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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

D Featuring an active market yester-
day was the sale b. which De Soto d.
Fitz Gerald acquired from a. W. Pat
terson and others. specia! commit ssion-
ers. the concrete warehouse the
northwest corner OF Sixth and Cary
Streets. The property fronts l6j by
100 feet. and was sold for S53.5o0.
The Richmond Land Corporation ac-
quircd two lots, one AT the southeast
and the other at the southwest corner
of Patterson Avenue and the Belt Line
Railroad. from r. +. Patterson. The
consideration was $4,000. according to
the tax paid on the deed In the Chan
Gerry Court. The same company pur-
chased from VI. c. Patterson TWO lots
on Grove Avenue and Patterson Ave
nue.. east OF the BELT Line. that were
valued at S2s,6Gc. James T. Sloan
sold the same concern 10, fronting
257 feet . inches az the northeast
corner of Patterson Avenue and the
Bel, Line. The purchase price was
reported as being $4,000.
The local market was probably the
most active yesterday for any dag in
the past two months. with sales OF
~r';y property aggregating nearly
100000. There were, in addition TO
the larger transfers, numerous sales
OF small property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Mcintyre Companies Limited, Inc.
Richmond. Maximum, sl50.oo0: mini
mum, $4,000 N. Monroe Mcintyre.
president; J. J. Butler. secretary. both
Aeronauticai Club of Virginia, Inc,
Newport News. No capital stock. H.
l.. Ferguson. president; John B. Locke.
secretary. both of Newport News.
Abingdon Creamery and Ice Com
pany. Inc. Abingdon. Maximum. $50
600: minimum, $4,000. \. w Buhrman,
president: e. w. Potts. secretary. both
of Abingdon.
Hopewell Beverage Corporation.
HONEYWELL Maximum, $4,000 mini
mum. $4,000; par value. $40. c. F.
Camp. president: A. z. Meehl secre-
tary. both of Hopewell.
Alaska Mines Corporation. Richmond.
Maximum. sl0,000.o00; minimum. $500.
W. \. Strata. president. Richmond: w.
=. Hunting, secretary. Bronxville. y.
y.
Richmond Strip and Screen Company
minimum, $4,000. a. r.. Hagner. Jr
president: Frederick. $. Valentine, Jr.
secretary, both OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
Lyons & Williams, for r. W. Creery
d Co. 1922 North Twenty second
street. thirty outlets.
Same for same, 1924 North Twenty
second street, thirty outlets.
John H. Latham, for Mr.. Woodfln.
800 West Twenty-fourth Street, fifteen
Godsey & Fry for Capital City Iron
WORKS, 3Ol6 Poplar Street, one three
horsepower motor
a. f. Burlington. for ]. p. Martin.
lures.
Morris Hunter, for Virginia Station
cry Co. e1S East Main Street, three
fans. -
Same for Ware & Duke. II North
Governor Street. one four -horse-po power
motor.
Same for W. A sorg, 11O1 Grove Ave-
nue.. making meter loop.
". II. jerks, for George F. Jones
2O32 Monumet Avenue. four outlets
r. r. Cosby Electric Co. for George
Brown. Seventeenth and Cary Streets.
three sockets.
Same, for J: c. Page. 1900 East Cary
Street. repairing defective wiring.
John H.. Latham. for B. Clary. 90
North Twenty-ninth Street, thirteen
outlets
Engelberg & Bear, for Mr.. Huderson.
2o36 Stuart Avenue, installing wiring
Same for Ellis Miller, IL East Grace
Street. three outlets and fixtures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE
CONTINUES on WHOLE FRONT

