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The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

psP bbl.. l.5na1B; ysms pr boI. l.3sI.6o; squash
per b6a. L1,s1eo: spinach. psr bbi L5os2oo; tosna
tess psr box. 2sa,.oo: tunips. par bol. I.oosi.N
do. per boz, Bal0
FRUrTS-Appies. per bbl. I.ocs&oo: osnber,ies
per b6. sooalo5o: do. psr box I7ss2oo: grapefruit
per box. 27a13; lemons. per boz :.al35o: pine
apples. per crate. a5eaLoo,
LIVE sTOCk-vesi calves. prime per h.. ~
spring lambs. p1 m. sash. -
DRESSED GooDs-Drssed hog. mall. per ID.
s,s; do. medium. per h., Q; do. heavy. pei
h.. n.
HAY. STRAW. AND CORN-Hsy. best timothy
PER ton. IaW; mixed. pa ton. I1oosi3.W
strss. per ton. io.oosl3oo: wheat straw. per ton.
-; corn. pr bol 40: do, new. Per b6l. 81.
sEEDS-ChVer. rcd. per ID. Sab. do. sisike
per lb.. Issi7: CO.. timothy. Der bus. 35sjS:
Nd top. per ID. ION: orchard nsss. per bus.
lHa13: blue 0ass. per bus. IL: rJs. Per bus. IL.
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NOW ARMY HORSE.
Champion Cresce1s 10 Drawtns .
Wagon.

New York. Dec. T.-Cresceus. Q-59as).
whose crown as king of the trot-
ting world was wrested from hin,
in 1901, is today drawing commits
sary wagon in Russia
This information has reached Ameri-
can horsemen who revered the name Of
Crescues a few years ago. His former
owner, George 3. Ketcham, who made
a fortune of him, says he understands
the great trotting king Is now a humble
army horse of there in the Baltic prov
ince
Ketcham sold Cresceus to the Rus
sian government few years ago.
Agents from the Cars army arrived
with a huge offer Cresceus was needed
for breeding purposes. said the agents.
Ketcham took the offer. In the mean
time Cresceus. who deteriorated rapidly
after his defeat by The Harvester. was
OF no use to the racing world. He was
failure also as a breeder. Since his
arrival in the Cars domain there has
been occasional word about Cresceus
received by Toledo horsemen. This word
always told Of failure OF the one-time
trotting king. Cresceus is now about
twenty years old. say those who have
followed his career.
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New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Dec. A.-Csn money opened at IA
Ter cent; high. cent: low. IA per cent: last,
per cent; ruling rate. ~ per cent: renewals. IA
per cent.
The time money market Is . trihe frmer in tone.
and the rates show signs Of the usual yeaT-end
stening. Inquiries chiefly for industrial loans
at 5 per cent for sixty days. ninety days and four
months and ss5k per cent for five and siI months
There is a little business in mixed loans At "a
per cent for sixty days. 2ka3 per cent for ninety
days and per cent for four, five and six months.
for over the year n per cent is quoted
There are . few offerings Of good paper in
substantial quantities. but the market in general
is dull and the rates unchanged. The ux,ul nun
Of paper Of regular maturties is quoted at ySsES
rer cent Very choice paper Is being placed At >
per cent.
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DIED.

CLAYTON-On Monday. December 80.
1915, at . a. mr., at his residence 20
Longfellow street. Brightwood. D. t..
WILLIAM NJ. beloved husband OF
Annie E. Clayton.
Funeral from residence Wednesday.
Dec: 2. at m. Interment private
at Rock Creek Cemetery.
JOHNSON-Suddenly on December q,
1915. DIR. HENRY l.. f. JOHNSON,
beloved husband Of EuSenia Reel
johnson.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
wEBSTER.-On Sunday, December IS.
1915, WILLIAM 4. WEBSTER. aged
- years
Funeral from his late residence, co r
ST. northeast. on Wednesday. Decem-
ber -. at y. NJ Interment at Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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MARKET PRICES
INLIGHT range
Fluctuations Unimportant and
Trading Confined to
Professionals.
SMELLING TAKES LEAD
Railroad Earnings Favorable But Quo
tations Fail to Respond-Motor
Shares Strong.
SMELLING TAKES LEAD

New York, Dec. A.-Except for pro-
nounced strength and activity in Amer
ican Smelling and Refining common
and a few other specialties, price fiuc-
tuations were unimportsnt and narrow
today. Dealings were almost entirely
professional and commission houses did
practically no business.
Initial prices displayed a strong under
tone, but a sagging tendency with dull
ness developed at the end Of the first
half hour. Copper shares were irm on
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
YANKEES AFTER KAUFF.
The Ty Cobb of Federal League IL In
Great Demand.

