davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

Mrs, E. p. Woods, of Pennington.
left for the Denver vicinity this
morning to visit relatives.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

HERALD WANTADS BRING QUICK
RESULTS
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

j. A. Coppinger is spending fe,
days with his family. The Bagby
Coppinger flock Of sheep will be NOV
ed from Pennington to Pine Ridge
u G summer range, soon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03
AS 1T WAS TOLD
TO US
From Thursdays Daily

Il n a "a n a n II n n n n n n :
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

Mrs. |. Bostwick was among the
eastbound passengers this morning
She spent couple of weeks here
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. B. b
Russell.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

G. D. Becknell, the Royal typewrit.
er salesman, left for points east this
morning soliciting trade.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

Cecil Rhoades, of Bondad, was in
town last night for the purpose of
having his injured hand treated.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

Mrs. Il. A. Chubb, wife of the coun
ty assessor, has sufficiently recover
81 from her recent illness to return
home from the hospital.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

Mrs Lester Brooks is home from
Flora Vista, where she visited hei
relatives.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

Mrs Mable Markley is down from
Silyerton visiting relatives.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

Mayor-elect Hood returned from
Montezuma valley last night, where
he was looking after ranch interests
since election.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-05-03

Miss NJ. Garten, matron of the
Southern Ute Indian school, is bust
ness visitor in Durango.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
Elevated TO neuch In 1ooe.

ATLANTA. GA. March 2S.-Judge
Leonard Strickland Roam. who died in
New York to-day. after having under
gone an operation. was born in Henry
County, Ga. In lS4e. He was admitted
to the bar In 1863, and opened a law
office at Fairburn. Ga. In 1902 no was
appointed Judge OF the Stone Mountain
circuit by the late Governor Joseph NJ.
Terrell, and held that Office until ele-
waited to the State Court OF Appeals by
Governor Slaton IN 1913. II wac while
Judge OF the Stone Mountain circuit
that he presided over the trial Of Leo
NJ. Frank. upon whom he pronounced
the death sentence.
Judge Roam also presided over the
trials OF Mrs. Daisy Opie Grace and
Mrs. Callie Scott Appclbaum here. He
served on the State Court Of Appeals
until July, 1914, when failing health
caused him to retire from active work
Judge Roam is survived by his wife
and five children. He will be buried
at his home in Fairburn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
AMr:RiCAN EXPORT COMMERCE.
MAKING RAPID STRIDES

WASHINGTON. March 23.-American
ed by 500. 100000 the business re
corded for that month In any previous
year, according TO figures given out
to-day by the Department of Com
merce. The total for tho month was
S29$,1o7,757 against sl7S,920.l45 for
February 1914 and $l9S.Sii.326 for Feb
ruary 1912. the previous high record
February. The excess over imports for
the month was SlT3,60I,366
February imports totalled sl2b.123.-
3ol against si4S,04+.1I5.' for tho same
month in 1914.
\ review of tho eight month period
ending March !, 1915 shows that i'm
ports have decreased 1872 per cent, and
exports 3.I per cent compared with the
same period OF the preceding year.
The result is net faVornble trade
balance for the eight months Of s57.,-
756.21S
Gold imports for February were sl2.
726.49o against S3,2os.s53 In February
1919 Gold exports were Sl,05S,S79
against 59.o7S.778 year ago.
Figures made public tonight By the
department., showed that exports for
the week ending March 20, through the
thirteen principal ports, were valued
at sG1.635.lS1. and imports at S3l844-
40. netting n favorable trade baia nee
OF s2e,7so.T62. Cotton exported during
the week amounted TO 273.S7s bales,
bringing tho total since August /. 1914
to fi.3l9.73O.
From December /. 1914. to March 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
|OWITzER INSPECTION
PLEASES ARMY OFFICER
embers of battalion Present Them
selves In Splendid Form for Event.
Dance After Inspection.

