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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
BELMONT RESULTS

lonesSNone such los tBalD. 1 TO 5,
out and out, won: Radiant Flower. los
Mink. IL TO .. to and out. sec
ond: Barry, los tTaDlin). 10 20 l. 8
TO and out. third. Time. :55. Jove
also ran.
second race--s"v"n furlongs--Mai-
fou, 100 tMcCahey). to l. \ TO > and
to 10. won. Flag Day. lO5 tWaldron)
10 L. 10 and / 70 3. second Char
meuse. lis CSchuttinGerJ. : to l. >
10 and TO 8, third. Time. l rs as
Ambrose. cuff Haven. Cy Merrick. Good
Counsel and safe Homo also ran.
lonrs-Mustard. 100 tMcTaggarO. to
4. ! 70 and out. won; Woodward. lol
ond Grasp. lo4 tMcDermott, IS TO 3,
10 Ia and out. third. Time, l:04l-
Delaney also ran.
Fourth race--m!le-Bac. ll6 tBut-
wein. TO ]. 9 10 10 and out, won
even and out, second; Pullux. III
tFa!rbrother), II to :, to 10 and
out. third. Time. l:4o3-6. Terile also
ran
Fifth Observation-Disclosures about two
mties-Sorrento. 100 ,Franklin). even.
10 > and to ;. won; My King. 100
tkohlen. 10 TO l. 10 and ) to ..
TO !, 20 and TO /. third. Time.
1895. Mohonk. Aron. New River. Ex-
pectation and Sarsent also ran
sixth race--four and one-half fur
lonGs-kohinoor. IA 'Davies), l3 10
10. TO and out, won: Genesis. ia
Hanovcr), TO :. 20 and cut. sec
ond Sky. ~ .(Allen). S TO /. to .
Ter Rox. First Ballot and Rose Finn
also ran
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LOUISVILLE. KY. May as.-Firs,
= 2, {, i've fYrlongs-re,royani Ito
iT,taylorl. ssie' $40 and $50 won:
80 second. Fan . II" tGoose). 1910.
third. Time, 1902 2-5. OUTFIT. Cynthia.
DIV Duchess OF I.iswen. Alcina.
i''s Snennd ann lesgy Hu5ch also ran;
tGoose). s3.3o. 81 and $50. second:
Autocle. &c noudcr). $3.50 and IS 90.
second; Harry Gardner. - tFursD. 80.
weber. Water PROOF. Cash Oh DcIiv-
cry. Panhandle Lady Wor;hinxtno.
Lady W"rthington. Allen Cam. Mar
vie Do and Perugino also ran
H7hird-mile-Mary H.. loo iCooner,
$3.50. $3.50 and s.. second: Red cross
Ses tVan Dusen). $40 and $3.50: sitter
nsie. lo1 (Mar;!n). $500 third Time.
az Trappoid aud Mayhird also ran,
Fourth-six furlones-skiles Mob.
liz. loI tTaggarD, :li.2O, $40 and
$3.50. second; Billy Joe III tMartin).
20 and $3.50, second: sosicus 40
ioose)i $40; third Time, l:la -.
t.rator and Hops also ran.
Fifth race-hve furlongs-Ev Evelyn V.
hon; DR.. Tuck. ~ GENTRY. sa.lo and
k2.50 second: pomp. l19 tKirschbaun).
$500, third. Time. / :0o Jocular. Lit
flle Spider. May ". The Duke and Wat
b iIstn% 1Hs e an9 r,r h5He
md $3.50. Won; Hnrdhan. li5 CHoag).
1880 and stlh. second: Irish Gentle
Imam. us &C Hunp. SO. third Time,
I.:o1 As. l.. II. Adair, Worlds Won
Ter, Fels. Cold Collar and Charles
francis also ran.
! Seventh-mile and seventy yards
3yelga, 100 uoudcn). s560.4o. $3.50
nd s2620. won: Donald Mcdonald.
81 Nandusen). $40 $40. second:
9tomauretta. l03 (Hunt. s2.in third
Time. :46 SIS \. s. Haley. Disturber.
little Bigger and Miss Fannie also ran.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Pritchard and Woods and District
Judge Johnson IN attendance.
Leo Judson, OF Norfolk was admitted
court.
Case argued: No. 1444-Bernice Lott,
Willy Gross and Sophie Gross. petition
ers. VS.. NJ. Salisbury. respondent; on
petition to superintend and revise,
in matter OF law, proceedings of the
District Court of the United States. at
Norfolk. Cause argued by Leo Judson.
OF Norfolk. for the petitioners. and by
James @. Martin, OF Norfolk. for the
respondent, and submitted
To-day being Decoration Day. and
a national holiday, there will he no ar
gument or cases in this court.
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BUYS HENRlCO LANDS
Company Acquires 200 Acres for Pur-
rose of Developing OIL
Resources.

