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New York
Stock Market
New York. November 21.?There was
a definite improvement in the stock
market to-day and prices rose easily
in all Quarters. The amount of trail
inc. all comparatively small, was the
largest of the week. A long list el
stocks. Including leading railroad and
industrial Issues, established gums pf
X to 3 points.
At the opening quotations were af?
fected by the higher range of Ameri?
cans in London, and small gains here
were general. Announcement of the
engagement of ITOO.uOO gold for im?
portation from London, favorable rail?
road returns for October, optimistic
trad'- reports and the prospects for
conclusion of Um Balkan war seemed
IS traders to Justify a more bullish
position.
Tht market continued to show a
lack of purpose, and diir'.nsr most of
the afternoon session trading was at a
low point at prices slightly below the
hest. In the last hour the heaviest
baytag of tn<* say occurred, and the ;
market closed strong at the hest rig-!
.res of the session Although the drop
in foreign exchange rates, which yes?
terday fell to the lowest point since
131?. had indicated the possibility of
gold Import* to-day's announcement
?ame a* a surprise, since no engage?
ments were looked for before Monday,
when the weekly offerings of south
African ??l-i will be made in I/ondon.
It was reported that negotiations were
under way for further gold engage?
ments.
Money rates heid firm, und the mar?
ker made no response to the bringing
Ir: of gold from abroad.
Bonds were firm on a broader in?
quiry, especially Brooklyn Transit Con?
vertible 4'a United States bonds w ere j
ui-.chur.ged on call.
New- Tork. November tl,?Money on
call firm, 5 1-If?? per cent: ruling rate.
.'> 3-4: closing bid. 3 1-2. offered. 5 3-4 j
Time loans steady: sixty days. 6 perl
cent; ninety da} s. 5 3-4; six months, j
5 1-435 1-J.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 6 '
per cent Sterling exahangov firm.
Actual business In bankers' bills at*
$4 84?(> for sixty-day bills, and $4.8495
fo: demand. Commercial bills. $4.80 1-2; ;
Par siKer. 82 7-8. Mexican dollars. .
4S c-4 Government bonds ateady. Rail- j
road bonds, firm.
KICfTMOVD STOCK MARKET.
By Richard W Maury.
f'o-'n and Bond Broker. 1?15 E. Main Street
Richmond Vs.. November 3, Uli
FTATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia 3?. Old. C and B . l?5.... ?
Ca. Centura. :-3. C and R.. ISM.. ?41? S4\
;ty securities.
Rtekmoad city 4s. r , isaviaio. ff j
I. AILROAD BONDS.
A C. L 8. R Con. Trust. 4 D. c. X
C and O Gen'l M 4rj?. 13?.101 ...
Georgia Bosthara ?r.a Pia. U45... 104 ... |
'..tc.-s.a and Ala. '_v,a. Ca. 154C.IM ... J
.-'ta board Air Ltaa 4a. lsoe. Si ... '
.-outnern Railway 1st Ja. 19*4.106 ... I
So R Dev. and G. M 4s. 196?.... 73 ... I
We stern JC. C. 1st Ci. C . 1S14. 101 ... |
i-TREET RAI LTV AT BONDS.
Nor sxj Ports Trac. Co. a* last.. 51 ... j
STREET ItT STOCKS. Par.
Va. Ry. and Power Co. pfd.ijo 91 ... |
Vs R*' asd Power Co. coin....MO ... j
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
A* antic Coast Line com. .ISJ US ... I
' .:>*}aveake and Ohls.l-jo ?1 ... j
Nor.'ollt and Western . um.IM Iii ... I
s-ebuard A;r Line pfd.1? 4? ... I
tristss rd air Line ^.-r.. wo so
.-outat.-u Ball was 9'*.si ... i
Soutiit.-n Railway i?-n.Io0 ;* ... !
BANE AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
?:oaa Street. M ?0 ... j
Lank ef Commerce and Trusts 100 i.ei, ... i
< astral National Bank.loo 140 ... '
< oirmonwea.th Bank.Idu 11;? 117
First National.140 ... m
Hucaasts National.loo BM ... .
tsechaalcs asd .-.a.-.ts.l.o ...
Manche.? ?? r National L-.-.X.lOu lie lit i
tt I test I Stats and Cats Beakr.aM as zs I
BJessaoed Baak and Trust Co... Si 30 ... ?
Iti-tm nd Trust ?nd Sava. Co...100 ;ol ... i
i-avinsa Bank of Rlcl.moad. X St ... I
l r..c. Bar.* ol Richmond. 6* JU, ... |
\irslr.ia Trost Co.^.100 ... Ms ,
Wee; Ead ....JO SSg ? I
3i ISC ELLA NEOU?.