Members OF the Richmond Howitzers
|,tterv ~ First Battalion Field AR
lery, Virginia Volunteers. presented
emselvcs in splendid FORM last night
len inspected at the armory by Cap
IN Churchill, L. :. A. inspector-iu-
ructor OF field artillery. The i've
|icers OF the battalion and ninety en-
ted men We're prcscnt-only s.,>rn
len OF the command being absent. The
|Eentecs were either sick. or out OF
|e city. The inspection was followed
brilliant military dance at the
mory
aCaptain Churchill expressed himself
highly pleased with the result OF his
4spection OF the Howitzers. and OF
|eir property. lie will leave Rich
I,nd today for Norfolk and Ports
IDuih. where ne will continue his work
inspection. On yesterday and Mon
q y. Captain Churchill. assisted by a
i tail Of men from the battalion. in
ected all property OF the IIowitzers.
.ludinE artillery pieces and other
. uipment
several men have recently Unlisted
the battalion, and the command ia
perfect trim. Last night the men
re drilled. and various demonstra-
rs OF handling the artillery pieces
In times OF actual warfare were
ried out. The performance was wit
,ssd by large crowd OF interested
,ctstors.
ia jor T. NJ WORKMAN is head of the
.rs arc: Captain William ". Meyers,
u,enant Rees. Lieutenant Pollard,
u,enant Wood and Lieutenant Mcy-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

i. e. Pearman ct uA TO Charles X
Willis. 3oxlSc feet south line Monu-
nent Avenue, CO feet west OF Sheppa I'd
Street February 10. 1915. tax $3.50
$40.
Julian G. Isosher ct ais to Incz Fox.
iooN2ao feet east line Chainberlayne
avenue iuo feet north Of Laburnum
Avenue. March 20. 1915. tax 1870, $40
~ "a stuart to Louis Homer az al.
2ix 20 feet, east line Twenty second
street March Is, 1915. $500,
Frank komarck ct ux. to Annie Mo-
ger. - feet z inches by ~ feet ? inches
west OF First Street. March %, 1915.
Joseph A. Berry ct ux. to Annie c.
terson street, being No. 2l2. south OF
Canal Street March IS. 1915. 1880.
pa I vi a5 Gum 2, ux to John F, Shep
street: October S. 1914. tax ta.so. SO
:. Nch! Estate Loan Deposit Co TO G.
II. 1915. sl.40o.
George L: Walker. special commits
s sioheT Ii,a TO hpciiie Jerks, s4xllo feet
OF Union Street March IS. 1915. 800.
Margaret H. Wahlcn to Josie E. Far
Az tS' 10. f feet south line Fairmount
Lucille jerks to lola {. walton.
@oXi 10 feet east line Denny street, 80
iect north Of Union Street. March 20
1875. 5000.
". +. Poore e, ux. to y. =. Larson.
lots SO and 40, In block Q. IN the plan
OF Brookdale. March 49, 1915. tax 500.
II: n. Pollard. special commissioner
70 Edward J. Cook. 25xl32 feet west
hne Thirty-frst Street. 60 feet south
or GUS street. March is. 1915. s23l25.
&C. w Wittcll ct ux. to r. H. Melton.
E"NsS feet inches wet lire TAYLOR
street l26 feet south of Taylor Street.
also 2o4Ss feet Inches west line Beech
street. lt6 feet south OF Taylor Street.
March 20, 1915. tax $3.50, sIo
;. FRANK W. Morehead to Oteol.e p
.in!auf. looxl3 5 feet east line Fcndall
Avenue. AT tho south corner OF GRAY
, ,221nd Street March 10 1915. tax si7o,
John A. Skinner ct ux. 10 G. 7. Ta,-
ren. .9Nl feet north limo Beverly
street lls feet east OF Linden Street.
March Is, 1915. tax $3.50, $40
G. J.. Terrell ct ux. To John A. skin
ner' lots 8, and S. In block as. in
me plan o: Highland Park March IS.
1918, tax IS, $40. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
cmANcERY RELEASE DEEDS
Eleven Release Deeds. Amounting In
SI:s,nIDit

