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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
CIIANCERY TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Deeds OF Bargain aud Sale,
Amounting TO S35,f,BJ.

5o9 %a X Hi 1ssfs Ct es qx east to Minis ns
ST. $40. 'aN'
Charles W, wi,tcl ct ux. to {. NJ
Mosby, aoxlsa feet cast line Montrose
Realty and Finance CORPORATION to
Montrose Avenue. at the nor,h corner
81 Hooper Street. June 81. 1916. tan,
w j. Cowardin ct al to ;. H. Co.
street, 80 feet west OF d Street, in tho
plan Of Mansfield March -. 1915:
Fsrneda G crump to carrie 6. DAN
lei e, al. 22xl3o feet ives; line Third
street l76 fee, Q inches south of Du-
val street June 81, 1916. 5000:
corner Of Chafnn and Randolph Streets.
An H1, -, l III taX: SIG SO, n.,,.
3oxl35 feet north line Floyd Avenue,
sc feet inches east OF Deep Run
s'sss,, June i; 1s1s; tax: 81, siG T., :, +.
81 liz by 40 feet north line Marshall
Street ZIG l-e feet west OF Munford
Street. June 20. 1915: tax. $3.50. $40.
morton. 3oxl1o feet south line National
Road, 100 feet east OF Brown Street.
Ma, ls, 1915; $3.50. -,
Branch ct ux,. 2oxi5o feet south line
Leigh street, 40 feet west OF Mozelle
street June IS. 1916; tax, 81. $40,
John +. Sheppard to w. W. Foster,
el.i by 135 feet north line Monument
Avenue, 75t.4f feet west Of Sheppard
street June 81. 1916; Slo.25n.
J.. W. Harris TO Essie l. and Mary l..
DunkuIn, 3fxl25 feet south line Fair
mount Avenue. So feet cast Of the Me
chanicsvilc Turnpike. June 30, 1916;
tax, 80. $40.
= IT, Gibson o, ux TO A. r. Bcas-
Low lot ! in block II in tho plan OF
I5elrose. May 10. 1919; $500
Nora street ct vir TO Sixth Mount
Zion Baptist Church. 81 feet : inches
b. as feet north line Duvai street.
:; feet east OF ST. John street. June
20. 1916: no tax: $40
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East Main Street. two small motors and
four lights.
Avenue. twenty-three outlets
Otis Elevator Co. for Miller G.
Rhoads. Sixth and Grace Streets. one
hve-horSe power motor.
w. f. Catlctt Electric Co, for w. ].
Gilman. Davis Avenue. between Mon
ument and Park Avenues. $50 outlets
Same, for Davis Brothers. 1904 Mon
ument Avenue, seventy outlets
EngclbcrS & Bear, for Abrams Sisters,
East Grace Street, three outlets and
lights.
NORRIS Hunter. for DR.. II. s. Preston.
1874 Park Avenue, four outlets.
same. for w. w. Foster. ll2 North
Ninth Street. three fixtures.
Same. for Odcon Theater. ell North
Sixth street. two fans.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate mar
het yesterday was fairly active, al
though the sales were confined i'm the
main To the transfer OF small property
Ihe business for the day aggregated
more than $4,000 while there WAS also
some activity in lIcnrico County small
property. Several good deals were re-
ported in realty circles which are cx-
pectcd TO be gent to the courts for
recordation to-day or tomorrow.
Featuring the trading was the sale Of
three lots in the plan OF Shcppard's
estate In tho West End. which were
acquired BY ". W. Foster from John
j.. sheppard. The purchase price was
reported as being sl0.950. Charles w.
Wirtel sold an improved lot 'front.'
ing fifty feet on the east side Of Mont
rose Avenue, Just north OF the corner
.99f Essex Street to q NJ. Mosby FOR
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Gentlemen,-I wish 70 say that after
taking your treatment for ulcer OF
stomach. now find myself feeling as
we'll as I ever did. When began
your treatment had not known what
We'll day was for some time: my con-
ditfon waH SO bad that was compelled
to lose much time from work. but from
the time I started taking your treat
ment I rapidly improved, and have
worked every day. even overtime at
times, and It gives me pleasure 70 ad-
wise any one suffering as did to take
your treatment. I am now entirely
free from pain and discomfort Of all
kinds. and feel as we'll as 7 ever did.
With best wishes. am, yours truly.
ERICH Won FINE.
6o7 y. Seventh Street.
Tho United Doctors. Lyric Thestcr
Building. are administering above
treatment with most gratifying re-
suits. Consultation with those spe
cialists is free. Terms for treatment
within reach OF all
Hours: Daily. A. B. to sP. NJ.
For private appointment phone Mad.
1859.
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CALOMEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH!
"DodSOn's Liver Tone" better
than calOmel and cannot
salivate.

