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NEW HAVEN DIRECTORS
SUMMONED TO TESTIFY
Kocl>cfclIcr. Tinker and Miller Called In
Investigation BeInT Con-
ducteI by I. &. &.

Washington, May S.-Wiliam Rock
cfcilcr, George j.. Baker and George
Mccullough Miller, OF New York, all
directors of the New Haven Railroad,
have been called 10 testify next We'd
neSday before the Interstate Commerce
Commission in its investigation of the
New Haven road. Former President
Mellcn viii be called later to tell of
transactions between the railroad and
the Billiard Company.
I, is probable that Timothy l.. Byrns.
onc-time assistant To Former President
Mcllcn. viii testify on Monday. l.. -.
Robbins, chief counsel Of the New Ha-
ven who has been prominently identi-
lied in the testimony III connection with
the affairs of the Billiard Comp. ny, is
expected TO take the stand on Tuesday.
The gathering together of loose ends
of several minor transactions and the
piccinG together of these characterized
The New Haven hearing to-day before
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Two Of three facts regarded as hav-
ing AN important bearing upon the
matter under inquiry were developed
through the testimony yesterday of
John billiard. promoter Of the Billiard
Company.
They were that the Billiard Company
dealt broadly in other securities besides
those OF the New Haven and its subsi-
diaries: that the Billiard Company prac-
ucally WAS John l.. Billiard himself:
that for reasons of his own John l..
Billiard burned his personal books and
papers. which contained records of
many transactions, and that while he
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THE RICHMOND VA SATURDAY. MAY O. 1914

made profit of approximately ST.
100000 ON tho deal in Boston aud Maine
stock, which represented substantially
the profit Of the Billiard Company, the
assets of tho company. which now are
in possession of Billiard himself amount
to Il trlile more than &. 900. 900. indicat-
ing depreciation of about $500 900.
Birdscy Case, lawyer OF Hartford
explained to the commission his con
ncction with the Metropolitan Steam
ship transaction, another phase of the
inquiry. Case succeeded Grover Clevc-
land Richards, of Portland. Me, as
dummy" treasurer of the Metropolitan
Company.
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have been no important shipments from the
local stock. and conflicting opinions are cX-
pressed aS to the probable disposition Of the
cotton taken up for Southern interests. Some
sun expect Il Will be gradually shipped out,
while others believe that II will lind it, way
back into the hands Of spot interests and be
fcld mere as protection for July Efforts
This view has probably been encouraged
by continued reports OF accommodating yarn
STOCKS, which have been accompanied hy
small arrivals al spot cotton here from
Northern mill points and threatened curtsil-
men; By Southern spinners.
Meanwhile. however. old crop distribution
has continued without any apparent weak
ening % Southern spot markets. and buyers
OF new crops are doubtless counting upon
the bulllsh view Of worlds consumption as
compared with the uncertainties OF the
growing season. particularly In view OF the
late season In the Southwest and reports that
the new Egyptian crop is securing an un-
favorable start
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cOTJoS MARKETS