New York, Dec. lit Is reported that
the Yankees have entered the field for the
services OF Benny Kauff. Of the Brook
feds. and leading Federal League batters.
II is said that negotiations already have
been opened and that the oficials of the
New York American League Baseball
Club have offered in the vicinity Of $10,-
900 for contract with the Ty Cobb Of the
former Feds.
John McGraw of the Giants also Is
bidding for his services. and II would not
be at all surprising to find the hard-hit-
ting outfielder arrayed In some kind Of q
New York uniform once peace y definite
ly declared.
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LEAVES COLLEGE.

Penn's Baseball Captain Will CD
late Business.
Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 21.-John
Mann, second baseman and captain OF
next springs baseball team at the
University Of Pennsylvania, has left
college to engage in business. Mann's
loss IL q severe blow to Psnn's base
ball prospects, for he was q star in
fielder as well as a heavy slugger.
Mann's successor probably will not be
elected until after the team has played
q few of its games.
II q senior member of the team IL
chosen. as Is usually the case. ths
possible candidates for the captaincy
are Larry Murdoch, Lou Shimpf, Chick
Valiant and Bud Eichelberger.
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RETAINS BALLOT.
Famous stallion Goes Back (.
ElmendOrf Farm.


Lexington, Ky, Dec. G1.-When
asked last night concerning the re-
port that the stallion Ballot. which,
at the dispersal sale of the Elmen-
dorf Farm thoroughbreds, October IS.
was knocked down to T. c. Mcdowell
for S15.600. was retained by the James
B. Haggin estate. Charles Fl. Berry
man. manager of Elmendorf Farm,
said:
Mr.. Mcdowell was bidding at the
sale under my instructions. but really
in an optional interest. In other
words. the Haggin estate. by which
am employed. should have first call on
Ballot at whatever price he would
bring in the event he was knocked
down to Mcdowell. The estate exer-
cised its option to retain the horse.
and I have now taken an option on
him at a new figure. Negotiations are
now in progress. In q short while
announcement will be made as to
whether he will make the next season
as the property Of the Haggin estate
or as my property"
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-r31ENguB=MrFwxfE-
gsssssty ana rvsse sessk AAva.sss
o. LSeai r1eer.

AsrUsnthalsr Linotyps ana ,Lenstoa
Aoaetype seoclD featured . duil sssstoa
% the Weshtngteu stock Exchange yss-
AefDsnthaIer sold at prices raaging from
- 70 ION. The bid for quotatien lots
of Lenston advanced y . peist 70 m
ana brokers were on the hooe o6srins
After ays shares Of American Security
and Trust Company stock had bssn dis-
posed Of At ~ or points above ths
previous sals. three shares brought 10.
semi-aunul division Of Per cent has
been declared by the Firsmen's Insur-
ancs Company. payable January s.
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Howard Jones Signs With Iowa,

