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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
Scoffers and Doubters
why Let Prcjudirc hind fotAto Life
Of Rheumatic Torturcf

lie fair TO yourself you sufferer from
rheumatism. no matter what form. Go
to Ira Elc Drug Company, or any good
druggist and get n package of Rheuma,
the guaranteed prescription. Use the
entire bottle. and II you don't think it
has given you quick and sure relief.
say SO, and YOU can have your money
back.
Isn't that IA fair offer? Can you see
any deceit or red tape about it? What
chance do YOU take? Absolutely none.
Then get n bottle OF Rheuma to-day.
It's reputable physicians prescription.
altogether different from remedies
usually prescribed. free from narcotics
and perfectly harmless. Rheuma acts
on the kidneys and helps to force the
uric acid from the swollen joints and
other lodging places. II please you in
a day it makes you hopeful and happy
in "A week II has released from bond
age rheumatic sufferers who thought
nothing would give relief. 1t should do
as much for you--it seldom fails.
Don't miss this moncyback offer. 4
large bottle sufficient for two weeks
treatment. is incXpenSive--AdV.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday b.
the State Corporation Commission as
follows:
Amendment to charter OF Portsmouth
Cotton Oil Refining Corporation, Nor
folk County. Va. increasing it's capt.
tai stock from S65O.0O0 to 100000.
Amendment TO charter Of Boyd
Sweeney Company. Incorporated. Roa
noke. increasing its capita! stock from
s25000 to $4,000.
walthall Grocery Company. Incorpo-
rated. Richmond. Va. Capital stock
$4,000 Object, grocery business. 4.
4. Broaddus. president: F. J. Sampson.
secretary. both Of Richmond
Capital stock. $4,000. Object. deal in
stocks. bonds etc r.. T. Lipscombe,
president: ]. X. Waterman, secretary.
both OF Norfolk.
General Realty Corporation, Alexan-
dria. Capital stock. so50.000. Object.
real estate business. Frank r. Goodwin.
president: Milton Schuyler Yost. secre-
tary. both OF Alexandria.
Southern Colonization Company, In
corpornted Norfolk. Capital stock. s25.-
600. Object, real estate. John +. Ko-
lar. president, or Disputanta; l.. III.
Simpson. secretary. OF Norfolk.
Deepwater Fishery. Incorporated.
Virginia Beach. Capital stock, $4,000.
Object. catching and selling fish. crabs
etc. Emerson Land, president; r. w.
Woodhouse. Jr.. SECRETARY and treas
urer, both OF Virginia Beach.
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PROPAGANDA FROM SKIES
Washington and Lee Universsty PresI-
dent Has Plan for Reaching
German Masses.

LEXINGTON. VA. Marci: Slow To
reach the German people with accurate
information concerning the conditions
and war aims OF the allied countries.
is question which has occupied the
attention of experts and scientists fo-
some time. DIR. Henry Louis Smith,
president OF washington and Lee Uni
verstty. has conceived 4 novel plan for
this purpose.
The plan proposed by Or. Smith
would make use OF the north temper
ate air drifts to float small balloons
10 which literature could be attached
by means OF strings and which could
he timed so as % float different dis
,ances. thus permitting wide distr;bu-
tion Of the arguments and appeals OF
reformers in enemy country. In this
way II nation-Wide propaganda from
the skies could DO carried on without
great expense. without violating morals
or international law. and in safety be-
hind the allied lines.
DR.. Smiths plan has met with :hc
enthusiastic approval of experts to
whom It has been submitted. and is
now being considered, along with other
similar plans. by the Army War Col
legc.
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LOOK!
AUCTION SAIL.

