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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-28
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
What An Eye Witness Saw In Europe
Isdore ched Representative of the Hebrew Sheerng
Immigrant Aid Society of America.

inces. The bread is quite black, ex-
ceedingly soggy, and contains much
potato flour and potato Feelings. All
food supplies cost on the average
from four to five times as much as
in peace times. Nor are dumb ami
mails spared from this insufficient
food supply. The price. of hay and
oats has risen to such fabulous sums
that the horses which were not tax
en- for the Russian army, are ex-
ceedingly lean and hardly able to do
their work of hauling. But of the
suffering from the insufficient food
supply, | shall speak later.
The American relative must be in
formed at once that his European
relative still lives, where he now re-
sides, and whether he is in need of
aid. For this purpose, I established
local committees in the principal CT
ties Of Poland, each city to act not
only for itself, but for the surround
ing country. The task of each local
committee was to establish head
quarters and to notify all of the peo-
pie of that city and district and
again without distinction of nation
atty or creed-to register upon form
lists their names and addresses, and
the name and address of the Ameri-
can relative to be communicated
with. These lists were headed List
of residents of -- who seek
assistance from their American rela-
tives." Rules and regulations were
drafted by your representative for
the guidance Of the local commit
tees, and they were directed to send
these lists to the general committees
established by me in Warsaw, which
was the relay station for that part of
Russia occupied by the German
forces and whence they were to be
sent to Berlin for further transmits
sion through Rotterdam to our So
ciety in New York. In America the
people were informed of the name
and address of the European rela-
tives who sought assistance.
My first work was in the General
Government, Warsaw. Here | Wis
tied or organized committees in
Warsaw, Lodz, Ka1ish, Wloclawek,
Lovicz, Skierniewicze, Sochacew,
Flock, Lomza, Wyskow, Serock,
Kutno, Mlawa, Lukow, Ostrolenka,
Sied1ice. Ivangorod and other places,
covering the principal towns along
the German frontier and on both
sides of the Vistula River. In each
place that I visited in the General
Government Warsaw as well as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits wero issued
yesterday by the Electric Department:
Tresnon & Jennings. for g. c. Ger
hardt. sol Randolph Street, five out
lets.
Same. for ]. p. Richardson. oos East
Leigh street, one light.
". II: jerks. for Clifford Smith.
thirty-two switches or brackets.
Same. for Mrs. Marchetti. 1920 Brock
Avenue, ten fixtures.
Same, for Mrs. j. c. Ford. 500 Haw-
tHornc Avenue. one fixture.
Same, for Miller e. Rhoads, SOC Haw-
thorEc Avenue. ere fixture.
Same. for p. J. Ecattic. east side Of
Fondall Avenue. fourteen hxtures.
Same. for same. southeast corner
Griffin Avenue and Crawford Street.
fourteen fixtures.
j. F.. Caudle. for Moy Jim. IL North
Seventeenth Street, six outlets
Same, for Sol Shurm, 623 East Broad
Street. ten outlets.
Same, for Connell & Miller. 314 North
Third street. one outlet.
Same. for Peoples Restaurant. 400
Same. for Mrs. Bright. 1905 West
Grace street, two outlets
Same, for Rex Thcatcr Tnn East
Broad street. change location Of four
fans.
Southern Nickel Works. for c. C..
Gerhardt, 1929 Chain street nvc out
let's
r:ngelberE 6. Bear. for II. NJ. Rein
hard, ei6 West Grace street, two out
let's.
same for J. Mosby West. 1909 wes,
Broad Street. disconncctinE and CON
nectinS up lights on gasoline tank.
winston Electric Construction Co,
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading in tho local real estate mar
Ret was moro brisk yesterday than Il
mas been for several days There was
marked tendency toward small and
suburban property, with here and there
sale of q West End home. Building
activity took new lease on life Dur
Ing the day Inspector Butler issued
seven permits rs compared with none
on tho day before
The largest single transaction of the
day was that by which the West Gin
ter Park Realty Corporation negoti.
atcd loan OF SSc.a15 with the Rich
mond Bank and Trust Company, mort
gazing the tract known rs West Gtnter
Park. This property consists of fifty
acres and is a. part of the Acca Stool,
Farm
w. g. Blanton transferred four lots
fronting OIL Second and Arch Streets
TO Frank S. Dickey at consideration
or $15,ooo Tho lots are near Second
and Arch Streets three OF them front.
Ing on Second. and one on Arch street.
Each has depth Of sixty feet. with
fronts varying from fifteen to hftv
feet '
W. .. Shelton secured a permit, to
huiid two-story brick dwelling on
hawthorne Avenue. between Hammond
street and pu pont Circle, at r cost Of
S5,77n
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CHaNCERy TRANSFERS,
f-"Fch Deeds OF UarEain md snIe
Amounting to SHS GEO

