davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-05-24

sinking downward. My body rubbed
against the rough logs, and then
against rock. Once a jagged edge
wounded me, yet | dare not release my
grip, or utter a sound. | sank down,
down, the strain ever greater on my
nerves I retained no knowledge OF
distance, but grew ~apprehensive OF
what awaited me below. Would the
rope reach to the rock? Would Iswtng
clear? Even as these thoughts began
10 horrify, I felt a bend grip me, and
Boisrondet's whisper gave cheerful
greeting.
at is all right, madame; release your
foot, and trust me. Good, now do not
venture to move, until Rene joins us.
Faith, he wastes little time; he Is com
ing now"
I could see nothing, not ever the
outlines Of my companion, who stood
holding the cord taut. | could feel the
jagged face of the rock, against which
l stood. and %ventured, by reaching out
with one foot, to explore my immedi-
Hte SuETOuLuluSS' luc EIOplHk toc
touched the edge OF the narrow shelf,
and l drew back startled at thought OF
another sheer drop into the black
depths.
My heart was still pounding when
D'Artignv found foothold beside me.
As he swung free from the cord. his
fingers touched my dress.
"A fine test Of courage that, Adele"
he whispered, "but with Francois here
below there was small peril. Now
what nextT"
"a ticklish passage for a few yards.
Stand close until l get by; now cling
to the wall, and follow me. Once of
this shelf we "a plan our journey.
Madame, take hold Of my jacket. Rene,
you have walked this path before"
SAY, years since, but | recall Its
peril"
w crept forward, so cautiously II
seemed we scarcely moved, the rock
| shelf we traversed so narrow in places
that | could scarce find space In which
to plant my feet firmly. Suddenly we
clambered on to a fat rock, crossed it.
End came to the edge OF n wood, with
n murmur Of water not far away. Here
Boisrondet paused. and we came close
about him. There seemed to be more
light here. although the tree shadows
were grim, and the night rested about
us In impressive silence.
"Here is where the river trail comes
down." and Boisrondet made motion
to the left. you should remember
that well, Rene"
1T was first to pass over It; it leads
to the water edge"
Eyes; not so easily followed in the
night, yet you are woodsman enough
to make 1t. So far as we know from
above the Iroquois, have not discov-
cred there Is a passage here. Listen.
Rene: I leave you now. for those were
De Tonty's orders. He said that from
now on you would be safe alone. or
course he knew nothing of madame's
purpose"
Monsieur shall not find me a bur
uen." ! interrupted.
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bearing the orders Of the king, coun-
tersigned by La Barre at Quebec, re-
storing De Tonty to command at Fort
st. Louis, and bidding De Baugis and
that fool Cassion return to New
France"
D'Artigny crushed the mans hand
in both his own, dropping the rifle bar
rel to the ground. His voice trembled
as he made answer.
"He Won the kings favor? he con-
WINGED LOUISE"
mo doubt of that-never saw I a
greater miracle"
"And Sieur de la Salle-has he re-
turned?"
"Nay; he remains in France, to fit
out an expedition to sail for the mouth
Of the great river. He hath special
commission from the king. To me was
given the honor of bearing his mes
sage. All. but La Barre raved like a
mad bull when | handed him the kings
order. I thought he would burst a
blood vessel, and give us a new COVER
nor. But no such luck. Pah! I stood
there, struggling to keep a straight
face, for he had no choice but obey.
Twas q hard dose to swallow, but
there was Louis orders in his own
hand, all duly sealed; and a command
that I be dispatched hither with the
message
Glow made you the journey in so
short a timer"
overland from Detroit, the same
trail you Travelled with La Sale; It's
much the shorter"
"Alone?"
with two couriers du bois; they are
with me now. But what is this, DAT
tigny, you have with you-a womanY"
(TO BE CONTINUED)
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D'Artigny, still clasping his rife bar
rel. reached out his other hand, and
lifted me to my feet.
"Perchance," he said coolly, III I
were a stickler for etiquette, I might
ask you first for some explanation of
this attack. However, we have made
some heads ring, so 1 waive that priv.
lege. am the Sieur d'Artigny, a lieu
tenant Of La Sales"
mon Dieu" the other stepped for
ward, his hand outstretched. "'Tis
no unknown name to me, although we
have never before met by some chance
i am Francois de la Forest"
LA Forest! You were in France
three months ago."
aye; l was there when Sieur de la
Sale landed. He told me the whole
tale. / was with him when he had
audience with Louis. l am here now
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fitted for any secret service. Twas
Sieur de la Sales thought that l,
might prove Of great use In time Of
siege. No doubt 1t is there now, Just
as we left 1t, undiscovered Of the Iro
auois. This will bear you down the
river until daylight, when you can hide
along shore"
There is a rtfe?"
1.-TWO Of them, with powder and
ball" He laid his hand on the others
shoulder. There is nothing more to
say. and time is Of value. Farewell, my
friend"
Farewell" their fingers clasped.
There will be other days, Francois
my gratitude to NJ. de Tonty." Bots
rondet stepped back. and. hat in hand,
bowed to me.
"Adieu, madame; a pleasant jour
ney."
"A moment, monsieur | said, a fall
ter in my voice. you ere NJ. OAR
tigny's friend. an officer Of France, and
a Catholic"
les, Hdudult.
"And you think that ! am right In
my choice-that | am doing naught I'M
worthy Of my ~womanhoodT'
Even in the darkness l saw him
he bent forward and kissed my hand.
Madame" he said gravely, II am
but a plain soldier, with all my service
on the frontier. l leave to the priests
the discussion of doctrines, and to God
my punishment and reward. l can
only answer you as D'Artigny's friend,
and an officer OF France. | give you
honor and respect, and deem your love
and trust far more holy than your mar
riage. Ny faith. and my sword are
yours, madame"
l felt his lips upon my hand, yet
knew not he had gone. | stood there,
my eyes blinded with tears at his gal
liant words. only becoming conscious Of
his disappearance when D'Artigny
drew me to him, his cheek pressed
against my hair.
"He has gone! We are alone!"
Eyes, dear one; but l thank God for
those last words. They have given me
courage and faith. SO my old COM
rades believe us right the criticism of
others does not move me. You love
me. Adele? You do not regret"
My arms found way about his neck;
my lips uplifted to his.
Monsieur, l shall never regret; I
trust God and you"
How he ever found his way along
that dim trail / shall never know.
Some memory Of its w%indings, together
with the instinct Of a woodsman. must
have given guidance, while no doubt
his feet, clad in soft Indian mecca
sins, enabled him to feel the faint
track, imperceivable In the darkness.
1t led along a steep bank, through low.
tangled bushes, and about great trees,
with here and there a rock thrust
across the path, compelling detour.
The branches scratched my face and
tore my dress, confusing me so that
had l not chung to his arm, | should
have been instantly lost in the gloom.
Our advance was slow and cautious,
every step taken in silence. Snakes
could not have moved with less noise,
and the precaution was we'll taken.
Suddenly D'Artigny stopped, gripping
me In warning. For a moment there
was no sound except the distant muir
mur Of waters, and the chatter of some
night bird. Yet some instinct of the
woods held the man m~otionless, listen
ing. A twig cracked to our left. and
then a voice spoke, low and rumbling.
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To the Business Men-we have a
good form Of remittance blank in stock
at IS cents per 200 sheets bound and
perforated. Come in and see II. kegis-
ter Publishing Co.
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I'VE Are Alone Now-Ars You sorry?"
~ am sure Of that" he said gallant
y, ''and 30 think 1t best to return while
the night conceals my movements.
There will be hot words when NJ. Cas-
sion discovers your escape. and my
chief may need my sword beside him,
II It comes to blows. Is my decision
to return right Renef"
"Ay. right; would that ! might be
with you. But what plan did N. de
lTonty outline for me to followY
"'Twas what I started to tell. At
the edge OF the water. but concealed
from the river hy rocks. u = small hut
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
Street APPlAUDS
PRESIDENTS ADDRESS
Standard Issues Open Nlmos' Buoy
antiy. With Steel a Initial
Leader
aNGEsED VT STILL rkus1
las Esifurc 90 Nice; Government Hat
Way on Price of SrOci Make Street
Believe ipo0rs ptitr Than Contem"
plated MAJ 3c tnrCcd on II
q, 5,hoapaN NII..

