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The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
BY Leo.

praisers who we're satisfactory to
the u. U. r."
Mr.. Moore emphasized the fact
that the Judges are to fix fair
price for the lines. "all things con-
sidered."
What are all the things 10 be
considered?" he asked. "Onc would
be the value OF the physical proper
~; another, the earning power OF
the company; another, the admis-
eions OF the parties"
He declared that the commission
ers have admitted their Willingness
TO pay s23.2s5,c0
The Courts Position.
THE court would naturally and
properly say: You have made an
offer for this property and the peo-
pie have ratified 1t. You do not ex-
pect us to repudiate both the peo-
pie and you" In other words, the
court would take the offer as the
minimum price.
II dc not think the people ought
to ask these commissioners to go
into court and stultify themselves
by admitting that they have offered
an extravagsnt price for the proper
~; and even II the commissioners
would do that, don't think the peo-
| pic should go into court under such
handicap" (Appleuse.)
Mr.. Moore charged that the COM
missioners have stated that the
plant Is worth s40,000,000, basing
the estimate on it's earning power
as shown by ID. U. r. statements. He
said that these statements are made
| by the ID. L. X with the same object
| that statements were made by own
ers of the Pere Marquette, before
j. =. Morgan bought ito sell the
property.
1--WE DC not know" he said. how
much Of the money paid as interest
and dividends has been raised by
the issue Of new bonds, and there
Is no way Of finding out. We do
kow, however tina, the ID. u. r.
plant is mortgaeed for great deal
more than It Is worth, and We nat
urnlly ask: il the ID. u. r. earns
such large sums as Is claimed, why
is the company's property bonded
for much more than II cost, and for
very much more than 1t Is WORTH"
Mr. Moore declared that lob
sequous experts" would testify as
10 the value of tho -. Z. r.. In be-
half Of the company. He pointed TO
expert testimony" In the past as TO
the impos sibility OF operating a car
with vestibule. and with air
brakes.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
DRIVE THROUGH
BALKANS TO
END WAR

so satisfied with the concessions
granted by, Turkey that II II doubt
full now that they would swing TO the
Allies, even II Serbia should at the
eleventh hour grant all Bulgaria asks
In Macedonia. There IL a bare pos.
sibility, however. that Rumania
might influence Bulgaria by ceding
territory II she was threatened with
attack by the allies. Rumania. II In
the belief In Vienna, is anxious to
play the diplomatic game as long as
possible for the largest possible re-
turns.
The whole Balkan situation may
be summed up in the statement:
IF one acts. all act"
Should an Austro-Germ march
on Serbia result In threatening
movements by Rumania, Bulgaria
almost certainly would tumble into
the war with the AustroG Germans.
Serbia probably would get little help
from the allies. because OF her clash
with Italy over territorial questions
In Albania.
TIL. Balkan move, should II be
made. would not he for the purpose
OF getting ammunition TO Turkey
Officials hero and at Vienna say
tina thee Turks are now well sup
piled with shells They ridiculed.
TOO. the assertion that Rumania has
hindered the success of the Turks
by blocking gold shipments from
Germany to Turkey. II was pointed
out that Zeppelins could ny from
Austria to Turkey with all the gold
needed,
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
SAFE ROBBERS
GET LITTLE

Two tin boxes were removed from
the open safe, in Goldberg Bros,
store. some time Thursday night,
and were laborious'y cut open with
a large butcher knife, but the nrm
reported to the police that the
plunder obtained amounted to less
ttm 81. Entrance had been gained
through rear window. AZ there
was nothing Of value in the safe at
tackled. II had been left open.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
EVERY NIGHT TO
CLEVELAND

1913 y. m. Central Standard Time
Arrive Cleveland 9 a. m, making di-
root connections with early morning
srnins for Pittsburgh. The cool, re-
freshing lake breezes and commo-
dlous staterooms induce sleep all the
Way..A-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18

Minneapolis boasts a new direc.
tory in which the longest name IL
Schlmmelpfennis and the shortest
Elk. In all there are 3so.357 per-
sons listed. There are nearly 5000
families of Johnsons.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18

Florida and Georgia together con-
1T utcd ~ oer cent OF the quality
AMI value OF the fuller's earth mar.
keteI in 1912
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
DRUG LAW PROSECUTION
). III. c. Grnsty Reports Arrcst of PInnie
DouElns in Norfolk.

