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Now is the Time to Begin Using TIMES-DISPATCH WANT ADS.
It is What You Save To-day That Makes Prosperity.
_Times-Dispatch Want Ads. are Money Savers for Merchant, Clerk and Housekeeper
The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising
la 1 cent per word, Net Cash In AD?
VANCE, wlth a minimum cost of 10
cents for each lnsertion. Tho samo
rate nppliea to deaths. tnnrriages,
obltuarles nnd nll other classified no?
tlces. No dlsplay typo allowed In the
clasMP.cd columns.
tu..:. .. ..?...- .-!
LOST AND FOUND.
M3T FRIDAY AFTERNOON, &EB;
uary ?"nd" about i o'clock On Broad
treel t>etween Second and Thlrd, or on
Broad streei e.ir. OentlerfM.n"a Wateh
'ol ?i;'i clgar cutter and clmxm at
? ,:, ? ing the inltlala "1. T.
"in.hr wlll t>k:is,- relurn to Mr. J.
"H.M.iMMER. 501 East Broad street,
nd recelve b Butfablj reward._
*-st-straykiTfrom my kennei.s
n Alr, ii liirge Houn.l. Bluo
Dccklcd wlth white and tnn spots;
rlnged tall. Ubcral reward offered
or hla return or any informatlon re
? hlm. J- C. MOODY, Bon Alr,
TERRIKR. seal
axe face. white tlpped
nnd chest; wore wlde
,..,v:iv studded wlth
rard for return to 703
)N BROAP STREET ONE FOX
- Puppv; two black spot? on mld
?eacfc. one on tall. Reward if re
to 605 West Grace street.
?LOST-TEBRrjARY 2. 1906, ON CARY.
Nlnth and Twelfth. or on
Tweirth to Maln. Uidy's Small Gold,'
W.,teh; Ronran "M" on back cn.?e. Re?
ward for return to BEAUFONT
LITHIA WATER COMI'ANY'.
HELP WANTED?Male.
ANY INTELI..IGENT PERSON MAY
earn good Income correspondlng tor
newsparers; experience u'ltieceFsary.
Send for paticulars. PRESS bl.NJJl
CATE. Lockport. N. Y._
X.INOTYFE OPERATOR WANTED?
Night work; good pay; steady employ
menti rxperlencert operator wanted,
with good referentjoa; no labor troube
THE M1CIIIE COMPANY. Charlottea
vll< , Va.
[MEN TO I.KAP.N' BARBER TRADE.
New Byatent. Onlv elght weeks requir?
ed. Wnges Saturdiys. Tools donated.
Positions paylng $10 weekly guaranteed
when through. Illustrated cataloguo
malled free. MOl.ER'S BARBER COC
L.EGE, 131 Princo Street, Ncw Yor^.
Clty.
MEN AND BOY'S WANTED TO EARN
};. to U a day after eompietlng courso
or practlcal instruction ut home or in our
schools. Graduates ndmltted to unlon;
uositions BC( ured. COYNE BROS. CO.
PRACTICAL SCHOOLS PEUMBING
AND JjRlCKDAYIN'G, Nc-w York.
Chlcago, Clnclnnati and St. IajuIs. i rec
catalog.
KOULDERS WANTED-NON-UNION
Machlncry Moulders and Coremakers;
stcady work; good wagc-s. Address P.
O. Box 091. Phlladelphia.
"WANTED?G<M>D TRAVEI.ING PAUES
ii'.ui one ot experleaoe and ablllty, to
sell our line <?< "antl-trust" llnaeed oll.
excluslvely or as a slde line. on big
comrrilSBio'n. Address Thos. M.-McBee
& t;o., I-oek Box US4, Mansfleld, Ohlo.
WANTKD-BOOK BTNDBR CAPABLE
of actlng aa foreman. Any one Inter?
est ed address X. Y. '/.-, care Reuger's,
or call between 11 and 2 o'clock Feb?
ruary 3rd.
WANTED?SHIRT STARCHER, BOSOM
ironer, neck band Ironer; good pay and
regular work. Apply nt once. EAGtiE
STEAM LAUNDRY; 723 West Cary
Street.
vi'ANTED-TWO SHARP YOUNG MEN
or good habltBj one for nlght watch and
one for teacher ln primary grades; men
from country preferred. Address B, M,
eare tiils ofiico.
YOUNG MAN. GOOD RUTjER AND
fully competent on ordinary blnding;
wages, $io to $12, accordlng to qualitlen
tions; roforonces required. Box 207, Wll
mlngton, N. C
SITUATION WANTED?Male.
A NUMBER ONE FIRST-CEASS
photo engrav'er and hnlf-tone tlnlsher
deslrcs steady omployment in hls line;
...is had tenMyeara'cexperlence ln New
York. Address. F. J*. W., HI0 East Maln
* tre^i t, thlrd story.
jUKXJHi nUUTUKAli DRAKTSMAN OF
K"..cl tralnlng and six years' offlce expe
rlence Is open to engagement. Addresa
K i? C. care Tlmes-DIapatejh.
TEACBBR BY FIRBT-CLASS STEADY
and Bober man: can work ln clty or
' town. HOMER THOMPSON,
W. Va.
..WANTED, BY AN EDUCATED, J-ION
est und industrioua man, a posltlon as
colleetor. copyist. or any honest employ
ment h>' whlch I can make a llvlng tor
a famlly; beat citj- rcferoncoa glven as
to character and capaclty. Address A.
4'.C. care thia offlce.
51T UATlo~N~W A^TODTFtiinTie1
MH.LlM'.lt OF EOCPERrBNCE WISHES
poaltlon for comlng sea.uon. Addresa
ll 363, care Tlmes-Dlspatch, Rlch?
mond, Va.
ANTED?BY YOUNG LADY SITt'A
ion .is book-keeper or ntonogrnpher.
,-.dure.-.< l. :::a. caro TUncs-Dispatch.
Fee-Dee Branches.
jjjfXuGHIER'S DRUG STORE, Twen.v
titih ai.d Vonable Streets. -l?tni>
W. F. EANES, 2U1J East Brad Streei
A. a. SCOTT, Tweaty-fllth ana i'road
R!nf mIs^I Ku^*' Tw?ty.flfU,
^ciay^uv:;."- ^?N^
RA1- .