al s5xiaa FEET ct n T5i to Iine "nes
Atreef. nj the intersection of Second
annnh Leigh Streets. May IN, 1916, So
G L. Demon, trustee. to Joseph p.
'sna,"r. enNl3h feet south line Grove
+SNohn'. southeast corner of Grove and
SS re Avenues. April 1e. 1915. s3.-
". J. Gilman ct nj. 10 Virginia Realty
and s,onstructiou Company. Inc, 60 bS-
l"a f""t south line Grove Avenue.
southeast corner Grove and Crenshaw
->lG G:. n i h11E TO- o. ,2ie; sa7so; .,
Eek a,sS ,. mShes BY, l2s foot u inches. No.
tax 50. $40 w.
dress: 2nxi@5 feet. No. 1929 Elnir
street Nay 6. 1915. lax ST, $40.
W. y itlantor OF uN. to Frank s.
IInck"y 1880 feet west line Second
1880 foe, west line Second street. IL
west line Second street so feet north
Or Arch street: 5ox60 feet north line
arch street. 10 feet west Of Second
street April rs. 1916, tax $40. $40.
Daniel t;rinnan. special commission
e En-, TO william Y. Minor. &c feet. 4
and !:ombardy Streets. April go, 1916,
Is. r. Catlin ct ux. to Franie A. sinn-
son. loL b. section Is. plan OF NorthaIpp-
ton: December 81, 1915. tax s1.10. $40
Grorgc Is. Snead ct NIX. to Josephine
No. %lo+ NJ street May .. 1915, $500
v Denton OF vir to Richard John
son. ioSi4N fcct south line Leigh
S'ree'. southwest corner Leigh Street
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ton Of the buying movement OF last week
Leading spot interests wore credited with
large purchases, and outside buying was
etiriula tod. AT tho beat trading months
were II to IL points over yesterdays last
prices. The close was steady at n not rise
OF II TO II Joints.
TN" market opened at tho advance. ristng
10 3 points IN the frs; half-hour Of bust
ness. notwithstanding poor cables. Tho
trade considered temperatures In the west
belt low. Offerings were
slender. and small buying orough; improve
mcnt. Tho market latcr becnme duh, md
orces fell OF about tho level OF yester
days close after which the tone was
strengthened in anticipation OF buliish
weekly crop and weather reports The mar
kct closed steady.
Closing bids: May. ios:: July. 1cal oc-
spot cotton, steady. unchanged. Sales on
the spot. 1.lc9 bales: TO arrive $40 bales.
MidiinE. l.. 75c
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for Dr.. Newton. 1910 Floyd Avenues
one outlet.
Same. for Mrs. A. L. Haynes. 1909
West Grace street. ono outlet.
Codscy & Fry. for Jenkins Book
binding Co. 200l West Broad Street,
one motor.
w. III. jerks, for II. Seldom Taylor,
305 Allen Avenue. nineteen outlets.
Same. for Maggie Walker. 10 East
Leigh street, one motor and changing
entrance for lights.
Same. for NJ. Darhanian. 400 North
Seventh street. one ceiling fan.
Broad Street. two ceiling fans.
Same, for Ambrein Bros, 7eI Fourth
Avenue. sixteen outlets.
Morris Hunter. for NirEinin Auto
Club. 212 North Eighth Street, ono out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18

ginia-wcstern Power Company. Cliff
ton Forge. increasing It's capital stock
from 100000 TO 100000.
Chevrolet Motor Corporation Of ylr-
Ginta, Richmond. MaHimum. $1,000;
minimum. 800: par value. 500. r..
c. Coad. president: Frank a. Ghynor.
secretary. both OF New York City.
EinESport Power Corporation. Rich
mond. Maximum. 100000: minimum.
$1,000. Edwin q. Woodling. president:
Edward 9. Railly, secretary. both OF
New York City.
Wallerstcin Produce Company, Inc.
Richmond. Maximum. $4,000: mimi
mum. $1,000; par value, 500. T. $.
ruff vlcc-president; Samuel Waller
stein. secretary and treasurer, all OF
Richmond.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Eleven Deeds OF RcIcn.e. Amou,tt,r
to SlS.NI2.aO

