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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
EDITORS FIRED

BROWNSVILLE. Texss No, %
on orders from Mexico Cifv fbre. ,5i.
'orH ot I'D Democratic. 0NIp.ar ,-s,r
'I ih' DO facto government af Nafs
u"r7s. were discharged TODAY Tho.
'harar''r OF the publication .Fif,,.
ials and distorted news of bandit srf.g.
l,F on tho American side of fb. Mo.
'rando were said to have been tla
cause '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
DECLARE MARTIAL
LAW AT BRUSSELS

LONDON Nov %. $3.50 70 mn tn.
'N,h'H.n I'i'-raphe Amsterdam cor
r' rurdfrf .Hr#
''.-1s. received here from Roos.
''.'.I Holland says ftaf travellers
WING There from rrl.um saw ffat
... German authorities Ha.. decided
.n r..'" Hru-s"iH under martial law
.N'f'ht d'pfiF.rE fho Hri.Iar cIy1 au.
''o'I'i'a of fI0.. control
I'' corro rurd'1f adds that tho
publicly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
ROADS TO DECIDE
ON HIGHER TARIFFS

lioANokE. Va Nov. -Urprosop.
.''F"F ui tHr Norfolk and Western
.'.il'thr q ohio and baltimore u
D'I' railroads VIII meet af White Sui.
I'N' -Hi.nfr. W Va. November Do 10
.'-IN'i hnHI decision rerarfinr tho
proposed issuing of hIrher tariffs ON
r.,I''n COST hhuIH from the West vir
h''.H IrldH IhiH announcement Wa
made here tonight hy an oHIriat ~ 49,
Norfolk a Western
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
TWO KILLED
IN EXPLOSION

ALTOONA. Pa. Nov 1.-Two men
were instantly killed and four injured
by an explosion of % steam boiler at
the Suuler saw Mil al Cross KEYS.
few miles west Of Altoona at s
O'Clock this morning The dead are.
Howard Bruhgokr aged is. of Cros.
Keys. head blown off. William Knot.
aged a.. OF Altoona head blown off
bud Osborne suffered a broken log
and three others were less seriously
injured. None Of tho worku-cn az thu
null could assign reason for the ex-
plosion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
VILLA TROOPS AT
FUERTE DEFEATED

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Nov IL
Deieat Of 5000 villa troops who AT
lacked Fucrte. Mexico. by sunsrio-
torco Of the Do facto Government Was
reported today boz consular dispatcres
= In'ri' is ON the railroad northeast og
'poi'haWpo The attack was said
To- have started ON sunday
Id-erhtfr service between y.ra
,fuz and Mexico city was rerorf.d IN
nave been Discontinued for fav lsys
~ assist To- tho movement Of fr,.rbt
~. l'i'h's from Guayuas told of the
"'nlne there ~ HIv thousand froo-.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
HUGHES CREEK co.
r. Be OPERATED

'|ihNI|HI1'. w. NH. Nos Do
'f'rr suspension offending from Juno.
i'.'. f." mines of fre fIueHra Crock
ohI company HI fugHsHf1r rrr
.fnH'f H' public aslr fHia week D.. O.
vs. Dawson. rrrrrHl manager of the
h'0y.s 'Irrk .niIsr C0mrarv viii
Do ruI In operation 8f au aartv f4t.
a largo Hrer of undevel0psd territory
Will ha operated later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
TO AID SUBMARINE

