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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-16
Del New York Times De
fecha De I Julio De 1878
LA CAUSA DEL PALUDISMO

La historic del tratamiento m6dico
del paludismo es rara. Ell primer espe-
cifco para cualquier enfermedad fue
encontrado Ell el ano de 1640, cuando la
quinina euro ell paludismo de la Conde-
sa Ell CINCHON. Ell Senior PATRICK
MANSON en- ell ano de 1894 insinu0
que ell mosquito pod1a ser mensaJero
del parasitic del paludismo y Ell Mayor
TONALD ROSS en- ell ano de 1897 iden-
tifco ell Anopneles como el culpable, el
cual, desde Id 6poca de Hippocrates ha
sostenido ell recaimiento de las febres
pal1dicas pOr todo ell mundo. lnduda-
bemente ell descubrimiento mas impor-
tante desde aquel del Mayor Ross, es ell
que ha publicado ell DR.. Wade II. Brown
de la Univexsidad del Norte de Caro-
lima en- ell Jornal de Medicinas Como
cidas del Institute de Rockefeller del
mes de Julio Hematina, la cual pue-
de producirsc artifcialmente, es ell pig
mento ocultado por ell parasite palil-
dico. Ell Dr. BROWN, ayudado por
una consecion qeu le hizo ell Institute
de Rockefeller, identified esta sustain
cia qufmica relaciona este en- un pc
ri0dicO en- q mes de JUNO de 1912
Este DR.. encuentra ahora, que este pig
mento, ell cu&l sofoca Ia sangre de los
pacientes palndicos es ell agente acti-
vO Ell prOmOveer la enfermedad
Mientras QUE la quinina es un espe
cifco para cl paludismo no es de min
gura manera perfecta. Apesar que ha
ce mucho biun no deja de ser mala De
u6 modo d3bera hacerse un remedio
nas potente, uno que sea menos danino
los tejidos humanos que la quinina
una que sea mas efcaz para los enemi-
gos del parasite? as1 como una ametra-
lladOra mOderna es mas eficiente que
las lanZas arOs. Esta es una empire
sa la cual los escrudinadores de des-
c1brimientos pueden aceptar con razo
IdOICO COPC1 d1IAdO Pd1 C C1 CA1UO LA
tractos puros del veneno de la hemati-
puede hacerse inyectarse en- can
idades defnldas en- los animales. De
ste modo, bases exactas para la obser-
ac0n de sintomas estan establecidas
eXperimentos de la naturaleza mas
adical puedar. dirigir determinar un
tratamiento mucho mejor que no sea
eligroso para ning1n paciente huma
no.
Mientras tanto estos eXperimantos Sc
llevan efecto ell Paludismo estara ma
tando un sin n1mero de personals
La quinina no es un espec1fico perfec-
to, pero 81 la Pamala, la cual tiene me-
ores ventajas que la quinina. La Pa
mala ha sido experimentada en- Puerto
Rico, America Central, Italia, otros
paises pal1dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-16

sar de la prudencia de don Eduardo
Dato.
Ha contribuido aumentar la espec-
taci6n el hecho de que haya salido pa
ra visitar esas fabricas ell Ministro de
la Guerra.
Sabese que las fabricas estan fabri-
cando fusiler1a, canones y parque.
Ell gobierno guarda silencio absolu-
to sobre ell asunto.
Tai vez 81 cuando Sc abran las Cor
tes alguien le interpele, alegara que
las armas Sc destinan Marruecos.
Todo ell mundo habla de esa anoma-
liza, que ahora Sc ha descubierto, teme-
rOso de que oculte una verdad terrible.
Esperase con impaciencia 10 que sc
resuelva.
Madrid, Enero 2.-Comunican de Je-
rez de la Frontera que hoy daran prin-
cipio, defnitivamente, las importantes
OOfaS de caracter hldraullcas Ordena-
das por ell gobierno con objeto de ha-
Ger menOs afictiva la situaci6n de la
clase obrera. El n1mero de los traba-
ladores a los que Sc di6 ocupaci6n. es
grande.
Con este motive, reina mucho j1bilC
en- la poblaci6n y Sc apiaude ell cello del
de Fomento.
Madrid, enero 2.-Telegrafian de
San Sebastian que va han sido dadas
pOr conclusas las obras de construction
del t1nel pirenaico.
En- breve Sc haran los oportunos en-
sayos asl que Sc tienda la Inca f6rrea
que va va muy adelantada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-16

