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cHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting fn Sa3.2nA.

G. =. keppler to Charles II. Metz
ger. ~ feet II I-2 inches by So feet .
y inches north line Cary Street. 40
%, 1916; tax. So, $40.
w b. Pizzni. trustee. to Noah Brad
ford % feet inches by l25 feet east
line. Fourth Street. 1914 feet north Of
Jackson Street. June "a. 1916; 1880
Drewry Mansion Corporation to j..
Brown. 27xl29 feet south line Grove
June 49, 1876 tax. $3.50. $40.
Annie G. Clarke to Collie Z. Shack
ford, lo0Sl+5 feet al the northwest cor
ner OF Montrose Avenue and the Brook
tax, 50. $40.
John Z. Wells ct ux. to Real Estate
security Co.. 25X17o feet Q inches north
line Cary street, 14l feet IL inches
Sl.75o.
Joseph a. Trainum to Mary Bertha
Uranium. 24xllO feet at the southeast
corner of Randolph and Dance Streets
June 26' 1916; tax, Sl.20, love and af-
lection.
a. j. Crafts to Fred c. caswelI
is IL by 81 feet north line Jay Street.
30 feet west of Mosby Street. June IS.
John +. Minor ct ux. to a. V. Lewis.
23Xl40 feet on the southwest side OF
Fairfield Street, near Seventeenth
street. March IS, 1915; tax. 80 cents,
J. 4. Lewis to Amelia V. Lewis. o5x
la2 feet south line Cedar Street. SIS
feet east of Seventeenth street. Oc-
toher 20. 1915; tax. 81, $40.
l.. II. Allen ct uN. to Clara l. Allen.
IS feet at the northeast corner of Me-
June IS. 1916; tax, s2.2o. $40.
,nany levy s st q5 to feet Albert sor,6 g. n n
Grace Street. rs feet west of Allison
Street. June 80. 1915; tax, 5000. $40.
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cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Four Release Deeds, Amounting to
SS5JO -

j. A. Cabell ct al, trustees. to
Greater Richmoond Realty Company,
in block %: also lots Is, Is and % in
block "a; also lots 80 and 80 in block
10: also lots IL and IS in block e6;
also lots % and "a in block 10: also
lots %. 30 and 80 in block l6; also
lot IL in block II, and lot ~ in block
%. lot In block IS. and lots I. s, II
and is in block in the plan of Monu-
Same to same. lot . in block "a lots
4: IL. 81 and 80 In block IS: lots and
is in block IS: also lots S. .. 10. II and
and ~ in block Is; also lots and {
in block 3S: also lots "a and 30 in
block %; also lot IL in block "a lot IS
block 23. lot IS I'm block 49, lots 81
and % in block :, and lots ;. 4. ) and
II i'll block 3 in the plan of Monument
AI H O. t MdGurd NpF'i 1e, 1915 So
Snowa. 2SXl50 feet north line Clay
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector
r, II. Harris. for R. H. Skipper. 1903
Claiborne Street.
Dallas S. Bruce. for A. G. Shutter.
912 Perry Street.
II. J: rolker, for Sam II. Perb. 2llo
East Marshall street.
w. r. Henrick. for C. NJ Hughes.
1SDS Virginia Avenue.
Same. for A. c. Hall. 1912 Enslow
Avenue.
William Brennan. for w Kimbrough,
28o5 and 2S07 Floyd Avenue.
McNickie e Mcmahon, for Roland
Park Corporation, Hawthorne Avenue
and the Brookland Park Boulevard.
X l.. Holmes Jr.. for Alfred Fer
Street.
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COTTON MARKETS.

