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Greater Richmond's Greater Newspaper
GREATEST WANT AND HEAL ES*
'PATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
UAH OP" THE ?BST Ui A3HJRICA.
Want Ad Rates
In Effect June 11. l?D.
Daily, one cent per word when pnlil
la advance. No Ail. taken (or ics* thnu
ten rents.
One and one-half rents a word nil
clnaslflciitiona except Situation Wnnfcil
for Sunday. Situation Wanted,one >???.??
a word. No Ad. Sunday Inkeu for Ich?
Ibnn liftccn cents,
No. Ads. taken for lenn thnu twa-uly
lite ccuta when phoned lu or charged
at the counter.
Phone ordera not guaranteed.
Claasltlcatlou not guuruutced after
Dillll P. ?I.
For liuslne?* contracts), scud for the
Want Ad. tlnn, iiliiinr Monroe 1.
aiOJ JJ ?Ullu.
VAitiTTX^VATCil CHA.HM, BETWEEN
C. 6c O. depot and 'tin Eust Cliiy.
Kinder please return to the above ad?
dress or station nfitster, C, _ U. Mil.
CHAHljBg NEWMAN._
UJ?rT OS MONDAY . NIGHT, A
Knlglitn Tcuiplur cbarm. Reward it
returned t?. ft. u. chaff1n, East
Alain StreuL_
L?ST, ON 'SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2S.
Uli opal breaatplo or pelltallt. POS
sibly with chain. Suitable reward if
returned to la. VV. McVElOU, 1112 b-.
.Main StreoL
Jkyttif ^Mliuu. .jiUUf ?
Yv\ANTin3\~FOR *U. B. AltMi:? ABLE
bodied, unman lud men. between age?
of lb and So; citizens of United States;
of good character and temperate hah
lls, who can spcu.K, read and Writ*
tho English language, h'ot Informa?
tion apply to Recruiting OtUcer, b20
E. Broad Street, Richmond, V_ ,
WANTED. AnTTxT'iVhI ENCED c A H -
pot and drapery man, one who thor?
oughly understands making and lay?
ing carpets and making and meas?
uring f?r window uhaueh. To a sooor,
Industrious and capable man, we of?
fer a permanent position with good
ualury. Apply by letter or in per
SOn. MILLER Sc RHOADS. INC _
SALESMEN WANTED FOR THE BEST
inane of domestia linoleum anu oil*
cloth on f cuuiiiiission basis. Satis
'ctory reauit? guaranteed to proper
Oarty. References required. Address
CLOTH, P. o. Uo.\ i.-.ji, Philadelphia,
Pa. _ _^_
W A N T E D.--COLORED MEN WITH
references wishing position us sleep?
ing car or train porters, firemen or
brakemen, write us immediately, In
rloslng Btanip. No experience neces?
sary. No strike. P.tciiiiiOiid rou?s.
I., RAILWAY XL INST., care Timea
Dispatch._
,WAI?TE_i PRINTERS: MUST HE
strictly non-union, sober and relia?
ble. Klcady pcultioa. good wage*,
Furnish references. BYKD PRINT?
ING COMPANY, Atlanta. Ga._
AN " EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR,
with satisfactory recommendation,
can secure good job. Apply G 22,
eu.ro Times-Dispatch. _
WANTED. BOY TO WORK IN PICKLE
factory. Apply 1500 _\V.__Mars_lia!l.
WANTED, REGISTERED OR ASSIST -
unt registered pharmacist. Apply,
with references, andrew G.
HltlGGS._
WANTED, A GOOD LINOTYPE OPER
ator; also Kood Job preseniiin. Ap?
ply to WILLIAMS PRINTING CO.. 11
N. Fourteenth Street_
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED COACH
man; ?ettled man preferred. Apply,
with references, to No. s North Blev
Crith KirecL_
WANTED, YOUNG MAN TO WORK ON
farm; about 13 or 20 years old; White
r?r colored, Apply to 110 North Fifth
Street._
WANTED. WHITE AND COLORED
men t" work In nursery and on
packing grounds, cleo tekrnsters. W.
" HOOD _ CO.. Pinter Park,_
WANTED, POUR FIRST-CLASS MA*
rhinlsts for lathe and shaper wurlt.
Stale uro. experience and whether
married or single. Apply oaky ma?
CHINE SHOP. Gary. W. Va._
"WANTED. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the automobile business, positions
nocure<i competent ^radjatcs. RICH?
MOND AUTO .SCaouL, ?18 W. Broad
Btreet.
WANTED. .men to LEARN THE BAR
bor trade and take advantage ol our
cheap rates; position awaiting*. Write
for free booklet RICHMOND BAR?
BER COLLE IE, Richmond^ Va,
wTvnTeD, LINOTYPE MACHINIST
operator, capable handling No. L and
No. 8 machine; also oporator, 2,000
lines S-polnt required, 'lg-ht hours;
machinist. $24 per week; operator.
120 per week; permanent! non-union
town; RECORD, Harrlsonburg, Va.
BRICKLAYERS WANTED at VICTO
rla, Va.; flrst-class work; none but
good workmen desired, a. k,
I 'O'.VNKri, VIotcriiN Vn._
~t&itttaitm\& y ' aniea. <tia>:
f^Itkin'Xvantkd' iiv exp'eri'kno
od Btockkeeper. Address L lb", care
Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, POSITION AS TRAVELING
kalesman. Can furnish first-class
references; mountains preferred. Ad?
dress o 10, caro Times-Dispatch.
