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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12

Shakespeare's plays Will be given.
Residents OF Strattord" will be pres
on, In large numbers tradespeople,
milkmaids. archers and children dane
Ing around the May pole. Lines writ
ten for the occasion by Miss Loulie
Snead. OF the Hollins faculty. will be
spoken by Professor +. a. Cummings,
the Master OF Revels" and the queen.
The chairman of the committee in
charge OF all arrangements for the
pageant is John a. Turner. Some OF
those who are to take parts are as
follows: Queen Elizabeth, Miss Matte
/. Cooke; Shakespeare Professor NJ
Estes Cooke: Earle of Leicester, D. r
sites: Sir Philip Sidney. Rev. George
BraXton Taylor; Earl Of Essex. Profess
Sor c. ~ Dickinson: Earl OF South
ampton, Professor Gillum: court ladies,
Mrs. NJ r.. Cooke, Mrs. 4. Y. Bishop,
Miss NJ. S. Bayne, Mrs. y. j. Black.
Mrs. =. T.. Moomaw; maids OF honor
Misses Helen Smith. Julian. Boiling and
Mayo. In the evening the Hollins stu
dents arc to give on the campus. Mid
sumner Nights Dream" No adnis-
sion fee is TO be charged for any part
of The pageant.
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Volume of Dealings on Curb Is Heavy.

NV 1UKN, Mhy lT-The Volume q
dealings on the curb o-tlay whole
greater than has been reported at any other
time this week. Metals fairly active
and somewhat firm.r. Sales
1900 Aetna Explosives. ii. eflSs.: 200 cana
dian National Gas. i;.Cii., a,0H0 cuba Csu"
Sugar. i.W6iS,: ZOO Maxim. SSsai s.: Loco
Manhattan Transit. ii.Ml4s: 3.jon Miival"
Steel. 5ols a 59i4: l.6o0 lIiI<ers, 5I5i.; 600
Tobacco Products, lCi. q Il; 80 Cosdcn oil,
22i2 ga: eco Internal ional Petroleum. i0i. q
1nia; 100 Sapulpa OH. l@ml2ia: Io.i0o Atlanta.
1904; 400 Consolidated Arizona. l l-l6V
1916: $40 Consolidated Nevada Utah. Gsi
=: l"5oo Goldncld Consolidated. lili.: 500
Jumbo. SSISs: 100 Mckinley DarraGh. 80 Z,
6S; 100 NipiSsing, TfsmSiS, 1900 Rex Con
soiidatcd .2W25; 1900 Success. ~. 1900
rono Extension. l3-l6G7: - Standard Oil
OF New Jersey, 5l5u5ls; Il Standard oil of
New York. 200 @ 2oS; ~ Standard oil Of CALI
fornia. 24S q $50.
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:" ~" cleaners will have turn 20 the
H'Trh"nte entirely now for their fu-th"'
r"l,niN. In consequence of this we feet thcte
WIZ soon be = material Improvement i'll
!HanutS. Already there hav" been con
siderable inquiries Tor large blocks OF yea
nuti by tho various cleaners. and with q
continued ho!dout for higher pricea by tho
h"ldnrs and merchants. We should soon
nave e higher market Virtually tho
,naintnC stock Of Spanish is in tho
hands of merchants. and they al. helms
o"iieHers IN higher prices expected Ia
hold for money. Due 10 :hc heavy
acina from the oil mills for old and OFF
grade peanuts: merchants have sold heavily.
which sales have depleted their HOLDINGS
heavily, leaving them only limited Gusn-
my OF the new peanuts FOR ;hc trade,
which trade has at last begun 20 buy freely.
This continued demand should h"cet
carly AdNanee.
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HOlLlNS is PLANNING
SHAKESPEARE PAGEANT
Three or -Four Hundred Persons VIII
Take Part In Performances Satur-
day Afternoon md Night.
Lsrecial 10 The Tlmes-plspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HDLLlNS, VA, May ll.-Preparations
are proceeding we'll for the Shake
speure pageant which is to take place
here on Saturday AFTERNOON and night
These bodies are TO take part in the
pageant: lollins College. Elizabeth
College, Salem. Roanoke High School.
Baptist OrphanaEe, Roanoke Rotary
Club. lioilins Grammar School and Miss
Mcl.aughlins private school There
also viii be many persons from the
HoliinS community in the spectacle
AltoEcthcr. about three or four hun
dred persons Will take part.
There Will be a progress OF Queen
Elizabeth" aud various scenes from
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AUCTION Satisfactorily.
BY r. r. CHAFFIN q Co 1Ncs>>~~
Real Estate Auctionocrs.
Main and Twelfth Streets.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
FRAME HoUsE. LARG aiAl bXWN
ST TX sI'rs! a. AND OTHER IMPROVE.
gravel road. containing by recent
survey four hundred and forty (410l
acres. about two hundred (2O0) acres
Acting under a certain decd of trust
recorded in tho clerks office Of Henrico
S &C. Va. deed book 1888. page.
payment of certain money therein soo
cured and being required by tho benc-
hcinry. we will sell by public auction
In front Of Henrico Courthouse. on
FRIDAY. MAY IL, 1916.
at ~ o'clock NJ.
the property described in the said deed
All that certain tract. piece or par
eel Of land. with ali improvements
thereon, lying and being in Henrico
EH5nnty va; in Fairfield District. near
Ohio Railroad. and bounded on The
north by the land now or formerly
owned by w. D. lrby; on the east by
George Fisher Cthe Chickahominy
River being the dividing fne). on the
south by tho land now or formerly
the west by the land now or formerly
owned by Robert Halle. and contain
ing by recent survey 40 acres: and
veyed to the said Charles Wright. by
deed from. w. r. Robins ana wife.
dated April l6. 1907. and recorded in
the clerks office Of Henrico Circuit
Court in deed book 179-A. page BAT,
In which deed the said land is described
as containing 365 acres. more or less
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF
executing this trust. any taxes and
insurance that may be due. and to paw
n note OF $1,000. with interest from
October 8. 1915.
Any residue payable in cash.
JOHN q. EASLEY
Trustee.
Auctioncers will show property IL
BY SUTTON d co. INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers
Is North Ninth Street
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nIcuMo>n LIVE sT0CK MARKET

