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Want Ad. Rates
ONE CENT PER WORD
when paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for less than TEN]
CENTS. _
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY- j
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
or charged at the counter. j
Classification not guaranteed
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR BUSINESS CON
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 for
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
ilo?t anj? jf ounD. i
LOST. f E BR? A RY' % ';? OfC ?TU pLE Y
Road, between J. A. Young's gute
and Allee? pockclbool; containing be?
tween $13 and $11. Howard It! re-,
turned to .1. A. YOUNG. Alice. Vn. j
WANT ku, COM PETENTD11ug Cl ?ERK
to take charge of country drugstore,
flood climate; Clarke county. .State
salary, reference and experience If
any. K ENNBT 11 N. OILPIN; Boyce,
_Va_i_
WANTED, YOUNG MAN STENOGRA-1
pher; must bo experienced. Address.
In own handwriting, C 602, care
Times-Dispatch. _
W AN TED.?AN- EXPERIENCED MAN
In shaft and tunnel work wants a
Partner wit Ii (10.000 at once. No J
fritters: plenty contracts. Address'
H 562. cure Times-Dispatch._
\ Ol'NG~MEN^ AiYirYo'u INTERESTED
Iii tbo automobile h us in ess V Then
learn by taking o practica.! course
in a few weeks and secure a healthy
outdoor position at good pay. You
ran pay u part down, the balance
when yon arc placed in a position;
fjt'coirie a chauffeur, salesman, dem?
onstrator, garage manager, etc Call
or write Cor particulars. NATIONAL
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, 11 \V. Main,
nuf.t Jefferson Hotel;
WANTED, MEN T< > I.E AHN BAl'.UKli
trade; only few weeks required,
wages after first month. Steady po?
st flon guaranteed. Write tor cata?
logue MOLE ICS BARBER COL*
LEGE, 207 Bowery, New York City.
COLORED MEN ! AN LEARN THE
automobile business and secure a
good position at ?20 to $25 per week
bv taking a cour.se' at SOUTHERN
At "To school. M '! Brook Avenue.
WANTED, FOR U. S.- ARMY. ~\BLE
bodled. unmarried raep., between ages
of 18 and 36; citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate hab?
it?, who can speak, read and write the
English language. For Information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE, 820 Eaat
Broad St., Richmond. Va.; 151 Sycamore
St., Petersburg. Va.. or Columbia Build?
ing. Gratiby St., Norfolk. Va.
Iii NOT VP E OPERATOR" W A NTEdI
book work, night shift; 4S hours per
week. Permanent position. THE
MICH IE COMPANY. Chariot tesville.
V.l._
WANTED, AT ONCE, BY A RE LI A -
bis instalment house, collector;
must be sober, steady and reliable;
good reference required; good salary:
steady employment; ex-constables or
sheriffs preferred; state age. weight
and height; one must be well ac?
quainted with South Richmond; Ad?
dress O 351, care Times-Dispatch;
WANTED;"AN t:X1'ERT/ HaND TO As?
semble farm machinery; Must be a
hustler and strictly sober. Good
wages to right party!, K. care .JOHN?
ston'S TRANSFER STABLES. Pay
ettevllle. N. C._
situations G?UanuD. rt'.rdt.
ft A NT! HV?AT ONCE. POSITION AS
clerk in store, with object of buying
out the stock. Reference furnished.
Would prefer on railroad. M . Box 26;
Pi ede.ricksburg, Va.
L 1:g1STE r ED a SS ISTA NT PHARMA
> iui wishes position In or out of
< ity (l | years' experience). Address
J.i fi Lb care Times-Dispach.
Job pressman"desiring to make
u change wants position In first- j
class printing office; twenty years'i
experience; quick and active and
knows how to manage help. Address
I* r.so. i are Times-Dispatch. j
bYugTit-yoTith wants position
in olfice; experienced; best refer?
ences. d ti2S. care Times-Dispatch.
WRITE AND READ four LAN -
gtihges; educated young man, with
experience In different business avid
speaking four languages; formerly
employed; desires to make change;
outdoor Job preferred. Can furnish
very best, references. E 654, care
Times- Dispatch._
^?lp (U&aute?, .'Fcinait.
WANTED. a SERVANT FOR GEN
eral house work. Room on premises.
_170S Park Avenue._
WANTED, a COOK; BRING REFER
fences. a pply 8_lg West Muln Street.
WANTED, A . WHITE WOMAN OR
young girl to cook and do general
house work. Good wages. Add tens
C 601. care Times-Dispatch._
nURSERY (i?VERN;ESS WANTED FOR
a little girl, live years of age; French
preferred, Must have very best of
references. Answer, giving experi?
ence, etc. E 655, care Times-Dis?
patch.
A! COMPETENT HOUSEMAID. WAGES,
$18 and board. Must be experienced
snd furnish references. F 6S4, care !
Times-Dispatch. I
A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN OF
the "mammy" type In a small family.
Only one fond of children wanted.
Send references. Two weeks oft each
year. Car fare paid for the right
one. P. O. Box 91, Newark, N. J.
. ,w ANTE d7 FIRST-CLAS-S woman
stenographer from March 1, for an
out-of-town position. State age, ex?
perience, qualification!} and salary
expected. Address e 251. care Times
Dispatch.
&itUAtu>n? raaute?^ jremaie.
w A NTE D, BY EXPERIENCE dT~~RE -
fined lady, position immediately, as
nursery governess or special nurse
to Invalid. Terms moderate. Ad
dress B 53S. care Times-Dispatch.
w A NTED, t LACE AS CHAMBER
maid. Aply 103 West Leigh.
WANTED. A YOUNG LADY STHNOG
rapher, 20 to 25 years old, and ex?
perienced; writes a good hand and
can give best of references. Ad
dress B 569. care Tlmes-Dispatch.
wANTED, BOOKKKEPERsMST ENO G -
raphers, hotel applicants (good open?
ings), millwright man, sawyers,
foreman, salesmen, clerks. Apply
PIEDMONT EMPLOYMENT AGEN?
