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Greater Illchruond'a Greater Newspaper
*. i( i: v ri:s r WAST AM) REAL EH.
T?TE .11 EDM, M IN VIRGINIA. AMD
ONE OF TUE UEST LN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
In ?Hebt June 11, 1'Jll.
Dally, oue eeut per ?*>rd when paid
In ad\auee. .No Ad. taken lor lenit tliun
ten Centn.
Oue and one-halt eeutn * word all
ClnMsiOeuiiou? except Situation Wuntcil
for mi lulu j. .mi um um Wanted, oue eeut
n word. No Ad. >mui2> lukeu lor lern?
thuu lirteeu ceutH.
Ao Ad?, mi,, i, ior ie?a tanrt tweuty
nve Centn nlitu iihoucd lu or cbsrsed
ut the eouuter.
l'houe linier? not guaranteed,
CIkhmUUuiIou uot ituaruutecd otter
?:30 I?. M.
i'Or b??faeaa contracts, nend to- the
Want au. "iiu, phone Monroe t
JCOyl tlllU jfUilUO
i?fSTT ?Ot.U "chain."' detween
Benwarucnild'e Jowelry Store, First
street, on aluin hired to lo-. Woet
Main Street.' iteward it lert ui lu?>
W ent .Uuin .Street._
Lost, white pointer dog, Black
head. Reward u return...i to juii.s
UUL.Uk. 213 Weal orUCC Street.
IJtljJ lAAtltlUO, iivdlC
av 'a.n 'i itiuhu ?iiua Zo Li-.arn
the juluinuund UUaiuvaa. pumiioiis
neu leu UUlhpulUUl ^luiiualvi. xtlv.ll*
ilO.mj ALilc.' .-jCtlOOJ-.. -.".1 tiruaaia
btru?b _
men of IDEAS AND in VENT1VE
ability, write QucELl? ? c jicl.>
'iniji. Patent Attorneys, v? iisiuiiutuu,
D. C, tur tueir list ot IllVeUliOnS ]
wantcu unu prizes olfored by k-.iuhii; :
manu-ueturors,
fc.ouu government jovTh open.
Write lo: tree list. eu.v.M\Ll.n in-]
STITUTE, Dopt. 37?-d, Kouacster,
_n.i;._ _;_!
?5'oti Ahe wanted" fob govern- !
meht jdj; ?5'j mouth; a-'iid j,usiu. for
list ?l position* open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 3.?-l, Rochester,
n. V._?_
?Sv?iNlED, men TO LEARN BAUBEli
traoe; only low woeka required;
"?vag.jj alter mat moniii. Steady pu
aition guaranteed. S\ rltu tor cata?
logue. uiOLEli'S BARBER COLLEGE,
.Hi Uouery, -V;w Vor? ijuy._
Kv anted. 'a Kl U6T - (."DA Ks* < :o M p e -
tout bookkeeper; one with thorough
knowledge ot uouole cntiy bo?kkeep
Iuk, must bo ?ober and.of good char?
acter; prefer references from last
employer. Addroaa K 762, earn
Timea-Dispatich.
IlVANTB57S?31B GOOD men to DEM
onstratt and nell tue Little Wonder
Gas Maker. We can give you the ;
liest money-making proposition that
Is posdule to gut. Come in and talk
it over. jennings & CO., 510 East
Main Street._|
SV ante D, at ONCE. HUSTLING
young man. good opportunity lor'
nuBtier. Apply 237 fcouth Linden
Street._
?TeXt~-CCTTER WANTED at 730 W.
Uroad._
[WANTED, TWO jou press feed-1
ers. male or female. HEHN don ?:
LESTER, lo S. fourteenth Street._\
wanted, for u. s. arm k. ;a ulb
bodled, unmarried men, bellten ages
of is and 86; citizens of United States,
of g'jod character and temperate nab
Its, who can speak, read and write
the English language. Eor informa?
tion. a;c>iy to Recruiting Officer, i.'u
East Broad Street, Richmond. Vu._
V'ANl'EU, A r^RsT-CEASS-MAN (COL
oreoj, pantry cook; mubt be good on
I'OllC, bread and pantry. None but
ft rat-class need apply. THE new
ALTAMONT hotel. Mlucneld, W.
Vc._
filiations CClanuD, ?$ale
DiWG*CLI:RKTK?CiV YBAJIii' i:X1'E
nonce, wishes position by the hrat
uf the S'LMf; best of references. H
C67, care Tlmes-Dlspatch._
j WANT TO FARM ON SHARES OR
ior wages, three hands, anywhere in
ten miles of Richmond. JAMES M.
.VATK1N8, 1307 Jumes Streut, Mad
dox Will._
COACHMAN (WHITE) EXPERIENC
rd. desires posil'on with good fam?
ily; good retereiices. Apply G 610,
eure Tlmes-Dlspatch._
CHAUFFEUR (WHITE) WANTS PO
sltlon; understands, car thoroughly;
two years' garage experience. H 0i3,
care Tlmos-Dlspatch.
Vv?NTED, BY YOUNG MARRIED-MAN
of experience, position us salesman
or collector. Cun furnish Al ref-.-r
?nce. F 277, care Tlmes-Dlsp-?rvn.
y:ANTED. POSITION BY EXPERIENC
ed bookkeeper and general olllce
man. Can furnish references. L 807,
caro TlmeH-Dlspntch.
[WANTED, A J? B RUNNING SAW-"
mill by tho day or thousand: good
references. E. PARKER. Gressit,
King and Queen county. Va.
?^WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED
man, clerical work, preferably whole?
sale house; good references. G G30,
ears Tlmes-Di3patch._
WANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN WHO
desires to change bis business, po?
sition In gents' furnishing store, t.mt
he may learn the business. Best rof
erences. K 751, care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
ijclp OUantcb, jfemaft
Nv^1?TEr-\ oiful f?r':"che85k in
kitchen, first-class hotel. Address
STEWARD. Stumpf Hotel._
[WANTED, TWO YOUNO WOMEN FOR
bookkeeping. Apply In own hand?
writing, stating experience and sal
ary expected. 201 n. Fifth Street.
NV ANTED. EJCPE R1ENCEO] RELIA
ble nurso for little girl, five years
old. Apply MRS. NELSON. Sixth
Floor. Grcsham Court._
"WANTED. A rTTlLVBLE SERVANT.
Apply 2122 Hanover Avenue.