Madrid, 2 de enero.-Toda la prensa
republican, Sc ocupa en- Ell problema
de la neutralidad, asegurando que Es-
pana no debe eXpOnerse al mas m1nimo
conf1icto que ocasione serios disgustos
A los que temen que esa actitud
cuando llegue la hora de ajustar cuen-
tas les hablan del case de Italia, la cual
prefri0 romper sus compromises con
Alemania y Austria a correr los ries-
COS de una guerra.
Los lerrouxistas Sc quedan solo, en- su
campana, pues nj los mismos romano
nistas estan dispuestos a romper Ian
zas por un asunto que desagrada a la
mayor1a del pueblo.
Madrid, de enero.-Los anarquis-
tas pesar de La prohibition de las au-
toridades celebraran un mitin en- la ca
sa del Pueblo.
Los elementos organizadores del ac-
to dlcen que es absurdo suspender un
mitin en- ell cual Sc va protestar de la
guerra europea.
Las autoridades no Sc dan a partido
y seguiran observando la misma con-
ducta.
Madrid, 2 de enero.-El Director &C.
neral de Agricultural ha declarado que
los agricultOres eXtremenos no tienen
motives para adoptar una actitud le-
vantisca, toda vez que 81 la creacion de
las zonas libres ocasiona perjuicio, no
es a ellos precisamente.
Ell citado personaje dice que ell 60
(Contin1a en- la plana 10)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-16
D E SDE E s p n n n


hara Lasob
obrea y las acionesn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-16
EDICTO

En- la Corte municipal del distrito
judicial municipal de San Juan, P. r.
Oficina del Marshal.
Estados Unidos de America
El Presidente de los E. U. IS.
Perez hermanos.
demandante,
VS..
Caslmiro del Vale Bonilla,
demandado
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yest"Iday by the Electrical Depart
]. L. Caudlc. for NJ Rosenbioom &
Son. 1894 East Main Street, two lights.
same: for T.. L. Murphy e Son. 1901
west Clay street. three outlets for i've
horse power motor.
Tresnon 6 Jennings. for Richmond
ONCE Appliance Association, 1909 East
Main street. three outlets
r. II. Cosby Electric and Machine
COMPANY, for +. e. K"ck, i'irs, Market.
one outlet for one horse power motor.
Same, for w. w. Cannic. First Mar
ket, one outlet for one horse power
motor.
Same, for Simon Travis. 1928 Eas,
Broad street, four outlets
Martin aud Myers. for Ernest Pclout,
First Market, one horse mower motor
Lyons s. Williams, for Virginia Real.
~ and Construction Company. lO-A
North Mulberry street. twenty-thrco
outlets.
Same. for samc. 10 North Mulberry
street. twcnty-one outlets
Same, for same. North Mulberry
street. twcnty-onc outlets
Same, FOR same. S-A North Mulberrv
Street. twenty-thrcc outlets
Same. for game. IL North Mulhcrrv
Street. twcnty-thrce outlets.
Same. for same. "A North Mulberry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23
WccIsIy Cotton Review.

NEW YORK. January c2-Cotton reached
new high prices for the season during the
nast wcek. with May contracts selling nj
a!'c or fully s?.c5 per bale above the low
!cVei reached shortly after publication of.
IN" government crops estimate early In
December "
Bullish sentiment has been encouraged hv
the continued trmness of Southern spot
Sohth indicating the improbahiity OF a full
ne"n encouraging reports from the goods
c"nhtercd Increased offerings ana more talk
or reaction. The upward movement here
mas been more rapid than either In Liver
pon, or New Orleans. and there has been
selling on strnddle account and increased
offerings from the South. accompanied by
reports that shippers in the Eastern belt
were selling hedges here and might mike
actual delivery of the cotton. These Of
icr!nss combined with predictions OF "A fail
.nE OF In export demand and OF freer spot
oHcItnrs with the advance of the new crop
planting season. seemed to make BUYERS
more cautious. and reactions became more
FREQUENT. with the market unsettled during
10 days trading.
Rumors that Great Britain might declare
cotton contra band may have had some inflii-
cnce on 10 days decline but not gen
ernly credited. and hearish talk was based
chiefly on predictions that cents a mound
In tho Interior markets would bring out "a
large amount OF cotton. and that the buy
ing movement might be expected to slaclton
after the big business OF tho past month.
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Hester. Weekly Cotton statement.


