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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-04

NEW YORK. March ? Bank clearing ir
tho United states for tho week ending Mrr'i
= aggregate ii.I73.Gon, NDo. Eaius, 81 ?5o as ~
last week aud s2.55I O>s 900 In ,his week. last
year. Following .,rc returns for this week
with percentages ~ change shown this week
as compared with this week. last year:
Now Yurk. I! 50 1900: Increase. 80.
Chicago. 81. 49, 900. increase IT,
rhilJdclpnii. <@iy.1i.p"1. increase. i,t
Boston. sos g, l."cn: increase. -
81 Louis $40. 900: increase. 10
kan>n, city. =" nl' Goh, increase is
san Francisco. SG..:ii2 Oni: increase 70
Pittsburgh. $50 2."i. o"o: increase. 80.
Baltimore. iS1'2. n,n. decrease, n>
cleveland. So 10 900: Increase ~
Detroit 80 So uOo increase. tSS
Cincinnati 81, -. 600. increase %
Minneapolis. 81 800 o"o: decrease -.
Los Angeles 80 .o..coo iurrcasc. asp
pmah" $.d65.0'o. iut>cisc. no
New Orleans S2} 81. 0u". increase ITO
Milwaukee. NiSi2iTl0. Increase -
Louisville il9o"S. one: increase aSH
Erhmoud si7 g"1 rap. iEri case. 81,
N'!hrta. il'.h.S. con Increase III
- I"ul $ii.JHi""H; decrease. -"
Seattle, Sl@ -. nnn. Increase IS
'iGn. sli-cl. coo: increase 40
Portland. ore. SlO. "a O"r. decrease i,-
Denver. ill-ii.t1". increase. o,c
Houston. $40 80 100. iu-r".sc .O.
irdltUHprli~. Slr 80 COZ. increase 10
Fort Worth S""@; .oHH: ,lcrrca,r ~
ur"Ni"'ur'. Sol5""oo iu,rcase 90
Washington. u. c. S,,"G. oo0 .ncroasc +, ::
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CHANGER, DEEDS or Trust.
rive Deeds nf Trust. tm
\ mounting


Th"mas w. 1'itts to T.. w Eaudy
'"nNl," foot cast Enc Moss side Ave-
nu". heinz 10; in section \ in tho
rlan of Southampton. August %, 1919:
sl.It;":;
Eddie i;utI"r to + NJ Eoxlcy ct ais
trustees. i"X"O feet south line Moore
street. 40 feet west Of oak street.
March !. 1916 Sict.
burton MaryC at ny. {" American
National I!auk. t"ugtcC. J0X130 fcct
south limo Monument NNcuuc. 20 foot
cast Of ridden street: also. 3OX12, feet
at tn" southwest corner OF Stuart AVc-
uuc and 'ari street; also - feet II
inches by 81 IL feet west line Twcn-
eighth street. 81 feet inches south
az Street. March -. 1916: $4,000
Manu-" u. iIankins. trustee, 80 Try.
in" T.. Campbell trustee. lots &c aud
~ in block in tho plan Of Cham
h""lnNuc Court. February ~ 1916:
S".,
w T.. nrimkHr,l. Ir. 10 l.. H. Drew.
trustee. "|N 80 feet At the Snutlcat
corner az Virginia Avenue" and I:yron
street. February $. 1916; s".G5o.
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Observation-Disclosures

ISpt|iaI 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
"a y. iifl IG. VA March 3.--Mrs
Mary l.. Kirkpatrick and Amman
h"rnett both Of Bedford County. wer,
married OF, "Wednesday at tho home OF
the bride. near Bunker mn. Bedford
county. the ceremony being pcrforme,
by Rcv. W. q. Hughes.
nc marriage license discloses tho
"ec OF inc groom as scrcnty-seyen
wears and that OF his bride as si1ty
four years.
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/. :. cIac,rr cuunT or ArrnALs.

