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Want Ad. Rates
ONE CENT PER WORD when j
paid in advance. No Ad. taken;
tor less than TEN CENTS.
-
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in cr charged at the'
counter.
Classification not guaranteed!
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR B USIN E3S CONTRACTS
Phone'Monroe 1 for the WANT!
AD. MAN to call _.
CotJT. ON .MUNI'AY. Till; 2D ON
Qjr?.vo Avenue. Harrison, Broad ui
Seven til .Streets. Clay Street ear.
JRjnettester cur or tmr.sfcrlnR to
Itatcrsburg ear, one small ludy!s<j
hunting case watch, Inlaid with blue
enamel; loan gold rone chain with,
diamond Bilde. Suitable reward it
returned to 112:5 Groyi Avenue. Rich?
mond, or :i2 N. Union Street; Peters
bare. Va.
LOST a "liiiKAsri'i.v with GOLD
sotting, between i".'> West Main and
st .tame* Church. Reward If re
t iirit) it to above address.
I.'JS'V. SA'I t'l!l>A Y. IN b*n BETWEEN
Academy nf Music and 70? West
Grace, double-cose ttold watch. !
marked "B": on Inside gentleman's I
picture, Oscar t,< Katie, !'">;. Kepl.1
7lh. Reward If returned to 7ni> W.
Grace, or idiotic Madison 7121.
WANTED; a GOOD man i-'Oit i;i:n-'
oral farm work: stale experience and,
wages required. EDWARD Mc-:
H\\ KEN BY, Lee, Va.
wanted an Exi'TciiiiiNCKu hotel
clerk. Must turhlsh reference. Only
those with cxpcrlchcu need apply,
l> IT. ciire Tithes-Dispatch.
wanted A registered drug
kim state age and references. Lock
Box 628. Norfolk, Va.
DKNTl ST-H w ANTl'.b. ,: I :u i." i i.i: IJ i)
dotiM-t at uiice; salary no object
to rlghl party. Apply or write to
27 Ciraiiby Street. Norfolk. Va
TOT"-''; MAN vVBLb A' .MATCH '
with business circles; to net
as city solicitor. Good chance for'
one Working in oftlce to Improve his
condition. Apply or write at once to
.Mi: ROSKNDORF! Southern Stamp I
and Stationery i/o.. Twelve-Six Main
streit I'Sou 3?! don't phone.
WANTED. i'Oit u. s. Army. ,mil,k- i
bodied, unmarried met', between ages i
of I)i ami 3T>; citizens of C til ted .States,
of good charactei and temperate nab
it?, who call speak, read ahd write the 1
KngllHh language. POr Information ap- ,
p|y to RECRUITING OFFICE, sjo East
i iron d St.. Richmond, 151 Sycamore
st . i-' tors b?rg, Va. "t. Columbia Hullu
Ing. Gtanby (,'L. Norfolkj Va.
wANTBD] i;? MONTH. CU? l'*t 1Mb IN
teriial revenut, railway ma)', clerks.
List of Hi'iltiK examination In Itlch
tnond now ready! preparation free
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dcp't 40?
it. Rochester. N. V.
WANTED; i A rn:-T < i.ass ?TjTpMO^
hil.' driver and repair man. No oth?
er, need apply. M A N At i K It. II W.I
Main Street.
?ET.ItEADY FOR CM AUPFEURS* Po?
sitions for spring. 1100 to fli-0
monthly salary guaranteed enmpe- I
tent gfad?ates. Unlimited scholar-1
ship: otie-hnlf down: balance when you I
get posit Ion: actual practice, day orl
night Instruction. W rite or call NA?
TIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL ill
\1>m Main Street; near Jefferson I
Hotel
UJfOTVPK OPERATORS;. IT.hMA- !
rietit positions for ilrst-clas?, men.!
Tili: LORD BALTIMORE PRESS
Baltimore. Md.
cyi.indki: pressmen! enperi-'
bnced on average grade of book :
work, who nr., ambitious to Im- i
prove and advance. Permanent sit-i
nations far n|radv men. the LORD!
I'.AI/rl MORI: i'llKSS Italtltnore. -Md. ;
Situations ?DHante?, itlale.
w'antki <. I1' 'SIt'ion'" as'law"' As?
sistant or Stcnograplior by law grud-|
ualo; one year In lawyer's office.
Address 1" 37, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. A POSITION AS c?ach
mail or butler; lurnlph Rood refer* I
cn?c. Cull at Ml North Eighth Street.
.iei-person.
WANTED. POSITION AS UN Ci:';ts*
tared drug clerk; married: six years'
experience; best references. .Address!
??:'V 5.1, eii re Times-1 dg patch.
CLEANER and prbs8rr WANTS ?"
good place in work. Wnges, 5 7. 7"S
N. Second Street.
WANTED! POSITION i'.Y ?NREGIS
torcd drtis clerk; married. :i\ years'
experience; be.-.i references, .Address
:?' ran Tjines-Dlspntch i
Jiiiisincsa ^yuoiuuiitits
HAVi;"??;r,00 TO L(IAN ON Iteal'. "es?
tate at J per cm brokerage. Ad- i
? In-fs !?' "?. care Tlnies-Dlspntch.
gboceriks. me \ts. veuetables!? ;
Capital suburban business for sale,
doi,ng rooiI family trade in rapidly i
developing. >:ou,i class nolghu ?rhood.
Worth $1,000, but for quick Sale will
accept highest reasonable off,-r. k .
care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
HOTEL LUASE I'OIt SAI.e. a i;ii|i. '
ein hotel or rooms; beautiful lob?
by ami parlors; all newly papered
and painted: completely and attrac?
tively furnished; In one of the best .
towns in the State; doing a first- '
class business. Best of reasons for ;
selling lease Address "IIOTEIi OP
_POirnWITY." c.ire Tim-s-Dispatch, j
a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY-FOR G??D
pharmacist; will buy a wood.'
complete, modern, well equipped .
growing drttsT business In Richmond,
now rioins; Jir, to J17, and in its in?
fancy. Don't answer unless you
mean business. B SI. enro Tlmcs
I'lspntch._
Y fUsl estate for ^E>nir.