BRIGHT BOY, 16, ' AVA NTS JOB; NOT
nfruld of work has fall education,
Apply F. HISS, No; :>:>3 West Main.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION OP
Fome kind with clinnee of promotion;
reference furnlslfed. Address L. p.
COOKB. ..619 . N. Eighth Street.
CHAUFFEUR WISHES POSITION
with private family; pon.i references,
_Address G 37, cure Tlmcs-Dlspatoh.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST OPEN
for position; best reference; ten
years' experience. Address Bolt 20,
Newport Hotel. Newport Nrw.s. Va.
SEAMSTRESSES.?MILLER S.- RHOADS
KEQUTHE THE SKKVICKS OK
SEVERAL EXPERIENCED SEAM?
STRESSES TOll WOK K IN THEIR
ALTERATION ROOMS. GOOD WAGES
WILL RK PA ID TO COMPETENT
PARTIES. APPLY AT ?NCB. MIL?
LER A RHOADS
<?itU/Ufr-n<-- o/'-JaiUrfi. "-it^r.W
n'i rses* hi'iikai'T i'N'nbRgradu
nte, praobical nurses hikI caretakers
desire call. Mmllnrin SSfi-L.
TK AOii riKS'lN' OIIK.IT I 'K.m'A ND FOU
emergency calls in public and pri?
vate BchOOlS. Many good openings.
R? <V. cridl1n, Manager Virginia
Teachers' Bureau, Miincliestcr, Rteli
Inolid. Vn._
iwnuxuao; ano fSutW.sim^u
PRODUCERS, HERE IS YOCR OPPOR
tunlty to make big inonoy. Sell our
Suburban property; values guarnn
teed; maps nml literntiire free. Write
, to-day. SOUTH TEXAS MORTGAGE
CO.. Houston, Tex.
WANTED, A LIVE SALESMAN FOR
Htock proposition; good talker. Hox
t'H. Wilmington, N. ('
:_i?_|_?. I. !? -
agenttf Wjftanm.
\'(! E NTS. ?M \ZU AN D : W C)AI fO N " m A K E
more money as agents for quick sell?
ing household necesi-ttlCB. Asl< for
28-pagu catalogue and partlcuinrs
THE HOME SUPPLY CO., Uox 162,
Wlnston-Salom, n. C
?ttuatfonK, J?roftMtbnaL_1
pWiL3'''W^NTE~dT GItADE WORK A
specialty. Coaching In Fronch, Eng-!
Ilah and mathematics. 2009 Stuart |
Avenue. /_
.\v\?Pfi35TTo sell a small, farm
of 70 norea on the Main Streut* Koad
II au mi; out of town; concrete walk
from town to thia property; 700 yar?a
facing road leading from Main Struut;
all nccessury outbuildings oxcepl
>'??????? Ilm? that got burned; good fam?
ily oicuurd und lurg? oak grove.
W ?i Hi $20,000 to a moneyed man.
Will Hull within the nuxt tmrty days
for $10,000. Apply to M. J. CAMP?
BELL, Louisa._
THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT WEST
humi>lon, close to car lino; forced to
pell one quick tor cash, SHOO. Owner.
2 -?> ca.ro Times-Dispatch._
SOUTH RICHMONJ rMANUFACTURING
or warehouse silo; eight connectinu !
lots, oh railroad; tax rate of $i.iu;
less tliau mile from (.'. cc o. depot; I
value baan't booh boosted by real
estate agents. Can therefore s?-u at!
>i? a foot. Will double, yes, triple,!
when now Free bridge opens. An- |
SWCr ijuli-li for Hum price". Address ,
OWNER. I'. O. BOX 941. City. _i
KOR SALI;, 28 FEET BROAD STREET
1 property, east <>t Koaonuath Roud,
north ?nie. $65 per foot Address ^
, 32, cme Tlines-Dispatch.
I l'aum roil SAl.i;, on railroad*.
station iit farm; house contains llyo
ruouiB und storeroom; largo Darn, ?
etc.; hen huut'.s und runs; some fruit;
One garden, all fenced; nine miles
out. l'rice, $2,500, OH assy terms, url
for cash ut bargain. DRAPER. l-<-u
__E?islow .iVf.? lllgiilund Park. City.
FARM.?A most DESIRABLE LITTLE
fruit farm In the noted Albemarlei
region; 8a acres, fenced, well water?
ed and some timber; 2.'<u select bear- '
tug apple trees, 000 to be planted
next month; no dwelling, but ma?
terial on ground; stable and other
outbuildings: farm, stock, equipment
and over bo burreis of tipples. $4,500.
-.-.J. U. CARTER, Charlottesville, Va.
FOR SALE, H1QHLAND PARK, NICE
seven-room dwelling, with stublo. all
modern conveniences, including hew
lilted up bath room und ricw Btei 1
range, would rent for j2.", p< r month.
At present occupied by owner. RUF
f1n .V SlyQA.N. No. vi:? E. Main Sli-'-t.