R'd R?a'ty Corporation pfd. Or. 100
K"i2 Realty Corporation com_lw n? ... I
Union Se-'-r. and Rea.ty Carp.. MS Isu ... i
Va.-< ar ' hers pfd. I p e.loo u;
Ya Hu;.ding and Loan Co.HS) ISf ... '
JefT? rsor. Rta.'.y Corp 1st p'd.. i'jO l<f. i;-2
J?B?r?on Rea.ty Corp.. pfd
Ust;? ^06. Iff) 100
J'fl-rtcn B?alt> ^.-rp. 14 p'd
Issue ?-l"-r-.t.las 7j .
itli: ts?b R-a.ts Corp com.100 10
ajeaCSttSSS fcr BBSseesC-BSSSsa bonds ara
St a price to wh.ch interest .-n.at k added
swessae t^nda ai.d certiacatea mt ladebted
are Sat
BOND LIST.
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At.antic C->n: L.-? let ?s :. a ,
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THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND
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Allts-Chalmers. $3 psid.
Allis-Chal.. Pfd.. $4 paid.
Amalgamated Copper .-.
Amer. Agrl. Chem.. com.
Am v. beet Sugar, com..
American Can -?.
American Can. pfd...?
Amt-r. Car and Foundry
Amer Car and l'oun. pfd
Am??Ich Cotton OH.
Am Hide :tnd Leather, pr
American USSSed OH
Am. rieau LseemetHrg ...
Amer. Malt Co.. pfd.
Am? l Iran HaaetUpg .
Ali\eH?ali Snuff, Mal
American S'ittar .
Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co
American T < o. com
American Tobacco, ptd.
Ana? onda Copper .
AtehUoa . .
Atl >ntic coast Uaa......
a. ? . L> of Connect*! ?i ?
Baltlmor? a ;d Ohne.
Reiht? hem Steel, com....
h. thk hem Steel pM ? ?? ?
British-Amer. T*. Co,..
Bt\<-?Klvn Rapid Transit.
Central Leather, com....
CnaadUaa l'acitic.
Chesapeake ami Oaso?
Chicago Qreat ?Testern.
Chi Qreat wVesl . pfd.
? 'hl . Mil. and "t Paul
Crucll le Steel Cor- con..
Cruel de sie. 1. pfd.
Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iren.
Call! Petroleum .
Consolidated ?.las .??
C .rn Products .??
Den sad Pio Uran., com.
I >en sad Bio Qren.. pfd ?
l still? rs, See. Co* .
Krle .
Krle. 2d pfd.?????
Fed. Min a-id Sin., p.a..
,,. ,, VV. t!- I Tob. I o.
?: neral Ble< trtc ....
i ireat Northern. !?'?? ?
Urea! Northern Ore ctfs
Illinois Central .
Interboro-Met. .
Interhoro-M.t.. pfd.
lit M? r. Murine, com....
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grlR.* aale*. Stock. ^
9ik-? -\ 1.400 Internati >nal Paper ..
* " gl* litt. Paper, pfd.
>?'* 7?J0 Kail. City South., com.
l.?Ott L.'high Valley .... --
216 Liggett and Myers, com M?M
Uitaett and Myers, p'd. ..
100 Lorlllard Tob. Co.. coin. M
Loriilard Tob. Co. pfd. .??
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l'^JU? Ifta Sal Copper .
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1.1.? Mo.. Kau. and Texas.
1 7t?> National l?-ad .
Um New Vork Central.
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a 11? Northers Paciiic
tl.Ss Pacific Mall .
..??> Pt nnsylvanla .
.70t> People's <laa .
P. C . C. and St. L.. com
l>. C. C. and St. L-, pfd
>ii>' pittshargh Psal com ??
4t?> Preeaed Steel Car.??????
l??l rtSSSSi Ste?l Cur. pfd..
By. St. el Spring, com ?
1m.;.,v>i Readlag .???:
2 -'V Republic Iron and Steel
sm It-public l and S.. pfd
;<i0 stack Island ??.
Rock Itland. pfd.
S A. L.. com.
LS ? S. A. U. pfd.
SI jss-Sheff i?-ld .
I,%e Southern PaclSc .
1.10 Mouthers Railway
i... s ..niiri 11 Rgatway, pfd
Standard Oil .
l.m St. Louis-Southwest. ...
3UJ T. xas Pacific .
4t,suS L'nioa Paciiic .
11 f?.-ji United] Stat-s Rubber...
l u ted tSates Steel......
SOu L'alted tSates Steel pfd Ji
tSjOJO United Cigar Stores. U1
Ks) I S. Cast Iron Pi PC.
W) Va. ?'' 'i. 1 aemical . *
Va -<' ?r. Chemical pfd..
Ca Ry. and Pewer. eeas
Va. Rl aid Power, pfd.
Had vY abash .
Wabash. pfd.
? ?u Western I'nion .
Weyman-Hruton To. Co. ??_'-"".k..r?
Total sales for day. 484.?? aharea.
Total sales for week, fiur days). im400 shares.
