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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
WINTER CROP REPORTS
CONTROL WHEAT PRICES
Nan> Shorts cover OUTSTANDING Con-
ir;rt>-Cash Snlrs in thira.o
small. at i..0.uuH bushels.

Special TO The Times Dis patch.
ror,s from tic winter wheat bot.
coupled with tho export demand. viii
control tho price "f wheat for some
sued by tho Modern Miller o-day
caused many shorts to cover outsIamd-
crop is thin ana winter killing is
alloy" tho average: mat lat" seeded
~" middle and northcrn sections. hut
that IN Texas there have been heavy
Losses from green bugs ana winter
Mliin+ Ia Tia" Panhandle. losses have
been sustained because OF drought:
M under favorable conditions Texas
viii not huV" over half a crop. and
That along the Illinois ANA Ohio rivers
lar|" areas have been Hooded. and tho
losses thcr. viii be severe There
W'r" GntaNorabl" reports received from
Kansas, southern Illinois aud Southern
Indiana" rho Santa - Railroad is
sued It report saying that tho damage
- "a per cent. After Wondering
Ground ia 4 most uncertain manner TO-
DAY. when IN" wheat market sold be
tween llt Is and ll3 for MAY. and
ll3 is ana li6 for July, closings were
ai 1t gain Ca,h sales here Mere
a=aiu small. at l3O.0OO bushels. OF
which l2p."o0 bushels were ,aEcn by
e%port"rs The seahoard reported =
'"V.""V bushels taken for foreign ship.
n"ni. OF which part was American
wheat Omaha reported SiXt".u loads
for export Via the Gulf. Fina! reports
90 sal"s ct tn" sc|board Thursday were
1000. On" bushels
"rn closed with gain of 81 20 lC.
aud oats as 10 lc higher both dis
played considerable irrcs ularity. ass they
were easier carly and stronger late.
Tn" movement Of both grains was
smaller. and the cash trad" was SLOW
Of corn. of which $4,000 bushels sold
hor", aud Of oats $4,000 bushels
Th"r" was additional liquidation in
provisions. and under selling PRESSURE
coupled with - weak hoy marhc' and
'h" carly depression in grain. prices
sold downward. II is generally be
h"V"d TIA; this market is IN stronger
position following the recent t4uida
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Tho following permits wore i.yu
n."ut: ''Pa
Winston Electric Cons,ruc;,,, -,
Cor First BAPTIST Church Arnox :.
Horth Twelfth Street. cirh, outlets
John ~. Latham. for Il. !. Las. r
iM1r'h twentieth street. eleven GU
same for same. 5"i North Twentie
street. eleven outlets
j. ]. 'auhl". for liroad street &.
rage. 1913 tnh 1879 West Iiroad sire,
one thl""- h"rS" power motor
w ~ JculSS. for John T.. Wilson {.
~, West Broad Street. forty-cir
outlets
sam" for Vosc Dental parlors. 3
FAST Main street, hvn outlets.
sam" 'or Coca Cola Rottlipp e
90 North Fourth Street. one nv
horS" power motor
Shm". for w. : ouarlcs. 400 Sou
Pin" street seventeen outlets
E"unan " Hines. for l.. / Bcatt
SOS F"ndHl Avenue. twelve outlets,
J.. u; Warirucr, for \. &. Andrew
corner Of Edge wood Avenue and =
S"N street fifteen outlets
w H. Caii",t Electric Co. for
NJ Nnd"ts"n II Co, 1l3 Brook no;
Twenty-Five outlets
]; y. Cosby Electric Co. for G.or
T. Miller 22l"l2 East Grace Strc
~" outlets and rcccp,aclcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
I. :. CIncr,r cnrnr or .r,E.ls

