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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board authorized
the following improvements yesterday:
City Engineer instructed to procc ed
with the smooth paving of Broad Stree
from Twenty-fourth to Thirty-second
Street.
superintendent Of the Street Clean
ing Department instructed to have the
repair force shape-up Vine Street. be-
tween Floyd Avenue and Main STREET.
and top dress the sidewalks with gran
lite chips.
Saville & Claiborne were asked to
furnish a profile of Enslow Avenue.
from Milton to Highland Streets, in or
der that damages may he assessed for
tho proposed Improvement Of this
street.
City Engineer directed TO furnish
an estimate of the cost of improving
Fourteenth Street, from the new Mayo
Bridge to the south side OF the Rich
mond Dock, to an uniform width OF
eighty feet, using concrete base for
the paving; and also. from the north
side Of the Dock to Cary Street to a
width of sixty feet.
City Engineer instructed TO pave the
roadbed of Tenth Street. from McDon-
ough to Bainbridge Streets; also. the
intersection OF Fourteenth and Deca
tur and Fourteenth and Stockton
Streets, with granite spalls.
Contract for the construction of q
sewer in Addison Street from Cary
street to an alley south OF Cary Street.
was let to A. w. Maynard at sl2S.S0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
WIFE OF DETECTIVE BRINGS
CHARGE OF SHOPLIFTING
Mrs. 10. O.. GubuIkc Tells Police That
Minnie l.. Nuttnil WINS Stealing
I'm COhcn's Store.

Mrs II. Il; Gubalkc. wife of the su-
pcrintcndcnt Of the local branch of the
Burns Detective Agency. Is as good Il
detective as her husband, and accom-
plishcs results as important as his, as
she proved to Mr.. I;ubalkc's satisfaction
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Gubalkc was in the Cohen Com
pany's department store on the watch
for those who prey on tho bargain
mountcrs lifting AS they go, when she
noticed, the story goes, Minnie l.. Nut
tall strolling by. Minnie seemed very
interested in the display of lingerie, and
Mrs. Guhalkc became interested in
Minnie.
Finally Minnie fingered too long near
a lingerie counter, and Mrs. Gubalke's
watchful eye noticed Minnies hand go
out and return to the ample folds of
her dress with things for which no cash
had been paid,
FloorwalkerS were notified and the
case was turned over to Detectives
Bryant and Thurman. who arrested the
woman, and later searched her house
The woman was charged with stealing
$40 worth of goods. but the officers
found i'll her house what they believed
to be more stolen property, and asked
that Minnie be held without bail pend
ing inquiry in Polio Court this morn
ing.
In the meantime Mrs. Ciubalke is re-
ceiNing congratulations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
CHARTERS ISSUED.

New charters were issued and
amendments to charters allowed by
the state Corporation Commission yes
terday, as follows:
Amendment to the charter OF The
Burton system, Incorporated. Rich :
mond; charging It's powers generally.
The Stafford Produce and Supply
Company incorporated. Falmouth.
Capital stock, $1,000 to $4,000; pro-
ducc business. Il. j. Musante. presi-
dent J. r. Trustlow, secretary and
treasurer. Falmouth.
Amendment 10 the charter OF the
Bassett Cotton Company. Incorporated.
Norfolk: increasing maximum capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Parker Motor Pillow Company Incor-
porated. Richmond. Capital stock. s5.-
600 to sl.2O0.OOO; manufacture motor
plows, etc. Cyrus w. Beale. president:
James Mullen, vice-president: Lewis 6.
Williams. secretary ana treasurer, all
of Richmond.
Covirgton and Potts Creek Telephone
Company. Capital stock, $1,000 to So
900: build and operate a telephone line
thirty miles long. G. 5. Robinson, pres
ident; ]. II. Jamison, vice president: L..
w Robinson, secretary and treasurer,
AL OF Potts Creek.
Lavcnstein Brothers Company. In
corporatcd. Petersburg. Capital stock.
$4,000 To 100000: Wholesale dry goods
business. Moses r.. Lavenstcil, presi-
dent; a. l.. Lavenstein. secretary and
treasurer. both of Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
TWO DEATHS PRODUCE
TANCLE IN DEED BOOK
y. W. Bowe and Francis r. Green
Named as Trustees i'm Hundreds
OF Deeds OF Trust.
SUBSTITUTES MUST BE NAMED
Law Provides Costly Remedy for the
Makers of the Deeds-Much Dis
cussion OF Situation in Real Estate
and Financial Circles.
SUBSTITUTES MUST BE NAMED