WANTED. UY MANU KAOTUH1NG CON
cern, lady stenographer who can as?
sist on books; willing to try u be?
ginner In stenography. Apply 10C
Shockoo Slip._
WANTED. A YOUNG WHITE NURSE
for the Foundling Hospital. Applv
at tho HOSPITAL, Thirty-second und
Clay._
tsituattonft QQlantefi, jfrntq l c~
YCdJNG~LTD^TSE?irtfy^
ns cashier or light ollico work, with
a retail Arm. References; exporlenc
ed. J 72 0j_ care T im es- Di s p a t c 11;
iT?DY WANTS ENVELOPES to AD
dress or writing to do at home. Sat?
isfaction guaranteed. J 701, car;
tI nies-Dis patch._
A STENOGRAPHER wIth FIVE
years' expert. ..co In medical dicta?
tion desires position in doctor's of?
fice from 3 to 6 In afternoon. Terms
moderate .1 721. euro Tlmcs-Dls
pntch._
A LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
- stenographer; good references fur?
nished. Address Uox 543, Wnrrcnton,
N. C._
STENOGRAPHER ok EXPERIENCE
desires O position at once in nn olllce
where there is plenty of.work and
where punctuality and steady busi?
ness qualities ar-i appreciated. J 716,;
care Times-Dispatch._!
. THE NURSES' BUREAU : SUPPLIES
undergraduates und caretakers. Call
Madison 88S-L._
ijclp,"St?ale nh? ^em?it
CrNV^SFiRsT lT^MONSTRAT^ORs',
men and women: salary and commis?
sion. Call 7 to 8 A. M.j 6 to 8 P. M ,
S North Sixth, G. RKRGER._.
C=1?fei?liritov? ?n? j&alFtfmrn
?WAT^^TE^r-^N^EXPERTENCEYr FURNp
turo salesman. Liberal coinnilsnlomi
paid. Kindly give reference and ex?
perience. Address OXFORD FURNI?
TURE COMPANY, Oxford, n. C I
artcnttf CLlanttD
SkTAIVT'^TI fiT~r?E \V YKAR BY Be?
coming our roprosontatlvo In your
city urul vicinity. Hy making two
Males you will not in commissions
?24: four sales per week, $US. etc
Write tho.B. B. C. CO.. 217 Wuahlng
ton Street. Blngluimton. N. Y._
and tlio public that wo have removed
to 311 West Broad Street, and will
carry a more complete stock of
paints, oils, glass. otc, titan over.
cu.SB Y'.S PAIN t co IPO It at ION.
WANTED, ? .TUB PUBLIC TO KNOW
thai jah.'ki; tiP.o.s., Jewelers, ?12
East Muln Street, buy. sell, exchange
and remount diuniundH in tbe latest
Styles. Old gold und silver always
taKj ii In exchungc._
JOHN m! NOLTING, HARDWARE,
nursery fenders, brass and black lire
gOOels, superior cutlery, grape scis?
sors, asii and garbage Cans, door I
mats, step-ladders, poultry shears. !
_house .f urnlshngs._ i
blEcthTc oaUA<ji:. vink-and" m?in
Streets.?Wo have opened an up-to- j
datu and well-equipped electric gar?
age for the care of electric vehicles
und utorage buttJiics.
RAUCH * LANG ELECTRICS, IVA?
verley electrics. I'honc for a dem- '
onsirullon, and let Mr. Smith talk
with yuu. W. C. SMITH &. CO.. Vine
and Main. 314 N. I Ith Street.
jJuiMU?li WpriULtltilUtl'0
~^r~ bales'!! En,"' "
BANK BKS,
BROKERS,
DESIRED TO co-OPERATE IN TUE
organization of a lllgh-clasi business I
proposition. Charter and larg-: !
amount capital already secured. Has
International tcopo and already as?
sured succussf ul operation that prom?
ises exceptional profits. Board of
directors contlsts ol bankers In five ?
Soutncrn Stales, treasurers of two
largest rullroads and olncrs. In?
dorsements unlimited. Personnel of
stockholders commands additional
capital. Tills prupualllon oilers un?
limited opportunities, to hign-clasa
salesmen, bankers and brokers re
gardlsss of location. Salesmen, must
furnish reference and complete la- '
formation regarding former employ?
ment, etc. Territory will be assigned
and protected. Address PRESIDENT,
_P. O. Box No. SS7. Norfolk, Va. _
HOMES AND FARMS OF ALL ?K
scrlptlons bought on our plans en?
ables the borrower to pay for i?ame
on small monthly or yearly pay
m-nts. We only charge D per cent,
interest on unpaid balances. You .
can pay In full at any lime, thereby
stopping further interest. Soven]
yegra of success demonstrates our
plan has no equal. Send for booklet
telling how. oeo. s. RICHARDSON,
40d American National Bank B.dg.,
Richmond, Va. j
LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, ETC., at LEGAL
RATE OP INTEREST. PAWNBROK-I
erb' TICKETS redeemed. BU8I- |
ness CONFIDENTIAL. EQUITABLE
LOAN SOCIETY. EIGHTH and
BROAD STREETS, BP. Y AN_ Bl.Utj.
WANTED. TO PURCHASE INTEREST
? some established real estate tlrm.
Give particulars. All correspondence
confidential: ETHAN L. cape, car*
TImcs-Dlspatch._ _
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS AND
Jewelry at lowest rat-s or Interest.
No charges for 3torage. N. F. ja
COBS & SON. 21 ? n. Ninth Street.
idoultrg, prtfTanD JLitur'&tocBf j
rTiTb BLOorT'' r/Aciiso?NLis for i
sale. 6lx months old, be.it track dogs
on earth. $10.00 each. T. O. POOL.
VtrKlltna. V?._I
bred in VIRGINIA. LAY EVERY
Where, Scott's O. 1C strain Barred
Rocks; four ptilletB and cockerel.
$7.:.u PARKIN scott. Ashland. Va.
co buff or"pington ih'lle'fs and
cockerels for sole very cheap to
quick buyers, l'none Madison 901.
15Ual estate Jror, fealc
f?pT^^X?ftl.rN?E?LN'^the'^TrEST
port of growing Washington?haiid
i some apartment lmu.-e with every
modern convenience, renting for |7,
000 per annum. Will exchange for
good farm. For this and other cholco
pi*j|>ertles for sale and exchunge, ad?
dress EXCHANGE dept.i SHANNON
& LUCHS. 713 Fourteenth Street,
Washington. L>. C.
j?t?nsfl t?te jfoc Urnt
WANTEN TiC'NANT~"Fi.ih" M0ST"*DE
elruble wholesale "neiuse, near Four?
teenth and Cary Streets. Rent very
attractive. Sidetrack on corner. ?.
o. SULLIVAN. Madison 203._
NOTICE.?A GOOD TOBACCO FARM
for rent or for sale. For further par?
ticulars apply J. D. PATTERSON,
Tower 11 ill. Appomattox county, Va.
SIX-room HOUSE: UP7TO-date.
I Barton Heights. Phone Madison
4992-J._
I Kcal estate MMantcti
1 HXvirnnr?^^wb'?Lb^L7K^E
vest in ?Vid rental property. Want
to buy from owner. Address J. ii.,
Post-Olllco Box 211. City._
WANTED. SIX-ROOM FURNISHED
1 house in West End. J. A. CONNELLY
I CO.