Iowa City. Iowa, Dec. T-Howard
Jones. Yale football star Of 1so6-os-07, has
been signed n coach Of the University
Of Iowa football team His contract Is
for ive and one-half years. beginning
February !. 1915. Jones has coached at
Yale, Syracuse and Ohio State. He will
succeed Jesss HswIoy - eoaeh here.
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reports that some producers were quoting
2oh cents q pound tor the metal 6unel-
ters led this group and was the csnter
OF interest throushout the ssssion.
Railroad Earnings Favsrable.
Railroad earnings announced for No
vember were very favorable. but the
rails failed to show any animation - .
result. Commission houses and large
professional operators don't look for any
decided movement In the general market
for the remainder Of this week In view
Of the approaching holidays. Steel COM
mon appeared to be under pressure. but
bear traderst are constantly selling It
Short in preference to other shares IN
which they might be squeezed should
the market have . flip. The close was
steady.
At 104 rs American Smelling and Refin-
ing common sold at the highest level
since 1903 when It touched 105 1-2. At that
time it was paying dividends OF per
cent. but the following year payments to
shareholders we're increased to 5. Earn
ings are expected to show large in
crease with the gradual resumption Of
operations at the Mexican plants Of the
company. Withdrawal by Villa Of oppo-
sition to Carranxa il now being used as
the big bull card on the stock. The bet
also aiding materially in furnishing rea-
sons for the activity In smelters and the
high prices being received for silver.
Motor Shares IaprovinE.
Commission houses report increasing in
terest in the Motor Company shares and
in the stocks Of companies affiliated with
the automobile industry. They also re-
port that there Il some switching from
ho hy tnVaafnrQ infn firA
pany stocks.
Authoritative bankers declare that the
near future viii witness an increase in
the number of Motor Company shares
listed on the New York stock exchange.
Investigation Of the news that the Chev-
rolet Motor Car Company interests con-
template taking over control Of the Cen
eral Motor revealed that there Is q con-
troversy on the latter's board over the
proposed deal. This Is expected to be
reflected in the stock market movements
Of General Motors which rose more than
fifteen points today. Some of the Gen.
eral Motor directors are against the deal
and consider 1t a clever plan whereby
W. c. Durant and his associates will
regain control of General Motors.
Steel Tonnage Increase.
Wall Street estimates that the increase
in the U. S. Steel corporation untitled ton
mage for December to be published jan
uary 10 will approximate $4,000 tons. The
corporation is said to have received new
business at the rate Of 10000 tons q day
since December ] or about 5000 in ex-
cess of shipments.
Experts figure that every adv; nee of
81 . ton in steel prices means additional
yearly revenues Of 81. 900 900 based on the
present shipments which are said to be
At the rate OF 1400o, 900 tons q year.
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FOR sALE-AUToM0BuEs.

FORD TOWN CAR. leiA A. CONDITION. No
MILLER BROS. AUTOMOBILE AND SUPPLY
HOUSE. 81 Pierce St ne. H6 ~. nv.
Used CARS-FREE FOUR MONTHS TRIAL.
by orr sIecial Plan All types and models Special
bargain 1913 Hudson Six. orerhauled and painted.
$50 MILLER BROS. 81 Pierce st. ne.
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wAMueToI s1pcK EXCHANGE
Tss.isAsl ~ W. =. afASs q O..

sALBs.
Waahtn0tsa Cas f. GW at locE.
Potomac Electric Hght 3. ayno at ioS
Potonss 1sctxic Coasc,idstsd Per cent, Loo st
~
Ns.,tAais LaspySs. ct ~ 10 1t iags. l
Ansrie.. sssurs and Trust. a1
After call:
American Security md Truse J at 70
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The Safest Investments

49, .s.e that do not iuctuate during diA
turbed conditions Of the money oe stock mar.
ksta First deed Of trust nots thirst mon.
eases, well secured on real estate In the Dts.
t,ief Of Columbia. constitute ''gi1t-edss" IL
yestmentA They do not depend upon IL
6nandal responsibility of individuals or 90.
por,tions TO. their stability. and are exnpt
from t11arion as personal property. We oAa
suppfy ecch Investments in amounts IRON ~
spvard. Send for booklet. "CInceruins Lean
and lnyrstmertls
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
NEW YORK CURB MARKET,

