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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

BY virtue OF IA deed OF trust from
meber'a e. Trsylos M AND husband tg me
corded in the, clerks, office .ot Chester
field County, In Deed Book i27, at page
certain note therein mentioned, default
having been made In the payment OF
the said note. and upon being requested
so to do by the legal holder OF the said
note. ami in pursuance Of the terms OF
the said deed. shall: on
VEMBER.
at 4 o'clock +. NJ,
on the premises; In the County OF Ches-
ane,on TO the Highest b ss tho eu foIc
lowing described property:
AN of that certain tract of land. with
nances thereto belonging. and being I'm
Chesterfield County. Va. about six
miles sso from Peters:bturgi on the east side
tanning is acres. more or less and
bounded, on the north and northeast by
the lands lands now BOW or formerly helonsing
and Charlotte Armistend; on the south
and southeast by the lands now or for
the vest by the II. & T. Electro Rail- IL
way.
improvements consists of an eight
large porchcs. also barns, chicken
houses. young orchard. asparagus bed.
etc. ar5
place for u home or an investment.
TERMS: One-fourth of the purchase
price in cash, the remaining three
fourths payable In equal installments.
six. twelve and eighteen months from
date of sale. evidenced by notes OF the
purchaser. bearing interest at 6 per
cent from date and secured by II deed
Of trust on said property, at the en-
pense OF the purchaser, or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser.
Taxes for 1914 to be prorated.
SAMUEL W. ZIMMER,
Trustee.
James II. Harrison. Auctioneer.
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CHANcERY DEEDS or TRUST.
Seven Deeds of Trust, Amounting 4

ElS,bSS.U0.
4f9--Frank MouthouN ct ux to w r.
Purcell, Jr., trustee, 33Nl00 feet north
line Clay street, 100 feet 2 inches east
OF Hancock Street. November u, 1914
4S6-R. NJ. Lyon ct ux to II. II. Pol
lard. Jr.. trustee, 36 1-2xSO feet Grreg-
yiarl north line. Leigh Street, al feet
vember 10, 1914. 5000.
4S7-George E. Jones ct ux to W. s
Bell ct al, trustee, 80 feet 10 Ia inches
by 200 feet south line Beverly Street.
100 feet east of Carter Street. October
4ss.Rertha NJ. catlin ct vir to S. NJ.
brooks. trustee, 50:l6x135 feet west line
Noble Avenue, lo0.32 feet south OF
arooSlnnd Park Boulevard. November
4s9-M. A Barnett ct ux to +. Sitter
ding ct ais, trustees. 50NI35 feet east
line ISdgewood Avenue. at south corner
OF Brookland Park Boulevard Novem-
Der, 81. 1914. $4,000.
496-E. L. Irwin to John +. Lea ct AL,
trustee. 60x135 feet west line FendaIi
Avenue. between Essex Street and
.: block r. plan Of Brookiand Park).
November Z. 1914. s1,770.
b03-H Nj. stuart to John q, Lamb
ct al, trustee. eixl20 feet east line
Twenty-se cond Street. 81 feet inches
south OF r Street. November II, 1914,
S1,3S6. =
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Oh

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust
to the undersigned trustees. dated Sep
TENDER IS. Ial2. and recorded In the
Richmond Chancery Court clerks Of
Ace. in ID. b. 22S-D. page i79. default
having been made in the payment Of
the debt secured thereby, and being
requested by the noteholdcr so to do.
we Will sell, on the premises, at public
auction,
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 25, 1914,
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ.
Al that lot Of land in the city OF Rich
24ll thereon. beginning at q point on
the southern line OF Kensington Ave-
hue one hundred and fifty-five I55)
feet ten and one-half Go 1-2) inches
west Of Elm Street; thence running
thence back between parallel lines tthe
eastern OF which is one hundred and
ty-SiX l36) feet seven and one
half G I-2) inches. and the western
one hundred and forty (I40) feet nine
and one: half % l-2l inches in depth,
to an alley twenty COO feet wide.
, IT TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay off
gether with all interest. taxes. levies
and the cost OF executing this trust.
BERNARD If. JACOBS,
j. MCDONALD WEXFORD,
Trustees,
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GLEcTI,IG PERMITS.