| Examination Of the records OF the
! City Chancery Court show an extra
| ordinary condition in the grantee
hook, as the record OF deeds of trust
is known. which was brought about
! by the deaths OF y. W. Bowe and
Francis T. Green, both prominent real
estate men.
II is simply this: Mr.. Bowc and Mr.
! Green are named as trustees on some
| 500 1000 deeds of trust entered in
the Chancery Court, and their names
! remain as trustees to-day. althouph
neither are alive.
| The fact that these two men were
made trustees on SO many important
| transactions Is a great compliment to
! their business integrity and acumen
! That they should have died so quickly
| the one after the other will make much
work for the chanccry Court, Judge
| VIM. y. Moncurc. ana the makers OF
the deeds of trust.
Tho complication is serious, but the
law has, of course provided remedy
though a costly one. In every case i'm
which default is made in the payment
OF the note. before there can be a sale
substituted trustee must he an
pointed by the Chancery Court. rpop
motion Of an attorney at law.
New Practice Making Old Tansie I'm
possible.
INC SITUATION mas been tho subject
OF much discussion recently among tho
real estate operators and fnancicrs
On account of the old custom OF nam
| ing individuals as trustees, the an
pointment OF substitute trustees is
quite common function of the Chan
Gerry Court. but this Is the first time
in many years that it has been neccs
sary to make the appointments whole
sale.
The modern practicc ~ p,n;,,o, ,,,
companies and hduciary institutions as
trustees is rapidly doing away with
conditions that make such compIica-
lions possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10

Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
Martin & Myers. for NJ. llousan. .;
East Main street. two outlets.
Same. for Colonial Theatcr two out.
lets.
+. y. .stciglcder & 6, for Mrs
nnewry, u. East Clay street. three
lights.
Winston Electric Company. for Cap.
Avenue, changing entrance
!. +. Caudle, for Rex Restaurant. 30;
Brook Avenue. one fan,
:, Same, for 4. Eerginni 6: Co. 100
We" Same Brood fsl SN! r@ y Sps fan
West Broad Street. one fan
j. r. Caudle, for G. Maronconi, 73t
West Broad Street. three fans. 49,
west Broad Street. three fans.
Same. for August Grocery Company
GIG East Marshall Street. three fans.
Same for Longs Restaurant, 6O9
East Marshall street. two fans
:, same; for Perry Brothers. COS East
Marshall street, iive fans;
Same, for J. II. Sampson. 4l6 North
sixth Street. two fans.
Same, for Papas Restaurant. 40.
North Sixth Street. TWO fans.
Same. for y. Eichel x Co, 32S North
Sixth street. three fans
.onne; io' Doyic Gaze, b0S East
Same, for W. H. Hooncr & Co, go
East Broad Street. three fans
?. Same, for John Coli &: Son, sos North
second Street, one fan.
Same. for Gonnelli Brothers. S25 East
Broad Street, five fans.
same. for Sparks Cafe, 71o East
Broad Street, nine fans.
;, Same. for Theato Theater, 500 East
Broad street. fifteen fans.
Same, for Henry Kramer. 3l4 North
Seventh street: nine fans.
South Fourteenth Street. ten fans.
Same, for Pastime Theater, 1915 Hall
Street. nine fans.
Same. for 9l2 East Main Street. ten
fans.
~ Same, for James Anthony. South
Same, for Frank Marchetti, l416 Eas
Main Street, three fans.
Same, for G.. ID. Kenny Co, 1901 East
Main Street, three fans.
Same: for p. Hailohan Brothers, $50
East Main Street, five fans.
Broad Street, three fans.
Morris Hunter. for &: NJ. Hughes
1908 Virginia Avenue. Highland Park
Same, for J. d Carneal & Son. vir-
ginia Building, Fifth and Main Streets
repairing.
l.: 3. Gilman & Co. for Mr.. REESE
S2l6 West Marshall street, nine outlets
and fixtures.
w. b. Catlett, for Captain L. C.
Jenkins, 1913 West Broad Street, change
wiring.
Same. for DR.. D. d. Talley, aIe Eas,
Grace street, two outlets.
Same. for Merchants National Bank
Eleventh and Main Streets, five switch
'rresnon 4 Jennings, for w c. Las
sitter, 1916 Delaware Avenue, Highland
Park, two outlets.
Lyons & Williams, for NJ. f. Kay
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General Weather Cond,t,nn,

