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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
CHARLES X. WILLIS e. CO.
Real Estate Auctioupers

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust.
dated June II, 1911. to the undersigned
trustees. recorded In clerks Office. Cir
cult Court Of Henrico County, in -. p.
l?l-A, page 396. default having been
made in payment of n portion OF the
debt thereby secured. and being re-
quired by the beneficiary therein so
to do, we will, on
TUESDAY, JULY 90.
at o'clock +. NJ,
on the premises in the village Of
lie auction the following described
property mentioned therein:
All those two certain pieces or par
cells of land, with the improvements
thereon and the appurtenences there
to belonging. situate in the settlement
known as "westwood," in Henrico
County, Virginia. containing about
two acres and consisting Cd of lot
No. 10. as laid down on the plat re-
corded with n deed from J. III. Monta
que and wife to Charles Warwick and
others. In p. b. 125-A, page $50, and
60 the strips of land adjoining that
Just mentioned. described in deed re-
corded in ID. Is. 177-B. page 436.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale, taxes and insurance to
day of sale and debt of S2O15 and
interest from day Of sale. and the
terest added and secured by deed
of trust OH the said property. but sub
ordinate to the othQr credit payments.
or for all cash as to said residue, at
the optioR OF the purchaser.
r. II. DAVIS.
4. {. HARTMAN,
Trustees.
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Hawthorn Avenue. ll6IT feet north
Of Westwood Avenue. June 80. 1915:

Hawthorn Avenue. li6l7 feet north
S3.S05.
c. c. Pencil ct ux. to J. a. Connolly,
trustee. l1oxi20 feet south line of
I.ucke Street. corner of Lucke and
Roberts Streets. June &c; 1915. s3lS.
Redd. Trustee. IS feet 11-2 inches by
l79 feet . inches. 1910 West Main
street. July |, 1915; $4,000
c. l.. Terrell ct ux. to w. 4. Rcdd,
trustee, 5oxl40 feet east, line OF Third
Avenue, 20 feet north ofVictor Street.
July ~. 1915; $4,000.
III. NJ. Stuart to II. II. Richeson ct al,
trustees, 100Xi45 feet west line of
Chamberlayne Avenue, corner Cham
berlayne Avenue and Edge Hill Road.
July ., 1915; s1.272.
George II. Parater ct ux. to F. Sit
terding ct ais, trustees, 30x135 feet
north line Of Park Avenue. 60 feet
west Of Woodson Avenue. June 30,
1915; $500
NJ. Il. Staples ct ux. to w c. Pull
nam. 20Xl30 feet west line of Mulber-
ry street. 1872 feet north OF Main
street. June 81. 1915: $4,000.
Giles Il. jackson. trustee. to +. Il.
w. Goodwin ct al, trustees, 62x139 a
icet south line of Leigh Street. GO =
! iect east Of st. James Street. July 8,
| 1915; $4,000
| III. NJ Stuart to II. T. Richeson ct al
trustees. l00xl45 feet west line of
| Chainberlayne Avenue, corner of
/ ChaInberlaync Avenue and Edge Hill
/ Road. July @ 1915; $500.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued and amend
ments TO existing charters allowed by
the State Corporation Commission yes
terday as follows:
Virginia Metal Corporation. Roanoke
CAPITAL: maximum, Sl5o.o00: minimum
$4,000. L. G. Stewart. president; NJ
\: Quinn. vice president: James =
Walker. secretary and treasurcr-al
of Roanoke. Purposes: construction
business.
HANCOCK Dry Goods Company. Inc.
Roanoke. Capital: maximum. sloo. 900
minimum. $4,000; par value. s1eo
W. r; Hancock, president: W. c. Turn
er. ice-prcs!dent George w. PAYNE
secretary and trcasurer--all Of Roa
nokc. Purposes: whole sale and retail
dry goods business.
The Frigidor Corporation. Richmond
Capital: maximum, $500. 900; minimum
$500. par value. 500 Frederick +
Phillips. president. New York; f. c.
Ferris, vice-president, New York: w. T.
Kennedy. secretary and treasurer, New
York. Purposes: refrigeratinG bust
ness.
Foreign corporations domesticated to
do business In Virginia:
Boutwell, & Co; a West virginia cor
cold storage business. c. NJ McNutt
and a: NJ. Walker, statutory agents.
Charlottesville.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
meTt: c.,,. ,
ford school. Floyd and Vine Streets.
20i fixtures.
Engelbcrg & Bear. for NJ. Greentrec,
w: II. jerks. for w II. Schwarz-
schild; 27lO Monument Avenue, three
pu sam hutton for witches RieGmana building Cor
poration. ll13 East Main Street, two
sockets.
Same for Gebhardt Sucker. 11os Oak
Same. for r. Cole. Twcnty-ffth and
Sprinshill Streets. Woodland Heights,
five fixtures
Lyons & Williams. for Virginia
Realty Construction Co. $40 ID RAN
dolph street. twenty-siX outlets.
Same. for same 81 ID Randolph
street. twpntySiX outlets.
John H. Latham. for Mr.. McCullock,
Ios Hull Street. three outlets. three fix
lures.
w. +. Mahoney. for J. G.. Bochlins.
Carrinston and Scott Streets, sixteen
W. II. jerks. for II scldcn Taylor
q SON. 1ol East Franklin street. ten
Same. for Colonel c. \. Dempsey.
l6is Park Avenue. ,wcnty-one. fixtures.
Avenue. twcnty-one fixtures.
Same. for w. T.. Drinkard. 2102
Floyd Avenue. sixteen fixtures.
Same. Tor same, 2lo4 Floyd Avenue,
twenty fixtures.
w. B. Catlett Electric Co, for will
liam f. Pizzini. Byrd Park Terrace
eighty fixtures
Same, for W. j. Gilman. 700 Boule-
ward thirty-sevcn fixtures
Same. for Fulton Hill Methodist
Church. williamsburg Avenue and
Government Road. seven fixtures.
Engelberg Il Bear, for NJ. Sayer
sl5 West Grace Street, eleven outlets,
eleven fixtures.
Same. for Mr.. Sokolore, Io2S ST Pc
ter street, three outlets. two fixtures
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Eight Deeds Of Bargain md sn