SOiUDinff
WHEN^TOU CDM^^TTJ^RICiTm^ND
stop where you can get a nice, cleun,
comfortable bed for 00 cents; Ice wa?
ter, bath and phono free." 1002 East
Clay._
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
permanent. transient nnd table
boarders can be secured with MRS.
HORACE WELFORD JONES, at 200
E. Franklin Street. Gentlemen a spe?
cialty. _
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
good board, f.os X. Fifth Street.
large! hTnds?m E, F?RNISHED
front room, second floor; electric
lights, bath, phone, heated; with
hoard. 3 East Franklin Street.
! ROOMS, first-class IN ALL THEIR
appointments, suitable for man, wifo
and one or two small children or cou?
ple, with board. Best section Barton
Heights; private fumlly. J 60S, care
! Times-Dispatch._
ROOMS. WITH BOARD. MRS. SMITH.
I 301 East Grace Street._
COMFORTABLY HEATED ROOMS;
I good board; modern conveniences.
_410 West_Grace Street._
BRIGHT, WARM ROOMS. WITH
board, ut 111 North Fifth Street, cor?
ner Fifth and Franklin._
i Uuoiiio j'-Di Unit
two com p'iTeteXy'^ furnish ED
light housekeeping rooms; all con?
veniences. 019 North Eighth Street.
ROOMS FOR* RENT FURnTsiIkTJ.
1 tin 1 1-; West Main Street.
sh~T5?~st?cIT?TT?vkli~fT: RNISHED
j rooms; large; small; gentlemen pre
I ferred._
LARGE, BRIGHT,: ? FRONT ROOMS;
good size single rooms, with grate.
I I Xbrth Sixth._
811 EAST < 'LA Y.?WELL FURNISHED
rooms; large, small; gentlemen pre?
ferred. _
N f C* E l Y FURNISHED ROOM. THE
Wellington. 914 e. Clay. i'honc Mad
Ison 220U-.T._
TWO IIALL rooms; ONE 11.50; QEx".
tie-men; bath. 107 North Third.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT,
fourth floor Virginia Ralldlng; eloe
trlc lights, steam heat, elevator, bath.
Coll or phone Madison 5930._.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
or without hoard. 718 East Marshall.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, "light,
sunny rooms, southern exposure;
phone, baths free. THE ROANOKE,
114 North Eighth Street._
BRIGHT, HEATED ROOMS; COMRINA
1 tlon lights; bath. 123 South Fifth.
DA.LY PUZZLES
What kind of tree?
axsuku to yesterday's puzzle.
Hosiery.
J,;oc fe>ale
tilu business In Sussex county, forty
live miles of Richmond; eigiit nines
of the Atlantic Coast Line; six miles
of tin, Southern itallwuy; an estab?
lished stand of twenty-ltvo years;
fifteen to twenty thousand dollars' I
trade; hooka open to inspection to
any one that miniii business; four
to live thousand dollar stock, which
can be reducea to suit buyer If tney ,
* winn; uriim will be mude very' oasy. I
_Address 11 664, care Tirnes-Diapalch. '
I" it O ST PR oof CABBAGE PlXnTS
delivered In Virginia and North Car- ,
oliiia, 51.40 per tnuusund; suru head
ors: bunched in lots of 5o plains.
ENTERPRISE l'LA.NT CO., Memsens.
_a. c._
FINE CARRIAGES. BUSINESS BUG
Kies, all kmdB of v uujun?, currlagve
und wagon repairs, automobile re?
pairs, automobile painting. Goal!
work. Reasonable prices. W. G
SMITH & CO., 311 N. Fifth Street.
wagons "To suit rot;, -t cub er
tires put on promptly, at RICHARD
SON BROS'., tilt Bi-ook Avenue.
TWO SECOND-HAND RUNABOUTS,
one top bu?gy and several wagons,
ull In good repair and paUued. Tnese
are bargains. A. MEVEP'S SONS. 731
Earil Cary Street._J
SECOND*-HANDmTvCH INERY BOUGHT,
sold and exchanged. I. BLUFORD &.
CO.; 153S-12 East Cary Street._
WAN TED. to SELL~OLD BE ILDING
material In nine-room brick house.
C03 West Main Street; purchaser to
remove samo from lot at once. Ap?
ply to W. FREU RICHARDSON, 601
We? t M a in._
FOR SALE, EVERYTHING THAT'S
new and stylish In bungles, surreys
and wagons. A great collection at
low prices und easy lurmi. A. MEY?
ER'S SONS, 731 East dry Street.
SM ITH Fl ELD SAUsAGE. THE SAU
s.uge with the davor, at your grocer's.
AFTER-CHRISTMAS REDUCTION IN
! LADIES' TAILORED SUITS. H.
SCHOSTOCK, ARTISTIC LADIES'
TAILOR, 307 N. FIFTH STREET.
UNTIL JANUARY 15TH I WILL
i TAKE ORDERS FOR SUITS FOR
I $30, $32.60 AND 535. THESE WILL
BE MADE OF CHOICE MATERIALS.
WITH BEST LININGS AND FUR?
NISHINGS.
SPECIAL PRICES IN LADIES'
TAILORED SUITS. I. CUTLER, 213
NORTH THIRD STREET. DURING
THE MONTH OF JANUARY I WILL
GIVE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON
ALL ORDERS; FIRST-CLASS MATE?
RIALS AND WORKMANSHIP GUAR?
ANTEED. 'PHONE MONROE 3276
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOI D
j m HUGH ES S, 2up North Third
?lantcu
1 W?^Ti^^dt^Ti^BUy FOR C a1?h7h?"? SI.'
hold goods in any quantity, Phono
; Majison 8851i_
j WANTED, 250 OPERA CHAIRS FOR
I moving picture theatre. Must bo in
{food shape and cheap for spot cash,
j Address H C5S, core Times-DiBpatch.
? BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY GIRL
baby, about one end a half years
old. will be given for adoption to
! responsible couple. Apply to H 600,
I cur.- Tlmes-Dlspatch._
wantIsd",-burroughs adding ma
chlne; must bu in good condition.
Kindly slate lowest price and full
particulars. H 657, caro Tlmes-Dis
patch._
; MAXWELL TOURING CAR, FIVE-PAS
senger. with top and lamps, $100, to
a quick buyer. PIS w. Broad Street.
WASHING DONE NEATLY AND
promptly returned. Address 2005
Newburn Street.
SoacD Cilantc?
&1SntXe1?l\n"'wa^ts~t^o
ner weekdays, near Seventh and
Main, cither In absolute first-class
boarding houso or with refined pri?
vate family. State rate. Address h
CC3. care Times-Dispatch.
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH ?
bright, cheerful, steam or hot water
heated room, with nice meals, tnld
dny dinner preferred; a nice home
will be appreciated. References. Ad?
dress C 145, care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
BOARD FOR YOUNG COUPLE IN
private family; West End. d 171,
care Tlmes-Dlspntch.
