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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28

Eradsirccts tomorrow will say for
orally unsettled Buying al the south
- on - very conservative basis because
Of the uncertain conditions surround
NIX the marketing of tho cotton crop
orders i'm most lines for immediate shin
lucUt dr" being received in fair volume.
hui few fulur" orders are being hooked,
ana cane lions are numerous. II Is
estimated that I5.0r" industrial cm-
pl"NccS are idl" in this territory he
cause of recent shutting down Of plants
One lumber plant In this territory has
closed down. throwing out OF employ
W"nt loo persons. Lumber, iron and
metals are particularly quiet. The cot
tom crop IS i'll good condition. aud pick
iu@ has been commenced in some sec.
tons. In the bright tobacco belt some
sales have been made. and buyers tor
Solpe of the larger manufacturers arc
uO.t hac> on tho market. The sun
cured tobacco crop win not he more
frHn -" per cent Of the average. Re
tail trade ia fair. collections are gen
,r.llN Slpw
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PARENTAL DUJECTICNs
OVERCOME BI CtytD
srccial'oT Tho r'mcs Dispatch.

'JLA~kl- 49,. \uEUsf - pud.Inc
naicntai objections. Clarence IL, lor
~ hula s'' and Mis- iInic rrinLIcy.
ri Man Meadows. elop>d h, automobile
'" Jobsvn. \. g.. wh-r" the, Vcrc mar
ad nf Methodist minister. The
bridegroom hirrd car hcrc on -unda>
q tternoon. and hN prcHrtapscncnt WITH
his harccc, met her AT a fork IN the
f"sd near Mas Meadow =. from where
'h'' stated on th"ir drive Of lsr mile.
Tr" course Ia, through parte ~ Gray
cor and tarrotl Counties. through
Hiilsflll' and thr Fame! Gar section.
Tine cmon> "a performed on sun
dav night - $50 o'clock The, 20.
iurrtG 10 Fuiasli N Nonday night,
and "lll make th'ir home hero
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
A. G.. Hartman
Chas. *. Willis & Co.
Real Estate AuCtioneers.

dated May 10. 1914. to the Undersigned
trustees. recorded in the clerks Office.
Richmond Chanccry Court. in deed book
made IN payment OF "a portion of tho
debt thereby secured. and being re
quircd by the beneficiary therein 50 20
do, we Will on
MONDAY. AUGUST 81, lalt
at 80 O'Clock.
on the premises. 80. . North Roulc-
ward. proceed TO sell Al public auction
tho following described property men
toned therein: All trat certain lot.
Niece or parcel OF land. with the inn
tho city OF Richmond. Va. on III" west
side ri boulevard. between FLOYD Ave
nue. and Main street, beginning 1T b"
point $iNtN 'soI feet south % iio-d
along ana fronting on said Boulevard
twcnt!-ninc t23t feet. and having
depth hctwccu parallel lines one hun
ired and forty Il i0J feet, NOR" or less.
TO an alley fifteen r5p feet wide. being
Lot No. II in Block I on Redd's map OF
May 81. 1852"
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all
costs Of sale, taxes AMI Insurance 10
interest from July Il. lali. and the
residue III one and two Years, with in
tcrcst added. and secured By =. deed OF
trust on said property; or all cash at
the option of the purrha ser.
This. sale IS made subject 10 prior
lien Of >I.ooc. aud interest. recorded In
clerlNs Office. Richmond Charcery
Court. in T.. r. ces u. pssc @o2.
This is modern rcsidorcc. recently
completed. and this sale should attract
persons who arc IN search OF - beau
tiful home in the best locality.
A. e. HARTMAN.
CHAS X. WILLIS.
Trustees
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FRIDAY. August *.

