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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-10
'REA[ ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Week Opens With Dull Marker
and Little Evidence OF
Activity.
FLoRsHEIM TO BUILD MARKET
Cold Storage Plant, Incinerator and
Poultry-Iiling Rooms Are Feat
ures OF New West End Produce
stablishment-Sale Sells Farm.

The week opened yesterday on the
local real estate market with business
nuii There was little or no trading
or any size. and there was only one
zeal amounting to as much as $4,000.
Inc business that developed was con-
hned entirely to small property. The
mortgages were more numerous than
the sales and aggregated a slightly
larger total. c. c. Matthews sold to
katherine f. Bryan lot fronting so. :
10 rect on the west side OF Noble Ave-
nue.. just south OF the Brookland Park
tSonnddevard The consideration was
to.zpo, which was the largest sale yes
Plans were filed with the Building
Department yesterday by N. B. Flors.
ne1m Tor the new market building 10
pe erected on West Broad Street. The
building will be one of the most i,no
oo,date structures OF it's kind in the
approximately ,25632. The plans cali
Tor one-story brick structure and
among the outstanding features are n
colo storage plant. an Incinerator and
a poultry killing and dressing-room
the jefferson Market. and will be 10
Gated between Harrison and SS.Ser
Streets. '7'ei
announcement was made Yesterday
t han as General w. w. Sale had sold his
acres in highly cultivated state and
situated about five miles from the citv'
10 Nelson Moore, formerly OF Pcnnsvi ;
Eanla. The property Ia one of the best
farms IN Hcnrico County and this sec
ZION OF the State. Tho purchase price
Sale acquired the farm some vears ayo
paying $4,000 for the pronerty So
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POLICE COURT CASES

Russell Kahn, OF Soutb R,ohr
was hned $50 and costs in the poIics
court, yesterday. when convicted Of
torturing and i'll treating a horse which
ne had hired from c. ]. HuIcher, II &c
SAID several animals have been roughly
nano,ea ny Kahn, and Hulcher reported
me latest incident to Special Oficer
Emmett Taylor, Of the S. P c. A.. who
swore out the warrant for his arrest.
James r. Cole was fined SEQ and cost,
by Justice crutchaeld for assaultinR
and beating Daniel Taylor. Policeman
Bertuccf arrested the man.
Lloyd Rusty colored. was fined q
similar sum when convicted OF assault
Ing Herbert Bates. He was arrested nv
Policeman w. Z. Clarke
w. F. Stewart. convicted of assault.
ing Estelle Gibson. was assessed $40.
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ley and large amount of rye.
The average farmer in the South.
west Is said to be in position to hold
part OF his wheat and III" same mag
be said OF the big growers in the
Northwest. Exporters are expected ia
purchase heavily of all of our grains
but they have been holding OFF until
known.
Wheat closed with losses of u to
Is cents to-day. The market was
under pressure during the morning
in addition there were sales on hedg
ing account. The market became
oversold late. and with shorts cover
ing. there were good advances from,
bought on the wet weather in the
Southwest There was no demand here
for cash wheat to speak of. the total
sales being only 5000 bushels The
by exporters
:. James A. Patten to-day said he be-
lievcd corn had been sold downward
too freely. and that there are many
side He referred to the abnormaily
small stocks of wheat and nour i'm
all positions and said that while we
will doubtless have a big crop OF
Offerings of wheat were freer to-
day. holders in the interior being
anxious to sell their grain at the
higher premiums.
Offering.
Corn showed losses of IL to n cents
and oats were y to IA cents lower.
There was n small Increase in the
visible supply OF corn. and decrease
Of oats. Sentiment on both grains was
rather bearish. although there were
reactions from the lowest levels CAST
sales were 10000 bushels of corn and
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SPORTS s.
STAR JASMINE WINS
Blue Grass Mnre Surprises Talent on
Saratoga Track.

