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(arenler Itlclimnnd'a Greater Nci-r-paper
OKKATKST WANT AM) II RA I, KS*
TA TU M lilM IM ifi VIHUIMA. AM?
(INN OK THE 1H5ST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
In effect Juno II, 1M1.
Dnllv, one cent per ?Tord when pnlrt
In advance. No Ail. taken for Icn?. tliuu
It'll t'CUlM.
Ouc unit uue-hulf rentn u word nil
clii??!ni'it||uuM ?colli Situation Wuuted
for Build***. Situation IVaiiti .1, one if nl
m -.wird. A<1. Sunday taken Cor le??
iniiii itfieeii reafo.
No All?, taken lor Irnn tlinn twenty
flve ccnlH libra phoned In or churned
?it the counter,
i'ii,.in- ordern uol guaranteed.
< liin-iiirniiipi> not guaruutued lifter
IlitHI 1'. 31.
I'"or IiuhIdcmn uoulrnctf-, ?.einl for the
tt'iiiil Ail. "Hau, plume Aluuruc 1.
Hom ana j uuuo i
J^J.ST, $15 |N CURRENCY (?10 IN
halves, iti in quariurs); uft on shelf
in poel-ollicu uoout i o'clock Thurs?
day itltcriiouu. r iudor will relievo
young lauy 11 oin very emuarrkasing;
position oy returning to Too 'imiuii
DlspUicli.
CI.jv . ? (? iCalES ?l* Ti Tv liZ num
bered li and i6 of the Ron Air Com?
pany of Virginia, issued April 7,:
ins*. In the iiniiie of K. ii. Taylor, i
having been lu*i, notice ih herutoy '
given tiiut ui>i>iK,itiun n.ia been made
tor ic?ub 61 n.-v. cerliltcaies.
CHARLES 13. rAi i.uu. i
Adln r ol rl. ij ..i>io:. JecUtt'sed.
tifip ctiiu. iv?ate
CLOTHING
SALESMAN
WANTED.
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA.
OUR LINK IS ADAPTED To THIS
TERHITORV, HENCE WE MAKE
ANDSELL MORE 1 "OKULAR-PRICED
CLOTH INO HERE THAN AN Y OTH?
ER HOUSE. WE want KEPRE
KBNTAT1VE WITH ESTABLISHED
TRADE IN THIS STATE. Al'I'LY
AT ONCE, with KUi.L DETAILS,
EXPERIENCE; REFERENCE, IMC.
IN FIRST LETTER. WE'LL RE?
CIPROCATE IMMEDIATELY.
MERK I MAC MANUFACTURING CO.,
S2?-R2S HROADWAY, NEW YORK.
WANTED, THREE MISN?GOOD HOOK
keeper for nlKnt clerk in hotel, a
, omblnailon .stenographer mid book-,
keeper und u good desk clerk; preier
i'ruiHtlan men. Also three good Jan I- j
tors. Answer quick In own bind-"
witting, giving phono number, S..
cure Tltncs-Dlspatch. a i
2,000 RAJ LW A V M?JL CLERICS AVANT? .
id, i'ju pormdiith, Itlciiiuund exami?
nations May 4. Common education
suii.eietii. pull" uniiovessar) Write
for sample questions'. rRANKLLN
institute, Dept. iVJ M, Kocnester,
N. Y._
W'ANTED, f1rst-clas8j EXPERI
onced butler, with rulorenci .. none
oilier need apply. Call this uveniug
alter U und /..iulii>'. Ulli VV. FraniC
liri ?lreel.
\\ ANTED. YOUNG' M liN TO I.kahn
.ne uutomouliu buswii . puaiiions
seiiured coluputont grau but es, It ICH ?
tO.mj auto SOHOuL, >ia W. Broad
Street._
\\~Anted, FOR L'. S. ARMY, ABLE
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
ol i? and ii; citlituna ui Uliilud SluieS,
oi goou ciiurauiel umi temperate nau
11.-4. Woo cuii topeuH, ruku ana Wilts
tiie English language. 1-or luforma
tlon uppiy lo i.eei Utting uiliiur, ?JO
E. Broad Street, Richmond, \ a.
married man for farm on
annrua. Appiy m VV. cruoo Street.
Wa.sti.I', a good. HUSTLING, EN
urgellc young uiug ciurk, lull reg?
istered; good oppurlunity lor rigut
party. Auuresii udx lt?2, ltiohmoiid,
v a._?
W.wv'j El.?.' HEN iu 'LEARN " HA it U Eli
trade; on,> few wcvku reituiruU.
Uiigea uiier ilmi mouth. biuady
position gu.iiniiicc?. Write for cat?
alogue. jiuLi'.K's BARUEK Cui.
Lcue, 2'Ji tiuwury. Now lum cny.
CIVIL SERVICE.?AN Y YOUNG -MAN
or woman woo wants u puainui, w'itn
Hie Lii.ited Stales government,
i'llotlld Wille US ut OUCe. II Juli uro
over eighteen, ana an American, we
cup QUicrtiy uJunty you to pass um
necuesury exainiuutions. ouimg mo
Mist year We huac placed over Juu
men and women in desirable ku.cii.
inent position. Write ul on^e fur
free civil service booiUei ana infor?
mation. L C ?>.. Hoil lbtb C, Bcran
lon, i'a. _
u'a.n'Ilii, a man oh uuv To work
on larm. biulu terms with icf-sr
ence. R. F. I). No. 2, liox tuJ, Uamp
ton. Va._
RAILWAY .MAIL CLERKS WANTED;
i'jQ month; Richmond eLaniinailoiis
May 4; preparation fr?&. FRANK?
LIN INCTICUTE, Dept. ?u M, Ro
cheater, N. Y._
WANTED. COACHMAN. MUST BE COM
petent in every way; good driver,
euU; neat appearance und -mperluno
od; must have beat reloreiico troin
last employer. Address k Hid, euro
Times-Dispatch._
ACTIVE CHURCH MEMBER AS As?
sistant In children's home. Must bo
good disciplinarian and possess
executive ability. Address K IbU.
care Tlines-Dlspatch, slailng relor
once and terms per montn, e.<ccluslvu
of board, lodging and washing, for
self and - wife._
WANTED, SHOE REPAIRER. "MUST
bo sober, steady and u hustler, und
up to date on tinu plain work. Bin -
Ulo man preferred, who can fur?
nish own tools. Give references and
slate wages expected. In Ural lelt?r.
Address Lock Uox 16, White Sulphur
Kprlngs. W. Va.