'N"'N ~ 'hlHn Si'chN"rdS'
EtcGmoDH Va. May II, 1916.
'lN" .inrE report for thc week tnd!n:
MHs :. 1918,
B's, stoers 70 a. medium to rooi. : to
=, common :" fair. "a Best hclfcrs. -.
to 81 m"d'pm 10 good. G;2 20 ~. common
!" f'ir. ~ 10 o.. Rcst COWS, Ga 10 -. .
medium TO good. ~ 70 6's; common To f.
i'o,i oxen o. TO ~ medium 80 good. 81.
!" h'2' common 70 lair. 81. to 5'4 bulls 3
10 -, Best calves, 70 70. medium 10 GOOD
= I" 'i2 Hcs; hos, g lish, to s,s; sow
% ,aa 'tsE. 70 h"st Sheep. g: to =.
common TO fSir 10 y; lambs to 10. spr;ua
on al klmns % .-,nuL. -"
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BOND LIST

A A,,sn rrensh IS .;................... .5,.
s. Ltne So. :.'........... 9:iA
a. g. L. cV. is Bslt:inorc) tasket, e.:
{; and O. CO. (whcn issued . %
1trcn., r. "tu ONO CIV. tH.s............ SIS.
En-, -.'seFs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I"s
Mercantile Marine az per cent CTS TO-
Nortolk and Western cv 4izs ia
Seaooard Ar Lin" stamped is NJ
sor,1bs-o Htt i.!"e hdl. "S.............. ssh
Sou,h.-r p.Ii.a,. 'S'''.-'- ..'..-....... So
sonths-n I,";;waE ,s'..'.................... .oi:
~ Ita- ns!,MaE 's :;:..:::.............. Ioi
y e pnr; 1897 Odd ........... sss.
i { Bnr.. o. islo tbtd).....,.. 1oi,,
l. { p..ffs,arnG -. TO to'dl ...:...... HOS.
y-rj,.c 60. g "''a MA "S' 1871 Odd. To-
Va itrowH a. corp; 5s............ 1888
Va Ca. Chemical Sc Chid) '' a:
va Envy. and Power co. is thid) 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12