PETROGRAD, June Q (via London).
The official communication issued by
the Russian War Office to-day follows:
The battle continues In Volhynia
and Galicta. the Germans trying to
check the development of our often
siNe on their pierced front German
re-enforcemcnts have arrived from the
region north of Poliessie Many Ger
mans are among the prisoners taken.
Despite the stubborn resistance Of
the enemy In many places. our often
sive continues on the whole front from
the Prtpet marshes to the Roumanian
frontier
Our cavalry led the attack I'm many
sectors Among the episodes during
the hghting were, first, near Sousek,
east OF Lutsk. squadron of Cossack
attacked the enemy behind the fortiff-
cation", and captured two guns and
zoo boxes of ammunition; second, near
Boriatno, southeast of Lutsk our
skirmshers captured two ten-centi-
meter guns. four officers and 100 men,
and near Dobriatrne, on the Ikwa, be-
low Mlynon. another ten-centimeter
gun and thirty-fve caissons In an
other sector the booty included thirty
cylinders of asphyxiatinE gas
Our young soldiers are rivaling
their elders in pluck and courage
One such division of young troops. in
an impetouS attack at Opolichenie
drove the enemy back on the Styr and
captured the bridgehead near tho town
of Rozieschy. They took $500 Ger
man and Austrian prisoners, together
with machine guns and rich booty.
I'VE have crossed the Stripa River.
and our troops have reached the River
Zlotalipa, at Potok.
While directing the action in one
or the sectors of our offensive General
Mikouline was seriously wounded.
The number of our prisoners is con-
stantly increasing. In addition to the
95S officers and over $1,000 men already
announced. we took in the course of
yesterdays fighting an additional 1855
officers and 1878 men, making our
total of captures In the recent opera
ions l.li3 officers and over GAIA men,
wednesday evening enemy artillery
bombarded violently the regions north
east OF krevo and south of Smorgon.
Subsequently the bombardment ex
tended further north, and Thursday
night the enemy, in strong force.
opened an offensive, but all his at
tempts TO approach our positions were
repulsed. Five German ayiators ra;ded
the town of Logichine, north of Pinsk
dropping fifty bombs. One of the ma
chimes was brought down by our artil-
lery inside the German lines.
caucasus front: In the TrebiZond
region our skirmishers dislodEed the
lurks from a convent south of the
village OF Hortonkop. In the direction
OF Giumichakahn our attachments pene-
trated enemy positions. capturing pris-
ohers and much war material We re-
pulsed an enemy counterattack"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
EXODUS OF RICH AMERICANS
FROM ENGLAND PROBABLE

LONDON, June 9.-Amcricans domi-
ciled here who are subject to the in
come tax must sell to or deposit with
the British government their Ameri-
can securities. under penalty of an
extra shillinEs tax. This informa-
ton is given to the Associated Press
to-day by an official OF the American
Dollar Securities Committee. The
ruling holds whether the securities
are held here or in America The tax
Of shillings, added to the income tax.
Will apply to Americans who have re-
sided here long enough to become sub
tect to the regular income tax. the in
cidence of which will be followed. ex-
cept that no abatement will be granted
on American securities which appear
on the governments lists. If American
securities are deposited with the gov
eminent. only the usual income tax.
with the ordinary ATTACHMENTS. will be
charged. but the government prefers to
purchase the securities outright.
In the event that Americans resident
here deposit their American securities
held in the United States, the govern
ment Will collect the interest and pay
II to the owners in sterling. American
residents holding such securities In
America may either deposit them with
or sell them TO the government through
the agency OF j. T. Morgan & Co, In
New York.
1t is not unlikely that when this
ruling becomes generally known there
Will be an exodus of wealthy Ameri-
cans living in England. The American
embassy and consulate have been be-
seged of late by American residents
seeking information on this point,
many OF whom threaten to depart from
the country unless the government
makes an exception in their favor.
a member of the Dollar Securities
Committee, who discussed this matter
TO day. was very positive that all resi-
dents subject to the regular income TAX
will be liable for the penal addition
unless they dispose of their American
holdings. Residents who are now
liable to tax on unearned income will
be compelled to pay shillings in the
pound, while those to whom the super
tax applies will pay still more. unless
they meet the governments demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