G.
amounting to s2c-3OO.
Richard w. Jones 10 Horace 4. Car
ter. "a feet inches by 100 feet. 3os
East Clay street. June %, 1918; So
200.
Richmond Sand and Gravel Com
pany. Inc, to Belle r. Howe. 75x56l
feet east line OF Fifth Avenue. 2S5
feet northeast of Magnolia Street. Nav
"a. 1915; tax, 81: $40
Belle p. Howe to e. l. Thompson.
75x56l feet east line OF Fifth Avenue,
2S5 feet northeast Of Magnolia street
July IL. 1915; tax. 81: 80
Virginia Realty and Construction
Co, TO NJ. -. Staples. 20x130 feet west
line OF Mulberry Street, lo2 feet north
Of Main Street: tax, $3.50: slO.
w. r. Francis Ell ux. to r Peter
Howle. 2sxi&2 feet, sos North Twenty
third Street. July I. 1915; tax. $50;
$40.
a. Herbert Smith ct ux. to w. F.
Pierce. looxl6o feet east line of Haw-
thorn Avenue. 1l6.l7 feet north OF
$3.50: $40
r. II. Stoltz ct ux. to W. r. Francis.
oSxl32 feet east line of Twenty third
street. AZ feet inches north OF y
Street. May :, 1915 tax, $50; $40
G. Fred Grimmell et uN. to s. r.
Kelley, 160Xl20 feet south line of Pick
EFT Avenue, 225 feet east of Stuart
Avenue: also 30x11T feet north line
Of lakewood Avenue. 30 feet east OF
Pelham Street. May %, 1915; tax, ST.
so: SO.
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BY virtue of certain deed of trust
dated May %. 1913, and recorded in tho
clerks office of Richmond Chancery
Court. in D. b. 2ei-A, page 5os. default
having. been made in the payment OF
IL, portion of the debt secured thereby,
ficiary therein so to do. l will on
THURSDAY, JULY Is. 1915.
at o'clock p. NJ
on the premises. proceed to sell at pub
lie auction the following property:
That lot OF land, with improvements
thereon, beginning at n point ON tho
north line of Jackson Street one hun
dred and seventy-four feet (174) west
of Clarke Street: thence westwardly
and fronting, on the north line of jack
son Street IS feet 6 inches, more ar
less; thence back between parallel lines
100 feet.
Imp ovements consist of a four room
hrl2 dwelling. with brick kitchen in
yard This pronerty will be soil. II
YOU want a good bargain. attend sale
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay all
costs OF sale. all taxes ana insurance
to day of sale, and n debt or S45 and \
note OF $3.50, with interest from May
%. 1915, and the residue at twelve
months secured by deed Of trust nm
the S1iu property.
j. T. CAENEAI
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued YES
terday by, the clerk of the Hastings
Harry s McGrcgory and Alma Nav
Aubrey Lane and Sadie Lillian Tuck
Timberlake
Littleton L. Goodman and Carrie
Alean Goodall P
Carl Vincent Toney and Mary Inez
Wharton. H.
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Ry SHEA & EtICiAN.
Real EState hNcttOneerS.

