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MORE THAN $4,OOO,OOO
GIFTS BY ROCKEFELLER
Finnl Instnllment of First Annuni Rc-
port OF Foundation Issued From
Nny 2D, 1913, to End OF 1914
fSpecial 10 The Tines-Disnatch !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. September 3o-The final
installment of the first annual repor,
of the Rockefeller Foundation. issued
to-day. contains complete list OF Mr.
Rockcfellers benefactions through the
agency Of the foundation from tho time
of its establishment on May %, 1913.
up to the end OF the year 1914
The report shows that the rounda
ton expended for war relief up 20
January !, 1915, tho sum of sooi.6l3.
No statement is made OF expenditures
since that date.
Mr.. Rockefcller's various gifts to the
foundation are listed as follows:
May 90. 1913. s3.200.0OO.
June {, 1913, S2l,0a2,02S54
June -. 1913. Sl0I7S402
March 6. 1914. sG5.5s9. 56o4s.
Total. 100000. 900
In addition To this Mrs Rockorc,l.r
contributed $4,000
The total expenditures and appropria
tons OF the foundation up to 1911; are
Si,o43,o22. divided as follows:
Direct expenditures. S1.43o.442
Appropriated to other philanthropic
agencies. Sl.753.GG4.
Mr. Koekefcller's persona! requisi :
lions. sS5S,94O.
Besides the gift Of nearly $1,000. 600
IN 1914 for war relief. the chief Items
or direct expenditures were:
International health commission.
Sl33237
China medical commission, .3s.s51
Investigation of industrial rcl,tTo,.
$3.50
Purt base Of bird refuge in Louisiana
s22i.SAC
The gifts OF other agencies since Nav.
1913 included:
American Red Cross, 100000.
N.neIlcah Ncademy in Rome. 800. 900.
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torrp\ MiKk,:rs

sew YORK September So The cnf,on
niHFh"t "HN extremely nervous to-day Win
fluctuations irregular 81 though tlte trade
"its hes!tgt!rE ','N.",u tn. -cac-inunry
views responsible" Iu' fh. -h4rp brnnL -.
yesterday anc apprcA"rsirus mat IN. ssv.ro
storm IN the South would ir4a IL, b. lurtbcr
sharp sealing down ni IRON estimates +. n
nary contracts sol! uu % e - ana f,.cI, -
J: L. after witch ih"s rauie. 10 .ho,r - N
ana finally closed a' ST. with lie .er
era! list barely steady a4tuourh las, ,r,c..
shovel net gains az from IT, 20 z. uC,,', y
compared with Wednesday IS aunl cr,,rns
The market opened firm AZ -, ,dyarCc ~
l3 TO = points on the relatively firm CabI..
hui there were q i"' - ovrInirh, selling
o-ders around the ring ana rrl,as ,-
liquidation. The Southern storm ,.a,s -,
dIcnted that Tho disturbance mad t.nr u,
aHisuhl scNcnty and seeueu IT, hc t-ira,.s
IN lot NJ LEyiug orders or aaiuh no -. 80.
ket soon r,ll"d. Prices rising -G a. ~ MINI.
net higher with Deccmhs, .eIlina nm ., :, .
ana March {" .2.i ~ ms level a.,un,'t
tapered OFF aED sharp nrcab f,Ilo,,.G
December selling OF % i-cg ana N,r,, ~
$50 Later advices Indicating th.i ,bo
sinking or an American chip near Ar,harrai
WAS not likely 10 cause international rn1rt :
phcations. caused rally Witch vas ,tdnd
ny builish southern spot hdvices ana ~
heavy rainfall shows In districts re., -.
storm center by the detailed .yrs,he, -.
ports. d rally OF u To 2 points ,v,s fcI
lowed Icy renewed irregu!arity win lac.
prices somr IL or q points IN from ~.
nest TWO privat" reports WHh plbIIshrI
one making III" condition g.. and IN. ri SO,
q per cent Futures closed barely s,a.,Gv.
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NEW YORK. September 30-'rhcrc was
further heavy speculation I'm stocks but the
cofnpIsNlo or the market underwent n
marked change. War shares wor" less prom
lnent although some OF those issues par
tlcniar!S Westinghouse. Crucible Steel Lack.
awanna steel. Continental Can ana American
Can contributed materially 10 the day.
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STOCK WILL. HE EXHIBITED
At SOUTIiSIDE FAIR


Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG, VA, September 30
Only II state and local quarantine.
enforced by Federal and State nuthori-
ties. Will prevent us from having a
cutie, swine and sheep exhibit at the
S"uthsidc Fair this year. WAS the en-
platte statement of an ioiiicial Of the
Petersburg Fair Association. The re-
mark was caused by the news appear
I'M; in the Richmond morning papers
Stating that the board of directors of
the state Fair had decided that they,
hcnmed 1t unwise and ineXncdient to
hoIa the usual cattle, sheep and swine
exhibition this year because of the
fear of spreading tho foot-and- mouth
disease The official further remarked
that there Is employed by both state
ana Federal governments eXpt.,s to
control the foot -and mouth disease and
til" Petersburg Fair directors would
leave the matter of eliminating the
live stock exhibit to these officials.
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RAILROAD INSOLVENCY
is WITHOUT PARALLEL
T"tai Of EiEhty-two Lines, Oper,,tn,
4l'"ss Miles, With S2,2G4, 100000
capitalization. In Recetyer.bIn

CHICAGO. September 3o.-The in
custom or the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railroad which rccen,I,. -.
INTO reccivership. makes the mileage
OF railways in the United states in
me hands of receivers greater than
ever before. according TO an article
10 be published in the Railway Age
Gazette tomorrow
The statement says:
The addition OF the 3.s65 miles OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas system
makes total of eighty-two railways
operating 4l,9SS miles Of line and vim
total capitalization of s2,264.0 Oo. 900
now neine operated by receivers. This
IS more than one-siXth of the railway.
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HIDE AND WOOL. MARKET
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET

dull; likely to go lower.
4 rl.a nj liIn
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
'saies ut Union s,ockyardy1

liohmoi,d. Va. September a. 1915
Pest steer" 5i.H>; choice. higher: medium
!" good bN.r'i:: common to fair. 5MG. BEST
hcifers. 6u6i.; choice higher: ,neuiur to
good. a'.W6: common to fair. iisH5i. Fest
COWS a'.n2't: medium I. good. +i.a5,.: COM
mon TO f"ir S'"nf,. Best oxen. cd6l:
medium TO good ji.m6: common to fair,
i':"'i.. Rest bulls. 3HT5N: light, ,i.Ti1, ;
caves, NH!; common. tower; cows and
calves S"o"S7a per head Best sheep. 5T>ii,;
medium To good. 4I5: common to fair. :I.1i.
fteSl IainbS. SuSi2: common fair so :.
Best hogs. ;: pigs. IA: SONS and stays. ca.
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Woods-Gnnnnwny.

Special TO The Times Dspatch.]
BUCK lNGilAM. VA. September 30
Miss Mary G. Gannaway and Marcus
: Woods wera married here to-day.
The bride is a daughter OF -. ". Gam
naway, Of this county
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MAnKrr

NEW YORK. September 3o-Susar arm:
spot %d,t e"mect aniet Rio Is. So. santos Is, &c
heavy liquidation and selling by reancrs
Towards the close slight rally occurred on
SNORT covering and scattered buying for long
net lower; Sales. 1880 barrels. The mar
ket closed Irregular. Spots. $50; October
T.na. May. 1oS ' ~ -'''
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We will sell for parties. who are dis
continuing housekeeping, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l, 1915,
at lO4 East franklin

