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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-25
TEST AFTER TEST
PROVE MEDICINE
GREAT DISCOVERY
f" mole Families Here in Rich.
mona and All the Neighbors
rake and Endorse
TanIac.
headaches and Stomach Iron
Die Banished by New
Remedy.

Ianlac people are doing a pre,+
louht or good. hear this in ~,
neios essation with others, friends and
nv t nuos, and inasmuch as others of
as we'll as myself. cannot sa's tea
nIuGh Tor the great incidence" So
spoke Mrs. Elizabeth Baggett. Of R;ch
onu trior to taking this new mcdi-
GI"e SUFFERED from indigestion. cans
ing most uncomfortable fcelinr 90,
eating. My food did not digest nro,
cry. and 1 did not have the energy 7
once had before this trouble c3mo
fieaoaches, many Of other ills which
assam one In the condition and GEN
weakened system made mo take
the ADVICE OF others In my family who
secured remarkable results from T,n1
i1c' ana since taking 1t 1 feel like nv
oiu SELF ana recommend 1t to all" Mrs.
Bnggett lives at Forty-first and Nc
E ,i streets. She Is another OF n long
us. as or PEOPLE who. suffering from
stomach trouble. headaches and kin
area ailments due to this condition.
nave found relief and health in the
remarkable preparation now being in
troduced here in Richmond through
l roiR Miller drug stores. Neighbors
walks OF life endorse Taniac. Drug
gists endorse it, Simply because this
Wonderful product OF the great Cooper
laboratories Is really ACCOMPLISHING
results where others have failed, and
In thousands OF cases tho proof is sub
mitted day after day In tho hope that
others suffering from stomach. kidney
or liver arrangements will tako add
vantage OF Its great powers and like
wise be benefited and join the great
army now praising tho new prepare
ton. A courteous representative ia
present at the Third and Broad Polk
Miller store TO explain more about this
truly wonderful remedy for troubles
OF this kind. Ask for him to procure
bottle of Tanlac to-day.-Advertise
mont
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WATCHMAN ASSAULTED
AND STABBED TO DEATH
james Lewis Killed and OF His Al
legged Murderers One IL Locked
Up and Two FuEitives.
ISpccial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The TimeS-Dispatch.]
PETERSBURG, VA, April 24.-Janes
Lewis, white, employed as a watch
man by the Pocahontas Mills Company,
was stabbed to death by James Henly.
white, near the gate Of the company's
property at the north end of West
street. tonight. Lewis and Henly
had 1uarreled, and Lewis had been
ordered off the property of the COM
Dany- He went away. but later re-
named Bryant and Exum. The quarrel
was renewed and all three men, il is
alleged. attacked Lewis During the
encounter he was stabbed in the right
side OF his abdomen, and died almost
Immediately. Bryant and Exum it is
said by witnesses. kicked the pros
trate body OF the wounded man.
Henly ran to his home on Rattcrsea
Avenue. and fell across his bed. claim
ing TO be In dying condition Upon
examination, 1t was found that he was
eunering from Slight wound across
the back OF his hand. He was arrested
and locked up at police Headquarters
where he was unable to tell a straight
story MS to the trouble
Bryant and Exum fled after tho cut
ting and ut a late hour had not been
apprehended. Henly. Bryant and Exum
recently came here from North Caro-
INA. Acting Coroner Peasants yiewed
the hody OF Lewis and turned II over
70 Morrlss & Son. An inquest will he
held as soon rs Bryant and Exum are
apprehended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-25

Or. II. 6. LeiEh's condition continues
. improve.
Win the incoming OF excursion par
'cs from various points, tn. holiday
'iorcweIl and the Du Pont works.
he closing OF industrial plants here
nd the opening Of the league base
all season, the streets Of Petersburg.
verc moro crowded to-day than has
1ecn known In long time.
In South Richmond Satu-day after
'oon, Mvs. Mary l. Turner. Of this city.
md D. IL Cole. OF Cambria. Va. were
married b. Rev. Wesley Baker They
yin make their home IN Petersburg.
Two automobiles driven by colored
4 this city. and the other by w y.
Williams, of Dnwiddic County, coll
ided last evening on tho Cox Road.
short distance from PETERSBURG. and
10Th cars were damaged. The acct
lent was caused 10y the skidding OF
me cf the cars while thev were at
'empt!nc TO pass each other. Hen
-,ctta Moore. an occupant Of tho Will
Jams car. was thrown out and consid
a-ahly injured and had 10 he brought
"a tho Petersburg Hospital 10 receive
attention
Mrs. Austin II. Brown, OF Springfield.
her daughter. Miss Marie King Brown,
10 William Parham Kcvan, OF Peters
burg. The announcement was made AZ
\ card party 10 which n score Of Miss
Browns friends were invited.
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Notes OF Church Extension Work."