EEW YORK. June G0-The circulation ~,
itM Jul! notico~ CAUSED some near.mnr,b
th, aa In the cotton m.r'sct hcrn 70.
u ad.. ai,n nuci Ga t!"Hs wcrc Irregular Oihor.
Wise' however. there was Vcrv iitrlc To-,
s1ry ar sno tcr selling 20 l2s!c. July clos"
az IL &c with th' general list Closiug stead,
net urchangsd to : points niEh"r ""''
The market opened a. an aJrauc, =, +,
tr po!nts. but prices turned easier rich;
aiter the call = iitglc pressure e1ninst rev
TYP 'icHNhsIi.s cane ptriy from l.!vcrpool
sources during tn, carly trailing and nc,r
CIol. months wor"od - POINT net lover
"'hhths .nss miHil~ Of the day, July. mean.
mn, SOLO points unO.r last pirht's che
ms nsures, hut tho offerings Of the n"sr
month were r bsoTbed a. tho dirf.ran"a
%!dsncd nut unCcr October and as .onn = .
Jul! Stcad'e9. .dtcr deliveries rallied 70
apout or shade over lat NIGHTS ,jCsin,.
hsu,es' tchfia! business wa, extremely
ILL.,, TT. private crop reports wcr. pub.
ilshed during IN" day. with the cnnd,tio,,
hgures ranging from 's.5 to sos per cent
inc talk around the ring has rejected ami, :,
a general e&pec tation that tho goyerp,rnn.
report to-rnorrow morning viii be slightly
uneer Inc ltn-NeaF average Of So. nor
cent. frlvate acreage reports. however
ranged iron! about TO Y points increase
COInpaTeG Win
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sold j. Brown twenty-seven feet on the
south side Of Grove Avenue. west of
Elm Street. for $4,000 c. B. Keppler
sold to Charles II. Metgzer nineteen
feet eleven and one-half inches on tho
north side of Cary Street, east Of Vine
Street, for $4,000
The monthly report of Building In
spector John Z. Butler, for the month
OF June, which was issued last night
shows substantial increase in the
building operations of Richmond, as
compared with the same month a year
ago. Permits Issued by the department
show an increase Of about 800. 900 over
last June. we'll as a gain over other
months this year.
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mexican SITUATION
STRONG MARKET FACTOR
Developments Lead to Belief That
5s Intervention Is Almost Abso.
lutc Certainty.
RAILROAD REPORTS ARE GOOD
Wall Street, However, Expected They
Would Be Better-Heavy Sales of
Industrial Alcohol Again Attract
Attention.
~ BRoADAN WALL.

LEW YORK, June 30.-tiood rail-
road reports failed 10 hold the market
more than barely steady to-day, be-
cause, good as they were. Wall Street
had expected better. Nothing pleases
terest in the last few minutes when it
was reported that Mexican military au-
thorities had imposed an additional
new tax OF several cents a barrel on
ment in provisions or United States
gold. Naturally, this caused renew
ed feeling Of apprehension. and start
ed selling of Mexican spccialties. While
bankers believe that Carranza and
Presiden, Wilson are both working
desperately for peace. the situation in
Mexico as revealed , by private dis
patches was such as TO make inter
Nention seem an absolute certainty.
The Mexican situation is still a strong
market factor.
Traders making their headquarters
at the Waldorf attracted attention
again by heavy sales of industrial AL
cohol. and caused that stock to so 20
new low level for the movement.
Alcohol is one of those companies that
is executing its war orders through
subsidiaries. and may make dlSap-
pointing report for that reason. Fur
thermore. II is putting the bulk Of its
profit into new construction, getting
ready for big business after the war.
The war has enabled il TO develop new
chemicals. and the high price of Gaso-
line makes possible, within the near
future, use of alcohol as fuel for in
ternal combustion motors. The neaes
sity OF having large quantities of al
cohol for the manufacture of smoke
less powder also holds out promises of
great profit even after the war
There is talk of extra dividend
In Alcohol stock. but the professional
traders want cash and propose to takc
IT out OF the market. Reports were
current in the Street that competition
among the automobile companies had
become so bitter that price cutting
would be INDUCED in on a large scale
beginning early In July.
.ell!ns arc finding trouble discovering stocks
that their customers are willing 10 buy.
They are reoommen ainE tho good stocks
BY good stocks wa,l street means JUS,
row those that, arc attending to their own
war profits on tho side Mrni,ion com
lartes, that have always bcer nutrition
good storks'' This iist also :nc,ud"s rail-
ro7d and United STATES Steel shares S'ecl
was orc of the very strong issues today be-
lers,ood to have earned more than $50 COO
Detroit United Railway Is expected to In
al soc :E'uf sn nsY s'9sk and ,o,
active. but not enough 10 set rid 90 the
opiniors that Rock Island stock is to be
stock is to bc given '' which ,;it In r lev o ot
common stock Is now selling a, aSou, a.
plan goes through. Tennessee Copper is
being steadily accumulated
fer 3h sGe. vas a. talk Of h"avy buying again
big advance In Rc,dtHc.
u: NV y. ToRK: June $o-Msrcanuic paper.
AZ .-1H h. tt,sa,
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BOND LIST

