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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09
PRODUCTION OF GRAIN
SHOWS BIC FALLING OFF
Figures Indicate There Will he OH.
100000 Bushels less Than
Last Year.
ADVANCE IN WHEAT PRICES
Wild Opening Is Expected This
Morning = Movements in AIcrCan-
tile Marine. Motors and Paper
Shares Attract Wide Attention.
Try BROiDhN WALL.

-,EW YORK. August S-AlthouEh th"
Eov"rnuaut crop report issued this afternoon
DISCLOSED 3 disaster in the aprtnG wheat
fold tn" stock market had discounted and
closed irni. with nee, gains In many GUAR
t.r- Tho ilark"; was broader. too. than II
has by.u fur wccks Many standard stocks
showed fc" Most 90 Tho days work. of
course. was I'm spocialtirs and most ~ tn"
huyirr WAS Tor tho ACCOUNT Of professional
traders who took RdvtutHr" Of tn" bad
crop reports 20 cover their contracts
This crop r.por, Is $50 bad. however, that
IL may hold the uaTkot back while Ion
rsr. Accor6i0e TO tho official figures thor"
will b' go. '-'Ir1u bushels loss OF grain IN
the United States This year Than last.
Reliable REPORTS from Canada show that tn"
sIriuG wheat disaster has extended 20 that
country. SO that the total shrukas" in grain
Toy Tho year wi., b" not less than i,leA@p,onn
i, Is possible ,na, these figures 10 not
iu"ssIr" tho worst Th' .Eovorum"nt crop
roror, is dated Angus, /. but, a matter
Of fact. Ia" figures arc gathered about
week EARLIER hI the farmers that ii
roally should be dated July :. Most %.
the damage was conc nj tho end Of luly.
and Tho had conditions have grown worse.
Wheat prices were to-day more than 30
cents hCsho above those of July j. a
wild opening is expected to-morrow morn
INK
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKErS
DRY Ghnnc

NEW YORK. August a-Co,ton goods wora
"'lE. today. Prices higher on nil,
coins and brown shc-,ings YARNS 80
"r"S' goods were hrm. Raw six was s,o.d1
ana Sii" goods sold Well Tor fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09

pursuant to an order Of tho United
Si"tcs Instruct Court for the Eastern
District OF Virginia entered August q
iSi". IN the matter OF Anderson Label
frintinE Company, bankrupt. we. tho
Undersigned. VIII on 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09
CROPS ARE CUT DOWN
BY ADVERSE CONDITIONS
weather. Disease md Insects Have Uc-
suited In Loss of i03.0nu 900
Bushels In Wheat
.NASIiIN(;rcN

WASHiNGT0N, Angus; s-Advcrsc
conditions. due TO weather. plant dis
ease and insects, damaged the conn
rvs principal farm crops during Iniy
and resulted in e loss Of In50no 0nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09


aa by v juns g e seTta,p deed Of
clerks Office of iicnrico Chance ere
Govrt; IN D. b; 1919 page 1877. defauift
,.c "r; Is oeeh cen MADE I'm the payin"". 20
being required so TO do. ] will sell hv
pubic auction. on tho premises. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1916.
at o'clock +. NJ.
tho lot and improvements fronting on
me me west side OF Moss Side Avenue. ia
, rces ana, ana Inches and extending back
SIiSntiy converEing lines 3GG feet.
more, or less. to Corbin street. on
when when street said lot fronts 20 feet.
IN section b. In the plan OF Northamp,
ION. recorded I'm the clerks office or
10 aue"rico circuit Court, In ID. Is. 10, page
TERMS: For cash as to 40 much or
tne proceeds as may be necessary TO
trust, hS ; ime expenses or executing this
OF per cent. all taxes, ievies and In
surance premiums due. and also :.
iI evins ,o proportion of the taxes and
I, note for $500. With interest," ns 20 rr pay
June -. 1916: note for SCI. with
81 @it, ron June ~. 1916: n note for
ecm m9ae fsS7T s21i with interest from pc:
Ito for ! SO ,x September %, 1915; a
q. 1915: a note for SCI. VIII rom Nun lyme
IRON from March p. 1915: a note for .27.
subject to a credit of $3.50 ns or III;
l9l5 AZ to the residue OF the nur,
a g, onn money In two equal installInents
negotiable notes bearing interest from
DAY or sale and secured by dcoI ~
trust on said property. %
GEORGE e IIAw.
Surviving Trustee
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RICHMOND nay MARKEr