WANT EOT 'P?SITI ?e^BT"REOISTE II -
ed druggist of Vi years' experience,
* fully cupable of niaiiaglug busuiuss
liest of references. Address "SALOIV'
P. O. Station No. 10. Rlelimond, Va,_
VTROINIA RECISTERED ASSISTANT
druggist desires position uuywhere
In Stute by 16th. Quick suleBinan;
competent prescrlptlonlst. Any
umount of reference. Address C 67,
care Times-Dispatch._
L}tlp tiLtUiUCO, J;lllMlt
w'-xn^'e t5Ta>TjOo'd c~6oic7 "w I TI fciTx"
references. Splendid wages and room
on lot. 2U'J East Grace._
" feTtTiaiion* i*5ahtcD, j'-cniale
iio"siTioN'\v anted 'bV^an" experi
enced saleslady In millinery or suit
dopurtrnent. Uesl of referenuas. Ad?
dress C. H. d., P. o. Box 314, Clifton
Korge. Va._
EXPERIENCED LADY 8TENOGRA
phor and booltkoepor wishes a posi?
tion. Oood references. K 167, caro
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
?tiBNT's WaT5t"ed ^y^RAND Mc
nally & Co.; new business reference
work; 1010 census; over 150,000 c!t!ca
and towns indexed; quick seller; big
returns; permanent employment; ex?
ceptional opportunity for advance?
ment an general agent. Apply at
onco for torrltory and terms. DEPT.
?. RAND, McNALLY & CO., U Eaot
Twenty-second Streot, New York
City.
Protr??fona! t?clp CUnntcO j
TEACHERS, EXCEPTIONAL OPEN-!
Iiims tor 1012-13. FISK TEACHERS'
AGENCY, lbl? U Street. Washington.
' V. ' C,_
TEACHERS POIt BEST SOUTHERN
educational Institut Ion?, lull lernt.
Oldest, largest, best agency service
South; twentieth year; three avert*
isles, one enrolment.. Satisfactory'
service ' guaranteed. Enroll i.uw.
SHERIDAN TI3AC11BR8' AGENCIES,
Orenwood, s. c._
pj?n?^ rVf?VlR6.---\VI? cXn^pTjT
your piano wliero otiicru would not
utlcmui the Wollt. (jur mowug de
purlmeut la ilii.;lly euuippeu tu move
all kinds of furniture unu pianos.
CRAFTS. Moving Department; 12 J
East Uroud Street. Mu.dle.on cuo.
PIANO TONE RES ioTuNo.?bT OUR
unique method wo can make your old
piano Hound im good us inuuy new
Instruments. Our repair department
i is equipped to du ull klndb ut piUUO
und player-piano work. Bstimuleb
1 cheerfully given, without charge.
Come In und s,-i our expert ad?
vice without oullguii.-.g yourself.
CRAFTS, l?l hl. Broad Street. Itlch
mond, Va. M.iUlt'on ... 6,
WANTED,-THE PUBLIC to KNOW
that J All N K K BROS.. Jewelers; ?12
East Main Street, buy, ?eil, exchunge
und REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN T11E
DATES'! STYLES, old gold and Hll
vor al w? iyb taken in exchange.
IF IN NEED OF MONEY BORROW
FROM THE EQUITABLE uja.N SO
ClE.i. OUR BUSINESS IS CON?
DUCTED ON A STRICTLY HA.VKl.su
BASIS. Bit VAN BUILDING. EIGHTH
a.\u UHOAD.
BACH P. ACH. I
1 PER CENT. TO o 1 EH CENT. PEn
MONTH;
GUARANTEES '1 o MAKE MORE LIB?
ERAL ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. SILVER*
WAHE, ETC., THAN ANY (/HI!, it
EOA.N OFFICE HATES, 1 HE?
CENT. TO .: PER CENT.
RICHMOND DO AN OFFICE,
8, BACHRACii, PROP..
(Hi E. BP.OAD ST.
ESTABLISH ED 1s87.
i 1
CHURCH HILL PEOPLE SHOULD
tote their bundles to our olflcu ut
Twenty-tlrst and Marshall, Collars
and (.nils, 1 l*2u-; Shifts, Sc.; spreads,
loo. VIRGINIA LAUNDRY;_
ima ISDN FRANC A1SE, ill 1-2 NORTH
Eighth .Street, Itlclimond, Va., Louis
I Ctiuvaller, Prop, tiaie chel Palace
Hotel, hurt Pranclsco. and chel Met?
ropolltau Ciub, Washington, L?. C>,
catering and preparing (or privat?
dinner* a specialty; French table
I d't.oie dlnnei duiiy, 6:30 to v p. M.,
7<>c.. Itinuh daily. 11:30 a. m. to 3
P. m., 60c; muals also served a la
carte. For pitvute dinner*. etc,'
cooks win be furnished at residences
If dealred. Elegant rooms, newly
I furnished. Phone Madison lo3a.
JoU?liltw? kJuUUlUlHlllt?
I A^GOoh' ofPT:7^tcT' a" "hai ikma n
and an Office man; who lias t ..uuy or
! t?.uuu each to buy out ah Interest in
tbo best manufacturing business in
Eictimond and the only one of its
kind. Factory luiiy equipped wlin
machinery, etc, to make (15,000
woi in of goods ut n pi out of 31 per
cent, on tile selling price. Tula don't
Include manager's, olllce or sales*
man's salary, out al, other expenses.
Party Withdrawing bus good excuse.
S'j.ovO tu buy him out and balullce
lor working capital. Can'sell near?
ly our wnolo output In Ricutnond.
HuMiness is ne<V and demand for
Hoods Increasing every day. Norm?
ern luctorles have made lurtuues In
Ine last six or ?u\en years. Writer
'< can snow faotory with machines at
work, so you cun figure exactly what
goods edit- Addresj 332, care Times*
Dispatch._
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS ?ND
Jewelry at lowest rut's o: Interest,
i No charges for storage, N K Ja?
cobs & SON. -'IS N Ninth Street.
EQUITABLE loan society, pp.i
vate offices, EIGHTH AND
BEUAD STREETS.
'ESTABLISHED LIVERY BUSINESS
! und outlli for sale Easy terms. Cen
trally located. Reason lor selling,
! tailing health. Write P. O. Box 173.
W ;nstori-S'nletn. N. C._
j poulttfi, Petes anb 2-iuc ferork
?"U R E HAL e PL"PS, REGISTERED
stock; price reasonable, w ILLOUOH
? BY KENNELS, Little liny, box 118,
Norfolk.
sitai <?smit lur s>;iu..
PUBLIC sale.?i will OPFER FOR
sale on Wednesday. February -s.
1313; one of tue bos', stock-raising
lind general farms in King Wltlllim
COtiniy; consisting of Ss'j acres, more
or less, situated 1 1-2 miles o; King
William Counnousd, Va-'J all teams,
came, nneep, hogs and Implements.
mrs. JAMES A-_LACY.