-'r fth''Is"O. Nor 90 The
Ir.''d State. ..H.rr Chattanooga fef,
Ln ~. bon ars..r rr radio r-aesre
ffnW 'N" 'rI.asr Maryland srfsH Is
InFinf ins suhuar'ra 90 bon. fron
i"0"ln.u The nature Df th. m,.ssas
weH not made public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. - Official
reports describing exactly how the
Italian liner Ancona was DESTROYED
sim were unavailable to-day and in
consequence Secretary Lansing re-
Trained from expressing any opinion
as 20 the attitude Of the United States.
Press reports indicating that the
Ancona was given warning but that
many passengers were lost as n re-
suit of shots fired BY the attacking
submarine after the liner came TO a
malt. were read here with grave inter
est. High officials Of the American
government hold that when needing
warning belligerent merchantmen is
entitled To sufficient time to place
non-combatants in a place of safety
and that that fact that "a vessel pre-
viously attempted TO escape does no,
invalidate that right.
Many phases OF the question were
discussed informally by officials dur.
ing the day. but with the reservation
that formal comment or action neces-
sarily must await detailed reports
from Ambassador Page az RcSne and
American consuls in Italy and north
Africa. who have been instructed Ia
obtain aftidavits from survivors. So
Tar II has been impossible TO ascer-
tain definitely the number of Ameri-
can citizens lost.
Reports Conflict
Conflicting reports concerning the
colors raised by the submarine which
attacked the Ancona attracted much
attention.
II one report-that the submarine
New a German fag-is confirmed. on.
cials said this would be considered as
an act Of war sufficient to serve notice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
MoNTENEGRINs PREVENT
MACKENsEN FROM GO
ING FORWARD.
French Advance in South-Greek
Parliament Reported
Dissolved.

LONDON, Nov. II. a. ma
dispatch to Reuters telegram
Company, from Athens, says a de-
cree has been issued dissolvinq
the Chamber Of Deputies, and that
the new elections have been fixed
for December ie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
THE WEATHER

NAsHIHaToH. Nov. i1.-Poreea,,.
49, sirEin'a aud Ohio-Fair. eofIs-
friday; Saturday fair
Heatern Ferra aT1vauia-gho-ysr. ,,ts
eF friday Saturday partly cloudv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
ACT VIEWED AS VIOLATION
OF INTERNATIONAL
LAW.
Report That Submarine Raised
German Colors Compli-
Gates Situation.

PARIS, Nov. II, 1880 o. ma
dispatch to the Havas Agency
from Tunis says:
The captain OF the Aneona.
who arrived here today. confirmed
previous reports that the hostile
submarine fired upon his vessel
while her boats were belnq filled
with passengers and ready 20 be
lowered. Shells struck the boats.
killing or wounding many passen-
gers, the captain said, and boats
were also struck by proIeetlIes
after they were in the water.
The captain declared that no
signal was given by the subna-
rine except that shot was fired
when the submarine was about
five miles distant. The steamer
Immediately stopped completely.
The last gun shots were fired at a
distance OF about 800 yards from
the steamer. Several OF the boats
pulled close to the submarine, the
captain Of the Aneona said, but
were warned off with insulting
cries"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

LONDON, Nov. II, 3:13 a. NJ
The Times Balkan correspondent,
teieSraphinG from Bucharest, es-
presses the opinion that " Russia
could send into the SerVian cam
paisn a force Of 100000 men while
the French and British troops are
landing on the Aegean coast. the
hesitation which prevails in GER
tain quarters in Rumania would
be dissipated and both Rumania
and Greece would throw in their
lots with the entente allies.
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LONDON. Nov. IL. 1905 T. m
Ihere has been no material change In
the last - hours In the situation
either in Servia or on the other fronts.
Ihe Austro-Germans claim TO be ad-
vancing along the line west OF Nish
Dut beyond the report of the capture
oi another 1000 prisoners. which the
Servians say, like those reported cap.
luItd previously. were largely civil
ians OF Albanian or Macedonia troops.
VINO surrender easily. the officials re-
ports OF the invaders do not record the
capture OF any town.
In iact the Seryians are now facing
the invaders in the mountains which
nave proved q protection to them in
their previous wars and they NAV be-
expected 10 make the advance of tho
Austro-Germans and BulCarians 4
matter Of some difficulty. II also is
probable that the opposition the Ans
trlans are meeting in their effort. 10
urlVe back the Montenegrins is delsy-
ing Field Marshal Won Mackensen's q
army for the right wing must be free
from this menace before they proceed
with their drive.
News Conflicting.
Inc news from the southern part OF
- NOuH'iS ~ very conflicting. IL is
no" known that the French did NOT
reoccupy but simply made cavalry
RAID INTO the town Of Veles. destroying
me Bulgarian ammunition stores The
French, however. are advancing on the
West side Of the Nardar river and al,
lne same Time are repelling Bulgarian
aUacks on krivolak and endeayoring
70 form junction with the Servians
VINO are hshtng In the Babuna pass.
ne" british division having landed
~ LOT Ce Nhlch is 10 be under COM
mand OF General Sir Charles Csrr,irI
ael Monro Is spreading out tow,rd
strumitsa. where encounters win D,,i.
saTlan patrols are reported
o., WIN me arrival Of Field Marshal
Earl Kitchener. who should soon be
tconunued on Page rvv.lve,
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'oonanusd ON Page rvslve.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
SENTIMENT ON WHEAT
DECIDEDLY BULLISH
Very Little Can BE Found In News Of
Market to Favor Bear Side
of House.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

