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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
hying Practically
Juspended Pending
Developments
REGULATORS
BADLY AT SEA
copper Stocks Only
Exception to General
HeavineSs

3gEW YORK. June 29.-The New
~ Evening suns financial re-
Nv "Wednesday. said:
sBareIy more than a nominal
1Sket prevailed in wall-st. for the
oater part OF the session on the
Eek exchange today. Public buy
~ was reduced 10 a minimum, as
Setult of the supposed imminence
Gen. Carranza's reply to the uiti-
1fnm demanding the release OF the
oprisoned cavalrymen and the trad
10als, who seems unable TO de
Urnine their speculative course.
Eos. while the traders appeared
buyers at the outset, they shift
kheir position and worked for re-
lion in the later dealings.
Following a quiet opening, which
Sa characterized by slight and ir.
Gular price changes. specialties
00ed up a point or so. but there
ne no vigor in the trading.
Possibly because the general list
twed no signs OF continuing the
6e. the trading element reversed
position around midday. utilizing
s11nveriGed report that the Mexi-
x reply had been received. to de-
&Ss the Mexican Issue and indus
1ai specialfies.
4. About the only exception to the
NERAL heaviness in the early aft
1incOn was found in copper stocks.
Ileactions and recoveries alter
~5ted In the later dealing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
cnIcAGn LIVE srocK

CHICAGO june Q. -Hr2s Pc
ceipfs -. 900. u4rHet sIar. 5nL1l
lower mixed ard butchers 1880
Ss5 good heavy s. 55U'so rnIg.
heavy. tqt5fta 90 hight - 3gNJ -
pigE. s. S0N tf5 Cattle. Receipts.
Il. 1r0. market. T-oT1v- RI f-t- ur-+-r~-
OeevfE - - n : ] 80. cows and FfIf-
ere. 1880 st1-ker4 and feed--s.
S. $3.50 TeVanF. fSfgfft 90.
calves. 81 - = T r - sheep Receipt.
1900. market. SOC lower native.
81 a0a So weatern. f1-51 a..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
fHff Ana GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 2'-ppentug --
down &c. Corn Iuiy unchan< ed /.
September up &c oats July IN
changed. Septemo Der unchanged. Pro-
visions Lower.
NCon-Whcai July down 80 sep
ten, Der down &C corn July down
&c. september down - oats July
down Lee. september down nc
Close-W Wheat. JulN down r. sep
tefnper up &c Corn July lp &c,
S4pterb~r uH irc oats. July down
&C September unS hanged FrCV4-
sions. Unsteady and inactive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
Banks and Trus, Companies.
The following frm. are orivileEed

70 execute orders on the exchange:
w. E. Moss q Co. Carlyle 4 Povah.
Geo. n. West 4 Co. r. r. Maccr one
mour q Co. W. 3. McIsGghiln. Her.
rill Lynch q CO.. w. A. Hamlin a
Co. VIM, A. Necr q Co, SINCLAIR a
couls. Emmss / ssprsgue wm- X;
Stockard q Co, Bennett. Smith q
Co. w. Z. Reilly a Co. Matthew
Finn. A. w. Wallace & Co. Le wis q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29

The American Association OF Nur
serymen will meet at Milwaukee to-
day for It's forty.frst annual con-
vention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29

The Central Leather Co, OF New
York TUESDAY declared regular
Quarterly common dividend OF one
nor cent and an extra dividend OF
ono per cent on common stock pay
able Aug. J..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
NEw YORK coT-rox M,RkEr

The Crucibie steel Co. has received
from the United states government
q ,yLe0U.o0o order FOR munitions or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
New York Stocks

passlons By Hornbiower 4 Weeks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-29
Financial Notes

Anaconda paid 5. dividend Tues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
LIrPi rs HELD BFv
Driver Of Motor Car to Bd(
Hearing To-Day-Carriage n
siderably Damaged, but Auto IL
sengcrs Escape Injury.