STfrriEr^wriir """iiwki..ij"nc. " Vo1?
rent; across) from station; could also;
lake boarders; $12.50 per month. ?
Large and small farms for sale.
WHITMBR. Nottoway, Va.
OCEAN VIEW COTTAGE AT SACRI
flee salt-, containing 30 bed rooms. 1
furnished, including bed linens, sll- >
vor and chlnaware; all conveniences';
100 feet on Chesapeake Bay. Cost
|l2.ano alone to hulld. To make'
quick division of ownership, will sell j
for $10,750, on terms. Cottage rents :
for $1.00 Ocaeh summer. It's a prent 1
bargain. Address w. S. MAT?
THEWS, is w. Bodgate A venue.
Norfolk. Va.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS; OUR
new calaloguo contains -100 farms ?
and timber lands; best bargains In j
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare. '?
Write for free catalogue. Address i
J. R. ELAM, Box 287, CharlotteavllU,
Va- _._I
GIVE t:s" yVii;r "pTi?pERTV i n sEi.i...]
rent or Insure We will do the rest,
n. N. WALKER &? CO.. Real Estate
und Instirar.ee, No 1 Mutual Rulbl
_In kl_,_j_
WFST END L?TSr THE . CHEAPEST
to he found. -"Madison l187.
!WESTCiRAc33 STRBBT. iiioubb, r
rooms. In flrstrclass condition: all
cash or easy terms. The owner will
take small house a* llrst payment.
Address f! 12. care Timen-Dispatch.
f lat? Jfur "?Ent~~
s-'room b'LA t, siocond* floor'
with ti?arch und all conveniences. Coll
Ma','.ldoa j-J37-d. ? ?
DAILY PUZZLES I
What b.trbcr shop term?
4NSWKU '? <> vkv! ii .D.n'? rir.ZLB,
Svi enter.
jr'oi' fi>ale.
Fori SAI.K, WINHMII.I, ANI> 700-GAL
lon tank, all In good order, ni j'j'.'
W'cst Main Str?dt. "IMiOlui 6237;
I <ili fS?uk, sJU.1.1., I'A VINl i lil'.d
cery iioro" just outside of city. Ad?
dress ]'. O. lu.x No. 112.
eli.iott fisher billing machine
In first-class condition. Cull or ad?
dress 016 e. Main, sironil lloor
'.Ml: '.- a !.r.: ONJ?-Yl? ?i?_?it A Uli OF
the tumloiitug interest, amounting
to over 7!> per echt, of successful
corporaiIon. Purchaser must devote
Ina entire time, an<l will receive a
lucrative salary, in addition to earn?
ings to accrue from hit. interest,
which earnings are limited only by
his ability. Complete Information
will he furnished, provided refer?
ences regarding character and abil?
ity, as well as financial ability to
Invest from tP.,"iia to f 10,000 or more
accompnny lii'iulry. Address .1 29,
cat e Times-1 >lspa tell.
8TB? m la end itv '^.?.'tTvK COM
nlete: can be seen in Opcr?t'on: mu?i
be sold at one. i. bedford a
t,'Q., ir.ilS Kast Cary Street._
POit WAGONS. C.it TO lUCHAItbsON
Hltos. 615 Brook Avenue.
iUai (Estate for Rent
FOR RENT, Pfli VATE HOME, FUIl
n I shed; conveniently located in sub
i urbs. Ilox 10X. Ashland. Va.
GIVE rs vo: i: PROPERTY TO SELL,
rent or Insure. Wo will <lo the rest.
i> N. WALKER & CO.. Real Estate
and Insurance, No. I. Mutual llulld
lng._
v\.\Nii:i'. yellow pint, timber.
averaging from ilvc-lnch upwards at
small end. twelve-inch and upwards
at stump: answer with all particu?
lars: standing, or shipped by rail or
water, must be suitable lor tilling.
Address I, tl?, cure Ttincs-Disputch.
WANTED. WOltK FOR EIGI1T Mi l.;:.-,
logging preferred. Address F t'.;.
c ,i r.- Times-I dspatch.
S.K C O N 11-11 A X D MACHINERY OP
of every description bought at full
value. CLARBNCK COSBY. 1523 E.
Carj St. Phone Madison 3526.
DOLLARS AND SKNM-: \\ 'ILL BE
gained by a thorough course in our
school. Enter apt- time. Pay und
evening classes. MAHSKY BUSINESS]
CO 1,1.EPE._ _ _
WANTED. TO BUT"Foil CASH. huu8e
hold goods !n any quantity, i'honi
Madisop 3861._
^Soarbing.
if?Tift?ERS FOR y.v'ant ''mi"Mh;
also table boarders. 209 East Grace.
Ilten 920-J.
WANTED." v HOARDERS, "to OCCUPY
newly furnished rooms, with use of
phone and hath: ail modern con?
veniences; flrSt-clasR table board.
^Terms/rt a sorinbl0"^^?21^Fioy<L^A ve
dooms' for ?cnr.
ioa i;.'m.\i.> st--newly iirnish
ed from, rooms. Use of plume; trans?
ients, m- will rent second floor for a
flrfl : unfurnished_
ifUacellnncous.
VVINDOW AND IP 'fSEfl.EANINi;.' "
WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS.
carpet and matting laying. W1L
_MAM JOHNSjONj Monroe il20.
' DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
IK SO WE WIDE STOP it. and
guarantee It for a, period of two
years, PROVIDING you will allow
af to do your roof PA I NT I NO OUR
prices are always the LOWEST, and
our workmanship the Pert. WE
KNOW MOW. R. II. HAMILTON
COMPANY; I2'J Weal Canal Street.