New Io.S. apr. 81 Presto " IT,
'oa a1|iVSs e congress 49, +" 'i''@..D
"a tHInHS.SSt #aHN q 'i' 't" Una
%et sodas "itA st8h"@'g SUE 'i'
log almost @a'Ns1'. 'N''' '"'
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tlai{a- ~ o@st0. ~,'4'HF on
tts poor .H4 WEI .'@' ear ,ta-7
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tha' Is "a9't5 ''3e '"tt 40 pr ''" O. M
tSS9e aha 'Aff't'S some '' -" 81
street Tha# 4Saa"'ti.
h"tF fh1f'a~ necessary.
~ inc fett 4ai s ieb9lt9 no" I''sE
maze most "1 me FaliIoa"N al "a
Hludhg the a7st - complying WIN me
elkh'~hcoF tt" ~ addli"h !" mat
theFe a. YER PAD weather IN Gu
fuaf> bai sing even those inlAES
INTO r"hsluef@{ioh, II is cNldeRf ihht a
ate inCreass mas become necessity
Buf 81 i-"dIs ana southwestern. q
sioeh dts@sed 10y SPECTATORS ana neg
lecteo nN an street turns up with
teoruaf} earnings al the rate o. -
per eeh' on the common stock. rms
road - Inaklhe remarkable progress
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Mrs. wilmer d. Branch.