Tho United states Circuit court Of
Appeals rccouvencd yesterday morn
ne AT 1850 o'clock. with Circuit,
ludses rrtohard. knapp and Woods
in attendance.
case argued yesterday.
No l;i" Mar /. lyons. IT. hcr own
right aud ~ adm .uisirairEN. with th"
viii uuncN"d Of John Lyons. deceased.
"rpcl!hn'. Us Michael Lyons appel
Ice: appeal from ia" Distrjc, cnur,
At Clarksburs W. VI Arrrcd hy I'd
ward g. smith OF rlarlsbur@ W Va
for tho app"ilUnr. and by T. y Tenn
rI"man Of ClurkshurE. " Va for
IN" app"llc". ANA submitted
Conference ipay.
Saturday being Conference Day tho
court viii not hear arguments of eases
to- day. but viii 20 into conference"
uron cases heretofore argued and re-
naming undecided
case in ca!l Monday
No. ii3" iohn r McGraw appel
liant ". J. J Walsh. Jr surviving
partner. appellee; appeal from the Dis
trict Court at Wheeling W Va To
hc argued ~ = :. iti'oy ana John J
'onim. of Wheeling " Va FOR tho
appellant. and bv John \ Howard and
! NJ nv. Of Wheeling " Va. for
tn" appellee
Admitted 10 practice:
T. u Ternnleman of clarkshurr. w
Va. Vas admitted 20 practi"c a. an
attorney ana counselor IN this court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds nf Dnrcnin and sale
tmountinE 10 Sii..tu

I.opricc Land 60 TO Virginia 4: Ran
""Ilh lots and in block ! tn the
plan Of Garden city. - 1915:
tax. 81 $40.
4: : Road ct ux. to wilbcr, + oak.
Icy, lots , and - fronting on Jcrcr-
son street near Highland Springs Ian
nary :. l9li; SlrC
W : Garrett t" Frank Gosska. {,
acres near TaSior'S crossing on the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and roto-
N" city February -. 1916, taN 30
Greater Richmond Realty 60 10 {:
l.. Whltworth 81 al. lots ! ana in
block 10 IN tn" plan Of M"numan,
Av"nu" l'ark February ;. lelG: SS5"
'h"W.. ll237 acres on the west side cf
IN" osborne Turnpike: also TOO acres
ON the west side of the osborne Turn
"it", about five miles from the citv
February - 1915: $500"
i!arNi" E"altv Corp to Mamie +:
Fry, lot "a ~ block * ia the plan IT
'hcrolLee Place December -, 1915;
tax. - cents: STA
same. 20 !. u. Fry ~ ais 10, !? in
block Is in tho plan oi Cherokee Place
March %. 1913, $500.
i i Crawford, trustee 20 Alice
signs. - acres on tho OSbornc Turn
nike. near tho city. January i. lolG.
:, .,,o~%ph Myslivocck q ux. 10 Iul'ne
land District OF Hcnrico COUNTY Feb
ruarv =. 1915: tax, >" cents $40
john y. Archer 81 uN. 10 I'lovd G.
Moro. |? acres ON tn" cast side Of thu
ruarv -. iaIG $50"
same. 20 same. 7."2 acres on The west
sid" "f The osborne pih" near the
city. February - 1915: $500
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

charters wore issued 10y tic state
Cooperation Commission yesterday MS
follows:
Amendment TO charter Of Industrial
Guaranty Corporation. Richmond.
changing name 10 Industrial Loan ana
Guaranty Co. Inc. and icrcasiuc ~;
capita! stock from S5oC,0oo 20 q o0c.
Farmers Union Cooperative Asso-
custom Of Mccklenburc county. Nir-
S En- Inc" Easkeryillo maximum,
S"".c"" minimum. $1,000. par value.
sic. g NJ. Gordon. pres dent, IT, "
Vance. secretary, both OF Enskcr-
VILE.
Amelia County Farmers Co-oncr,-
tive Association, Inc. Amelia Court
house: maximum. Sl0.0o". minimum.
So. par value. 81 Edward r:gglcston.
pres idcnt, \m"lia Courthouse: II =:
jackson. secretary and treasurer, Jc-
tcrSVillc.
= nemdmcut to cnartcr If American
Syrthetic Dyes. Inc. Richmond Va.
reducing maximum stock from s.
n.oo0 10 ilSlJ.r0n
Adar~ Publishing CO. Inc. Char
mum Il,0o" rar value. 800 Frank
: Adams president; Mary Lee G..
Adams. secretary and treasurer. both
of Greenwood
Amendment TO charter Of roeamom-
tos Mining Corp 'ia""w"ll, ,nlar@in,;
it's powers.
EIe'hc,r II Cory. nc. Norfolk;
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MEM NoEK. February -. Erad-
streets tomorrow viii SAY.
Trading. us W"ll as industry still
moves at - brisk pac". prices continue
Ia advance. deliveries OF raw and ma
'Shcd materials arc complained OF as
SLOW, railway traffic is CougcStcd. sup
plies of money az" rlcthoric. collections
are good. aud buyers of som" lines.
fearing insufficient supplies. or sim
higher prices. have put ont orders for
fall dclIN,rN ~ hri"f. most producing
units OF tie country arc chokcd win
orders. aud instead OF sccking bust
ness for faI-oN shipment. tho tendency
~ to move more slowly in this respect.
There Is. however. disposition in
parts Of 'hc country I" proceed with
cHutlou, ~ ask If prices ar" not sour
m- too rapidly aud I" question the
ability ut surveyors 10 obtain normal
prices on hmal selling prices but this
rcCurrIu- not" Of douhtfulnc$S must
l." ""usiiorcl ia conjunction with tho
fact that consumption continues at an
tusatiahl" rate. mat incomes from
profit hariuG investments Keep on
riSiu-. that wages as we'll as onploN-
m"ut ar" good aud that tho consuming
p"wcr Of III" puhli, has hccu greatly
Increased Weekly hank clcuriuuS
S3."SG. -ii .nGU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

