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FOR RENtf?Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
No. 1607 Park Ave.
Thin In a nice home at only 137.50
per month rent.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR.
' S07 East Franklin.
FOR RENT.
SIX-ROOM APARTMENT.
No. 1650 West Grace
Six rooms, modern, heat furnished
during winter months. Possession
September 1. 1915.
DOUOI.AK E. TAYLOR.
S<i7 East Franklin.
FOR RENT.
No. 1613 Park Avenue
Seven rooms, hot water heat and
elect! le llshts.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR.
x'i7 East Franklin.
Call Mad 49
FOR RENT LIST.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR,
>>07 East Franklin.
Save You Money
GET OL*R NEW RENT LIST.
J THO.M PSON HHOWN & CO.
. Lowest City Rents
NEW LIST JUST OUT
J. THOMPSON nnoWN fr CO.
FOR RENT.
No. 1 1 19 W. Main St.
Eight rooms. Possession September
1. 1915. *
DOUGLAS E TATLOR
?07 East Franklin.
FOR RENT.
No.2606 W. Qrace St.
Most desirable home, good-siz^d rooms
and well pitched; beautiful yard and
excellent heating system.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR.
Phone Madison 49.
FOR RENT.
702^-704 E. Leigh St.
Eleven rooms. In good condition;
good location for boardlng-houHe.
RentAl MOO per annum each.
DOUGLAS E TAYLOR.
SO" East Franklin.
FOR RENT.
1 04 E. Grace St.
A modern house of fourteen rooms
and large parse. Reduced price.
SHEA & KEEGAN.
Cheapest City Rents
SAMPLES.
Grove Avenue dwellinn. elaht room#,
reception hull, furnace heat Only
137 J.fi per month.
Kensington Avenue, eijrht ror>m*. hot
water heat, electricity. Only J35 per
month
Main Street, three-story, ten rooms,
two baths, near Monroe Park. Only
S35 per month
Clay Street, rinht rooms. |2!i.
GET PRINTED LIST.
J. THOMPSON RROWN fe CO
FOR RENT.
3 1 20 Wallace Street
New six-room, detached house two
blocks west r.f the Reservoir. IKi per
month to good tenant.
Wallerstein & Nelson
111- East Main Street.
House You Want
IS IN OUR NEW LIST.
J? THOMPSON HROWS' k- CO.
W. S. Robinson
& Co.
715 East Frankltn Street.
Madison 3059.
FOR RENT.
HOUSES.
JS.i.oe p/>r month?34 13 Hanover Ave,
S rooms. Sept l.
J2f> 00 per month?2?1<> W. Main St.. 7
rooms. At once
Jlfi.00 per month?r.f>2 Pickett St., 6
rooms. At once. ^
FLATS.
J.35 00 per month?300f> W. Grace. 6
rooms, modern in every respect.
Sept. 1.
$27.50 per month?270fi-.\ W. Main, 5
rooms. Sept. 1.
J25 00 per month?5008 N. Fourth St.,
5 rooms. Sept. 1.
$20.00 per month?C.59-A North Eighth.
4 rooms. Sept 1.
SI2,5ft per month?220s Ensl Leigh St..
4 rooms At nnce
WEST END
MODERN
FLATS
Five and six rooms. ICS and S27.50
per month. Convenient in every way.
Morton G. Thalhimer
First National Bank Building.
Call ftent Dept., Ran. 3600, Ran. B721.
Call, Write or Phone for
Third Edition of Our
Rent List
A few desirable apartments and
dwellings may yet he had.
JOHN T. OOPCn.V & co.
FOR ~RENT~
No. 201 East Frnnklln Street; very
dfisirnblo second and third floor flats,
eight or nine rooms each. Most de
sirably located. Possession Septem
ber 1.
SUTTON & CO.
SEPTEMBER
RENT LIST
Cftll or phone for one before renting
a house.
SUTTON & CO.
FOR RISNT.
Street-Floor Office
Eighth Street, near Main. Heat and
light furnished. Rent reasonable.
MOOREFIELD & BLAKE,
20 North Eighth Street.
FOR RENT?Real Estate.
West End
Homes
Seven rooms. Just being completed.
Rent $25 Per Month
A HEAL BARGAIN.
Morton G. Thalhimer
First National Bank Building.