MIS- l.. F.. Palmer. 4l9 North Elm
street, narrowly escaped serious in
jury yesterday Afternoon when IA car
rage. in which she was returning to
her home from n funeral. was struck
by an automobile driven by w. A.
Lippy. 32o9 Chattin street The ear
riaGc was overturned and Mrs Pal
mcr received severe shock and nu-
merous bruises. She was not Knocked
from the vehicle. Mrs. Palmer was
sent to her home in passing jitncy
from Hanover Avenue and Elm street.
where the accident occurred. and was
reported as doing we'll last night
The carriage. the property OF j. W.
'liley. was damaged considerably. hut
neither OF the horses was injured
Abraham Nelson. colorcd the driver
was hurled from his seat and fell on
his head. lie was taken 10 Virginia
Hospital. where he was still patient
last night. although h" is not thought
to have been injured seriously.
Ltppy's machine was damaged badly
about the front tenders and the rndi-
ator. None of the occupants of his
machine were injured. but Policeman
Lawson, who arrived at the scene
shortly after the accident. arrested
lippy He will be given a hearing in
the Police Court to-day.
The carriage was crossing Hanover
Avenue along Elm Street when tho
automobile. proceeding west along
Hanover Avenue. struck II. lust what
caused the collision is not known. TIL.
carriage was overturned and Mrs Pal
mcr Vas rescued after some difficulty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
TO ELECT MARKET CHIEF
Asri""itnrnI Bonrd Called to Meet We'd
ncsda, {" Fiji New Ohice Gre
MED nv I.epislnfurc

The state Board OF Agriculture will
meet at tie Capitol on Wednesday to
eject the director OF the division OF
markets. an office created by the last
General Assembly to act in conjunction
with and under the direction of tho
state department OF Agriculture and
lnmlSration committee, composed
o. l.rrkeIoy u. Adams. of Charlotte;
W. w Sproul of Augusta; Frank Lind
say OF Norfolk County. and \. J. Nc
M"th' OF Accomac, has already agreed
upon "A man and will recommend his
election to the board
the object of The division OF markets
VII ID" 10 cuuailZc i'll every way pos
SIpie abnormal conditions when they
occur ana I" render such assistance "a,
the producer as viii cnar lie him to sell
agricultural products to the best adj
vantage Investigations will bc CON
quoted 10: the solution of all market
prohicnS, IN which are involved the
transportation and storage of farm,
products. and their production and dis
'rinh'l"h. The national government
VIII cooperate with the state in this
WORK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
Will WELCOME PUBLIC
AT HOSPITAL INQUIRY
Hoard Mil Conduct
irobe To-bay into Practices. Civ
ing IIcnrinG IN EvcryhOdy.

The inquiry Of the Administrative
Board into methods Of the Virgins,
Hospital ana the Richmoud Eye and
Har Inf!rm"rY. which will he held
AT $3.50 o'clock this afternoon, will he
Omen 10 the public and all who wish
I" do SO viii hc given an opportunity to
be heard.
several inQuirlcs were made by tcle-
phone NJ The office of the board ycs-
terd'y by persons who said that they
might be able ia shed some light on
the situation if allowed to speak. They
were tola that the board wou!d he glad
TO hear them.
IT has come 20 the ears Of members
or the board that reports are in cir
cE!atl0n TO Tie effect that som. CHARITY
patients who were referred 10 the in
f:nar. by the hospital authorities for
the treatment of certain Affections
have been charged fees This is tho
question which the board wishes to
probe.
Tho city pays $4,000 q year 10 ,ntin-
tain the Virginia Hospital for the treat
mcnt OF persons who cannot afford to
pay Tor doctors service. and II this
duty IS not being performed we want
70 find out ali about H." said one of tho
members of the board
Tho board has summoned surgeons
connected with the hospital and others
who may have Information on tho SUBJ
Scct. 20 be present at to-day's invests
cation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
BURNLEY CONFIDENT OF
SENATOR EARLY'S SUCCESS
Says Greene County Mnu, Candidate
for short Term. Is Making
Winning Hnrc.