I New York. Dec. 1.-Tfading On the curb today
was fairly active despite the approach OF ths hol-
days but interest was scattered Throughout q mar
ruw list. kennecott Copper was strong Sales:
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Total sales 81. 80 shares. sSainst a. 20 yesterday.
IS 20 . week acp and r2.lD . year sgo From
January l to date ITzH1.Ho a0inss xy0a.s3 .
year ago.
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l COMMERCE AND FINANCE

reports that some producers were quoting
2oh cents . pound tor the metal. Smell
ters led this group and was the csntsr
OF interest throughout the session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant
to the terms Of n deed of trust to tho
undersigned. dated June 5. 1918. and ~
record In the clerks office OF the Cha :
Gerry Court Of the city Of Richmond
Va, the undersigned Will, on
TUESDAY, JUNE Is. 1915.
at o'clock p NJ,
at the warehouse of the Virginia Bond-
ed Warehouse Corporation 1909 East
Cary street. Richmond, Va, make sale
at auction to the highest bidder or the
following automobiles:
First. One Model c Roadster. mann
iactured by tho King Motor Car Co
1913 model. 80 horse power. 4-cyllnder'
5-pnssenGer. Never been used
Second. One Pullman Roadster, Model
Third. Two Pleasure COMMERCIAL A.,
tomobiles. made by King Motor Car CO
Model d. Touring. 5-passenger. 10
and starter. Never been used.
Fourth. One Pleasure Commercial An
tomobile. made by King Motor Car 20
Model d. Touring. 5-pnssenger. a.
horse power, S-cylinder. electric lipbte
and starter. Used for exhibition 6ur.
poses for about thirty days.
Fifth. One Locomobile. Baby Tonneau
Model. 5-passenger; made about 1910.
sixth. one Pullman, 5-passcngcr 1915
model. In first class condition.
TERMS: Cash. but more liberal terms
may be announced at the sale.
These cars may be inspected prior to
sale at the warehouse Of the Virginia
Bonded Warehouse Corporation.
JOHN T. WILSON,
Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
IMPROVED FARM IN
AMELIA COUNTY.

dated December /. 1918. and recorded
IN the clerks Office OF Amelia Circuit
comrt. In Deed Book 65. page 4oS. Sc
scrlbed and also the taxes on the land
thereby conveyed. and premiums on
insurance thereon. default having been
maze In the said taxes. amounting to
s35.11, and in the premiums on insur-
ance amounting to S15.7S. and being
required to do so by the noteholder. 1
of Amelia Courthouse.
"WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. 1915, :
at II o'clock A. M.
the above mcntioned property, de-
scribed In the deed OF trust as follows:
and being in Giles District. Amelia
county Gov ~. Va l;o containing three hundred
hnow one the acrsn i e5d
bounded on the south by Fiat Creek.
on the west by County Road and lands
OF cary igglcston. Junius Johnson and
by Junins Johnson and George Gray.
Branch.
=, TERMS: Cash as to so much as may
pc necessary to pay the said taxes and
insurance premium, and also tho costs
OF sale, including n trustees commits
t tbn s OF per ss s sc. and on credit to
certain negotiable notes now outstand-
ing and described In said deed of trust
Hs follows: one for $1,000. duo and pay
and payable January 1. 1917: one for
$500. due and payable January /, 1918.
ana i've interest notes for SS43.75
s?cctively. ut twenty-five. thirty-one.
thirty-scvcn, forty-threo and forty
nine months from date OF said deed of
trust Residue on terms to be anil
nounced at sale
Above sale subject TO n prior deedl
or trust duly recorded In Amelia CPL
linz
Il. II. HOWE,
...... 49,, Trustce./,L
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.

BY. virtue Of a certain deed OF trust,
dated April 16. 1913. and recorded in
the clerk's Office of the Circuit Court.
is pase f sso Ga Resd
and the UNDERSIGNED as trustees s' den
fault having been ma1e Sn the payment
Of the debt therein secured, and being
under the said deed, I will. as survivy
Ing trustee, sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1915.
ut S o'clock P. NJ,
all that certain piece or parcel of land
near tho village of Chester, Chesteraeid
County, Va. containing fourteen acres.
the. Richmond and Petersburg Electrie
Railway; on the south by the lands or
T: z. Lucy: on the west oy the lands
Of Bruce & DqVal. and on the north by
Lot No. s on a plat of W. ". LaPra .hs
County Surveyor. which is recorded
with a deed from ]. w. Jeffries, trus-
lee. 81 and nc, 93,thsssrs to Mrs NJ D. Bruce.
the proceeds AS may be necessary to
defray the expenses OF executing thi.
trust, including trustees commission
OF per centum, and to pay four notes,
April l6.. 1914: ono for $27. with Interest
from October l6, 1914: another for SGT.
With interest from TO- APrii ls. 1915, and
there be any residue OF tho purcha sc
money. the same shall be made paw
able in equal installments at six and
twelve months. with interest from date
on the said property, or all cash, at tho
W. l.. WALTERS,
Surviving Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15

