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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
ELECTRIC PL:nNIIrS.

! The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
| Martin K Myers. for BRYAN Estate.
H0 East Broad street, two outlets and
/ fixtures.
| j. Il. Caudla, for John Kane. 500
! Fifth Avenue. changing location Of
one fixture.
Same, for w. II. Hawks. 72S West
! Broad street. changing meter loop.
| Lyons Il Williams. for W. 5. Porter.
2@20 East Marshall street. ten fixtures.
Same, for Mr.. Rupp, Ills Brook
/ Avenue, eight fixtures.
I Same. for same. twelve outlets
! Same, for J. 4. Mosby, 7l5 West
/ Catherine street. seven fixtures.
! Same. foT y. w. Bowe X Son. 500
/ West Franklin Street. twenty-five FIX
! lures.
Same. for William Il Pizzini, Byrd
Park Terrace, tive outlets.
Winston Electric Construction Co
| FOR Mrs. Whitlock, $40 West Frank
, lin Street. one light.
Same. for Mrs, W. T. Massic 800
North Harrison street, three outlets.
! W. II. Jcnlis for G. w. Pollard. l42O
Z Park Avenue two drops
! two lights.
seventeenth street. i've lights, ''' 81
! Same. for J. Il. Harmon. 1925 FLOYD
Avcnuc, twenty cigh, outlets
Same, for I. l.. Richardson. 2O2S
Stuart Avenue, two outlets
| Same. for DIR. stuart. 1919 West Ave-
| nue.. two outlets.
Same, for Atlantic Construction Co.
| S Louisiana Street. eighteen outlets.
same. for same 10 Louisiana Street.
eil: hIccn outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05

Modern miracles must still exist. for
the recovery of Mrs Nora Van Zant
Thayer. 81 Center Street, Dayton. o.,
given to us in the Bible. The following
Is taken from Il signed letter written to
us by Mrs. Thayer:
when a child | suffered from ton
silitis and catarrh in my head AS
grew older the trouble became more
general and the suffering more severe
, until my nerves were in a weakened
an effort: Life was at times almost
unbcnrable, and many times lay down
to sleep hoping l might never waken.
constant. Every little cold brought on
cough, and the nervous prostration
gradually became worse: I had paipi-
heart and sinking spells upon the least
eXertion. My limbs were numb and
swollen. Doctors and medicines did
me no good
I'm October, 1910. became much
worse, and went rapidly toward what
seemed to be the end. became almost
h NJ, Less l could not sit up or stand.
was blind at times and could speak
only in whispers with difficulty. I also
suffered much pain in. my brain and
spine. l stopped coughing. There was
constant rattling and burning in my
throat. put there was no outward sound.
on Friday, December !. 1910, | took
my first dose of NATURES Creation. AL
only existing. On the fourth day a
great amount Of mucous loosencd, and
a strange hope and encouragement
came to me- The medicine in effect was
unlike anything l had ever taken T
never lost the hope that came to mo
with the first dose of medicine Re-
covcry was necessarily slow. for think
Every cell OF the body was renewed. and
this renewal could only be brought
about by the action OF the medicine.
because In tho helpless condition OF the
body, its Inability to exercise or prop
f 10 do '0 her, n mnture had ttle
, became stronger until was able to
SIT up, and could speak aloud. the pains
grew less severe. and Improvement gen
orally faster. until In time I was able
to be up the greater part OF the day.
From the time | began their treat
ment took no other medicine except
tonic prescribed by Natures Gre
atoms physician. Sometimes 1t seems
too good to be true. but nothing Is
ever that, and I earnestly hope that
other sufferers may be helped as have
| Natures Creation did for me. il will do
for others. God has been wonderfully
good to me"
on February Is. 1915. Mrs. Thayer
prove, was married january and am
happy in my own home, doing all my
work and looking forward to living II
busy. happy life"
Natures Creation is a most remark
ahle remedy for tuberculosis and con-
ditions leading to II, such as asthma.
bronchitis. catarrh, impure blood and
r r.. ro", system. Learn more about it
tanning photos and testimonials Of pcn-
pie You may know. Send for copy. NJ
l.. Haymhnn. Az State Life Bldg, In
diannpolis. Ind.
beware of tmitntIonx-use
only the original and genuine
Natures Creation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate mar
ket yesterday was dun. the sales be-
inG confined entirely TO the transfer
OF small property. Henrico County
lands ana property on the Southsidc
were also inactive. The business
transacted WAS in the main for sub
urban lots. The sales for the day were
less than $4,000, of which amour,
there was one deal for $4,000 made
about two years ago
The Building Department issued a
permit yesterday TO the Modern Home
builders to build TWO two-story frame
dwellings on the east side of Third
Avenue. Highland Park, between Vic
tor and Curtis Streets, that will cost
10000
Application for permit was made
yesterday by the City School Board for
the new Fulton Hill School that is to
ne erected at the corner of Orleans
ana Marshall Streets. The contract
was recently awarded to j. T. Nuckols
al approximately $4,000 but certain
changes have been made in the plans.
placing the cost Of the building at
<SDcUO. Work OF the building will be
started in Il few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
MAKES YOUR STOMACH
FEEL FINE---ENDS INDIGESTION
All stomach Distress Quickly Disappears Famous Pre-
scrIp'ion. iiealth, Strength and Vgor Result from
Perfect Digestion.

