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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-09-02
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Peter RadfOrd
On Too Many LAWYERS.

When the sheriff cries oh! yes Oh. yes the
court is now i'll session., the farmer should tighten the
belt around his belly for is he who pays the cost
When the lawyer May it please the court" the
farmer has to shorten the shirts children for they
must loot the bill and when the legislature announces
re 1t enacted, unborn babes may well kick against
their prison walls for they may to pay the penalty
we nave too many laws too many lawyers and too much
government. No dares to run a business without
lawyers to the right of him lawyers to the left of him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06

N."N YORK. November The rally 70.
p"'i",i IN cotton toward IN" end of last
tit prices hay" made new low rrornG fo,
~" movement during the week with I.nr-
~ contracts selling OFF To il.GIc. a. prac.
,ui,"'N - per bal" under the high level OF
~ S'''"li. Ih"i" MS further heavy liuuItu.
Won during TIA" progress OF this jarlin.
Which seemed To reflect a more or los ,...n
era hI~p'"iti"I 10 scale down estilu,t.s of
4'''!Eh requirements ana To increase esri
'"'"" ~ IN" probable worlds SUNNY :,
~ ~ ihiIc"t'i lay tn" talk around the ring
i-NI'h I" domestic mil! needs. and spirIlas
IN Nlls county are believed 10 h. worry .,,iI,.
'i"pi"E'd. bat Manchester advice. l,re In.,,
""''N"'thI". an! reports from Indian ,,,tn,,
- n'i"S hSfd NOR" largely in the ln:nu-
''''Hi' "i uniforms natural y slI"..s,.I
destruction ON TIA" export outlook for A,n.ric,
N"F'pNrr II has boon argued in h.g Ii
'I'S mr. tho exhaustion of rcvourcas
mar" Is i"G!un!ng tn bee NOR" k"crlv f.l,
49," 'N't M most rigid economy is 20 H.,
"'t"NHht. estimates NJ the Indian cro,,
maze been increased 10y several run,,,.G
rh'N' ana recent reports from m, Comm,
ny 'i"lmr" mat favorable" weather ON
.''."''9 were i"huIng 10 decided imrr.y,-
met IN 'op crop respects R-portl tLnt
%it'"d To- October 81 also on,en,.a >,
ny lh"h 'nr tendency toward higher .-on
IS. although. owing To good weather
!rl''r'N lhfHc returns for this marble liar
iII', , ~, nMFh' not prov" !rrecrnoilth.c with
"" smaller crop figures. ana p-Ivat. ION
-, mates published har. ranged h.,,.,.'
.L".''' ara HOO coo h&ics cNcItI,lin., lint.rs
~ market To-day. however. appeared I. a..
'ui'hE itther more support owing Ia tn.
'-hsf n'--, "i important h-,!g. selling ma ra
ports that s?inurrs were buying cc,,tfnrts
~ southern SPOT markets. l,d mn, TriI,.
followed ;hc decline '"'H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
STATE SUPREME Co1fnT

Proceedings Yesterday in Tho g..
w.o, .orrt or Appeals OF Virgin,
No. 2-Commonwealth =, ~, cases
al. and Ohio Railway Co. 81
No S-Commonwcalth OK rel "a v,r.
.inht hhliwar and Power Co ~ nj,
Argued by George w AnJcr.o ~ ais,
'.orGe Mason for the appellants and
nE y: T. Rufo"d and RandoIph IIorrIt
'W 'o' IN" hpncll""s and submitted
40. - IN" Dalton Adding Machine
90; vs.. Commonwealth. OF Pascal
regular argument docket.
40. l-Norfolll and Western Roi,v,,.
,.a "., VS., Hiien q Son. panty argued and
Next cases to be called.
,o"de VS.. Bryant. committee
"a no; Atlantic Coast Line Railwnv
No. 4-The Nirrin', Railway Co -,
Andrews administrators 10 vs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
nrnn>,rcrt's Weekly Review.