Eleven Deeds OF Release, Amounting
to S15.0I250.
.. A. Hawkins trustee. to NJ. d. An
dcrson, lot l. block c. plan OF Battery
Court March 4. 1916, $4,000.
:. j. w. McComb. trustee, to Mary r.
Kennedy. lots 1 and g, block u. plan
or or Battery Court Addition. March "a.
i Slice Lee Garter lot at the Corner Of Of
SSInton ana ballard Roads. in Henrico
G. Il, Parrish. trustee, to Lotto MI
gent gent 2oTd25 feet, No. 1929 Blair Street.
!, r; Lorraine Rufiin. trustee. to f. J..
Street May 6. 1916. s476s5.
,, w; c. Blanton, trustee, to William
West Leigh Street. May IL. 1915. si42.
j. D. Carncnl. trustee. to David IT.
Parrish, lots 5 and 6. square j, plan
81 9ts Mount Comfort April IS. 1916. ST.
q. j; Chewing ct AL trustees, TO
John s.; Powell. 30x12O feet, No. 1874
M Ncnth Ninth street. May 16. 1916 ST.
II. r. Richeson, trustee. to w. II.
Baker Street. May Is, 1915. $3.50.
=, John T.. Ttebman ct ais to William
II. jackson. 25xI40 feet. No 2no East
Baker Street. May S, 1916 $1,000.
George e. Haw. surviving trustee.
to Is. r.. Catlin. lots and 4, section
=, plan Of Northampton. May 16, 1916,
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u. 8. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The, United States Circuit cour, OF
Appeals rcconvencd yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
Knapp and Woods. and District Judge
Johnson in attendance.
Case argued yesterday:
No. 1132-Warren Brothers. Co, a
corporation. plaintiff in error. VS. John
NJ. Wright. defendant in error; error
to the District Court at Charleston
w. Va. Argued by ]. NJ. Head, of
Boston. Mass, for the plaintiff In err
ror. and by Ruckner Clay, OF Charles
ton, ". Va. and j. B. Cessna. OF Erie,
Pa. for the defendant In error. and
submitted.
Case In call to-day:
No. l4S4-John NJ. Gatewood. appel
liant and cross appellee. VS.. New River
Consolidated Coal and Coke Company,
appellee and cross-appellant: cross-ap
pcals from the District Court II, Rich
mond. TO no argued by IIunsdon Cary
OF Richmond. for the appellant and
cross: appellee, and by Robert F. Scott,
Of Richmond. and Price. smith Spill
man & Clay, of Charleston. W. Va
Hunsdon Cary. OF Richmond. and T.
~ Head. Of Boston Mass, were ad-
mittcd to practice rs attorneys and
counselors in this court.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday by
follows:
Art Tile Company, Inc. Richmond
Maximum, Sl5.00o: minimum. $500: par
value, 500. John Landstrect. presi-
dent; j. g. NJ. Landstrect. secretary.
both of Richmond
Spoke and Handle Cooperation. Ken
bridge Maximum. $4,000: minimum.
$1,000: par value, s25. l.. W. Bridge
forth. president; q d. liobCood sec
rotary. both of KcnbridEc.
Amendment to the charter of the
LawrcnceVi1lc Furniture Company. Inc.
l.awrenccvilie. increasing directors. en-
larpinE purposes and changing real os-
tate limitations.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect January Q. 1915
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: .6:l6 A. NJ. $500 A. IL, - 90
z. NJ. 1900 p. NJ.
For LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST,
''e:i6 A; NJ. 800 A. NJ. 1900 N. .s:25
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sl1:to A.
n. SIS r. a.. .s:o9 T. 81. .ilIao p. 81
t2:io =. 81. tl:<o p. ~. 'S:i7 =. 81. 1900
daily. tDauy excop, Sunday. .sunau,
W: b. BEvILL. W. c SAUNDERS.
c. Ii. BoSLEY. u. p. A.. Richmond. va
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CHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Fourteen Deeds Of Trust, Amounting
to SI0A,n3G

