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PRICE DECLINES FEATURE
OF DAYS GRAIN MARKETS
Under Poor Demand. Downward Course IX
Only Why Open for
Values.
fSpeciaI To Tho Times DI.na,cb

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
CHICAGO, March 2a-wnr clouds In Turkcy
were less black, and liquidation by lorgs
and price declines along the whole line we're
Tho features Of tho grain markets to-day.
General liquidation In all the pits uncovered
stop Tors orders. and under. poor demand,
there was only one course for values-dowr
warh May lost cents. and the more de =
ferrcd futures were or IL TO 2..c
to be out OF the question. There was Lick
of buying power save In ono instance. when
NAV was taken freely. The export doma nd
vas At standstill and this was another
help for the bears who made the most OF It.
Thcr" were other helps for the bears Rus
sla IL preparing TO ship i2.;so.No bushels OF
S,ccrinn wheat. The Modern Miller called
been retarded I'm It's growth by alternate
tr""zinE AMI thawing. there are but few
damage reports coming forward
Tho trade in flour WAS At standstill. and
inilicr3 In the Interior were offering tn resell
sornc of their wheat also were exporters
at the seaboard. tho latter being unable to
obtain tonnage
Spring wheat markets allowed loss relative
weakness than Chicago. possibly because
Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased 5000,
Wheat news from Liverpool was generally
favorable to thc bcara. THAT market WAS
unchanged to Id lower for spot and -four
Corn and oats were lower. mainly In SYM
pithy with the sharp prtc" losses In wheat,
but largely because OF lack of demand for
lS.0l9 ana 900 bushels. respectively. We're
to export. Cash corn was lower in all po-
The difference between Mny and July oats
narrowed stu further because OF the pro-
nG ss,.:; liquidation in tn, May future.
packers OF hog products coupled with u
demand from shorts were the Sustaining
factors In that market The list closed firm
and lard wan slow.
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BratlAtrcet's RPnort.


NEW YORK. March 2s.-Bradstreers week
iy review or trade to morrow will say:
"Distrihuuve trade has expanded In the
the stimulating features being better wealth
or aud tire nearer approach Of Easter. In
addition. sentiment as TO the outlook has
manufacturing industry, the enlarged spec-
uiation at higher prices In cotton and Sc
-eturns of foreign commerce accentuating
;'e command thu. country exercises through
It's prominent position az provder OF sup
piles of all kinds 10 the warning nations
OF Europe.
WAR order business. however. still remains
tho strong point OF tho entire situnt inn. and
domestic trade and demand still betray thu
existence of caution beyond normal pre-
cedent for thi, season OF the year with I'M
mediate need buying governing nearly all
operations.
The great basic facts Of soil and crop
conditions favor the growing of large crops
In this country the coming year. Prices
OF all agricultural products except cotton
nre still Gathering to producers: the winter
wheat area presents n coordination OF large
acreage and good condition; nenvy areas
Will go into other grains, including spring
situation has llghtencd up to such extent
as TO cause apprecinblc modification Of
earlier estimates OF crop planting reduction.
IL might he pointed out thnt ;he reports
as to employment are rather better than OF
late. owing largely 10 the Increased speed
of Industrial operations in iron and steel
tools automobiles both trucks and pleasure
ears and copper mining and smelling. 1t
is true that iron and steel capacity is below
normal in most lines. averaging possibly
weather conditions have no, been alto
gether propit!ous this week. Cold weather.
nd parts OF Florida has checked spring
trade and farm operations IN the South.
which section has, of course. felt tho pro-
long, ton of 1ulncss proceeding from the
) unSstt!cn.snt OF the trade
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CHANCEHs TRANSFERS.
SIX Deeds of Bargain md Sale,
NLmOuntImS 20 SO. 100.