The United States Circuit Court OF
appeals rcconvcncd yesterday morn
INK ut 1880 o'clock, with Circuit
Judges Iritchard, Knapp and Woods
In attendance.
Late yesterday afternoon the court
announced ana handed down it's opiu-
ion in tho following case:
No. li3"--Juhn T. Mc,iraw. appel
liant. w. - j. Walsh Jr.. surviving
partner. appellee: appeal from the Dis
tract Court at Wheeling. w Va opin-
Ion by JMdGc WOODS. Ailirmc.-
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H1'n,'n>n L,,n >rock m,nnrr

''-"1'" ~ VNI"N SI0UN w 0sI
',i. Hu"na. W. Myr, u . lnlt
,."v"-' '"r M-"k ou.!iu= February ls
80 80 ''''r- t.a IL" :. medium /" good -
10 .. n"ipi""" @" l'it. {" T." E"er hcir"rs.
~ =" 40. n'olum >" """'i. TO a., come
''"' Z" iNir. 600 .. H.si COS, 3D.. ia =.
NH"'"'l u" """'I " I" - '"utpIuu to fair.
- Z" :. HD.l uN"n. " to 80. ,uc,'iutu +;
I""u. ." y. '"mnru t" f.ir :. =" e, luIi-
:" "' - 'ti''s ia. medium. :. tu ..
. ~ cows 80 fl" fN". ii"St h"'l, hu-s.
~ h.fi Z" ~. COWS ;ud -t,:s ,o =,
- rhr7r ".a =" e. p"ur'"u t" iuir . t..
i#Iu'.. , D.
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ItunnMar Youth Held.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
bANNILLE. VA. March 3.-Wallac.
'rhit' seventeen year old runaway
youth. from Winston Salem was found
!hst night on Henry street hv a poIic,
"''tci wh" arrested him. lie said that
mr WIS urea of his home and anxious
LOT ne" work aud new SURROUNDINGS
ne boys father was wired carly this
morning and is coming here 10 take
charge OF him
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Cu.>cEuy nrLEAsr: DEEDS.
-Four NclcnSc Deeds Amounting


Y Ticks. Jr.. trustee. to IT, r.
f"'., - feet " ~ inches by 1o5 feet
south line cary Street. 10 feet cast OF
Second street: also all interest in :,
Sirir OF land feet . inches in width
lying IN rear of :0i East Cary Street
February IS. 1916 $2.36n
Henry =. IlutHlc: IT al. trustees 10
L.. Isnch. ~ feet II I-o inches NV SIS
feet 10 inches south linc Main street,
IL fcct - inches cast OF Fifteenth
street. February -, 1916: SIl,iSo
John H. White. trustee. TO w c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-04

\t.W ORLEANS March : This cotton
macHe; Vas uui"t hut steady to-day. rricos
stood az small nd.anar n good pur' ~ The"
session. hut 'l"s"h uuchaurrt to noli,S
on u"' OF Suall wave az liquidation. Tho
s''"nr appeared to hc w ,r.,icr".- vino 10
-,r'd !" even M over Tho week -cnd and
~" holiday h"r" TUESDAY.
In the "arlv trading tho market los, ,n
e p"iris chiefly because Of ,lor-yuusu.ss n,.e,
ihn situation at Washington f:suoits - d,
notcr feeling in Southern spo, nm, Eo,
stimulated huviuE to q ,outiacr7hlo - .ort
,ui"'. and tn" market rose n, q '.,ni " t.,
n"iu'S over Yesterdays Last Uuof.tf.,-
Tue i'c-i .nn, market was oiintod INN AID
unchanged. Tho downward .uovc0.frr IN
Ward ia" close ala not carry .rtr marks, .
ing ''
TT" narkc, closed ato,ry ,ro.;r. i,a
NAY lbs. lGiy. u.5i; October NIX 10
,"ihhcr ilSl: January llrn Sro, ..,..,
IN ""I nn'hanG"d, Sales 80 Tho Suoi IN
"'''>' t" arrive. 800 bales. Mtidline ,rg.
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COTTON MARKETS