PEOPL1
^i^H"iXH^CY' ^^ East Mar.
CITY' DKCG STORE, No. im ?;??, ., ,
/Btreet, corner uuieenta. aat ^'n
JUDSON CCNX'.NOHAM, No, .#? '
Maln, corner rwont> urst. ' ^*ut
PiNE BTREET PflARMACY, N0 *??
Soulh Plne blret't. ' r"0' SJ<
1^NK^'a1^Vs^tJ:'AKIBH 90, No.
?^t^/(^tiM'A,tMA^. No. m
W&UT^aMACT' Twe"ty-el?ht und
RISONU PHARMACY. N0. m -Cana|
J. T. DEWtB. No. 4 Etiht Broad Utreet
^SKUSrK,i' K0" V HUH
W. A. PERKIN8, No. 44 North Sycamor?
Street. Pt-tereburg. . -y-ainore
ffWENTY-EIGHTII AND N STREET
PHARMACY, Twenty-elBhth and N
Btreet*.
HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
WANTED-A BBIOIIT YOUNG LADY
not over 21 years of ago that can teucli
music nnd would like to learn to cierk
ln tho store. Addrcss C. M. CARPEN
T1CR, Fnbcrs, Vn.
WANTED-A ('OMI'HTENT WHITll
cook with references. ComfortablQ
home and llberal salary. L 30S, Tlmes
Dlspatch ofllce.
W A NTHD-OPHRATORS ON SHIRT8;
also wlll take few girls to lenrn. Apply
tn BISHOP, "tbe Hhlrt Bulldcr." 702
East Main.
WAXTKP-A NURSE TO TAKE EN
tlre chargo of baby; settled woman prc
ferrred. Apply 1001 West avenue.
WANTED - GIRLS FOR FACTORY
work; good wagea; stoady employment.
Apply at Elevcnth and Cary Streets.
AGEHTS WANTED.
$90 A .MONTH SAI.ARY AND EXPENSES
to men wlth rlg to Introduce our Guar
anteed Poultry and Stock Remedles.
Send for contract; wo mean ouslne,*? and
furnlsh best referenco. G. R. BIOLEK
CO.. X 5S4, Sprtnglleld 111.
REAL ESTATE?For Sale.
IS IT A FARM YOU WANT? T, LORD
BLESS YOU. WE HAVE THEM.
WRITE UB. GET DESCKUTIV
LIST. HABR1NGTON & MORRALL,
NILES. O.
REAL ESTATE?For Rent.
FOR RENT-FINE STORAGE WARE
houses, formerly Trlgg Shlpyard; South?
ern Rallway nnd water connectlons. Ad?
dress C. B. FORD CO., 'phone 302S Trlgg
Shipyards.
FOR RENT-OFFICE IN MUTUAL
buildlng. Furnlturo and Flxtures for
aale. Apply Room 9-0.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BROAD, WEST. -T-l. TWO LARGE UN
furnished rooms; all convcnlences; rcut
reasonable.
MARSHALL, STTREET. W, 401-FOR
rent?Second-story front room. furnleh
ed or unfurnlshed. to couple Or two
gentlemen; bath and water on samo
floor. Apply above.
REAL ESTATE WANTED. |
i.-?
WANTED, TO RENT BY MARCH IST,
small farm, wlth flve or six-room house,
near electrlc car llno; stato ?lze of farm
and rent of same. Address E. 400, care
this ofllce.
FLAT WANTED.
WANTED-BY TWO LADIES. FLAT,
three or four rooms, wlth convenlenccs,
centrally located. Addrcss "A. B.," 316
North Twelftli streot.
BOARDING
E1GHTH STREET. NORTH, 516?WANT
ed. permancnt, translent and table
boarders. Terms reasonable; home com?
forts.
WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
occupants for two rooms; ono second
story front; nowly furnlshcd; wlth or
without meals; bost references. 306
South Third.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
HO.00 TO 126.00 WILL START YOU IN
monoy-maklng business. Room 2, Dick?
inson Hotel, 821 East Broad.
WANTED.
WANTED-ONE GOOD SECOND-HAND
keroseno or gasoline marlno englne;
threo to ten horso power. Addrcss}
V 310, caro Times- Ulspatch.
WANTED-PARTNER WITH J2C0.00 IN
good paylng business, Address D 325,
'?aro of this offlce.
FINE UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS AT
lowest prlces. full stock of upholsterlng
goods always on hand. LEVY & KASS
?JS XV. Broad. "Phone 1036. ^
MATTRESSES.
WE MAKE A SPECiALTY OK HAIR
Mnltresses: old onea made over like
new. Let us sell you one. JACOB
UMLAUF. 'Phono 3292.
Xntiques?
FINE OLD-FASHIONED FURNITURE
and braHB goods. No reproductlons. C
M. MOORE. 219 East Maln.
I SELL ANTIQCE FURNITURE VERY
choap at 1505 East Maln street.
MILLINERY.
BEAUTIFUL BABY IRISH LACE HATS
for ovenlng wear In advanced snriiur
styles ot Mrs. WORTHAM'S, 216 North
Thlrd Street. "n
SPECIAL NOTICE.
PARTIES INTERESTED IN ANTIQUES
ahould see the coliectlon of elegant
plecoB at 210 East Maln. No new goods.
STORAGE.
FOR C11EAP AND DRY STORAGE
rooms apply to RICHARDSON &
CHAPPELL, Storago Department, Bel
vldcre Building. 501 \v. Maln Stroet.
COAL AND WOOD.
I AM "UNLOADINO ONE TO FIVE
cars every day. I have tho largest stocK
of wood ln city, mostly North Carollna
Hlckory Wood; orlBlnal half-cord mlx?
ed. I2.W-. quartor cord, $1.25. I am solt
ing all klnds of domestlc and steam
Coal at prlces, etc. Grnte Coal, 14.50
Two yards two 'phonea. Bowe and
Marshall, 'Phone K_u: 1201 W. Broad
?Phone 1000. Leader, E. T. LONG.
