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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08
BELIEVED TO THREATEN
EXPORT OF BREADSTUFFS
Sinkin: OF I.usftnnln Possibly Is Leading
Brarish Factor In Wheat md
(rnin WINES
Special to The Times Dispatch ]


cHiCAGo. May The sinking of tn.
l;mSitania was believed in Chicago grain
circles 10 threaten tho expectation OF
hr"adstuhs from North America for the
h"arish factor In grain values. assisted by
n" worry hcarish government report which
caused heavy T"llinE The report !rdI-
Gates an estimated wheat yield Of sc ~" 0.''
."I'. the bumper crop up To that time hen
~ Is considered that tn" spring whea I
acreage Is materially larger and that tho
croi, has tho finest start ever known. there
IS possibility OF yield OF i.oa, ~ no,
hushcl" Of spring and winter wheat com
hin"d. tnicr present conditions II seems
imrnssihlc for grain values 10 show any
marked advance although reactions can he
rNpcrtcd from all the sharp losses sustained.
especially when the market becomes over
sold.
crop news generally speaking, was favor
able in character. rhcrc were expectations
however, as some sections of the winter
wheat reported damage ny Hcssian ny
ana chinch bugs. Wheat declined here -. c
lowest levels. Tho May future the
weakest due probably I" tho lack OF export
don.ard ard tho slow cash business.
Cash whoa Sn!"s at chicago We're only
some sales at the seahoard. they were not
made public.
Coarse grains were lower. corn losing Ic
1" &c: and oats. '.c to &c. There was
grains. mainly because OF the lack of cash
demand hut parity ON account of the weak
ness III wheat cash sales were 5000 bu>hel
corn AMI 1905 bushels oats
Fractional Losses occurred in provisions
on tho Weakness in grain. coupled with the
benrish hog There was flee selling
OF lard 10y packers. with shorts the chief
BUYERS. Commission houses took pork and
there also some supper, to July ribs
credited To packers. Most ~ the sellin;
Was In the way o: securing profits.
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CALL ON ALL CITIZENS
TO DECORATE HOUSES
Lee Camp Discusses Details OF Plans
for Coming Reunion OF Com
feNCrniC NctcrunS.

With General J. Thompson Brown
presiding. the regular meeting OF Il.
IL Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans.
was held last night. The session was
brief. details of the arrangements for
IN. coming annual convention of the
United Confederate Veterans being in
the hands of committees Reports
coming in indicate even a larger at
; tendance from all parts of til" South
than Swellcd the thronEs at the last
reunion held here. Routing business
occupied the attention of the camp but
a short time.
The camp last night decided by vote
to issue to the people OF Richmond as
an incentive to decorate business
houses and private residences the fol-
lowing circular letter, which will be
sent out to-day to hundreds of bust
ness houses and citizens:
To our fellow citizens: Richmond
proposes to commemorative in fitting
style tn" return just nifty years ago of
the Southern soldier from Appomattox.
and the advent of peace. ScOurged
by fire, chastened by adversely and
purified by trial. she has arisen Phoe-
niX-like from the ashes of half n CEN
fury ago. To-day, with her face to-
ward the morning though unforG ctful
of glorious pasD, she has put on her
beautiful garments, and dcck.d in the
y 4
invites within her gates tho gray
haired veteran and the Stalwart son.
the stately matron and bcautcous
maiden. the friends, the former Cbut
now no longcr) foes of other days. as
well as the stranger from afar. We
call upon all to help make this a joy
Gus season by decorating their homes
and places of business for the occasion.
The decorating committecc would sug
gest that the houses on Monument
Avenue especially be appropriately
decorated. and that some one feature.
emphasizing unity OF design. acccntu-
ated by a simple and harmonious di-
NcrHity of arrangement in other par
ticulars, if desired by the houSchol,ir
be located in some conspicuous place.
say over the front door or window.
Let us all heartily unite for this semi
centennial occasion. +. j WHITE.
Chairman.
Addison Lewis, John q. Corley, ".
NJ. Gilmore. r. G. Jones. &. Rueh.-
mund, decorating committee.
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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
JOIN IN FLORAL PARADE
Hoped rhnt Owner. of Cnrs Generally
VIII Tnkc Part In Zig
RcunIOn E'caIurc.