Call Rent Dept.. Ban. 3600, Ban. 5721.
BE SURE
To call, phone or write for
Our Rent List
Houses everywhere, for everybody, at
attractive ratc-B.
Chewning & Boxley
Large Modern
Ashland Residence
Modern, In pood repair.
MORTON O. THAI.HIMER,
First National Hank Building.
Call Hent Dept., Ran. 3600, Ran. 5721.
FOR RENT.
Ginter Park-Home
Eight rooms, hot water heated, nice
lawn. $15 per month.
OREEN & REDD.
Call, phone or write for the fourth
edition of our
Fall Rent List
Attractive dwellings, flats and apart
ments.
OREEN & REDD.
Let us solve tho house question for
you.
Our Fall Rent List
Fourth Edition, will bo mailed you on
request.
ELAM & FUNBTEN,
Madison 1P62.
Cheapest Rents
IN THE C1TT.
3 N. Boulevard
New, detached dwelling, hot water
heat and two bathn. Everything at
tractive. Specially convenient to cars,
parks, etc.
C. A. BOXLEY.
Rent Service
Besides our office force, we have four
I men, two autos and horse and buggy at
your service. All kinds of houses,
stores, flats and offices,
i J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
Don't Delay
GETTING A COPT OF OUR
Fall Rent List
Fourth Edttlon Ready.
ELAM * F UN AT EN,
Madison 1962.
218 West Main Street
Will he put in perfect order. Imme
diate possession, r*nt to begin Septem
ber 1.
ELAM & FUNSTEN.
FOR RENT.
; Call for Rent List
, We have somo houses for rent from
; September, 1615.
C. L. & H L DENOON,
J 807 East Main Street.
i FOR RENT
; 2 1 1 3 Y* Grove Ave.
Nine rooms, modern in every way.
Must be seen to be> appreciated. 1570
per annum. Let us show you thlB.
E A. CATLIN & CO.
Phone Madison 67A.
FOR RENT
Shop
Rear 7 1 0 East
Main Street
Can be used for machine shop,
warehouse, storage house,
plumber's shop; any other busi
ness. Dimensions, 26x75 feet.
Rental, $25 i?er month.
Raab & Co., Inc.
Mutual Building.
FOR REST.
Apartments in
THE
MEREDITH
3M2 Monument Avenue. 86ven rooms,
four closets, three baths, servants'
room. Modern In every respect. Let
us show you these. Only two left.
RLANTON A CO..
1111 East Main Street.
FOR RENT.
j 1 508 Grove Avenue
I Will Install hot water heating plant,
I electric lights, two baths and other
| needed improvements. Rent, $S00.
N. W. BOWK & SON. INC.
We Give
Special Personal
-Attention
to the management of rental property,
and will bfc ghtd to scOurfi a tenant for
that vacant property of yours. Just
phone, write or call to see us.
MOOREFU5LD A BLAKE.
20 North Eighth Street.
921 W. Franklin St.
Fourteen rooms, four baths. See us.
N. W. BOWE & SON, INC.
FOR RENT?Real Estate.
If You Want a
Tenant
Just liBt your vacant property with
MOOREF'TEM) & ULAKE, 20 North
Eighth Street. They have had remark
able success in securing tenants for
property under their management.
Tlifcy take pleasure carrying prospec
tive tiilAnta to inspect any properly In
their rare.
FOR RENT.
315 W. Grace Street, 12 rooms.
108 E. Franklin Street, 12 rooms
X. W. UOWE & SON. INC.
5 1 3 W. Franklin St.
Two bathe, hot water heat, nice con
dition; cheap rent.
N. W. BOWE & SON, INC.
Attractive Rent List
Apartments, Dwellings. Flats.
Call, Phone, Write
McVeigh & Glinn
FOR KENT.
10S EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
Twelve Rooms.
X. W. HOWE & SON. INC.
FOR KENT.
2523 West Grace
Nine large roomn, hot water heat;
cheap rent. Be quick.
N. W. 1KIWE ft SON. INC.
FOR RENT.
2030 W. Grace, two baths, hot water
heat.
316 W. Grace, 12 rooms; nice condi
tion.
302 W. Franklin St.. 12 rooms.
403 E. Grace St., 12 rooms.
N. W. BOWE & SfiN. INC.
FOR F JNT?Furnished Houses.
