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Orcater Richmond's Urcoter Nevrapape?
GIi!2?!?B9T WAWT AND HKAL 158
I ATE MUDUMi IN VIHOIMA, AND
ONE OF TIIE BEST IN AMEIHCA.
Want Ad Rates
In effoct Juno 11, 1911.
Doll}-, one cent per w_rd vrhen paid
In advance. No Ad. taken for leaa than
ten eeut?.
One und one-half centa a word oil;
einnHltleiitioua except Situation Wauled
ror Sunday. Situation Wanted, one cent i
n v?ord. No Ad. Sunday tuken tor leaa]
tniiu ilftecu centa.
No Ads, tuken for leaa than tivcnly
? vc centa when phoned lu or cfcarjtcd
ut the counter.
I'lione orders not guaranteed.
ClaaalUcatlon not guaranteed alte?
U:30 I?. M.
For business contractu, aend foi the
W Hin Ail. u??. phone Monroe I.
Host ano j'otiito
I*SstTTIAltoe~bhTnd~l~e""b? llSSoo": !
strayed from mv factors- Monduy
mornlne. Finder return, "to C. F.
.SAUER co.. Meadow and Uroad.
Receive reward.
lost" gold locket. esTtials C
13. b. Reward If returned to in:;
Last Main Street.
LOST, ON; MONDAY, Siever BELT
pin. Initials H. it. T. Reward ii re?
turned to mvbu's hook store,
First and Uroad Streets; or 2600 Park
Avenue.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.' MONDAY,
black mare about five years old. Ho?
ward for information leading to re?
covery, a. v. Sil ELTON CO.. rear
tip East Main.
LOST. ON FRANK LIN STREET, ItE
tween Second and Third, or at Wu
mau':? Club .Monday evening, ono
M-aUklti muff. Finder please return
to KJi Park Avenue and receive re?
ward.
LOST, ONE COLORED CUFF AND
button. Initial lt. F. Y. Lost botwecn
Twenty-Becond and Main to Sixth
?*ui<i Main, to Sixth and Uroud, ami
from Sixth and Droad up to Kirk
wood's Restaurant. Liberal reward
if loft at:TlmoB-Dlapatch Office.;
STRAY ED,: FROM 191S FLOY D~ A VE
nun, email English wetter dog; whlto
und black, ticked black care; bad on
rough, black leather collar. Reward
If returned to above number. Phons
Madison 7824-L._
LOST, BETWEEN HARRISON ?ND
Franklin Street? and E. 13- Taylor's,
on Broad Street, or In Cohou Com?
pany, one pear] earring eel with
Email diamond. Liberal reward paid
for return. Phone Monroo 2113 - J.
V?7lJ~UJ. a nlr _T9? die
bodied, unmarried men, between ages;
of 16 and 25: citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, road and write
the English language. For Informa?
tion, ajjply to Recruiting Officer. fc^O
Earn Uroad Street. Richmond. Va.
REGISTERED DRU?GI8T, FREE ]
from drink or dopo, wanted at once;
?hon hours, aalary no object for tho
right man. State salary wanted.
VIRGILINA PHARMACY, Vlrglllna,
Va_
WANTED. AN" EXPERIENCED DRIV
er for West End grocery store. Ap?
ply 1847 Wept broad.__
MEN OF IDEAS AN D l NVENT1V E
ability, write OREELEY & MclN
TlHE, Patent Attorneys. Wnehlngton,
I>. C, for their list of Inventions
wnntcd and prlzca offorcd by leading
manuf acturera._
\V A IS 1 ED, VOUNG MEN TO LEARN
tho automobile business; poeltlona
secured competent graduatea. RICH?
MOND AUTO SCHOOL. iOi Graham
.--.treet-_
f,"000 GOVERNMENT TOPS OPEN.
Write for free list. PRANK LIN IN?
STITUTE, Dopt. 37S-L Hochester.
N:; Y._
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN?
ment Job; |80 month: ssnd postal for
iSt.t of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dopt. 375-L. Rochester,
situations tclantcb, _?alc
A ? 'OMl'ET ENT iJOU'nY/EVpLvTRY
bookkeeper and otllce man desires!
position, doofi references. Address
C 570, caro Times-Dlapatch.
V, [DOWER OR SETTLED MAN '
about 10 or 50 would Hko a good
quiet place with a widow lady. Call
Tuesday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 1706 West
Marshall Street. City._
WANTED, POSITION AS SHIPPING
clerk by a ?ober and Industrious
young man. Will guaranteo satlsfac- '
tlon. Best references. E 727, care
TImes-Dlapatch._
"W ANTED. POSITION AS CLERK IN
hotel. Best referenco?. C 550, care I
Tlmes-DlBpatch_
WANTED. POSITION IN OF>ICE HY j
.-? bustling young man; capable!
koeplug double-entry books. Best I
references. C 5T5, caro Times-Dis?
patch._
VVXNTED. POSITION AS CITY SALES'
man and collector, with two years'
experience. Best references. C 57S,
caro Tlmes-Dlspatch._
ftEOIBTERED DRUGGIST WANTS
position; open for encasement now;
anywhere in Virginia. D 656, care
Tlmes-Dlspatch._
WANTED, POSITION by EXPERIENC
ed bookkeeper and general office
msjj. Addresa d 68C. care Times
Dispatch._
.WANTED. POSITION AB SHIPPING I
clerk, good reference us to ability, j
Box 163. city. _
feimationG CUanteti, female
X~''La5y b^rREX^P?SITION""AS I
stenographer; good references fur-1
niohed. Address Box 548, Warrenton.
N. C._
YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER, NOW |
employed, desires to make change;
thoroughly competent. C R77, care
Tlmes-Dlspatcli.
feituatfon*, ^tottppionaf
"WANTEI^^? PIl^ 11N
public school brunches toy teacher
with six years' experience. Testi?
monials sent. Address "COACH,"
care Tlnies-Dlspatch. u_
~i^lTcIfoc_~anb ^aT?smrn
and printing salesman. State experi?
ence and territory travelled. K'NOX
VILLE LITHOGHAPHING CO., KllOX- j
vllle. Tenn. <
l?iantto
W AST ED, 'TcTbUyFORC AS if HO? S j 'j:'
hold goods In any guantl'-y. I'hunu
Madison 38B1._
WANTED. BURROUGHS ADDING MA
chine; must be in good condition.