CY, Durham, N. C._
you ARE-WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position; $80 month. Write for
list of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 389 C. Rochester.
n. y._
w A N t bd. Pf) S I tToN^ during
months of April and May In public
or private school; three years' expe?
rience, first grade certificate; higher
grades preferred. References. Ad?
dress MARY VIRGINIA BETH ELL,
_News Ferry. Va._
. A RARE CHANCE "TO BUY GENERAL
merchandise store (wholesale), Nor?
folk. Va. Owner must leave city
on account of sickness. Will sell at
inventory. Address E. Do MAR
tin. 2S ??dome Street. Norfolk. Vn,
wanted^by" a gentlem^n, FUH
nished or unfurnished room, con?
venient to board. Address f, 677,
?arc Timc3-Disnatob<
^olfdrortf aiid Statesmen.
V?^TKD, SALESMAN Oft AO Ent to
bundle prominent lino of gasolene
pumps und storage tanks; city and
adjacent territory. Good opportunity
to rljgfli party. r. 8. F.LLYSON & co..
:'x North Ninth.__^________.
Pu?iue?fl[j?ppoctunitt?s.
\\ an'ri'iu." b~Y~"a w/fsi iTncton cofT
P?RATION, SALESMANAGER TO
11 AN DLEI A PRODUCT ON Till-:
MARKET FOR SEVEN YEARS:
OR 13 AT SELLER: ACT AS MANA?
GER) WITH OFFICE IN RICHMOND
FOR CITY TRADE; MUST BE A
MAN OF ABILITY AND FURNISH
SMALL CAPITA Li II FJ VV ILL II AVE
ENTIRE CHARGE OF SALESMEN.
GOOD FOR $5.000 PER YEAR; CADI.
AT ONCE MR. MORSE, ROOM 022.
Mi-RPH V'S HOTEL. _
WE CAN FLEASE YOU! FIRST'CALL
to see us If yon wish tu buy. Bell,
rent or Insure. D N. WALKER <fc
CO.. Real Estate un<i Insurance, .No.
i, Mutual Building (entrance corner
_Nttitli and Main)._I
injRNlHHEIX "cOTT?dl-: OR FLATS:
ocean front; every convenience; rea?
sonable. Address MRS. C. F. DALEY;
No. 12 Chesapeake Ave., South Nor?
folk.
\V ANTED]""'' at ' ONCE. SEVEN OR
eight-room houso. centrally locati <l.
south of Broad. Address F 071. care
Times- Dispatch.
WANTED, FARM TO AVI ?RK V ON
shares, Ail dress FARMERS. care!
Post master. PliDyyn, Va.
\\ B H AVE A NUMBER OF INQUI- !
lies each day for small places in the
suburbs convenient to the car line?
if you want to sell, please let us
have your properly i't once. l> N.
WALKER & CO.. Real Esate :ui.| In?
surance, No. 1, Mutual Building;
COUNTRY HOME WANTED FORCOM
inn summer; furnished, modern Im
provemcnts, five hod rooms and ser?
vant's quarters, near railroad or elec?
tric Station, not over 30 miles from
Richmond. Best references. D Slu,
care Times-Dispatch.
ait'jr. l ? _. ?.? .--i._.
3&cal <??late far ^>al?.
i-o11 hAi.i:. ?LANd/jujyers."NtSticE:
For sale, 1,350 acres at PrdvD
tlence Forge, twenty miles from
Richmond; on c. & O. R. R.. toward
Newport News. Tills property u.twts
tight .-it the station and runs ens)
about three miles. We have a side
track of standard guage road tun
nihg through this section, three
miles. There are 300 acres of clear
land, n clubhouse for hunting, cost?
ing J2.000; two fttrm houses, barns
'?to., and the clear l^nd Is good Vir?
ginia loam umi'i ;: high state of
cultivation. We have cut the timber
down to eight Inches on uncleared
land. 1 will he at the Lexington
Hotel; Richmond; Tuesday and Wed?
nesday, the 7th atid Sth Instant.
This property belongs to a lumber
company, and we are going to sell
It at the best offer I can gel here.
This property ;s right on the auto?
mobile road being built from New?
port News to Richmond. We aro
asking ten dollars ($101 an acre.
Terms one-third cash and balance in
one and two years. Address Hi 1..
BALL Lexington Hotel, Richmond.
Owing to the rain which delayed par?
ties wishing to see property, l will
remain at Lexington Hotel until Sat?
urday. February 11.
FOR SALE, ~FLOYD AVENUE, AND
M?ln Street lots, near the Soldiers'
Home. Madison 14C7.
FARMS]; ANDj'TTMBE1R LANDS; OUR
new catalogue contains 4C0 farms
and timber lands; best bargains In
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare.
Write for free catalogue. Addreai
J. R. ELAM. Box 267. Charlottenvilla.
Va._
WE CAN 1 'LEASE YOU: FIRST CALL
to see us If you wish t<> buy, sell
rent or insure. D. N. WALKER &
CO., Real Estate and Insurance. No.
1, Mutual Building (entrance- corner
;Nlnth and Maln_
FOR SALE. NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE,
four rooms. No. 320 South Dolvidere
Street. Apply to above number.
s E v ER A L TSMALL , COUN t R Y HO M E s.
conveniently located. direct from
owner. F <>7S. care Times-Dispatch
SURE ;:1 NVe'stMENt. ?A BEAUTIFUL
lot fronting Drove Avenue, running
through and fronting also on llan
ov.-r Avenue; just above the Soldiers'
Home; will bring $t?o per foot in
the spring Will sell, this week
only, for $1":; per foot for both
fron is, and on ea3y terms. Each
front has a depth of 179.0 feet. This
is a real snap for people with
brains only. See us at once about thin
AMOS <fc POINDEXTBR, 1110 E. Main
Street._
IM pi SO VEI)" FAR; M, IHK ACRES; WELL
watered and fenced; one mile from
Hl.ation, churches, schools and stores:
300.000 feet saw timber and 1,200
cords of wood; a bargain. $3,800.
RUEHRMUND & BOWLES, 72'J East
Main Street.
T3 "NCRtT11~ FFFT 1 f STREET,
Cor. East Franklin Street.
Newly furnished throughout
Excellent table board._
MRS. " CH-AS. K. BOW ERS, *115 EAST
Franklin; handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; large, well-ven?
tilated dining room; opening on Sec?
ond Street. Monis by day or week.