James II. C. Grasty. special agent Of
the Treasury Department for the en-
forcement OF the Harrison anti marco
tic act. who has been in Norfolk for
the last three weeks on business rela-
tive to his work, returned to the city
Wednesday night.
While Mr.. Grasty was in Norfolk,
P!nnie Douglas. alias l.. Harris, was
arrested and carried before the United
States commissioner for alleged vio-
lation of the new law. Douglass case
was continued until July s. and. falling
TO give n required bond for $500 for his
appearance on that date. he was sent
10 the city jail. The prisoner is
charged with having quantity OF
morphine on his person, obtained
through means of forged prescriptions.
II is reported that he has made a con-
fession.
y warrant for the arrest OF another
man said to be implicated with Doug
las has been issued, but it is not known
yet whether the arrest has been made
or not.
Mr.. Grasty says that he is not going
to leave a wheel unturned in the strict
enforcement OF the law, and all Of
Tenders. wherever and whoever they
may be. will receive the full penalty OF
the law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
NJ. y. Pemberton, for Broad Street
Pool Parlor. l16 East Broad Street
eighteen outlets.
John j. DAILY. for Mrs Parsons. Will
liamsburg Road. three outlets.
Same, for Methodist Chapel, will
liamsburg Road, ten outlets and six
fixtures.
Engelberg Bear. for H. Seldom
Taylor & Son, 1914 East Main Street
twenty-onc outlets.
w. H. jerks. for Amrhein Brothers
1905 Hull Street. twenty-five outlets.
Same, for C. T. Lewis. 33ls Grove
Avenue, twenty-six outlets.
Winston Electric Construction Co.,
for Kingan & Co. Fifteenth and Cary
Streets. eight outlets.
Same, for w. Il. Meredith, $50 Park
Avenue. thirteen fixtures.
r. r. Cosby Electric Co. for F. J.
keck, First Market. one ceiling fan.
II. T.. Burlington Co, for Mrs. Phelps
2312 Stuart Avenue. eleven outlets
and four fixtures
Same. for S. y. williams, 704 East
Broad Street. changing meter loop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

,ions only i $1,000 bu,hei. and of thi. there
bro only is0 0oo bushels contract. These
y,Gnndlti.ns mean tha, shorts arc In a
'iic'nma They must scout the country for
cas- cash w, wheat ond bTins !, here for delivery
me pit aud bid up that future. as there
VIII be- moro or leHs competition from those
wno are short now. Some OF the more con
ssrratfre cash handlers Of wheat advance
the opinion that with present modern ma
chinery used on the farms OF the winter
"hsit belt. IL viii take only short period
10 prepare large amounts OF wheat for
Shinment The question naturally arises:
VIII the now whclt lie In condition for
delivery on july cOntractsr" Because 20.
;he long drawn-o rains and the natural
consequence Of tough wheat, there q. a
possibility OF tho longs In the July future
giving the shorts some trouble before the
grain Is accepted on contract. even IL
rendered The larger shorts profess to DO
in an easy position.
The July wheat future at Chicago sold
between Slo!n and @i.osia. closing at sl.0IL
compared with q closing of SL0SS on We'd
neSiay The carly gain IN the July was on
rush Of buying orders from shorts. ma ny
OF whom arc located outside of Chicago
There were no changes in the moro do
fcrrca months. Minneapolis hadsa sensa-
tionai advance IN wheat to-day tho 3an
amounting to Sc. The upturn was In July
sales OF cash for export we're finnl'v esti-
mated at 100000 bushels wheat-mostly new
crop, and $4,000 bushels oats.
B. w. Snow. tho we'll known crop expert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
DELEGATES REPORT TO
ADVERTISERS CLUB
Tell OF "Truth In Advertising" Cam
pniEn Carried on by Associated
Advertising CluhN of World.