Richmond Va. May 2 1915.
y called meeting or the stockholders al,
the Richmond fredericksburg and Poto
me and Richmond and Petersburg Rail
,nnau Connection Company will he held at
me oiilcc OF the secretary, No lUl4 East
BROAD street Richmond. Va, on Monday.
.Gnf . 1915. at u o'clock A. NJ for the
pu!p"S" OF considering and acting upon tho
J"!n, resolution OF the Council or the CITY
OF richmond. approved February is 1915
p"!InrthS 10 require said company TO re-
Construct ana rcarranEc its tracks along
IN" streets Of 'he city. SO as 10 avoid the
'f"sHlhS and use OF Its streets at grad.
ana Tor IN" transaction OF any other busi'
ness mat may lawfully come before said
meeting. The stock transfer books will N.
closed from June l. 1916. to June s. 1915
BY order OF tho board of directors
FRANK ". DUKE
Secretary
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
90. r. Curric & Coz
Wholesale Omnfnfinns
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

.HIHAVp, May N.-Wheat underwent
pccted showers and because Of widespread
lower temperatures. a combination OF vital
Importance FOR the growing crop. The close
Vas unsettled NJ Il 20 5.I:s cent ne, d.
cline. with both July and September a.,
l.lh3t. Corn finished n sixteenth To i,6L.
cent down. and oats VARYING from /, cent
of 20 !, cont advance In prov,s.ons tho
outcome ranged from 90 cents loss 10 r,se
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Michael. waive. Examination.

James Michaels, tho man alleged 10
have struck Angelo Donnini In tho head
with n mallct. infiicting injuries from
which the man died later. waived pre-
liminary examination in the Police
Court yesterday, and his case was Ger
tined TO the Hastings Court for trial
AT the next term of the court
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NEW NUNK, May N-Kuw sugar. quiet ;
centrifugal 652: molasses SIS: REIN Cd
firm; fine Crarulatcd. rs. Butter and
chess steady. Spo' coffee. steady: Rio
-. SA4: Santos 6. iOt,.
Cottonsecd OF! was lower under scattering
induced by tho weaker showing
in lard. short trad" demand and rumors OF
cheaper crop crude offerings. Final prices
were to points net lower.
The market closed steady. Spot. ioSS1
1925; May. lo.SsQ lo.S9: June. 1895 dnli.0O:
July, ll.0"T o.: August, ll.o56lI.rI: Sep
;emhcr. IIo7T HOS: October. inc9ff1oln: No
yemhcr. 9..7T?2S: December, e.1GU?.l7.
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AUCTION SALES-FTture DAYS
BY RLANTON & co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
ll12 East Main Street


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF e2oe
FRONTING SEVENTY-S f76)
FEET ON THE SOUTH LINE OF q
STREET. AND a VACANT LOT OF
LAND FRONTING THIRTY-FOIR
$50 FEET on THE NORTH LINE
OF CARRlNGTON STREET BE
TWEEN INVENT -SECOND AND
TWENTY-THGRD STREETS
In execution Of deed of trust dated
March 81. 1914, and recorded in the
clerks office of Richmond Chancery
having been made in the payment OF a
portion OF tho debt thereby secured
and being requested so to do by the
note-holder, | VIII sell AT public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
MONDAY, NAY %. 1916
ut 4:3D o'clock +. NJ
tho TWO parcels Of real estate referred
to above, and which are fully set out
and described in said deed of trust.
TERMS: This sale is made subject
TO a prior lien evidenced by deed OF
trust dated September ~, 1918, record
cd in clerks office of Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. in -. B. 223-A. page SIS,
10 secure the principal sum of $500
and interest thereon, and the residue
in cash.
SAMUEL r. CARTER.
Trustee
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THURSDAY. MAY Is, 1915.

1T Il. NJ.
and subject to the lease thereon in
favor OF John a. Hutchcson, which Will
expire on June l. 1876, the aboVc-men
toned house and lot. This lot begins
at the northwestern intersection OF
Cary and Sixth Streets, and runs thence
northwardly along the west line Of
Sixth Street. and fronting thereon lG5
feet. more or less, thence running back
between parallel lines 100 feet TO an
alley in common in the rear II feet
wide. The improvements consist OF "A
two-story and basement. re-enforced
concrete building. strictly nreproot
the starways are inciosed with con
crete partitions and elevator shaft
with S-inch brick wall, with the open
inGs on each floor protected by steel
doors. There Is u stable In the base
on the inside between the basement
and the FIRST floor.
While this building was erected for
tobacco warehouse. nevertheless it's
location, size and construction makes
IL suitable for almost any kind OF
wholesale or manufacturing business
TERMS: One fourth cash and the
balance on credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months. the deferred pay
mcnts evidenced by negotiable notes
with interest added. and secured BY 4
deed OF trust on this property. or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser
This sale will be made subject to
the confirmation OF the court
A W PATTERSON,
S. s. r. PATERSON.
HENRY 7. MILLER.
special ConlHliSS iOners
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
Chicago 1--WE srOCK ,rAKKrT

