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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Twelve Deeds of Bargain md Sale,
Amounting tn SlHIAN

Twelve Deeds of BarEnin md Snie,
Amounting tn $4,000.
samuel Cohen ct ais, to F.. II. Howe,
81. 1915: tax. 81 $40
0ason & Pollard. trustees, ct ais.
TO f. Fl. Howe. lot No i. block D.
pian Of Beirose June 30; 1915; $500,
80 cents. 81.
E. II. Howe ct ux. to L. a. limbaugh.
' Fatse i't e. Fit Fiizs sesH SIC executrx to
Patio q. Fitzgerald. 3cxl"O feet north
line OF Tti:d Street, 60 fee, north of
Cary Street. July /. 1915 tag. 30 cents.
Russell Nicholas ct ux. TO Sallie
:ect inches east OF s. John street.
jr !! S. 1919; tax. siSe, 81.
j.. III. Cra'L - Virginia Railway and
over COMPS ~, 2axl' feet south line
or cs s,rs. rG;1 ns 90 feIi east Of Robin
Lewis n. Bosher ct ux. to Anne NJ
King 3i3XiG2 feet, To- No. |. plan OF
BARTON H4,sh'=. Jui' J, 1915; tax.
$50 $40.
5Oxl35 feet west line of Grimm Avenue.
boulevard June IS. 1918: tax. 81. SiO.
Ginter Park Realty Corporation ct
ais. to Z. f Banter. 5oxl+5 feet ives,
line of Montrose Avenue. 2i5 feet north
OF Brookland Park Boulevard. May
Is, 1914: $500.
T. D. Lewis ct ux TO City OF Rich
mond, 81 feet Z inches by - feet north
side of Williams street, 900 feet cas-,
OF Harrison street: tax 81.
Lee Park Company Inc to l.. r.
Ayers. 25Xl30 feet north line OF Han
over Avenue. % feet west OF Tilden
street August %. 1914: tax, 81, SO.
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cHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Twelve Deeds of Trust. Amounting 4
M

I'wtlve Deeus OF trust. Amounting "a
S42.532.05.
Arthur c. Nelson ct ux. to Elan &
Funston trustees. 27oXllo feet south
line OF State Street. 80 feet east OF
Tompkins Street: also 230Xll0 feet
south side of State Street. between
Malone and Taylor Streets. July l.
1915: s2.006.
Adolph Hartung ct ux. to John A.
Coke, Jr, ct al. trustees, % feet 1
inches by 10 feet north line of Grace
Street. 90 feet west OF Fourth Street
July 1918: $3.50.
Pattie G. Fitzgerald TO {. l.. Denoon
ct al, 3oNl20 feet north line of Third
street. 60 feet north of Cary Street
July ., 1918: sl.770
Williams. Jr.. ct al. 60Xl17 12 feet
southeast corner of Miller Avenue and
Roberts Street. Barton Heights. July
Anne NJ. King to W. Stewart White
trustee, 343Xl63 feet, lot No. /. plan Of
Same to same, 343xl63 feet. lot No. /
plan of Barton Heights. July 1. 1915;
$3.50
w. II. Willis ct IN. to John B. Gayle
trustee. 20Nl3+ feet east line of Tween
ty-nin,h Street. IS feet south of r
Street. July :. 1915; $500.
feet west line OF Eighth Street, liz
feet north of Clay Street. July l, 1915:
sl24.
Ellen j. Dance ct vir to John s
Elicit ct al. trustees. 35xl15 $1,000
feet north line OF Park Avenue. io7
Hlo0 feet east of Meadow Street. July
1915; S9.iir.
w. j. Gilman ct ux. to Howard
Sutton. trustee. 2exs5 feet south line
Of Floyd Avenue, 26 feet east OF Dooley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

Fans Will he sorry TO learn that
immy Crane Will ne out Of the game
" another week at the least The
IndaEcs were taken off his hand too
ION and more trouble has occurred
6 left for his home AZ harrisburg
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AZ the Colonial.