People who suffer from weak stom
ach. distress after eating. bclching Of
gas, sourncas bad taste in mouth, foul
breath. hiliousness, dizziness, nervous
ness or dyspepsia in any form. should
not be satisfied with a max cshift rem
cdy.
The stomach was made TO digest
food, and when through abuse or acct
dent IL becomes weak and rum down.
immediate steps should be taken TO
build il UP. to put strength and elias
ITCHY into the nabby muscular walls,
so that il will be able to extract nu-
tritious matter from the food and send
it to enrich the blood.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are made
from n prescription containing ngrc-
dents that purify, rcnovate and assist
the stomach to become strong enough
10 do what nature intended il should
M-o-na stomach tablets will. II
taken regularly, almost invariably
turn an old overworkcd stomach into
a new. strong, sweet one In few
weeks There Is no other prescription
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
BODY IDENTIFIED
nnn KILLED by Locomotive Was Hugh
Largest, who Recently Came Here
From iopcwclI.

The body OF the man killed by i
shifting engine OF the Chesapeake and
ohio railway at the foot OF Fifth
street carly on Wednesday night. was
yesterday identified AS that of Hugh
Longest, OF ~ Maiden Lane who came
TO the city three days ago from Hope
well, where he had been working
II was announced at Blilcy's an
dcrtaking establishment last night that
the funeral would take place from the
residence to-day. Longest was thirty
eight years old ana WAS unmarried
Seymour Nash, colored Waterman at
Seventh and Byrd Streets, found the
body and notified members OF the en-
gino crow who We're unaware Of the
accident. Coroner Taylor yesterday in
vcstisated the case and announced that
he deemed AN inquest unnecessary.
l.. ii. Carter. engineer OF The loco
motive which killed Longest, who was
arrested by Policemen Reid and Clarke
ON technical charge OF involuntary
manslauehter. will be tried in Police
Court tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
POLICE BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION MEETS
invested Fund for Pensions to Police
men Now Amounts to
$12O,OOO.
NORRIS PRESENTS REpoR,
New Rule Allows Any Member OF
Police Force to Retire on Pen
sion After Service OF Twenty-Five
Years.

In the annual meeting held yester-
pay afternoon in the rooms Of the
iustings Court. the Police Benevolent
association elected officers for the en-
fuihg year and adopted resolutions
making IL voluntary on the part of
Policemen to retire at the end OF TWEEN
@y-hue years OF service. with a pension
(Which then shall be in force. The reso-
jutions were so drawn that any police
biticer now serving the city may retire
II the end OF twenty.-vc years service
|tnd draw pension. There were Il few
opponents. but the final vote was APP
|)roximately ; TO l.
L. Y. Morris, president Of the board
|,nd showed that the association il
now possessed OF funds amounting to
$4,000. all OF which Is invested in
ftate. city ana other safe securities
|rhe fund Is sufficient to provide a
pension o.! $40 Il month 70 men now
retired and to men who may be re.
irtd Within the near future. As the
und increases. the pension viii be In
'rcased. until II is proportionate TO
he amount invested and TO the time
|icrved by the officers. All of the Off.
GERS OF the board Of directors with
|)nc exception, were reelected. The
Exception was John w. Boyd. son of
|James y Boyd, wdo died within the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
POLK MILLER IS
AWARDED AGENCY
Best known Local Druggist
Gets Exclusive Privilege
to Introduce Ii.
Il. {. Prince Arrives and Busy
ut Once on Plans for
Distribution.

