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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

! Side Avcnme. $50 feet south of Essc,
| street April II. 1915. tax $3.50. $40.
;. h"nry Bcckstoffer, ct ux. to J. Joscpi
bochins. laoNl2i feet at the southcas,
corner Of x and Thirty-third Streets
Nrril =. 1918. tax $l.50. $40.
j. I. kacmpf. ct uN. to Julia Carl.
ton. hoNlfO feet east line Second Ave
nue., 90 feet north OF Magnolia Avenue
April Is. 1915. $500.
John Sloan. trustee. to A. j. Warren
.IAl2o feet south line Jackson street
% irct west OF Second street. April
W. Jenkins. ct ux( to w, T.. Drink :
ard. Jr.. 35Nito feet cast line Mary
land Avenue, 140 feet north of Pollock
street: April 30. 1915. tax 81, $40.
j.. II. Jeffrics. ct uxt to a. 4. Smith,
'oN103 feet north line Virginia Avenue
100 feet cast of Napoleon Street. April
2S. 9l3. tax $40. $40.
y. L.. Massey. 1T uX. to DR.. H. s., Mac
Lean. 3oNl3o feet south line Munumcnt
Avenue. - feet west of Addison Street.
April 10. 1918. tax S10.S0. $3.50
Marie J.. Rowe. ct vir. to William \.
Rhodes. 3SXl32 feet west line Twenty
third street. ~ feet north OF NJ street.
April ., 1915. S2.1j0.
Paul Michcli. ct al. to A. Pucciuclli,
IGN 80 feet at the northeast corner OF
Iaylor and Meadow Streets. March IS,
1915. tax 81. $40
Frank 7. Sutton. trustee. to Isaac
Miller. 2oNSo feet at the north cor
ner of Monroe and Clay Streets. March
10, 1915. $4,000.
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MARSHALLITES WALLOP
INQUIRIES UNIVERSITY
Twisting OF Tyson. Who Relieved
joint, Fenture--iicnVy Hitting
Scores MNny Runs

Manager Bctts and his High School
nine continued their onward march for
INC prep school honors by smuggling the
McGuirc's University team into defeat
SMestsrrdmny 10y by the score Of . to g. John
shorts Lons e c%S iSn nla tyom he ',s
the last McGuires man died on a pop
ny In fact. with the exception Of the
thst McGnire's. could do with the High
school pitchers was to either strike
on Tor or 10 gently ny out TO iniicld.
; nvnrEthing that driftcd their way. and
pulled down any Maynard hys Their
only error was wild throw BY Sales
ana paved the way for more. The out
Held had a holiday as the only two
was hard running catch by Wharton.
parrish. who was on tho mound for
m, aei,! twirled good bali, and tho
erratic support given him. Maryc who
Was at shortstop. pulled off some splen-
r pnr. he.di M, although he made two CIR
rors' Starkey also played good game
chances
John Marshall scored three runs on
swo bases ON balls. one error. and one
MI, put after the first inning. took :,
rest until The sixth. when two more
s snHs were annexed on two hits. two
pig inning was the luck seventh. when
! pulled three more runs across on iivo
n,fs. one error and - passed ball An
N Gnt run was added in the farewell
inning, when sales almost made ;. home
run on - healthy swat To left field
,m VINE, WAS "a, missed at the plate by Fair
ia'hp. lh'sc nine runs We're enough
I'd c.nch The game for High school
McGuire's only scores came in tho
second inning. when five runs were
made after two men were out Gresham
ana Robinson We're walked. and J,hn-
son WAS hit by Jollin. Gresham and
noo,hsoh scored. ana johnson anchored
on third. when Starkcy landed on Soc.
0nh on wild throw by Sales to catch
nm on an easy iniicId boundcr Leach
INC elongated right fielder. through,
center field "
This. ended McGuirc'x scoring and
their hopes for the game. Tvson re-
iieNcd Jollin and saved the game for
Ms Alma Mater. TYSON only allowed
t"c enemy one hit. which WAS "A scratch
mil'' 1nIN tapping NJ little nys or miss
BESIDES fielding a magnificent game
a! shoftstop. sales also Registered thrcc
r out OF toul attempts. and annexed
iour runs. captains Tiuslcv also showed
up wei AT third. pulling in SIX sizzl.rs
:.nn AFRO using his head on close uIays
biii wharton era ckcd out two bits
;nco'ues pnllinS OF sensational field
This game is the fourteenth str.ipb,
victory Tor the public school lads w.hi"h
Iu,tc record. particularly among
s,chooiboXs High Schools success *
que particularly TO the persistent
forts OF Coach Harry lIe,lccrc,h wiz,
self. ''"'o"d MN
John Marshall Will attcmp, 10 make
nS1ct'nc thsL" tho same bitter drogs
wins the next game. th. rh.n,,tn,uHi
cup VIII he theirs. Yestcrd,v.s st.orn
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEps
Eight Release Deeds Amounting I
S1O.fl():l.

