS DEGREE ON DARST
Dishop.Islect Of East Carolina Again
SjSpnllJ Honored by His
Church.

Rev. Thomas G. Darst, rector OF St
James Episcopal Church,, and bishop
toe form npcess of East
that the board OF trustees OF the Prot
estant Episcopal Theological Semi
upon him the degree OF doctor OF
Though young man. not yet forty.
ored since his entrance into the min
istry by congregations and councils Of
e rec of g. Sr sui Saars er he
which no vas called to the roctoratc
81 st. pauIs Church. IN Newport News.
Gears hS ac acc cali " to st tor Ja r%es
Church AS assistant to Rev. William
Meade Clark. u: p. then rector OF the
sistancc In his pastorate necessary.
When DR.. Darst had been at St.
James az assistant for only n few
months pr Claris died, and tho ves,ry
extended TO tho young Clergyman IL
call TO become rector Of the church.
unon rema1,t aI ,,ceaffHiiy sniierea
While his sound churchmanship and
faithful adherence 10 the traditions or
ued to .endear him to It's older mem
sturdy, unoratorical christinnity speed
preacher" and notable Increase in
attendance OF young men upon the
services followed.
Less than seven months after he had
entered upon the duties OF rector or
st. James the Diocese OF East Carolina
surnmoncd him to become It's bishop,
his duty to accept tho SECTION to
what IL expected TO DC an ,rduous
eSiscopate. 70 which lac viii DO con-
Now, with the degree OF d. D. from
the institution from which he grad
,s %aiue InGi his Wnisn Frsa elm
over with honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
cHANCEnr COURT TRANsrnRs.
Twelve Deeds OF Bargnfn and Sale,
Total y3c,35O.

41G-E. p. Cnthcart ct ux to John G..
SS ,sa toS144 feet south line Main
So. SIC l'''De' 80 49, ,, 'iA
429mTax Title Company Of Richmond
St stao Peter Street. November II, islE.
Atkinson. Is feet inches by 81 iHs
rect north line William street, $40
beet ber yeI is, Of HarriSo9 Street Novem
42s-Realty and Finance Corporation
Of Virginia to Sarah Catherine Haupt
% feet 8 Inches. by 1876 feet west line
Street. November ~. 1914. tnx 81. $40
inches tSsg9 by ,a e J. T. Ilanpt, IS feet s
seat ss sfhSs s ls t ar +
4as--Same to T. C. E'rosst, 5oy125 feet
sontb me m MontrSss Avenue l5o feet
.aA Il sl ". Shields to j. T. Gill
west line twenty. first Street, s7a Hi feet
N9 4slms r. i lS1t 5sR .. s. sio r.
llns Williams street. 100 feet cast %2r q
81 ims1reo street. September Is. 1917.
As5-Webster s. Rhoads ct ux to
ithel ErigSs Leonard, 100x240 feet
west line Noble Avenue 37605 feet
1914, $4,000. -
442-Emlna L. Bowe ct vir to n. w.
north line Grove Avenue. $50 feet east
OF Pium Street. February 3, 1914, tax
444-Frank p. coward,n at ux to
William T.. Lyman. 4SX94 feet north
line Baldwin street between Federal
anu valley Streets. November IS, 1914,
800
445-Willlnm Il. Lyman ct ux to
Frank L. Cowardin, S0x200 feet cast
inches south OF Erookland Park Boule :
ward. November is, 1914. tax SIS, $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
L. $. CIRCUIT COURT OF, ArpEALs.

The United States Circuit Court OF
ihppeais reconvened yesterday morn
rritchard. Knapp and Woods in atten-
dance.
Case argued:
No. 1908. The. United States Fidelity
anu Guaranty Company OF Baltimore,
Nd. plaintiH in. error. rs. the United
States OF America, OF al. defendants
In error: error to tho District Court
~ Norfolk Va. Argued by Edward r.
error. and by Hiram N. Smith Assist
ant United states Attorney. Richmond,
VA. for the defendants In error, and
submitted.
Motion 20 advance cause. in call:
No: 1895. state 81 West Virginia,
appellant. VS.. Adams Express Company,
appellee: appeal from the District Court
ut Charleston, w. Va. On motion OF
appellant to docket and advance for
argument at the present term. no be-
argued by Fred 0. Blue, OF Charleston,
w. Va. In support of motion, and by
George Il. Price. of Charleston, W. Va,
An opposition thereto.
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sent On to Grand Jury.