Notes OF Church Extension Work."
by Rev. Mr.. CLANCY.
At o'clock luncheon will be served
TO tho delegates In the vestry.
NO visit to Richmond is complete
without Sightseeing trip. AT gao
O'Clock n number OF automobiles will
he put at the disposal OF the guests
Tor tour about town and into tho
country.
The closing session OF the conference
VIII be held in the Little Theater at
o'clock. pictures being shown from
1880. Joseph G.. Taylor, of Richmond
VIII preside at the platform meeting.
Tho topic Will be ono OF sroat interest,
being why I Am a Unitarian" per
sonal experiences will be given by Rev
george Gilinour, OF Atlanta. Ga: Rev.
T.. M' McHale. OF Mariana. Fla; Cap
TAIN Alfred Pirtle. of Louisville Ky
ana three members OF the Unita ria ~
CLUB. of Washington, D. c.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

The activity OF small property fen
tured the trading on the local real
estate market yesterday, the business
for the day being confined entirely TO
tho transfer OF this class Of real es-
tate The sales were numerous than
were expected. and aggregated nearly
$4,000 for city property, while there
was also some activity in Ii.nrtco
County lands.
w IL Eancs, Inc. sold 10 Davis
Brothers twenty-one feet on the east
side of Mulberry Street, just north OF
Main Street, for $4,000. while they also
acquired from w. II. E:anes. individual
", nineteen feet the east side Of
Mulberry Street. just north Of Main
street. Tor $4,000.
D. +. Moore sold n tract OF 50+
acres in Henrico County TO James y.
Moncure, which was the largest sale
TO develop. The property fronts on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
,omao Railroad, near Taylor's Station.
several miles from the city, and sold
for $4,000 according to the tax paid
on the deed.
The Building Department Issued a
hermit yesterday TO Harvey G. Brown
ia build four two-story brick dwell
inrs at o3i7. 23la, 232l and 2323 Mon
,,rnent Avenuc. that will cost approSi-
natelv $4,000. r. Is. Vertner Will
mild a two-story frame tenement. two
dwellings,, on the north side OF Grace
street, between Deep Run Street and
the boulevard, ut cost OF $4,000.
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CuANCERY TRANSFERS.
I.,urteen Deeds of YlnrSntn and Sale,
Amounting to E2S,3SJ.

