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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-20

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Hon. John +. Cohalan. Surrogate Of the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given
to all persons having claims against
Charles Laurent, late OF the County OF
New York. Deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber. at
her place OF transacting business. at the
once OF Coudert Brothers. No. . Rector
Street, In the Borough Of Manhattan. New
York city on or before the FIRST day OF
January 1917.
Dated New York. June IL 1916
CAROLINE T. STRONG. Adminlstratrlx
With the VIII Annexed
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attys for .Ad-
ministratrix. No. Rector St. Bor-
ough of Manhattan. New York City,
" Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-20
STORAGE NOTICES
LEE BROTHERS, STORAGE 4 VAN
COMPANY.


STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE .
To Whom IL May Concern
We will sell az public auction az NV e.
r25th Street on Tuesday November :.
1916. commencing at 10 \. NJ. lou'<n
goods. personal effects, merohsndse' ~.
Stored bv or in names as follows: ~
Mary Ball. Mrs. A. smith, sirs- syps,
Rose Chauson. Henry +. AIKEN. T. r - -.
Miss NJ williams. Cowperthwane 49, 80
Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. f. Wrignt h, ,ssssss
VIM. Brown. Silver Furn. Co, sam -, inS
man, Mrs Hayward, Mrs. stephen 5a ~,
Mary Cahill, Mrs. Jenkins. Mrs. Nea ,, -
n Taylor. Mrs Susie Ray. w. II MI
Mrs. Myra Meyer. ID. Bauman Co, 49,
Estes. Mrs l.. G. Brooke. Philipina go
GLADYS Oliver Mrs. Barnw2n. Nrs
bunker. Mrs. Emma Brothers L< Az.
ferson. Dana Hunter. Richard NUT p,oSr
thur T. Rogers, Mrs. Johnson, ~. IN
lanes Stewart. Mrs. Malloy. Mrs >. nj
Mrs Mary Rose. Mrs Anna hooer~a.,
Ar. Mamie simmons, Mr.. Bentley, nns,,..
Stock. Miss Nora Parkhurst Mss >n-ssil
Passage. l.. O. Goddard, Buc.isy 'v.mIs
Madden. Isidor Kahn, Antoine Reinsfs
Simpson. John Ryan. Fred hsilsr. MI NJ
Daly. A. Friedman, Mrs. NJ hs.e,sn M
White. peter J. Hassett, katZ Lssn
NJ Harley. John Mccarthy: Ju'f HsIns
Frank Sehanda. Mrs. Moore, DsVid ~,
Tbos delaney. Ashmsrl Jones. Mrs a.
Mrs. Norton Alexander, NJ. .-,,,o1r.
Davey Morgan. Sampler Clsfn. ."s trr.
ION Cahill. Trolling. Morris. Mamie M
strong. Mrs. r. Paradise. Mrs Lyn:n' e..
Wagner. r. Hackert. J. L. bennett ~
R Green. w. II. Newsome. Aas ,<,s
Mrs Dardin. Mrs. Thompson, +. ., 800.
". Q. Gordon. Harry Robinson, y hSSasse
berr Mrs }. Regain. Mrs. Sadie 49, 49,
y Thomas. Mrs. Welsch. ID. A. sssns.sf.
Mrs =. Berner, Mrs. Eliz White, y 80, ~ ~.
Ter. Carpenter Co, Mrs Burns, ~.
Mulvanc. Mrs \. Dover. MIS- -. r. m
chas Williams. Mr. and Mrs. ch.s vi
Minnie b. Ray. kalmus Bros. s~ssSs
Sanders. Mr. webb. Jno. Flanagan
Realty Corporation. =. hs<efs
Unless al charges are paid on " -
November 25th. 1916. same VIII W
according 10 law 10 pay charges RI.
LEE BROS STORAGE & VAN W.
2l0-2i6 East l2jth ST.
tis-ilS East i2tth 81. --.z<<'
PT-BLlc NOTICE is HEREBY oivvix
thai on the ith day OF ps eS,hl,e .asesiss:
az his warehouses. Nos tw.shst-
West i4Oth street. Borcugh OF MAJ A.
tan. CITY OF New York for account q
Mrs Bowdcn. Mrs cogsn. MT vvemStt
Clarkson. Mrs. Z; Drew, VI. !; v
Howson. Mr.. G. c. Hsrsin, Mr.. ; hsssa
Mrs Koy. Mr. J. Kelly. Mrs. c Lxn.d1eA
Mr.. Latncr. Mrs Lyons. Mrs. sss~srs
Mrs w McCanerty. Mrs. May TrsJ.
Mr. 81 Stebelin. Mr.. J. =. skin. NJ r.
nor. Mr. Moran. Mrs A. I. rhomy y,,,,ssss
Mrs Snesd. the following describes sS,~iuro
erty. Household gooos. pianos. p,s -
boxes. barrels and trunks oon''"
known =, 49, q
such sale will he to satisfy all hs"
the undersigned on said properly, ~
The sale will be conducted ey 49,
Kennedy, Auctioneer A
Dstai. Nov. ~. 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-20
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE SALE. Simon, Auctioneer. viii sell
this day. .. m, 2sIl Atlantic ay.. cor. Elton
st.. Brooklyn. two four quarter AdOlph Saior s1uf-
ne machines. with motor attached ore sk quarter
Adoiph Sauer l0-yard SUBTLE machine with motor
attached. four mending machines. one sewing ma
chine. one power table. c.e box @ uachlnerics,
5000 shuiiles. two cutting Knives. a VIKINGS. an
chairs aud other fixtures ccriaircd on said prea.-
ises. cllAS. LEEF. Attorney FOR Mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LET yorR RENT PAT roK YOUR HoMA
Rat financial plan explained ny Couatsy Home
League. No. 10 West sd g.. pspt Z rhoes
esso Mad H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-20