\: =. Smith. trustee, To 7. j. Tillcr.
nrly street 81 feet west OF Carter
street. February 81. 1915, s475.l5.
Leroy T.. Brown. trustee, to s. 4.
and w. 4. Pulliaia. % feet II 1-2 inches
by l22 feet west line Randolph street,
$50 feet IL inches south OF Beverly
street. April 90, 1915, sl.S34.
Edward III. Brown. trustee. to Old
Folks Home of the Grand Fountain of
tic United Order OF True Eeformcrs
acres on cast side Of n road leading
from Seventeenth street; also. S7XlSn
feet at tho southeast corner Of Ridge
and Terrell Streets April &c. lois,
So.7ai
William Il. Pizzini. trustee to r. H.
Soltz. lots ! to - inclusive in block
In the plan Of Winters Addition. April
s, 1915. S2,12o.
tain ct the United order Of True Re-
formers, 6oxle2 feet ut the northwest
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were Issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Department:
w IL. ;Icnks. for Straus Cigar Co.,
Same. for Miller & Rhoads, Sixth and
Broad Streets. three ceiling fans.
Same, for Davis & Archer, 204 North
Robinson Street. eighteen fixtures.
Same, for II. l.. Cain. 10 West Main
Street. seven fixtures.
Same. for Virginia Realty Co., 4 North
Mulberry Street, twenty three fixtures.
same, Tor same, North Mulberry
street, twenty three fixtures.
EnSelbcrg & Bear. for Richmond
News Co, Go3 East Broad Street, four
W. B. Catlctt, for Ratcliffc &: Tanner.
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cHANcEny DEEDS or TRUST.
SiN Deeds of Trust Amounting I,
SI0,651,D5

John W Coleman to II. X. Bachc
trustee. lot I in block G. in tho plan
o. OBJ leland Park April IA, 1915, So
"A; !. Warren to John Sloan. trustee
''Nl2p feet 10 inches south lire Jack
son street. 90 feet west Of Second
Street; April ]. 1915: sl.60I.
William y: Rhodes to II. i. Pollard
n. trustee, 3SNl32 feet east line Tween
ty-third street. l21 feet north OF NJ
street: April =. 1915, $3.50
X. II. Staiz. ct uX. to T. NJ. Boxlcy
trustee. lots ] to % inclusive in block
In the plan OF Winters Addition, be-
ing bounded by Baker. Littlepage and
.oaiter Streets. February 90, 1915
Henry S. Wallerstein, ct ux. to Elan
" funsten. trustees. 800 feet front
ING on both the James River and Les
ter street. April 30. 1915, $1,000.
T. j: Marshall ct uN. to Fl. r. Pol
lard, Jr" trustee. i3 feet inches by
lbS feet inches north line Vcna bic
street. So feet inches west of .Jcssa
mine Street. April -, 1915, $1,000.
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climbing PERMITS.