TO s1o4,O3G.
Mary K Powell to w. r. Crawford.
trustee, 3oxl2h feet east line Twenty
s MS9 stTeea 80 s,G feet north Of Street
John Jones ct al. to T. T. Carneal ct
al; -, trustees. 25Slss feet north line
Street. May 10. 1916. s4.6G4. N
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company. Inc. TO J, r., Carnenl. trus.
nue. southeast corner Of Grove and
Crenshaw Avenues. May 10. 1916. ss,-
Coke jr.. trustee q feet inches b.:
145 feet south limo Grace Street. "a
i@Ht eSst 81 Mulberry Street. May Il.
West ,hnter Park Realty Corpora
ton to Richmond Bank and Trust Com
G E,,;c ln nc, so acres known as West
l'H Witt, n; M"r Il nv 1s1s i ;s2.tis; r.
West os !Ss ssfee 3o*i NAY ff s 1873 HS
Frank \ Simpson to William Cat
1sfS LOT . sGet!on = plan Of
Jose phinc Gayles ct vir to 7
Gt nrh"i rs, 81, q, a., trustees; 1G feet 6
MAJ D. 1915, $3.50.
H. 'sA?E osss Feet Fu Tsst p Ina
street April IS. 1916. si.5sT.7S. AFcn
sh'"c. !" same, Sox5S feet north line
SS,cil street; ~ feet west Of Second
S'r"t.' HnrN 20, 1915, s1,5S775.
,:n'he. !" same, 3NN5S feet north limo
S. gu Greet 90 Feet west of Second
S'rscl' Nnr'l Is. 1916 Sl,5s7.75.
:, SAM to same. 3ox5o feet west limo
SccGnh street. al the intersection of
iaIi sand Second Streets. April IS,
r. Lee CaTtor ct TX. to Rose & Rose
! trustees. n LOT NJ the Intersection RI
5 ians and ID Ballard Roads. May y,
William II. Jackson TO I.eRov T.
Er"Wn. trustee, c5xl40 feet, No. ooa
~ haker street May S. 1916, So
htS'iNGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
'inree pecds az Trust, Amounting
10 Sf.n87.5O.
II. y. Eerr Of NV To- -
lard, trustee soy foct Las oi-
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uUsTINGs TRANSFERS.
pnr Deeds of Bargain md Sale.
Amounting So 1SQ

Fonr Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting To S8.15O.
Il. J. Chcatwood ct uX. to Fl. D. Kerr
hoxloG feet west line Forty fourth
Street, 1875 feet south of Reedy Ave
nur. May 10. 1916, tax $3.50, SIO.
wood: lots 2: 10 and II. block IS, plan
Of woodland Heights. May 10, 1916,
l." ]. Cheatwood ct TX to Stanle r.
Ford. aoN1no feet west line Forty
fourth Street 1s5 feet south Of Reedy
Avenue. May !. 1916, tax. $3.50. $40.
W. w. Marston ct ais. to Martha A.
Adams, lot IA, suare 1920. plan OF
Richmond and Manchester Land Com
pany August 81, 1918, $50.
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Standard Railroad of tho South.

tnG SOUTH.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 9, 1916
,TRAINs LEAVE KiCiiMoND DALI.
e:35 +. 81, 1880 A. NJ.
p For N9! g" S;lS A. ~; $50 A n. a:oo
For y: W. Ky, West: t:lS A. NJ. $3.50
slt A. NJ. 800 A. NJ. 1850 A. NJ, s:oS
=. NJ; 1900 r NJ. t!:lo +; =; 6:Gs r. NJ.
For Goluaboro and Fayettevillo: 1900 r.
For Hopewoli: 6:lt A. N. .l:l6 Z. 81.
t3:45 r. NJ, 9:lb p. 81.
Trains STiiS go, hGhm e. s H,,; ss9
A. NJ. '2:lo 2. NJ: t,:.o =. NJ: e:l7 p. H.,
9:35 u. a.. 7:46 p. NJ. $500 p. Il. 1880
T.. 81.
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and cone
pections not guaranteed.
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NEW YORK rnoDuCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May l7.-Raw surar, ensicr;
centrifugal, 6.5c: molasscs, hT2: refined.
steady. Butter, frmcr. Cheese firm Spot
coffee. arm: RIO Ts. 9Nc; Santos IS. 1ossc
Cottonsccd oil WAS partly higher early on
buying hy renncrs but later tho market
turned easy under liquidation for outside
!onE account. and with the easier feeling In
other oils. Final prices wcrc unchanged TO
points lower Sales, oiTQo barrels
The market closed ilrm spot. 1850 bid May.
io.6a@ i0.sJ: Juno. l0.H6loS6: July. 1n.SitT
lose; August, 1871 910o2: September. 10 % a.
1895: octohnr. l0,0l a 1902; November, $500
$40; December, 11iI9l7.
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BOND LIST