iicrbert ~. it,.i.o. ns"i, CT IA. TO Alva
W. Hi"' hoiu. 10 i--AI34 Icct . ~
iiches at the southwest corner OF
r rankin st,eet ana wnuIock's Alley.
February %. 1915, Sl3.VVU
L. +. PoEdeXtcr ct uS. TO CardoZa
& Hubbard. Incorporated. i50xi20 feet
north line Broad Street, 80 feet west Of
the Boulevard. March 90 1915, tax
$3.50. $40.
Abbey Realty Corporation to William
V. Keller, lots "A and IS, In block l..
In the plan of Colonial Place. section
y. March -. 1915. $3.50.
Highland Park Realty Corporation to
r. W. jenkins. 25x1iO feet east line
Maryland Avenue. l4o feet north of
Pollock street. March II, 1915. tax 81,
$40.
" F. Drinkard. Jr to Mrs a C.
Shorter, 25x12o feet north line TAYLOR
Street between West and |7rrOll
Streets. February 10. 1915. II 500.
+. p. Keliev ct uX. 20 samuel r. Lam
bert. % l-2xi25 feet east line Twenty
third Street. l2l l-2 feet north of @
Street March IL. 1915. $500
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Dnn's Trade Review,

NEW YORK March 2s-Dun's reyie,g TO-
morrow viii saw:
Domestic distribution of rnarcb,,.,i.o a.,
creases so slowly that the gains from Gel,
I" week 10 not appear important and
."rEer periods must he taken for com
pSTiSor In order TO appreciate the n-orrass
inade ih3ugh o. course. total transactions
hr" SIN below producing capacity
tnrs!de:hhlc activity has been promoted
vn!'ca Finished steel output now aver
ages - per cent rat" Of production for
ciEn orders being especially conspicuous
'npp"r is quiet bat strong. on the outIooI;
Tor increased consumption. The shipynrIs
nd the automobile Industry are active
The demand for textiles is brondenir G.
.carciiy OF dyea era the higher price OF the
raw product. The fine weather and the i'm.
nc = c't.ons OF an eariy spring are favorable
show Improvement The shoe trlda Is
lu!et. though steady. with factories gen
orally running on part time The cotton
Wheat iiuctuatts according to the wa
news. In contrast - The conservative move
nent in domestic lines is the remark a blv
rtpIf expansion In fore Ign trade. war or
Gers overcoming the obstacles OF limited
Shipping facilities. nigh freights and block
nd. risks.
During February tho exports OF bread
9tuns. oils cotton and other products male
extraordinary gains as compared with a
"-nr ago. "
Foreign orders are n feature OF both tho
steel and the cotton goods markets Exo
ports OF wooden goods have also been heavy
IN oiher Ines export orders are the sus-
Never In the history OF the world I'M.
there been SO extraordinary change in
monetary conditions as has taken pIac
in the United States between August and
March: the enormous balance OF trade in
,nvor of this country and tho unprecedcnt-
e,ily low rates of exchange wildly illustrate
In February We're the largest on record
1Md The reduction il imports resulted in n
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Nine Building Permits, Amounting To
SIG,I.D.