close corresponding weeks:
In sight for week. $500 bales: in sight
same seven days last. year 3sa .nS bales;
In sight tor the month. i.5SaoE bales: in
sight same late last year l.lc3.eap bales:
In sight for season. o.5al.o1C bales: In sight
for season same date last year. ll,Gr.o10
Port receipts for season. 5.ea5."o bales: port
receipts for season same date last year
SOC on bales.
Overland to mills and Canada for season
a.aoD bales: overland to mills and Canada
Tor season. same date last year. 7iG,noO bales
southern mill takings for season. IscO.HO
bale1: Southern mill takIngs for season san
dat. iaat year. 2.cI7.[ro bales.
Interior stocks In excess OF August I. i,i33
GO bales: interior stocks In excess OF August
last year. 7J50J0 bales
Foreign exports for week. 10000 bales: for
clSn exports same seven days last year
1900 bales: foreign exports for season
9.36'cCo bales: foreign exports for season
same date last year. 6oGl.1p bales
Northern Bpinrera' takinEs and Canada
for week. 5000 bales: Northern spinncrs
iakingS and Canada for same seven days
last year sa"o halcs: Northern spinncrs
tnkings and cinndn ior season. / 81. Oh bales:
Northern spinners' ,akings and Canada for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23

Street. twenty one outlets
Same, for same. North Mulberr
street. twenty-onc outlets.
Same. for same. Pa North Mulberr
street. twcnty-thrce outlets.
w. III. Lucy. for Mr.. Jackson, Firs
Market. four lights.
Same. for l.. ii. Stuart. 1914 Yves
Grace Street, one fixture.
Lyons ~ Williams. for VirEini
Realty and Construction Company.
North Mulberry Street. twcnty-one out
let's.
John J. DAILY. for DIR. Williamson, .,
Louisiana street. fourteen outlets
Lyons " Williams. for Virginia Real
y Construction Company. PA Mort
Mulberry Street. twenty-threc outlett
Same, for same. GA North Mulberr
Street. twcnty-thrcc outlets.
Same. for same. North Mulbcrr
street, twcnty-one outlets.
Same, for Trade and Labor Council
Fifth and Marshall Streets. ono light
n. l.. Puckctt. for &. w. Antrim, Ill
East Cary Street, one five horse-powe
motor.
w H. jerks. for Mrs Thcdick, so
North Twenty first Street, twenty fix
lures.
Edgar NJ. Andrews. for w. s. Tame
Paint Company. two outlets.
Same, for NJ. y. Motley, 1908 Eas
Main street. repairing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23
BUILDING PERMITS.

BuildinE Inspector Butler issued per-
nuts Tor new and repair work yestcr-
day, MS follows:
CARA *. peterborough, to build n
t~o-story brick garage and stable on
property west of Byrd Park. to cost
J. w. Binns. to build one-story
nrick store on tho west side OF Thir-
u.tn street. between Marshall and
Clay streets; to cost $1,000.
Mrs Myrtle y. Thomas, to build a
frame dwelling on the south sidr NJ
Maliacc street between Shepherd and
West streets. to cost $1,000
Ererett Waddey Co. to repair brick
street, TO cost 500.
Young Jones. to repair frame tsable
~ 81 Grove Avenue. to cost 500.
Edwin r. Corprew, TO repair brick
store 24os East Broad Street, to cost
:, l. ~ wharton to repair brick dwell
ling 3Ol North Allen Avenue, TO cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23

NEW ORLEANS January 22-Cotton re-
acted 1harniy to-day. falling g to % points
from yesterdays last prices and closing at
the lowest. During tho greater part OF tho
day the market hesitated ana bulged. but
did not take very decided downward
trend. Later. tbs small mill takings for tho
week turned tho balance In favor of the
short aldo. and tho decline became pro-
nounced.
Not only were mil; takinss small. hut the
movement Into sight was large Hester put
ting the former ut only 2oo.oro bales. against
I"i.o tho corresponding week last year
whila the intoEght was 635iS bales against
a69"S tho same period last year
Exports for the week 2eS. 663 bn les
nearly do.too bales moro than the exports OF
tn" corresponding week last year. Bulls
considered this largo enough to offset tho
hearish features OF tho week. end statistics
hut not enough fresh buying came In to
check the decline.
Tho selling OF the session was considered
20 he about equally divided between liauida-
ton of long cotton and short offerings.
spot cotton. quiet Sales the spot. 100
bales: 10 arrive l.1-5 bales.
Cotton futures closing: March. So; May
Sis. Inly, SO: October. SO,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23
MUNICIPAL. IMPROVEMENTS.

