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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
Legislature VIII Consider
Submission of Prohibition
and Suffrage.

santa Fe, y n. Dec 2S--The sub
mission TO popular vote Of eonstitu-
tional amendments providing for state
wide prohibition, and equal suffrage. an
election law. primary law, additional
state highway bond issues and changes
in the road laws, taxation legislation
and an executive budget system for
state appropriations are the most i'm
portant matters expected to come up
for consideration before the New Next
co state legislature, which convenes
here for 90 day session on Jan 9.
Submission of the prohibitions nd
equal suffrage issues was advocated IN
the platforms of both political parties.
as was the executive budget system
plan for financing state Institutions and
Improvement in the tax laws The
Democrats seek q permanent endoW-
ment fund for state Institutions from
money derived from state lands. free
text books for the public schools and
additional highway bond issues to make
available conditional government ap-
preparations
Women Seek Further Legislation
The New Mexico Federation OF Won
ems clubs is expected to seek further
legislation establishing the legal rights
OF women. the placing OF women on
governing boards Of state institutions,
child welfare and public charity legls-
lation.
The New Mexico Educational associ-
alton is strongly on record for laws pro-
Tiding for the removal OF superintend-
ents and other school officials as far
as possible from politics, choosing of
such officials at a time other than gen
eEal elections. the appointment of school
supervisors. a teachers retirement act.
securing OF additional grants of gov
eminent land for the support Of the
public schools and state aid in the
campaign against illiteracy-
Republicans Have Majority.
The Republicans will have majority
OF four in the state senate and nine in
the house Of representatives The COM
uleXion Of the senate will be Il Repub-
Leans and ten Democrats. and OF the
house % Republicans and 20 Democrats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
MONTANA LEGISLATURES
MAY PASS RACING BIII,

Helena. Mont, Dec 25.-The farmers
and consumers Of the state viii receive
consideration at the hands of the Mon
tana legislature, which meets here for
a two months session on January J.
Bills in their interests have already
been prepared and viii be introduced
Immediately after the session convenes
formally.
An effort 10 pass a six-day racing
bill with paTi-mutuel privileges ap-
pended, is expected TO be made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23

The comet with the shortest known
period is Encke's. This comet never
gets farther from the sun than inside
the orbit OF Jupiter HaHey's comet.
which created the sensation of 1910
has the longest period OF all the comets
classed as periodic All the great. con-
sricuous comets are OF the uon-periodic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
NEW MEXICO NAY VOTE ON LIQUOR

states taxation system. This, il is be-
lieved, will become one Of the main IS
sues before both houses.
The legislature viii remain IN session
so DAYS TO allow the introduction OF
Legislation. then adjourn for 30 days
and viii resume session in March.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
DEMOCRATS CONTROL IDAHO
IEGISL ATIRE AEIER Il NEARs

Boise. Idaho, Dec. 25.-The Demo-
cratic party for the first time in u
years. has control Of both branches of
the Idaho legislature which convenes
January S. With the reelection of gov
ernor Moses Alexander. Democrat. and
the election OF Ernest L Parker, Dem
ocrat, as lieutenant governor. the leg
islative program of that party viii, ap-
parently, have clear sailing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
Wnrnen SCI Fnrther LeEi.Iation.
RepnblIcnns Haze Maiority.

The Republicans viii have a majority
OF four in the state senate and nine in
the house Of representatives The COM
pleXi0u of the senate will be IA ReDub-
Leans and ten Democrats. and OF the
house % Republicans and 20 Democrats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
PROHIBITION ISSUE
IA WYOMING LEGIsLATIRE

Cheyenne. Wyo.- Dec 23.-Three lead
ine, issues are to come before the seS-
sion OF the Wyoming legislature which
meets in biennial session here in its
new chambers on January q The most
important OF these is prohibition. The
others are a plan for colonization pat
termed after one in vogue in some of
the Australian states. and a proposal
for a reapportionment OF the represen-
tation in the legislature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-23
UTAH LEGISLATURE WILL
CONSIDER PROHIBITION