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
TWO TRACTS OF LAND IN HENRIC5
COUNTY. VA. WITH 4 STORE. SEP
ARATE DWELLING AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS
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CHARLES K. WILLIS G. CO,
J. y. CARNEAL & SON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust,
dated March %, 1915, to the under
signed trustees, recorded in clerks Of
flee. Richmond Chancery Court. in D.
Il. 2al-B page 40, default having been
made in payment of portion OF the
debt thereby secured and being re-
uuired by the beneficiary therein SO to
do, we will, on
MONDAY. JULY TO- 1915.
at $3.50 O'Clock p NJ,
on the premises, Providence Park, pro-
coed TO sell at public auction the fol-
lowing described property mentioned
therein, to-wit: 'Reginnins on the
southern line OF Park Avenue at
point distance thereon, one hundred
and twenty d20) feet eastwardly from
the eastern line of Branch Avenue:
thence running eaStwardly along and
fronting on the southern line OF Park
Avenue, thirty 600 feet and extending
hack southwardiy from said front, be-
tween parallel lines one hundred and
thirty-fve G35) feet to an alley Az
teen t5) feet wide"
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale and a debt OF 5000, and
the balance of the sum OF $3.50 secured
in the deed to be paid in monthly in
stalments of $40 each. the first to be-
come due July %, 1918, and the residue
at credit OF one and two years, with
interest added and secured by deed
OF trust on said property. but subordi-
nate TO the other credit payments. or
for all cash as to said residue, at tho
option of the purchaser.
+. SITTERDING,
J. ID. CARNEAL.
CHARLES x. WILLIS.
Trustees.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CONTINUED from Eighth page.)

the second. to l. This was Chicago's
first Victory I'm the East on this trip.
and after six straight defeats at the
hands of Brooklyn and New York.
the FIRST game. 1t was seesaw affair,
and after home run by Fisher sent
Chicago in front In the seventh in
ming. Fletcher hit n home run. with
Robertson on base In the eighth in
ming for New York. In the second
game Cheney won n pitchers battle
from Tcsreau and Schauer. The Cubs
won by scoring two runs in the sew
enth inning on pass to Safer Will
liams,s single, a saeritiee fly by pheian
and three-base hit by Archer.
second game and was forced TO re-
tire
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nichmond Shooter I,e,d, Al