ON the eve OF the Democratic pr-
mary 10 name Il standard bearer in the
race for the seat made vacant by the
retirement OF Representative James
Hay. Of the Seventh District. supporters
Of Senator y. L. EARLY, IL. who offers
for the short or uncXpircd term, arc
enthusiastic over his chances for sue
cess. senator Early's running mate is
senator II. II. Downing, of Front Roy
all. who is a candidate for the long
term. beginning March |, 1917. OPP
posed 10 Thorn is Judge Thomas w.
~ harrison. OF Winchester, who offers for
both forms
With regard to Senator Early's can
didacy. w. sam Burnley, Of the State
AUDITORS office, friend and supporter
of the Senator's. yesterday made tho
following statement:
Prom reliable sources. in the vale,
and on the east side of the mountain 7
have secured information to the effect
That Senator y. Il. Early. Jr.. is closing
one of the mos. strenuous and suc
"csSfui campaigus that has been wa.rcd
IN ID" Seventh District for years His
friends are iuhil;,nt over his accom-
phShmcn', and unhesitatincly claim
mat II" VIII he nominated for the short
| TERM IN congress in the Democratic
primary on saturday. September .
RUS Information is 50 n..cct and
reliable" that do not hesitate to give
| II l" IN" pnhlic. The Seventh is y
.rcat AGRICULTURAL district and the
| farmers have rallied splcndilly to Sen
;tt"r EarlyS standard"
over against tho enthusiasm i'm Tho
,'H'N camp came yesterday from Rev
James cannon. Ir.. superintendent of
IA" Auu-Saloon League OF Virgin,
,''' up"h IN" prohibition people In tho
seventh District to see To IL What tho
i''il WI" represents them in Congress-
Is openly and positively in favor OF
,'"li"hHl prohibition. Judge Harrison
~ "hiN ono OF the candidates who
Is" far has measured up to tho ,c,enn.r
, '"nHir"mont Senator Downing is NON
'"mhl'tal, in reply to the query pro-
r""f"e" ny the superintendent. and
senator Early has not yet n, ,dc r.n,v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
CITY TO PAY SOLDIERS
Mayor Signs Ordinance Allowing Full
Compensation Ia Municipal EN-
pIOyccS with the COlOrs.

Mayor NiDslio yesterday approved
ana returned TO City Clerk August tho
following measures, adopted by the
Common Council and concurred in by
tho Board OF -\ldcrmcn:
Resolution allowing full pay TO city
employees who wcro called into the
military service.
Resolution allowing refund OF S5.10
TO ". Il. Hewlett. OF 3l3 North Twcn-
ty-third Street, for work of repairing
a sewer
Resolution requesting Senators Mar
tin and Swanson and Congressman
Montague to use their efforts To have
Richmond named rs n location for tho
proposed Federal armor-plate plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
JAILED FOR SPEEDING
H">> \. taufhornc L. i'incd Sio0 .,a
Costs and Spends Day
ichind BARS.

Ross y. tauthornc. Of l6OI-A Monu-
mcnt Avenue. was fined 500 ana costs
yesterday and sentenced TO serve ono
naN IN lail by Magistrate Il u. Purvcar.
"' liHnrI'o County. for rccklcssly driv-
ing mis- automobile while i'm an intoyI
Gated condition along the Cary street
''"l'. In addition. he was required
I" furnish bond of $500.
h"ii the case was called Cauthorns
through his counsel. Julien Gum. en-
'"'"h u plea of guilty to the charges.
.nd asked that no witnesses be Called
nus was agreed to by Commemorative
Attorney Beverley. Cauthornc entered
upon his Jail term at II o'clock yester-
"hN' ana was Il free man last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
CAR WRECKS ICE WAGON
Hugh &. IIrny suffers PnInfui Lnccra-
tions In Collision on Richmond
and Chesapeake Hay Line.