More automobile owners have en-
tered their names to take part in the
big floral parade to he held on June
during the Confederate Reunion.
There are now thirty entrants, and a.
the cost is small il is expected that
most automobile owners In the civ
Will take part Prizes acGrcgat!ng
$500 will he offered.
The parade Will start from tho City
Hall at . o'clock, and will proceed out
Monument Avenue. where IL will he
reviewed by the judges and assembled
veterans. The Shr!ncrs' Band will
head tho procession. and twelve other
bands, which will be here during the
reunion. Will take part. Captain John
Lamb, chairman of the general com
mittec on arrangements, hopes that the
present list of entrants will be largely
increa Sed.
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$4,000: decrease
Dmn,s RcYIc,y Of Trndc.

NEW YORK. May 7.-Dun's review of
trade for the week tomorrow viii say:
lively little change. and though the
recent cheerful outlook is maintained.
conservatism goes hand in hand with
increased confidence. The growing in
the sinking of an American ship, has
caused considerable uncasiness, and re-
suited In rather sharp irregularities in
tho stock market.
The cost of the war. which in one
country alone amounts in tho first year
10 more than double the total govern
ing the Civil War. naturally causes
concern. This, however has little or
no effect on the immediate volume OF
trade. which continues to expand slow
ly. The heavy export demand. partiCn-
larry OF foodstuffs and war materials.
is still the most striking feature; but
! IT is noticeable also that domestic con-
sumption is on u rising scale. although
directions than i'm others.
Bank clcarinGs are now for the first
time revealing a gain over last wear.
tive activities contribute to swell the
total. but in many other parts or the
country.
operating on about - per cent basis.
with increasing pig iron output. and
prospects for this month appear excel
lent
The dry goods markets are generally
steady, cotton goods being in liberal
request and firm. Woolens and wor-
stcds are Guict. but carpets are more
active and higher. Shoes arc moving
slowly. hut the outlook lis more cheer
full
Building oncrations arc larger in the
arc in good demand. with considern bic
export sales. Winter wheat conditions
are excellent
The heavy export demand for wheat
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SITUATION IN WESTERN
POLAND is DESPERATE
Thousands of Persons Dependent on
CharIty-SeriouS F:pidcmics
Prevail.

WARSAW, RUSSIAN POLAND. May
(via London).-A detailed report OF
tho desperate situation prevailing to-
day in the mining district OF Western
Poland. now in possession of the Ger
mans, has been received by the Rookie
Teller commission, which WAS organized
TO assist the suffering population OF
this region.
a comparison OF food prices before
the war with those which prevail in
January this year shows the following
contrasts rye, flour increased from $40
TO 500 per tom wheat -four from $50
to $l02: buckwheat from $50 to Sl25,
and peas from $50 to $3.50. Before the
war a ton Of straw cost S210; in jan
uary it brought s6l2. and the price OF
oats increased 500 per cent.
out of a population of $4,000 in
the district of Sosnovitz. 1860 per-
sons now are dependent on charity.
In Bendin there are 5000 charity
charges out of a population of $4,000
and In Dombrov, 5000 out of n popula
ton Of $4,000. These figures do not
include about $4,000 unemployed, who
with their dependent families. total
ing about 100000, are receiving assis.
lance from their former employers
Continuing, the report says that dur
ing the last five months the populat ton
| of this region suffered serious cpi.
denies of typhus, scarlet fever. dyson.
terry and cholera The death rate
among noncombatants has increase
! from 10 per cent to II per cent
Two chief causes of the misery in
! this region have been the cutting off
| OF imports. upon which this part OF
| Poland always has depended and the
closing of the coal mines. which. in
normal times. give employment t.
$4,000 men.
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Total for Sca&nn-Set receipts. 10,o75.0l3
bales: exports. Ii0SlSH bales.