~ W 'ts'\, November J.-Bral-
streets tomorrow will say:
lW" features loom large i'm this
weeks icport. the cvcr-,vidcninr nc
nNity of trade and the increased mo
n"ntum attained in many Industries
~ ~, OF ines" grow overtime in factory.
nun ana shop: progressive improve
n"ht IN industries almost wholly I'm :
hrp"nd"nt on domestic wants. l,r,,cr
Dry rolls; sustained. If not inCrroscd
n'mand upoH jobbcrs and wholesale
dealers; more confident future buvinp
accompanied: however. by urgent calls
ior goods already ordered: and al
though mild weather has prevented
retail! trade in the cities tro-l running
Us full course. much OF the slack In
'RlS respect has been taken up bv in
creased buying in various country dis
nlcts Apparently pcssimism has been
ait"E"ih"r unScaled. activity in tho
stock market continues money is ple
'no'lc icHi;i'nate demand is being sun
pl"d at easy rates. collections mr.,
ir""r railway traffic. East and West,
- Of record productions the grain
movement from the underlying pro-
ducln" states has reached a new h;rE
water mark. production of piriron is
IN" LARGEST in the history of the coun-
Try. prices for iron and steel continu.
ON an ascending scale. and railway
nuNlnr indicates pressure to rnT or
COTS hooked Weekly bank clenrines.
si,i>2.3i@. 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

trading on tho local real estate mar
Net was duh yesterday Few sales
ucNcIopcd. ami with ono exception
These were confined 70 small property.
= heie wpS no activity evidenced either
IN !icnrico lands or properly on The
sou Inside. Business sn inc city was
III the main for property in the north
crn suburbs.
W. J. Gilman sold to Alfred l.
Srhiniut lot fronting Twenty-Five feet
ON tho south side or Cary Street iust
east OF Cherry street. The considcra-
zion was $4,000. which WAS the largest
sale to develop. Wh'.c the real cstat @
market has been dun this week build
ing operations are showing improve
n"nt. many new buildings being plan
ncd for early construction.
Davis Brothers win buiii Il two
story brick tenement. Il was annOut. ccd
yesterday, containing four fats. - ,nr
north side OF Main Street. between
Vine Street and Allen Avenue. that will
cost $4,000. .. j. Davis will erect a
two-story brick dwelling on the south
side OF Stuart Avenue. between Wen;
and T!ldcn Streets. 1T Il cost of SG,0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
WHEAT MARKET SHOWS
SLIGHT PRICE LOSSES
~r:Ifoarh Purchases Reach Only 100
uhb bushels. Consisting: PrincirnLlx
of Canadian Grain.
I .pe.iml 10 IL. Times. Disnatch.

Special 10 Tho Times DisUatch.
CHICAGO. \o.cjnb"r TIL" wheat
Wrri"i showed pric" losses OF 3-S to
~. cent to-day. tn" weakness being
reflection Of til" smaller trade Ia
e.. ST. tn" scahourd purchases W"r"
"ulE 1900" bushels. and this was
mainly Canadian grain At chicago
tn" s;ly. w"r" 10000 bushels 10 mill
aIs. To tn. strength was shown by
Dccombc; and Ma. during the first
$50 hour. but win the carly price
Gains ~ ! l-' to J-S cents. the flood
Gates ~ tn. longs were opened. aud
cached I.0i IS for December and l.05
notwithstanding tho fact That con
siderable cash wheat Was sold to-day,
there was only partial change in
sentiment. as many OF III" large con-
Germs were talking bulliah after the
close.
RI" news from abroad WAS mainly
bcarish. the spot market at Liverpool
icing maintained at =" cents lower.
y cable received from i!roomhall's.
Archnugics. Rusnia. announced that
the opening OF winter wheat was
strong.
Owing 10 the abnormal conditions.
tors are about the smallest ever known.
Also tic visible supply Of wheat is
,h. smallest on record at This season.
There liz a large short interest In both
December and May wheat.
Coarse grains were higher, corn adj
vancing "a TO 2 cent and onts ] s
cent Eeportcd takinGs or corn for
eastern shipments were l2500O bush
cl- and Of oats 100000 bushels, with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06