Members OF the Richmond Adver-
Users Club. at a luncheon a, the Bust
ness Mems Club Yesterday afternoon,
were told OF some Of III" things which
:heir delegates learned at the conven-
ton OF the Associated Advertising Clubs
Of tho World in Chicago last week 2.
L. Layfeld. president Of the club. and
s. o. Lindcman were The only speakers
at this gathering, but arrangements
were made for a fun meeting to be held
next Thursday evening at $40 o'clock
when the other eight delegates will tell
what they heard and saw at the CHI
Cago convention.
Mr.. Llndeman told OF the Truth in
advertising" campaign which the asso-
ciation is carrying on throughout the
country That was the keynote OF the
convention, and many prominent speak
ers dwell on the Importance OF the
idea
~ the meeting next Thursday In the
Business Mems Club plans will he dis
cussed for the representation of the
} Richmond Advertisers at the convcn-
ton in Philadelphia next year Mr..
L!ndeman expressed the belief that
Richmond would send ESQ Delegates to
Philadelphia next year. and would be
represented III manner hentting the
town that Bill Dabney des!gnates as
the erandest town in the Crandest
State in the grandesi country in the
world"
The delegates to the Chicago con-
vention were Mr.. LinGeman Mr.. Law
field. Z. r. Haas. y. l.. White. J. /. Hin.
T.. L. Palmer, stacy +. Garrett. Norman
Cole. George w. Rogers and Milton
Cone. Layileld and Lindcman will re-
peat their addresses next week and the
others will at that lime tell Of their
experiences also.
j. G. Pattee, vice-prcsident OF the
club, presided at the luncheon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Pnrk COnccrf-JSessnich's Munich
pm Hnnd. Fulton Fairgrounds, $
Catholic Womun's Club, cuchre
party, 2O3 East Franklin Street, $3.50
o'clock.
Richmond Exchange for Womcn's
work, 800 Eust Franklin street, II
O'Clock.
baptist Missionary CIRCLE OF Rich.
niOnd. opening OF "H0use OF Inppi-
ness,p O'CLOCK.
BiJou-BiJou Stock Company, In
"FacInE the Muslc," $500.
LyrIc-POpuInr vaudeville md
picturcni matinee, $3.50; night, 5,46
unI O:15.
Standardization pictures; contin-
nous performance from II morning
to II night.
Strnnd-PnrnmOunt pictures; con-
tinuous performance from IL noon
to IL.
Nictor-Aotion pictures; continu-
our performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

estimates tho condition OF winter wheat
at 49,. indicating a crop of $4,000 ccp bush
els. Conditions Of spring wheat. a?fp and
indicating crop of 2o5.ooo.ooo bushels or a
total Of oa.oco.ooo bushels. compared With
feioo.o0 bushels harvested last year Tn,
condition of oats ~ 9l.5. indicating a crop
OF l.aS9.oo0Oco bushels. The acreage Of corr,
tx 10s..63.U0 bushels showing an Increase
over last year o; 100000 acres. The condi.
ton of corn In S3.S.
Corn, was i.c to Nc higher to-day and still
was some strength on the advanced
weather over the. West. The B. W. Snow
report. as given above. WAS considered bear
ssh: Clearances form the seaboard were
sIl.Go0 bushels
PATS closed ,te TO- se higher. The sash
100000 bushels wsre for export. Those who
have sold this grain to foreigners are, II
Is said. having some trouble In hlling
contracts. Premiums here were again ad
vanced. standards selling 4ac over July In
store. There was some hedging In the
September future.
There were free deliveries of hog products
on July contracts. the pork sent out amount
me to 1880 barrels: the lard. $500
tierocs and ribs, ls5ocOo pounds Consid,
cradle of this product found Its way into
the pit and cnused weakness. Closing how
ever. were about steady as compared With
those OF Yesterday '''N~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