sTAUNToN, VA. July l4.-At a most
successful shoot here to-day. H. d.
ton, tied for high amateur, average
breaking 1913 out of 600 W. ID. Run
neis broke 1872. Puffcnbcreer third
with l9l.
Among the professional shooters
NJ. Daniel, Lynchbure. and F. n
Storr; Richmond tied with 1877 out of
man, second. 1875: Storr broke I53
straight. longest run of tournament
Louis Reugcr, Eanes. w. Reuger and
Cooke shot we'll, L. Reuger leading his
fellow townSmen with IS5
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trust. dated July /, 1918, to the under
signed trustee. duly recorded I'm the
clerks Office of RICHMOND ChaneerE
having been default in the payment OF
the debt thereby secured, and being
required so to do by the beneficiary.
I will offer for sale. by public auction,
on the premises on
TuEsp >, 40 SuF I No Co. 1915
the property described in said deed as
All that certain lot of land between
Twenty fourth and Twenty nth
Streets, with all the improvements
of Richmond, Va. on the north line OF
Main Street, beginning at point q
feet west of Twenty-ffth Street and
fronting thereon % feet: thence back
northwardly. at right angles and with
In parallel lines 100 feet, being No.
2420 East Main Street.
Also. all that piece or parcel OF land.
with all the improvements thereon,
lying and being in the city OF Rich
on the west line Of 1wentynfth Street
e. feet north of Main Street: running
thence northwardly along the said
west line of Twenty-hfth Street Is
separating this from the tenement on
the north thence wcstwardly and at
right angles and within parallel lines
"A feet, with 3-foot alley in COM
mon on the south.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs of executing this trust, includ =
ing the trustees commission OF per
cent, and all taxes, lcvies and insur
ance premiums. il any, now unpaid,
and also IL rntable proportion of the
taxes and lcvics for the year 1915, and
interest thereon from May 80. 1915,
and the balance In two equal install
ments at six and twelve months. for
notes. with interest added, and secured
by deed of trust on the property. or
all cash, at the option of the purchas-
err
THOMAS w. PURCELL.
Trustee.
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BY virtue of certain deed OF trust
to me as trustee, dated April II. 1912.
ana duly recorded in the clerks of
flee OF Circuit Court of Henrico Coun-
~. Virginia. in II. Il. 194-"B." page
900. default having been made in the
payment OF portion of the debt
TO 10 by the beneficiary hereunder, /
snail sell on the premises on
MONDAY. JULY 10, 1915.
Mt o'clock 2. NJ
the real estate described in said deed
of trust as follows: All that certain
thereon, lying and being in Henrico
north OF Richmond and bounded as
follows: Beginning at n point on the
Hermitage Road at the northeast cor
ner of Mrs. y. G: Watkins land. thence
running northcrly along the west line
of the Hermitage Road seven and l2-
100 chains 10 the turn of said road
thence along the southern line of said
post oak on the east side of ditch !;
thence southerly along said ditch sew
en- and l6-lO0 chains TO the said Wat
kin's line; thence easteriy along the
the point of beginning
TERMS: For cash as TO so much
or the proceeds as may be necessary
to defray the expenses of executing
mission or per centum. all taxes.
levies and insurance premiums due
and also ratable proportion Of the
off and discharge n note Of $4,000. duo
April II, 1915, one interest note for
si5. due April IL. 1915. and interest
on both notes from April II, 1915 and
ii there be any residue of said pur-
chase money. the same shall he made
PAYABLE in equal instruments at one
and two years from the day Of sale
for notes. with interest added and Sc
cured by n deed of trust on said prom
erty, or for all cash or any part there
Of. at the option of the purchaser
WILLIAM CATLIN
Trustee
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AUCTION Satisfactorily

BY HENRY s. HUTZLER & CO.
Real Estate Brokers and Auctionecrs.
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Baseball Pool Is "Bus,ed,,

WIKI ESBARRE PA. July 14-poe,
"a! inspectors arrived here to-day tn
close UP The World and the Past.
time Review" two so-called sporting
publications. which. with baseh.ii
pool tickets for prizes were given. but
discovered the headquarters Of both
concerns closed and the promoter
had planned to take action uniler ~
lottery law The visit here followed
ne arrest of agents OF the public.
try. VIC 'ou"-
Is understood no action will he
taken II the promoters do not atteun,
to resume publication 'P
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RY J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
lll3 Main.
TRUSTEE SALE
STOCK BRICK DETACHED DWELL,
ING No 4l2 EAST LEIGH STREET.