soxl4o feet cas-, limo r. Twen, ~nsnGf,
street. 100 feet north OF - street.
March Is, 1915. s1.i31.i4
land Park Development Corpornti III
lots % and -. in block /; ! and s, In
block i: IL and IS. in block Il; l. ii
and IL. In block +. and lot II. in block
a. al in the plan of Highland Park
Addition. March ~, 1915 $500 =
Berry. 30XI20 feet west line Jefferson
Street, south of Canal Street. beInr
80. 212. March II, 1915, $3.50.
Bank OF Commerce and Trust; trus-
feet inch by 120 feet west l!ne Thir-
tv-3ccord street lO9 fee; north ~
Grace street. March 20. 1915. $i,foo
William y. Pizzini. trustee to samuel
Miller ct al. 26xs5 feet south line Cath
Street. March IS. 1915. slice.
Same to same, 20 loXG5 feet south
line Catherine Street. 26 feet east Of
Gilmer Street. March Is. 1915. sI,l20
II. T.; Pollard, Jr.. trustee to Mar
line Paramount Avenue. l04 feet west
OF Twenty-fourth street. March IS,
H. A: McCurdy. trustee to Louis
Broad street, goo feet east Of Alta
mount Avenue. March II. 1915 s1.6so.
Frank Gayle ct AL. trustees TO Ber-
hard S: Hail. 56x1l5 feet east line Vir-
ginia Avenue, or feet south of Roberts
street. March 10. 1915. s1.lsO
10 Lane stern ct al. trustees TO w.
+. Poore ct al. lots 80 and 40. In block
g, In the plan or Brookdnle. March
IS. 1915. Sl534.
J; -, Elan ct al. trustees to Julian
the plan OF G!nter Park March II.
1915. s2.3l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
ELECTRIC Permits.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
Martin & Myers. for Colonial Then.
ter, two outlets.
j. G. Newton. for +. F. Ses,m,,
Hazelhurst Avenue and Pleasant Street.
changing entrance co.,
w: Il. Catlett Electric COMPANY FOR
I; Garnet Tabb. 2Sl7 Monument Ave.
w. IL jerks. for Mr.. cutchins. 1921
West Main Street, twenty-ono outIets
Same; for r. r. Poindexter. itIS
Jacquelin Street. ten fixtures
Same. for III. l. Cain, 10 West Main
street. seven fixtures.
Same. Tor Washington Brick Com
pany. Miller's Field, one horsepower
Same, for J. e. logan. SIS Haynes
Same, for same, SIS Haynes Avenue.
\. L. Pucke,t. for Dudley Printing
Company. North Thirteenth Street.
house phones.
W H. Lenks. for Richmond Trus,
and Savings Company, 627 East Main
street, seventeen outlets.
l.. X. Warinner, for e S. Burch osO6
East Clay Street. four outlets and AK
lures.
]. f. Caudlc. for DR.. o. c. Hartman.
az East Broad Street, two lights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Midday I.enten service, especially
for men, 81. Faui's Church. address,
by Rev. Cameron y. Davis. of Trinity
Church, BuffnlO, y. ", To 1880
O'Clock.
Acndcmy-Motlon picture, "Hypo-
rrifrs", matinee. $; night, S:3O.
BiJou-GrRycc Scott Company, In
"Mnm'zelle." S,3O.
Lyric-POpulnr vnudevillcy NATL
nee, 3; night, 1870 mud o.
Strnnd--PnrnmOunt pictures; con-
tinuous performance from II noon
TO II.
Experimentation pIcturcsI con-
tihuous performance from 1880,
mornlnE, to H., night.
COiontni-MotiOn pictures; con-
tinuous performance from IL noon
to II.
New Theater-Motion pictures,
continuous performance from 1880,
morning, to II, night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
CROSS, FEvER|SH
CHILD IS BILIOUS
OR CONST|PhTED
Look, Mother! Ii tongue is
coated. give "CaIifornia
Syrup o. Figs"

Every mother realizes. after giving
her children California Svrun ne
Figs" that this is their ideal laxative
because they love It's pleasant taste
and it thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross, irritable. feverIsh or
breath is bad, stoIna CHI sour, look nj the
tongue. mother. IF coated. give n ten
spoonful OF this harmless fruit laxn-
tive. and In few hours all the foul
constipated waste. sour bile and und,-
sested food passes out OF the bowels.
and you have we'll, playful child
again. When Its little system is fun
or cold. throat sore, has atomnch-acho
dtarrhoea, indigestion. colic--rcmem
her. n good ''insido cleansing" should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions OF mothers keep "California
Syrup Of Figs" handy; they know n
teaspoonful to-day saves n sick child
tomorrow. ASK your druggist for n
5o-cent bottle of California Svrup of
FIGS" which has directions for babies
children of all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beware OF coun-
terfeits sold here. so don't no fooled.
Get the genuine, made by "Callfornia
Fig Syrup Company."--Adverti ent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
EARLY TERMINATION
OF WAR is SUGGESTED
Wall street yin, idvice> Which SAVIOR OF
Peace In Near Future.