Ncw Yorf May Tile cotton -uarke, was
Very quiet to-day and iiuctubted within Il
range ~ OF points. closing steady q, a
net loss of lJl points. oid crop positions
were relatively Hteady. while there was ,c.tt-
icr!uG selling % new CROP deliveries. oviu..
90 the generally favorable character Of tho
weather nap encouraging private crop ac-
cOlnth from the Mississippi delta ana tie
forecasts Tor generally fair iV"ath". :Dl.o,,-
Ing beneficial showers ip Inc eastern belt
The opening WAS steady at an advance D.! =
points 20 q decline Of point, May and .Diiy
heing higher, while later months were nm
changed to point lower Liverpool made a
steady showing. and there was some carly
buYing OF July here by houses with fo,cicn
After the ciose OF Inc English
market ;h;s demand was Withdrawn. and
pTicee later eGsSd OF under scattered ceiling,
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New York. May Sums Weekly Review
VIII say tomorrow:
There Is improved sentiment In com
merS.Ii and industrial channels. even
liant outlook Tor The winter wheat crop ia
spires contidcnC" In the future, and the
Spicnulo agricultural prospects. generally,
constitute the best feature OF the situation.
statistics OF trade movements are conflict
inS. Some encouragement Is derived from
reports regarding the leading trades ana in
uuStrics. the weather has initiated against
a iuli distribution OF ScdSonable lucrchau-
disc. yet there Is IA wider movement in Ger
tain lines. Least satisfactory news f. re-
ceivcd a. 70 iron and steel where conditions
are SLOW 10 improve. As to have been
expected. the production OF mig iron during
Apri showed u considerable falling OFF In
the primary cotton goods markets trading il
stu OF "a conservative character The mills
continue 10 carry stocks. and In certain In
Government Inquiries. either actual or pro
spective. have had strengthening effect
upon heavy duck. which H. from .c. TO &C.
per pound above the extreme low level re-
Gently quoted. The feature of the leather
situation Is the active demand FOR all kinds
proportionaliy high a. compared with the
choice varieties. There are some Indications
al improvement In footwear. bat condl lions
IN this line are not wholly satisfactory. AZ
rrcssiNo operations in tho speculative MAI
hcts FOR the leading farm staples are lack
The outlook Tor an unprecedented yield of
the winter crop
q IS gratifying that the business NOR
tally Of tho country Is steadily diminish
Ing. Statistics prepared by this paper show
that there Were fewer commercial rcversals
during April ;han In amy month this year.
although there W.D some Increase as con.
;rasted with 1913.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line 1st is........... str
a. =. LII. aud y. q ODD. .. %
y G. /. couV. 4 ON Baltimore. bidl.. go.
'he-a peak- una Ohio COW. 8s.a........ 81
Iaggett and Myers iS 'hid) ............... 1+l,
lAzgett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. rs
10 -.l'!t C"iHPt"y Js-......-.-.. JOS
i.uriilIrd Company 1s................... Z. a.,
N"rioF ana Western conv. ii:s Cbid). 1,-l .
Seahourd Air Line stamped 4 6bid1 ~
SeahDard Air Liuc ADJ. os.........-...... Z.
southern Eailway ts........-............ 7gs,
Southern Hallway Observation-Disclosures. 1875.
United states steel md 5s............... 1yl,'
.a!.rI rlat.' Feglsicfed e. 1927 fh!dl .... 35i,
,hit'q states reEisteTed 81. 1915 OLA. ~
nltri Sit'es Panama 81 toih) ......... 10
virginia BruSu bros. Embellishments. -
Ni-ginla-Car. Chcm. 1t 5s.-........... ..s.
va. ity. and Power 20. Js............ r.-
rs tba-h Get 81 IhidJ. ........... 4"
WIlush- Pitts. form. 1T la............ s
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NEW YORK rnoDrcr M,KKrr

Nov I0rk, MAY S.-Suvlr- Raw. irin: mo-
las>os. S2.i', centrifugal. salt; refined steady
!}ntt"'- steady. Cheese. Steady. Coffee
spot. dull: Rio. No. :. Sac: Santos No T.
li"sc.: mild. dull. Cordova. l9i5ai6t
Cottonsced oil was easy early under heavy
liquidation I'm July and August Tor account
o the West and South. but covering of
shorts and support from rciiucrS caused a
partial recovery toward the close Final
prices We're 10 points lower for May. ! point
higher Fog September and 2U3 lower Tor
other active months. Tlc market closed
steady. spot. 1"'t1.ij, Nay. 1.lSU1.15. June
7."it'.2t. July. i.3itr7.5i. August, : iSF!7i
september 5."u55l; October. 51oT7.el: No
Nembci, 0H"dN'. December. c.5pdi..5. Total
sales. .3.3i1 barrels.
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WrrI,I, Cottun Kcyi,,y