RUBBERi REPAIReId]
_tUB__R BOOTS HALI'SOLED, 75ci";
potches, 15c. and upwnrds: hot' watar
bags, etc, flxed. DREW'S HLECT lll>
%\\10E l?CTORY' 716 E* AI*?"> Stroet!
Phono 2067.
BUILDING.
IF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLA'SB JOR
and one at onco, try E. R. BROWN
No. 5 East Marshall, contractor ror all
classes buildings. None two lanro or
iwo siiiall, nor eompllcated.
PAPER HANGING.
IF YOU HAVE ANY PAPHRING TO
bo done* it wlll vAr you to see what
wo Imvu.to nfter, *>>w. cloan stook"of
tbe laiest designa In Wall Paper lo*
'-'&' N. Flfth Slroi-i. ???--?.,
TRUNKS.
SPENCE, 22 AND 21 N. NMNTH st..'iTah
tho largest and bem aasortiueiit of
. Trunks, Hatcliols, Flaaks, Card riiv-J
and Leather Noreltles over shown m
tlds cfiy. and at tlio lowest prk-u" if
your trunk or bag lb out of order, 'nliono
us; we wlll call tor It und return lt si.no
day. Our inotto: One hundred coiita-ffiS
your dgllur. E. II. Bl'KNCLV 2" und -t
N. Ninth Street. uuu **'
WTOWANTy-"OI* TO/OALL AT 703 EAST
Broad Btreet and convince yoursulr that
we have the largcat and bost llnenf
Trunks and Tittvcllng Neceaal?e'a In the
clty; rcpairlng done. H. W KOUN.
"THEE Hc. BRO., Trunk aud l_iK Uu,
X,!ttlo Willie's mother sent hlm to the grocers nnd promlsed If ho ran all the
way she would glve him something good. Study tho plcturo and aeo lf you can
guess what he ls going to get.
Answer to yestcrday's puzzlei: A quarter after-one.
_FOR SALE._
TRIGG SH1PYARD EQUIPMENT. CON
slstlng of machlnery, tools, atoro-room
supplles, MOTORS, 10 H.-P. to 200 H.-P.
BELTING. sln?le and double lcathor.
Shaftlng, pulleya, hangers, etc; lumbt-r
and flre wood. cheap. S. M. TOML1N
SON, Richmond, Va.
FOR SALE-A AVELL-F1TTED CON
fcctlonery and clgor store; dolng a
splcndid business; flno locatlon on East
Broad street; good reasons for selllng.
Por further Informatlon address A 3*5,
care Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE-THOROUGHRRED BAR
red PlymounT Rock cockrels; am over
stocked and wlll sell eheap. Apply to
Mrs. M. C. BLANKENSHIP. East
Richmond, on Seven Plnes car line.
AJ.BEMARLE SWEET CIDER BY BAR
rel or carload; also manufacturers of
superlor snow whlte corn meal. \Vrlte
for prices. GREENWOOD GRIST &
CIDER MILLS, Greenwood Depot, Va.
FOR SALE. GENUINE ANTIQUES, MA
hogany Furnlture. Fenders. Andlrons;
no lmltatlons. C. M. MOORE, 219 East
Maln.
SPECIAL BARGAINS CAN BE HAD IN
a large fumlturo wagon at RICHARD
SON BROS., 613 Brook avenue.
FOR SALE?REAL ESTATPJ Wa-"
ness: flne list of properf.es. Addresa
PIEDMONT. Box 172. Lynehburg. Vn.
NOTICE.
J20.00 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
any caso of rheumatlsffl, Indlgestlon or
lnsomnia that we cannot cure. We cure
all the so-called incurable diseases, and
provo that we can and do cure our pa
tients. Consultatlon free. DIVINE
HEALING INSTITUTE, 219 East Clay
Street, Rlchmond, Va.
LOWEST PRICES AND BEST QUAL^
Ity in awnings is our motto. Glve us a
call. H. E. COPELAND & CO.. head?
quarters for awnings, tents and flags,
1G8 North Nlnth street.
NOTICE?IF YOU WILL SENrTiiFH.is
I wlll send you a gallon of corn whlskoy,
elgtt years old. BEN TERRY, Clarks
vllle. Va.
LET ns BUY" IT. WE BUY EVERY?
THING. VA. SALVAGE AND WRECK.
ING COMPANY. 110 N. SEVENTH ST.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONST
I HAVE SOMETHING THAT WILL IN
terest you. A nlco llno of Buggles, un
flnlshed. whlch I can flnish up to sult
your taste. B. C. BRISTOW, 1000
Franklln Street.
AWNINGS. FLAGS AND~TEJNTsT
SO MUCH EASIER TO BE SUITED IF
you mako your selectlon from u com
pleto stock. Wo have tho most com
pleto axorjf. ot awnlng in the South;
also large line of tents and flags. H. E.
COPELAND & CO.. 108 North Nlnth.
"FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
FURNITURE AND CTHNA PACKED
and shlpped wlth care. JACOB UM
LAUF, 7(6 West Maln Street.
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF*l
CREDITORS.
In the District Court of the Unlted)
States, for tho Eastern District of Vlr?
ginla.
In tho Matter of I No. 647
WISE & MEYERS. In
Bankrupts. Bankruptcy.
To tho credltors of WISE & MEYERS,
of Rlchmond, In the county of Henrico,
and district aforesald?bankrupts.
Notlce ls hereby glvon that on the 21th
day of January, A. D.. 1908. tho sald
WISE & MEYERS. were duly adjudl
cated bankrupts; and that tho first meet?
lng of thelr credltors wlll be held ln my
offlce, RooniH No. 10 and 12 CSpltol Law
and Real Estato B_ulldlng, RlohmmidJ
Va.. on tho 14th DAY OF FEBRUARY.
A. D., 1906, at 10 o'clock ln tho forenoon.
nt whlch time, tho sald credltors may at?
tend, prove thelr clalms, appolnt a trus
toe, examtne the bankrupts and transact
t?uch other bualness aa tnay property.
come before sald meetlng.
