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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
HOTELS

.TUE VIH4lNus HOTEL. vifsiaia 81 and
Eighth ave Use any ears Via Wsstiahs
ave Modern. elegantly furnished
rooms Transient too o. ~. weekly.
lgs0 90 o. Kitchen privileges
TIE ANNEX 5000 Eighth near West.
lake ave. New, clean furnished steam
heated bedrooms TOR mem free baths
sud phone Transient zse. weekly 81 60
MOTEL WALTON -atth and Ysslsr pay
Reasonable quiet. cVmforiabis. no "a
loon Elliott sbse
PANroN HOTEL ~ 10 ~sss up. house.
keeping suites %. Third and Cherry
Main tafs
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rOn RNLKa-t Arfss ~ land All cleared
T.tnufn house. barn. rouitry house suf
nutbufatnEs al ne~. built yehrs
Blacksmith shop snHte. house .tEt1
harm seHap rhirkrn house tkxst. all
ur - GATE. ". A rsekaFds. Custer.
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Bertha Nelson. Pastor. Will Lecture
Sunday Evening. at 7.45. Hotel
Norris. l423is Third Ave.
Topic we Are Nearer the shore
Where We Shall Meet with the
Dear ones Gone on Before
Followed by messages from the
flower medium. who will leave the
city IN a short time. and on her
return 10 tu- city IN the near
future plans 60 build a Temple Of
Light where all will be welcome
10 learn Of the true lighted way
heNuud
>-.~s~~~e~~.~~~~-N-~.
A STAR WANT AID WILL SELL
THAT ACREAGE FOR YOU.
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23personala