-. s.
continuing housekeeping, on
at 1Oi East Franklin.
commencing at 1890 ~. ti.
Handsome Mahogany Shubert Inner
sive 5-piece Oak Stuffed Leather Suit.
Solid Mahogany Chair and Rocker to
ltsh p Mahogany F5ame Dayeppor!
Table. Expensive Draperies, Silk Hang
ings. pictures. Lea ther Couch.
Rocker. Brass Umbrella Stand. Te snu
phone on e. Table Gt S and Chair Rugs. Pictures
glassware. Table Linen. Silver o Plated
any brssssr no %a MaanSs
G innn1 .sn mGossr , White Iron Bed, IA
BEDRooNI No. 2WMahosany Dress
er, Chiffonier, stand. Toilet Set. three
Iron Bed. Springs. Mattress. Pictures,
ROOM No. s-ouartered Oak Dress
Rocker. Table. Pictures. 9x12 Drugget.
White Iron Bed, Springs and Mattress.
onal se9nEs NJ Felt Bs MssI Ne
ing Tabis, chars Rocke1. War 4ress,
cessr Ts5f E Kass PrWfget iron dne Red
National Springs, Felt mattresses.
fonier. Chairs, Rocker, Center Table.
Rugs. Mating, Toilet Set. quantity OF
Quilts. Blankets. Spreads, Sheets, PHI
low Cases.
ITCHEN-Kitchen Table. Chairs,
Gas Range. Cooking Utensils etc !:
also n lot Of other goods too numerous
to mention.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
Ladies' invited to attend
.,o :, VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
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PETFK>nuKG PEANUT MARKET

'keport', 10y ':""s'rs Plummer Il Co, lncD
Petersburg. Va, September 80. 1878.
iSli-Farners' stock. marke; rrincr:
hrSt Hn"h!E. &c To >ec; OIL grade. 800 to soc
bushei ~
Nltti NJ AS-FHrm"rs stock, market quiet
nancy Juhli'" -, per pound fancy huud-
pic<"i. Sc per pound; extra prime, oa:c per
pound. Smelling stock. - To 2i2c per poui,!
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. September 30-Turpcn.
ne. irn Ss's: sales, :o' casks: receipts
"a csLskS = shipments. LOS casks: stock !! ~
CASKS. Resin. firm. sales il.g barrels. re-
ceipts, - barrels: shipments. i.ll barrels
SICK. &C." barrels. Quote: ABCD. 2. 10:
M,i. .. " ". ~ - ~ -,
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CHICAGO LIVE SroCK

,CHiCAHo. September 5o-HoGs weak:
t bull IL. $,'ms>.!"; light si.ioHsS::, mixed,
ssee'S"SS.So: heavy: Si.WaSS.io: rough $500
so.N.' PIES. - SIns,.G' 'at'lc. weak: native
b, o, eaI.le. IGlorso.io; COWS and heifers.
"s.uIassS calves 5 OonSIi50 sheep. weak;
SG.,JT$3.!O ''' - '''"S'
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800 'F, - y " ION SALE OF
ILOOC DETACHED DWELLING. No
III CEDAR STREET W.
dated dated July Is; 1915. recorded u in 'F .he
T 81 o5iice Richmond Chancery Court,
-, ~ 22s, d. page IL. default having
been made in the payment OF
portion OF the debt secured tberehv
ana having been required by the bene
hciafy therein so to do, / Will on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1915,
at o'clock p. ri.
on the premises. proceed to sell the
following property:
All that lot OF land In the city of
Richmond. Va, with frame DWELLING
thereon; commencing at point on the
south line OF Cedar Street, distant 100
feet west OF Buchanan street. thence
running westwardly along Cedar Street.
ana fronting thereon - feet, and ex.
tend;ng back from said front south
"ardly between parallel lines 1872 feet
improvements consist of two-story
detached dwelling, with water on both
h"orS. In good order. 1t is we'll To-
Gated being near the public school car
iine etc. and occupied by good tenant
II you want n bargain attend sale.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay all
cost OF sale. ali taxes and insurance
to day OF sale, and a note OF $500 with
interest. from July %, 1915: the residue
at twelve months. secured by deed OF
trust on said property.
J. T. CARNEAL.
y. B.-Bettcr terms can be made by
the auctioucers
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TIE 9Th DAY on
OCTOBER. 1915 Or
at . o'clock +

