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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-01-21

District Court,
Seventh Judicial District.
Plaintiff
John A. McGregor and Robert r.
McGregor, and also all other
persons, unknown, claiming
any right, title, estate. interest
!. or lien in and to the real estate
described in the complaint
Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the above
You and each of you are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the com
plant of the plaintiff in the above en-
fi ltdo with the clerk of said District Court
in the city of Little Falls, county Of Nor
riso and State of Minnesota, and to
e eerxe oe on the Subscribers at their o.
fee in the City of Little Falls, County
Of Morrison, State Of Minnesota, within
twenty days after the service OF this
Of said service and If you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time afore-
said, the plaintiff in this action will ap,
ply to the Court for the relief demanded
In said complaint.
Dated January IL, 1916.
IS. c. e. L. w. Vasaly,
Attorneys fo- Plaintiff,
Vasaly Building, Little Falls, Mimi.
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS.
caunt, % Of s' MORRISON. IS.
District Court,
Seventh Judicial District.
Plaintiff.
John A. McGregor and Robert r.
McGregor, and also all other
persons unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, interest or
lien in and to the real estate
described in the complaint
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that an action
has been commenced in this Court by
the above named plaintiff against the
above named defendants, the object OF
which is to have determined ana ad-
Judged null and void the adverse claims
of defendants and each of them In the
real estate described in the complatnt
herein. The premises affected by SAID
action are situated in the County OF
Morrison, State Of Minnesota, and de-
scribed as follows.
Lot tw, Of Block ninety-one OF the Orig
inal plat of the City of Little Falls.
Dated January II. 1916.
s.. c. & L. w. Vasaly,
I143t Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Vasaly Building, Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-01-21
SCHOOL REPORTS

Report of school in district No. So
for month ending Jan. IA, 1916: No.
of days taught, 20; No. Of pupils en-
rolled, IL; average daily attendance,
10; cases Of hardness, 3. Those pres
ent every day were Oscar, Theodor,
Anna and Ida Jensen, Allen and Lin
nea Peterson. Those missing two days
or less were Stella and Lee Gourd and
Elsie Peterson. =
Ruth Southland Snow, teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-01-21
DIXVILLE

Jan, 12-Received too late for
publication last week.
Mrs. Isabelle Anderlie returned home
from Tomah, Wis. last week after a
two weeks visit with relatives there.
Mrs. Martha Koenig went to Brain
erd the latter part Of last week for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Amelia Kuschel left for Crab
tree, Ore. Wednesday. where she will
visit relatives and friends for few
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-01-21
BRICKYARDS

Jan. 19.-Mrs. r. Chambers Of Be-
midi is visiting relatives and friends
here and at Little Falls this week.
Mrs. w. v. Ramsburg returned to
her home at Minneapolis last Tuesday,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-01-21

CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DlSTR1.
BUTTON
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-01-21

SUMMONS
State Of Minnesota, !
County of Morrison. J ST..
District Court,
Seventh Judicial District.
John Vertin,
Plaintiff, ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-24

Is Willis ct al. trustees. 22x135 feet
inches west OF Rowland Street. June
II. 1916. S1.77O.
j. r. Albert ct ux to same. trustees
2SSl4o feet at the northeast corner 81
1916. $4,000. -
rG' ~ Shuman ct ux: to John A Coke,
Ia feet northeast corner of Grace and
Cedar Streets. June 81. 1916, s29,3oo
George f. Owens ct ais. to Leland l.
;Mii,Lcr, ct al. trustees. "a feet 2 .
iRcnSs by ,.d Isl t feet south line FLOYD
street June II. 1916. $4,000.
frank Beasleey ct ux.. to B. r. Well
fora' trustee, So feet 10 inches by l4O
Zee, southeast corner of Bacon Road
ana Miller Avenue. June 90. 1916, S..
Ralph Johnson ct ux. to d. y. Bragg.
trustee. "A feet Q inches by s. feet
Sl06. ~ ~
II. II. Temple ct ux. to H. r. Pollard
Jr. trustee. 3oXl25 feet at the north
streets June q. 1915, sii n!,h ana +
O. Y. DuEgins to II. s. Taylor, trus.
tee. 22Nl2i feet west line Twenty-fifth
street, between y and O Streets June
%. 1915. $1,000.
w, j.. Shelton ct ux 10 l.. l.. Miller
81 al, trustees, lot ~. in block E. in
inc plan OF Rowland Park: also 80 feet
:, inches by IS feet l inch south line
chamberlayne Avenue. June 20. 1916,
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Amendment to charter Old Buck
Guano Company. Inc. OF Richmond. in
creasnE its capital stock from $685.
900 TO $4,000.
Amendment to charter Laurel Fork
and Mendoza Railroad Company. Abing-
don. extending time limit OF charter.
Norfolk: maximum. $4,000: minimum
$4,000; par value, 500; real estate
business. T. NJ. Bcllamy. president:
j. w. HouEh. secretary and treasurer.
both Of Norfolk.
MacRane Building Corp. OF Roanoke:
maximum. sl5o.0o0; minimum, $50. 600;
par value. 800. w. r. BoXiey. pres!-
dent: r. II. Angel. secretary and
treasurer. both of Roanoke
George W. Cochran e Co. Inc. Of
Alexandria; maximum and minimum.
$4,000: par value. slon William J.
Staub. president: Wootton r. Young.
secretary. both OF Washington. p. c.
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juno :. 1916; sa.Os5.

