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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11


WHERE SERVANTS SHOULD
EAT.-Not eating with servants is no
sign of hypocrisy. Conditions and
environment make what is possible
in one place all out of place in an
other.
In a country home 1 have sat at
table where the servant who cooked
the meal ate with the family and
guests. She was a real friend of the
family.
The usual servant is no friend of
the family. Does not know how to
eat except in an uncouth way (same
is true of many well-dressed people in
restaurants)) and if told how to eat
properly would resent it. Besides, the
better class of help would look down
on a family who had their help at
table with them.
Usually families wish to talk over
private affairs at meals and talk on
different subjects when the maid is
in the room.
If one does not like the present
customs one should work for woman
suffrage, then for the Socialist
party. Then in few years all will
eat properly, have mutual interests
and be one big family, just like at
our church socials certain members
serve one time and other eat at first
tables; later those who at first serve
those who acted as walters.
The Day Book is great educator.
1t has a lot of good things and tells
a lot of foolish thinks people have.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16

mr. oSofSNER BRlCk RESIDENCE,
THIRD THH pSXaHE 6 EyEB sr fGNNER Or
trust to the Undersigned trustees, dated
November Fl. 1910, duly recorded in the
the city OF Richmond. in d. b. 2O9-A
page 335. default having been made in
to do by the beneficiary, we viii pro.
coed to sell, on the premises. on
MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1915.
at o'clock p. NJ.
scribed in said deed as follows. to-wit
all that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land. with all the improvements there
ing; lying and being in the city Of
a Hich nm ni Va at the northwest corner
twenty FIVE (25) feet on the west side
Of Third Street. and running back from
said front between parallel lines. the
Byrd Street. one hundred and twenty
fhive L125) feet to an alley twenty-five
story and basement brick residence OF
about ten rooms.
TERMS: Cash suficie., 70 defray the
Guiding the trustees commission of 3
per cent. and all taxes, levies and In
surance premiums unpaid at the time
of sale, and also ratable proportion
of the taxes for the current Year: n
note for $3.50 due November 81 1914,
and a note for $3.50 due May 81, 1915.
and interest on same to day Of sale, and
a credit as to the notes now outstand-
ing and described in said deed as trust
viz: a note for s120 due November II.
1915. and note for $4,000 due Novem-
Der Fl, 1915, said credit payments to be
secured by a deed of trust on said
property, and the residue of said pur-
chase money shall be made payable in
N n G n
from the day of sale for notes with
interest added. and secured by a trust
deed on said property, or .or all cash as
purchaser.
l.. w. McVEIGH
w. J. GLINN,
Nc Weigh e. GLINN,
Auctioneers.
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,rI In execution ea cut, Of certain deed OF
Mas faSt 10 70 me ne, Undersigned trustee. dated
Office Of ches,e seseFde Glr In the clerk
y; b. lS6. page $40. default havine
n zen, made in the payment Of the debt
to do by the Beneficiary. I viii I' sefi SO so
PUBIC auction on the premises on
MONDAY. JUNE rs. 1915.
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ.
the real estate described In so,d aooa
as follows: ." s"iu oeed
-, Lot PIN, No. ], containing. four acres, in
c eH P,aH v,r OF Benssy, in Chest cid
office of Chesterfield Circuit Cour Eier nnS
s sn,n NO, ! Is located at the, corner Of
described on said plan to which re terr
f fInn Is hereby y, made for full descrip-
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the
expenses OF executing this trust, in
G Ser nn6t the ano trustees commission of
surance premiums unpaid at the time
OF sale, and also a ratable proportion
oot enc f faFes tb Tor the current year and
s2o.s2, due May 10. 1915, and on a cre aht
as to the notes. now outstanding and
s sfSS75 dp In said deed Of trust
February l6, 1916; s110.5s. due May iG,
ii9911ss;o Sl ~. due August IS. 1915;
May 1s. 1917, s19,25. due Angus August u TO-
1915; $17.67, due November Is. 1916:
s16.06. due February 16. 1916; SIZE
due May 16. 1916; s12.76. due August
16, 1915; $11.0S. due November 16. iSI6:
$9;s7' due ,d February 16. 1917; $7.64. due
Said credit payments to be secured
by deed OF trust, The residue OF tho
at one and two years from the day
Of the sale. for notes. with Interest
or for all cash. rs to said residue at
the option Of the purchaser.
Above sale subject to prior deed
of trust to the undersigned trustee
duly recorded in said court in d. b.
1913. page $50. securing the principal
sum of 100000. with interest thereon
from September "a, 1914.
r. A. LANCASTER. JR..
Trustee.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION Az SALE
VERY ATTRACTIVE STORE PROP
ERTY AND SMALL. FARM AT OIL
VILE. GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VA.
run, tx ms dated OF Certain Hssa of
record In the clerks office OF Gooch-
land Circuit Court, in Deed Book "a.
page 30l, default having been made in
payment OF a portion of the money
therein secured. and being required SO
to do by the beneficiary, / will, on
SATURDAY. 18TH OF JUNE, 1915.
at o'clock =. NJ.
on the premises. sell to the highest
bidder all that certain tract or parcel
Of land in the County of Goochland, at
Oilrille in Dover Magisterial District,
about eight miles east OF Goochland
Courthouse, containing 90 acres and 36
poles, bounded as follows: beginning at
corner with lands of n. S. Watkins;
to corner with L. a. l.. Smith; thence
south SO degrees, west 81 poles TO cor
ner with Avis: thence south 80 do
grees. east 5S poles TO the creek, and
to the point OF beginning. This is tho
verlander by DR.. e. K. Bowles by deed
dated FEBRUARY 20. 1871 and recorded
In the clerks office OF Goochland Cir
cult Court. in Deed Book 81, page LOT.
critics In Goochland County. This sale
oners an unusual opportunity for
nomeseekers as well as investors as
1t ID enhancing In value.
terms will be made known at time OF
sale. Va
LE1TH s. RREMNER.
Trustee.
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TASK MR.. BOWMAN"