VERY ATTRACTIVE STORE PROP
ERTY AND SMALL FARM AT OIL
VILE. GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VA
trust TO me. dated October .. 1911. on
record in the clerks office OF Gooch-
land Circuit Court. in Deed Book 81.
page 30l, default having been made in
payment of a portion of the money
to do by the beneficiary. WILL on
SATURDAY. 18TH OF JUNE, 1915,
at o'clock p. NJ,
on. the premises. sell to the highest
bidder, all that certain tract or parcel
OF land in the County OF Goochland. at
Oilville. In Dover Magisterial District.
about eight miles east OF Gioochiani
Courthouse, containing 20 acres and Sc
poles. bounded rs follows: beginning at
corner with lands OF n. S. Watkins;
thence north 40 degrees. west so poles
to corner with p. y. l.. Smith: thence
south 80 degrees. west 81 poles to cor
Erees. east 5S poles to the creek, and
thence down the creek as It meanders
to the point of beginning This is the
same tract OF land conveyed to r. j.
Verlander by DR.. Il. *. Bowles by deed
dated February rs, 1911, and recorded
in the clerks Office Of Goochland Cir
cult Court, in Deed Book 81. page 1O7.
critics in Goochland County This sale
offers an unusual opportunity for
homescekcrs as we'll as investors, az
1T is enhanct ing In value.
TERMS: S1.S00 cash. as to balance,
terms will be made known at time of
LEITH S. BREMNER,
TruStea
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. June l--Rnw sugar, steady:
centrifugal. +S; :nollsses. 4I2; refined
steady. Butter. steady. Cheese. unsettled.
spot coffee, steady Rio is, .Sc: Santos As
?NC. -
Cottonseed oil declined early to-day under
Jul? liquidation on the weakness In lard
nut latter had Il partial rally on short COW
ering and support from renneries Final
prices were to points net lower. Sales
l5.'0n barrels. The market closed irregular
Spot and June. 6.oe962l: July 6oeSIr. "a:
August. StOlsG42; September. G65T6S6; DC
,oner. .57I6;as; November. G.52W6.c0; Dcccm
Der, t.5SM 1885, January, G.5Gm6.5o
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opening. and prices fell off to 5 point.
The rains over the belt caused uneasluess
especially AS they accompanied by
complaints of increasing damage and enough
euying was stimulated to recover the los
and put prices couple of points over Sat
urduys final figures
The rise in spots OF points and claims
that holders OF actual cotton was very nrm
IN their views helped give the market a
steady undcrtonc in the afternoon Cotton
futures closing: July. s.23 October. 9.6I !:
!oecember, 9s2: January. 9a3; March i0l5
SPOT cotton. steady, points up: middlinE
4 SIC Sales on the spot. $50 bales: to ar
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BY ]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
lib Main Street.
TRUSTEE SALE
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS,
No. I'LL and 1113
Graham St. (Fulton)

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust. dated
May l6, 1910, from John a. Mayo to the
undersigned trustee. and recorded in
Richmond Chanccry Court, d. b. 2o7-A
page 294, to secure certain notes there
In mentioned. defaul, being made, and
public auction, on the premises.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE l6,
at T. NJ.
the property mentioned in said deed
commencing III feet inches west OF
the western line of Tomkin Street:
thence running eastward along tho
southern line OF Graham Street IS feet
inches. and running back northward-
ly between parallel limos 10 feet to an
alley 10 feet wide. Its eastern and
western line passing through the mid
die OF alley In common feet wide.
with all improvements thereon.
The property rents we'll, and will
pay rs an Investment
TERMS: All cash
LEROY E. BROWN,
Trustee.
NOTE.-Easy terms; monthly pay
ments can be arranged.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
Auctioneers.
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CHICAGO CKAIy MARKrr

CHICAGO. juno !i-Prospccts Of better
weather for the Kansas harvest and. there
tore, quicker movement OF the new con
brought about a taI! in tho price II wheat
day, notwithstanding upturn ut the
start Quotations closed heavy, to SIC
un'"r Saturday nights Level Corn hnishcd
NnchfnEed Ia NC W.. Onts VARYING from &C
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NAVAL STORES.