New Work. May S-ft has hcen a ouic,
week in the cotton market. aud sentiment
has evidently been much confused as to tho
near month situation. Further unruvorable
crop advlCes from tiC Southwest have been
offset ny the absence of complaints from,
other sections ~ tho belt. and the tDucur-
ance Of improved weather conditions Offer
nSs have increased somewhat ~. Hdyices
hut Liverpool has been good buyer 81
July, supposedly in the way -: uudoinE
straddlce at increased differences. Willie later
deliveries have been supported 10y invest
mcnt trade buying comparatively
moderate Sethacks
Further May notices have been promptly
stopped. and May has maintained Il premium
% 80 p0lnts or moro oNcr LmlN. nm ihern
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offerings were not heavy enough. however
somewhat hullish showing OF the Weekend
hgurcs helped ia sustain the near months
when SOLD. only a point under last nights
close April was relatively easy. April con-
tracts In the Now York market represent
government grades. according TO the present
pan ana the first sale that delivery
was ~ points over March. The difference at
INC close Tonight, however. was only -
Arrivals OF cotton reported In New York
today Included io1) bales from Northern
mil points, which tended to emphasizes re-
cent reports of unfavorable conditions in
some branches of the dry goods trade
Cotton futures CLOSED
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TUESDAY. MAY II. 1914.
at o'clock r. NJ.
on the premises, offer for sale the
above property. This property has
street and Brook avenue of "a feet
ana runs back about 40 feet Inches
II is bounded on the nortl, by Il hfteen-
1901 aIi.P, ana has II frontage i'm the
rear OF ): feet. ca more detailed de-
Sciiptiou will be given ut sale) The
improvements consist OF two stores
with dwellings above. and always oc;
cupieu by good tenants. On account OF
inis me location and its proximity to
broad street, ii can be classcd with
iroad street property. This Is IA rare
opportunity to get one Of the most de-
sirablc business properties in the city
and Is enhancing in value all the timo
ii you want something that Is iine and
sale. ~
TERMS: One fourth cash. the resi-
que AT one and two years. with c
per cent. secured by n deed of trust on
the property.
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CmICNno GNNlN MAKKEr.

CHICAGO. III, May S-Predict!ons ~ thc
earliest harvcs, ever known ia the United
states made tho wheat market ease off to-
day after a. show of strength closing prices
were steady at II shnde to- i.H@.c. net decline.
~ tn" other leading staples. TOO had somc-
thing of q setback -corn. isGttc.; oats IN
70. ana provisions "Ul5c.
Cash grain closed: Wheat 80. rcd o5isTs
pic; No. hard. Hii.Naii4c.; No. northern.
"cp@Ic.. No spring. 95i2Uoj.c. Corn No
- t'c: 80. . yellow, Ni.T6,c. Oats stand
nrd. 3ti4rSs9.c
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KNIGHTS
SMOKERS-Common
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


DIeporj"d by Rodgers. plummcr " Co. Inc)
Petersburg Va. May S.-Peanuts-S Spanish
Farmers Spanish. weak anu unsettled at
81 70 per bushcl. NirEin!as- Fancy Jumbo. -,
Mf"Ic. per pound; fancy handpic,<ed. 500
Ne. per pound; extra prime ~ TIi:c. no.
pound. prime is'ii-c. per pound: Smelling
stock SNC4c. per pound
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New orlcans May S.-Thc cotton nnrke,
was very narrow to-day and closed al not
decline of las points. At the outset indi.
cations pointed 10 lower prices in the
crop IN sympathy with tho decline in values
AT Liverpool and "a lcsSenlnr in the local
demand Tor spot. and under the Influence OF
improved weather conditions In tho west
ern section oi the cotton belt Thcrc was =,
mia "uyiuE movement in evidence during
me forenoon that served "a Stircn tho mar
H"t e lat. and prices moved up slightly.
INC reaction Was not Important. however.
ana during the remainder .! tic day prices
nuctubt'd over a range 81 only a point or
Two. bu' with mild downward tendency.
spot cotton quiet aud unchanged; mid
hllnG, I"'tc-; sales on the spot 49, bales and
~ to arrive. Cotton futures closed steady:
May. l2N'' July, 100. August l..3s; October
li.r; Derrmhcr. II ~.
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NAVAL. STORES.