y car Of the Richmond and chesa-
pcakc Bay Railway struck an leo
wagon driven by Hugh &. Bray. 2I23
East Marshall street. and Charles
Earncs. rolored helper. near Ha!nmond'a
nurseries early yesterday morning,
Bray sustaining painful decorations
and bruises and Barnes escaping So
riouS injury by a narrow margin Ice
was strcwn for a considerable dis
tan"c along the tracks.
The wagon was the property of Mrs
F!lorinda G. Jennings. anG Moore street
Mrs. Moore said last night that IL had
been damaged badly. The horses were
not injured. Bray. who was taken to
Grace Hospital for treatment ard later
removed To his home, maintained that
neither he nor his helper heard the
car whistle until they were crossing
the tracks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
CAMP STUART's ENVELOl
WILL CONTAIN $4,000
Troops Will BE Lined Up This Morl
ing for Final Payday
Inspection.
GRIMES BATTERY STRENGTHENS
Famous Portsmouth Command Near.
ing Minimum Strength Required
for Mastering Into Federal Ser
viccl-Moving Day at Camp.

Fay day is again approaching at
camp Stuart. and rolls for the different
organizations show that approximately
$4,000 will he distributed to the men
Tor their services in August. The reg
,lar monthly inspection for pny will
be made at $50 o'clock this morning
by l.ieutcnant-C Colonel Salomonsky. tho
camp commander. and the money will
be distributed within a few days
For pay to the men, supplies and
other expenses of the camp the govern
fnent spends about $4,000 mouth in
Richmond, according TO estimates made
by the paymaster's department. That
is what il costs to maintain Camp
Stuart. and to pay the 1855 men and
fifty-seven officers quartered there.
Work continues on the task OF NOV
ing out of the Fair Grounds. The new
location in Sher good Park Will be much
moro convenient and satisfactory than
the old one it is thought. Since the two
regiments OF infantry went to the bor-
der. the greater part of the men have
been quite a distance away from head
quarters. After the move which is now
going on. all the troops will be con-
solidated in Sherwood Park.
HIKE OF NORFOLK BLUES
POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY
The hike Of the Norfolk Blues under
Lieutenant Jeffries. which was intend
ed to start this morning. has been
postponed until next Tuesday. About
eighty men will make tho trip. and
Will he absent from camp thirty-siH
hours.
one recruit for the regiments in
TcXas who arrived In camp yesterday.
makes a total OF fifty four waiting to
be sent forward. They will be retained
in Camp Stuart till 100 have been
ccived. While waiting. the men are
being equipped and drilled. SO that
they will be ready for immediate SER
vice when they Join their regiments.
Recruiting for the Grimes Battery.
OF Portsmouth. has brought the num-
Der up almost to tho required mini
mum. so that it is expected that ;he
organization will be- mustered into the
Federal service within short time.
Private Edward =. Kcllam. OF Com
pany a, Fourth Regiment. OF Norfolk.
has been transferred to the Portsmouth
battery Of the Field Artillery.
The health Of the men in Camp Stu
art is excellent. No patients are in
the field hospital. \ few are in Me-
mortal Hospital. almost all being sur
gical cases. Major Lynch. tho chief
surgeon. has performed a large num-
her Of operations since the opening OF
the camp. lie has operated on thirteen
men for appendicitis alone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
Custer Law Didn't
Work in Bedford
Constable Otcy Failed 10 Secure
Removal Of Magistrate Who
Freed His Prisoner.