= IN = III
Nl,ty ,f it... a., ''' -
morrow. ,,iII..., "'''''- o."
p, roulnar.d ,,.,,l 20, '"', -" No.
tween s.asn,, ''',l !" ''-
.;,ir.,r,.,; .f ,.i, p''."" " h'H
,.' rI... ., .,, r'IlN "''"'n,
uhcr. ,In,,.,I, ''"H 10, "iE
are cXc"ittouaIIy v.cIl u;,,rnuiz"I Uni.
am rI.. .,.,I, l,, - l'' - 'i'."'"' y" !il'c
sHuv fu,tL,r .,,,.,'' 1919 S'''l"'
lhc HryTru;,fr ri,,,,i,',. '',i'H .' 'o,,H W
dent even viil e,nri ,,.ii. i,,
It.,. ~ , i,u ,t 49, ~, 'P'i Z"
u..k ,,r 81 I, ,,r ~, ,.'.'i ~ - iii'.
,rtr ana Z. 49,. ''' 80 '''''i ~
Jnji Xxi ~ $500 .
i.yinu.,,.,. ,.g,., - 20 IN 80 i'"'
Tho fuosf .t,tkip.. s,.,,',o -, 80, 81,
nation H. ,N,i'S ~ ~ 81 va. ~
q, l.,i ,.,,i, ','' - ~ Pii''a'
ru.i.ros In, cr.,, , '"'' .p'!,"' w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

iIh"l'' a't"N about ty" mites nurtI,
~ tn" city. also. " u"i"N ndtoi,,n,. mo
'h"I" property. February ~ iaiG.
NI.Glu '''
Nlfr"d l.. Brown e, uN. /. t. i.
llhllipS. trustee. - acres on III, ~.
n"'n" Tnrnpikc. about rs" miles from
David i. ponnii 1T ny H., I,,I. .,r
'"in,n"t"" ani Trusts. trustee. acres
- "a" north sid" of th" %tno iii,
i'o',h February -. 1916: $>uo
u H. Matthews l." u. Il; Pollard n.
trustee. -l"..i acres bet w"cn tn. bN-
h"tn" turnpike ard the Wilton i;or
February %. 1916 S3.o2n
LOUIS Ruth I" lohu A. cutchinn
innS'"" lots and IS ia tn" plan %
''mh View August 81. 1918. s>5"
ERNEST ;. lilair to John A. cu,rhiuS
trustee. lots - aud - IN the plan OF
'iul View. Jun" 90. lai5. $3.50
Nii'' SiShN 81 al. 1" T.. j. Crawford
trustee. - acres ON the wcs, si,I, ,t
III" Osborn" Turnpike" near -, CITY
january Is. 1915; Sl.s::i
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GRANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
SN ltr'cnsc deeds, Amounting A.,