Cslomei loses you day! You know
what alomei is It's mercury; quick
silver. Calomcl is dangerous. It
era shes into sour bile like dynamite
crampng and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish, con-
stipated and all knocked out and be-
iieve YOU need a dose OF dangerous
caluIncl just remember that your drug
Sist sells for 30 cents "A large bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone. which is entirely
vegetable and pleasant 10 tako and is
perfect substitute for calonel 1t is
guaranteed TO start your liver without
stirring you UP inside, and cannot
snivate.
Don't take cRlomel! 1t makes YOU
sick the next day: 1t loses you a days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right UP and you feel great
Give 1t TO the children, because t is
perfectly harmless and doesn't Eripe.
---AlNprtIseraept
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cnANcEnr DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eight Deeds OF Trust. Amounting to
S..1,T:tJ..S


Carrie 6. Daniel CT al. to S. w
Robinson. Jr.. trustee. 22X13O feet west
hnc Third Street. lI6 feet . inches
s.0uti! of Duval Street June 81. 1916;
Madgc f. MILAN ct vir to w. B. Har-
man ct al. trustees. 2iN15S feet south
line Clay Street. l62 feet east of Thirty
hfti street. June 23. 1916; $2.464.
X. +. Throckmorton to O. V. Shea ct
a. trustees, $oxllo feet south limo
National Road. 40 feet east of Grown
street June 10. 1915: Sl.2Al.27.
W. w. Foster 10 H. r. Pollard, Jr..
trustee. al.io BY l35 feet north lion
Monumen; Avenue. 1913 feet west OF
sheppard Street. June 90, 1916 S9.S25.
j.. G. Gibbs TO II. s. Taylor. trustee.
3oXl30 feet west line Ninth Street.
north of Clay Street. June &c. 1916;
J, NJ. Delaney ct ais to same. c5x17o
feet inches north line Grove Ave-
nue., go feet inch cas-, OF Tilden
street. June IS. 1915: $3.50
same to same, 25xl79 feet inches
north line Grave Avenue. $50 feet 1
men east Of Tilden Street June IS.
1915: $3.50.
Martin and Parans panossian to II.
>. itntzler ct ais, trustees. IS feet /
men by lo9 fee, inches south line
Marshall street. >" fee, inches west
of First street. juno 81. 1916: s5.7oo
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secretary w. NJ. Martin, OF the Cham
'r of Commerce, stated to-day tina,
ondtions at HopewcIl recently had
zen unfavorably affected by The cir
ulation OF basclcss rumors In regard
. the plans OF tho Du Point Compauv.
ic stated that while tho HONEYWELL
liant had been constructed primarily
or the purpose Of supplying the needs
r the entente allies. and had received.
I'D expected 10 receive. it's share OF
his business. but al tho same time tho
cnpanS realizes that the Europca n
var cannot continue :ndcfinitcIv. and
: was decided 10 prepare the plant for
thcr UscS after The war
Nh Martin says he Was in Whining
on, Del last week and discussed the
ituation with Vice president Brown
nd other high officials Of the COM
any. and Was informed by them that
he company expects always to do II
arEe business at the lIopcwen Mani
nd 20 employ as many operators there
3 the character Of the work shall
variant. The company now employees
rore than 1900 men. and the policy
: 10 maintain it's organization as far
the demands OF the business re-
uirc MIR Martin also stated that
nc On Pont Company manufactures
sany products that arc in no way
nmnoctcd with war usage.
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AttcInpt .InIl DciiNcrr.