Joseph Harris was sent on TO the
grand jury on9hc charge OF assault
Ing his Wife DIR. r.. u. Jones, who
attended the injured woman. testified
that shc was In a serious condition,
having been beaten into unconecious-
ness.
Jackson Brown, colorcd, waa SEN
fenced to ninety days on the roads
for breaking into freight car OF the
Atlantic Coast LIMO Eailroad and
stealing fifty cases OF cigarettes.
j. II. Mays. charged with shooting
Wills Taylor and Jack Jones; Robert
Alexander. alleged to have stolen a
shotgun from John Sexton. and Sam
Williams. charged with abandoning
his Wife, We're dismissed for lack Of
evidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
by CIIAR. a., ROSE COMPA.SSN
Real Estate Auctioncera.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Am


No. 24l1 IiENSlNGTON AVENUE.
BY virtue OF n certain; deed OF trust
TO the undersigned trustccs. dated Sep
TENDER Is, 1912, and recorded In the
Kichinond Chanccry Court clerks Of
tttce.. In y. +. esd, page 479, default
having been made In the payment OF
the debt secured thereby, and being
requested By the noteholdar go TO do,
We viii sell, on the premises. at public
auction,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25; 1914,
at $3.50 O'clock i. ~.
All that lot OF land in tho city OF Rich
nlond, Va, with the brick dwelling: No.
24lI thereon. beginning nt point on
nuc ono hundred and ffty-fvc G55)
feet ten and onc-hnlr 40 i-op inches
west of Elm street: thence running
weatwerdly aDl fronting nineteen tlg)
feet one ant, one-half q 1-2) inches;
thence back between parallel lines (tho
eastern OF which is one hundred and
.hlrty-aiN fl36) feet. seven and one
half ca Icy inches, and the western
one hundred aud forty (lt0) feet nine
aad one-hnl 6 Ley inches Ia depth,
10 an alley twenty t20) fec. vide
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay OF
sether with MI interest. taxes, lcvlcs
and the cost OF executing this trust.
BERNARD NJ. JACOBS,
j. MCDONALD WELLFORD,
Trustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
STATE SUPREME COURT.

Tho following cases were argued in
the. Supreme Court OF Appeals of vir-
ginia, Yesterday:
No. 20. board OF Supervisors OF Han
over County vs.. Vaughan. trustee. Ar
gued by George T. Haw for appellant.
and by Hin Cartor for appellee. and
submitted.
No. cl. Providence Forge Fishing
and Hunting Company VS.. Miller Man
ufacturinE Company. Partly argued by
Mr.. Brockenbrough Lamb for appellant
and by ). q. bland for the appellee,
and continued until to-Iporrow.
Court will sit to-day. disreEarding
the customary Saturday holiday.
Next case to be called:
No. &c. Epperaon We. Cook.
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cHANcERy nELEAsE DEEDS.
Eight Release Deeds Amounting to
$4,000.

