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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

FOR SALE n large Richardson
Boynton hot-air furnace, in good con-
ditIon, including automatic draft
opener, large cold-air fiue, register, heat
conductors and all accessories. Apply
10 c. NJ Forney. Paxtang, Pa
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

FOR RENT - House COS Muench
street. steam heat and all convent
ences; house in first-class condition;
rent, $500 month; possession at once
Inquire 1901 North Second street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
DAMON AND PYTHlAS
IN THE MOVIES

New York. Nov 3o.--~At the New
York Theater tonight n brilliant and
typical Broadway first night audience
greeted enthusiastically the Univer Sal
Motion Photo Spectacle Damon anG
Pythias.
In the audience were manN noted
educators and clergymen. while the
order of the knights Of pythias which
has officially endorsed the film, was
represented by the Supreme Chancellor
and author OF the Ritual who spoke
before the run Of the pictures
In six parts the pictures. which ars
massive OF wonderous beauty art
filled with drama and spirit show ar
ancient Greece in it's glory with cities
built and burned, land and sea battles
chariot races. stadium games, ella as <
dances and glorious scenes OF Hellenic
Villas and life.
The entire New York press praises
II as the highest class and most m.
rressive photo play ever presented
here,
Chancellor Richie was introduced by
Hon, Dudley Field Malone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
South Richmond
Deeds of Bargain and Sale.

Laura A. Blanton, widow, to Erlor
Lawder and Joshua H. Lawder
twenty-five feet, fronting on Semmes
Avenue, commencing twenty-five feet
west from the intersection of Semmes
Avenue and Eleventh Street. The
price named in the transaction was
$40 and other valuable considerations
William B. Ball and Olean c. Ball
his wife. to Lillian l.. Manor (wife OF
James f. Manor). 100 feet, fronting
on the west line of Forty-third Street
commencing 975 feet from the south
west corner Of Forty-third and Sem
mes Avenue. The price named was
-, 700.
Mrs. Prudence A. Hardy. widow. A
w Hardy and Lena P. Hardy. hi:
wife: John p. Hardy and Mary Hardy
his wife; ID. r. Hardy and Hattie
Hardy. his wife. and Annie III. Thravet
and j. s. Thraves. her husband, tc
John NJ. Lowman, lot No. . OF square
No. 8 of the plan Of Mason Park
The price named was $1,000.
Deeds Of Trust.
s. H. Conway and Lille Conway
his wife. to E. P. Mcconnell, trustee
ninety-nine feet fronting the southern
line of Hull Street, at the corner OF
Forty-secon6, to secure loan OF $4bo
Elizabeth F. Walker and Edward
r. Walker, her husband. to Augustine
Royall. trustee. to secure VIM, TO-
fronting thirty-three feet on the cor
ner of Semmes Avenue and Ientn
Streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01

and closed at tho top, This decrease
waa a good deal larger than anyone
had anticipated, and buying orders
were much in evidence. Export IN
outrfes continue good. and a good deal
Of wheat has hocn sold to 60 TO the
scaLonrd.
corn: Visible supply Off corn IN
creased 3e9.G1o bushels, The movement
fln-l the farms grows heavier dail}
New. corn - IN good condition ana
receipts will increase from this Tune
OIL.
oats. oats quiet, but steady, closing
at about the bes; prices Of the day
Provisions No special news 10 ef-
fcrt provisions Prices were lower
early. but later recovered most OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
TIE RICHMOND yIRGINIAN-TUESDAY, DECEMBER /,

located between the. Charles City ant
Darbytown Roads.
Charles Il. Melton and Rosa John,
son Transferred to Fritz Lauterbacf
4.2b acres at Yellow Tavern. Ths
considerations named was IS and othe,
valua bIes.
Charles o. Rudd Transferred for tIt
and other valuable lot on the south
side Of the Williamsburg Road, five
miles from Richmond, to w. j. Jones
Monument Heights Realty Corpora.
ton transferred to II. M. Hunter foul
lots, designated as lots 6. 6. z and s, In
Monument Heights. They have q
frontage OF 100 feet and extend bach
125 feet. The consideration named
was $40 and other valuables.
Mary A. Hogg secured lots 10. IA. Ii
and 16 in Colonial Place from the Alb.
hey Realty Corporation for 31,100.
K. 8. Read and wife transferred t.
C. Hall for $50 a tract 100x100 in
Highland Springs. They are desig-
mated as lots Fl to 20. inclusive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01