.Engelberg & Bear. for A. Rudy. COG
, west Leigh street. 4 outlets and fix-
Martin & Myers. for Chamber of
Commerce Building, installing. belR-
ringing transformer In elevator.
Same for Sal Cesattis Barber Shop,
sos East 6rond Street. moving nNtures.
X. r. Cosby Electric and Machine
teenth Street, o outlets.
j. g. Newton. for +. j. Melton, 1900
Fourth Avenue, Highland Parls. Il out
Winston Electric Construction Com
pany. for Mrs. Young. I'll West Frank :
lin street. reccptaclcs.
Lyons & Williams. for AIR. Herbert
northeast corner Miller Avenue anu
Graham Road, 10 fixtures.
. II. -. Burlington, for William Fox
School. $500 Hanover Avenue. 4 fiN-
W. II: jerks. for AT Chow. 20? wcs,
Broad Street, 80 lights.
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AUCTION !s,AI.Es- Fu,ure Day.
NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE REAL

PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE real.
AS substituted trustLe IN a deed OF
trust executed by r.. O.. Ross and r. w.
Ross. her husbanl bearing date tho Sth
the slerGa otilco OF oranxe IN
Deed hook 6j. on pngn n. to W. s.
l{ogers for the bens1t of Bottie IL Ell
lett. to, secure tho payment OF the sum
tsl.2l9,oo), and -waivihg the bs:lefit Of
the, homestead exemption. Default
hnr!nS been made liz tho payment OF
the debt therein secured. and being
heiafs. vii G otfar Fcr Sale. sat at p@ sf
auction, to the highest bidder. on tho
premises. In the town ot Gordonsville.
In the Ent'nty OF Orange. and State OF
virginia. OIL the,
at - O'clock NJ, 80 80
all that certain tract OF parcel OF land,
wit: li"lei,ances therc9u.,. situate.
wing and being ~; Sos,M Nm Main Street;
veyed BY Hottie r. Elicit IL the said
y. tG. Ross by her certain deed bearing
date the stn day Of October. 1907. and
iand.
'On the following terms: CASH as 20
s &C to defrax he expenses s OF re ene-
cutting THIS trust. including trustees
commission of i per ceat, and to dis.
charge the amount OF money then re-
manning unpaid upon the said bonds
J ode payable at such time and secured
In such manner. as -. q. Ross shall
direct, or In event OF her failure o give
such direction. In such manner as the
trustee shall SEQ Mt.
l.. II. DE JARNETTE, JR.,
Sulstltute, Trustee.
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COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. November as-Cotton uue un-
settied to-day, and fluctua tions were irrc9u-
,ar ~itpin range OF some - 10 points.
increasing exports and reports OF steady
Southern spot markets encouraged catered
buying. but an early advance attracted a
later eased on. with the close steady. net
points higher 10 points lower. Frivate
cables. reported spinners calling In Liver
pool. where, prices were or 3 points better
man Que on the New York close OF Sat
urday. and the local opening was 10 G
points higher. There was n little Southern
selilng after the call. but covering by Iiv-
srpoos and legal shorts sent December con-
, ,rae.s up to ~ or IL points net higher. and
Satorday's close in sympathy. Al this level,
oherinss became more liberal with spot
people selling December against purchases
~ May, and the list. turned easier with nc
i've positions showing net losses of some
to.s points. " ['''''''
ing, and reports TINT the way had been
!snu.. as well us for exports to beliigerents
Local spot brokers report that domest,,
nli:is are stu holding of as n rule owing
20 the large available supply. and expectn.
lions thnt Il ultimately Will make n better
ouylns basis. nnd the bulk OF the present
sasmnnd liz supposed TO come from abroad.
,cp any Hms ahy since he beennns Of ,he
brought the total for the senson up to
i;,oas'T bales. Por; receipts to-day wese
-; eaies. and United States port stocks.
sPss cotton. ayi.,: 4hihdl,ns. up,anas. 77s;
'si1aa!ing. Sdif 80: mo sales.
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cuANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Ten RelenHe Deed.. An,ountinE to