IN attempt was made Yesterday
corning by four negro prisoners to
soap" from the jail Of Dirwiddic
.ounty and the attempt was accom-
,aiIieG with an attack upon Sheriff j.
' Taiusha. The negroes arc under
'chiicn'iary sentences Or under in
'cimsnts for !elonious crimes. In or
'cr 10 contribute to their comfort the
h"fiN had allowed the negroes Ia
pend the night Ia their cells with tho
oors unlocked. when AIR Gal,isha
ntered the Jail yesterday he was con-
fohted IN the corridor by tho negroes
fh" immediately attacked him MIR
IS man OF great physical
ircnEth. and lie held his own agaius,
ne odds until ono Of the negroes.
.larcncc Shannon, glaEped him around
ne body and tried /" pin down his
rms. at the same time calling upon
nc others to come on
Mr., Galusha managed 10 20, hold Of
"a pistol. bat Was unable 10 use &C.
lie sigh, OF TIA. pistol. however
"rved to cow three az tho negroes
iid they failed TO como on" MIR
'a!uSha could not train hi. pistol on
'AanHon and the struggle between
iie two men continued until Tom Par
Im q colorci rusty. canc to the
h"rtff's assistance ana shannon vas
'Ibducd
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Nine building Permits, Amounting



SS.4i5.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
Everett Waddy Co. 10 repair brick
store; 10. East Main street. TO cost
Charles and ~ Il. liutzler, to repair
bric'' dwelling, Ii North Fourth Street.
to cost s2i5.
H. w. tountree, TO repair brick ga
cost 5000.
c: Schnedler. to build a birclt garage.
ut 3O6 Third Avenue. to cost 1925.
Thomas f. L.aunder, TO build brick
garage on Haynes Avenue. In Brook
and Park. to cost $50
S. H. Cottrell, to build a brick ga
rage on Plum Street. between Grove
and Park ,AAvenues. to cost $500.
Thomas W. Elicit, TO build a two
story brick tenement, two dwellings,.
at l60s and 1G1o Maury Street. TO cost
G.. Z. Forester. to build two-story
brick tenement. two dwellings. at l07
East Twenty-second Street. TO cost
w. r. Jones, to build ons-story
frame church on the west side OF the
Broad Rock Road. between Hull and
Decatur Streets, TO cost $3.50.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits we're issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
Winston Electric Co, for Virginia
halfway and Power Co, 400 North
Eighteenth street. repairing wiring.
j. f. StrinSer, for Garrett Green
Construction Co. 1901 Barton Avenue.
twenty-five outlets.
w. II. jerks. for Davis 6 Archer.
Hawthorne Avenue and Hammond
Street twenty-five outlets.
Same. for Childrcy Printing Co, 900
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
as follows.
r; Tyler Bumpaes and S. Frances
Pullman.
rison.
Harry L. Powers. OF South Norfolk.
and Alice Dryer OF Albany. y. Y.
IRISH.
Ebert ,Ecrllly Talbot and Madeline
Wallace Loran
Landrum.
John w. Walthall. OF Dinwiddie
County. and Emily NJ. Schroeder, OF
Richmond.
Thomas McCombs Howey and Lucy
Murray Owens.
William a. Dcsgs and 1sla B.
Thompson.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Chicago Wholesale supply Company.
Inc, Richmond. Maximum, $50 900 :
minimum, $4,000. Samuel T. Burch.
president. Clarcmoni: Il. Culpcppcr.
secretary and treasurer. Eliza he tn
Rivcrmont Development Corporation.
Roanoke. Maximum. $4,000: minimum
l3and,. s.crciarv' hotb az Eonn"i,o -
sea Food Market. Inc. Charloitcs-
Vile. Maximum, 5000 minimum ST.
900. I. H. Mckenzie. president; 6. II.
booth, secretary. both Of Charlottcs-
willie.
W. 7. Pace, Inc, Franklin Maxi
mum. $4,000: minimum, S20.o0O. w. T.
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race Pace. president pres w: T. Pace. Jr.. sec
Iron Mountain Ore Company. Inc
Marion. Maximum. $4,000: minimum.
$1,000 Eval l. Moore. president
John l.. Mulrenan, secretary, both of
Philadelphia.
Virginia Maryland Mining Corpora
ton, RoSSlyn. Maximum $4,000:
minimum. $1,000. James f. McGowan.
president: Albert II. Mcknight. sec
rotary. both of Washington, D. c.
Alexandra. Maximum, 500. 900: min
imum. $4,000 George G. Cole. presi-
dent. Weston, w. Va: Frederick A.
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1OLICEMAN'S SLAYER TO DIE
,,cnfy- Onc-Sear-OId Negro nj Roa-
nokc Is Sentenced to be Executed
on August -.