Cross, Inc, Norfolk. Va, onlarsing it,
powers
Amendment to e~arter OF the Initial
Company inc. Wytheville. Va. In
crcas.ng capital stock from ezb,0oo 10
$4,000.
Amendment to charter Of the Min
leraI Hardware Company, inc, Mineral.
Va. increasing capital STOCK from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Norman Packing Company. inc,
Portsmouth. Va. $4,000 to $1b,ooV'
Packing and produce business J. H.
Norman. president: ID. r. Carroll. Gee
rotary and treasurer, both OF Ports
mouth, Va
selwood Manufacturing Company
inc. Emporia, Va. $4,000 to s2S.ooo'
Lumber business. H. w. Hall. presi-
dent. EmporIa. Va; r. W. Hordan,
secretary and treasurer Emporia'
Berkeley Machine Works. inc. Nor
folk. va. $4,000 to $4,000. Ma
chinery business. r. B. Wood, presi'
dent, Portsmouth, Va: +. A. Clarke
secretary and treasurer. Campostella
Heights, Va.
Stewart & Funck. inc, Front Royal
Va. $1,000 to $4,000. Live stock
business. c. w. Stewart. president;
F.. j. Funck, secretary and treasurer
both of Front Royal. Va.
Amendment to charter Lynchbura
Pepsi Cola Bottiing Corporation
Lynchburg. Va. changing name tc
Lynchburg Bottiing Corporation, in
creasing capital stock from $4,000 tc
$25 900.
Virginia Chapter OF the American
Institute of Architects, Richmond. Va
No capital stock; benevolent corpora
ton. c. A. Neff. president; william
c. holland. secretary and treasurer
both Of Richmond. Va.
Bottlers' Protective Association OF
Richmond Virginia, Richmond, Va
No capital stock. Mutual association
of bottlers. CT. w. Poland, president
iS. J. Allen, secretary. both Of Rich
mond, Va.
, Langhorne & LAnshorne Company
inc, Lynchburg. Va. $4,000 to 400.
900. Contracting business. d. A
ILanghorne. president, Scottsville, Va.
I. w. Fuller. vice president. secretar,
and treasurer, Richmond. Va
Wakefield Peanut Company. inc
Wakefield. Va $4,000 to 5000
Peanut business. w. A. Harris. presi
dent e A.Hatch. secretary ant
treasurer, both OF Wakefield, Va
Z. s. Circuit Court of Appeals.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
MEET TO-DAY FOR
PERFECT OYSTERS
DAIRY AND FOOD COMMISSIONER
PURCELL LEAVES FOR HANP-
Toy THIS MORNING.

state Dairy and Food Commissioner
Benjamin L. Purcell will leave tnis
morning for Hampton, where he viii
today attend a meeting of the oyster
growers and packers, members of tho
state Commission of Fisheries, and
inspectors of the United States Public
Health service. and OF the dairy and
food division OF the State Departm an;
of Agriculture and immigration.
Reports will be heard at the. meet
ing OF the survey of the OYSTER be is
I'm the State. which the United State
Public Health Service and the State
Dairy and Food Division jointly have
almost completed The survey whi n
has been under way for several wee.ss,
as directed by Or. II, 5. Cummings,
OF the Federal Bureau and bY So
Food Inspector George w Taylor.
The result of the work is the chart e
ing and properly marking Of all ooiidt-
ed localities, and the ascertaining that
there have been no enlarEem nj OF tde
polluted boundaries, though. ii is said.
there liz no decrease in those bo 7ar 80
since last wear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
BUSINESS NEWS
AAO.cOURT RECORD
ST. JOHNS GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
CHURCH BUYS SITE ON OLD .
COLLEGE CAMPUS.
MANY DEEDS RECORDED
RUSH TO GET PAPERS INTO CLERKS
OFFICE TO SAVE WAR TAX ON
NEGOTIATIONS, WHICH BE 8.
COMES EFFECTIVE TODAY.
MANY DEEDS RECORDED