23-Personals
MEV. WoMnN ts6 wesliY coiiorius Al
kinds uam,a aud addresses 80 can.
tafsinr SEND stamp Huperba Co.
Ngpt baltimore. 80
msiitN respectable widow. With nur
dauHhtsf atone with no home VIII
SOME one rive uH work huua"h eeFef
toUh WIN take tafe ~ asrd "nurle 20
cts cog ruuntft state whHrH Address
Mf' Thompson. Gen Oct Everett
Wash
lady. IS. enrh $40 900 wouid marty
% noN 30. League Toledo ohio
Tif Ills oui far iaet Hrnd hifih date
and 400 fut wonderful horoscope ~
your entire lifa Frof uauhsaL AbY
lramEt"n ave. Sea iorh
AAtlnf rhnntaudH wealthy viii mtfrf
Hts nnru. az ages. uatiunhltieH e.
iisians Descriptions ftra western
cluh. pt3 get Market san Franchise.
cst
LAniEH private maternity home. adop
ton if desired save time snd money
~ calling iisI soth ave East Msdi-
stn 80
nnau nAds fepaifsd. 40 Peoples hank
nlds
Dsneihs guaranteed IN private
kNA lessons Private halls baYs
Vph ana evenings Latest dance.
AEj STEVENS T TSS''s su al r' Ss.
HrsfFrEHEb MIDWIFE Mrs wnisik
cen. 5ois 18th ~ W Phone Ballard
1851
AIR yau On troubier Consult Hohsti
naii LAWYER. ste Oriental zoe snd
LADIES HhadeFaons Cotton Root Pills
faF al female troubles ara irfesuiafl'
ties rri.u O. per bon. hoses ~
Raymond Remedy CO. eif' llAs .
ifiraio maternity nsms stoT v Maaison
WE Pay cash Or furniture III rins st
Phone asia isoo
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teTi
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4 EFFiNEn LADY would iias ~ meet
"a gentlemen ~ fneann over a. tisw
90 mairiman5 no tfifefs Address
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LADIES -uy snrrrssfui r.uediss srs
pasltitsiy guaranteed. cafe and sure
1880 Madison.
nl.sn for matrimonial paper containinE
photo. hundreds - names 60 select
from. many seaithyi Zoe cop, sstab'
iiseh ~ Yaafs ~ Seattle nos i'f.
seattle. wash
Mss IEWEffs-MANicuH HIS
rhifd s'nc. 10
nESvER prE wonKa iios ith. ~
GUATEMALA
WefurnlnE 80 Guatemala coon. Would
ace az rurrsspaHhsnt f1r business
houses ~ iutefesfsd drop card -
SMITH ffts o. Teth - enF
Business Personal
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Ari e. rafaa Hotel iut rhFd
~ y0I VAST To on tNro htfo-
MOBILE urHfNEHH CALL At iots
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25-Spiritual Mediums
MANAM FWANk ciAiFveYant card
reader. uaimist. gte. tesA Fths. csf.
nef fifsf Fiiieit uotr
MADAM rnN ftairauYanf card resd.
taa. Circles gassdafs and rfiaaVs fttz
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49,
rnE bEar loser. finely improved
ranch every ronVenisnrs close " On
fine ROAD 81 500 terms James . heiL
owner asrysvilis wssh.
ron BALE ~ owNEh
one ~ the hest 20. acre dairv ranches IN
western Warrington. shout ~ acres
black bottom iand. - acres undff
riow about 40 acres nsad1# balance
timber and brush place hss To"d
buiidinrs sii stock. machinery Hnd
household goods 80 win place WIZ
coil sans ~ bargain for about On"
hsif cash balance long time ~ bis per
cent Interest cell or write Tor NOR"
information address y. a. 80 s. Boz
20 Pari orchard Wash
10 ACHES ists front 10 miles - gssiiis'
good land good nsishbofE Price ftto'
80 down. 90 per month. See 0Wnef
al Marion bidT
ron hAf.E-ao acres one m'e from
Naryssiiis On main road. ~ acres IN
der cultivation beet 81 coil fair
bulldogs WI sell al Or part
bargain chss hoper owner. Mars
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43-Lots for Sale
iit9- NICE. new, b-room cottage. %
60. foot ioi beacon hul
e. 900 Sire. nsN. s.room house on ~.
foot BEACON hn corner
g. 700 room house and , p acres rieh.
cleared land o. minutes from
city hsii easy terms.
600 Tot. queen Anne hiii
boutwell, a cBoc kETT. Aain 900
ron AALE room house 90 fosioo
cioss b. Prire ifto $50 doNn ana "
90 80 per month. or VIII trade for one
sore outside citY limits, soufh. Beacon
igsg
TWO lsYsl iois. Ntth small house iite.
terms Gt35 fgnd n. joining Empire
WAY addition can EatuFdaY or Sun
dAY y Lunn. t5Tg 1gud
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45-Rarm Lands for Sale
A SWELL corner b-aera ranch, fully
cleared fine house every egnfsnirnos
no better 1880. terms BoR zb2'
Marfsflfis wash ~ nsr
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47-Real Estate Loans
nEAL EsrATE SoHTHEEs
bond a Mortgage Co. Central bldK.
between Columbia and Marion
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4S--Mortgage Loans
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2S-Spiritual Mediums
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you arc beet adapted
Tor. slHo sspiaininE things ~htrh have
nlsaFs been = mystery. etc why nor
800 tho brstT Special Tor TO wsshs
only fuil reading 400 Located GUS
PINE uear westlsss M sls,. ~~--~-~
27-For Rent unfinished
WANrEn a. hrar from owuer ~ good
business TO- sale state rash price aud
description . y. Bush. Minneapolis.
~~cN->~~l>oy~N-~-~>
2s-Furnished Apis.
nLUrF APAnrHESTs-- ! snd .-foon
Furnished spaftmsntsi All modern 30
y Pike 81 Fast iiso
4 MOONS ard bath nicely furnished
steam heat. rent reasonable Beacon
1875
nobERN one room spanmsais. ih.to
~ Marion ..
2o-Unfurnished Apis.
rErff. APIS 2Jei . linton Three out
side rooms. bath. laundry. 80. East
No.~~~N~.~~~~~~e~~y
3o-Furnished Rooms
TWHEE unfarnish9d rooms 50 i5ih
eve one blofh south - Haditan.
10 2. 30
Halls for Rent
KEYgT0NE HAt.f- E.shih and Madison
Main tses.
nEAttrtFN halls o. %. sc Es.t .fs
aasesrHeaesrseeessses~Hs
3i--tiousekeepi1g Rooms
THREE furHishsd hous-asepiaF looms
81 igih ave one block south - Hadf-
~ CssI.eg !, -. = y, 80 e.ssc
4l-Acreage for sale
~YoU DEAL WITH Us DIRECT
and our pfopositi0n
oS LAND
HANDY 20 aar mill. ard camps
At THREE LAKES
ENoHoMIHH cOr%Tr WASH
viii appeal 90 you
Coed roads stages. daily trains. mills
schools store phone RI D
write ar ses y ~ MEtkEi-JouS Mgr
Land Dept. iTsi T.. G. Smith HldE.
Seattle
TupEE LAKES LUMBER co
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IKspiian t'iiFrnaieRi-i
Iust from the isart
gives reading - 1uuf
entire ne giving al
Woo nn love health.
family troubles mar
fihFr. separations 90
vsstmcufs what steps
60 take 90 be success
fui rsuuffsa the srp
Arhted what business
80 aFagt.A
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For Sale Miscellaneous