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s'tion of from 7112 -point* on the near
months and of l?'i 1? points on spring and
aun n.e: ili.ivi-rlca.
r<:ten futures closed easy:
Open. II!?h. Low. Clou?.
NoifmWr . l-.lt
DNtMNl .1217 II S ltd) tt.31
.lsi-..ar>- .13-24 12.34 1117 12-21
March .12:4 12.? 119 12.14
.Ma- . .12? 173 12.tt 12 22
July .*..1135 12.37 12.11 121S
5-pot cotton cinaed steady ; rr.lddlin? up
leads, 12-25; middling iru"*- 12?: ?'<? L3tt
ba!.. s.
C?tton. stead;: salddliag. 126$; net re?
ceipt*. St bales: gross. C?t4t balsa; sales,
1.2-v. ba>?. st eck. l--t.il 1-4 -8 export to
'.Ir.ar Britain. "77." ra>?: rv* et wise. 6.4H
bales.
Tuta' to-da> a: al! ports?Net reveip-s.
6; 44. t>aie?: export te t?rest Britain. 14.54:.
? ?h -.?. to tne Continent. 32.4? bales; stock.'
LttLStt bales.
Consolidated at al' ports?Net receipts, i
42MM t^iles: export to Great Britain. 121.424 |
bales: to KTance. .m.j? hale?: To the Conti-1
r.ent. 1--.V-4 bales: to Japsn. fl.lSS bales; tej
Mexico. :?<" baits
Total siaee September 1 at all ports?Net
receipts, i ~- bales: e\;>..rt to t;reat
Britain, t.ils.1'1 ba;?s: to Frame. SJSJtt
bales: to the Cor. tine tit, l.jsS.oT! ba'es; to
Jspaa. St.CM bales; to Mexico, 2-\i bales
X-i Orleans November 21 -Good cables
ar.d determir.ee! support from the r?ui; aide
!n the face of career (riming returns fro:n
?l-.e ? >p.v.:t- B-j:?v; than had !J?en looked f--r
caused the market for cotton futures te open
steady a-, an adea.ni e of * *>. J1* points At the
highest .n the ear.:' trading pri.es were 7*.
11 points up. Selling b?i-am? g?n?-T3- and at'
the end of the first half hour of business i
pilces sto-?d unchanged ;?> 2 points up caaa-|
pared with yesterday's close. Th? market
Urs! a nervous fee Uns all morning;, but
?ebenevet It displayed signs of weakening
bulls invariably offered support and discour
ajt< 'i ageres-iX r snort Sellin?. Many te'e
Krctn? vert i irculated -?nmmen'in? In a
bearish menai r on to-day's ceasus fljures.
bur they resulted in no great Sellin? move?
ment At noon prUaa were 4'i7 points ever
yesterdays :ast quotatieaa r* The afternoon
the market tea* arell suppo-t?d. At the elOSS
pruts were 13 ^1J points up Spot cotton
quiet and steady. I-Mc. up: rr.idd.in?. 1244c.
Sales on the spot MO bales and 736 to arrive
ClwaiaS futures decline ?S4 po-rttsr Novem?
ber l-' Lf; De-?mber. 12 3S. Januare. 12 27; I
March. 12.37; May. 12 F; July. 12 r
NEW VOBK PRODTCE MARKET ]
Ne-.v York. No-. err.ber 21. ? Fl Easy ar.d
?r;f!e low? Wh'at?Steady; No. 2 red. 51 tS
5? let. No l northern. Duluth, ttc Cora?
Sti ? -j- at ?i?c. j
Hides? r':r:n. Leather?Firm Wsol Qlltsl
f'-rti.-sn?Steady. Turpentine?Easy: ma?
chine barrels. 4mc B!o<??Firm Molasses?
Steady C Te*?spot sslet: Rio. No 7.
14-.I . Santos. No. 4. PP?c.; mild ejuiet; Cor?
dova. ItV-j&lTc. Butter and Cheese?Firm.
Pi-taroes?Steady CShbagsi Pit art j' and un
haaged Freights?Steady and unchanged
Pi taots -?? id] ?-.?! unchar.g?<?
??ttors??-d oll mark?' aas frai and
higher e.n continued light offerings, of - rude
ar.d or. active covering, prompter: by M&era'
-r on toe part of rotten h- :s-? and re?
finers. C o*ir.g pr;.-et w?ri t*U ; >.r.ts net
r.-gr.-r. Prtm. erude. I.?7?jr{.3?; rrtrr.e StUS
? - ??o- <acr?r??- N'-.??-. .- .-.;
->- ? *.t: Jeaaary. *> Fearoai ? ?
May S.JS; Apr-.: $.40; May. ?.<?: pr:m< am?
ter <?sa7??: prime taramer i ?
RIf HMOND HAT MARK Fit.