??|'lu-ne connedion."
shoe RBKviniiffjT
TfC HALF SOUS men's SHOES;
ladies'. 60c; children's. i*c -nd up;
every pair tewed. DIIKW'S elbc
TRIC: SHOE FACTORY, .16 Ea.it
Main. Phone Monroe 26j7.
UMBRELLA SACRIFICE SALE).
WE BOUGHT FROM A SILVERSMITH
going out of business all th-j sliver
and gold umbrella handles In stock
ut a greatly reduced price, and we
are now overstocked in umbrellas
and are selling them with these
beautiful handles at half-price, and
WIR recover any umbrella bought
up to Christmas free of all charges
when worn out. NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY, ?1S B. Broad St
riiono Monroe 210!)
"??? RUB IT OUt.
WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS Lo?
cated?stiffness and soreness of mus?
cles or joints?rub In Froyser's
Great Nerve and Bono Liniment, and
the pain disappears; the Kreatest alb
round liniment In use for man and
beast; try It?don't suffer?here 1*
the right help; 25c tonics, at drug
Slots'.
M ATT it EsjbES 7
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
now; sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOK & HUNDLKY, 711
East Broad Street. Madison 3204.
s i fOE R E P a TP TNG'.
M EN'S SHOES. WHOLE-SO LED. $1:
half-soled. 7.-.e.: ladies'. r,0c: chil?
dren's. lOe.., and up. according to
si/.e. Every pair sowed; no nails
or pegs. Best leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 716 E.
Main. Phone Monroe 2067.
FINE . UNHOLSTERINcf" AND >UT~
TRESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND UP
holslered: mattresses made over like
new: furniture and china, packed
and shipped. JACOB UMI-iAUF. Phone
?'I2P2._
\V O? D TO BO RtT"BHWfcb~BE"'\v60D
Indeed. 1 have made a bpeclalty of It.
since 1S07. Recently I hove added
f ree-hurnlng coal: thore Is a dif?
ference, too. LONG, The Wood Man.
Madison 1069. _ _
QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARB
guaranteed from us. Wo have oak,
plno or Blab wood, and our prlcos
are right. We please everybody.
Phono Madison ?913. NORTH CARO?
LINA WOOD AND COAL CO.. 827
Brook Aviano. _'
j?ntutri)*"?et nnti ittee fttarit,
f5Nir\sORiTEL MAUiT FOK~SALj&
* Call at HUNDLEY'S STABLE.
$et?onal?.
HUMAN HAIR HOUGHT AND SOLD !
at HUOHEB'g. 209 North Third.
IHORTIIAND, TYPEWRITING AND
bookkeeping t.night In day und oV?- j
Hing classes. Coil, write or tele?
phone for particulars. MASSE? '
business et ?LLEGE_,
WANTED, i ln; P?H'i'o TO KNOW j
Hint .lal-.nke llrof., Jewelers. 911
East Mnln trect. buy. sell. ex. j
chang? und remount diamonds In ?
the latest styles. Old gold and sli?
ver taken In exchange
Voi it child's .-:r<?<?!??.>-.- dei-eni-s
largely on his education. Place hint
with us for a course in stenograph}. !
bookkeeping or English, and he will!
succeed MASSBY BUSINESS COD-;
. _ _ . I
A T A HI.15 AND MEt'tCINAl. IV AT ICR j
wlthoui a peer?live gallons for 25c..
delivered?Holly Spring* Dlihla j
W ate r l'honr, Monroe 477.
?lUlfnerjp.
CLEAN SWEEP SALE OK ADD MIL
linery. Trimmed hals, untrlminctl
hats, sulls. HC|Kir.itc skirls and all
ready made garments. .Special (owl
prices for balance of scuson. MRS !
ii i.u s rteAit, 1-123 e. Main street.
Jfteetinaa,
Till: ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of lite Elrst National ?
Hunk of Richmond, Va . for the elec
lion of directors and for such other
business as may properly come be?
t?re aald meeting, will *-o held in
? the directors' rooms or atiiu bank. No.
H"l East Main Street. Richmond,
! Va.. 12 o'clock noon TUESDAY, Jan
! uary 10. mil.
JNO. M MILLER. JR .
Cashier.
THE ANNEAL MV1ETING OT THE
stockholders of the Drcvvry-Hughes
Company will he held at No. 1412
Eiust Cary Street. Richmond. Va..
at 12 o'clock noon on the lUTH OF
JANUARY. It'll.
JNO. C. KREEMAN.
Vlcisr President.
? THE REGULAR ANNEAL MEETING
, of the stockholders of the National
state and City ijink of Richmond;
v.l.. will be held at their banking
I house. 1111 E. Main St. on TUES?
DAY. January in, m:, at U M
JULIEN II 11 ILL. Cashier.
i Ofllco Of the Watt Plow Co..
No. 1138 E. Franklin street. I
Richmond, V.l., Junuary 7, 1911. j
I THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of this company will be
held at lb" office of the company' on i
I TUESDAY. Junuary 17. 1911, at I
? o'clock P. M.
j _ JAMES .1. SUTTON. See'y. |
Union Bank of Richmond.
! Richmond, Va., December J9. 1910.
THE REGU LA It ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the Union ?
Rank of Richmond. Virginia, will be 1
held at their Ranking House. 1107
East Main Street, on THURSDAY,
I January 12, 1911, at 12 o'clock noon.
GEo. W. PALL;
Cushler.
Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond. Va., December 20. 1910.
] 711E ANNUAL MEETING OE THE
stockholder;, of this company will ' e
hehl at the office of the company In
city of Richmond, Va.. on TUESDAY,
January 17, 1M1, at 12 o'clock noun.'