of Temple street. May 8: 1915; sl7O.
II. q. Clarke ct ux. to Stuart Bowc.
trustee. 5Oxl5o feet west lire Meadow
Bridge Road, sS feet . inches south
$500.
Barney f. Myers to II. n. Pollard.
Street. juno s. 1875 s2.3l75o
Ellie ID: Cone OF vir. to John Bagby,
trustee. 50xli0 feet west line Third
Street. June 80. 1915: $3.50
Harry l.. Matthews ct uNor to Edwin
n. Heller. trustee. 5oxl?0 feet east
line of Colonial Avenue, 200 feet north
$50. nes street july l. 1870 W.
Henry w. Rountrce ct luxor. to
Wheeler II. Hall, trustee, 50 feet IL
Street. 1o4 feet inches west OF
Adams Street. June rs. 1915: $4,000.
,.o Maria En,, Harris rns to NJ: L. Walker trus.
Richmond Forginss Corp. to Bank
OF Commerce and Trusts. 27slS acres;
| rights. leases, powers and privileges.
July /, 1915; $4,000
Barcny f. Myers TO Bank OF Com
merce and Trusts. trustee, 20Xl40 feet
south line of Broad Street, so feet east
; of Laurel Street. June s. 1915: sS.S75.
lanes James r Carter to II. I. Richeson;
Street. s. feet . inches cast of Price
Street. June %. 1918; sl.69s.
! tao , ~ Mai!ord to j: q; Elan. trus-
ia,yne Avenue. 2oS. feet north of Ma
plewood Avenue. June %. 1915; 5000
Mollie Il. Isabel ct vr. to trustees
OF , Gd,ize ms Building and Loan Asso-
| Minor Street. 81 feet east OF Lamb
Avenue. June %, 1915; $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting a

Amounting To SlC,nDO.
G. r. Ludwig TO Robert J. Butler 20
feet 6l-2 inches b. 1901 -2 feet west
line Laurel street IS feet Sig inches
south OF Spring Street June &c, 1915 /;
tax. SLIGO. $40
Harry T. Moore ct ais. to A. L.
Bowlcs CT al. all Interest In certain
three foot alley in rear of property
owned by Bowles on the west side of
Twenty-third Street. between Broad
and Marshall Streets. June %. 1915:
$50
Abbey Realty Corporation to Miss
Nellie Cartwright, lots ls, 90. 81 and
22 In block in the plan OF Colonial
Ilacc, section a. May 81, 1915; $1,000.
Bette S. Beazley TO Virginia A. Sell
ers. 29xSo feet west line ST. Peter
Street. 81 feet south of Calhoun Street
June 30. 1915; tax, s2.To, $40, love and
affection.
T. S. Fleming ct us to Hugh S.
I.arrick, % feet S1-2 ipches by 155
feet south line FLOYD Avenue. 23O feet
41o inches west OF West Street MAY
90. 1915: tax s4.3o. $40.
A. r. Truman 10 James T. Carter, oS-
xTi feet south line Duval Street SO
feet : inches east OF Price Street. June
2s. 1915: tax, $3.50 $40.
Eugene T. Long ct ux. to Wallace
c. Saunders, 1o0X25O feet east line
Chamh,erlayne Avenue, 100 feet north
Of Lahurnum Avenue. June ], 1915;
taS $3.50. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Seven Release Deeds,
In &II Sun
4 mounting

TO SII.SO0.
S. T3owc ct ais. trustees. TO NJ V
Butler ct uX., 30Xl79 feet inches
south line Hanover Avenue, "a feet
west OF Cedar street. June 25, 1915:
s5175.
II. a. McCurdy, trustee, to Robert
5. Selph ct uX., 50Xl50 feet west line
Meadow Bridge Road. 9S feet Q inches
south OF Hillcrest Avenue June 90.
1878; $1,000.
II. r. Pollard, Jr, trustee, TO Henry
5. Wallterstein. 20Xl40 feet south line
Broad Street. so feet east OF Laurel
Street. June S. 1915: s2,52o.
Bank Of Commerce, and Trusts to
Barney T. Myers ct al, partial release,
20Xl40 feet south line Broad Street so
feet east of Laurel Street. June 20,
1915: 81.
William NJ. Miller. trustee to Amelia
Freydeck ct viz, 5oXl20 feet western
line OF Fourth Avenue. GO feet south
of Trigg Street. May "a. 1915: s456.
j. Is. Elan, trustee. to Ella B. Greer
ct ais, 1O0xo33.5 west line Chamb er-
layne Avenue, eos feet north of Ma
plewood Avenue. June %. 1915; So
al
Savings Bank of Richmond to John
r. Morien ct ais, $50 feet at the south
west corner of Cary and Richie
Streets. November 3. 1915 $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
Fourth of July Tickets
Southern, RaiL,Doy