Anslo.French SIS. .......:................ a5,1
Atlantic Coast Line Is (bid).,............ II
a :. III. and y. col. Observation-Disclosures. S5sh
A. c. l.. CIV. As tBaitimore) ............. %
CheSap eake and Ohio CIV. ii2s............ Ssh:
Chesa peake and Ohio cv. IS tncw)...... a.,
Liggett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. l02
Mercantile Marine ii2 per cent cts. 1851
Norfolk and Western CIV 4las............ l32
Seaooard Aif LIN" stamped As ODD. 81
Seaboard air Line adj. 5s................ 66!s
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ;0S1
southern Railway 5s .................... 1913
Y. $. Registered -. 1880 Isales). a.S
Y. s. Registered 3s. 1915 (bid) ........ 100
y. ). Registered As. 1926 tbid) ........... 40
=. D Registered Panama 3s. 1861 tbid). 100
Snl'Sa states steel ................. 1851
- cro". bioS. GUS. w. NaD .......... Il
Lar cncniicai 60 Observation-Disclosures. M,
Cheh; CIV. es....,............... loDi7
Va, Rwy. and Power Co IS (asked, s0i;
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

centrifuEal. SO: molasses. $50; refined.
steady; fine Eranuat.d. 7.65. Butter. stealy
Is. &c; Santos Is, l6,.c
Fairy nrmness with the strength Of lard
ana subsequent reaction which left prices
generally ! 10 points net lover. wor" tho
features In an otherwise dull ,ottorsrod
OH market to-day. Outside trade was light.
and crude, oil trinc easier, Sale, ToSi
barrels The market closed steady. Spot.
1853: September. 1o7oGlon: October. a74lh
so: November. ss5MssS December s!S0
c -''' 49, "a
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The hearing of the case of A NJ
Goldsmith. arrested Monday on I'll
charge OF violating the Mann Whit
slave Act, set for yesterday beforS
Commissioner Flegenheimer, was defer,
red until July Z, on account of the fail,
ure of one Of the States witnesses I'd
appear.
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RICHMOND LIVE sTorK>MARKEr.

Richmond. Va. June so 1916
Best steers. 81 to .: medium In good 7h
20 Nt; common TO fair. TO IA Best
a"if"rs to si5 medium TO good -, to ~:
common to fair. 81. to so. Best cows ST. 10
.. medium TO good. So 10 Ga; common to
good To !: common to fair. to G: bulls.
rat O.! TO Z: Bologna bulls. 5is to Il. Fest
calves. to 10; medium to good, to 81.
Best hogs. o. light, to slt: sows and
stays. to S Best sheen. 5 10 6: common
mon, lower
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OF too much rain sent prices up points. but
day because of rumor that ocean freight
l sds 10 LiSerpoo out Of this port had been
cotton futures closing bids: July. 1891;
October. 1875: December. 1919: January
1Scs: March. 1347. Spot cotton steady and
unchansed Sales on the spot. 9l5 bales.
TO arrive. IS bales. MiddlinE, lSCcc
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Featuring the trading on a fairly
active real estate market Yesterday
was the sale by which Albert c. An
thony, Jr.. acquired an improved lot
fronting thirty feet on the north side
OF Grace Street. just west Of the corner
or Allison Street. The purchase price
was reported as being $4,000. which
was the largest deal to develop.
me l'rcwrS Mansion Corporation
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BUILDING PRINTS.
Three Building Permits. Amour