4lS-F. T: li!chcson e. al, trustees
TO Emma II. Liebcrt. % feet l IA
inches by l"2 feet west line Nineteenth
Street 30 feet south OF Marshall Street
November II. 1919, s1.11S.
l.. lawson, 22xi22 rect west line Sec,
ond Street. l2s feet south Of Baker
street. November II, 1915 S1,00s.
iia--Jo Lane Stern ct al, trustees
TO r. Francioni ct al. l01xI30 feet al
The southeast corner OF Monument a We
nuc and Roscneath Road. Novembe,
IL. 1914, $4,000.
42l---f.. *. Catli;i, trustee, to NIollie
line Hanover Street, 100 l-2 feet cast
of Tsldcn Street August {. 1914, $i,-
DE. L. RuHin. trustee. to Bette
T.. Fore, A5X1l7 l-2 feet east line Miller
Avenuc. ZIG feet 3 inches south of
Wlckhan street. November IL, 1911,
lzo-stuar. Bowe. trustee, to VIII
liam p. Griffin. % feet II 1-2 inches Gv
$50 feet north line Grove Avenue, 1870
feet east OF Plum street. November
l4I@Same TO Virginia Realty ana
Construction Co (partiaT reienso),
% l-2x1lo feet north line Main Street
81. L. feet west OF Mulberry street
November Ia, 1914, SO.
4i6--Julian c. Anderson, trustee. to
j. ID. Spencer ct NJ, 4SX94 feet north
limo Baldwin Street, between Federal
and Vance Streets. November IS, 1914,
$500.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE NEAR THE VILLAGE
OF MANAKIN. G 90 z II l. y y d
COUNTY, VA.

from julia Il. Angler and 4. Il. An
trustee. dated the a4th day q Teb-
Clerks Office Of Goochland County. in
Deed Book No 81, page 100. to secure
the noteholder Tor the payment OF
payable two years after date. drawn by
the said Julia T.. Angela and Endorsed
~ her Of tsa ebs aao In
the beneficiary. ! VIII offer for sale
der on bs TO ahG h,gmesf aa 6p
Manap S S the COUNTY aen Of G Sass
Va, on .h. .s
< the he l Of = ls0s n thai day,
h as fs5s'n ff. IF an as1 V 5s
ing situate In the County :: Gooch-
land. Va. and containing one hundred
moro or less. and Soiun d as follows:
on the south By James River; on tho
west by, tho alnds Of Horny, j. Iar-
and Dover properties, and known az
a part Of the old shelton tract.
Cash as to SO much Of the proceeds as
may be necessary to .defray the ex-
ponses Of executing this trust. includ-
iub ol. ID per
cent. and to discharge the amount OF
money than remaining unpaid on the
naming unpaid on n note of $500. dated
November II. 1908. drawn by Same
parties and payable five yenrs after
oIs to same beneficiary, and duly ro-
corded In the. .Glerlss Office of eaid
and the balance OF the purchase money
on n credit OF twelve months. owl
denced by note to be. given by .pur
payable twelve months after date and
secured by deed OF trust on tho real
cs;atc to secure the payment of Same
can pay all OF the purchahe and close
UP tho sale.
Trustee,
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PERMIT FOR NEW SCHOOL
Ccnt<nct for Structure Near Lakewood
awarded TO John T. Nuckols.

building Inspector Butler issued Il
permit yesterday for the erection OF
Nathaniel Bacon lakewood School
Which will be built on the south eide
o. Street, between Thirty-hfth and
Thirty-siXtE Streets, at a cost of $+0.-
coo. The contract for the construction
Of the building has been awarded by
the School Board TO j. Il. Nucilols.
An ordinance which became law with
the Mayors signature Monday. trans
i'erS SS24;0 from the account Public
school sites and buildings to q new
account Tor the erection OF the Nathan
iei Bacon School. The balance Is to be
;.sovidcd by the next budget. The new
school will be OF bricl. construction!
and two stories high.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
New Citizens discuss Cona,t,ons