February 2, 1900.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Roferee ln Bankruptcy.
Smith, Moncure & Gordon., counsel for
tiankrupts.
WANTED,
WHITE GIRLS
BEG1NNERS PAID WHILE LEARNINCJ.
f employme
ALLEN &
Steady employment; goo4 waaes. Apply to
GINTER BRANCH.
Seventb and Cary.
SCHOOLS.
University College o! Medicine
Medicine-Dentlstly-Pharmncy. HTUAllT
M'CiUIHE. M. D.. Pro?ld?lit. Complttc onulp
n,..-i,i. Kupeiior C'llnlcn. Moderntu Kx|imi*ftii.
Mll I -llmitte. Sluili-nti nt tliU (.'olliiun, un'lor
priHi-m . ?jii-iiii.,.., ot niitrnnen and Kraminllon,
nro nlilii lo meet rmiulroinontN for mliiiltiilon to
llc-t-nntriK pxamtnatloni ln ?ny Htute. liulli.tin
No. 3 t.-'.V how medlc&l >in.i.-;,i, iu, .in-. ii-1
hy laws i>,iHt."l ln irmiiy HlufJi ri-Kiilutiiiu Iho
pnutica e( inr.ll.-ln.- ,\<lli. mm wIi.i.iam lt.
MILLER, ProotOI'i Rlchmond, Va.
The Confederate Museum
TU'WLFTH AND CLAY BTitlCBTH.
Ol>eii dally from (j A. M. to 6 P. M.
i Adunlittlon, ? 26 ctiiits, Fikk on tfuturdwy.
AMUSEMENTS.
BKJOU-To -Night
Mat8. Tues., Thurs. and Sat.
Johnny-THE RAYS-Emma
IN THE MUSICAL WHIRL,
DOWN THE PIKE.
Next week?Harry Clay Blaney, In "The
Man Behlnd the Gun."
Aradpmv TUESDAY
r__aUClliy MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Famous Musical Comedy,
The School Girl
Original Daliy Theatre Show Girls
Prlces: Night, 25c to $1.50. Matlnee,
25c to J1.00.
The Valentlne Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
ADMISSION, 26c.
FREE ON SATURDAYS.
MEETINGS.
Rlehrrrond. Va.. Jan. 23. 190ij
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholdera of the Vlrglnla Anthraclto
Coal Company wlll be held nt the ofllco
of the Company, In tlie Amerlcan Na?
tional Bank Buildlng, Rlchmond Va
on Tuesday, February 13.. J9D6 'at 12
o'clock M. for tho purpose of electlng
Directors for the ensulng year nnd for
the transactlon of any other business
thnt /may <properIy icome Vetore t__
meetlng. D. C. ZOLLICKOFFER.
___Secretary.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the B. F. JOHN?
SON PUBLISHING COMPANY wlll %0
held at the olilces of the company ln the
city of Rlchmond, Virginia, Wedneaday
February 7, 1906. at 4 o'clock P. M. E. L,'
PELL, Secretary. January 23, 1906.
THE ANNUAL MEETTNG OF THE
stockholders of the Rlchmond Transfcr
Company wlll be held at thelr ofllce
819 East Maln Street, at 12 o'clock noon'
Wcdncsday. February H, 1906.
W. T. DARDEX. Secretary.
BAPTIST.
FIRST liAITIST CHURCH (CORNER
Broad and Twelfth Streets)_Servlces at 11 A.
M. and S P. M., conducted by the paslor, Rev.
GEORGE W*. M'DANIEL. Sunday school
(D. J. McCarthy. Supt.) at 9:30 A. M, A wol
como to all.
SECOND BAPTLST CHURCH.?WORSHIP
at 11 A II. nnd 8 P. M.. conducted by tho
pastor, Br. W. R. L; SMITH. Sunday achool
9:y> A. M. Thomas H. Starke. Supt.
OROVE AVENUE BAPTI8T CHURCH
(Grove Avenue and Beeoh Stroet.i)?Rev. J. B.
HAWTHOBNE, D. D.. paator.?Preachlng
at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday school at
9:80. A. M.
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Grace and .. Fousheo CJtrnets)?Rov.
C'HAS. S. GARDNER, D. D., pastor.?Sunday
achool at 9:30 A. M. . Preachlng by the pastor
at 11 A M. and S P. M. Prayer meetlng Wed
needay at 8 P. M.
WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH (GROVE
Avcnuo and Meadow Btreet)?WM. LOCKHART
BALL, pastor_Preachlng at 11 A. M. and 8
P. M. Sunday achool at 9:30 A. M. Prayer
meetlng Wednesday at 8 P. M. Seats free.
Everybody welcome.
METHODIST.
CENTEN'ARY METHODIST CHURCH
(Gruco Streot, botween Fourth and Flfth
Sueeu)-Rev. W. J. YOUNG. D. D., pastor.?
Scrvices and sermons by tho pastor at 11 A. M.
and 8 P. M. -Mornlng subject: "What Is the
Chrlstlan Churocter?'T Evonlng subject, ?'Tho
Collapse of o. Gre.at Business." Sunday school
at 9:30 A. M. All seats free; all are Invited.
PARK PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
(corner West Franklin and Plne Streots)?Rev
L. H. BETTY, pastor.?Preachlng at 11 A, M.
and 3 P. M. Sunday school at 9:30 A. M.
UNION STATION M. E. CHURCH (TWEJf.
ty-fourth and N Streets)?Ro-i. A. M. MAXEY.
pustor.? Preachlng at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M
Evenlng -ubp'ct, "The Brain." TIiIh la tho
third of a series ot four sormona addn-sm-i!
speclolly to inon. Sunday achool at 9:30 A. M.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH?REV
F. T. M'FADEN, D. '_.. pastor.?Servlces -t
11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Seats freo. Cordlal w?j.
come to all.
SECOND ]*Ri:SIlYTERIAN CHURCH?REV
RU3SELI. CEC'IL, D. D? paatoi-?Sunday serl
vlces at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Wednoadav?