IifI'A!ip. May li-Iioss: rcceipts. n 0hN
strong: bulk. so.7o0 s. %; light. s1.4ofi s, q. .
miA'd, $3.50 $685. heavy. Ssiousioco;
rough. 50 iom 1856; pigs. s52j Sis9I5. CATTLE
r.c"'r;s 1000. strong. native beef stcors
s"W 5000: stociIcrs and f""acr@, s. sou
$50; COWS ana h"'ters. sf&5 n 80 %: calves.
S'-I,n Sl02, $h""i. receipts. II .n"h strn!y :.
N'ih"rs, S;i.l, $3.50: lambs, ss.:jr ,l..l5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12

t."t0ri-t Nv Rodgers. piumrncr & Co. Inc
't1rNSBtEG. Va. May u TIL" con.
nue. offerings and sales d!rcc, to cleaner.
hN 'hrfH"ts nave been great factor to-
"a'6H the decreased condition and low
l'l'"' - Tho l.1uu' market
H'"' offerings arc now about over with,
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: 'nMF,Ni STOCK s.
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, May li-c;otton wa, ,,.
clos. 80 vim trading less active rho
points highe. 'o'''' rover TO =
Of n!sTket opened nrm at an advance
y points. and sold Is To * rri,,.
.over r,sner on continued trad" buying ana
for a rs., ~ so':n OF Yesterdays late sellers
race rumors and more nLn'.T1vIa
Ths b'.., Complaints from The Soutnc...'
~ 'as' ho"tNe:, was not as ar;i,.' 49,.
,nsnt IT, oeei' ard ;he marke, met increased
scH,,rs .heborts that tho South vas
so. rev hedges here uoss.bly r,,,,
80. increase ihs DISPOSITION 10 ,ake rro6fs
- .onstrftS' while there also scnIu.a
-, ,t.on ~; VIC afternoon. S;o. houses bout.bt
o. az no"n. While recent sellers coycr"I
!oF setbacE, and the marie. w CO..
~ ~" fading. Win fluctuations con-
Hews received hero IRON, tho snyr, -.
go no cnahf" in he spot situation. ana
- 'hn Sfo1ha the ring suggested IA,
NOS o. me cays selling rad bean d, -
me ioes tha' Inc technical pos.,iof bai
'e S,nIa. wc.k.r on the recent advance
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NAVAL. STOKES
\ NHNNAH Ga May IL.

SAVANNAH, q, May il-Turren,iu..
I'm II sales, 40 ceshs. receipts. GSs casks:
T''rHch'F so casks; stock. GiTJ casks
iIo.in. arm; sales. l.l2j barrels; receipts,
.oti barrels hhi9mcmta. eo.i barrels. a,"ck
-" harTh'" quote, Alb. 50: CO. as, w.
III; T. sco; g SIS. H. 40. t. So K. go.
NJ, -, = $50; VIC. $40. WV, S35
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COMMISSIONERS, AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS Sr AUCTION SALE
EIGHTEEN IS) ACRES OF LAND,
on THE NINE:-MIIE ROAD. About
oEE;HAL.F MILE EAST OF RICH
In execution Of a. decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Henrico, entered on the
2Sth day of April, 1916, in the suit OF
CaSpar, Bulheller VS.. John Bulheller
and others. we. the undersigned spe-
above decree, will offer for sale, at
public auction. upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY -, 1916,
at o'clock y. NJ.
tho above-deScribed property
That certain tract Of ground contain
ing eighteen GS) acres. with a two
story frame dwelling thereon. on the
south side Of the Nine-Mile Road. about
one half mile east OF the present cor
porate limits OF the city OF Richmond
TERMS: One third cash. the residue
IN three equal installments at sin.
twelve and eighteen months from day
of sale. the credit instalments to be
evidenced by negotiable notes Of the
purchaser. with interest added from
day of sale, and the title TO be re-
tanned until all OF the purchase money
is paid and conveyance ordered BY
the purchaser.
T. GRAY HADDON.
FRANK T SUTTON JR
Special Commissioners.
l certify. that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special commits
sioners has been duly given
Given under my hand this 9th day of
May, 1915.
Teste:
SAMUEL p. wADD1LL.
BY T. C. FLETCHEK. :"
Deputy Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