ClIICAGO October lc.-For som" time past
The h pTohahIe s InGas n'o GSTm
10 this country free Of duty. Many reports
have hay ~ been circulated as I" the a.tsmpts Of
I ,, removed by the Dominion officials
OF. sentiment in wheat is quite hullish. and
little has been said about Canadian wheat
during the last week or ten days.
preston AZ 10 what is necessary In the INIT
ter Of the remova, OF the Canadian import
present tariff of the United states provides
wheat wheat hour and ' othsT S Whest
products when imported from countries
ncur, imported from tho United states"
1t is clear. therefore. that Canadian wheat
United States II the Canadian government
repenis Its duty on wheat alone. while re.
tanaHs nsei t ,e Sao
whcat-hour from the United States before
Its wheat can enter tho United States free
Sentiment on wheat is decidedly bullish
and At the moment the bulls have grca.
cam be seen In the camp OF the bcnrs
Torthwes:ern receipts have fallen on sharply
may hc said OF the southwestern receipts
The export trade IL wheas. has been much
been mainly OF Manitoba, there 'i have bees clS
'iheral sales Of winter wheat for shipment
December and May but the ct trade I has
swung over largely into the Nav future
II Is generally believed that more or
less damage has been done by fros, in the
corr belt. anC not only have shorts bought
freely on this account. but investors have
,nk,n hold quite literally. The cash situa-
tion In corn is considered strong hut the
offerings from Argentina have been on n
large scale and are likely TO Increase with
more liberal tonnage.
oats have ruled strong because Of the
strength shown by wheat and corn coupled
Win an improved demand for the lash
The hir trade In c,ub hoa ,.
been the potent hCll!sh factor in that mar
hI .o,, ana Il h"lned prices 10 much higher
Withstandng the fact that the stock OF
mnnnihctutcn hog products IS liberal In all
i"Siuohs' SIN hiTh"r prices will rule In case
CciptS 1T Western markets
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SHARES WILL BE QUOTED
IN TERMS OF DOLLARS