NV YoKN. NEr"h 3 T0-N4 = ro'Ir0
marker showed continued rcrvon,ness ~.
In oomparatt"eiy small volume 81 husi.
ness rather shan In the crurs" ~ nrices
FiEctua'ions we're irregular. nat me On '.r-
dseiine 20 ii.4sc. May cnr,-ac,s ra!ucl ia
u. sSe, ard cinssd p, II she ui,h tho genera
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RItiIMo>D nay MARKET.
MII.I.I'EED
,lIl Mo- I'M srnCh MArhrr

No. NNT'-I- TTW-' T.0".INT- q
"". si"N. EU'k {, '"niao,. lt,-rt i>Gorsnoi:
'nih"'i = 'prN" 'o; hr,vv. SS.G"n<ro5. rough.
'\"'"NS.'.. pja sIg,HSS 20.
'"iN" h"'c'r'-. ..""0: stct"y N.r'vr hcci
'r> S..,t'i' -. sinck"rs am, .,l,.r. ,,.,,
- -" '"N# a"g h"ii"r+ $T.ilp;> T.. c.hcs.
3 ,opsii 81,
Sheep i;c,,. p.. to"p. strurt- Nc,,r,,
:. rHJ :, ~. I..rt.,. :. oman -.
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MARRIAGE: LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued ly the
clerk OF tho iIustircs Court yesterday
as follows:
Clarence Francis Maynard. OF Now
Haven, Conn. and Lucy c. Scott. OF
Syracuse. y. Y
Walter opcnccnsky and Annie kis-
1nl.
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CHICAGO GH,IS MARKET

'iil'N"c Narch . Siictr.,vhiug 81 the
fGiiHli'H m tn" senate a. 1" Warning Amer.
i,"ns r"t q" TAX" message Hrm". ships
l"Ir"d Q" Mt til" wheat market to-day.
largely iu consequence" TIC market closed
uim "' (" not gain "f pc 4" {. A., with May
"a SLICE. nnu lUiy at $l.ii'. other load.
i"g staples. too. an Finished hiShcr-corn
i2U g. q" 20: oats. ~ to i.n"sr. and pro
Visions ice 81
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PLANNING: PERMITS.

,iumbinE Inspector Landers as fol-
lows: 80.
Dallas :. Bruce. for ~ l.. Hubbard.
street 49,
i. II. Harris, For MIR. Brown. 11o
North Seventeenth Street.
Same. for MIR. Smith, 21II East
Grace street
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PROFESSIONAL TRADERS
FREE BUYERS OF STOCKS
Too Mann Bears at Large. and big
Ones Apparently Decide I" Eat
Little Ones Up.
;. STRoNG TONE NOT EXPLAINED
Germans Regarded as Exhibiting
= Cumulative Weakness NJ Ncrdun,
While President Is Showing tumu-
iatiNc Strength in Washington.
IL, nHoAp>> All.