118*ACItE FARM, 11-2 miles FROM
Jclei uvllla. Amelia county, Va.; on
Southern Railway; I-room dwell?
ing, good condition; 4-room tenant
huiiec and three ourns and oilier
buildings, 90 acres cleared, balance
pine and oak; orchard of 400 trees,
twelve years old, five passenger
trulus to Richmond; fare, IS cents;
atop on farm, making It very attrac?
tive for city man'a country uslute.
Mr. A. R. Morris lived on It, and will
snow It uny day. A burgnin. Very
easy terms. cila.p1n & HUME,
Rich niond._
44-ACRE farm; ElOHT MLDES from
Richmond, on Midlothian. Hike; 1 1-3
miles from Hobious, oil Southern
Hallway; dwelling, orchard, wood.
Implements, live stock; only $3.5od.
Mr. W. h. Pease, owner, will be glud
to show you over lt. chap1n &
hume, 13 North Eleventlt Street._
FOR 8ALB.?VERY HANDSOME HOME
sacrltlced; West End; new, brick,
modern; eight large rooms; double
polished boors; hot wnler heal;
beaulllul chundellura and mantles.
Price less than to build. Terms. S.,
U ox 330._
mt acres in SPOTS ylv an iA COUN
ty, with a lot of good buildings and
a good productive farm, 'or $c,k50.
Tho cheapest thing In Virginia. For
full description address e. ooyin03,
Pauldlng,_Ohio._
FOR "sale, on twenty-seventh
Street, eight-room brick house; Very
desirable location For particulars
address K 181. ?are _Tlmes-Dlspatt:h.
For; bald, lot on roseneath
Road (between drove and Hanover
Avenues). For particulars call Mad?
ison 3486._
Ecal ?Gtatf iroc ilrnr
fo'r" " rt en'i\ ""part' "noPt'8 tT~e.' ^iaTn,
for ofilco or business. Apply within.
1^?DH^?_NiFaR rOUHTEENTH AND
Main Streets, suitable for nmall shop
or storage purpose. RICHUSON &.
CRUTCH FIELD. Eleventh and Hank.
FOR RENT, GROUND FLOOR STOR
age space, 25x60 feet. 1110 E. Cary
_StreeL_
LUal (COtate Cclaiut?
'vV'a^t^fC'fo" ^bu R OM^WTfEni
one to three lota or six or eight
room house; Highland Park pre?
ferred. H 61, caro Tlmes-Dlspatch.
! wanted, a few""chf.ap lots in
j colored section, from owner direct;
also what hnvo you, to exchange for
small auto car, two-paaaonger? Ad?
dress K IBS, onro Tlmcs-Dlspatch.
list y??TTfICrms WITirXX'cON
nelly*& co. Writo postal for nec?
essary blanks. ,
DALY PUZZLES
What kind of paper?
ANSWER *Il> VKSTERPAV'S P L/.7.EE.
Filbert.
X-oc ?aU
F1T')ST"~P^?f"T:?B^ pTTCnts
dellvcrca in Virginia nuu Nonn Car?
olina, II.4y per thousand; sure ncad
era. buncneu in 1' w ol ?u plums
Enterprise PLA.ST Ca, Meggens,
b. c._
WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
new and sccond-humi svagous, oue
liurse truck Itgnt furniture wagon.
Ruubei-tii.j woik. pai?Ulig uim re?
pairing. KICrlAKDsON bros., Ol?
_Brook Avenue. .M^un.on U?1.
EUE SA EE, Si-VEUAE .^HOUND-HAND
buggies and wagons,' ready tor use.
Bouie great bargains, one rubucr
tired runabout. ... MEYER'S SONS,
Tai East Cary Streou
EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY. PBI
V ATE OFFICES, EIGHTH A NI >
HRoaD STHEE- ?
FOR SALE, SLIGHTLY US EE FIRE
pi oof sale, cheap for cash. Address
_P. o. B. No. 133, City.__
SU Ja BEANS.?GOOD STUCK; L1MIT
ed quantity. Also black, clay und
mixed peas. For sale by D ETHEK
IDGE CU., 31-^3 Coiimivrcc Street,
Norfolk. Va._
MOUNTED BOILERS and ENGINES.' 6.
3. 2o and 25 horsepower; also others
of vailuus styles und sixes; couuiiion
guaranteed. I. BLUFORD & cu.,
E. Car) Street.
FOR SALE. LAROE ASSORTMENT UP
business wugons, lop und open; our
j/rtccs an- me lowest. Easy terms.
A. _M E^ EE'S SONS. 731 12._ Cary St.
FOR SALE, STOCK OP GOODS AND
mercantile business at Hanover
Courthouse, Va., one-quartor mile
from C. <i O. By. Account of retire?
ment from business will sell my
stock of goods ut Inventory .ind my
business ul above place. Must be
disposed uf by April l. Reasonable
lease at reasonable terms can be se?
cured on the storehouse. Address
THUS. P. STEVENS. Hanover. Va._
DELICIOUS: SMITH PI ELD SAUSAGE
now on saie ut your grocer's.
BACH R ACH.
1 PER CENT. TO 3 PER CENT. PEP.
MONTH.
ESTABLISHED lssT.
OFFERS SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
AND GUARANTEES LOWEST HATES
OP INTEREST ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE, ETC. BE SURE AN D SEE
US.
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.
S. BACHRACII, PROP.,
S15 B. BROAD st.
two SECOND-hand runabouts,
one top buggy and several wagons,
all In good repair and painted. These
are bargains. a. MEYER'S sons. 731
East Cary Street.
J^odiDincj
w AN-nrfT.^TRASs'l iCNT'^SD^fABIJj
boarders ..; . Bast Franklin Street.
MISS PALMORE._
1??3 W. G RACE" ST HE ET?ROOMS.
with board. Reasonable rates. _
BEAUTIFUL SUIT OF ROOMS FOR
relil. with board. 100 West Main,
next Jefferson Hotel. _
Rooms J'-oi Unit
v lVTas an tT att'i :'a CTi v e" "rooms,
14_Nortn Sixth, easi_side of slreet.
ROOMS. with board, 115 east
Franklin. _
Coal nno CUooc
6rder~'you"r~voo"d to'-day! "Tt
may snow to-morrow. Pine slab
wood, 8-lnch and 10-lnch long. 32;
nice dry pl.ha, J.l.iO; oak, $3.26, and
fine kindling. $1-75 per half-cord.
Phone Madison Belt. Midlothian
' wood co.
long's wood is good because-it
wan split In right season and of
good, large trees. a sample load
will please you. His coal burns to
[ aBhes. Easy lo take up. I'hone Mad
; l?on 1069- 1070.
t?d.UCD
Y^u"xor^ARiriF.b"'c6UPL^nDE"slRES
furnished or unfurnished apartments.
Address K ltl.l. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, TO BUY FOR, CASH,
i household goods in any quantity,
j Ptionu Madison 3i>M.