Kindly state lowest prlco and full
particulars. II C37, caro Times-Dig-.
pal en".___
WANTED, TO BORROW 35,000 AT 5
per cent, for four years on Improved
city real estate; tlr.st mortgage given.
Address L 7SS\,: en re: Tlmes-'Plspntc.h.
A BEAUTJPUI K RALTHY GIRL
baby, about one und n half yeuis
old, will be given for adoption to
responsible couple. Apply to II 660,
care Times-Dispatch. _ _
WANTE'd. TO BUY HOUSEHOLD
goods; any quantity. Phono Monroo
1413-L._ .
TYPEWRITERS. AtX MAKES. RENT
ed three months. $5 and upwards.
Rent applied on purchase- AMERI?
CAN WRITING MACHINE CO., 605
East Main-_
WANTED. TO BUY CHEAP, MEDIUM^
sized roller-top desk; good condition.
C G75. care Tlmea-Dlspatch.
~ automobiles tor _3>alt
ifbrt^AT7fS.<^^f?RSr5T*^^
well runabout; used as demonstrator;
equipment complete. Apply MANAS
l 6A_ MOTOR CAR CO.. Manamas. Va.
DAiLY PUZZLES
A fabric.
ANSWER TO TESTEB.DAY'S PUZZLE?
Wrapping;.
jfoc ?a?
VVAGONS~TO ~SUjftV^f vi*J, RUB6EU i
tires put on promptly, at RICHARD- I
SGN_BROS\. C16 Jlroolt Avenue.
FORs 8ALB, ONE SURREY, JJ10: ONE i
pbacton, $35: one top buggy, |35; one
runabout, . $G0; ono coal curt. jaO:
pulntcd anil in first-class order.
THOR H. DUKE & CO., S04 Brook
Avenuf. I
two sIscon"5-H AND nTwABOtJTB; I
otiu tup buggy and sev?ral wagons,
all In st.'; i repair and painted. These
arc barguliiH. A. METEP'S SONS. 731
_Boat Cury Street.
PIN E CARRIAGES. BUSINESS BUCi
Bicn, nil kinds of wagons. ? -rlagoi
and wagon rcpalra, automobile re?
pairs, automobile painting. Good
work. Reasonable prices. W. C
SMITH & CO.. 31? N. Fifth Stroet.
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
delivered in Virginia and North Car?
olina. Jl.tO per thousand; aurc head
era: bunched In lota of 5o plante.
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO., Meggatts.
S. C._
FOR saLE, MY GENERAL MERCAN- ]
tllo bu-lness In Sussex county, forty
five miles of Richmond; olght miles !
of the Atlantic Coast Lln?; six miles
of the Southern Railway; an estab- I
llsh^d stand of twenty-flvc years: !
fifteen to twenty thousand dollars'
trade; books open to Inspection to
any one that means business; four j
to five thousand dollar Mock, which j
can be reduced to suit buyer If tho" !
wish; terms will bo.mado very oaey. I
Address H G54. cars Tlmes-Dlspatch,
FOR 8ALE. LARGE STOCK OF BU6I
n?s? wagona and buggies. Satlafac
lory service guaranteed. Several sec?
ond-han<l wagorm and buggies cheap.
A. MEYER'S SONS. 731 E. Cury St.
TYPEWRITERS. ALL MAKES. RENT
ed three months. ?5 and upwards.
Rent applied on purchase. AMERI?
CAN WRITING MACHINE CO.. C0?
Eaat Main._
EAT SM ITH FI ELD SAUSAGE! EAT
Smtlhllcld sausage! For sale at your
groccr'fi._
IF YOTN NEED MONEY BEE THE
MANAGER OF THE EQUITAP.LE
LOAN SOCIETY. SECOND FLOOR.
BRYAN BUILDING. EIGHTH AND
BROAD.
ELECTRIC GARAGE. VINE AND MAIN
Streets.?We have opened an up-to- !
date and well-oqulpped electric gar?
age for the care of electric vehicles
und storugo batteries.
rauch & lang electrics. WA
verley electrics. Phono for a dem
onatratlon, end lot Mr. Smith talk
With you. W. c. smith ? Co., Vine
and Main. 314 X. r fth Street._i
TAKE notice'. I HAVE THIS DAY
appointed F. P. Wright my audit
to conduct the bakery business at
2C0O VenobU- Street, to buy ana sell
for cash only. W. r. robins.
January j. 1911.
wanted, the pTTblic to icnow
that jahkke bros.. Jcwelera. ?12
East Main Street, buy, eell, exchange
und remount diamonds In the latest
styles. Old golu and silver alwaya
in kt-n in ' xcha/tge._
Bu0inrs0 Gppor.tunitiT<3
LOANS "ON DIAMONTj^~jl5wi?LRV.,
SILVERWARE, ETC., AT LEGAL
HATE OF INTEREST. PAWNBROK?
ERS' TICKETS REDEEMED. BUSI?
NESS CONFIDENTIAL. EQUITABLE
LOAN SOCIETY. EIGHTH AND
BROAD STREETS. BRYAN BLDQ.
i SALESMEN.
BANKERS.
BR?K ERS,
DESIRED TO CO-OPERATE IN THE
organization of a hlgh-clatm business
proposition. Charter and large
amount capital alreadv secured. Has
International scope and already as?
sured successful operation that prom?
ises exceptional profits. Board of
dlructurs consists of banners In five
Southern States, treasurers of two
largest railroads and othere. In?
dorsements unlimited. Personnel of
stockholders commands additional
capital. This proposition offers un?
limited opportunities to high-class
salesmen, cankers and brokers re?
gardless of location. Salesmen must
furnish reference and complete In?
formation rt_nrdlng former employ- i
ment, etc. Territory will be assigned
and protected. Address PRESIDENT,
P. O. Box No. SS7. Norfolk, Vs.
WANTED. T7r7iECURE AN ACTIVE
partnership In some good business.
Willing lo put In from 16.000 to $10.
000. References exchanged- Ad?
dress H 6S6. care Tlines-Dlapatch._
MONEY LO?NEI>~?N DIAMONDS AND
Jcwclrv at lowest rates of interest
No charges for storage. N. F. JA?