George kleine's production OF The
Spcndthrift.' adapted for the film from
Porter Emerson Brownies plav. the'Co.
lonials feature for Yesterday and to-
day. Is n excellent photodra main the
play itself. in its performance and in
It's mere photography. The PRINCIPAL
part Is played by Irene Fenwick, now
conspicuous on Broadway in The Song
@! songs" a Broadwayized version of
SudermanH,s pornogra phic novel. Cyril
kcightley, OF the same company, and
Malcolm Duncan. formerly one of Har-
rison Grey Fiskes leading men. are
also prominent III the cast OF the
photoplay. Tomorrow and Saturday
THE Millionaire Baby" with Harry
Mcstayer and Grace Darmond. w4ll be
the Colonials featured picture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

me International League in pla aging
ood baseball. and Richmond is getting
Is share. Tho big leagues are play
KS some rotten bali at times. ana the
PANS ar" seeing som. OF that variety
(erc But al IN all. Jack Dunn has
(rough; up good team, with one or
|wo exceptions, and barring misfor-
Ine which lost him crane lust n,
MS time. he would have had the best
uh IN the league
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LYRICS AIidw.ck Chnpr..

Featuring the LYRICS bill for the Ia,
ter half OF the week, beginning today.
is decided novelty-a cowboy min
strel show. Billed as Der, Lannon'S
American COWBOY Minstrels, this act
Is shIa 10 be overlooking with fast
moving entertainment offered in set
ting that depicts a Western prairie l.,
IN" evening. Other acts are; Julie
KING and company IN comedy skit.
Twice a Week" Nelson and Lamar.
dancers; Mack and Sangstcr. two lit
lie girls who have been seen here he
'"re. ana Ray Conlin ventriloQu!st,
mimic and character irnpersonator
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Meanwhile he is not letting the grass
'ow under his feet aud has already
gned Charles Maiscl. q cousin Of Fritz
aisel. the Yankee speed kinE. This
-. who Is "A recruit, will report this
eek. Another outfieldcr Will also bo
,cnred for The Northern Invasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

e to-day. although both worked on
onday. RUDE Meadows is working
lily 10 regain his control. and ii is
'pected that he will soon be ready
take his regular turn on the mound.
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TALENT HIT HARD
Lord Marshall Heavily Backed at Aque-
duet, but Fails To Land Money.

NEW YORK. July THE talent
1mc In for a hard jolt at Aqueduct to-
lay in the final event, when Lord Mar
hail was backed from 10 TO /. down
In the money class. giving the day to
Eolant. Minstrel and DR.. Duenner in
he order named.
A heavy track somewhat married the
Hays program. The first event went to
Variety. Plumose ana Edna kcnna
Then came the stcepiechase in which
(3onny Laddie once more demonstrated
hat he's the best hedge climber in
raining. Seeing victory in sight. his
idcr. Tuckcy, took things SO cool on
he finish that he nearly gave his back
rs heart disease. He won by neck.
70 all was forgiven. Election Bet and
toecr Gordon got the place and show
honey.
b The Rockaway selling stakes found
ankee Notions, the well-backcd favor
| lie, living up To the dope by eallopinG
lIomc without being in trouble AT any
part or the race. Lady Rotha was
SECOND and MontrcsSor third
hieh Noon displaycd wonderful foot
Noik IN The fourth, seven urlong
fash' which ne made in 1926 2-5. which
Il going some on ii heavy track.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

Neal Ball was on short for the
afs and got quite hand when he
re TO bat The fans. however, en-
,ed kidding the veteran. who took
in the good natural way ii was
'cn = half-doZcn familiar faces
altered through the league would go
ong way TO making the International
re interesting to the fans.
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RTILDING PERMITS.
Five building Permit. Amounttnr =,

Five BnildinS Permits Amounting Ia
SS.155.
Permits for new and renair ,,.or,,
We're issued yesterday by Building In
Spector Butler as follows:
h.. Brown. TO build two-story
frame dwelling on Chamberlayne Ave
nue., between hammond Street and
hdSeviiie Road. TO cost $4,000.
Kew W w. Moore. u. r.. to build
brick addition to dwelling & Wcst
wood Avenue, between Chamberlnvnc
and Brook Road, to cost $4,000.
Nlchmond, Fredericksburg and 70
wheel shon on Hermitage Road. he
s s.oe Leigh and Rowe Streets, to cost
dwelling, 3l5 West Grace Street. to cost
sos. !" COS
w. C. Neal ct ais. to repair machine
SHOPS Shops, s22-2i South Fifth Street, to
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Atlantic Coast Line
Thr Standard Isnilroad of the South.