WANTED, SMYliTFaRSi NEAR '.Tcii
mond. direct from owner. Will pay
i cash. O ?f>, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. A HOUSE IN O INTER
Park. Parties desiring to sell will
please communicate with J lib, carbi
Times-Dispatch._
Wanted, to buy small far m, di
rect from owner; must be close to
Htcam or electric ears, with good
houso on place. Address K d13. Care
Tlmrs-r.'lspatch._
&tal C?talc iov ScXcrtt.
k'ur'"rentT first""And second
floors over store located at Fourth
and Broad Streets. Space on each
floor. 87x120. Apply to RUFFIN &
8LOAN, No. 80!? E. Main Street.
J&00!il8 tOt .VvKltti
the ROANOltE?'TH^NbltTH'ElOIlTH
Street, hundromely and r.ewly-fui -
nlslied rooms throughout; single, on
suite; transients; pcrmanenL
lYrgE. fiJrnished. FRONT ROOM,
third floor, anil furnished front hail
room, second floor. 107 East Grac?-.
FOR HHNT. ONE LARGE FRONT
room and one pleasant, bright rear
room 12 9 S. Filtii_ Street._
NICE, BRIi;IIT, FURNISHED FRONT
room; all conveniences; southern ex?
posure. Madison 5674-J._
FOR RENT, 8ECON6-FLtk>r FRONT
j room, heated. Third Street, between
I (Irace and Franklin. Address H 4.6,
_care~Ttmo?-Pispa,tch._
I DESIRABLE ROOMS." FF TIN iSH E ij
and heated. I I N. Third,:_
NICELY 'FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board. 718 e. Marshall
Street._
dfcvooms ?IxHante?.
wa NT ED! FURNISH E D^lftOO^f Vea!:
business district for man uml wife.
Reference* exchanged Address T.
W. J., 107 York^treet^Norfolk. Va.
WANTED. 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. State price. L
196. care Tlmes-Dlspatch._
|}cr?0!lat3.
J. K ATZ, THE LADIES' TAILOR, 300
N, F1FAH STREET, W ILL NOT BE
ABLE TO TAKE ANY MORE OR?
DERS FOR THE NEXT TWO
WEEKS.
OUR WORK?OCR REFERENCE.
H. SC! MISTOOK 6 CO.. ARTISTIC
i LADIES' TAILOR, 207 n. FIFTH
STREET. CALL AND SEK OL'i!
? 35.00 SUITS.
WINTERS & DOLEZAL, LADIES'
TAILOR. 20? 1-2 NORTH SIXTH ST.
J. BROWN, LADIES' TAILOR, L24
WEST ORACH STREET.
human HAD; bought ANb" SOI D1
nt HUGHES s, 2'd. North Third. _|
Tin.: household fkiknd, smith"
lUld Hiiusnge, for sale at your gro?
cer's.
n7j't1oe to*" A EC j i IT. icf s.?T'bANS
and specifications for the proposed
buildings of the Stulu Normul and
llidiihiii.il School for While Women
in the city of Itadford will be re?
ceived by the board of trustees of
Hie school ul u meeting to ue bold
in Richmond, in the Capitol, on
TUESDAY, .November the nth, lOiL
it is contemplated that the cost of
the buildings will bu $150,000 to
$200,000, The location ano relative
situuilun of the administration build?
ing und dormitories should be Indi?
cated In the plans. Blue prlntu ot
tue sito may bo h:id from Captain W.
T. Baldwin or thO undersigned by
parlies interested.
The hoard reserves the right to
reject uhy and all plaits, and dooy
not assume any responsibility or
cost Whatsoever, except to the ure.hi
teel whose plans may bo adopted.
The plans. In- u sealed package,
may be mailed to the Undersigned
ut East Itadford, or delivered to him
In i'.lchmond on llio 11th of Novem?
ber.
Ry order of the Board.
(i. 15. CASSEL, Secretary.
East Itadford. Va., Oct. 0, 1011._
Virginia Trust CfrfnpanV,
Richmond; Va.
this COMPANY, HAVING qualified
along with John 0. ?eatty as admin?
istrator of the estates of Edward K.
Fennoll, deceased, und Mugg'ie b.
Fennell, dcceatied, all persons having
claims agdlhsl said ostates arc re
Miiested to present ihem to the un?
dersigned, and those Indebted to tho
estates will please make payment to
the undersigned.
Virginia trust company.
Administrator of Edward K. Fennell
and Muggie_ H. Fennoll. deceased,
WANTKD.?;..THE PUBLIC TO "jKNOVV*
that JAHNKE BROS.. Jewelers. 912
12ust -Main Street, buy. soil, exchango
and remount diamonds In the latest
atylea. Old gold and Bllvcr always
taken In oxchonge._
B. 1* FtEA?N COMPANY, ATLANTA,
Oa., exoliislvely commission; refer f.o
Rovt. W. L I.ingle, Richmond, nnd
all shiipers bolow City Point, Fla,
DAILY PUZZLES
What kind of J?k?
?YNSVVEM T< \i l!? A*fn V.Zi.iV
\\ liehe?.
'_ -Jfor _6>alc.
w^t_c5Js To sune r6vr"nDiiHi:it
Urea put on pronptly, ut RICHARD
BON BROS'., GIB Broch Avanue.
BEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF BUBI
neu und pleasure vehicles, consist?
ing of surreys, buggies, runabouts
and phueionti In tue very latest
styles. Lowest prices, Easy terms,
.v. MEYER'S SONS, .?i E. Cary BL
STRUCTURAL ?RON, dTEEL AIW
pipe of every description eut to order.
CLARENCE COSBl ....... Blast Car>
Street. Richmond; Va._
"ICE CREAMS." Ai-L FLAVORS AND
styles. WINSTON'S, t'houe jAadtsuu
UllAl'llOl'IlONEB?COLUMBIA OKA- j
phoplioucs with fifty records, $30; a!
bargain; cash or credit; double-d'ac
records, ?0c; repairs. TALKING MA?
CHINE CO, 7?4 East Main.
FOR "SALE." GROCERY STOKE; CEN
iro of city; will sail cheap to i|ulok
buyer. Address L L80, care ITtnes- .
Disputch._
FOR SALE, ONE 12-HOR8EPOW Bit
tlt-ctrlc motor, goou us new, for one
tlilrd in.- origin* I cosL Apply THE
ELI KULL cu., < >iu Street, Peters?
burg. Va._
BE ? ?ND-HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT,
sold and exohanged. I. ULUFORD ?
CO., 1&3S-42 East Cary StrceL_
FOR SALE, A TELEPHONE Ex?
change, including one Hundred mll-.-s
ol rural lines, no coiupetttton, and
u .splendid developed country. Will
sell on easy terms, or exchange ror
real estate. Write P. O. Box Hh'i.
Washington, N. C._
FOR SALE, COSBY'S COMBINATION
baiter and h?anT for wood and coal.
423 W. Brosd. Write for circulur.
ANTIQUE Oi?ENTA 1. 1!COS ~ AN 11
Jewelry. KAMBOURIAN'S RENO?
VATING WORKS, 216 North First
Street._
S?tuomouUes tor -.guile
?_V?1?A_ USED i- OLD' ca RS, Y"?ND
u Passenger, Which We have taken
In exchange for latest models. These
cars now being thoroughly over?
hauled and will palm It desired. Will
instinct thoroughly regarding oper?
ation, or v. ill s' .-.'i in tructor homo
wit., out of town pufchasei . FORD
AUTO CO.. li>2") West Broad._
AthkiiUe Cu.^i Line Railroad Co.,
Otllco of the Treasurer,
Wilmington, N. C. October 23, lsll.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
l Atlantic Coast Llnu Railroad Com?
pany has declared 2 per cent, inter?
est on the certificates of indebted?
ness of that company, payable at the
uMW of the treasurer at Will?log ton,
N. C, on mid alter NOVEMBER 1,
1911. The transfer books are closed
lrom the 20th day of October, lull, to
the lat day of November, lsn, both
Inclusive. \ JAMES F. POST.
Treasurer.
[Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.,
Otrice or" the Treasurer,
! Wilmington, N.C., November 1, mi.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF at
lantlo Const Line Railroad Company
has declared a dividend of two anJ
one-half per cent, on the preferred
capital stock of that company, pay?
able nt thu ofllce of the treusurer. at
1 Wilmington. N. C. on and after NO?
VEMBER 10, 1911. The transfer
books ar_ closed from 31st day of
October, 1911, to November 10, 1911,
both dates Inclusive.
_.JAMES I". 1 ?i.i.ST. Treasurer.
I ; '~~~ ^anteD.
CvC\nteiC to"bu'v for ca.shThous::
hol'l goods in ui:y quantity. Phone
MiidlSon 3861._
S E C O N D-U ? N D MACHINERY OF
every description bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY, 1023 E.
Cary St. Phone Madison .3626 .
WANTED. TO BUY FOR~CASH. OLD
gold und old silver; any quantity.
E. c. MEYER JEWELRY CO.. 317
East Broad Street.
r house paints!
if your house NEEDS painting
give us a call. We carry a full line
of the best grade of house puinu.
Write or phone for color card. elba
hardware co._
FLOOR' STAINS.
WE HAVE A FULL eine of no. 1
floor stains, polish.'.-. Moor wax. gold
paints, etc., the kinds that will last.
ELBA HARDWARE co.. corner Hen?
ry and Broad. _
HEATERS. j
JEE OUR LINE <>f WOOD, COAL and
oil heaters hofbrc buying; also co il
hods, shovels. ELBA HARDWARE
CLEANING* AND ' PRESSING^ : j
CALL LA TOUCH 12'% MONROE 2419
when you want hlgb-class denning,
pressing, etc. C South Second Street.
SHOE "REPAlRINa
75c. 11 ALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES, SOc.
ladles; every pair Sewod; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 25c; Tred-AIr rubber hocld,
?10c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
20c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East -Main. Phono
Monroo 2607.
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired, polished rtiul
packed, upholstering, etc. E N. Ait
NALL _ SON. 1617 VV. Broad Street.
Phone Madison 0277,
window-cleaning; !
WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS A
specialty. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mon?
roe :il20.
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSEi
PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND OL1
pieces reupholstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods.
Reliable work. sydnor & H?ND
ley. 711 East Broad. Madison 3201.
"antiques. ~
YOU CAN GET genuine ANTIQUE
furniture at C. E. LYOA'S; also an?
tiques and other furnlturo repaired,
polished and Mulshed. Antiques
bought, qfl West Main street.