COBS & SON. 213 X. Ninth Street.
GOOD WJVU AND FIXTURES OF AN
established dental practice In small
town, with exceptional country trade,
no opposition. Reason for leaving,
have taken .office In city. This can
bs bought cheap. For full particu?
lars address DR. C. L. DE VAN EY,
i Clark.vine. Va-_
HOMES AND FARMS OF ALL DE
scrlptlons bought on our plans en?
ables the borrower to pay for same
?>n t-mnll monthly or yearly pay?
ments. We only chart;" 5 per cent,
i Interest on unpaid balances. You
can pay In full at any time, thereby
slopping' further interest. Seven
vears of success demonstrates our
Plan has no equal. Send for booklet
telling how. GEO. S. RICHARDSON.
10S American National Bank Bldg.,
Richmond. Va. _ _ _
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS FOR EVERY -
boilv saving under, our plan $1 or
more regularly. Established 26 years.
COMMERCIAL GUARANTEE CO.,
Bankers, :.s N. Ninth._
tdottUrg, to nnti lUbc fetocu
BRED^IN "vmaiNIA, LAY EVERY
where. Scott's O. K strain Barred
Rocks; four pullets and cookerei,
J7.T.0 PARKIN SCOTT, Ashland. Va.
THOROUGHBRED AIREDALE MALE
puppy. Price, $18. MRS. HOPKIN
SON. Ivy Depot. Va.
COAI nnb ?illooTi
firi^AD~ALL~TlilirT^
of good housekeepers and the fow
men of good judgment that express
themselves amout LONG'S wood It
would be interesting and worth even
more than 10 cents, If you will or?
der this week or next I wtll send
dry oak and pine and the best oak
and ..Ine slabs ever sold and coal that
burnt* LONG'S, l.&oo West Broad,
Vital C?tntr J;or fenlc
dairy and atook farm, tn Orange and
Albemarlo counties, Vs. On Febru?
ary X, 191?. we will offer for sale, at
public auction, one of the finest dairy
and stock farms and oqulpment In
tho celebrated Piedmont section of
Virginia, containing 303 acres. Ex?
perte have pronounced the farm a
most valuable location for extensive
orchards, Including the celebratn.il
Albemarlti pippin apple; buildings new
and modern. For dcserlptlvo book
lot and other Information, write to
GEORGE J.. BROWNING and V. R.
SHACKELFORD, Special Commis?
sioners, Orange. Va.
NEW BrT?Ic RESIDENCE. EIGHT j
rooms; hot and cold water; renting j
S30 per month. Owner must havo
money at once. Will eell for $3.100.
A irood Investment. C 074, care
Times-Dispatch.
i OR SALE. IN BUCKINGHAM COUN
ty, good 750-acrc farm: only about
four miles from railroad station, near
church atid good schools; also near I
storo and mill. This farm Is well
adapted to corn, wheat and fruit,
and Is well watered and about 200
acres of standing timber. Have Just ,
refused $1,400 for the hickory tlm- I
bor; also from 3,000 to 4.000 feet of
poplar timber. Plare could bo paid for;
In cord wood from the place. Thin !
pines is well worth $20.000, but If
sold at once can be bought for
$H>.O0O. Has good house on It. and
moGt all of necessary outside build?
ings. Easy terms and best of rea?
son" for selling. AddrcB? E 739, eara
Times-Dispatch. Richmond, Va.
13LcaI (S?tate jfor ?tnt
'wandte dT* renter'' f6 r one of
hest farms neur Petersburg, Va-??
the Congdon Farm, 120 acres; $1,000.
Ought to net profit ?.ach year. $1,009
necessary. Address g. g. congdon.
Phoebus. Va. _
w"hf?n'*~you~coai^^
stop where you cun get a nice, clean, ]
comfortable bed for 50 centa; Ice wa?
ter, bath und phone free. 1002 East
Clay._
WANTED. A COUPLE TO OCCUPY,
with board, a large, nicely furnish?
ed, well hcatod room. MIS6 BAR
GAMIN. 7 Harrison._
FIRST - CLAS8ACCO MMODATION6 FOR |
permanent. transle.nt and table
boarders can be securod with MRS.
HORACE WELKORD .TONES, at 200
E. Franklin Street. Gentlemen a spe?
cialty. _ _
15,oom? f;ot &cnt
"nx C??YV,FU RXT^HED^R oom Sr^l. 50
week up; central. 80S Ea3t Clay.
LARGE, BRIGHT, FRONT ROOMS;
good ali'.e single rooms, with errate.
14 North Sixth._
FOR RENT, TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
?with bath, first floor; central loca?
tion. B 651, care Times-Dispatch.
wanted" oentleman occupant
for nicely furnished room, convenient
to bath? centrally located; references.
1'hone Madlton 6071.
_TIat0 for Hcnt
FOUR-ROOM FLAT. WITH BATH. 417
West Clay Stre.et. second tloor. $15
pur month; uuexpired lease; owner
leaving city February 1. Apply 417
West Clay. _ _
LESSER. THE LADIES' TAILOR. THE
only one- In town who makes a apc
elulty in altering all kinds of gar?
ments In tho latest style. Pneen
very moderate and work satisfactory.
The Raleigh Apartments, Franklin
and Harrison. Phone Madison 4523.
L CUTLER. UTE OF HAAS BROS.,
New York City, flrat-class ladles'
tailor, 212 North Third Street
Phone Monroe 3276. New Year re?
duction suits from $30 up.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND soi D
ut HUGHEffg. 2US North Third
VPiorclluncoucs
SHOE REPAIRING?
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c.
ladles; every pair sewer; beat leath?
er: no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber beels, 25c_; Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c.; leather heels rebuilt like nu<v,
26o. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 E. Main. Phone Mon
roe 2667._
UPHOLSTERING.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL
lshed, mattresses renovated, antiques
bought and sold. LEVY, the Uphol?
sterer, 425 West Broad.
WATCH REPAIRING.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED or CLEAN
ed by WU, TOB1EN. JR.. Is a guar?
antee that It ' done properly: JO
years' experience. Cleaning. $1; main
springs, _l 408 East B.-oad Street
BAKING.