Mr. ~. i. Watkins having decided to
discontinue farming, has instructed mo
10 sell, at public auction. to the hi;she ST
bidder. on his premises, known the
Ola HortonS Farm, situated on the Os-
borne Pike. about seven mites from
Richmond. Henrico County.
TUESDAY. MARCH II. 1915.
Sale commences at IL a. NJ sharp.
the following described property:
] pair Good Farm Mules. Two-row
Corn Planter tuO-horsc Wagons. =
BuSSies, ] Canopy Top Surrey. one
horse Wagon, ,hrce-horse Imperial
iiow. ! t"o-horsc Watt Plow. one
horse Watt Plow, siXty-tooth Har-
ro". one horse Cultivators, two
horse SprinE-Tooth Cultivator. two
two-horse Hay Rake. l two-horsc Me
cormick Mower. set Double Wagon
Harness. sets Plow Harness. sets
BuGGy Harness. pair Platoon Scales.
"pU pounds capacity. Iron Wise. An
Vii. .5-lb. Pals Stock Food. Post
hole Digger. Work Bench. ! Feed Bin.
Roll Hog Fence, ] lot Of Window
Blinds. Grindston", ! lot OF Fork 5.
ShoNcls. Picks, Hoes Rakes. lot of
Singletrees and Doublebars. I sheets Of
Galvanized Roofing. lot OF Chicken
Coops, lot of Collars. Harness and
Brides. l cahoon Seed Sewer. lion
Yard Seat. Zig pen and lot Of Troughs.
Tip-Top Dandy Range. | Marble-toD
Table 3x6 feet. several pieces Of Fur
niturc. lot Of Berry Crates. "a lot OF
Bags Other articles too numerous TO
rnePtion.
CIiAS +: sTRANG.
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BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute.

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the substi.
tute for caloynel - are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are the result
of DR.. Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calo.ncl.
His efforts to Danish it brought out these
little olivc.colorcd tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel docs but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel. They take hold
of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why
cure the liver at the expense Of the teeth?
Calomcl sometimes plays havoc with the
gums. So do strong liquids. 1t is best not
to take calomcl, but to let DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, "dullncss" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
disordcrcd liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel '1oggy" and
heavy. Note how they clear" clouded
brain and how they ''perk up" the spirits
zoe and Csc box. All druggists
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

w. 7. beverly. trustee. 20 Olivia NJ.
IiudCins. - feet by ll3 feet north line
Ivy Street. 40 feet cast of Rowland
street. March 5. 1918; $l.560.
l. NJ. Jacobs. trustee. to Leila w. Via
ct viz -? SO feet and Of irregular
depth. known as GIL North Twenty first
Street. March i. 1918: S21l.4O.
Si,tcrding X Bo&ley. trustee. to J. a.
Granger. % feet by l20 feet southwest
corner L!ttlcpage and Coaltcr Streets.
February IS. l?lS: $3.50.
i. W. Jones, trustee. 20 Powhatan
Baker. is feet by 20 feet south side
crouch street. designated as lot 3 on
subdivision OF lot 10. smiths plan by
l;ates II Bolton. February %. 1915;
sos.
II. r. Bache and \. II. Sands. trus-
tees, TO Roland Park Corporation, lots
TO .. Inclusive. block y; lots 8 to "a.
inclusive. block i: lots 3 to l3. inclu-
sive; lots IA. L. 10. 90 and -. block c:
lots 20 ). inclusive, block u: lots to
-, inclusive, block L: lots IL Is and
-. block i, and lots . and 3. block q.
February %. 1918: $3.50.
John Bagby. trustee. to NJ. f.. Kay
hoe. .Tr.. y "a feet By 1o5 feet. known
as %loe Floyd Avenue. March Z. 1918;
<."i,
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FROM DIFFERENT ANGLES
One Soldier Praises. Another CriticIses
Ministers for OpposinE Sunday
Thentricals.

Especial TO The Times Dispatoh.l
LYNCHBURG. VA. March 9Th e
Lynchburs Ministerial Union for OPP
posing the presentation of theatricaM
on Sundays in the Camp Lee theater
has received severe call down from 4
soldier who is in training in that camp.
Says the private: II. for one. think you
have a b OF a lot OF nerve trying
to start anything like tho calling on
OF the shows. You had better turn
your attention to some OF the lounge
loafers in and around Lynchburg re
join the service" despite the fact that
Lynchburg was one Of the few towns
with a separate exemption board in
the Union which did not have to
furnish n single drafted man in the
first draft
In the same mail the officers of the
union received a letter from another
soldier In which he says. You have
struck the keynote which ] am sure
will meet with Gods approval and
that you will have His support"
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EY J. y. cAENEA. y son.
Commissioner Auction Sale Of