~ - 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judge,
itchard, Nmapp and Woods and Dis
'riS, imhse Common in attendance.
saturday being Conference Day ibo
court Will not hear argument of cases
put Will 20 into conference upon cases
heretofore argued.
Gases argued yesterdays:
NO. l276-lIiahland Park Monufoc-
,unrlng Co. appellant. vs.. H. c. steele
fMarS ~. steele ct al. appellecs; appeal
rom INC District Court ut GrccnvilIc
,urthcr argued hy G. Il. Spencer. York
VIE. :: G.. and Charles w. Tillct,,
Y " K; Il; Marion Q. and - =. Finley,
Grcenrilie. $. c., for the appcllces. and
submitted. gnu
W No; l$ss-The Peninsula Bank OF
nnrg; Inc, and William A. Bozarth.
appellants. vs.. Edward w. Wolcott cf
a. trustees of the bankruptcy estate
nn,i Ie H. Richardson x Sons. ct al. APP
p y, appeal from the District Court
Il, Noriolk. In bankruptcy. Argued
S G Frank Armistcad WillamsLurr'
Dud,e ne ,ninpeiiants. and by sidney j.
cot. Norfollt. for the appejIecs "''-
Eases In call Monday:
NO. 13G7-Clydc Steamship Cam
Whaieyr' '' 4 m,s IN error, vs., W. Il.
n ii,,tHa' ana Fannie ii. Champion. nd
I,n,lnistratr Of the estate of \ II,.oiI
rnr. " n deceased. defendants i'm err
Ch,r,n,,,or 10 the District Court Mt
NTn nssr S. G. To be argued nv
y, s Bryan & Bryan, Charlesto, ."
Ncss pr W., NC, plaintiff in error, and hy
MMessrs. Mitchell & smith and m (,nDnai'
for thn ~ Sinkler, Charleston. S, G.,
No. "e s 14Gfendnnts in error ~
Comnnn% ' n,a,ile Virginian Railway
N 1.ii,n,kous. administrative of .I nr,Ss
~, innkous, deceased. defendant IN 49,.
noke' FFT To TO the District Court ut Roa-
noanoke. and g. 4. Whitehall l \ iinii'
Wn,, Inc plaintiff IN error. ana bv " vt +.
~ "inn,n ana S. II. Iogc. Roan2,,e ,d -,
Admitted to pra.ticn: Is,
ion"' Williamsburg. and sidney ! n,S
~, hampton, are admitted 10 49,
,i'is as attorneys ana counscllors T.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06

NEW ORLEANS, November While tho
cotton market was rather narrow TODAY. T.
was steady. ana prices held above tho l.yel
OF yesterdays close throughout the session.
although late In the day the advance was
almost lost. the close being at "A ne, ad
vance OF only 20 I points. Late in the
session offerings came from holders Of ionE
contract. who appeared 10 desire 20 er"u-
M over Mondays bureau report on ginning.
The market opened at the advance and
rose IL to Is points in the trading up to tn.
middle OF the day In til" face Of ideal
weather over the belt, the lack of any i'm =
rortaut spot demand and small reports.
Much OF the demand came from shorts
who either wanted their profits or else.
wanted TO cover against the felr OF los Sos
This buying was influenced by common, on
tho improved technical position
Bcarish Claims were that the good weather
over the belt was making cotton. but they
d!d not iriucnCe the trading cf tn. day 20
any appreCahls extent
Cotton closed steady: December Ir.:.. Jan
uary, ll.CG; March. 1870; Man l2ut: IrIy
l.: Il.
spot cotton. steady. unchanged Salcs on
~" spot liz bales: To arrive, l.oe. bales
MiddluG. li27C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
DECL|NE IN STANDARD
STOCKS ON MARKET
Many Issues Fall or From to :.
- Points, Following Early
Strength.
CLOSE AROUND LOWEST OF DAY
Conservative Brokers Pleased With
~. Gradual Quicting Down of Spccu-
fation to Normal Basis and Conf
dent of higher Quotations.