. N HKoADN> WALL.
!. NEW YORK March : Professional tad
ers bought stocks r,ther freely '"d., or
den, Wilson Cu'uuiattv" str7uGth iu Wash
HfjS"" % n ,hd ' n ,g" o me-" na% %
: decided t" 'u'U ar"urn ~" CO. III" liu"
oncs
,i,tic .,a. oas rubl>r,d today - ac-
Count tor tho strong 'o"c i" INC market
The "h,of awcgnccmen;S NSro tn" nc" Nar
Contract taken hy INC Nmsri.en '.oc"m"iiNr
C"n.pan'r aud the To-; that N" MCNrnn
rctr"icuu, Comrrn>S nov wvll Iovci .r,..
oco barrels NC last twenty four hours b"
rcls as previously reported. Nci,rcr of ''r-c
nnuour. cmcn,s is official hu+ o. &c"
= credited.
in INC uu,o,uohilo lis, ,,h,n re,oy,rcd
*ha'rh ~ som" directions MyNNoil showed
tina, the company Is earning $50 It share
on 81 common stock
rs . result of careful, invcsnra,.ou ,'hc
reason FOR the heavincss ~ Tho market 70.
certify &c that arrangements nave not hccu
>n.r.s "r AMERICAN securities vri,h tho
fr'tsi1 governments insists u'r@f lao ,"uv~r'od
into cash a- 0u!rN'y - rosstbi-
nh,s.,., ro-sss.,oo d j !, uors,6 .,t',,
j. "t 'wp"rtsu, 'ncy viii ho iu ga" course,
VII 'h"r these stocks arc to 10 yord or
aro t" he used basis Cor q vast new
r1r loan i said ia ho undecided bat Tho
sis;'u- on actual sic. Uuior ,heeo circ,i,n-
stances TIC only iniu- HAT c7n iccr thor
~ tn market viii be ,ne organization, Of
the POOL perhaps putting on; 3, roud issue
10 secure the mono,
u viii hc readily Soon chat tho nn-,uc- ot
,!isroSiinC Of those stocks is likely to hc
materially affected by nc results -; Vcr-
i.b Sno"a the G'T IN Nh tho 81;
money. aud will try - force III" hands
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OF Taylor street. between Meadow and
lttchic Streets, 10 cost $1,000.
w. j. Gilman. tc build three two
story brick dwellings, on the south side
OF Linden street. between Sheppard
and Nest Streets TO cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-04

Inst 'l"sIuc steady. net uuohangcj ="
points hiGh"'
liverpool wa. ahou, rs duo aud IN" cr"r
in- he-" was steady at dc lin" -; .
points =" an advance OF points. r.i.c-
;ra dually "as"d OF. on tho easier ruling pI
the ~" orleans market and tho arpar"ul
a"Scu'. OF any important support
On the decline "a ll.7c Tor July aud il.5r
Tor p"tohcr. tho market styaLicd -. 10
no""d covering. and later improved on &C.
'orahlc p"liti"al n"ws. encouraging South
cru SPOT adNiCcs. and a Stcadicr market a'
Now orleans. July sold Up ll.71c and
October 10 ll"tc in tho late ira Hing With The
general list showing not gains az from :.
20 : points - compared with The 70, los.
OF from = 10 : points at tho lo'v level Of tin.
MOI niHS. closing prices were OF points
oil irCu tho tes: under .c.li.lnc. rr;,!in:
wns Gnict during tin" entire day. bat became
little NOR" active on tho afternoon hnlSo.
ll.e rknt ILnSci
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mu>r'>,:s RELEASE DEEDS.
Three nclcRsr Deeds, Amounting I,


'"rcc "c'""H" nccus. AmountinE to
$40. go.
Augustine Royal ct al. trustee. TO
Anni" T.. Carr. 33Nl65 feet south line
Decatur street i" feet from the cor
ucr OF Twelfth street. February %
1916: Si.6So.
:. G.. Christian ct ais. trustees. to
". :. Winston. JISN620 feet at tho
northwest corner OF North and Short
Streets. Forest Hin Park February
-. 1916: si3.ti0
Stuart Eowc. trustee, 10 j. T. Thomp-
son. SlNl6J feet south HUI Street. l0l
feet west of Fourteenth street Feb
ruary 10. 1916: 5000
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NN W 81 ~ March = TUIr,riro
..'. %" '+' 'asEs. r","iri- u"u".
Nt .'rryI. r"' "tpig 80 barrels. sru,
- "rcIs took - 81; 'arr.i-.
,S'''. '".'l. " u. -, -. -. t.. i'". ..
" 80. .".. IS. ,a5. NJ -, uo,,N
N "'l. We. $50. WV G.p
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BlakcN. oJNlto feet south limo Bacon
Rad. go feet cas-. OF Ecntlall Avcnuc
March ., 1915: Sit9.6O
w. :. White. trustee. to H. H. Marc
CT al tue SauIc property AS described
~ decd next above. March ., 1910:
S3O1 80 - 1919
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~ >TI>GS Dr:,;u or TuI 81.
Que Decd OF Trust. tmouptIur 4,

lI"ury Winston ct ny to H. :
Taylor. trustee. 5'SX;.o feet AZ tho
northwest corner "f North and short
S'r""lS Forest hin tark. February
80. ialG. IInnO
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MISCELLANEOUS MAHnni>.
,Drro% ,;..,pS