other western states the Utah legiSla-
tUre viii be occupied with q prohibition
issue at the biennial session which con-
venes here in January. Other Ques-
tons to come up are creation OF a pub
lie utilities commission, purity of cleo
ton laws, direct primary and civil ser
vice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April la--The cotton market
was extremely nervous and unsettled to-day.
witE tho trades attention practically mo-
nor.oliIcd by political developments. Liquids-
;io" Was quite active during the morning,
ou'i .luly contracts sold Oft 10 I?4. or II
points under las; nights closing Lowell. but
The nIrh"t rallied later covering and
continued moderate dc,aand from trade in
i"r,>ts. with July closing at l2.o!c. and tho
general list closing stead yat net loss 90
- $ Joints.
ri. opening was 10 points lower. Ac-
tive months sold - to IA points under las.
nights closing figures during the first few
Nclop"d renewed weakness under continued
liauidati"r and littl" selling by brokers with
t"",irtnial connections. Prices broke to
1850 for Mag. lac for October and - soc
tor December late In the morning, or about
~ 1" u points under last nights closing
figures.
l"N"rro"i T"liiuE hero was lass active than
earlier ia ia" week. however. while trade
interests were continued buyrS OF INV crop
rn"nth". aud. after tho furry OF l!quida ton
wa" sif"ut. offerings were comparatively
snail The 'v"ci:Iy report of the Weather
ifur"au MAS cnnsIdc. cd rather less favorable
inmr "NpcCtcI and probably helped to steady
prices around midday. but failed TO stimu-
lat" any Immediate demand Of consequence.
Til" afternoon rally was attributed TO Gov
criuc and some further demand from spot
houses. rho close 3 points On
fr":': the best, and sentiment stiil seemed
!" T." NOR" y: los nervous over political az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

Jane" II; corh''t Appellant.
J; Eta Wright, widow Of Cornelius W.
Wright. deceased: Alphonxo Wright and
florence wright, his wifo; Wilbur Wright
Jess" Wright. Leighton Wright and Iucy
wright. mis- wife: Lucy Duncan and Frank
Duncan her husband: Fannie Brown and
Frank Brown her husbund: Percy Wright.
Hazel Roberts and Post Roberts. her nus.
Ghcsicy Wright. Alvn Wright and Ola
Wright. the last fivo being Infants under
twcntH.nnc. by l.. = Holland. their guardian
'd ii'eHl. ...-....... .......... Appollees
pom an appeal from and superse,ieas to
Il Grcr"c pronounced by the Circuit Court
81 Nanscinonh County tho 9th day of
november. 1915. in suit in which James
IL. torbitt ana others were plaintiffs. and
-, Eua Wright. widow NJ Cornelius W.
Wright. deceased, aud others were defend.
ANTS.
The object or the petition filed In this
case 10 10 have tho said decree reversed
and hnnulled. and affidavit having boon
made and flied that Lucy Duncan and Frank
Duncan. her husband: Wilbur Wright and
Jesse Wright are nonresidcnts OF tho state
"t virginia. and whose places OF residence
are unknown to the appellant In said appeal.
II liz ordered that the said Lucy Duncan
md Frank Duncan. hcr husband: wilbur
Ication OF this order In the Richmond
Times Dispatch. Il newspaper published In
the city OF richmond. once u week for
four successive weeks. appear here on the
first Monday In May. 1916. to answer the
said appeal
Tcs;e:
II. STEWART JONES. c. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
NV YORK PRODuCE MARKET

,>SN Nok". April although nsr,,r ,
.''""r i""cr al the close. cottonsced oil ,r..
+ 'rhHN IN WOW Of hcavincss IN Other ma
h't3' OWING To covering OF ahorts and 90,
,trea ."c"i buying for long account Sno,
i'iE ""r" light. Closing price were Z, ,oints
Wv y" n"'nts net higher. There will hs
u''!"H' sales l'.SoJ barrels Th. mar,
n SG st'"ME SPOT l"6om lis: Arril 10 ar
IL ",'VNicH. Jun. 10 $40. 10 -: July.
49,, ~. '"'o' October. t6Sd?.57: Novcnbcr
s'S,W $50 Total sales. i0.300 barrels
ltiiw sugar. hrIn: cent rifu.ul COS. rpoI,s..,
- fcAncd. hrin. Spot conco. quiet: rio
- 80 santos fs le.1 Rutter nnset,Ied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