at los" o'clock y. NJ.
- very handsome CHARTERED oak Dim
ING Room suit consisting Of beautiful
China closet. handsome Sidcboard. 10
foot Extension Table. Serving Tanle
ami Leather seat Dining ch1irs. silk
pamaSk rarlur Sottcc and Chair. Mar
bile .rcdcstal. beautiful Pictures. be
troit Jewel Gas Range. Ice Cooking
Range, MctraN Refrigerator. small Re
friccratcr. Kitchen Tables. chairs. etc.
very handsome Grass and on!N Fender
and .\n'lirUns. large CHARTERED Oak
Hall Rack. small oak Hall Eack
Lcathcr Couch. handsome ornaments.
several CHARTERED oak Beds, Rockers
chairs. Oak Washstand. oak EnclScaso
ANA Secretary. Round Walnut Dining
Ia bile CHARTERED oak Wardrobe chjlds
Bed. Two Good Saddles and othcr thing
too numerous to mention.
Ladies invited 10 attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
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Gait EOR CONFERENCE
IL ISSUED ny GOVERN on

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH, y. G.. August 91.--Iu ad-
ISSUED tonight by Governor CRAIG. he
calls conference Of farmers. manu-
lecturers. hanlScrs and business men
t"mhrr !. 10 consider tho situation with
rotcicnc" To the cotton crop. He cA-
presses The view that h. CO. operation
IN" "i"r OF tho Secretary OF tho Treas
urN Cau lac utilized under the plan pro-
nusCI h\ stewart CrAmer. OF Cha riot e
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MONDAY. AUGUST 3iST.

S'Ffrl.
MONDAY. AUGUST 3iST.
commencing at 1880 4. NJ.
one Mahogany Upright Piano tot =
standard make. one three ri cCc Ma
hoEauE Frame parlor Suit, upholstered
III tapestry, handsome FIXTURES. Brass
.Iardonior ana Pedestal. Mahogany
Table. handsome Mahogany Book Case
Ind Books. brugEcts, Lace Curtain2.
rorticrcs. Ornaments etc.
DINING ROOM IN MAIIOGANN.
ITandsomc Mahogany Suit. Rune',
chin" closet. rohnd Pedestal Table.
leather scat Chairs. Druggets, Pictures.
tutElaSs. SilvcrWarc, China. ct".,
l.inens, Refrigerator, Aluminium Cool
ing Vessels, Garland Gas Range.
BEDROOMS.
IIandsomc Mahogany Chamber SUIT.
cost $500. consisting OF Dresser. Chif-
fouier. Mirror-front Wardrobe, French
scroll Bed. Chairs. Rockers. Carpets.
Sewing Machine.
CHAMBER SUIT IN WHITE. Iron
He'd. Spring Hair Mattress. Dresser.
l:hifonicr. Wardrobe, Chairs. Rockers.
role. Mahogany Hall clock. Administer
iIall Runners, Electric Vibrator, one
Electric microscope. Quilts, Blankets.
Spreads. etc.
invited TO attend.
VIRGINIA AUCTION COMPANY.
AuCtiOneera.
Geo V. Oliver. Salesman.
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FROM EUROPE
SAFE BIT PFNNILESS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA, August &c. +.
Phelps received to-day a message from
his daughter. Miss HALLE Phelps. who
went TO Europe carly in the summer 10
spend Year sight seeing and pur-
had reached Montreal. Canada and
would arrive in Pulaski on Friday. She
added that she landed without a cent
Of money after a trip OF varied eXpcri-
cuccs. Miss Phelps had been in Ger
many, and this was tho first MESSAGE
from her since the hostilitics opened
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28

Special q TIC Times Disrntch
ikErERICkSEUEG. VA. Angus, -
NJ and Mrs Malcolm utter. of
Louisa County. anncuncc the engage
Wcnt 90 their daughter Miss Anna
Var Inter e. francis Malcolm Harris.
~ Culpeper County the weddin. 10
Doe Solcn'niZcd Ht the homo "f the
bride on September o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
FRENCH AMBASSADOR
CONfERS WITH WILSON

WASHTNGTuE. August 27-r Tho
French .mha Ssa'lor. jules i. Ju.scrs nd.
discussed the European war TO-DAY
with President Wilson. L.ator the
PRESIDENT told callers that the discUs-
sion Was OF general cha racter. The
amha sSatior sand that no protests
AGAINST ALLEGED German atrocities mad
been presented
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
COTTON GOODS MAnkUrs