NEW ORLEANS. May ..--Cotton was un-
Ter the scvcrest selling pressure In months
to-day. losing u 10 :? points on the news
az III" sinking Of the Lusitania. while In
tho early trading selling based poor
cables. and the rains overnight In the cot
ION belt caused a loss OF ~ to - points
From tho carly fall there sharp
action pront- taking by shorts. and
around the middle Of the session the mar
k"t mad n fairly good tcne, standing shortly
after noon At rise of to points
yesterdays close IT this Level
that the first news or the disaster to the
l.uSitania was received.
TIL" market finally thrown into ar
uproar by the report that the Lusitana had
been sunk. Cotton was thrown the mar
ket hy the thousand bales at time
Sulting in pronounced weakness and
of tn" worst breaks OF the The
close was barely steady at net loss for
the day OF ~ In - points. Futures closed:
Nav, S"2; July. as. October, ai2; December
800. January. a.a. spots. quiet. Sales, lSS
bales: to arrive. none. Middling. 800
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BrHtlstrcct's.

NEW YORK. May 7.-Bradstrcet's
trade review for the current week to-
morrow will say:
Cndercurrcnts run in a favorable di-
rection. though trends in certain lines
and some sections, affected either by
weather conditions or marked depen-
dence on particular commodity, still
lag.
But by and large, the outstanding
further progress. Steel mills are opcr-
atinE at clos" TO - per cent Of ca :
pacity Buying Of pig iron. helped by
riants making war supplies are pushed pushed
to the utmost. Additional export
orders OF magnitude are pending. I'm
labor exists in the machine tool and
automobile trades.
The railways seem TO he more hope
full Distribution of essential comino-
dities, though checked here and there
by vaSarics of the weather. is growing.
There Is stronger disposition TO order
ahead. Buying Of dry goods is prob
ably larger than at this time last year.
Lumber shows irregular Improvement.
Cereal crop prospects arc eNccllc nt.
Travelling statesmen report that wheat
growers arc in fine financial shape.
Collections are better, and this week 3
hank clearinEs. OF record proportions AS
they are, largely reflect large stock
market operations plus mid yearly set
Elements. Weekly business failures
still tend to slump. Money is easy. hut
BORROWINGS on commercial raner are
Than the racine Northwest and the
southeastern part of the South furnish
cncoura Ging adviccs. In the industrial
South the situation is mcnding.
With the exception OF rather too
much rain in Texas and Oklahoma and
some talk of insect damage 10 winter
wheat in the Central Mississippi Valley
States, the grain crop situation is with
out a flaw
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f,ssssn> BOND LIST

Atlantic coas. Line Is, 4sA........... .,
= A. 9. LII. and y. - thidl........... ~
a. c. L. CIV. - Gin Baltimore th'G)... 81
chesapeake and Ohio cv. r:s.......... -
NLiggett and Myers IS hidl............ pot;
Lorillard Company Observation-Disclosures. i,.is
Norfolk and Western cv. EYS............ !"u,
Scaboard Air Line ~Sfinreoi.is ,hid,.... =
Eeahoard Air Ling a!k - ',bidt.......... -
Southern Pacific CIV. IS. Observation-Disclosures. :
southern Railway ,s........... ........... 80:
Southern Railway aS............... --.......
United States Registered =, 1880 ,hidl.. q
United states Reg ist"rcd s.. 1915 ,Ndl.. !ol.
~. :. Registered Panama IS, al ,hld) I''i.
United states R"=istcrcd IS, 1925 'hidl Ioril
United States steel Cd 5s...,............ lou.
Virginia Brown Bros. Gifts Us thid) .... a
Na.-C Car. Chemical lSt IS .............
Virginia Railway and Power - ,hdb.. "
Wabash deb. is-.-....... ................ =,
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g Shares rirs, national Bank. a, IS,
COTTON MARKETS