At greatly reduced fares for the
round trip TO all points tickets on
sale July 3, and 9TH, 1916, limited to
reach original starting point prior to
midnight July Sth, 1915.
Special excursion to West Point,
Monday, July 5th. Round trip fare so
cents. Leave Richmond, Main Street
Depot Special Train. GAS A NJ, re-
turning leave West Point p. NJ Big
West Point celebration
Complete information at 907 East
Main Street, n. L. Bishop, Division PAS
senger Agent. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
PURE FOOD CASES
|oniihuhhces or Disn,fSsais in All Stnte
PROSECUTIONS BEFORE Police Court.

| There were 60 convictions in tn.
cases against several merchants. hailed
into court yesterday on charges ~
having unsound fish or meats in tbejr
stores for sale or with allowing un-
sanitary conditions to exist in their
piaces or business, Justice Crutchfleld
tnuinG the cases In order to allow the
merchants to clean up or to make snch
disposition of the goods as might be
ordered by the inspectors of the state
Food and Dairy Commission
The cases Gainst Hiram r. Gates
and w. NJ. Parrish, Jr., charged with
having unsound fish in their stores
was continued. That against Robert
VI Smith. charged with similar yio-
Htion OF the law, was dismissed. w
y Hawks was given until July Is to
,lean up his store and to dispose of
liieged unsound salt meat, While
Ihomas Poindexter, UNCERTAINTIES
oroker' charged with having unsound
ash IN his possession will be given a
hearing in the Police Court TODAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds of narEaIn nnd Snl,
m lnr- SSSQ -

y "Hr IccuS OF HnrEnin nnH SRIC,
Amounting TO $3.50.
L. s. Read ct uX. to NJ. T. Read, lots
II and &c in block NJ. section l. and
lot 2S In block l., same section. in the
plan OF Highland Springs. June. so,
1915 tax. 90 cents 81
+. 4. Glass Ell uX. TO Mike Carou-
sky. lots i and u in block d, section
ir the plan of Highland Springs.
June 90, 1915; tax. 20 cents. $40.
Julia Young to r. +. Fancil lots o1
90 and 90 in the plan of Woodville
June IL, 1915: 500
John T. Cox ct ais. TO a. Woodward
% acres near White Oak Swamp. June
90, 1915: tax, so cents, $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
General Weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Pressure is
70" generally east OF the Mississippi
River. with centers Of lowest pressure
over southern New England and Lake
Michigan. This condition has been at
tLended py scattered showers and thun-
uerstorms over much OF the country
east of the mississippi River and in the
Northwest; Heavy rains fell in New
England. New York, Eastern Pennsyl-
wanna ana Northern New Jersey The
greatest fall being ilS at Boston.
Lower temperatures prevail throughout
the New England States, the Ohio VAL
Northern Plains States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
FIRE IN BOX FACTORY
Early Morning Blaze Does Damage
Estimated ut SS.3OG.

Fire. originating in the building oc-
copied BY the Johnston Box Company
and the Star Paper Dish COMPANY
about o'clock Yesterday morning. did
damage estimated at about $500 be-
FORE 1t was distinguished by several !
companies under the direction of As
sistant Chief RATIO. The CONFEDERATION
,nouGht TO nave started from a de-
itttiNt gas pipe, gas being used to
operate several Of the dish machines.
me dish company suffered to the ey-
tent of $500. it is said. while the
remainder OF the loss was sustained by
the box company. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
PLUMBING PERMITS,

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
ders:
w. NJ. Deitrick. for City School
Board, Lombardy and Main Streees.
III. Grimmells Sons, for Mrs. T.. II.
Spence. 9lS - North Sixth Street.
T. J. Peyronnctt, for George ID. Prid-
dy. 1871 West Broad Street.
II. c. Clarke, for Mrs. Reid, GA i q
North Twcntyscvcnth Street
Same, for Mr.. Montgomery, II South
Fifteenth Street.
w. F. Hendricks. for Mary Thornton,
1929 kemper Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
wnnt wiiiurd-Corcy scrap.