Richmond "a. Noverr.ier jj
t? -r.g ar? the q-o'.atlc:.? on tr.e i...h
- si Hai gsrhanps:
N'o I T!^>e,thy . * 23 tt
- tat. 9 aStt
N-. . Timothy. * :*?*?
ran ! Tis? --..-.y . ? :. tt
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I ? .over. to I7.*t
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.--s --i ?'--'t 9 -^.tis a-.old r?j*ctloL*.
1- ? ? irj'-l tay In svxiorCa-. ?
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No 2 red. Tlrxinla. ? 141
No. 3 red. 4J Mi
Virginia, bag .01?. 97 it LOJ
ORK?Co* lot* to:d).
So 2 white. 9 *?
No. 3 whit*.. V *
No 2 mixed. W ?
No. 3 mixed. ? ?
! Vlr?lnla. bag lot*. ?, 2 I!
I Corn on the cob. ?< ? *?
I c? TS?Car lota
> No. 1 mixed.. . ? Q
No. 3 mixed. ? ?9
! No. : white. ?7 ?
I No. 3 white. *> i*
Winter ?rrd. bag .ot..?. 70 9 M
r1 E-Car lota.
No. 2. ? ?*
No. 3.??. ? 71
I Virginia, bag Iota. V *?
CATTLE MARKETS
I
I
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sain at Union Stock Yard*.'
Richmond. Va.. November 21. Ml
Report of the litre ?tock market for the!
wtek endins November 18. 1S11
licet sterr?. 7tf7J?c.; medium to icood. 3*49 .
S'.a -. common 10 :air. %%Mf?C', beat heifers.
i'?a?ii . m-nllum to good. 4?aj.-5i ; common:
t> fair. lit 4? 4c.: beat cow* 4-?aic; medium,
to s^oJ. i'ttHic: common to fa.r. 2\?ijlc.;
best exes, fwf'mf ' medium tc good. *-??<
4\c; common to fair. SV?'?4c.; buila. 4'? u j
4?4. .: l,~it calves. ?fair to good, in ',
:V- ?; dicks. I 7fie. Cows and caivt*. $io?'o <A .
per head. B~st heavy hogs. 5tj??c-. light
hogs, 7#>kc; shoats and pig*. 4?j4>?c.; sows
and stags. If} 7c; best iambs. Clgg/7< . me- I
dn.n: to gO"d. J3?V ; co.-nir.or. :o ;air. 3-m f I
4-tc: beet sheep. igj*ti4jC.' common to fair,!
I New York. November 21.?Beeves?Traoiag ,
i:i live cattle none, steady fte'.ins Calves?i
Qwtet; g'liet-a.Iy steady. Veais. tTJt-g/lLtt; I
culls. t.v?v" .4?; barnyard calve* *4iOa?7j-. :
westerns, H 5ew7-4e: Sheep and 1 stubs
Sheep Sc. lower; iambs slew sad 1? ???
lower, ah. ep. |3ASej KM; cul.'j. t.y-'-i:
ian.os. |i.7Ci.?? 2i; m:..-. f ? 1 Z.iv. Hogs? J-'ir.n i
a: fLatf)aa\
' hicsgo. November 21 ?CatCe?Steady to
I Sc. lower. !-;? ? . ? - faJk0Mctt; >wa and
heifers. $2 7.-^7.4?: ca.vts. Mi*a)MM. llo^s
-Weak; buile of sa>?. S7?.~.i7sr. s:.t-?p?,
a?y at ?J.iO?! 4.10: lanu? Si. ?ug 7.44.
RI( H.WOND TO&id O MARKET
Richmond, Va. Novemoer .1. 1912 !
j Fci.owtag are **? ?rnn: si oc the Rich- '
I n.or. i Tobacco Exchange;
BROWN" SHIBPINS.
Lugs .t T.? eg 7 75
I Short :eaf. s ?? 3 9 M
, Leag ieaf..%... ?.v? t> MM
W rapper* . ttdt 9 12.00
BRiGUTfct
, s.viokkr??commas . 7.M ft ?S?
m . ii.ee i* u.a*
' nae.12.?* ?1 Ii?
?"?' r I'Eits?coawaes . !*?'* U 17 .?
M .-m .i:.<e vi Mo-j
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T^r.cr . Set* *??
Fit I pot Cssasass . *.W n 1 ? ?j
m? .r.m .11 w -1 1.m
'icod .U.?t 0 lie.
. . . 14.? n jo-It
v. tappers?common . . !? >?? u >?
.<?:? -1-.T?.mm t* aval
. 2i ? ?<; y S
1 .r- . ? a 27 m
r aacy . 4? ?* C m
SC.V-CCIIED?NEW.
T. :?#. "imaM to good. iM -<t 7 0S
roDd to prime. 7.4? | lil
- or. lea'. ??9 ,
:. ...? >of ... . we* LOO
.-?..-er? . 12 5* jg KM.
MI-? III ? ?Sil MARK EIS.
pETERs;tr*pj; ."eantt m u kst !