THOS T. BURCHILL. Auctioneer.
Sells Monday, November goth. 1915. a. NJ.
AT WAREHOUSE. 1873 West 18th Street.
) Pianos and Talking Machine.
BY VIRTUE OF EXECUTION WILL SELL THIS
day. A NJ. at f20 East l2Jth A., ] Mack Auto,
mobile 1 Wagon. O1'ce Furniture. Right. Title and
Intersrt &c ia 70 Samuel Goldberg against Harlem
Market Warehouse Co. J. c. GARDINER. Marshal
VERY FINE COLLECTION q postage stamps
viii h. sold AZ the Colle,4ogs' club 80 East 42d
St on Nov 20 n ana %. Al p. m.
WALTER :. SCOTT. Aroioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-20

KIrCHENsfAID or HOUsEW0RK. landed
Swedish girl; very neat SIMPSONS Agency, ISL
Lexington ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

KITCHENAfAID.--swed competent neat. oblts-
ing: good neferences. sampson's Agency. ISL
Lexington A ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-20

LADY'S MAID-Useful: German Protestant: re-
fined: excellent seamstress very best references
city preferred: s3j Msson's Agency. l3l West AID
Tel BrNant ih3A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-20

Male
FEEDER tcylinder) wishes position steady: Lon
experience Address ID. B.. i05 Tribune once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