STF NEW YORK. November Tho stock mar
80 Rct was rcactiouary to-day. standard is
-, sues dcclininr from TO points following
early strength. Operations in tho market
q were largely professional. but ;hs selling
served TO induce scattered setting hy people
- WHO tired Of waiting Cor prices to rise
:, Violently. American institutions arc ais" sap
plying stocks FOR foreign accoun, on all
4 hulccs IS Is reflected recent purchase
or exchange fer remittance abroad IN pay
rlcft for securities. Cons eTvativ" brokers arc
-, pleased with the gradual quoting 1uNh or
speculation t. normal basis. aud are
.isl.sCorhicrt Of hirrc- quotations.
60 goncntnr prices reflected strength with frao.
tionnl gains. the "opptrs showing especial
strength under leadership OF AuaContD and
49,. Utah. Realizing sales developed shortly
after the beginning ~ tho session, and prices
reacted before tile cud of III" first hour hut
offerings ware r"ndiN absorbed. and III" U.s.
s'ca,lied during the second hour WITH the
exhaustion II buying orders. however. tho
'loor traders offered stocks al around the
ROOFS. TIC r"Sr'ten' quotations w"r" 'ol-
lowed hv srEttNrcf cufuU'3s house sell
: INK in Tho last hoU" which resulted il
= ,'cuNN close with quotation, around the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
ELECTRIC PERMITS,

Tho following permits were I.,uef
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart.
EnIeiherE & Bear. for Il. b. Nc.
George. 2010 Monument Avenue. tire.
lights. "
same. fo7' DIR, b. J.. Crawford, sol
t.ast trace Street three outlets and
>. +. Stringcr. for Central Furnitur;
co, ! and West Broad Street, -four
Same, for Joseph Hcgie, b37 Hayne,
Avenue. one outlet 49,
Morris Hunter. for II. H. Peters 1oe
North Eshth Street, one outlet and
Same. for American Can Co. 240I
Nenahlc street. fifteen lights.
same, for ElkS' Club. 1913 East
Marshall street, twcnty-one OUTLETS
j.. X. Warinner. for G. w. Sims. Mini
berry Street, ffty-seven outlets.
Same. for Mrs. George l. Ball. 2606
\ street. twelve outlets and i've fIx
lures 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
Bank ClearinpH,

, NEW YORK. November 5.-Bank clear
ings In the United states for the week end
ing Nov"mhor aggregate $3.50. &c ODn
AGAINST $3.50 $1,000 last week and S. sss
2i3.c"p in this wcck last year. Following ar.
the returns for :his week. with percentage.
OF change shown this week as comma read
with this week last wear:
New York. s27@T SIS go: Hes
Chicngp. S3iG.Sl2OO: 20
philadelphia. Sl37,l6S. CgD: ISL
BOSTON S2St. DoG. 50
81. Louis. t"3.p7GCO 600: 49G
!tnrsas city. {o3.721 Ooo Ntas
pittsburgh. So. sG3 900; al
san Francisco. SIS. Os7 600: 2ss
Baltimore. 80. ll3.Orr: 23.3
Minneapolis. $50. 1i5 go; 30
Detroit. SIS. h;S 90; Sc
cincinnati. s23 lGj. 00o; 40
Cleveland. So. 33i. 90: s27
Los Angeles. 81 49, 900: 1917
New Orleans. S2i.1sIOyo: 81
Omaha, s2i ,r3 op0; I'll
Milwaukee. tls.r6i,Uo $50
Atlanta S21,rJt 90: SIS
Louisville. SIS. 500 90; 5ss
Seattle, ST. 1913 .C0; ja7
Buffalo. sl3siJ CpD: o6e
81. PAU. SEAS. 600: 35s
Hor,lnnd Orc. ti3, o07VOo: oo2
Denver $4,000 on: 80
Houston. 81 Dl7. 900: CAL
i!ch-noHd, Si2lI go; al
i'aita ma polls tsGi7 100: 3It
i.i"yiiercr, tlo3OG0o: Ise
Fort worth. fip.57s q96: 49,
washington, II. G. Ss.sSiOOo: 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
Fancy tiue per bS,1ci',....