L D. A VLETT.
Secretary. j
Ofllce Guarantee
Rulldli.^ Corporation.
Times Building,
i Richmond, Vs., Decetniier 24. 1910.
i THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this corporation win
be held at their office, No. t North
i Tenth Sti ert. Richmond. Va.. TU ICS
DA V. January in. ion. at 4:30 o'clock
P. M. GEORGE C. JEFFERSON.
Secretary. j
THE REGULAR "ANNUAL MEETING!
of the stockholders Of the National
Bank of Virginia. Richmond, Va.,
Wlli b* held at their hanking house
TUESDAY, ,'enuary 10. 1911. at 12 M.
W. M. ADDISON.
Cashier. I
RICHMOND, VA . DEC. 9. 1910.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE SHAREHOLDERS t?l" Tilts
HANK WILL BE HELD ON TUES?
DAY. JANUARY 10. 1911. AT 12 M.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF
i RICHMOND. VA. O. B. HILL.
I CASH I ER.
Merchants National Rank.
Richmond. Va.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Merchants Na?
tional Rank will he held oh TUES?
DAY. January 10, at 12 M.. In the
banking rooms of tin- bank.
THOS. R. McADAMS,
Cashier.
SiuYbeiib floiitc?.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., I
Wilmington. N. C. Dee. 24, 1910. ;
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AT- !
lantlc Coast Lino Railroad Company i
has declared a dividend of 3 per j
cent, on the common capital stock 1
of that company, payable at the of?
fice of the treasurer, at Wilmington.
North Carolin?, on and after .1AN
I UARY I<\ 1911. to stockholders of
: record on December 17, 1910. The
i transfer hooks are closed from the i
I Hltli day of December. 1910. to ihn i
lltii day of January. 1311. both In- |
elusive. JAMES F. POST,
Treasurer. j
I Virginia-Ohio Oil Company,1
Incorporated
317-318 American National
Rank Building,
Richmond. Va., December 2". 1310.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
directors of Ibis company, held this
day, a dividend of one and one-half
per rent was declared on the capital
slock from the. earnings of the com?
pany, payable JANUARY 15, 1911.
Checks win he mailed. Transfer
hooks will i>e closed January r>, isii.
JOS. B. MONTGOMERY,
Treasurer.
'I'Hble d'llolr Dinners MHnnlny
nud Sunday ocnlugs, u to t> o'clock,
SLfiO each.
Richmond, Va.
Tho most magnificent hotel in the
South. European plan. Roomn single
|and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate. $1.60 per day and upward.
Atlantic Citv &e?ort?
GALEN HALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Always optn. Always ready. Always bes?,
F. L. YOUNG. Gcn'l Managt*
Outward Movement ?l* ( lid
Guard Xow Practically
Complete.
DEATH THINNING RANKS
Make-Up of Upper House I las
LlCeii Changed Wonderfully
in Few Years,
[Rpc.clal to Tli-> Times-Dispatch, j
Washington, I ?. C Juuuarj S.--?TI10
death of Senator Stephen ISIkii'isf, of
West Vtrglhlu, practically puts tho lit*
Itththg toucjies to tlio outward move?
ment of die i.Mti Guard in ilic upper
1?? >ij--? j of Congress,
Scnutors Aldrlch and Halo will re?
tire with tlio end of tlio present ses?
sion?March ?!?and So will Carter. Do
pew. Kenn. Scott and Burrows.
Wos' Virginia will now send two
Democrats to tlio Senate 1.. replace
Scott and Bikini?. The Republicans in
the Senate are now flf.ty.-hlhe out of a
total membership of ninety-two. .md
after Match I there will hi but llfty
men bclonirlnrr to that party holding
seats there. l-\)rty-8CV0n I* the Senate
majority. From this it win be seen
that the Democrats are very elouc to
having the required number to give
them the control of that bode, as they
will do In the House itt the Sixty-Sec?
ond Congress.
booking down from tin press gal
^teamuoats.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Ly. Richmond foot of ABh St. rialiy.7:00 P. M.
Leave Newport News.5:00 A. M.
Arrl\o Norfolk .S:C0 A. M.
Connects with main line ?teamen leavlng
Nerfolk for New York dully except Sunday
!:W 1?. M. ?. M olso made by N. ft
W. Ity. ? I'. M. and C. It O. By. tt t P. M.
Nicht l.lna steamer* mop at ctnremont to
lar..| or receive pasrennerj en ?lKn.il.
UKOI.MA NAVIGATION CO.?James River
by daylight for Norfolk. Olil Point, New.
port New? ami alt Jane, n Itlver l.indlng?.
Steiiner leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at T ;0" A M. Fit I eh'. riic!vod for
en James River landings.
:YJoln Tlrhet Office. K'.'l K. Main Street.
BERMUDA & WEST INDIES
5-Day Tour . $36.50
8- Day 'l our .$53.50
9- Dav Tour .$57.50
12-Day Tour .$6S.50
"ASK .MR. BOWMAN,"
Steamship and Tont ist A?ent,
70S E. Main Street.
Batlroaus.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
In nnd from Washington and Keypad!
Leave Richmond??i:30 A. SL B>'rd St. Sta.
fi!20 A. Mi Dyrd St. Stn. ?:.:?.' A. M. .Main St.
Sta. ?6:10 A. M. It; id St. Sta, ?11:01 noun
Bytd Sit Sta. Nitt) )'. M. It}'I'd St. Sta. ?4:15
P. M. Kit.a Sta. ?3:16 P. M. Main St. Slu.
?s::o 1'. M. Byrd St. sta.
Arrive Richmond??7:J0 A. M. Byrd St. sta.
111:25 A M. Klba Sta. tU:35A.M. Byrd Si.
Sttt'; M.i: P. M. Main St Sta. '2:1: I*. M. Byrd
St. Sta. ?7:25 r M. ltvrd St. Stn. tSilOP. M.