commissioners Auction Sale Of
Valuable Third street Properties.
Being. Nos, 1000 and lcll y. Third St
Acting under a decree OF the Chan
Gerry court OF the city OF Richmond, in
the chauccry cause therein pending Of
Minnie r. Hayes versus NJ. X. Hayes
1915. ], the undersigned. Special Com
missioner thereby appointed for the
purpose. will offer for sale, NJ public
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, MARCH IA. 1915.
at $50 o'clock f. NJ.
the following properties. to-wit.. First:
All that lot Of iand. with brick dwell
Va "a; tho northwest corner Of Pres
ton and Third Streets fronting on the
west side Of Third Street - feet. thence
back between the northern line OF Tres
1l6 feet 10 an alley ia common twenty
four feet wide. Second: All that lot
of land. with frame dwelling thereon.
i'm the city OF Richmond, Va. fronting
on the east line OF Third Street ~
feet. thence back between parallel lines
81 feet.
No. 1000 North Third Street is an at
tractive detached cor:-er brick dwell
ing, with about eight rooms. well built
and a fine renter. T'hc lot is long and
well suHcd :o. flats fronting on Pres
ton Street. No. 1911 North Third Street
is detached dwelling with about six
rooms. wide lot, same tenant for TWEEN
ty-fpur years. It. is hard to surpaAs
both of the above properties. for rcgu-
lar and good income payers. Third
street is noted for its valuable proper
ties.
TERMS: Onc-third cash. and the
residue in three equal insta llmcnts at
six, twelve and eighteen months. with
interest from day Of sale at per cent
per annum. the deferred payments to
he evidenced by notes, and the &itlc
retained until all of the purchas Sc
money Ia paid and the conveyance or
dcred by the court or all cash, at the
option of the purchaser.
J. C. ROBERTSON,
Special Commissioner.
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BY RCFt'iN IL SLOAN.
Zeal Estate Auction.ers.
Auction sale

No 5ol North Twemty-sixth street.
30. 2GoS East Clay street
No. $50 t.us, Clay street.
In order 20 close an estate are
requested 10 offer for sale. on the
premises. on
THURSDAY. MARCH II. 1878.
at > o'clock.
those three certain properties describ-
Cd as follows.
No sol North Twenty-sixth street.
being . nine-room frame dwelling, with
the usual convcniences. together with
a small frame building, fronting on
clay street. suitable for an office OF
shop.
No 26cs Eas, Clay street. being a
good two-story dwelling. containing
six or more rooms, and rented 20 good
tenant
80 9Glo Eas, clay street. also {, good
two-siury dwelling, with five OF more
rooms and rented 10 a good tenant.
These properties vii! be first offered
separately and then as whole. re-
serving the right to accept the highest
bid.
Any ono desiring q home or an in
ves,mcnt would DO we'll to attend this
sale. which offers an unusual opportun-
iiy.
TERMS, announced at sale.
RCFFIN g. SLOAN.
Auctionccrs
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MEN IN ALL WALKS KNIT
Join with Women Mt Red Cross
Headquarters in Missouri
Town.

CARROLLTON, MO. March 9.-R ed
Cross headquarters here has lost it's
feminine character aitogethe No
longer do the women hold forth alone
especially in the knitting classes.
Every Monday night. and on four
other nights a week, prominent bust
ness and professional men OF this city
meet at headquarters and knit. They
are knitting sweaters and other things
for the soldiers. The men come from
all ranks OF lfe-business and pro-
fcssional men. bankers coupnty and
state and city officials, city bremen and
policemen
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LABOR COMMITTEE
New body VIII Cooperate With Fed-
eruI Board In Norfolk
District,
IBy Associ.ted prcs,.1