P. M. Sunday school 0:? A *tf. uay 8
BBRVTCES AT GRACE STREET PRESBY
terlan Church at 11 A. M. ond 8 P, jj, Con
ductcd by the paator, Rov. JBRE WITHFh
SPOON, D. D. "
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (CORNER
Park Avenue and Harrlson Street)?Rev j
CALVIN STEWART, D. D., pastor.-DiVlno
servlces to-morrow 11 A. M. and 8 P. m. Sun?
day school 9:30 A. M. Devotlonal service Wcd?
ncsday 8 P. M.
CHRISTIAN.
HBVKNTl'l KTRBlflT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(corner Seventh und Grace Stroeta),?Servlcea
tiimiliiy at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M., conduoted by
tlu, pustor, Iti-v. .1. J. HALEY. Mornlng sub?
ject, "Unctlon." Evenlng subject; "Tho Won
derrul Speaker."
WEST KN*D CHRISTIAN CHURCH (ON
Mutrls, butwoon Maln and Floyd Avonue).?
Preachlng tn-mnrrow by Rev. HISNltY
PBARCB ATKIN3 al 11 A. M. und 8 P. M.
I.UTHERAN.
i'lllST ENGLIHH I.UT1IERAN CHURCH
(Sevenlh Hiroet, boliveon Broad a.nd Qruoe)?
Rev. C, A. MAltlCH. pastor.?Servlces at 11 A.
M nnl H I'. M. by llio pastor. Prnyer meetlng
Wednesday night ut 8 o'clock. Lutlior Loague
Hunday evenlng at 7 o'clock.
NEW JiqRyBALBM.
NI*W ,li:iti;:-AI.KM MISSION (.101 S. PINK
l-ii-.-u ll.-v. .HJNIUS B. SP1BRS, pastor.?
Hwi-'leiiborg free lonillng library opened dnlly.
Piciirlilng servlco U A. M. Everybody wol
CIllllHTIAN SCIENCE;
I'illHT CHURCH OI" CIIUI8T, SCIENTrsT
(corner of Uolvldere and Maln .Streeta).?Sunday
nioriilllg at 11 o'clOilll, hubjeet, "Soul." All
<-M"-il'???>>? and tosllinoiiy iiieotliu.- overy
Wediiei'luy "venlng ..I H::'n o'clock. The ruau
InK-roum U located [n ih? Chuiriher ot Com
rbcrce, nnd ia open overy week du.v I'luiu -10
l<) 2. All aru cuiilllilly Invited.
Thn wiwi iiuui (ln tradu) IuiikIih (ut his
oUHiopuuii' |o1?h") und grows fat (off tho
patronoKu they ulvu him ln conscuutnee).
-i'uek.
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF TtHlH OOCN-DITION OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
AT RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA, AT 'f'll E Ol/JSE OF BUSI?
NESS, JANUAlRY 29. 1900.
RESOURCES.
Loans nnd dlscounts.?2,51.',G4T7 71
Ovordrafts, sectircil and unse
curod . 533-11
Unlted atatoa bonds to securo
circulation . 460,000 00
Unlted Sttulcs bonds to securo
Unlted StntCM deposits. S0.O00 00
Unlted States bonds. 15,000 00
Premlums on Unlted States
bonda . ltl.1'17 M>
Bonds, securitics, etc. 121,010 2?
Bnnklng-hoiiHo, fumlturo and
lixturcs . 86,000 1)0
Due from natlonal banks (n.ot
veservo agents). 111,5245 12
Dne from Stato banks nnd
bankers . 60,31(1 5!f
?Duo from approved reservo
agents. 303,311) tfl
Checks and other cash Items.1,014 16
Exchanges for clearlng-house.. 54,464 Uh
Notes of other natlonal .banks
(ostlmoied). 34,000 00
Frnctlonal paper Currency, nlck?
els nnd cents. oM 93
Lawful money reserve In bank,
viz.:
Speelo .5 48,748 60
lx-gal tendet'-notCH.... I(rj,'tl2 00
K - 151,000 50
Redemptlon fund wlth Unlted
?States Treasurer (5 per cent.
of circulation). 21.073 lo
Total .f4,800,718 80
LIABILITIES. _? M
Capltal stock pald ln.$ ?00.000 00
Surplua fund. llo.OOO oo
Undlvlded proflts, less expenses o_
and taxes pald. S4,->4 J5
Natlonal bank notes outatand- ????.?,
Ing . 478,896 00
Duo to other natlonal
banka .$ 351,?2S 00
Duo 10 Stato banks
and bankers. 884,849 ?>!
Duo to trust cornpa
nlc.M and savlngB
banka . on.oso oi
Duo to approved re- ?..
aorve ngents. 3,490 10
Dlvidends unpald.... 014 ?...
Indlvldual deposits,
subject to eheck.... 2,027,750 33
Demiand cortlfleatea , ??
Ot deposlt. 90.W2 48
Cortftied checks. 19,7111.2
Cashler'a cheoka out
atnndlng-. 0,341 4}
Unlted Sta*i>s de
iKJsita . S0.060 00
vosla .-3,001.970 36
Unlted States bond Hablllty ao- ,_.?,_..,.
cuint .? lw*"-^ w
Llablllties" 'other than thoso
above BMited: Intorest reserve x,M oi
Xotnl .tJ44.:MKi,71? 30
Stato of Vlrginla. City of Rlchmond?ss.:
1. AV. M. Addlson, caahler of the aboye
named bank. do tolemnly swear that the
above atatement ls true. to tho best of my
knowledge ond bellef.
b W. M. ADDISON, Cashler.
Subscrlbed nnd swom to Ixsforo me this
20. day ot^ixrxx^y^ Rffi -^
C?rreSt-Atift:RAND WBLLFORD.
It. H- LBNDSEjY,
W. M. HABLdSTON,
Dlrectors.
STYTEMBNT OF THE FINANCIAL
SPAI CONDITION OF THE
SAVINGS BANK 0F RICHMOND,
LOCATBD AT M?EMOND. IN If'}!?
STATE OF VIRGINIA. AT 1 1.
Ct.OSE Ol* nimESS JAM $*},*??
1900. MADE TO.TI1E JTAXB CORPO?
RATION- COMMISSION :
RESOURCES. .