o"trT 30 warn Weather ana heavier ?.
'eir,. The market bss been .plnr fnr ma,
several days WIN cooler wc4iner look "a
good market "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
CHANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Five Release Deeds, Amounting
SIG,sID,5O.

John Il. Welsh ct al trustees. to
Robert y. Wildbore, SSXI35 feet at the
northeast corner OF Twentieth and
Franklin Streets. October lG. 1913:
$3.50.
j. y. Connolly. trustee. to Sarah G.
Acrec. G0N1iS feet east line Laurel
Street. 100 feet south OF Holly street
October -. 1915: $3.50
James g. Page ct al. trustees. TO
Richard Duckhart ct al. i5X52 feet
south line Franklin Street. ~ feet
west Of Twcnty-second street Au-
gust 1, 1915: s763.
w. l.. Redd. trustee, to Virginia o.
Burnettc, - 2Xli0 feet west line Ems
low Avenue. l22 - feet south of BY
ron Street. November >. 1918: SaJuO
tcRoN Brown, trutSce, 20 T.. G. Lam
drum. 30 -2Xl2O feet north line Chat
fin street, 40 feet west of Shcppar d
street. November .. 1915: sl,777.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
cm,xcEnY DEEDS or TRUST.
Five Deeds of Trust. Amounting t.
St0,C51.

Edward y. Calisch ct ux. to l.. l..
Brown ct al. trustees, 1909. 1911. 1913.
lSl' and 1917 East Franklin Street.
being 136.5XS0 feet at the southwest
corner OF Nineteenth and Franklin.
November 3. 1918: S1i,16o.
Othclia q. Crowder to H. r. Pol
lard, Jr., trustee. 80 1-2Xl1j feet mort
line Marshall street. 81 feet west Of
Twcnty-second street. November 4.
1915: $500.
Noah c. Eaton ct nj. TO same. 4nxl2o
feet north line Dance street. 2i1 feet
east OF Randolph street. October %.
1918: S1.344
V. o. Rurn"ttc to II. A. McCurdy,
trustee. - l-2Xl4O feet west line Ems
low Avenue. 122 - feet south OF BY
ron street. November l, 1876 S2.5O0.
T. 6. l.andrum ct uX. to y. V. Shea
ct al. trustees. % l-2x12O feet north
lire Chaiiin street. 40 feet west Of
Shipyard street. November ., 1915:
SLIGO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
Cuiro. ,I>I.I,rrs