soass5 s2s!o m sio5o wa aS?
M saensS NOS, los Tdu13. sil59 ssd9'
likeness; The Garnet. j. c.. Cantrill.
Aq,ohell and Dehera also ran.
Second-fve and one-halt furlongs-
Pomp. ll2 tkirschbaum). S42o 1910
and 500. won: Watt, 1o+ "a. CarrolD.
sG W,i;,. sac second; MGnosGny 10, 1o7
I9ddy and Sang Bleu also @an.
Third-six furlongs-Water War.
rs lCallahan). $3.50. sa.7o and $40.
. and s4.l0. second: Busy Joe. l07 81.
BTown). s5,l0. third. Time. 1913.
Black BEAUTY. J. G: welsch. Harry
Insurgent Water Warbler. Ethel May,
Margaret B. and Barton. j. G. Welsh.
sayino. Ethel and Barton also ran.
.Goose}. $50 $50 ss Hson and .2SS. @on;
Leo Skolny. 100 Connolly. $3.50, $3.50.
second; Bars and stars; ito Gentry.
Murrck and Red Cloud also ran
Fifth-mile and s;xteenth-Jessie
Louise. 10 tMeehanl. $3.50: si.so and
phy). s3io and $3.50. second; B!liows.
40 "a. Ca,tolD, $50. third Time.
l:ie 2-5. Sauterclic Booker BIN. Hell
Ell NJ. Impression and George Roesch
slx,h--nye ngs-Ameriea. los
NtMariin(,, SEQ, $40 and SO. won:
ROSEWOOD. lIp tIOOSe), Sb.3u ana Si.6U,
second. Bit OF Devil, 10 (K!rsch-
baum, sll.4o. third. Time, l0l Eve
Ign V. Aunt LIZ. Petro Nono and May
II also ran.
Seventh-mile and seventy yards
Disturber, 80 Brown. silo.50. 1880
Hoagl, Sl2.30 and $40, second:
Hardwood. los (Stearnes), $3.50.
bird. Time. i:i5 3-5. Donald McDon-
aid, Black Thorn. Colonel Tom Greene.
Choctaw. Gamc!y, Typo. l.. r. Adair.
Amulet and Royal Tea also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
LONGsHoREMEN END STRIKE
1000 Men Out In PnciHc
Const Ports Since
juno 1.

SAN FRANCISCO. June e-The str,ts
of the Pacific Coast iongshoremen Ia
ended. Approximately 1900 men who
walked out on June l in an effort to
obtain higher wages and closed -shop
policy. thus tying up shipping on the
coast. returned to work to-day. all their
demands having been temporarily
granted.
Representatives. of the employers and
the unions will begin series OF CON
ferences here on Saturday to determine
upon Il permanent wage scale and a
set Of working conditions.
Wharves up and down the coast are
piled high with freight awaiting shin.
ment OH boats tied up by the strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
GERMAN ATTACKS FAIL
UNDER FRENCH FIRE,

PARIS, June 9.-The official COM
muhication this afternoon reads:
On the left bank of the Meuse the
Hermans' during the day, several times
attacked our position on hill No. 3O4.
Two attacks west of the hill and two
DINERS southwest. which were accom-
panied ny projections of liquid fire,
talied completely under our fire.
On the right bank OF the Meuse the
commencement was very heavy in all
the region south Of the Thiaumont
farm. IN the Chapitre wood, in the
fumin wood and in the sector to the
south or Damloup. No infantry attack
occurred during the day.
In the Nosges strong German re-
cohhoissance at Hartmanns- Weillerkopf
was dispersed by our fire."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight Release Deeds. Amountin
In ElN..iA2S

Eight Release Deeds. Amounting
to S48.382.55.
+. G. Burk TO Joheph St. James Gill
PIN 36xll1 feet east line ST Peter
Street. "a feet north of Charity Street
June 2. 1916: s1.272
Richard w. Jones. trustee to Doug
las Baird. ~ feet 10 inches by 80 feet
10 inches east line First Street. -
feet 2 inches south of Cary Street.
sl.ls0.
F. Sitterding ct ais, trustees. to l..
J. Oakley. 25NlIT feet north line Fair
mount Avenue, SO feet west of Tween
ty-third Street. March 6. 1916: s775.
II. It. Rlcheson ct al, trustees. TO /.
l.. Davis. 2sxSl feet north line VIII
liams street. November o5, 1914;
$4,000
Howard Sutton. trustee to Isaac
Miller, 2oXs0 feet northeast corner OF
Clay and Monroe Streets. June 8.
1916: s2.2io.
NJ. G. Wallace, trustee. to s. II. Bak-
er. i5xl35 feet east line Garland Ave-
nue.. Il5 feet north OF Hooper Street.
June 9. 1916; S23l.s6.
w :. White, trustee. to same. the
same property as described In deed
next above. June 0, 1916; s113.35.
Charles Stratus 81 al, trustees. TO Ed
ward Whitlock ct ais. trustees, l20x-
- feet south line Franklin Street,
ii3 rect inches west of Harrison
Street. May ~. 1916; $4,000.
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CHANCEEY TRANSFERS.
Nineteen Deeds OF Bnrgain md Su
Amounting 70 Sl7N.140.