CREAM PUFFS 25C DOZEN. THE
largest and best in tho city. We are
having the greatest sale on these In
the existence of our business. DRINK
ARP'ti, 423 1-2 North Sixth._
YOUR HARDWOOD FLOORS
NEED WAXING, YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned after the holidays. Cull W1L
liAM JOHNSON. Monroe 3120.
W of St. John's Lodge, No. 3?, An
/VN clont. Free and Accepted Masons,
will be held Jn its large room at the
Masonic Temple THIS (Tuesday) EVE?
NING. January 9, at 7:30 o'clock.
Every member of the lodge Is re
quosted to attend, and members of uls?
ter lodges and transient brethren aro
fraternally Invited to unlto with us.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
OSCAR J. ADAMS,
_Secretary.
Richmond. Va., January 4, 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of THE
stockholders of tho Christo Manufac?
turing Company, of Richmond, Va.,
for the election of directors nnd for
such other business as may properly
como beforo aald meeting, will be
held at tho office of the company 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
bu present.
(Signed) H. B. CHRISTIAN.
_;_President.
Virginia State Insurance Company,
Richmond, Va., December 29, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
utockholers of this company will
be hold at the office of the company,
In the city of Richmond, Va., on
THURSDAY. January 25. 1912, at 12
o'clock noon.
WILLIAM R. MILLER,
_Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THfe.
stockholders of tho First National
.Bank of Richmond, Va? for the elec?
tion of directors end for such othor
business an may properly come before
sail meeting, will be hold in tho di?
rectors' room of said bank, No. 1104
Eaet Main Street, Richmond, Vs., 12
o'clock noon, TUESDAY. January 9th,
1913. JOHN M. MILLER. JR.,
?_Cashier.
Richmond, Vs., December 8, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUB
stockholders of the Plsnters' Na?
tional Bank, of Richmond, Va., will
he held at 13 o'clock M. on TUES?
DAY, January 9, lf?l9, in the bank
building. RICHARD H. SMITH.
Oasbler.
The - Savings Bank of Richmond.
1117 K. Main Street. Richmond, Va.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETINO
of the stockholders of this bank
will be held at the banking house
THURSDAY. January 11. at I F, H
IAS. U. BALU Cashier.
^fluvtiim^alLrs. Cms ?fcii?. auction fe aUS.<%?iS SajCj_
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
616 East Broad Street.
AUCTION _A_r.
OP
VEhV HANDSOME CUT GLASS. BOHEMIAN WARE, VASES. DRONV.E GOODS.
ORNAMENTS, CLOCKS. SILVERWARE, BRIC-A-BRAC. BRASS GOODS.
LEATHER GOODS. DESK GOODS. HAND-TAINTED CHINA, OIL PAINT?
INGS, STERLING <:OODH, DRESSER SETS, CANDLESTICKS. NOVELTIES,
ETC., ETC.
We will soil tho abovo hiKh grade goods for one of the lo:?dlni{ Jewelers in
the State, who Is discontinuing this line of ^oods. Sale at our salesrooms), ?510
Bust Broad Street,
THIS TUESDAY, JANUARY 0. 1013, AT 10:30 A. M.
DISPLAY ALL DAY MONDAY.
Thi? Is a ver; high Krado lino of goods, and will have to be seen to be
Appreciated. ...
Public Invited. Indies especially Invited.
VIRGI.NTA AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
High Constable's Sale
I will Bell by public auction, on
TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1012. 11 O'CI-OCIC A. M?
at No. 022 West Broad, the following
property, to satisfy an execution (\V. C.
Smith vb. U.M. Vaughan), In my hands:
One Automobile (McFarlun six). In
Arst-claen condition.
TERMS: Cash. \
TT. IT. WTATT, JR.,
_it C C. ft. !
Large Sale of Wrecked
Freight
TUESDAY, JANUARY 0. 1M2.
We will offer, among other thlngn,
one carload of Salt, one ear of Feed,
two cars of Flour, one car of Fine I
Panel Doors, 800 pairs nianketn, one
thousand Suits of Underwear (Men's
Women's and Children's?, 500 pieces of
Napkin Goods, 200 bolts of Flaxon,
1.000 bolts of Aasorted Glnphams, oni
ear Beans, 4,500 pounds Coffee. 100
cases of Canned Goods, one car of Coal
and one car of Cement.
OVER WAREHOUSE, ITT1' AND MAR
SILALL STREETS,
Richmond, Va.
Public requested to attend.
Special accommodation for shipping
goods made to out-of-town buyers.
Sale starts at 10 A. M.
THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY. CO.
auction Salr?, J-uturc Z>a\><s
t~rustee's sale
of
frame dwelling house and lot
in ashland, va.
By virtue of deed of trust from Jo?
sephine L. Taylor and Henry S. Taylor,
her husband, to the undersigned, dated
tho 2d day of December, 190S, and
recorded In Hanover Circuit Court
clerk's ofTAco, default having been made
In tho payment of a portion of the debt
thereby secured, and 'oelng required so
to do by the holder of the notes there?
in secured, I will sell at public auction.
In front of Stebblns's Store, In the
town of Ashland, Va.,
at 1:15 o'clock P. M.,
ON SATURDAY, THE 13TH OF JAN- j
UARY, 1913,
a lot of land, with a frame dwelling
thereon, owned by said Josephine L
Taylor, and recently occupied by her |
and family, situated In the town of
Ashland, on the southern side of Han?
over Avenue, between Jarncs Street
and Stony Run. and ;iein?r of triangu?
lar shape, and containing one aero,
and fronting 3 42-100 chains on the
southern lino of Hanover Avenue.
TERMS OF 9ALE: Enough In cash
to pay the expenses of sale; any un?
paid past due taxes, and a ratable pro?
portion of the taxes for tho year 1912.
and the sum of $1,000, with Interest
ihi rcon from December 2. 1911, and the
residue In two equal Instalments at
one (1) and two (2) years, evidenced
by purchaser's notes, with Interest'
added, and secured by deed of trust on
said property; or the purchaser, nt his
option, may pay all the purchase money
In cash.
J. JORDAN LEAKE.
J. A. MALLORY, Trustee.
_Crier._ "
i&cni ert?te
5%Money
?18.000 TO LEND.
Sums to suit and for long time.
_H. SF.LDON TAYLOR & CO.
?Bcrtin_?