Main St. Sta. "J.IO T. M. llyrd Si. Sia. fin;;.)
P. M. Byrd si. St?. ?11:85 I'. M. Main St. Sta.
?12:S9 ni^ht llyrd st. Sta.
AtV?mnindatlon Trains Weekdays: l.envo
Byrd Si sia. 1:20 P. .M. for Fr. dcrii-ksoiiic
Leave Rlbri Sta. 7:;" A, M.. (:$0 p. M. for
Ashland. Arrive tlyr.l St. Sta. ?:.'. A. M. from
Krederlrkaburg. Arrive Klba stn. C:30 A. M..
6:50 I'. M. from Ashland.
?Dally. tWiekdays. iSundays only.
Alt train." to or from Byrd Street Stallen
tcxicpt train* leaving 4:i0 A. M. and arriv?
ing 12:5? nicb? > stop at Rtbn. Time of ar?
rival and departures not guaranteed, Head
the rdsns.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
saw a i ri.li'jf?iast trsuaa lo Old roi.i,
4:00 1*. \ NavVport News iui Nerfolk.
7:40 A.?Dally. Local to Now pur I New*.
l.fO f.?Daily. Luc?: to Old Point.
2:00 1'. i Dally?Louis\iils aod Cincinnati
11:00 P. i-v .inana.
?:45 p.?Daily. "Si. Louis-CM----> Special."
Pullmans.
1:10 A.?Daily?cbarlottervllle. Week days
?Mlnton.
6:15 P.?Week days. Local to Gordonsvlilo.
10:00 A.?lXilly. L'burg. Des., C. Forga.
6:12 I".?Week days. To Lynehburg.
TRAINS ARRI/E R ICR MONO.
Local from East?&:? A. m . 7:14 p. m.
Through from Can-11:11 A. m . t:4i p. M.
Local from We?t?A. at.. 9:40 A. vi.,
tin p. vi.
Throush-7:0D A. VI , 2:4* p. W,
Jmifi Itlver Llne---S? A VI.. 8:16 P. at.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
n. B?Following s-liedulo tiguiva pub'.istica
a* Information and net auiranteed:
6:lo a. m.? Daily?Local for Charlotte. Dur?
ham and IIi'.oIhIi. 10:*S A. M.?Dolly? Limit?
ed? Kur a.i po.'nui South. Drawing Itoom
Hoffet Sleeplnc Cur to Memphl? via A?he
villa and t:iiattan:io&n. 3:t-J P. M.?Ex. Sun
Local for Durham and Intermediate stations.
6.00 I'. M.?Ex. Sun.?Keysvtlle Local. Il:li
P. M.?Dally?Limned?Tor alt points Sjoulh.
Pullman ready ?:30 P. M.
YORK RIVER LI NR.
4:3'1 P. M. ? Ex. Sun -To Wi?i Pt.. connect
ins; 'or Baltimore Men.. Wed. and Frl. S.00
A. M.?Ex. Sim. nnd 3 13 P. M.?MOO., Wed.
and Frl.?Local to West Point.
TRAIN? ARRIVE Ftli'KMOND.
From tie South: ? SO A M.. S .05 p. M..
r.ailv; >:<o A M , Ex. .'nil.: 12:55 B*. Hun..
1:00 P. M.. dally. Krun West Po4nt: l;S? A.
M., Dally: 11:23 A. M-. Wed, and Frl.! 4:2?
P. St.. Ex. Sun.
S. E. BURGESS, D. P. A..
#?a E. Main St 'Prion? Madison 4SS.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schoduie in Effect October S, iH'i
i^rave Dyrd Street Siatloo. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: ?b.C-J A. M.. ?3:t0 P. M., ?1:10 P.
FOR LTNCHBUR? AND THE WEST:
?Uli .V. il., ?9:00 A. VI., ?3:06 P. M , ?9:20
p. m.
Arihe Rlrhmnnd fr.^m Norfolk: ?11:?? A.
M., ?S:Ji P. M., ?11:20 P. M. From l?c West:
??:60 A. M? b2:O0 1*. M . br:lb P. lt., 6:03 P.
VI., ?9.W P. M.
?Dally. aDally, ex. Sunday. iSunday only.
Pullman. Parlor and Pleeplnft t.'nr.s Cat'
Dinlns Cars. C. 11. BOSLEY.
W. B, BEYlLL. D p. a . Richmond, ?v.
O. P. A.. Roanoke. Vs.
RICHMOND AND I llk.VH'KAIi e bay
BAtLIVA V COM I'any.
Prhertule of electric trains to and from
Ashland, ?toppme tiM^rmedlstn station*
upon signal: |>v. Richmond (Broad snd
T.surel BU.>: ? ffth '7.10. Silt'b. Oilih. ??10:1?,
U:10 A. M.: 1:10. Z 10. 2:10, t .IOb. 6:10. 6:20.
7:10, S:10b. 10:10. 11:46 P. H. Lv. Ashland:
?6:16. ?ttXfb. S. fb. I". "11 A. M.. ?12 M.. "I,
2. a. 4. 5b. fi. 7. 6, 9h, 11 P. m.
?Duly except Sunday. "Sunday only.
bCarrles bassaB?.
Richmond find PetersburgEicciric Raiiwa)
Cars leavo Manchester, Severn1 and i'err>
Sircei?, for Petersburg:
??. 7, j, ?3. 10. II. ?12 A. m , 1. 2. ?>. l 5.
??6:4'., ?3. T. 8, ??. It, P. m.
11:00 P. VI. for Chester. 12:00 midnight for
Petci ?b?rg.
Cars leave Petenburg, foot of Sycamore
Street, for Manchester:
6.16. ?:15. ??l^r.. ?I:?. 8:13. ?i.V. ?10:35. 11:So
A. M., 12:85. "ItlS. 2.35. 3:f5. M:35. 6:33. 6.Si
?7:X5, 8:33. 0.36, '10:40. 11:40 P. m.