ROANOKE, VA, June 2S.--Clifton
dickens, negro. twenty-one years old,
O-day was found guilty by jury in
he Corporation Court here of murder
NC Patrolman !. Harvey Leverett, Of
he local police force, and was sentenc-
d by the court to die in the electric
hair. on August 20.
Mickens killed Patrolman Lcverett on
te morning OF Juno 81, when the lat
e. went TO the Eegro's home to arrest
i'm on the charge Of theft Of shirt
,aist. Evidence brought out at the
Aal to-day showed that Mickens at
ed the policeman, and that during
,Ifflc which followed. the officer
shot through the abdomen. dying
st instantly. -
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Atlantic CoastIine

TIC StHHuhru ftAnrond OF tho South,
EFFECTIVE May e. 1916.
III IeAiNS Leave hlCHMOEL DALE.
6:35 2. NJ. l2:hU A. NJ. e@
y Fer Norfolk; 6;l5 a AZ, $3.50 A. IL. s:oo
For n & w. Hy;. West: rs A IL. $3.50
For Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ 6:15 A. ~
8:l6 A. NJ; sou A: NJ. 1850 A. 81, 800
F. NJ: 1900 NJ. tt:10 L. =. 6:56 r. ~
e:35 +. 81. 9:25 +. A., 1850 p M 49,
:, For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: 1900 =.
For -Hopeweil: S:l5 a. NJ, .1:ls p AZ
t3:4o r. NJ. 9:l5 z. NJ. 49,
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. NJ
e:l5 a. NJ. $40 A. NJ. s35 a. NJ IL Al
NJ; '2:lo p. NJ. t1:t0 r. M, SIT p. IL
$50 +. NJ, 7;+S +. M. $500 p. ~, il:H
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con.
nections not guaranteed. A'
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrs:
Capitol Plumbing Co. for Margaret
Dickerson, 1907 North Thirty first
Street.
Thirty-second Street.
W. II. Eanes, for f. r. Murphy.
Smith street. between Marshall and
Clay Streets
:. II. Guza. for Allen e. Hutchcrson,
GIL North Twenty-fifth Street.
I[ritzer & Harmon, for Robert c.
Scott, III North T~enty-ninth Street.
J. Il. Phillips * Son, for City OF
ISichmond. Fair Grounds.
r. II. Harris, for J. \. Aston. 1916
and 1918 North Twenty-third Street.
Same. for w. r. Hill, 1910 and 1921
North Thirteth Street.
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Darsonval and Telso's Dis.
coveries of High Frequency
Current of Electricity
Proves Beneficial in Treat.
ment of Stomach Troubles
Where Medicines Have
Failed.

The newest discoveries OF medical
treatment for chronic diseases by cleo
tricity In connection with medicines
has been found to produce most won
derful effects on the afflicted in many
diseases. Numerous testimonials from
those who were patients have been
published as to the most remarkable
curos The diseases that respond to
this treatment arc such as nervous
ness, acne. blood pressure. alcoholism.
rheumatism asthma. bronchitis, con-
stipation. cystitis. dia betes. dyspe psia,
catarrhal deafness, eczema. epilepsy.
eye diseases. trachoma. assure eoiter.
Eout. piles. insomnia. indigestion, neu-
raigia, neuritis. paralysis. amenor-
rhoea, chorea or st. Vitus's dance.
sciatica. skin diseases. throat diseases
and the treatment Of BrlEhts disease
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Sf.50 Round Trip to Norfolk and
Ocean View

Ever Sunday via Norfolk and West
ern Railway. Tickets good on the
Special leaving Richmond $40
y. NJ, aud also on the Cannon Ball. !"
leaving . A. M.-both fast trains to
Norfolk without change. The "Spe-
ciai" carries through coach to Vir-
ginia Beach-the only Virginia resort
on the Atlantic Ocean. Returning,
leave Virginia Beach 6:35 p NJ;
leave Norfolk Sis r. NJ and 7:40
=. M--Adv.
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Mrs. 5. r. Rowland. so by $50 feet
southeast corner OF Stuart and Chan
tecier Avenues. January ~. 1916; $500.
Abbey Realty Corporation TO r. y.
word. lots % and - I'm block % in
colonial PLACE April "a. 1916; 5000.
Abbey Realty Corporation TO Luther
~. Hines. lots II and - in block IA in
colonial Place. juno Q. 1916; $3.50.
Abbey Realty Corporation to Mrs
Emma Il. Powell. lots | and 9 in block
IL IN Colonial Place. May 20. 1916: s1c5
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TATE AER|E OF EAGLES
OPENS ITS CONVENTION
clcgatcs and Friends Are Welcomed
TO Petersburg by Mayor
CabanisS.
ALL DELIVERY ATTEMPTED
csroes In Dinwidtiie Attack Sheriff.
james Henley, Awaiting Execu-
lion, Taken to Henrico-Accom
p!iceS Get Twelve Years Each.
| Special TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch. ]