The following improvements were
authorized by the Administrative
Board yesterday:
ittitlon FOR gas main in Highland
WORKS. Tor report and estimate of cost
'ity Engineer instructed to grade
Hamu gravel sidewalks on both sides Of
I'M street. from First to st. Paul
streets: and both sides of Moore Street.
from Brook Avenue TO C;ilmcr Street
ely Engineer directed to prepare
PRONE showing grades to be adopted
ana hbuttlnS property owners for all
alleys In block bounded by Allen, Gran
ny, hanover and Park Avenues. that
damages may be assessed for grading
and paving .'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23
SUPREME counT Of APPEALS.

Tho following cases were argued
Yesterday In the Supreme Court of Ap-
reals of Virginia:
=. No. A. Norfolk Southern Railway
company VS., Croker. Argued by James
=. Martin for appellant, and by j. L.
Jeffries and James II. Corbitt for APP
pclce, and submitted
No. 49, Norfolk Southern Railway
Company vs.. Whites administrator
Argued by Jas. G.. Martin for appellant
and ". II. Ncnab!e for appellee. and
Nos. 40 and A.. Virginia Railway and
iower Company vs.. Samuel Meyer and
Emma Never Partly argued and con-
tinucd until Tomorrow
Next cases TO be called:
NO. as. Wright. ct al. VS. Rabcy.
NO. AZ Eastern transportation Com
rany VS.. Johnson
crn Railway Company.
No. 81. Goodc VS.. Hryant, ct ais.
Court will sit to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23

NEW YORK. January 2c.-Bank ciearings
IN the United states for tho week ending
january Il. aggregate 81. i63. 10000 against
S3o1",O."o last week aud $685. TS;.GC3 In this
wcc!, last year. Following the returns
from the principal cities for this week. with
percentages of change from this week last
year:
New York. sl7,a 5000 decrease AZ.
Chicago. SAL? 1850: decrease. Sc
Philadelphia. Sl5i ici.0'o: decrease Is7
Boston. S!ik.I2ScH': decrease. 81
ST. Louis SS.,GiI,nt; decrease. 30
san Francisco. sIl.li<coQ: increase, Is
Baltimore. So. >2i.eu: decrease. 81.
Cincinnati. S1i.SjS"5: decrease. ia.
Detroit S2j.3il,vs' decrease. IA.
New Orleans. S3i.5,Stsn: decrease I24
OanaEa SiS,CS3vjp: increase. I.5
Atlanta SiS052,|"; decrease SI.j
Louisville. Sii.pie,tpe: decrease AS
Seattle. ST. .S2.DII; decrease, 20
Rirhmond. S, 33tup: decrease OF
Washington, $7.jSiooo. decrease ID
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I,rn,l.trrct,s Krunrt

Bradstrects to morrow will sny for Rich
mond and vicinity:
The weeks trading has been devoid -
special features, Some lines show improy.
ments. but AZ a whole the volume OF trad
continues below EoTmnl. Increased inauir,o
are noted FOR some grades OF lumber M.
Il number OF mills have resumed operation,
Tobacco IL In slightly better demand: price
Tor the better grades show increase owe
last week The weather IL no.. favorable 70
marketing. and increased offerings arc e.
p.ctcd. Groceries ana provisions are IN goo,
demand. Retail trad. Is fair. However nv
mcrous mark down sales are noted. Stock
are generally low because fall purchase
were curtuiled. Collections show ulight i'm
proNcment In some lines. Failures and r..
quests for extensions arc. however. nurncr
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president: L. II. Terrell. secretary. both