The following permits were jysuod
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian.
ders:
w. II. Eanes. for James $. Francis.
200-2-4-6-S-1O Temple street.
Same, for same. 17o1-o-5-7-o.il ray-
Tor Street.
+. H. Harris. for L. B. Bla ckeI.
12lS-20-22 North Twenty-sercnth Street.
The Terrace. Battery Court. '''S'
j. II. Chappeli e Bros, for Walthal
Brothers. 1912 McDonough street.
Gillian & Tiller, for 1905 Floyd Ave
nue..
Pcmberton & Benson. for L. r. Cary
1919 West Main street.
l<ritzcr e Harmon. for A. G. Carncal
l2o3 North Twenty seventh street.
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nusrlNGs COUnT. PART II.

Tho following suits were instituted
IN the Hastings Court. Fart H.. yes
terday:
Cobb Furniture Company against the
city Of Richmond and s. l.. Dcaner. for
5000. There was no declaration filed.
j: u; Timbcrlakc against the Vir-
Sinia Railway and Power Company for
$1,000. No declaration filed
Sewers DistillinE Co, against j. Her
bert Mercer, sheriff Of the city OF Rich
mond. for $4,000
II. T. and II. l.. Sewers against Mayo
& Co. for $1,000.
J. \. Cobb against the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railway
Company. for $4,000. No declaration
filed
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IN of, second street .snd Carter

corn"rN of, Second Street and Carter
Aiicy Nrril 2s i3I5. s707.63.
:. l'eRoy L. BrowE'. trustee. to Henry
both the James River and Lester
street aud adjoining ON tho east land OF
:, G.: Bcattic Estate. April 20. 1915.
:. Joseph G. Taylor. ct al. trustees. to
\. l.. Massey. 50xl30 feet south line
Monument Avenue. % feet west OF
G. II. Cardwcll. trustee, to Pauline
+. Won Grooming. IS feet inchcs by 1872
feet cast limo Twenty sixth Street. 81
Is IL Nl32 feet cast line Twenty sixth
Street. ll6 feet south Of Il Street: also
33N132 feet east limo Twenty sixth
%. l9I5. $1,000
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Several Good Sales Arc Reported
Volume Increasing
Daily.
BOWIE ESTATE is DIVIDED
Building Operations Show Unusual
actirity-C. II. Sprcnkle Secures
Permits for Nine Dwellings ON
Main and Cary Streets.

Trading in local realty yesterday was
slightly better than on the previous
DAY. but tn" business transacted was
only fair Several good sales developed,
anu the agents report that many In
Iuirics are being received. but some
little difficulty is being experienced in
closing ,hc deals. " l.. Massey sold
70 DIR. II. s. MacIean a lot fronting
NIFTY feet on the south side Of Mont :
mcnt Avenue. just west of Addison
street. This property Is improved with
brick dwelling and brought Sl0.S0O.
This was tho largest sale that went
TO record. Julian g. Anderson sold to
John w. Coleman fifty feet ON the east
side of Moss Side Avenue. south of LIS =
Sex street for $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
ATHLETIC LEAGUE

Second Baptist w. Barracks, at Clark e
Spring.
Planters Bank vs.. Blues. at Rich
mond College.
Gordon Metal Company VS. C. II. \.
c. ut Bcncnictine
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Labor Law yiol.tssns

Leroy :. Cohen, OF the CT
pany, Incorporated. was fit
Police Court yesterday me
charge of working femalea :,
ten hours in any one day g
four hours. a like fine Wi W
on L. G. Levy. charged william
oftcnse. Vt :
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
TWO Deeds of Bargain nnu Snic
Amounting to 81 SOD 20

Mrs. Ida II. Hunt to r. V. Southworth,
io?;,' acres on the south side Of the
" iii'amsburG Road about twelve miles
$40
T.. y. Crury TO Henry T.. Winston.
on" -half interest In 10 IA acres near
iaNioFs Crossing, about ten miles
mnrth of the city. April %. 1915,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

The Blues. who are always famous
ior getting q bum start. arc bound to
pick up shortly. Several Of their best
players. who were prevented from play
ing earlier in the season are now get
ing into shape, and the soldiers Just
expect to wade right through the
league from now on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

CHARLOTTESvTLL VA. April go
Virginia will send several Of her tennis
cracks to Richmond tomorrow to meet
players from the Country Club. There
VIII be nine matches. six in singles and
three In doubles. The players who will
go down are Morton. Matthews, Powers.
Sterne. Newell and Rihrood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

The Baracas. in the Athletic League.
arc by no means sure OF retaining their
lead. They realize to repeat their last
rally nght their way through the
schedule. and they are strengt ching
themselves accordingly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.
ihrcr Deeds OF HnrEnin md s.
Amounting 70 SI.100.