E MEW YORK.: October l2.-when the Stock
stocks apparently Will be haived In value
ni'hpuEh III reality there will be no change
IN ,hcir worth. Thus Heading Pennsyivc nil,
ana Westinghouse. selling Monday AT Isl. II;
ana !'H VIII be listed at SOL. 5S's and 81
t,iHS'"ctivsiy. unless there he the usual vnria :
umi IN quotrttons over holiday
ine reason for this Is found i'm an an
nonnc"ment mad. at the Stock Exchange to-
haE. asserting that OF several ame,d-
nnents to the constitution approved hy the
members. provides for Quoting all stock =
IN terms OF dollars instead OF points. as
heretofore ' a"
reading. PENNSYLVANIA and Westirchouga
together ~ith nur,ber OF other issues are
Oh 80. 81 par value. but have been quoted on
:. ,a- point basis. In future they will be
quoted IN terms of dollars.
Nhot1cr amendment provides for churco
OF one-half tho brokers' commission of
Il2'9 per 100 shares for buying or selling
St"rk quoted under $40 n share. Suc,, issues
inciude Missouri Pacific, Kansas and Teyas
american Mailing. Rumcly. 81. Louis ana
Wheeling AMI Lake Erie
The decision of odd lots dealers to return
10 thelr usual charge of one eighth OF | nor
cent above the market in selling fractional
amounts OF stocks (under 100 shares also
becomes effective tomorrow
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make others believe that it Is right
or SAFE Tor Banks to charge 100 per cent
Il year, while the producing people
about them are kept poor. 1 know OF
such banks. | do not intend to stand
tor them If ] can help It, Tho country
VIII not stand for them. hold il
TO be proper function of the govern
inent' and especially of it's Treasury De.
partment. to do all that lawfully may
DE done to protect the borrower of all
grades. everywhere, against short :
sighted and mutually destructive
apacity. as vel las the stakeholder
and depositor In national banks against
reckless and suicidal methods"
Representative Carter Glass. of Vir
sl.ia' author of the Federal reserve
act. In discussing the same thing. dc
ciared that If the Treasury Department.
ana the Federal Reserve Board can eff
charged by national banks that there
iectively control the interest rntes
VIII he no need whatever for rural
credits. He maintains that the condi-
IONS upon which farm loans may be
secured through the reserve system are
liberal enough to obviate the demand
Tor rural credits relief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13

several weeks created II sensation. has
returned and Is with his family. Dur
Ing most of tho time while away he
claims to have been sick IN New York.
For several days w. Talbot Sinclair,
representing the bonding company,
has been making Il thorough eNamina-
ton OF Paulett's accounts. and 1t Is
said that the alleged shortage will not
amount to as much rs $1,000. Mr.. SIN
clair expects to conclude his report and
submit it to n special meeting OF the
Council tomorrow morning. MIR. Sim
clair stated Tonight that he had dis
covered nothing in Pauletts accounts
which would indicate Intentional
wrong doing, and II Is believed that
tho matter will he satisfactorily adj
justed as soon as the exact amount duo
the town is asc ,rtained. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
VIRGINIA SYNODICAI.
MEETS IN LYNCHBUR(:

LYNCHBURG, VA. October 1.-THE
session of the Virginia Synodical. the
"omen's auxiliary of the Virginia
Synod of the Presbyterian Church. be-
gan tonight ut the First Presbyterian
Church' with DR.. James d. Paxton.
pastor OF the convention church. prc,
siding. DR.. Egbert w Smith. of Nash :
vile. Tenn. of the board OF foreign
missions. addressed the convention on
the theme. Secret of Victory"
The convention will be in session
unul Friday morning. and about 100
delegates are expected, many of them
having arrived here tonight. The exc
rutifc committee met this morning, hut
the regular business sessions OF the
convention will begin Tomorrow.
The Synodical represents the women
Oh All OF the Southern Presbyterian
churches of Maryland. District of Co
Iumbia. Virginia and portions of West
Virginia.
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TO LET
CONTRACT FOR BUILDING
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

LEXINGTON. VA. October 12-Thc
building committee OF the Virginia
Military Institute. Colonel Joseph But
ton, chairman has been authorized by
the board Of visitors to let the con-
tract for the new Jackson Memorial
Han, to cost nearly 100000. which will
occupy a site near the V. NJ. l. bar
TsckS. large number of bids were
opened by the board of visitors ut it's
meeting There were present r. A.
James Chairman Joseph Button,
George w. stevens. George l.. Brown
ing, w. II. Taylor. 4. l.. Tate and NJ. r.
COrSe.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