Three BuiIdinE Permits, AmOunt1nE
10 $1,000.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
Westmoreland Club. to repair brick
clubhouse at sol East Grace Street. to
cost $1,000
Charles F. Reuss. to build two
story frame dwelling, on the east side
Of Second Avenue. between Logan and
Custer Streets, to cost $4,000.
Miss Grace II. ShepperSon. to build
n two-story brick dwelling on Colonial
Avenue. between Beverly and Chailin
Streets, to cost $4,000
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PETERSBuRC PEANUT y,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Rnportcd by Rodgers. Plummer & Co Incl
PETERSBURG, VA. June 3o.-Spanish-
Farmers stoclt-Markct quiet: slC5 per
buShc ~
NirEinins- Farmers stock-Markct firm
Fancy Jumbo. ic per pound: fancy hand
picked SIC per pound extra prime SIC
Per pound; prime, }'.c per pound; Smelling
stock. 2i2c to Sc per pound
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NEW YORK LIVE SToCE v.pUr

NEW YORK. June SO-Beeves steady:
S51SIt7.3S. - >'"
,s Coiyss. hrmer: vcals, 50 on $500: ulls.
Shc"p and lambs. easier sheep. s,hoG
w.; culls. HooT 81 81; lambs. sll.No a sll I'D
H"cS' steady: light to heavy. $1,000 :. Slo 81
rouehs s sou $50 - "
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cHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Ten Deeds of Trust. Amou
IN S2S.-1Sf

Charles II. Mctzger TO a. F. Cohen
trustee. 10 feet II IL inches by 50 feet
. 1-2 inches north line Cary Street. 80
feet inches east of Vine Street June
%. 1916: s2.S37.5o.
Noah Bradford ct ux. to A. J. Chewn-
ing ct ais, trustees, 90 feet inches
by 1913 feet east line Fourth Street. 1914
feet north of Jackson Street. June -
1916: S1.56S.
John y. Ellis ct uX. to same. l6 feet
inch by So feet north line Leigh
Street, 15S feet : inches west Of Ora.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terdaY by the clerk Of the Hastings
Court as follows:
Vernon u. Gaskins, of Aurora. y. c..
and Mary Margaret Byrne. OF Rich
mond.
HUMPHREYS.
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Street. 1874 feet west Of Adams Street.
May %, 1916: 500.
Thomas p. Bryan ct al. trustees, to
Lucy G. Smith. 150x120.l6 feet at the
northeast corner OF Beverly and Null
berry Streets. June 20. 1916; $4,000.
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH, GA. .Iunc ?a.-Turpcntine
firm IS; sales. SOL casks receipts. AZ! caeks
,ihipn"n,y lii casks: stock. ll.?l5 casks
'uNrh hrm: sales. l.a9" barrels. reccipts
80 barrels: shipments. LIPS barrels stock
TX" tarrrls Quote: a.. b.. 4eo: G. D..
FnH 49,. =. 500: +. 5.ojfl5.30: c. alOTf
go. II i.25Gi $50: l.. 1904 5.3j. H. 525 a a.:
VI; =, ~ q 80: ". S5oM560: NG SIS So
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

IHICNHO. June 3o-Exccllcmt hell "ondi-
ions brought about something o. do
cline here to-day in tho value OF VIII, az
noiwithstanding an advance III quotations
AZ Liverpool The close nervous At
the same as yesterdays clos" Corn showed
setback OF ssc to 1c net; oats. closed So
down to shad advance, and provisions al
q Of a nd 10 hnr
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CmICAGO Live SToCK MARKFr

.HIV Mo- JUNG 80 .Hocs-Roce!rts. l6oo0:
StTon strong BULK 81 s9sGG' $3.50: light, .sa4aasa S:
rough sa3Sn $3.50: pigs. s7s5Tss
ttulc-Reccirts LOCO strong Native hocf
cattle. $500 si1.25: StoCk~rs and feeders
sa;ISM $50: COWS and hoifers. s3756saS5:
Shcep-RcCcipts 5000 nr,n Wo,hors
5000 90: lambs. SIS q 1860: sprinecrs.
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE e. OHIO ~

Gin. Lou>ie & wes,. - p. II D.. III ~
Main Line, Local .i:a5 at5.ls -
James River Line 900 "a tS.iS y
n. News. Nix. old PIT. $3.50 a, lam. q y
Newport News, Local - 90 a s5 200 ~
Trains arrive from Nix. 400 a.,.i:is ~
$50 p. y. News, .s.55 a. $500 p. Fron1
west. $40 a. IS 80 p. t255 a.. sl:l5 %
7:lo p. daily from Chariottesvii!e eIcep3
sunday from Thurmond. Jas. Kiver. fS:sH
a. $3.50 p week days 1850 o. m Siinds W
Daily. Except SundnY. n
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HExRICo CIRCUIT COURT.