The FOLK Miller Drug Company an
nopnces that IL has been awarded the
exclusive distributing pcrini; hN T. G..
i'rlnce FOR the now famous stomach,
kidney and Live" Remedy known as
lahiac. Il recent nut already we'll
known discovery o! the cooper Mcdi-
cine co. 5 corps OF experts at the Day
ton Laboratory
NM Prince Immediately upon ms ar
rival mere awarded the exclusive sale
10 the three FOLK Miller stores ana
ARRANGEMENTS are nearing completion
Tor the Iah!ac demonstration at the
Main street store.
FOR the beneht OF those suffering
from me all TOO prevalent troubles
TOT Wnich Iahi"c In thousands OF
cases, mas proven the one beneficial
remedy, Mr.. irince announces Il repre-
sehta'i VIII always be IN attendance
al me MALI street store TO courieously
cAp,"ih lAh!ac.
me statements OF hundreds O! VIZ
E'h'an ptop'e VINO "lthin inc past lie"
i.lo,tt ns i'Ee 'aht' iahiht WIN Won
"e'i u' rcauns VIII ne p"hiiSheo rs laS'
40 SPACE VIII permit III thlS ana other
.oe"' p npeiS' 70 Prove pcso hu an ooupt
anu rowuiS o, 'ne srcal prcp'r a'loii'
"'u p.opi: VINO S"nct rom tnr com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
BuILnINL; PERMITS.
Seven building Permits. Amounting
In


Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows
Mrs. Elvira Il. Lycreman. TO build
"a two-story brick store and dwelling
at 2lO4 East Main street. to cost s4.-
Oc0.
G. *. Lassitcr. to build brick ga
rage In rear of 30lG Monument Ave
nue.. to cost sl.5uo.
Modern Home Builders, to build two
two-story frame dwellings on the east
side of Third Avenue. between Victor
and Custis Streets, to cost $4,000.
Realty and Finance Corp. to build
a two-story frame dwelling on the
east side of Woodson Street between
Jones Street and the Lady Mile Road,
TO cost s30l2
j. W. Allison. Jr.. to build n brick
garage I'm rear Of 90S West Franklin
! street, TO cost 500.
Terrell Building Co. to build a two
story frame dwelling at 1865 Second
Avenue, TO cost $4,000.
J"hn \. Donau. TO repair brick
stable at lo6 North Eighteenth street.
TO cost s2aG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
STATE DEBT S24.123.139
Second Auditor Roosevelt PnEe Sub
nits Ills Annual Report to
Governor Stuurf,

The annual report of Second Auditor
Roosevelt Page was submitted yester-
day to Governor Stuart.
The report shows the public debt
of the state on October to be S24,-
l23. 1876. This Is Il reduction from
last year amounting TO $4,000. OF
that amount. the sinking fund can
cc!ed S2li.Su0. while discount on bonds
funded amounted TO Sl.350.19.
The Second Auditor says In his re-
port: Although the report shows that
the reduction of the debt Is less than
1t was in the year previous. there Is a
balance OF hand to the credit of the
sinking fund to be applied TO the re-
duction of the debt OF S4i.577.15. as
compared with s722.06 at the end OF
the previous year"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
CuANCEKY DEEDS or TRUST.
Nine Deeds Of Trust. Amounting