$f2,056.50.
STA. j. Chewing ct al, trustee, to
north line Clay Street. 20 feet inches
east Of Hancock street. November :.
CHARLES H. iamp ssido t fss, sorS
line Clay Street. 100 feet . inches east
Of Hancock Street. April 20. 1914.
4s6-H. II. Pollard. Jr.. trustee, to Il.
street. between Oak and fIarrison
streets tNos. 1920. &c and 2f). Novem-
Der. 90, 1914, $500.
,, 1sGME a. a. ,Ssatl,n.. trustee to j. II
Twenty second street; so feet north OF
u Street. November 20. 1914. s646.5o.
490---W. c. Blantop, trustee to ID. a.
and Grace i,nc c, BnchananG 2oX12b feet
Rowland street. November Il. 1911.
.4s4...J: T. Carneal. trustee. to Charles
w. Shields. partial release. 80 feet 3
Twenty first street, 212 feet II inches
SOUTH Of Peasants Street. November
is5-iames d. carneal ct al, trustee.
scribed next above. November Is. 1914.
,4sa-J; r; Elan ct al. trustee, to
i Inmss b. lnnn fss, ct hor ais feet
Street. 81 feet west of Mulberry Street Street
| November 20. 1914, So.
59o-M. T. Redd. surviving, trustee.
r. Tansion e, all fee,
nuc and Roseneath Road. October 20,
- 5oi@ 40: i. CHEWING c, al. trustee.
= rTansaI sHG Street, fec. Ct sss,
Il. 1914, $3.50.
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NEW ORLEANS. November c3-Aft..
ssn'n,nK an advance OF L to'7 points. cotton
Iutores became dull to-day. and closed 4
nos'i I,s up IT, I" pcin: down. compared with
deyeioped. shorts being more disposej 70
, Tateh the December position than increase
OPINION concerning the meaning OF tho
nsaSy ginning thus far this season veered
so-nay and favored the LONG side A vast
area OF cotton land is being plowed and
ssteoen 70 wheat. and crop exports express
tnt opinion that furmerR fastened their
picking and ginning in order to be able 10
Ply wncnt crops In. thereby causing bear
I'm ginning returns. Bv some brokers n
S.s predicted that the substitution Of
rheat Hnd other crops for cotton might
before long become Que of the most ~.
portsnt features In the s.,uatiou
Ihe beginning Of demand for inycstnsnt
purposes was noted, and Il appeared partly
:" ne Vrsn,ch by the excess OF shipments
GER receipts o: porte this week
spot cotton; quiet: sales OH the spot. i;s
bales: to arrive. i.4G Ls,<s 't "
cotton futures closed: DeCemher o,J O.. {.
J "a OH: .a?: January new. iss: March
NJ, 80; ma-ch; new. '.H May. old. 5.5S
W.
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cHANcERf coUnT TRANSFERS.
Nine Bargain and sale Deeds. Amount

ing 90 SCI. $50.
derson. Jr.. 3ox1a5 I-a feet west line
Twenty second Street, 80 feet north of
= street. November y. 1914. tax Si.So.
,,o dS1--W sG., T. Jones ct ux to W. C.
n nn. of of and Thirty fourth Streets.
4S3I,Josoph Bryan Trust to Brook
land House Drainage Co, all interest
IN sewer inS certain part OF Laburnum
fark June !. 1914, tax s3.2O, $40.
tS4-John Stewart Bryan ct ais, cx-
ccctors, to same. same as next above
June IL, l214, tax $3.50, $40.
aud. A. and Grace G.. Buchanan
2OXl2o feet north line Cary Street, SO
feet west of Rowland street Novcm-
ber 10. 1914, taH $3.50. $40.
4s3--Sannie Z. Robins to a. i. Carl
ton, 2oNii9 feet north line Ivy Street,
% rect east OF Rowland Street March
l, 1918, tax $3.50. $40.
f97-Genevievc $. Jennings ct vir to
Henry L. BECK. 5oSl4O feet south line
Avenue. November 30, 1914. tax 81,
$40. ~
i9S-Abbey. Realty Corporation TO ID.
RI. j, Jeweu. lots 81 and 80, block 4
plan OF Colonial Place tsection AZ. No
Nember II. 1914, $3.50.
h02--A. Bierne Blair ct ais. to IT. NJ
stuart, 24S120 feet east line Twenty
second street, 81 feet inches south of
X street. November Il. 1914, Sc,o5O
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AUCTION sALEs--I,-u,ts.rs, DAYS,
ny 10. A. CATLINg & co,
h ~ North Eighth Street. s " Z
TRUSTEES SALE
-f38 ~ or NJ
Two, FRAME DWELLINGS,. WITH
r. LOTS EACH 100 FEET FRONT.
X ABOUT ONE AND ONE-HALF MILES
EORTH OF CITY. NEAR NIECfIAN-
I lCSElLL.II %CRNPIkE.g q 3 : - =,
TRusTglgs SALE