SNhS e SS,Uoo.
5. w. Davis. trustee. to Esther Neu-
man ct rir, ~ 1-2 feet at tho south
east corner OF Mechanicsvliie Turn
pike and . Street. May l6. 1916; 1925.
l.. II. Brown. trustee. to Ellen Rod :
denberry. 4ixl20 feet cast line Bar
ton Avenue. ITO feet south Of Rob
erts street. June 20. 1916: $4,000.
a. l.. Mattern ct al. trustees. to e.
\. Shumnn. So feet inches by las
feet northeast corner OF Cedar and
Grace Streets. June 22. 1916: $4,000.
j. E. McComb. trustee. to T. s. Hite-
shew ct III. "A lot of land In Henrico
county: description is deficient. june
+. A. Green. trustee. to same. 60x223
feet east line Seminary. Avenue. 400
feet north of Hammond Avenue. June
IL. 1916: 81.
F. NJ. RoSiey ct al. trustees. to spen-
Ger and Abby Lee. I7xl22 feet east line
Third street. AZ fee, south OF Baker
Street. June $: 1916: 1871.
Edward s. Rose; trustee. to ster-
Morton street. 20 1-2 feet north Of
H. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee, to II. r.
Temple. 30Xl2o feet at the northeast
corner OF Thirty ffth and u Streets
June %. 1915; S1.432.
l.. l.. Brown ct AL. trustees, to Tillis
J.. Smith. G0X17o feet . inches north
line Cary Street. 90 feet west Of straw
berry Street. June H. 1916: S2.36o
J. j. Leakc, trustee. to @. r Dug
gins. 22N124 feet west line Twenty
NTH Street. between y and Streets
June 49, 1916; S1.340.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-24
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment
Southern Nickel Works. for Mr
Murphy. to2 Garland Avenue, two
outlets and fixtures.
NJ. a. Pemberton. for w. NJ. Cease
sos Lamb Avenue. six outlets
Lyons & Williams, for H s. Tay-
Tor & Son. 3l3r East Main Street, TWEEN
ty-four outlets.
L. r., warinner. for J. w. Baker
40 East franklin Street. two outlets
and one light.
w: b. Catlctt Electric Co. for Lewis
Phillips. ILL., East Marshall Street.
fan.
Cohen Company. for H. f Holzbach.
1901 South Randolph Street. nine AK
lures.
EnGelberg & Bear. for Fl. s. TAYLOR
q SON. 100 East Broad Street. repair
ing defects.
Same for same. 1910 AND 1912 ives,
Cary Street. repairing defects.
- Same for j. Mosby West. 1909 West
Broad Street. one outlet and one fan,
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

F"dlhS on the local real estate mar
re- n.e was dull yesterday. In fact. the
JUS, nuH.hesS Tor the day was less than any
,n"l mas developed i'm = single day for
man month. What few deals
:" 10y property that were sent to the
,,,,;, i"r recordation were confined
entirely To small property, arrrcratinu
less than $4,000.
according to Il lease fled in the
cn"'''eiF Court. the j. e. McCrory
~ tors of and 10-cent store.
t.nteu me brick store at 42I East
pr"'u street from ]. +. Jurgens for a
Oh nine Years and one month
as rent during the life of the lease
si3,G0O. 'e"'e
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Bank (ie,lrInrs.