Mn" Deeds of Trust. Amounting
to S.5.774.5O.
y. &. Gentil Ct uxs TO Elan 4. Fun
-'"u, trustees 29Xl43 feet inches
north line Byrd Street. 57l-2 feet
west Of Fourth Street November /,
1876 $3.50
l-ittleton Fitzgerald 1t ux. to John A.
Coke. Jr., trustee 80 feet SI-2 inches
by los feet , inches south line Main
street. % feet ; inches east Of Sec
"nd street. November ., 1915: Si.72o
William T. Farley 10 Loney Jones
trustee. 1rNl2c feet north line Glad
stone Avenue. 100 feet west Of Nnpo-
80. '''>s'''"e' D. i''"'
William 2 Tallsy to Lhdlnhrdluh
noon ct ais. trustees, 25Xl22 feet cas-;
line Eight ccr;h street. between Broad
and Marshall streets. September Is.
1913: $l.lso.
Henry ). wnllerstcln to H. r.. pol
northwest corner of Fourteenth and
Marshall streets. October IL. 1918: ST.
a5f -
Thomas T. McCrackcn ct nx. TO Same
tpNl7' feet inchcN south line Hanover
Avenue, - feet east Of G!lmour street.
October -. 1918; $685.
Joseph Nora ct ux to John r.
!irond street. 3Si :cet east of THIRTY
sixth street October y. 1915: Sl.O5O.
w. I. Lindsay 81 uX. to Isador shan
iio, trustee lot Is in block 3 i'm the
plan o: providcncc Park. November
Robert y. Wildborc et TX. 10 L.Ro,.
Il. Brown, trustee. SSXl35 feet M thc
northeas, corner of Twenti.,h a ',,G
ti"nkHn streets. October -, 1915:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Council street Committee, city
Iihll, = o'clock. TO inspect routes
for proposed North Richmond Bouie-
ward.
John Marshall High school. nd
dress on 'SUcinlIsm and Reform"
by John Spnrgo. S:i5 n'ciOrk.
Convention Virginia State Dental
Association AT Jefferson Hotel.
Church OF the Epiphany parish
hnil, Church Workers SOcIcty sup
per. go y o'clock.
Third Virginia Regiment Associn-
ton reunion, Murph!'s lIOtct, 4
o'clock.
Acndcmy-Mrs. I.npgtry, In Mrs.
ThOmpsOn," $50.
BijOu-DOrOthy Mortimer Conn
pnny, I'm "Nfthin the Law" $40.
Strnnd-t:rnyce Scott Company, In
"rhe Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
S:30.
lyric--IOpuinr vaudeville and
pictures; mntinec, 3; night. 1:aO
md %.
i.ittic-Pnrnnount pictures; con
tInuouS performances.
Coiohini-oI"tion pictures; contin-
nous performances.
inis--Motion pictures; continuous
performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
SIX Deeds of Bargain nnL Snlc,
Amounting TO 22.nI5.

a $. Buford. Jr.. special commits
sioner, TO Ebert T. Davis, Gl3 and G15
Holly Street, also. 57x2S feet on east
side OF an alley. which extends south
from Holly street. % feet south o..
Holly Street. November 3. 1915: $500.
II. L. Pollard, Jr.. trustee, to Henry
:. Wallerstein, i0x1l5 feet at the
northwest corner OF Marshall and
Fourteenth Streets. October 10, 1915;
$500
NJ. 6. Courtney ct viz to Terrell
building Company. 3JXii0 feet west
lin" EnSlow Avenue, lao feet south Of
io!lock street. November 2, 1915;
tax, 81; $40.
j. W stewart "a Joseph Nora, 2lx-
i"i feet north lin. Broad Street, 3si
feet cast of Thir;y-sixth Street. Octo-
Der y, 1919; tax, Si.30; $40.
Luther w Bates to r. y. Wildhor.
81 al. SsNilO feet at the northeast cor
mer Twentieth ana Franklin Streets;
also. a loXii strip adjoining above lot.
September -. 1912; tax SIS; $40: re-
recorded.
John Is. Gayle ct ux. to Virginia b.
6. itllyson, 10ox233.5 feet west line
seminary Avenue, 100 feet south Of
Mapl"wood Avenue. October 10. 1915;
tax. 50; 50, love and affection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
Richard Watkins Carrington and De-
ia Pattcson Davenport.
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday by
the state Corporation Commission to
the following concerns:
Petersburg Piano Corp, pcterSburg:
maximum. $4,000, minimum. $4,000:
par value. 500: dealing in musical in
struments III. 5. Lectc. president
Philadelphia: y. j. Thompson vice
president. Petersburg: w. w. Crock
er. secretary ana treasurer. Atlanta,
Ga.
l.iesfeid Storage Corp. Richmond:
maximum, $4,000. minimum, $1,000:
par value. 500: storage business John
j; Liesfeld, president: l.. Il. Hatke.
vice president: Perry Seay. secretary
and treasurer, all Of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
JUDGE WHITE TO SIT
|NSiii Preside In Suit of e.. "a rbr,.I.
morton Against Kcnricu County
school Board