Washington Terrace Corporation TO
W. NJ. l.aync. lot i'm block s i'm tho
pan OF Bellevue. March %. 1915. $500
" w. Morton, ct ais. to Anna ~
W mite. ct ais. 5SX12O feet north line
Delaware Avenue. between Twentintb
n an, 1wonty-first Streets. February 90,
II. is. chalklcy. ct ux, to i. S. winck-
Ter. lots - and II in block II in the
Plan Of Barfoot's Addition April 10.
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HENRICo DEEDS or TRUST.
Three Deeds of Trust Amounting T.

T.. \. Creery, ct ais, to ]. c. Florence.
trustee. 1924 acres near Taylor's
Crossing, about ten miles north OF the
city. Aprii Is, 1915. s2.i64.
Charles Wright. ct uX. to John A..
Lamb trustee. $50 acres on the Chicka-
hominy River: also o7S acres In Buck
ingham County. April 10. 1915. s3.25O.
Bessie Jones to W. l.. Ennis. truste..
; acres on the billiard Road. April 2S.
1915, 800. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

3 East Broad Street. six Oh
W. p. Catlett Electric g.
Co. for Davis Bros. TO-
twenty fixtures. tsky
Same. for same. 21t8 Stuart
nineteen fixtures.
Same. for same. s Bou1evHH
fixtures. &aty
NJ. f. stone. for Cohon Co...
sington Avenue, Ave lights
fixture.
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Attention Amateurs!

Positvriy no box scores OF ANN
teur games Will he received for pub-
Hcatlon Tonight after S,45 O'Clock.
1his tn absolute. and The rule must
NOT he violated. League secretaries
must furnish tenn standing md
schedule for following week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

The infant league of the Federation.
the Military Circuit, will start upon it's
third week to-day. The teams are
rounding into shape, aud soon basket =
ball scores will be a thing Of the past.
T: +. Seay has been elected secretary
OF the league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
AMATEUR NOTES

..,John Marshall High School and Bene-
oictine college will meet for the sec
onH time this season on Tuesday after
Hoon AT BYRD Park. On this game
9dnges inc championships of tho Prep
E p, League and interest runs high
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

opening games between teams in tho
CITY League; the newest organizat ton
~ me Federation circuit, will DO
played to-day. The league consists of
r me mtshiand Park Colts. Laurel street
r IaatnrrSeh' INC oakwood Stars and the
schedule was adopted nj n meeting held
iast; night In the Blues Armory. r.. T..
presided. ",'''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
Amateur Commi,slon 10 ,,cct.

The Richmond Amateur Baseball
commission Will meet on Tuesday
night Mt o'clock in tho National State
and city Bank. President Julien H..
report Of the committee OH rules is TO
be considered and ~ commissioner is
to he elected to succeed Commissioner
Disney, resigned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
LOCAL AMATEUR SPORTS

at Highland Park. Last year Barton
Heights defeated the Highland Park
crowd every game played. They had
their goat. so to speak. but whether
Dean flaws prides still retain their
four-lcaf clover no one knows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

Church Hill fans will turn out en-
masse to the conflict when Paramount
meets Church Hill at e. G.. a. field
This VIII be game from way back.
ana those who desire TO see these fell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Standing or tho Club.
Where They Pin, To-Da,

Park. Umpire. woodall
Eclfs Bible Glass VS.. II. 6. Wright.
at Harvey, Park Umpire. Scott
Norwood vs. Battery Court, at Brook
land Park. Umpire. Jordan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

leenth cpnsccutive victory at the ex
pense or AMcGiuircs yesterday With a
Collection of players of high culiber
anu good team work, the wearers Of
the White and blue expect 10 make n
record for the school ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
MILITARY LEAGUE