Representatives, from Woodland
delights, Swansboro and Oak Grove, In
tho annexed territory, were present
last night at the meeting OF the South
Rishinond Democratic Club. and TWEEN
t|-Seven new members were added 20
tho club. Willie some OF the individ-
uals, OF tho Woodland Heights Citi-
zens Association and the Swansboro
Civic Club. which has been recently
formed, affiliated themselves with the
south Riclimond organization. 1T was
decided ihat Tor the present their Or
gani2ations should remain intact.
Councilman Carter G. Jones. prosi :
dent OF tho club. made an address. OF
welcome TO the new members, 6utlinG
ms the work before tbent lie ;i,a-
nounced that BEFORE voting. in roEar,l
to the blanket franchise asked Tor by-
the railway company he" would sub
init the matter to the club Mr.. Jones
said that he was fighting hard. Is have
the Fourteenth Street route adopted
AZ the logical approach to Mayo
Bridge. ''''~s'f -
j. W. Dodd. president OF the Wood
land Heights Citizens Association, J.
{. Blake. OF Swnnsboro, and John c..
Robertson. of Gal, Grove, responded
to the presidents address.
On the motion OF y. l.. Sampson. 4
committee was appointed to confer
with the Fire Board about having Il
motor truck with two chemical tanks
Installed ON the Southsde for the now
territory. A lire alarm station will
also he established Those OH this
committee are Mr.. Jones. Mr. Samp-
soil. Mr. Blake and Il. S. Ford
G. +. Anderson denounced the action
OF the city In voting approximations
Tor entertainment OF conventions.
The money is ueedless!y spent" he
sait, and tho organizations ought TO
provide ior the entertainment OF their
own delegates" No action was taken
by the club on the question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE real
ESTATE
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5. L. Kelley to he Orator.

Attorney Samuel l.. Kelley has been
engaged to deliver the Grafton at the
memorial services to be held By Man
chester Lodge. Is. i. O. L.. on Sunday
morning. December 6, in the lodge
rooms. The only member who has
died this year ~ D. L. Toncy. ono OF
the most widely known citizens OF
South Richmond. y special musical
program is being prepared for tho
exercises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
Charged With Speeding.

Hardin Harris, OF 1899 West Grace
street, was arrested yesterday morn
Ing while ON his way 10 Richmond
College Oh a charge OF automobile
He Informed Policeman
who made the arrest, thai he
was warming up his engine.
Samuels trailed Harris's car from
I.ombardy Street TO Robinson Street
Z rate OF thirty miles an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
Barn ana Contents Burned.

The barn OF J. T. Harrison, near
Barrowsville. In tho lower part Of
Prince George County, was destroyed
by fire 1T an early hour yesterday
morning. with it's contents OF fodder.
ccrn, etc, and buggy. Ono horse
persisted in tho flames. The loss Is
total, us IL is understood there was
no insurance on tho property. Beyond
quest. tho fire WIS the work OF an
inccndiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
NEW YORK. rROnTCE MARKET.

NEN IfEIN. -SOVtlHUcT -i.-gnW sOEa-.
eteauy. Molnsees $50: centrifugal i.ot:
rcincd. stcnay. Butter. barely stcudy
Chccse. steaGy. Spot coffee. eaGcT; RIO ~,
Cottonsccd Oh was sUrprianGiy firm. con
Iidcrine The Cul'rcss In export and lomes-
tic consuming circles. owing 20 pronounced
iirinness OF crude Uil'a. scattered COVERING; o:
short and new Ions buyini; of deferred &C.
iiveries. itinal prices showed net gain OF
9: % Il points 10Y leading positions. .iu!c..
SoYerabcT. ..S5ti5.5?; December . 141J.55: jan
urrv. 3.'o5I".'6 February. S.SiM5.9@; March.
,sJ-it6r2: APRIL. G.l:Ej..;: May. dc4 e+&-S:
June, f..3CG.!9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
Judge Campbeli pcslenuted.

GoEernor Stuurt has IGslEnatcu
Judge Preston W. Campbell. OF Aiding
don. to preside on the bench OF the
Corporation Court of the City of Eris-
toi Tor IL part OF the December term.
BeSiEnlng December l0. Judge Camp
bell Will SIT for Judge Floyd II. Rob
crts. herring q number OF cases III
which Judge Roberts does not think 81
would DO proper for him to preside. He
is former commemorative Attorney
OF Bristol, and was n practiclng attor-
neg At tho bar IN that city when APP
pointed by Governor Stuart to tho
bench, u few months ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
,2lks, Memorial ser,icc..