The funeral of Mrs. Wilmer
Branch. eighteen years old. who's
body was found floating in the Jane
river near City Point Monday aftei
noon. will be held this afternoon I
4 o'clock from the home Of her aun
Mrs. L. w. Terry, 1903 Dance stree
Interment will be in Riverview GENE
terry.
Mrs. Branch, while bride Of tw
months. was aboard the steambos
Brandon EN- route to Norfolk accom-
panied by her husband, when sh
Jumped overheard and was browne
IN the James river. Her husband al
tempted to jump after her, but wa
restrained by members Of the boz
crew. Deceased was the daughter 4
Mrs. Gertrude Livsie, 1890 Dane
street
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Ola sell EitZ Hugh.

= Glassel F'ttz Hugh. a mombet OF
the drug firm Of Fitz Hugh Bros,
and a prominent druggist throughout
the state, died Monday night in his
home on jefferson street He had
been III for several months He was
n native Of Gordonsvile and was for
ty-one year Old Besides his wife. who
was Miss Ora Slaughter. he is sur
vived by two small children. three sis
ters and two brothers The funeral
will take place from Westminster
Presbyterian church this morning al
II O'Clock Burial will be made in
Maplewood cemetery.
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va q. iOXclaa.c

Lynchburg. Va. April 3.-W O.
Loyelace, seventy-two years old, died
Friday in Houston. He was a Con-
federate veteran and represented
Halifax county in the general assem-
bly,. He is survived by his widow
and the following sons and daugh-
tiers: DR. w. S. Lovelace, OF South
Boston Edward and F'lournoy Love
lace. of North Carolina; Mrs. w. T.
Lacy, of South Boston; Mrs, G.. Z.
Barksdale, of Richmond; Mrs. John
Cole. of Asbury. and Mrs. William
Barksdale of Richmond
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Lee W. Brauer.

Lee w. Brauer. age forty-four. who
died at Ocean View. Monday, will he
buried this afternoon at o'clock from
the Hebrew Mortuary chapel. Rev. DR..
e. y. Calisch, officiating MIR. Brau"r
was native of Richmond. but has
lived at Ocean View for the past ten
years. He was a nephew of the late Sir
Moses Ezekiel. He served in the span
ish- American war with Roosevelt $
rough riders.
Surviving Mr.. Braucr are his wife;
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Brauer. Mrs. Josephine Ezekiel Brau-
err of Richmond two sisters. Mrs. w.
II. Habaugh and Mrs. Hugh l. Davis.
of Richmond; two brothers, Walter E..
of Richmond, and Henry {. Brauer.
of Detroit.
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Mrs. Thomas II. Gay.

Funeral services for Mrs Leuore
Skene Gay wife of Thomas Z, Gay
the well-knoVn attorney, took place
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from
the home OF Mrs. f. Randolph Will
liams. sec West Franklin street Rev.
DR.. W. Russell Bowie rector of ST.
Paul's Episcopal church, officiating
Burial was in Hollywood cemetery.
Mrs Gay died Sunday in Grace hos
pital. Besides her husband. she is
survived by small son. her parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Skene of Bos-
ton, Mass. and one sister.
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Mamie Allen Higgason.