Charters were issued and amend
ments TO existing charters authorized
yesterday by the state Corporation
Commission. as follows:
mond. John 81, Purcell, president; C..
II. Nutkols. secretary and t%reasurcr-
both OF Richmond. Capital: maximum.
$4,000: minimum, $500; par value, $50.
kaolin Products Corporation, Rich
mond. Richmond lowering. president;
s. l.. Sample, vice-president and sec
restary-both OF l2o Broadway, New
York. Capital: maximum, $4,000. 900;
minimum, $1,000.
Fluvana Lumber and Tie Company
Unc.). Petersburg. J. =. George, presi-
dent: John Moyler. secretary-both Of
Petersburg. Va. Capital; maximum,
$4,000; minimum. $1,000; par value,
inter-Bay Club Gnc,).. Norfolk. l..
Snyder. president; s.. A. Markell, secre-
OF Norfolk. Capital: maxi
West End Woodworking Company
dent: G.. c. Andrews. secretary-both
OF Ettricks. Capital: maximum, 500
900: minimum. SIS, 1000.
Iehinger Corporation. Norfolk.
Charles HeeinSer, president; NJ. II.
Volke. secretary-both OF Norfolk. Cap.
ital: maximum. $500 900: minimum. ST.
600.
Du Pont Business Center. CORPORA
ton. Norfolk. H. L. Page, PRESIDENT: r..
w. Stursis, secretary and treasurer.-
both OF Norfolk. Capital: maximum.
$4,000: minimum, $500.
MowbraS Place Corporation. Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

Mas Mari Hutchinss. NJ Galveston.
Tex. Is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
George Sail HutchinEs, in this city.
Judge and Mrs. samuel Cecil Graham
and Mrs. T.. r. Grcever. who spent the
past ten days In Richmond. have re-
turned 10 their homes in farewell.
Or, Edward McGuire has returned
from Warrington. where he attended
the scss!on or the medical association.
Miss Alic. Grlsss has returned to
Danvillc. after a visit 10 Richmond,
Philadelphia and Fredericksburg.
Mrs. w - Nurycll. who has b.en
Visiting IN Richmond FOR several DAYS.
has returned TO Chase city.
Mrs. r.. X Mariner. OF Eden,on. y.
e.. attended the May Festival IN Rich
mond this week.
Mrs. Harry Love, who has been a
patient at 81. Eiizabe,h's Hospital here,
has returned to her home ncar Ivor.
Miss Mabel Wilkinson. OF Richmond,
Is the guest OF relatives in Newport
News.
Miss Myra Vann has returned IA
t.denton, y C., after spending 4 few
days here.
Miss MARI shelhorsc and Il. Shell
norte. Of Chatham, have beer spend
iEg some tine in this city,
l.. F. ziesier, OF Edenton. y. G. has
returned to his home, after spending 4
short time here.
Mrs. John G. Broaddus. Of Bowling
Green, has been in RICHMOND for a brief
stay this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, G. Phillips and Miss
Mabel Cauthern. Of Tap~pahannock, mo.
tored to Richmond on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. {. Goolsby. OF this city, is
, guest Of MIR. and Mrs. J. \. Robert
son in Chase city.
Mrs, s. c. Foster and her small son,
5. &. Foster. Jr, OF fredericksburg, arc
guests Of Mrs, Fosters mother, Mrs.
Ida Hewitt. in Richmond.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. NJ Ritter and their
chiidren have returned 10 Bowling
Green. after n short visit 10 Richmond.
Lewis Vincent. Who has been at Grace
Hospital here. has returned to his
home in Caroline County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate mar
ket yesterday was unusually active,
and while the transactions were con-
nned In the main to small property.
there were several large deals. With
the recordation in the city OF 4 deal
that had heen previously recorded in
Henrico County, the sales of city prop
erty for the day aggregated Sl4s,710.
Featuring the trading was the sale
by which Muhleman &c Kayhoe acquired
three lots in the West End fronting
on Sheppard Street. The lots were
purchased from Fl. W. GOODWIN for
Sl0,3s5 Charles NJ. Robinson and wife
sold TO the I.aburnum Corporation a
lot fronting twenty-four feet on the
north side of Hanover Avenue. Just
east of the corner of Vine Street, for
$500.
The deed conveying a tract OF fifty
acres in what is known as West Ginter
Park, being a portion of the Acca
Stock Farm, from Clyde w. Saunders
and others TO the West Ginter Park
Land Company for ss2,415 was record
ed in the Chancery Court. The deed
had been previously recorded, and the
sale reported, from Henrico County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