NEW YORK. June 23-Rank clearinrs
n IN" United STATES for the week cniinf
Jurc =: aggrcCat. Si.126. 80, 900 ayainst a
",''S'i'm' Hast week and s3.0S2 s07 OOp in mi,
M,"h iaSt year Following are the retlrn.
Lrn'T .niS WICK as compared with thi.
; New York; .s2,s7s.s55ooo, increase. s,a.
ihhmraS"' t">i. lls;H"n; increase. 35l
in,hi!aI"lphia. s23f 900 Increase, i,.s
cnoHt'h. s1o!l1:EA: increase. $40
- Louis. sio4.a1S. 900: increase. 2s4
Kansas cry, SS2.o+i. 600: Increase 81
San francisco. $50. 23s. 900: Increase .ss
nlttShurEh. s75.5So 600. increase 504
htl'ln"r". s".Sis.w0: increase as.
,,l"N"iand si%.'I.hdo: Increase. Cas-
o"tr"it. Si1S3+. oHo: increase g.
me ihnat!. $685. 900: increase 81.
Mihn"ap"lis. go. 13J. 900: Increase 2Sf
Los Angeles. s23.s3s ono: Increase "a
Ulhha. $2:lis,oeo. Increase DO.
H.w Orleans. s2l.313 900: Increase IN,
;N"Whukee. Sl3.il5. OJ0 increase 10
i,:"niSriiic. Sl7.S2sOt0: increase % q
richmond. Sic I'D. 600. Increase S.S
81 faul. sli,5OT. 900; Increase
S"attlr. Sli.3n2 100. incrcnsc al
hnHalo. {l5.sSi 0O0 Increase am
HtIahta, sl3921. coo: increase ~ Il
nD"hE"r 3l3.3S2. oh: Increase s50
PORTLAND. Orc. Sl2. Cal, 900: incrc,o. ,,e
,io'lieuce. sn .la7. 600: Increase 4,
,t'uHt"n. sAl6o."n0: Increase Of
f"'' worth, s7.3os 900: Increase az 81"
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits We're issued yesterday by
Plumbing Inspector Landers as fol.
r.: c. rinsley. for Joseph HeDn.r,
Mill Street. between Clay and Cath
erine Streets.
w. II: Eanes for l. II. Phillips, 27o2
Grove Avenue.
J, l. Newly. for W. j. jackson. 342o
and 3422 s Street
Pemberton g. Benson. for Richmond
Dry GOODS CO.. 10 South Seventh
II. GrigiJnells Sons. for Louis Green.
81 North First Street.
II. c. Clarke. for Edward L. GUY.
! !.o1 l@o2 and 1892 l-2 North Thir-
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Five BuiIiinx and Repair Perm
Amounting to N3,iS3

Five buihlinE and Repair Permits
Amounting to S3,iS3.
Permits for new and renatr work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
James c: Smith. to repair brick
oEeii!nS 6l2 North First Street, 10
Watt Pfow Company. to repair br;c.
once. 1875 East Franklin Street, to
cost 'lsa. =
Mary F., Meade. to repair frame
dweiilng sos Abigail Street, TO cost
soldiers. Home. to build a two-story
Drick dwelling on the west side OF the
souieHard. between Grove and Stuart
Avenues.ito cost $1,000
PITS: NJ w. Crenshaw. to build a
PRICK garage in rear OF 1904 Grove
Avenue. to cost 5000
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Juno % Undear heavy real
il!ag in ;hc cottor mtrket her. to-day
prices lost pert q! yesterdays scnaat!ona
advances July sold or 10 l3llc IN the
late trading or - points under ycstci-
days high. icvc!. and th- clos, was al praC-
ideally the low point OF tho day.
The market opened unchanged to points
lower. and showed pretty steady under
touo during fhe early trading. hu, price.
gradually saSed of. with active months
selling about TO !. points under la
nights CLOSING figures before the end Of
the morning Rallies OF OF points fol.
lowed on covering, and bull supuort in.
rpircd 10y larry" ClraTaECcs FOR TIA. day and
reports Of NOR We; weather Bulrcs how
ever. seemed 20 meet long cotton. and tn.
market weakened again III III. LAKE trad.
.'inE somewhat isappouiinr week end
ngures, renewed realizing liquidation
!tn selling for reaction October ,Ol1 ur
TO 1926. December to 10 &c and January
I" l5isc In the date trading when the
genera! list showed net losses ~ from il
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