FOR rent, furnished or unfurnished,
desirable home on Hanover Avenue,
near Allen. For terms, address G 116,
care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
LADY, having cozy cottage 30 minute#
from heart of city, on auto and elec
tric road, desires congenial adults to
share home and expenses. "Cozy,"
Route 3, Box 43-B, Richmond.
FOR RENT?Farms.
GOOD tenants wanted?200-acre farms
in Nelson County; land In good con
dition; liberal terms to the right par
ties. Address L 958, care Times-Dia
patch.
FOR RENT?Stores.
1903-1905 East
Main Street
New stores at reduced rent.
MORTON G. THALHIMER,
First National Hank Building.
Call Rent Dept., Ran. 3600, Ran. 6721.
FOR RENT?Apartments.
A few modern apartments left. See
our rent list. Elam & Funsten. Madi
son 1962.
FOR rent, apartment corner Floyd
Avenue and Roland; 6 rooms, bath,
pantry, closets. Hot-water heat, gas
range. Combination fixtures Separate
furnace. Wirt S. Francis, 1021 West
Clay. Randolph 2470.
FOR rent, nice bright apartment, 2
rooms and bath: possession Septem
ber 1. No children. Thi? Franklin,
301 East Franklin.
Fashionable Apartments
The Stafford
2007 MONUMENT AVENUE.
Beautiful, light rooms, in suites of
seven each.
J. D. CARNEAL A HON.
Apartment
Fashionably located; beautifully ap
pointed; seven rooms; 'The Brooke;
three baths. 2215 Monument Avenue.
J. D. CARNEAL A SON.
Don't close your lease until you have
Inspected the
Allen Ave. Apartments
410 ALLEN AVENUE.
StyllBh neighborhood; ultra In every
J. D. CARNEAL & SON.
Monument
Avenue
Apartments
New, modern and up-to-date. Very
best value for money in the city. Heat
And water Included In rent. Details on
application.
Morton G. Thalhimer
First National Bank Building.
Call Rent Dept.. Ran. 3800, Ran. 5721.
Steam Heated
Apartments
Centrally Located
Only three left. Attractive price*.
Lease now. Rent to begin September l.
GREEN & REDD.
APARTMENTS
One eight-room housekeeping apart
ment. Possession Sept. 1.
One two and one three-room non
housekeeping apartment. Immediate
possession.
The Shenandoah
KOlfc 11KNT?Apwtinenu.
FOR RENT.
Berkeley Apartment
I Franklin and Harrison Streets. Don't
miss It. Third floor apartment.
| .N: \\\ BOWK & SON. IXC.
FOR RENT.
! APARTMENTS
I A largo selection from -N. W. 1JOWE
& SOX'S rent list.
WANTKI)?Apartments.
! WANTED, flat of 4 rooms and bath,
I nouth of Hrond, strictly central, near
I car line; r?!iit not over $15. Address
j M care Times-Dispatch.
. WANTED, September 1st. first flat, 3
or 1 rooms; centrally located. 11
! rarft Times-Dispatch.
FOR RENT?Flats.
I -
I UNFURNISHED third floor flat of 2
large rooms and kitchenette; mod
i frn; private family. 1000 block West
j Orace. References. Ma<llsoti 4t>4.
! LOWER flat 4 rooms, private bath, vlec
I trie lights. at once or September 1.
; 2111 Orovi' Aven ie. Phone Doulevard
1?;S4-J.
FLAT for rent; .vroinn, second story,
with buth. 1*12 Marlon Avenue, Bar
! ton Heights. Phone Madison 2U02-W.
[FIRST flat at 2515 Park Avenue. 4
; rooms anil bath; possession at once,
j Apply ;>t v'ji> West Hroad Street.
'FOR rent. new corner flat facing Byrd
Park, 0 large rooms, bath, linen
closet, large back porch, electricity
and gas. Phone Boulevard 2036-W.
104 East Main Street, flrst flat, 7 rooms.
elegant, spacious parlors; French
plate mirrors. Second flat, 6 rooms, 4
porches, separate entrance. Both flats
have hot-water heat.
[?624 North Eighth, 2 flats, 6 rooms each,
1 bath and pantry; front and back
porches, separate entrance*. First flat
possession at once.
<511 East I.elgh. fln?- basement flat 4
rooms and nice bathroom.