NeN YORK. August - DrI goods narN,,
were active to-day. riiccS "n brown sh"s'-
iiSS WIRE i"wcr Coio,cd goods Nc.c Niti'.
orlNr bN ono al The ieaiinr houses because
Of he scarcity "f dycstuns. which arc inn
ported from EU-opc. staple Vorstrl dress
goods NCrc "a demand tor pSoluni delivery
ltptn'>C ga" Tx declined shurplt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28

. HPcNIaI 'onml ssloneE Wills Q. FuI-
nam mas filed his report in Iiustinss
Court. Part H.. Of the condemnation
proceedings agains' y. u Shotwell and
others. instituted for the purpose Of
widening Cowardin \Venu". The
amount Of damages to he allowed by
the city 10 tho different property own
crs ie rs follows: Mrs. y. -. Shotwelt
and heirs-at-l law. 500: John Il smith,
sac; Mark r. LLOYD. $3.50. Mrs Grace
u. Jones. S6,i. Augusta u. Rurch. S3J5 {;
j. II. Wrenn, $40: John r. Cro.tic. slaO
aud John II. Hamilton. t5t..Nt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
Richmond & Rappahannock River
Railway Comnany
Norfolk & Western Railway

oNil hi.i. RAIL. li&E 10 uoEt,,l,k.
'cIrdHie IN i:u"c' MAJ d. 1914.
i.'aN" HtiI street Station ia, h,,nri ror
Moin,FoLh 's'F' n NJ. go i. 81. 80
Fo" iiY%!.ci,huE;% .A%p TUE WEST.
Af,,ye J. Ei;s"cnh !, rem +. N9g!ok: .ii:'
zoe ~ III 81, T.. n. .i:45 L. 81. .sc. :.
=. 100 T. "
DAILY. :Daiy e1ccp. Sunday. ,sn,a,,
only
W 2 REVILL " c SAUNDERS
J T. NJ. Roanoke. O. =. A. Roanoke
= Il. 2OSLEN. = p A. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
Finishing Apartment Hon.e.

Within a fcw weeks the Porter Street
Apartment House will be ready for
occupancy. The actual building opcr-
atiors have been compile ted. and the
nnishinG touches are hetng laid on
Already = number OF apartments have
been rented. bu the nrst floor is a
drug stor' and maiu dining room, while
the other four floors are devoted to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
RICHMOND hay n.nkrr
90 tli'faA.- rf
aTTLE MAN nETS

chi4sFo ri AuEut' a.. fios cper ...
~ ssts g -i1}tiJ NEhi ssf10ie . mssQ
g 5t6tn hrsty . ,nHia-r rogsn l,~a
IS s. pss !. r4S = cate tca1.. re.',,
. -bgSii q eteer,. - SS4ssio etoctei 10
- 3 low aud hcifers. l3.s'a!e calves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
SANAI. STONES

SIyNruan. Ca. August .;.-Turucntinc
nom 'No.. -. ~" sales shipments :. "a IS:
stocks. rs" casks. i:osin. nominal. no
50 g. receipts. "cS barrels. shipments 3i3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28


Pursuant to AN order Of Tho District
Court or the United states for tho
Eastern District Of Virginia IN tho
matter OF the Richmond Cash Meat
Market, Inc, bankrupt, entered on the
9Th day OF August. i9li. viii soil
on the premises,
40 &5s NORTH SMITH STREET.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER /, 1914.
~ - O'clock noon.
N lots 10 the trade, the stock and fN-
lures Of above concern. consisting Of
about 20 hounds Ham, $i3 pounds
clcc. lS0 pounds Cheese. 30" pounds
canned Meat, 2oa pounds salt Meat. ~
dozen Egcs. ticrccs Lard. Canned
Peaches. Tomatoes. Corn, SuCCotaSh.
etc. in original cases. Large quantity
OF Wrapping Paper and Trays. Irvine,
etc.
FINE Fl%TG RES.
Four new .>nciedilc Scales. Rcfrlrcr-
ating SHOW Case. four square Meat
Blocks, American Slicing Machine, inn
proved National Cash Register, Iron
safe. Beam Scales. Tile Top Meat
Counters, Meat Racks. Electric Fans,
Meat Tools. Bicycle. Butchers ItefriS-
orator. Haboot Meat Grinder, Tables,
rtc.: also book accounts.
Sale positive. Terms cash
ALFRED i. KlRSH.
Receiver. 5i3-t5-l1 Mutual Building.
THt. VALENTINE AUCTION co,
Nuctionccrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
FOR; RENT
RAIIiiOLI).S
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