Coal anb chdod
IF^^HAd"TCll"tI 1^iT^ESTIlRDNfAlS
of good housekeepers and the fow
men of good judgment that express
themselves umoui LONG'S wood it
would be Interesting and worth oven
more than 10 cents. If you will or?
der this week or next I will send
dry oak an;l pine and tho best ouk
and ,.lne slabs ever sold and coul that
burns. LONG'S, 1606 Went Broad.
aeicrrllanruii?
S110E"'RE"lTAIRI?>K3r
76c. HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES, 60e.
ladles; every pair sewer; best leath?
er; no nails, no pogs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 25c: Tred-Air rubber houls,
40c; leather neel? rebuilt like ne.v,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 E. Muin. Phone Mon?
roe 2067._
WATCH REPAIRING.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WM. TOBIEN. JR.. is u guar?
antee that it * done properly; 20
years' experience. Cleaning;, $1; main
spring?, 31. 40S EaBt D.-oad Street,
~~~~ BAKERY. .-?
CREAM PUFFS. 25C. DOZEN; THEY
aro DRINKARD'S mr.ke; nuf aald.
Sixth and Clay Streets.
FOR SALE, ONE EXTRA QOOD SAD
dle horse and one good driving horse.
C- C MILLNER._
FREE STREET CAR RIDES,
FREE RIDES ON STREET CARS OF
Richmond and Petersburg. Mr. H. B.
Rcl.1, representing the CO.vrMERCIAL
GUARANTEE CO,, Bankers, will give
. streot car tickets to everybody
ngroolng to savo rogularly, under our
plan, $1 or more. Particulars: H. B.
Rold, 23 North Ninth Street; R. O.
Strachen. 116 High Streot, Peters?
burg; Va,
News of South Richmond
Tbc BoutU Richmond Bureau,
The Tlmos-Dlspntoh.
1(C0 Hull Htrcot.
Telephone Madison 17i.
Tho second mooting of tho gwanaboro
Civic Improvement League was huld last i
night at C'orsley's Hall. Swansboro. with J. ?
C. Blake presiding. By-laws, providing for |
standing committees on schools, streets, |
lights and sowers, Wero presented and I
adopted.
After disposing of routine matters the I
meeting wes mode an open one tor a gen- j
era! discussion on civic affatru In general.
Several motions were mod- and carried. |
The president or the league was directed i
to K6k I>r. M. I*. H?cker, representing the
Pontli Richmond district on ti,e Health
Board, to be present at the next mooting.
W. K. Bryce iv;es appointed as a commutes
of one to ask the representatives In the
Legislature to keep the leasus posted on all
bills touching on suburban Ufa and citizens
presented at the coming session.
A committee of ten. of which J. C. Ulakc
La chairman, has undertake n tho task of I
seeing nil voters in the district anil enroll?
ing tlir.m In the league Tbe membership Is
now nearlng the 10) mark, nnd an effort will
ba made to double this before spring,
Criminal Courts,
On a double charge of being drunk and
disorderly nnd of carrying concealed weap
. ons An'ly Ware, twctiny-four years old, a
' North Carolinian, was fined 12C on the first
and t>0 on tho second charge by Justice II.
A. Maurice yesterday In Police Court. Part
i Ware. It was alleged, entered the house,
3151-t Hull Street, and pulling out a gun
threatened the life of a member of the oc?
cupants' fnmlly.
John Uarabae, arrested on complaint of
Percy Price, who charged lilm with beating
a boarel bill, was dismissed.
j Willie Brown, the young negro, who was
captured by Captain Wright and Officer
Wuytniick several weeks ago after a chase
of rtve miles along the river, waj sentenced
to three years In the penitentiary by Judgo
Witt, in Hustings Court. Part L Brown
wiis charged with breaking Into a window
of WatUlns-Cattrell Cumpany and stealing |
; six revolvers.
Turned Over to tonntr.
Willie Williams, colored, who woe held by
1 the South Richmond police on a charge of
attempting to criminally assault eleven
[ year-old Sadie Foulkes, of Chanter, was or
Automobiles tor &>alc
FCdTISAI^r^^II^^ El C^f.\X~
well runabout; used as demonstrator;
equipment complete. Apply MANAS
SAS MOTOR CAR CO.. Manassas. Va.
9?Kttng0
Q^~TSas?ntc~~n?t^ \
vX communication of Joppa Loditu,
? ' V> No. 40. a.. F. &. A. m., will be held
I at tho Masonic Temple thursday;
|-Un lust., ul 7 o'clock 1?. M.
Members of plster lodges and tran-l
Stent brethren are fraternally Invited to
be present.
By order of fho Worshipful Master.
GEORGE C. jefferson,
Secretary.
ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS
are cordially Invited to attend i
a slated convocation of Rich?
mond Royal Arch Chapter. No.
' 3, at the Masons' Hall, on Franklin
Street. THIS (Thursday) evening at
7 o'clock. Come; prepared to work.
By order of the M. E. II. P.
GEO. F. keesbe,
_Secretary,
Richmond, Vou, January 4, 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF T HQ
ste>ckholdore of the Christo Manufac?
turing Compnny, of Richmond, Vn?
for the election of directors and for
such other business ns may properly
come before said meeting, will be
held ot the oflicc of the companv at
. 130 Virginia Street, 4 P. M. monday,
January 15, Business of much im?
portance will come before this meet?
ing and every stockholder Is urged to
be present.
(Signed) H. B. CHRISTIAN,
_Pres! dent.
National Stato ar d City Bank,
Richmond, Va.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING
of the stockholders of th'a bank will
bo held TUESDAY, January S, 19:".
at 12 o'clock noon, In the bank build
lng, 110S E. Main St., nt which meet?
ing there may bo considered and
ndopted changes or amenrlments of
the articles i>t association.
JULIEN II. HILL. Cathlor.
Virginia State Insurance Company,
Richmond, Yn., December 29. 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholers of this company will
be held at the office of the cumpany.
In the city of Richmond, Va., on
THURSDAY, Januury 25. 1912. at 12
o'clock noon.
WILLIAM r. MILLER.
_Treasurer.
Bunk of Commerce antl Trusts.
Richmond. Va., December 28; 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL meeting
of the stockholders of this bank will
be held ul us banking rooms, No.
901 East Main Street, on TUESDAY,
January 9, 1912. at 11 A. M.
RO. M. KENT. JR.,
_CaBhier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders ot the VirglniA Stute
Fair Association, Inc., will be held
JANUARY h, 1912, at 8 P. M., in the
Assembly Room, Murphy's Hotel.
Richmond, Va. W. DOUGLAS GOR?
DON. Secretary. _
Richmond, Va., December 16, 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the Union
Bank of Richmond. Va,, will be hold
on THURSDAY. January 11th, 11)12,
at 12 o'clock noon, at their banking
house, 1107 East'Main Street.
george w. call,
_Cashier.