?Carries baggage and express.
??Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with cars
for Richmond.
8K7irtoAiM~.?l it T.ine; ~~
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich?
mond dally: 0:10 A, M. Li--.il lo .Vorllnn.
x:i2 P. M.?Florida Limited, dally, except
Sunday. |;J0 P. VI.f-Slc?|?ors and cuache?,
Atlanta. Birmingham, Savannah; Jackson?
ville and Florida nobii?. 10:10 p. M. -Sleep?
ers and conches. Savannah, Jacksonville, At?
lanta, Birmingham und Memphis. North?
bound trains scheduled to arrive Richmond
daily: ri:S2 A. M.. 0:2*. A U.,-except Monday,
,6:4x1 p. M., 6:1.) V. m,
Icrloa now" one In surprised (o*noi? the!
Brom changes that have come over the j
membership of the Senate during the
last few ye!?r*. Olli faces have dlsap- (
pea red, ami new ones have come In !
their places, and oven some of the lat?
ter hohl membership but 11 short time,!
ias was the cose with Senator Bryan, of
Florida, who held hi" ?cat for only!
about a month, when lie was called lb
answer his ||nH| roll.
i.Osch lloth Senators.
Beginning' with Alabama, Mint State;
lost both ol Us venerable Senators
wli'in I'etttis and Morgan passed away.
The one-legged Berry, of Civfl War
j fame, is no longer there from Arkan-1
Sa?; "Smiling Tom" Patterson and the
japed Henry M. Teller hnvo ceased to
I roprofCllt Colorado In the upper house:
Georgia has lost *Muy. und. In i short I
j Hue- a desperate light will be on to
I name his miccosHor; Hopkins was forced
j out from Illinois, and was succeeded
by l.oi liner, who is just now figuring
I III the puhllv ryr : Iowa Bent l.at'e Voting
to succeed DolHver, und Cummins to I
! take tin: place of the venerable Alll
I Mon. one of the real war horses of the'
I Senate lor many years.
j Kansas has also made some change-'
; during the last few years. Senator;
I Brlstow succeeding Chester I. Long.'
in Kentucky. Puynter and "Bill" Brad
I ley have taken tie places so long held
J by MeCreery and Blackburn, the for
1 liter of whom Is now making a deeper
j ate effort to become Governor of his
I native Stale again, after being out ot
I tin- executive chair for many years.
Blackburn, after leaving the Senate
i was safely tucked r.way with the Pall
! urna! Canal Commission in a comfort- !
1 able berth.
Louisiana ban sent* Thornton to take
the pluee of Ike aged MeEncry, and,
? us stated, .Senator Hale lu soon to quit i
the halls of Congress, leaving his col- I
league, William Pierce P'rye, to cope
With a Democrat to be elected by the ;
legislature of Maine. Maryland lost !
William Plhckncy White not long since.,
and replaced nlni with John Walter ,
Smith.
Just now it looks as if Senator Win?
throp Murray Crime Is to have another
I colleague from the Stute ot Massachu?
setts', If reports us to what the Log Is
? Inture may do towards retiring Senator
\ Lodge are fulllll id.
When Senator McLnul in, of Missis?
sippi., passed away he was succeeded
. temporarily by the grlzxlcd veteran,
Gordon, and he In turn by Lcl'oy Percy.
i Another new man will also soon come.
! in from that State when Senator Money |
i retires.
Drpru Hunt <io.
New Jersey replaced J. V. Do'deh
with P. <>. Briggs In 1907. and New
York Sehl Kiiht: Boot in to take the.
place of "Easy Boss" Tom Platt. The
! Umpire State h waging a campaign to
, choose a.successor to the once mighty
Chaunccy Depow. Jtisi now the chances
strongly frivol' Edwin M. Sheppard.
North Dakota sent in William E.
Purceli to succeed Fountain L. Thonip
so:., who served only a short time.
?When Senator .1. M. Koraker, once as
mighty as any man In Congress In
forensic eloquence, left the Senate his
place was taken i,y Theodore L Burton,
who had previously served many years
In the House.
South Carolina had Prank B. Gary
in the Senate for u short time, serving
j the unoxplrod term of Asbury C, l.at
I Imor, Gary in turn being .succeeded by
E. 11. Smith. Virginia lost Daniel, and
Spooncr resinned his law practice.
I". II. McG.
Itrcltal ni ?ntvernily.
I Special to The Times-Dispatch, 1
CharlottCHVillc, Va., January 8.?The
first of :i series cf organ recitals to i
: he given during the month .if January j
on the splendid Carncglo organ in
Ctibell Hall, at the University of Vir?
ginia', tool; place Ibis afternoon. The!
I organist was Professor Hen j. Potter,
associate of the Royal College of Iii-,
gnhists, London, and organist of the :
Monumental Episcopal Church, of
Richmond. Nearly a thousand people
! heard Professor Potter, and all were!
pleased by his accomplished technique
and his sympathetic rendition of va?
rious masterpieces. The program In?
tituled selections from L Wely. Cllf- j
ford Dem? rest. Gullmant, Dubols, G
II. Federleln, Wagner. Schumann and
Schubert.
Oilier organists will he heard each
Sunday in the month.
Suction i&nicG. Jfuturc 23ar?g.
By n.r?tTdsoii Reaity^dorporation. I
Real Iis tale and Personal Property
A net loneers,
North Klgluli SI reel.
At request of owner, we will offer:
for sale
THURSDAY, JANUARY IITH, >
at 4:30 Pi M.. .
oti premises, that beautiful Home of
seven rooms, with lot 22x160, known;
as 1009 North Twenty-tifth Street. I
This property Is in best condition '
and in excellent rental section, and
will make .i nice home.