N'N ''ik Starch t",t"u -"".. we're
nor WI''i Nt'h pri'c- uru &c" Irs Wool
i'h'' M.'' hru Ready to N,c.r. tr3,,ir
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un>n,co DEED or ruusr.
\ mounting to

Que Decd of Tr"st. Amounting to
$3.50.
Fannie H. Fleming to w l.. Rcdd
trustee lot in block -: also lois !
aud : III block &c: also. lot in block
~: also. lot |. - 3 and in block
IN IN" plan "f El"omingtIalc. Feb
iuary ~. 1916: 500
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uTSTINGS TRANSPORTS.
ono Decd Of TlnrEai

one Decd Of bargain md Sale,
Amounting to $3.50.
w w. Morton q ais. to Valentine
Ititcer. "SNli5 foCi cast line sixteenth
street. Gl fcoi north Of East Man-
chester Land cos property. Novcm-
Der |. 1915: $3.50
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,IiENnIro TRANSFER.
One Decd of bargain and >nIc
Amounting To S..10O.

y TIIVU"IIHE 10 H-.IVN
u J.. Anderson ct ux. I" Mrs Ian.
mic w. Fleming. lot In hlocl -: also
lot" :: and in block Is: also. lot
in hlock %: also. lots I. .. and il
block 81 in tn" plan ot Eloomn cdal q
EchrnarN &c. l2lG: tax. $40: $40.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Two building Permits. Amountiur
TO 81 100.
PERMITS for new work were issued
Yesterday hy building Inspector But
Ter as follows:
t.. G Woodward TO build two two
story brick dwellings, on tho south side
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Sal'Ss sto'N,
too NlliS., hilIucrs. ..... ......
too Ali. -chalmcrS pfd ...
Nm. NSr. chem. com
Ia" Amer. ECct Sugar. com. e.
80" American Can .....
zoe American can. ptd. 800.
l,"oo Amor. Car aud t'drN ......
American COTTON bil .....
200 Amer. Hide and l.cI.. IN.
100 Amer. Hide aud l.'a.. pid.
:. 100 American l.iusccd oil.
"l."on American I.oCruotiVv 90.
lao Amer. Loco, pfd.,......
200 American Smelling .
American Stuff. com
200 American Sugar -
SEQ Amer. Tel. ana Tcl TO.
100 American Tobacco. com
100 American roracCo. pid.
J Ia" Anaconda copper
700 ttchISon ...
Atlantic Coast Ituc.
=. 4. l.. OF connecticut.
700 Baltimore aud phi" 900.
zoe Bcthl"hCm steel Co. com
Bethlehem Steel 60. pf,l
$500 Ba ldwin Loco. com ....
loo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
n"tcutral Leather. c"m......
500 Canadian l'aCatr ...-.....
800 California Petroleum. .
.Unr chesapeake ana ONO .......
loo chicago Great Western.
en-. Great est, p;i. ..
500 CHI. Mil. aui - raul
100 CruciblC Steel Cor. com
too cruCiblo Steel. pfd dos.
500 Colorado Fuel and iron
100 colorado and southern
zoe hiSiilicrS ..
"n.h"o Corn Products. com .....
40" Dome Mines ..
=. roo Fri" ....
Erie. isi pfd .........
loo fCd. Min. ana Sm. MA
400 General Electric -..
1000 Goodrich. com. ....
600 Great Northern. pfd &C..
Great Northern or. cts
100 Illinois Central .....
500 rboro-tonS. -
200 IutcrbCro-t" nS.. ptd 90.
l.S"n INT. Ncr. Mar. com. cts.
100 Int. Nor. Mar. pfh cts.
Hnn I'M. TAPER .... ........
-" Int. Paper. pti.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24