me property numbered as above con.
Si!Stins of detached twu-story fram.
rect to an alley IN rear. This nr0nnrt,
&c io."tch VA good renting section
oi our growing city. hence will nrovn
n good dividend ylelder. prove
TERMS. Cash as 10 cxnc,,o.
~ taHcs mat may be due and a note
-, Snvu win per cent thereon from
me ioth day OF July. 1914. TIL paid the
sale. CT hour or
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
High Constable's Sale

Will sell by public auction on
FRIDAY. THE 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER.
1915, o'clock p. NJ.
at Ninth Street Depot of c. & O. Rail-
way. the Following property. to satisfy
IN attachment Garter Ncnable Co VS.
j. l. Simmons), in my hands: l02 bags
of Oats.
TERMS: Cash.
w. II. WYATT. JR., H. c, r.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

COTTON GOODS
NEW YORK. September 80. Cotton goods
ana yarns were steady at higher price
'"HelS to-day. Raw Xix has advarceL To
'he ie"cli cH!stir' before thu war Wool
goods for SPOT delivery wore hrm
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cuIC\Go GRAIN MAnkET.

CUICNGO. *eptembcr 30.--In tho l1st Nv
minutes in which wheat could hc huuGh:
for September delivery. the price OF the
September option to-day jumped si-ward.
Some bclatcd shorts who had taken extreme
chances in waiting for an improbable de-
cline were forced to pay N.i6i n burhel Cor
September. advance OF iiSc as compa ed
with twenty four hours before. other
mo"ths were hut little affected. closing UNI
changed 10 i2nssc higher with December a.
?JE and May AZ 97i,T9INc.
Core: flushed '.c to sac up. Oats varying
from a.c down to like advance. and pro-
- n, repc,aI decline Of No
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AUCTION sALEs-Future pav,-
ny EDWARD S. ROSE CO
real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF No
l30S CLAIRORNE s,r1,L,r,r

d. hy virtue Of certain deed of trust
i'm ,ha I'm ~ gay or July. 1913. of record
T,omrt. ID. B. 223-D. page aG3. defanj,
th ns'i, nh 9een made in the payment OF
rne ueDt thereby secured and being
IIii ,'irem so 10 do by tho beneficiary 7
"" WI sell by auction upon the premise,
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'irsnle Quotations.
nv Levy Commission Coz
Richmond, Va, September 20 I.
Iva pnnIfrr

MARKET CONDITION.
Poultry--Chickens and hens extremely oc
tive at prices quoted: receipts light Eccs
Receipts remain light: market higher but
tcr-Marktt arm; receipts light Deer
Scarce and wanted. Veals-Markct In snIcn
did shape. Gattle-Market lower under h-av,,
ready sale. ~"
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
q. l.. ADAMSON,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
THAT MODERN FOUR STORY BRICK
APARTMENT HOUSE, CONSISTING
OF FOURTEEN APARTMENTS or
FIVE ROOMS EACH, y DRUG
STORE AND DOCTORS OFFICE, AT
THE CORNER OF THIRTEENTH
AND PORTER STREETS, SOUTH
RICHMOND VA
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In execution of a deed Of trust dated
October 16. 1914, and recorded in the
clerks office OF Hastings Court, Part
H., Of the city of Richmond, in d. B.
Al. page II, default havin.; been made
in the payment of portion OF the debt
therein secured, and being required BY
tho benefciaries therein so to do, we
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-01

INNER-PLAYER PIANO. HANDSOME;
FURNITURE. LINEN. DRAPERIES,
LACE CURTAINS, RUGS, DRUG,
GETS. CHINA, GLASSW ARE, Sill
YER PLATED WARE, ETC.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
SElcs Stock
10000 Allis-Chalmcrs