W ANTED, BOA R DE RS AT 317 EAST
Franklin Street._
W?NTED] TABLE BOARDERS: Ex?
cellent meals by day, week or month:
transient or permanent. Rooms if
desired. "THE STA it." &03 East
Mar-shall. I'hone 2S41-.I._
BOA RDEISS WANTED FOR DES IRA
hle rooms. MRS. MILLER. 723 W i
_Main. __
SMALL BOARDING HOUSE; REASON
able rates. 1003 West Graee Street.
REFINED iYOUNG MAN CAN SECURE
comfortable hull room, with board,
in private family: home comforts:
modern conveniences. "Madison 306-J.
:H7 W. Main. _
WANTEL"<7 l'Cr PURC11ASE INTEREST
and devote time. In some- well
established business. Address B 542,
care Times-Dispatch._
WANTED, TO BUYTl'Xm CASH. HOUSE
hold goods in any quantity. Phono
Madison 3851._
S E C O ND-H AN D MACHINERY OF
of every description bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E.
Cary St. Phone Madison 3536._
WANTED] S~E COND-JI AN D IN N ER
Player piano. Slate price. D 208,
care Times-Dispatch._
WANTED; TO BORROW 5150 FOR
three months on good security. Ad
dress F GSl. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, AT ONCE BACK ISSUES
of The Times-Dispatch sporing sec?
tion of the following dates: February
2:: and March 8, 1008. Will pay for
same. Address Times-Dispatch, Rich?
mond._
^HICKORY" STOVE ^WOOD. .
DO YOU WANT A LOAD of THE
best hickory wood in the city cut |
to stovo lengths? You can get it
by 'phoning your order to Madison
415. Deliveries promptly made. VIR
. GINIA-NORTIT CAROLINA WHEEL
LONG'S*WOOD"IS EXACTLY LIKE ALL
good, dry, heating wood?It lasts, and
your work goes on smoothor. Rip
coal makes asheft after It burns.
Madison 106? and 1070^ y ._
<J?ALITY "AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. Wo havo oak,
pine or slab wood, and our prices
aro right. We please everybody,
Phone Madison 6913. NORTH CARO?
LINA WOOD AND COAL CO., 82?
Brook Av?wu?j ' - ^,
DAILY PUZZLES!
What garden tool?
A.VSWEU TO Y E STEH DAY'S PUZZLE:
Flashlight.
S'ov ^ale^_'
A1 ITOmVTbTeE FDR~S aXe.?3'S-HOESE
power. five-passenger. shaft-drive
Locomobile, thoroughly overhauled
and repainted, fully guaranteed, for
$1,600, with top and wind shield.
Other Locomobile ears as low as
$ 150. We can give you the best
value at your own price. Write us.
THE LOCOMOBILE COMPANY OP
AMERICA, ibm Connecticut Avenue.
Washington. !>. C._
It ETA ! L': DRUG 'STORE ON ONE OF
tlie principal business streets of Nor?
folk. Va., doing a business of over
S25.(t(to a year. Will sell at Inven?
tory. Oood reasons for selling; $5.
000 cash required. Address B 510,
care Times-Dispatch.
KOR SA LE,'WINTER OATS. PR.ES bnt
price. 60 cents per bushel. Sample
at 1111 East Main Street. LEWIS
G1NTER LA NB and IMPROVEMENT
_ COM PAN Y._
FOR~ WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS.. >?.!.". Brook Avenue.
For s A I. k. k V VE-i' - \ S s e N(J eI i AUTO -
mobile In good condition; one of the
Ijesi makes; wilt demonstrate. Price,
? 12? Address V 579. care Times
Dispatch.
WE HAVE THREE SECOND-HAND
buggies. $30, $35 and $40; in good
order; one long body rubber tired
top buggy, good as new. $75: grocery
wagons. $40 A. .MEYER'S SONS,
731 East Cary.
SECOND -HA.ND..: G UARANTE ED SAW;
mlll machinery, planers, shingle mill,
lath mill, roaws. stave saws, boil?
ers, engines, gasolene engines, hang?
ers, pulleys and shafting. I. BLU
FORD <fc CO.. 153S East Cary Street.
EXTRA LARGE SIZE MANTLE 'MIR
rors; sizes 6xS 1-2 feet and smaller;
in gilt and walnut frames Rare
bargains, at S. J. LONDON'S, 1534
E. Main Str??et._
FOR SALE; ONE FURNITURE WAG
on; $35; one Dayton wagon. $25; one
runabout. $30: one top buggy. $40;
one phaeton, rubber tire, $t)5; one
grocery wagon. $35; one single
truck, one double truck. Terms rea?
sonable. THOS. H. DUKE &. CO.. i04
Brook Avenue._
'"TciT CI<eXmTs.'' ALL* FLAVORS AND
styles. WINSTON'S. Phone Madison
191? CHALMERS "30" TOURING CAR.
equipped with magneto, top. wind?
shield, speedometer, etc. Car in ex?
cellent condition. THE JONES WO
TOR CAR CO.. Albn Ave. and Broad
Street, Richmond, Va.
'Personate.
HUM AN HA fR" tiUVQiVl- ~ AND~ ~ SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Third.
ABSOLt.'TE: PTTmTY AND FREEDOM
from organic matter?tlve gallons foi
25c?Holly Springs Llthla Water
Phone Monroe 477.
LESSER^ THE % LADIES' TAILOR. IS
the only one In town who makes a
specialty of altering all kinds of gar?
ments. Prices moderate and work
satisfactory. Raleigh Apartments.
Harrison and Franklin. Phone Madi?
son 5 123. _
^oom? for Sient.
814 "~ EAST" "CLA*Y,SUNNY, WEL*L"~
furnished front rooms]; large, ?mall.
TW p SECON DtST?RY FRONT. ROOMS:
board if desired. 11 North Linden
Street._
Notices.
N.OTl OlB.?O W IN o"fo MY" CON TIN U E D
ill health I -sold (a year ago? my en?
tire interest In the dry goods busi
ness of Fourqurean, Temple ?.<-. Co.,
427 and 429 East Broad Street, to
my young partners, R. S. Gray. J. P.
Fourqurean and .Ino. A. Devine, who
have conducted the business for
over two years, and will continue to
do so at the same location and under
the sstme name. May I not ask for
them tho continued libernl patronage
and support given me for so many
years'.' Allow me also to return my
sincere thanks to all, especially to
the old Richmond Howitzers, who
have almost as a bodv stuck to mo
_since 1866. .1. M. FOURQUREAN.