Ing. Calves steady: ycaIs {: M" Z; e ~.
' irEinia caves. $a.O3N si27S. sheep ana
lambs. STEADY: ordinary To good sheer, $40.
IamNs. ElOVgM Sll.ih. Hogs. no traNinr
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AUCTION Satisfactorily
HANDSOME FURNITURE, MIRROR.
PIANO. BRIC-A-BRAC, DRl,GC;I.T
LACE CURTAINS, DRApEny
CHINA AND GLASSWARE. ETr,
We VIII sell at tho residence of Mrs
'ora Gilman. 1884 West Grace. ' o.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST. o
at 1880 A NJ

a. w u" a. NJ,
IAtLOf 5-pieco p,rIor
S SUI, unregistered in green silk plush Iu
textures; Bric-a- Brnc. Gold IIeaf Frame
EIeS. iM,'rGnr; Mahogany Rocky 9xI3
Library Table. N"' '''''''
LlRRARY-AIahog Case : IL
W Mnhn,., n upriHiht riano. 5-piecc inlaid
Hooktase Administer n"ms su brura M1hof ian
leather Turkish Couch, Massive Ma
Pictures. "'" i"ote'
nlNiNG-RoOM : 9-piecc Chartered
' OAK Suit. 9NI2 Administer Druggot.
tcim nrnss SILVER 1rn, niated Ware. Cut Glass.
p;AaNTiSY1Large size Eddy Rcfrig-
erator. Crockcry. etc.
= ikhICH ESETwo Tables. two Chairs
FRONT HNLi.oS IISssk o' Smn,fcrca
OAK Table: Roman Seat and Stool.
BED CHAMBER No. I IN MAuoc:-
rIne Mattress, Handsome Mahogany
hog P DESKS 1rIssI ,wo ana e., Gihinonier Ma
ers. Costumer. Pictures. Table. Rug
Wall Cabinet. N3'
N&HHAMbEH SS BED IS and 9:;l..G
Table ana Tesk. ricturc.s." ' etc. '''cNer'
pre aMn Tabls NO Two 3 II ioc GAk-Dresser
SINGER saving Maeh H1ra o RrSniaSaa
hlTTO!S. etc
snnMai t;oCM-cabinet. Stool. Chairs,
sEEytAST's QUARTERS = Folding
eS Sa e.t Garden nref uer.
der; also lot OF other offerings too
numerous TO mention
sale positive. TERMS: Cash
Ladies especially invited to attend.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctionccrs.
GEO. V. OLIVER. Salesman.
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Bankrupt Auction
Sale
OF
EN1f rr

THE FULLY EQUIPPED PRINTING
OFFICE OF THE ANDERSON
LABEL PRINTING co. No. 3 GOV.
ERNOR STREET
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oct ......... 1850 1872 1850 1a7c
cash grain: Whcat-No. rod. new I.33a,
q !6i2. 40. rod. new, l.26M Q1.3S: No
hard new. l.S2t. a i34ss; No. hard. now
lisa 1885. torn--No. yellow, S5i. a S5H.
No. yellow, Si,z: No. white SEA Sai,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09
MARKET rnNn1rln,

'hickens-Thr demand for chickens has
n":n splendid AZ ice por pound and snrie
brought as much AT 200 pound Fowls ac-
i've al lsc Mound EEss-rh" receipts are
lu~t STOUT equal 1" IN" dcnHud. ..v-ry thlnE
h"'nF '!.hn"d Al cail> Brtt"r-Iu good do
m"n". i-iv" Ht"' i>-N"aIS and hogs a.. ~
r"N'E scarce. and settling ro.iily uDo.
arrival NJ the htrhest prices quoted above.
JANUS 'rd chi:ia arc also m y"'y tin. 10.
I .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
WILLIAM CATLIN & CO.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THE TwO-SToRY FRAME DWELL
ING ON MOSS SIDE AVENUE IN
THE PLAN OF NORTHAMp,rrN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09
OUTLOOK FOR FANCY PRICES
FOR ALL FARM rHODI'CT,