" i i!!EwH rtnhrohn OF the South
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
;, For Florida and South: AIS a. A. and s:as
p. NJ, 1850 A. NJ. ~ ''SS
:, For %or6oiE; 800 a. FL. SO, P. A.. Y:s.
A.; ~. 800 p. M. $50 p. 81. A'' ''''
For Petersburg: 1859 a. NJ. 6:1s A. NJ.
~. .;s, \; NJ s;N A H.. $50 a. NJ, $500 r. M.
G2) Z. NJ, 1l:50 p. NJ, A'
Fl. Goldshoro and Fayetteville: 400 p. NJ
Trans arrive Richmond daily: $3.50 A M
BIS A. NJ. $50 A. NJ. 1887 A. NJ. tl5:t;
a; NJ M;4o A. NJ. 'Z:0 l.. NJ. tl:p p H..
ll:S 2. NJ. - '
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and conneo-
lions not guaranteed.
C. .. CAMPBELL. D. 4. Hs Main ST
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=" the same token good Goa cher
aid help enthUsc the bleachcrs con
cradle. Dunn seems TO he missing
bet when he ncGlects such an OPP
rlunity 10 make the blcacherVes root
him like they did In the old days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

During the absence OF Dunn, Charlie
ok is acting manager OF the CliUi.
s The selection is a happy one. as
ok is heady PLAYER and seldom
,od and he put plenty of ginger into
o team NcSteriaN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

WASHINGTON. July THE storm
that was over the Middle Plains States
Tuesday night is now central over I'LL
nois, and moving eastward This dis
tUrbancc has been attended by showers
and heavy local rains in the South por-
ton of the region Of the great lakes,
Indiana. Illinois, Missouri. Iowa, Ne
braska and Southern Wisconsin
In the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land States there will be showers
Thursday and partly cloudy weather.
probably preceded by showers in the
morning on Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

Jemmitt made a remarkable one hand
tch Yesterday of short Hy by Pick.
robbed Charlie OF nice nit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

in other words. the personal Gle
M is missing, and the attendance
II never improve to great extent
til tho fans get that familiar. per-
nal feeling for the men who com
Sc the local team.
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At the Little Thrnfer

For the latter half of the week ho
ginning to-day. the Little Theatcr. now.
the only house in the city Offering
hrst-run Paramount pictures an
nounces John Barrymore in The Die
,ator. This photodrama is adapted
from the story and play by Richard
Harding Davis Its very title suggests
one Of the South American REPUBLICS.
ana ii Is understood that the produc-
t!on was made in Cuba IN order that
the proper atmosphere might permeatc
the picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

Young Jack Dunn Is SIN seriously
IN Baltimore hospital. and will
rohab!y be out Of uniform for the
alanc" 0i the season. Dunn il SIN
ay there until the youngster is out
danger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

Richmond however. has not given
ack Dunn what he descrvcs-hard
imes Notwithstanding. This city could
'ot expect pennant winner the hrst
ear, ana the fans should not kick as
onS as they get a first division team
n the Virginia League days thev
'owlcd strenuously when Richmond
.ad second division and sometimes
thil-ender. but the fans turned out
% see the games just the same
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MUNICIPAL. IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board ycStcrtia V
passed a resolution instructing the City.
Engineer TO have the contractor for
repair work repair II bad place in the
granite Spail paving at the foot OF Ash
and Water Streets. at Il cost not to eX-
coed $40.
The hoard also passed a resolution
directing the Superintendent of stree
Cleaning 10 grade and top dress the
sidewalk on the west side of Thirty
first street, between NJ and L streets
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Common Council. City Hall. 8
O'Clock.
Council Committee on Dock, River
nnd inrbOrs. City Hall, y O'Clock.
Special Committee on Charter
ChunEc. City Hull, T;45 o'clock.
Bnseball - international League:
Toronto w. Richmond, Broad street
Park, lao o'clock.
Park COnccrt-I<csxnich'n Munici-
pal HIND, Washington Pnrk, s
O'Clock.
Bijou-BijOu stock Company. In
"1he MnrrinRe of Kitty, matinee,
2:3Os night, S,i0.
Lyric-Popuiar vaudeville and pic
lures; matinee, 3i:iO, night, TAB and
9il5.
Standardization pictures; contin-
nous performance, II morning to II
night.
Littie-MotiOn pictures, continu-
Gus performance. ~ noon to II night.
Standardization pictures; c0ntinu-
GUS performance, II morning to II
night.
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SMITHDEAL LOST TWO
than Took Both EndS of Double
Hender from College Boys.