Amounting to S2Sy325.
T.. A. Cauthorne ct ux. to Mary. 4.
B;nikowski, "a feet Q inches by 9S feet
south line Duyal Street s. feet west
of St. James Street. April IL, 1915;
r, II e. A CO.. 7ox14o feet Vest line
second Avenue, 50 feet north of Pol
lock Street. April II. 1916: tax, Sl.1o;
w. II. Eanes ct al. to Davis Land
Street. 90 feet s inches north OF Main
Street March 81. 1916: tax. s4.50;- $40.
Co, 2Ix10o feet east line Mulberry
street, is feet s inches north Of Main
C. w. Davis TO Davis Brothers, ST.
corner Of Hanover Avenue and the
boulevard. April 20, 1916; tax, IS; $40
Highland Park Realty Corp. to
George J. Lux. b0X1so feet east line
OF Edge Hill Road. January is. 1915;
r. X Avis ct ux. to w. p. Smith.
fset south OF Jones Street April al,
1916: tax. 81: $40.
Same to same san eo s feet east limo
Street. April 81. 1915; tax. 81; $40.
Same to samn. 5ox1s5 feet ensa line
Lamb Avenue, 300 feet south Of Jones
street. April 81, 1916; tax. 81: $40.
L. T. Duke to Eva w. Smith, lot II
In blocls i In the plan OF Belroso.
P Same 81 to r. s. " Ware lot lot" Is in block
in tho plan Of Belrose. April II,
kashertne II Hawes to Henry j..
GDakAss tax<a rsat ~ dndhes cast limo
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by tho Electrical Depart
mcnt:
w. IT. jerks. FOR Murphy's Hotel
Eighth and Broad Streets. fans In base
ment.
w. e Catlett Electric Co. for Elks'
Home Club. 1913 East Marshall street
siNty-sevcn fixtures.
Same. for F; P. 10th. Chamber of
Commerce, Building, eight fixtures on
tho second floor.
Same. for Y. G. Dunn. 3o4 West
Franklin Street. forty-three outlets and
twcnty-seven fixtures.
r. p. Pollard. for r. o. Davis AS
Third Avenue four outlets and lights.
Same. for I. B. vermellara, 1900
Maryland Avenue, nine lights.
Same. for G. If. Doub1ea. 100 Fourth
Avenue. five outlets and lights.
Same, for Il. 3. Schaaf 1929 Enslow
Avenue, two outlets and lights.
Same. for w. i. Franklin. 1900 Forest
I'm Avenue. twenty-seven outlets.
Same, for W. Il. Pollard, 1915 Vir-
sinia Avenue, thirty-six outlets
Winston Electric Construction Co.
for Richmond Dry Goods Company. II
and l3 South Seventh Street. 1872 out
Engleberg s. Bear. for w. NJ Tobein.
Jr., 4oS East Broad Street. seven out
let's and two fixtures.
Same. for United Cigar Stores Co., S36
East Main Street. four fixtures.
Same, for l.. c. Jenkins, I'll East
Broad Street, one outlet.
Same. for Whitlock Millinery Co.,
3l5 East Broad Street, two fans.
Same, for Moses May. COL East Broad
Street, three ceiling fans.
Lyons & Williams. for Muhleman &
| kayhoe. sos. sos. 507 and SOC North
West street. nineteen outlets.
Same, for same. 1904. S006. zoos, 1910
Sol2. 3o16 and 301S Rensington Avenue,
nineteen outlets.
Same. for O. C. Peersm. 5o7 Seminary
Avenue. two outlets.
Same. for S. j. London, 500 Cham
berlayne Avenue, twenty outlets
Same. for II. s. Taylor & Son. 70s
West Grace Street, thirty outlets
l.. r. Warrtnner, for NJ. L. Hubbard
1901 North Twenty-ffth Street. five
outlets
Same. for l.. H. Dickerson, 1906 North
Thrtr-second Street. six outlets and
four fixtures.
w. Fl. jerks. for Mrs. Marchetti, 1870
Brook Avenue, ten outlets.
Same. for DIR. N. B. Jones, e0S North
Third Street, thirty-three outlets
Same. FOR II Fisher. 1900 Buchanan
street. thirteen outlets
Same for w. II. Brief, 3l3 West Main
Street, twenty four fixtures.
Same, for w. II. jerks. j. J. Beattie
Fendall Avenue, fourteen fixtures.
Same for same. fourteen fixtures
Same. for same, fourteen fixtures
Bauman & Hines, for K. 2. Cousins
| 1922 st James Streer, seven outlets
| and fixtures.
Same. for Confederate Home. East
Grace Street sixty-four outlets and
thirty-four fixtures.
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feet west limo Second Street. 100 feet
north of Cary Street: also. 2SxlOS feet
Inches west line Second Street, 1877
il9 and 42l West Main Street: also,
21l9 and 21t9-A Grove Avenue: also.
S ss3 West Cary Street. April 20. 1916;
Il. III. s,nercy OF ux. to c. IT. su,.
ton. Jr.. trustee. 55x14O feet south limo
Bacon Road. l05 feet east Of Fcndnll
Avenue. April %. 1916: $3.50.
Same to Same, 55x14o feet south limo
Avenue. April u. 1916: $3.50
j. C. Jitt to r. L. Ruhin ct al. trus-
s teSs = i,n feet sdI2 inches by l2o feet
- Inches east OF Strawberry Street
April "a. 1915; s1.l2O.
Muhloman & Kayhoe to John Bagby,
arl. "a feet inches by llb feet
OF Leonard Street. April 1s. 1916;
Or Same to II. i. Pollard. Jr.. trustee.
feet. . inches .outh OF Leonard street.
April is. 1916: 1854"
same to John EaEby. trustee. 25x1l5
inches south Of Leonard Street. April
?. sS 9Gaf ! TO ~; Z, Pollard; Jr.. trustee
West street si4 II feot 3 insh cast son nn
$3.50. ~
Phillip Morton Ut ais. to a. ].
chewninE CT al. trustees. 46xl35 feot
at the southwest corner of Willow
Avenue and tho Henrico Turnpike.
aiso 46xla5. feet south line Willow
Avenue: 46 feet west OF Ii.nrico Turn
pike. March "a, 1916: $4,000.
Jessie y. Ladd e, uX. TO H. II. pol
lard, Jr.. trustee. 1904 Hanover Ave-
nue. and 25Sl30 feet north line Han.
over Avenue and 2hXl3O feet north line
Hanover Avcnre. 100 feet west OF Til
den Street April 30. 1916: $500.
6. Is. Pollock ct ais. to J. r. Leary
trustee. 25S.2x13S feet at the south
east corner OF Tavlor and MULBERRY
streets: also. G0xl3S reet at the north
Streets. MHrrh 20, 1916; s1o.s0o.
National Realty Corp. Of Norfolk
TO J. w. Hinton. trustee, 80 feet IL
inch by 12s feet north line Broad
street, Sc feet inches cast OF lief
iorsou street being tho Little The
alter. April 20. 1916: $4,000
Henry j. Tolk"r Of uX. TO i. w. Nc
Weigh. trustee, 5Sx4s feet inches
! cast line Fourth Street. so feet south
OF Cary Street. April 10. 1915: s2.oa0
j.. u. Kelley ct ux. to X. W. Jones
trustc. 50xI35 feet west line FendaIl
Avenue. in Belrosc. April /, 1916; 3d.
$50.
John q. Winston OF TX. to Richmond
Trust and Savings Co, ct al. trustees
lot IS In the plan OF Roscdale. April
!. 1916: $500
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Southern Unitarian Conference,
onenihE session. Unitarian Church,
S;3O O'Clock. nddresr. .rhc World
Problem of CO1nmcrcInlism." by Col
oncl George SOulc, of Ncw Orleans, y
o'clock.
Art Club OF Richmond, address by
Admiral IInrrlc Webster, on "Sen
nOHers Of SInkcspcnre'r Day" i,3O
Medical College OF Virginin, pop
ui"r science lectures, Drs. y. 81. Moon
md >. w. Budd, on .'Thc Cuuse aud
Nature OF TumOrs," 8 O'Clock.
Council Committee on Claims, City
Hall, q o'clock.
Hoard OF Aldermen, City Hall, 8
o'clock.
Council Committee on Public
nuildInEs, Properties nnd Utilities,
city Hall, s o'clock.
National Association or Lenther
md Shoe Finders. Jrncrson Hotel,
10 o'clock.
BnsebniI, Richmond College VS..
University of South Carolina, broad
Street Park, { O'Clock.
Lyric-SnudeyiIIe md plcturcst
inntincc, g; night, 1890 and o.
Acndcniy-HuskIn's Animal Pic
turcs, S;:i0 O'Clock.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