Cotton wont moro ihau 81 hlghor to-day.
rho outlook is Tor fancy prices for all farm
products.
OF to-day stock inducements those in
Mercantile Marine motors and paper shares
attracted most attention The advance in
Marin" was duo 20 $40 tuforma tiuu that no
notes would have 10 hc ISSUED In connection
with tho reorEaniGstion.
The movement against shorts in motors
was begun according schedule to-day.
II gained In force mn to tho close. and some
Of the professionals are in Il prccarious
situation. hut with tho price war Oh. and
with the damage to crops, the motors. as a
class ar" regarded still as highly specu-
lative.
SUGARS woro stronger and munitions were
we'll purchased
Mos, impressive 81 tho DAYS business was
the buying oi United Stutos steel and tho
continued advice Of leading bankers to pur-
chase II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09

NEW YORK August s--Mcrcnntllo pay"r.
-. y sterling riNty-day bills. N7lis: do
Inand. S4'6N.; cables, s. - 5-lf Bar silver.
steady; railroad bones. irregular. Time
loans. steady; sixty days. g'.H3: ninety
DAYS. 50 81. yiN months. 81 at can moucy
firm. ruli,r rate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09
HOTEL RAYMOND virgin

leach and steel Pier: rooms with nri~s
pa'hS ana running water Special tIgr
up weekly. $3.50 up daily 60
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r. Z. TYLER. Auctionecr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
G.hER IL..ATD.

aaGDa sl entR@da en- tl territoIlo me
.ricano pa1,a aband0nar Ia caREsn die
n1e es jefip y que 81 ella t2e o. Cha-
haafrua pEira para desTeai,se de sn es-
rnso al,tes de Gar el "iaTe Gne In ma
tra:du q Cuba
Raspecto Il la %si1uac:@n mlllrar de
sl esHn1so declaro que e-Ta .oDeria y
rrle e-l estos mume mto5 se tlalbaDa pre-
rGara6o rara progresar gr4ndemfsnce-
SeprIn las n0tlrEas que ella EeTlla am
-es de c Fsandonar Il Msziro, las 5I1erzas
r~arrancistas qne DpeTan 4 las 6nSenes
daI general JacinE0 B. TrEwifin, lla-
maGa Ia "icDlumr2 ~volante," sc am
uonrriaba &eteniGa EN- Ortiz, Chitusa-
h,Ha. 4 S. kilGmetr0s de- esta Ultima
ciuG2d. sim poder aEamzar a causa die
nue los soldadGs Tillissa8 Lhatian Dies
trDzaG0 la via feaTea y dEstrr1ido ell
Faente Frimripa- por Ndonda haIbian DE-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
IiaDF i vi 4 Btii.

'.E' TIu~i@" dr. Ia HIatIia, ga s&
a,Se q. 4 -~ De- u1c5erair ire i.e.m@- @!-
zee j.. .-g.er1e"
Ar - IT,. On cl Wagon an.ericaao
"A rr,a- .ge--o 2 ,c.tc puerto Ia o~-
aoea ~ ai-as sami..a~a, Gu4 taH.mao
-..nea,.l n.nz.raao "P@nrh@' %i.la. I'll
- Witt a >ae.-@@ cluGa3 nos &G"sG-
tI .naoc 1ia, a.. gable. L. cgnas.a-
.r:an nu= 81 n.a-aG4 a c1ra ciuiay& rs@-
Imss ST.. ina.rusaeio hace:o CONSTR
;,a. q-,as Irnpas TnHIormatf~as. Ra.t@
rrl. .lf. "a s naprla~ida& de-! rauGz-
.n ra,a r.l@nan.io y 4 sI historical ue
:r-cs-os y de auG@-fa- sun r.-naro .9
...g.n, die rrsr ra rrr=i~rg lie Ia- Ha-
,..aria. agc rarereq nersegl IT,. &r ~er
,icr,tas -os lnrarmes uc.e NO. lle-am
em cs,as m!-a-uoz t1cm~o.s. "a. qua f..
.avc9ll..c co@luc.@r Ga c5crrioo5.
a ree.bir 80 ia tamil.a DE. rari.I,@
" .u -ganrnIlamle~lto ggar}Gleron EN-
.ar o..@- --a. ou..r er general @-ha&&-
III. uus STE eio-@a-r@oa ,cn esta. > c.
.4-ra c@naadc~c5a! ,i1.tsta en re1a-
srlur f~lcsnamlleZ.
an.ra. -,,,n.-, %. rih~,a r,l5-s-a rf hr-
-..a +-,aa .s-!taaa -a auaun~ Ge Villa
.... los -rsSod1-,a~ nprss lmz crc :aH
, n,t,-nr- ae 3o nrge -ns.og @sDararar-
rs-n ,z ,rrfasarro. ruro srases a-ra-
',., .mos - a~,~,na@s o-rrr5or~s m,o-
,.n ra~.lo fari'itarges s9 taoor em ,rIlam-
IT,, % 80 ..r.-srrc asrny1ara.
Ia r,,,r.n ,r;,mr9 ,sar oe-erar icrip
30. r. .~o,,, .aori a- maq -.rla za55ar7l Tgi
sn riar,.oT gc Villa fire Ia ollie nos inn
( ror~no die sis arnmna+rrp rles er csre
=. .,,,.. G+,,n r..... mo~ .nferro aa rr.-
..." aos,-mr., .7r-, milton ~rr.r -,apr nor.ma,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08