SARATOGA, August Star jasmine,
q blue grass" mare of Colonel Tom
McDowelfs stable. surprised the talent
to-day by easily winning the Delaware
quoted against the Kentucky horse.
Mrs. Payne Whitney's Gamer was ia =
vorite for the event at nine to Ave. with
Hanson and Montressor as possible con-
tenders The two last got away ahead
and made the pace to the quarter mile
pole. Star jasmine caught the leaders
in the stretch and won going away.
Coming Tower grabbed the opening
event, making IL three straight. He
took the lead at the start, and was
never headed. With Valentino elimi :
mated from tho steeplcchase, Swish was
pleased.
The third event. a handicap for two
scratches. leaving the Western entry.
Cosmic. a hot favorite. Cosmic was
lucky to be third, however. being out
gained by Pleione and Hesky.
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A Cheap Tripto the Mountains
of Southwest Virginia

On August II the Norfolk and West
ern Raiiway vii run very cheap eX'
ping NJ all principal points. beginning
The he Rip
So. TO Bristol SIS. and proportionately
low rates to other points west of Roa-
noke. a special fast vesubuled train
Will leave Richmond l1:15 A.. NJ. on
above date. arriving Bristol 1910 T. NJ.
The return trip will be made on Fri
day, August 20. leaving Bristol Gas
a. NJ. Roanoke 100 =. NJ, and Lynch
burg 2:45 u. NJ. Plenty of coaches will
be provided. so that every one will
have comfortable seat. 4 special
excursion through the SHENANDOAH
Valley has been arranged for August
IS. Train Will start from Lynchburg
on that morning. stopping at all sta
tons between there and Roanoke. and
thence to Natural Bridge, Grottoes and
Luray. Tickets Will be sold for this
EXCURSION at extremely low rates.
Full information as to these excur-
sions may be had ut the Company's
city Ticket Office, S3S East Main Street
G. II. BOSLEY,
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either case, 1t Is dangerous condi-
ton. Your blood Ia infected impure.
and you can never hope to gain per-
feet health until the impurities are
washed from the system. If you feel
badly all the time. you must crave
health. II you want to feel renewed
spirits, the glow of perfect health.
bright eyes, clear skin, the knowl-
edge that you are well, you can do so.
Cleanse your blood by taking s. s, 9.
For fifty years 1t has been the stand.
ard blood puriner. 1t relieves tho
trouble by renourIshing the blood, re-
newing Its strength. and stimulating
the flow SO that the blood resains ita
lost vitality. and throws off the pol
son. Even long standing cases re-
spond. But you must use $. S. 8.
Take 1t for all blood infections. Get
it at your druggists to-day.
II you need special advice write
the 3. 8, 8. Co., Atlanta. Ga,
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PROSPERITY ASSURED
u. S. FOR YEARS TO COME

CHICAGO, August 9.-Prosperity is
years to come. This was fully demon
strated by the government August re-
port issued this afternoon, which in
dicates great crop yield of b.537 ,O0O,-
900 bushels, compared with 4.493. 000.-
600 bushels harvested last year. The
total wheat crop is placed at 966. o00.-
600 bushels. corn at a9lS, 100000 bush
ley I 2l7,00oooo bushels and rye at
100000 bushels.
There has been serious delay in the
movement OF winter wheat, but en
the matter of quantity. winter wheat
shows but little deterioration COM
pared with month ago. while the
spring wheat promise shows an in
crease. and there is a combined gain
Of 100000 bushels in the spring and
winter wheat Indications
The corn and oats crop show healthy
increases over n month ago, as we'll as
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DECATHLON EVENTS WILL
Be FINISHED Up TO-DAY
Richards Leads So Far, but n
Olympic Records Were
Approached.
CHICAGO WINS MILE RELAY
Open Championship Is Won Easily.
- New Worlds Figure Set in 400
Meter Flat Relay-Brisk Wind VIII
Keep Mark From Counting.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 9.-Thc first
hve events OF the Decathlon at tho PAN
n'Phcfic Exposition stadium. the
loo-meter dash. high jump, broad jump,
putting sixteen pound shot and 800
meter nat race. were held to-day. No
Decathlon Olympic records were APP
preached.
According to unofficial figures. the
Following Ia the standing OF the first
eight men:
A; n: Richards. Illinois a. c.. 4oo5.2a
e a. Brudagc. Chicago =. a., 35ss.1S
John Jacobs. Oklahoma University
35il.3s Fl Goeitz. Chicago a. A.
1890; A. II. Hutchinson. Illinois a. G..
1870; Fred Tompson, Los Angeles a
G.. 32434S: -. r. Ahearn, Illinois A. G.
3223.45; Chester Fee. Multnonah A G..
Portland. l22l.36.
The University of Chicago had no
trouble winning tho open mile cham
plonship relay of the Amateur Athletic
Union with a team composed OF Leroy
Campbell, John Brcathed. p. Desmond
and n. a. Steg einan.
The 4oo.meter fla, relay race went
defeated tho only other entrant. the
new worlds figure. Owing to a brisk
wind that was blowing down the
straiEht&ay, the record will not be al
lowed. The winning team was made
up OF Harold Smith, j. LOOMS, A. Booth
and Andrew Ward.
Tho nnal events in the Decathlon will
BIO decided Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-10
TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF
AZ ROUTES TO
CALIFORNIA