10000 Allis-Chalmers .......
$500 Allis-Chalmers pfd. -.
900 Am. Ayr. Chem. com. Z.
100 Amer. Beet Sugar. com
$500 American Can .
100 American Can. pfd
$500 Amer. Car and Fdry.
800 American Cotton Oil
1900 Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
dU,9on Ameri can I.inseed Oil.
22.So0 American Locomotive
300 Amer. Loco. pfd.
ll.40o American Smelling -.
American SNUFF. com. -.
800 American Sugar
l.i0O Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
American Tobacco. com.
100 American Tobacco. pfd.
500 Anaconda Copper 80.
$500 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line.
a. c. l.. of Connecticut
a.loo Baltimore and Ohio.
900 Bethlehem Steel Co. com
800 bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$500 Central Leather, com.
$500 Canadian Pacific
!,e0O California Petroleum -.
Loo Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western
900 Chi. Great Vest, pfd
800 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul
5000 trucible Steel Cor. com.
700 Crucible Steel. pfd.
500 Consolidated Gas
10000 Corn Products, com.
Den. and Rio Gran, com
1900 Erie
$500 Erie, list pfd.
loo Fed. Min. and SIM. pfd.
$500 General Electric
$500 Goodrich, com.
800 Great Northern. pfd.
lo',oo Great Northern Ore Gifts.
100 Illinois Central
700 Interboro Met.
100 Int. Harvester. com.
'o.oOO Int. Mer. Marine. pfd
Int. Paper
Int. Paper, pfd
1900 kansas City So. com
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
~1E VALENTINO AUcTIoN
* PHONE hAo,SoN leoe 81
EAsT BROAD sf,~

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE OF
STOCK TOBACCO. CANDIES. GIN
GER ALE. GRAPE JUICE, SHOW
CASES. SHELVING. TABLES, ETC,
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May .............. Ic.76 ioS l2rO l275
spot cotton quiet; middIinE uplands. l2o0c
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1915,
IL o'clock noon

the above mentioned property.
The lot has frontage Of sixty-four
(64) feet on Porter Street, with a depth
of ono hundred and fifty-six and one
half G56 1-2) feet along Thirteenth
Street to an alley in the rear. The
building is n new and up-to-date apart
ment-house 1t is located on one OF the
best streets in South Richmond, and
convenient to two street car lines. and
also convenient to the district and
Junior high school This Is an nttrac-
tive investment for persons or corpo-
ratlons desiring to invest in property
Of this kind.
TERMS: Enough cash to pay the cost
OF sale, any taxes due on the property,
including pro rata tax for 1915, and
three 90 past due interest notes for
sos. $3.50 and $3.50. respectively,
subject to prior deed Of trust to secure
notes for s21,200, several of which are
past due. the others maturing October
16. 1915. and the balance Of the pur-
chase money on n credit up to $4,000.
until October 16, 1915, and the residue.
IL any. at twelve months; deferred nav,
ment to be evidenced by note, with
interest from the date Of sale, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
CHARLES T.. PAGE.
T. D. ADAMSON,
A. L. ADAMSON, Auctioneer.
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- Cbf Elk 4, 1915
at o'clock T. NJ

on the premises, proceed 10 soil n,
pubic auction tho property therein con-
NsEed' viz: all those two certain jo,s
o. o. lanh. With improvements thereon a.,
licnrico County. Va. near the nor,b
eaHt boundary Of the city Of Richmond
ana described as lots Nos II and Is T.,
b!ock .. I'm "Hechler's Plan" beginnin ~,
: ~ point on the western line Of
.t,hirticth street, 24l feet north ,rop,
me intersection OF the western ine ~
Ihirticth street with the northcrn i,S "
OK the Nine Mile Road. frontinr nn
western line OF Thirtieth Street topetbc ,.
% icct and extending back AZ ris,b,
angles !5o feet to an allcy.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 nv, ~,
G 1 or sale. taxes and INSURANCE 20
Gay or sale and debt of .i53.35 No.
que and the balance of tho sim ' CIV
req IN INC decd. to be paid in "a no,e.
VI SO each payable monthly. tho Sr.,
onc OF which Is due on NoveInher
lyi". inc others becoming due and n,..
able on 3D. OF each CONSECUTIVE 10y, paf
~ oHfer car and tho residue at a credit
81 one and two years. with ipt.rest
andca. secured by deed OF trmst %,
.ns property but subordinatc tn IN
otneT credit. or for all cash ~ ~
op''oh or the purchaser 'e
F. SITTERDING,
j. d. CARNEAL
CHARLES X. WILLIS.
Trustees
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RICHMOND HAY NARKEr.