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA, June 2S.-The
.agles took possession of Petersburg
|o-day and. with their friends and
|am'Iies, they arc here in large mum.
erS. colors are everywhere dis
iay"d in their honor. The occasion is
ne eleventh annual meeting of the
tate Acric. Al noon the convention
Tas called to order in public meeting
p Moose Hall by District Deputy
sobert Gillian, Jr.. and delegates and
thcr visitors were given cordial
Tclcomc to the city by Mayor Robert
ananlss. which was responded TO by
tate President Il. V. Peace. Of Staun-
ION.
An address on "Fratcrnalism" was
|cliVcrcd by Past State President X. J.
elections added interest TO the ccrc-
PONIES, subsequently there was
loscd session for the cousidcration OF
us!neas Of interest 10 nc order. and
to-nights session there Was an cH-
implication Of the ritual.
The present State officers are past
res dent. Richard J. Davis. Ports
"n: wee president. j. j. Cherry, New.
tort News; chapiains. y. &. BEDFORD.
richmond; conductor, J T.. Henley,
'or;o!f; secretary, HUlst Glenn, Siaun-
on; treasurer. Joel 7. Brown, Peters
urs inside guard, r. II Carr. Suf
Ok outside guards. w. l. Rammcl.
'ieSandria: trustees, Mercer Hart
nan Roanoke: James A Wade, Rich
iond. j. j. johnson. Hampton.
The election OF officers for the en-
lins year VIII take place Tomorrow
itcrhoon. and much interest Is felt in
ne result. Treasurer Joel r Brown.
Who has held the Office for eight years.
|, rs Understood. will decline re-elec-
ion.
The women visitors were rendered
eceDit!on and buffet luncheon At tho
|.lks Home. aud also given rides in
nd around the city.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Three RcIcuse Deeds. Amounting I


H. A. McCurdy, trustee. TO Fernella
e. Crump, 2ox13o feet west line Third
street. 1I6 feet inches south Of Du-
val Street June 60. 1916; sl,1Oo.
Thomas y. Murphy. trustee. to j. c.
Gibbs, 30Nl30 feet west line Ninth
street. north of Clay Street. June 81.
ID. II. Leakc, trustee. 10 Il. O. James.
tnHi1a feet north line stuart Avenue,
being lot 12+ ia the plan OF Lisburn.
June 3, 1916: $1,000.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SON KILLED: FATHER HURT
Car I'lungca Down Mountain Grade
Into EnEiue on Which Both
Mere NOrlSInu

iSpovi:,l % Tic Times DisDatchl
BRISTOL. VA. Jun" 2S.-Otis Mum
power, twenty -onc years old. was in
st.ntiy killed. whilo hia father. VIII
liam Munpowcr, had his legs badly
scalded in "a wreck OH the Black Noun
tain Railway. near Pensacola y. c..
"a. day. due 10 Il runa way car plunSine
doAn tho mountain grade into an en-
zine 81 which the father and son were
making a trip over the lumber road
Young Mumrowcr leaves wife and
ono child
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Vows Notcs of Interest.