HAITIAN. July 7.-Smithdeal met
Waterloo at Chatham in Il. double
der on Monday, when the Chatham
n took both ends of the bill. The
|'ninG game was Il walkovcr for
than with IL score OF to /, and il
only through the generosity of the
Is that they were allowed to put
4 one across.
he afternoon game was a closer
test. going into the tenth inning
r the score 2 and 2. In this session.
r Smithdeal had had its chance nj
hat, Stick1ey received pass with
out, and stole second, when Smith,
chatham walked to the bat and
cked one on tho nose and Stickley
ked home with the winning run.
fg crowds saw the games. and Mat
Just had the boys feeding out of
hands all the way during the first
Re, The afternoon game was bet
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IT STRIKES ME
By Tim Patch

There is no question concerning the
ced OF better attendance at the local
ames. but at the same time there
; no immediate danger of the Inter
ationai League Kicking Richmond
ut. This is not the only town on
ne circuit ana the International not
ne only league in this country that is
ceiling the loss of patronage. which
. due to many reasons.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued YES.
terdaF by the clerk OF the Hastings
Hunt o'
fin. vi
Willie ~ scott and Martha f. Elicit
george Robinson and Martha Harper
George Spicriock and Mary Rober-
MiiIiam Wagner and Emma Watkins
william Mcrriman and Ethel Law
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SECOND GAME

Totals ..32 80 - Totals IN 20 = 0
bancroft out; hit by ball bntted by him
sell one out iI tenth when winning run
vas scored.
Score by inn!ngs: n
Ssw YORK ..........oNo 0 o o 0 o 90
fhNnd"!ph!a .......6 o o ii
summary: Run-Ryrrc. Two.base hits
i'q O.. -; Snodg;ass Whitfield. Earned runs
-fh'ladeipnia, :. Double p!ayr--FtetCher
ana Nerki", Dorie Fletcher and Merkle
'aAss on eaNs-on Tesrcau :; off Demaree
s. Lett on bascs-Scw York. $: phiInd.,-
ph'a. 2. Struck out-by Tesrcau S: nv Dem
rec l. tmp:ros Byron and Ealon Time.
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Thr ee Days in
the Mountains
So Round Trip
to Lynchburg
So Round Trip to Roanoke
Train Leaves Richmond 11:30 a. VI.
TUESDAY, July 20, VIZ y. 81 w. NY.

special fast train of vestihu!cd
coaches Will leave Byrd Street Station
1890 A. NJ, Tuesday, July Goth, over
the Norfolk and Western hallway.
running through TO Lynchhurg and
Roanoke without change of cars.
Returning, will leave Roanoke H.
NJ. and Lynchbure gao u. NJ. on Fri
day, July 23d, thus allowing three
days In the mountains This train will
stop at Bedford. Montvale and Blue
Ridge, but Will make no other inter
mediate stops. Round trip tickets will
he sold for this train Mt the low rate
OF $500 to l.ynchburs. and $500 TO
Roanoke. For further Information
apply to
G. a. OVERTON, JR
City Passenger and Ticket Agent, S3S
East Main Street, or
c. II. BOslcy,
District Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Market Shows More Than Normal
Activity, With Small Prop
erty in Demand.
BUILDING IN GINTER PARK
+. +. Brown Will Erect Two-Story
Dwelling on Chamberlayne Ave-
nue. to Cost 81 ,4OO-Dr. Moore
Builds Addition.