~ n
NORFOLK. VA. March 9.--Notice was
received to-day from the Department.
OF Labor OF the appointment OF local
advisory labor committee to confer and
co operate with the Federal board in
this naval and army district. They will
aid in handling all labor problems
arising and housing proposals. Repre-
sentation on the board was given the
principal business bodies. merchant or
CARNATIONS. labor Unions. truck farm
ers. railroad, master builders and wo-
men organizations. Federal Agent T.
<. Darlington was named to organize
and direct the boards activities. Tho.
providing OF labor for the great truck
farms OF this section and for govern
ment construction activities will be the
two chief duties imposed on the board.
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, 80 lie feet by 100 feet. known as 2o0s
! Chuiisn Street. March G. 1918; tax. Sl.90;

20 7-i2 feet by l2O feet. known as 2o0s
Chuiisn Street. March G. 1918; tax. $3.50;
Su.
Roland Park Corporation to A. s.
Mintcr. lot II. block Il. Roland Park.
December Il, 1918: 5000.
X. H. Sto!tz Ct ux. TO Bette c. Dali
ton. 81 feet by 10 feet east line Ram
do!ph street. l05 fcct north OF Dance
street November :, 1915. tax. $3.50,
$40.
Davis Bros. Inc. TO w. W. Timber
lake. Al feet By 40 feet. known as 40
North Allen Avenue. March 4. 1918;
tax. $50: SO.
Anne H. snyder TO =. 4. lhrb, 90
feet by 30 feet, known IS 303 North
Meadow Street. March y, 1918; tax,
$3.50; $40.
Gintcr Park Realty Corp. TO l.. p.
Jackson, lot IL. block ID. Gintcr Park
Terrace February 10. 1918; $500.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Hi8h.Watcr Mark OF Year Reached
on Local Real Estate
Market.
HANOVER APARTMENTS SOLD
Transaction Involving 100000 for
West Franklin Street Property
Features Weck-Salcs Total Near
ly 100000.
Real Estate Summary
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.

Featured by the sale of the ItanoTcr
Apartments. at tho corner Of Franklin
and Adams Streets, by Henry s Wal
!crstein TO \. L.. lIawse and Warner
Moore for 100000. the hirh-watcr
mark in the local realty market tor tn"
year 1915 was reached. with *iSty-four
property transfers recorded for A
grand total of s3s3.4SS.61. The Han
over Apartments. which arc locat cd
on the northwest corner Of Franklin
and Adams Streets represent one OF the
finest pieces OF improved zeal estate
in the city. The building ~ erected
a plot Of ground measuring sixty
feet six inches b. 100 feet sin inches
The deal was put through by Garrett
6 Co. ana Pollard q: Bagby. Inc.
Among the other transfers Of import
ance might be noted the sale of tho
apartment house at 40 North Allcn
Avenue by Davis Bros. Inc to w. w
Timberlake for $4,000. the size OF the
plot being 44XliO feet.
SEVERAL. NEW BUILDINGS
NOW REING Projected
w. G. Co,trell purchased the two
pieces Of property on Hancock Street
owned by the pahst Brewing Company
Tor $4,000. The two plots involved
in the deal located on tre wet
side or Hancock street. and the tli-
mansions are SlXl20 feet and l2Xsl
feet.
{. II. Phillips sold the property To-
Gated on the southwest corner OF A'on-
umcnt Avenue ana boulevard II, -.-ur-
ing 5CNlJo feet. To j. f. Sheppard for
$4,000. the latter in turn acquired
the lot OF MIR. Phillips. I24xl35 feet. on
me north side OF Monument Avenue.
lSG $40 feet west of Roscneath Huat
for tie sum of SLICES
Eighteen building permits were :s-
sued during the week for ,c;a, ~
s22.4al, tho majority being for reDair
work. No permits for new operatiors
81 any importance Were issued by trr
Dui!din= Inspector, although plans for
revcral new apartment houses are on
file at his Office awaiting approval.
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cHANcERy TRANSFERS.