Yesterday n Richmond Miss Julia
hitchcock, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. i. Hitchcock, OF Dinwiddie County.
nd Arthur James Collins. of South
lrolinn, were married.
c. II. Kennedy, OF Bucksport. Me-. "a
,sident Of Petersburg for a year or
orc. while engaged in installing tur-
me engines at the. Du Point work S.
1T yesterday fox his home, and in
lly will sail for Moscow, Russia.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO nv

GIN. LOu'vle &, West, g D. at n an
Main Line, Local, si:25 a'tk.k
James River Line, 10000 XIX
\. News. MIX Old PIT. $3.50 a, lam, - p
Newport News. Local, 1900 a .b .oo -
Trains arrive from MIX. '1l:o0 a. .1:tS "
,vSs:se p y; News; 1855 a: .s:os D. From
1:lo p. daily from charlottesville oIcent
sunday from Thurmond. Jas. River, tS:5S
a.. $50 y. week days, $50 p. IN. Sundayn
DaiiS. Except Sunday.
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sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

South bound trains scheduled to leay, Rioh
mond daily: 1885 A. ". local to Norina:
LOO 2. NJ. sleepers and coaches TO Jackson
Vile. Atlanta, Birmingham; s:a5 P. NJ
shIonEh coaches and sleepers to Jackson:
ingham Jacksonville. Tampa and coaches
to Jacksonville.
North bound trains scheduled 60 arr,v. IN
Richmond daily; $50 A. A. s:30 A M
local. 9:2O A. NJ. s. 81 p NJ 49,
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ncmo,rd to Ucnrico Jail.

'hnes Henley, the young White man
va" IS under sentence t. die in the
irctric chair on September % for Tic
murder OF James Lewis. tho watchna II
y ne Ballusca Cotton Mills. this af-
cfHoon was taken to the IIcnrico Jail
@ nc confined until tho time OF his OK
'cution.
In the Hastings Court to-day IT y
sdwin and Brantloy lTin.or. viii, .
non. indicted a accomplices of Hem
ey In the murder OF Lewis. pleaded
uliy 10 the indictment and each wa
or,cnced to a term OF twelve years In
d nenitcntiary.
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WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Ind ca lions
are that there VIII be scattered show
crs along the South Atlantic The
weather will be generally fair else
where east Of the Mississippi River
during Thursday and Friday. Tenn
pcratures viii not change materially
over the eastern half of the country
during the next forty eight hours
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Virginia Bpach Train Service
Via Norfolk and Western HALLWAY.

Leave Richmond 3 o'clock daily, ex-
ccpt Sunday: arrive Virginia Bea CHI
$40 p. ~. No transfer between sta
ons.-Advertiscment.
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Bitten by Dog.

Tins morning whilc Or i. Eollinc
ones was driving 10 visit a patient,
= accidentally ran his automobile
yer dog. DR.. Jones aIiEhted to look
fter the animal, and while he was
nttins il on The mead, the dog sud
only snapped at the doctor and sank
Is teeth entirely through one OF his
gniS
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uENn,co DEEDS OF TRUST.
-Four Deeds of Trust. Amounting Il
Sn.s

Carrie HitScu e; vir 10 w H. Pulston.
trustee. lot 80, in Montrose Heights.
June -. 1916: $500
T. II. Harris 10 H. W. and II. Brown.
trustee, $50 feet inches By 240 feet
inches on billiard Road. June 81,
1916; s2.596.
IL in Colonial Place. section %. June
Luther II. Hines ct ux. to George j.
Emma K. Powell to George ]. Hooper.
lots l and in block is in Colonial
Place. section y. May 90, 1916; f4S4S2.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Loave kichnond-Main St Static,
scheoule nSures not guaranteed For ths
south-Daiiy: $40 A. NJ. local: 1880 A NJ
express parlor buffet car: a.. ~. express
Win drawing-roorn sleeping car for Atlanta:
1i:l5 r. NJ. express. sleeping car open q :o6
r; NJ; 300 p. NJ. local. Jior keysviils and
Chase City-week dayA S
York River Line-6:1o p. NJ, ste,n,,
Train. except Sunday. connecting for BATE
NJ. daily. local.
Trains Arrive Richmond-From the s,u,h.
1900 a. Nj. and $500 A. NJ, 1850 p S.as
p NJ. daily: $40 A. II. except Suudav
from Vest Point: s;t6 A. n. excep. Mon.
Office so7 E Main st. Phou. Ead:son III.
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IIENRICO RELEASE: DEEDS.
wv" Hcicn.e Deeds. Amounting to


j. +. Nash. Ir.. trustee. 10 Sarah d.
Moore, lots III and lI2 in Wcsthamp-
ton juno IS, 1916: si0aa5
r.. +. Schmidt. trustee. TO r. II. Ware
ct NY. lots - and % in block +, Bat
terry Court. June "a, 1916: Sl,430