The following permits we're issued
ment:
EnEelberg- & Bear. for ]. n. Flipp.
$50 South Harrison Street. six outlets
and lights.
John r.. Latham. for r. Price. 1o2,
Hull Street, two fans.
Sam for ]. S. James. us North sew.
enth Street, eight outlets.
same for Mr.. Williams. North Stree,
near the Midlothian Turnpike. four
teen outlets.
L. r. Warinner. for 4. W. Broaddus,
lights. "
Godsey & Fry, for Richmond Stove
Co., eoo1 East Main Street, installing
feed wires for welder.
Same for ]. r.. Anderson & Son., ia
South Fourteenth Street, one fan.
Same for Tredegar Iron Works, ten
outlets.
Morris Hunter. for 1imes-Dispa,ch
Publishing Co. 10 South Tenth STREET,
wiring for electric baseball score.
board.
Winston Electric Construction o..
tor NJ. w. Richwine. ?o2 North Twenty.
NTH Street, four outlets.
Same for j. G. Stewart, l03I Wat
Grace Street. one outlet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
BUILDING Nuts.
Eight Building Permits, Amounting
to S21,O55

Eight building Permits. Amounting
to S23,055.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows:
A. c. Andrews, 10 build a two-story
frame succeed dwelling On the east
side OF MOSS Side Avenue, between IGs-
sex and Hooper Streets, to cost s4.250.
Davis, Archer & Hicks. to build two
two-story brick dwellings on the south
side OF Bacon Street. between ST. John
and. ST. James Streets, to cost $4.65O.
w. III. Gottwald, to build a brick
garage in rear OF t25 Lewis Street. to
John +. Crawford. TO build two two
story brick dwellings, on the east side
OF Third Avenue, between Willow and
Juniper Streets, to cost $4,000.
a. &. Andrews. to build a two-story
frame succeed dwelling on the west
side or Moss Side Avenue. etwee Es-
sex Street and the X Park
boulevard, TO cost S4.o5o.
Nina r. Archer, to build a two-story
frame dwelling on the west sidn OF
Noble Avenue. between the Brooklan nd
Park Boulevard and Du Pont Circle, to
cost $3,a75.
G. NJ. King. to repair three frame
dwellings 1311 IL. 1913 and 1919 l-2
east Leigh Street, 10 cost S34S.
National OIL Co, to repair brick
smokestack on the east side Of Ever
EFT Street. between First and Second
Streets, to cost S25C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
E@S%@SM
s SOCIETY &
@~&@A@N

,irs. Hal Wood, OF Edenton, n. c..
VINO mas been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert W. jackson on West
rankl Street. has left for her home
In North Carolina.
Mrs. r. L. Moffctt and her sister.
h "A, W. sasley. Of Washington, who
mas also been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson. left this week for whining
TON y. C.. where they will attend the
meeting of the Colonial Danes. Later
SmeF VIII spend several weeks at
'hapel Hi and other places OF interest
IN that part of North Carolina.
Visiting Hero.
Mrs. william Minor Lille and Mrs.
Allen Campbell. of the University of
Mrs preston Carson at Dundee"
Mrs. Lille has just returned from Nor
!olk. where she has been visiting
friends for the past week.
announcements Of Intere.t.
invitations have been received in
Richmond for the marriage of Miss
Mary Evelyn Cromwell. daughter of
Mrs Richard Cromwell. Jr., of Cations
VIE, Nd. and Ne who Trotter Law
renee. Jr.. United States Navy. tho
ceremony to take place on Wednesday.
June Z, at s o'clock, al the Cathedral,
IN Baltimore, Immediately following
me wedding there will he a reception
iHSleWylOc, corner lngIe3lde n
Edmundson Avenues. Gainesville. Miss
rom we'll is widely related Ia this city.
ana a number of Richmonders will at
'end her marriage in early Jun
Mrs. John -. Armstrong announces
ne Engagement OF her daughter. Fira
Willie. to Charles Landlord Randolph.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Randolph.
The wedding will AK. place In early
June
Dance for Guc.t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus s. Freeman gave
Z dance at their home on Floyd Avenue
Ihurhday evening in honor OF their
guest. Miss Maria Clarke Dortch. Of
l.swrenccville. The house was deco
rated throughout In sweet peas and
neonies, The guests invited were
Misses Pattie Prince Turnbull. Ger
rude Turnbuil. Lou ware, Josephine
ware, Maria Dortch. DR.. Page North
inEton. Messrs. George Tompkins. Al
bert Branch. Ralph Eaton. Eilerson
sihert, Irwin Creath, Thomas Moulde
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Creath.
leaves for New York.
br. Helen Love Bo!sseuA will leave
for New York to-day. where She will
select the cast and assist with re-
hearsals for her play. q ~dramatization
NJ her new book. "a Pirate on a Wifc's
Domain' The play will be given In
New York and the South. opening IN
Philadelphia, and will be seen in Rich
mona IN the early fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