Z NEW YORK, MAY q notwithstanding tho
extent OF recent liquidation and tho no
clines which had already occurred in the
cotton market since the end "f las; month
reports that the i.usitania had neon sunk
in the Irish Sea was followed by an oven
mure excited selling movement This AZ
ternoon. and prices made nov low ground
for the movement. ACtiy" months sold
from 8? TO $50 per bale hc'"w The mai
figures OF last night. and thc close vas
easy al net loss OF - 70 :. points 'or tho
day. Continued weakness In Liverpool
caused IN opening decline "f l2 to - roiuts
in the market here. and there was heavy
Liverpool IN the carly trading. Tho s.u-
1ng was less favorsnl. tnau earlier i'm lilo
week. leading to impression ;ttt mo
technical position was stronger 1u4 mi, cS
rallied rather sharply following reports mar
China had agreed to accent the .Iarancg.
terms. Active months generally WORKED Z
or 5 points over last lights rl"sing II.
ures during tho middle Of tho dty nj,
tho news OF tho sinking % tho iusit.uia
was followed by heavy general Ii0uidatiou
and selling for both accounts. Prices broke
rapidly. with october selling of - sc7c
or IS points below the high level Of IN 8
day. The close was or points ru ,rort
the lowest with scntimen; somewhat 70
Iieyed by reports that the LIs!tun!as pis-
Fsenge.s HAD hecn saved.
rlR
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PRnIIIBITION
NAY PREVAIL IN FRANCE.

PARIS. May THE Petit Parisien
says ii has been Informed the govern
mcnt will introduce a bill prohibiting
absolutely the manufacture. sale and
transport Of all alcoholic drinks dur
ing the war. Even beverages contain
ing slight proportion OF OF alcohol.
it is understood. viii be prohibited
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May '.-Raw sugar. steady
c"ntrifuSal. iI0IiIi: nolassnS 3JSTtc0; re-
iln"d steady. Spot coffee quiet: Rio * Sc.
santos * loisc
CottonSerd oil started slightly higher. hut
lnt"r weakened under liuuidat ton thu
nrc"k N stocks and cotton, coupled with
cheaper offerings of crude May tenders
amounted to 2.5D barrels. Prime crude,
'.'i nominal: prime summer yellow, spot.
d3N: May. G.39: Jane, SIS: July So: August.
t.l". september, Csc; October, SIS; Novem-
her. SIS; December So: prime winter vel
low ard summer white. f.+0u61h.
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BY j. THOMPSON BROWN g. CO.,
lib Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
BROAD STREET STORE
and
PARK AVENUE DWELLING

To close the estate of Mrs NJ l..
WendlinEcr, deceased. we will sell, at
public auction, on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. MAY ~. $50 r. NJ.
First: Valuable three-story brick
store. No. 12S West Broad Street, be-
tween Mumford and Gilmore Street,
long occupied by Mr.. Il. II. Hawks,
grocer. Lot fronting % Ia feet by
liO. more or less. to an alley.
6 p. NJ. SAME DAY,
see3nd lily TWo,s,orX; bay window de.
Avenue, between Addison Street and
Davis Avenue. containing seven rooms,
bath. etc.
This is nrst-class property, all oc-
cupicd and in good order. most desir-
ably located, and must be sold even at
sacrifice prices to close up the estate.
Nothing better for the Spectator. in
weston or homeseeker could be secured.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
Auctioneers.
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keeps UP. ShipbuildinE is prosperous:
the automobile industry is generally
active: there is rather more railroad
buying of supplies. and the volume of
unemployment is diminishing. Money
continues easy. and collections maintain
their recent imnrON cment.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CNlCNGO, May 7.--Frce selling Of wheat
took place to-day after news cam" Of the
torpcdoinG OF the Lusitania. Previously. al
though the market had been tending down
ward. influenced by correct anticipation that
he government crop report would prove
h"arish. no acute weakness had been shown.
III" clos" heavy at NC to 2irc under
last nigh, Other leading staples too all
finished at loss--Corn. L. 10 lS.c not: oats
'-f,tsc 90 SC and provisions, 2t.c 10 !Sc
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Sinking OF Lus|TAN|A
CAUSES PANIC IN MARKET
Aong-Established Records for Vol
IA ume OF Trading and Violence of
ss Fluctuations Broken
BIG BREAKS ARE NUMEROUS
Stocks Thrown Over i'm Most Unrea-
:. sonable Manner, With Absolute
~ Disregard for PriceS-Sentimcn
4 Plays Large Part in Days Smash.
RY RROAnAN NALL