... Il - y
trust Z dated April 2, 1919, Of resofd IN IN
Court, In D..B. l5S-B, pnge 3eS, de-
fault having been made in the pay
mcnt OF portion OF the money therein
secured, and being required go to do
ny the noteholders. VIII, Oh So. So.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1914.
at 4 O'clock p. M. -
on tho premises, sell at public auction.
the two frame dwellings,, situated OH
the north side of WEIGHTS Lame, about
tQe yards east OF Mecnnnicsviiley Turn.
pike. just beyond the RIchmond anu
Kappa hammock Railway, and little
Eiore than II milo from Fairmount
street cars. This property has the.
usual outbuildings good shade. and
VIII make coy home, ut very reason
able cost. 80. = - -.
~, TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tho
taxes due, Il my: and 70 discharge two.
thereon from April 9, 1874. and two OF
her 8. 1914, and the balance us follow:
sac payable April 3. 1915: s3s ipavabie.
isis 81 100. pnyaSie Apri 3. 1877 Sf l.ii .,
the balance in equal payments al one.
and two years, with Interest added and
secured by trust deed on the property,
or all cash or more cash. ut option4of
the purchaser. 80 : -.
JOHN IL. GUY.
Trustee.
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FREE WATER FOR FOUNTAIN
4 DIM NARRATIVE Bonrd Asks Council ia
Make Grnnt 20 SoIGicrg, Home.

A resolution adopted by the Admin
istratiyc Board yesterday requests the
Council to pass an ordinance granting
for the fountain located on the grounds
of the Institution. The grant Is justi-
Gently allowed the city free right Of
way across it's property for the laying
of a 36-inch water main. This privi-
considerable amount of money. and
prevented the tearing up OF the Boule-
ward for 4 long distance.
The proposition to grant free water
to the Soldiers Homo for this purpose
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uusrINGs RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Release DEEDS. Amounting

s7--B. r. Hamilton ct AL. trustee. 10
Q. Y. Goodwin ct uX. &c i-2xI65 feet
north limo Decatur Street, SIS 2-S feet
west OF Thirteenth Street; also 6Oxi56
feet north side Westham Road, 90 feet
east or ThirtE-third Street. October
4s-Augnstine Royal. trustee. 70
EiiEazeth +. Walker OF vir, 33XI20 feet
south line Scmnnes Street, ut the east
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
LIVE srocK MARKET.

t'HlC AGo. November :t-Hogs. hiEher;
hulk: T:sn17.6a; light: s;.ooM @'.Eo; mixed. E.:5
pigs ,.odssio Gattis unsettled; t 'g besves:.
|&;af3:o,O: steers. Sif,@ie.oa; cows and
hefera, f3.60h39.ao: calves. $S..3dISli.5o, Sheep
weak: sheep. ss.pdfs.io: yearIinss, ss.:3ds'.b:
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The receipts o. chickens and hens continue
quite libsrsi and market only tnlrly active
liberal; market active. Esss-Eeeeipts CON
tinne extremely light; marie. IN good con-
dillon. Rabots--Very active. With favor
ahio weather. also whole deer. rcaIs. hog,
and cattle In good demand: market In good
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NAVAL SroRns

SAVANNAH. GA. November c3-Turpcn-
tine. firm: az; sales. <,3 oasks: receipts,
fei caska shipTents. g, casks; stocks. 81,
receipts. !.c0 barrels: shipments coo bar.
reis: stocks. l.l.9?5 barrels. Quote: A. B. C.
-. T.. r.. 3&S. ,. .. u
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SsSs eottoGa ays, .hiddlins. up,ands 7.Ts

ment-.M!dd;!ng. .75c. Receipts' Is bn,es.
't Jotai , 20 bales; stock. 7s;ls bales.
t.S bales: exports, Is.:si bales; stock i.Ios,
To,ai for Seek,Nes receipts. ii.cso bales;
baIes: exports. l.lC9, 1872 bales ','
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Permits were issued yesterday by the
Building. Inspector as follows: ~ ~ ~
F.,W. Stlf, to build n one-story brick
garage IN the rcar OF 5l4 Seminary
Thomas Russell. to build a one-story
brick building on the south side OF
Orange Street, between First and St.
James Streets, $1,S0O - n. = =
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HENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.