TFIRMS: Cash payment and balance
by month.
NOt>n ANI 'S? in REALTY
CORPORATION, Auctioneers.
By P..Haul BAGBY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE BY AUCTION
OP
BRICK DWELLING, NO. 717 "W. MAIN
STREET, OPPOSITE MONROE
PARK.
In execution of a deed of trust. I
dated December 19nn. and recorded!
in the clerk's office of Richmond j
I Chancery Court, in D. H. 1?9 A, -"ige |
"1.1, default havlhg been made In the
payment of a. portion of ihe dobl
therein secured, and having been ro-I
Unested so to do. I ? will sell, by auc- '
tion. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY^ JANUARY 11. 1911.
AT 4:30 P. M?
he a hove mentioned desirable prop
?rty. Lot IT 1-2 by 119 to alley lead?
ing out to Laurel Street.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay rent,
of sale, any taxes that may be due. I
ro rata taxes for if 11 and a note for
::,7'ni with Interest on same from
December II, 1909 :the residue In two
equal payments at one and two years,
the deferred payments to hear Inter
i at G per ????nt. and bo secured by
trust deed; or all cash, at option of
purchaser. E. W. MOORE.
Trustee.
ftcal Catarc for gent.
T FOR RENT,"
"The Blackburn Place"
Near Dumbarton Station. R.. F &? p.
X. Just north of oity. Fifty a re.!
Nice dwelling rind outbuildings. Good
laud. Possession at any time.
IT. A. McCURDY.
Mutual Building.
feCilOOig.
l.otubnrdy and Pork Avenue.
Second Term Begins Monday,
January 2nd.
Boys may enter reorganized classes
to advantage at. this time. Pour stal.t
n Lower School.
Kor I n for noit ion phono or address
WILLIAM L. PRINCE. Dea.ii.
Phones: Office, Madison 62S6; Resl
lence^ _MadIson, 6S7J..
Report of Miller Fund December 31st, 1910,
COMMONWEALTH OP VIRGINIA.
Second Auditor'? Office,
... ,. ,, Richmond, V?., December r.i. loto.
Jin; bxcellency. Wm. Hodges Mann.
Governor of Virginia:
Sir.?Under the provision of Hie will of Samuel Miller, for the establish?
ment and perpetual support of n school on the manual labor principle, on a
tract of land in tb? county of Albomarlo. ami the act of Assembly of February
?:?. 1S7I. entitled an act to give effect lo a compromise "r the, litigation In
respect to the const ruction and effect of the will of Samuel Miller, deceased,
and to establish the manual labor school provided for in tue I v. ,-ntv-lUth
clause of aald will, "it Is made the duty of the Second Auditor t.? open ant
keep n separate account of the fund given In trust r?r the. above purpose.
bo denomltiate.i the Miller Fund, ami annually, on the 31sl or December, to
make and render ,i true and accurate account of the fond, showing distinctly
nnd in detail the receipts and disbursements on account of the Same during
the year Immediately preceding, a copy of which account, verified by the oath
of the second Auditor, is required lo be delivered to the Covern or. to be by
Mm laid before the legislature, and another copy thereof, verified In llk'?
iuahner, to he published for one month In two n?wspapors~-ono |irintc,i in the
town of Charlottosvitie and the other in the city or Richmond;"'
In discharge of tn!3 duty. | have tho honor to present the following state
men!:
Receipts nnd disbursements Ott account of tiie income of the fund for inn):
Rppffllf M.
interest for sly months to January I. 1910.
on $1.011.S6S.43 (4-5) and t! per rent, reg?
istered certificate Issued under act of
February 33, 1 S3'-_. $ *0.963 55
Ditto to .inly 1st on same, the M-5> .ire .
now ? per cent. 30.969 55
.l.m.
.Iul>
1.111. 14.
1.Soi) on
I.Son no
Tob.
July
Auer.
on
of Bduc
Jan. 4.
Jan. 5.
Feb. s.
Mch. S.
April .'.
May ?.
June 7.
luly 3.
July 6.
Aug. I
Sept. S
Oct. 4.
Nov. 2
SO no
SO oo
n.snn on
3,600 o,i
M0 oo
1 mo on
5t0 00
1.400 o.|
Pre. 6.
Jan. in.
Jan. IS.
Feb. I t.
Mch. 15.
Jan. 17
Ml It, I!
Interest for six month" to January 1. 1910,
on $7.',.ooo Richmond city I per cent,
registered bonds.
Ditto to July I, 1?|0, on same.
Interest for six months to May I, I ft 10.
on J70.oi.io r, per cent, registered bond1'
of Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
Ditto to November I, 1910. on .same.
Interest on Chn.r'.ottesvllle city 4 M per
cent, bond*, $tr,0,ooo. for six months to
January I. 19P>.
Ditto to July l, 1310. on same.
Interest for six months on T.ynehburg
bonds on $27.000 to Januarv 1. 1310....
On ?70.000 to February I. 131?.
On $27,000 to Jnlv 1, 1310.
On $70.000 to August 1. 1310.
Interest on money deposited in Planters
National Rank from Deccmbor "1. 1309.
to December 31, i3io.
ISalanco December 31, 1903.
nf.sbiirae-mcnta. 1010.
irdor of the County Court of Albemarle, and approved by
it Ion:
To R. R. Pulton. Superintendent, for cur?
rent and other expenses.
To R. B. Fulton, Supcrlntt ndent. for cur?
rent nnd other expenses.
To r.. B. Fulton, Superintendent, for cur?
rent and other expenses.
To R. B. Fulton. Superintendent, for cur?
rent and other expenses.
To R. B. Fulton, Superintendent, for cur?
rent ami other expenses,..
To R. B. Fulton. .Superintendent. Tor cur?
rent and other expenses.