WANTED. GOOD HORSE OR COW
manure In carload lots. Quote price
! F. O. b. c. & O. tracks. Richmond.
Address NORFOLK MANURE CO..
1 240 Montlcollo Arcade, Norfolk. Va.
BUSINESS MAN WANTS LOAN OF 1100
? Immediately. Good security. Ad?
dress K IBs; care Tlmea-Dlspatch._
LOO k f Too K :~ LOO k : WE PAY CASH
for old clothes, gents' furnishings,
j boots, shoes, furniture, etc. Phone
! Madison f>!32.
pcijjonalo
iYu^man 1 f?"i r' ~b ou ai it" niT" sold
;. at HUP 1 IFS'S. 200 North Third._
GINTEB PARK AND 3ARTON
Helglits passengers are invited to
wail in our otlice when transferring
at First and Broad. VIRGINIA LAUN?
DRY.
ttOOlllQ CClulUiD
WANT Er)?"T WO^olRr TII REB^ROOalS
for light housekeeping, on Grace or
Franklin Street, between Fifth and
Harrison Streets. Young couple, no
children. Address K 1G2. care Tlmos
Dlspatch._
a^.?ccHancou?
~? pHolpti^rin oT
FURNITURE REPAIRED and POL
ls'.ied, mattresses renovated, antiques
bought and sold.. LEVY, the Uphol?
sterer, 425 West Broad.
SHOE repairing.
76c. RALFSOLH MEN'S 8HOEB. 60c.
ladles; every pair sower; bost leath?
er; no nails, n< pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels. 2;>c; Tred-Air rubber hoels,
40c.; leather heels rebuilt like no#,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 710 E. Mailt. Phono Mon?
roe 2667.
SEWING MACHINES.
THE AUTOMATIC DROPHUAD. HIT
stralght, eontral-noedle, standard ma?
chine, only $30. GARLAND H.
| CLARK, Agent. Phono Monroe 2026
Intcrfcrcftce of Bystander-- Pre?
vents Clash in Peters?
burg Court.
FROGRESS IN DAVIS TRIAL
Regarded as Probable That
Night Sessions boon Will
Be Ordered.
The Tlnios-Diapatch B ireau,
;. Bollingbrook -ireci
(Photic 14SS),
Petersburg, Va., February 9.
The third witness was put on the
stand In the Uavla irlal lo-ila.v. one
of whom was in the chair nearly all
of yesterday. Tho probability Is that
tho court will begin holding nigrii
sessions to save time. A personal in?
cident between two of the attorneys
occurred tils afternoon, which was
fortunately without damage, and wms
amicably settled.
The court was opened, th? proceed?
ings of the previous day's sessions
were read, and the jury polled at 10
o'clock this morning. Tne Jury was
sent oui during further argument on
the motion made yesterday afternoon
by the Commonwealth's attorney to
Introduco at this point of the pro- (
ceedlhgs tliree alleged false reports
of tue nnancial condition of the Ap
pomattox Truat company, (made In
1909 to tne State Corporation Commis?
sion by Carter It. Bishop, cashier ol
the bank. Till object of the Introduc?
tion of these report., ul th.x time, as
stated by the Commonwealth's attor
i hey, was to prove conspiracy and
guilty knowledge and Intent on th?
purl of the defendants. Davis and
Bishop. Counsel for defendants ob?
jected to the admission of the sta'.o
Inenls as premature, tho defense not
hating the opportunity to cross-ex?
amine witness. This morning it was
ugrcid to call Mr. Craves to the stand
and proceed with hl3 examination.
Craves In Itecullcd.
John l, Graves, Individual "hook
keeper, was recalled to the stand and
further examined by the Common?
wealth's attorn sy. Mr. Craves read
from the ledger end stated that on
February 5. l!?09, at the close of the
?utomou?cs lor s-ulc
foif saTle '.vi a g'heat' SAciuiTcT:,
because 1 am buying how model and
I haven't storage room, one Used Ca?
dillac, splendid tires. Car will give
I tellable service lor long time. Sell
i to immediate buyer about one-tenth
original price, casn or lime, Must
sell quick. Phone Madison 2Ci'9.
?i?numstmior's J^oticc
I TlTlS OiMi'AXV, HAVING QUALIFIED
as administrator of lienry l. Heart
weil, deceased, all persons having
I claims against said estate are re?
quested to present Hit in. and those
indebted to the estate will please
I iu..Ke payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator of Henry l. Heartwoll.
?^cciinjjo
"~~OFFlCB
The Virginia l ire and Marine
insurance Company
Richmond, Vu., Feb. 7, 1912.
ANNUAL MEETING Ol'" ST?CKHOLD
; lilts.?lue regular uniiuui meeting
oi btockholaers will be held at tue
company's ulheo, No. ioi? Eust Main
bliuol, Richmond, Va., on TUESDAY,
i."oc11 instant, at 12 M. Transfer nooks
will loe cto.-uu iiuiu February H to
l euruury 22, rj 12.
\\ i!.......:i a. McCarthy,
Secretary.
I ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holuera oi tne Ricmnonti Transfei
Company will be held ut their Olttcu,
buj East Main Street, at lit o'clock
noon WEDNESDAY, February 11.
1912. \V. T. DAR DEN,
Secretary.
Richmond, Va-. January 13, 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of THE
stockholders of tne Uroad Street
Hank, Richmond, Vu.. will be eld
at their banking house TUESDAY,
February is. Wi2, at 10 a m.
ANDREW M. GLOVER,
_ Cttsnier.
THE ANNUAL MEETINGOF THE
stockholders of tno e. B. Taylor
Company will bo held at the ollloe
of the company, No. 1011 East Main
Street, Richmond, Va., at 3 o'clock
1'. iL TUESDAY, February 20. 1:>12.
W. e. HENDER80N,
_Secretary.
tTTe" a.vmJal- meeting of the
stockholders of tho Oans-Rady Com?
pany will bo held at the ottlcu of the
company, 1006 e. Main Street. Rich?
mond. Va., on wednesday, Feb?
ruary 21, at 12 o'clock noon.
_OEO w. rady. Secretary.
^Bankrupt i2otlr.es
N^T'fCE'""?F""' FI HST " 'MeeTINO^?F
CREDITORS.
In tho matter of i No. 1107.
ROBERT JAS. SN BAD, V In
Bankrupt i Bankruptcy.
IN the DISTRICT COURT of THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ern DISTRICT of VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of ROBERT JAS.
SNEAD, of Richmond, In tho county of
Henrico und district aforesaid?