One Decd of Trust. Amounting to s2t2.
l49-Fannie IT, Brooks ct vir to VIII
plan OF Colonial Place (scction AZ No.
vcmber 81. 1914, s2I2.
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NEW YORK, November .S.--That tho Stock
Exchange is certain to reopen for limited
business before the end of tho month WA
tho substance of the assurances received
to-day from responsible banking and brok-
erage authorities 1t was declared most OF
the banks With Wall Street connections now
favor resumption of bond trading subject.
OF course. to price CONCESSIONS
some houses OF prominence asserted that
tu!ing orders on their books far exceeded
offers to. sell. hut the prospective demand.
~ Ias added was limited almost entirely to
high grade Issues. ,5t =
Houses with German connections freely
admitted the possibility OF heavy sailing
orders and. limitations along these lines
We're also conveyed by bankers representing
french and Dutch interests.
>Reopening OF the Chicago Stock Exchange
attracted considerable attention. The fact
tnat some OF the more active stocks traded
n there changed hands at prices approx
tr,RtinH July Do quotations. was observed
With satisfaction. Dealings were on a mod
crate scale. and denoted much caution.
Tho market for foreign exchange fsilod
to reflect any developments OF importance
scIoss the water. Gables and sight bills on
prominently. N''->
Money for all dates was offered at 5 per
eent Indicating further moaentary ease.
News from the Middle West Indicated an
Industry.
SEW YORK. November .3-C,osine: Mer-
cantllc paper. ea5H Sterling exchange, arm :
.ixty-day bills: Si.S5tn; Tor cabics. stsoIG; for
demand. tsss5 Bar silver, is!s.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

rust In Argentina caused wheat to rally
sharply irthe last hsif-hour. Prices. after
having been heavy. closed strong. &ELs TO 6.
net higher. Other Leading sta plea Nil finished
OF loss compared with Saturday a!gn:-
visiona :. to 80 '-.''
Leading futures ranged as follows:
-. ~ ~, Open. High. Low. Close
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

Reported by Roberts. Plummer & Co. Incl
PETERSBURG VA. Foyember 22,-spant
ish: Farmers Ftock-Market nrm at
9Sc per hushei. vsrgIniaps: Farmers, stock.
Market steady. Fancy Jumbo. 3hc per
pound: fancy hand picked. ave per pound |:
extra prime. &c to 3Ec per pound: she'll
Ing stock. fHc to INC per pound
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INincd AnI nnd Goats.

Charles w. Myer. under Indictment
felony charge. but pleaded guilty in
the Hustings Court yesterday to II
charge of assault and battery. and WAS
fined $25 and costs. Mycr, on May %.
ran down james Franklin on Oakwood
Avenue. causi ny the latter to surcr
painful INJURIES
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HUSTINGS COURT. FART H., TRANS.
FERS.
Two Deeds of BnrEnip and S,,e.
Amounting to S1IIO

46-.John Jefferson ct liz to Charlotte
Decatur Street, % feet west of Six
teenth Street. November IL. 1918. tax
4s-E. L.. Enss. trustee. to w. II.
Belts. 50x14S feet west line Twenty
eighth Street, 80 feet north OF Belle
Sue street. September Il, 1914, $500
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK, November 2s.-Cotton goods
markets were quiet to day: GooIei worsteds
were dull. Raw SILK markets were steady.
but dun: Yarns were steady.
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NEW YORK pRoDUcE M.nup,

NEW YORK. November SHAW sugar
y! IN ~; Inniassrs Sas: centrifugal. I0i; sales
>s;oW Nehued. STEADY. Butter NrIncr
.heese steady. Spot coffee. unchanEed; Rio
sac; santos fs. ioc.
NEW YORK. November .2--Cottonseed oil
was irreEuisr. Most positions showed an
tn,s.n early on the strength and export
iQuiry. put thers Was setback near q y
close under realizing GALES and the d.clins
10 sera. , t pinsi prices were 3 points lower
markets closed steady. spot o5snSs e.: En
u usrra 7sSt .9se bhessmh'r, tssa5t7 Jan
Gosaset: April. e.!th s.!7: Nay, s.gpTs,T: Jun
SopeD Total sales. .21)5 barrels
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HENRIco TRANSFERS.
One Bargain and sale Deed. Amountln