FiRST floor flat, 7 rooms, bath and
pantry; large, elegant rooms.
'SECOND flat, (5 rooms, modern appoint
ments; separate entrances.
JULIUS RAKER,
j Phone Randolph 2539.
FOR rent In Highland Park, tipper flat
5 largo rooms; all conveniences.
Phone Randolph 215-J.
FOR rent, flats 17 and 17 1-2 North
Twenty-ninth Street; 7 and S rooms,
facing Lib!),' Hill; all modern Improve
ments. Appi..* John R. Orlmes, 14 North
Thirtieth Street.
I MODERN r.-room upper flat, opposite'
Ohimborar.o Pnrk. All conv-nlcnoes; |
I large rooms. separate entrance. Pos
session September 1. Address D 012,
care Times-Dispatch, or phone Madison
168^
THREE or 4-rootn flat, unfurnished,
second floor West Orace; reason-1
able. Madison 1S96-W. I
IF you are looking for a flat, our fall
rent list should be consulted. Phone
J Madison 19C2 for u copy. Elatu Fun-j
| sten. j
FOUR new flats on Gary, near Laurel.
Plans at our office. Elam &. Funsten.
NEW flat of 3 rooms, 1005 Second Ave
nue, Highland Pork. Hath, jjas and
electricity. Attractive price to desir
able. party.
FURNISHED or unfurnished flat, all
conveniences. Apply 2 West (.race
Street.
FOR rent, 1016-A West Clay, 4 rooms,
bath, closet and gas; separate in
| every respect. Wirt S. Francis, 1021
? West Clay. Randolph 2470.
FOUR-ROOM upper flat, near audi
torium, $10; modern conveniences.
Inquire 103 South _Bee.<ih Street^
FLAT, modern. up-to-dato, electric
lights, hot-water heat. 322 North
Harrison Street. Phone Madison
5750-W.
RRICK flat for rent, r> rooms, gas,
electric lights, range In nice residen
tial section, southside, one block from
car lino; reduced rent, as party has to
leave city. Phone Randolph 3607, or
Madison 4097-J.
THIRD floor flat, 2 rooms private bath.
415 West Orace.
FOR rent, September 1, second flat of
4 rooms and bath to adults. 613 East
Leigh Street.
FIRST flat, 4 largo rooms, packing
room, bath, la t robe; large front
porch; near Lihby Hill Park. Apply
117 North Twenty-ninth Street.
FOR rent. 4-room newly papered flnt
I and bath. $S per month. 1106 North
Twent.v-flrst Street. Apply 2202 East
j Marshall.
i 113 North Third, flrst flnt. 7 rooms, hot
water heat. etc.. $40.
! 113-A North Third, third flat, 7 rooms,
i hot-water heat. etc.. $35. \
1109-11 North Third (Caroline Apart
| ments). 4 and 5 rooms, modern, and
j heat furnished, rent *3<"> and $33.34.
JAMES H. CRENSHAW.
600 East Main.
FOR RENT. ,
Modern Flat in West End
Floyd Avenue. Ave rooms, separate
hot water and h*at A bargain at $360
annum. Let us show you tnln.
F.. A. CAT LIN & CO..
22 North Eighth Street.
FOR RENT.
AO, ? SINTFn PA.nK FLAT
622- A Hawthorne Avenue; for adults
Six rooms, bath, pan, electrlcltv Rent'
I water and light furnished 3 jftO n ;
| month. See us nt mice. P r
X. W ROWE & SON. INC.
FINANCIAL
$3,000
To Lend at Once
ON A DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
H SELPON TAYLOR & BON.
SEE US
if you wish a loan on your real estate.
We have several sums of money to
! lend at once on city property.
Wallerstein & Nelson.
1112 East Main.
Money Money
$1,000.00 91.400.00
$2,000.00 $3,000.00
$4,000.00 $0,000.00
TO LEND OX REAL ESTATE IN THIS
CITY PROMPTLY.
Chewning & Boxley.
"I Am 82 Years Old To-Day"
And been dolnp huslnetit with yon for forty years," said a rood old rllartt last
week, "and your
Real Estate 6% Mortgages
hav? paid me better than anything else."