East Frank Street, handsomely Bp
pointed rooms, with board; table
board a specialty._
WANTED, BOARDERS AT .115 EAST
Franklin: also table boarders. MISS
_PALMORE. _(_
TRANSIENTS TAKen DURING THIS
week at 410 West Grace Streot,
Summary of Operations of the
Building Inspector's Office
FROM JAKVAUV 1 TO OCTOBF.Il 31, 1011.
Tolnl number of permit* Isnucil In October for new work.33
Total number of permit* Issued In October lor nlterntlou* and repair*.. 37
Total number of permit* l**ued In October.?2
IXIiuntrd eo?? of new lmpni\-*nienlH In October.$203.317 00
I m i hi,: i cd ?hu of alteration* mid repair* In October. 32,270 00
Total co?f of work uulhorl/cd In October.
AvornKr value of permit for new uork In October.
Avcrncc value of permit for alteration*) anil repair* lu October.
AvrriiKc value of lulal permit* Issued lu October.
NEW STItUCTUltBS, 1PM.
!2r.,7S7 00
.$8,380 80
?tili 14
. 8,011 Kl
October.
No. of
nidus.
Brick ilvieltlnKM . IS
Frame dvrelllnun. ?>
Ilrlek More* . I
Shed*. ?
Wnrcbouae* und luanufactorle* :s
Private sinblc*. i
Public ?table*.
Soll-MtntlollH .
< ollCKFM.
Ilrlek vault*.
Office bulldlnir* .
Churcbe* .
Cur liarUM.
Private unrnsci. '
Public KnniKeH.
Schools . 2
Prelfthl depot* .
Tliciilrc*.
Hotel* .
lloNpllnl* .
J.lhrtirle* .
IS
\ mount.
$60,800 (mi
11,2110 Oil
I.ol ii Uli
l,BIO in?
7lt,(MM) 01)
2,730 mi
.Inn.
No. of
Indus.
241
10-1
on
1,337 no
i "no nil
?I.Tr.ltATIONS AND REPAIItS
\o: of
Hide*.
Ilrlek dwelling* . HI
1 nunc dewlline* . 21
Brick slur's . s
WurelitMiMCH nnd manufactories 14
Puller ntutlon*.
Office bulldlnsa .
l'rlvnte ntoblc* .
Public Knruicc*.
College* .
Churcbe*. 11
Hospital* .
Theatre* .
Depot* .
Shed* . ?
( nr Iinrn* .
I'rlvntr uurncp* .
ItotindhoiinCH .. ..
Club* .
Public stable* .-.
School*.
Ilnukn .
Kuglnp house,, .
\ mount.
$7,00-1 tin
ii.iiii 1 ",,
4,813 fMi
0,832 04?
1 to Oct. 31.
Amount
$1,011,318 oo
213,738 <M?
1180,440 (Mi
21,043 on
681(330 ?0
13.377 Ofl
18,033 on
3,300 on
105,000 (in
:i(H? on
1,382,300 00
i in.siiT no
13,000 <>0
8.074 OO
14,300 0?
103,000 00
iiv(Mm on
nn.oon no
333,000 on
73,000 on
22,270 Ort
*4,H7r?,7ii no
.lim. I to Oct. 31.
o. or
IdKM. tniount.
M l $ 61,031 00
852 70.227 (m)
12-1 102,28-1 no
38 ns,207 no
1 D8B 00
s hi.nil 00
.-. 1.073 0?
2 3.3S.-, 00
i 2,300 Oil
?i 30,nnn 00
8,5
00
. . i 11,300 00
. . 2 412 on
. 3 423 OO S 3,130 00
. . i 3,oon oo
. . 4 7)10 00
.?... . i onn on
. . 2 s,sno no
. . 3 1,230 oo
. . 2 311 00
. . I 33,000 1)0
,. . I 1,200 00
SO $32,270 no 034 $486,400 on
Amount of new work authorised to dnlr.*-l>tr..7 l I 00
Amount of rrpnlr work authorised to dutr. 430,-101? 00
Tolnl nntoiuit of work authorised to October 31. 1011.$5.332.133 00
Total number of examination* nnd report*.118
Incrrnse In new work lu October 1011, ns rompnred with October, 1010,
amount* to *7S,S77s deerensr In ?Iteration und repnlr work In Oetober, 1011,
n* compared with Oetn'Hr, llllO amount* to $13,013, umklni; a net Inrrense
of all work nutbori/.cd In October, 1011, an compared with October, 1010, of
$68,008.
STSUCTS TEill
10 MM KICKS
Coach at Virginia Gives Up
Day's Practice Largely to
Linemen.
[Social to The Times-Dispatch 1
Charlottesville, Va.. October 31._
Virginia s practice to-day was in the
main given up io instructing the
linemen In breaking up drop and place
kicking, and therefore seemed to have
a direct bearing on the Georgetown
game, though there was no mention
of that contest by the coaches. Cos
tellos exhibition of drop-kicking
.?: tinst St. John's on Saturday aeema
to luive reminded Head Coach Vancey
of the Virginia-Georgetown game last
full, ami evidently a determined ef?
fort will be made tills year to get
the linemen to charge with more vim
and block Coslello's little game. It
is conceded that Virginias line is
stronger this year, and the way the
forwards charged In the Virginia
Military Institute contest wus .good to
behold. Nearly n half-dozen kicks by
the big cadet full back. Moore, were
blocked by the centre trio. Wood, Car?
ter and Jett. These three men are
very strong und exceedingly active,
being among tht ilrst to get through
the line and down the Held. They
broke through Swarthmore's strong
line, and showed equal ability against
the Lexington lads.