NEW YORK. May u.-Drcss goods wore
Hni.i and Arm today Raw SIX was
iIrh"r. Knit goods were active and COZ
ton goods were in steady Demand yarn,
were higher "
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MEETINGS..
- -
THE annu

THE annual meeting of the Mutual Assur:
arce Society OF Virginia Will he held al
the otfice o. the society on Monday, MAY IL
1915. at O'Clock +. NJ.
q. MOFFETT KING.
Secretary
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NEW YORK rR0DICE MARKET

January. 1920. Spot cotton, rrn. unchanged.
sales on tho SPOT, S5n bai"S, Ia "ti.,u, sd
bales. Midiling. 1850
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RAILROAD STOCKS SELL.
WELL FOR ISSESTMEST

mere was good buying OF tho railroads
or on account OF the labor troubles. hu;
aaoor disputes are being settled rapidly
ano 1t looks as IL practically ali OF them
would be adjusted within a week or ,wo
suyins, OF dtstillcrs looked particularly
Eooo' ana led the Street 70 bclicv, thar tho
report OF a per cent dividend 20 DO de-
ciarea in the near future is not an Idle
runor. II Is almost impossible TO get exact
nEures from companies doing war business
tor OBVIOUS reasons. but II Is Understood that
the Distlliers Corporation will show earn
mss for the wear ending June 80 OF about
IL per cent on the stock
II therefore can retire So 600 900 OF tts
bonds. as planned and still have nearly 6
per cent left In cash out Of the wears
earnings. TOT the bonds to bc retired we're
picked up in the market a, around 20
aresent earnings arc said to hc at tho rate
OF nearly 20 Per cent in stock and tho
calendar year 1915 ought Ia show 81 600 600
thsi ,h for dividends It is understood
cared for by earnings from special brands
Iistilier6' stocks at current prices Therefore
eitor H''P'-
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STOCK MARKET SHOWS
SIGNS OF REAWAKEN|NC
Considerable Buying, Not Only for
Investment, but for Important
Operations. Is Noted.
STEADY ADVANCE EXPECTED
Sugars and Coppcrs Both Active as
Result Of General Belief That
Peace in Europe Will Not Come
for Some Time.
ny RRnADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. May u-In many Ways to-
days stock market seemed 20 indicate re-
awakening Into q Legitimate. kind Han:ru-
iaticn was not apparen; as In several
previous sessions and there was considerable
buying, not only for Investment bu, for
operators OF Importance The buying was CT
n quiet sort and was so conducted as not
TO advanc. prices. This is the kind =:
buying that usually rrecodes a general ,uar-
ket H..
The Cyn,ric 'nciden, apparently Is closed
as Tar as this country is concerned Con
with tho Mexican situation, ana IN. Street
Is eecomins convinced tina; pcac" in Es'-
rope is not in sight Tor many months
Wall Street has dreaded peace moro than
but because it fears the roahiustmcnt that
body is sa,istled tina, the market Vii con
t.nue 70 advance until peace is definitely
IN hight. The professionals arc In tho
hun,or 70 settle down for another campaign
on the bull side. and ii is doubtful il th"v
Will, E!ve serious attention To peace talk
an o:ricial source
or the stocks active to-day. Mercantile
attracted mos, attention. because OF the
absurd arsnnen, put out by the common
The loss OF ,hc Cynric was not of ir,ror-
lance because the insurance money anour, :.
Tho common stockholders ignore tho cact
that tho ship was able TO pay Cor it>c!t on
voyage Bot 'hiS Is not the only thing
tina; the common stockholders have ignored
IN the fight over Mercantile. Marine Tho
Important thing they have icusr.d was
zig tnelr STOCK never was worth anything
Inc preferred stock was all water when
Ihc company was orSs r2cd, md tn. com
mon was not even water
~ now has arrived at the dignity OF
water, and as the war conti>ucs II NAV
have considerable value '
sugars and ccppers were both active as
result OF tho belief that a longer war
VS. sure There Will he a. sharp reaction
when peace comes. but as there is certainty
or nEhtinE. they will benefit as Will M.
Germs. Wv" WIZ
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BY II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
BANKRUPT SALE BY AUCTION