N'HI'| STUCK
Richmond. Va October -. 1915
Best steers. 1isTIS: choice. higher: medium
10 E""C. tSt't.i, common to fair. 5F;h Rest
h"iicrs. ti2u.i.: metliu:p to good. GtkIG.
common 10 fair. i9t|.',. Best COWS. 5i1@ja.:
medium TO good. ii4uai.: coinmon to fair.
ai3u+iz. Best oxen. 6J6,a: medium to good.
ti?fid common - fair. 4isT5r Best bulls.
5i.H6N: light. 4LIiA. Best calves eTlo;
common 10 medium. 6ISh: fresh cows sToli
SO per head. Best hogs. s,k; and
stays ti4m7. Best sheep. 5Ts: common to
fair. 4I5 Best lambs, ShIa: Com,nor to
light bs
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. Ga. October Ia.--rruentine
32a S9i.; sales. ga casks receipts. % CO sts;
shipments. ?,23 casks: stock. n oI> casks
Rosin, firm: sales, 9n5 barrels: rcccirts 7?3
barrels; shipments $3.50 barrels: stock.
b'.1!s barrels. Quote: ABCDEF. 3G5; e. IIGi
800. Ill. 3.6o. X. a.S; NJ 40; n, 49, VIC.
Go WV. els.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13

BY virtue Of a decree of the Law and
70 Vanit or court Of the city of Richmond.
suit OF Joseph V. Griffin VS.. j. r. Grimm,
Jr.. ct ais. the undersigned speciaj
commissioners will on
MONDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1915.
sell at auction on the respective prem
Uses the above real estate. as follows:
AT 4 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the following parcel: a certain lot of
land. with improvements thereon AND
known as No. 900 North Twentv.nipth
street. In the city of Richmond. Va,
betw wee oaS' a ,Ine OF OVERWHELMINGLY street
MS follows: Commencing Mt nnint
distant ia feet from the intersection
nortS wsnrSIn'n a,on and o Streets thence
Twenty,nint Street. 20 feet inches
thence back eastwardly within parallel
n aT 35f fe Ho to an sley y feet wide
the foilowing parcel: All that lot OF
known as No 1920 Baldwin Street. in
on the. west line of Buchanan Street,
at It's intersection with the north Iinc
of Baldwin Street. and running west
street IS feet. and back between
parallel lines 16o feet inches more or
less.
AT OR ABOUT 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the following parcel: All that lot Of
Win improvements thereon, known
as No. 1922 buchanan ST. set, fronting
80 feet inches on the eastern line of
buchanan Street. between Richard and
Baldwin Streets, and running back 100
feet to line parallel with Seventeenth
street.
AT OR ABOUT $40 O'CLOCK p. M,
the following parcel: All that vacant
lot OF land located In Woodville. Hen
rico County. Va, commencing at the
southeast corner OF Selden and Poplar
Streets. or Twenty-sixth Street, and ex-
tending eastwardly on the south line OF
said Selden Street 25 feet. and extend
ing in n southcriy direction between
parallel lines 125 feet to an alley IS
feet wide.
Terms of sale as to each parcel:
One fourth cash, balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months respectively from
day of sale. Deferred payments to be
evidenced by notes of purchaser bear
Ing interest from day of sale, or all cash
at option Of purchaser: title to DO re-
tanned until all purchase money is
paid and conveyance ordered by court
j. r. POLLARD,
JAMES IT. LEWIS.
Special Commissioners
]. Luther Libby, clerk Of the said
court. certify that the bond reouirnd
by the above decree OF the special com
missioners has becn duly given
Given under my hand this 7th day y,
October. 1915.
Teste
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
CIIICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. October ic.-Hogs steady: hulk
T!ou{\'o: light. SSo0asS.Io; mixed. t7S5nSS 81:
heavy, s1.SDnSS.65 rough, S7.s0TSSNO: pigs.
sj.coTt7. ~. Cattle slow; native beef steers
s6.Whto.5O: Western steers. s6.6On$STs: cows
and heifcrs. S5GonSN.io: calves, sI.T5S,su.T5.
sheep. steady; wcthcrs sI.sIIS:.r0; ewes
81. hhM 8. .: lnmbs S.SIS o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13

