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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22

Admirers Force Moran
To Battle a Fen Rounds

Dillon. He wants TO fight the loser 0;
the willard Moran bout. Andre lost n
lot of ambition when Dillon penslN'l.
popped him on the jaw some time ago.
One proposal for a preliminary j.
bout between Battling Lcvinsky, inc
light heavy of the East Side. ana
Charlie Wcinert, the celebrated motion
picture fighter Of New Jersey. Bul. as
Johnston SAYS. "Thcsc fellows want a.
much as Willard and Moran.
Oldtimcrs arc shaking their hcad'
because Moran will have IN his corner
on Saturday night only comparatr"
Youngsters in the game. I'm fact, inc
only veteran in the Moran forces VIII
be Professor Daniel Lee Washington,
Moran's rubber. lie will be delegated
10 hold the bottle.
The others will be Willie Lewis.
head trainer, young in years but old IN
ring experience Of varied sort; Frank
Kendall. Bill Mckinnon and BARLEY
Madden. For this one night only Ike
Dorgan. the wealthy manager. will doi.
the traditional cap and wear a sweater.
Moran Wants Little Advice.
Moran Is satisfied with his aids. IL
does most Of his own thinking and IN
the niue leSLS between IouHuo iC t"4h,
quietly with Willie Lewis. The sorrel
topped one believes that no one can
tell a man how TO fight when he is IN
the ring
"Supposing that had Jim Corbett.
for instance" he said. "Corbctt had
his own peculiar style Of fighting. He
would want me 10 follow II or 10
come as near TO following as | could.
That would be fatal. A man must fgh.
his own fight in his own way and stand
or fall by it. hate seconds fussing
over me and shouting. Willie Lewis
has q cool head and wise one. He
does not fuss and he does not scream.
That is why like him. You will not
have any psndemonium in the Moran
corner while this battle Is on"
Moran spent a distressing morning.
He attended the funeral OF his little
friend, Willie Lewis, jr, the son OF
his trainer.
at was the most heart breaking ex-
pericnce ! ever had in my life" he
said. "But we must forget that some
how for the time being. We must not
even speak OF IT until after Saturday
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Boxer Not at Fault
for Opponents Death

Philadelphia. March 81 Acute dila-
tation Of the heart caused the death Of
Andrew Crowley. the local feather
weight boxer. who collapsed IN the
third round Of bout with Michael
Malone here last Friday night and died
verdict Of the Coroncr's jury at the in
quest to-day.
charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Willard PrOveS That He
Can Box as Well as Fight
Diary of a Fight Fan.

All hands up at dawn, reaching
with qUivering fingers for the morn
ing papers. II vas cold reading in
bed, but with 20 much To be done We
got away with fye columns Of fight
gossip before kicking or the blank
cts and getting up.
Read two columns Of Moran
Willard stuff while taking a shower
and three more while dressing. Hav-
ing accomplished this much, We were
ready for hardy breakfast Of
prunes and olives.
Having brcakfasted, We read sew
enteen more columns of live gossip
on what Moran and Willard did yes
terday. Then all hands rested
while We had our bean rubbed Tor
an hour by a blacksmith using a
currycOmb. This started cirvula-
ton 10 such an extent that VIC were
able TO finish the morning papers
Just as the afternoon sporting pages
reached the street. After reading
eleven more fight columns We
Iunchcd hastily and then back at 1t
for FIVE solid hours till it got too
DARK TO read.
The DAYS total Was 81 columns OF
fight stuff, good for 6J,S61 words.
On Thursday and Friday We shall
read only % columns, as We begin
drying out.
On Saturday VIC shall conhnc our
fight reading TO the headlines only.
~ Sunday morning We expect to
he in condition 10 read rs columns.
embracing 2760OO words. that will
he employed TO tell how willard and
Moran spent thirty minutes OF their
time the night before. ". x.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Leaves Team for Mines.

Hast Lansing. Mich. March 81.
Coach John Farrell Macklin. after five
Years service. will leave the Michigan
Agricultural College Saturday 20 enter
fhc coal mining business in Pcnneyl-
vanIa. Official announcement Of his
leaving was made to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Andre May Astonish.

The matter Of tho prclimiuarles vas
placed i'm tho hands Of james Johnston.
the sphinx Of Madison square Garden.
There Is some chance that jane viii
nut the astounding Andre Anderson d.
"a ono Of the advance ciadiators. A.
Andre belongs 10 James. this would be
OF great assistance 10 the silent pro
moter in a financial way. The fact that
Andre has been withdrawn from the
match with Al Reich lends color 10 the
rumor that he will furnish ono OF lhc
curtain raiscrs Saturday night
Andre IL not as ambitious as JacS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Boxing Tourney for Jersey.

Tho first amateur boxing tournR-
mcnt in New Jersey under the new law
will be conducted in Newark under the
auspicce Of the Amateur Athletic Union
e. the United states IN connection with
the 25oth anniversary celebration on
May Is. ~ aud 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Fight Pictures for PARK

The Park Theatre has seeuieu q,
exclusive privilege OF presenuna.s, =,
Willard Moran tight IN moving pc,
in New York City Beginning lis.
o'clock on Monday afternoon ga,
ing the fight the scenes Of neN' ~,
day night in Madison square "''
will be shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Memphis Defeats Browns.

Memphis. Tenn. March 81 Me- Me-,
vildness enabled the Memphis Sous. . I,
Association team 20 tally h'e t. -,
the eighth inning to-day and ce 'es. :
81. Louis Browns. The score "N
10 2. Ft
Memphis ........ ........... ...-.t....
- LOUIS ...... ......... ID. n,,.fc
Batteries ker Timir 49, hl''
koon. PARIS and H.risl thalnth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Fight Log.

TONIGHT.
Piensr S. c.-Gu' Christie ". G,srg. A,h,.
TIL RSDAY.
Stadium A. C.-Porty Flynn ". Al Reich.
FRIDAY.
harlem s. c.-Freddls welsh w. Trant wait.
nev and Johnny klibsn. W. Hsrry ponahus.
SATURDAY.
MsdIson Sausrs Gsrden-Jess WliIsrd IT.
frsns Moran.
league.
tp.
Olympic A. c.-wlllls A,t,y ". Abs frledmsr.
ouesn,bors A. c.--OUmmy Burn, W. MIL.
Smith.
Stadium A. eddie csmpi ". Bly fltY.
,immon..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Heard at the Sign
Of the Cauliflower
By BRIGGS
Bv w. 0. MCCLELLAN

orr old trd Gerse' Hoe Of ST. CT ron" sos'
criticised wbof he tic lack refinement Of this column
he is certain that its tone roud be ccrated ce rerF more m
rs for ,g as james Job,so rc%Glcd ico l@ csd KID
Lcris weiter'ceigtt cEompO" Of the rord
ScENE-WHYTE's nm
Enter Frank Moroa)
Moran B .1 me pound Of steak bog.
And the people tcnround lighters;
Doth P' bat tie Poor 9 D' tca o 9@' and beans.
Ind slams a 6ss,been champion tho point:
sut th'h n s here comes 5 led THS p%e+ KICK
Bring me pound Of STEAK boy.
(Aiaruns and excursions ~i'hoat. Enter Mchetrjck)
Mcketrick: How sharper than a serpents tooth it
4 plague on ali box @sbcrs say
Bring me pound Of steak boy
Enter Harold Polok.)
Pollok: now, good what upon
NN' tie ss. s2S no Ia. s%.d s s % Zoos
And there he sits yi,h money in his ggrse,
when lighters keen their for their
Pollok Goc a3' s rs is2Sj Tas r nsy :s hal.
N Md n a Rd io SS Ss .ca s to to you y5S
Mckctrick: It the black oNeI judge
9 o a his 0 mouth and % S %Ggqs ard D %1cn
I'd sSIszS 5ead cap s.bsrd.n,.
And soa5od ''" G st boob Sei'i the T Soa 5s"f'
''0'' But o' ' % ec. ' fbs ss ss c1sdne
(Aiarvms and excursions uhthou. Enter ONea)
o% ry thou esas mas;s sSSd 10 stsss
bsbto di BY Re pI HS SS 1 6m %i Rnvc
Mcketrick: What! GNc thou the horse TO
ONcil: give the horse laugh
Mchctrick: Have at thee a designing luayc
Rise Harold Pollok and upon this charge
RcssrG and SSS tho otb "1'f fcops %a let
(Thcv right and WcKctick falls into plate of soup)
Mhe'rifn Alas am indeed decd gndone and the
strike nov, good Harold.
Pollok strikes and O'NeH falLs)
Moran: This is sorry sight to
That twain embroied and one at the gate
TO take the greasy ducats from the crowd.
the teeth andmo alou
When they in sober thought will realize
mat they have staged and played gratis show.
Bring pound of steak.
ONeiI: Now. catifs vii hence and break
This weghty Thomas Jones, " no
Without the Willard taking coins
From those who o joust
And phen he that you have fought for nsuvh,
7 Will mean your Punishment from Gotham straight.
(Er" ONcL Alarms and ercursions).
Mcketrick: Oh Harold, fear : sealed,
For when the Rckardo hears Of his
lie VIII withhold his and alas!
May have 70 sweep the crossing for bread
Pollok: II indeed gricvous blow.
Il slew the goose that laid the golden eggs
But. mark YOU did holy say,
Another one is born each mnute?'
Moran: How far Jack Curlcy throws a bull;
I low large that sihanty on Jess Wizards eye
And, knaye. there's a pearl this oyster.
II. 4
ONeil: 4 plague all managers.
Ike DorEan: How good
ONeil: plague o n all managers, repeat
sat me down at Whytcs to toss a
When half dozen staked
They fell straight but
And 'natehing up lusy carving knife
Did beat down own three, but as they fell earth
but catching plate Of softshelcd crabs
| the flight
Ike Dorgan They that Harold Pollok low
And that he did it with a single blow.
oNeI; Tis false left him lying on the tavern floor
With all the potboys hopping the gore
nlaYue all mann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Bowling Tourney on Tomorrow.

The opening gun in tho National
Bowling Tournament will be fired to
morrow night at the Grand Central
Palace alleys. when the Ravenswood five
sets the pace at . o'clock sharp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22

Owls Club BOWIerS
Defeat ElkS' Team

Tho owls Club defeated tho Elks iu
an intcrclub bowling match last night,
winning three straight games.
Tho scores follow:
The Washington times., 1916-01-02
Lot l ~:s: :. 5000 $685.
Lot 2 ~:s: :. s.s:.s $6.85
Lot 3 ~::: :. ssss $4.85

STYLES-An the new 1o15-191o models from the
new and auny short Skating Coat to the long and full
beted and faring styles.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Mata lamb, Ural lamb,
hroadcoth, tweeds, thibet, Zibelines and mems
cloths.
COLORS-An the best colors, plain and in COM
binaion creating checks plads, etc. Plenty of black
SIZES-Every size from smallest to 4o bust will be
found included in these 381 Goats.
Basement Store-4 Seconds by Elevators.
The Washington times., 1916-01-02

STYLES-Pain ailored semi-talored, belted, mil
itary, and Norfolk The absence of faddiSh trimming
that these suits can be worn for early spring.
MATERIALS-Tweeds serges, worsteds, popns
gabardines various mixtures and mems wear cloths
COLORS-Browns tans, grays, green's blues and
black.
SIZES-All sizes up to 49, in style or another
-42l Suits will be here to select fron-tomorrow
morning.
Basement Store-4 Seconds by 6 Elevators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
MARROW FLUCTUATIONS
IN QUIET COTTON MARKET
[Iiy AsrocLa,eh Prnss l

Sy Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-Much
quicier markets and narrower fluctu-
ations than have been seen for some
time featured the trading in cotton
last week. The general tendency to
even up led to much liquidation Of long
contracts and the selling out exerted
pressure on the price, especially
around tho first of the week. Toward
the end some short covering helped
give the market steady tone. The
net result OF the week was q rise of
10 to II points. the smallest price
change In weeks.
Liquidation on the long side was
chiefly duo to fear Of an overbought
market and to rumors that leading
interests had sold out their long con-
tracts. Liquidation was also stlmu-
lated late in the week by the near
ness Of the presidential election and
by the pending report on ginning.
shorts covered principally because OF
predictions Of rise on the ginning
returns.
This week the opening session prob
ably will be tame. because Tuesday Is
q holiday and because of uncertainty
over tho results of the election. Opin-
Ion seems TO be that the ginning re-
port of Wednesday, will be bullish, cS-
pectations ranging from about $780,
600 TO 100000 bales as the total turn :
ed out 10 October IL. Should the small
or figure be realized It is likely q
buying wave of consequence will de-
velop because It would be accepted as
confirmation OF small crop estimates.
Anything over 100000 bales prob
ably would cause Il decline.
The general idea seems to DO thnt
after Wednesday, spot accounts will DO
the chief Influence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
Lyrics New bill.

Jones and Sylvester have been SUBJ
stituted for Alexander and Scott on tho
Dill which opens ut the Lyric this
afternoon. Amy Butler and Her Boys
form another interesting number. the
company OF six Offering vocal and in
Strumental act. Tho Elva Sisters Will
present repertoire OF dances. "Ths
SufraEettc," a travcsty of the militant
votes-for-women advocate, will be tho
Offering OF Brown and jackson, who
sing and dance. and tho Four McNutts
Will wind up the vaudeville list with
acrobatir stunts and riding tricks San,
w. Burnley, OF the State Auditors Of
flee. will read the election returns from
the stage at the midnight matinee to-
morrow night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
It'd WANTS

S3A5 fs" ssn;. line s per pen asi5.sn
,hs m asiIsIHsSnsd or charged at the counter
$s I $sgS $SH Fl Ss yS
VITA NJ CHANGE OF COPY.
RATE PER LINE.
. Minimum space. two linos
SUNDAY ana DAILY Insertions. 90 cents
t Ui ElGntsT'"nt n 4, ssnss 30 c.o
Situations wanted-SIale and Female
! time DAILY or SUNDAY. I cents Il iino
Times within one week. 10 cents i line.
In. above r.a; "';u ,,y 81. wIf1s to sns me
- Giassihcaiioh not Guaranteed alter 5 4. 81.
SCDSTATIoSS FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
Tho following Times Dispatch Branch or
Wan, ADS o' ire x tho puI
'"suiar Office rates. which given above:
WEST OF FoUSuEE STREET
Ga"sdos pr Msf" s,es. Issi w. Cary Street
i!ooinson st. '" '''' anu
KM.11S rhaF I,9asr 2s:a iianoyer Ave
-; HcokSr Drug St,rc. lyIl -. slain 81.
yf wrtsH s,s Druk Co.. iAc.. LombaIdy and
hh0y yI, y Hy1ns s!o1e Allen Ave and Grace ST,
s.h;"n p s;Yt. c. 80 81 w. NJ Main 81 81
i.uTnc'ts orus as ,ores "a vs. $ ,; rimS q;
s,'. It. aisy .: bros. brook Alo and Guy
s, I4rrsnt Drug Store. Foushye AMI Broad
& + Iefi5es Drug Sia.". az Hi ~. Broad st.
Vans DrSs sScft f h9 am anu Man Ma1,s ssTi
y T. ED. s.., 20 50 . Sqr'n . sssn St
,. reh.s g DiIx store. "a y. seven.
!. g A' sssim q Es ssf; nh,
Nn M,,i.amss Pharmacy. rwen,y.ar., and
s9r,nk.r DRUG Company. rwen,y.,b,,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS
May. Irwin To-nIorro,v Night.

In regard 10 Miss Twins perform
:tncc in her new comedy, no SO Wash
irgton square" which comes TO the
Academy of Music for one perform
:,n'c Tomorrow night. the Washington
Times said: May Irwin Is herself.
never OVERRIDING the comedy, yet bring
ing out to the fullest every opportun-
ity for funny situations" This ANUS
in" fnrcr-comcdy Is adapted from an
equally amusing story Of the sarne
name. which had wide popularity II
few years ago This column happens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Now York October % 1910.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
New York, October %. 1876
TO The Stockholders OF Southern Rail
wa" Company:
NOTICE is hereby given. that gem
eral meeting of the ,tockholders Of
called by the board of directors and
Will be held at the principal office Of
the company in tie es-Dispatch
Building, in tho city OF Richmond. Va,
on FRIDAY. the 9Th day of January,
1917. at 10 O'clock In the forenoon, for
the purpose of considering and taking
action concern fng the creation az a
mortgage upoi the railroads and Other
property. securities and franchises Of
the company, to be designated the re-
funding a.d improvement mortgage.
and the iiSue and sale of gold bonds
thereby secured. limited in amount to
S500,000.000 at any time outstanding,
10 be issued from time to time, In let
tered series. maturing on such dates
not later than October |, 1899, and
bearing interest at such rates as shall
be fixed by the board OF directors with
respect to each series; and for the pur
pose Of considering and taking all
such other or further action in respect
to the creation OF said mortgage and
tho issue and sale of said bonds as may
como before the meeting, including mp
proving the form and provisions OF
said mortgage. approving plan for
the exchange of the development and
general mortgage per cent bonds of
The company for bonds bearing higher
interest secured by said refunding and
improvement mortgage, and approving
All action taken by the board of direc-
tors In the premises. and for the pur-
pose of transacting such other business
as lawfully and properly may be
brought before the meeting
The transfer books OF both pre-.
ferred and common stock will be closed
at o'clock p. NJ. on December 6. 1915.
and Will be reopened Mt 10 o'clock a
NJ. on January 0, 1917
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
r. 5. WYNN
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
"Tlc blue Paradise"

Much Of the notable popularitv q,
Tho Blue Paradise" which comes 10
the academy saturday. matinee and
night. IL credited TO it's fresh and ap-
peaiing story and the erfective manner
in which mirsh, merriment. melody
phtaos, FUN and originality have been
nirmoniouslE blended. white the tuno-
full songs with which It's brill,an,
score abounds arc now popular in every
nook and corner that boasts Of a afo
orchestra, piano or II phouograpN
"Auf Widenschn." one Of the voca,
gems OF The Blue Paradise" has
swept the country like wildfrs. IN
Guided In the company the Shubsrts
are sending here in the original Broad :
way production are Paul Nicholson
Miss Norton, Charles Bowers. Lucy
Fields. folande Nicholson, Miss Allen.
iustav Baci and Charles Derickson.
There Is also large chorus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
Popular Play Mt BiJou.

At tho Bijou rhcatcr. beginning TO,
night and remaining all week My
Mothers Rosary will be presented for
the first time in this city. and from
all reports this popular playhouse IL
giving ita patrons an entertainment,
above the average. 1t Is said that a
beautiful theme is we'll carried out by
tie author. Edward e Rose. Ons
critic is said to have said: "Tt has all
that COOS to make successful play
Il tear, sign. laugh-and you feel
better for having witnessed per-
formance really worth while.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
AUCTION SALIiS-To-Day
BY J. y. cARNr:AL ~ son
AND
ClIAS. X. WILLIS & CO.
Real Estate NuCtiOucers.

It0i f.atRte NuStlOilccrS.
By virtue or n certain deed OF trust
dated April Is. 1915. recorded in clerk )
office. Richmond chanccry Court in u.
Il. 25S-B page les. default having been
made In payment OF a portion of the
debt thereby secured. and being re-
CURED b. the beneficiary Their, II SO TO
do. we will. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER c.
At > o'clock l.. NJ.
proceed TO sell. on tho premises, No.
Si2 North Thirty second Street. city.
at public auction the property men,
toned therein anu described as fol-
lows: Bcginning At - point ono hundred
and i've tloaj feet north Of y street on
the west side of said Thirty-sccond
Street and fronting thereon twenty
t2hb feet and back between parallel
lines one hundred and twenty-five G25I
feet. more or less, TO an alley fifteen
I6) feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all
costs Of sale, taxes and insurance to
day of sale and "a debt OF SELLS now
due and interest added thereon, the
balance OF the sum secured in the deed
10 be paid IN ll9 monthly Instruments
of SIS, the first one to become duo and
payable November -. 1916. and one on
the "Sth ot each successive month, also
one note Of SO. payable 1875 months
after date. and the residue at a credit
added and secured by Il deed of trust
on said property. but said residue shall
he made subordinate to the other
credit payments, or for all cash. as 10
said residue ut the option OF the pur-
chaser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06

to remember the story. and resl,re,
that skillful drama izaticr such "A
tnis Ia said To be--must vner tnnum-
cradle opportunities Ia the typo a,
coincidence OF which Miss irwin 4, no
notabi. an eXempiar Judged by pas.
performances, Miss Irwin is certain to
provide vast deal OF wholesome mer
riment in tho picce--or In aay piece,
for that matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06

NOTICE is h.reby given that the annual
hiehmona and pc,eTsburg Halrosd Con.
9f the secreIury. 1919 East Broad street.
Kla,irshmTnd,, Va; on Monday; November 90.
fs. hooks s VII be closed at the close Of bust
the morning OF November Fl. 1916.
FRANK W. DUKE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
Holiday Mt city Hall.

Holiday viii BIO observed tomorrow.
election day, at tho City Hall. procla-
nation having been issued by Mayor
Ainslie closing all city offices except
those whirn the heads OF departments
deem IL nee essary TO keep opon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
sn,d Ia Hnyc FOO Much I,,ouor.

patrulmcn y. J. Smith and Il. a.
Frazier arrested yesterday Mrs. 4. {.
lloyd, charged with having more
whisky on hand than the new PROFIT.
hilton law allows. She was found In
possession OF more than two quarts OF
whisky and more than three gallons OF
beer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06


PURSUANT to decree OF Richmond Illus
tings Court. Part H.. entered October
IS. 1916. in suit Of Walter T.. NunnaIly
ct al. VS.. Linda l.. Nunnally ct ais. the
Undersigned special commissioner will
sell the above property, consisting of
Of Tenth Street. a9 feet south of De-
catur Street, bounded on the east by an
alley u feet wide, and two-Story
brick dwelling house thereon contain
place. and time, subject to confirma-
lion by said court in said suit.
TERMS: Unc-fourth cash. balance in
three equal installmcnts. payable at
six, twelve and eighteen months from
day Of sale, with per cent per annum
interest added. TO be evidenced by pur-
chaSer's negotiable prOmissoIy notes
secured ny retention of title. or at OPP
ton of purchaser deed of conveyance
to him without charge, but TO be re-
deferred purchase money secured on
property sold by trust deed prepared
executed and recorded at his expense (:
or at such option all purchase money
cash.
WALLACE F.. BROWN.
Special Commissioner
In The Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court. Part H.. of the City Of Richmond
Walter F. Sunnally ct al. Plaintiff.
against
Linda l.. Nunnally ct al, Defendant
I. II. G. DuVal, Deputy Clerk OF the
said court. do certify that the bond
required Of the said special commits
cause on the 2Sth day OF October, 1916.
has been duly given.
Given under my hand as cleric of the
said court this list day OF November.
1916.
II. G. DU VAL.
DENNY t'lprl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
MEETINGS
..,,,,,,. H;shm293!n,dr Va. TcN. J. 1918.

Riehmond Va. Soy. J. 1915.
SoTicE OF H M1EiIpTlHHSS OF STOCK
;pnciai meeting Of the stoekhold.rs OF the
In; irsqrarce company OF Virginia VIII
Va on Wednesday. November il. 1915, =; 5
O'clock =. 81. Tor the. purpose Of consider
!nr lilo cept,ai Stock OF the coinpany
aha d toa t
TRANSACTION OF such other business as may
The above meeting L. TO take tho place
o. the ono called for October 81. 1916. and
which "as not held. because of the adver-
tisement being omitted from newspaper by
a. CARLTON McKE!NNET.
ATL1STIc Coz 2A3STTp.IkIYHE RAILROAD
err Of Tho Atlantic Goa, Line Railroad
company. al byrd street station, in the
M q N o, ~ II ok
81 The .Iamsfsr bGGSs Of the company
o'clock r ST. and viii he rcopened on
"Wednesday. November ~; lsle; a. 10 o'clock
November :. 1915.
THE ATLANTIC LANp ASP IMPROVE
,ofice Of the secretery,
hGa a nSfssy 81 ha s fsulha e
Atianti0 Land ard Improvement Company
will be held at the office Of the company.
II. l.. BoRDk:N. Secretary.