.ts I'Hr 'H ---A"' 'as"'' aAAHa" r".NA = @"LA -"-'
yo7as c1moiilaA1s I0 tem0nra&l gGe.
.lieraa. r@t&r Ell Gu@g..
-" Se'i@rH aF4 S"7HE2' 'a'1a'
r., ..=o,,e .d.r war,@r,. Militia az d.
,,7 s.r,,.-r.o ,aari.aa,. prna rcrrr r., .rr
.,u a riaa .orrr Ia IIes.gdm rem e41o.
-f- fmo,s a5o- -ar:ria7Go g. 81 csrpc.+a
o.. t,fa nn ramuaIa Zine ba 6ecsno.
,.,..,- a.. ,.n,,., 81. m nr,n .nra,,n ,c-,a ,mr
r, in. o.n. r~o r,ana:r r,nf.,rro
r,. Cd rn ra. rrre n, r,o,jia rr,nrgr+a- $50
eagao,i indies - tiue narcoc 2st4r
o, M.zg,ia. - rrrhsa. saas airn aplga-
In. ce ror-,.srm aGeraqe- = f$cil oon-
f., --ri.om. en La tr.c 4e r.ola sn fesu-
cariu. cn@la Ha pa * su n~c-a9icseia
rue -o To-, pocn. .Nay1u e~ San An
,5e C@3,ihmahma r. raen.a ea IL .ae
-.aa.b.rI r.a -nlo W. anms. Inaclcndig
ninro ollie u=4i@ @aa les-=nys i lus ,Be.
rl.aainla nnuvica.go. ,c3n c, Gr.e f2 re-
niga E,pS u1Sus, uua nina mule rr!g7c, Gg
&esgra-ia d4 perdc-, \ cl uzhn .Agus-
Min nnla v.cr1c rmu ella = rlenta. cm-
nno yn de iarmos 4ichm, com r,esi anna
dive e&ad.
Cmna3o noaotroz Huahnam@& com Ia
cs2asa dell general rev0iucionan'io. @os
n~r"HircsJ@ que uera inclcgbo que IA es-
rao;s It cEcoartrarra ell v1spcI.ls de-
a&G.nlorHGr Ea r&Earraiia GDn1o Sc habIu
mroemataGo, 1ues nglmca iI oonta&0 c0m
n2a.y oH,cs eatuziasEnos gup ahoasa y
@iensa pr0sagulI-a hasIa -0 muerte
en Iiuinna csl-so, sd bi4m Ell Ia 9eguri-
faai &c rue e! tlrunfC defimiti10 hra
lie ser suy,o = no hn de DalGar mucho
cn .cgTaric-
Nos manifesto cue Sali5 de- CildaG
5~41e& ra,ra rGsIa via New Orleans. e-
lIa 20 rDr -a 1aade, @ycom Ea1aG@s del
,rcrcnel i]Ilp6Iito Villa. Cnc sc EN-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
n@zniintie aau um laoorantisnn.