PerInits for new and repair work were
issued by Building Inspector Butler
yesterday, as follows:
tLtE school Board. to build a frame
shen ed, on n IwentT.ninth street, between
ana i streets, u cost 1884.
d t"o-stolE frame tenement. two dwell
i'Es' az 1907 q Street, to cost 81. 600
X. L. Gordon, to build n two and one
half story brick dwelling at Byrd park
Terrace. TO cost 10000
G Nunnally, TO repair frame
uWeIiinS 1903 Porter Street to cos. SIG
,oI. j. Moore. to repair brick store
~ last Main Street. to cost slI5l
Mutual Assurance Society, to buiid
PtrIti3hs on the eighth floor of the
Mutual building. Ninth and Main
streets. to cost $1,000
MrS. w. ~ Cosby. to repair frame
dwelling 1870 Dill street. to cost SON
CHARLES King. to repair frame dwell
ing lnn Hrookland Park Boulevard. to
r T sutton. to repair brick store
10 North Eighth Street, 10 cost s350
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board Of foreign missions at New York
from native Christians In Tials SEQ.
rotary Bryan received an appeal from
the Presbyterian board during the day
urging him to do everything possible
to relieve the situation.
We are not prepared to announc.
what We may, or can, do In tho matter"
said the secretary. He gave assur.
ances. however. that the department
was doing everything It could. In.
structsons. he said. had beer sen, 10
several American consuls, but nothing
had been heard from any OF the consul.
directly.
word was received by the British en-
bassy. as we'll as the State Department,
that the Turkish government had 10.
sued orders for the saving OF the Chris.
t!ans.
Additional directions were cabled 10.
night to Ambassador Morgenthau.
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General weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON. March 2G.-High
pressure continues over the interior
districts east OF the Rocky Mountains.
ana the cold weather which covered
the Central and Northwestern portions
or the country Thursday night con-
tihucs over those districts, and has
extended into New England, the Mid
uie Atlantic States. the Lower Lake
region, the Ohio Valley. and the South
west. With tho exception of local
rains saturday In the South Atlantic
and Southern portions OF the Gulf
states. generally fair weather will pre-
van Saturday and Sunday II will be
ooidcr Saturday In the Atlantic States
anu the southern portions OF the Gulf
states, except Florida, and warmer be-
,~ech Mlssissippi River and the Rocky
Mountains ana In the Upper Lake re-
E!on. IT VIII he warmer Sunday in the
central Valleys. the Lake region, and
me interior of the Gulf States Cold
wave warnings have been issued for
see.
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Cdpt. E.1ezeJ7 Boa5e7o

Funeral services for Captain Edwin
Jetcr Bosher, who died early yextcr-
DAY morning at his home on the Brook
land Park Boulevard. will be held at
I o'clock this afternoon from the First
baptist Church, or which Captain
Boshcr was n deacon
Captain Bosher was prominently
Identified with the business life OF tho
city. He was member OF the firm
OF X. II. Boshcr's Sons, carriage manu-
'acturcrs, president OF the board OF
trustees OF Lee Camp Soldiers Home, a
member OF the board OF Mechanics In
shtute. Il member OF the. board o. the
Male Orphan Asylum. a member OF the
advisory board OF Hollywood Memorial
Association. and had other important
bGsincrs connections
Tho following will he pallbearers:
Active--Captain y. Lorraine W. r.
Wood, A w. Patterson. II. NJ Gwathmy.
T.. Leslie Spence. Jr.. Earnest 5. Blair.
Captain W. II Myers and Thomas ".
Joseph.
Honorary-D s. Mccarthy, Judge
George l.. Christian. James I. Gray.
General Charles j. Anderson, Carlton
Mccarthy. Rev. James j. Smith, d. d..
II. NJ Wal,hall. ". j. Whitehurst and
y. G. Wherry.
Judge Christian. in a statement given
out yesterday. paid glowing tribute
10 Captain Bosher. Captain Bosher
was a rncmbe! OF the Second Company
or Richmond Howitzers He fought
;hrou' the war with that command,
az $50 5rFe"'e'So AT N''0"A''0S' April
= can truly say said Judge Chris
,.an last night. that there was no
more gallant, devoted and patriotic
soldier IN that glorious army than
Captain Bosher. He always measured
up TO the highest standards OF the
soldier and patriot In all the trying
times OF the war"
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CHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight Release Deeds, Amounting
S7NS12.0I.