new. ORLEANS. October l2-Dcspitc con-
siderable liquidation, the cotton marke.
proved susceptible to buying orders to-day,
ana at It's highest stood &c TO - points oVc-
Yesterdays final figures. The close was -
10 . points up. Favorable cables. hullish
spot reports. the rise o! IL points IN spots
here and dispatches from the interior tci,ing
of extremely high prices for cottonsccd,
We're tho main hullish influences.
In the carly trading prices hulced - to
- points In sympathy with "a much higher
Liverpool chan due. but realizing sales from
longs caused i0-po!nt reaction. The market
improved. however and in The carly after
noon was At Is highest. Tcl"%ra;ns quoting
cottonseed as high rs so \ Ton in the in
terror were I; ken 20 mean that oil min poo-
pl" were becoming convinced the crop was
very short
Interior spot markets reported the highest
basis Of tho season IN several eases. vhtl,
the spot quotation here was n new high
level. Cotton futures closing October, L. &. ::
December. les: January, !2SS: March 1912
May, l2 20 spot cotton. steady. Is points mn
Sales on n" spot. 5lt bales; 10 arrive 800
bales: m!ddl!rE. ic.l3.
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Ask MIR. Bowman

About All-EXpense Excursions to An
nual National Horse Show, New
York. November 6-12, rail and water,
Phone Randolph 1857 and make
reservations now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
Country-Curcd Bacon

BY. L.oyy Commission Cos
~ hmGpii, Va. October 10, lGl

MARKET CONDITION
Poultry ChirkoDS and mons extremely oc
tive r. prices quoted; receipts Hght Eccs-
RccciI;s remain Hight. market higher Rut
Market H!m. receipts light Deer
Scarce ana wanted NcIls- Marke, In snIcn
GiG shape cattle Market lower under hcevy
receipts f"t prime fat cattle meets with
ready sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NOS. ooa
NooRIi ,TWENTY-NINTH STREET.,
1920 BALDWIN STREET. 1922 2I-cU
ANAE STREET AND TWENTY FIVE.
FEET ON SELDEN STREET (WOOD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13

In execution OF q deed Of trus. dated
December 16, 1919, and recorded IN ~
clerks Office of Chesterfield Circuit
Court. d. Is. 1874. mage 500. default hav-
Ing been made in the payment OF q
portion OF the debt therein secured. npd
being required so to do. l viii sell hv
auction on the premises on
MONDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1915.
ut o'clock p NJ.
the above mentioned farm. Tho nro,-
crty contains 1914 acres. and is sitiiatcd
miles from South Richmond, adjoining
the lands OF George Trent. 4. Watkins
and Thomas Watkins: together with IN =
room dwelling and all other inn
provcmentS thereon
TERMS: Cash.
p. c. YERBY. SIR.
Trustee
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MISSING TREASURER
RETURNS TO FARMyIIJ,E

fARMNlLLE. VA. October les. W.
faulett' Jr., former treasurer Of Farm
VILE whose absence from town for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October l2-Port novement---
,rotal to-day at all Doris-Net receipts, 3a,3!i
bales
Total for weck-Nct receipts. a? j6l ba les.
Total for season-Sct receipts ..iS1 .ci bales.
incomplete on account holiday at New
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Coms,.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

c rslhs Leave Richmond-Main ST stat,oo
So oeh msureb not guaranteed For IN.
aoo.n.-Oniy: $50 a. NJ. local: 1890 A
express: 81: espresn with obsrr~s,ion
seepns car Tor Atlanta: HES f. NJ e1pr.ss
ioy keysvillo and Chase City-week days
iork NiFer i.in,-5:l0 l.. 81. Steamer RAJ,
eHeept Sunduy come Iting for Bn,tinns.,
i Lrst'o' carr. I;ss y ana .:!6 T.. n. dsiis
Trains Arrive RGnmono-F,o,, ~. ,
L:o' q. 81. aud $50 a. NJ. o:N r. NJ IN
a. daily e:N a. NJ. except Sundsy
from West Point: ass A. M except Nor
a nyy,; Wy NJ and t:I6 g. H.. daily.
OII!r> Oi r Main ST. Phone Madison -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13

y. B-W lille the terms OF sale REQUIRE
all cash. the auctioneers will mai
reasonable loan to party purchasing the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
Closed for Holiday

me stock, money, sugar, cotton
nnu cottOnsecd oil markets and the
ShicnEO grain and provision mar
kets were closed yesterday on nc
count OF holiday, Columbus Day.