In the libel suit of NJ y. Hart
against w. 7. Mitchell. the Southern
Kennel Publishing Company and the
Owen & Gray Printing Company. the
jury In the CIty Circuit Court yesterday
returned a verdict in favor
OF the plaintiff for $500 damages At
torneys moved the court TO have the
verdict set aside. but tine motion was
overruled. The defendants objected
to the final ruling of the court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-24
CHANCERY TRANSFERS
J. our Deeds of BnrSnin md Sal.
Amounting Ia 81 0O0

:, +. Floyd Kelley ct ux. to Ewen NJ.
Sevenih street: 80 feet south Of p
stree, June 10 1916. tax $3.50. sio.
= Hlteshew ct ais. to r. s. Cole
man, 'VS2S3 feet east line Seminary
Avenue. 400 feet north of Hammond
AT Thon;, June -. 1915, tax 81. $40.
Berkeley. l0x3l feet west line of an
aHey between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
BAKER and Duval Streets. commencing
1916, $50. -
samuel Cohen ct ais. to Grace II. Glib
son. lot !. in block h. in the plan of
Belrosc. October -, 1912, 5000
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RIcnMoSD LIVE sToGK MARKET.

Richmond Va, June - 1915
export Tor the week ending June IT, 1876
bes' steers. Si7 to .. medium L" good. "a
20 - common to fair, to ia. Best
nclIesS. to So: medium to Eco!. s.. to "a. ::
common to fair. So to 6N. Bcs, cows 6a. to
~; medium to good. 81, to 6t7: common to
, ,nn, 10 .. Best oxen. to ~; medium to
koou. 10 .; common to fair. to G: bulls
rat 81. to a; Bologna bulls. ~ to g. Eost
caves 10 10: medium to good. 10 sl7
ocst noss, 3: light. to Shz: sows and
:.aEs, I" \. Best sheep. 81 to 6: common
10 tair' to 8. spring lambs . To II: COM
mun. lower.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-24

coffee. duh: Rio Is. oHc. Santo. 4. lo=,c
IN inc with weakness in lard. co,tonseed
OH SOFA on today. hut acted fairly steady
az me decline, In absence OF any hear
PRESSURE. While cash trade slow seiltI-
!neht appeared optimistic. and inclined 10
INC psli"t that any Improvement I'm tho
provisions list would b~ quickly followed h.,
OIL Finai prices were tn 10 points nc
Iowrr; Sales 100 barrels. The market
crossed. steady Spot and June 1850 bid
july. l"ShMlHS August. lG.7aff IN so: Scp-
TENDER. lo.sq 1880 October. o7amoSo: No
ren'ber ssS6s $50. December. S,7I $50. Jan
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BOND LIST

ArgIo French - Observation-Disclosures. ISL.
"a ,,a,,ic ,'n,., ! ,,c is, * %
- c. LII. and y 4s.:......;.,,,,,;;. So
a c. l.. cv. IS On Baitimorc) thidp. s?t7
.Chcsapcakc and Ohio cv. ii2s.......... s3'>
=. and q cv IS new (b!dD ......... aii2
i,rrctt ard Myers Is . ................ l25
Mercantile Marine w pcr cent cts. lnSN.
Norfolk and Western ~. +zs.. ............ l5p'2
Scaboard AIR Line stamped 4s........... 81
S-ahoard Air Line adj. as................ 66l.
southern Halfway As Observation-Disclosures. 7N'.
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 1919
l. s Registered %. 1870 thidb ..,......... 90
L. s. Registered IS, 1915 (hidl........... 100
l. s. Registered IS, 1925 thidl ............ 10
l.. 6. Registered Panama SIS. 1861 thd) :. lr1
United States Steel "a 5s................ 1O4;s
Na-Brown Bros. CTS. wv. NaD.......... 81
Va.Car Chem Co Observation-Disclosures. 9sis
.Sa-car Chemical g. Observation-Disclosures. InM:
Va Rwy. and Power Co. IS (asked).. -. 90t1
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$50; mixed. se.4oop so 80: heavy 50 IS a So o.:
rough. s9.35 a s.? 80: pirs 81 boS5 90 m
.attie--R Receipts 1000: weak Native hoe:
..a..e' ,9om sll3O; Stockcrs and feeders.
saI.'m sS,,o cows and heifcrs s3.i53 81
Shccp--Rcceipts IL OTO: weak wc,hrrs
S7.D00 $500; lambs sI5o n slo no surir-crs
IS 90 II sll co < - >i'''N' E'''"s'''
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed yesterday In the office of the
United States District Court for the
son G. Jackson. bartender. OF South
Bclvidere Street Liabilities we've CIV
on as s615.9o. with no assets. The pc
titioncr made affidavit that he was un-
able to pay the fees incident to filing
the Detition
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iIENRICO TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds of BnrEnin md SnI,
4 ulQlIuflnC In