With the holiday season over and
return TO more sober conditions. the
local real estate market evidenced
something more than normal activity
yesterday. Small property seems TO be
IN universal demand. Trading for sew
erai weeks has been confined almost
entirely to this class of property. Out
OF total of twelve sales recorded
yesterday in the Chancery Court, only
one exceeded $4,000. and only two
reached that figure. Eight were under
the $1,000 mark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

Move. Zimmerman. Tooley, Callahan jaj,
Kraft. Heckinser. Goodhrcd Two-ba-e hits
Horne runs-'lraft. Move. Sacrifice hit
Move. Struck out-hy Richter. !: by Good
bred y; by Gowd. !. Bases on baIls-or;
Richter. .. Left on haseS-MontreaI .:
Harrisburg. :. stolen bases-Smith. Holden
Callahan. Witter. Zimmerman. Wild pito es
by Richter. /: by Goodbrcd g. Time ia.
Empires. l.. Brown and Hart 80
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"Threc weeks MT the Isis.

The Isis. last known as the Regent
Will open Monday under the local man
agemcnt OF II. r. McNiven with n
photo-adaptation Of Three Weeks"
which Will remain for the first four
days OF the week. For the last two
days a film version of Augusta j.
Evans "Beulah" will be shown. Glinor
Gyms novel, Three Weeks" is one
OF the most lurid and sensational tales
OF the decade, hut Manager McNiven
stresses the fact that the picture has
been passed by the National Board of
Censorship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
GRAYS DEFEAT BISONS

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July 7.-Toots
Schultz was in fine form today. and
the Grays handed the Buffalo Bisons
sensational fielding was the feature.
Both sides pulled off rapid fire double
plays that looked impossible at the
start. Gilhooley, with three hits. was
the star Of the game with the will
low The score:
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
ro Deeds of Bargain and Sale,

Two Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting to SI.OI0.
Thomas H. Farrand Ell uX to Mary
r: i1u'ii y, 5oNi Is. ieet west me OF
nue. and Fcuton Street. Montrose
Heights. June II. 1915 $500.
Julia Young To William Young. 31xl37
feet south line of Raglnnd Street.
southwest corner OF Ragland and Hally
Streets, Woodville. June -. 1915; tax,
81, 81.
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Avenue. June is, 1915: $4,000.
Same to C. H. Sutton, Jr., trustee.
20x55 feet east line of Dooley Ave-
nue.. 90 feet south of Floyd Avenue.
June IS. 1915: s2.24O
Harriet Pearson TO f.. NJ. Boxley ct
al. trustees. 29x1o5 feet north line of
Leigh Street, lis feet west OF Oak
Street. July s, 1915: 1886.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

f. III Patterson sold his South side
property, fronting 1872 feet on Everett
street ana running back $40 feet. to the
George w lielmc Company. the con-
sideration being $4,000. This proved
TO be the biggest sale of the day.
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Totals 40 81 Is Totals az "a .
United for FmllenMider In eighth.

Score by Innings: "
Providence ...>.,..0 q u o q "a
Buffalo ...........0 q o o o O-I
Summary: Runs--Eayrs. Schultz. CHANNEL
Hns-of Fuiianwider. In Innings. Stolen
Fabriaue. Caristrom, Sacrifice hit-schuitz
Double plays-McNalH to Shean 20 ons!ow:
Judge To Heating. Struck out-by Schultz
s; by Fullenwider. 3. Bases on bnils-ofi
Schultz, 2; of. Fulienwider, =. Hit by pitcher
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RnIfimore SIM I,o,,nr

BALTMONE, July 7.-Nework md,
II two straight from Baltimore to-da,
to 3 I.aportes homer in the frs
inning with two on featured RaIti
more dropped into last place.
Score by innings: Ri. F,
Newark ...3 o O 90 o0o-5
Baltimore ..... % Q 0 0 0OlOo "a
Batteries: Brandon and Rariden
Bailey and Owens.
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PLUMBING PER11ITs