To R. B. Fulton. Superintendent, for cur?
rent and other expenses.
To R. B. Fulton. Superintendent, for cur?
rent and other expenses.
To R. B. Fulton, Superintendent, for cur?
rent and other expenses.
To It, R. Fulton. Superintendent, for cirr
rent and other expenses. 4.
To R. B. Fulton. Superintendent, for cur?
rent and other expenses.
To R. B. Fulton. Superintendent, for cur?
rent and other expenses.
To R. R. Fulton. Superintendent, for cur?
rent and other expenses.
To R. B. Pulton. Superintendent, for cur?
rent and other expenses.
$ 3.800 oi)
8.587 2 2
6.145 37.
?.S?O 77
6,360 44
6.S66 SR
1.731 52
3.300 00
7.025 S4
4. IDS 35
4.394 70
3,532 21
7.2(5 ::t
3.107 s:'.
To W. L Mnnpin. clerk of Albemarle
county, for work for Miller Manual Labor
School, of Albemarle.
To c. f.ee Moore, Notary, for taking ac?
knowledgment of John Cr. Dew. Second
Auditor, and as such secretary of the
Miller Hoard, to his report of the Miller
Fund Tor 1303.
To tiie Daily Progress for publishing report
of i9on.
To Richmond Evening Journal for pub?
lishing report of 1303.
To John O. liew. Second Auditor, for pay?
ment of i per cent, due hi in, an provided
in Samuel Miller's will:
1 per cent, on $ I il.S I 6.33.
1 per cent on $ 12,;iSS.;;s.
$ 79.2S0 03
31 43
Iterelpta of HMO.
Reo?!red during tho year 1310. $ 73,stfi 7S
Balance from 1303. 220 33
Disbursed during the year 1310.v
J ,v0.0rt7 01
79,777 05
Balance in Trea;
.Secttrlttcs belonging to the Miller Fund:
The following? Is a statement of the securities lieloitgln;
Miller Fund. In the custody of the Second Auditor:
Virginia, certificate registered under act or
February 23, 1S92, bearing? C per cent.... $969,568 19
Rearing H-5i. 75,300 00
Lynehburg city bonds fregistered), 4 per
cent.
Charlottesvlllo city (coupon) bonds, 11*
per cent.
Richmond city (registered) bonds, 4 per
cent.
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College and Polytechnic Institute f 10-40 >
5 per cent, bonds (registered).
$i,oti.ses 13
37.000 00
160.000 00
75.060 00
".".OOO 00)
H1.4-IS.SCS 4!)
On which an miiiiii.iI interest may he relied
on of $79.519.10
It will be seen by the statement of receipts and disbursements On account
.?f income that there is In the Treasury to the credit of tho Fund In cash
$339.96.
At a meeting; of the Miller Board held] December 23. 1310. II was ordered
that John i;. Dew. Second Auditor und secretary of the hoard, refund 1I1?
$780 Commission paid him January IN. 190S. and to sell $700 .if the city of
Lynehburg bonds to cover balance of 81. Ins.'j t due the current account by the.
Investment account. As stated In last report, John O. Dew on May 4. 1909,
advanced JtSO to current account to meet R. R. Fulton's draft for current anri
other expenses; this amount, deducted from the $7S0. will leave $fii)o balance
due from John Q. Dow and $628.3] from sale of bunds to cover the halanco
due current account of $l.22S.2l. It will be seen that tho I per cent, com?
mission lias not been collected by John CJ. Dew slnen March 15. 1910, so tha
amount now due him will about balance tlio account of John G. Dew. And
the whole of said debt due from the principal to the income account would
have been settled before January 1. 1911, but for the fact that tho Lynchburg;
bonds are all of denomination of not less than $1,000. ft being; Impossible,
therefore, tn sell $700, a fraction of a bond, Hie settlement had to be. post?
poned for further action of the Board.
JOHN ?5. DEW,
Second Auditor of Virginia and Secrrt.iry of the Miller Board.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
CRy of Richmond, to-wlt:
l". Jos. Lo Masurier, a Notary rublic In and for the pity aforesaid, in tho
State of Virginia, do certify Hint John O. Dew. Second Auditor of Virginia, nnd
rx-ofllcio Secretary of the Miller Manual I .a bor School of Albemarle. whose name
|! signed to the foregoing report, has- acknowledged Ihn same befor,. me, and
has made oath Ibat the statements contained in said report are true to the
b- st of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this ;t!i Jay of January, Uli.
JOS, LR MASURIER.
Notary Public.
My commission expire;: February lfl, 1913.
"A Copy."
auction ??>nlc?, jjTuturc 33apu sStuctlon Balti, future 3Daps.
BY NOONANDSON REALTY CORPORATION,
AUCTIONEER OF PERSONAL PRO PETIT Y AND REAL ESTATE".
2S NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
WEDNESDAY! JANUARY 1IT1I, 1911, AT 10 O'CLOCK A M
On account of retiring from business, we will ;-cll for the owner, at
1 509 West Cary Street
?. very targe stock of Dry Good?. Notions, Fixtures, Household Good.?.-rtc.: two
nice Showcases, Stove.?. Ice ^Boxr.t. Couch, Parlor Suite, and sundry other
articles.
Palo positive, without limit or reserve.
We also l>ng to inform the public tint we are now In the position to .'nil
: tocks of Merchandise and Household Goods at suction. Mr. James \V. Lord,
with, twenty-five year.' experience, Is In charge of tots deportment. Try us
with your business. Satisfaction guaranteod.
NOONANDSON REALTY CORPORATION!
28 North Eighth Street.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STJIBBTS
Open daily trom 10 A. M. vo I P. It
Aaraioalon S6jO. FraQ OA 85.114 nJay a.
The Confederate Musuern
TWELFTH ANI> CLAY 8TRUBT&
OPHN ? A. M. TO i P. IS.
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