National Bank or Virginia,
Richmond, Va., December b, 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of tho National
Bank of Virginia will bo held TUES?
DAY, January 9, 1912, at 12 o'clock
noon, at ti.eir banking house, corner
Ninth and Main Streets, Richmond.
! Va. W. M. ADDISON,
Cashier.
Richmond, Va., December a. 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Planters' Na
tionul Bunk, of Richmond, Va., will
lie held at 12 o'clock M. on TUES?
DAY, Januury 9, 1912, In the bank
building. RICHARD H. SMITH.
_C a able r.
i THE ANNUAL MEETING of THE
stockholders of tho First National
Rank of Richmond, Va., for the elec?
tion of directors and for such other
business as may properly conic buu.o
solj meeting, will be held in ihe di?
rectors' room of said bank. No. Hot
East Main Streut, Richmond, Va., 12
o'clock noon, TUESDAY, January 9th,
1912. john M. MILLER. JR.,
Cashier.
Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond, Va.. December 27, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders ef this company will ba
held al the cilice of tho company
in the city of Richmond. Va., ou
TUESDAY, Junuary 10, 1912, at 12
o'clock noon. L. D. A VLETT,
_'_ .Secretary.
Merchants' National Bank,
1101 Eust Muln Street,
Richmond, Va., December 2S, 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of tho Ktockholde.ru of the. Merchants'
National Bank t,< Richmond will bo
held at their banking ollico on TUES?
DAY, tho 9th day of Junuary, 1912,
at 12 o'clock noon.
TllOS. B. McADAMS,
Cashier.
SRAIIOA'bd' AMI tWB 'RAILWAY
Five Per Cent. Adjustment .Mortgage
Gold Bonds.
Tho soml-ann'ual Inata-lmcnts of In?
terest on this company's adjustment
bonds, amounting to 2V4% $25.00. repre?
sented by Coupons Nos. 7 and 8. for
$12.50 each, will be 'paid on ond after
February 1, 1912, at the ofllco of Messrs.
Blair & Co., No. 74 Broad Street. Now
York.
SeHbonrd Air Line Railway,
Bv D. C. PORTEOUS. Secretary.
New York, Docombor 28. 1011.
'.;;.V ;v.?.\ ?? ? ? t :.;..-'?. r. ?
dcrcd turned ?ver to the county authorities 1
yesterday by Justice Maurice.
William*, who wan represented by Attor
Bey Churles F. Morris. vehemently denied |
Iho charge and strotmly objected to being |
taken to Chester for Identification. Mr. |
Morris nrgued this ?hnia of the case bofore
Magistrate L W. Cheathmn. of ?Jak Qrove.
and O. C. Robinson. .,( Chester. After look- ,
In? Into the matter they had ibe nogro sent
lo the Richmond City Jail. If tho child In
well enough ?In, will be brought to the city ,
to-day to ace If *ht> can Idontlfy the prU- |
oner.
City Driver lladl* Injured.
George Knight, a city employe, living at|
lio East Thirteenth Street; was severely In- |
jured yesterday afternoon at i u'eioek near .
the corner of Cowardln Avenuo and Hull.
Street ay tailing beneath toe wheel* of a!
.oumd wagon driven by himself.
Knight, who was driving a double team,
?lenuud "? thu wugmi tongue to tlx the <
reins, rhe hursts, becoming Irlghlenedj
aWurvcd to the aidu und Knight feil to the
ground In a silling posture. The front
axlo caught him about the neck sad douu.uu
ami, face duwuwurd, to the ground. Before
he cuuid move to safety the rear wheels
pusivu over his s>dv. Be wus carried to
nib home ami Uiu 011} abulanec summoned.
On thu arrival of the suiguou the man wuj j
lound to have sustained a traciuro of tho |
SKi.ll. several large gasocg around thu head
und one car wan uiiiiual severed, lie re?
fused to allow himself to b? tuaeu to the
hospital.
Churgu of M?nk runs Threats.
Johu i'.coiuicu, thirty-seven years
ola. giving 1,1s home as lau West Indies,
Ml as ui rested last lug nl uu a warrant euerg
ins mm with threatening to kin Jonu ?
I'liomas. lie wus oiler balled for appear- I
auee la Police Court. Part 'Z, this ihoiaiutf.
Driven in oy tue bau weather, two while j
hoooes enjoyed the Hospitality of tho Third
fo'iuu station last mgiiu While not inaamg
a practice of liav..ig tho station-bouse
made a piuce of loosing, tue oliicers uid not
uavo Uie ncart io roiuab the homeless ouwi.
Consider school Matters.
W. B. 8tr?tabr, a?ubg t*upenniondonl of
Chebtortlbid county soaoois, has oaKbii a
meeting ot tho county School Boaru for
next o.ttuiday at . o oIook at thu Chester
Agricultural iLigh 6ehbol. It is expected !
laut some action on tue report or tue spe?
cial neeountaais who nuiiu mc recent ait
aiiuuuiiu? ot txio treasurer s boons will Qe
taken.
inn representatives from tho South Rich?
mond district wno will attend the meeting
are ... D. Muoru. John It. Robcrtnon and W.
i\ Bryce.
Burial i I.. . Altcrnooli.
The funeral . Mi?. Ocrtrud? Butler Clay,
widow of John W. Clay, ol Gladys, Vs.. und i
daughter oi Mr. unu Mrs, Robert B. Butler, '
01 Drewry's Biuft. Vs., will b? ho,d tnla j
afternoon ui l o'clock.
Tho (uncial will sturt from tho Perry
Street Station ol the Virginia Hallway and
Power Company. Intsrutant will be in jlnury
Cemetery,
I'ersunul und Goneml.
Mr. aud ilff. M. Bevel are visiting rela?
tives in Florida.
.Suss Siulelnie BuVal ha* roiurnod to Fiir:n
vllle t0 continue her aiueles at Ute Eiute
Normal School.
Mlts .Nannie Vadcn has returnsd to Ran
Uolpi .v ....:i Woman's College, Eynchburg.
Wade uwciis. wno has been touring i'Torl
uu, has returned home.
Miss aluiy Smith nus returned from Clover
utter u visit to relatives.
The condition of Beroy Latham, who Ist I
very sick with pneuuionia, contiuuuo ubout
the same.
Mis.t Huth Weils has returned from Ash
laud. where sne has been visiting her aunt.
IC B. Carter and eoa are visu.ng relauves
In Petersburg.
Mrs. T. A. Tyres, of Rocky Mount, who
I has been visiting her son, Qeorgu Tyruc,
I Lai, returned home.
! Mrs. auruh .Murrissuttc. who has boon vis?
iting: her brother, W. B. Bardiey, lelt yes
Iterday for Augusta, Oa_. 10 visit herduugn
| ter, Mim Dlsmukes.