The Richmond College trustees yes
terday transferred to the trustees OF
81. johns German Evangelical Church
the property at the northwest corner
or Franklin and Lombardy streets,
formerly portion of the college cam
pus, for $4,000.
Immediately afterward the trustees
Of the church, through w. Fl. Zim-
hermann, drew up a deed OF trust on
the property with Stuart Bowe and
Leroy e. Brown, truste -, for $21, 240.
St Johns congregation will build a
church on this lot, arrangements for
which are already pending.
There was quite a rush at the. va
rious clerks offices yesterday to get
deeds recorded before the war tax
should apply. I his tax becomes eff
fective today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01

Appeals reconvened yesterday mol
ling ct 10 o'clock. with Circuit Jvd|
Knapp and Woods. and District Jul
waddil in attendance. i
Cases argued yesterday:
! No. 1897. The virginian Raily
Company. plaintiff in error, W.
United States Of America, defends
in error; error to the District Co
at Lynchburs, Va. Argued by H.
Hall. Roanoke, Va. and g. A. VIII
field. Norfolk. Va. for the planting
error. and by Phillip J. Doherty. 81
cial assistant United States attofn
Washington, d. c., for the defend,
In error. and submitted.
No. 1890. Sidney Lansbr-gh,s adm
istrator ct al. appellants, w. Henry
Mccormick, Vance c. Mccormick
al, appellees: appeal from the q
trict Court at Charleston, w.
Argued by James M. Payne, w. T..
Byrne, Charleston, w. Va, and W.
Prenfiss, Washington, D. c.. for
appellants, and by George e. PR
! Malcolm Jackson, Charleston. w. y
". J. Divine. WEIGH. ~ Va; q.
/ Vinson. Huntington, w. Va; James
Hamill, Columbus, Ohio; A. w. Re!
olds. Princeton, w. Va: Joseph
/ Clarke, Philadelphia, Pa. and And
son, Strother & Hughes, WEIGH,
va, for the appeliees. Contin,
until tomorrow.
Court announced and handed do
its opinion in the following case:
No. 124s The Southern Cotton
Company, plaintiff in error. VS.. "
liam j. Shelton, defendant in err
error TO the District Court at Colu
bia, s. c. Opinion by Judge \
Doweu. Reversed. Judge Pritch'
dissentins
I G. A. Wingfeld. Norfolk, Va: Jar
il. Divine. WEIGH, W. Va; William
Prentiss, Washington. d. c., and
n. Talbot. Webster Springs, W.
were admitted to practice as attorn
and counsellors Of this court
/ Case in call today:
! No. 1894. Arthur Brooks. appell
and cross appellee, VS.. Mary 8. ~
appellee ana cross-appellant. Gre
appeals from the District Court
Phiiippi, w. Va. To be argued
Arthur S. Dayton. Philippi, W.
and w. r. Talbot, Webster sprin
W. Va. for the appellant. and cre
appellee. and by ID. II. Hill Arn'
Elkins. W. Va, for the appellee
cross-appellant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Richmond Transfers
Deeds of Bargain and Sale