New charters were issued and amend :
nents to existing charters authorized
yesterday by the state Corporation
Commission as follows:
Loft. Inc, Richmond. Maximum.
$4,000 600; minimum. $1,000. Andrew
D. Christian. president. Richmond;
War Il. Hunting, secretary and
Williams. Belmont 4 Co. Inc. Alex
andria. Maximum. 100000: minimum
Sl2.50o: Julius y. Schoenbergcr, presi-
liams, secretary ana treasurer, New
York City Purposes: clothing bust
ness.
Farmers, National Alliance. Mitchell.
T3wnsley. president. Rapidan: Gran
Vile Eastman, secretary. Rapidan
States Realty Corporation. NorfoII,
Ma ximum. $4,000: minimum. $500. C.
e e., G Fare president, Norfolk. IL II
>, Industrial Investment Corporation
minimum. $4,000. G. s. Carter, presi
dent de- I: a; L; witt, secretary-both OF
EaiTmoun1 Park Improvement AS
George y. Dixon. president. Paramount
Park: Thomas +. W. Morrow, SECRETARY
Fatrmont PARK.
observation-disclosures Corporation, Blacks.
burg. Maximum, $4,000: minimum
$1,000. Sam Lybrook, president: q. L.
Martlh. Sccretary-both OF BlacksbIrg,
American Pie Company, Inc. Peters
burg: Maximum $4,000; minimum,
$4,000. w. L. Van Deusen, president:
Frank NJ. Van Deusen. secretary-both
of Petersburg.
Amendment to charter OF Inland
Navigation Company. Inc, Richmond,
changing powers.
Foreign charters: The Supreme Lodge
of the Masons Annuity, Il corporation of
the state of Georgia domestica ted The
COmmlsS Toner of Insurance. Stata apant
Richmond. Purposes: insurance pusi
ncSS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-25
a Crowded Police Court.