Pahst Brewing Company 10 W. -
Cottrei. 81 feet by 120 feet southwest
corner OF Marshall and Hancock
Streets: also. ]: feet by 81 feet ives,
line Hancock street. 100 feet south Of
marshall Street. February 2S 1915:
tax. SIG: SO.
Roland Park Corporation to Eva r.
Alphin. lots and 8. block G. Roland
Park. February 20. 1918: tax 81: $40
Greater Richmond Realty Company.
Monument Avenue Park March :. 1915:
tax. 81; $40.
J, s. Galeskl ct ais to \. ]. Kirsh.
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REGISTRATION KEEPS UP

BOSTON. March o.-Reg istration fer
the second term at the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology stands at
1850, a remarkable record for the
time when the army. navy and indus
trial work are making insistent de-
mands for young men Of tho usual coll
lege age. The number registered in
Septembcr> was 1870. or about 90 per
cent Of normal
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(:itr I;ircuit Court,

Monday-T. Il. Aaron vs. Virginia
Railway and Power Company. Lamb
Il Lamb. p. O.; T. Justin Moore, p. d.
Tuesday
T.. L. Mccoy vs.. j. Z. Robertson. J.
r Hewin. y. o.; Willis y. and II. NJ.
Smith, p. ii.
Robert NJ. Anderson VS.. Grand Court
of NirGinia maryland. Order OF Ca
lanthe. ]. Thomas Hewin, p. O.: ].
r. Pollard. p. Il.
Wednesday-La France, Inc. trading
etc. vs.. Virginia Railway and Power
Company. Vi. u. Wallace. p. a.: S. s
y. Patteson and y. Justin Moore. p. d.
Thursday--II. Chambers a. Co. VS.. b.
jou Theatcr. 5. :. L. Pattcson, u. O.;
Allen 9. Collins. p. d.
Friday-Etta Murray VS.. Virginia
x Smith. p. O.: J. Justin Moore and ~
l.. GuiGon. p. d.
Saturday-Opcn.
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BY POLLARD s BAGBY. INC.
Real Estate AGGtiunccTs.

Hy v,rtu" 81 a dccl Of trust to the
undersigned. dated February J, 1914.
and recorded in Ilcnrico Circuit Court
clerks otic" iu Decd Book GOT y. page
3I4 default having been made ia the
payment Of the debt therein secured.
and being required by the noteholdcr
so TO do, We shall sell. by public auc-
ton. ON the premises, on
MONDAY. MARCH II. l"lS.
at 1870 o'clock l. NJ
the property described in said deed and
being lot ~ land comprising nearly an
acre together WIKI brick dwelling
house and other improvements. hcinl,
lot 40 EOS in plan OF Sherwood Park.
Mt intersection Of Sherwood Avenue
and Brook Turnpike. now in the city
Of Richmond. This IS - very nttrac-
tive property. with a uumbcr OF large
oak trees in tho yard.
TERMS cash as To- expenses of sale
aud any unpaid taxes, aud q note OF
S3.50h. with interest from February 16.
1918. ana lance upon credit OF one
year. secured by trust deed This sail.
will he made subject 10 the liens OF
two prior deeds Of trust 10 secure prin-
cipai sums OF $1,000. with interest from
August 3, 1918. ANA 5000. with interest
from same date
GEDpgS II WINSTON.
PETER WINSTON.
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Hastings Court. Part II.

Monday. Tuesday--Jamos r. Stull rs.
American Locomotive Company ct ais.
Byrd. Fulton e. Byrd ct ais. p. O.: Nc
CURE. Williams and Mullen & Bryan.
p. d.
Wedne sday---Jame Il. Stull VS.. Amer
lean Locomotive Company ct ais. Byrd.
Fulton e. Byrd. p. e.: Mcclure. Will
liams and Mullen &c Bryan, y. d.
rhursday--Willie Moody's admins
traitor VS.. Bessie Dangerfield, etc. Tur-
ner. p. a.; Nunnally. y. d.
Cohen VS.. Wilson.
w r. Gibbs VS.. Mrs. Burrows.
Christie Manufacturing Company VS..
Marchetti. etc.
Saturday-Open.
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musrIxGs Trust DEEDS.