~ i'arnan ct al. trustees. To T.
-; Washington. ,nNlNl feet south linz"
fIoNh Avenue. 90 fec, west of Sh.u.
n.rh street February /. lrlG. 81
robert H. ralicH. trustee. - Frank
y Jones. - feet - inches ~ ISL
i'"' south lin" Floyd Avenue. 80 feet
wrNl az Sheppard street February -
1916; g..
J. VI. Purcell To Peter t;ouncIla .,<
-" rect north I'm" StuHr; Avenue. -
i'ct cast Of Davis Avenue. FobrtIar.
4 ltlG, l.nGo
II !; Pollard. Jr.. trustc" to Morris
Marks. - feet { each by Ia feet
inches a. tn" northwest corner
81 Smith anh l;roaI streets. F"hruit.y
-. 1915. $3.50
W r lizziui. trustee. - .l"in ~
hiaNi"n. 2"Nl2i fee. north linz icirh
street. 90 feet east Of rr,,'u street
February u. icl6. $3.50
Edward j i;lat". trustee. {" James
:. icrr"w. "n%l2h feet south In" n.Ge,.-
wood Nv"uv". e.. rc"t GAS, az ,hnrr.
S'',' February "a, 1871" >l--r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

patty with poor cablcs and around The FRS.
cali 'n1l ult iu = puiuis \ I"'ur"'v. ,lu"
wanted their profits sent tho market up
to tn. best Of m" dHy. Toward moon toll"
crHutS iroul Nov York .ui Washington
c"r"tcd tho report th.i C"ucr"sS w"ull sun
port tn" administration. rhis was c"nsid-
c-"' l'r"rish. Hni Iu-iog heavy settling prices
soon fo'i of to Tho lowest or the inv. In
tn" afternoon tho market had better
tone on tn" rl!mor that Germany woGii dis
,uSs ia" proposed submarine policy before
prtt.uc ~ in'" action. hnd tn" market
covered almost 1" Yesterdays vloSirr Lowell.
Tn" market closed steady. Closing bids:
Ma" I"N. Mas. - 9'. iulN. 40 -. i,ut.,i,, r.
Hist. december il5o spot cotton. steady.
- points "'i SHt"S "u IN. spot. 'f> i.,inS
~ nrrLAr- 80 miles MiINlInc N n
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rn>>cnnr DEEDS or TRUST.
Eleven Deeds OF Trust. Amounting

Peter Gouncllr u Paul e. Hudd
@ssg'' q l S<'2' ;6 fsG, soM,M iine Nan
street. February -. 1916; s..3"r
same -" same. - feet inches by
10 feet south linz Main street. ITO
IIcc' inches west of West street.
February la 1916: s. $50
Capital city Iron Works to Isaac
Digs. trustee. u feet q inches by -
'"ct vest line Ash street {" feet north
81 chesapeake ana ohio Railway. Feb
iUarY -. l3lG. ti.i2"
y Y. iulliam ct NY. Ia - |. rUl-
liam. trustee. 50Xl"i feet inches south
lin" Hanover Avenue. - fee, west Of
SE,urard street. February u. 1916.
f"urv : Wallcrstein 81 ux. /" H. T.
I.ichcs"u ct al. trustees. 90xS2 feet
west lin" Fourth street. between cary
and canal streets. February -. 1876:
Ton. trustee, aoxiaS Fec, '''" cas-, l rc
IIaucs Avenue. 8" geo, north "f GRAVY
ford street FEBRUARY e. 1915. sG70.-
trustee 37&ixl2o2l fec, a, the south,
west corner "f Ninth and Franklin
streets February :. 1916; str."""
lard. lr. iruSt"c 5nNlSo fee, south
line stuart Road TOO feet west Of God
din street February 80. 1916, 81
" y Stmtz ct ux. 10 u $. Hiorm-
h"r". 3iN3' feet south line 'hnil'r
street. sui feet cast "f Reservoir
street February -. 1916; SG@G
. l"GH ~, mrn%' &c ct , "H I" " y;
leigh street. 60 feet cast of I'rice
~'.""' l'"hrral, II. 1915; ;iiSo
; fowls ct Wy I" NJ - Nun
rdq"wonI Vienna - Fee cc, sou" "ns, Of r
Glory street February -. ioi6, So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
ENGINEER ASSAULTED
bnnNi,ic Police BclI~yc That Uobbx,
WINS Motive for Attack on
-. 4. Fuller.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
pANNli.LE. VA. February 26.-B
Fuller. a railway engineer, runni,
between Norfolk and Danvillc. was $
N"r"ly injured carly this attcrno.
wh'ic he lay half-aslccp on his b
at local hotel hS man giving /
name rs George Hester, OF winsto
Salon, who made his escape BY jun
Ing from frstStory window Full
WAS beaten over tho head with n hca'
instrument ana has seven bad sea
wounds.
Earlier IN tho day, In the prcscn
or Hester. Fuller asked friend
cash checks amounting 10 5000 AT
local bank The police presume tn
iIcstcf's motive in the assault, was 70
berry Fuller knowing nothing OF I,
strangers presence until he was !
tn" urst time.
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Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