OI Roanoke.
Parker ~ Co. Incorporated. Coving-
ton. Capital stock $4,000 to $4,000:
grocery business. III. H. Parker. presi-
dent; H. G. Harrison. secretary, both
of Covington.
Indianapolis Detroit Washington Co.
lYcorporatcd: capital stock $4,000 to
S0O.OOo: automobile business. princi-
address South Washington. Va Grover
=. hastings. president. Washington. D.
e: G. Edward Wright. secretary, Og-
den, Utah.
Pulaski Lumber Company, Incorpor-
ated. PULASKI. Capital stock $4,000 to
$2o.Ooo: lumber business. George r.
moves, president; {. III. Miles. secretary
ana trcnSurer. both OF pulnskl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23
COTTUS MARKETS

SEW YORK January 2o-cotton was nm
'ctiled by heavy general realizing to-day
- to - points 1''' o'
Liverpool again failed to fully NEE. N.
N'" YORK aavenc. nf late ycs,crIny AMI
me !"ea. market nTen"d at a decline Of :
30 70 points. In addition 10 the proe,-,at
ing 10y Ga longs, bnth Liverpool and E.w
orleans appeared to b" active sellers nar.
presumably on the differences There vas
t!so renewed selling from Eastern bclt
sources ana prices sold about X 10 =
points net lover before the end OF IN.
morning hit"F rally ct + or nointa
from the lowest shortly after midday on
covering and buying ~ local spot house.
however, tho market developed rer.u.d
weakness under continued liquidation or
realizing and reached IN" lowest point "a
N" late trading. win May settling n, . "a nv
- POINTS under last nights closing figures
or - points under yesterdays high rec0rds
Last prices were 1T the lowest noin, n,
the Gay. Private cable, attributed no DO
',ins IL tAverpoo! to Increased offerings o.
rpot cotton and smaller oT,nkc
spot cotton. quiet; middIiug uplands s-n.
sales, - bales ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23
cIIANcEny DEEDS OF TRUST.
Six Deeds of Trust, Amounting 10
SE.ln-I1

j. w. Casper ct ux. to II. c. Redd
trustee, 33xi35 feet north line Marshall
street. ID feet west of Twenty NTH
Street: january l6. 1915 $1,000
G. G. Morris to T.. -. Epps, trustee
"a feet inches south line Duval Street,
uary II. 1915, 1859.
George j. Lux 20 ]. w McComb,
trustee. 50x1S0 feet east line Chambers
iayne Avenue. $50 feet north Of Edge
Hill Road. January is. 1915, $3.50.
Peter Gonucll;t to w. T.. Purcell Jr
q al trustees, property known as 800
S2.7lo.
l.. H. Kelley ct al. To w l.. Miller.
trustee. 6IXl20 feet north line Clai-
borne street. 23l feet east of Wash
inEton street. January IA. 1918. s5SS.l3.
Patrick H. liudgins to Stuart Bowe.
trustee. l7Xl29ia feet east line St
John Street. between IIill and Coutts
Streets. January s. 1915. $500.
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NEW YORK rKoDUCE ,,ARKEr.

NEW YORK. January 22-Row sugar. firm:
centrifugal. S?sTLol; noin6scs, S2id3.2i: ro-
iin"G. steady. Butter. steady. unchanged
Cheese. ii:m. Spot coffee nrm; Rlo No
T. 7;s: Sartos No T. eTs.
Cottonsccd oil was lower to-day under
scattered selling by local longs reports Of
lower crude markets and In sympathy with
to points not lower. Sales. 1850 barrels,
The market closed weak. Spot, s!06G Ib
January, h53TAhS. February, 6 6lFi {. 6S;
March. 6.7eM6Il: April. 67sdh.S3: May. 6eoFt
COT: June. I.oon70c: July. In1Lic: August
=
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. January o. 1915
Best stecra, ~ to Sc: medium TO good Gsi
to TO- -: common TO fair. 6la to 81 best heifer,
"a to ~: medium 10 good. 5A to 6i,: COM
mon. to fair. ~; to 81: best cows. So 20 sl. :
s medium to good, ~ to So: common to fair.
~ to "a; bulls AZ to &: vrais 10 u;
dicks. 10 s; cows and calves. $50 to Sos; best
hogs, IS; light GE to 4: sows and stays
IA 10 Gh: best sheep. 81 to 6h: medium to
good. 4ss to 81; common to fair. ga to ~:
lsInbs. 7 to S.
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. January 22.--Hogs n-m; bulk
:eSS1SSS: liEh;. s6,toGSsa: mixed ss.jlo5
{69'; heavy. sG.c5ms6.S5: rough Sc 90, So A., .
pigs. S%1s6S. Cattle, firm: native steers
S'.S2nss -; Western Sa.nT7.so: cows and
heifcrs, So o)ISSho: Calves, 81. c5Is SO 81 Sheen
weak: sheep. s5.75nsG50; yearlings S6.7srr
$50: lambs S7.o6ni $3.50
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FINANCIAL.
THE CITIZENS, rIu,, 10
INSrR CE