Savannah Ca. MAY -rurpentiue-Fir,n
AZ $50 il'sc.; sales '5S casks receipts 80
casks; shipments i casks; stock li.iio casks
Resin Firm; sales i'?1, barrels; receipts 30.
barrels shipments j06 barrels, stock loSi.D
barrels. Quote: A. II. So G7i..
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DnY GOODS MAREErs-

New York. May Section goods ana yarns
were steHdic- to-day with an Increase In Tho
volume "f business being noted. Foreign and
domestic wool nnrkcts were hrner Less
lIctS.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
KIchmond. Va. May 3. i0ii.
FOlloMinS arc the nuotntinns Nh iha ID icA
{ ATTf.E MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
LSLlas ~ l-uluI Sin..l, NarLs

'trN II '''NU III r = VN r NJ Y t + Ell.
tSales at Union Stock Yardsl
Richmoud. Va. May ;. 1914
Report Of the live stock market for the
week ending May I. 1911:
Best steers S"si.c. medium to good. 7i.Sf
"a. common 1" fair. ssm7c.; best heifers
ii:HSc.; medium To good, Gi.G1c.: common to
fair. '4u6C.; best cows. G:iGi4c.: medium to
good 3hd5',c.; common to fair. 3i:uihc.;
best oxen, 5i.T6'ic.: medium to good, 5i.if
6ac; common I" fair. iis.jc.; bulls. jGci,c :;
caNrs. sac: dicks. 4tii2c. COWS and calves
E"H 900 Hogs. Si@a>4.C.: sows and stays
b'sn'c.; hes; sheep, jncc.: medium to good
i"''sc.: common to iair. 3iaulc.: host fail
lambs. 1HSc.; common to fair. SiaTGi.c,:
spring lambs. suoc.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by J. ID. Carneal & Son,
Rcal Estate Auctioncers.
No. ! North Eleventh Street.
AUCTION SALE

GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY NEAR
THE CORNER OF BROOK AVENUE
AND BROAD STREET. NOS 800
AND 81 NORTH ADAMS STREET.
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Port Observation-Disclosures.

Port Observation-Disclosures 1900; cxpor,s
LES bales. stock. i.1.iS. bales
Total to-day at all po-tS-Nct rccejpts
lh2G bales: exports 1905 bales stock, e3j. a9s
bales.
Total for the wcck-Nct receipts. 7S3ss
bales: exports. FRASER bales
Total tor the sca-on--Nct receipts 1901
HH bales: exports. &liS.ioj bales.
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chicago. H.. May S.-IIoss-Marset weak
Bulk of sales SS.5"uS.6l; pigs. s7.ioftS.,o cat
tlc-Markct slow. Cows ami heifers. S37ed
$50; calves Silo. Shcep-Markct strong:
lnmhs. 81. .t.tr1. -. -
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y. Il. DICKINSON.
JOHN T.. GAYLE.
Special commissioners

undersigned trustees. dated January ~
l!l": and recorded in the clerks Office
OF iicnrico Circuit Court, in d. Is
l"' ~. page rs, default having been
made in the payment OF = part of tn"
debt therein secured to be paid, ana
being so required To do By the note
holder. we Will sci! at public auction.
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY II. 1919.
at o'clock T. NJ.
the real estate described in tho said
nced Of trust as fronting - feet i
inches Oh the north line OF Moore
street, beginning lt7 feet Il incne.
more or less. west OF Summit Avenue
and running back from said front be.
tween parallel lines 80 feet To a 20
foot alley
~ MS: Cash.
w. ERSklNE BUFORD.
Leigh X. FACE.
Trustees.
This property is new. and consists
of senidctaciled brick dwelling OF
six rooms. ana will make n dcsira Bile
home for any one wishing to liv. in,
this section Of the city, or n splendid
investment for idle funds.
WM. u. PIZZINT co.
Auctionccrs.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
by Ruflin e Sloan.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
No. ZlO9 Pleasant St.