C%i.h MI. Raj. LIN" TO SORFOLn
Schedule IN effect January J. 1916
I.eay, ByrG Street station richmond FOf
NORFOLK. SIS \. 81. 800 A. NJ. 900
Nj 40 t. VI.
't:i5 NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. 1900 z. NJ, -:
p. NJ. ia. al TO Crewe. .e:35 =. ~
Arrive kcnmord from Norfolk: 'n:Io 4
Nj 90: 8 l. NJ. 900 T.. NJ. 'ii:D p. 81. Fro3
the west: '6:ii :. NJ. 's:37 \. NJ. f2:Ip z. Ill
.l:m l.. NJ. '6:lI T.. NJ. 300 =. M.
Daily. Italy except Sunday. ;sunda
only.
IS. h RFvILI- W. c. SAUNDERS.
t. I. NJ. Roanoke. 6. u. A., Roa lok
c L. EDSl<EN l..
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CII,NcI:uY Cotir.

Mrs Mary 1: Normeut. widow II
ltichard y Norm"ut. a member or the
,!rc Department. who lost his life a,
IT." 'rcnshaw Warehouse fire last Oc-
'"h"r qualified in tn" Chauccry Court
yesterday IS adm.uiStratriN ~ ,hc os-
tate. that She might receive sg.5oo rtr-
.it her hv the city
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Atlantic Coast Line)
Thc slnndnrd RnlIrond Of the sonth.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2. 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South. s:Ib A. III. n,
CO" l.: Nj. 1885 L. NJ. 1880 A. NJ
For Norfolk: 6:lh y. 81. 300 "a 81 Soa n
NJ. 800 T.. NJ. ti.l0 T.. ~ Il
TO. N q ". ity.. West: s:i6 A. a.. a..
For Ir,crshurk: 1850 a. ST.. s:1s MI
Ga. a; NJ: 800 a; NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. an
G:35 T.. NJ. 9:c5 =. NJ, 1l:5o p. M al
For Gohrboro ana Fayetteville: q :oo n Al
Fer iiopcwcll: h:io q. 81. .l:l5 p. NJ. M
j.. NJ, 9:15 j.. II. '''t
Trans arrive Richmond daily: 4:2o A :.
,;oS "a; M PIG A. NJ. s:is A: NJ. Sal
Gil +. NJ. $685. T.. NJ. 7I5 r. NJ ~,
+. NJ. 1880 /. NJ. vol
Except Sunday. Sunday only A
Time OF arrival and departure ana
ieCiicns not guaranteed cow
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I'll MIXING PERMITS.

ne iolIowin" permits were i..u
h"*lrrday lay Plumbing Inspcctor -.
William brennan for ~ a..
rarh. ll3 Thirteenth Strcc, "hc
Greer u. Nichols. for / - r,,
sol ScmincS Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

ISp""iNI % Tho Tunes bisphioh
i:Nb.IGFi. y e., February ~ f.r
ii"s1 Lowry aud t;"orgc Uostcu, nc
i;ru"s. w"r" "lcrilo"ui"d iu th" pcui
hrr" to-day for tho murder
lIrt Narch. az Grant DAVIS. iasion
{ 'puutN farmer.
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sEABOARD AIR LINN RAILWAY.
DGll. Il LII IL

S1uihbounc trains scheduled to leave RicX
moti dairy: 9 s. y. NJ. local 20 NoIl!na:
a. NJ sI"cpef- ana coaches TO JacksonyillH
Atlanta. B!rs!!nghain: G:J5 l.. 81. throuEt
coaches ana s!eepcrs TO Jacksfnv!ie: IL ID
l.. NJ. tiorIda Limited. 1915 A! ~. sieepe
10 Atlanta. birmingham. JacksonviliB
Tampa and coaches to jacksonville.
NorthbouuG Trains scheduled TO arrive IS
HchmonG daily: 40 ~ NJ. 10 4. NJ. s.
4 NJ. locAL. go \ NJ. s,i y. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

par value Si"U Icrhcr, III ~
hr".dcmi: NJ, l.. Cory. secretary b,'
ui Norfolk Wy
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BUILDING PERMITS