Testimonial#, like this occur dally", for NO CLIENT EVER LOflT A DOLLAR
ON OUR L0AN8. Le' tin serve you. NO COST TO LENDER, and Interest
collected Quarterly without charge If you want to LEND or BORROW, see us.
$250, $600. $1,000, $1,500. $2,000, $3,fld0, $5,000, $10,000.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
s
REAL ESTITE RECORD j
AND COURT CALENDAR
Week's Transfers Show CJain Over
I'recodlnx Week, Despite
llot Weather.
DEMAND FOK SMALL HOMES
West Kud Dwellings Are Bringing
(iood Prices, and Sales Are Head
ily Made Where Modern Conveni
ences Are Supplied.
!
Despite the fact that the summer
season Is alreadv far advanced, when
the business men of tlie city, almuHt
with one accord, hie away to the al
luring seaside resorts and to the Hha<ly
places far out into the country, while
the less fortunate real estate agents
forget, to Home extent, tin- bargain nml
sale enil of their business ami concern
themselves more with their fall rent
als, the local real estate market evi
denced .a normal steadiness last week,
and the amount Involved in the
transactions overreached tS.at of the
week before by gome $5.ooo. With the
week starting out poorl> and holding
X>ut little hope for the future, in view
of the facts already mentioned, the
tlnal results of the week's operations
were very g ratifying to every one in
terested In the local market.
Monday was an unusually dull day.
but ?ith tlie mercury cuing up by
leaps and bounds until it lacked little
of bursting out of Its limitations, the
"upward striving" tendency that is
Usually apparent in the month of July
In quarters other than the thermo
meter began to be fell in the real
estate market, and Tuesday brought a
revival of business that continued
throughout the week. Each day for
the nfxt succeeding two days outshone
Its predecessor, reaching the maximum
Friday, when the combined sales
showed an exchange of $32,320.
AVEHAiiK ft 1 7,K OF KAI.KS
XOT AS I.AIKJK AS WKKK IIIJKOHM
While the average sale of the week
just ended was not quite so large aa
the average sale of the week preced-l
Ing, It Is 'nevertheless true that a
, larger proportion of the sales recorded
I last week were for larger amounts
than was the case the week before.]
I The fact that no unusually large!
: amounts changed hamls accounts for
i the difference In the average sale. Not
a single sale during the week reached
five tlmires. but a majority of them
perhaps ranged around $3,000, while
something like a third involved more
than this amount. The city's newly
annexed territory continues popular.
Henrico County property was more
l than normally active during the week,
I with a decided tendency to suburban
lots just without the city limits. Few
farms were sold, when compared with
the sales of the preceding week, and
all of these were of small acreage.
The large farm, with Its hundreds of
acres of untitled and nonproduclng
land. i? becoming more and more un
popular, and the tendency here, as
elsewhere, in to the small farm, made
to yield gtcater profits than the large
one through the intensive method of
farming. A majority of the farms sold
i ranged from ten to ilfty acres.
The agurc?ate *nles of the week
; recorded in the Chancery and Hustings
Courts were $ll?,!|5, a gain of almost
jr.. ooo over tlie total amount of tho
preceding week. The number of deeds
of trust was much larger than is
usually tho case, the amount Involved
' overreaching that of the week before
by something over J5-.000. Deeds of
release corresponded with the others
both In number and In amount.
| SOMK (toon HKSIDKNTIAI.
PnOPIOItTV OIANUKS HANDS
Among tho larger ? sales recorded
j were the following: Ada E. Ware sold
house and lot, 103 West Street, with
I a frontage of 23 feet 6 Inches, to Marie
, ft. McCarthy for $1,500. u. s. Oilman
; transferred lots 12 and 13, plan of
West View, to Harvey C. Brown, at a
consideration of $1,500. Maud P. Tins
ley sold her property, 50(5 North lOighth
Street, to Thomas A. Gebhardt for
$4.Son. Kmily Somple Valentine bought
a home, 1720 Floyd AvOtue, from Davis
Brothers, Inc.; the 'conalderation is
understood to have been $1,200. Tlie
Virginia Realty Corporation sold M. H.
Staples a two-story brick flat and lot
fronting 20 feet on Mulberry Street, 122
Met north of Main Street, for $4,500.