In pursuance OF Il decree of the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city of Richmond en-
tered on the 2Sth day of April, 1914, in
the cause Of william l.. billiard vs..
John Il. Whitley ct ais" the under
signed special commissioner will sell
ut public auction. on the promises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY ~, 1914
at o'clock T. NJ.
the following described real estate: All
that certain lot of land. with the frame
dwelling. No. 2109 Pleasant Street,
Richmond. Va, bounded ms follows:
bcgiltDiDE on the south line Of Pleasant
street u feet 4 inches east from an
alley 10 feet wide. and running thence
eistwnrdly along said south line OF
Pleasant street and fronting thereon
81 feet inches. and thence running
back in Il southerly direction and
nearly parallel with said l5-foot alley
about 1875 feet to AN alley ii feet WIDE
on which said last alley IL has IL front
OF 81 feet inches.
TERMS: Cash.
GEORGE Il. WISE
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5th day
of May. 1914.
Tcste: CHAS. o. sAVILLE.
Clerk.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
PROPERTY OF TUCKAHoE AND
JAMES RIVER RAILROAD CONF
HANY'S PROPERTY


By virtue OF a certain decd OF trust.
dated January !. 1884: between the
I ruckahoe and lanes River Railroad
recorded in the clerks Office OF tho
Ctrcui; Court of Henrico County. Deed
Book li3-A, page So. default having
been made in the payment OF the debt
required so to do by the bondhOlders the
Undersigned, having been duly sub
Stitutcd hs trustee for said ~. w. IVES
son by an order OF the Circuit Court
20. 1914. Will sell ut public auction. Mt
the front door Of iicnriCo County Court
house, corner Twcnty-second and Main
streets. Richmond. Va. on
THURSDAY: MAY II. 1914.
at L. o'clock noon.
the property. real and personal. en-
braccd in said deed OF trust. .to-wit:
Ail and singular the entire line OF
railroad OF the Tuckalioe and James
River Railroad Company tabout ivo
row In operation between Lorraine sta
don, on the James River branch OF tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany. and Clayton, In IIenrico County,
irnnchises and all ears and equipments.
tolls ana Income thereof, and its real
and personal property.
IN" personal property consists prln-
g!ne. In good working condition. and
five miles Of 5G-lb. steel rails.
TERMS: Cash.
II. r. LENIST.
Substituted Trustee.
MURRAY, PRENTICE & ROWLAND,
- Wall Street. New York.
GEORGE BRYAN.
Richmond. Va
Attorneys for Bondholtiers.
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AUCTION SALE-,'uturc Days.
BY ELAN IL Funston.
Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION sAI


COMMISSIONERS, AUCTION SALE
rEoEERrIEs NOS, sal AND 1919
s:rEGTIyE !MpROVIAIf:Nrs BEING
ROOMS AND ! FKANl2 DwELLINs;G;
In pursuance Of Il decree of the Law
and Equity Court, entered on the 5th
Gary ct ais. w. Ethel G. Gary ct ais"
the undersigned special commissioners
appointed thereby Will proceed to sell
at Pubic auction, on the respective
premises.
,,r WEp2NESnAY: MAY 10. 1911;
second-No. 1872 West clay Street.
at $50 o'clock +. VI.
south Side Of CLAY Street. between era
ham and liancock Streets. III feet.
running eastwardlv and fronting on
the south side of Clay Street Ii feet 6
iIih nes o WIN f.o depth between parallel
Property No. 12l2 West Clay street
is described as: .Berinniug at II point
feet from the northwest corner Of CLAY
and Harrison Streets. thence running
westwardly along the north line Of
feet. and extending back northwnrtIIv
between parallel lines 22c feet TO n 20
foot alley
TERMS: onc-third cash; onc-third in
SiX Co mouths and oncthird in twelve
12) months the deferred payments to
be evidenced by notes bearing 6 nor
cent interest from date. title to be- re-
tanned until the purchase money has
been paid and Il conveyance ordered
by court; or all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser.
y. IL. DICKINSON.
JOHN +. GAYLE.
Special Commissioners
!: T. y. Winston, clerk OF the Law
and Equity Court Of the city OF Rich
mond. do certify that the bond required
IN the decree above referred 10 has
been duly given.
p. Il. WINSTON.
Clerk.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York.