1877. p. Howle to Il. A. Fore. so,
iso feet on Nine Mile Road dots 5 anu
:, N block T.. section ]. plan of High.
Si.20. $40. - t
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Trustees Sale

or VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
REAL ESTATE AT STOP 46, on TIL Il
r. x +. CAR LINE, IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, CONTAINING IS
ACRES,
on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER "a. 1914,
at O'clock T. NJ
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
!. AND COURT. CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Show Con-
tinuel Demand for Sub
urban Property.
BROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Charters for New Enterprises Are
Issued by State Corporation Com
mfssion-Two Petitions In yolun-
tary Bankruptcy Are Filed.

Two petitions in voluntary bank
ruptcy were fled yesterday in the
United States District Court. Tho most
important was that of L. L. Morrissett,
OF Finchley. Mecklenburg County. who
has liabilities amounting to Sa,254a9
innd assets consisting of IS cash In
hand Among the larger creditors are
H. walthal. Alberta, S3,Soo a. L. Shep-
herd Lumber Company. Richmond, ST.
500. and John T. Anderson 4 Son, Rich
mond. .Se.066.34
Edgar b. White. 1912 Yves, Grace
Street. filed n petition showing liablli-
ties amounting TO sG2t. lie had no as
1. BY lease recorded in the Chancery
court Yesterday afternoon, the j. q.
McCrory Company leases from Ma
rietta r. Dupuy the store Mt I2T East
Broad street for Il period of ten Years.
NJ an annual renta! of $4,000 The
property. liz now occupied by the Four
qufcan Temple Company.
suit for $4,000 was Instituted in.
the tiustings Court, Fart IL, yesterday
by Edward H. Clayton against the
Ire s,s Company. Inc, proprictors of
tnc Tredesar Iron Works. No dccla-
va" ''1"'
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Buildings. Properties and Utilities ut, II
recent injecting: II WAS objected In
the s0mnitte9 that such algrant would
the matter was referred to n subcom-
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Marriage Licennes.

Licenses to marry were issued yes
terday by peputy Clerk Brceden. OF
the Hastings Court. to:
Elizabeth Chatham.
Fred tirayson Boyce, Jr.. and Sophie
Rose Meredith.
Clyde L.. Parker and Martha T.. Ware.
Edward Forester White and Sarai,
Jeanette Tillcr.
Frederick William IIech; and Clara
May Kelly.
Edward f.. Robinson and Myrtle
tiammcttc Major.
Il. Edward Van Euren and Julia Ann
Pendlcton.
Alexander Il. Thomas and Ruth
Cleveland White.
Russell, c. Gregory and Emily a.
Fitzgerald.
John II. Slough and Dorothy Il. Helm
son.
Jasper Mitchell and Mary Bowden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

BY CHAS A. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
Stock Groceries, Store
Fixtures, Horses,
Wagons, Surry, Run
about, Harness, Etc.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER "a.
beginning at 1920 O'clock a. NJ.

UcBIHhIHS 1T IU.sU OcIOck y. NJ,
at No. ai9 Brook .Avenuc,
consisting of Canned Corn, Peas,
Syrups. Soups, Peaches. Good Luci, and
Rumford Baking Powders, Eagle, Win
mer and other Miiks, hrbuckie's aud
Meats, Mustard. PRESERVES, Pickles.
Raisins. Jellies. Currants, Gelatincs,
various Soap ana Washing Powders,
various FIours. Navy Beans, Liui;,
Beans. Brooms. two barrel Fish. four
Horses, two Delivery Wagons, one Sur.
rey, ono ltunabout. Showcases, Cash
Register, Scales, Ice Fox. Meat Block.
Oil Tank, etc. Goods TO be removed
ut once.
TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
BUILDING rERs,Irs.

1914. $l25. M y y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24

40. hard. 1it;iai1si.. Corn. No. 2 yellow
,ii,tF!!!.; new. e5%dcss.. Oats. standard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
Richmond. Va. Noveinbcr 20. 1914.