ANANNAH. GA. June N-Turpentine.
hrin' ShG5si4: sales. ~ casks: receipts s3s
casks; shipments. 1924 casks: stock 49, ;0l
casks. Rosin. firm: sales. 1-eSo barrels: re-
CENTS. 1872 barrels; shipments. 1914 barrels:
stocEs 5LtS barrels. Quote: A. b. eTbh
80: G. n, 200: E.. $40: f. sIOasi2,s: G.
s.loI3S: H.. alSQa45; l.. 3.D@33o X $3.50
~ ~: A. 40ah3e: ~. Sis: Wg., 5.4i: WV.
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AUCTION sALE-ru,ure DAYS.

rHE NALEN1INE AUCTION ~
PHONE MADISON 1909 1
s!e EAsT BROAD st.
General Auctioneers.
J. d: Cnrneal & Son and
ELAN & Funston,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
real haJ HfSA5A i h HIAMGHHH5SHE EEc:A AND
1,ocA VI p. GGkkAR ~. BAsM!!IKRuRr.
r"H FWES TT&EE6Tf nHIE rs AND
elprns 2Sh 1919; ana recorded N the
snsf II shs GnlnS vay Geuf,
i peen made asc IN the payment of the debt
tho beneficiary so to do. and iq purs,i. by
United H,slr States for the Eastern District
the matter. of. w. Is. Clary, bankr,;n ~
We, we VIII sell. in following manner, ' on
Twenty-fourth Streets. on ~ ana
at 2:so Ga acIesk > JUNE NE y, ,lEsl5
REAL EtS Estate.
, Lhat certain lot OF land lying and
the E north 'h line city or Of yfshmo1d W. on
streets, beginning 1870 feet from -T1% Wsn
alley themes along Sasse%T 8 ' s.re Of
l2O feet to Peter Paurs property. thence
along "s Said a nea rs foe. alley
point OF beginning. together wiz ni III
buildings and improvements thereon cor all
ALSO THE F0LI.0WINC; MACHINERY.
80 'DNf hR Hfi5 PERSONAL
C chain Mor, Gionsists Of New Britain
camp. Held SASH sa" Gaping snfn a9 Mac PGor
Thres sae ssiekel Mo slnG sa;y Easan
Blind Stat Wirer. Fay EaE aga. i HIind
S Niins I Borer and Morrison. Wys Silsd
hand Saw 12-ineh IA. b Smith hre in;n and
Iron Frame Rip Saws. Post 'i Bo5er.
Eaean cut-or saw G and DADS Shaft Fay
3l5sh Mesiaer "sh Flan say s Ft1seR
5oid styleSs :. Motor sm ana sMopHer
Box Box. lot shnfting. Pulleys. Ha nt.ns
Maehnes large ar' numb sme al D TooH and
Of Oak. Pine and Cypress Lumber. ecn edayy
MASSER OF SALE: Shall, first ono,
inc nt SAID real estate and personal prop
said real @ sssS,e f for sh hsn sha 9er
and then ofrer for sale said personsi
Iroperty. nrst AZ whole and then IN I
bids received therefor to tho court VI
IHE. TERMS OF SALE: II sold as a \
,h shnl he onc-third cash, and Il
AZ one and two years from date OF sale
inc purchaser to execute negotinhIc {
notes Tor the deferred payments bear
Ing per cent interest from the dav o,
saale' and secured by deed of trust on
option OF the purchaser' II fh a. Sta .nG
land Is sold separately it shall be ON /
inc aroresnld terlns and the personal 4
NJ. J. FULTON,
r. GRAYSON DASHiEII
Trustee in Rankruptcy
j o. CARNEAI. & son.
ELAN & FUNSTEN
Real Estate Auctioneer.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co
General Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15

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quantities. Prices rendered high.