In execution OF a deed Of trust dated
February 20. 1913, recorded in the
clerks Office Of Richmond Chanccry
Court In p. r. 220-A. page 4sS, de-
fault having been mad" in tho pay
mcnt OF portion Of the debt thereby
secured and having been requested so
10 do by the note holder. ! will sell at
public auction on tho premises
TUESDAY. APRIL %, 1916,
at 1850 o'clock +. NJ,
tho following real estate described in
said deed OF trust as follows. to-wit:
Those two certain parcels OF real
estate. with all improvements thereon.
consisting OF brick buildings, lying
on the east line of Seventeenth Street.
between Broad and Grace Streets. de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
FiYst. beginning at the center OF
AN alley about cighty-one feet one and
one-half inches (81 ! Leg, more or
less, south of Broad Street, thence
running southwardly and along the said
east line Of Seventeenth Street and
fronting thereon thirty 900 feet, one
less, thence back between parallel lines
seventy-five G5) feet; and.
Second. beginning at point on the
east line Of Seventeenth Street. distance
one hundred and ten feet Gl0) south
Of the southern limo OF Broad Street
thence running southwardIy and front
ing on the said east line OF Seventeenth
street ffty-nve (55) feet. and extend
ing back eastwardly from said front
thirty-two I32) feet.
TERMS: Cash.
w. c. BLANTON,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
RICHMOND STOCK M,KKET

in'hmo0l. Va tur'l 70. lmf
ATH -, LElIlE. l''r ASKED.
VIRGINIA Ce.'url,- co.
'irN SECURITIES
rs hmord 'ity - lI-0-i1'H. - ~
Richmond Ci'y 81 lfNs-IstS - a
STRICT RAILWAY BONDS
NorfnlI and Port. Trac 60 ~ 8,
Ma. Rwy. and Power % ie 10 o.
Strict RAILWAY STOCKS
Norfolk RwH and l.'rh, 60 .... g.
Va. iv.. ana Power 60. Tfd ,0ii- in2!s
Nh. EvN. asa roHCr 90, MA 81 4,
RAILROAD STOCKS
htifntic 'res, Line. ,"tn ..... ~
fh"shpeak" rud Ghi0......... 81
Norfolk and Western. CON. ..... III
Il = and y. com .........- rI
II, T.. and T. DIV Ob!ip. ........ -; -,
n. T.. aEo T.. y. goa. ....... -
fcahnard AR Line. fd.......... .,
Sea hoard Air Line. coin......... II
Southern Ra!way, pfd.......... rs
Southern RAILWAY com ......... %
hANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS
American National Ba0K...... 100 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MtRKET.
tSAles at Union St0ckyhrdsl

klCnIh'pHu, n. Nprtl II, l!lb.
Report for tho week ending April 10:
Best steers. to Sh,: medium 10 good
to M common TO fair. 5,a To 81. Be.,
heifers. TO ia: medium TO good. ti2 to !
common to fair. Sh to Gi4. Hest COWS, Il 70
eL; medium to good. to 52 common 10
fair. 10 fE. Best oxen. 6H to &; medium
TO good, TO s: common TO fair IIa 10 D
bulls. TO Sia Best calves. . 10 10: medium
TO good. III to s's. Best hogs .. light, to
BIZ; Rows and stays. 10 ~. Rest .hcsp. Z
to ~, common to fair. 5'a 10 6i.: lambs. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
MARKET on CURB
WEAK AND UNSTEADY

NEW YORK. April l,.-Thc curb was weak
and unsteady today, owing 10 tho Wash
inEton situation. Sales
$500 Aetna Explosives. 2lh 1?I..: 1890
Cuban Cane Sugar 5;':. GfS7Hs: l.O60 Maxim
Munitions. 81 eiGI. 1000 Midvalc Steel. IS a.
hs,; 200 Fikers. 4tGe5: $500 Tobacco Prod
ucts, NGIiE; 200 Cosdcn Oh. 20as q .o1.: 400
Inter Petroleum, lOi. @1O,7: 200 Sapulpa Oil.
IN lag alI' 500 Atlanta; ligl5 $500 Cons. Art
'-l63h l,5eo GoldGed Cons. ssa @; 5.Cgr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
TOBACCO MARKET.
(By Fraser & Tomkins
H.rh,pnn1 VI ApYil
CHICAGO GRaIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 1a--Wheat prices under
wcti material sctbacks to-day result
of the greatly Increased chances the rela-
tons would be severed between Germany
and the United States. TO some extent. how
ever, rallies followed tho actual delivery OF
the Presidents message to Congress. Tho
market closed nervous ii TO i%,@ia net
lower. with May at sl.l3 and July at sII2a..
Other leading staples, too, all finished at
losses for tho day-corn, &c to iaQ Sc; oats
&c to 1.9ac, and provisions. 2iec to 1Jc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