The annual memorial serviccS OF 20
tcrsburg Lodge OF lGlks Will be held In
tho Academy OF Music on tho after
noon Of December 6. the first Sunday
In the month. Samuel j. Kelley. OF
Richmond, viii be the orator of the
occasion. md an otherwise attractive
program has been arranged. The
lodge has directed that n lock and
bell DO put on the front door OF tho
homo, for the use of members on Sum
days. the members furnishing them
selves with KEYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
, Spot cotton. quiet; middlins. upIands,

NEW YORK. No,einber 9O-I'oTt move
mont MiaGiine. I.Soc. Exports. g. 100 baics;
stock. 1899. bales
3. Total to-day n all ports--Net receipts. e..
Pa bales: exports. ..1?2 bales: s.ock. iII2.Gtg
b;l Ell
Total for. weeENc, receipts a6s,s1s ba!.-;
e:tportS. iTi!!S bales
Total :oE seasou--Net receipts aS9cGis
i,GleR; cNnorts 30; ill1 haNch
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c.,mpbeil. secretary and treasurer, both

c,mpbeli, secretary and treasurer, both
.Forelgn charters issued. Certificate
of authority to do business I'm Virginia
were issued to the following:
corporation. Capital stock, $4,000:
theatrical business: Harry b. AcNiyen.
statutory agent. Richmond.
The Southern Lard and Provision
Company, u Maryland corporation.
Capital stock. $4,000: packing busi-
ness: oliver Wynne. statutory agent,
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uENnlco DEED OF TRUST.
o.e Deed of Trust: mounting to

teton Dawson ct ux to James W
Lord, trustee, lot of land beginning
northeast intersection OF Echo Avenue,
in plan Glen Echo. extending so feet
thence castwardly along so feet !;
thence mt right angles northTardly be-
tween parallel lines 500 feet. October
IS, 1914, Si,iUV.IJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21

NORTH OF CITY. NEAR MECIAN-
ICSVILLE TURNPIKE.
trust, dated April ., 1913. Of record in
clerks office OF Ilenrico County Circuit
Court, in d. b. l9S-B, page 3os, de-
fault having been made In tho pay
ment OF n portion of the money thcrein
secured, and being required so to 60
by the note.oldcrs, l will, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 60, 1914,
ut O'Clock I. NJ,
on the premises, sell at public auction,
the two frame dwellings, situated on
the north side OF Wright's Lane, about
100 yards east of Mechanicavllle Turn
pike. just beyond tho Richmond and
Rappahannoci Railway. and 4 little
more than u mile from Paramount
street cars. This property has the
usual outbuildings, good shade, and
Will make u coy home, ut very rcagon-
able cost.
TERMS: Cash. sufficient to pay the
cost of executing the trust; to pay all
taxes due, if any, and TO discharge two
notes agsregating &39, and interest
thereon from April 3, 1914. and two OF
like amount, with interest from Octo-
her 3. 1914, and the balance ns follows:
$40 payable April 9. 1915; s39 payable
October 3, 1915; $39 payable Aprii 3,
1915: $1,000, payable April 3. 1916, and
the balance In equal payments at one
and two years, With interest added and
secured by trust deed on the property
or all cash or more cash, at option OF
the purchaser.
JOHN II. GUY,
rTr,tu
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
NOTICE.