Mre. lt. Li. i'ui.lam and daughter have
returned home from Norfolk.
.1. Moore, owner of Bdgc Hill Farm.
.Shetiandouh county, and the Wavorly und
Clifton estates In Mecklenburg county, is
(spending a few days with W. J. Carter.
U. A. Kollier, of Philadelphia, la spend
Ing a few days with friends on tbu ?outh
slde.
Among the lodgo meetings scheduled for
to-night me Henderson Lodgo, No. 105, I.
O. O. F? at Toncy's Hall, Eleventh and
Hui! Streets; Davis Council, No. 21, Jr. O.
U. A. M., Odd-Fellows' Hall. Eighth and
Bull Streets Manchester Lodgo of Elks at
the Elks' Home. Eleventh and Boinbrldi;e
btreets.
ArrtvoN at the JofTernon.
Georg? T. Howard. Mnasaclniaetts: L. Stan
! ford. New York; Mr. and Mrs. Francis B.
, Day. New York; E, Wulklna, Washington.
1>. C.; Charles r?. Wtlnon, Atlanta, Oa-:
William F. Xye, New york; John W. Lyon,
BaUlmore, Md.; J. P. Dellcrry. Virginia;
Mr. ?nd Mrs. 8. W. Cn'.houn and daughtor,
Chicago, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Whltzell, Cin?
cinnati, O.; A. IV. Brown, Norfolk. Vs.; J.
L. Coffleld. Dayton, O.; H. L. Cross, New
York; R. W. Darling, Huntington, W. Vn.;
B. J. Doyle, New York: J. D. Halnrs. New
York ; G. D. Hail, Lynchburg, Vs.; Thoinus
P, Good.?, Virginia; Oeorge P. Sacks, Wash?
ington. D. C; It. II. Krogman, Hamburg;
C. O. Krogman, Humburg; II. Lohermon,
Hnmburg; Wllllarn Bennett, New York; A.
Kllburn. Springfield, Mnja.; W. R. Beattle,
Washington. D. C; E. S*. Brown, Chicago,
III.
Building Permit*.
Building; penntts were Issued yoa'.erday
as follows:
Julius C. fdevvers. to erect throe detached
one-story frame dwelllcga. 1311-13H-131G North
Thlrly-srrond Htreat, to cost ?1.600.
W. J. Glasgow, to erect n brick nddltlon
on aide of brick building, 107 South Cherry
Street. t? cost ?.900.
auction g>akfi. Whi*
4 I tC Vct^nvii-C^UCtjHill I..0.
AUCTIONEEftO
C J 3 EAST m?OA*3- SX
TRUSTEE'S AITCTION SALE
OF
CONFECTIONERY STORE. STOCK
AND FIXTURES.
j By virtue of a deed of assignment
j from Solomon Hahn to me ns trustee,
I and duly recorded. I will sell at pub?
lic auction, on the premises, No. 101
: South Harrison St.reet,
TO-DAY (THURSDAY). ANXTARY 4,
nt 10:30 A. M.,
I the stoclt and fixtures belonging to said
i Solomon Hnhn. consisting of two Stand
j Ing Showcase, two Silent Salesmen
j Showcases, three Counters, one Wall
' Cane, one Soda Draft Arm and Tank,
, Soda Glasses, etc.: five Tables, twelve
Chairs, Electric Fans. lea Box, Ice
Cream Cabinet, two Mirrors, stoclt of
Candy, Cnkes, Chewing and Smoklttf?
Tobacco. Groceries, etc.: also tho unex
plred merchants' tobacco and sodn
license. The unexplred lease on tho
premises carrying an option for future
lease.
TSADORE SHAPIRO.
Trustee.
THE VALENTTNF AUCTTON CO.
By Pollard & Bngby.
Real Esiato Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE
AVENUE. BETWEEN DOOLEY AND
CP.ENSHAW AVENUES.
In execution of a deed of trust doted
Deosmber 15, HMO, and recorded In thu;
clerk's ofllco of Richmond Chancery
Court, D. B. 200-C, pago 515, default!
having boon made In tho payment of a
portion of tho dobt therein secured, I
will sell by auction, on thu promises,
on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. 1012,
at 4:30 P. M.,
the above mentioned lot, fronting
thirty foet on Grove Avenuo, beginning
sixty foet east of Cronshaw Avenue,
I thonco running buck southwardly bo
tween parullol lings one hundred and
thirty-five (136) foot to nn alley in
rear fifteen feet wldo.
TERMS: Cash.
It R. TOLLARD, JR,
Trustoe.
jj_ n,?While tho tcrmfl roriuiro ensh.
tho auctioneers will uo ?lud to make a
loan on the proporty to any purohaaor.
auction afealeg. vThte 3Bap.
iiy Pollard & Bag-by,
Real i.Auctioneer*.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OP
NICE VACANT LOT ON THE NORTH
.SIDE OK PAUK AVENUE. BE?
TWEEN LOMBARDY STREET AND
ALLEN AVENUE.
Iti execution ot a deed of trust dated
Decsmber IS, loio, and recorded in the
clcrk'a ofllce of Richmond Civnncery '
Court. D. H. 209-C. page 511, default 1
having boon made In tho payment of
a portion of the dobt therein secured,
I will sell by auction, on tho premises,
on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1912,
at 4 o'clock P. M ,
tho above mentioned lot, commencing
at a point on tho north line of Park
Avenue, two hundred and forty feet
east of Allen Avenue, thence running
eastwardly nnd fronting on Park Ave- i
nue thirty (30) feet, thence running!
back northwardly between parallel
lines one hundred and* thirty (130)
feet, more or loss, to an alloy In rear
llfteen feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
H. R. POLLARD. JR..
Trustee, j
X. B.?While the terms requlro cash, j
the auctioneers will be glad to make a j
loan on the property to any purchaser. :
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE '
OP
TRACT OF R 81-100 ACRES AND IM?
PROVEMENTS. MECHANICS YILI.E
TURNPIKE. ABOUT TWO MILES;
NORTH OF CITY.
In execution of a certain deed of i
trust, dated December 20. 1905. to the
undersigned trustee, nnd recorded In
tho clcrk'a ofllcc of Honrlco Circuit i
Court, in D. B. 174-A. page 41S. default I
having been made In tho payment ot
the debt thereby secured, and being
required so to do by tho note holder, 1
will sell by public, auction, upon tho
promises, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 4, 1912,
at 4 o'clock P. M.,
the real estate described In said deed
as follows:
"All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land, with all tho buildings
and Improvements thereon, lying and
being In tho county of Honrlco. on the
enst Bide of the Mcchanicsvillo Turn?
pike, near to and north of tho city of
Richmond. Va., .containing 5 Sl-100
acres, embracing onc->ha!f of the road
"A. B.," which Is to be kept open and
In common. Said land fronts on the
Mcchanicsvillo Turnplko 4.70 chains j
nnd runs back eastwardly between!
parallel lines 12.33 chains to Peach
Street, fronting on said Peach Street
4.80 chains, as fully shown by the plat
nttached to tho deed from John B.