"AsiilNGTON. April 9-Tcmpera-
'ures above the seasonal average con-
1 'iAuc IN practically all parts of the
country. and there are no indications or
any decided change in the temperature
conditions. although somewhat cooler
weather Is probable in the Mississippi
and Ohio Valleys. There have been
showers IN the last twenty-four hours
IN the Mississippi Valley. the Plains
states and Upper Lake region, attend
ing the eastward movement OF "A trough
or low pressure that extends from Lake
superior southwark 20 the West Gulf
states. With the exception of scat
tered showers in the Lower Lake
region. the Ohio Valley. Tennessee, Ar
kansas and the Gulf States the weather
viii be generally fair throughout the
country during the next rorty-eight
hours. No important temperature
change is expected for any part OF the
country for Saturday and Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
RELATIONS OF TELEPHONE
TO COMMUNITY SERVED
J. y. Wiley. OF New York. Addresses
Telephone Society OF Itichmond
Problems of Service,

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Rtchmond Telephone Society was held
at Stlcn's Hall. ON West Broad Street.
last night. The principal address OF
tho evening was made by j. $. Wiley.
Company. of New York City.
MIR. Wiley told the local telephone
people some very interesting things
about tho telephone business, and his
address was one OF tho most instruc-
tive ever delivered before tho Tclc-
phone Society.
other addresses were made by T. o.
I"tiin. auditor OF receipts. New York
Ieiephone Company. New York: +. I.
<cnworthy. auditor Of receipts. tho
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company, Baltimore: J. IT, Y Savage
auditor, the Chesapeake and Potomac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
sixteen Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting 10 S6282O,