La sef,ora del esneral Villa mos nD-
go 9re hiciegamoa cGnscar para dies
I!emti~ de uIa ma~lera rorundEa el IT.
mor proPal2lo po- los l&boGantfstas
que amid&a an Ell Paso y qae lo hi
rier2n en Las rsdaec5ones de hos DE
.I5odicos Gle aili So editGn, cue era
inaiarro qE@ ella sc hub5era 6irigido
ChIh~ahGsR o. emtrevzstagaa COT sn
asnnso EaEa rogarle que ajhandionara
Ell r2naPa&&a rzTclucionaG:ia = se fns-
IA ooa eLla al a3-r2niarn.
Ag.ag6 Cne Ell Esposo sc e~ncomtra-
ba an ttieIra nlexicana- que era III
c5elto t~aufhi6m que estHriera preFa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
4lylEeo 0RREGGaN loF2sCtNsA.

S.eIIq mm ~prl'i@lir@ .+@r,.gII9d@ r'dl
ln& proImrDo> ir l@S s@t4Meos, -AI'iI-
~nn 81 TaIwo- Ala q drsraI>af d'
TO-. faNn-a~ ,FpIrn r." ralnsD' t@ eanIaj4'@a
rm ~ E~laim uIr i.in i:Glalana. t.!
d~.raM<a 5p tomar;A dom .ALEal1te Il
rarnra fianIo "a bonn N"rrpls' "rl La ma
,ranGa amfu@nnttr gu" .iiaco H'ail"s
,p,,,.a. -. lnr FL aIr@1'r Tlv.lrrlio.
Na- .alm-ramms ,b~ Hllgr rl gloI2os@'
narafiu air1 observation-disclosures TO-
,o,. rl mlrrrciBo 4"~ram-@ tr .ns dGi-
r.a~ ra~rlaS ,rlup aolaori9 I'm IN D1LaF-
I'll lirNrlaI d. IT. l"Gs~- Texas, aI"rl-
iSrnlBo "a hanluete- y cc'nrI";laSr y
ra,i. yaa&m mill rzIhGn5ri@m &ie WHITES
-rmaaa- IA rr, H@trI bel Pas" den
N.mTrr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
GnAN noL-ENOlo% HE T0EIELAS.

I.ls "~a0EH.la:; aMn,aSsls "a 'coE'nAEfarifEn eS-
ian ael~eociuma1a. eIlrc lGS WellIGr. slehdo
Eli rGecb0-
A. lG ri!S1#ra e@c
ADMINISTRATORS tM ieGa ..,~."n-..""-"."~EH.I5
lIGG Ag!'T In LlSri-
In HlFreTlCsa DE- Bd.lHrrulE
lFDs lFiiSus del Aiae
lei ISa!IF de las N.CtInlas
lei lRagEtbNe :lHn Cana ~
V.EIIiG
lei SllIin 'TrdHinn
L. RerlG 1!agnPrio
Sin Ncmtre
lei iacr de Ia ~TrratDera
lei SHr-ein del 5Iill0rGlrior
EG las ErdTlbeTas del FaE WesI
Ia TDntGTG de LUZ
El rCaIi1In h% ~llnHrTTlTGl
El YliSTrri0 Gdl COHaNtln Fsr0e
lin EiGir al I@lG
ul l'LIidl De ui-O
la lCGsfl de MdrII
III IE1rlrfl tbe IL. Enrique rFl D0lieEild
Ia N&iia llutEatEa
liza CiIililG del FbGr LRprDsn
r.. Hence v eli DCts1T'
Fl Tr-iNmcntr tx LIN CurSpiIaaur
.AgeniWrGs DE MIR. FirEtWda
Lies l8umdidu- iFil %llIlra
hlNH Ia NisI@'b0Sa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
]. D. CEiELDS
" EEClG ADO

- guecialndad er prGrlsas tbe 1ElI.iEfas rerso"
males, rlrFITia aauS a.. eE;beTicEicha en- HODGES
ltts 1~riLuraleS. GGcr1eapanae-lcta pnlIlla"
MaeTlre iaF:Gdida-
EdIrbrIo ETcIcla Til trenie nte La Cdris.)
SAN hSTGxIO. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
PERFEcT0 SEG2ETARIG
MEXf I'M d