For Information and rates to Califor.
MIA Expeditions before making ar
engagements elsewhere. He can proba +.
Oily save you money. Tickets by rail
or water to all points. Phone RIM
ya. $50
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NEW YORK TKODrCE MAnKrr

NEW 1DNh- juno iJ.--NaN sugar. rn,,l,..
centrifugal, t.@: nosSses. az rcrn.i
steady. Butter. Arm; cheese ,.u.c,iiei
Spot coffee steady. rice IS, "a. santos -
Early depression in the co,,on.c.a "a
market o-day due 10 scattered I!quidat,on
was IoIo"ed 10y afternoon nrnncss on ,ns
lhe close being generally one 10 Two pDints
net higher. Shler. 500 barrels Tho ma.
ket closec hIm. Spot. 6.lOfI6.27: June : On,
Gz5: July. 62aTs.2,. August, 6i?acj5 So
tcmber. tsSJt.t7; October. e.5ea6.65; Eoycnn
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c, IN exec execution Of a decree of the Cir
on the 2lst day Of May, 1915. in the
chancery cause of "Utley VS. Utley ct
ais l will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is. 1915,
at o'clock p. NJ,
the following described real estate. all
mat tract or parcel of land. with all
me lmprovements thereon. lying and
see n1as IN the County of powhatan, Vir-
trict. containing l20 acres. more or less
about one mile from Powhatan Church
ad1oining the lands Of b.. C. Hopkins.
John It. utley on the east. and w. w.
Corson, and w. Fl. Winfree on the
south.
Also all the minerals, If any. on or
under the above described tract Of land,
said minerals consisting OF such as
tound thereon. or any. person believes
10 &c; D be on or under said land. or such
neighborhood of said land
;. At the time Of the sale. the minerals,
II any. viii be frs, exposed TO sale.
afte IT,, which the land shall be offered.
mineral and the land will be offered
for sale as n whole.
TERMS: One-half OF the purchase
price price to be paid In cash. and the bal
year from the date of sale. the pur-
chaser executing negotiable note for
the deferred payment, with interest
from the day Of sale, and the title to
no retained by the court until ali tho
purchase money is paid. or ali cash at; at
the option of tho purchaser
WILLIAM NJ. JUSTIS, JR.,
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required Of
the special commissioner in the above
suit has been duly given.
JAMES a. TILMAN. Clerk.
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BOND LIST

ATLANTIC Coast Line lst 4s............... sli.
a =. - and y IS .................... Si.
a; Z. l. cH tin lSalttnore) (e!d) ...... So
chesapeake and Ohio CIV AS. ~.
ILEGett ana Myers is..................... 1885,.
Eoriiard IS .;...:....,............. 1919
NoFlo!k and western cv. as tb'd) -. l02
Seahoari Air Line stamped 4s......... 80
seaNoard Al: Line adj 5s........... s6
Southern Pacific CIV. is...... s!a:
Southern Railway As ................ tiI
SoutheFn halfway, Observation-Disclosures. ?9s,
Y. S. Registered -. 1890 tb.d) . 81
y. S. Registered SIS. 1915 did ............ loox
I. :. Panama IS, .%5i tbidl ............ .ooi.
= {: registered 80 1873 sales ........ llo7s
Snited states Stee. 81 is..-.: ............ 1927.
v ~ > MIA brown ibroS, - Ci's ........... o.
nrGinia CAROLINA Chem. 5s.............. asTS
HbHsA ueN. IS ....-...-........ ~
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AUCTION SALEs-To-Day
AUCTION sALE-ruturo DAYS.