W. F. Pierce bought property fronting
100 feet on Hawthorn Avenue, 116.17
feet north of Westwood Avenue, from
A. Herbert Smith, at a consideration
of $7,30). B. II. Melton sold F. T. Al
The Week's Record
5ft property transfers ... .911ft, 14.' no
W) lirrd* of trunt I7",NU(! 0-1
?ft rrleiiMe drrils Kt.ftTO II
27 hulldlliK permit* 7I.WI- Oft
11 tlren I.01S7 ?M>
Dosses at two biu Arcs had not
been adjusted yesterday.
FOK IUSNT?Flats.
FOR RENT.
5-Room Flats
207-A and 209-A. N. Rowland St.
200-A and 202-A N. 151m Ht.
Hot water heat, reasonable rent, Ave
Ibrifiht rooms each. Me riuiok.
N. W. HOWK to HON, INC.
FOR RENT.
1 NORTH ADDISON.
First flat, electric lights, newly pa
pered and painted.
N. W. ROW F. & SOX, INC. #
Act Quick
if you want the prettiest and most up
Ito-date six-room Mat In the city, 2219
(upper and lower) Hanover Avenue.
" ' N. W. MOW 10 ft. HON, INC.
FOR RKNT?Furnished Flats.
NICRI?Y furnished flat, 3 rooms, for
| rent until September 1st; rent rea
sonable. Apply 522 West Clay Street,
t or call Madison 477 5. Monday.
TOO JLATE TO CLASSIFY
THRISK-ROOM apartment, all outsid*
rooms, ample hall, private bath, large
porch; arranged for light housekeeping.
Water, lights, heat furnished. Kxcel
lent location, tlrove Avonue. Hoard If
desired. I'hone Itoulevard 1377.
! MTU A YKD. female Sen fob "col II et~bro w n -
i white. wearhiK license tag 832. Ran
[ dolph 2fi:tti. Reward.
j FOR. sale cheap, Highland Park house
j 7 rooms and reception hall, bnth,
pantry, electric lights; easy terms.
Corner Fifth Avenue and Chostnut
I Street. Rhone Randolph <1219.
DEATHS
URI,f;il 15.?Died, at Stuart Circle Hos
pital, 3:20 I\ M. Saturday, July 17.
191.fi, MRS. BDMONtA A. RKLCHIO She
is survived by her husband, Mr. ,T R.
Relche; one son, T. K.dgnr Terry; father.
John A. Duke, and brother, J. Haywood
Duke.
Funeral from her residence, 42f> North
Thirtieth Street. MONDAY AFTF.R
NOON, July 19, 1915, at 4 o'clock.
Burial in Oukwood Cemetery.
friend a houso and lot with, a frontage
of 25 feet on Addison Street, near Park
Avenue, for Annie Lee Sydner
transferred her brick dwelling 2 4 0 ?*
Hanover Avenue, to Lucy O. Willis for
17,800, and Travis H. Kpes bought a
piece of proporty fronting 28 feet on 1
Urovo Avenue. near Sycamore Street. !
from E. -C. Klrtliyul for $S..S<n>. This,
i una the largest Male to develop during
I tin- wt-ek.
r.uiMinit operations continued active
| throughout the week, though the total
{amount to be expended In the erection
! of these buildings la not so large as
it was for the week preceding:. This
' may be accounted for, however, by the |
fact that only twq of the twenty-seven
permits issued by the Building In
spector called for an expenditure of
over $S,000. These were issued to C.
! 12 Sprenklc, to build fourteen brick
I dwellings, seven on Ilurton Street, be
lt ween Pink and Twenty-third Streets,
land seven on Venable Street, In the
i same locality, at a combined cost of
, 53??.Ol>0.
i With the losses from two llres not
I heard from, which are known to have
? entailed heavy damages, lire losses for
i the week were unusually heavy,
| amounting to 51,'>27.
CHANCEItY TIIAXSKERS.
'I'liree Drnl* of llurftnin and Snle,
A moiln 11ug to $:t,ftOO.
K. W. Minson to Mrs. A. E. Mottley,
48 feet 2 Inches by 56 feet 9 inches,
517, 511) and 521 North J'rcntis Street.
July 12. 1!il5; 51,300. i
I T. W. Moore et ux. to R. H. Cobb et
j nl., 18x60 feet east line of l.ombardy
(Street, corner of l.ombardy and Wind-j
j er Streets; also 1Sx60 f<-et east line of
I Lotnhardy street, 54 feet south of
i Winder Street. May 8, 1315. tax, $1.