LEARN TO DANCE.
PROF. BELLEZZA AND SCELZT,
Dancing Academy on Fourth, be?
tween Broad and Grace. We guar?
antee to teach the waltz and two
step for $5. Lesson every night, be?
ginning Friday, February 10: day
class, Tuesday and Thursday at 3:30;
Saturday, 2:30. Soiree Tuesday, Fri?
day and Saturday nights. And we
also teach fancy dances for chil?
dren. Private, lesson at any hour
by appointment. For further infor
_ination cnll_at the haj_l._
NEW YORK SHOE SHINE AND HAT
Cleaning removed from S10 East
Main to 726 East Main. Separate
room for ladles.
A TABLE A~ND ~"MEDtCIN AL WATER
without a peer?five gallons for 35c.,
delivered?Holly Springs Llthla
Water. Phono Monroo 477.
WANTED. THE FTJbI - i~ TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros.. Jewelers. 91J
East Main treot, buy. sell, ex?
change and remount diamonds iu
the latest styles. Old gold and sil?
ver taken In exchange.
cTFy" "PROP]?mTY, BUILDING LOT'S
and farms wanted for auction Bale's,
We have been most successful lately
In selling property under the ham?
mer, and can sell yours. NOONAND
SON REALTY CORPORATION. Busi?
ness and property exchange, 28 North
Eighth Street. J. W. Lord, auc?
tioneer^_
Mat"ivk mse
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
now; sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, 711
East Broad Street. Madison 3204.
sXfes.
THE MOSLER SAFE COMPANY BANK
safes, the Manganlse Screw-floor and
Gqrloss, fire and burgla r proof vaults.
Urn proof safes, etc. Address for
catalogue and estlmntes. G. T.
CR ALLE, Agent for Virginia and
North Carolina. Blackstone, Va.
HAULING. ~
IF YOU WANT YOUR HAULING DONE '
quickly and promptly at any hour,
night or day, call EPPS, the Hauler.
Phone Madison 1851; night,'Madison
5703-L. Wagons furnished by yearly
_c ontrnct._
SHOE REPAIRING.
MEN'S SHOES,"" W HOLE - SOLED, $1;
half-soled. 75o.; ladies', 60c; chil?
dren's, 40c.? and up, according to
size.' Every pair sewed; no nails
or pegs. Rest leathor. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY, 716 Sk
Main. Phone Monroei 20.67. . v
Court Ruling Recalls Famous
Knights of Labor Strike
and Boycott.
Settlement by compromise of an an?
cient ease In the City Circuit Court j
yesterday recalls the famous old
Knights of Labor controversy and boy-j
t'ott in Richmond about twenty-live |
sars :it;o. The style "f the case Is
tlif> Commonwealth of Virginia against
C. H. Baughmah and others. By cpn
>ht of Attorneyj;.Gcliera 1 Williams, and
with the approval of the court, the de
3ftt?cellaneous.
antiques,
original; Antique furniture.
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed: upholstering, etc. L. N. AR
NALL &? SON. 3IS Brook Ave. Phone
_m ad jsonj; 2T7_._
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
if SO WE WILL STOP IT FREE. and
guarantee it for a period of two
years, providing you will allow I
Its to do your roof PAINTING. OUR i
prices are always the lowest, and j
our workmanship the best. we |
KNOW how. R. h. hamilton
company. 129 West Canal Street.
"Phone connection."
ba ititE 6 r< ><?7k "eg gsC sT?".5rP e r \IT:
Lily of the Valley pips, four for
10c. F. S. SMITH. Penhook. Va.
DOGS TO EXCHANGE.?1 HAVE TWO
beagle dogs, one year old. mule und
female, well broke, full sto^k. which
1 would like to exchange for ? sat?
ter puppy, male, pure breed, not over
four months' old. Address h, care
Postmaster. Quinten, Va.
Gl HO AT EST BARGAINS EVER OF?
FERED IN THIS CITY; TOBE SOLD
BY ORDER OF THE CONSOLI?
DATED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
Twelve horses and mares, ages five
to eight years old. weighing 1,000 to
1,300 pounds; all good, serviceable
stock, right out of hard work. This
is a great opportunity for farmers
that are in need of good acclimated
horses. Also eight wagons, four
single and four double, eight sets Of
wagon harness. See .SUPERINTEND?
ENT at stable, 912 East Cary Street.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
?:tockholders of the E. B. Taylor
Company, will be held at the- office
of the company. No, lull East Main
Street. Richmond. Va.. TUESDAY,
February 21. 1911. at 3 P. M.
w. E, HENDERSON,
See rotary.
Richmond. Va., January 11. 1911.
the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Broad Street
Bank, Richmond, Va.. will be held at
their banking house on TUESDAY".
February 14. 1911. at 10 A. m.
ANDREW M. GLOVER,
_Cashier.
OFFICE
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Richmond, Va., Feb. 7. 1911.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD?
ERS.?The regular annual meeting j
of Stockholders will he held at the
company's office. No. 3015 East Main
Street, Richmond, Va., on TUESDAY,
21st Instant; at 12 M. Transfer books
will ie closed from February 14 to
February 22. 1911.
William h. McCarthy,
Secretary.
the ~\nn('al MEETING OF the
stockholders of the Oans-Rady Co.
will be held at the office of the com?
pany, 1005 East Main Street, Rich?
mond, Va.. wednesday, February
15, 1911. at 12 M.
GEO. w. RADy, Secretary.
DOVE LODGE, NO. 51.?THE
stated communication of Dove
Lodge, No. 51, A.. F. & A. M., will
be held in the lodge room, In the Ma?
sonic Temple. THIS (Friday) AFTER;
NOON, February 10, 1911, commencing
at 4 o'clock, with degree work. At
1 :'U) P. M, routine business of the
lodge and the installation of the
worshipful master, and an address
Every mem her of the lodge Is re?
quested to attend, and members of
sister lodges are fraternally invied.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
BEN T. AUGUST, Secretary.
,,; j&ealeb ^ropo?al?.