@dE VALENIlNE AUcTIoH~
* PHONE MADISON 1905 ~
sla EAST BROAD f.
General Auctioneers.
j. D: Carneal & Son and
Elan Funston,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
NNN hoj ff5AIa h MEAfI5iEHf Ere; AND
,.ocA VI p GGkkARX. BA 81 ;. ,r :,
TWENTY-FouRTH SITS.
In execution of Il deed OF trust, dated
April 20. 1913. and recorded in the
e tha Is, offiee Of the Chnnccery Court Of
Book 222-A; pnge l55. default having
been made In the payment of the debt
thereby secured. and being required by
to decree of the District Court OF the
United States for the Eastern District
the matter of W. -. Clary. bankrmpt.
we will sell. in following manner, on
q, premises ,e: located and facing on ":
Twenty-fourth Streets. on
a. FAC oeiosk M foH the rs fol tSIi de-
S'''0eo real R hE534P%er t!S;T !a7Wit:
That certain lot of land lying and
fS. 6oI in the In, city Of ReImond "a. on
Streets, Beginning $50 feet " from Twenn
lofoot alley. thence along HasesH ST! Street, 9.
thence along said alley l55 feet feet to 9TH" IT,,
RRo oiinIdf OF beginning beg together with all
ALSO THE FOLLOWING MACHINERY.
LUMBER AID PERsoNAL
chain nssi FAY q Eor Anew B5isa!n
Machine. Fay Eaxan Sash md Dner
SSl@ImP' c5 Held Sash Caring MACHINE.
Three Side sticker. Blind Stat Tenon.
Blind Stat Wirer. Fay Eagan Blind
s sfiiIs t Borer and Mort;ser. wysong-
Band Say. l2-inch II. b. Smith Jolnter'
2 Iron Franc Rip Saws. Post Borer'
EEa aEan cu Lathf Snd c0unter Shaft Fay
Double Simmer shaper. Fay-E agani
io inin MS S9fnrb 24Iinsh Rlansr ?4ineh
Boy: lot shnfting. Pulleys. Hangers.
Mi etc. various Small Tools and
M an,f Ines large number OF Doors, Sash
of Oak. Pine and Cypress Lumber, Cedar
'9 MA;S sSte:i et Si. SAFE. s,,n a..
-iEN-r.NI-h VI SALE. snail first Offer
the said real estate and personal nron.
cry as as, a whole. and then shall offer
and then offer for sale said personal
66sotpnerty; first as whole and then in
bids received therefor to the court
THE TERMS OF SALE: If sold as a
whole, shall be one-third cash. and
the balance In two equal instaiimenta
at a. one and two years from date of sale,
the purchaser to execute nepotinbIe
notes for the deferred payments hear.
ing per cent interest from the day Of
SAFE. ana secured by deed OF trust on
the said property: or all cash. at the
option option OF the purchaser: If the said
thnd Is SOLO separately 1t shall be on
the aforesaid terms, and the personal
property shall be sold for CASH
Nj j. FULTON
r. GRAYSON DASHIELI.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
j: ID. CARNEAI. &: son.
ELAN e. FUNSTEN,
Real Estate Alictioneer,
General Auctioneers
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
COTTON MARKETS.

NV lDRt.. JNne I.--The cotton rnarket
was quiet TO-DAY. but prices ruled higher
on comparatively small demand and
closed steady n net advance OF nine 10
eleven points
Liverpool was better than due and after
opening steady at an advance q, 49, -,
SIX points, prices solo about seven to nlnc
points net higher. Some realizing causeL
rece>sions during the middle OF the tlorrIrr
but prices soon hrmed M again on the
hrHhess a. New orleans. q few .;outhnrn
buying ordcrn and renewed covering viii
htuvt months showing net gains of from
eleven % fourteen points in the later trad
ms. The Close only A pnin. or ,Nn
off from III. best under realizing
REPORTS o; general rains In Oklahoma
ann ACCOMPANIED - complaints O; grassy
hcdGs and sentiment, may also have been
Influenced by claims That boil wecvii we're
doing considerable damage in Alabeu,r
ahd parts OF Tehns. ~ no times was hily-
inG general or aggressive hut offerings were
small, FilNaic cables reported very small
oHe'ihSs IN the Liverpool market where
p'icts we're higher Oh scattered covering
E1i'Mi tErArns .lnn.a 1880 49, ---E.
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FOR RENT-Real Estate.
RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line,