50; $10.
Abbey Realty Corp., to Rank of
I commerce and Trusts, lots 1 and 2.
i block 1, section A, Colonial Place. July
j It-., 11115; 5700. i
II K N It ICO TltAXSPKItS.
'I'wo Dreiln of llnrgnln and Sale.
Amounting to
Edward Skinner et a I. to West End
Rank, of Richmond. 1 acre, between
lots 26 and 27. 315 feet cast of the
land of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, Glen
Allen. June 26, lf?15; tax, $1; *10.
Charles K. Willis, Jr., to West End
Rank, of Richmond, 6 acres on the
Cjuioccasin Road, about ?lght miles
west of Richmond. July 1, 1U15; tax,
51; 510.
cha.vcehy i)i:i;ds of tiicst.
Five Deeda of Trust. Amounting
to Jjtn.MNO.NI.
O. C. Hopo to Richmond Trust and
SavlnKK Co., (50x140 feet. 515 Fourth
Avenue. July 1*1. 1915; 53.250.S1.
E. 11. Smith, substitute trustee, to
R. C. Wherry et al., trustees, 21x1 I'i
feet north lino of Broad Street, cor
ner of Broad and Eighteenth Streets.
July 15. 1015; $3,540.
James It. Vest et ux. to Rlcheson ."i
Crutchflehl, trustees, 26x125 feet
north line of Fairmount Avenue, 108
feet 0 inches west of Twenty-first
Street. July 15, 1915; 52,360.
William Stevenson et ux. to John R.
tSayle. trustee. 21x73 feet, 431 CabHI
Street. July 17. 1015; 5300.
L. R. Kolley '-t ux. to E. F. Schmidt,
trustee, 150x120 feet south line of1
Pickett Avenue, 225 feet east of Stuart.
Avenue. July 10, 1015; 5530.
llEMtlCO DEED OF TltlTST.
One Deed of Trust, Amounting to
$74^.
Edmonla Ford Barnett to F. M. Rox
ley ot al., trustees, 3 1-2 acres on south
side of the Milliard Road, between the
Hermitage Road and Lakeside Ave
nue-, 624 feot cast of the Hermitage
Road. July 14, 1U15; 5742.
CHANCERY HEI.EANK DKKns.
Three Deed* of Helen*?, Amnnnt
ing to sir.,-ion.no.
Wallace F. Brown ct nl.. trustees,
to Cullle C. Shackford. 27x135.87 feet
east line of noulevard, corner of Boulo
! vard and Floyd Avenue. July 15, 1915;
i 53.540.
I F. T. Sutton, trustee, to M. J. Ful
! ton, 158.5x203.25 feet. east line of
\ Seminary Avenue, corner of Seminary
Avenue and Rrookland Park Boule
vard. July 15. 1915; 511,080.
Clarence S. Wallerstelit et al., trus
tees, to William Stevenson et ux., 2lx
73 feet, 431 Cabell Street. July 17,
; 1915; 5185.50.
MISTING* nEI,EASE DEEI).
Onr llrfil of Itelense, Amounting
to *304.ft0.
T P. Pettigrew, trustee, to 11. C.
j Rroaddus, 47x108 foot west line of
; Seventeenth Street, 75 feet north of
| Decatur Street. July 1(5, 1915; $301.50.
II10 X It I CO II EI.EASE DEEDS.
i Two Deeds of IteU'iise, AmnnatinK
to
j C. P. Caldwell et al., trustees, to
I E. J. Melton, 2.55 acres enst side of
the property of the Richmond. .Fred
j ericksjiurg and Potomac Raflroarl.
commencing at Intersection of lots 26
i and 27, Olen Allo.n. Juno 10. 1915;
$4 72.
Edward II. Brown, trustee, to T.
Orayson Jones et ux., 26 1-4 acres on
I the Hllliard Road, about five miles
north of Richmond. July 2, 1915; 5750.
29.
i i. s. cinctTiT coritT of appeals.
The United States Circuit Court of
j Appeals convened yesterday morning
I at 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judge Knapp
and District Judge Waddlll in attend
ance.
Court announced and handed down
| its opinion in the following e .????.