TRUSTEE SALE
STOCK BRICK DETACHED DWELL
ING No. 4l2 EAST LEIGH STREET.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust from
Norcna r. Brown. dated December [.
1914. and recorded in Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. ID. B. 230B, page 20i. to
the undersigned trustee, and to secure
certain notes therein described, default
do. will sell at public auction, on tho
premises,
MONDAY. JULY 10.
at Il. NJ.
lot OF land on north line Of Leigh
Street, with improvements, DESIGNATED
as No. 4l2 East Leigh Street, bounded
and described as follows: beginning on
north line of Leigh Street, at a point
distant 10 feet west OF the western
line OF Fifth street: thence running
westwardly along the northern line
Leigh street and fronting thereon 20
feet. and running back northwardly be-
tween parallel lines las feet to an al
ley In common lG feet wide.
TERMS: Cash ms to expense OF sale
all unpaid taxes to date, and to pay n
note OF. SIS, with protest fee and in
tercst from June !. and balance, a
credit OF $4,000. due December ]. 1915.
with current quarterly interest from
June /. 1915. and balance in twelve
months, interest added. secured by a
Iced of trust.
LIE ROY f. BROWN.
Trustee. -
j. THOMPSON BROWN 6 CO.,
Auctioncers.
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and Unclaimed
Freight
for Freight and Other Charges.

for Freight and Other Charges.
Among the shipments to be sold is
a large and varied collection of Gro
ceries. Canned Goods. Furniture,
Chnaware. Dry Goods. Druggcts,
Hardware. Clothing and Drugs Tin
ware, carload Mill Feed, lot Flour. 500
Bushels Oats. about 1000 pounds Meal,
a lot Roofing Slate, general line Pack
age Goods and sundry articles too
numerous to mention. This Is an cX-
traortlinary lot OF valuable freight
and your attendance Is respectfully
solicited.
The general public is invited.
l.. l.. SCHERER
General Claim Agent.
C. & 0. Railway Co.
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FIRST GAME.


IothTH = 81 " I Totals. al : 81 5 I
lated Tor Bresnahan in ninth.
tiian FOR McLarry In ninth
tIiaitcd 70. Adams ia ninth
sPdttcd 70: Stroud In NTH.
tBtttcd foi Schau"r In seventh
Score by innings ,,
Chicago ;.............0 o 3 o / O-5
Ne" YORK ..........o 2 80
Summary: Runs-Good. Fisher Safer
H,;resna nan. vaughan, Robertson. Fletcher,
Merkie. Snodgrass t2,. Doom Two ba %,
hits-SnodErass. Murray Home runs
nisher. Fletcher. Stolen pasea-saier.
Bre.nahan. Mcrkle. Earned runs-New
york ); Chicago. T. sacrince hit
Scnuite: Sacrifice hy-Wiliiams Left on
bases-New York, Z: Chicago. G. First
base on errors--Ncw York. l. Base on
balls,of Stroud. 81 off Tesreau i: of
in innings; off Schauer. in innings;
on Schupp. In inning: off Tesreau .
In inning; off Vaughan in ga innings:
OF Adams, in ia innings. Struck out
by stroud 3: by Schauer. /: by Tesreau
!; by Vaughan. z; by Adams T. Passed
anail---brs .i,il @ Ump,res, Eason and
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
were filed yesterday as follows
Carey +. Bowman, Of this city; liza
5ilities. s1,5l2.34. No assets were given.
St George S. Jones and Arthur 6.
Reams, doing business s st. George s.
Jones & Co, auctionecrs and furniture
dealers ut 400 East Broad: liabilities,
s4.f5lio: assets, s3,251.37
Dcm.trius Snyder. plumber Rich
mond; liabilities. s5,239.lo assets,
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INDIANS ROUT HUSTLERS

HARRISBURG. PA, July 14.-Presi-
dent John X. Tcner. OF the National
League. was AN interested spectator
Al to-day's game. The Indians routed
The Hustlcrs, score. to .. President
Tener was given a big welcome when
he arrived on the field. Local fans
LOOK upon him ms one man who play
cd big part in giving Harrisburg In
terhational League baseball.
Joe Chabck was the winnig pitch
er. 1t was his nth straight victory.
Passes with timely binglcs brought
the runs Tor harrisburg. The score:
Rochester Harrisburg
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CHAScEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