S EA LED PROPOSALS ADD R ESS ED TO
the Richmond and Henrico Railway
Company, C. Sims-Bailey, General
Superintendent, and Indorsed "Pro?
posal for building and erecting in
place complete, car barns, in the
city of Richmond, Va.," will be re?
ceived by th<- Richmond and Henrico
Railway Company up to 12 o'clock
noon. FEBRUARY 18, 1911. for the.
construction of said car barns, u'g.j
more specifically set forth by speci?
fications and drawings: that may bt
obtained from the office of the Rich?
mond ami Henrico Railway Company,
2-4-6 Ebel Building, Richmond, Vn?
upon making a deposit of five dol?
lars ($5). It Is desirable that each
bidder should make a personal in?
spection and examination of the
grounds and location of proposed
structure.
All bids must be made upon blank
forms furnished by the superintend?
ent, upon which must be given the
price proposed both in writing and
ligures. and be signed by the bidder
With his or their address.
Each blil must be accompanied by
a certified check in the sum of two
bundled and fifty dollars ($250).
made payable to the Richmond and
Henrico Railway Company, said
check to be returned to the bidder
unless he falls to execute the con?
tract should it be awarded him.
A surety bond of 50 per cent, of
the total amount of contract price
will be
required for the. faithful per?
formance of the work and for the
gooil condition and general efficiency
of same until Hnal completion of I
the work as a whole and its ac- I
cep'tance by the Richmond and Hen-j
rico Railway Company; and the sure- |
ty bond offered shall be subject to j
the approval of duly authorized |
agents of the Richmond and Henrico j
Railway Company.
The right is hereby reserved by I
the owners to reject any and all |
bids should it deem It to be to the !
interest of the said RICHMOND AND
H ENRICO RAILWAY COMPANY so
lo do._
S BALED PRO I 'OSA LS W ILL RE' R E -
celved by the board of trustees of
tho State Normal and Industrial
School for Women, Fredericksburg.
Vn? until noon MONDAY, the 20th
day of February, 1911, for the fur?
nishing of all materials, for. and the
erection and completion of, a resi?
dence at Fredericksburg, Va., in ac?
cordance with plans and specifica?
tions of Charles M. Robinson. Archi?
tect, of Richmond, Vn. Each bidder
will Inclose with his bid a eortliled
check for $200, payable to P. .1.
Whlto. chairman of tho building and
grounds committee. The. .successful
bidder will be required to furnish
surety company bond In penalty of
twenty-five hundred dollars, condi?
tioned for tho faithful execution of
his contract.
Plans nnd sped flea t ions can be
seen at the. offices of Charles AT. Rob?
inson, Architect, Richmond, Va., or
E. IT. Russell. President, Fredericks?
burg, Va.
Tho right, is reserved to the hoard
of trustees to reject any and all bids.
Checks accompanying bids not ac?
cepted will be returned at".once Ho
tho persons sending. them.
i P. ,T, WHITE.
Chairman Building and Grounds Com?
mittee.
February, .V1?J.L.
fondant tendered and paid into court
$200, In full compromise of all matters
In dispute, and on motion the case was
dismissed,
The claim of the State is against
the bondsmen jf Baughman Brothers,
predecessors of the Baughman Station?
ery Company, for $000; with Interest
from 1SS7, amounting to $1,400. All of
the bondsmen are now dead. The case
recalls one of the most formidable and j
well organized labor strikes in the his-I
tory of the State. When the strike j
was called Baughman Brothers had a j
contract with the State for certain
printing Fulfilment of the contract
was delayed by the strike passing the
time limit allowed The work was!
finally awarded to another printer, and |
the amount of the cost was charged by
the stat" against the Baughman firm*
In t'ne meanwhile the Baughman Com?
pany was boycotted by Its former em?
ployes, the boycott becoming general
with thos<- who traded with or gave
work to the iirm,'and suit was entered
by ti e Baughmans against each of its
former printers engaged in the boy?
cott. General Rufus A. Ay res was at
that time Attorney-General of Virginia.)
and it Islstated that an agreement had j
been rearmed by which the suit of the j
state would be withdrawn If the;]
Baughman? would withdraw their suits j
against their printers, this being done (
to reach an amicable settlement of a I
labor agitation which was rapidly
spreading In pther Hues of business.
It Is said that the Baughman Company
withdrew its suits, but that the State
neglected to do its part, and the case
has since been pending.
ARRESTED IN MOUNTAINS.
Alleged BloekuderK Taken Unawares by
OUlcerx.
TSpecial to The Times-Dispatch:]
TazeWell, Va.. February 9. ? White '
Clifton and Mack Cole, of Buchanan
county, were arrested yesterday in the
mountains of Buchanan by United
States Marshall McCoy and Sheriff Mul
llns. of Buchanan, on the charge of
moonshining. The arrests were ef?
fected without bloodshed, as the two
men were taken unawares by the offi?
cers. Many depredations and unlawful
acts are charged to Clifton, as well as
blockading whiskey in Buchanun
county, and the adjoining counties In
West Virginia. Cole Is said to have
a number of charges against him. and
has served time in the jails of Virginia
and the penitentiary of West Virginia.
Wins Suit AkuIuki WoMcni Union,
I Special to The Times-Dispatch. 1
Fredcrlcksburg. Va., February 9.?
Mrs. Fannie White won a suit against
the Western Union Telegraph Company
in the Corporation Court here for
4100. for failure to deliver a message
when sent from Staunton last year to
her husband In this city. It Is stated
that the telegram became lost In
Washington and never reached Freder
icksburg. An appeal was taken.
Candidate for I.cKlMiitlure.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Front Royal, Va.. February 9.?Au?
brey G. Weuver, of the law firm of
Downing it- Weaver, to-day announced
himself as a candidate for the Legis?
lature, in opposition to the incumbent,
Ralph Grigsby, of Clarke county.
Weekly Property Exchange
We have long seen the need of and
have organized a weekly property ex?
change, .it which from time to time
we will offer all classes of house prop?
erty, farms, building lots, manufactur?
ing sites, and other real estate. Our
first sale will take, place on
I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, AT 5 P. M.
We have a large, comfortable! well
lighted room in which to hold these
sales at 28 North Eighth Street, and
this sale will include the following
properties:
Lot 1?No. HIS Catherine Street
(Jackson Ward?, an eight-room Mat
dwelling, neatly new. with water, etc.,
on each Poor. This property is iet to
a good tenant at ?240 year; is In thor?
ough repair, and should make a paying
speculation.