This afternoon Cook, the Andovei
drop-klckcr, and Veiiger, the former
[Iampden-Sldney punter, played back
of the scrub line, and were Instructed
to boot the ball bei ween the uprights
as often us they could.
Cook succeeded In landing n couple
from the tv. enty-llve-yard line, nnd
Yaeger did just about as well. Tht j
remainder were either blocked ot j
gotten on so hastily that they resulted
in failures.
Coach Yancey, who has been In Har
rlSollbnrE since Saturday, also gave
Some little attention to his offense.
Walter, the Denver lad, showed well
In the bncklleld, as did Lewis, half
back on Ho- Bcrubs. Toward the end
of the day's work. Flnluy nnd McDon?
ald sttecoeded Howltt and Wilson on <
the ends. It would not be surprising |
lo sec this experienced pair during
the Georgetown contest.
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j Mm_
*Sus'tne$?f( i^?tiortunft'i'.?
th' sub'WANT TO'SELL YOU It BK8I- |
ness, or buy a business, *??<? us. we
can market any proposition. lt. S,
uli,Yson A- CO.. I'roinotera and Sales
A gents, 38 North Ninth._
?nal (iiiu toaoo?.
LONG THE WOOD MAN. HAS MADE A
Specialty of wood about ll years, lie
has the kind that split! eftsy and
gives heat, becuusc ll Is perfectly
dry and sound. DONG'S. Madison.
10CD. _
KINDLING WOOD, . TIIOKOCGIH.Y
seasoned, $1.76 per half-cord. s. H.
COTTllELL, & SON. Phone Madison
177. __, I
$oulti?, ?lct nno Hibe jfetoch j
ifT>U S A i AS, 0 N ? I: E 61 ST E RED SH ET -
land stallion end UVo mares. Address
_d _e. silling. Statin ton. V?
FOR S A I.E. GEMMNE ENGLISH
pointer puppies, threo months old:
bred from excellent hunting (log
male. $10; female $5. T. E HL'D
GINS,,' DeWitt, Va._,
LOT OF FI FT e EN' YOIT N G S II O A T H;
wtdght about 76 pounds Apple MKS.
D. J; ANTHONY, Hurul 5, lllchmo.-ul, j
Vs.
Charles Harris, Wife and Grand?
son Picked Up in Uncon?
scious Condition.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Charlottesville, Va., October 31.?
Charles Harris, aged about tlfty years,
one of tho moat prominent farmers In
Southern Albemarle, together with his
wife and little grandson, CTTarlea
Harris, need live, ,iad narrow escapes
from Instant death this ufternoon.
when the buggy In which they were
driving waH struck by southbound local
freight train No. 63, on the Southern
Hallway.
The accident occurred at a crossing
ono mile south of Covesvllle, near
which poirn Mr. and Mrs. Harris wer?
bound, to attend the funer. I of u Mrs.
Hamnor, The home was killed out?
right and the 'buggy shattered, the
occupants being scattered along the
side of the track, where they were
plcke,! up unconscious. Accompanied
by Dr. Kmmett Houu, the trio were
removed to the station ut Covesvllle,
placed aboard tho northbound locul
passenger train which reached Char?
lottesville after -I o'clock, and taken
to the University Hospital.
Mrs. Hsrris was the worst Injured,
and her condition Is regarded as se?
rious. .She suffered a fracture of the
leg, u slight contusion of the brain,
und a sculp wound. Internal Injuries
are also feared. Mr. Harris osoaped
With several ugly scalp wounds and
bruises about the body. The grandson
suffered a rupture of the blauder,
which required an oprratlon.
Mr. Harris Is a son of the late Wil?
liam H. Harris, ono of the county's
most substantial farmers and fruit
growers. His farm Is located three
miles north of Covesvllle. He Is a
Presbyterian, and active In church af- '
fairs, frequently conducting services j
In the pastor's absence. Ills wife was |
u Miss Rogeri, of Nelson county.
FIFTY HURT IN TRAIN WRECK;
Many I'crsotm Returning From Circus
Are Injured.
Albany, tin., October 31,?Fifty peo?
ple were hurt when the regular south?
bound passenger train on the Georgia
Northern leaving here at f>:10 yester?
day afternoon was wrecked two miles
from the station. The train split at
a switch, the locomotive and two.'
coaches remaining on the main track,
while one coach was turned over and
another had Its side, ripped off by a
freight car.
The train was crowded with country
people who had been to the circus ai
Alb.tnV. Doctors from here cared for
Ihe Injured, none of whom Is Bald lo
?be In a serious condition,
WOUND PROVES FATAL.
Woman Who Attempted Suicide Dien
ut lloahnke Hospital.
fSpecial to Tho Times-Dispatch. J
Roanoke. Va.. October 31.?Mrs W.
L WoOldrldgo, forty-five years old,
Who last night attempted to end her
Ffe by shooting herself, died In a
) ospital to-day This Is the third
shields In Keurtoka . within a week.