HoGlelus die rarta. ta~rrIIicr,eA. do
.nGiadad, camercialss y %Lr1arGans.
r.nnt;ena aG.erras uEla heru,usa cplee-
=i6r lie perIsaHaientcs en- Iraa
.,eIE0 para tar. gtss E~Nostalsss lenEua5s
Je las flpreE, frutasv ebc., y variai
undslus da cArtss pAra EvsaimsnEoa do
-c%atriEao-io-
Ei ~PsrtecIu S~ecretsria GeEicaDo"
:ss al re5ur li5ro Ell su sanepu do los
.~iusiicsdes MasstE ell din.
VALE ECO CEETATps.
PiidAsps a
ECsMAC.LD z. LrghEO.
NnT DnBurHnsz St--SEu Artnnio. TG1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08
"a Prensa de Cuba, l!egada.ayer d San
Antonio, nabls del arribo Dc la esp0sa d.
Francisco Villa a la capital DE- la lsIa
Produio expectation en III ElaEDara 81 VfaJe de
los farniliares del c6tehre g3aEdolerO

se-.$rMr en tGn-o mmuraD ,casl
Is. e q ciu&@i, scguan e ~pro@ouvm, r&-
To Js,-g@ msas alsIaGSmempe = r@n naG,-
yo74s c0modiAa4-s la temgorada qge.
Iicn~ag. c-~t@r cH &uag.
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TRANsFORTE Y AIMACE&AlE.,

CCrrnmos rom Dos T~nPj@rfs eItrienias para
HbErgr \ i-GaT .rlrEl de Eas t~IarD1HleS- EsH'e"
rbal aTsnc5&n @l vi tte@rmrEr1Ec De T1HIcsE&"
elias y nn ri -~laiebu y rempGGtie de cAJls
fuFrrs$. GaltiHraS. !nltiI.i3~. "ic. T@nf'iit0s a"
rnarp.ns.a crn ,rnrAtG.ulns rDrrGcarrIlerGs. Nh
raIIdhH ErGu- E.asa$.
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MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO.

ila-5ai NlwauraSa vi. .hmbns T0eneTnnas $ag-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-03
Office of Administrative Board,

City Hall.
Richmond. Va, May 81 and June 3, 1916.
To Va. Realty and Construction CO..
H. S. Wallerstein. Prudential Realty
Co, Thos s. Wlnn, A. J. Stands Est,
Leslie II. Phillips. A. J. Stands Est,
Florence w, Burton. Robert Currie.
Mary A. McDonough. Pat McDonough
and Patrick McDonough.
You are hereby notified that the Ad-
ministrative Board of the city OF Rich
mond. Virginia. have made the follow
abutttng property owners whose prop
ertv abuts on Alleys a." "B" and &C.
in the block bounded by the Boulevard.
Mulberry Street. Grove and Hanover
Avenues. by reason Of the grading OF
said alleys by the city,
Alleys "A" B." &C." in the block
bounded by the Boulevard. Mulberry
Street. Grove and Hanover Avenues
Va. Realty and Construction Co, 100
feet; II. s. walierstein. so feet: Pru-
Dental Realty Co, 40 feet. 9 inches:
Thorn. s. winn. % feet; A, ]. stands
Est, 50 feet, s inches: Leslie II. Phil
lips. "a feet. inches; A. J. Stands Est,
~ feet 2 inches; Florence w Burton,
1s. feet. inches: Robert Currie. I37
feet, 6 inches: Mary A. McDonough, SO
feet. 6 inches: Pat MoDonoush, rs feet;
Patrick McDonough, 1%s feet. Damages
none.
You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore the said board. in Room No. sos
Third Floor. City Hall. Richmond, Va
at the hour of IL o'clock. Friday. June
Is. 1916. to show cause. IL any you
can. against said ascertainment made
by said Board as aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 27th day
of May, 1915.
p. 8. NJ. HICKMAN.
Acting Clerk to the Board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-03
John J. Wicker. Jr. n.

The Commonwealth OF Virginia,
To the sheriff of the city of Rich
mountaineering:
We command you, that you summon
Planters National Bank of Richmond,
Virginia, a corporation: Virginia Coal
Briquetting Company. Incorporated. a
corporation: Richmond Briquetting
Corporation. a corporation; indianapolis
Pressed Fuel Company, a foreign cor
poration. to appear at the clerks Of
fice OF the Law and Equity Court OF
the city of Richmond, at the rules to be
held for the said court on the first
Monday in July, 1915, to answer a bill
in chancery. exhibited against them in
our said court by r. w. Darlington,
trustee.
And have then there this writ.
Witness, Luther Libby. clerk OF our
said court. at the courthouse. the 26th
day of May. 1915. and In the 140th year
of the Commonwealth.
LUTHER LIBBY,
Clerk
r. w. Darlington, 2. q.
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SEALED PROPOSAIA
Offioe Of City Engineer,
City Hall.