Bankrupt:
Notice IS hereby given that on the
80th dny of January, a D. 1912, tho
SHld ROBERT .1 AS. SNEAD was duly
adjudicated bunkrupt, und that the tlrst
meeting of his creditors will be
held in my otllce, Rooms Nos. 8U2
und i>03. American National Rank
Building, Richmond, Va., on the IttTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1912. at 10
o'clock In the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
tholr claims, appoint a trusieo, exam?
ine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business .is may properly come
beforo suid meeting-.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Febronry S. 1912. _
j notice of" k11:st meetino of
CREDITORS.
In the matter of ~) No. 1108.
[GEORGE LEWIS t ._,
OA IN ES. ( ln
Bankrupt. ' Banltruptny.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the
UNITED STATES FOR THIS east?
ern DISTRICT of VIRGINIA:
To the ci editors of GEORGE LEWIS
OA INES, of Richmond, In the county
of Henrico and ilintrlct aforosald?
Bankrupt:
Notlco Is heroby given that on the
lat day of February, a D. 1<I12. tho
said a FORCE LEWIS OAINES was
duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that tho
first meeting of his creditors will
be held ln my office. RooniB Nos.
802 and POn, American National Bunk
Building, Richmond, Va., .on the 19TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1912, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon, at whic.i tlmo
tho said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, ex?
amine the bankrupt, and trnhsnci such
othor business r.n may properly como
boforu uatd meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
I February 9, 1912.
and other ills, due to an inactive condi
ition of the liver, Stomach and Bowels,
may be obtained most pleasantry and
most promptly by using Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna. It is not n new
and untried remedy, but is used by |
niiUlons of well-informed famifia tltrough
out the world Vi cleame and sweeten
? and strengthen the system whenever a
W laxative remedy is needed,
? When buying note the full name
of the Company?California Fig Syrup
Co.,?printed on every package of the
genuin o
Rogular price 50* per bot one ebro oaiy.
For sale by all l-niling druggiit-..
day. the account or Charles Hall Davis
was overdrawn 19,561. and that ot
Davis & Davis 124,356. Cotinscl (or
dsfense ohjecied to this Una of tes?
timony; objection overruled and ex*
ceptlon noted.
Witness Graves stated that the total
overdrafts at the bank on February
6 wero 333,731. Thr> names of Ihe
parties overdrawn woro given. Among
the list wore a number ot the dlrec* i
torn of the bank.
At the close of buslnoss on April 2".
190!*, the totni overdrafts at the blink
wtrs 370.126.S3. Among the over- i
dr.twrr? wero Carter It. Bishop, Jil'JvT.
Charit? 11. Divis, Ji7.;u,. Davis &
Mavis, 339.323; Robert Cnlmnnls, 12,219:
Charles lull Davis and other direc?
tors, 11.062. The names of all over- ,
drawers wero given.
At the close of business on Juno 23.
1909. the total overdraft- wore $79,
314. HO. The names of all the over
drawers wore given.
On March 1, 1900, C. R. Bishop's ac?
count was overdrawn *9:ii; on March 2.
it was overdrawn 31,207. The over?
drafts gradually Increased each day.
Counsel for defense objected to this
line of evidence, was overruled and
noted exceptions. Commonwealth's
Attorney Mann stated that hlr, object
in this line was to establish conspiracy
to defraud the hank, to show Bishop's
?intent to defraud and to mow the gen
| eral condition of the bank.
Witness Craves Btatod that from
March up to August 2. Carter it
Bishop's account was generally over?
drawn. On August. 2, ho hud *$14S to
his credit.
Witness stated almost every day he
notified the cashier and some otto In
,Mr. Davls's ofllrc- of the overdrafts of
j Charles Hall Davis. A list of over?
drafts was furnished Ctmhler Bishop
every day; did not know wdinl was
done with the list. In 19nf>, witness was
forbidden by the cashier to furnish
outside the hnr.k n list of overdrafts
to Marry So ward, vice-president of the
hank. He did furnish a list of over?
drafts In duly. 1909, and identified the
sumo. Tb- totals were larjje.
Witness Is Cr???-l"\ntiilne>d.
Cross-questioned, wltners paid that
Auction feiilcs, .future oajis
~""~C relishaw"SrRlrks?' ' ~
McVeigh St nilnn.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS' AUCTION* SALE
OF
No. 417 W. Main St.
By decree of the Chancery Court of
the city of Richmond, entered In tho
suit of Amanda 8. Alley vs. Joseph M.
Putscy et als., on February 7. 1912, we
will sell by public auction, on the
premises,
Thursday, Feb. 15, 1912
ut 4:30 o'clock P. M.,
tho following property, described In
the decree as follows: "All tli:it cer?
tain lot of land In the city of Rich?
mond, with r. brick store and dwelling
thereon, designated as No. U7 West
Main .Street, iron ting nineteen feet six
Inches on the south lino of Main
Street, and extending hack between
parallel lines to an nlley in the rear."
TERMS: Cash, or one-third thereof
in eush and the residua In two equal
instalments, payable, respectively, at
six and twelve months from the day
of sale, tho credit Instalments to bo
evidenced by notes of the purchaser;
with 6 per cent, per annum Interest
from tho day of sRle added, and tho
title of the property retained as se?
curity for the said notes until the
wl-.ola of tho purchase money Is paid
and a conveyance directed by the
court.
WALTER STDNOR,
J BOGE RICKS,
Special Commissioner.*.
Tho bond required of tho commis?
sioners In the above suit has been exe?
cuted. CHAS, O. BAVILLE,
Clerk.
By N. W. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE S SALI-; OF AN EXCELLENT
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON
FEND ALL AVENUE, BROOK
PARK, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a certain ded of trust,
dated .May 14th, 1909; and recorded in
i the clerk's ollljo 01 Kcnrlco Circuit
Court; in D. B. 1S..-A. page ;t3S, 1
win, at the request of the beneiiclary;
tin re having been default in the pay?
ment ot a portion ol the debt secured
In suld tleed of trust, s.ell by public
auction, on the premises, on
Monday, February uth, 1912.
at 1 o'clock P. M.,
the property above referred to, con?
sisting of ? comparatively new two
Btory frame dwelling, on .1 lot fronting
40 feet, and running back 136 feet to
a public ?Hey in lh? rear. This prop?
erty 'a 011 lno west side of Pent] Uli
Avenue, beginning 40 lent south of
Brook land Park Boulevard, and Is,
therefore, very closo to tho cur line.
This is a good house ami lot, and
should attract the attention of home
seekers and < tilers
TERMS: Cns!
STUART HOWE, Trustee.
I *-?-!-'-==-=9
ftral estate J'rut- ?alc
Timber Land for Sale
500 acros oak timber land, contain?
ing a larpe amount of saw timber.
crosstloB, piling nn<| hickory. Located
near Columbia, Va. Will seil cheap to
i quick buyer. Address
II. P. BAKER,
Columbia, Va.
lAi-fii Cstatt
b?/o Money to Lend
ON CITY* PROPERTY.
Borrower can pay it off or cur
tall at any Interest period.