Davis and wife to Frank Stelnbnoh.
dater October 15, 1SS5. and recorded
In tho clerk's office of llenrlco County
Court In D. B. 116, page. 333."
TERMS: Cash as to cost of execut?
ing this trust, and a nota of $2,200.
with Interest thereon from December
20, 1911. until paid, end any taxes for
current year or nast due: nnd balance,
If any, nt one nnd two years, nt C per
cent., secured by deed of trust; or all
cash, nt option of purchaser.
R. R HARRISON.
_Trustee.
Auction &aics5, jfuturr ?>a??
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of n deed of trust of the
late" William Edwards, deceased. I will
sell at King William Courthouse, Va..
on
TUESDAY, FERRITARY fl. 1912,
at 12 o'clock M.,
all that valuable farm known as
"Cherry drove" (but subject to the
I widow's dower Interest therein), con
I talnlng 410 acres, he the same more or
I less, situated In King William county,
I about five miles from tru courthouse.
' This la a very desirable farm, sultablo
for stock raising or general farming
purposes.
TERMS: Cash as to the amount of
the deed of trust, together with the
expenses of tho oal?, amounting to
I about two thousand dollars: balance In
one nnd two years, with 0 per cent. In?
terest.
HARRY T. commtns, Trustee.
_Palls. Va.
lixcnl estate
ifYou Really
Want a Tenant
For your vacant dwelling, store, ofnee.
warehouse or factory, place them with
us. We advertlso Ihem anil lind ten?
ants for you. Have Inquiries dolly that
we cannot supply.
O. A. HAWKINS,
REAL ESTATE.
100 North Seventh Streot,
Get Ready
to Transfer
The dividends and Interest received
January 1 Into Real Estate.
Let us tell you whero to put it to
mako money.
O. A. HAWKINS.
Real Estate,
100 North Seventh Street.
We can manage your property
and give you satisfaction.
"Collection of rents nnd the rental
business our specialty."
moveigh & glinn.
Krai estateT-or fertile
NEW YEAR'S
SNAP
Forty-live foot lot, on Hanover Ave?
nue, east of Tilden Street, 179 feet doep.
Price, $30.00 per foot.
_SHEA & KF.ECAN.
f?c?l "G?tatc J?or Kent
FOR RENT.
One-Half of a
Main Street
Store
With Entire Second Floor.
Botwoen Seventh and Eighth Sts.
$S0 PER MONTH.
J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 0 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
Admission. U6c. Free on Saturdays.
Rictoon?^?dericlBli'g & Potomac R.B.
TO AND FRO ft WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
LieaVo Richmond
?4.?o a.m.
?&.ia a.m.
KM a.m.
?7.48 a.m.
?8.ioa.m.
?12.01 noon
(9.00 P.M.
t:t.J:i P.M.
??aa p.Mi
?5.1'iP.m.
??.20 p.m.
Bjrd St.SU.
Mala SI.Slo.
Hj rJ .St. Kla.
Main St~ SU.
Bjrd St. mi
Itrrd St. st?.
tljrd St. Sla.
:!yrd St. Sta,
Kita Station,
Main St. Stj
11,rJ St. Htt
Arrive Rlcltmoud,
.?0 a.M. IlTraHt.SU.
-?"> a.M. 1 Hi.v Station.
,3) a.u. Hwd KUSU.
12 P.M. JislnSI.His.
.1 . P.M. B?rd KI.SU.
50 P.M. BjMHt.SU.
.28 r.n.BirdKt.Kts.
.10P.M.MalnSt.SU.
10 P.M. Bird St.HU.
~'i P.M. HaloKt.SU.
.40 P.M. BrrdRt.SU.
.HD P.M. lialoKl.Kia.
U Bight H7r1iSt.su.
accommodation trains?weekdays,
(.fare Bird Sr. Sla. 4.00 P. B. for Frc4crlek?b?rR.
httir Mb* Sla. 8.20 A. m.,oj!0 P. M. fnr ? U.lsnJ
Arrlfp Bjrd St. sia.8.2.-? A.M.rrom rrfderlei?!)'?;.
Arrl'r-KHisSta.tl..').) a.M.,S.III P.M.from Asblanl.
?Dally. tVVeeWday?. ^Sundays oaly.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
'except trains leaving 4.50 a. m., 5jon.n1 aad
?rrlvine. ti.50 night) stop at Elba. Tim? of
arrivals and departures not guaranteed. Read
tko liens.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OK flia SOUTH.
TrulnH Leave Hichtnond.
N, B.?Following schiduio figure* publish?
ed as Information and not guaranteed:
For the South ? Dally: o:i0 A_ it. Local.
10:46 A. M. Express. 6:00 P. M. Express,
With oiecliic lighted Sleeping Car for At?
lanta and Birmingham. 11:45 P. M. Express.
Week Days: 3:d) p. M. Local.
YORK UIVEK LINK.
4:30 P. M.?Ex. Sun.?Connecting for Bal?
timore Mon.. Wed. a:id Friday. C:Oo A. II.?
Ex. Sun. ond ::15 P. M.?Mon., Wed. aud
Friday?Local.
Trains Arrlvo lilchmond.
,From the South: 6:50 A. M.. 8:10 A. M
~:M P. M.. ii:'.>5 P. M.i dally; 12:55 Ex. Sun.
From West Point: 9:30 A. M dally. 11:35 A.
M. Wed. and Frl., 4r2i P. M. Ex. Sun.
S. E. BURCBSS, D. P. A.,
907 E. Main St. 'I'hono Madison 213.
NORFOLK AM) WESTERN RAILWAY,
ONLY ALL RAIL L1NB TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In effect Jnnuary 1st. 1912.
Leave Ilyrd Street Station, Richmond, FOB
[ NOB FOLK: ??:00 A. M? ?3:00 I*. M.. ?1:10 P. M.
Foil BY NCII 111."ISO AND THE WEST: ?6:1J
k. M.. ?10:00 A. M.. ?1.00 P. M..'3::o P. M.
Arrive lllohmond from Norfolk: ?11:40 A. M.,
?6:15 P. M., ?11:30P. M. From the West: ?i^o
A. M.. ?2:09 P. M.i bl:4>) P. M? ?6:05 P. M-,
?9:00 P. M.
?Bally, a Dally ex. Sunday. bf.unday only.
l'ullmun Parlor and Sleeping Cars.
W. B. BBVII.L, C. lt. BOSLET.
Q. P. a., Roanoke.. D. P. a.. Richmond.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
?:4e A.?^o?.ti ?Daily?Newpott Newa.
tb:3y A. ? Local. ? Dally?C" .llle. Ex. Sun.
Thurmontl
tO:O0 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. Old Point
?lu;ou a. ?Local?Daily?Leb ig. Lex. C. Forg,.