Immediately after the above sale. I
VIII offer for sale. under and by virtue
of the same order. at the same place,
tho fol lowing property:
All those lots in Amelia County. Va.
at otterburn- springs. known as lots
IA. 10. ls Il. -, 80. 81 and 81. in Block
=, and lots Nos. -. 20, - and %. in
Block *, as shown on the plat of the
o,teirburn Annex COMPANY, Inc. made
October Il. 1911. and OF record in tho
clerks Office OF Amelia Circuit Court.
Tho first twenty of said lots were con-
yyeyed TO the said J., L.. Miller, by Max
T.. Ruchrmund by deed dated August
-. 1919. OF record Ia the said clerks
Office, In -. Is. 90. page 32I: and the
last four OF them having been conveyed
TO the said J. l.; Miller by the said Max
T.. Ruchrmund by deed dated March 90
1914, but not AZ yet recorded.
The above described lots shall frst
be offered separately and then as a
whole. and knocked out subject to tho
confirmation OF the court 10 the highest
bidder or bidders.
TERMS: Cash.
r. r. WINSTON
Trustee for !. l.. Miller Bankrupt
CHAPLIN G. HUME. INC.
Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
RlCHaIoND HAY MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE sT0CK MARKET

CHICAGO April ::.--iiogs-R Receipts, -. oaa
Rulk. sa7C q saSa. light, $685. q $40: mixed.
to.i.d $3.50; heavy, S9.3ou $500; rough So 5oi
}9.ho; rigs $500 $40.
CnttIc-Reccipts. $4,000: weak. Na,i.c beef
stecrs, SI.sjGf $3.50: stockcrs and feeders. g5Si
S,.c06 $1,000
sheep--Rcccpts. 1900 weak W.,hers
S6 Sc q S9.lo; lambs. $500 $ii.io.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

peanuts. farmers stock-Ftrst quality, 81 rs
nominal. Virginia peanuts. farmers atuck,
market steady-Fency Jumbo. cents pcr
pound; fancy hand,eRckcd. $50 cents per
pound; extra prime. ~ cents per pound:
prime. ~ cents per pound Smelling stock,
~ to cents per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

In execution OF an order OF tho Dis
trict Court of tho United States for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. entered on
April i. 1916, in the matter Of J. H.
Miller. bankrupt. we will sell by public
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1916.
at B Il. NJ,
First. That lot of land on the north
line or Chatiin Street. commencing at Il
]2O feet east of Randolph Street; thence
running caStwardly along the said
north line OF Chatin Street and front
ing thereon So feet: thence back from
said front between parallel lines 40
feet to an alley.
Second. That lot of land OH tho north
line Of Wallace Street. commencing at
y point on the north line of Wallace
street distant 80 feet east OF Randolph
street; thence running eaStwardly
along the said north line OF Wallace
street and fronting thereon 56 feet:
thence back from said front between
parallel lines 100 feet TO an alley in
land that were conveyed 10 the said
j. l.. Miller by j. Leroy Asher and wife
by deed dated February :. 1914, but
which has not been recorded.
The said two lots shall first be Of
fercd separately. then as n whole, and
NATION OF tho court to tho highest bid
der or bidders.
TERMS: Cash.
II. T. WINSTON,
Trustee for J. l.. Miller. BANKRUPT
I.E1TH S. BREMNER.
J. ii. CHAMBERLAYNE.
CHAPLIN & HUME. INC.
Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
STOCKS BOUGHT FREELY
IN LAST HOUR OF SESSION
Big lnterc"tS Active Buyers Because
They Feel Conditions DO Not
Justify Break.
MANY ISSUES SUFFER- HEAVILY
War Stocks ARC Hit Hard. and Pro-
fcsSionals Arc i,t Frightened by
Bold Tone nf Wilson's Note to
Germany.
KN HIinNnN\ MALL