The Standard Railroad Of the South
EFFECTlyE APRIL Q, lsIB
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA,rx
p. NJ. 1850 A. N. - ~ ana o;eS
For Norfolk: $500 A. H. a.oo NJ.
r. NJ. ti:1o p. n A.. $50
For N W; Ry,. West. s:ls A. H.. ,.u
Tor Psters69rE: 1850 4. NJ. e:1s A ~
. ;i6o a; NJ. s;o2 A. ID; $50 A. NJ. 500 p n
st:W +. M. ft:l0 p. M. 6:SS p NJ 6.T 1t.s
s:0 p. H.. 1l:0 p. NJ ''sS Z. NJ,
f.. GoldsGoro and Fayetteville. $500 p. I,
BIS A. M. $50 A. NJ. 1881 A. N a. .,d IA
A. 81. ii:E A. NJ. '2:i0 p. NJ, ITO p'W;fs
SS;;ni., NJ. 6:S F. NJ. 500 p. M. $500 p. N
Except Sunday. tSunday only
lit, time OF arrival and departure ana connso.
lions not guaranteed. "noo-
c. D. CAMPBELL. D. P. A.. kas Main q.
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TRUSTEES SALE

AN ATTRACTIVE HOME AND ABOUT
foOR ACRES OF LAND IN THE
VILLAGE OF BENSLEY. CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. VIRGINIA. ON THE
PETERSBURG ELECTRIC LINE
ABOUT SIX MILES FROM RICH
MOND. AT STOP 81.
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CHICAGO GRAIN ,,.pEer

0fTII.HtO GK!aIN MARKET
CHICAGO. June l5-Flnttening out OF the
export trade had such bearing effect TO-
cay that wheat fell as low 81 "A bushel
September delivery. The market developed
nut little power 70 react. and. although
steady. At the hnIsh was 2ls62n to 81. under
last night. Corn closed ltsRISi down: oats
ranging from iali. decline TO x advance
and provisions nj ?is3S cents
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styled suit. we. the undersigned special
tba MISSION IS, therein appointed for
TINS decree OF sale by himself. will pro-
oeed TO sell at public auction. on tho
the farm therein described. az follows:
uohea ana described as containing
Henrico, In the State of Virginia, be-
tween the Bethlehem Road and the ex-
o emHinn OF br0 oiia Street about one
church. and west of the city Of Rich
mona mono Va; and being the Same land
CRY Biaeker. deceased. and stannSSs
ana a6H wife In Deed Book 1894. page
IN fair order. and occupied by Mr..
Charles o; Burch. tenant. The land is
being In the immediate line Of the
western growth of the city, and near
o 90 some of Of the most ,s handsome devel
Investment in the very near future
nothing more. desirable can be secured
tha 1E INsnS, q, Cash h,. as to one-fourth OF
tho purchase money in three equal in.
stailments. at one. two and three years
Win interest thereon from date OF sale.
The said deferred instailments To- he
evidenced e by the, negotiable notes Of
tention OF title by the court until all
the purchase money Is fully paid and n
conveyance is ordered by the court.
J. ALSTON CABELI
HENRY r. MILLER
Special Commissioners
j. THOMPSON BROWN 6 co.
Auctioneers
certify that the bond required nv
the above decree Of the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 11th dav
Of June, 1915. '
Teste:
CHAS. o. SAvILLE.
Clerk.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
'Rrnorted by Rodgers, Plummer & Co. Incl
PETERSBURG: VA. June 16.-Spanish-
Farmers stork-Market steady. First quail
ity, Sc per bushel: onGrade. ioc to soc per
5ushel. Observation-Disclosures stock-Market
steady. Fancy Jumbo. 3kc per pound !.
fancy handpcked. 8Ec per pound. extra
prime. &c per pounds: Smelling stock. &c to
2isc per pound.
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the market is improving Cotton goods
generally 1uiet. Duck. firm. and wash
sooos nnd white goods In steady request for
prompt shipment Yarns, generally quiet.
SILKS, quiet. and ribbons dull
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. June 16.-Turpentine.
$50 casks: shipments. seG casks: stock.
g. SIS casks; az Rosn. firm: sales. LII barrels:
rels; stock. .2.e5l barrels. Quote: AR, so..
CD. $40; f. 2I5; r. 800; G. 32S: II. saSG 80
!; $50: X. 3TS; NJ 425; N. sis: VIC, $50;
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James Aston Cabell. Administrator,
{. t. A. OF NJ. N. Blackcr
s. H Hancock and others
Decree entered April l6. 1915. Chan
Gerry Court. City OF Richmond, va.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jun. ,a-r,.,,o-,t,,.
weathti reports Of crop damage through
excessive rains ana alsiius %, increasi,,s
upIi WeeNii HHmagc. caused Il huy!pr wv
IN the cotton market TO-DAY. which out
prizes twelve 10 fourteen points over vcs
t@rn'Ys last quotations. The atyurr. va .
wei! maintained tn" close being al :, NO.
gain OF ten 70 tnirleoa points
Throughout the session oc.s,rys No..
light. and there was &. quick ratnons" "
buying order. '''7' i"
Tho oortinHed advance In Iocas spo, prtcD.
ana reports from the interior ma, s,ot :
were h2i inclined 20 Jet 20 except at fuJi
prl.fs mao 'onsiderab!e bullish eject a.,
sentiment "a al ais" the conrinini CON
rarat!Veiy !aTg" export movement. Etxno",
to-day went over the s,OJ5wO mark ~ .
Total for the scatOu being ,GJ. "a Co,,.''
failures Closing: IH!y. g23: Ostnb., So
Dec Der 40 January. 1906; March. n p,
spot cotton steady; SIX points w. mi 49,,
SOS. Sales on the spot, ~ Gal.s. nm
rive, w. 90
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MARKET CONDITIONS
Poultry-Chicken receipts light: market in
good condition. Hens-dull. EsEs-Markct
gull; outlook lower; demand very light
BCtter-Market firm: receipts light; market
In splendid condition. Country meats re.
main dull. ll!des-Mnrket In good active
condition. Wool-Aiarkct firm. Live stock
in general selling. fine veals especially.
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SEW YORK. juno i5-rort ,oy.r,.
S!i3 20. s's5c Exports. 'si bales: stock
7o;a! to.day a, an por.s--ye, rsce,n,
I;". bales exports, 9752s bales: stock
Total for ",ek-,N't receipts >, 3es haels
Total fcr season Net receipts 10 40 oao
bales: exports. s.OO255. bales
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BY J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs
lib East Main Street
COMMISSIONERS SALE