Rock Island Lines have issued a
small folder describing In detail the IL
most popular and interesting routes to
the California Expositions.
Each route is accompanied by map
telling at Il glance just what sections
the tour ia kes in. II you are planning
trip West. you will need this folde,.
We have also published an authentic
list of hotels and boarding houses in
California-with rates-in fact, we
have made IL SO easy to enjoy a trip
70 the Expeditions that about ali you
have to do after perusing our literature,
is to buy tickct-you'n know Just
what you wish to see and do
Only 5000 for round trip from Rich
mond. with choice of trains. including
the Golden State Limited" Rocky
Mountain Limited "Californian" Col
orado Flyer" Colorado California Elk
press" Automatic block signals-Fin-
est modern all-steel equipment-Superb
dining car service.
Both EXpoSitions included in one
ticket at no extra cost.
Write for folders and booklets at Rock
Island Travel Bureau, 1919 Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia. Pa. f. NJ. Brown. D. p A.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mont:
John J. Daily for c. L. Dcnoon. VIII
liamsburE Road and Montrose Avenue.
Tresnon & Jennings for Joseph
Crenshaw, 1904 Grove Avenue. six out
lets.
r. p: Pollard for a. seelman 1916
North Thirtieth Street. two hxturea.
Same for same. 1915 North Thir,ieth
Street two fixtures.
Same for Chaplin & Hume. 2oi Fourth
Avenue. 1--WE fixtures.
Same for T.. a. EoatwriEht.l609 Ems
low Avenue, eight fixtures.
Same for \. Seclman, IL Hazelhurst
Avenue. Highland Park. three fixtures
II. L. Burlington Co. for Mrs. w. H.
Marshall, $500 Huh Street. seven out
let's.
W. H. jerks for Mrs w II. Adams.
Sl6 West Grace Street. fourteen fix
lures.
Same for Sydnor Pump ind Well
Company. 1910 East Main Street. two
motors.
Same for Miller & Rhoads. 511 to
523 East BROAD street, twenty out
let's.
Same for Davis & Archer. 4os Cham
berlayne Avenue. twenty-eight outlets.
Same for Mr.. Bcardsley, Second and
Juniper Avenues. thirty-eight outlets.
Same for W. L. Ragland & Co, 607
Lamb Avenue, twenty-siX nxtures.
Same for Straus Cigar Company. 700
East Main Street. five fixtures and
three fans.
Bauman & Hines for w. e. Purcell.
Jr., oS03 West Grace Street, twenty
Same for same. 2so5 West Grace
Street. twenty-four outlets
w. 3. Catlett Electric Company for
a. F. Hunt. 1908 West Avenue. three
fixtures
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cHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eight Deeds of Trust. Amounting tn
SI83OS1i