safes. stocks.
AiliS- Chalmers
Nllis-Chalmcrs. prd. $50.
70. zoe .NmatgamatcL Copper e.
Nm. Agr. Chem, com
Amer. Beet Sugar, com. E.
l,Noo American Can
500 American Can. pfd. 49,.
100 Amer. Car and Edry.
American Cotton oil
Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
American I.insccd oil.
400 American Locomotive
i'SVo american Smelling ....
lou American SNUFF. com.
AmcriCUan Sugar
100 Amer. Tel. ami Tel. Co. g.
american Tobacco. com.
american Tobacco. pfd.
e.HVu Anaconda Copper
1000 Atchison
zoe Atlantic Coast Line.
y. Z. l.. of Connecticut.
goo Baltimore ana Ohio 80.
SOC Bethlehem Steel Co. com
bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
100 british Amer. Fob. Co.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Central Leather, com
loo California Petroleum -.
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio
thicaSo Great Western.
200 Chi. Great West. pfd.
l,Gr0 Chi. Mil. and s.. Paul.
10 truciblc steel Cor. com.
40 crucible Steel. pfd. ...
zoe Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
500 Consolidated Gas
800 Corn Products. com.
Den. and Eio Gran, com.
-''O' F.lic
300 Erie. LIST pfd.
Fed. Min. ana SIN. pfd.
100 Goodrich. com.
Geo. w. Iiclme lob. CO..
300 Great Northern, pfd. -.
100 Great Northern ore Gifts.
illinois Central
ntcrboro-Mct. ...
loo lntcrboro-Mct.. pfd. -.
Int. Harvester. com
-oo Int Mcr. Marine. com.
INT. I'apcr .......
Int. Paper. pfd
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by sullivan & Company,
ana
y W. Bowe e Son,
Real Estate AuctionecrS
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
HOUSE AND LOT
No. 1908 w. Main St.

In execution of decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond.
entered on the Sth day OF October, 1918,
ia the cause OF Ora Earl Keys Ct ais.
undcrsirned special commissioners. will
sell at auction. on
TUESDAY. MAY ~. 1919.
nt 8 +. NJ.
that detached frame dwelling. with
modern improvements. situated on the
south line Of Main street between Deep
L:un and Shcph"rd Streets. having "a
frontagc Of thirty 600 feet. and rum
ming back southwardly from said from,
l3j feet TO an alley ii feet wide
one Of the best residential sections In
the West End. where real estate is
rapidly enhancing In value. and any
enc who desires something good. either
as home or Investment. should not
TERMS: One third of the purchase
money in cash. ANA the balance in
equal instailments, payable at six.
twelve and eighteen months, rcspec-
lively. after dat. of sale, with interest
at the rate of i per cent per annum on
the deferred payments, for which de
fcrred inst3llmcnts the purchaser shall
give his notes, tnd title to lac retained
until all of the purchase money is paid ::
or All cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
DAVID MEADE WHITE.
JAMES c. PAGE.
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required of
the special commissioners by the de-
cree OF October s, 1918, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF October. 1913.
CIIAs. o. sAvu.LE.
Clerk
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Quotations foi Interest paying bonds are At
Z Ir4co t. WhiCh interest must bo added In
come bonds and certificates OF Indebtedness
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MAi:kET CONDITIONS.
Ergs-DemHnd fine. Poultry Active and
/" sntcd. Ncals-In splendid demand Coun-
Try BAcou-Nery dull ami plentiful.
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RlcnMo>p STOCK .MApKtr..

ny Casl.ic =. Burch & Co
stock md Bond Brokers. 10l5 T.. Main Street
Richmond, Va, May :. 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09

VIM. Is. Pizzini Company.
Real Estate Agents and Nuctionccrs.
i23 East Main Street.