MCVEIGH ft QI.l NN'.
' /
hi- mny not liavo notified tho cashier of
small overdraft*, nor could ho swcai'
that he L-utlod the ult.-ttlort of the
cashier to the Bpeelllc Item* charged
In the Indictment; charms on the
books of the hank may ho made for
ninny causes, and many of these cause*
were enumerated? u score or more of
them without any money pnsslnn.
Notes and drafts wore frequently
charged to the Davis accounts.
Witness read from the lodger the
deposits to the account i'f Davis Sz
Davis, from March 2 to October I.
lf">'.?. showing a total of S218.158.2S de?
posited during that t'.nv. (in Octobp'r
5, the UCCOUIlt of Davis ti Davis was
balanced, und Charles II. Davis had
?S" to his credit. As fui -is he knew,
neither of these accounts was after?
wards overdrawn. There novi r was miy
attempt made to .-re, ? ? ,i ilie boohs
from the directori at lh< bank. They
were always open to them and the of?
ficers of ilie bank, lie hud frequently
requested the directory to examine the
books. Witness explained the mahnet'
of settling with other banks, a num?
ber ?f directors ?>r the batik overdrew'
their accounts.
Questioned by the Commonwealth"?
attorney, witness said It.- .I'd not know
of the drafts drawn on \ minis parties
out of tho State and tredtted to the
account of Davis Dnels Several
deposit slips were Identified by witness,
and offered In evidence. These repre-l
set.tod deposits by drift* In various
amounts. Witness, cotilo. not state
whether the Petersburg banks In set?
tling clearances required the Appomnt?
tox nnnk during It-; troubles to settle
Ii; deficiencies In cash. Witness said
tho directors seldom oxnmlned the
books. On March 11. ll>09, there was
n draft deposited t-. tbo -re.lit or Davis
ft Davis, and on March 16 there was
.1 debil of 15.001.32; but witness could
not explain any connection between
the two, and could not state whether
the |1.32 was the cost of a protest.
Draft 1? Iteturucd.
I The next witness was A. 1, Alken,
j of New York City, chief clerk In tho
Mechanic and Metal Bank, successor j
1 to the National Copper Dank, which
ill I '.usltiess with tho banks In Pe?
tersburg. Ths Mechanic and Metal
j Dank received on July 22, through the
, Appomnttox Trust Company, a draft
for 1*5,000 f'ir collection, with waiver
of protest. The draft was not paid,
j the Appomnttox Company was to
i notified. Tho draft was drawn by
Charles Knll Davis on Arthur C. Hume,
who refused to pay It, for tho reason
' "Hint the party drawing It had no
I Claim." The court ruled out this lat
1 t-. :? clause, allowing only the utnte
rnent to p-> to tho Jurv that the draft
was returned unpaid. The witness
was asked to stato tne condition of,
lh> Appomattox hank In Its relations
with the New York bank, which ques
! tlon was objected to by the defense.
I Witness was on the stand when the
court took a recess.
Perwnnl Incident.
! It was just before adjournment for
recess that an Incident occurred he
j twecn two of the attorneys, which for
! a moment caused considerable excite?
ment In the court room. Common?
wealth's Attorney Mann, while speak?
ing, made a remark which was re?
sented by Colonel James Mann ns
knowingly Intended to prejudlco tho j
Jury against tho defendant. Common?
wealth's Attorney lt. II. Mann Imme?
diately pronounced that statement ns
untrue, and as known to be untrue
when tunic. Both of the attorneys
are high s-plrllcd men, neither of whom
j will stand any aspersion on their word
or churacter. They were not far from
rch other at the time of tho passage
of tho words. They started for each
other, ',tit were quickly seized by by
stn ndera and prevented from coming
together. As soon as order was re?
stored the court took occasion to warn
Ilia attorneys against such conduct,
und stated that It must m>l be re?
pented. TJoth lawyers apologized to
the court, and, after mutual explana?
tions, shook hands and closed the In?
cident
Afternoon Session.
A. M. Alken, qucstlonod by defense,
gave location and otllci-rs ol his bunk,
the Mechanic and Metal Bank. J. O.
Robins was not connected 'with the
j bank, and didn't know of the prosocu
I lions against III in, or of his Indebted?
ness to olher banks, or that he was a
inan of large financial interests, or
whether he was a director in the
! Canadian Trust Company. Was not
j familiar w ith Robin or his acts or In
; terosts.
R. T. Wilson, clerk of the State Cor
j poratlon Commission, was culled to
Identify reports of the condition of the
I Appomattcx Hank, made to the com
: mission In 19 Ott nnd 1908, tho object
j being to prove conspiracy and Intent
i to defniud on the part of tho def in
dantB, Davis and Bishop. Tha defense
promptly objected to the Introduction
of th?6u reports, us there had been
no proof of conspiracy, or that an\ of
the money mentioned In the Indict?
ment had come Into tho hands of the
I defendant. Tlie corpus delicti had not
i been established.
I This matter was argued yesterday
afternoon, and was rearguod again
Ulla afternoon, ln view of tho differ?
ent aspect thrown on the case by to
I day's testimony. On behalf of the
I defense tin argument this afternoon
I was made by Oeorgo S. Bernard; There
I was no evidence of conspiracy, said
! Mr. Bernard. no evidence that Mr.
: Davis ever got a dollar out of the
bank Improperly, or that he was tho
custodian "t tho funds of the bank, or
j that the funds worn ln his possession.
All that has beert proved In this ease
I was that Mr. Davis was a depositor,
I like others; drew out his tnonev prop?
erty, like other depositors, and that
the has paid back In full everything
ho owed tho bank. No proof has been
Shown to establish that Mr. Davis, by
! virtue of his Oftice ns president, ever
cume into possession, of one dollar of
the bank's funds. Mo did overoheck,
ns ninny othsrs did. but that was not
a criminal i.n'onse.
Mr. Bernard argued to show that
the allegations In tho Indictment
.?.gainst Mr. Davis were not sustained
by one particle of proof, and that the
.reports to the Corporation Commission
should bo ruled out as Irrelevant and
! Improper,
The question Is regarded ns of suoh
Importance as really ending the ease
if derided In rnvdi ?( Mo defense, that
Ft, T. Wilson was excused from testi?
fying to-day. and the Commonwealth's
attorney was allowed to Introduce
Other witnessed to show that Mr.
Davis, ns president of the bank, wits
the custodian of Its funds.
: Tho court adjourned over until to?
morrow morning to hear further argu
! tnorit and evidence on this vital ques?
tion,
" ftallcoiiDs ~
"'^^KAIiOAIuVAlIt I.INC.
southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mr>nd daily: li:lo A. M.?Local to Norllna.
1:50 P. >I.?Sleepers rtnd coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham, .Savannah, Jacksonville. s:ta P.