Judge b ID. White. of Princess Anne.
WIS designated yesterday by Governor
Stuart to sit for Judge Sco;t , nort
|ot the November term In the Hcnrico
Circuit Court. Judge White will nrc.
side at the trial Of the suit of C. w.
'rhrockmor VS.. the Hcnrico Comfy
School Board Mr.. Throckmorton
brought the action to recover fees
claimed by him In the annexation pro-
cecdings, when county territory woc
annexed by the city OF Richmond. The
school board was made defendant i'm
tho action because the board is GUS
todian OF the fund from which Attor
ney Throckmorton claims the fees
should be paid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05

on earth that can do so much for tho
great majority of stomach sufferers as
Ml-o-na stomach tablets.
y stomach constantly treated win
strong, artificial diRcstcrs, given sim
pi! to do the work your stomach ouph,
10 40 VIII soon become lazy and uahh>,
from want of exercise and will crad,,-
ally demand the strongest dieesters
ana more of them until the limit is
reached; the stomach is dead before
thc man. but the man will quickly
follow.
Mi-o-nn tablets will relieve your dis
trcsscd stomach and will make II feel
good in few minutes But, Mi-o-na
Is made 10 do more: IL is prepared IN
allay the cause OF stomach distress and
it is guaranteed to do so or your money
checrfully refunded. Ask Tragic Drug
Co about it.
Try box or that liberal basis. Won
unfortunatcs. who suffer from n rebel
lious stomach. and make an effort to
forever rid yourself of stomach misery.
It's an inexpensive treatment and
money back If YOU are not satisfied.
Booths Pills always give joyful sat
isfaction in constipation. csc. Gentle
In action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05

Tonight sure! Take Cascarcts and
enjoy the incest, gcntlcst liver and
bowel cleansing YOU ever experienced.
CascarctS Will liven your liver and
clean your thirty feet or bowels with
out gripping. You will wake up feeling
grand. Your head will he clear breath
right tongue clean, stomach sweet
eyes bright. step elastic and complex
ION rosy-thcy'rc wonderful Get Il
Decent box now at any drug store.
Mothers can safely give whole Cas-
carct to children any time when cross,
feNcriSh. bilious. tongue coated or con-
stip0tcd-thcy are harmless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05