Paramount Athletic club VS.. Church
liill 4. G.. At G. G. \.
metropolitan Ns. Highland Springs.
at Highland Springs.
X. +. Lee w. Cobb Furniture. a, oak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
MMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standing Of the clubs.


pupicN vs.. Roumtree- Ihcrr, a,
Clark's Spring Umpirc. Barker
Tredcsar vs.. G. S Luck. at Scotrs
addition, Umpire, shelton
M9odS y ~ t!narics vs. Clsrk's Spring,
At Floyd's. Umpire Thorp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE

iiowitzers rs. First National Bank
AT Byrd Park.
Blues va. McGill, at Barton Heights
Highland Park vs. Barton Heights,
AT Highland Park
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HENRICO RELEASE DEED.
One Reicnse Decd Amounting

w. y. Chcatwood. trustee. 20 Wash
ington Park Land Corporation. lot l
block "a: lots IL and IL in block 81:
lots and in block 10; lot 81 in block
~: lot in block s. aud lot - in block
IN the plan of Washington Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
MAI,lsIAGE LICENSE.

\ marriage license WIS issued yes-
tcrday by Deputy Clerk William Bree-
den. of tho llustihSs Court, to Nathan
Chascn and Hannah Leah Passamancck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

Many interesting games arc schod.
uled TO be pulled off in the amateur
afo osG,brac eed aI The contest
be a hummer The latter team has moi
LOST a game. while their opponents are
only one behind in the league stondinp,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

''s..HuIIcH 80. .... /" = o 70 % y o.
SUMMARY: Three base hits sales. Home
TURNER 60. Sales CO. Double NAV" ~.
tyson TO Percival Hi,s-oT .loliiff. {
~ innings: orr Tyson. IN 6 innings.
81 BY Parrish, ,. Battcrs hit--,v JollifT
Johnson, by Tyson neachI. struck
nnt-bE Jollim. >: nv Tyson T. Passed
oais.-Fairia lamb. Left on bascs-IIich
Scnooi; 3: McGnirc's. 4. Time OF game.
1893! Umpire. Mr.. Long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

Federation League teams arc scttinp
INTO form now. The scores show :, de.
cided Improvement. and now that the
summer weather is with MS. and seems
uestined to last, some stellar games
should be Witnessed In the nenr future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

Euldinr operations were decidedly
active yesterday. permits issued total
cured permits for the erection Of nine
brick dwellings on Main and Cary
streets. at cost of $4,000 These
some DAYS ago. w. J. Gilman will
build four brick dwellings. two on
boolcy Street and two OH Floyd hvcnuc.
that viii cost s9.JOo. g. Il. Snow yes :
terday hlcd an applica ton for per-
mission 10 erect two story brick
dwelling on Monument Avenue. near
Sheppard street. to cost approximately
81 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

II is noticeable fact that the teams
~ inns circuit are much stronger than
they were last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
BUILDING PERMITS.
SIX Building Permits Amounting I,
S1j.()OO.

Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building IN
Spcctor Butler as follows:
Kate u. Lockett. to build a detached
two-story frame dwelling OH tho west
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

The Howitzers are away 10 twin,
start. They have a grand aggregate,
or pail tosserS, and In all probnbilit,
will take the Bankers Into tow hi;
)afternoon al Byrd Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Standing OF the Clur
Where They Play To-Dny.

Umpire. Bottoms.
Ashland ~. Alcos. a; sac Umpire,
Whitehead. Both games at Byrd Iaril
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

\ decd has been placed on record lii
viding the real estate left by Mrs.
Emma l.. Bowc. widow Of tho late y.
w. Bowc. among the surviving children.
The property was valued at S2io.006.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

] The Bankers are not living up t.
! they have played so far they hav,
shown the lack OF spirit and aseres
Asiveness for which they were noted TO,
last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

one OF the chief reasons for the
bankers weakness is the failure Of tho
ksdoubtabie Bob" Pitt to play with
Ar player Of the league last year, and
absence Us felt keenly. No reason
ASSIGNED for his failure to return
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
Where They PIuy To-day.