Lot 2?No. ltf>9 Ashland Street,
Southwest Richmond (car track right
at door); a seven-room two-story
frame dwelling house, with all city
improvement:*. This property Is let to
a good tenant at $12.?a month, and is
never empty.
Lot f.?No. 1907 Washington Street
'West End), a two-story six-room
frame dwelling house: rental value,
$12 month.
Lot I?1915 Enslow Avenue, High?
land Park, a two-story seven-room
frame dwelling house, with bath, hot
and cold water, range, etc. Rents for
$25 month. The lot Is 70x140.
Lot 5?Southeast corner of Enslow
Avenue and Highland Street. High?
land Park, a similar house to above
Lot 55x1 (0.
Lot t'.?P'?7 North Eleventh Street, a
large brick dwelling house, with eigh?
teen rooms, semi-detached; lot 40x150;
every modern convenience.
Lot 7?Poultry, truck and small fruit
farm, 23'/2 a.-res. with new dwelling
house, ample buildings: eight acres
wood; cut about 200 cords; three acres
orchard; IDA miles from Manchester,
and known rs Pallium's old farm.
All the.-:e properties can be had on
very easy terms. Permits to view and
all particulars from
THE N O ON A N D SON REALTY CORP..
2s N. Eighth Street.
J. W. LORD, Auctioneer.
Entries sol'.cited for next, week's sale.
By N. W. Bowo & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SALE OF THAT LARGE. ATTRACTIVE
AND WELL APPOINTED COLO?
NIAL RESIDENCE.
706 East Leigh Street
AND Al>SO A LARGE FACTORY
BUILDING IN THE REAR OF SAID
RESIDENCE AND FRONTING ON A
WIDE PA V ED ALLEY.
At the request of the owner, we will
offer ror sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1911.
at 4:30 o'clock P. M., the most excel?
lent and spacious residence above re?
ferred to, situated on tho north side
of Leigh Street, between Seventh and
Eighth .Streets, with the broad and
deep lot upon which it stands, front?
ing 52 feet 8 inches, and running back
to a public alley In the rear. This is
a splendid twelve-room brick dwell?
ing, equipped with electric lights, ub
well as gas, and steam heated.
Upon the rear of the lot Is a com?
modious four-story and basement fac?
tory building; also equipped with elec?
tric and gas fixtures, and having a
heating plant, elevator. etc., and
about 10,000 square feet of floor space.
This building Is well adapted for any
light manufacturing business.
The factory will bo sold along with
the dwelling, or separately, ns may
seem best at the time of sale.
Centrally located as are these prop?
erties, they should command ready
buyers. The dwelling will be In de?
mand for rental purposes, or will make
a most agreeable home, whllo the fac?
tory building, because of Its location
near the business centre, can bo put
to profitable uses along many lines.
TERMS; Easy and at sale.
The above sale Is postponed on ac?
count of rain until
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1911,
at 1:30 o'clock P. M.
N. yV. BOWEj& SON.__
The Virginia Auction Company,
General Auctioneer.',
If. North Seventh Street.
Monroe 2SS3. Madison 3851.
We will sell at public auction
FRIDAY MORNING. 10:30,
At It; North Seventh Street,
all of our original Antiques and repro?
ductions In Mahogany, without limit or
reserve. Now open for Inspection.
THE VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
Gonoral Auctioneers,
i . 10, Npr^b. Seventh ?trooLj
AUCTION SALE
OF
7 1 6 E. Franklin Street
Postponed on account of rain
until (this) Friday, February 10,
12:30 o'Clock noon.
SHEA & KEEGAN.
Suction ^ale?, Jfui?re ?3ap&
By Elam & K?nsten,
Real Estate Auctioneers
EXECUTORS' PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF THE
ELIGIBLY LOCATED AND HIGHLY
V AI ?U A B LE It E SID E N (! E.
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF
THE LATE DR. JOHN S.
WELLFORD,
No. 313 E. Grace St.
The undersigned, executors of Dr.
lohn S; Wellford, deceased, will sell by
public auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, l?U.
at I o'clock P. M., the above named
well known and most desirable resi?
dence, long the resilience and office of
the late Dr. Wellfnrd, situate No. 313,
on south side Grace Street between
Third and Fourth Streets, the lot front?
ing ahotit :!'_' 4-12 feet, with depth be?
tween parallel lines of about 150 feet
to the wide paved alley In rear. The
residence is a most substantial de?
tached, spacious and well-appointed
one of two stories and English base?
ment, containing about ten rooms, hav?
ing the usual modern conveniences,
with wide space on both sides, afford?
ing ample light and ventilation, and
being especially well adapted to resi?
dence and office combined, the prem?
ises being in good repair.
The purchaser will be given posses?
sion at once. This property, so con?
veniently and pleasantly located, so
substantial and desirable in construc?
tion, and having the assurance of con?
tinued enhancement in value, appeals
aa well to the investor as to the phy?
sician and tho home-seeker, and all
persons interested are cordially In?
vited to Inspect the property and at?
tend the sale promptly at the hour
na med.
The premises may be seen before the
time of sale by appointment with the
auctioneers, and will be open at time
of sale.
TERMS: One-third cash, the residue
in two equal Instalments at one and
two years, with interest thereon, pay?
able "quarterly; the purchaser to Klve
negotiable notes for the deferred pay?
ments and the Interest, and secures
the same by deed of trust upon the
property.
E. T. CRUMP,
B. RAND. WELLFORD,
Exec utors
El a hi Funston, Auctioneers.
BE SlfttE TO ATTEND
AUCTION SALE OF
1 0 E. Broad Street
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 4:30 P.M.
H. S ELD ON TAYLOR & CO.
Wm. B. Fizzinl Co.,
Real Estate Afients and Auctioneers.
723 East Main Street.
At the request of the owner, we will
offer for sale at public auction, on the
preniises, that desirable, well located
property known as
No. 1 421 W. Clay St.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14.
at 4:30 P. M.
This is a substantially built two
story detached frame dwelling of eight
rooms, lighted by electric lights, hot
j and cold water: all In splendid order:*
lot 30xl?0: stable In rear of lot: rent?
ing for $23 per month to a good tenant.
For a home or as an Investment, this
is an exceptional offer.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale.
Owing to the Inclement weather, this
sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 1 I, 4:30 P. M.