M ?Florida Limited (except Sunday), t;4t P.
U.?Sleeper, Jacksonville coaches, Birming?
ham. 11:33 P. M.?Bloopers, Jacksonville.
Tampa, Birmingham, Memphis. Northbound
train* scheduled to nrrlva in Richmond dally:
15:? A. M.. TlJS A. M? 0:2tf .\. M. (except M,,n
d.iy), J:fti P, M.i 6:10 1'. M.. '.ocal.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINK TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In effect .Innuary 1st. 1911
Laav? Byrd Street Station, It! 'hinonj, FOR
NORFOLK: 'i.Oo A. M? ?3:00^. M., M:I0P M
FOR LYNCIIBURQ AND TUB VVEHTl HiU
A. M. ?10:00 A. at,, ?3.00 P. M..?3:f0 P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?U:io a. m
?4:S? P. M., ?11:30 P. M. From tho West: ?t:40
A. m., a;!:00 P. m . Dl:? P. m . m;<?S p. il ,
?9:00 P. M.
I ?Daily. aDnlly ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
' Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars.
W. B. IlEVtLL. C II. BOSLJ5Y.
a. P. A. Roanok... P. P. a., Rlohmond. ]
Batttoo'J?
Ricto?u^FTCueTictslit & MeacCf?
TO AHO FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND,
LonTO jUobpwpd
?s.Sti i >; Bird ?l.Sta.
?."..13 A..M. Main St. Ms.
?<-. 6 i A.M. Bird St.Sta.
?T7 l ? A.M. Bird M. Sie.
?7.HA.JI. MslnSt.Ste.
?N.l i A.M. Ilyrd SU MI.
A.M..Main Kt. Sts.
?Iij.nl uoon Byr* Su M?.
12.00 P.Jt.Bjr.t St. St?.
?t.t.Sll r.M. Ilyrd St. St*,
et.In l\.M. Lina Station,
??.l.i P.M. Main S:. Sta.
?8.30 P.JL llyrl'.t. St?.
Arrive Kl<:b,mon<l
?;...') A.31. r.yrdht.Ma.
\\ A.II. Klb? Station,
ttl.il' A.n. Hjtd SLM4.
?I.Ii V.U. MslnKt.Bie.
?i.45 P.M. ByrdKl.Ktav,
18.50 F.?. 11 ?r J St. Sir.
?/;s8 l-.M. ByrdSl.St?.
. ?S.10 P.M. Hain fiLSla?
. 'J mv.'i.ii)iJM.Jii,
. .j p.m. HalnKt.Bta.
. tio.xd F.JI. Byr 4 St. Sta,
. ?lt.HO l'.M. MsliiNl.Sttv.
? ?Ija.o dum ByHSt.Sia?
ACCOMMODATION Ifi/IINS?WEEKDAYS.
Leave Iljr" Si. KU. i.ro P. ?i Tor Frelerlekiberf,
beirr l-.llil Sta. 8.20 A. 31..0.30 V. 11. for Ashlanl.
\rrli? IIjr? St.Sia.S.i.', A.ll. from Frcderlehsli':?.
Arrli" Klb? SP?. HJtO A..M..&-IO P.M.fnin A?hlan?.
?Daily. I Weekdays. i'Sundaya only,
f* Daily except Monday.
All trains to ur tram flyid Street Station,
'except tr.-.tna lesving 4.50 a. m., s.5? ?? m t?d
nrri''i;>K 1 ;o nlehti ?top at Elba. Tim? ol
arrivals and'departurea 00t |> uaraottcd. Read
tbc
?tz antic Coast Line
Kr !?'.:.<.'; 1 Vi; JANUAR, let. .?13.
l'ltAi...- l.l.A>t ?lICl.JlU.Mj DA1L7.
Kur Florida and buutii: *:ti A IL an*
7:33 l?. M . 'i'iuu P. AI., taw A. m.
ur Noriotx: ?aai A. .?.;. i:m p. at., *:li
1 M.
Kor N. at W. fty. West: A. Id., WlOtl
A. il., 3:(a? I M., *:.? P. AI.
Kor lvursourg: 1:00 A. il.. ?.Ii a_ Id.,
Itli A. M.. ?:i? A. Id.. 10:0? A_ lt.. j:0Q p. AK,
?Uu 1 AI., 4: ei l'. m., 1:13 1'. m? a.-u p. AI..
li:U r. m.
Kor ciu.usDor0 -w 'l Foyettevlllo: 'till P. *4L
Tratet arrive Iticomund dally: ?.4? A. M ,
6;4o A. il.. ?:40 A. M., a7:00 A. M., A.
il., "10.?, A. lt., 11.40 A. At.. ?!:<? P. 3d.,
"IM P. it., ti:(w P. AI., ?:? P. AI., ,,v, f. iL.
v.vg p. AI., U;3d P. at.
?Except Sunuuy. "SunO-r only, aJSxaept
Monday.
Tim? of arrival anil departure, and cn.
sections no* ?uaranteeft.
C. S. CAM l'Ui.l.L. D. P. A_, S3* Main St.
Lheaspeake & Ohio Railway
?'.tu .v. ? ouiij ? ^iew uuri Nevva.
8:140 A. ? Local ? Dully?Cb'villa. Ex. Bun.
Tnurf.ond
ra.OO.A. ?l-xeitsa?Dally?Norfolk, Old Point
1,0:00 -V ?Lucu,.?u?uiy?/..hug. Llx. C. Kor?,,?
"k.v/u P. ? cxyrettM#?uatiy~-.,,n..L'vllleL
l.;v"j P. ? ii*.i>iee??u..uy ? .'lorl'Jlk. N. .'Iowa
?.1? P. ? l.uoui ? LMUll ? N. New?, Uid Polat.
...o P.?Loo a.?Uauy?Qordnnavllle,
b:Ui P.?Local?Kx. t>ua. ?Lcbb?, Matured
liriuiia, ' 11.ion Forge.
?J:3S p.?,..!...?? u?L>ai.y-Ctuiidn'ta, Cbl'iro.
?R:tM P.^l^ipi ?1-Uaily?f'aciuuatL
v ..i. v. v fParior Uar*.
TKA1M? AHHI . c ItiCitAtOND?Local froro
I Last: bill, A_ M , 7:60 P. U. Through from
blast: 11:30 A. At.. ?:30 P. At. Local fron?
West: 1:30 A. At., U:6d A. At. and 7:14 P. At.
Tnrouxn: >>:M A. At.. 2:U P. Id. and 1:30 P. At.
Jamea lllvur Linn: *'o:3i A. At.. a:4? P. M.
?? Laliy except Sunday.
Ricbmoad & fetersbux? eitel, ic Railway
Cars leave Alunubester, BsTooth sad Perry
Streets, tot Petersburg:
??. \ ?> 10, 11. *.j A. At., 1, t 's, I I.