SIU,SlS.bl.
Douglas T. Taylor ct al. trustees to
Herbert +. Richardson, IS 12x134 feet
6 l-2 inches at the southwest corner
of Franklin street and Whitlock Alley.
March g 1916, S3,S43.S7.
william S. Rose ct al. trustees to
J. a. Lewis eft al. 3Ox155 feet east line
Buchanan Street. l35 feet north of
Washington Street. November 0, 1914.
$3.50.
Elan & Funston. trustees to II. r..
Huciess; 10 feet inches by 100 feet
north line Baker Street, 1874 feet Z
inches west of First Street. March
c. l.. Denoon. trustee to w. w. MIL
Ter ct al. trustees. II feet 10 inch
by so feet west line EiShth Street, So
feet Q inches north of Franklin Street
March 90, 1915, S10.S20.
w. II. Schwarzschild ct nj. to Isaac
Thalhimer ct al. As feet. on tine east
line Of Fifth Street, As feet north of
Grace Street. March 10, 1915, s2G,Sss.-
w b. Pizzini trustee to Field VIII
bon, 3liXl5o feet north line Walker
March &c. 1915. S4.702.32
Bank OF Commerce and Trusts, trus-
toe to Barney F.. Myers ct AL, 40xI40
feet south line Broad Street. 40 feet
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CHRISTIAN MASSACRE
THREATENED BY KURDS
State Department Stirred to Further
Efforts to Obtain Protection for
American Missionaries.
ACTION PROMISED BY TURKEY
Alarming Reports Of Atrocities in
Vicinity OF Urumiah, Persia-Rus-
sian Commanders Urged to Send
Soldiers to Rescue Christians.

WASHINGTON. March 2G.-Alarming
reports of atrocities. including the
hanging OF sixty men taken from the
French mission and i've from the
American mission compound at Gull
pashan. Persia, stirred the state Do
pnrtmcnt to-day to further efforts to
obtain protection for American mis-
sionar!es and refugees in the vicinity
OF Urumiah, Persia. where Kurd up
rising threatens a general Christian
massacre
Ambassador Morgenthau at Constan-
tinople has been appealed to twice by
Secretary Bryan in tho last few days
to urge tho Turkish government to
send protection to the imperilcd dis
trict. and 1t was learned tonight that
the State Department had received def
mite assurances from the Turkish gov
eminent that protection would be
rushed to the scene
1t was learned through the. British
embassy that the British consul at
Tabriz. Persia, not far distant from
the Urumiah district, acting In con-
junction with the American consul
Gordon Paddock. had appealed to Rus
sian command ers In the region near
TIfis to send soldiers to rescue the
Christian populace. Tho Russian gem
erals. It was said, were awaiting orders
from Petrograd.
AID OF RUSSIAN
SOLDIERS NOT LIKELY
In view OF present efforts OF the
American government to have Turk
ish troops sent to the region. 1t was
regarded as probable here that no
further effort would DO made to get
aid from the Russian soldicry. In view
OF hostilities between Russia and Tur-
key, aid from both sides would be i'm
possible. 1t was suggested also that
tho consuls at Tabriz were moved to
be cautious In getting troops into the
district, for fear their coming might
precipitate q massacre
The State Department tonight had
received no official notice OF outrages
at Gulpashan. few miles from Uru-
miah. as reported to the Presbyterian
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

baseball, Richmond, international
League team W.. Washington. Amer
lean League, tenn, broad street
Park, 4 O'Clock.
Acndemy-hIotion picture. "IIypo-
critrs"; matinee, 3, night, $3.50.
Bijou--Graycc Scott Company, In
"MaIn'zcIlc," $3.50.
Lyrfc-POpular vaudeville, NATL
nee, 3; night, 1880 aud q.
Strand-ParnmOunt pictures, con-
tinuous performance from Il noon
to II.
Superfor--MotiOn pictures; cou-
tlnuOus performance from 1880,
morning, to II, night.
Standardization pt,turent con-
tinuouH performance from IL noon
to IL.
New Theater--1IotIon pictures,
continuous performance from 1880,
morning, to II. night.
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ELECTRIC PEn,IIrs.

the following permits were Issued
; yesterday by the Electrical Depart
II. L. Burlington. for Jer.rsor ca,
rage. II West Main street. one light.
. Eneeincrg Bear. for Jersey Butter
company. l222 East Main Street. raise
one fixture
]. +. Caudle. for c. l.. and n L.
Denoon' East Broad Street. twenty
pany, ol6 East Marshall street, one
Goodsey & Fry. for L. j. Cheatwood
fo,est an Park, repairing detects
W: n jerks for John Mitchell n
SD East Broad Street. nine fxtrres
- l. Pnck",t. for Frank R"al,ru,nr
SIX fixtures ''''
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PLUMBING Permits.