A>S>W 1oKk, May I.-Frisht, EOrrpr aNl
panic swept OVER the Stock Exchange 20.
day with the news OF the sinking Of III.
Lusitanis. bringing a iciug. OF selling or
+ ders in the last hour. which broke long
established records for volume OF trading
and violence OF nuc,ua,ions
Half the days business or Gcsoon shares
changed hands in tho last sixty minutes
swapping tho ticker service - badly that
the tape was from nftcon to twenty minutes
This added 10 INC alarm. and stocks wo-.
I'M over n n" most unreasonable man
Breaks of fror, to : S POINTS 9" We" "'r nm.
Were H. r Hna IN an may Issues ,ransac,"ns
y Bethlehem Steel. which had r,scn anon,
= TO- 80. westincho,se from iol Stunned "a
diate chang Viii. 1n rGgn '"'% "nms
s so AT, at &C. g. 50, e3 and mack 80 IS within
'shn;A ,S,,p prices had risen for wceks on public
f 6n,ySins without tho aid % bankers. they
q to sell and found no banking support since
cia ahH OF the adyances We're wii'hcu, arpr"
wi,hou: reason
g Bargain arg hunters made their aprcara nee
huying helped the closing rally Many
si s sEEeSSqativs trenchHs were ohandoneG in re
f.nfenity in re-estahlishinG their front,
Wh raS S,nofd 5sre e I n"r II
.aster sim green the ,orredoins of the
~ edtn.n w uutnl II thrll' "hch found i'm
.roa &C., Of the market,
r-an er,- o on'.'''i non heia nr well. Thor" was
= 90. e'tic ufoP OF points with a reCov-
IaSS OF 6 endinS with net loss of ~. Beth.
~ r.a Steci. attcf sheer drop OF 80 points.
- W. eieu 10.
E51I1t.h C sMeon,'on ot s'op.IoSs orders carried
"a an upper Gown points; Anna "a ma ted.
Ia 10, Lv',ss, an" - ih"' ah"ut points. Tn"
49,, Lite N" nest recovery
Il Niex,cn,n ~, "nionl"hile shares and
sta,,. " ttt'oIeIIl IN showed losses ot
49, ~ POINTS az Ihe lowest. hit those
ue,ui"es were Scncra'iE cut in half on tn"
-. Ir,o-h,
- ntc[n orouEh metropolitan y n F" r d
aSsbho op points on sales OF about 100
STRIKING sum-, P ,..n,% ir o.Ms ee,n,e
equally as bad ,;rna, %"r,barn ,,rc ,o,, .''S
Northern Pacific and South Pacific sold a.,
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BY BLANTON e co,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
llli East Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
No. ioi EAST MAlN STREET