capdtal: maximum. $4,000; minimum.
The Charles A: Ryburn Tie and Lum-
Seri Compan$ nnc.). BnE Stone Gap.
Eharees a: nyburn. presidsn.; n; /:
SPRINGS cSp la maximum. $4,000:
At Hiaa"sJL ). H' Hdsm, c9% rGsTsr Gnc.9'
Shepherd. secretary-SotS OF Alice.
Capital: maximum, $4,000; minimum.
Ynterna pIo 1'ue olde der Of lively.
president; e f. Braxton, secretary
both OF Newport News. No capital
Prince George Publishing Company
o1nsi2I retsrIeuT rH j /, T%1nshan,
% "drf ca s5Scl maximum $4,000;
Associated Investors unc.). Norfolk,
washington eed. Jr. president; Frank
both OF Norfolk. Capital: maximum,
$4,000; minimum, $1,000.
~. H E. pow ,isnd G p2epfasn,s rI EisA r;Sna:
Petersburs. Capital: maximum, $50
00G Eir %lRR'%sm' iis'soC; corno,.,,o,
S~taunton. \. Lee Knowles. ptesident:
C.: g. R%als,on. secretary-both OF
Ssiaunton, Gapi,al: maximum. $4,000;
Camden Heights Gnc.). Norfolk.
Jacob Leicht, president, Winona; IT. G..
Sheriff. secretary, Norfolk. Capital:
Maximum. $4,000; minimum, $4,000.
Elder & Nosloh Gnc.) Vosloh. Fred
Eosloh. president. Carmi; G. r. Eos-
loh,. secretary and treasurer. Nosloh.
Capital: maximum, $4,000: minimum,
5000.
Amendment TO charter OF the Clara
kimball Youn- Film Corporation,
Richmond. changing name to Clara
ktmhall Young Film corporation.
Foreign corporations domesticated:
General Roofing Manufacturing Com
pany. q corporation of Illinois. with 81
100000 capital. Wilson +. aBrnes, state
agent, Richmond.
Continental Assurance Company. n
corporation OF tho State of Illinois.
Com missioner OF Insurance, State agent,
Richmond, with 500. 900 capital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
IsubtuEate hims.lf to the ono big rul
"8 2. NJ"