Fortners rs. Iiombrucos. at Byrd
Park.
Richmond Electric Co VS.. Burk e.
20. ~ Southside Park
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HusTINGs RELEASE DEED.

Ono Rclensc Decd Amounting TO
y. l.. hdamson. trustee. to =. w Hall,
26Ni3 feet north line Decatur Street,
being No. 1915. April 20, 1915, $500.
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HusTINGs DEED OF TRUST.
One Decd of Trust Amounting 20
SI.OUO

Lillian Clarke To \. y. Pcttigrcw.
trustee, l32N92 feet at the northwe s t
conner of Lawson and Thirty-iirst
SN'cots. April 30. 1915. Sl.00O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
FEDERATION LEAGUE

signal Corps VS.. Blues. at Lee Park
iiowiiZcrs Ns. Grays. at Byrd Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

Working silently. Van RureH
ten together bunch OF half
hat VIII make them ali huS.
they are all pulling for thu
pennant around McGnl. J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
RICHMOND LEAGUE

Standing of the Clubs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17

I'm virtue ~ an order ~ sale issued out "a
the District Court ~ Cameron County. Texas.
on the Sth day IL May. A. H.. 1915. Ia Cause
No. ~. United Land \ Irrigation COMPANY
". ". a. shaw. "a al-. and a. me. rs sheriff
~ said county. directed and delivered ! lid.
w this 10Th dry ~ May. A. II. 1915. levy upon.
ana Min. between the hours w IA o'clu,k v.
M. and I o'clock y. IA. ca the hrSt TUESDAY ~
June. 4. II. 1919. IL being the lst day ~ Said
month. "a the door IL the county court hotsr IA
Cameron county. ia the city ~ brownsville.
Texas. uIer for sale. and sell at public auction
~ the highest bidder. fur cn~h ~ hand. ~ thr
right. title and interest which The DEFENDANTS
w. II. Shaw and the southern irrigation n
Sugar company had nn the 9Th day ~ Aprn.
4. H. 1917. or at any time thereafter. ~. IN
or O" the following described real property. to
wit:
That certain tract. piece or parcel II land.
Wing anil being situated Ia Cameron county.
Texas. being W. undiytdrd half tl-.i ~ block
number four hundred liuNl ~ the H. =. Hunt
W al'~ subdivision w Partition Shares Numbers
twenty nine tI.li. thirty iIDl. thirty-unr till
and twenty i've t.1i - per map thereof dated
April .. l.Hei. made "a W. ". Winslow. aud
duiv recorded ia the Map Records Il Cameron
county. TrAa~. being unr hundred nnd ten AMI
unr-hHlf tlln IN arrt~. undivided. and par
Iicularly described IN thr deed from Grover MI.
Singer a. the said W. ri. Shaw duly recorded
in the Deed Records uf Cameron county.
Texas. e. which reference j. hereby made for
purpose If description "f said land. being the
Identical Lind which was conveyed ~ Grover q.
tu M. a.. shaw by decd dated April ".
1872. ~aid property being levied upon as thr
property nf said defendants. w. NJ. Shaw AMI
Southern Irrigation and Sugar Company. ~
satisfy M" Judgment ~ dlte April lIth. n.
u. 1915. 10 the above STYLED AMI numbered
cause IN favor Of said plaintiff. I nited Land
n Irrigation '". against said d"tenhanfS W.
n. shaw and Southern Irrigation A sugar
Company. CIV The sum ui $~.rrlil and n
irrrHt thereon nt thr rate W. ~IA Ter yrnt. p"r
Iuuum from date WI ~lid Judgment. and hl
costs w rrit. aud foreclosure ~ 4 vendor.
lien upon said land a. said lien existed thereon
-. fIa All Ir Il NprHN IllR and the
further costs - rN"ruting ~aid order ~ sale.
Given undrr ml haud this 10th DAY a May.
A ~ 1915 w. III YAM
Sheriff Cameron County. Texas.
- ~ III .I5l.