The following plum hing permits were
issued Yesterday by Plumbing Inspec-
25la Hanover Avenue.
Same. for W. n. Thomas. 2517 Han
over Avenue
Pemherton Renson for J. r. Shen-
pard. 1912 West Grace Street.
Same for l.. G. Jenkins 1905 West
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GO0DBRED TRIMS ROYALS

HARRISBURG. PA. July 1.-Harris-
burg had the wallop and ginger to-day.
Cioodbred had steam. This combina
ton OF real baseball form brought vic
tory for Indians over Montreal, score
TO 8. Two home runs. triple and
double included in Harrisburg's stick
work The score:
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CHARTERS ISSUED

Charters were issued by the State
corporation Commission yesterday as
Cedar Level Land Company. Inc. Pc
tersDurg. CAPITAL maximum. $50. 900
minimum. $4,000: par value. 500. r.
IL watson. president; a. L. Lavenstein,
vice president; George w Watson, sec
burg.
Shenandoah Valley Motor Service
station, Inc. Capital: maximum. So 900
minimum IN $1,000: par value, s25 ]. Fl
taiSton, president: Churchville: ]. T.
SDilling, secretary, stanton purposes:
automobile business.
g. W. Davis Mercantile Corporation,
Clty Point. Capital: maximum $4,000:
minimum. 81 900; par value. Sloc J \.
laws, president. Galveston, Tex Geo
W. Davis. secretary and treasurer. CITY
Point, Va. Purposes: to operate a mer,
camille business
Rrancord manufacturing COMPANY
me- Richmond. Capital: maximum
ssiioonn"o": minimllm. $1,000; par value.
$500 James Mullen. president. Rich
Inond Arthur w. Rrand"r secretary.
business. " ''s
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SPOR s
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CONTINUED from Eighth Page,

innings Only two men got on bases,
and these were victims OF double plays.
In the tenth Byrne singled, Bancroft
was called out when hit by n ball that
he hunted: Whitfield doubled. and Byrne
scored on Cravath's single. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
DI,tt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

f. +. Brown intends to build two
story frame dwelling on Chamberlayne
mond Street and the Edgeville Road.
Mr.. Brown's home will cost $4,000.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIORY

Main Line Local IS a. IL d th.IS -
James Ri!er Line 1890 a ts:IS -
~. News, Nix. Old PIT 80 a. zig m "a -
Newport News Local .7:l5 O. * 90 -
Trains arrive from Nix 'il:3O a.. .3:4S D..
SO, ,SS: ps "a News '9:55 a: $500 p. From
'7:2o p Jas. River. ts:3s e. 'T:I5 D.
4
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight Deeds of Release Amounting Ia
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$1".O82.I2.
=. L.. Denoon. trustee, to Lucy f.
Fleet, l6 l-2xl5S feet. north line Of
Cary Street, between Madison and Bel :
videre Streets. March 81, 1912 si4S
G. F.. Crawford ct al. trustees, to
fannie T. Herndon. scxll7 feet. s
inches. southeast corner OF Miller Ave-
s2,072 i'-"'
J.; T. Carneal. trustee. to !. walter
Nlliiams. 20 feet 1 inches by 1i5 feet,
~ West Grace Street July g. 1915,
Edward S Rose ct AL trustees. to
Mamie L. Moughon ct viz 3oxiSO feet
west line Of Twenty-cighth. 90 feet
soWth OF Street. July ., 1915. sag.
:, wallace r. Brown. trustee to John
II. Lyneman. 2OXl0t feet. north line of
Main street, 40 feet east of Twenty
hrSt Street July =. 1915. $1,000.
FRANK >. RichcSon, trustee. 10 John
r. LHneman. 56x3o feet inches. north
tine or Rroad street, northeast corner
Of Broad and Twenty second Streets.
July ?. 1915, S1.272.
Thomas r. Bryan ct al, trustees to
n. Stewart Jones ct. ais, 7nxl3O feet,
east line of Boulevard between Main
ana Cary Streets. June 81. 1915.
II. y. Lancaster. Jr.. trustee. to Annie
-: Drinkard ct al, 2S feet inches bv
u? feet. inches. south line OF FloytI
avenue, l42 feet l inch west of Mea
COW street. June 20 1919 81 400