?-~A-~ CALLED CtjMMUNfCATION
VV of Richmond-Randolph Lodge.
fyrS No. 19. A., F. A A. Mi, will be
held In Its lodpe room in the Masons'
Hall, on Franklin Street. THIS (Tues?
day! EVENING, January ?>. 19U, at 7
o'clock. Degree work. Members of
stater lodges and transient brethren
are fraternally Invited to unite with
us.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
W. A. CLARKE. JR.,
_Secretary.
National State er d City Bank.
Richmond, Va.
THE REGULAR AWL'AL MEETING
of the stockholders of th'j bank will
be held TUESDAY, January 9, 191?
ut 12 o'clock noon. In the bsnk build
ing, 1109 E. Main St., at which meet?
ing there may bo considered and
adopted changes or amendments of
the articles of association.
JULIEN H. HILL. Cashier.
Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond, Va., Docember 27. 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders ef this company will be
held at tho office of tho company
In the city of Richmond, Va.. ou
TUESDAY. January 1C, 1912, at 12
o'clock noon. L. D. AYLETT,
_Secretary.
Richmond, Va, December 16. 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the Union
Bank of Richmond. Vs., will be hold
on THURSDAY. January 11th. 1912,
at 12 o'clock noon, at their banking
house, 1107 East Main Street.
GEORGE W. CALL
Cashier.
L)Dtc!s3
Table d'Hote Dlnnera Saturday
and Sunday evenings. 6 to 0 o'clock,
Sl.RO each.
THE
Richmond, Va.
The most magnltlcont hotel In the
South. European. plan. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious aamplo rooms.
Rate, *4??0 per day and upward.
DYNAMITER TELLS
ST?RY 10 JURORS
i
Believed to Have Related All He
Knows of Alleged Labor j
Conspiracy.
Indianapolis Ind., January 3.?What?
ever Ortlo 10. MeManlgal, the con
I fessed dynamiter, knows about the com.
I pllclty of Others besides tho McNamara
brothers In tho blowing up of moro
I than 100 "opon shop" structures In vnr
j lous sections of tho country *n the
I last flva or six years la believed to
j have been related by him in his pr?-.
? limlnnry atory before the Federal
' grand Jury to-day.
Taken from his cell In tho Federal
i building, where ho had been lodged bo
! fore daylight after his secret trip In cus.
! tody of government officials from Los
l Angeles, Cal., MeManlgal, the confess:
j ed accomplice of John J. and James U.
MeNamara, went before the Jurors af
ter his written confession had been
presented In detail.
That the prisoner will bo kept In at?
tendance on tho grand jury for ten
days or two weuka wan indicated by
the Intention of United States Attorney
Charles W, Miller to havo him repeat
his confession orally and to describe
with minute circumstances his rela?
tions with others in his dynnmltlnu
expedition!;. from the time he first
blew up a structure In Detroit. In June
1307, down to his activities In the same
business on thu Puelflc roast.
MeManlgal professes to havo per?
sonal knowledgo of at least thirty of
tho explosions which destroyed via-,
ducts. bridges, and other structures
erected by firms employing non-unlor
men. Ills testimony is said to b.? taken
not so much to show the complicity of
tho McNam.irns, since they already
have been convicted, as to bring out
the guilt of others If thoro are any,
who gave financial support or partici?
pated In the crimes.
Tho grand jury devoted much atten?
tion to-dny to witnesses from Tltlln,
Ohio, where last April 540 pounds of
dynamite were found by detect'veB
Ftorod Ina barn In the rear of the norite
of James L. MeManlgal, father of Orlle.
This was one of tho stores from which
Orlle MeManlgal and James B. MeNam?
ara replenished their supply of explo?
sives when they started out to do
"Jobs" In Pennsylvania, Naw York.
Ohio. Indiana or Illinois.
CHARTERS ISSUED
Floyd niectrle Power Corporation. Floyd.
Va. B. O. ProfTlt. president; C. W. Ve?t,
vice-president: II, t- L,a\vson, treasurer; J.
E. Promt, secretary?all of Floyd. Va. Cnp
Itul: Maximum. ICCOOO; minimum,. 111,000
Object: Electric power plant.
Cltt-ens* Grocery Company (Inc.), Nor?
folk, Va. a. M. Smith, president; A. J.
Odell. vtc-preeldent; W. TV. Ford, secretary
and treasurer?all of Norfolk, Va. Capital:
Maximum, I'.s.OOO: minimum, 12,003. Object:
Grorery buetneee.
Norman's Incorporated. Norfolk. Va. J.
E. Norman, president: R. T. Richardson,
vlre-prsildent; J. D. Carroll, secretary and
treai'.rer: C. T. Bland?all or Norfolk. Va.
Capital: Maximum. J76.C00: minimum, $40,0)0.
Object: Mercantile buslneaj.
An amendment whs issued to the charter
of thJ CovlnCtOn Grocery Company (Inc.),
f'ovlnjrton. Vs., Increasing Its capital from
t?.\ooo t.. iso.ow.
JefTersun Hotel Arrivals.
W. J. ilewson. Itoanoke; G. II. Story,
New York; J. R. Swindell, Baltimore;
Aubrey G. Weaver. Front Royal. Va.;
P. A. Hatch, llnrtford. Conn.; Stanley
E. Horton, Boston; H. Hinges, New
York; Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Oliver, Bir?
mingham; W. Wellman, Cincinnati;
Adclnndo Prlnco. New York; Ethel
(?Prince. New York; Rex McDougall,
New, York: E. C. Landgraf, Now York;
.1. G. Lnzaruij. New York; I* W. Parker,
Greenville, S. C.; John A. Bechter, York
county; Georgo A. Poek, Norfolk; O. H.
Hlx. Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Boul
well, Norfolk: Charles H. Horton, New
York: John O. Blnford. Baltimore; G.
R. Katz. Now York; R H. Thomno, Bal?
timore: Otto Best, Now York; W. B.
Allen. Covlngton, Va.; .1. B. Chastnn,
Virginia; Mrs. T, B. Johnson, Vir?
ginia; Walter Bromley, Providence; R
W. Pentross, Norfolk: Jefferson Pearce.
Now York; Chnrles J. Rogers, Wash?
ington: Mr. and Mrs. R. F.. Thornton,
Fairfax, Va.; Walter H. Snvory. New
York.