NEW YORK. March c3-D.nlirss in Sc
curiNes on the Stock Exchange to-day wers
'arger and of broader scope thu Mt any time
since the resumption Of business last De-
Ccnlh"r. Total transactions Appropriated
$50" shares and the average or prices was
highest for the current year, but somewhat
under tho bes. quotations Of last December.
United state. Stce! led with an aggregate
sale OF almost 1i.tco shares many largo
blocks OF 100 10 800 shares changing hands
on tho rise OF Il. points. Reading came next.
Win gain OF 2S OH Il total output of 1900
ShNrcr. followed by Union Pacific and Anal
Eamated Copper. each OF which was traded
IN to tho extent OF 600 shares. and gained
~ and "a points. respectively. Dealings In
these four leaders comprised about 70 per
cent OF tho days operations. which EN-
oraccd los issues.
or NIL tho prominen; stocks. Bethlehem
Steel aionc failed 10 record n not gain al
though II touched new high record price
OF 3 In the early session.
RENEWAL OF active trading followed I'D
vices from Europe which suggested an early
termination OF the war. Other favorable
factors Included further largo gold imports
and signs OF greater Improvement In tho
coun,ry'a domestic and foreign commerce.
larger percentage OF ,hc days bushes,
Mas tFncenblc 10 speculative demand and
short covering. Investment inquiry ccntin-
ues to show extreme caution az denoted by
the bond market which failed to keep p1co
with the DAYS movement In stocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
RECRUITING CAMPAIGN
omnsny J., Richmond Grays, seeks to
Enlist Up to Full Strength.

- the Richmond Grays' arnory last
'Sht Company J. held it's weekly drill
oHhned almost entirely 10 squad drill.
n both closed and open formation.
ATTAIN y. r. Cousins commanded, with
'rs' Lieutenant G. y. Rady on the rifle
|ange.
Company T.. being slightly below it's
llnimum strength, IS starting recruit
zig campaign In the effort to raise
enrolment 10 scventynvc men: and
ne prospects arc that this number will
Q raised In short time. First Ser
cant b G. Chittum is on the job
boxing Tor recruits. and has tho CO.
|2eration OF all OF hts men.
Company + drills every Tuesday
Sht In tho year; and the Graye'
Emory is open 10 the public on drill
Ehu. beginning at s:3o. The public
|'rticnlarly those who have never wit
PISSED these indoor military cvolutIons
/ n find much pleasure I'm watching the
Iork necessary TO make Il civilian into
! soldier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

Bowc. trustee. 3oxl2O feet west line
Jefferson street, 90 feet north Of Byrd
street: March is. 1915. $3.50.
Mollic Carroll To- =. H. sutton Jr.
trustee. 90 l-2N6J feet at tho southeast
corner of Catherine and Giimcr streets.
March -. 1918. s22iO
y. H. Larson to +. SittcrdinE ct ale.
trustees. lots 80 and 80. in block q. in
the plan OF Hrooisdale. March Is, 1915.
x. IL Melton to T.. T. Schmidt. trus-
tee. 2QNSS feet inches yycst iIno
Beech street. l2c feet south OK Taylor
Street: also. 2o%SS feet 1 Inches west
iihc bccch street. LAG feet south of Tay-
Frank w. Morchcad TO T.. +. Schmidt.
trustee. - l-2x12O feet east limo Twrn,
second street. 80 feet north OF w
street. March IL, 1918. S2O75C
Madison Flanagan ct ux to r. Il
Schmidt. trustee. 50X117 l-2 feet nj tho
southeast corner OF Barton Avenue
and Homo Street February ln15
s2,3S5.40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
richmond; X. II, Fulton. secretary. New