Twelve deeds were recorded yester.
day in Chaneery Court.
Bunting McNeai Real Estate Co.
Inc, to John l.. Davis, lot "a, Boule'
ward Residence Park. 25x109.9. Co.
lonial Avenue: 1925.
q, j. Davis and wife to J. B. Kirsh
1923 Floyd Avenue: 1000.
Joseph !. Merkle and wife to
Charles II, Leber, lot 30.6x13o: SO.
Abbey Realty Corporation to l.. F
Pecot and r. E. Cammack. lots 4 and
;, block 4, Colonial Place: $3.50.
Thomas 3. Pollard to Fannie r
Pollard 427 West Main Street; 81 and
other considerations
George b. Jennings to William l.
Jennings, lot 30x119, Park Avenue
near Meadow Street: $40.
Lewis Blacker and wife to Arthur
d. Sprenkle. lot 27xS2. Fourth Street
near Canal; S. and other consdera-
tons.
r. E. Bailey and wife to w. f. En-
mis-. trustee 1907 Oakwood Avenue
30xi25: s3.500.
Wallace c. Saunders and wife to
Thomas Semmes. 7o5 West Grace
Street: $40.
w p. Redd trustee. TO Minnie
Meyns, zoe South Sixth Street, So. 30o.
Thomas s Winston and wife IL
Bon Air Improvement Company, Inc.
1921 Floyd Avenue $40.
IL. +. Richardson and wife to r. j,
Beattie. southwest corner Stuart Ave
nue. and Robinson Street; sic
+. J. Beattie and wife to Herbert
Il. Richardson 1909 East Franklin
Street: $40.
Richmond College trustees to trus-
tees for st Johns German Evangel-
cal pIA nnh
pus, corner Lombardy and Franklin
$4,000.
Deeds of Trust.
Minnie Meyns and Charles w
NEWS TO w. F. Redd. 100 South
Fourth street, $1,000
Mary T. Powell 10 Leroy f. Brown
1927 West Main Street; 81, so.
II. G. Richardson and wife tt
Douglas r Taylor and w. F. Brown
trustees. 1909 East Franklin Street;
s3s43S7.
Anthony Kramer and wife to "
p Redd. lot Stuart and CLEVELAND
Stueet: $4,000.
I l.. O. Wendenburg to Leroy T.
/ Brown lots and 8. block is. Barton
Heights $S4s.
Deeds Of Releasc-Richmond.
! Elan and Funston, trustees, to Johr
$. Gregory, lot on Broad Street be
tween Twenty ninth and Thirtietf
streets, 29.4x155; si.272
/ Leroy F. Brown. trustee, to 2. ]
| Reattie. lot TN Franklin Street be
! tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
! $3.50.
W. T.. Redd and w. l., Miller t'
Anthony Kramer, southeast Cornel
Stuart Avenue and Cleveland Street
$500.
Pollard ano Brown, trustees. 4
Ralph Levy. 209 East Main Street
s1,S4o.
Trustees Of 81. Johns German
Evangelical Church to Leroy Il
Brown and stuart Howe. trustees
to secure. s21,2 40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Negroes Sent 10 Grand Jury.

Petersburg. Va. Nov. 30.~-In Police
Court this morning James Carpenter
and Garland Foster, two young
negroes. arrested on the charge OF
breaking into the store of w II
Harrison & Co. on Washington street
near the corner OF Sycamore, anc
stealing several pocket ki44 f.-s-s ri
pocketbooks, were sent on to the
Hastings Court for tria'
VIII Watts. colored, was given a
sentence of sixty days IN jail by the
police justice for stealing . box oi
sox from Woolworths hye and ten
cent store.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
SMALL BOY HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
RUN OVER BY FORD CAR WORDS
WORTH MOORE HAS FEW
BRUISES.

Petersburg. Va. Nov 3o.-Words-
worth. the seven -year-oid son OF MT.
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Moore. of Liberty
Street, had a narrow escape from
death Yesterday afternoon, ~hen ne
was accidentally run over by q Ford
automobile in front Of his parents
residence. The little fellow had been
with his father to the garage ana
upon returning to the front OF the
home he was told by his father TO get
out OF the family car and cross the
street and tell his mother to come for
a drive. Jumping out OF his fathers
machine he did not see the approach
ing car by which he was Knocked
down. both wheels passing over him
Thinking that he was seriously In :
jured he was rushed to the ONCE OF
nr Rennie In the autom obile that had
struck him. where an examination
showed that he had suffere1 no seri-
Gus injuries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
DEED RECORDED FOR RAILWAY
Richmond Railway and ViadHct Conn
pany Take Title of Richmond
and Henrico Properties.

a deed OF transfer was recorded
in the Chancery Court yesterday af-
ternoon. by which f. Randolph Will
liams. Thomas B. Gay and Fl. Fl.
Chalkley, representing the Richmont
Railway and Eiaduct Company. re-
ceive the property OF the Richmond
and Henrico Company, from the Rich
mond and Henr;co COMPANY. the
Union Trust Company. of Toronto
and S. A. Anderson, special commits
sioner. for the sum of 100000.
This transfer Is simply a confirma-
ton Of the sale OF me Richmond ana
Henrico pla mt to E. r. Williams and
others" on November 5. in pursuance
OF an order issued by Judge Crump on
September Is.
II is generally understood that the
Virginia Railway and Power Conn.,
pany will take over the property. This
deed was recorded yesterday in order
that the purchasers might avoid the
war tax which becomes effective to-
day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Oyxtermen Cooperating.