HN1W AM nUUUI
IS good Investment 60 have snug
fittinu windows and handsome doors
q y Williams sash aud doors arc the
best that can te made We make uut
aNn sash. doors and interior trim.
own our own NTH and srli direct 90
any one az factory prices safe dciiVs
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Frames. mnuidinEs builders hardware,
paints and stains send FOR free coin
rlstn cataioHue 80 "a % ~ Williams
60 istt first ave ~ seattle Wash
s. NEW ADMINISTER RUG
fuf onif 81 So Smiths ur rioana make
sisp JeNta Inches. ohtalunnip only at
Wsidronr near tha sac efn,r
CtEArEar PLACE g. nay or rent Sow.
~ machines III rms Main 1900
1879 WnsrLNkc Second hand ranees
low prie.
SMITHS NEW ADMINISTER
RUGS
stHe tfsfgs at tho Hstt siso price. A.
waidtons i4ss Fourth ave
LEAKV rnofs fixed tepaifinr shingiins
odd jobs a speciality can mr Naln
tsss
sfANuENuERd- safety blade. sharper.
- nsw process itea tth usar linton
NOW il tbs ums 60 set better phonos
rFaph Your old one taken IN a. part
payment lsis wesfiats Elliott ssit
Nnsicsi rsrord FsehanEs
eU0 NEW IRON nEpS
To oiese. at leo. Than fsrto0 price. =
size only es cent? Also many fufnt
ture bargains at Maidfone. it+s
Fourth iisnrr nundinn
100 utWNEss CAuha Rae 1908 worh
circulars. STATIONERY Iust.Ha Printers
ttsa fiuh
SRw rtANos ron nrNr RrSr Ar-
piied on purchase Mayer Toner. sit
fntHn
MY RUGS AT Wholesale
aRnte price ON one rvs eF bale ~ thrni.
Amith.s 8xtf AKmlnHfrfs tut ~ fit %
uhtslaAbt- only 81 Wnidfan Cn 1888
Fuurth nrnrY nuHdtnH
Won RALE cheap fine shinries ~ foot
20 isth y W ballard rhoentr Hhia.
sic Co
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oAutos for Sale

VI aoon usen cAR- ices riSw y
S-For Sale Miscellaneous
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f7-Salesmen Wanted

LOCAL iOtHE haa promising opening
fur three travellers. must tr capable
and experienced and able 60 provo &C.
Fsr application blank address o. a.
uaR tItt. Seattle Tnia De- un etrar.
tiuHaI upnuftuniff and 30 is hoped &c
VIII attract exceptional men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
COLLATERAL LOANS

nESrECTABlE place 60 borrow money
en- diamonds and iewelry. low rates.
private offices American JewelrY Co
see Second
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
BUSINESS MORTALITY
/ UNUSUALLY HEAVY