H-j- 1 Ro^?'r*. M^Cab? a Co.! j
Vs n>r?T5l?- :; -
- i .-- ifi->. r ;',e'-t ed r-.?r" ?per.-'
is . ?: tt p-r bj?h?.. Vo. I stei ~I. Spanish.
- J No .' s:.*:.?d S;-?r.'?V
t-. ;^r p-.-r.id V.rfir.las ? Market firm;
'si ? tsasaa 7\ set sewed: faaei aaBd
? . ??d 5?-r p?r pourd. extra i?r-lm?. ?V'.
ind pr.x?. V p?r i>r,-ind mi't 1:.?
; ' ? r?* pound: ?.-.?..:ng ?-..
;.??- x*-'mg. I
np.t c?-K>i?.a m.4 rk;:t^ 1
~-rk NoT?tnb?r 21 ? T>.? cotton g>o^?.
? -. ??ir-c triir*?!* wer* v.--. --r'.-c J
"* ? ?? USal *" ''.T.m rostra't.d for byl
? r rRi-r. s*aet_.-.r? r-- ??.n of l*r ;
t ? ? k f.ar*. ? SSBSS Staad? wl-h rr.->
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imi kerr. s ?a?te: b m?e
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w?aiv? oTnip-rtrt
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w Lgefl fiteat f.sse
?at:.KT>
??tw?. a>?a??(. Ma?T.?- v?.r?e k nie?,
t ' ?- . ? yum-ft* -. 1 laemlaSon Mae.
? ? * .?er? renae?.. Peter?in,-a ?>?*
. ???' #> t*-: ? ?-.?lie. ea4 p??
- 1 if .rates Lisa
?,...?..,. \r-.-?.?Wr 2! Ort ton
' , s ?' ' t-er.-.d ;T ??.# .
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? ? ? then I? w??
e im .4 eraa *?>> r.i isn
. . . m '.rping day.
?as . ? gj.rea*??? . ?mm
" ? w?d
? st.r.r, ..a ?? e ?ft? aerlod was
III pa] betoe 1 wltk l.?4J.
ve.e* iset year Free? Tee wefljla
'nlng of the season to -November 14
the quantity ginned was 10.291.431
bales, compared with 11,313.236 baled
last year.
The average ginning a working day
was 129.291 biles, compared with 122.
030 bales doting the aame period last
year. Round bales Included were 62.
490 and Sea island. 41.321 bales.
An estimate of this year's cotton
crop will be issued by the Department
of Agriculture December 12 at 2 P. M.
Ginning by States during fifth
period;
Alabama. 961.37S; Arkansas, f.45.988;
Florida. 42.154: Georgia. 1.331.111:
Louisiana, son.mi; Mississippi. 644.11.'.;
North Carolina. 627.04" Oklahoma.
722.612; South Carolina, 8S2.976: Ten
nesaee. 168.4)72; Texas. 4.019,317; all
other StatesV ."5.952.
Sea Island ginntngs bv States
Florida. 14.952: Georgia. IIS.?22;
South Carolina, i.547.
iimuITpIiE
fatal 10 wood
His Brothers Start in Search of
Negro Responsible for
His Death.
[Special to The Times-Dispat :h.J
Charlottesviile. Va., November 21.?
Rut ledge Wood, a well-known lum?
berman of this city, who was struck
on the head with a stone one week
ago by a negro. Robert Scott, is dead
at the honse of Iiis mother on Rose
HilL
Wood was recently in the- employ
of James Mallard, a sawmill owner,
.'itar Ivy. this county. Last Tuesday
evening over a week ago. the negro
-vas rebuked by Wood for some care?
lessness about the sawmill shanty, and
an altercation ensued. Scott was
worsted in the scrap aud left t;ie shack.
In about a nalf-nour, however, the
negro returned, and while Mr. Woo-i I
was looking a.fter some bread in the I
store, hurled a stone through the win- ,'
<i jw at.d fractured Mr. Wood's skull,
nearly severing the ear.
Mr. Wood was a man of splendid :
p::ysio;u?T, anl, like Iiis father, the lat-- :
Davis Wood, who was found dead under
circumstances leading to the bellet
X: at he had been murdered and plac-J
on the tracks of the Southern Rail?
way, near Hickory Hi!l. this county,
?vas of violent temper when aroused. '
M- sMes. his mother, he leaves eight ;
iir .thers and one sister.
Three of the Wood brothers?Har?
rison. Hunter and IUl'-igh?started .
th.s afternoon in quest of Scott, who 1
resides near Carter's Bridge, in the
ssslheia part of the county. Ea h
?arried a shotarun and will force the
negro 13 ?stiosssif on sight. S. L*
Scott, a brother of Rooert. was placed
under arrest yesterday and lodged in
the county Jail. He saw his brother j
throw the stone through the shanty?;
window. I
zar za is fined
as compromise
Representative of Cuban Lega?
tion Reports That He Be?
lieves Man Is Innocent.