FALLS OVElt HEAD WHILE
ASSISTING AT COMMTTNION
Staunton, Va.. Janunry S.?Sunday
morning Just after the Holy Com?
munion hid been administered at the
Second Preabytorian Church. J. Samuel
Robertson, sixty-nine yearn old, a
veteran, who had recently moved here
from Spottswood. suddenly dlod of
heart failure. He was an elder In
old Providence Church, and had buon
Invited to assist In administering the
communion, having- passed around one
of tho goblets of wine.
As tho minister was glvlnar out a
hymn. Mr. Robertson, who was sitting
oh n front scat, fell over against a
man sitting beside him, and it was |
supposed he w,na In a faint. He was
removed at onca to a room In the
church, and It wan found that he was
dead. Considerable stir prevailed, and
one woman fainted.
Mr. Robertson Is survived by one
son, who was present In tho church.
Zltortienb ?iotitt?.
TtSfitntio ??as't tlna %1iroaoT?ompany,
Office of the Treasurer,
Wilmington, N. C, January S. 19J.2.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AT
leiitlc Coast Lino Railroad Company
has declared a dividend of three and
one-half porcont. on the common
capital stock of that company, pay?
able at the office of the treasurer, ut
Wilmington, N. C, on and nftnr
January 10. 1312. to stockholders of
record on the 15th day of December.
1811. The transfer books wore
olosed from tho 15th day of Decem?
ber. 1911, to tho 11th day of January,
1912, iboth dates inclusive.
JAMES F. POST,
Treasurer,
The Vaientine Museum
KLEVKNTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open tally from 10 A. M. to l P. M.
Admlsa'on. "Be Free oc Saturdays
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
Admission. 25c. Free on Saturdays,
LORItVlER MAY GO
Oil STAND TO-DAY
He Will Tell Probers of His
Election to United States
Senate.
Washington. January 8.?Senator '
Lorlmer, of Illinois, did not testify to?
day before the Senate Investigating
committee. The committee probing '.
Into his election h-?ld an executive sos- j
slon. nnd then adjourned, with tho I
prospect thP.t Mr. Lorlmor would go j
on In his own defense to-morrow.
Tho committee announce/1 that Ed- i
ward Itlnes. of Chicago, "who Is ac- I
ciise,i of putting Lorlmer ovor," would
bd recalled to the witness chair. Ho j
will be asked about a meeting In the
Chicago Union League Club Immediate?
ly after l^irlmer's election, at which
it Is charued plans were laid for cot- |
lectlng $100.000 to defray the alleged
expenses of electing Lorlmer.
The committee put Into the record
letters which H. H. Kohlsaat wrote to
Senators Crane, Cullom. noot and La j
Follotto, which were largely lustru- |
mental In bringing about a rehearing
of tho Lorlmer case.
One letter from Mr. Kohlsaat to Sen- I
a tor Cullom urges tho Sinutor to vote !
against Lorlmer, nnd says: ''When the [
good I/ord calls you, do not leave
single record of winking at corrup?
tion, not personally, but In others."
Still another to Senator Crane, urg?
ing him to voto against Lorlmer, says:
"I earnestly ask you to help us kill
the snake of corruption In Illinois.'
The committee may finish with nines
and start Senator Lorlmor's testimony
to-morrow.
ICE IN RAPPAHANNOCK
STOPS RIVER TRAFFIC,
Steamer from nnlttmore l'nnbte to!
Tteaeh Fredertckaburg?Farmers'
Club Organized.
Froderlcksburg, Va, January S.?The I
Steamer Middlesex, of tho Maryland, I
Delaware and Virginia Railway Co.,
I duo here from Baltimore, Saturday
j morning, was unablo to reach tho city
on account of Ice on tho Rappahan- !
nock River. The steamer came within j
about twenty-five miles of tho city
nnd hnd to return to Baltimore Tho j
river la froren for ovor twenty miles
below here, and it Is cxfcctcd that tho
stonrners cannot arrive until the Icq
breaks up.
Ico harvesting has commenced In
this section, tho Ico being from three
to four Inches thick. Those who hnvo
their Ico houses In readiness will all |
bo ablo to harvest a good quality of
Ico. Tho country people generally I
are tailing advantage of tho oppor- |
tunlty. There was some sleighing 1
hore yesterday. There was another
fall of snow to-day. with prospects
for more.
The Frederlcksburg Motor Club has
appointed Dr. W. A. Harris, Henry
Wnrden and Capt. R. Conroy Vance as i
delegates to the American Automobile
Association and Federal Aid Qood j
Roads Convention, which moots In
Washington, January' 16 and 17. This
club will hold a rally day In Fred
erlcksburg nt a date to bo announced
later, nt which tho supervisors of the
various count'ee In this section will
bo Invited to be present as guests of
the club and participate In tho de?
liberations. Prominent spcakors and
representatives of good roa<l associa?
tions will be present. Tho object of
this meeting la to promoto tho build?
ing of a permanent highway from
Washington to Richmond by tho way
of Fredorlcksburg
A revival will commence In the
Methodist Church In tnls city next
Sunday to Continue several weeks.
Rev. Mr. Mitchell, of Lexington, will
assist the pastor, Rov. J. R Jacobs,
Tho farmers, of Wellington neigh?
borhood. In Prince William county,
have organised a Farmers' Club. Meet?
ings will bo held every Frl_".y night.'
nnd matters of mutual bon iflt and the
promotion of agricultural interests,
will be discussed.
[ Tho real estate In thin city belnng
pthe lato Jas. Rynn was sold at
public auction and purchased by Wm. |
Fltspatrlck for $1,175. Another piece
of property belonging to J. J. Ryan
was purchased by H. O. Chesley for
$i.g:r.
GALEN HALL
Hotel and Sanatorium,
With Its elegant comforts, Its tonto |
un<j curative baths and superior table
and service. Is an Ideal place for fall i
and winter. Always open. Alwavs |
ready. Always busy.
F. L. Young,
General Manager
Atlantic City
&atitbnt)0
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond
?4..'.'i A.M. 3jrd st.Sto.