By Charley A. Rose- Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 North Ninth Street.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE
OF
SIXTEEN AND THREE-EIGHTHS
ACRES OF' LAND. MORE OR LESS,
TOGETHER WITH THE IMPROVE?
MENTS THEREON. LOCATED IN
BROOKLAND TOWNSHIP. HEX
RICO COUNTY, VA.
In execution of a decree of the Cir?
cuit Court of the county of Henrico.
entered February 2, 1911,"in the suit of
"Charles W. Chlldrey vs. Moses Haw?
kins et als," ivo will sell at public auc?
tion, at the courthouse of the county
of Henrico, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1911,
at 12:Oo o'clock M?
sixteen and three-eighths (it; 3-S> acres
of land, more or less, together with
the Improvements thereon, Jving and
being in Brookland Township, Henrico
county, Va.. about seven (7) miles
north of tho city of Richmond, being
the property of which Griffin Hawkins
died seized and possessed.
TERMS: One-third cash and the bal?
ance at twelve and eighteen months
the title to b* retained until tho whole
purchase price is paid and the convey?
ance ordered by the court
THOMAS W. GARDNERi
W. If. MAT HE WS,
Special Commissioners.
I hereby certify that the bond re?
quired by the above decree of the spe?
cial commissioners has been duly
given.
E. R. PHILLIPS,
Deputy Clerk.
Atlantic <Eity l%e?orts
GALEN HALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
AJtrayG opau. Always ready. Always busy. \
-_ F. L. YOUNG. Gen'IManaaeS
u_^ J&aiiroaus.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY V, 4811.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: 1:00 A. M., 8:15 A.
M. and 7:35 P. M. N0:30 P. U.
For Norfolk: 9:00 A. M.. 3:v?j P, M.. '
P. M. *
For N. & W. Ry. West: 6:15 A. M.. 9:00 A. |
M? 8:00 P. M. and 9:.'0 P. M.
For Poteraburs: 1:00 A. M., *:15 A. M.. B:U i
A. M.. 6:00 A. M., Vi:l0 V. M . 3:?0 P. M., \
?:10 P. M., ?:06 r. M., 7:35 P. M.. 9:20 P. M..
11:46 P. M.
Fo. Go4daboro nnd Fayottevllte: M:M P. i{,
Tralna arrive Richmond daily: 1:40' A. M-.
6:10 A. M., 6:40 A. M.. 17:05 A. M? ?3:37 A. M..
??10:45 A. M., 11:10 A. M.. ?2:00 _P, M., ??2:15
P. Mi, 6:05 P. M.. 6:35 P, M? S:0O P. M.. 9:00
P. M.. 11:30 P. M.
?Except Sunday. (Except Monday. ??Sun?
day only.
Time of arrival and departure and connec?
tion* not guaranteed.
C. 0. CAMPBELL. O, P. A
_ -Slaaroaos.
SOUTHERN It^ILW?V
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Ni B.?Fo|!owing s iieii.i.o figure* publish**
as Information and not guaranteed:
5:10 A. Ji. ?Daily-Local for Charlotte, Dut*
ham and Rulslgh. 10:15 A. M.?Daily?Uralt?
ed?For an points South. Urawing Hoont
JJuCtot Sleeping Car to MemphW Via Asho.
vllio and Chattanooga. 3:C0 X'. M.? Ex. Sun ?
Local for Durham and Intermediate canons.
6:W I*. M.?Ex. Sun.?Kwysviilo Local. U:41
P. M.?Dally-Limited?For all point* South.
Pullmun ready 3:30 P. H.
YORK RIVER LINE.
? :30 J*. M.?Ex. Kun -To West PL. connect?
ing for Baltimore Mon.. Wed. and Frl. 6:9t
A. M.?Ex. Sun. and 2:13 P. M.?Mon., Wed.
and Frl.?Local to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South: 1:50 A. M.. 8:tt P. M.,
daily; S.io A. M.. Ex. Sun.; 12:55 Ex. Eun.;
I'.'JO P. M., dally. From West Point: 9:39 A.
M.. Dally: 11:35 A. M., Wed. and FrL; i:Zt
P. M., Ex. Sun.
S. E. BURGERS. D. P. A..
f?0 ". Main St fhonr. Maiilaon 455.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
? :?o a. i l?.zljr?Vaat trains to Old Polat,
l:uu r. V'Ntiwp?fi Now* aud Norfolk.
7:49 A.?Daily. Loeat to Netvport Newa?
6:C0 p.?Dally. Local to Old Point,
if.OO P. j Dally?Louisville und Cincinnati
11:60 P. Pullman*.
C-.45 P.?Dady. ".-it. Louls-CM--> BpeclaJ.'*
Pullmans.
s:jo A.?Daisy?CbarIottaavt.lt>. Week day
?Mlnton.
6:15 P.?Week doyr. Local to Gordonavlllew
10:00 A.-Dally. L'burg, Lex.. C. Forgo.
6:15 P.?\V?cH uays. To Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from Eaal?S:35 A. M.. 7::d P. M.
Through from East?11:26 A. M., <:4i P. iL
Local from Weal?'S:M a. M? 8:4? A.
T:20 P. M.
T"hroiiKh-7:Co a. M.. 1:45 p. U.
Jaion River Lino??8:30 A. M.. ?:16 P. M.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LIN Ii TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In .Effect January 10, 1ML
Leave Uyrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: '9:00 A. M., *3:00 j?. M., "4:10 P.
M.
FOR LYNCilflURa AND THE TEST:
??:15 A. M? ?9:00 A. M., ??:? P. M"., ?9:23
P. M.
Arrive Rirhrriond from Norfolk: "11:40 A.
M.J '6:35 P. M., ?11:20 P. M. From the Weoti
?5:60 A. M., n2:Q0 P. M.. b2:15 P. M., 6:05 P,
M.. '9:00 P. M.
?Dally. fiDally. ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cara. C. H. BOSLET.
W. B. BKV1LL. D. P. A.. Richmond. Va.
O. P. A.. Ronrokf. V?.
1
'J
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
; Lotivo Rlohmon? I Arrive Richmond.
?4.50 A.M.
?5.20 A.M.
*5.I3A.M.
V7.161.3l;
?S.40A.M.
??0.30 A.31.
?18.01 noon
t4.00P.M.
|4116 P.M.