w" ""iidinE Permits. tn,ouptI,
To 500.
Permits for repair work woro
Sn"i Yesterday 10y building Insncc,'
Euticr aS follows
IL NJ Taylor. to repair two bri,
dwellings, nt IL ana II Nor,l, Ii.rri.
street. To COS, $50. 10
30 ',%",' l.i"sicld 10 repair brick stoy
go N'St cary street, To cost s35Oi
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Richinond-Aiain St Static
Schedule figures not guaranteed. For ri
South-Daily: $3.50 A ~ local. 1880 A. Mj
express. parlor buffet car: T.. 81. cxpre.i
with ob.. rvatiou sleeping for -N;lantsl
l!!h i NJ. express sleeping car open 90
J.. Vi $40 NJ, local. for keysviis anI
Chase City-week days
York River Line-5:lo p. NJ. steam1
Train. EXCEPT Sunday. connecting for Baltl
more ,i'arior carr. i:3j A NJ. and Ais n
Al. daily. local
Trains Arrive Richmond-I'rom tho Sou,H
I:oI 4. VI. and 500 y. NJ. $50 r. r.. 50
l.. NJ. daily. $40 A. NJ. except SundaN
From West Point: s:45 A. NJ. except Mor}
day $40 A. NJ and 6:l5 T.. 81. daily.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. I

". RHht '427 A. 40 M.l II. Rh1 7St A. f.T6Il
t!io 49, III Az. $40 Az, t1.soh s25N .sjsi3
800 PA SAFE. $40 tM ~ 7SPu, .i2jSR. ti2i
tsst lnsn. ~,tk DAYS w. TIA 7Is A. 2ISFN, s5oPH 81
iM 30 Az i2S A. si1PA Ir,takikuf lu.a wei jl,i
I. i'to 20 M Suitits H. tBl LIS PH A.
'sa st. Ne 16Td s.. Sh (is,rsg d Ina. Lsliti, u,t}
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Richmond & Petersbur
Electric Rv
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

III, I-NIisVlITc e West. '30o y. 1T 90
Main Line. Local "a ~ D. t5:ls 4.
James k!Ne- iiir 1000 a.. 1o:l5 4
News. NIX. old Pc .. "a, .l2 M, a
Newport News. Local .1:li a. 100
Trains hrriN" from NIX. 1850 a.. .c.i5 M
80 y. \. News. ':.55 a. SEQ p FtoE
west $50 a, $50 p. 49, a. tl:I0 n
go p da!ly from Charlottesville. e1cc&
sunday from Thurmond JaA river. rs
d. ';:IO q DAILY .E.cept Sunda
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Richmond X Chesapeake Bay Railway CompaD|

bchcdul. subject Ia Change Without
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond bsb:oo A. NJ ~ u
NJ. bS A. ". A. NJ. ssl0 A. M II A. NJ
L NJ. +. NJ. II. A.. b p. IL. sac RI
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

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American cotton OIL.
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
SUSPECTS
In Canton Drug Raid Former
Mt. Vernon People

Canton, o., March 24-Morphine
and other drugs, valued at $4,000,
were seized by the police in raid
here yesterday afternoon. Police and
government authorities are working
on the case seeking proof that the
place raided was headquarters for the
Illegal sale of drugs in the northern
part of the state. Two men and a
women were arrested. They gave
their names as ID. V. Donahue, Ed.
ward Jones and Mrs. Brown.
The room raided formerly was a
bowling alley, but an automatic in
door baseball game was being operat-
ed at the time of the arrests. The
drugs were found concealed in var
ious places. A bottle containing 5000
morphine pills was found under the
floor. More pills were found in box.
ing glove.
Deputy U. S. Marshal C. d. Boehme
declared the raid resulted in import
ant discoveries, Following the ar.
rests, Internal Revenue Collector
Harry Weiss, of Cleveland, was called
in on the case,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
%
Crushed By Car Wheel. Am
putatiOn May Follow

An unfortunate slip in the Penn
sylvania shop yards Friday morning
may cost Willis Jackson, colored, the
use of his left foot, as the member
was so badly mashed when car
wheel ran over it as to render it un-
fit for future use.
Jackson was standing near a NOV
ing car and attempted to board it. He
slipped and fell under the wheels.
One wheel passed over his left foot,
badly crushing it.
The local Pennsylvania physician,
DR.. N. r. Eastman, stated Friday af.
ternoon that amputation may be nee,
essary on account of the bad condi
tion of the foot. The accident hap
pened at 9:10 O'clock.