Mrs. Mamie Allen Higgason. about
seventy-three years old, died Monday
in the home OF her son-in law, W. j.
James, 3209 West Clay street. Mrs.
Higgason was the widow OF Morgan
Higgason. She is survived by one
daughter. Mrs w j. James: five
granddaughters. Mrs. J. c. Baughan.
Mrs B. NJ. O Brien and Misses Viola,
Gladys and Adele James, and one
grandson. w. NJ. James. She also
leaves four great grandchildren.
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John walker Denzler to Pollard e.
Bagby, Inc trustees. 30x12O feet,
known as 1906 North Twenty-third
street: S250
= Lille Z. Carbin ct vir to ]. r. Car
neal. trustee, 50Xl20 feet known as
1870 81, James street: $1.S25.
Davis Bros. Inc. to J. L. Carneal,
trustee. f4xl40 feet west line Of Allen
avenue, known as Allen Avenue apart
ments: s20,650
w. L. CHAPMAN at, u~. to Redd ard
Gayle, trustees. 46x1Gf l1-12 feet.
known as 1920 North Twenty seventh
street; 1854
Georgc"P. ticuinw er ux. to s'v'. +.
Redd. trustee. portion of lot =, and
lots 6 I block d, Battery court. 1850
Wi'he NJ. Grant ct NIX to r. sitter
ding ct ais, trustees. 30xI32 feet mort h
line of Cedar street. 135 feet west of
James street; 81 462.50.
Kate G. Asher to F. Sitterding ct
ais. trustees. rs 3-4xf46 feet known
as is West Marshall street: 1925.
Hastings Deeds Of Trust.
Mary L. Butts TO l.. p. Pool. trustee,
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New YORK COTTON MAnkr,f.
t1lsotstfes* by ,Iiifer q Co. M-ml.r.
New York Cotton ExchnnGr.D

New Yof@, AprIl 3 HeaI.zIue
caused cotton 20 sell 90 after Fl hud
displayed pronounced strength to-day
Although fast quotations were wei
above yesterdays finals The pgil-
cal news was the big factor. traders
paying little attention 10 cables the
weather or other items o. news Early
~ the session there Wa heavy cover
- b. iosai anG Southern interests,
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Harry Howard Hundicy.

Funeral services for Harry Howard
Hundley, who died at his home. lnS !.
North Twenty-ninthe street Monday
night at 7:45 O'Clock. will be held from
st. Patrick's Catholic church this
morning at 10 O'Clock. 1ntcrmcnt VIII
be in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mr.. Hundley had been for some time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
Mrs. Sadie WILCOX niacont.

Mrs. Sadie Wilcox Dacont, thirty
nine years old. daughter of Mrs, Har-
riet r Wilcox OF zoos North Twenty
sixth street, Richmond, died Saturday
in Philadelphia. Her funeral took
place Monday afternoon at o'clock
from her mothers home. The burial
was in Oakwood
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department manager in the clothin
store of 0. II. Berry d Co. He IN sui
vived by his widow. and two sister
Mrs. J. T.. Jones, OF Roanoke. and MrI
Cabell phiipott. Bassetts, Va.
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DEATHS.


FRITH.-Died at $50 o'clock A. NJ.
April 2, at her residence. 504 Hull
street. MRS. RUBY FIRTH. wife Of
G, A. Firth. She leaves three chill
dren. two brothers, Eioe Tingle and
Willie Tingle: two sisters Mrs. Oman
Clifton and Mrs. Pearl Lee. and
mother
Funeral from Asbury Methodist
church, TOMORROW Thursday
EVENING. at $50 O'Clock.
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Funeral of Isaac Weinstein

Funeral services for Isaac VEIN
stein, "a native of Richmond. who died
sunday night in his home in Roanoke.
were conducted Monday afternoon in
that city. The burial was in Beth Is
rael cemetery there. Mr., Weinstein
was a widelyknown travelling sales
man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
Funeral of Mrs. w. Fl. vilmoth.

Funerai services for Mrs, W H
Wilmoth, twenty Ave years old, who
died Friday in her home in South
Boston, were conducted in that town
She was before marriage Miss Bertha
Hite, OF Virginia. Besides her hus-
band and parents, she leaves one sis
ter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
Fu.er., Today Of Mr., Wilson.

The funeral of George NJ. Wilso
age seventy-six, who died sudden
Sunday night at 10 o'clock, In b
apartment in the Hanover. will tai
place from Grace Episcopal churt
this morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. d
Landon r. Mason will officiate. II
interment will be in Hollywood.
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noon at 4:1O o'clock in his home. ITO
South Laurel street His funeral will
lake place this afternoon at 4 o'clock
from st. Andrews Episcopal church.
The burial will be in Riverview cemc-
terry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
Mrs c. VI BOSTON

Clifton Forge, Va, April 3---Mrs.
c. NJ. Boston. wife of the Adams Elk
press company's route agent here, died
here late yesterday. after a brief i'll
ness. She had been i'll for a few days.
She is survived bv her husband, four
daughters and two sons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04

No. 96. Washington Virginia Rail
way Co VS.. Fisher Argued by +. $.
McCandlish for the appellant, and by
Crandall Mackey and +. S. keySmith
for the appellee, and submitted.
No. 81. MadduX ct ais. VS.. Buchan-
an ct ais. Argued by r. r. Farr and
-. Donald Richards for the appellants,
and by Il. +. Garrett for the appellees
and submitted.
Next cases to be called,
No. 90. Drewry- Hughes Co. VS..
.Throckmorton, trustee,
No. 80. Norfolk Southern Railroad
Co. vs. Whitehead.
No. 100. Lewis vs. Lewis.
No. l0l. White VS. White.
No. l02. Atlantic Coast Line rail
road VS.. Tredway's administrator.
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William Todd. trustee. to Emmett
y. Bailey Ct ux.. lot IA. block g., plan
OF Bellevue, 31x120 feet west line
twentieth street, SO feet south of
Stonewall street; $71.36
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
State Corporation Commission.