?5.15 P.M.
?8.20 P.M.
Hyrd St.Sta.
Dyrd St.Sta.
Main St. Sla.
Byrd St.Sta,
hyrd St. Sto,
MaluSt. Sta.
Uyrd St. Sta
Hyrd St.Sta
Klba Station
MolnSt. Sta
Dyrd St. Sta
?7.50 A.M. Byrd St. Sta.
3] 1.25 A.M. Klba Station.
til1.36 A.M. Dyrd St.Sta.
?HIS P.M. Main St.Sta.
?2.45 P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
*7.26 P.M. Ilyrd St.Sta.
tS.IOP.M.MalnSt.Sta.
?O.10 P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
H0180 P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?11.25 P.M. Main St. Sta. |
*12.6u night Byrd St.Sta. '
I ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Learo Byrd St. Sta. 1.30 P. M. for Frcderlcbsbnrg.
; bears Klbu Sta. 7.50 A. M..G.30 P. M. for Aiblatjd.
i Arrlre llyrd St.Stn.S.25 A.M. from FredcrickMj'g. j
j ArrlTeKlba.Stn.C.110 A.M.,5.30 P.M.from Ashland,1
'' *Daily. tV/cekdays. JSundaysonly.
?j Daily except Monday.
I All traina to or from Byrd Street Station
(except traina leaving 4.50 a. m. and arrivlne ?
I is.50 night) atop at Elba. Time of arrivals svnd
i departures not guaranteed. Read the algna. (
Richmond aud Petersburg ElecUic Kaiiway
Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and Perrjr;
Streets, for Petersburg:
?6, 7. S, *5. 10, 11. '12 A. M., L 2. ?3, ?, 6.
"5:43, ??, 7, S. ?9. lo P. M. 1
11:00 P. M. for Choster. 12:00 midnight tot
Petersburg.
Cara leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamora
Street, for Manchester:
t5:15. r,:33, ???:I3. '7:35, S:33. 9:35, ?10:35, 11:33
A. Mr. 12:35. M :35. 2:35, 3:35. ?4:36. 6:35. 6:33
?7:33, S:33. 9:35. '10:40. 11:40 P. M.
tD.tlly except Sunday and holidays.
?CurrluB baKKage aB^I express.
??LlmPed, excopt Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with cars)
for Richmond.
Lv. Norfolk: ?8:33 and til A. M., ?9 P. M.,
for Eastern Carolina and the South.
Lv. Raleigh: ?6:16 A. MV, t3 and '9:15 p. M.,
for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk.
Pullman Sleeping Cara between Norfolk*
Raleigh and C'iohlslioro.
?Dally. Dally Ex. Sun.
C. D. LEGRANDE, Q. A., American National
Bunk. 'Phone Monroe 1537, Richmond.
W. W. CROXTON. G. P. A.. Norfolk. Va.
si^Btr.MiiV^TR" "ldJe!
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich*
nionrt dally: 9:10 A. M.?Local 10 Norllna..
1:20 P. M.?Sloepera and coaches, Atlanta.
Birmingham, Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. S:12 P. M.?Florida Lim?
Red. da:ly. except Sunday. 11:33 P. M.?Sleep
ers and coaches, Savannah, Jacksonville, At-'
In 11 tu. Birmingham and Memphis. North?
bound, traini scheduled to arrive Richmond,
dally: 6:32 A. M.. 0:26 A. M., except Monday.
6:05 P. M.. 5:45 P. V.
UICILVIONI) AND CIIES_A1TEAKE^ ?AK
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Schedule of electric trains to and from
Ashland, stopping a: lutermi-dlate stations
upon alsnal: Lv. Richmond (Broad and
Liurei Sis.): 6;(6b. ?7:10. S:10b. 9:10b. "10:1ft,
U:10 A. M.; 1:10. 2:10, 3:10. 4:10b, 6:10. 6:20,
7:10, 8:10b. 10:10, 11:46 P. M. Lv. Ashland:
?6:65. ?:?b. S. 9b, 10. ??U A. M.. *U M., ?%
2, 3. 4. 5h. 6. 7. S, 9b, 11 P. M.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday only.
bCnr.rtei irairs:a*e
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot ot Ash St. dally.7:00P. M.
Leave Newport News.5:00 A. M?
Arrlvo Norfolk .6:00 A. M.
Connects with main lino steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday ,
7:00 P. M. Conne also made by N. &
W. Ry. 3 P. M. and C. & O. Ry. tl I P. M.
Nigh: Line steamers stop at Claremont t?
land or receive pas?enBera on signal.
VIUULN'IA NAVIGATION CO?James r.lver.
by daylight for Norfolk, Old Point, New.
port Newa and nil James River landings^ i
Jstenmer leavos Monday, Wednesday and '
Friday at 7:00 A. M. Freight received fOIJ
CJI Jami-s Rl\er landings.
itihi Ticket Office. S^i e. MiOn Ctrgat,
CRUISING
THE
VISITS to Lisbon.
Spain, Italy, Egypt,
India, Ceylon, Straits
Settlements, Java.
Philippines, China,
Japan, Sandwich Is?
lands and Overland
American Tour, In?
land Excursions, and
side trips all over.
Optional tours of 17
days in India, 11
day* in Japan.
Two Cruises will
be made by tho mag
ulflcent tw lu-sorew
17,000 ton S. S. Cleve?
land, each lusting
110 days. First cruia?
leaves New York
November I, 1911,
Second leaves San
Francisco February
17. 1912,
Comprehensive Plens
Eier Offered.
Cost, InclUtllng all necessary Sfl^fl &
xpenses aboard and ashore, "?"J"up
Other cruises to the West Indies, Pan?
ama Canal, etc,
Send tor illustrated booklet
11A M BURG - A M E RIGAN LINE!
41-15 Uromlwriy, New York,
OR UR AL AGENT,
Safely
Comfortably
Economically
Tho l"hn".t, M?sl
lire Criiiio
Merchants and Miners Transportation- Co
Kou>faLk to Boston, Mass., sued
k?70v1dcnc?. R. 3.
RUamer? leave N?rfolk for Breton, iutu/
Tues. and Frl.; for Providence Mon.,
Wed. and Sat. at 8 P. M. Pastel^ers asd
freight taken *nr ah New England poluttt.'
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