JSpe. !?) to The Times-Die pater.. J
Xes|H)rl Newa Va_. November 21-?
JWsSjfl I sssTSa. (***? In the Cuban
? ?r.s;:lat< here, who was fined |5?0 and
"iit-n- ?\ t<> three months In Jail in j
th? I' .lice Court for at, alleged assault
and battery on Mr". Charte? y Brown.
wife of a sMpyard draftsman, was
foond guilty by a Jury In the Cori*o
ration <"?.<irt to-day on hi" appeal from
the l .wer tribunal, but the Jury re
the punishment te a fine of SS
>-d ?te C \ - of the aeven Jurors
stood for acquittal. It is said, and the
t. fine wa? a compromise.
After th' MM it wa? announced by
o-.nse| for the defense that before
i..e hearing started the state mad* a
pro-nasal that If /.?rra w^uld sign a
stai?wient to the effect that th- charge
Sf Mrs Brown wa* true, there would
Ne no pro?er flop., and this IS COSJ
"?m?4 hy ?'ommor.wealth's Attornsy
Berkeley Zar za instantly and Stn
? ? stj i-allj r*t<?**4 to sign ?ny such
statement.
xennr Jose Be-rar of the Cohan
legation at Washington whs was hers
for th* trlsl. told the coart after ths
?.ereM.t was read? red tost h- had In
?eetlgafed the eSSS On pefcalf ?? htS
roreroro*eit aod had reported that he
?.. shPPgi Zar as 'nnocent .?f the charge
???ir.?? .-.to anl 'hat therefore he
?!?hed ?o enter s protest Zarsa. It hi
MM will pay the sr.* end cowts and
end the rase. He will sea hasty he
YOUNG ELOPERS
ELUDE PURSUERS
Married at Bristol Gretna Green
After Exciting Ad?
ventures.
I
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspstcn.)
Bristol. Va.. November 21.?After be?
ing aftaatSjl for .sixty milee In en auto?
mobil?- race. In which an Irate father
sought to recover his pretty seventeen
year-old daughter, who had eloped
with her lover, the young couple mad*
their escape, with a few minutes to
i-pare. and' afterwards, on a railroad
Journey of 300 miles, succeeded In elud?
ing Inquiring detectives with author?
ity to make arrest, and were married
at the Cretna Cr.-en of Rev. Alfred H.
Burroughs iure this morning. They
were Franc's Lee Armentrout, a young
clerk, and Miss i.uU Summers Storo
bock, of Bath County.
It was their second effort to run
away. Armentrout. with an air of
triumph, declared that the former expe?
rience, a hen they were intercepted and
the girl taken back home, bad taugbt
IhSBt to be wise. He and Miss St>m
bock made the journey here in separate
cars on the same train, thus escaping
identification by inquiring detectlvea
Armentrout related the thrilling escape.
The couple started an a buggy, but
after the horse: had been raced until
exhausted, a passing automobile was ,
pressed into gel ?lug at a cost of $20
\Kt.ItU CVKtwMMHtS CHI Ml-:.
t.eta Elahteea lears la Fealteattavj
for Alternated l Hart aal Attack.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch]
Lexington. Vs., November 21.?Wil?
liam Stuart, a young negro . about
eighteen years of age. was convicted
in the Circuit Court of Rockbridge,
now In session, of attempted criminal
attack upon Miss Cornelia Marlow, s
young white woman of Rockhrldg*
baths, and his punishment fixed at
eighteen years In the penitentiary. The
crime was committed September 24. in
a skirt of woods near the Rockhrldg*
Baths, and that night Stuart was
brought to Lexington and lodged in
jail. At the trial the negro admitted
the crime.
BITS SITE AT BRISTOL.
S3O.0OO Corao rat loa Will Erect Pleat
at Bristol.
???Special to The Times-Dispatch]
Bristol, Va.. November IV?Through
the effort'1 of the Bristol board of trade
the Volunteer State Mineral Company,
with IM.*** capital, purchased a site
here to-day. and will erect a plant in
which to manufacture polish, bring'ng
the mineral here from the company's
tiipoli mines at Butler. In Johnson
County, Tenn The tripoll deposit at
Butler is said to be one of the finest
in the world. The officers of the com?
pany are S. 1? Hudson, of Smyrna.
Tenn.. president; W. O. Holiday, sec?
retary-treasurer; Dr. I Sterburg. of
Nashville, manager.
Social Claae ladleted.
("Special to The Times-Dispatch ]
Salisbury, M. c.. November 21.?Six- I
teen social clubs In Salisbury havs I
been indicted by the Rowan County
grand jury for violating the club laws |
of North Carolina. The .Dills are re?
turnable at the February term of Su?
perior Court. Every club in the city
is Included in the list of Indictments.
Dee 11 eyed by Fire.