Ella NJ Belts ct vir TO Clarence s.
Wallerstein ct al. trustees. 5Oxl45 feet
west line Montrose Avenue. 900 feet
north OF Brookldnd Park Boulevard.
August 3. 1915. $3.50.
+. d. Overton to George B. White
ct al. trustees. 25x13O feet north line
Franklin Street. 200 feet east of La
fayette Street. July 90. 1915, so65.
:, Katherine F. Bryan ct al. to Julian
G. Anderson et al. trustees, 50.l6xl35
feet west line Noble Avenue, 45l.44
feet south of Rrooleland Park Boule-
ward. August ., 1915. So.24S14
y. w. Lawrence et IN. to Henry
4. sampson. trustee. 90 feet II inches
by l33 feet south line Floyd Avenue,
So feet ? inches east Of Deep Run
Street August .. 1915, 81 ,oos
B. p Watson ct NIX. 70 John A. Coke.
Jr.. trustee. 30x13o feet north line
Park Avenue. $40 feet east OF Allen
Avenue. August s. 1918. $472o.
Howell r. Weisiger to H. r. Pollard,
.Ir.. trustee. 3ox179 feet 9 inches north
line Grove Avenue. 100 feet west OF
Sheppard Street. August Q, 1915, So
100.
f. B. Fowlkes to W. f. Crawford,
trustee. 44x132 feet at the northeast
corner Of Seventeenth and Christian
Streets. August 6. 1915, s537so
E. l.. Delaney ct ais. to w. +. Brown.
trustee. Is feet I inchesX75 feet west
line Addison Street, l40 feet south of
Grove Avenue. July 20. 1915. S2,950.
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RICH STAKES AT SYRACUSE
Purses Aggrcgnting $4,000 Are Offered
for Grand Circuit

SYRACUSE, N. Y, August e.-Purses
Hnd prizes aggregating $4,000 have
been offered for the Grand Circuit race
meeting at the New York State Foir
September l3 to is. The card includes
amateur and professional Juveniles for
the American Horse Breeders Futuritv.
the famous Empire State $4,000 stake
for 2:l2 trotters. and the 2:l1 pace for
$4,000.
The hig trotting event will be held
"Wednesday. Besides the early closing
events for stakes and added money.
totaling $4,000, there arc open class -
worth 100000 Twenty-Five hundred
dollars has been appropriated for ANA
.cur races to carts. tho sum to be used
for prizes and expenses. Another sum
has been provided for special feature
which has not been decided upon. The
program was announced by Race Sec
rotary Harry s. Nealley.
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LEAGUE WILL FINISH
Three Circuit VIII Continue Until
End OF Senson

CHICAGO, August a.--The Three
League mhgnates. at a meeting here
to-day. decided TO finish the season
with eight clubs. instead of dropping
the Decatur team. as had been con-
sidered
The meeting was called at the re-
quest OF the Decatur owners. who
wished TO sell their franchise and
withdraw, but after other clubs had
offered to buy the franchise, or to
finance the club, j. A Corbet, the
Decatur representative. decided to
make another attempt 10 finish the
season.
Mr.. Corbett explained that the club 3
misfortunes included the wrecking OF
the grand stand by storm and a
lack Of patronage.
The deficit suffered by the league.
it was said. varied from $1,000 to $4,000
per club
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General Weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON. August 9-There will
be thunder showers Tuesday and prob.
aoiS Wednesday in the Gulf and South
region and the Ohio Valley eastward
me me w weather eat Will be generally fair
cided The winds along the North At
lantic Coast Will be moderate westerly;
on the Middle Atlantic Coast moderate
Atlantic Coast moderate, most south
and southwest
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were Issued Yesterday BY Building In

were Issued yesterday BY Building In
spcrtor as follows.
George StarlSe TO build u frame store
on Marry street. between Seventeenth
gro EiShtce'. .h Streets, S,uth Eich .
urnd. to cos; 1854.
G. III. S..:kh,'a to bald Il frame
dwelling or the east sid. OF Eo=srs
sirect, bet Tc.n Erauer all Fairfield
lrhcs, TO cost : go.
l,ichirond Hard ware Com ,.rv I. 70.
pair brick store. l05 and, i07 South
Fourteenth street. to cost $3.50.
John NJ Miller. Jr, to repair brick
stable in rear of 307 Floyd Avenue.
to cost S275
G p. Lathrot e Co. to repair coal
trcstle in coal yTrds on Lee street. to
cost $1,000
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TARHEELS BEAT NORFOLK