Tho Police Court room was crowded
lmoat to suffocation this morning with
bout 100 cases on the docket embrace
W great variety OF charges. A. II.
ohnson. on the charge OF running a
ambling room In the Capital Hotel,
as fined 800. and j. II. Renbcn. pro-
rietor OF tho hotel. for permitting
ambling therein was assessed like
nc. He took an appeal g. r. Cum
nng1, merchant in Rowe Street, for
cling beer on Sunday and without
license. was fined $50. and an add
tonal fine was imposed for selling Gig
rettcs. Lillian Scott colored. FOR SELL
u liquor on sunday. was fined $50.
no noted an appeal. The cases OF
gorge Thwatt and william Hiil. col
red, charged with conducting Il garnh-
-nG house in Harrison Street which
:ss raidcd hy the police last night
nj two dozen or more colorcd crap
layers captured. were continued until
o-morrow. The cases OF q number OF
:hitc crap players arrested ycstertia J
'cc" alSp continued.
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HI3NRICo TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds of BnrCnin and Sa
Amounting to S26.SJO.

Six Deeds of BnrGnin and Safe.
Amounting to Sc6.S5O.
j.. J. Crawford, trustees. TO L. w.
Harris, acres on the Now Road. near
Taylor,s Station, on the Richmond.
road. April :, 1916; $3.50.
T.. s Boze ct uX. to Davis Bros, Inc
lots Is 10 y. Inclusive. block II. plan
OF Highland Park Addition. April 10,
1916; tax. 81: $40.
+. r. Catlin ct ux. to Z. b. Fcnson.
lots and Z, section B, plan OF North
anptoI August !. 1912; +l,5ha.
Abbey Realty Corp. to Il. II. Rag
land, lots 10 and 90, block "a. section
Il. plan OF Colonial Place. April II,
1915: $3.50.
Lonnie r. Woodsen to Adolph Diel.
I acre just south OF the Nine Milo
Road. near the Masonic Homo. April
II, 1916; tax, $3.50; $40.
D. +. Moore TO James a. Moncure,
504 acres near Taylor's Station, on the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad. April II. 1916; tax, SEQ:
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.lANY ARE CONVERTED
At REVIVAL MEETINGS
multaneops Services in Petersburg
Churches Result In 200 Con-
fessions OF Faith.
REAr GOOD IS ACCOMPLISHED
egro Loses Life When Struck by
irain ut Fleet Street Crossing.
Easter Monday Brings Big Crowd
OF Holiday-NInkcrs to Streets.

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG, VA. April 24.-The
Inuitaneous revival meetings held
ring tho past two weeks in tho
e'hodist churches in this city result
In approximately 200 conversions
III $50 additions to the various
iurchcs. FIFTY moro additions arc
ipected within tho near future. Tho
ceilings closed on Saturday. and great
,lritual good was accomplished.
DR.. Wicker preached yesterday at
'ur services ut the Second Baptist
nurch. ut each Of which there were
diversions. tho total during the day
ing forty-two. about one-fourth OF
HON wcre men.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
to-day by the clerk Of the Hastings
Court as follows:
Henry W. Doggett and Hattie v.
Bradley.
Ernest l.. Hudgins and Florence H.
Windcr.
Burton r RufI'n and Mary NJ. Stokes.
Charles Calvin Childrey and Florence
Elizabeth Bailey.
j. Leo Kerscy and Lola Massie God
din.
Charles w. Holder and Rcbecca H.
Wade.
August ]. Niddendorf and Hester d.
HobSOn.
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CiiANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
SIX Uclcnsc Deeds Amounting
SIH.S3I

SlB,S4f.
II. L. Richeson CT al, trustees. TO K.
y. Cauthorne. "a feet Q Inches by 90
feet south line Duval Street, IS feet
from ST. James Street. April 81, 1916,
$3.50.
i. T. sutton. trustee, to ]. A. Heisler
ct ais. 90 l-2x12o feet east line Cedar
Street, 1874 feet Inches north OF Floyd
Avenue. April 20, 1916, $3.50.
Alexander Hamilton ct al, trustees.
20 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany. releasing property security a
bond issue OF 100000. December 2,
1918, $40.
John Is. Gayle. trustee. to George c.
Clay ct al. 3oXl+0 feet west line
Twenty-ninth Street. 1I9 feet north Of
o street. April 81. 1916. $3.50.
I. NJ. WORKMAN, trustee, to John G..
Winston, lot is I'm the plan OF Roscdalc.
April 81, 1916, Slt.2o0.
John B. Welsh ct al. trustees. to ]. g!
lett % feet l2 inches By 100 feet
south line Chaffln street. $50 feet 1-o
Inches east OF Strawberry Street. April
"a, 1916 Sl23c
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HENRICo DEEDS OF TRUST.
Five Deeds of Trust Amounting 4,
nn