subjusate himself to the one big rule
governing Scouts at all times. namely:
BE q real scout"
Tho Scout officials have arranged with
the commanders OF the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues TO make the trip
together. BY his Il will
be possible to have a special train,
which will leave Main Street Station
etwee 6 and : o'clock. Final in
structions will be read at the inspec-
ton this evening.
scouts Taking Battlefield Hike.
Following is a list .of Scouts taking
the battlefield hike:
X. Adams. 7. 7. Adams. Edward
Adams. Turner Arlington, w. W. Ar
rington, W. w. Archer. E. +. Aheldt,
Scout MASTER; c. n. Butt, }. 81. Blan-
kenship. Charles Berry. John Boudo-
win. Robert Burrell. Cabell Brecken-
ridge, Edwin Cox. Miles Cary, Jim Dan
iel. Arthur Evans. Leslie Eubank. Will
liam Ellyson, J. Fe~rneyhough, Assistant
Scou, master; a. 7. Gordon, Allen
Gwathmey, Scout master; Fl. W. Hall.
Alfred Holzback, Minor Harris. Ran
dolph HoEe. William Johnson. william
Ellis Jones. Scout master: Il. A. Kane.
Oswald knight. Percy Kuhn, Russell
Lincoln, Marshall Lynn, b. n. Marsh,
Marshall, Earle Moore, Assistant
Scout master: Winston Montague. Lin
wood Mathews. Leon Mayhcld, J.. B..
- sc D' 70 -" esS SScaN - . "a
r.. Pyle, ABEL Philips, Scout master;
C.. 3. Pearson, Thomas Pinckncy. Davis
Radcliffe. Burgess Ramos. Leslie Rob-
inson. Charles Rogerson. r. r. Roberts,
Scout matser; Childrey Scott, c. r.
stern, Frank Thacker, Ned Thomson,
Foster Valentine, Edward Willingham,
New Whitehead, II. L. Wall. John
VIM, Jr., John Wallace, Lewis Word,
Lee Williams, Willie Zacharias, C. II.
Huff. George Shaw. r.. A. Pyle. Lang
horne Williams. Fred p. Todd.
Following is a letter showing the
appreciation OF the Richmond Scouts
during the recent Shakcspearean Pa
Eeant on the Richmond College
grounds. with Scout master stuart Rag
land in charge Of the Richmond scouts:
My Dear 3Ir. RaEland,-I wish to
express to you my cordial apprecia-
tion Of the efficient service rendered
by the Boy Scou last week at the
Shakespeare Pageant. They did ex-
~cellent work In keeping the lines in
tact. in seating people In the stadium.
in preserving order, in distributing
programs. and in giving Information.
! had OCCASION. as you Will recall, to
speak Of some boyish indiscretions but
on Saturday I assure you there was
nothing hut commentator for the Boy
Scouts. Wish YOU 10 know that we
are grateful for your services. and that
YOU deserve our hearty thanks. With
cordial regards.
Sincerely yours.
j. c. METCALF,
Dean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

OF Fendall Avenue April S. 1916; tax.
+. sittcrdinE ct ais. trustees. to
Association. 60x $50 feet west line Thir-
ticth street. 2i1 feet north of Nine
M,le Road p October :; 1915; $500;
20 feet 8 inches by 1a5 feet south line
Grove Avenue. OF feet ! 1-2 inches west
Of Sheppard Street. Ma =. 1915; tax,
charles *. Willis ct Tx. to n. RI.
Stoltz, 10 l-?xieo fee. south line ray.
lor Street. 90 feet 10 inches west OF
s ,H%p'e street May l. i''S;''a"' $780,
SANE to same. 14ox125 feet north limo
Wallace Street. SO feet vest OF Harri-
son Street. May l. 1915; tax. $50:
r.. r.. stoltz ct u1. to Charles *. will
lis. SoxlSo feet west line Goddin Street,
Just n9rth Of Fell Street. May /, 1915;
chafin street. sse rect west Of west
schsaf. sixiso feet west line Fooley
Avenue. 1871 feet south Of Grove Ave
nue.. May II. 1915; tax. 50; $40. 49,
IL feet north line Floyd Avenue,
nue.. April IS. 1915; tax. $3.50; $40.
9, al. 90 l.ssi5o feet west line shsp.
pard, l<o feet south OF Leonard Street:
also a. feet 2 inches by $50 feet 7
inches east line Sheppard Street, las
feat south OF Leonard Street; also a.
feet ? inches by 100 feet Z inches cost
line Sheppard Street, 1910 feet . inches
south OF Leonard Street. April 7. 1915;
Charles n. Robinson ct u1. to Labur-
nun Corporation. 24x10o feet north
line Hanover Avenue, lie feet cast
Or Vine Street. April 81, 1915: tax.
Henry F. Grimmell to S. j. Molten ct
ux. 2lxS7 feet east line St Paul Street,
50 feet IL Inches south OF Baker Street.
May lS, 1916: $500.
w. II. Hazelsrove to G. A. Perry, 90
ieet 3 "a inches by 100 feet south line
cary Street. 15i feet 8 37i inches east
Of Muibsary Street. February p. 1916;
Same to c. H.. Fon, 20 feet . 1-2
inches by 12a feet south line Cary
street, 1874 feet 6 IA inches east OF Null
perry Street. December Is, 1915; tax,
Sam Grandis ct al. to william H.
White. 20x11o feet south line Winder
street, 50 feet west of Sumpter Street.
April %, 1915: tax. $3.50: so.
same TO same. 81 1-2x120 feet south
line Cary Street, 23I feet . inches east
Of Mulberry Street. April 25. 1916; tax.
clyde W. Saunders ct ais. to west
Ginter Park Realty Corp. so acres
Of land. known as West Ginter Park,
being a part of Acca Stock Farm. March
j, 1916: S82,4f5; re-recorded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