Wilson. N. C. November 21.?Early I
this morning at Stantonsburg, this
? ounty, nre destroyed two store build- j
ings owned by J. L> Weberton and oc?
cupied by SummerviHe St stand]. Thej
total loss is about 94.000. with ?300
insurance.
KallnUf
Atlantic Coast Line!
Tea . it ? ir. ad mt the Menth
?FFECTIVg OCT. t, MU>
TRAINs LtAVE RlotiaO.NO DAILT
For Florida end South: S:M A M. Sad
??ff P. M . 1:00 A. M
For Norfolk: >:0t A. ML. tM P. M.. 4:m P.
M.
For N. A W. Ity. West: CIS A. U, IS i.
M . ::00 1'. ML. ?:20 P. M
For Petersburg: 1:0? A, M. 4:1? A. Be
llM A ML. ?:?? A ML, ?:M A. ML, 2M P. X,
4.10 P. M . (:0? P. Jg., *M P. Jg., ?:jg p. M_
um p. m.
For Goidsbore and Fayettevllle: UM P. ML
Trains arrive Richmond daily. i:t? A at, !
g:4t A ML. U>.!S A. Jg.. 1 17 A Jg.; ?lg:4i A. '
M.. ?*!:4? A. M ?2:1? P. M. ?1:*? P. M. *M
P. ML. IS P. M.. *:m F. M.. ?:*? P. Jg.. UM
P. ML
?Except Eusday "Sunday only.
Time of arrival and depertara aad coa>
neeuona not guaranteed.
C Si CAMPBELL. P. P A? CM Mat* ML _
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TO MM0 ntOm WASH IM TOM MM0 MtTOMM.
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arrive Srrd Sc BSC AJS AJL SMSS Pred-rkdls^
Norf oik & Westen Railwiy
ONLY AH. RAIL uni TO norfolm.
Scaedal* la Effect September MX BBS,
Leave Bird Street Statlie. MSStBJgsjS. pom
?.ORFOLK: "?*? A. m_ tM P. M, ?B:M p.
M_
FOR I.nCHlTCKfl A HD THE WIEST: ??:?
A BL. mm A ML. ??.-*? p. bl. ?SA? p. m
Arrive Rick lie* frost MtlfeBj: UM 4
M. *t ? P. M. ?11.? P. ML. Prem the Wat.
n *? a kt. ?2 :? P. bl. ssns p. bl. urn p.
M.. *?4? P. BL_
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11 at P. ML (er Caistll. bm
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We Will Appreciate
Your Business
And ws hope to convince you of the advantages
arising from your connection with on up-to-date,
strong honking institution and the comfort of bor?
ing a careful and interested guardian of your funds
and business interests if you will open a Commer?
cial or Savings Account with the
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
Ninth and Main Streets.
3 Per Cent Interest Allowed on Savings Accounts.
Incorporated 1S32.
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
IMSUrUNCE COMP AKT OS* RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
kttotk Asa sal SsHs?ent. lusmrr I? 1SU.
urn
Sarplaa to r?Uer-*?l?Wr?. IIMlUt
WK H. PALMER. President W. H. McCARTHT, Secretary.
M. B. ADDISON?, Vice- President. OSCAR D PITTS. Treasurer.
Personal Attention
of the officer* at
Richmond'$ Strictly Commercial Bank
it always st the dkpoaal of Ha clients. We invite consdtation* sad inqainea
from our depositor*.
AccounU, both large and small, solicited?Commercial, Personal and
Savings?and all are given the same attention, no matter what the sue.
Planters National Bank
of Rlxhinond, Virginia.
lUi?r?t-f
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOOTH.
Traisa Leave Btchmoad,
M. B ? Followlns schedule Osurea pubUeS
ed as Information aas aot guaranteed:
For tha South-Daily: s:k? A. M. Lacs*
A. M. Express, ?:?? P. M. Express,
with electrte ilarntad Sleepia? Cars for At?
lanta aa? Btrmtasbam. UM T. M. ?mi ass 1
Weak. Days: > ?? P- si. LeeeJ
TORE RIVER LINK, 1
a-m p. X.?Daily?Cannae Uns far Bel ti?
mer. Mod. Wae, sad Friday. ?:? A. M -Ex
?aa aad ?:tf P. M--Mon. Wad. and Friday
l*c*x _
Traisa Anrrtr. Rleamead.
From th* Saatb: Sri? A. St aad ?:4s A. sL.
Its p. at. *:*> P. M. ?allr: II? Ex. Bam.
From Wast Point: ?:W A. M. ssllp; UJE A.
M.. Hoc. Wad. aad Frt: OS P. M- Ex. Baa.
BE. BURQBSS. D. P. A,
SR E. Mala ss Phase Mad toon BE
Sis?lasn aia aar??