Suit for $1,000 damages was insti-
tuted in the Henrico Circuit Court
yesterday by Il. s. Dona ldson against
- Arthur kirkman. No declaration
was filed.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
sEAHoARp AIR LINE RAILWAY
THE Progressive Railway OF the soutb /.

60 o AeA"ap VI the SOUTH" h
uaond daily: s:S5 A. A.. local to Norlina.i
u 30 +. NJ. sleepers and coaches to Jackson
Vile. Atlanta, Birmingham: 6:35 r. nj
through coaches and s!eepers to Jackson
Vile; l2:%S A NJ. sleepeEs to Atlanta, Birm.
ingham. Jacksonville. Tampa and coaches /
Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled 30 arrive In
Richmond daily: $50 A. NJ, $3.50 A. ~
local. $3.50 A. IL. 637 P. NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK, June 3o-Co,ton goods were
strong today. and print cloths and brown
S"niS "cr" moro active. Yarns wore I'm
good demand. The ready to-wrar Industry
Is becoming active for fall
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were ISSUED
yesterday by the Electrical Depart.
ment:
Engelberg & Bear, for e. L. Bass 4
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- 49, s...--.-
NJ AREF FIT TrN

Live roultry-Springers In heavier receipt
and market lower but fortunately every
coop cleaned UP at close OF to-day Hens
Market. nrm. EEgs-Reo eipts heavy: mar
higher and hrm country butter very we'll
Wool-Market in good shape
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HE~nrco RELEASE DEED.
One Release Decd, Amounting


John r Welsh ct al. trustees, to
Ada C;alsco, two lots on the south side
of the Fairfield Road, near the Me-
chanicsVille turnpike. May 81, 1916:
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MAKKET CONDITION.
Florida vegetables especially active. Re.
c"ints light. and demand good. especially
oantaloupcs and melons
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HENRrCo DEED OF TRUST.
One Deed of Trust, Amounting IN

l., r. Fields ct ux. to John Sloan,
trustee. 10 acres on the south side Of
miles southeast Of the city. June IL,
1915: $3.50
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NEW YORK. June 3o-Mercanttc paper,
g. 81. Sterling, ,sixty-day si!ls, H7a; de-
mand. SI5% cables 81 1-lr Rar silver
c. Mexican dollars. 50 Governm. nj b"mds
steady Railroad bond, irr"sulnr. Time
loans firm. sixty days. 3i.8S:: ninety
days ?;ad 3% six months, 3s.6I4 Cail
money, nrn; ruling rate. oS..
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NEW YORK. june s9-ror, movement
Midd.ing, lS.i5c. Exports. $3.50 bales; suins
5000 bales; stock. I5g. SOB ba los
Total to-day all ports-Net r.c-Ipts
1913 bales; exports. :o.sW bales. stock 5ys.-
$50 bales.
Total for week-Net receipts. ss.sa bales;
exports, 1905 bales
Total for season-Net receipts, 10000
bales: exports. 6.50ls33 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June ao-Co,ton wa.
dull to-day, tho activity being chiefly OF
evening up OF commitments in preparation
for the government reports on condition and
: acreage.
Prices showed no decided tendency. being
at the best points arSve ye.terday's close
close wss At point higher to ! point lower
After q decline Of point at the opening
builish private condition reports and talk
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad Of tn. South.