Nineteen Deeds OF BnrEain md Sale,
Amounting 70 S1791+n.
Stuart Bowe ct al. trustesIS, to r.
arow9 9s so$ sssi feeS south line KemReT
Street June !. 1916, $40.
a w. Patterson ct ais. special COM
missioners. to De Soto d FitZ Gerald
ls5Xl2o feet at the northwest corner
Of sixth and Cary Streets. June 8.
Davis Brothers 70 Alice /, nruffsy;
l3Nlll feet east line West street. l4a
feet Ia inches 1s,s south Of e GE9Se Ave
- Jacob W. Wilbur ct ux. to sidney B.
Bintord. lots - and - in the plan OF
Brookland Terrace. May II. 1915, tax
Elizabeth G.. Lancaster to T a.
Quisenherry. the property known AS
500 Lamb Avenue. June /, 1915. tax
Fannie Holt to w c. Saunders. lot
, in block in the plan of Virginia
Place MAJ Tssr ME-, -, isiS; tax 81 rs So INN,
Street, $50 feet west of Crenshaw Ave-
nue.. June Z, 1916. $4,000.
James f. Dickerson ct ux. to Charles
"A. Ganzert 5axl55 feet north line Mar
shall Street, 70 feet west OF Thirtieth
Street. June 6. 1916 $1,000.
Land Investment Corporation to j.
NJ PerdNe, lots 2 and in block 4 in
the plan gof Chamberlayne Court. June
!, Ind Corporation, PSF feet inches by
IA feet 3 inches at the northeast inr
tersection Of Patterson Avenue and the
Belt Line. January II, 1A16, tax sic.
$40.
Land Corporation. 95X1S0.35 feet north
line Grove Avenue, 5000 feet east Of
Belt Line; also 2.iS acres. being part
of 10. in Lsburn; also 449x5O7.80 feet
north line Patterson Avenue. at road
leading to Monument Avenue. Deem
Scr ".a, 1915. tax $3.50. 800.
! F. Patterson to same. 1876 by
:.1~.24 feet at the southeast corner
Of Patterson Avenue and the Belt Line:
also 439X77S feet at the southwest cor
nes OF Patterson Avenue and the Belt
Line. December %, 1915, tax $50, 800.
]. r. Cunningham ct ais. to r. O.
,Sell. IS feet north line Williams
Street, 112 feet east of Kinney Street.
March 90. 1916, tax 81. sh0.
John Finck ct uX. to j. l.. st. Clair,
,sxl4o feet south. line Wood Street.
'Ic.ch 81. 1916, 500.
r. L. Barnes ct NIX. to p a. Fore.
loxSS feet Z inches north line Main
Street, 122 feet east of Thirtieth
street: also 50x105 feet north line
Northside Avenue rs feet east of Ma
poleon Street May is. 1916. tax So,
livan, soxSs feet / IA inches east line
pfYenty-fou Street, 1875 feet north
~ Marshall Street. June l. 1916, tax
w ". L. Phillips to oscar LOOMS. As
by 1875 feet east line Garland Avenue
tl15 feet north OF Hooper Street June
}, 1916, tax 81. $40.
- Isaac Miller ct ux. to S. and Gus
tavus Jacobson, 20xS0 1-2 feet north
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
D. w. SALE HONORED
LEnchburG unn Elected President ~,
National Travellers Protective
Association,