Loans and dlscounts.$1,000,005 61.
Overdrafts .?.? ??? ..^n.
Stoeka, bonds and mortgagea... KWW.g}
Bnnklnp-house. ?'ffioou
Other real estate.............. -? I'W? '
Checks and other cash items.... -,)-> 0?
Due from national banks. &**&. ii
Spocle. nlckels and cenls and ,
paper currency. j.ud .-i
Total .US^&
Capltal stock ^^^...^K
Surplua fund....-.??????; o0'ww w
Undlvlded proflts, less amount
pald for Interest. expenses ,
and taxes..'2. ...
Dlvidends unpald.... ? ? ? ? 1,lw
Indlvldual deposits. subject t?rJ.^)H.
intortsc ?reserVc:::::::::::::"'.".'.* ??'?.a&n-m
Total
.*t,n?a,7iii ?i
I Jamea M. Ball, cashler, do abldmnly
swear Uia,t. th- above. is a tri^rtBttmeBt
of the nnanelal cendition of the S.ivln,..,
Bank of Rlchmond, located at Richmond.
in the State of Vlrginla, at the closo of
business on the 29th day of Jiiiiuary tt'JG.
to *he best ^^^-M^asfcr.
C0rrCC/>-At|rA. PATTERSON.
L. /. MORRIS, .
N. D. HARGROVE.
- H. THEO. ELLYSON.
R. F. PATTEKSON.
Dlrectors.
2d day 0jBFebruary.^; -a< , .
(My commission explrea April i. I9u0.)
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL.
CONDITION OF THE
BROAD STREET BANK,
LOCATED AT RICHMOND. IN THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA. AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JANUARY
29. 1906. MADE TO THE STATE
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
RESOURCES.
Loans and dlscounts. $709,654 28
Overdrafts.'?. ?.,,'.-.' Vn
Stocks, bonds nnd mortguges, 231,47J :>~
Funiiture and flxturea. 4,.snn on
Checks and other cash Items.. 21.4 M
Due from natlonal banks. 05,535 <n
Sp'eclo, nlckels and cents. 4,454 67
Paper currency. 29,194 00
Total .sp i .<vi<t.:t:t-t 4is
LIABILITIES.
Capltal stock pald ln.$200,000 00
Undlvlded proflts, less amount
paid for interest, expenses and
t..1Xes . 39,938 21
Dlvidends unpald.' 21 40
Indlvldual deposits,
subject to eheck....$S00,190 59
Tlmo cortlfleatea of
deposlt . 3.048 03
Certlfied checks. <-9S6 66
PK0.|,S2r.,U8
All other llems of Hablllty,
viz:
Interest Reserve. $1,407 13
Unearned Interest. 142 00
Totui .,_1(41.o-io,:t:i4 4>8
I. Andrew M. Clover, cashler, do sol?
emnly swear tlmt the nbovo is n true
atatement of the flnnnelnl condition of
tlie Rroud Street Bank. Inontod nt Rlch?
mond, In the Blnto of Vlrsrlnia. nt tho
eloso of business on the 211th d:iv of Jini
unry. 1900, to the best of my knnwlodgo
nnd bellef.
andrew* m. c,i ovrn.
Cashler.
Correct?Attest:
.1. XV, ROTHHRT.
IT, I*. GRIMMRI 1..
\V. M. HAH1 l?T(iV.
Dlrectors.'
Bifl'to'of VlrulViln. Clty or IHphmonii:
,'? riwoi'n 'o nnd fU|bB,cr*,,e.1 hef.iie me Shls
?d fliiy of Febmnry. lOnn.
j. av. nowi.i's.
" ? -l Notnry Piihli-.
Mv eominHslon explrpi Ausrust 5, 1909.
? Wo aro nover old enough to know bot
or untll wo uru ao old we can't.?Puck.
BANK STATEMENTS.
STATEMK'NT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND,
LOCATED AT RICHMOND. IN THE
STATE 'i|.- VIIIGINIA. AT TIlE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS JANUARY 29, 1000,
MADE TO THE STATE CORPOR.Y
TON COMMlSSloN:
RESOURCES.
IxiniiM and dlscounta.*l,a53,977 17
Overdrafts . 1,809 09
Stocks, bonds nnd mortgnges... 66,212 o0
Bnnklng-houso . 35,000 00
GtieckS and othor cash
iti-ms .$ 1,733 52
Exchangcs for clonr
Ing-houso . 28,114 51
Duo from iintlonal
banka . 321,110 32
Duo from Sttito bnnks
and prlvato huitkf-r.**.. ttl.KH Sl
Hpccli', nlckels nnd
centu . ,10,oii" 23
l'apcr currency. ?M-- oi
' """5-14,607.45
Total.$1,961 -,602.21
liabilitles!
Capitnl stock pald In.J 400,000 00
Surplus fund. 100,000 UO
Undivlded proflts, lesa amount
jiaid Ifbr Interest, ..?xnienscs
nnd tu.X"H. 55,72.15s
Dlvldenda unpald. 28 50
Indlvidual depoaita,
subject to check....51,140,039 63
Dcmand oortlflca/tea
of deposlt . 03,527 17
Certliled checks. 10,2:11 20
Caahler'a checks out
.??taiiding. 59,000 00
Duo , to national
banka . 62,018 m
Di;<> to State banka
and bankors. 73,803 61
"1^4051840^
Total.$1,961,602.21
I, J. W. Sinton, caahier, do solemnly
swear that tho above-la a truo. a'litemont
of ihe financial condltlon of the Clty
Hank of Rlchmond, located at Rlchmond.
in the .Stato of Vlrglnla., at tho closo of
buslnofwi on tho 2!?'.h day of Jnnuary, 1900,
to tlio best of my knowledge and bellof.
J. W. SINTON, Cashler.
Corrcct?Attest:
s.ii. H__WE8,
K. B, ADD1SON,
WILLIAM J, LEAKE.
DlrcctOTS.
State of Virginia, Olty of Richmond:
Subscrihcd and sworn to before mo tlUa
2d day of February, iTk>;.
WM. SINTON. Notary Publlc.