SaatRbeusd txaiss schedules (a laavo
mlaa ?ai:y: ?:*? A. M--Least ta M?
l to P. M-Sleepers and ceaosoa Atlanta,
Hlrmtnf? Savannas. Ja casesvUia IJS
A. M?Sleepera aad osassas, Jackseaviua.
U S> P. M S.?.par. aad ?esesaa AUasts,
aUnatasaam. Marmpala Northbound USAss
acSrdul.4 t. arrive ta fSB^M? ??"??=
1:M A. M.. iJt A. M, B?B P. M-. * ?* P. M.
Saasa
Chesapeake & Obis Raihraj
7 OS A-?Local?Dally?Newport ?SSM,
II? A.-LSCSJ?Dally-CU'vUIa Rx, ?
Thm iiKsisi
r> as A--Expraaa DaCy-NorfoIk. Old FstsL
n?rM A-Lecel?Delly-Lehb?, Las, C Persa,
?Urs? Waes?Eapreae Dally-Norfalh. Old PL
?I:B ? Bxprase? Deliy-Ctn-. L-vttla
11 es P.?Bsprass -Pally?Neef als. M. Raws.
I:M P.-Local-Delly-N. Newa. Old Pots*.
ta P.?Local?Ex. Sun?Oordonavlim.
a: la P ? Local?Ex. Sea.?Lyacssara.
??:?* P.-Uasltad?Dalty-Ctscis*u. CRsesaa.
11:?* P.?Expraaa?Dally?Clnclaasjl. 1/vUla.
?Sleepers tParier cats. _
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Laeai freta
East: A M-. IM P. M. Tsiss? from
East: UM A. M-. ?:? P. si. ?S F. E tVsssl
from Wast: ?:? A. BL. "?'-" A. M-. aad
7:? P. M. Throash: CM A. M, 11M a. M.
and ]:W P. M- ?
Jesses River Lias: -tM A. M, ?:? P. M
??Dal!? except EuaaSv.
OLD DOMINION LDTB.
Lv. Richmond fast af Ass St- dally.TS? F. SL
Laave Kewpert News..*M A. M.
Arrive Norfolk.?:*? A- m.
Connects wltb mala Ilae stasmers leaviaS
Norfolk for New Tork dally, aaaept Soadsy.
7-aj P M- Connections als? mads by N. a
W Ry. a P. M. aad C. A O. By. St 4 P. M.
Nicht Ilse ateemera stop at ClSiWsst ts
laad or receive IBssMMMSJ as sMasl. sad WIN
be met by public coaveyassa
VOHsINIA NAVIGATION CO. (Effective
Karen IX >?Jamas River by ?ayliaht far
Norfolk sad Old Point. Newport News sad
all James River laadla**^Steeassr lese?
Monday. Wednesday aad Friday at f:M
M Frel?ht received for all James River
Phone Madlaoa IB.
Mala Ticket Office SB X. Mats sSssst.
PANAMA CANAL
west indies?SOUTH america.
"lal'RENTIC." "megantic"
Two Lars??*. Newest, Finest Steamers
Ever Sent to the Tropics.
JANUART t.
January at, F>hrnary i. Fesroary ?v
It and 2? days. $176 upward.
S. H. BOWMAN, Attest. BliSsilSii 1
Water Tri? "By Sea*
MOSTON AND
Steamers-Norfolk to Btstss dally, except
Thursday, to PrevlOeBce. ?Monday. Thurs?
day aad Saturday. ? P. M. "Freest aaly.
Throush tickets os sale to srtsrtssl setsta
Fine ITtiI-r excellent ssrvKe. lew fares.
Wireless telesraph send far beekleC.
Apply cio. Bp., n. * w. By, s.
Ne. M T ' "' ~"
RIENT
CRUISE
? tlTJSSB Tbsm>
I WtoVe JAN.2t? IfU
BERMUDA
eAjtDCRRON ? SON. O"* MtS. "
SBja^sVjT sAlfCMl^W. s/oWMAja.
(Have You
$100 or
More to
Invest?
Why not place it where you will
enjoy the maximum of safety and
income. This corporation has for
sale 98 shares of its capital stock??
at $100 a share?bearing a guar?
anteed interest of 6 per cent per
annum.
Do not overlook this opportu?
nity to invest your savings in tha
national capital's most progressiv?
real estate concern. We invite tha
fullest investigation. Referencest
Any bank or banker. Write us for*
complete information.
(A Corporation).
14*5 Eye Street, N. W.v
Washington. - - - D. C
Much
Depends
en tke Meatfly relations et tea
r'arht sort of a beak. Oftsa In a
crisis It means everything. The
offleere ef this bank reel a friendly
interest Is each and evsry deposi?
tor.
first National
Bank
CAPTTAI. ATD STsWXCS sS.III.SSa
No saWWsW is too small for this
bank to lundfe.
ssaaWsstathr tWfass! fast
Work for South Rtchnxmd by
btxosattsjg a depositor ist this basts.