DANIEL Wilson Sale, of Lynchbure..
weii-khown and popular among the
business men of Virginia and brother
or w q. Sale. manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, this city,
was Yesterday elected president of tho
National Travellers Protective Assoc
citation at its annual convention M
Lafayette. Indiana. The honor came TO
Mir. Sale by an almost unanimous vote.
Mr., Sale has been for years an active
member or the state Association. and
has held practically every Office with
in It's gift. Delegations from the State
to the national gathering were en-
thusiastic for the Virginian, and voted
for him solidly.
Mr. Sale has made Lynchburg his
home for years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
LAY OFF MORE AT H0PEWELL
Total Operatives For the Inst Three
Days Amounts to About
5000.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HOPEWELL VA, June 9.-Several
hundred more operatives were laid off
at the Du Pont plant at Hopewell to-
day. increasing tho total for the past
three days to about 5000.
1t is reliably stated, however, that
more men were returned to work in the
plant to-day than were discharged.
The company. according to report. is
making every effort to give employ
ment to all the older and more efficient
men who have been on the payroll
since the plant was placed in operation,
more than year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
hill No. 30i. but these attacks. tho
statement says. were repulsed.
FRONT IL
COMPLETELY BROKEN

LONDON. June Conformation has
reached the Russian embassy in Rome
that the Austrian front has been COM
pletely broken along length of ninety
-FOUR miles to depth of thirty-seven
and one-half miles. according to n Cen
tral News dispatch to-day from the
Italian capital.
Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd
to-day reports the continuation of the
RUSSIAN successes in Volhynia and Ca
hcia. Tho capture of an additional lS5
officers and 1919 men Is announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
DR.. GRANT LYMAN SENTENCED
Gets One Year md Six Months I'm At
lnntn Pcnitcntinry for Using
Mails to Dcfrpud.

NEW YORK. June DIR. Grant Ly-
man. convicted OF using the mails to
defraud investors in oil and mining
stocks in which he dealt. under the
firm name of John H. Putnam & Co,
was to-day sentenced to serve one year
and six months in the Atlanta peni-
Tertiary. The court will allow him
to remain in the Tombs here for thirty
days to arrange his business affairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10

The following permits were issued
yesterday By Plumbing Inspector Lam
NJ. a. Martin. for p. p. Williams. 1928
Rogers Street
]. H. Chappell & Bro, for F. P. Ker
sey. 1906 Beverly Street
w. II. Eanes for j. Lee Davis. 3OOb
Monument Avenue.
McNickle 6: Mcmahon, for D. j. FAR
rar. 6l2 North First Street
Same. for w. r. Williams, 1915 Park
Avenue.
r. l.. Holmes. for Edward Washing
ton, 1921 Gordon Street
Same, for Eugene Jefferson. 7l9 Cor
don Street.
Same, for Alfred Allen. 7o5 Gordon
Street.
Same, for Willis Robinson, I'll Cor
don Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
cHANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Six Deeds OF Trust, Amounting a
SIO,2O3,5S

G. r. Nuckols to j. NJ. Purcell, Jr.,
trustee. 20 feet inches by 35 feet at
the northeast corner OF Munford and
Duval streets. May 10. 1916: s424
Wolf MoZer to e.. a. Wallerstein ct
al. trustees. 30x3G feet at the north
east corner of Goddin and Roane
Streets. June s. 1916: $3.50
Alice l.. Bruffey to John Bagby.
trustee, 13X111 feet east line West
Street. 149 feet S1-4 inches south Of
Grove Avenue. June ], 1916: s1S395S
Fred Hunt to n. Z. Pollard. Jr..
trustee. 95Xl79 feet inches north line
Cary street, $50 feet west of Cren-
shaw Avenue. June Z. 1916: $4,000.
Charles a. Ganzert ct ux. TO w r.,
Sullivan, trustee, 59xl55 feet north
line Marshall Street, ~ feet west OF
Thirtieth Street. June 6. 1916. ST.
200.
j. NJ. Perdue to l. T.. Campbell. trus-
tee. lots and In block r in the
plan Of chamberlayne Court. June s,
1916; $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
Durrette Round Not Cuilt,.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June g.
After being out for twenty-four hours,
the jury In the case of William o.
Durrette. Il prominent Albemarle
farmer. charged with the murder of
Guy Adams in June Of last year. re-
turned verdict OF not guilty late
this afternoon. The first trial of tho
case. held last fall. resulted i'll a hung
fury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.
Five Release Deeds, Amounting