report on the Kansas crop WAS con-
sidered bulltsh, II failed to act as
steadying factor, The crop was esti
mated at 90.000.000 bushels. COM
pared with 100000 900 bushels esti-
mated on May /, and an actual yield
for 1915 Of 96. 100000 bushels, trade
here was fiat, with sales 10 millers only
$4,000 bushels.
Corn decvlined SIS to 2 Ia on
heavy LIQUIDATION as we'll as on short
selling. There was some strength dis
ca'Is, hut this gave way to
weakness on increased offerings and a
tass 1I buying power. Cash sales
were 100000 bushels, with 10000
bushels for export.
Oats declined with the other grains
July closing 3sc lower and deferred
months l Is al lac lower. LAquida-
ton was heavy toward the finish, and
the weather outlook was better. Crop
news generally was good Cash sales
were $4,000 bushels, with 10000
bushels for export. Provisions closed
sharply lower, partly in sympathy with
grains and also Influenced by a 1Bc de-
cline in hogs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New York, June 2s-Cotton weak
ened today on bearish visible supply
figures and smaller spinner's tak!nEs,
coupled with Wall Street liquidations
OF July long stuff For time heavy
exports and q considerable demand
for October from spot houses helped
the market, forcing local shorts 10
cover. A fair inquiry from outside
sources was noted early in the after
noon. The close was IA 10 Is points
net lower. Spot at Liverpool was
quiet at an advance of seven points
on the basis OF s29d. for middling
upland. The sales were 5000 bales.
of which 1000 bales were American.
The imports were $4,000 bales. all
American. Futures closed easy at a
net advance OF 2Q2 liz points Spot
here was quiet, fifteen points lower at
1890. The receipts OF cotton at the
ports for the day were 1913 bales.
compared with l0,402 bales last week,
md $3.50 bales last year. THIS stock
in New York warehouses IL 1875, S92
bales, against 22s,ss bales last year
The exports for the day were 32,731
bales against 1850 bales last year
The clearances for the season
amount 10 5,367.745 bales, against s.
o7s,e72 bales last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, June 23.-July wheat sold
below the dollar level today. sagging
of It's own weight TO the lowest prices
on the crop.
The decline of &c a bushel reflects
the actual bearsh condition. The
drop IN price failed to bring out any
buying orders for our cash wheat and
the amount OF wheat taken vas srna II
IT 500. goo. when the decline ts con-
adhered. nquidating was not on a
large scale.
Europe has always been our largest
customer. but will purchase only at
favorable prices While the off1ci al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24
...Bat.sd for Harmon in eighth.

sssBatted for Harmon In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
f1ttSDur6 liz VDV Wv
Summary: Two-base hits--Long
(2), Wagner, A. Wilson. Stolen bases
--Bescher, Long, Corhan. Carey ca.
Sacrifice hits-Johnston ca. Costello.
Huggins Double plays-Betzel. Cor
han and Miller; Wagner and John
ston. Left on bases-St. Louis, 9:
Pfttsburg, First base on errors
St Louis. 1. Base on balls--Off Jasper,
!: off Kentlehner. Q; off Harmon, /.
Hit by pitched ball-By Meadows
tJohnston): by Jasper (Johnston).
Struck out-By Meadows. /: by Jas
per, Q: by Ames, l.. Wild pitch
Cooper. Umpires-Rigler and Har-
rison. Time-2:33.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24
GRAYS MAKE TT TWO
IN A ROW FROM LEAFS

Providence, r. L, June 2s.-The
Grays made II two in a row over the
Toronto Leafs today, winning by
score OF to 2. Joe Birmingham, the
pilot OF the Leafs. drew an indefinite
suspension from President Barrow for
his actions in yesterdays game, and
was not on the field. The game was
a pitchers duel between Herbert and
Peters with honors even.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24

fashion. but today's game, like .tnav
Of yesterday. missed pitching Of Z
really winning variety. Kircher, l1ts
of the Richmond Internationals, &C.
quired by the champs. sent along .his
eleventh hit of the week out OF twSn.
ty-one times at the bat since his IN.
trance into the Virginia League.
The first Saturday double header OF
the season will be played tomorrov.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24
New YORK Money Market