the following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Tan.
:, kritZer g. Harmon. for Mrs. NJ. J.
hyrdi il2, North Twcnty-fifth street.
- Shappell & Bros. for DR. ] G.
LOVING. $500 Midlothian Turnpike
ktizer &c Harmon. for A p ,iiavon
etti' northwest corner Of Thirty-fourth
and y Streets ~
Williams Plumbing Company, for
!onn BAKER, lis East Sixteenth Street
capitol Plumbing Company. for ".
- chapman, 1915 and 1910 North Twen-
ty-seventh Street.
- same, for Ellison Carr. 1919 North
Iw cnty-seventh Street
Greer II. Nichols. for Mr. CIeaton, 7oa
West Twcnty-hfth Street
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nENR1co TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds of Bargain mud Sale, Amount
Ing tn s..S3O.

+. W. Dabney CT ais. to w T. Davis.
lots and ). in block IA. in the plan
Of Rloomingdaic, tax 81, SO,
benjamin T. Smith 10 Mrs. Pearl
Bcyan. lot IS. IL Robin Park $40.
Laney Jones trustee 10 + b Traylor,
81 IA acres in Narina District. 1900.
Joseph Adkins CT Tx. TO Irwin Balm,
lots 1872 and li3, on plat Of property
of Westhampton Devclnpment Corpor-
alton at Wcsthanptou tax 81 $40.
+. w. Dabncy Realty Corporation TO
Alice Delaney Lamb lot I. Flock c.
In plan of Bryan Park Heights. tax
{24O $40.
Charles I. Jorcs ct uy to G 7 Lord
10 acres in Narina District. IIenrico
County. tax 30 cents $40
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HUsTINGs CouI,T, PART II.

The jury In the case Of r. T. Elder,
a"miniStrator OF tho estate OF Ernest
l.. Elder, against the James River
FURNITURE and Mattress Company, re-
turned verdict In favor Of the de-
PENDANT.
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nENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Four Deeds Of Trust. Amounting t.
az osS

Four Deeds Of Trust, Amounting to
S3,229.23.
John T. Green to l.. c. Hazelgrove.
lot 0. in block %. In plan of Myrtle
Grove: also, property In Powhatan
County, sl.695.15.
John f. Pitts ct ux. to David Meade
White eli al. trustees. 81 1-2 acres In
Varina District. s65o
Alice Delaney Lamb ct vir to Sam
uel r. Carter, trustee. lot 1. In block
c. In the plan of Bryan Park Heights.
S1.334.0S.
Bette Moore ct vlr to J. w Lord
tom Road, $3.50.
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

The Strauss Cigar company was
awardcd q judGincn, for S43.75. in tho
tltE circuit Court. yesterday, against
H. Marshall Vaughan
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HusTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds OF Trust, Amounting t.

Robert I. Young ct uX. to A. L.
Adamson ct ais. trustees. 66x155 feet
north line stockton Street. &c feet east
OF Forty-second Street. March %. 1915.
$1,000.
Beatrice p. Lowry ct vir to same,
66Xl43 feet east line Petersburg Turn
pike. 90 feet west of Delaware Avenue
March "a. 1915. $500.
Il. NJ. Eastward to same 37Xl43 feet
south line Fairfax Avenue. 1876 feet
west OF Mason Street. March "a. 1915,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

A dispatch from Naples on March 90
said that customs officers there had
discovered contraband ammunition on
the Finland, and that thorough
search OF the vessel would be made
after she arrived at Naples The Fin
land sailed from New York February
81 for Naples and Genoa via Gibraltar
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds OF Bargain and Sale,
MI In. IN