In execution OF a decd of trust. dated
oct"3@r ~. 1919. and duly recorded in
22i-h. page ~. | will at the request
o: the beneficiary. there having been
utlhE!i IN tn" payment of a portion of
tn" deb, secured thereby. sell at public
auction. Oh the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY IL. 1915,
at O'Clock T.. NJ,
tho desirable property mentioned above.
ana which is described in said deed of
trust as follows, to- wit: all that certain
iot. piece or parcel Of land. with the
ana all other improvements thereon.
wing ana being In III" city OF Rich
mond. Va. on tie north limo Of Main
street, between Fourth and Fifth
Streets. and bounded and described as
follows, to- wit: beginning AT "A point
on the north line Of Main street dis
tant forty on" cilD foot ton l0 inches
cast of IT'S Intersection with the east
line of Fourth street. which point is
opposite tn" center OF tho partition
Wall between the said tcneInen, No.
Iug on III" west: thence running east
"ardly along the northern lire OF Main
street and fronting thereon twenty
back uorthwardly between nearly
parallel lines 9th" western OF which
passes through and along the center
hereby conveyed and that adjoining it
on tn. vest. and known ns No. i02 fa st
Main Strccil. the distance OF eighty
three so, feet ten tlob inches. to a
wide. upon which the property hereby
conveyed ahuts twenty eco feet eight
ana throc-fourths 6 80 inches.
w c. BLA%ToN.
y B-Auctionrer can make terms on
Two years II desired by the purchaser
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pigs. S5c51s..E,. CATTLE. steady; native beef
steers. s6."'n$'iH: Western steers. s57iTsT6':
COWS and heifcrs. SS.o)usS6o: calves. s.a).i
So'' sheen, strong: sheep, S7.soa SS.G,
lambs. SS5OTS:oSI
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NEW YORK. May 7.-.Bank clearings
in the United states for the week end =
ing May .. aggregate $4.l97.25O. 900.
against 2il.45j.0 600 last week and
$3,443.23S. GOO in this week last year.
Following are the returns from the
principal cities for this week with per-
ccntagcs of change from this week last
year:
New York. s2,saa,2l7.ooo; increase.
36.7.
Chicago. 1864 900. 600: decrease, ..
Philadelphia. Sl6S.lo?, 900; increase. Z
Boston, Sl95, ,00n: increase 225
st. Louis. sS1,1a2. 900: increase Ills
Kansas City, S74,26300o; increa Sc
40.
Pittsburgh. s5s,54s, 900; decrease. s.
san Francisco. $5S,si0,0o0; increase
baltimore. ss7,62a 900: decrease. IL.
Minneapolis, $2l,2S?,oO0; decrease
Detroit. s35,477.o decrease. s.
Cincinnati. S27.20S.0 900: increase 81
Cleveland, s3O.4nG000: increase. So
Los Angeles, S2l,94o,ooo: decree Sc
l65
New Orleans. slS.S7s.ooo; decrease
1873.
Atlanta. $1,000, 600: decrease. SIS
Louisville. S14.726.0O0: increase. ITO
Seattle. Sl2.065. 900; decrease. 10.
BunalO. Sl2.l33.00O: decrease. IS.
St Paul Sll.993,000; increase. 81.
Portland, Ore. Sll.1S5,o0o; decrease
Denver. sa.5S7 900: increase. is.
Houston. S7.063.00 decrease, 800.
Richmond. sl0.il?.00O; increase. 1872
Washington, ID. c.. $S,6S0,00o de
crease, p.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DIR GOODS

NEW YORK. May ,.-Carrct woods arc
scarce and domestic woods held for high
prices ny growers. Rurlaps advanced again
actively. Cotton goods quiet and yarns
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\iARKFT CONDITIONs

Live poultry in good demand: receipts Of
spring CHECKERS increasing; rket fair Eggs
Receipts heavier. market steady Rutter
Market IN fair condition. Live stock In
iair demand. Hides-MRrket steady at
quotations.
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BY POLLARD e BAGBY,
Real Estate AuctioncerS.
COURT SALE BY AUCTION

COURT SALE By AUCTION
OF
WO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
KNOWN AS No. 521 SOUTH HARRI-
son STREET; ALSO VACANT LOT
IN REAR OF THE ABOVE DWELL
ING, ON CLARKE STREET.
In execution of a decree of the Law
and Equity Court OF the city OF Rich
mend, entered on May 3. 1918, in the
suit of Ada V. Larkin and others VS..
special commissioner will
ject TO confirmation of court. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY IL. 1915,
at o'clock T. NJ,
First The two-story frame .tone
mcnt dwelling, known as No. SCI South
Harrison street The dwelling con.
tains four or five rooms. The lot has a
frontage of 10 feet on Harrison Street
by Il depth of 100 feet to an alley ~
feet wide.
Second. Vacant lot commencing M q
point on the north line of Clarke street
sc feet inches east of Harrison street:
Clarke street IS feet 5 inches to an
alley 10 feet wide; thence northwardly
along said alley 30 feet inches: thenco
westwardly 81 feet to an alley 10 feet
wide; thence southwardly 40 feet. more
or less. to the point Of beginning.
TERMS: One-third cash, residue in
two equal installments. at six and
twelve months after date, deferred nav
ments to be evidenced by notes, with
interest added from date of sale. title
money has been paid. or all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser.
ORDWAY FULLER,
Special Commissioners