The growers and packers OF oysters
in the State have been co operating
with the health officials in their work
and the meeting today will result "a
bringing more closely together thc
oyster producers and the health author
tiles, and the insuring Of an output or
none but perfect and healthy oysters
The Virginia oyster, a few years ago
was given black eye" when reports
were made that the oyster was an
wholesome and unhealthful Efforts
made since have resulted In = cor
recting Of this impression. and th''
Virginia oyster. one OF the finest Of
all food products, is again coming into
its own.
With the co-o aeration OF the planters
and shippers. and the barring from the
mark cts Of those who do not con'p'N
with the rules and regulations Of rEe
State and Federal authorities, the
oyster industry in Virginia will be n
much greater one. The only thing
to be feared Is that individuals. not
cooperating. will tong oysters from
polluted districts and get them on the
market After today's meeting 1t lis
believed that all will work in perfect
harmony with the health authorities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov. 3o-Tf~ Tening up
OF December contracts s.. appeared
TO dominate the general tone or the
Cotton Market here this afternoon.
Liverpool was lower than due. while
additional December notices estimated
at about 5000 bales. were placed In
circulation, and the market opened al
unchanged prices to a decline or six
points. but soon became Irregular ard
unsettled on December liquidations. The
market continued unsettled to the close,
the closing figures being one TO six
poiuta lower
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01

OF Mr.. and Mrs, George w. WI
whose dealt, occurred yesterday mol
ing at o'clock at the residence
her parents. ~ Court Street. Ettri'
was conducted from the residence
3.30 O'Clock this afternoon. the r
william Il. Jet. pastor OF Memoir
NJ e. Church. offciating. Intern.
was made In Ettrick Cemetery.
This Is the second child that Mr.. 4
Mrs Wall have lost within the p
four months. and they have the ~
pathy OF a wide circle of friends
their bereavement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
ROAD BUILDERS TO
MEET IN FEBRUARY

President William F, Cooke. of the
Virginia Road Builders Association
yesterday notified Manager James r.
Disney. of Murphy's Hotel. that In
view OF conflict Of dates the annual
convention of that association would
be changed from the week of January
rs to that of February g.
This convention will bring several
hundred leading farmers and planters
and other citizens Of Virginia to Rich
mond Headquarters will be az
Murphy's Hotel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
80 SELLING PRESS HE AND PRICE
MOVEMENTS ~goNEp oNIN
FRACTIONAL. CHANGES,
MINOR MARkETSREOPEN
PM AnEiruIa AND WASHINGTON
sTot ~ ENCHANGES or BACK
rNru nt.>TNi<s-MoNtt Co\Et-
TIoNs REMAIN toNFoRTAHn,E.

Ne,. York %ss 5a-Aithouzh con-
-.lst,~s s-r-o trading Ia the F1opened
bond department OF ghe New YORK
STOCK Exchange have 30 be qualified
ar regard for the artificial conditions
represented 81 the establishment ~
no 7imar prices and other safeguards
fa~ values az we'll aS for TIE bank
.rE position. the progress of tEe e&-
pertinent today was satlsfactory- Desl-
.r4s aggregated about fwlCe- the
volume RI business ON saturday. and
while II was what would have been
~ailed a dull market In culinary times
here were features ot Interest as. for
example she Using strength shown BY
he rnferborough Metropolitan <i+s-
There ras selling hut mo obvious
pressure and thc bonds which were
fret dealt tn tire open or saturday
showed for the most part only irreeu-
lar fractional changes. The number OF
issues IN which there were transactions
oased materially. fhe newcomers
exhibiting generally the same average
~ loss from the Julv fgures rs ap-
reared In Saturdays dealings
winor stock Markets Open.
Silrrulous to talk about the partial
orsrior 81 the stock exchange to trad
frg " stocks Was impaired by the
qualified resumption In bonds Further
s~rovra wenlent fer such an Hndartak p
tnr was supplied by the conduct Of
he minor stock markets s}lGh as Phil
adplnhta and Washington. which re
operrd TODAY There was not much
activity a. these markets. and other
cente~s where the markets hAv" been
restored urder some estrlrttonS, hn'
aft advires HCresd that there was lack
~ pressure with irregular tendencies
20 srmness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Methodist Ministers Reorganisc.