VEST BROAD STREET ACREAGE.
STAPLES MILL ROAD. ADJOINING
BETHLEHEM CHURCH,
Owned by NJ. NJ. Hackers Estate.
THURSDAY. JUNE, IT. 1915,
at SEQ Z. NJ.
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containing l2O acres. moro mr. lace u.i,,
dwelling house and necessary outbuiid
ings thereon. in Huguenot Magisterial
LDLlstrlct. one mile from Powhatan
Snurch. and about is miles from the
lily OF Richmond. near the Bucking-
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
TRACT OF LAND IN POWHATAN
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e5STfN Ne' '"""Nls y,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
McVEIGH & GLINN,
Real Estate Auctioncers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THE CORNER BRICK RESIDENCE.
No 224 SOUTH THIRD STREET. AT
THE NORTHWES CORNER OF
THIRD AND BYRD STREETS.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
AUCTION SALES-To.Dav

> DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. juno !5-There was no-.
Rctlylty in mems wear to-day Tho Iona 81
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HIDE AND WOOT. MARKET

Glue ant damaged hides at value
according 10 how bad they are
damaged
Green hides should be thorough
~ sa!tca in warn, weather to
Keep them from spelling.
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NEW YORK. June i5.-Mercantile parer
sEGss. Sterling. sixty day bills, si7i. de.
Inand. 4.ISh; cables, S.T7. Bar silver, 1914.
Mexican dollars. 3sl.. Government bonds
steady: railroad bonds irregular Time
loans, eaIy; siNty-day bills. :i.N2is: ninety
days. 2i7QSi.. sin months. SGSi.. Call money
steady; ruling rate Ia.
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sunday acoomm odation trains I.,y. pIh. = ~
fron, E rTs frsae.eLsbursi arrive Riba I0.IS II.
,UsiIy. All trains te or from Byrd Rt,.,e
otetlon stop At Eiba. Time o arrivsis 80 ss
s-'a''' nor guaranteed. Read the siEns
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ACCOMMODATION TRAiHs-wEEKDaYs.
Leave Byrd ST. Sta. 4. 90 p. n. for F,,a.,t.S.,
Arrlve Byrd st. Sta. S.26 AN. from Fred.,ict.h
Ashland. ''oo "a. iof
arrive Elba SITS: $50 An, 1884. u. s.aap. n
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Nc Weigh e. GLINN,
AuctioncerS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

Charlotte, II; Winston Salem, .
Durham, s, greensboro. l..
AshsNilic, .; Raleigh, 90 innings.