SS.SI5.
y. Schermerhorn. trustee, to Marie
Tyn!s ct al. 20 acres north line Mill
Road. near Taylor Station. June !,
1916. $3.50
\: j. Chewing ct al. trustees, to
i. Is. Hubbard. l00xl46l - feet south
line Grove Avenue, III feet west Of
L!bbie Avenue; also Sc acres north line
Williamsburg Road about four miles
from the city. June /, 1916, STA.
G l.. Denoon, trustee, TO A g. Huh
bard SO acres north line WILLIAMSBURG
Road. about four miles from the city.
June S. 1916, SliS4
John G. Easley TO Mrs Marie X
Dabney, the same property as described
IN deed next above. June 6. 1916 ST.
d. 4. Taylor, trustee, TO Mrs. NJ. L.
Cray. . acres north line Broad Street
Road. just east of Staples Mill Road
June 8. 1916, Si4Ta9S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
GERMANS PIERCE FRENCH
LINES AT ONE POINT

PARIS, June 9.-The Germans have
launched general attack along the
entire front on the right bank of the
Meuse, End have penetrated the French
line at one point. but repulsed else
where with heavy loss. according to an
Official statement issued by the War
Office to-day.
The point where the Germans entered
the French lines is in the neighborhood
of Thiaumont farm. The Germans also
made two small attacks southwest OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS
Price Players. shy Farewell.

Admirers OF the Price Players Will be
present At the Academy In large num-
bers this afternoon and tonight to wit
ness the last performances which this
company will give in Richmond. Near
ly Married is the play In which the
company is saying farewell. and it
gives the whole chance To appear to
advantage. Speech making and tho
other customary observances of final
appearance OF stock company will UNI
doubtedly enliven things at the Acad-
envy tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
BUILDING PERMITS.
Seven building Permits,

ing to SI1,75O.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
James D. Hancock. to build a brick
garage in rear of 1926 Floyd Avenue,
to cost $3.50
Peter Ainslie. to repair frame dwell
ings, 7oS. ITO. 712. ia. 716. 71s, 700
and I22 Perry Street, to cost $3.50
f. \. Lamb. to build a two-story
brick dwelling at 800 Cowardin Ave
nue., to cost $4,000
Kate Wittkamp, to build a one story
brick dwelling at 1856 Brook Avenue
John W. Moore. to repair brick
dwelling 1416 Hull Street, to cost $500.
f. a; Lamb. to repair frame dwell
Ing, 80 Cowardin Avenue, to cost 5000.
Lottie F. Wright, to repair frame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
Scarlet Fever ban Lifted.
fSpecial to The Times

ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 9-Alex-
andria's alleged epidemic of scarlet
fever has run it's course and the health
committee of the city Council, after
hearing the testimonSsof physicians
last night at a public Citing. decided
to lift the ban on scho>l S and Sunday
Schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
HENRICo TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds OF nnrgiiin aud ya
Amounting to SN42H

Amounting to s0.425.
A. B. Hubbard ct ux. to John T.
Duffy. 36 acres north side of Williams
burg Road, about four miles below the
city. May %. 1916 s3.70O.
Minnie y. Morton TO G. NJ Os-
borne. all interest In the estate Of J.
w. Morton. December s, 1911, $1,000.
Carrie NJ. Osborne ct ais. to Wash
ington Bottoms ct ais, ia acres Of
land on the south side OF Williams
burg Road. May %, 1916. $500.
Frank T. Sutton ct ux. to A. A. Har-
vey, lots ! and 2 in block 4, and lot
II in block 4: also lots l to 10 in block
10, and lots TO In block IL, In the
plan Of East Jenningsvile. June G..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-10
nusTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.

Two Release Deeds. Amounting to
S2,0iG.25.
: Thomas +. Bryan, trustee. to c. s.
Anderson. 93xliS feet southeast cor
ner OF Springhill and Twenty fifth
Streets. June 6, 1916; sl.O4625.
Augustine Royal, trustee to Will
liam Il. Bradley. 75N1lo feet western
line OF Fifteenth Street, 80 feet ives,
OF Stockton Street June /. 1916; ST.
600