MILWAUKEE. WIS July l--Bits
for the Jess Willard-Jim Cofey contest
will not be confined to New York The
Cream City a. c, OF Milwaukee. has
accounted that a substantial bid has
OF the champion. the match TO take
place In the fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Month of July Starts Out With
Light Sales for Small
Property.
COMPARISONS SHOW UP WELL
For First Six Months of This Year
Total Sales Wore Larger Than for
Same Period Of 1914, When War
Had Not Been Suggested.

Trading on the local real estate
market Yesterday was only nominally
active. the sales being in the main
for small property and were not as
numerous as on other days OF this
week. Henrico County property show
ed fair hctivity, as did real estate
on tho south side of the James River.
The total Of the deeds Of trust was
unusually large yesterday for the
number that went TO record OCCASION
ed by two large mortgages The re-
lease deeds were about the usual mum =
Der and size.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
MARuAGi. LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by
the clerk of the lIustings Court yes
terday rs follows:
olanda w. Worsham and Mary j.
Selph.
Stanley Ioen and Sadie a. Kern.
Nannot wilcox and Mary Bowman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
BUILDING PERMITS.

Two Building Permits, Amounting
TO 1915.
Permits for new and repair work
were Issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows:
Emma 4. Evans. to repair frame
$500
c. r. Archer. TO Suild brick garage
in rear Of 1905 Hanover Avenue. to
cost SITS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
HENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Four Deeds of Trust, Amounting
to S210O

to $4,000.
William L. Stahl ct ais. to E. w.
Farley. trustee. % acres ear the Broad
Street Road, about three miles from
the city. July l, 1915 $1,000.
A woodward to Frank c. Louthan,
trustee, % acres near White Oak
Henry Eilerson to F. II 4oxlev or
al. trustees. 2l.G2 acres near the viii
liamsburg Road. June %, 1915: $3.50.
Matte d Riddle ct vir, 10 William
r. Miller, trustee, lots 50 and &c in
block is In the plan of Colonial Place,
section 3. July l. 1915; 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

Eugene 7. Long sold a lot fronting
100 feet on the east side of Chamber
laync Avenue. just north of Laburnum
Avenue. in Gintcr Park. to Wallace G.
Saunders. The consideration was 81
300, ana this was the largest sale TO
develop Thurman s. Fleming sold TO
Hugh 5. Larrick the brick dwelling al
1921 Floyd Avenue, fronting twenty
two feet eight and one-half inches,
for $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
CnANCERY DEEDS OF TRUsT.

Thirteen Deeds OF Trust, Amount
ing TO SI52,731.
Susie c. Winston to j. T. Carneal,
trustee. - 1-oXl30 feet west line Third
June 10. 1915: s5oS.50.
G. r, Goldbach 10 Robert T Win
ston. trustee, 30Xl30 feet inches
north line Taylor Street. los feet west
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

There Will he plenty OF baseball at
Highland Springs on Monday There
will be three games. the first n $40
In the morning between Paramount and
Highland Springs. The double bill in
the afternoon VIII start at o'clock.
with the HowitZers playing Paramount.
and will close with Metropolitan. ]. o.
Q. F.. playing Highland Springs at I
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
HusTINGs TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting 10 S05SS

Addie V. Jones e. vir. to Arnold r.
Ellke. 3oSll0 feet at the northeast cor
ncr OF buchanan and Pocahontas
Streets. July l, 1915: tax, SO. $1,000.
Mayo Land and Bridge Co. 10 South
ern Railway Co, lot containing 49,
916 square feet on the west side of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway. June
81. 1915; S7.97S.