Joseph l.. Sadlcr ct ux. to a. Beirne
Blair, 10 acres north side of WilIiama
burS Road; also lS7 acres south OF viii
liamsbrrg Road and east Of Lee Ave.
nue. June IS. 1915, $3.50.
Berry X. Robins ct nix. to pbilin
Johnston: two acres in Varina District
near Darbytown Road, ten miles cast OF
city. March 6, 1916, s35
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Charles NJ. Brandt and Elizabeth F.
Thomas. both of Philadelphia.
. Charles a, Dpllings and Mary E.
Charles kanary, and Bessie Virginia
Beasley.
Elonzo f. Smith and Louise c. VAL
enttne. ,...
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rETERsnukCi PEAN1.r u.p1.nn

'N ,",r , ,'N Rodgers. Plummer & CO.. Inc
7, r. EhS ~ re. VA. June 23.-Spanish-
tanners subsidiaries: firm. Clearer, u,
'cT.hE, kl"': holders asking. sllc
r, FARMERS stock-MarKet nrn
fAncy Jumbo. &c per pound: fancy hand
It i'- sc psr pound: extra prime, s,.,
stock. 2i2 Il 81 per hound
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LOSSES OF IMPORTANCE
! NOTED IN WALL STREET
Movements Show Strong Indications
= of Professional Traders Being
in Control.
--sHARP RALLY AT CLOSING
Break in Tennessee Copper Follows
Passing of Dividend-Public Not
EvidencinE Deep Interest in Any
of Standard Stocks.
ny rnoADAN WALL.

MEM YORK. June 23-Net losses Of
Importance were recorded in Wall
Street to-day. although at the close
there was q sharp rally. Every move
rment throughout the day indicated
. clearly that the market is in the hands
-~of professional traders. who are try
Ing TO make a turn on the shor; side.
: They began their attack ut the very
opening Banking interests attempt
ed to stop il by supporting steel and
Reading.
The flood of selling became too great.
and the bankers stepped aside Quick
declines then were seen. and n the
close OF the day the usual COVERING
movement caused a rally. This rally
was accompanied with the report that
{ -Carranza had been assassnatcd The
a. Street also expressed the belief tina,
:, military operations in Mexico would
/. be stopped short of war. Perhaps
~~the most important feature of the day
= was the break OF sl4 points in Ten
= hessee Copper, following the passing
pany hopes TO get some large con
, tracts. and has committed itself to
:, such an extent that il cann", with
draw. although the proposed customer
still has some time in which 10 accept:
. Tennessee Copper has surplus OF
about sS.3oo.ooo, Of which at least 81,
!. coo. 600 consists of quick assets re
ginning July !, when the new rehnins
unit Will he put into operation. the
company VIII have an amman output
Of 100000 pounds Of copper. on
(which profit of 10 cents q pound Is
assured This. together with its acid
contracts will put the company IN
position of unusual strength.
WAR PROFITS ARE NOT
MEASURED IN REPoRTS
Published reports OF many companies by
no means measure profits Tennessee
Copper has no; disclosed Its war profits.
neither have Industrial Alcohol. Distilers
American Locomotive Crucible. Cruci-~
HE for instance ig reliably reported TO he
making more than 90 per cent It's STOCK
right now. That Is It's profits are greater
making rcarly - per cent at the most
conservative calculation. making So pc recent
OF II. rket price. ,
II became painfully apparent, to-day that
the public Ia not deeply interested In stand
F.. ard stocks The raiders went after special
ties and found tho public carrytns bundles
OF them. Motor stocks were iumhi"d out at
n lively rate at declining quotations. Cor:
: 'rcrs were heavy. War stocks OF every
description suffered All Of those stocks
declined. in spite OF tho fact thai they are
Is earning fabulous dividends.
NEW YORK June 23-M"rcan'ilc rapcr.
81. I2l. Sterling. SiN;y-day bills, 81 ~:
,ablcs s4T6 7-l6 Bar silver. G5',. Mexican
dollars Eni, Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds heavy. Time loans. hrin
sixty and ninety days, A.. q AZ: six months.
c-.Ti Call money, easier. ruling rate. M
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued Ivy the
clerk of the HustinGs Court yesterday
as follows:
Samuel G.. Jeffreys and Julia Gladys
Crouch.
James n. Brown and Jessie @. Fray
ser.
Arthur r. Sharpe and Leila A. Spen-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