T,horp. oxI4s feet west limo Second
Street, 100 feet south OF Leigh Street.
October ?. 1915; s6.72o.
b. l.. Robbins. trustee, to w. II.
Francis. ~ feet 8 inches by 1856 feet 7
inches west line West Street. 1856 feet
south OF Main Street. May 1, 1915; ST.
f. +. Schmidt. trustee. 10 p. ]. Beat
tie. 30xl2o feet west line Boulevard,
2b9 IL feet north OF Beverly Street.
May 10. 1916: S2.l20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
MONEYS MEETINGS.

Chesterfield Juniors. United augh-
tsrS OF the Confedcracy, will hold
their regular monthly meeting his
afternoon at 2 o'clock In Bainbridse
street Baptist Church. This is an inn
r~ortant meeting and a full attendance
ts desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
u. 8. CIRCUIT COURT OF ArPEALs.

Tho United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals r~econvened yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
P%ritchnrd, Knapp and Woods. and Dis
trict Judge johnson in attendance.
Cases argued yesterday:
No. 1481-Stanley. Lord, master and
of steamship Anglo-Pata-
sonian, appellant; rs. william Led
witch ct al, appellees: appeal from the
District Court at Norfolk, Va. Argued
by ia. II. Little. OF Norfolk, for the APP
pellant. and by Allan D. Jones, OF New
port News, for the appellees, and sub
mitted.
Conference day:
Saturday being conference day. there
VIII he no arguments OF cases to-day,
but the court will go into conference
upon cases heretofore argued and re-
naming undecided.
Case in call Monday:
No. l427-Max A. Cohen ct al, APP
%pellants, VS.. Chesapeake Steamship
Company appellees: appeal from the
be argued by Isaac l.. Straus. Joshua
Horner, Jr., and Robert Phillips. of
Nd, for the appellants, and
by. Arthur D. Foster. OF Baltimore,
Md. for the appellee.
Court announced and handed down
Its opinion in the following case:
No. 14l4-Herbert w. Claiborne,
plaintiff in error, VI. John s. Brophy,
defendant in error; error to the Dis
trict Court at Baltimore. Md. Opinion
by Judge Prftchard. Reversed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
HENRico DEEDS OF TRUST.

Two Deeds Of Trust, Amounting to
SI.g9O.
Jennie Gran Ell vir. to +. SitterdinE
et ais, trustees, lots S and 6. In the
village or Westwood, about four miles
$50. -
Henry l." SnellinSs to Willis c. Pull
liam, lots ISL and 13o, in the plsn OF
Club.Niew. April 90. 1915; $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
HUsrINGs COURT. PART II.

Suit for $1,000 damages was insti-
tuted in the Hastings Court. Part H.,
yesterday by ]. Frank Beverly against
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany, alleging personal injuries sus-
tanned when a vehicle he was driving
was struck by a street car near the
corner OF Main and Short Streets re-
Gently.