THE CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY. of Charlestown. W. Va fex-
ccutivc offices, Baltimore Md In vinr
rcinsured all OF It's uncxpired risks in
the Niagara Fire Insurance Company
or New York and having discontinued
OF December !, 1919. hereby announces
It's Intention TO withdraw bonds OF said
company. now held on deposit by the
trensMr.r Of The Stntc
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CHANCEnY TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds of bargain mud Sale. Amour

ing To S7,255.
g. a. Perry TO w. T.. HaZclgrove
lSisXl22 feet inches south line Stuart
Avenue. IS feet inches east Of Elm
$40. T'O
West End Development Corporation
TO V - Lucy. 25xlao feet south limo
Grace street. 300 feet east of Lafayette
street. June 80. 1911. S375.
j. y. Ianns ct uX. TO ID. a. Ledley
ct uX.. lot q. In block ., in the plan OF
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday. as
follows: go
Revival for charter: James. RIvcr
Granite Corporation, Richmond
T. l.. Dcycrlc Co. INCORPORATED Ron
noke. Capital stock $4,000 TO $50 900.
mercantile business r L. Hnrnrln
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rl< Place Annex. January Is, 1915.

SVWU.
st. I.ukcs Penny Savings Bank to l..
Is: Kelley ct al, 100X120 feet north line
Claiborne street. l9S feet east OF Wash
inEton street. January IL. 1915. tax 81,
$40.
Ma1vina Jackson to Elnora Miller,
l5&Nl32 feet on Fairfield Street. Jam
uary .. 1915. $780,
John Is. Welsh ct ux. to Robert T.
BAILEY. 2SNl22.5O feet east line Thirty
third Street. rs feet south of y street
january I, 1919. $500
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Iiomeseekers Figure In Number OF
Small Purchases
Recorded.
HENRICo FARM BRINGS $4,000
Brick Dwellings on Davis Avenue
Sell for $50, 75O-Scveral New
Concerns Secure State Charters.
Some Municipal improvements.

Realty transactions yesterday showed
= continued demand on the local market
LOT small property, homcscekers being
IN" main purchasers. The release deeds
arc showing an increase over the deeds
oil trust. Indicating that the market is
moving forward. y sale that developed
IN The county yesterday was tho Inlr-
chase OF 1881, acres on n road, near
The River Road, for $4,000. by Wallace
I. Saunders from the Union Securities
and Realty Corporation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23
LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Tho Rountree- Cherry CORPORATION
brought suit for $500 I'm the Law and
EQUITY Court yesterday, against DR.
Dellinger. dentist, Incorporated. Tho
proceeding is AN action IN dctinuc in
which the Rountree-Cherry Corpora
piled the defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23
season same date last year. i.Sli.nn, bales
SlMtcntrnt Of Mnrll,s NI.ihIr Smnnlx.

TntaI vIsIble THIS weck GjiIt0l les total
Visible last week G..if."- bales: total visible
same date last year i.ii5.o)) baies.
or this the total American this week.
..!h."o bales: OF this the total American
last week $4,000 bales. of this the total
American laRt year. $4,000 bales
All other kinds this week. $4,000 bales;
al other kinds last week. ,.cS3oD bales; all
other kinds last year. l.G3a.Ho bales
Visible in the United States this week.
Sls6Hp bales: visible IN the United States
THIS date last year. l.9Sic'c bales.
Visible In other countries this week. ss7s-
Z" bales; visible In other countries this
date last YcMr. s.licHCn hnles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-23
PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits were issued by tho Plumbing
Inspector yesterday, as follows:
capitol Plumbing Company for H.
Crnvcr. l2l4 North Thirty-nrst Street.
same. for Same, 1916 North Thirty
hrst Street.
Street