Barker. 23xI2l feet south line Leigh
M afsh !: ISL fsf5 sssoo OF Eighth street
Davis Brothers to T. V. Mcintyre
IoXi2s feet vest line Mulberry Street:
90 feet SOUTH Of Grove Avenue. April
AhheT Realty Corporation TO Samuel
p. Williams, lots / and 2, in block i.
AND lot 3. I'm block :, In the plan of
Colonial Place, section 4. April $.
1915. ss25.
g. ". bragg ct ux to c. r. Russell
ct uH: 2oNs2 feet at tho northwest cor
20. 1915. si.500.
Land Investmen, Corporation to
r,haries and Lewis g. I;aruH, 5oxl4S
Zee, east i!ne Brook Road, 3ls feet 4
Aprii I. 1915, tax 81, $40
!, ' ,,t,is, y i.nrms' Jr ct ais to John
''ictil street. Il5 fec, north OF Broad
street. ApriI 6 1915. TAX s3.so, slo
~ 9. Terry 81 al 10 II. J.. Terry.
20 feet inches b. 80 feet north line
Fourth Street, April l, 1915. tax s6.5o.
:, AE qses. H. Dc nsJa[ns,,s to Julian N.
March II. 1915. $50 $40
w ~ ADAMS 81 uN TO =. l. Jones.
l6Nl2n feet north line chaiin Street OF
icct west Of Harrison street. April J.
y. w. Perkins CT ais 10 William 4
crump. fee, inches by 90 feet Il
Tho southwest corner OF Cabcll and
Roam. Streets; also. 81 feet inches
by 80 feet south line Cahcll Street. il
feet J inches west Of Roanc Street.
March 10. 1918. tax $3.50. $40
Norcna Il. Brown TO Thomas II.
Wyath. 26xI3o feet east line Ninth
street. being known as No. 735 North
Ninth street: also. feet adjoining
tan sI.30. $40
William Henry White ct Ux. 10 thas.
y Wills, 1890 feet south line Mar
shall street. 80 feet east Of Thirty third
street. March II. 1915. tax SO. $40
Thomas NJ. House 81 uX 10 Henry
Is kuchemann. - feet inches by I1a
feet north liuc Grove Avenue. 45i feet
inch cast OF 'rildcn street. April ).
1915. sl.465
Fairfax G: Jones ct ux. to Cornelius
j. Luck: IS feet inches by ll9 Inches
south lirc Hanover Avenue. s. fee,
west OF Davis Avenue Apri 3. 1915.
tax $40 $40
John G. I:asley ., al. trustees 10
Charles T.. Chandler 81 ux.. 5oxI2o feet
north Inc Cary street. 80 feet east OF
Rowland street March -. 1918, 1915.
o. ". Funston trustee to FLOYD Spcn-
cor. - feet north line Baker street
between TYLER and Roanc Streets bein z
known as No. 800. April /. 1915, 81,
I0J
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Amateur Play, st. james Episcopal
Church Parrish House, J o'clock.
hcademy-society Minstrcls and
Vaudeville. $3.50.
Bijou-Grnycc scott Company. IN
"Rcbccca or Sunnybrookc Farm"
nntinec, 2,3O; night, $3.50.
Lyrtc-P0DuInr vaudeville and
pictures, mnti::ee, 3, night, 1880 nnd
81.
Strand-Pnramount pictures and
Quartet OF SlnEers, continued per-
formnnce, ~ NOON to II.
STANDARDIZATION pictures; con-
tfnuOus performance, 1890, MORN
ing, to II. night.
Co1onial-MOtion pictures; contin-
uouS performance, II noon TO II.
New--M0tfon pictures, confIuuou,
performance, 1880. morning, to II,
night.
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Telephone Company. Baltimore. and s.
W. Whittlesey, of New York City.
The meeting last night was audi
tors night" as all tho speakers were
various Bell companies.
Despite tho fact that the local tole-
phone people have been working day
and night to clear up the recent storm
damage. an unusually large number OF
employees turned out to hear Mr.. Wiley.
Alexander Graham. division auditor
OF receipts, Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company OF Virginia. is
president OF the society. and presided
over tho meeting last night.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Seven building Permits, Amounting to


Permits for now and repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday, as follows:
NJ. 4. Almond. TO repair brick store
and dwelling at .3l West Marshall
Street. to cost 500.
John H. Braxton, to repair frame
dwelling 9l2 West Leigh Street, to cost
$50.
w. Z. Gentry. TO repair two frame
dwellings 202o and 202I Beverly Street,
TO cost $500.
L. q. IIigginbotham, TO repair brick
dwelling 2022 Monument Avenue TO
cost S21o.
Union Theological Seminary. TO re-
pair frame dwelling on the west side
of Westwood Avenue, between Cham
beriayne Avenue and Brook Turnpike,
TO cost $500
Joseph II. Barry. to repair brick
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MusrlNGs COURT, rAMr Il.

+. p. Tatum. charged with house
brfeaktnS. was sent to Jail for twelve
months In the Hastings Court. Part H..
YESTERDAY. lie is alleged to have broken
INTO the housc OF Alexander Jones and
stolen 800 Buffalo nickcls.
Mrs Patterson House, charged with
interferring with an officer. who was
hned SO in the Police Court. Part H..
had her fine reduced to $40 yesterday
Robert Patterson, charged with rob
ping william KroonJ was dismissed.
which he appealed. lie received a SELL
tence OF six months in jail.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued.
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
dcrs:
Carlo Bochling Co. for j. Lee Davis,
26I7 stuart Avenue.
G.. T.. Sncad, for 2I2 West Duval
Street.
Same. for a. V. James. SO North
Second Street.
-. :. Snyder. for w. H. Whittet, sos
Chambcrlaync Avenue
G. +. Sncad, for j. y. Courtnor. Ills
North Thirticth Street
II. G. Lynn. for H. Strau. l413
North Twenty-scvcnth street
Same, for q. Il. Wood. 4oOi Fulton
Street.
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| hoe. Jr.. 400 Eloyd Avcnuc. twenty