PUBLIC SALE Or VALUABLE REAL
trust executed by y. @. Ross and L. w.
Ross. her husband, hearing date tho stk
day Of October. 1907. and OF record u.
the The. Glg ;ra ONCE - Of Orange County y
Rogers for tho bensft OF BEETLE T. Ell
!ctt. to secure the payment OF the sum
81. go. 5o). ard wnivIns tho &, .en cit" Of z
the homestead exemption. Default
having been made in tho payment OF
.hereunto required by tho said bond
nciars. | WIN offer for sale, at public
auction. e. the Highest bidder. on tho
premises. In the town of Gordonsviil".
In the Cccuty OF Orange. and state o.
Virginia. IN tho
nth DA1 OF DECEMBER. 1914.
CT II o'clocl. NJ.
all that certain tract or parcel of Land.
with appurtHnances thc,eon. situate.
iSing ana 3einF t Sn S9r. Mni9 street.
v snebI y He,tls r I. Elicit I" tho SAID
s. g. Roas BY her Gef,a,n deed asse3ar:n
20 which said decd rofercncc Ia hereby
mad for further description OF aeil
land.
On tho following terms: CASH, IA to
cessary to dcfray the expenses of exc
cutting this trust. including a trustees
commission OF per CERT. and to dis
,nn.ning unpaid upon tho said bonds
and notes: and ny residue shall be-
(, ade payable t,u'h tine and secured
direct. or In event OF her failure o Glvo
such direction, In such manner rs tEo
trustee shall geo it,
L. II. DE .JARNETTE. JR.,
Substituted Trusted.
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Church TO morrow s2l,:sO.

az ca Sfaer seo by nSf
Court. authorizes ". II. zimmerInann,
z. K. Victor, y. Won Rosenegk, Emit
lsnders and Frederick Il. Brnuer, trus-
tees Of st. Johns German Evangelical
Church, to cucumber the property OF
the church at Franklin and Lombardy
Streets to secure a loan of S21,240.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
Asks for Estimate on Grading.

CITY Engineer boiling was instrUCteu
yesterday by the Administrative Board
to return an est nate of the quantities
an~ probable. cost OF grading all that
section OF Fulton Fiill lying between
Williamsburg Avenue and Louisiana,
Street, between Fulton Street and tho
cid corporate limits AS established by
the annexation of 1906.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
REAL. ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Show Constant
Activity OF Local Demand
for Homes.
IMPORTANT COURT GASES
United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals Considers West Virginia Pro.
hibition Statute in Its Relation to
the Webb-Kcnyon Law.

Twelve deeds of bargain and salo
wero recorded in the clerks office of
the Chancery Court yesterday. the total
amount involved IN the transactions
having been S32,450, according to tho
record of taxes paid Ten deeds Of
trust we're recorded I'm this court, the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
nHNR1co COURT TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds of Bnrgnin and sale, rota,
a.

la2-Abbey Realty Company to Mat
tie B. Turpin ct al. lot 16 In BLOCH g in
Coloniai Place. tsecion AZ. Novcmbe;
II, 1914. 500
1G3-ATathias Steucsck ct ux 70 Mat.
thew Socnor, 1873. acres about fourteen
miles southeast from Richmond and
one mile north OF. Glendale aud front
ing the south margin Of White Oak
Swamp, tax $3.TU $500
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RICHMOND nay MARKEr


CHICAGO- N0venOer J).-Hoss. weak; OlIik.
t..:sRt5So light. se.9qt..46: In,%eG. 81 iotg
, liz. ,heSsyy sss,a,iI@ rough ss.q';:@;
9t7,c: COVE and hcfers. 50 0sd.s3D: en- yes.
3s.baEl!t' sheep. weak: sheep .i..oats %
year!tngs. fG.i9Jf1Ic. Lambs ts.7SgsY S.
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southern halfway I:nrnipus.

Estimated earnings OF the Southern.
Railway Company for the second week
In November show {, decrease OF $685.
225 over the corresponding period OF
last year. The figures arc MS follows:
1914. $l,ls6,lGI; 1913, $1,3S4,c5..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
I unliHes ns Isxecutor.

Dr.. JnmcH NJ. Whitfield qualified In
the Chancery Court yesterday as ex-
Annie NJ: Whitfield. Tho estate is VAL
ucd ut $4,000. ~ 1ll'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
CUCAcO GRAIN MAn,,rTs

CHICAGO. November Charlottesville less
Ssn ythc.t. r'ha ma s,sarke; ciafcC bso,,,.
a. ). TO iet!il net decline. Corn hrisncd .
to u down: cats u shade OF to /. up ana
provisions ranging from a .e,NacE OK Sc 10
rise OF ~.
Leading futures ranged as ioiiows:
IIt,.., ;iv'