York.
Waterman Truck and Auto Company.
Incorporated. Norfolk. Capital stock,
S'.noo 70 $lo.O"O: automobil" business.
secretary. both OF Norfolk.
N!cGnan Co, Incorporated. Norfolk.
ing business. william Wlegrnnn. pres
idcnt: L. :. WieGman, secretary and
treasurer. both of Norfolk;
Danville Capital stock. $4,000 10 Sos
coo: bridge and Culvcrt building IT,
i. Reid. president: VI. L. Cochran. sec
rotary and treasurer. both of Danvtlle
Amendment to charter OF the Bern
hardt Lumber Company, Incorporated,
Boydton: creating $4,000 preferred
stock.
Certificate reduction outstanding
stock. Retail Merchants CORPORATE
Norfolk: reducing outstanding stock
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
.SOuTHs|DE HANDS AND
CARTS TO Be RETAINED
Board Rcscinds Abolition Order as
Far as II Applies to South
Richmond.
HoRDER STANDS NORTH OF RIVER
Force on This Side Will BE Discon-
tnued on April and It's Work
transferred to Emergency Repair
Squad.

An order entered by the Administrn-
we Board. yesterday, rcscinds. as far
- tho force In South Richmond Is con-
'hhing the hands and carts force on
April l. The now order directs that tho
handa and carts equipment OF South
Richmond be continued after this date
of the river
There are employed AT present in tho
aOuihside hands and carts division thir-
zen men All or these will be perma-
hently retained. The force Will take
care OF all street and alley repairs in
What Ia now known az South Richmond.
North OF the river the old order OF
'he Board abolish!ng the hands and
carts force on April stands. In this
division there are employed about 100
men. most OF whom, II is believed. will
be retained for service In tho Engineer
M and Street Cleaning Departments.
WILL DE SUCCEEDED
by EMERGENCY SQUAD
In place OF the hands and carts force,
|'ne Board Will set apart Il number OF
men from this division. provided with
80 iSbh's'hc tb III tIHeE-
Isenoy repair force for the performance
Bo' the general duties now performed by
me hands and carts division. The plan
10 place this emergency repair force
under the direction OF the Superin.end-
ent OF Street Cleaning has met with
considerable favor.
Tho more ambitious work Of the pres
nj hands and carts force. embracing
3'lch work as short stretches OF paving
fhd extensive paving repairs. II is be-
leved, Will In tho future be performed
~ contract According TO Mr. Hirsch-
'ers, OF The Administrative Board. It
3s'!i be simple matter to make Il
.'!ahket contract for all repairs Of this
nhracter Such an Arrangement, Mr
iirschberg says. viii easily save the
y ny $4,000 year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
AN SAYS HE SOLD
HIS OPTION AT PROFIT
,ects AssiGnces to Meet Payments
Tor Church Property when They
Come Due.

h regard TO the contract OF sale
Ia two years ago. OF tho Grace
.e. Presbyterian Church property to
gar Allan, Jr.. Mr.. Allan stated yes-
lay that he had not forfeited &c.
by not taking UP the purchase. but
made certain terms and conditions
10 final purchase. and then sold his
rest or option mt a profit to GER
i persons who have mot all other
cations to date. NO other pay
liz is yet due" said Mr.. Allan, "and
n Same become due I shall expect
assignecs TO meet IT," Mr.. Allan
ed that the second payment under
contract was made by his assignees
the payment accepted by the
| rich. and says that no default has
, made either by him or by his
gnces, and that If any default is
g il will then he time enough for
! interests Of the parties under the
ract TO be construed.
the other hand. it IS claimed that
property In question is still owned
: he Grace Covenant Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Small Property Features Trading on
Local Realty Mar
ket.
SOME NEW BUILDING PERMITS
Charters Issued for Several New
business Concerns -Supre O
Court Hears Important Cases.
Real Estate Sales on Increase.