hoe, Jr.. 800 Floyd Avenue, twenty
outlets.
Same, for same. 3io2 Floyd Avenue.
twenty outlets.
Same. for same. 100 North West
Street. twenty outlets.
Same. for same. l02 North West
Street, twenty outlets.
Same, for same. iOi North West
Street. twenty outlets.
Same. for G.. Il. Sprcnklc. Jr., 3l42
Floyd Avenue. twenty outlets:
Same, for same. 3lf4 Floyd Avenue.
twenty outlets.
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CHANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST
Eleven Deeds of Trust, Amounting IN
S51,.D5,O5


connolly ct al. trustee, IS - feet se 3 =
inches by lo1 feet inch at the south :
S Sass corner inr, OF Third and Franklin
Richard 4. Preston e; uy, to +. NJ.
. soNley ct al. trustees. .axi9a feet ca 81, ST
line lin, Fourth street: as feet south OF
Thomas H. Wyatt Ell ny. TO Thomas
NJ. Crunp. - 12x75 feet south line
Orange Street. 5S IL feet east Of ST.
: line Orange street. - feet east of 81.
James street also. 20 feet II inches
by 90 feet at the southeast corner OF
feet cast line Ninth street. being
F, known as No. 735 North Ninth Street:
. also n strip OF lnnd adjoining above
lot, being used rs an alley. April q.
Harriet Re, Eeve e, to John r: GAYLE.
IS snr iees W 1ai Of Thirty-fourth street.
r. v. Mcintyre ct uX:, to Charles *.
Wills Ct al, trustees. 20X12s feet west
. line Mulberry street. 40 feet south
John r. Mitchell TO l.. II. Curry ct
a.. trus ,.n a9Xl3e feet cast line 1hir.
Henry S. Walierstein ct mx. to II. Il.
& Pollard, Jr. trustee, GO 1-2XlaO / =
feet at the northwest corner Of Frank
lin and Adams Street April :, 1915.
Davis Brothers to ELAN & Funston.
trustees: 29X1 $3.50 feet west line Roulc-
April !. 1915. SSOS0
Charles X. Willis to Rex .. Jones.
'rustec: 114N9o feet south me Mar
third Street. March a. 1915, s112OO5
Maria T.. Peasants TO II. Sittcrdinc
ct ais, trustees. II 1oXll1 feet south
St.Aet April S. 1916, $3.50.
Walter flackctt ct lux. to same,
=: l. 2X115 feet south line Orleans
street. 81 IL feet west Of Erine Street
Nnril g 101h. l62h
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Trial was begun I'm the United Dis
trict Court, yesterday. Of the case OF
the government against Garry q. Rouse.
n railway mail clerk, residing in
Washington, who Is charged with open.
ing tho United States mails and APP
propriating to his own uses certain
amounts OF money contained in enve-
lopcs which 1t is charged he had brok-
ell open. The trial was still In prog
ress when the court adjourned and will
be resumed this morning.
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day. and sentenced to serve two years
In tho pcnitentiary.
Mary Jano Cooper. pleaded guilty to
tho charge OF breaking into the home
or MIS- r.. :. l.ovett, 207 East Cary
street, and stealing articles Of value.
and was sentenced by Judge Richard
son to serve one year In tho peni,en-
tlarN
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CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Five Release Deeds, Amounting &c
Si1.1O151

j. n. CarneaI trustee to Clara w.
snyder 30xl46 feet west line THIRD
Street, $50 feet north OF Juniper street.
April s, 1915. Sl,627.1e.
j. T. Carneal. trustee to George w.
Bragg, ooX62 feet at the northwest cor
ner of Third and Duvall Streets. April
I, 1915, 1000.
T.. s. Rose ct al, trustees to ~ c.
Terry, % feet 3 inches by $50 feet
north line Clay Street. AZ feet ; inches
east ofFourth Street. April 6, 1915.
$3.50.
John &. Easlcy. trustee TO Agnes II.
DeJarnette, oOX90 feet west line Plum
street. between Main and Cary Streets.
April ., 1915, si.4S0.
LeI,oy l.. Brown, trustee to j. G.
Wheat ct al. 5SNl40 feet west line
Boulevard, l1S feet north of Main
Street April |, 1915, $3.50.
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Judgment for S5707I was entered in
the Law and Equity Court yesterday.
in favor OF Charles Wright against
Thomas TT. Wyatt, NJ. II. Pcyton and
w -. Jones.
a verdict for the defendant was en-
tered in the suit Of Mary Il. Wash :
ington against tho Metropolitan Life
for 5000.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk Of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows
William S. Gray and Sarah Redd
Snoot.
Clement Wilson Hudson, Jr., and Ma
bel Virginia Lumsdcn.
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ForecRst, Virginia
-Gcnerally fair SUIT
urdny and sunday.
North md South
Carolina - Generally
fair Saturday and
Sunday.