Two of the victims have been wo
lion, both using pistols to end their
earthly existence, and the third a man,
who took laudanum. The nusbund of
Mrs Wooldrldge l.s In the ponlten
tiary hnvlnfi been sent there for three
years for cutting his wife's throat.
Mrs Wooldrldge said She win tired
; of trouble and 'vantod to die.
GALEN HALL
Atlantic City,
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With Its elegant comforts. Its tonic
and curative baths arid superior table
and service. Is an Ideal place for fall
and winter. Always open. Always
ready. Always busy.
P. I,. Yonng, i
Qoneral Manager.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE ?- Kr?
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Medicine- Dentistry-Ph armacy
19th Sessien Opens September 12th.
New building. New equipment.
Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Descriptive Catalogue va request.
iHectlnffB.
SEABOARD AHl DINE RAILWAY.
NOTICE OF AN NC AI. MEETING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers of Seaboard Air Line Hallway
will be held at the principal olllco
of the company. Eooms .S'os. 7 and 8.
Delgh Building. Sycamore Street, In
tho city of Petersburg, Va., ut 11
o'clock In the foienoon on the BTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1811, for the
purpose of electing a board of di?
re,tors and for tho transaction of
uny and all business that may como
before the meeting, Including con?
sidering and voting upon the ap- 1
proyal and ratlllcatm of all contracts,
acts and proceedings by the board
of directors and olllcers since the
annual mooting of stockholders lust
held.
The stock transfer books will bo
closed at 12 o'clock noon on October
I 28, 1911, nnd will be reopened on
November 10, 1911. i
D. C. PORTEOLTS,
Secretary. i
? MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE?
a stated communication of Joppu
/v\ Lodge, No. 10, A., F. & A. M.,
, w.il lie held at the Masonic Temple
WEDNESDAY, November I, at 2 o'clock
P. M., to attend tile funeral services
of BROTHER A. S. FURCROM.
Members of sister lodges u.i.d tran?
sient brethren arc fraternally invited
to be present.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
QEOROE C. JEFFERSON,
Secretary, i
Hichmund, Fredericksburg n'nd
Potomac Railroad Co.,
Olllce of the Secretary.
Richmond. Vn? November 1, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers oi the Richmond, Fredurlcksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will
be held at its olllce 111 the city of
Richmond, Va., on MONDAY, the aoth
day of November. Kill, at 11 o'clock
A. M. The Btoek transfer books will
li- closed at 3'o'clock P. M. Monday,
November 13, mil, and reopened at
10 o'clock A. M. Tuesday, November
21, 1911. NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
Washington Southern Hallway Co.,
Ollice o? the Secretary,
Hlehmond, Va., November 1. lull.
.NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the iinnuul meeting of the stockhold?
ers of the Washington Southern Rall
way Company will be held at its ol?
lice m the city of Hlehmond, Va., on
MONDAY, the Uoth day of November.
1911. at 12 o'clock noon. The stock
transfer hooks will be closed ut It
o'clock P, M, Monday, November J.'!,
1911, and reponod at 10 o'clock A. M.
Tuesday, November 21, 1911.
_NORMAN CADD. Secretary.
Potomac Railroad Company,
Olllco of the Secretary.
Hlehmond. Va., November 1 i?'l.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stokhold
ers of the Potomac Rnilro.id Company
will bo held ut Its otflce In the eii"v
or Hlehmond. Vo., on MONDAY, the
20th day of November, mil, at 12:30
P, M. The slock transfer books will
be closed at r. o'clock P, M. Monday,
November 13, 1911, and reopened .it
10 o'clock A. M. Tue*i3ny, November
-1. 1911- NORMAN CALL.
_Secretary,
Virginia Hallway and Powe: Company,
6US-?31' East Main Street.
Richmond. October 28 1911
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock?
holders of the Virginia Railway ami
Power Company will be held at Hie
general ofllco of the company, in the
city of Hlehmond, Va., on WEDNES?
DAY. November li. 1911, at HI o'clock
M.
Tho transfer boojt? will he closed
on Monday, Noveml-er ?'., 1911. at 3
o'clock P. M.. and will he reopened
on Thursday. November It!, 1911, at
10 o'clock A. M.
GUY PHILLIPS.
Secretary.
Hlehmond Docdmotlvo Works,
Richmond; Va.. October 15. 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the Stockhold?
ers of the Richmond Locomotlvo
Works will bo held at the olllce of
the comppny, In the city of Hleh?
mond. county of llenrlco, Va,, on
WEDNESDAY, THE STII DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1911. at 11 hid o'djck
In the forenoon, for the purpose 62
electing directors nnd olllcers. for
the approval of the acts of the direc?
tors since the last annual meeting:,
and for the transaction of such other
business us may properly come be?
fore tho meeting.
C. B. DENNY.
Secretary.
fortist.
Table d'Hote Dinner? Saturday
nod Sunday evenings, o to 0 o'clock,
(11.00 rorh.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel In tho :
South. European plan Rooms singlo
arid en suite, with and without baths. ?
iSpnelous sample rooms
Rate, Jl.?O per day and upward. i
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND C?AY sjTREBTS,
! Open dally from 10 A. M, to I P. mc
i A 6 Ti' tI o r if-r K*T?? '""-u-a
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CAY STREETS*
_PEN 8 A. Ii. TO b P. M.