ROCKY MOUNT. y e. August o.
Graft was loose In the pInches, while
Ieague was effective to-day, and
Rocky Mount defeated Norfolk by a
score OF 4 TO ]. The game was error
lessly played throughout and great
fielding by Goosctrco. FOR the Tarhcels,
and Steinbrennor featured the contest
and cut down the hitting. league. the
local portwheelcr. continued his eff
fective work and never allowed two
shits within singh. inning. The re-
adjustment OF the Down Homers in
nc!d caused Emery TO be replaced by
Edwards at second Snyder was back
IN harness and worked well. Score:
Norfolk. Rocky Mount
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds of Bargain md Sa,.
Amounting to- EII.1az.1n

- I. e. Matthews ct uX. to Katherine
r. Bryan 5o.l6xl35 feet west line
Soble Avenue: 45l44 feet south OF
Brookland Park Boulevard August 2,
1915. tax $500 $40 -
city Of Richmond to Fox Title Com
pany. tax deed. 81 feet S inches nv 100
feet north line p Street. 90 feet east
OF Twenty seventh Street August o
1915. sl37l5 -
Sallie !. Harboush to Herbert L. Has.
sen. 25x!lO feet at the southeast cor
ner OF Nicholson and Tompkins Streets
July II. 1915. $3.50. e'S'
A. L. Sharp ct ais to Bessie NJ Cat
ten, 3Onl79 feet inches north line
Grove Io Avenue. 100 feet west OF shep-
para street July 80. 1915. $3.50.
l1s feet inches north line Grove Ave-
nue.. 100 feet west OF Sheppard street
August Q. 1915, S2s5O
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HENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Four Deeds of Trust, Amounting

Four Deeds of Trust, Amounting 10
S0,130.
Alice Delaney Lamb ct vir to Henry
S. Hutzler ct AL. trustees. 56X150 feet
west side of Lakeside Avenue. corner
Of Lakeside Avenue and Kent Street
also 50X150 feet west side OF Lakeside
Avenue. ST feet north OF Kent Street,
near Lakeside. August 2, 1915. s2.G5O.
w. J. Burton at ais. to c. r. Sands,
trustee. lots ITO to 1I6 inclusive block
G, map of John w. Turner. near Fair
Oaks Station, Southern Railway. Au
gust l, 1915. 1927.
Nicholas ]. Roope to F. Sitterding
ct ais. trustees, lots l. s. and 10,
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EVERS WON'T QUIT
Decidcs 10 Wait Until He Sees PreGiden,
of HOS1nn lrnx.a.


or HoSfon Braves.
ST. LOUIS. August 9.-Johnny Evers,
star Of the Boston Nationals. will not
close his baseball career with the close
OF the present st. Louis Boston series.
as mas oeen reported. Evers made this
statement tonight:
Il shall do nothing in the matter
until see James f. Gaffney, owner OF
the club" Evers said. Il shall GO ~
Philadelphia Wednesday, night. and will
talk matters over with Gaffney. Until
ter" ma :
Evers said he had told newsnanar
men In Chicago yesterday and others in
st. Louis early to-day that he inten,,ad
quitting baseball this week, bur lar q
tonight he changed his mind. and de-
cided to see Gnffney first Evers ba q
compla ined of what he termed the nm
just criticism of my work by club own
crs for whom formerly played"
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BRITISH IMPORTS INCREASE
Gnin of ssOsss,a1s Reported for Month
of July.

LONDON. August 9.-The British
3oard Of Trades actual figures for the
month OF July show an increase In i'm
ports Of ss0,S5S.315
The principal increases were In food
and metals.
Tn" exports show decrease Of $11.,-
6o7,o55. chiefly in coal. yarn. textiles
AMI machinery.
The Imports from the United States
IN the half year ending July 30
amounted In round numbers to $780,
100000. In the same period a year ago
the imports reached s35o,ooo, 900. while
the year before they totaled $685.
100000.
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Get Rid Of Scrofula
How? Take 5. S. 5.
Fifty Years. Use Proves S. S. S,
Will Relieve Stubborn Cases.