New York. June 2s-Money on call
al the Stock Exchange opened today
at "a per cent; high, per cent;
low. Ia per cent: close, "a per
cent. Most Of the loans were at
"a.
Time money was rather inactive, the
duilness OF stock exchange business
having the effect of lessening the de-
Eaa1. but this aid not result in any
increase In amounts offered. the prom
tnent desire Of banks was 10 main
tain q strong cash condition.
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GEO. WH|TTEO'S HOMER
Continued From Fifth Page.>

Summary: Base on balls-Ofr Ben
ton, 2: off Cheney, 8; off Perritt. J..
Struck out-By Benton. I: by Perritt,
!; by Cheney. 4. Home run-Myera
Three-base hit-Rariden. Two-base
hits-Doyle, Myers, Cheney. Sacrifice
hit-Mowrey. Stolen bases-Kauff,
Mowrey. Double plays-Myers and
Daubert' Robertson and Merkle. Wild
pitches-schupp. Cheney (2). Hit by
pitched ball-By Schupp fMyers); by
Cheney (Merkle). Hits-Off Benton.
7 in innings; of schupp. / in /
inning; off Perritt, in innings: off
Cheney. in s inning; of Mails none
In l inning. Umpires-O'Day and
Ortiz. Time-2:o5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24
Cubs Beat the Reds.

Chicago. July 23-The Cubs turned
the tables on the Reds this after
noon In a tight game, to /. The
home talent made their nrst tally In
the second on a pass, LoudeRs error
and an infeld out. In the third stan
"a the Reds tied the count with three
successive singles after two men were
out In the ffth round two passes
and Herzog's bum throw to the plate
after double play brought Ssaton
in with the winning marker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24

New York. June 23.-On the local
metal exchange copper WIS., quiet and
dull and in tho absence OF tresh busi-
ness quotations remained unchanged
Leading interest still quoted electro
tiyic copper, October and forward. at
20 i-Sc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24

Smith, No. sos Ia Norton Street;
$7s6
J. B. McComb, trustee, to T. s. Hite-
shew and A. l. Heath, lot in Henrico;
sz75.
P. A. Green. trustee, to T. S. Hite-
shew and wife, lot Seminary Avenue,
north OF Hammond. 60x223; $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24
sbechan Allow. Two Hits.

Boston, June 23.--Sheehan held the
Red Sox to two hits today. but wild
ness cost him the game, to 0. Hob
litzel scored the only run in the sew
enth. He walked, was sacrificed to
second, went to third on an out and
scored on a wild pitch. Three hun
dred fans from Winchendon and st.
Johnsbury. VT, came to the game to
see Witt, native son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24
Rufldtur Permits.

Inspector Butler yesterday issued
building permits to the following per-
sons:
J. C. Smith, TO repair 612 North
First Street, to cost 5000.
Watt Plow Company, to repair l43S
East Franklin Street, to cost $125.
Mrs. NJ w. Crenshaw. to build
brick garage in rear 1904 Grove Ave
nue., to cost 5000
Lee Camp Soldiers Home board, to
build brick dwelling, Boulevard, be-
tween Grove and Stuart, to cost ST.
500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24
Stocks TSlmbled Out.
COtsx,rsnessa Oh.

New York, June 23.-~WeakneRs pre-
vailed today In the market for cot
tonseed oil. Buying orders were
rather scarce, while offerings were
heavier. owing partly TO the decline
In lard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-24
Hastings Court.

W. E. English pleaded guilty to
forgery before Judge Richardson yes
terday. In the Hastings Court. and
was given eighteen months In the
State penitentiary.
The case of w. ]. Brown. j. H
Bradley and e. C. Roane, charged
with false representation, occupied
the attention of the court from II
o'clock TO 7, and was continued over
to this morning. when arguments will
be heard