1He Stuhdhru ftaIIrond OF Tho South.
EFFECTIVE MAY 28, 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONL DAILY
For Florida and South: s:lS A. III and8
S:35 p NJ, 1880 A. II.
p Fer Eor 70 s SIS 4 H.; s:ao A NJ. s,os
For n. & ". Ky. West: o:lS A. NJ $50
A. Al. $500 F. NJ. s:25 p. IS.
For Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ 6:16 A. NJ
s:l6 A. NJ. sou a: NJ. 1850 A. ~. 800
?. NJ. 1900 +: NJ. t4:lo L. =. 5:55 p. IL
For Goidsboro and Fa, ettevillo: .4:oo ~
For Hopewel: s:1s A. NJ. .l:l5 p. III
t3:45 p. NJ. 9:I5 p. n.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. M
3:13 A. NJ. o:l5 A. NJ. S:35 A. ~ lI:x64
a. NJ. .2:l0 T. A.. mao p. 81. SIT p. ~
6:3b r. a.. 7:+5 p. NJ. 500 p. Al, l1:2f
p. NJ
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
limo Of arrival and departure and COT
nections not guaranteed
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Norfolk & Western RaiIwa -

oELi ALL-kAlL LIN Z 40 NORFOLK
Schedule In effect January g. 1918
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond. For
NORFOLK: .s:lt A. ~. $500 A. N, 1901
Z. NJ. .&.uo +. II.
FOR LYNCHsURc AND THE wEsra
SAP A. H.. .s:S9 A M. $500 F II. :S:tR
Arrive hichmond from Norfolk: sll:4o
- ~: .e;I rs r: Al. .s:yo ?. y. .ll:so p. u
Iz:iY +. a.. 1l:to r. IL. 's:i7 p. IL. .s:e1
only.
W; q, BEvILL W.. c. SAUNDERS l
c. II. BOSLEY. D p. A. Richmond Va
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RICHMoND GRAIN MARKET

NHEh Eraln. WhNHt-No y rod, No q '
and No hard. nominal: No , hard %,
81 hiiz. Corn-Nc. = yellow, IN n 7si.c:
yellow. 7G,. G7,c.
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Richmond srGCheapeake Bay Railway ComDanj

hIehn.onu sIICheSapeaKe Bay Hallway Compan1
supersedinE schedule of April IA iaId
schedule subject to Change Without
Trains leave Richmond 1850 A H. 81
u. bs A. NJ. A. NJ. .'l0 A. "a. II a "a
r. Al. 2 r; NJ: r 81. % p AZ. $500 4
y. $50 p NJ. 7:l0 p. II. bis r. II. 10
n. ll:t5 p. 81.
Trains leave Ashland $50 A. NJ. b.7
~. A. II. bs A. NJ. 10 A. NJ, eli a N
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-01

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-05
Eleven French AviatOrS Bring
Down 81 Enemy Aeroplanes

BY Henry Wood. United Press
Staff spOndcnI.
PARIS, Sept. p, by mail.-I'rancc's
eleven star aviators OF "accs" as they
are known in France have "ofitially"
brought down no less than nincty-twC
German machines as their combined
bag"
This number could easily reach l5o
If there were included the German
flyers that have also been brought
down by them "unOfiicially.' The
French government only credits its
aviatOrs with the machines that are
brought down within the French lines
So that it can be "ofiicially" establish
cd rthat neither the machine nor the
pilots can ever again serve the enemy.
In addition to these "Ohicial" kills
each Of the aviators included in
Frances list OF eleven "accs' has
brought down not less than two and
some as many as seven machines that
have fallen within the German lines
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-05
Not Likely Former Submarine
Policy Will Be Ke-eStabliShed

[By Carl w. Ackcrman, United
Press staff correspondent
BERLIN, Oct 5.-Efforts OF the
Won Tinpitz party to force a resump.
ton OF submarine warfare will be de,
featcd as the result of the conferences
now being held in secret sessions Of
the rcithstag committee, it is now
generally believed.
The Tirpitzites. however. hope to
force public discussion of the whole
question when the rcichstag recon
vcncs Thursday.
Ernest Basserman, gray-haired Ma
tional Liberal party leader and one
of the most important figures in the
rcichstag. declared today after the
question has been aired in the budget
committee meetings. it will be fully
discussed in open session.