NEN YORK. Juno e3.-cotton goods were
steady to-day, and yarns continued high
a ana hrm Wool markets strong at
NOM" ana abroad. Cutting trades no, AZ
i"cted by strikes are busy. many OF them
!aKinE In additional quantities OF silk ma
tF:ais for waists and dresses
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NANAi. SrnRI.S

SANAENAH GA. Jun> 22-'rurpcntinc
Urn urn, ",T3N'z; receipts. SO casks: shipments
i'n CASKS: stock Less casks. RoSin. firm
si,i,s '"' barrels receipts. i'si barrels
SHIPMENTS 3a' barrels. stock. 6G0S4 barrels
Suc'.: A.. II. iooI505. e.. n 5n5: Is
..i5ns2c: +. j.2oH525. q. 525Tslo: IL
...'2 u 90: l.. 530MS 70: h. 5.4O6i545 NJ
'''"H"": NJ $500, so; VIC SIS; WV &.
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CHICAGO. June :a.-Wh.at Dropped to-
day 10 the lowest prices yet mis- season
Large crop estimates and the lack ot ex-
r1rt demand appeared to he chiefly resI.on-
Siole The market CLOSED heavy 2s,C TO
ga 5hsc ne, lower. with July at s?a. a .sT,c
and; ;.nd September at sloefs 81 .o2',. other
tcduihE tapes. too. all underwent
naLk.corn. lasUla.c to :i2c. oats. Sc 20
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HUsrINGs COURT.

w f. English. charged with for
gerry, pleaded guilty In the Hastings
Sourt yesterday and was sentenced to
eiSnteen months in the penitentiary
Judge Richardson as deputy high con-
stable. 4. o
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HENRIco RELEASE DEED.

One Relense Deed. AMOUNTING to
S2.oI0.
II. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to j. w.
Fraser, les 40 acres. fronting on New
Market Road. June %, 1916; $z,240.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Eleven Release Deeds. Amounting
to S23,0.D.
w f.. Purcell. Jr.. 81 al. trustees
TO Charles W Crump CT ais. IS feet
inches by III fee; south line FLOYD
ANenue .! feet east of Harvie Street
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cHANCERY DEEDs OF Tn,fsr
Eleven Deeds OF Trust. Amounting 4.

ct al. trustees. 50xl35 feet west line
Lamb Avenue; 100 feet south OF Craw-
ford street November Is. 1915. s., 062
ct al. trustees. 21xl55 feet north line
Main street, 81 feet inches east OF
F0ushce street. June is. 1915. $3.50
Lantha q. Lipscomb ct vir to Charles
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HuSTINGS TRANSFER.
e-d of nnrEain md Sale. Amount-

lONliS feet, iSu feet from wcst line n,
Eorty-second Street May 81. 1916
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
=
u esa' &. large bales
Ml!.l.FEED,
SEW YORK LIVE sT0CU "a,

Ill" 3DHk June ?3.-Beeves. steady:
"..iH. !'S'N y 50. cows 81 OnGi IS %
,snsa1lES..s, arm. v'als. sIooom3i3cs culls.
81 nha lambs steady: sheep. 5000
1000 '"S' 81! -"G &l.H; culs,
ro mss' ,,2sdy. ish, to heavy. $1,000 SO Is