(My commlsslon explros March, 22, 19<j9.)
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE
BANK 0F RICHMOND,
LOCATED AT RICHMOND. IN THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOS-1
oi-' BUSINESS, JANUARY 'At, llfcW.
MADE TO TIlE STATE CORPOI'.A
TIdN CO.MMISSION:
RESOUPjOES.
Loans nnd dl-scounts.I2.223.7P5 (X)
Overdratia . l',6Qrao
Stocks and bonds. 404,223 71
llanklng-house. 44,273;-'
Other real estate. 3,099
Furniture and ilxtures. 3,200 34
E-cbanges for clear
Ing-houso .% "0,(53.1 77
Duo from national
banks . 257.207 09
Due fpjm State banka 102,0(19 32
Speclp .* 2ti,i'io st
Paper currency. 37.000 00
- 433.101 63
Totnl .?:t,-.t.i,iO-i f>7
LIABILITIES.
Capltal stock pald in.5 S0O.000 (X)
Burplua .5 300,000 OO
U'-si i-.vd for laxen.. 3),0O0 00
Uncarnod Interest_ kouo 00
O h--r u n di v 1 d e d
proflts . 155.054 93
- 3S5,ir>4 ns
Dlvldenda . 205:
Indlvidual deposlts.. .$1,:?7.075 03
Demand ccrtlflcntes.. 88,250 7(1
Caahler's checks. 7.S2C 59
Duo ?lo< luiti-fnal
banks . 190,072 -lli
Due to State banks.. 3511,317 28
- 2,U37.0f>H 72
Interest reserve. 10.277 02
Total .ij*:t,an:t,i ?b wi
1. T. IC. Siinds, caahier, do solemnly
swear that tho above is a truo atatonient of
the financial condltlon of the Bank of
Richmond. located at Rlchmond, in tho
State nf virginia, at the close of business
on tho 29th day or Jnnuary, 190U, to Uie
best of my knowlodue and bellef.
T. K. SANOS, Caahier.
Coirect?Attest:
J'-KKIVK E. NOLTING.
JAMES A. MONCURE.
15. lt. ADDLSUN,
WILLIAM NORTHROP,
^Directors.
State ot' Virginia. Clty of Rlchmond?ss.:
Sworn to und subscrihed before me this
2d day of February, li)00.
A. K. WJXLIAMS, Notary Publlc.
(My commlsslon explres May 10, 1908.)
STATEMNET OF TIlE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE
UNION BANK 0F RICHMOND, VA-,
LOCATED AT RICHMOND, VA.. IN
THE STATE .OF VIRGINIA, AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JANUARY 29,
1900, MADE TO THE STATE COR?
PORATION GOMMISSION.
RESOURCES.
Loans and dlscouuts.$1,700,725 70
Stocks, bonds Und mortgages 419,984 3S
Furiiltnro aud flxtures. 2,904 50
Duo from national banks.. 24,198 09
Spccle, nlckels atul cents... 00 40
Ptiper currency . 2,247 00
Total .ijS-.aio.l-O 1:1
LIABILITIES.
Capitnl stock pald ln.5 219,750 00
Undivlded proiiu*. loss
amount pald for Interest,
expenses nnd taxes. 330,(09 1.1
Divldends unpald ....-? 40-00
Indlvidual deposlts Hubjcft ,.?....?
to check (00 days' notlce.). I,u9(.04i IS
Tlmo cortlfloates of deposlt ,??,,',,
(00 days' notlce).... 1S..17 s
Interest on depoalt _ln. .ad- ^
VU11CO
Total .-jia.au;. ia? i:t
1 \v R Mdsatd, do solemnly swear
tluit llio a'bove Is a truo statement * ;of
thto ftnanclal condltlon ctf tlu. Union
i] , ,1- nf Rlirlimond. located at Rleli
mond, ln tWS&'>f'i,S^nfe-:.*AV^1
^nr1.^riT^\^Jn%^o^
odgo and bellef^ ^ MASSjB, caHhier.
CorreCtKAT'S ARRINCi'l-ON. ; .
' ril-VRLES DAVENl'ORT,
J, B. BEASLEY,
*" DIreclors.
?.?,? of virginia, city of Richmond'-ss:
btSw,n. tc Vild subsorlbed beforo me,
tl,ra (Iliy of Wg^igK; Pubilo.
My conniilsslon wp??? 12th D,!COniUcr'
1008.
Millennial.
"Somo day-lt mny bo ritfht around tho
corner. "Iul a mity ln* nH fi"' ?^ "S U"'
stais,"' sald tU6 old Coilgor,. aftor .1
aeuSOU ol' rinnlnatlun,?"some duy 'tlio
people' will Bcrutlnlsso-tho nian wlio con
scntH at tlio oarnost solicltation o( hls
many frleiula to acce;it il polltlcM jolj
as curofully as they Inspecl thu aniinul
Offcrccl 'oni ln a horse awup."?Puck,
STEIEKOI WILL
?.il
Not Dropped, Buit Witlidrcwj
From tlie University of Poiin- j
. sylvania.
- jgj
(Speclal to Tho Tlmcs-Dlnpatch.)
PUILADELi'HIA, Fcdruiiry 2.-Viiic< nj
Stevcnson Ih very likely to play MoY
! ?l. fr0r,i Ul.*' tTntvorslty of Pennsj-lvnni*
rmv. v <l'Hn',? "'l roporta to the ,.,?
,,!;-*?, '? hegin wlth. Btovehaon hns not
been dropped from thn University for fiill
J!,?- ? work ofr conditions or for any
h_2ST _XW?- , Th?* cl"ver ?"I0 .luarler
r,? \l'.\ bV!:ny '""i-iw" -enoral with
Gth* anX0.!*?0 University Oll January
".'."* v"r>-, ?hni'lo reason that llO
,,,,,..?, ,^.n '"",! *" ""? Urtlvoralty lon*
lia "K ^iv,.n k!'.,'X'lmln,l,tlrms. which would
nayo glven hlm coud t ona. Bv wilh
drawlng bo avoldr-d tha poialbltlty ol' _ -t
tir.g these condltloiiH, whb-h mlght hava
proved too great a handlcajvfor hirti but
enter thi'-nSSK^^?2 ??^
enter the Lnlvereity, wltii next lall's ln
comlng classes and take up* tne iante
course of study that he WM.nuraulnl
when he dropped out, and even ro?nU-r
tho siiiiio clasa ho was in vvli-n he wltl.
drew-MOa* College.