\IN Ntltk Nrrl| lH--Si'rhN were
bought fr"e'v tu the las; hour to-day by ~"
h'r=.st interests IN jhc street because they
fcl, tha' conditions in Washington did not
tustt:y tho break IN III" market, that there
woud rc no mcHk with G"-mary and.
furtror.ro.,. because professional traders
OF light ..',6er arc heavily short Of stocks
Professionals ucrc shor, ca-ly last week.
hu, covered up ON I'rjdny and saturday no
iirv.nE shat villa would 10 reported dead
before Monday. When The report OF his
death went unconnsm"d. they sold again.
ar- continued selling This morning.
Tho rir rcor" did nothing to check tho
decline. ceiling that reaction womd We
good for ~" market. The s"-railcd war
stocks suffered heavily nnd most Of thcm
,Insc OF a. tho lowest figures of the day:
They broke II, the hr.t h"nr, allied and
were most active IN the mai break that
came jus, "a, ne lose
Professionals wcr" really frishtcnca q hi;
banked on th" feeling tho' Gcrt:nmy has
TO" mucn "a stake. and in7t som" w3y VIII
Ewmom cent of some dras,ic chanee Of pro
gram on the part Of 'hc GY,iman govern,
.can harhors Those would not be c"nnS.
such a rup'ur" hoinE fact. IN cneN' step
would rc infinitely more easy :" take
10 almost any length rathc: than nave the
United states iu tho war.
ns a, ~ ,n, SO co1,, WS G h inancior Of
worla-wid" fame WHO ''s been activ" IN
fnro-s aud the English government, would
prefer to have the United states out OF
colntry would have a, tic time Of making
q trca.v All tho rules Or naval warfare
NJ hara n" shou NJ he So thinks Ills nnanci"r
some important neutral nation to act ~; as
United States and those % Great Britain
ARE identical. -,
street as a complot" surprise. because 81
e., liza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
GOODS

NEW YORK, hpri: ,o.--Cotton cool; were
active to-day. STAPLE hosiery pricca FOR
fail were advanced from II cents to ga.
cents per dozen over last year. wors tod
yarns were in demand for Russia anu France
for weaving and knitting PURPOSES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

Jumbo. 500: i."O Mckinley Darfagh. $40
80; 900 Npi:s'pr Copper. ii.T7i.: 600 Rex
Cons. lNse'lt.: io) Success. GSIt61; $500 'rouo-
pan Ext. GcGs'i: .: Standard on az NcY
York. :"l 52oa: 40 standard oil OF California
2J3.t -. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
AUCTION SALES-To-Day.
BY CHAPLIN e HUME. INC,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
Bankrupt Sale

sc FEET OF LAND ON NORTH SIDE
OF CHhFFIN STREET.
Sc FEET OF LAND ON NORTH SIDE
OF WALLACE STREET.
"a LOTS OF LAND IN AMELIA COUN-
TS, VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
To Context Al Vacancies.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.I
LONDON, April l9.--An exchange
telegram from Athens states that tho
Liberals. led by former Premier
NcniZclos. have decided to contest all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

NEW ORLEANS. Aprn Ia-'rhe COTTON
market was adversely affected by tho po-
Utica! situation to-day. but in thu early
Afternoon II had period OF strength and
Went to net advance of / to points on
Increased trading In spots Little real sun.
port was forthcoming at any time. and tho
mrrh"' plainly was nervous under the de
Hnt,"nn"hls IN Washington. Consilera Bile
dati"n "t long cotton was in evidence
ono VI" nrSt call May showed 4 riso IL i
FONTS on the strength OF the Now Yori,
markct on yesterday. hut selling prossur.
gained Roadway before the call was ended
and May was tho only position to show inn,
rr"I'memt Immediately after the call th.
market lost 5 to points and later In the
session me decline widcned 6 10 X
n"snts Atier the posting OF tho spo, quo
.nt'"hs. which was unchanged. tho markc,
advanced on tho transactions OF annrn,i
ih"t"lN 5000 l,alcs. These returns tucluded
Yesterday =" sales, but even at that they N,nTn
nn:h larger than usual. II wa. reported
marilc, 'N' 4" 'his
toward ;hc close nervousness Eex np,,r
rhoW"d' ana the market sagCrd thu price,
i"r me day being unchanged to points
"9Wh coinparcd with tho close OF MonLav
Man Nc l'lfrkrt ciGssG steady Closing bids:
n"r !.."': iann"ry. ELS Spot cotton, steady.
.hc.,a,lsed sales on tho SPOT FL $50 hale.
W aiiIN". 100 bales. Middtinr Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