fallihG in an attempt to have tho
Circuit Court Of Bedford County GUST
from office magistrates s. H. Hurt,
whom he charges with freeing with
out Il trial Il prisoner charged with IL
penal oncnsc and with abusing as
sauiting and ill-trcating" tho complain
ant while in discharge Of his duty
Special Constable y. l.. Otcy, Of Bed
ford. yesterday invoked the aid of the
Attorney General in "vindicating the
supremacy of the law
Otey said he had tried i'm vain to
have local officials bring the magis-
tr:'tc to the bar of justice. The judge
told him. he said. when he lodged tho
complaint that counsel would have to
appear in his behalf Without counsel
lac was helpless there. -Four memhcrs
of the grand jury, to which he next
applied. were in favor of returning a
true bill. but the other three STALLED"
because Of their fear of ultimate ac-
quiitai. which would throw the cost OF
trial upon the state. The Commons
wcalth'S attorney refused to prosecute
because the grand jury had failed to
indjct.
Assistant Attorncy-Gencral Garnett
gave him scarcely more comfort, re-
plying that his request does not fall
within the scope of the official duties
of the Attorney Gcncr:n, who is ad-
visor only To the officers Of the cXccu-
tive department and certain boards
connected with the state government.
AS Il matter OF courtesy. however. he
Informed Constable Otcy that the act
in question says nothing about pro-
cccdinG against an official by means OF
Indictment. but apparently prcscrihes
all the necessary machinery for carry
ing into effect its provisions.
The constable brings serious charges
against Magistrate Hurt. His prisoner,
he said. was charged with Il penal Of
Tense. He brought the man before tho
Justice for either commitment or bail.
Whcrcupon, lie complains, Magistrate
Hurt set upon him. assaulted him. took
the prisoner from him by force. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
HUGHES MAKES GOOD
H. tn Itjchnond Hoy Commented by
uitcd states Marine Corps i!uiic-
hin for craftsmanship Record.

. an official bulletin issued by head
rters, pUnitcd States Marine Corps.
shington, appears the NAME Of Reu-
IN +. Hughes. Of this ciis a hav-
qualified as markSmau fn that
nch OF the government service.
ughes, who is son of ais ENa
hughes, go Perry Street. enlisted
me United states Marine Corps at
Baltimore recruiting station on
IN 20. 1916, and is now serving
Rrd the New Hampshire. une ot tho
est and most formllatle OF tine
er-Dreadnouchts.
5nsidcring the fact that EIuphc. is
rceiy more than recruit. his uyr-
nance in guuncry is looked upon
Aiariue Corps officials as promising.
he is expected TO break many
-ksmanship records before the OK
ZION Of his present enlistment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
WILL NOT PLACE COLORED
SANATORLUM AT iVOR
State Board of HEALTH RcscindS De-
cisjoH 40 Purchase y. y W.
Demonstration Farm.

In Difference to the wishes of tho
r AoDle OF lVor. Southampton County,
who entered - vigorous protest. the
Stlte Board of Health has finally Do
c.ded not to purchase the dcmunstra-
ZION farm OF the Norfolk and West
e'H Railway, near that place, q 10
cation for the colorcd sauatorlum for
kAe treatment of 'ubercular patients.
Eoon after the decision OF lie board
May to purchase tho place, a petit
}. hearing the signatures Of n NUM-
-r OF 1vor's citizens. WAS SEN; 20 tho
mmittee having the matter iu charge.
rotesting agains, the proposed pur-
Iase. Later, a delegation, appointed
a mass-mecting OF citizens appeared
rfore the committee, COMPOSED ul CEp-
Mn w. w. EaRcr, uf iiaisUurn DIR.
William +. DTcwry, Of bet.gsbu.g and
IN William vi. Smith, al -N.eNuudria,
ard lodged personal protect Tue
ion Of the board followed lh- report
o. he committee.
=. ne committee has number of other
W.u3 under consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
NEW PERIODICAL.
The state journal, a weekly Revfc,,
or virginia News and Events.
to ArPcnr ro-Dny

Virginia newspaperdom will bs AN
richcd to-day by the first Issue m 9TH.
state journal" which styles itself a
weekly Mirror OF Virginia Life. ON
the staff Of the paper are ]. Archer
carter. Il recent graduate Of Richnond
college, and Colonel Alex j. Field. the
e"itor OF weekly In Raleigh. ~ G.
fcsides summarizing the events and
opinions OF the week chronicled in tho
state press, THE State Journal" II "a
stated. will contain articles by prom
inent men on subjects OF popular in
tereSt. and editorials on economic, Do
ltical and other matters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
Prisoner Attempts E.capc.