THAT LARGE AND tP-TO-DATE
TWO-STORf AND BASEMENT RE-
IN tolsCEp CONCRETE WARE
iol 81 OF flREPRcOt' cox
SINLCIlON. l2oNl65 FEET AND
LOT Upon WHICH IT STANDS
kNOWN AS liLTCHESON'S LEAF
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, SITUATED
At THE. SOUTHWEST CORNE:i, Ok
AIRY AND SMITH STREETS. RICH
MpNn. Va. AND WITHIN THREE
&: d O. RAILWAY, a. q. l.. RAIL-
WAY AND y. 4. ". RAILWAY
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In execution OF two DEGREES OF tho
District Court of the United States Tor
the Eastern District OF Virginia. a,
Richmond. one rendered December 80
1915. and the other May - 1915 In the
matter OF John y. Hutcheson bankrupt
we. the undersigned special commits
sioners thereby appointed. Will proceed
TO sell At public auction. on the prem
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RICHMOND GR.>;N MARKET.

rea il0GiIi: 80. hard LIN Uii71
; har'i. lia.TllF,. Corn-No. vol
- n ~. 30. 4 white. IlL,GfI2
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'N0' "'->i-f iceI incn 10 lb-foot alley.
BY virtue Of the below mentioned de-
promises. on
TUESDAY: MAY 1G. 1916.
at o'clock r. NJ.
the detached frame dwelling located as
above. It's modern construction com
nlendS itself either AZ a home or for
rentnl purposes. It's close proximity
TO the car line makes il specially de-
TERMS: SO much as may he necos-
Sary TO pay off and discharge n prin-
cipal note of $500 with Interest TO dale
OF payment, which said note is now
secured by deed of trust: the cost
OF this suit and expenses OF the sale
hereunder and the balance in two
years from day of sale. evidenced by
negotiable notes. with interest added.
the title to be retained until all the
purchase money is paid and n convey
ance ordered by the court. or all cash
at the option of the purchaser.
y THOMAS MOSBY.
Special Commissioner.
otto stueber. plaintiff against Anna
and Equity Court of the city OF Rich
mond. ]. Luther Libby. clerk Of said
court. certify that the bond renuired
or the special commissioner by the do
cree In said cause of March 81 1916
has been duly given.
EiEen under my hand this st day Of
April. 1916.
LUTHER LIBBY,
Edward s.. Rose Co,
and
y. w. Bowe e. Son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12

TX !odse so 80. So a I r. smd or 'on FRA
ur,,h -" h"id at tho Masonic Temple
,,,.tl' i.th inst. at O'Clock r. n
i 49," DTS ol sister lodges and transient
u ,', arc fratcrnaily invited to be
Iiy order OF the worsh,ofn, u,s,or
GEORGE G. JEFFERS0S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12

NE" ORLEANS MAJ u I..ouiGg,io, ~.
long contracts aPain.- N. 49,.
market following tn" initial -. 10 Aay ana
trading ouietec down small rroror,{,,,.
In the early trading fcc!inc wa buIi;sh
and as there was the u.ga! peac. talk, prtrcs
rose Is 10 - points his Improvement me-,
heavy offerings. and Tho market :raHu.iT.
saSsed unit! IN the early afternoon mo
trading months were unchanged to , points
compared 10 yesterdays Ia IT.
The tone was steady toward Tho close and
the net change for the session was o. Itr.
Of 10 points
Weather conditions ov"r ~" b,,, w.r,
considered highly favorable bu, W..
balanced by report. Of strong dom. n1
for ,rots in the interior - higher priccs
than could re obtained at the pnr,s
Closed steady. Closing hr: MAY "
July. i5s; October, l.ss: December, II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12

NEW YORK. MAJ ,-p,,, "
s 1ia 1et lsi9e export. 475! bales s;ocE,
Total today - all rorts-N,, ,.-.,,s
2eloo bales; exports, 50sas na!es ,,1ri,
exports. ess lb bale. '''''' I'd - b
Total for seaEon-Se, roc~I-,,. ~. 90,
bales: eIpoTte t,S5j,le3 bales -''-o'