1T 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
lritchard, Knapp and Woods. and Dis
trict Judge Connor. in attendance.
Court announced ana handed down it's
opinion In the following cases:
No. l333-John l.. Roller. trading as
the Excelsior Oak Extract Company.
p!aintiff in error. VS.. George II. Leonard
X Co.. to use Of Mardcn. Orth and
Hastings. defendants in error: error to
the District Court at llarrisonbur.. Va
opinion by Judge Conner. Reversed.
No. l3i3-Samucl Stephenson. plain
IN in error, VS. Atlantic Terra Gotta
Company. defendant In error: error to
the District Court at Charleston. w. Va
opinion by Judge Pritchard. Affirmed.
No. l35i-Southern Railway Com
pnny. appellant VS., Gustavus ~. Peplc.
trustee In bankruptcy OF Stanton Tan
ming Company. Inc. bankrupt. appellee:
appeal from the District Court at Rich
inond. Va. In Bankruptcy. Opinion by
Judge Woods. Affirmed
No. l3GG-Charles Hall Davis. appel
liant. rs. Virginia Railway and Power
Company. Equitable Trust Company Of
New York, substituted trustee under
ger ana Power Company, Central TruS.
Company OF New York trustee. and
Metropolitan Trust Company OF the city
of New York. trustee, appcllecs: appeal
from the District Court at Richmond.
opinion by Judge Woods. Reversed
No lS72-City of Charlotte. plaintiff
in error, vs. Atlantic Bitulithic Com
pnny' defendant in error; error to the
District Court at Salisbury. y. G..
opinion by Judge Knapp. Affirmed.
No l375--Thc Western Union Telc-
graph Company, plaintin in error. vs.,
Mrs. Sophia Hughes. defendant in error
error TO the District Court at Florence.
;. {, Opinion by Judge Knapp. At
iirined,
Cases argued yesterday:
No i25i-GcurGe ). Day, plaintiff in
error, vs.. The United States, defendant
In error: error to the District Court
AZ LynchbuHg. ON rchearins. Argued
by Charles y. Hammer. Harrisonburg.
Va, for the plaintiff in error. and by
kichard Evelyn Byrd. United States
District Attorney, for the defendant in
error. and submitted.
No l276-lIish land Park Manufac-
turing Company, appellant. vs.. l.. q.
steele Mary l.. Steele. ct al, appellces:
appeal from the District Court at
Gr"cnviilc. :. G. On reargument. Ar
Sucd by G. f.. Spencer. Yorkvillc, s. c.,
and Charles -. Tillctt, Charlotte, ~ g.,
for tho appellant, and BY q. L. Finley.
lorkv'l!e. :. c. and T. NJ. Blythe.
Case in call to-day:
No. l3GS-Pcninsula Bank of Will
liamsburg. Va, ct al appellants. vs..
Edward w. Wolcott ct al, trustees or
X II. Richardson n Sons. appcllecs;
appeal from the Distric, Court at Nor
ioik. In bankruptcy. To be argued by
Flank Armstead. williamsburg. FOR
the appellants and by Sidney J. Dudley
hampton, and McSsrG. Wolcott, Wolcott
Landlord ~ kear. Norfolk, for the
appellees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
Sent to GRIND Jury.

Joseph Ford, colored was sent on to
the grand jury from the Police Court
yesterday OH charge Of having in
his possession an order on the store
keeper OF the Tredegar Co, Inc. In
which the figure l had been erased
and the figure . inserted, thus calling
upon the storekecper for payment of
50 worth OF goods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
cHANCEHN RELEASE DEEDS
"'ie"Ae Deeds Amounting I

ST. If.
IL. runsten. trustee 10 C. w Davis
=. al, ZpNl2o feet south line Taylor
street. l" feet east Of West S,rca,
october L, 1915, Sl.iOO. '' =
9. H. White ct al. trus,a. =, l..
Melton 2lXSc feet at tie southenst c,~.
nvi OF buchanan Street and Ea;rG.ld
i i.onu; also :iXso feet east line sue.
p ,,Li street u feet south of Fairfield
H. K. Pollard. Jr. trustee. 10
anderson. 25Nli5 feet north line Ma.
snail street 10 feet east OF THIRTY.
Richard W. Jonrs 80, o., i'i., Sl.i"h'
Ierkins; lot in block f in the nIan
OF Park Place. September z. l0i5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
PLUMBING PERMITS.

yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
ders:
kritzcr x Harmon. for Stuart T..
brown North Sycamore Street.
Pcmbcrton and Benson, for l.. O.;
Ncrmillera, l6OO MARYLAND AVemuc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05

WASH INGTDN. NOVcmbcr The
weather east OF the Rockies Friday ana
Saturday VIII he fair, with moderate
temperature. storm warnings dis
played on the Atlantic Coast from
Delawar" Byeakwater 20 Passport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05

William sidney. alias William Saun-
ders. colored, will he arraiened In the
Police Court to-day on a charge Of
stealing 4 pistol. watch. pocket book
and breast pin, al valued at $SS75
from Sarah Jones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours. Non
Deficiency in rainfall since March
Deficiency in rainfall since Jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-05

|: noon temperature. ............ %
3 T. NJ. temperature. ............. ~;
Maximum temperature TO j. NJ. Hb
Minimum temperature to J.. NJ. -
Mean temperature .......... ! !
Normal temperature ............ -
deficiency In temperature. ...... )
Deficiency ia temperature since
March .................. 202
uary .....:........ 20