Maria Mazzereila Guardians ct al,
70 Peter Bontni. trustee, lot 81, block
p. section Il. plan OF Colonial Place
December Z, 1915. s243.eo.
Frank Il. AngcvIne ct un., TO John
Sloan. trustee. 94.a acres just south OF
the Three Chopt Road about thirteen
miles west of Richmond. April is, 1915,
1919
J.. w. Harris to c. =. Cardwell ct al,
trustees. 3 acres on the New Road, near
Taylor's Station. April 5, 1915. Sl,l13.I6.
+. y. Feneon. to William Catlin,
trustee. lots and :. section 3, plan
Of Northampton. August /. 1912, 1850.
Ncron Iavinka ct vir, to l.. w. Nc
Weigh, trustee, acres on the Osborne
Turnpike. about two miles southeast OF
Richmond: also lots .. II, %. ~. "a,
-, ~. 80 and SO. plan Of Ca pitol View.
Apr!l L.. 1916. 4200f.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Fourth street, 90 feet south of Cary
street April Ie. 1916: $4,000.
H. w. Goodwin TO NJ. Il Knyhoe
Jr.. ct ais. 90 l-2xl5o feet inches east
limo West street, 140 feet south OF
Leonard street February J. 1916:
3<.9T5
Il. II. Howe ct ux. to L. A Umlauf
lot 3 in block e, lot II In block r,
lot In block d, end lot IL In hlocie
II in the plan OF Belrosc. July .. 1915:
tax, $50; $40
G. II. Bates ct ux. to 9. Z. Hughes,
f5Nli" feet west line North Avenue
80 feet south or - Street April ! .
1915. tax. 81; SO.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The North State Distilling Co, Inc,
yesterday fled petition In voluntary
bankruptcy In the United states Dis
lrict Court, listing the liabilities at
s6.7IS.0i. and It's assets at sI,S65
Among those who hold unsecured
claims against tho petitioner ara
Starkey Hare. Sl.52S.oa; j. ". Harris
$1,000: Lamb 6 Lamb. attorneys 500,
and StrauS, Gunst & Co, Sc
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Labor Inv Warrants.

inspector Clinedinst. OF the State
LABOR Department, reported ia Com
missioner pohcrty yesterday that ho
has caused warrants to be sworn ont
at Port Norfolk against the Planters
manufacturing Company for violation
OF the child-labor law, and against N q
Norfolk, Portsmouth Dclt Line Rail
road Company for violating tho semi
monthly payday law. The cases will
be tried on Thursday.
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Wed In Washington.
Isncc,oIto NJ. r;,uo. ~,

tSpccial to The Times Dispatchl
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April CIVIL
liam Nathaniel Showalter OF Pulaski,
Va, and Miss Malinda ST. Clair, of
boudoun County, Va. were married in
Washington on Saturday The bride
Is II daughter OF Samuel l.. st. Clair,
Of Loudoun County. Mr.. and Mrs Sho-
walter Will return to Pulaski to reside.
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frame tenement. two dwellings,. on tho
north side Of Grace Street. between
Deep Run Street and tho boulevard.
to cost $4,000.
Harvey &. Brown. to build four two
story brick dwellings at 2317, 23l9.
232l and 1923 Monument Avenue, to
cost $4,000.
Roland Park, Corporation, to build q
two-story frame dwelling on tho cast
sido or Noble Avenue. between Dupont
Circle and the Brookland Park Boule-
ward, to cost $500.
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Company on Long Hik.

lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
otANGE. VA. April 24-Companv
fredericksburg. arrived here vesterd,,
AFTER forty-mile hike of two days'
duration The men seemed in the best
OF spirits after their long march, and.
pitchinG their tents in the horse show
GROUNDS. spent the night like old cam
pa'shers' Ihcy returned to Frrcdericks-
burg tonight on the parrow ,,,,r.
train. sous