The Eastern Oil Company. recently
incorporated. has just acquired zoo
acres OF land in Henrico County on the
Nine Mile Road. near Highland Springs
for the purpose OF developing the oil
resources. the prospects for which are
said to be very bright. Oil has been
discovered at several locations In the
county within the past few months
The land was acquired from Mrs. Ell
mira j. Southworth and Mr.. and Mrs.
X o. Moore. for approximately $4,000
w. ID. Bowen has been mentioned as
president OF the new COMPANY. which
is being backed. II is said. by capital
furnished largely in Newport News
The parties selling the land reserve In
the deeds the right to draw one-etchth
or the proceeds from the DEVELOPMENT
OF the mineral products Of the prop
crty.
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BY y. W. BOWIE & SON. INC
Real Estate Actionecrs.
Auction Sale Of
That Handsome Lot, Front
ing 50 IL Feet, at the
Southeast Corner Of 10Th
and t Streets.


In exection of n decree of the Chan
Gerry Cort OF the city of Richmond. in
Inc 1he SUIT OF =; W Rowe, substituted
and Bruce Bowe. Substituted Trustee
VS.. Adeline RI. Brauer's Admir-. etc ct
a Is. entered May "a, 1916, the under
signed substituted trustee will offer
for sale. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE .. 1916.
At o'clock z. NJ.
the above mentioned lot, fronting So
feet and inches, and running back,
between parallel lines ana along T
Street l23 feet inches TO l4-foot
alley. This property can BIO improved
TO good advantage.
TERMS tsbject to confirmation OF the
court): One. third cash. balance in three
equal tnstallments at six. twelve and
eighteen months: deferred payment to
he evidenced by negotiable notes. with
interest added from day Of sale, or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
BRUCE BOWIE,
Substituted Trustee.
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RESENT CUPS TO SCHOOL
c. HARDWOOD, PRINCIPAL,
ACCEPTS EIGHT TROPHIES
tack md Baseball TENNIS Awarded
Homogeneous Before Large Audience.
Hnlf-HOlldRy To-day.