fitEMItR CARRIER 81 HE SOUrd
;~.'5 i:""N- luuhmouc -Maiu -. station.
as infsIustiou and not guaranteed
toF the Sout. DAILY: 5:55 \ M.-I.ocA!
i3:li A " Express. 80 , E,pr.r
with Electric LISTED S.ecr,ae CA. To- Al
iarta and BIfa!u-han. 80 - :. EIpreu
Week Days 5:.J h. 81. and 20 -. M.-iJca!
YORK RIVER ;.lSr
$40 7. M.-St"amrr tram tptr.or car, ,I.
ceat Scadey. 70 local .tops. ana els + 81
Daily. LoCI!-toanrctiur gor ia ,lmo-c iAi.y
except SIGnay. 49, 4. DAILY Local.
rr:ir- Arciy. Richmond
From the South. o. \ - si.1 sos \ NJ
Us r. NJ. s 80 r. " DALI. - \ u .1t
f! 60 = 81 ~ sun. F-oin Vest ioie,: IS
4 NJ t.;eamer trninI. taily. except MONDAY.
40 &. n. ana s.:i +. II daily
II. l.. BISHOP II r
90 = ,Ia!n ~. P.!on. Ma..:.on u
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aE VALENTINE- AUCTION ~
~ PHONE MADISON 1906 ~
e!s EAST BROAD SL
Acknowledgment
Furniture, Gas Range,
Refrigerator, lectures,
Ornaments, Bedroom
Furniture, etc.

We viii acil a; the residence Of Mr..
lieury :. WallcrStcin. 100 South Third
street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
RAILROADS
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Compau,

SCHEDULE Ef'tECTINli Ai'uIL IA.
lufd,
Su"~rxr'itnG schedule az May To, 1912
Trains leave NirhmOnd B'St5O A Vi
.. 4. Va. rs 4. VI. q A. VI. 40 A. ~.
~ 4. VI, y. VI. q. ". = y, NJ US
u. VI, 5::r =. N. G;2o y. VI. $40 ~ VI.
rs =. VI. ~ T.. VI. ~ y. NJ. iI:15 y. ".
IruinS leave falkland '5:5D 4. W. r. ?
4. VI. h. VI, B0 \. NJ. 80 a. VI, 81
=. W., u: n"ou. - 4. NJ. y. ~, = r.
VI, ! q. ~, B5::o y. ~, $50 y. W., 1:IO
j.. ". 3. VI. 1872 q. VI. $40 u. ~. IL
~ Carries baggage Saturday, only.
bhity except sunday. ''Sundny snly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
General .AuctiomCcrs.
clio East Broad Street
Phone Madison 3S5l.

tJANO. HANDSOME FURNITURE
REICAREAc. RUGS. pnUGG E'rS.
BOOKS. CHINA, CUTCLASS. ALUM
mum COOKING UTENSILS.
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OLD DOMINION LINE