Stiyenson seerns to have used hla he-fltl
and done .-, little thlnklng. Just as ho had
always done on the foot-ball n.-id ' ||;,d
been debarred from plnying foot-ball noie
\ v V!i<,:,u!M" ",r t,,c' m:iny tondltiong, whllo
by wlthdrawing and startlng all ovr
again next fall )|0 stans wlth a chati
sliitc nnd wlll bo ellglble to play
.Stevcnson wlll stand In preclsely ih?
same posltion aa Cartinell the clovor
Bpnnter, who returned to Penri last mii
after havlng aklpnod a term. cfcrtmeli
ls now a good student. and thore Im dvi rv
reaaon to bellevo that SteVenaon Wlll bo
a good student noxt fall. Unqueationabl?
SUlVCnaon has heen too much car" <'<1
away by foot-ball. and I,.,;. made tlie ml*
take of glvlng tlie game morO thoui'lir
thaj, hls atuofea. but'hS la not the flrat
man to blunder in thls way. For a fact
*?>J?,-oT]K ;ino,-"r, * ????nl?r who havo
so crrcd at tho University durlng the i-a. t
year. .vtovenson. too, has had a number
of so-called frlcnds. who have taken ub
hnTiUti"s.nu";,h. of M* t,ma aa ?*??? foot?
ball, leavlng hlm very llttle opportunlty
lalso frlends, as well as foot-ball. for a
Perlod, Penn's famous quarter-baCk mav
como back to the Unlwaltyn?xt ~faU
a better man ln every Way for h.. haa
?ee? tho error of hia w_Ji and la ri'.t
likely to make tlie aame jnl-tak. V tw|.'.
Mevcnson luw two more years io i.l-'.v
college foot-ball. and it la verv _ocw _ai
tlng that ho will play th, ,i" two y.k'rs
for Pennaylvnnia. ||,/|?s; the a .,a * C
by hla mlstakes. but that will not d ?
hlm from playtag fooi-bnJH for all ho
ls worth wh.-n he comea back next fah
?"rairM. ?uarLer-bttc|* ????---- foo,.''.!!.
*,c-nciui will be just as DODUlar .-..- ,,?,i i
havo been Stcven.?on, capt lii of thi team
Ho ls a wondcrful foot-ball pl_v,r wl ?>
he playa clcan foo;-ball und IVnn ,<v '?
had his fqual. . .
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONTUTI6>' OF'THJ
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
AT RICHMOND, l.\ THI; STVTF OH
yiROIXlA. AT THE CLL-rif? UF llV^I.
NESS, JANUAR. 29. 1806 '
RESOURCES.
Loans and dlscounta. J5105023 03
Overdrafts, secured and u:i- '
secured. 1627 38
Unlted States bonds to sccuro
TrSJcu,,a_!P?!. 600.000 W
L-nucd Statea bonds to secure
L'niied Statea depoaita..... co.ooi) ua
Premlums on U. s. bornir. u
Bonds, securltles etc 2flma<vi
Banklng-houae..... . ".;?
Other real estate owned/...!i . ' 0
Due from national
banks (uot reservo
"Kentsi.$112,980 S3
Due fronr State bank';
and bankers . 7t,7i)7 ,,3
Due from approved re
aervo agents .7G-9.17S 91
Checks und other cash
ltcma. G.059 83
Exchangcs for clcnr
lng*-houae.221,371 si
Notes of other national
-banka. 20.600 00
Fractional jiaper cur?
rency, nlckels and
<*ents. 1,215 os
Lawful monry reserve
in bank, viz.:
Specle .50,600 00
Legal tender notes...240,500 00
RcdciinHlon fund wlth
Unlted States Trea?
surer f," |jcr cent. of
ulrculaliou; . 2?, 102 50
-1,625,216 55
Total.-f7,-l-i:t,-1(t(l lli]
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock pald in.$ 690,000 00
Surplus fund. -lnO.OOO Od
Undivlded proflts, loss expenses
und taxes pald. 201,22.*'-IO
National banlc notes outstand?
lng. 590,200 08
Due to other national
banks.*J 657.927 W
Due to Stato. banka J
and bunkcrs . C20.S5S 55
Duo to trust eom?
panles nnd savings
banks. 238.110 35
Divldends unpald. "208 00
Indlvidual tl 0 p osits
subject to check.... 2,43i,62S 27
Demand eertiflcatos
01' deposlts . 036,439 71
Certilled checks . 65.D2S 17
Cashier's checks out?
standlng. 22,587 01
Unlted States de?
poslts . CO.0O0 00
-5,057,398 03
Bond account . 501,000 00
Accrued Interest und laxes..., 20615 5.1
Uncnrned dlscount, etc. 70)000 00
Total.?7.-ld8,-100 aa
Stato ot Vlrglnla, city of Richniond-sa.j
1,'JOHN Mi Miller, Jr., cashler of the
fibove-nuined bank, do solemnly swear
thnt tho above statement is truo to the
best of my knowledgo nnd bellof.
JNO. M. MILLER, Jr.. Cashler.
Subscribud und sworn to beforo me thii
1st day of Februnrv, 1906,
J. W. BURRKSS, Notary Public.
(My conimlsslpn e.\|ilrea April ?!, 1906.)
Correct?Attost: I
JOHN B. PURCELL, '
T. M. CARRINGTON, I
A. II. CHRISTIAN, Jr.. '
Dlreclors, '
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NOW IN FULL Bl.OOM.
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Sunset Express
of the
DAILY FROM
NEW ORLEANS TO SAN FRANCISCO.
New Rqlls, ^Nevy Englnes, New. Steel
Brldges, New Equipment.
Iltqulro Plpiar Building, Baltimore Streot,
Baltlmoro, Md.; 632 Chestnut Street, PhU?
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