All attendance records for assem-
Hes held In tho John Marshall High
school Auditorium were broken yes
'e'day morning, when the 1900 mem
'ers OF the school gathered to hear
spseches made by members OF the va
i!ous athletic teams and to witness
The presentation OF eight silver tro-
plies
Captain Edwin =. Conquest. OF the
John Marshall Cadets. was presented
IA gold chain and knifo by members OF
. the battalion. Members OF the base
ball and track team were presented
StDnograms. while members of the fac
uty baseball team were also awarded
letters.
The first cup presented TO the school
was the one won by Company c in
the competitive drill held n week ago
1 IL Broad Street Park. The presenta-
lion speech was made by Henry w.
Eickerson; captain of Company {. Pro
leSnn, r harwood; principal of TIC
was the hrst cup ever awarded a mill
tary company In the history Of the
school. and he congratulated the mem
Ders OF the winning company.
John Simpson. professor Of English
in John Marshall High School. pre-
scented to Principal iIarwood the lit
and Airline Eubank in debating con-
&test held I'm Charlottesville some time
CFo This is the first time such a
ZIP has been won by students OF tho
{cnool. MoRograms we're also awarded
20 the debating team.
johnnie Core. manager Of the track
team. presented four cups to Principal
ltarwood. The cups were won at meets
held In Charlottesville. the Tidewatcr
meet. held In Willia msburg; the Rich
mond College NEE; and the champions
n hrf1 J. tNlN, Il .
nrmory by the local prep schools
Medals were given to Dewey Gilbert.
Manager Core, William Pet,wny. VIII
Jus Barrett Wharton holds the State
record for the mile run. while Core is
holder OF the State record in the 220-
yard low hurdles
Coach Vaughan Gary presented track
|1onograms TO Captain Walter Ander-
Ton; Manage Core. Samuel Hancock.
E De%eeS ",i We,,. "'ms. Jarrett. Mii;Gn
The baseball trophy. which was won
oy The Marshalli;cs from the pren
Ihnager Anderson Manager Ander-
son gave brief review OF the work
done by the ball tossers during the
and lost only three. Letters were pre-
sented TO tho following men. Captain
Woodward, Manager Anderson. Ben
Hatcher. Nisslcy. stumpt. Thompson,
Sale. Lawrence and Dabney
7. j. Stubos, manager OF the faculty
baseball team. which defeated th,. Bin
ford Junior High School faculty. pre-
scented members OF the team with let
ters. Mr.. StubbA was in turn presented
with letter By Mr.. James who com
p!iWented him on the work done by
the team Those presented with let
tiers were Robinson. Herrick phipp
Woodson. Washburn. simpson, Nor
ris. Rcn!ck and Cato
| The students o: tho school viii H.
Iviven half-holiday to-day on account
lf Memorial Day.
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BY =. w. BOWIE & SON, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
No. 2226
Monument Avenue

In execution of. a, decree of the
Chancery Court Of the city of Rich
mond. in the suit OF y. w. Bowe, sub
stituted trustee. VS., Adeline H. Brauer
trustee. VS.. Adeline II. Brauer's adj
ministrator; etc. ct ais, entered May
"a. 1915, the undersigned substituted
trustee will offer for sale on the prem
iSeS on
THURSDAY, JUNE /. 1915.
at o'clock,
the residential property, No. 2226
Monument Avenue. with lot upon
which it stands. fronting 80 feet and
running back. between parallel lines.
to an alley in the rear. This is an
attractive house on the best street in
the city. has II rooms, and is a safe
purchase for home or Investment.
the court, one-third cash. balance in
three equal instalmerts at six. twelve
and eighteen months. deferred pay
ments TO be evidenced by negotiable
notes. with interest added from day of
sale. or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser.
BRUCE BOWIE.
Substituted Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate mar
ket yesterday was dull. Few sales
were made. and these were confined en-
tirely to the transfer Of small prop
erty. with tho sales of city property
for the day aEgregating only slightly
more than $4,000. There vas some
little activity in Henrico County and
Southside properties. but this was also
for small property
II. NJ. Delaney sold an improved lot
fronting twenty feet on the east side
or Elm Street, just north of the cor
ner OF Cary Street. to p. Mex. Shinett.
The consideration was reported as be-
Ing $4,000, the largest sale to develop.
george G. Gregory acquired half
interest In several lots In Woodland
Heights from Waller Holiday for
1000
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INHERITs FORTUNE
Mrs. Rosalie St. John Herndon Ger. r
Large Legacy From Estate
of I-ncIe

Under the provisions of the vii, y,
William NJ ST John, which was fled
for probate yesterday in New York
CITY. Mrs. Rosalie st. John Herndon,
niece, OF Richmond. receives one,
half of the deceased's personal belong
ings and half-interest in 100000 at
her death, the income from which IS
given to her daughter. She Is also
left $4,000 in cash
Mrs. Abby st. John Starke, a niece,
Of Norfolk. is beaueathed life inter-
est in 100000. with the power to will
the principal. Mr.. st. John. who was
scventy-nine years old, died May ~
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Eight Building Permits. Amounting
IN


to 81 25S
Permits for repair work were issued
Yesterday by Building Inspector But
Ter as follows:
Ruffin * Sloan, to repair two frame
dwellings AZ 3o2 Third Avenue. 10 cost
1915.
Ed Whitlock and Byron Bear. TO re-
pair brick commercial building on
Second street, between Broad and
Grace Streets, to cost Sl65
Mrs. NJ. +. Snowa, TO repair brick
dwelling 29o1 West Leigh Street, TO
cost $50.
7. Turner, TO repair brick garage at
40 jackson Street. 10 cost 1925.
DIR. j. Allison Hodges, to repair brick
hospital lol West Grace Street. to cost
Sis.
j. w. Allison. to repair brick dwell
ing loo East Grace Street. to cost sl3S
NJ :. Valentine. 70 repair brick dwell
INK 3l3 East Main Street. 10 cost SlS5
T.. a. Saunders. Jr.. 10 repair brick
store 525 West Broad street, TO cost
SIPS.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS..
Five Deeds OF Itnrgain md Sni,
Amounting to S7,4S5