Anglo French 5n Observation-Disclosures. -.
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. .:
4. L. LII and \ col. ". +H.............. S5is
y. c, l. CO. A. 'nul;imorep thid>...... pa
G. and Q. CO. IS twlcn issuedl ..........., a4ta
Chesapeake and Ohio ~. tH.s.......... ~.
I-tgeett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. l25i,
!.oFHiaro 20 ..:...-........ Ia
Mercantile Marine ~: per cent Gifts. 1921.
Norfolk and Western Cv Ai.a........... l2i'.
Seaboard -A!r Line stamped 4s............ 81
Seatoard Air Line adj S:................ 65'7
ooetncTn racine IN +s............ s..-
Southern Raliwa: ss.........,.............. M,
Southern Railway IS Observation-Disclosures. Ie!As
y. s. Regis;"red :, 1850 ih!dp. .....,..... tt%.
Y. &. Registered 81. 1919 kn.dI ....-...... iol,.
y 6. REGISTERED tS. ~! tHa! ...!':...... 1ios.
L. s. Registered rara MA So. 1854 tt'a) . ,62
United states steel Corp Ss.............. l0iT.
Va. Brown Bros. Gifts 'W. Ve.l........ NJ
Ea.-Car. Chemical ST.. "S5i
Va. Itwy. Power co. 81 ,i,iGy..... ~
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;. 475@4sc; N. sso; We, 5.45; WV, s.,
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
'Rrnorted by Rodgers. PIummcr & Co. Incl
PETERSBURG. VA. May l7-SpanIsh--
81 per bushel.
MISUNDERSTANDING stock, market steady.
Iult'no. &C per pound; fancy handpiclicd. aalc
prine' $40 per pound: Smelling stocit. 2!ac
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EICHNOSD nay MAKKry
CHICAGO Jtyr sToCE ,,,

iiU'Anp Nay Il Hogs Rcceints iafon.
&c 81 ~ ~. :2,5Nsos5. light. $3.50 T;aaa:
h!AoH' :'a"Nt $500: heavy, Sa558SiG o.
'"Heh 81 $40. PIGS. I7io;I $s5s.
'hc Receipts 1900. weak Natiy. h..,
= W. So.'. rtocls"rs and feeGsr Sc ~
3 20. cow and hcifc.- sItoSn SC "A,
calves, sF.ho@r .il0t ''''
Shr"p Receipts. u cnn. steady w.,h..
81 N n sl7 50 ''-'' s"'ihEci'.
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UENRICo TRANSFERS.

Two Deeds OF BarGnin and Sale.
Amounting TO $4,000.
Hugh d. King TO X. c. Atkinson. a
tract on tho south side OF the Dunn
barton Road, about five miles north
$40.
Greater Richmond Realty Company,
Inc. 10 +. T. French. lots 81 and as
block 16. plan OF Monument Avenue
Park. May 16. 1916. $500.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave nichmond-Ma!n ST Station.
schedule rgures not guaranteed For the
South-Daiiy: $50 A. ~. local; 1880 A. al
eIpres.. parior buffet car; T.. NJ. e1psesc
with drawing sleeping car for Atlanta:
il:1G i. NJ. express sleeping car open 500
p. NJ; 3:oo +. NJ. local. for keysville ana
Chase City-weck days
York River Ltne-o:lo p. NJ. Steamer
Train. except Sunday. connecting for Baiti-
more tParlor carr. 7:'S A. ~. and S:Is p.
81. daily. local.
Trains Arrive Richmond-From tho South.
1905 A. NJ and 500 A. NJ. $3.50 p. II ana
p NJ. daily: $40 A. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point: s:t6 A.. NJ. creep. Mon.
day: $40 A 81. and 6:lb 7. M, dailF
ONCE soT E Main st. Phon. Nadjson 27a,
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EIorty-fourth Street. 1876 feet south OF
hecdy Avenue. May 10. 1915. Sl09
same. to David Meade White, trus-
,,ec. 1oNlnp feet west limo Forty fourth
street 80 feet south OF Rccdy Avenue
May 10. 1916. s70S.5O.
aired q. Powell to George FL Paul
lot .. square a, plan OF Marx Addition
May 10, 1916. $3.50.
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MiscELLASroTs mARuf1s.
COTTON 1.nnnS