There WAS marked expansion IN
the business mortality in the United
States during 1914, commercial TALL
ures, as reported to X. q. Dun & Co,
numbering is ESQ and supplying 1851
90s,s59 OF defauted Indebtedness,
This contrasts with l6,031 suspensions
In the preceding year for $272, 672.2SS,
and in both respects the returns COM
pared adversely with all earlier peri
DDS. The unusually heavy liabilities,
however were largely due to COM
parativeiy few insolvencies of excep-
tional size. the financial difficulties
of a prominent dry goods mouse, with
its various affiliations. alone account
ing for more than one-tenth OF the
total amount involved. In regard TO
the numerical increase. this in meas
urc was traccahie to che effects of the
European war. which accentuated the
depression in trade and industry. and
exerted "A particularly unfavorable in
fluencc on conditions In the South be-
cause of the consequent collapse OF
cotton prices. Losses were materially
swelled by this event and more re-
verses occurred in the last three
months than in any other quarter OF
the year. while the best exhibit in
point of number was made In the
spring, as is inyaria bly, the rule, Since
moro new enterprises are constantly
being launched. aome growth in the
commercial mortality of the country
IL TO he expected each year, and the
ratio of defaults to firms In business
III 1914 was lilo per cent, or the high
est in fully decade and half.
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and dropped off ten points from which
there was recovery late In the day,
and new high records were made, 0cto-
Der selling az S,s4 and May selling
st s4c
II ia a rather remarkable situation.
Tho contracts are pulling spots up,
and selling at a full shipping value
over the actual cotton. German repre-
sentatives are reported In the market
buying freely Liverpool sentiment is
that the market is too high to buy and
too dangerous to sell There vas a
decided Increase In the volume OF
southern selling today and private
kilograms state that Interior Is offer
ing more freely than heretofore.
Port receipts today estimated 72,ooo
bales against So 600 last year. Tho
Galveston stock has passed tho half
million bale mark, ana now amounts
to ga9.b75 bales, Savannah cleared
1860 for the continent today.
Spot prices In Southern markets are
Arm but unchanged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
WATER MAIN FOR
N0RTHS|Dt USE.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS Elk
TENSION OF CITY WATER TO
HIGHLAND PARK.

The Council Committee on Utilities
last night recommended to Council .
resolution authorizing the Mayor to
enter into an agreement with the
Northside viaduct Company. with the
object in view of obtaining the right
to run a six-inch water main over the
Fifth Street viaduct to supply resi-
dents OF Highland Park with city
water.
The committee considered the pro-
position OF acquiring land at the ex-
treme eastern end of Grace Street for
the purpose of widening and extending
that street from Thirtieth to Thirty
second Streets. A subcommittee OF
three, embracing Aldermen Christian,
and Councilmen Pitcher and Batktns.
was named to view the scene and re-
port back to the committee at Its next
meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06

since May IS, 1908. when the top was
I35A. Sales for export yesterday two
and half millions Interior receipts
94a, 900 against 100000 last week and
600 last year. Apparently only
Qualifying situations arising from the
war will bring comfort to the bears,
unless indeed the bull position here
become unduly extended and which
will not be advertised when 1t arrives.
Corn; Rarely steady There is plen-
y OF corn In sight the moment the
market is advanced,
oats: Strong again. with the cash
handlers having tho grip on the situa-
ton. knowing we'll that France viii
have to be large buyer, and will
probably miss the market with her
bids.
Provisions. Very strong The
monthly stocks. while showing large
increases in meats reflected abnormally
small figures for Lard, which leads to
tho belief that lard stocks are in other
places than official warehouses.
L xy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
VRADfNG IN STOCKS ON AN IN
CREASED SCALE. BCr Quoted
VALUES NOT WE'LL SUSTAINED.
FOREIGN SELLING NOTED
AMERICAN SECURITIES WILL CoMI
HOME WHENEVER MARKET
SHOWS AnsoRPTlNE
CAPACITY.