HHVuntfHN 10 St'f"'b'
80 Charles \. McBryde ct ais. to ]. b.
simpson. 22xl24 feet east line Third
street, 1i7 l-2 feet north of Jackson
Street. April Is. 1916: sl.loO.
Abbey Realty Corp. to T. l.. Whit
lock. BITS II and Is in block / in tho
plan OF Colonial place. section a Au-
gust %. 1915: 800.
"a NJ. Delaney ct ux. to r. Nick Shift
lett: 2Ox7S feet east line Elm Street
35 feet north Of Cary Street Nav 10
1916: tax. $3.50; $40.
Hin Montague ct al. special COM
missioncrs. to X. 6. Blanton. lSxl95
lect east line Harrison Street 1877 feet
8 inches south Of Chaffin Street. May
p, 1915; sT35
Clark. the SANE nroneriv as Icucri,aa
IN deed next above. May "a. 1916 tax
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Seven Release DcedE. Amounting
fo SI5.51u


j. r Elan ct al. trustees. to Jack
son Davis, 10OX233.5 feet east line
Seminary Avenue. sol feet east.of Sem
mary Avenue May 10. 1916: 1885.
l.. E. Brown. trustee. to Dora c.
Seay. 80 feet IL inches by 125 feet I
inches north line Blair Street. ESQ feet
east OF Meadow Street. May II. 1916:
$3.50.
S. w. Davis. trustee. TO \. F. Neu-
mann ct ux 33Xl55 feet north line
Grace Street. 1872 feet west OF Twenty
Adamson. trustee. 33Xl32 feet east
third Street. May 90. 1916: $500
NIcVeigh & Glina. trustees, to Bald
win & Brown. 5ox110 feet west line
Seventeenth Street. between Main and
Cary Streets. January Is. 1916: So
$50.
Elan & Funston trustees, to vir-
einia c. Blankenship 80 12Xl53 ] .
feet north line franklin Street, 33
feet l inch west of Sixth Street. May
%, 1916; $4,000.
Same to same, the same property as
described in deed next above. May
90. 1916: S1,105.
H a. McCurdy. trustee. to w. H.
Simmons ct uS. :Sxl25 feet east line
Reservoir Street, 1877 feet 3 inches
south of Chaffin Street. May %. 1916;
$50.
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IIENRICo TRANSFERS.
Three D~edS of bargain md snlc
Amounting to S4,I5O

Robert $. Jones ct ux. TO Joseph r.
TYLER ct al. one acre on the north side
OF the Nine Mile Road opposite the
Masonic Orphanagc. May % 1915; ST.
II. s walers,cin e, ux. to !. D. Car
neal. lot OF land on the Richmond.
Frederick shurg and Potomac Railroad.
in Brook land District May 81. 1915:
tax. $50. $40.
Abbey Realty Corn. to r. p. Waugh
an. lots IL and IL in block % In the
plan OF Colonial Place, section p. May
25, l1lG: SEQ.
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CHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Four Deeds of Trust. Amounting
to Sl4,51I.