~ nv" ..................... / On a
irsln'a. bag lots .............. o. ii en-
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JOHN p. MINOR.
BY J.. d. CARNEAL e. son.
ana CHARLES X. WILLIS & CO
Real Estate Auctionccrs

by virtue OF n certain deed OF tru,,
,n Go iDeeember 3. 1919. and recorded
Gourt In Deed Book 2ol-A, pagn 81
nctauit having been made in The ,,y'
men, men, OF PORTION of the debt secured
thereby. and being reouircJ h.
beneficiary therein so 70 do We Vii, the ne
MONDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1913
at o'clock T. NJ
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CASES' SHELVING. TABLES, ETC,
THE ALBION CONFEcTIONERY.
ol5 North Third Stree;
Pursuant to hn order OF the District
Court OF the United States for tho
Eastern District OF Virginia. entered
on the 2Sth day of September. 1915. in
the matter OF Eugene II. Rowe. bank
rupt, will sell at public auction, on
me premises No. 2l5 North Third
Street,
TO-DAY tFRIDAY), OCTOBER !. 1915,
at o'clock T.. NJ.
nice. fresh stock Of Cigars. Cica-
rettcs Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Welchs Grape Juice. Ginger Ale. Can
dies. Cakes. Syrups, etc; two silent
Statesmen Showcases, two sections fine
oak Shelves, two Opolitc Top Ice Cream
Tables. six Metal Chairs. Linoleum.
Candy Jars and Dishes, Scales. Window
Shades, etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
HEATH j. RAWLEY,
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
AuctioneerS.
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BY j. d; Carnival & SON
Real Estate Auct!oneers

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
~ JTp = rDPE.IACliED DWELLING, No.
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''tsh gain closed: Whcat-No . red, ! o.
81. a: 30 red. a5dl.po: 40. ( red SSH?,:
M hard, lo'dil6l.. Corn-No = yeIiow
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THE ALBION CONFECTIONERY.
2l5 North Third Stree;
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RICUMOSD GRAIN MARKET

Rictmond. Va. September 80 1915.
liz QUOTATIONS. az CHANGE
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NEW YORK, September So-Merc,n,lI.
St;s' odemand sag: cables si.a;o Bar
S S.!ner. 81: q Mean dollars. $751;. Time loans
SIX SIX months . cali money, steady: ruling
Evening journal., 1915-09-04
CALL OFF WORK
ON NEW schools
Board Also Will Close In
StitutionS When Appro-
priation Is Exhausted
COURSE AGREED ON
AFTER CONFERENCES

With the return from California OF
Samuel H. Bayard, president of the
Board of Education, there has gone
forth. an order that there shall be
nothing doing in respect to the erec-
tion of new No % School at the
southwest corner Of Second and West
streets and the construction Of an
addition to No. 25, Bayard avenue
between Third and Fourth streets.
Both are badly needed.
The reason for the order is that the
Board of Education is without the
funds TO go ahead with the work.
The money was to be obtained from
the sale of the $4,000 bond issue to
f. ID. Lackey and Company. This
company, however. has refused to
take the bonds, as a question has been
raised as to their legality.
Since the return Of Mr.. Baynard he
has held a number of conferences
with members of the board and it is
said that the future course Of the
board has been decided on and that
it is that the schools will be opened
on time but that they will be closed
when the appropriations from the
city is exhausted. Just when this will
be will depend on what expenses the
board may be called upon to foot