A l.. Adamson Ct ais. to Robert ].
Young. Gexl55 feet west line stockton
street, &c feet north Of Fortv-sccond
street. March 1S, 1915. tax $50 $40.
Sam .ibramson to Becky Abrarnson.
all interest in l00xil3 feet at the south
east corner OF Ninth and stockton
Streets. March &c, 1915, tax $3.50. $40.
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT

The Noah Remedy Company has filed
=, peiition In voluntary bankruptcy In
sets were given as $5,0S9.4s and ia
biliticS, $3.i82.S2 $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

balance for this country OF over 1,;o.oce.o Co
IN three months.
Taken In connection with tho cessation
OF American travel and tho transfer OF
European capital to tho United states this
has caused n decline IN exchange such as
has not been witnessed before in half a
century
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Law AND EQUITY COURT.

Judgment for 1920 was awarded I'm
me Law and Equity Court. yesterday
10 the american National Bank against
W. IL. Harvey, and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

Locni Observation at & r. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. ~; humidity, So; wind,
direction. north; wind. velocity, S:
weather, cloudy.
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STEAMER FINLAND RELEASED

ROME, March 25 (via Paris, March
26).-A Genoa dispatch says the
steamer Finland. which was accom-
panied there from Naples by customs
officials who suspected the cargo con-
taincd contraband. has been released
after 1--WE days search. as no contra
band was found.
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March &C. 1915.

$23.o37.5o.
n. a. Mccurdy. trusto to c. T..
Souer and =. Is. Dunston. trustee to
r. r. Poindexter. 9Oxi2O feet north
line Broad street. 10 fee, west OF the
boulevard. March %. 1915. 81.
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TElE WEATHER
Forecasts virginin
Local Temperature Yesterdny.

noon temperature. A
3 j. NJ temperature so
$ L. NJ temperature .......... Al
Maximum temperature to s T. NJ. ~
Minimum temperature to p NJ AZ
~ can temperature ............... &c
Hornsl temperature ............. so
deficiency In temperature yestcr-
day
Dcnciency In temperature since
March j LAG
Accumulated excess I'm tempera
turc since January l.... 3
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Two Sales OF Large Size Admitted
to Record, With Other
Smaller Deals.
BIG BROAD STREET TRANSFER
Il. II. Poindcxter Sells to Cardozo Il
Hubbard, Inc, 100 Feet, West of
boulevard, for StS,S0O-BuiIling
Operations Improve.

Trading In local realty yesterday
was in the main for small property,
though two sales of large size de-
Teloped. There is a fair demand for
all classes. but suburban propcrt! is
showing the greatest results. Among
the sales yesterday wer. the follow
Ing: j.. i. PoindeXter To Cardozo IL
Hubbard Incorporated, $50 feet on the
north side of Broad street, just west Of
the boulevard, FOR $4,000; Herbert
T.. Richardson to Alva w Maynard.
the property at 1909 East Franklin
Street. for $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

building operations arc active. and
n large number OF permits are being
Issued by Building Inspector John T..
Butler. permit was issued ycster-
day TO z. l.. Gordon, 20 build IL two
and onc-half story brick dwelling at
William Byrd Park Terrace, TO cost
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

The Lokal Anzeiger, OF Berlin, an
nouncsd yesterday that the war levy
on the town OF Suwalki had been in
creased to $4,000, and that Grodno
had been bombarded by airmen as re-.
prisals for the "plunder and persecu-
ton" of Me,nel. East Prussia, by the
Russians. 1t was stated that other
retaliatory measures would be taken,
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Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours
IA lniall last twenty-four hours.
Dehciency In rainfall since March
Accumulated excess in rainfall
since January
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Notice!

Temporary headquarters and Of
flee of Ullman Brothers Store, at
12l5-1217 Hull Street, South Rich
mond. will be at 1115 Hull Street.
All orders received at Telephones
Madison 4160 and 4161 will prompt
ly be delivered from the Richmond
grocery company's branch, Tele-
phones Randolph 1904, 1905 and
1905.