??;*? P.-r-BsproSswUaily?Cin.-L'ville.
t4:uo 1'. ? KxpreSs?Bally?I'-enolk. N. News.
i:vJ P.?Local?Doily?N. Sew*, uid Point.
Ills P.?Local?Ex. Sun.-'lordonsvllle.
*j:i? I'.-Litui-lit. Sun.-Lchbg, t-iabunU
Erl?ge. Clifton F-jrge.
?6:35 P. ? 1.11...Sen?Bai.y- CiUciA'tt Chl'go.
?ll:?w P.?J?xpre???Dully?("eclnnatl, E'viite.
?Sleepers, tl'arlor Cars.
TRAINS A11111 \ E H1CRMOND?Local from
East: 8:?> A. M.. 7:60 P. ?4. Through from
East: 11:30 a. M., 6:30 P M. Lo^al iroro
West: "8:30 A. M., 9:60 ?. M. and 7:15 P.
M. Through! 7:0o A. M.. ::?5 P. M.
James liner Lino: ?*s:3f V. M.. 6:14 P.M.
??Datiy except dunday.
SE.VIIO.VItI> AI It LINE.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave.
Richmond dally: s);io a. M.?Local to
iNorliita. 1:20 P. M?Sleepers ami
couches, Atlanta, Birmingham, Savan?
nah, Jacksonvlllo. s: 1 :i p. M.?Florida"
Limited (except Sunday). U:4^ P. 11.?
[Sleeper, Jacksonville coaches, Birming?
ham. 11:35 P. M.?Sleepers, Jackson?
ville. TuAipu, Birmingham, Memphis.
INorthbound trains scheduled to arrive
1 in Richmond dally: :.:3J A. IL, 7:3$ A.
Mi, 9:26 A. M. (except Monday), 5:07.
; P. M., n:IQ P. M? Local._
1 Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY lat, 1911
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Flnilda and South: S:ll A iL aod
7:35 P. M., ?10:30 P. M., 1:00 A. M.
I-or Norfolk: 9:00 A. *?., i.vt P. M? till
P. M.
For N. & W. Ry. West: 6:15 A U., 10:0t
k. M.. 3:00 T~. M . f.iQ P. M.
For Peteistiurg: 1:00 A II.. 6:13 A. M>
!*:15 A. M., 9:00 A. M.. 19:00 A Id.. 3:00 P. M..
4:1? P. M.. 6:05 P. M.. 7:3? P. M.. 9:30 P. M..
I 11:45 P. M.
For UolUrboro :uul Fayettevllle: *l:10 P. M.
Trains arrive Richmond dully: 4.40 A. M.,
16:10 A. M., 6:40 A. M., a7:00 A. M . ?3:37 A.
4., ??10:46 A. M.. 11:40 A. M., ?3:00 P. M.,
?1:10 1'. M., 0:0j P. M? 6:30 P. M , 9:00 P. M..
10:00 P. M., 11:30 P. M.
?Except Sunday. ??Sunday only. aExcept
i Menday.
Time, of arrival and departurs and cor.
icctinns no* i:uarantesd.
Richmond & Petersburg flecltic Kail way
Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and Porry
Street?, for IVlerrJburg:
?6, 7, 8, *9 10. 11, ?11 A. M . 1, 2, 'S. 4, S.
??tt4t, ?(>, 7. i. -9 10 P. M.
ll:uo P, if., for Cheater, 12:00 inldr.lght for
Petersburg.
Curs leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamore
I Street, for Manchester:
t5:15, 6:35. "I:!;, 1:38, S:35. 9:35. ?10:35, 11'.?
A. M.. 12:"o, ?Ria, J:35. 3:35, ?1:35, 5:35. 6:35
?;:35, 8:35. 9.35. ?lOUO. 11:49 P. M.
tDally except Sunduy und holidays,
?tunics baggage and expruss.
"Limited, except Sunday* and holidays.
All cars from Peteiwh arg connect with
car? for Richmond.
RICIIMONI) ANT) Clil^i^iAPF:7viiE BA\
u Wi.u AY COMPANY.
Schedule of electric trains to and from
! Ashland, stopping at Intermedium stations
I upon signal: Lv Richmond (Uroad and
Laurel St?.): ?6:(?, ?7:10, v.lOb, 9:10. "IdllO.
11:10 A. M.; 1:10. 3:10. 3:10. 1:10b. 5:10. 6:30.
i 7:1C, 8:101,. 10:10. 11:13 P. M. Lv. Ashland.
i '5:55. 7b. 8, 9b. 10. "U A M., '12 M.. "1, 2.
- 4. 5b. 6. 7. S. ?b, 11 P. M.
Dally except Sunday. ??Sunday only.
?Carries baggage.
sircnm?oiit?
SPECIAL THJP
trsDsatlautlc Haw
KAISERIN AUGUSTE VICTORIA,
the large*! sad most luxurious sie.tuit-r of
the llambiirg-lerrlcr. Ei|ulp|itil
with Itltr Carlton Iteslaursut. I'alm Cirdru,
tiymnsMiini. Electric Baths, Ele?atoc?.
Will leave New York
FEBRUARY 14, 1912,
fnr Madeira, Bibrnltar, Algiers,
Ylllefriinehc tNlee), Genoa, N?.
pics, and Port Said,
lime for slcUt-scrlag st fach port.
To or from Port Faid. flOJl and op.
To or from all other ports, *l IS soj up.
X!jo CTUUe* In the Orient, IPefl l*4Kt,
foul* .tmrHrn. Jf.und l.U W.ir.'tf, tic.
fc'cnd t'r illastraled booklet.
fiAiMBUn?-AIl.ERlCAN Ulil
1 4, .. u ???.j, ?? >., i,l !v 11 L,u?IUail 1*1 Ci.
Main St.; Richmond Transfer Co.. 109 it
Mam si.. Richmond. Vs. _
OI.U UOMINION LINE.
Lv. Hichtnond loot ot Asa St. dally .7:00 I'.M.
Leave Newport Nawa.6:00 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk.6:90 A M.
Connects with main Iis? steamers leaving
1 Norfolk tor .Nuiv York dally except Sunday
', 7:0o! P. M. Connections a.so made by N 4k
W By. I P. M. tnd C. ft O. Ry. at ? P. M
. Night Line iieartn rj stop >t Oareruool to
laud or receive passengers on signal, and
i will be mat by ltd conveyance.
, VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-James River
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. Now
i port News and ?11 Joints River landings.
fiteamar leaves M-.- ? Wednesday red
Friday at 7:0? A. M. Freight receivad f0?
?II James River Landings. ? PhoniMadKoti 17?.
Main lli lii-l llrflie. ?1 K. Mztn. ? <Ttr4?L
The Valentin? Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open -tally from 10 K. M. to C P. M.
Admission. Sfic Free on Saturday*,

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