~" YORK. May i7-cotton FOOD. ,y.,.
- mo nrm to-day. Yarna were nrmer
'enG"c hEhor worHted yarn, OF ,
were qu,o' "' e'"o'o'o~rie,
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
co. u. CurrIs e Coz
Wholesale Quotations.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO. May H. Discussion 81 p-aco
chhnr"7 had considerable effect to-day in
bringing about loTer q<otations wheat.
The market. although steady at the close
was "tc To :, a c down. with July q. 81 lGi.
q Sll6'- and September at sl.16S. Corn FIN
isheo see 10 iir W: oats, unchanged to
&c OF, aud provisions varying from tho
same ~ yc-terisy'a i'uirh TO q decline of
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NAVAL. GTOpES

stN ANHAT. Ga. Nav ~ -.rn,r.,.,,.
mt.' ''S N g. isles, a'o casks. receipts AZ
r,s,,s' InlNmen'' t:s casks. stock. 7os
s,rr -, rrFr!H. shipments. l,g3g barrels ::
rs *; S-iSi harTnis. quote: A., b., $50
'"' -" W. 80; T.. $50; f. g.. H., I7oi L.,
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
ucrs:
Kritzer & Harmon. for r. L. Dolby,
16 South Second Street.
Charming Plumbing Co.. for Eugene
Robinson. 406-0Slo North Eighteenth
Street.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by
the cleric OF tho Hastings Court as
follows:
Lee StinSon and Gracie NorvcIl.
william Wright and Margaret Mary
Malone.
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HENRICo DEEDS OF TRUST.

Two Deeds OF Trust, Amounttn1
to S5.O4O.
ELLEN NJ. Carroll ct al to w H. Jer
man, 37.6 acres west side OF the 3ron5
street Road. about four miles from
hiTGhmond. March l. 1916. $4,000.
l., irene Hemmell ct vir to ii. Il. Pol
sue or tho Greenwood Road, near the
Mountain Road. May IS. 1916, 5000.
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and summit Avenue. May IL, 1916.
Charles W. wit,ei ct al. to +. II.
Roatwright. lot 5 and part OF lot 6,
block Il. plan OF Brookland Park. May
:, 1916 tax 81 $40
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1871 ErN'h: WhHht-No rcd nominal;
y" rcd. Sii2@ sI.I:Is. no . hard. sIIT1
- " No. hard, si.t2G, 81 49,. Corn-No
GLOW t6'i IT5c: No. yellow. T2s.-: No.
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NEW YORK, May !7.-r7r, ,noy,,o.r.
Mtdnlirs. u III? Exports. 1851 hsie, ,aia
100 eales. stock Z.sS55 bale. 80
Tota today at all yarts-Ne, ,.c.,,
sc:oas bales; exports, 1880 h~es: n;ooh Iits
Total for week-Ne, receipts, $3.50, bali.
Tosa' for Heason-Not receipts Ct2p9,3
81 NE" ORLEANS. Nay I7-Ccttor sdya,,.t
moderately to-day CT ga sppafrnt r,snr,r
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HUsTTNGs RELEASE DEED.

Ono Deed OF Itc!ense, Amounting
Augustine Royal. trustee. to STAN
ley K. Ford. 33Xl25 fcct south line
Maury Street corner OF Fourth and
Maury Streets. May Is. 1916. $S4..70.
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sEABoARn AIR LINE RAILWAY.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway ComDao,

suItrsedlhk schedn1e OF April Il, 1914.
schedule Subject 10 Change WIthout
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond b.S:Eo A. ~ IT A.
M, bs A. NJ, 4. NJ. $40 4. Ii II A. NJ
Z. NJ. Z. M. l.. NJ. b4 p IL. $50 P
a.. $50 T. NJ. 7:lo =. VI. bs p. NJ. 10 p.
Train, leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b.7 A.
~: a. 81. b? a: IL. 10 A 81. ell A. II.
.i2 Noon. 81 p. NJ, P. NJ. P. M p.
NJ. b3.:o P. NJ. $40 p. NJ. 7:lo P. u.
=. NJ. b. p. NJ. IL p. az
pCarrics baggage. DAILY except Sunday
ssSundays only.
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HusTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
ihree pe'ds Of Trust, Amounting
10 St,nB7.5O
~. y. Nerr ct ux. to Thomas FOL.