New York. Jan. 6,--PrlceS tended
upward again In the securities market
today and bonds were nottce8bly TT
ar and more active. Trading ~ STOCKS
was on an increased scale, but tho
level OF advances reached by quoted
values WAS not quite 50 well sustained
as on Monday. Certain industrial
issues like Central Leather aud Amer
scgn Cotton OH held suhst antial
gains. but The share list ms whole
showed irregular changes at the close
although fraCtionally higher prices
prevailed IN comparison with Mon
days final figures.
The raarket started the day in a
rather strong continuation Of the rally
which developed on Monday and until
well into tins afternoon the dealings
showed a fair degree Of relative 5ui-
nation, After that the market turn
ed somewhat dull, and. although re-
actions were only slight the forward
impetus seemed tn have slacKened
materially. .1phis was the result OF the
appea rance OF speculative profit taxi
ing sales during the earlier part OF
the session combined with some
liquidation OF more important char
acter,
American Securities Coming Homo.
Foreign selling came in. although
the amount Of IL was much less tAan
the total estimated In current rumoT.
An interesting feature Of the tradlnS
today was the fresh manifestation OF
4 disposition abroad TO return securl-
ties 10 our market in period OF adj
vancing prices This Indicated no dis
sre-s Az the cause OF the foreign sell
Ing, but it might be regarded as all
the more convincing proof what wall
Street must expect 10 receive securi-
ties from abroad whenever the mark t
displays ahsorptive capacity.
Forecasts os the United states Steel
Corporations forthcoming report OF
nn lied orders ranged from gain n'
5000 tons of 100000 tons for De-
cember. the increase. however being
: eaffa1t- by the prevailing low prices al
which new business has to be taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
500, s2s, 500 FROM GOLD MINES.
Yield In 1914 Ahead BY s3,83a, 100 of
Record for 1918

Washington. Jan. b.--Gold valued at
$92s2S,5t In 4,49e, 1886 fine ounces
and silver to the amount of 5T,929 700
fine ounces were produced in tho
United States and possessions during
1914. according to n preliminary esti-
mate today by the Mint Bureau and
the Geological Survey. Gold produc-
ton increased over 1918 s3,939, 90,
and silver by 1882 200 fine ounces.
California was the largest producer
Of gold, with t,057,537 fine ounces.
Colorado was second, with 961 ,74s
ounces, and Alaska was third. with
766,744 ounces. In silver production
Nevada led. with 1s.sf4,20o fine
ounces; Idaho produced l26s9, 500
ounces. and Utah 1891, 500 ounces.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
FOUR MENTIONED AS
WALFORD'S SUCCESSOR

william D. Sheppard. Joseph NJ.
shelton. Jr.. l.. c. Garrett. Jr., and
Taylor ~Curtis are mentioned n pros-
pective candidates for the position OF
secretary and manager OF the BUSH
ness Mems Club to succeed Charles r.
Waiford, Jr.. whe leaves On March 4
to become associated in the insurance
business with w. w. Hnrdwicke.
President Alvin NJ Smith. OF the
club, will call meeting OF the d.
rectors in the next ten days to choose
a successor to Mr.. Walford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
QUARTER MILLION
FOR WORK OF ART

New DIRK. Jan. b.---One Of tho mcss
important art sales in this country for
a long time WAS reported today. when
IL was learned that on Christmas Eve
one of Reribrandt's most famous
works. Portrait OF Young Samson"
was sold by Louis Rals,on. Of the Raj
ston Gallery, at SGT Fifth Avenue, for
price said to be almost a quarter OF
a million dollars. The purchaser II
said to be an American.
The painting Is from the Hope coll
lection Of England. The Identity OF
the purchaser Is to be kept secret un-
I'll the picture Is lent for exhibition In
an American museum in the coming
art season. 1t Ia said he Ia known
widely as philanthropist and q cons
tributor to art museums.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
SUFFRAGE LEAGUES
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Equal
Suffrage League. OF Richmond will be
held at league headquarters. CONNER
clal building, Second Street between
Grace and Broad, at 4:30 p. NJ,
Thursday. January T.
The president, Mrs. Z. Il. Valentine,
will make IA address Reports VIII
be made by the secretary and the
treasurer and also by the chairmen OF
the following committees: Social Ser
vice, press, church and ward.
This ~ the regular annual meeting
of the league and officers for the en-
suing year Will be elected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
Charters Granted.