Four Deeds NJ Trust. Amounting
to SI4,51I.
Claude T.. Sprenkle ct ux 70 l.. NJ.
Nelson. so i-2x7e feet 10 inches at the
northeast corner of Main and Cary
Streets May Is. 1916: s3.aen.
Jackson Davis u uN TO T. r. Elan
et al. trustees. 10ox233.5 feet east line
Seminary Avenue. 3ol feet north Of
Maplewood Avenue. May 90, 1916: So
CAS-
James II. Monroe ct ais 10 H. p.
Pollard. Jr., trustee. 3nxl3o feet at the
northwest corner &C Tenth and Abigail
Streets May Is, 1916: 500
Frank a. lett TO H 4. McCurdv,
trustee. 52xl4o feet west line Enslow
avenue, l22l-2 feet north of Byron
Street May 90. 1916: sI,442
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

clerk of the Hastings Court ycsterday
as follows:
Emanuel f. Strange, OF Halifax
County, and Sall!e l.. Glascock, OF
Richmond
Pierce s. Ellis of Hurlock. Md. and
Edna Epps Shuman. OF Richmond.
Oscar Row. Brown, of Washington.
and Lucille Ann Heath, OF Richmond.
Dave Moran and Kate y. Hcinemann.
George Foster and Beatrice Jones.
Sylvester Tew and Ora May John
ston.
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HuSTINGS TRANSFERS.
ihree Deeds of Bargain md Sn

ihree Deeds of Bargain md Snle,
Amounting to S3,3J0.
W. J. Fisher ct ux To Rev. w. T.
clark ct ux.. 30x1lc feet west line
Iwenty-sccond Street. SIS feet south
OF Porter Street. May IL. 1916: $3.50.
Walter Holiday TO George C. Greg
DRY. one-half interest in lots Q. II. Is,
10 and u in block Al: also lots S, 10.
10 and 20 In block "a; also lots and
IN block As in the plan of Wood :
land Heights. May o5. 1915; tax, 50:
Southaide Co. TO r. B. Carney, lots
~ and is in block 55 in tho plan OF
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
=. +. Pollard. for Joe Pace. 1903
Ashland Street, seventeen outlets.
w. II. jerks, Cor II. Seldom Taylor
el+ West Grace Street, twenty four
outlets.
Same for DR.. Il. W. Jones. COS North
Third Street. four fixtures
Same for Clifford NJ. Smith. $500
Monument Avenue, one fixture.
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"kinE" Kelly Resisnr.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 29.-George
ager Of the Petersburg, Virginia
League. team. and Helfrich last year
with the Brooklyn Federal League
team. has been chosen 20 succeed him
according 10 an announcement made
bE the loca! club owners here tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
Hrs1rxGs DEEDS OF TRUST.

Two Deeds of Trust. Amounting
TO S3.5G.
Stella c. Dorset TO Jerman & Watt.
trustees lots 10 and II in block ~ in
The plan of the West Manchester Land
Company's property. May !. 1916:
$4,000.
Mary z. Hinton ct vir. 70 T D.
line Thirteenth Street. 33 feet north
OF Stockton Street. May IL. 1916:
$3.50.
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TERMS: One-third cash, and the bal
ance In three equal installments at one.
two and three years. Deferred pay
ments to be evidenced by promissory
notes of the pun chaser. with interest
semiannually. The transaction
to be closed by giving n deed to the
purchaser, and the deferred payments
to he secured by deed OF trust, or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
HILL CARTER,
Executor
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TO HOLD FIELD MEET
Events VIII BE He'll on Virginia Union
University Campus
TO-Dny,

The big athletic meet TO be held to-
day the campus OF Virginia Union
University Will start at IL o'clock and
continue until Z. About 100 entries
have been made in the mems class. a
number Of girls have entered the wo-
mems class, and will stage folk
dances and other amuscments.
The final event viii BIO a baseball
game. The bail game will start at
iI5 o'clock.
The proceeds OF the meet will be
turned over TO the Richmond Negro
Welfare League.
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HENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds Of Trust. Amounting

Joseph 3. Tyler ct ux 10 W. II.
Preston. trustee, one acre or the north
side oc The Nine Mile Road opposite
the Masonic OrphanaGc. May "a, 1915;
}33l.50.
L. r. Cartwright et uX. 10 American
National Bank. trustee. I2.,a acr.s on
v illiamsburg Roa.l. near Meadow Sta
ton. about twelve miles east .: the
city. May %. 1916; $1,000.
Chamberlnyne Country School to
Richmond Trust and Savings Co. 442
acres. being lot l2 in the plan Of West
hampton. with all Improvements. May
l. 1916; $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
Aliens FOOt.Ease for the Troops

Many war zone hospitals have ordered
Aliens Foot E.aPc. the antiseptic powder.
for among tho troops Shaken Into the
shoes and used in the bath. Aliens
Foot Ease gives rest and comfort takes
tho friction from the shoe. and prevents the
feet getting tired or foot-sorc. Drug and
Department Stores everywhere sell II. CSC.
Don't accept any substitute. Try It to-day.
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Three Release Deeds. Amounting to
~.