StTW YORK %cvcfuher p There Gao
quite ghaIp rally en- the cotton market
during '"-fsy's carly trading wi'h January
selling up to iiHlc huf at ,nls .,E,,rr. q,
aheut $50 per Lrle from the low iav- y.
last NcdrcEtty nc Gcuuud scnif.rr q. rr,.,.
on. anr price lost part of Their r1iu ,.!.l.
.'Hru0r" clot':E ~ !. 1,'. Tn" general Il-'
closed h.roly steady "a a nc, advance of
, 30 8 points.
Th" 'naric' opened steady a, an ADVANCE
seaJy cahl's and Develop! consider l.lc
iTu4ncss during Tho Curly tracing 'rt..,
was iitilc Southern scllin. here. which "a.
supposed to b" against actual. but affcrtay-
Of that sort wcr" too small % suyre-t 1T,.
rnal weakness among Southern holder. .,g
profits on short cotton Hftor the rir sra. L
earlier ia the week and before tho rt..itI., .
ton of tho ginning figures expected on
Monday. private predictions tnrt tn.
weather in the South would bcrorr. l.ss
favorable over tho week end rrnty hlv tented
there also was considerable Liverpool nm.
.nS and some trade d"1Ihud. which va, sni,
10 reflect spir calling. December cg,
tracts advanced 10 ME, March to % lnc ana
May 10 II PC during tho middle of rn. ,ii,y
or hbout IL 10 IS points above last uirft' :
was l"ss Ia evidence, ana the market n:saJ
on some ~ or Ia points from the No., ir -, .
late tracing under pront-iak!ny bv c,riv
huycrs or y renewal %: scattering n' local
prephurc. There was nothing IN to.dny q
news 10 create any fresh sc'tiInen. a. "a
me proo"hic showing OF figures on Mon.
day. but ~ the weather conditions have No. n
favorable. comparatively iull RETURNS az"
anticipated. southern spHt nhvlces we're con.
Hu'InH, sbNt the absence OF hedge .cillnr
was quite generally taken here as ,di.
eating that Southern holders wetc no, ye,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
DIES OF POISONING
l""->cnr-0ld Child Gets Hold q,
DEADLY DruE-FunernI
This MOrninV

Mary c. Jackson, two wear, o,d
daughter OF X. a. Jackson. OF Nidlo,h
lam Chesterfield County. died cal
yesterday morning from poisoninr
despite the efforts OF physicians to save
The chiId's parents called in DR.. ]. A
rish.r' OF Midlothian. when she became
~ lie readily saw that she wns.suf-
fcring from deadly drug. although
no one saw her swallow the poison.
other physicians were called In consul
tation, but their efforts were OF no
avail. The funeral will be held I'm
Petersburg this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
NEW YORK rKoprCE u,p,;,.r

NEW YORK, November Raw sugar
firm: centrifugal ass: molnss".. 81: re,
nned. firm. L. points higher. $po, cccc.c
steady; RIO IS, Use; Santos l., .'-c. Butter.
ir'n. Cheese. firm.
CottouS"ed Gil was higher ou early buying
by cotton houses and short covering hu-
the list gav" way later under selling III. ?.
liners and some o! The larger profess ur:l-
rural rrlC"S Were 10 points n-I lower
Sales. 2i.v0 barrels The market closed
easier; spot. 40 bid: November ,7of;-o.
December ,GHHs.!o; January. jGSp7.;n; Tyl,-
ru!fy, f.in'.!t; March. 7.1tfl1.'n: ApriI 1s3s.
-; May. D3i 'GIS3; June, sG0..SU"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
BUILDING PERMITS.
Five building Permits. ,,,,,,
fn

tn SIIaO
icfin!tS FOR ncw and repaIr worl,
We're ISSUED YESTERDAY by BuIldinp In
spcctor Butler as follows. M
j. II. Smith. to r.n;iir fr,,,o ,,.o,,,
40 Aici,onouIh Street. to cost s700
d. X. Harmon, TO build a bricl, rn
rage IN rear or lI2S Floyd Avenue. to
Turner Stokes. 10 build a two-s,orv
brick dwelling at l-lS West lam
street, To cost 1880
MAJ nan simon, TO build brick ga
nue., TO cost $3.50
j. l.. and r. H. Walthour. TO build y
oie-st"ry frame dwelling on the east
Sid, or Decatur street between For
ti"th ana Forty-hrst Streets. to cost
s. 600 - W. '"@ I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
HENKIco RELEASE DEEDS.

John \ Lamb. trustee. to Charles
Wright ct al four tracts OF land az
grcEating sass acres. all u part OF
I'll" Yellow Tavern tract. November
>, 1915; Sl2.@20.
Same, TO Loprice Land Corp, four
tracts of land aggrcGating $3.50 acres.
al = part OF tn" Yellow Tavern tract.
November 3. 1915: $500.
Bessie \. Catlin. cX.cutriN. TO Jcitcr-
son u. Minor, lGoNi90 feet. lots 80 and
%. plan Of Robin Park October 30.
lgl1. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06

Atiorh"N-G"ncra Pollard has com
pl"tcd and sent To the Governors office
IN: opinion requested by the state
ADVISORY Board on Taxation IS to
"h"the! The state taxing officers have
mower I" compel national and State
BANKS ana trust companies TO disclose
FISTS Of th"i: dcpOsitors and customers
ana the amounts OF their deposits The
opinion VIII bc considered al II meet
iht % tn" state board 10 he held in
:, few DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
COIiIR STuCE~ ,RI
ATTRACTING ATTENTION

Coprc- stocks attracted attention. owing
TO their strength. Anaconda 2ni Utah We're
It tho front both showing gains r. ono
tii0c o. point each. r. Consolidated
also I'm good demand. owing to AT. an
D, nounC"Tneri tina; IA" company will call
10y tho retirc0en; December Fl OF its
sc.2.0.c1 teu-Ncar per cent convertible
bonds. These bonds are callahe nj 10. anc
are selling around Isl 50 tina; this will
hasten their conversion into stock. roll
lowing the conversion OF the bonds or ;heir
redemption. insiders predict increase In
eth" dividend TO g a share
Tho company i now paving $3.50 a share
annually. \ better demand was also
ported for copper metal and producers ad-
y rarced tho price OF Electr,olvtic 10 to
lSHsc a pound Reports o: Chino and CtaM
for the September quarter showeH slight
. decrease in earnings. hut Nevada Conrol-
dated advanced a gain OF more than 100000
I fnr ~ thrnn ,,,nnthS
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CuANCEnY TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of bargain md Sale.
Amounting tO SI3,!5O.

Peter McIlwain" to !. G. BochlinE
l?N132 feet west line Twentieth Street
so feet north OF . street. October IS,
1915; tax. 81: $40.
W. !. Gilman ct uX. TO Alfred J.
schmidt 25X2o0 feet south line Cary
street. - feet east OF Cherry street.
October 2S. l9l5 tax. IS: $40.
Margaret Dickinson ct ais. to Mat
tie w. Dickinson. onc-half interest.
%lN65 feet north line Broad street, 20
feet east of Twenty eighth street.
September u, 1918: tax. Sl.6o: 81.
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS

The Administrative Do,rd
'",, i"iI"wing improvements ynstcri,,..
superintendent Of the Strcct C,Ion;
NJ, M department was instructed to re-.
Straot n,.ck Sin"wa ks on Nicholson
'", .Nch"lson Street School '''
superintendent of the street f,,oo,
,h LIZ nrnairtmrnt was directed to have
-. ~ ,ep"ir torce shape up the roadhcd
81 state street, between Malone ,nI
Union Streets ''o"c anu
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willing TO follow tho decline in futures and
pirate cables from Liverpool reported q

NEW YORK. November 6-Por, movement,
-Niddl'nC. ilsoc. Exports. lc> bales; stock
90. ;iS bales.
Total to-day az all ro-ts--Nct receipts 81 :
'"s bales; exports c3.l63 bales s.oci. l,"cG,-
AZ bales.
Total fo~ weck-Net receipts %" 30 bales
cNnorts. lc>.SI' bales
fetal for s"ason-Net receipts osSJ 40
bales; exports. l.S9S s25 bales.
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FIRE. RECORD.

1913 East Main street 7.5l A NJ.
loss. tritlinr W"
Twelfth and Broad Street. Memorial
Hospital. r. NJ: loss $40
III Gladstone Avenue, li:30 = NJ
loss. $50. W
1910 West Moore Street, sos 4. NJ:
loss 81 " w.
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HUSTINGS COURT, PART III.

The jury in the IIustings Court, Part
day afternoon in favor of J. II. Lewis
against Louis Jandorf and others
Lewis sued for $4,000 damages, alIeE-
ing SANDER