?6.12 A.M. .HalaSt.SU,
?V.S > A.M. Bird St. St*
r7.l.l A.M. Il/rrt St. Sin
?7.48 A.M. M.in ')t. St*
?8.40 A.M. 11 j rd St. Ma
?0.80 A.M. Main St. Sta.
?12.01 noouBjrd St. Sta
?8.00 P.M. Byrd 8U Sta
+8.60 P.St. ByTd S?. Sta
?4. t A P.M. Elba Station
?6.16 P.M. Mala St. Sta
?8.20 P.M. Byrd St. Sta
Arrive Rlohmoutl
? 7.60 A.M. lljri Nl.Sta. I
jl 1.25 A.M. ElfiaBlstlcm. |
tll.86 A.M. !Jj rd St.Sta.
?1.12 P.M. Main St. Sta.
?2.46 P.M. ByrdSt.Sta.
18.60 P.M. BrrdSt.Sta.
'-...'. P.M. Byrd St. Kta.
18.10P.M.Main St.Sta.
?0.111 P.M. Byrd St.Sta. 1
H'.il'J P.M. Main St. Sta.
tlO.20 P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?11.80 P.M. Main St.Sta. ,
?12.6? night BjrdSt.Sta. ;
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Ltsre flrrd St. fit*. 4.00 P. M. for Frederlokabnrr.
Learc Elba St*. 8.80 A. B.,0.80 P. M. for Aialand.
ArrUe Byrd St. Sta. 8.26 A.M. from Frederlrltab'g. ;
ArrUe Elba Kt*. 0.80 A.M..SJ10 P.M.from AihUea.
?Bally. tWeakdays. (Sundays only.
? Daily except Monday.
All traln? to or from Byrd Strast Station
(eacapt traina leaving; 4.50 a. rn., 5.50 a. ui. a ad
?rrlvinj 11.50 night) atop at Elba. Tim* of
arrlvala and departurea not guarantied. Read
tho aigaa.
Richmond & Petersburg iilectric Railway
Car* leave Mnn?hc?ter, Serenth and Perry
Street?, for Potcraburg:
??, 7, 8. ?? 10, 11. ?12 A. II.. 1, .?, ?3. 4. I.
"irtt. ?6, 7. I. ?? 10 P. M.
11:00 P. for Choatcr, 13:00 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg-, foot of Sycamore;
Street, for Mnnchcater:
? t?;U, 6:46. ??Rtt, *7:?. 8:46, 0:JS, 'IQ-.iS. l\'.3i
A. M . 11:26. '!:?, 2:?. 8:15, ?4:36. 6:33, i.X>.
?7:36, R:36, Itli, '10:40, 11:40 P. M.
I tOatly except Sunday and holidays
?Carrie* baggage and exproaa.
"Limited, except Sunda/a and holiday*.
All cara from Petoraburg connect with j
car* for Itlchraond.
NORFOLK AND WBSTKRN RAILWAY.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK. !
Bohedulo In effect January 1st. ;911. |
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: *?:00 A. M . ?J:? P. M., ?Lh) P. SI. j
FOR LYNOHBURO AND TUB WEST: ?4:15
A. M., ?10:00 A. M.. ?S.0O P. M..'9:S0 P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: *U:40 A. M., 1
?6:1? P. M., ?11:80 T. M. From the West: *9:40 |
A. M, ?2:00 V. M., M:40 P. M., ??:<? P. M..
?9:00 P. M.
?r>?lljr. nDally ex. Sunday. bSun-iay only.
Pullman Parlor and Slncplng Can.
W. B. UBV1LL, C. II. BO8LEY,
O. P. A, Itoanoko.. D. P. A., Richmond,
Uiiilirv.dG
Atlantic Coast Line
? EFFECTIVE JANUARY ltt. iUX
TRAINS 1.BAVK RlCHMONU DA1L7.
For Ff t.aa and South: 3:16 A. M. ?nd. i
7:33 P. M., ?tO:f? P. M.. i;00 A. M.
for Norloik: 9:08 A. ii.. in? P. M., 4:11
1?. M.
For N. i W. Hy. West: 4:13 A. M., ItuOs)
A. M.. 3:00 P. M . IitO P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M . 6:U A- H.
?:IS A. M.. s:C?> A. it., 10:0? A. M . i:CO P. M..
4:10 P. M.. P. St.. 7:33 P. M.. ?:? p. M..
U:tS P. M.
For GolueborQ and Fayeltevtlle: *4:lv P.M.
Tralus urrlv* Htchmoud dally: 4:4? A. M.,
6:W A. A!.. 6:40 A. M.. ?7:00 A. M., ?3:17 A.
M.. ??10:40 A. M? ll:M A. M.. 'J'.OO P. M.i
??1:10 P. M., ?:<? 1*. M.i 6:35 P. M.. 5:00 P. M..
9:00 P. M., 11:30 1?. M.
'Except Sunday. "Sunday only. aExcept
Monday.
Tlm? ot arrival and departure and con?
nection* no' cuaraoteed.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?w:?i-Dally?Newport News.
S:20 A.?Local?Dally?Cb'vllle. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond
10:00 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. Old Point
110:00 A.?Looal?Dally?Lchng. Lex. C. Forst.
?3:00 P.?ExpreeeaesUally?..in.- L'vlllo.
14:00 P.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. N. New*.
6:00 P.?Local?Dally?N. Sews. Old Point.
5:15 p.?Local?Dally?Gordonsvlllo.
? :1a P.~Local?Et. Bun.? Lchbg. Natural
Bridge, Clifton Torse.
?5:36 P.?Unilid-Dally?CincHn'tt. Cht'go.
?11.00 P.?Express? Dally?C'oclnnati. L-villa.
?Sleepers. IParlor Care.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local tram
East: S:I6 A. M.. 7:f.O P. M. Through from
Bait: 11:30 A. M.. H:30 P, M. Local irons
West: S:3-> A. M.. 9:55 A. M. and 7:15 P. M.
Throueh: S:30 A. M.i J:35 P. M. and 3:30 P. M.
James River Lino: ?'S:?? A. M.. 6:4S P. M.
?? Dally except Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF Tii? suUIH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
N. B.?Following schedule lliiurcs publish?
ed as ttiforniailon and not guaranteed:
For the South?DaWy: o:10 A M. Local.
10:46 A. M. Express. S:? P. M. Express,
with electric llgntcd Bleoptng Car for At?
lanta and Birmingham. 11:41 P. M. Express.
Wenk Days: 3.0) P. M. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M.?Dally.?Connecting for Bal?
timore Mon., Wed. and Friday. 6:00 A. M.?
Ex. Sun. and 3:15 P. M.?Mon.. Wed. and
Friday?Local.
Trains Arrlvo Richmond.
From the South: 6:i0 A. M.. S:t0 A. M.
3:00 P. M.. t:05 P. M? dally; 13:55 Ex. Sun.
From West Point: ?:M A M. dally, 11:35 A.
M.. Mon.. We. and Frl., 4:73 P. M. Ex. Sun.
8. B, I1URGESS. D. P. A.,
?07 E. Main 8b '1'hone Madison 37X
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave
Richmond dully: 0:10 A. M.?Local to
Norlina. 1:30 P. M.?Sleepers and
coaches. Atlanta, Birmingham, Savan?
nah. Jacksonvlllc. 8:13 P. M.?Florida
Limited (except Sunday). ?;4^r P. M.?
Sleeper, Jacksonville coaches, Birming?
ham. 11:36 P. M.?Sleepers, Jackson?
ville, Tampa, Birmingham, Memphis.
Northbound tralna scheduled to arrive
In Richmond dally: 5:32 A. M., 7:3S A.
M., 5:2d A. M. (.except Monday). 6:05
P. M.. n:40 P. M.. Local._
niCIIMONI) ANT) CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Echedule of electrlo trains to and from
Ashlaud. stopplnc at Inlcrmcdlato stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel Sts.): ??:<*. ?7:10, H:10b, 9:10. ??10;10.
11:10 A. M , 1:10, 2:10, 3:10, 4:10b, 6:10, 6:30,
7:10, K:10b. 10:10, 11:46 P. M. Lv. Ashland:
?6:55, 7b, e. ?b. to, "Ml A M.. ??, M., "1, 2,
3. 4. :t>. ?. 7, 3. 9b. U P. It.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday only.
bournes baggage.
fermmii?atG
To tho
WEST INDIES
The American Riviera
BY
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
Especially attractive tours to
JAMAICA CUBA
PANAMA CANAL
BARBADOS TRINIDAD
VENEZUELA
For Particulars Write to
SANDERSON & SON.
Gent. Am-.. !S!S State St., N. V.
S. II. Hnrvninn,
70S E. Main St., - Richmond, Vn.
$10 u- Rovno Tai? moM New Voa*
rear* taeleds HeUls. Eicnrsions, Lowsst Ret?
Twin Screw c S. "llcrsmiiHan," IO.frIB tons Displace
taeni, sails Jan'v Id. wb. 34tti. list sad ever* Wcdr.es.
dty tnereafles
Sa'tcs do turns, n Ith private bsfhl OWllcilrsi BOge
keels: electric fens: wireless teletraphy: no steerage.
Fsstesi, newest snd only sleumer landing passengers si
the dock In Hamilton Oolf. Tsnnts. Fisole?. Bathings
Siliim and Cvcllng
WEST INDIES
Sen a "Uulana" satis Dec. Itth, Jjn-y ssta. Msrfls
id. and other sirsmers forinlehily for St. Thames, SO
Crolx. S-. Klin. Anileu?. auadaTouoc, Dominica. Marlin
Ique, SI. !.u flarnnrlo.-? snd t),>r -er J rn , I or IMusI r a 11 d
rnnphkltspplylo .V.H.OIITEUIIUIIIIIK A CO.. Am..
Uueeec *. S. Co.. Ltd. ??> llrvailuar. Naw York.
Snmuel II. QotVltian, 708 B. Main St.,
Ittcbmnnrt, Va? or any ticket Agent, or
ftuehee S. H. Co.. Ltd., (lucliee.
"Ask Mr. Bowman"
About Bermuda, Cuba, Panama, West
Indies, South America, Mediterranean
and Orient Cruises. The only agency
representing all lines. Hotel and Free
Information Bureau.
Snntui-I II. Itotvmuu.
Southern Tourlat Agent.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
Lv. Richmond foot of Ash Be dally.7:00 P.M.
Leave Newport News.6:00 A.M.
Arrive Norfolk.c.w A. M.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New york dully except Sunday
7:0o P. M. Connections also mado by N. .v.
V?. Ry. 3 P. M. and C. & O. Ry. at 4 P. M.
Night Line ?teamssr? stop at Claremuot to
laud or receive passengers on slgoul. and
will be met by ~ btle conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-Jumes River
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point, New?
port News and ?II Juines River landings.
Steamer loaves Men Wednesday end
Friday at 7:00 A. M. Freight received for
all Jainee River landings. 'PhonoMudlson 174.
Mil In Ticket Office. 131 12. Uala Street
GRAND CRUISE
TO THE ORIENT
Ilj tta palatial crtrls
uxf steoner
13." CINCINNATI"
(17.000 Too*)
Baltan? treen Hew York
JANUARY 30, 1912
on a T8 Day Oruisc to
PORTUGAL, SPAIN, ti*
M :;i) ri K.)'.it A .'i imai, and
tLa Oil I EXT. Cost tags
usd upsrarsl. The ?'CISOi.N
XATI" is Mjsdppesl srl'a everj
moanra feinre. prmtdlas every
taxvry and eassrfnrt oa lone
rsraiassa.
list Outee* I? Vcol MUt, Kovlk AntcrUa,
Arouni <>,- World, nah end Berpt, ?U.
Head for tlloetrated Boekkt.
HAMBURft-AMERICAN LINE,
^ 41-45 B'way. N. Y-. or S. IC Bowman 70? It
Main St.; Richmond Transfer Ca, tO? B.
Main St.. Richmond. Va_
MerchaD.s and Miners Tramprotatioa Co
Nonolu to Boston,' Maes., ?ud
Protldenre. B. t.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston?Dally,
oiccpt Thursday; for Providence,-Mon., Wed
and sat at ? P. M. Passenger* svo4 frslgh
taken (or all -.ow England polm Ticket*
en eaie ut uit.ee C. 4k O. Ry., M. 4k W. Ry.
B. H. Bowmaa, 70S East Main, aed Bldbcwadl
Traaafer Co.. f0? Eul Mats.

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