J'faancfoL.
Money
to Loan
flS.OOO to loan ta rams to suit os
Improved property.
Pollard & Bagby
"WE NEED
$15,000 to loan on first-clssg real os
tato mortgages. In amounts from
$1,500 to Jfi.'"'0 See us promptlv.
CRENSHAW & HICKS.
Sixth antl Main Streets.
_Jhict(on &a]t?,JQHbi* ^w^.
By'Richesori & CrutcMUdd'P'
Real K3tato Agents and Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OP
NOS. 406 AND 408 GRAHAM ST REETj
tN REAR OF NO. 900 WEST MAR
SHADE STREET.
At tho request of the owner, who li
determined to sell, wo will oftor fot
sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1.
at 4:00 o'cloelc P. M.,
this very desirable hrlck property, con
t.-tlnlng six rooms each, with hot and
cold water and bath. These houses
are now rented to good tenants ut
$16.00 a mouth each (In flats), ana
will pay well on tho price expected.
TERMS: Only a very small cast
payment; balance on time, to be an
nounccd at sale.
auxtionj&flle'?' ^J^^J^^**
Wm. B. Plzzlnl Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
723 E. Main Stree.t.
AUCTION SALE
OF
A DESIRABLE LOT.
606 WEST
BROAD ST.
At the request of the owners, w.
will offer for sale at public auction
on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1911,
at 4 o'clock P. M.,
the above lot.
This property, which Is situated Ju*
opposite Elba Station, on the nortl
line of Broad Street, between Sinitl
and Munford Streets. Is ono of tin
most destrablo vacant properties oi
Broad Street, and will prove a profit
! able speculation or Investment, as It
I will steadily advance In value.
I TERMS: Announced at salo.
By John T. Goddln & Co.,
Real Estate and Loans.
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
AUCTION SALE
OF
INICE SUBURBAN HOME, NO. 910 GAR
LAND AVE., BROOK LAND PARK
BETWEEN BARTON HEIGHTS ANI.
GINTER PARK.
At the request of tho ownor we wil.
sell, at public auctlo. , on tho prem?
ises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1911.
AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P. M..
the above described property. Tin
dwelling Is un attractive two-stor:
! frame house, containing eight rooms
porcelain bath, hot and cold water
with sewer connections und clcctrh
lights. The lot fron*s 58 feet ant
runs buck 186 feet.
This property being only two Square.?
from the Mrst Street car line und fif?
teen minutes from First and Broad
'? Streets, In one of the prettiest parts of
our suburbs. Will make any one at
; ideal home.
TERMS: Liberal and announced al
J sale. JOHN T. GODDIN & CO.,
Auctloneors.
By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS' AUCTION SALE
OF
THREE TRACTS OF LAND IN THE
PLAN OF WOUDVILLE. A SHORT
DISTANCE NORTHEAST OF THE
CITY LIMITS.
Acting under and pursuant to tin
terms of a decroe of the Circuit Couri
of Hulirlco, entered July 18, 1911, ,i
the suit styled Otis M. Alfrlend, win
sues, etc., vs. Waller E. Brauer, tin
undersigned special commissioners wll'
offer for sale, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1911.
at 4 o'clock P. M.|
First. That tract of land in Wood
vllle, fronting on Cabell Street, and
containing 26 5-100 ncres, more or less
being lots 7 and 8 In tho plan of Wood
vllle.
Second. That tract of land In Wood?
vllle, fronting on Holly Street, and
containing 20 37-100 acres, more or
less being lots 9 and 10 In the plan ol
Woodvllle,
Third. That tract of land in Wood?
vllle, containing 13 Si-100 acres, knows
as No. 6 In plan of Woodvllle.
This property Is about threo-quarteri
of n mile from the city limits, and It
situate between the Mechnnlcsvllls
Turnpike and Crclghton Road. It It
In a neighborhood where small lotl
are In demand, and could ho subdivided
by the purchaser and sold to advan
! tage.
TERMS: One-third of the purchas?
money In cash, and the residue In
three equal instalments at six, twelv?
and eighteen months from date of sal?j
the purchaser or purchasers to glv?
their negotiable notes for the deferred
payments, with Interest at the rate ol
6 per cent, per annum from date ol
sali added, and the title to tho prop?
erty to be retained by tho court a.i
Security for said note* until paid anil
n conveyance ordered by the court;
or nil cash, at the option of the pur?
chaser or purchasers,
GEORGE c FiT^m-ntr.
FRANK' T SUTTONj JR.,
Special Commissioners.
The bond required of the special
commissioners under the nbove men
tinned decree haR been given
E R. PHILLIPS,
__Deputy Clerk
By N. W. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TWO ATTRACTIVE LOTS.
At the request of tho owner, we wlk
offer for sale, nt public auction, do
tho premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1?1L
nt 4:30 P. M.. those two attractive lot;
on the south side of the Nations.*
Cemetery Road, fronting together VS
feet 5 inche.t. snd running back *bout
ISO feet to the property of the South
err. Railway Company.
These lota are near the new ?freut?
line, and will make good building lots
A bsreralr. rrsy be exnecttfd
~~~' ""^ FOR RENTVTT
No. 102 E. Franklin St.
A most desirable home In an excel?
lent location
BEAM & FUNSTKN,
?Iii East Main Street.

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