The State Corporation Com mission
granted the following charters yester-
day:
Colonial Piano Corporation. Rich
mond, Va. $1,000 10 $4,000. Dealing
in pianos. organs, etc. III. Edgar
French. president. New Castle, Ind. /;
j. z. Lee. secretary, Richmond, Va.
Warren Light infantry Association,
inc. Front Royal. Va. $1,000 to s5,-
600. Erect and maintain quarters for
a military company. S. Rolfe Miller,
president; s. G. Waller, secretary
both OF Front Royal Va
The Pahst Drug Company, inc.
Roanoke, Va. $1,000 to $4,000. Drug
business, w. l.. Craft. president: G.
j. Carothers. secretary-both OF
Roanoke, Va.
Gates Mercantile Company, inc,
Richmond. Va $1,000 to 10000.
Mercantile business. w. Henry Gates,
president Norfolk, Va; A. NJ Oates,
vice president. Richmond, Va: F. G.,
Gates. treasurer. Richmond. Va: Oster
Gates, secretary. Norfolk. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
Musings Court uo,,yictions.

William Barnes and Charles Walk
er. colored. were given one year In
the Penitcntiary yesterday by Hust-
ings Court jury for housebreaking.
The case of w. +. Wall and A. b.
McMutric, OF the American Loan Com
pany, called for hearing In the Hust
ings Court yesterday, was continued
to February 9th, by consent of both
sides. McMutrie was fined $50 In
Police Court for conducting general
nuisance" and took an appeal. Wall
has not been heard.
Catherine Stroud. colored, was given
ten days in jail on the charge of as
sault and battery.
Luther Lee. charged with malicious
wounding, was acquitted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
Virginia Court OF Appeals.

Cases argued yesterday;
District Road Board of f'auquier
County versus Spilman. Argued by
John ID. Barbour and j. A kultz, for
the appellants and by William Hogan.
for the appelees and submitted.
Steinbach versus Steinbach ct ais.
Dismissed. Agreed.
Young versus Holland. Partly
argued and continued until Wednes-
day.
Next CassS 10 be Called.
Shield ct ais. versus Adkins ct ais
Hawkins N Burford versus Ed
munds
Bayley versus Curlette.
Washingt m. and Old Dominion Rail-
way Company versus Cantry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
Law and Equity Court.

Judgment by agreement for $3.50
was given In the Law and Equity
Court yesterday in the suit of Gladys
Hull by Gordon Hull against the Vtr-
ginin Railway and Power Company.
Judge Crump appointed Overton
Howard as commissioner la chancery
to I'LL the place vacated by the death
of Major A. II. Courtney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
(By Miller Il Co.. Bkrs.. Richmond, Va,

Chicago. Jan. b--Wheat: Very strong
A sharp break OF two and half cents
from the opening prices met renewed
buying and no diminution OF the gem
orally buliish sentiment and with May
wheat prices at the highest figures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
BUSINESS AND COURT NEWS

Turner. John Fl. Taylor and Willie T..
Blackburn, Elias H. Nuckols and
Laura II. Sledge. Luther r. Morrison
and Mamie l.. Blue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
Marriage DIAcensesS.

Clerk Walter Christian yesterday
issued marriage licenses To the follow
ing: j. B. oriswold and a NJ. La
nenfies. .fohn L. Frazier and Mario NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
tBy Miller a Co., Bkrs.. Richmond. Val
New York, Jan. 1.-THE market
opened quiet, but steady this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
Deeds of Release

G. l.. Denoon, trustee. 10 X.
Francioni, No. 40 North Eighth
street. 1721sx5o; $4,000.
H. A. McCurdy and Stuart Johnson,
trustees, to Louis Marchetti ct ais. lot
south side Monument Avenue, at
Sheppard Street, i20xl30: S13.1T6
H. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee, to Clar-
ence A. Brothers. lot on south side
Clay street, near Twenty third, AK
100: $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-06
CHANCERy COURT TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds of Bargain and Sale In
City Recorded Yesterday.

John II. Guy to $ ID. Boulware, lot
.. block ). Providence Park, 3oxiS
$50.
John \. Funn cit ux TO John II.
Braxton and Robert Q. Bland. No. 500
Goddin street 1a3x96; IS.
L. w McVeigh and w. r. CHM to
Lewis ". Blair, Nos. 517-23 North
Ninth street. s5xl0hxt20 $4,000.
E.miNe eraser to Cntharine Q. Mil
Ter. No. SIS North Sixth Street. SIX
1870. $4,000.
James r. Hunt to T. Hugh Pollard,
No. 260S Venable Street, 25xt5o; ST.
500