~. fHchmonc foo, ~ Asn ST. daiiy.7:oo p. NJ
Leave Ee"Dort Ne Ss..................5:io A. NJ.
- We sHoll' e."J n. No
Connects Nth main line steamers leaving
Norfolk 70! Ne- York daily. except Sunday.
80 J.. VI. tOnns lions also made b. y. s.
v. ny. L. NJ and c. Is o Ry. n, =. NJ.
Night I'm. steamers ston at Caremont
signal and ar. met by puolic conveyance.
VIRGINIA NANIGATION CO.-Ja,nes Ri...
~ daylight fo7 Norfolk. Old Point, Newpori
News and all James Rlvc- landings. MondGy'
Wednesday ana Friday at $50 a. VI. Frclfhi
.eAc.Anl Tor az Janes R!.sr nn!nta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28

tDaily. iWeeid.ys. ;Sundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba. Time OF arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Road .ks sizEs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
Arrive Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd ct. Ste. zoo r. n. for Freterieksbsrs
Leave Elba sta. 30 A. 1850 r. II. for Athiap1
Arrive BYRD ST. Sta s.a5 An! from Frederick III Z
Arrive Eliza Sta. $50 An, 5ff Pm. frcm Hand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry
Atlantic Coast Line

h standard iiair"ud Of the SOUTH.
tFi-tllNt iIL -.
Tli NtNr LEAVE RICHMOND U.I'.v
y. l"-!a" ani @onia !..i \. NJ ard ~
re. >orto.a. -, 4. NJ. ,:>' p. 81. 90
ne. $; ,, ". ~ West g.; A 81 -,
y = 3D. J. y. 40 i. s..
Ir. l..fNTtttrr l-.yi \. n. Is A NJ
-. y 81, 5 u 20 A NJ. go T. ~
:. S. l.. -
io7 GoiiNboro and ray,,ie@iii.. 40 l., -.
Iltlas arri.r iNe h;ncrd iaiy. 5 n
..., -" -, = 81 ';5. A n.
- - =. ~
.tto"?i sunday sunday or!y
iii1o ~ afr4fa, Nrt i,pa:tur. an. coan.--
Nors not .uarau'e,s
c. :. CAMPBELL. r ~ Main st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28
sEAHnAKD AIR LINK ni1IMA1.

~ T.,
The Progressive Hallway nf the Snnth.-
Soutnbornd trains scheduled Ia leave Rich
mono dhiiy 200 y Nj local TO No:lina: In
r NJ. sieerers ard coaches. Atlanta. r.
:ninShIm. ja HsoDyiic. 1915 l.. NJ sleeper
20 Hamlet ana cca hes TO Atlanta and BIZ
@iHsnam y - y NJ. slccpe-s Atlanta. Biz
minsham. Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa.
and COACHES jacksonville.
NorthhoGnd trains scheduled to arrive In
iichMond daily: 5:5a a ~. 800 n. A. soi
Z, NJ !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-28

Wc Will sell for Mrs. l.. Is. Sheppard.
at her home, No. nj North Third
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

81, =. Local Daily >evport :s.as
40 \ -LucAl- Daiiy-Ch' viz. FL SUD
In.rIioui
49, = EAu-rs. paliy NottoIk. old roia,
is:i9 : focal Dat, I.,ahg. Lex. . Fots,
= go 'Nppu r.Apfrss 80 Dan! norfolk. Cd
'..Hn -l.Aprcs' Daily Norfo'. Old Poir,
t;t'l :. Local paily-N. NeHs. Old Poiat.
':l' T. i.oc"!-LN sun. Go:dorSvIle.
't:i5 T. i-ccai-EI. Sua-;.s uenhlfs =. Forxs
'..l9 ? Dai!y-Cln.. t'rille
-" r Limited Daily-c!n.. Oh 20. s.. I.
- 90 !. EApies' Daily Gin. Lo4i..!!ls.
S!e.r--, Pas!or Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMoNp-i.oc.i from
East. 1850 a ii :.N = 81 $50 p n 1,oS.:
!ioH. Vest! I.al a. NJ ''i9.'o A " and 80
!: NJ ,ihToaCh: s;a' A. Il. l2;59 roon ana
jaime, River Line: "s:,5 A. A. 600 p Il.
Daily.
Daily .1c-p, sunts,
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Owing to q change ~ plans. the 10y
scout prizes wiii Ia aWavded at special
exercises held tU-niGHt, instead Of on
Monday. VAS iirst announced. Tho
pcuuant iOI The best ScOutcrSfi work
viii he bestowed upou L.nWood CcrSleN
Will, members OF Lion patrol' will
receive cmblcIns for the most efficient
team WORN. Those who belong TO the
winning patrol are ~ follows: Linwood
cers!ey. I. L.: Leonard Phillips. \. r.
L.; Aubrey \uunally. RAYMOND Deck
William smith. Ralph Carroll. Sims
Bailey and Percy Baldwin.
Odis u Hinnant, the seoutmaster.
y -. where he will engage in work
with the Youns Mems Christian Associ-
alton. Ito Viii bc succeeded by II. 4.
RiS,. OF Woodland Heights
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FV1Ct N1lNE AUcTIoH 60
NJ PHONE MADISON 1905
els EAST BROAp2