City Hail.
Richmond. Va. May -, 1919.
Sealed proposals Will DO received at
this office until II O'CLOCK, NOON.
JUNE Is, 1915. for the construction of
1--WE (5) sections Of q concrete sewer
along Bacon's Quarter Branch. for a
total distance OF about $500 feet.
Forms OF proposals may be obtained
upon application at this office.
Plans and specifications may be ex-
amined at this office. or may be se-
cured by bidders upon a deposit OF
$40. which will be refunded upon the
return OF the plans and specifications
in good order.
Bidders are required to examine the
location and site OF proposed WORK
to ascertain any and all difficulties or
construction
A certified check. payable to the
city treasurer. for $500. must ac-
company the proposals for each section
Of the sewer. as a guaranty Of execut-
ing contract.
The Administrative Board reserves
the right to let this work in sections
or as a whole, or reject any and all
bids.
CHAS. p. BOILING.
City Engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-03

in ~ svsninn. TINS p3oGif ~
one u the best exercises 6St&
dered AZ Asbury cherch- Tk1ro
be forty voices In the eAerusea H.
who compose the committes nra 49,
W. X. Renner. Misses vora He1lGU1
Lille Williams ana Carrie Barrow -
]. 3. Renner. Miss Vera R146o04
pianist; Mrs. W. X. Rsnnsr. orGAntotI
J. D. Renner. director.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-03
Office Of City Engineer.
Cffx, uoY1

CITY HAT.
Richmond. Va. May ~. 1915
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until ~ O'CLOCK. NOON,
JUNE I, 1916, Tor granolithic sidewalks,
curbs and cutters. At sundry locations,
as per list In this office.
Forms Of proposals can be obtained
on application.
Certified check for amount stated on
proposal must accompany each bid az
a guaranty OF execution OF contract.
The Administrative Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
CHAS. r. BOILING.
City Engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-03
NCHEDULEx
CHESAPEAKE b OHIO RY

Gin. Lou'vle & West. 20 p. IT D., Ill o.
Main Line. Local. "7:25 A., 1918 n,
James River Line 1000 a.. 1918 n.
N. News, Nix. Old Pit.
$3.50 A.. "12m.. - o.
Newport News. Local. 1900 a., 800 D.
Trains arrive from MIX, s1l:oo a..
'1:~5 p. $3.50 D.. N. News, ss:55 a.
1905 p. From West. 1910 a., $3.50 D..
1855 A.. s1:l5 p. 7:10 p. daily from
Charlottesville except Sunday from
Thurmond. Jas. River. tS:25 a.. 1850 ..
week days, $50 p. m. Sundays
Daily. Except Sunday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-03
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office OF City Engineer.
CITY Hall.

Ofrice OF City Engineer.
City Hall.
Richmond. Va. May 20, 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until II O'CLOCK NOON.
JUNE 7. 1915, for construction Of a
hand-rail or fence on wall. Fourteenth
Street. near Mayo's Bridge.
Forms Of proposals can be obtained
on application.
A certified check for, 800, payable to
the City Treasurer. must accompany
each bid as a guaranty Of execution OF
contract.
The Administrative Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
CHAS. e. BOILING,
City Engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-03

Broadus Memorial--W f. Gibson,
pastor-Bible School at 9:15 A M.
Rev. w. J. Clark. OF Virginia Union
University, will preach at II A. NJ
and at s P NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-03
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
corner Park Avenue and Meadow
Street-Services nj II A. M. The
subject will be. GOD, the Only Cause
and Creator"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-03

CIR ve-A v n e--There will be
preaching tomorrow at both the morn
ing and evening services by the pas
tor, the Rev. w. G. James
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-03

Leigh Street-Corner Tw n y-fifth
and Leigh Streets-Pastor j. J.
Wicker will preach-11 y. NJ, The
Kings Business; s P. NJ, THE
Labor Problem.
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