S.t0,:S0S.
II. ID. Zimmerman. trustee. TO w H..
Tail Branch, in BiDokland District
May 22 1916 S3.S0S.
Il. y. Lancaster. Jr.. trustee. TO
In tho plan of Northampton, with ali
improvements May 20. 1916, $1,000.
Richmond Trust and Savings Co. to
same the same property rs described
in deed next above. May 80. 1916. SEQ
600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30

Acting under decree OF the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond, in the
cause OF Hill Carter, Executor. etc, VS..
the 2lst day of October, 1915. tho
undersigned will sell at public auction.
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE I, 1916,
the following properties:
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No. l0 East Broad St.
26xl3l.6 TO AN ALLEY.

BY direction of the Virginia Trust
Company, Executor of the estate of
James kain. deceased and for the pur-
pose of the division OF the estate
among the heirs. We shall sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE 6. 1916.
at l o'clock Il. NJ.
that valuable three-story store build
ing. No. 10 EAST BROAD STREET
with valuable lot fronting 90 feet on
the south side OF Broad Street begin
ming at point 20 feet west OF First
Street and extending back between
parallel lines l3l feet 6 inches to an
alley l6 feet wide. This is one OF the
most valuable locations on that already
we'll established thoroughfare. and this
property is conveniently located to a
prominent transit er point and is rapidly
enhancing in value. The lot is OF fine
size and we'll adapted to any retail
business.
TERMS: One-ffth OF the purchase
money in cash, the deferred payments
payable 10 per cent in one year, 10 per
cent in two years. 10 per cent In three
years. 10 per cent in four years and
the ba lance in five years, with interest
by separate notes. payable quarterly,
and secured by deed of trust on the
property: or all in cash. at the option
Of the purchaser.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
Elan g. Funston and
J. D. Carneal & Son.
AuctioneerS.
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Baptist Church. Seventh and Baker
Streets.
Same. for John II. Kidd. III Bacon
Road.
Same. for r. w Crump. 1905 Yves.
Leigh Street
Same. for G. C. Hit. 7o7 and 700
Rodgers Street.
s. b. Goodman, for O. D. BrinSer.
1872 and 1914 Decatur Street.
kritzer 6 Harmon. for w. :. Chris
tan. li01 North Twcnty-sixth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30

Lot of land, on Market Street Cor Mar
kct Alley), between Marshall and CLAW
Streets composite New Market). Lot
fronts 81 feet. and has a depth of about
GO feet.
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AT G O'CLOCK p. NJ.

Vacant ground on the north side of
Franklin Street. between G"wenty-siyth
80 feet. more or less. on Franklin
Street.
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PLUMRING Permits.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
ders:
j. r. Chappen & Bro. for ]. NJ.
Hague. 3in5 West Leigh Street
T.. ]. lechner, for Seventh Street
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OF Sranolithic sidewalk around the
Confederate Navy Park. in Fulton, to
Javi Perkins. on his bid OF Stl730 The
park ia set in Il triangular lot. and II
VIII be adorned with Confederate naval
cannon and piles OF shells.
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AT ; O'CLOCK u. NJ.

Vacant ground on the south side OF
Main street, between Twenty-third and
twenty fourth streets. fronting 40
feet, more or less, on Main Street
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEED.

One Releake Deed. Amounting to 81 800.
\. J.. AdamSom ct ais, trustees, to
r. G. Gregory ct ais. 32X132 feet east
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Pnrk Paving to Cost sjt1.
The Administrative Board yesterday
awarded the contract for the laying
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HENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.

line Thirtieth Street. 33 feet north of
Stockton Street May &c, 1916. sl.2s0
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BY HENRY S HUTZLER & co,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers