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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-08-10
A Drop In Rhetoric,

II remember" said an official Of tn
East indian service. the speech OF al
Anglo Indian who was delegated by
certain district 10 place before the gov
crnment's notice the horrible saughte
OF their stock by tigers. A very no
ticeable litter could be heard In tn,
audience when the delegate shouted
very dramatically:
Mr.. Chairman. the tiger is the most
ferocious animal that prowls and runs
at large in India. He creeps from his
lurking place al the hour OF midnight
when all nature is locked in the arms
of Morpheus, and ere the portals OF
the east are unbound or bright Phoe bus
rises in his golden majesty whole lit
tiers Of pigs are DESTROYED"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-08-10

Photo by American Press Association.
MIRA ,. J. SHEPARD AED HER ADOPTED
SON.
known waif, picked up ON the streets
of New York and later adopted by Mrs.
Shepard. The photograph is the latest
of the lad and was taken only a few
days ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-08-10
MANCHESTER CENTER

II. p Whedon of Arlington was in
town over Sunday.
Miss Edna NJ. Way is spending a
part of her vacation with friends in
town.
Regular services at the Baptist
Church next Sunday morning and
evening. II
Miss Mildred E. Cressey is spending
q few weeks with her cousin, Mrs. R.
Burr Gleason. r.t.
Miss Marion c. Botsford went to-
day to Bennington where she will visit
friends for a few days.
Mrs. Lillian Stephenson of Clare
mont, N. H., is guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Thompson.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will hold food sale in the vestry Of
the Baptist Church next Saturday af-
ternoon at 2:30.
James +. McNaboe has purchased
the Leary farm in the north part of
the town. This farm adjoins the Nc
Naboe place on the west.
The Service Club wish through the
columns of the Journal to thank all
those who helped to make their sum-
mer sale pronounced success.
The following were chosen delegates
to attend the SALISBURY Association
neld in Brandon August rs, %, and
30. Deacon A. J. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs.
c. W. Sykes, Mrs. E. H. Blackmer, AID
Miss Estella Provan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-08-10
Methodist Notes

Children's chorus rehearsal Thurs.
day, 3:15 at church,
All are invited to attend the Sun
day morning service. 1t is our priv.
ilege and duty as Christian men and
women. LET us go up TO the House
of God" Micah Az
Brother Kelton, though busy in his
town parish, has kindly consented to
lead prayer meeting on Wednesday,
August 10th. Let US turn out and
welcome him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-08-10

farm has the right kind Of land to
make big money for its owner and as
Mr.. Houran is a business man Of good
ability and a worker he will be a de-
icded acquisition to the farming COM
munity Of the county. This sale, with
the two preceding ones since June 2S,
together with the fact that since that
date he has received 149 inquiries di-
rect from prospects he never heard of
before, would indicate that many more
farms will shortly change hands, Civ
ing the needed new blood, to bring the
back sections up where they were
few years ago, as some of the most
prosperous farming districts in New
England.
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HOW TO SECURE A GOOD {
LAWN AND KEEP {

o HOW TO SECURE A GOOD {
o LAWN AND KEEP
10 IT.-All lawns may be improved
o II there is reasonably good {
o turf, as 1t is possible to better 1t c
materially by reseedlng, fertile c
Q ing and watering. In the spring 6
8 many bare spots will be In evi- c
0 dence, and If the spots are small c
Q they can be reseeded. If they c
are large 1t is usually advisable Q
o to spade them up and reseed, c
doing the work early In the Q
spring. II the grass Is thin over G
the entire lawn the work should Q
be started early In the spring, Q
o while the soil Is loose and In Q
condition to permit the seed to Q
o be covered with little difficulty. Q
The whole lawn should be raked o
with an iron rake and seeded Q
and rolled as soon as the ground Q
is sufficiently dry,
" bt itit VI tlIt ia ID hittt ~ -
established is important. LIB Q
eral fertilhing should be given, Q
and one Of the best fertilizers IS Q
nitrate Of soda. Five pounds OF 0
nitrate Of soda is sufficient for Q
1000 square feet Of lawn, ap- Q
plying this with watering pot, Q
then watering thoroughly with 0
the hose. BoDemeal IL one OF 0
the best commercial fertilizers o
to use on lawns, eight pounds o
being sufficient for loo square o
feet ANY fertilizer used should 0
be applied early In the spring, 0
o when the grass begins to grow. 0
Bonemeal can be applied every 0
month during the growing sea 0
son excepting July and August. 0
Prepared sheep and stable ma 0
o nure Is also beneficial Stacked o
o lime can be applied with beDe- o
ficial results late in the fall o
0 II good lawn is wanted buy 0
o the best lawn grass seed TO be 0
o had well cleaned and free from
0 weeds. Much Of the lawn grass 0
o seed is from 25 TO 80 per cent Q
0 weed seed II weeds are wanted 0
0 do not bother TO plant seeds; the 0
0 weeds will grow without spe- Q
0 cial invitation. o
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Conundrums.

What is the difference between a
matchmaker and a jailer? One sells
watches; the other watches cells.
Where are two heads better than
one? In barrel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-08-10
A Lucky Little Boy.

The little boy in the picture Is Finley
]. Shepard, Jr., and the lady is his
mother by adoption, Mrs. Finley J..
Shepard, formerly Miss Helen Miller
Gould. This little boy was an un.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

The largest single transaction in the
local real estate market yesterday war
thet by which the Hutchinson Leaf
Tobacco Warehouse. placed under the
hammer, went to the highest bidder
at consideration OF s5S.5o0 Whom
offered at public auction on March is,
tho Same property was taken in on
n bid OF $4,000. II. Seldom Taylor
& Son had charge OF the sale. largo
crowd attended the auction, and bid
ding was spirited
Davis Bros. Inc, negotiated loan
or sl5,93o with K. r. Harrison, mort
gaEing Its property In Hcnrico County,
consisting of fifteen acres on Dill
Avenue near tho right of way of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. The
same firm transferred TO J. g. Elam
US property on the east side Of tho
boulevard in negotiation for loan Of
s23.600.
Trading in residential, property was
aDathettc. Few deeds nf bargain and
sale were recorded, and these wero for
hueiness sites and suburban lotg.
T G, Williams secured n permit to
build a two-story frame stucco dwell
ing on the north side of Fourth Street.
hetween Stuart and Front streets Tho
building will cost $4,000.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters wore Issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Richmond Terminal Railway Com
pany. Richmond. W. II. White. presi-
dent: Normal Call. secrctary--both OF
Richmond Capitals maximum. $1,000
900; minimum. $4,000. Object: to ope-
ratio railroad and erect and maintain
terminal station.
Amendment to the charter Of the
Roanoke Bedford Motor Company
NnG;l, OF Bedford: changing it's name
to Bedford Motor Company Gnc).
Bristol Cheo-Cola Company tLnc.).
Bristol: John FL Gunnels. president
Zach Nabers. secretary-both of Birm-
insham, Ala. Capital: maximum, sl0,-
600; minimum, $1,000; par value. 500.
The Eastern Oil Company Gno.),
Richmond: c. W. Landreth, president !;
Leonard T.. oden. secretary--both OF
Richmond. Capital: maximum, 5000. 900 :
minimum. 100000
Pabst Pure Extract Company Gnol.
Roanoke. j. D. Burkholder. president.
OF Roanoke: J. "A. Burkholder. secre-
tary. Harrisonburg. Capital: maximum,
100000; minimum. $1,000; par value
CIV
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.


Tho following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
j. Z. Newton for a. f. Edwards,
1919 Enslow Avenue: two outlets.
Same. for MCGOWAN & penrsali. 1i46
East Main Street: repair one drop in
basement.
same. for the Richmond Virginian;
so North Seventh Street one fixture.
w H. jerks. for r. Fisher. 1900
Same for MCGOWAN &c Pearsali. i4I5
Same. for O. ]. Davis, 3lIo Stuart
Avenue: three fixtures.
same, tor same. 3l17 Stuart Avenue:
Same. for ". F. Drinkard. 4es North
ADDISON Street: fourteen outlets
same LOT same. 426 North Addison
street, fourteen outlets.
Winston Electric Company. for First
Baptist Church. Twelfth and Broad
Streets:two outlets. two fxtures. 'Ai
w. 3. Catlett Electri Company, for
L. ". Ryland. 1913 Barton Avenue.
fourteen fixtures.
Same: for Il. NJ. Anderson &; Co. 7o5
Moss Side Avenue: seventeen flxturen
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CHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Niue Deeds OF HcIeaae, Amuuntfuu r.
SJ.3O2.hn.

Niue Deeds Of HcIense. Amounting to
S24-3p2.bO.
NJ. RoSley. trustee. to W. 1. wills.
hoxla5 feet east limo Of Barton Avenue
}oo rect north OF Crawford Street
Joseph y; Welsh. trustee. to f. Nora
Foley, 33xl32 feet. 1l9 North Twenty
ninth Street May s. 1915: .l,1sO.
George r. Jones. sox2oo feet north side
Randolph Street. April 2s. 1916; ST..
Wallace F. Brown. trustee. to A. s.
G CT Avenue. May II. 1915; ,5,-
A. V. Shea, trustee, to o. ]. Davis.
t5Sis5 feet north line Of Floyd Avenue.
l2l feet inches east of Deep Run
street. May IL. 1916: s2.650.
II. 4. Pollard, Tr., trustee. to Kron-
heimer g. Johnson. lots 1914 and 1875
IN the plan Of tho city Of Richmond.
Noy IS, 1916; $500.
Sam" TO Muhlenan s. Kayhoe. I5S
J 20 feet north line Of Konsington Ave
nue., 6S foot inches east OF West
Street. May Is, 1915: $4,000
Same 20 =. ". Perkins ct al, 3b
feet ! inch by &c feet 4 inches north
line OF Hin Street. northwest corner
Of Hin and Second Streets. May II,
1916 s2.5aI.
John Y'axby. trustee. TO same, 3b feet
IL inches 10y so feet north line Of Hill
Street. ~ fec. Inch west Of Sec
ond Street May II. 1916; $3.50
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CHANCEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Fourteen Deeds OF Trust, Amounting



10 a5a.4sB.30.
y: r. Catlin OF ux. to Clarence g.
Watkins ct al trustees lot (. aectinn
s = niS" of northampton April l. 1916;
Esther Newman e, vtr. to Storm e.
Ross" trustees, two lots with frontage
ct ~ IL feet, SCI and S2a Mostly
w II Jackson OF TX to II. T. Richie
son. 25x140 feet. 300 East Baker Street !;
also l5x6s foot north limo OF Spring
Street. 277 feet east Of Brook Avenue.
May Is. 1916; $3.50.
Julien Gum to H. a. Mccurdy, AK
~ feet inches. east limo OF West
Street. i3h feet inches south OF Ken
10. i i"I ss.257''ao' '''' same 'o'' may
Travis H. Epes ct ux. to Jamea w.
Gordon. TRUSTEE; 2sx,ao feet, 2ns Grove
w L. Wells to W. p. Rcdd. trustee.
5oxl33 feet cast limo Of Barton Avenue,
M No. feet ,,, north T. oo q Crawford Street,
o. 7. Davis ct ux. to J. y. Elan ct
al. trustees. 90 feet . inches by 135
feet north line Of Floyd Avenue. 12l
feet inchcs easi OF Deep Run Street.
same 20 Same; 90 feet G inches by
~ feet north l,nc OF. Floyd Avenue.
g. feet Nav 'n: r. ,, sasf Fl peeO Run
la5 feet north line Of Floyd Avenue.
1.3 feet u inches east Of Deep RIM
Davis Bros. Inc. to j. p. Elan ct
nj. trustees. 81 feet 6 inches by 81
feet il inches cast line OF tho ROule-
ward. At the intersection OF the Boule-
ward with tho north line OF Hanover
May -, 1918. tc3s60
T.. Nora Frizeg ct vir. TO Joseph p.
welsh, 33xl32 ieot. i19 North Twenty
ninth street. Nav 6, 1916: $1,1S0
Willard r.. Freeman ut vlr. to A J.
Chewing ct al. trustees, lots 10 and
20. block y, map OF Roland Park !dny
., 1915; $4,000.
Wilbur l.. Mahoney to Irving r.
Campbell, trustee, lot Al. block 3. plan
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS
Ten Deeds of Bnrxain md {,
Amounting. tn Ro1 SsR

~" i"t"S Oh BurSMn aud SnIc.
Amounting to s23.S76.
j.. Ice Davis OF ux TO II. A. Cary
SoA1lS feet south line OF Leigh Street
90 feet Ia inch east OF Sixth Street
May 10. 1915: tax, $3.50: $40.
Davis Bros, Inc, TO T. a. Cary. "a
feot inches by 1870 feet. 1914 Fiuyd
Avenue. May Is, 1915: tax. $3.50; si0
William Edwards ct uX. TO William
stewart lot 10 on plan OF the
property of william Edwards, between
the Richmond and Iienrico Turnnike
and Meadow Bridge Eond June IT,
1919; tax. 90 cents; $40
kelsic Z. Hundley 10 r. n. Palmer
lot S, square 30 plan of Highland
Park April 90. 1916: tax. 90 cents
Roland Park Corporation to willard
r. Freeman ct ux., lots 10 and 20.
BLOCK u, plan OF Roland Park Nav q
1916. tax, s2.30; $40
Highland Park Realty Corporation.
10 Robert Blake, lot G, block !. plan
OF Bnttnry Court. April 2s. 1916: tax,
Otpnlie r. Umlauf ct nj. to Blanche F..
staples. lot ?, block G. plan OF Belle
rose May S, 1916; tax. 81: So
lHhnchn T.. Staples ct al to T.. w.
Wi;te;. 25xl25 feet, 1411 Ashland
Street. May 5, 1916 tax. $3.50: $40.
Hugh Y Rose. trustee, to Jonatha n
Bryar, s596 acres. part OF Laburnum.
about two miles north OF Richmo,,I
May II, 1916; $500
LARD Investment Corporation to Will
bur Mahoney. lot 81. bblock 3, plan OF
.nnrnherlhyno Court April s, 1916;
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READING REACHES 500;
WALL STREET EXCITED
Poor Traders, Suddenly Enriched,
Are in Panic Lest They Lose
Their Money.
SAY MELONS ARE TO BE CUT
Norfolk and Western Makes New
High Record - baltimore and
Ohio Advanced Nearly = Points.
Industrials Arc Neglected.
ny BROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. May ls.--When Reading
i sold at 500 share to-day It created almost
was I 1eseated ' f'f,oen years aso when North
ern Pacific sold MT $1,000, Northern Pacthc
Poor traders suddenly made rich arc IN I"
nnillionnircs are in 4" panic OF pnrertain,,g
as TO whether they Should . sci! their stocks
soSsr opi,,,on in regard 10 ncNd'ng Is
that the real wonder fcFGdins that stock
Kverroedy In in w.ii street has known Cor
al eas, d"6c Ha e sG
which It ever sold The trouble Win thS
stock swgs @ ben o nd q talk F9 h"
accompanies tho present; adXonces--talk OF
distribnuon of assets nsnying II e SonEs
i ,s a1 q Ssi e' rSat 3oHa jusuy pSS
even higher 'han that at which It sold
Traders who mos, nctiyc N ,,,d neS ,G.1s
claim hoy have ee% 'T ,elnns cut iH' by the
Heading Company. This would make make, ihs
esnsre Of Tho market 70 keer Reading
loader FOR many months nna ultimately coax
'h ss Giha e." end 0hio. when owns larse
block OF Reading stock, vas aHTanCeo ,' '..n
up a al point. 49,, st..
Sst The make; IN genera, vas strong
Norfolk and western m nade "a, n'w hish
CANADA SHIPPING GOLD
Heavy shipment OF so'G . ne tinted
Slater from Canada ~ tho British gown
mont is taken in some quarters 70 moan
that the gold shipments 'rc-e !o- INC rur-
pose OF stab,lizsrg sterling exchange ~ ms
market and tho absence OF liquidation -
American securities
DistiIle-a declared diyiten! % per
cent on It's stock. retired s2oN.vS .; bono"
and made tho announcement that tho COM
pony IS earning nt The rate OF al least -
per cent. Wall Street was skePi;cS. W 70
the last minute. ana tho stock acted hacl|
during this hour tn. directors were IN seq
sion. When the announcement anoll% va"
suade on the :icke:s mo stock picked Nh
gradually. but met liquidation.
The Holly sugar Corporation. which Tchnes
beet sugar ard whose preferred stock IS
conItde-ed oce O. tho h:Eh-Ersdo invest
.nert issues ri The Street, is earning a. Tho
highest rate on record Il must soon Tctire
& large block of tho preferred stock Tho
CO npany has GuiciI assets N excess CT As
Tie. cen: On thc outstanding preferred Nc.
earnings f-orn Ay-l l. 1915, TO March q.
liz. are reported 10 30 t,sf5.a12 or fv"
times tbs dividend on ch!s Issue. No G.v'
bends IN excess o! SO ehare can IN ps!d
on the common stock r. any calendar ear
while there IS any preferred Outstanding.
NEW YORK NJ. is.-Mereant,l, paper.
siTstx: cables. st7G4. Bar silver, ,54 Ncz'
railroad bonds, fE;n Time loans G-rrcs;
sixty dsys .Ag?. niocty caye. aT2+ SIX
month"; ~. can nc5ey nrrr"r. ruling
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Five building Permits. Amounting to

Five building Permits, Amounting to
&20,45O.
pern1it9 for new buildings ard re-
pair work were issued YESTERDAY by
building Inspector Butlor az tol!ows:
Margaret a. Douglas, to build n
frame dwelling on the north side OF
Rogers Street. between Erauer's Lane
and T. Street, To cost $1,000
Davfn Bros, Inc. 10 build two
story framc-stucco dwelling on the
north side Of Fourth Street, between
Stuart and Front Streets TO cost u.s.
600.
story brick warehouse on the west
side OF Virginia street. between Cary
ana lanai streets. to cost ss95l.
&. w. Kosher. TO build two-story
frame dwelling on tho south side OF
West Twenty-fourth Street, betweon
cost $4,000 avenues 20
r. T.. Lee Company. No. l, 10 repair
hospital on wet side OF tho Roule-
Avenues to cost $4,000.
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HENHIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Seven Deeds OF Trust, Amounting
SIO dQn

Seven Deeds OF Trust. Amounting to
S22,4eO.
1. Il. Baker ct al. TO A NJ Petit
grow. lot l. block 81. plan Of Myrtle
Grove. May ~. 1915: 1880.
Same TO same. lot ], block 81, plan
OF MYRTLE Grove. May IS, 1916; s2os,
Martin Miller ct ux. to John Bagby,
trustee, IA acres on westhampton
1854 ''
Ellen N; Carroll ct al. to w &. Jer-
man. $3.50 acres on tho Broad Street
Road. about 4 miles from Richmond.
March ]. 1916: $4,000.
Irene Gcmmell ct vir. to n. II. Pol
lard, Lr., trustee. on the Greenwood
Road. not far from the Mountain Road
May Is. 1919; $1,000.
Davis Bros, Inc. TO r. r Harrison
ct al. trustees, acrcs near the in
tersectton of Dill Avenue with the
Ghe*a penke and Ohio Railway May
Same to Same. acres south line OF
DIN Avenue. adjoining the right Of way
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
May 10. 1916; s10,I3o.
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Z. $. CIRCUIT COURT OF ArrEALs

Tho United States Circuit Court of
Appeals rcconvened yesterday morning
Mt j" o'c'Ock. with Circuit Judges
knnpp and Woods and District Judge
Johnson in attendance
Case argued yesterday
NO. 1434'- John NJ. Gn.owood, an
pellani and crose-nppelleo, VS. New
River Consoi'datcd Coal and Coke Com
pany, appellee and crosS-a appellant
crose-Rppeals from tho DiatrIct Court
at Richmond. Argued hy Hun,dnn
Cary. OF Richmond. for the appellant
and CROSS appellee. and by Robert p.
Scoto. OF Richmond. and Robert g.
appellee and crosa-a ppellant and s,b :.
United.
Case In Gall to-day:
No. 14sh-Sprtns ConI Company. mi
Kcech. Jr., and Harry II. Heincr, Ia ! q
recoivers Bis Vein pocahontas Coal
Company, appelIcca: appeal from Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
DEMAND FOR CURE STOCKS
Is IMPROVED GREATLY

~" YORK. Nay ls.--There was much
:hnT"'rd demand FOR stocks on th. curh
s..,".y si'n as r'aul' Tho general ten.
SHlet ~ 20 Aetna Explosives IgL, a Iss, ~,
,,,."hhd;an natural Gas. y. ai,: 400 cubs
s,'n' Nnfor 5,'. n 5t',. 100 Maxim, Munitions
-. - '''' Manhattan 'rranstcr. G.iesIl.
p. N'aEai" steel. tci- Tc2-: son KikcI,
- "a "a ~ Tobacco Products. Al! "a. ,oo
,c.,sII'H 't. -. q ~. '.'pt Inter p.',olcu,n
-.Eti 1900 Atlanta, l2ia ala: 100 CON
'II.Ga'rr IRON" lArtl4 1907 ColdGelc
IN ,JnH..C. yoN:1. l9o|J Jumbo. .sass:
.oiiaatcd -nI p. s.5tp Succt.,' ;sST, sc,
ts eHo ies nr. l3-lt9t;, 50 $ g. OF indiana
go He's' " . o. o: Nov YORK 2rrc5rs. a'
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HESRICo TRANsPERs.
Four Deed. Of Bargain and =

Four Deeds III Bargain and soie
Amounting TO 30, ohO.
W IL: jackson ct u1. TO l.. r. Baker
o NJ. lots !. and 8, block 81. plan
o! Myrtle Grove May IL. 1915: sI-
100. ~
r. y. Cary et uS. TO Davis Bros. Inc,
10 acres south line of Dill Avenue, ad
Joining the right Of way OF the Chesa :
$4,000.
Greater Richmond Realty Company
nc 10 Il. T. French. lots 81 and 49,
block &c. plan OF Monument Avcnme
Park. May &c. 1916: $500.
Hugh y. King % K. e. Atkinson. a
tract on tho south Side Of the Dunn
parton Road. about i've miles north Of
Richmond. May IL, 1916; tax, $3.50:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yes,er-
Gay by the clerk Of the Hastings Court
as follows:
Harry c. Deiano and Jessie y.
Palmer
Owen W. Hath and Emma Louise
Crabbin.
John Marshall and Lucy d. Dodd
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md 1902 Bryant Street.
Bowman & Gregory. for Elan &
Funston. agents. sa2 North Fourth
NJ; A. Martin. for l.. J. Cheatwood.
cit North Fourth street.
Dallas S. Bruce, for Woodland & Son.
120 Maury street
lranhoe Thpmasson. for Virginia
Realty and Construction Company.
corner Redd and Coulter Streets.
". n. Evans. Inc, for Mrs. Hargrovc.
3lol West Main Street.
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BOND LIST

Anelo-Fr47-r IS Observation-Disclosures. 49,
sti.n,Ic Cnzs, Lane A. Observation-Disclosures. o.,
4 =. 1t. and = cot - h........... "a,
a G. l CO as baltimore, Chifl..... n2i.
q sod O cv - Cr.N.n i.sucd> ......... AZ.
Che.apeake and Ohio cv i,4s ........ s5s
ldGCott am. Myers Observation-Disclosures. ic:Ii
1orillard - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l25
Mer,artile Marine a.. per cent ctta... 102i4
Norfoil, and Western CIV. fss.........-.. 1881
SesboHrd Air Limo stamped is............ II
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5a......-.--.... 67h
southern Pacific cy. - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sTiv
Southern Railway IS (h.dl....-..---.... AZ
s;outhcrn RAILWAY u Odd ...-....--.. Io1i,
II 6 Registered IS 1871 ODD .......-.... S9l
Il g Registered IS. 1919 (h.d,. .......... ioiia
u s Registered Is 1875 (bld)............ lloa.
U. q Registered Panama Ss. lNl ihiii.. lo3
I-rited STATE steel Corp. Is .........-... iW.
I,n'Sro,rn y,os ,,,fs ~. vaI u
VA, car. ,horn,cal Observation-Disclosures. esai
Va. IVY. ana rnvor 70. 8. Lhldl...... 90
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SEw YORK rpoprcr MARIE,

: NEW YOIN Nay '-IIaw aUrar. Hr-:
5cnntr!fugnl ~ 'nolass's 70. -onn>l arm.
Butter, nrIn. cheese. steady SCOT cor..
STEADY: RIO 81, ~. Santos q, ~.
b Cottonse"d oil was Hrrn ana h.rher or, 49,
strength in lard nup cotton ana <.r,hr-
peace talk. demand from '"'lrcrs ana f-e.h
buying OF new crop inonths Final ,'rlr.s
we're 10 10 points ne: higher Sale -.
5barreis. Closed firm slot ana N.' i5.
hid; June. 1890 q 100 july. lnWV1Uaa h.
gust Io.@9llWi S"ptcmhar uoauilo ~. o.
atober. oionIyIi' EoNelnhcf, as be
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET,
~ hIn.na.A Axa.-
CmICAGN LINE srncK MAnkEa-

CHIcAGQ. May is--Hog- Receipts 7i.onc;
49,, , nmiE. ss5s9 ''st: light. .;9@9ssH;
rough. g. $50 80 IS: p'Er, &74nDt9so
Cattle Receipts. 5000: steady. Native be II
cattle. 'sl0Vi sos. stock"rs and feeders
'S"'nsi ~: cows and h"ifera. haQcfo 20:
aI"cs. t.h16t!il.ro.
sheep Receipts. e.Nr' Arm u'r.hors,
81 oQHil55O
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ny N.rr HTIIN

I-U.NDIT1IfNN.
Poultry-LIh!H Receipts increasing daily.
market In good active condition. Hens-Re-
Rec Cip'a heavy, market wcah and lcwcr.
Command good At quotations. Butter--Mark-t
easier. demand good recctHt. rnodera tie.
i.iv, stock--NeaIs In good demand cattle OF
all kinds IN good demand. Country meats
Market dull, no demand receipts heavy
fItd cs--NariSet In nua shape. 'eccipts light
wool--Scnrce and wanted rccr!pts light. do
,grrd heavy.
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NAVAL. STORES.


SANANNAH, GA May is.-Turpen,in.
NrIn. ai95ln. salcs. 3:2 casks: rec eipt, ias
''Sts. Hhlu'ncnir. 50 casks. rtoclt 1.9ss
ca"hs Eosin. ;irin. aalcs I.ccy barrels; re-
...intH' 9. -, narr"is' sh'p'n"nt, $50 barrels;
CD. SO. l.. 40 + $50: o; As5; X. 40: +
Y. as. ii. 80: y. anh. VIC. as MW tEn