Petersburg. Va. Nov. so.--The
regular weekly meeting OF the MeNa-
odist ministers was held at Washing
ton Street Church this morning when
reorganization was perfected by the
election OF the following of'icers:
President, Rev. Stonewan J. Brown
of the High Street Church: secretary,
Rev william J. Watt, OF Matoaca:
treasurer. Rev, ]. H. Holloway, OF the
Wesley Church.
The several pastors reported =.
esting and largely attended services
al their respective churches yesterday,
Special mention was made OF the ser
vices at the Washington Street
Church where the Rev. Richard
wilkinson. D. D.. entered upon his
new pastorate and preached to a
large congregation.
Minnie Pauline Wall.
Petersburg. Va, Nov. 30.-The fun
eral of Minnie Pauline Youngest child
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRoDt CE.

Chicago. Nov. 3G-Wheat. There vas
nothing new or important I'm today =
Developments. Wheat opened tower On
some little pressure to sell. Offerings
we're well taken and the prices held
steady during The first part ~ the
session on expectation Of a good dc
rrcase ~ the visible supply when
he visible supply was posted show in 4
it decrease OF 1902. 900 bushels. the
market quickly advanced 1 - cents
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Qualities As Administrator

John II. Jones qualified before
Walter DuVal clerk of Hastings
Court, Part II. yesterday as admins
tor OF the estate of Josiah Jones who
died intestate, His only heir is John
Fl. Jones of 200 West Twenty-f first
Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01

Petersburg. Va. Nov. 3o.--M
Sarah w. Jones. OF Ill l-c Gre
Avenue. announces the marriage
her daughter. Lucy Jane. to Mr.. VI
liam Thomas West. the ceremony Id
ing been performed Saturday nos
November IS. at the rectory OF Chr
Episcopal Church. Ricnmond. by I
Rev. Charles W Sydnor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Petition In Rankrunfcy.

In the United States District Cour,
yesterday afternoon petition In bank
ruptcy was filed by G. f. Guvernator
confectioner and cigar dealer at sol
East Grace Street. Richmond. Debts
are scheduled at $i0,746. and assets
are stated as $1S,o46
The debts consist of sl0,231, secured
claims; $4S5 rent, and sac wages
The assets are the Terminal Hotel
with land AMI improvements, at West
Point, Va, on which are deeds OF
trust amounting to 1855 Gncluded ir
schedule of liabilities); stock at SOL
East Grace Street, valued at $4,000
and SIS due on open accounts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Verdict in Law and Eauit,

A verdict for s2s3.25 was given in
the Law and Equity Court yesterday
in the case of DR.. B. w Bawles
against J. T. Ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Grand Jury Next Monday

| The grand Jury of Hastings Court
| will convene next Monday for the
November term. No criminal cases
will be heard in that court this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Charters Granted.

The following charters were grant
ed yesterday 10y the State Corporation
mission
Amendment to charter of Common
wealth Coal Corporation, Richmond,
Va. increasing maximum capital stock
from 100000 10 100000. creating
500. 900 preferred stock.
Amendment to charter f. Clifton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday by Clerk Walter Christian 10
Robert G. Bayless and Mary f. De-
laney. Frederick c. Bates and Bessie
Cole.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Henrico | transfers
SIX BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS

William r. Philips Buys 9l-Acre
Farm. Near DarbytOwn Road.
Deeds OF bargain and sale were re-
corded Yesterday with Deputy Clerk
Thomas Fletcher in Henrico Circuit
Court as follows:
For consideration Of $4,000 VIII
liam r. Phillips acquired from Per
civai Smith and wife ninety acres