You have noticed the little fostering
pimples on the face and body--swell-
ing Of the glands-soreness In the
legs and arm muscles. These are the
symptoms Of scrofula, You may have
some OF these symptoms. possibly the
faint of scrofula infection. But In
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NEW THROWING RECORD
hi"H Ruth McCabe Leads Girl. IN H.,
ing Baseball 200 Feet 3 Incbs.

TACOMA. WASH, August s.-wbat
vas said to-day to be new world base
go throwing record for a girl was
made yesterday by Miss Ruth Wcc.ha
wnen she threw ball 20s feet inches
MISS Dorothy Smith, of Vassar Collng.
Is said to have established the best nre'
Tious record in 1911 with n throw OF GOA
rect; Miss McCabe is a fourth-year
student In high school here
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TWENTY BOATS ENTERED
Spcedfest Craft In Country Entered In
Championship Rnccs.

CHICAGO. August e.-Twenty Of the
speediest boats In the country have
been entered TO compete for the Ameri-
ca championship speedboat races to BIO
hcld here August % to September 4. IL
was announced to-day.
included in the entries is the Dis
turber ". of Chicago. which has ma d e
close to sixty miles an hour in trial
Epins. and the Black Demon, of Terre
iiaute. Ind. a mile-a minute craft. Pc
ter Pan VII. flying tho flag of the
is expected to be among the starters.
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ReSiafed PnlInernnn

Jake Grandis was fined $40 and costs
by Justice Crutchf1cld. yesterday, on a
charge of being drunk and disorderly
and resisting Policeman Gin in the
discharge OF bis duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-10

uinmhty. EAns--Th rasher Bitt!c I'd
wards. Wrattcn. league. Left on bases
Norfolk :, Rocky Mount .. Sacrifice hts
Steinb!crner. Goosetrse. Two-bas hits
Wt!tted. Thrasher. Flynn. Bit;le Snyder
Edwards. Three-hase kit-Wratten Double
piays-McMahon 10 Stciahrcnner: Edu.ar-s
To Wrat,en To Snyder Struck ou,-hv
TesEus >. Bases on balis-0n Graft :. or
league Hit BY pitcher--by Graft
'GoosetreeD. Passed ball-Stewart 'rimn
,:3L Umpire. McGowsu '''
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HESRICO TRANSFERS.

Two Deeds of Bargain and SnIe
Amounting to 1900.
i G. "alford ct ais to Prison AS
soc!ation OF Virginia. 1o9xl3o feet, lots
10 b inclusive. square 6, plan OF Jcn-
ningsville August 4. 1915. tax so
cents, IS.
F. w. Dahney Realty Corporation
to Alice D. Lamb. 5oxl5O feet west
side OF Lakeside Avenue SIS feet north
OF Kent Street. August ., 1915, tax
81, $40. $50
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HENRIco RELEASE DEEDS
Three Deeds of EcIenxc, Amounting :,
Si,OO1.OS.

Samuel r. Coster. trustee. 10 Alice
OF Lakeside Avenue, corner Of Lake
SIDE Avenue and Kent Street. July
r. w BoXley ct al TO Kate w.
pia geman. 81 acres north of the Broa d
street Road, about eight miles west
OF RICHMOND. July S. 1915. $3.50.
j.. Rope Nash ct al, trustees, 10
Iedford White. lots l6s and 40, plan
of Club View. Westhampton Develop.
ment Corporation. August g. l9i5.
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Mrs. Garrison Arrested.

Mrs. Louise Garrison was arrested
yesterday on a warrant charging her
with assaulting Mrs. Belle Hancock
Policeman w. f. Harris arrested the
woman. who will appear in the Police
Court to-day.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were Issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
ders:
Burton &c Gregory for II q. Brown
525 Mosby Street.
j. p. kritzer for Joseph Davis, 1929
Jacqueline Street.
Joseph a. Berry e. Co for Mrs NJ
McCready, 1910 Floyd Avenue.
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win. westrrn Double, T,t,,

tHlCAGO. August 9.-WRlter T.
Hayes ad Ralph BurdIck won tho West
ern championship in tennis doubles at
Lake Forest to-day. and will represent
the west In the national elimination
tournament which starts on the courts
or the Onwentsia Club tomorrow. They
Ie1eated Alexander SQuair and Heath
Byford As. 6-l Ga Al