while being led to patrol box.
AFTER MS arrest by Detectives Duffy
and Bcrtucci yesterday morning. stone
wall Godhin. alias Williams, a youth
OF twenty. made Il sensational effort
To escape from the officers by runnin r.
toward Broad street and seeking
refuGe IN clothing shop at 707 East
hroad street He was recapturcd there
by the officers. who had followed him
closely, and was later sent to the First
Precinct Station. Goddin there was
charged with stealing $40 watch from
r. y. barclay and set OF tools from
j. G. Roone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
Cru,chncld on on y,cn,,o,

Justice crutchncld yesterday an
hounccd that he would take his vaco-
'ion AT once and planned TO leave tho
cry early this morning for EvcrErccn
"a. whcr" his son-in-law, George II,
Nr'thl. y" reported To be i'll. Justice
Crutchfeld had delayed hi. vacation
because of the impending railroad
strike. hut changed his plans ycsi,r-
day when he received the Telegram,
telling him Of Wrighrs Illness Jus.
tice OF the Peace Griggs will occunv
tho bench during his absence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
WILL HEAR COMPLAINTS
puhIir i:mpIO. mrnt hoard VIII Give
IIcurinr Ia Alleged Protest
ArniuSt bureaus Practices.

\ regular session of the Richmond
rublic Employment Board will be held
AT y o'clock Tomorrow night. at which
time any person who may have COM
plant to make concerning the opera
tiou or the bureau wlll be given an op-
portunity to bc heard, according 10 y
statement made by >ortlcy Di":!e.
manager in charge of the agency.
Several employers. it is stated. havo
taken exception to tho bureaus ac-
bNtiy in finding cmp.o. mcnt in other
cities for workers needed here. So far
no formal complaint TO the effect has
been lodged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
APPOINTS DELEGATES
Governor DeSirnutrS Ten From This
state "a Attend Mining Com
SreAS ut Chicago.

Governor Stuart yesterday appoint
ed as delegates from Virginia to
the nineteenth annual session OF
the American Mining Congress. to bc
held at the La sale Hotel. Chicago.
from November II 10 IL, the following:
Robert Wallace. IocahontaS. II. q.
Bowling. Cocburn: K. : Hopkins.
Nicco: j. j.. Bohanan. Blackwood: T.
bremmon. Big stone Gap: e. j. Crcve-
ling lflackwood: j. II. Lipps. Wise: c.
p Mcdonald. Norton: Dr. Thomas I.
watson, charlottesville and ~ c..
Lucas, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
WEST END THEFTS
T.. &. Currin and DIR. S,uurt Nichaur
Report Loss of Valuable House-
hold Effects.

Detectives yesterday were invcsticat-
ing two reports OF robhcrics in tho
West End. DR.. Stuart Michaux. so6
West Franklin street. complained that
thieves had entered the lower floor Of
his residence Tuesday night. and stolen
lamps and shades valued at $40
T.. G. Currin, 93n West Franklin
Street. reported Il similar robbery. COM
plairing that silverwarc. mahorony
chairs, Dedestals and tahlerlothcs. val
ucG NJ S350. together with g so in cash
had been stolen. Persons in neither
Of the residence. were disturbed by
the intrudcr+'. who confined their opera :
tions to the first floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31

Justice CrutChfcld yesterday fined j.
J. shaw $50 ana costs and ordered his
ohaGEcurs license revoked when tho
man was convicted Of speeding an an-
iomohilc through tho streets while
drunk. Policeman Brennan ran Shaw
down 20 TIC patrol Of the Second Dis
rie' Tuesday night the srcedomctcr
on me rathpl N is said, registering
thirty miles an Aoar before The cap
tuIc was made. Shaw was driven to
the station house by Brennan in his
own machine. He noted an appeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
Union storey Subscriber. Pay.

Subscribers TO stock in the dcfunct
Union stores. against whom suits were
brought by the receivers in the Civil
Justices Court, are paying up in order
to avoid judgments being entered
against them. Forty-thrcc such cases
were called for trial Yesterday amd
OF this number twcnty-siX paid M
Judgments or postpoucmcnts were al
lowed rs 10 the rest.