Emma 6. Owens ct yir. 10 c. l.. De-
noon trustee. lI3N3l0 feet west line
Twenty-scven street, being the south
ern half Of block 81. plan OF Wood
land Heights. December J. 1917: $3.50
H. NJ. Willis ct ny TO A. l.. Adamson,
trustee, I3N3G" feet north line Midlo-
THAN Turnpike. commencing at the
western line Of the land formerly
called "Hockadays". also. lots Is and
10 block .. plan OF Eur!oot's estate
January 3, 1918: $1,000
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court:
Charles Davis and Annie Lee Bevo.
city
James Moody Hughes and Jennie
Adelaide Haynes. city.
Frank y. Hanson and Annie Estelle
Cato. city.
Homer Reed and Ida Hartman. Pitts
burgh Pa.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS. 90
AUCTION SALE AT VILLA MSBUR1
MONDAY. March II. 1915.
AT the Door of the Courthouse.

MONDAY, March IL. 1918.
AT the Door of the Courthouse.
II O'Clock noon.
OF farm property owned by Mr.. Mou-
quin. Sold ON, account OF numerous
other interests. so he cannot give II the
attention IL requires. Consisting of
100 acres or level. productive land. OF
which about 50 acres * open. and in
excellent state of cultivation. Timber
tor home use.
1t is located three miles from Will
liamsburS. right AZ village Of Magru-
der and but short distance ACROSS
Qucnns Greek from The busy DG Pont
plant. church. graded school and
stores right "a: the door. mail delivered
buildings consist OF cottage house.
suitable for II nice, cheap summer resi-
dcnCe. usual outbuildin2s. and Il good
store with shelves and counters. which.
if equipped with stock OF goods. would
make line stand for serving soft drinks.
candy and other refreshments to
school children next door. and also TO
the general travelling auto tourists,
passing constantly.
For any information regarding tho
above described property. apply TO
Horace w. Dana. who viii have charS
Of the sale.
Reasonable terms. Absolute sale
Possession Immediately.
ROBERT l. SPENCER.
Auctioneer.
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THURSDAY. MARcn -. 1915.

= -
tina; lot OF land with improvements
known az 40 3pS North Twen,y-ff,h
street commencing On west line Il
I""nty-htth street. at tn" northern
line pt tho property owned by The city
OF Richmond, Va, occupied by u nre-
cuS!n" house. thence running north
"arc!% along and fronting on the west
lin" ni Tw.nlE-hfth Street - feet 6
inches. more OF less. thence running
back wcstwardly between parallel lines.
the northern line running through The
center OF the party wall between tho
dwelling hereby conveyed and the ad
Joining dwelling No. $40, i9J feet to an
alley Ia the rear.
TERAiS-Cash.
W. T. PURCELL. JE. Trustee.
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

Tho following meetings Of commit
tees were scheduled yesterday for this
week:
Monday-Strcets; o'clock.
Tucsduy-Board OF Aldermen:
o'clock.
Thursday-Docks: S O'clock.
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plaintir and p. d.. counsel for the de-
Inv and Equity Court.

Monday--Callahon a. Co. vs.. L. Rose
& co. NJ NJ. Mcclure, p. O.; w. h.
Mathews. p. q.
Tuesday-Old Dominion Trust Co. vs..
Virginia Building Company. II. w.
Montague. p. O.: Leake N Buford. p. d;
Wcdnesda y-Straus Bros. VS.. Samue,
T.. DuRsins. Z. a. l.. Smith, p d; Il.
Lamb. p. d.
John :. Fleming vs.. Fidelity Mutual
Life Insurance Company. a. j. Col
Inns. p. q; j. S. EggleSton. p. d.
ThurSduy--Open.
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Shade Tree. a. Fuel

TROPHETSTOwN. ILL. March *
Shade trees here next summer will
be a scarcity. Hundreds OF them hava
been cut down to relieve a fuel famtnA
Tho town for 4 time was without hrs-
wood or coal. -...--.sl2
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uUSTINGS TRANSFER.

Lawrence i. Pool. special commits
sioncr. to Raymond NJ. Wills. 13x365 feet
north line Midlothian Turnpike. COM
mcncing at the western line of the land
formerly called "IIockadayS." Janu-
AIRY !, 1885, Sl.l5O.