Two Deeds of RcIcusc Amounting to
SI,59O.
F. NJ. BoXlcy ct al, trustees to j. Lee
Davis. 60Sl35 feet. west line of Bou =
levard, corner OF Boulevard and Moore
Street June 4. 1915, s1.254
John II. Guy, trustee. TO Harriet
Wheaton, 25X30 feet east line of st.
Peter street, corner of Federal and st.
Peter Streets. June 90, 1915, 1895.
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TWlRLS NO.HIT GAME

PROVIDENCE. r. l., July l4.-Joe
Oeschgcr. the former Philadelphia Ma :
ton slab artist, twirled n no-hit. no
run game for Providence here to-day,
sending Bill Clymcrs Toronto Lea is
down TO defeat. But one man, Luuue.
reached first base. this player getting
place on the initial sack in the ninth
inning on base on balls. double
play ended the inning. Manning
twirled fine game for the Leafs,
errors BY Ball allowing the Grays to
score. The score:
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Four Building Permit. Amounting to
safes.
Permits for new work were issued
yesterday by Building Inspector Butler
as follows:
r. w. Wright. 10 build n garage
3o32 Park Avenue, 10 cost S265.
Walter L. Wills. to build q two-storv
brick dwelling on Stuart Road. between
Miller and North Avenues, Barton
Heights. 10 cost $4,000.
Atlantic Construction Company, Inc
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Were Less |,
Number, but Larger In
Amount.
SOME GOOD SALES RECoRpEI
Brick Flat Building on Mulberry
Street Brings $4,5OO-Ginter Park
Residence Sold for S7,0OO-Gilcs
Jackson Secures Funds for Fair.

The high water mark in summer
trading reached Tuesday on the To-
cal real estate market was not quite
attained yesterday in the number of
ed several thousands dollars in the
amount of money involved in the cX-
changes. The tendency of the market
was decidedly toward larger property
Three sales out OF the eight that went
to record were considerably beyond
the $4,000 mark, while one only lack
cd about $4,000 of being recorded in
five figures. The average sale was ST.
600 beyond the average sale of the
day before. only about half as many
Tuesday. The number Of release deeds
was less than usual. Henrico property
was still more than normally active
Building operations continue good.
The. Virginia Realty and Construc-
ton Company yesterday sold it's prop
erty, containing two-story brick
fiat. and fronting 20 feet on Mulber-
ry street. 1872 feet north of Main
Street TO NJ. b. Staples The considera-
ton is understood 10 have been $4,000.
w +. Pierce bought a place fronting
100 feet on Hawthorn Avenue, !I6l7
feet north Of Westwood Avenue, from
y. Herbert Smith The price Is sup
Giles r, Jackson. acting as trustee
for the Negro Historical and Indus
trial Society. negotiated bond issue
yesterday of $4,000 with p. E. w.
Goodwin and S. NJ. Boxiey, mortgaging
the property fronting So feet on Leigh
Street, 60 feet east of ST. James Street
Walter L. Wills secured permit
d@eine on 70 s, Gna Road oSIfk
Ter and North Avenues. Barton
Heights, TO cost $4,000
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ErunkIin Dcfcnts nonnoke Rnnld..

FRANKLIN, VIZ, July I4.-Frank-
lin took easy honors here to-day from
Roanoke Rapids. Scott. OF tho Tar
heels, yielding dozen safeties. Min
IONS circuit drive and tho smuggling
OF Churn, Tucker, Saracino and Alb
bott featured.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Franklin ......1 402120.-10 IL S
Roanoke r. II % 0 0 O % s 9
Batteries: Musgrave and Keith;
Scott and Barr.
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Eastern Tennis shnrp Lose.

SAN FKANCISCU: CAL, July l4.-R
tennis champion, was defeated today
hv Clarence j. Griffin. of California. in
the fourth round of the Exposition Ten
MS Championships.
Williams was the last Fastener re-
naming in the singles competition
Four California players will meet to-
morrow In the semifinals. Maurice Nc
Lnughlin, former national champion.
Will play J. Strachan, and c. ]. Griffin
Will play William tombstone.