RECEIVERS AUCTION SALE SToCE
AND FIXTURES ElCifMO&p CASH
MEAT MARkIT. 1NC., BANKRUPT.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

!; Nuti.f Sh.sp lopcr. U;Sctj.s5. Year
iings. s&Sdts -. lamb tsolds;>a
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WITH EXCHANGE CLOSED,
SITUATION IS STRONGER
Industrial Position Grows Better
Zach DAY. Which u Proved hN
Concrete Examples.
But 40 SIGN OF EEorENING
Alarm O-cr Obligations Of Life In
>uranCe Companies Abroad Shown
~ BE cC>>nry-Niarkct FOR
Exchange Has Stronger Tendency.
ny nIto>nAN WALL.

,-.t. ......-. t-..l, s.. alan. ..,.L
~ rautc remains closed ,nc industrial! 1T
,..... --,r., .,-,,.o.
= concrete 0N3npo' -'te"N improve
-,ou. iu ,hc foreign demand for s,c-l proA-
Nas hooked to-iay largo "ric" for 'oppe-
wire f7- SO, Syirrv Australia Thi, 100.
.t , ---t..f, ,.,, Ind
','.'"
Advantage no dr', t~c.sht "nt Standards 81
...,,,.,f..+..r I,.,tt..leN In ihc conner mar
~ ..t,,o.
verc a,.o notes from in!ia
,,t.- no ,,,,~.,t r-o.rc-> .,a, ,,adc to-
f|.t.-.t ..,.rorttucu' Wa noted W thc
ar4r.... -t..at.,r ul INC nUcriu. ~ call
-,t,r.v D.. ..o..b 1-otsr-. a. U.s. Tire utst Time
~. .ret .n. -ta.i- ,-pitcr- have had tho
o-.,...re 70, -4ru,p. Funds Tr. move Is
ken p, an frii,iiiur. tn,t -srlcr> ~ money
trr rs-lrnfnc to .uprc,Iltc That industrial
ec7portton, ril "e,essariiy 10 LARGE
f. .,i-.o pitr lurrca-rJ prutits
SOM uunc,oSs.ry alarm having been oN-
,,-o.,si regarding inc OBLIGATIONS Of Guy ifr
ln.YtHr.- cowr1uy of Now York hes issued
80, t-,reu Show irc clearly thar ,no posi-
tt..r .In.. Zoo. .,,f for sr, slightest Ua.ts.ucss.
f,. .dHtior 20 tpc I.t of Securities re-
..a-.. .lu-bi.hod .n thi, ,ouiu,u. tine follow
ING -to. a- ..r,t ,,utrtr.I, dividends.
,ls Div Lat
CLOSE. ,icud. Price N'd.
,uts-. .u lo.o rfd sept 20 s., =. =,
fs-o.l IN II Transit sent -. Im, -
rort-a. Lea MA sept 20 o.. 's' "a
RI, narTct ,ar rorcicn exchange Rad
strengthening tendency. With quotations
rici.r- 70. demand sterling. lh-rc is p-ac-
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i SOUTH RICHMOND
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
On TWO FORGERY CHARGES
Negr" Is Alleged to Have SwinIlcd
=. T.. BASS and Oncsty's
Saloon.
AWARD SCOUT PRIZES TONIGHT
Commits sioncr Files Report ia Con-
demn1tion Proceedings against y.
%. .ihutwell and Others. and Spc-
cifies Damages To BE Allowed.