"e HA. -6, 7, i. ?? 10 P. Id.
R:vo 1'. xt., for c&ester, 11:00 midDlsbt for
Petersburg.
Cars nave Petersburg, foot of Byct-mors
IStreet, lur 3duucbesler:
1?:I5. 6:?5, "1:16. ?7:?, ?:J8. ?:?. ?10:10.11-13
A. U., Ltttt, -I.e.. i.i^, lilt, u.it: 1:3*. till,
?7:3o, ?.. .. 3:33, *10:40, 11:40 P. At.
ILaily except Sunday and Holidays.
?Carries basssgt and expraaa.
'?Limited, excapl s..nu.,.., and holidays.
All cart (rum Peturanurg couceut wttb
cars tor Klchiuond.
SOUTHERN X*iA.IL,V/AV
I Plcr.at4i.it cAKsvlKR OP :julul
Trains Leave illcbaiond.
N. B.?FoiiovviUK schedule llguros publUb.
I cd as tiitormaiioii and not guaranteed:
I Kor the South?Daily 1 s:iO A. At. Local.
1 10:40 A. At. Express. t:U0 P. 51 Exproxs,
1 With electric lighted Bleeping Car (ur At?
lanta ai.d BlrialiiKliain. 11:4A P. At. Expreaa.
j Week Days: 3:W p. Al. Local.
YORK. RIVER UNS.
j 4:30 P. M. ? Dally.? Connecting for Bai.
tlinure Alon.. Wed. and Kriouy. 6:00 A. 51.?
Ex. Sun. and P. At.?-Uon.. Wed. and
Friday?Local.
Truins Arrive Alcbmond.
From the South: ?A. AI.. 8:40 A. A4
1:00 P. At., ?.(0 P. Al.. dally; |2:fJ Ex. Sun
Krum West Point: ?:30 A. At dally. 11:16 A.
U., Alou., We. und Frl., i:?> P. Al. Ex. auo
8. E. RUKU^SS. D. P. A..
W7 M. Alain Si 'Phouti Madlaoo ?7i
ItlCltAlUMi AND CHxUtAPtCAKJC HAY
RAILM A Y tOlil'A.N Y.
Behedule or elertrlu .rslni to and from
AshUnd, slopping . 1 Intcrinedlate utatlnne
upon s;ki. Lv. Richmond (llroad and
Lauiel Sis.): '6:0i. -T-.'-O. *:10b. 1:10. ??10:10,
111:10 A. M.i 1:10. 1:10, 1:10. itjrb. 1:10. ?:10,
'7:lv, v.u.-, 10:10, U:l& P. At. Lv. Asblftufti
?6:W. 7b. s, ?b, 10. "U A Al., *13 Al., ??!, a,
j I, 4, ?b. t. 7, ? 9b. 11 P. U
?Dolly except sunduy. ??Sunday only.
bCarrlea b,it,-gage.
i?>tcamtjoati..
?oya! Mail Sicam Packet Co/s
LUXURIOUS krs?Jaa>&tsa"
^fe m "ARCADIAN"
Saithrtg Every Saturday at noon to
BE^MUDA'45:?UII,U,
First Cln
Exclusive
HedBtfiadi nod fstHen-ih nrrrort la svtry
roooi anil many ntlier ?iiltndld ((aturtS
contained lu nn other ttetmtblp.
SANDERSON 4 SON, Cen. Apti., 13 Stilt St, tL W
8. II. BOWMAN,
?08 Rast Main St.. Richmond. Vs.
? ? ' 1 '??'?il sal
" jrloimd Trip $30 Bp
OL4J bO.BIMO.1 LUfR.
? Lv. nichmon? ,fool si Asb Bf, dally.7:98 P.M.
' Leave Newport .Newt.1:00 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk.6:00 A ~
Cuiinaeis witn main line tteamnia isavlns
' Nortulk for .Now lurk dully excupi Sunday
7:iv P. M. Connections .i.^de by N. A
W. Ity. i P. Al. and C. A o. Hy. at ? P. U.
.Sigh: Lino sieainera (top Al Clarsmuat to
land or receive passengers on sigual, aad
I tvlll bo met by ilic conveyance.
VIRin.MA NAVIOATION ("U.-Jainei River
by ua>Ugiil foe N.irlolU ami Old Point. New*
. port Sews and Sil James lllver landings.
Steamer leavos At Wednesday and
, Friday at 7S00 A. 51. Frnlxht received f?t
all Jamci River landless. 'Phono .Madison i.'o.
j Alain Tl.aet "dor. Hi E. Vain street,
' Mercbants anil Minars Tcaasprotatioa Cd
Ncr...... to ttotilwn, .lUi.^, s.a?
Prutidriiee, It. *.
I Ptestners leave Norfolk fur Boston? Daily,
I except Thursday: for Providence. Alon.. Wed.
and Bab at * P. At. I'sas.-nKcrt and froigbl
? tak<u lor an ..vw England poln Tickets
; uu s^ie ai .? C. * O. Ity.. !.. ? W. Ry?
l. tl. llownian. ."ai Bast Alma, aud iticbmoud
irsnff*' <'?> -"j F.aat Vi<i*
Why? "Ask Mr. Bowman"
: BRCAPSB HE KNOWS. He saves you
money and furnishes TUAVF7I. without
TROITBI.K to al! parts of the WOULD.
IRKK JNPHK.31AT10N BUKKATJ. irhonc
Madison S1S4.
j S. II. HOtVMAN, So. Tourist Aernt.
Go
To
BY FASTEST STEAMER
? Record Trip tt hours u ralnnlsa)
BY NEWEST STEAMER (Built 1393)
IJr only Areatiier Kundin* Pnsseusers and
..".??"*"J>lrec"* o? ?b? ?otk la liaaillton
? llhOul T'riin.ler.
S.S? BERMUDIAN
SttLS CVCMV WttiNCItiif 11 A. f.7.
Twin Screw, Wjns tont dUpUcerrert, Bilfe ac'rts.'
Double Bottom, WUelsu Telrfrspli.. No tteerSfS. i
??dtesda Loa?. ?Ith Privat. Mata. OreAesCn. TUV
?Vl UsrmvBlsn aad Arcaflsa are laltrelussce'
WEST INDIES
New S.a."C?l??aMtallt 11 ?rchlnd.sndotherllaalrurl
fortniititly ror St. Tt.oni.n. Sc. ('rote,St. KltU, A11U41/?,
Oasdsloiine, Oominlcc. l/xitialnns, .St. Luc-s. Unlni
does, and i>nra?rara.
For Ulusirsted pamphlet and rickets ipolv to A, K.
Snnincl II.' Iloivman. 70S C Mr ;u <?(.,
Itlchruoxd. Vtv, or any Ticket Awtsb

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