SIX BRICK BUILDINGS ON THE EAST
LINE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET.
RETW ZEN BROAD AND GRACE
STREETS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

NEW YORK, April l9.-Port movement
Middling. 12.Coc Receipts. 20 bales; exports
100 bales: stock. 2i6.56u bales
Total to-day at all ports-Net ~eoeipt,
l3,''" bales, exports, 6s5i bales: stock, ! Sio.-
go bales. "
Total for wesk--Net receipts, a. 400 bales:
,Niorr. Sa.S0S bales.
Total tor scasnn-Ne, receipts. 63s7, los
bales. exports. i.@G6.2 l0 bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
NAVAL STORES.


SAVANNAH. GA. April ia.-Turpenttne
FRI, a.: SALE. c. casks receipts. az casks
; hipir"nts, l<t casks. stock, 5;is cashs
Io-n firm sales III barrels: receipts. ?Oi
barrels: shipments. 3ts barrels; stock Gs 5n5
arrels CuoIc: A. r.. g., n T. .: +
:t5: g, 80; ". 4.a5; J.. 40 Is. 20: NJ
$50: y. SO. NC. 5.?5: WV. SIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
AUCTION SALES-To-Day.
BY HENRY S. uUTZLER g. CO.,
AND
McCCRDY q JOHNSON.
Real Estate Auctioneers

BANKRUPT SALE BY AUCTION
OF
DESIRABLE CORNER STORE, NO.
250l NENARLE STREET.
FLAT BUILDING, 25O3 VENABI.E
STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
NOTICE-LegaI

In the clerks ofiice OF the Supreme Court
OF Appeals or tho state or virginia a,
liichmond. April 6. 1916. In vacation:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

SEABOAKD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
"Ihc Progressive HALLWAY of the South
Southbouud trains scheduled 10 leave Hts.
mond daily: 5:35 A. NJ. local to Norlir
so +. NJ. sicepcrs and coaches 30 .Incksc
vile, Atlanta. Birmingham; G:35 r. !!
through coaches and alex pcrs 70 Jacksc'
vile: l2:45 a NJ. slcepers to Atlanta B!r
inEhain Jacksonville. Tampa and coacl,
to Jacksonville.
Northhound trains scheduled to arrive
Richmond daily 1870 A NJ. a:30 A. :!
local. $3.50 A. NJ, G37 j. II.
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trict Court OF the United states 10 for tie
Eastern District of Virginia, at Rich
mond. entered April !, 1915. in the
we. tho undersigned trustees, will offer
for sale at public auction. on the
premises
THURSDAY: APRIL 20. 1915.
the following property, in Richmond,
2acl venable Street. fronting IS feet.
more or less. at the southeastern cor
ner of Twemtyhfth and Venable
StrcetS' by depth between parallel
OF hrs, floor. store: second floor. 5
rooms, large bath and wide hall: third
floor, rooms. The store is considered
- fnc business stand.
c503 Ncnable Street fronting % feet
more or less, on the south line of Ven
able Street. adjoining the above de-
Ecribed property on the east. and hav-
ing the same depth to said alley. The
flats. upper and lower.
TERMS: One-third of tho purchase
money to be paid in cash: onc-third in
six months, and the balance in twelve
months the title to be retained by the
court until the whole purchase money
is paid. tho deferred payments to be
evidenced by the notes OF the pur-
chaser. with interest from the day Of
sale. or all cash. at the purchaser 3
option.
HENRY s. HuTzLER.
Trustees in Deed Of Trust from
Mary Z. Bealc TO them dated No
r. K. FLORANCE.
Trustee In Bankruptcy OF Mary z.
Bealc. Bankrupt.
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