No. 1309. Norfolk and Western R??U
way Company, plaintiff in crr.ir v.
I.ouella Gillespie, administratrix of \
K. Cillespte. deceased. defendant 'm
| error; error to the District Court V.
Itoanoke. Opinion by Judg.> Woo'/
Aflirmed.
Court adjourned until the .-?<?cornl
Tuesday in August.
M \ It It IA f; K l.l CI5XS K.
A marriage licenso was Issued yes
terday by the clerk of tlie llustinii
' 'ourt as follows:
William King and Marie Lou John
nun.dim; permits.
Two II it I lil I Permits Amounting to
X.'t.HtlO.
Permits for new work were issued
yesterday by Building Inspector Butler
as follows:
.1. A. i lark, to build a frame dwelling
??as? si do oi Twenty-tlfth Street. Wood
, land lloightj<, to cost $2,2^0
i ? -Mi- ?to 'addition to
|1 V;do S' "'i,> st Clay Ktl"??et. to cost
l'l.t'MIIINCi PKHMITS.
j The following permits were <ssu;d
' rl(r!s?r V ''1'mihinif Inspector Lan
Capital Plumbing Co.. for EfTie D
Cone. 1002 Third Avenue. Highland
ra rk.
James E. Phillips & Son. for Mrs. An
derson. 027 West (Srace Street.
KI.ECTHIC PKKMITS.
The following permits were Issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
tiodsey ,?t Trey, for I., w. Oodsey, 31S
North Twenty-ninth street, one outlet.
I.. It. Warrlncr. for Philip Trania, 117
.North Twenty-sixth Street, eighteen
outlets.
Same, for same, 4in North Twenty
sixth Street, eighteen outlets.
Same, for Julia Carlton. 1003 Second
Avenue, Highland Park, fourteen out
lets.
... Sam??, for M. U Hubbard. 1403 North
I wenty-fifth Street, seven outlets.
Nerr Knitting >1111 tict.x llu?y.
CONNELLY SPIUNOS. N. C.. July !7.
?1>. It. Mull, president of the Icard
Manufacturing Company, with offices
here, announces that he. with W. V.
Krazier, will establish n new mill at
I card. X. C. They havo already about
completed the building and will soon
instali the necessary machinery.
Over % Mile
of private railrond sid
ings extend into and
through our plant, af
fording us unexcelled
shipping facilities for
bundling our large and
growing business. By
saving handling and
hauling expenses we are
nhle to make closer
prices and to furnish
better material and
workmanship ? ail of
which in to your advan
tage as well as ours.
When you place your
next order, specify Mon
tague lumber and mill
work, and you will he
sure to got the best that
can be had for the
money.
Montague Mfg. Co.
Lumber and Mill Work
liroad Street and Belt IJne
Prices Reduced
On all Refrigerators
and Ice Chests.
Purchase now and save
money.
Fourth nnrt Hroart.
i
| Spend Your Vacation in |
1 "The Land of the Sky" ]
g Beautiful Western North Carolina |
I SOUTHERN RAILWAY |
s *
& Announces its Second Mountain Excursion of the season *g
?I to the following points: <
0 Asheville and Black Mountain $0.00 &
g Hendersonville, Hot Springs and Waynesville... , ..$10.00 ?
*1 Lake Toxaway and Brevard ,. ..$11.00- ^
| AND RETURN . I
S TUESDAY, JULY 20th ?
| Tickets valid for use on all Regular Trains, !n firsf- ^
class coaches or sleeping cars.
> Trains leave 5:30 A. M., 10:30 A. M., 6:00 P. M. and
S 11:15 P. M. Tickets good returning any time within final
^ limit, August 4. 1015, provided original starting-point is j
reached before midnight of that date. ??
1 An Exceptional Opportunity
S To visit this wonderful lake and mountain region at a
2 minimum cost. Fishing, boating, riding, driving, golfing,
5 tennis, motoring?in fact, all of the anticipated pleasures
ti of vacation tia>e are yours to enjoy tenfold more in this
n favored land. Make your plans now. Call at or phone
8 Southern Railway office, 907 East Main Street, Madison
j} 272, and secure complete information, descriptive matter, Jfc
V etc.. etc. ^ H. L. BISHOP, W
S S. D. KISBR, Division Passenger Agent* ? g
^ City Ticket Agent 5