Small property featured the trading
In local realty yesterday. The sales
showed an increase ovre the previous
day. but were in the main for property
ranging from S2,5o0 TO $1,000. Tho
agents report that Indications are that
business Will take on a renewed ac-
uVity In the next two weeks. Farm
property Is making {. better showing,
as planting time grows nearer and tho
agencies dealing In this class Of prop
erty say that they are having more
real injuries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of bargain md S,,.
Amounting To 81 oos

4. J. Chewing, Jr., trustee IN vii
liam j. Lipscomb. lots I, 9. ii ana IL
IN III block +. section .. In the plan Of
Highland Springs. February %. ie15
Francis II. Osborne ., ais. 10 NJ r.
Mckenzie. 81 l2 acres near WINS
Church Wrrn 9 M srnIo -. 1915: tax ST. slo.
we'll. 3oxl40 feet west line shcnnn "a
street, le0 feet north OF Stuart svst
nue. nae s,so. soS14e feet west line shcp-
ton Avenue: also. 30xi40 feet wesI lis .
Sheppard street, 120 feet south Of
Nensinston Avenue. March IL. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued and amend
ments to charters authorized by the
day, rs follows:
Amendment TO charter Of the Nor
rison Co, Incorporated. Richmond: In
$4,000. providing for $4,000 preferred
stock.
Dixie Poster Advertising Company.
icorporatcd. Rich,pond. Capital stock,
business W. w. Workman. president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
General Weather Conditions,

WASHINGTON. March 23.-Ir tho
East aud South pressure has generally
risen. except along the South Atlantic
Coast, and there were light local SHOWS
from the Ohio Valley northcastward
and some light rains along the Eas,
Gu!f Coast. II Is still very cold for the
seAson throughout the South. Fair
weather viii prevail Wednesday and
Thursday In this section Of the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
BUILDING PERMITS.


Hree Bu1fdinE Pcrmfts, Am OuntIng to
SS,015.
Permit for New York were issued by
Building Inspector Butler yesterday. as
follows: vs.
a. J, Oakley. to build n detached
North Twenty sccond Street. 10 cost
$1,000.
John p and George F. Fitzgerald, to
Duiid detached two-story frame
dwelling on the south side of Fair
held Road. between Buchanan Street
ana the Mcchanicsvillo Turnpike 10
cost Sis.
NJ. kambourian. 10 build a detached
.wo-story frame dwelling mt COO
North Avenue. to cost $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
RLES FRANCIS ADAMS
IL BURIED AT QUINCY

rINCY. MASS, March 23.-The fu-
| OF Charles Francis Adams, tho
brian and puhlicist. who died at
hington on Saturday. was held to-
in the Church Of tho Presidents,
allied because the bodies OF Mr..
MSS grandfather. John Quincy
ms, and his great-grandfnther, John
MS, are buried beneath It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
STATE SUPREME COURT.

Following is summary Of the pro
ceedinSs yesterday In the Supreme
Court OF Appeals OF Virginia:
Duncan ct ais. VS.. Duncan Ell ais. AR
gued by John L. Jeffr!es for appellonts
and by John s. Barbour for appellees
ard submitted.
Springs VS.. Virginia Railway and
Power Company. Argued by John L.
Jemries, Jr., and j. l.. Jefrries for an
pel!ant. and by r. Il. Tunstall for the
appellee. and submitted
Court adjourned for this term to-
day and Will reconvene on June l, 1915,
at Wytheville. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
PLUMBING PERMITS.

Tho following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Land :
kritZet Il Harmon. FOR Richeson G.
Crutchh.id; 1918 Boyd Street
~ ~. ), i9lker, for l42T-23-Sl-33 North
same. for 1903 to ii17 North Twenty
Bowman Gregory. FOR ELAN G.
Funston. 32i North Sixth Street
r. ~ Lechner. for Barton Heights
Meth0dist Church. North Avenue. Bar
ton Heights. ''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.
ihree Leeds of bargain and SnL,,
Amounting to SIO1O

A. !" Adamson Ell nv to Thomas Der.
~. soxl40 feet west line River Sra,
svo rect south of River Road. descrip-
non Is deficient April IS. 1913. $3.50.
~ =; Mann et uS; 10 Bessie c. Savles.
iots ~ ana 20, in block {, In tho plan
OF Nest Manchester. March IS, iai5'
>, Washington Terrace CORPORATION to
n j. WINSTON, lot 10. In block II. In the
plan OF Bellevue. April %, 1915. s3so