Charter and amendments were is
sued yesterday as follows;
Amendment to charter Colonial Piano
corporation Richmond, Va. increas-
ing it's capital stock from $4,000 to
$50. 000,
Amendment to charter of The APP
pomattox Box Shook Company. Inc,
Dtnwiddie county Petersburg. Va. in
creasing its capital stock from $50
900 to 100000.
Foreign charter
Fineman and Goldsmith company. a
corporation OF Maryland: $4,000.
Clothing business. Frank Mareck,
statutory agent. Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARl&ET.
tRcported by Rodgers. Hummer Il Go.
Incl

Fetersbura Va, April 3, 1917
SPANISH. Farmers stock. Market
firm 81 81 per hushel
VIRGINIAS. Farmers stock. Market
Trn.
Fancy Jumbo, 80 TO sue per n.
Extra Prime DC to 5A.c per 10.
Prime. 49, 10 &c per ID
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. Alexandria, Va. April Sew
Dove. a carpenter died yesterday a,
his home here. Two daughters sur
vive him
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Hcnrfco Marginal Release.

a. V. Shea, &C, trustees, to ID. l..
Shrecengost ct ux., Its g. 10, block
Is, Highland Park s2,360.
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Itahaca. \. Y. April ss---Announc
ment was made today that Y the
s enters the war. allathletics wou
be suspended at Cornell university.
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Hastings Marginal Release.

lots Is, IL. block z, Woodland Heights,
62x14s feet Thirty-third street; soc.
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Noble 4. Pulling ~

Noble A. Pulling, Sr. about Nifty
eight years old, died Monday after
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
CHANGER, RcfcaSe Deeds.

John sloan trustee. to Sarah \.
Steward, 30xl32 feet north line of
z. street, 30 feet west of Twenty ninth
street; si,225
John Sloan trustee. to Sarah A
Steward. 30Xl32 feet north line OF p
street. 80 feet west of Twenty ninth
street; 1856 -
j. L. Carneal trustee, to Henry s.
Wallerstein. 4fXl40 feet west line OF
Allen avenue between Monument and
Park avenues; $6.00e
II. r. Pollard Jr., ct ais, trustees,
20 r. Francione 44xi40 feet west line
Of Allen Avenue, between Monument
and Park avenues; $1,000
A. II. Dickinson. Sur. trustee. to
ThacKer +. Archer, 20x76 feet south
west corner Moore and Harrison
streets s2.24o
Redd and Gayle. trustees to W. l..
Chapman. 46Xi3l Ill: feet known as
1910 North REIMBURSEMENT street:
1886.
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Court News
CHaNCERY TRANSFERS
Six Deeds of Bargain and Sale RE-
corded YESTERDAY
Collected by the Daily Reco'

II F. Smith ct ux. TO Albert G.
Kirkland, lots 10, 20, block 6. Lee
Annex; tax. $3.50; $40.
Bessie II billiard to John Walter
Denzier. 30Ni20 feet known as 1906
North Twenty third street; tax. $3.50:
SO.
Davis Brothers, Inc. 10 j, ID. Car
neal, 4S S-4Xll5 la feet west line OF
Mulberry street, between Stuart and
Hanover avPUuHs, and known as the
DAVIS apartment: tax, s42. so; $40
Sol Cutehns, trustee. to Lille &.
Carbin. 3oXl20 feet, known az leo
st. James street, s2.235.
J, ID. Calneal ct Tx, to Davis Broth
ers. Inc. 44Al40 feet west line OF
Allen avenue, hetween Park and Mon
unent avenues known az Allen Ave-
nue. apartments: tax, $50: $40.
Highland Park Realty Corp. 70 {.
/. Dyer. lots %. 20. block A, Battery
Court addition; tax. $40; $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
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wholesale Quotations Eurngshed U,
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mission Merchants

Richmond. Va, April ,. 1871.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04

Hastings Deeds Of Trust.
Mary l.. Butts TO l.. =. Pool. trustee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
RICHMOND H-.x slAEKUT.
Wholesale Quotations on 'Chapge1

Richmond. Va. Aprll ;. 1877.