iiainlail last twenty four hours. Non,
nchciency in rainfall since March
.,.....'.' $3.50. ..,......... %;
since January g,
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Taken tn CInrInffn

G. c. Long. arrested here as a fugitive
from justice from North Carolina, wa.
taken back TO Charlotte Yesterday by
Officer Evans. of that city. Long is
wanted In Charlotte on a charge Of hay-
ing committed a felony
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Euchre Party.

Euchre Party.
The Catholic Woman's Club Will give
n cuchre party Thursday night at st.
Mary's Hall. The members and their
friends are invited to be present.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Newton, Jr.. trustee. 22.so acres near
city. April 5, 1915, s6cl.62.
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HusTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.
Two HcIcnsc Deeds, Amounting
Si,Oi2,

4. ID. Adamson. trustee to Lawrence
ingram. A3X165 feet at the northwest
corner OF Twelfth and Porter Streets.
April s. 1915. s742.
Augustine Royal. trustee TO same
same property as described next above.
April s, 1915. $500.
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HUSTiNGs TRANSFER.
Ono Decd OF Bargain and Sale, Amount
Ing to S.S,SOO.

q: J.. Goodwin Q; ais. 10 Mrs Ida =
Bethel. 60Nl so feet south line Westhaln
Avenue. 60 feet west of \ street APRIL
6, 1915. tax $3.50, $40
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds OF Bargain and Sale,
Amounting To $4,000

J. +. He<lep to Paul L.. Ruchrmund.
lot g. IN tn plan OF College Terrace.
April >. 1915. tax si.5n $40.
RUBY n Gillian to l.. n. Hammond.
- IL acres about ten miles below
The city. March Il, 1915, tax S220 SO
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nUsTrNGs COURT.

Charles Williams. indicted for steal
guilty in the Hastings Court, yestor-
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Local Obxcrvntion, .tspu

temperature, Go: humidity. 90: wind
direction southeast: wind, velocity, .
weather. clear
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I dwelling ~ South Bci,idcre Street. to
cost $500.
III. =. Wallerstein, to build three one
story brick stores on the west side OF
Eighteenth street. between Main and
Cary Streets. to cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10

Horny s. Wallerstcin negotiated a
loan yesterday for $4,000. with r. r.
Pollard. Jr., trustee. on the Hanover
Apartments. The property fronts sixty
and one half feet ut the northwes st
corner OF Franklin and Adams Streets.
CHANCERN TRANSFERS.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
. and COURT CALENDAR
Trading Comes Back Strong After
an OT-Day OH Thurs
day.
MANY SALES ARE RECORDED
building Permits Show Renewed Ac-
tivtty, and Demand for Electric
Fittings Is Unprecedented-Im
portant Charters Are Issued.

Trading in local realty yesterday
came back strong after an off day. The
business was large In volume. and sew
eral largc-size sales developed, with
small property showing Its usual ac-
'tvity. William H. White sold to Chas.
*. Willis eight brick fats on the south
side of Marshall street. between Thirty
'nird and Thirty-fourth Streets. for
$4,000. The property fronts ia feet.
and this sale is only one of many that
rave been closed between these par
,ies. \. G. Terry sold to II. l.. Terry
me brick dwelling at 2n4 East Clay
street. for $500. Fairfax G.. Jones
sold to Cornelius j. Luck. tho two
story brick dwelling at 2507 Hanover
NNenue, for SI.l0O.