David Hyde. colurcd. alias Sam lIar-
ris. "aS sent "u I" the grand jury by
Justice ~. y. Maurice Yesterday morn
inr la i'oilc" Court. Part H.. OH two
char.Hs 81 check naShnS anu forging
:. = lass and bucStN'S saloon were
the" CumplaInants against the forScr.
caShlns checks t"' h,m 10 In" amount
OF 50 each.
IiNdc. "h" STYLED himself = repre-
sentative Of +. 4. Walker. formerly
connected with the American Tobacco
Company. Ncnt into B.Ss'S store on
Wednesday, Night I" pay II bill. tender
in" the ind"rScd paper ia payment. IL
lis vh;, god. The same method was used
ai pmcStN = saloon. the proprietor
thinking il AL right. as he had seen
Hyde With Walker before.
III" Endorsements on the Chccks were
crude. aud the alleged forgery was
soon detected. HYDE was later arrest
81 and locked M in the Third Police
Station. The checks were the property
OF Walker. who recently left for North
Carolina. rhcN We're signed with the
nam" of Sam Harris.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-04
Legal Proceedings Delayed.

The case of the Vermont farmers and
milkmen against the Boston Condensed
Milk company is still pending. Attor-
ney Allen r. Sturtevant has returned
from Boston where he was instru-
mental in having the company placed in
the hands of receivers. C. Ingham
Bicknell of the law firm of Amidon &
Bicknell of Boston was appointed re-
ceiver for the Vermont farmers.
The assets of the Boston company
include plant at Bellows Falls which
cost $50, 900, and a plant in Boston.
Included in the assets is claim against
the American Can company for defec-
tive cans by which the milk company
claims a great amount of its product
was damaged. The claim is for $25, 600.
The Revere Sugar company has an
attachment of $4,000 on the Bellows
Falls plant and as it was made four
months ago it is believed it will hold
The liabilities of the company are
5000, 600.
| There has been a delay in proceed
ings in Addison County court against
the company on account of the absence
of T, E. O'Bren, agent for the com
pany in Vermont. AS he is the n an or
whom papers must be served further
proceedings await his return to Below.
Falls.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-04
Deer Hunters Arrested.

For some time it had been known
that some one was hunting deer at night
in the town of Lincoln and the wardens
have been on the lookout for the VIC
lators. Warden George H. Chaffee of
Middlebury and Deputy Warden Alfred
Chapman Of East Middlebury came
across an automobile occupied by Harry
Barrows of New Haven and O. f. But
terheld Of Lincoln. The party was held
up and searched and the carcass of a
small deer was found in two bags COW
cred up with blanket The men were
at once arrested and taken before JUS
tice c. H. Norton of Bristol, where
they pleaded guilty and were fined
each 500 and costs of $657.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-04

Miss Carrie Everts, who has been
teacher in the Middlebury graded school
for few years, has resigned her posi-
ton and Miss Carrie Scott of Ferris
burg has been engaged to take her
place.
William Russell and W. A. Burnell
of Lynn, Mass, are in town for two
weeks stay.
Mrs. Joseph Brooks, who has been
visiting relatives in town for few
weeks, has returned to Burlington.
Miss Gwendolne Morris of Fair
Haven, a recent graduate of Middle
bury College, is visiting in town for two
weeks.
Mrs Charles Needham has gone to
Ticonderoga, N. Y, to visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. L. NJ. Morrison and Mrs Law
renee have returned from few days
visit to friends in Burlington.
Joseph Howe of Valarie, N. Y, is
the guest OF TRENDS mere Tor several
days.
Mrs. Manley Winch and son of Pitts
ford are guests of Mrs. Margaret Gill
more of Seminary street.
Miss Grace Buttolph Of Middlebury a
graduate of Middlebury college, who
went to Berlin several months ago, to
enter a university there, is by the latest
report, in that city.
Mrs. Madge Mallory of Medford,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Mary Foote, of South Main street.
Mrs. William Morcomb, jr., and
three children are guests at the home
of William Morcomb sr., of College
street.