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New York
Stock Market
New York. Jut) t Wat) Stree
little more than mark time t?
while the Democratic eonventloi
Baltimore wont through a
til. ballots. The stock market i
uact'o groups tm
mks Just aoout h
?
?
t"i export to I'urh
"?". thus fat
Nothing .a the ,i
?-..v. any ihdli utto
k< is ? ore iikmv t.
li "its trouble iron,
inehts.
Respecting horn
M os;, i,, , allro id ?
moils in repot tini
v it'i In. ? ei -. .1
damom
lug Of
a
New York. J
A 1-1 1 1 1-2.
actual bustnei
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By R.ciiarJ W Maury,
Ftoek and liond Broker. 1015 E. Main Ftreet.
Richmond. Vn? July 1, 1912
SALUS AT BOARD,
yirfihia Centuri'. ?-:?"?? a( SS.
Virginia Railway a.ni p..?er Co itti ?.f"
e.: 47*,
Virginia Fire -and Marine Insurance?10
?? "5.
STATE PECFKlTiKf Bid Asked.
Va. 3?. Old. C ani R . IM.!. . S'S'i M
Va. Centuries. 2-3, C. and Ri. ifil.i Si fi
HA1LKOAD.S bO.N'D.
A. C. L. R R Con. Tr 4 p. e... 95
A. <:. Li K. R Cohv. Dcbi (>. 193?. Ie3
C and O. Oen . M . i\%s. IKi'l.101
?
Georgia and Ala. Cori l?i?.i.. 106
Norfolk and \\'<st Ry. ti. 19M_ '.<
Pen boa id Air bine 4?. IttSO. ?.7
.-. li Devi and O. M Is. 1356., 1?
'.
HTHEET RY. STOCK.- Pur.
. I
?
RAILROAD STOCKS Tar
Atlantic ? bast >m, .too no
Norfolk and Western com . ...100 116
s- ii or. a id Air blue tc IM 26
i .
BANK AND TRUS1 CO STOCKS
American National.100 2!h
Bank ol Commerce and Trilsts.lilO
< ntral National Bank. 1 ?
First National.100 860
Mechanics und Men hantt 100 ili
National Bank ot Virgin n - SjiO
National Statt and City Batik.'. 100 ?0J
c-.ivlngs Bank of Richmond ... X <
1,'iiion Bank ot Richmond.. . 50 SSO
Virginia Trust Company,
W.st End. S t:H 4i
1N fi UR A N C E COJLTAlNl K s
Va. Firs and Marine Ir.s.f> "4
MISCBLLANUUL'S.
Va.-Car. chem. pta. s p c.IN ;:6
Quotation? for Intoreat-paying bonds
nt u part, to ivhlca Iniereat mult "i ad
Income bohda ana certificates of Inden
Ueaa arc flat.
bo'ndust.
AOls-'Chaiihert 6?.
American Tobacco Co. ".i Ii?.
American Tobacco Co old t?.
Atlantic Cbaift Lin* 1ft is.
Atlantic Coast J.1IU--1. a ad N. 4*.
A. c l cony. 4? i in Baltimore, ?bid')
i hesapeake and Ohio ? on ttjtt.
Liggett and .Myers .a.
COTTON IAKKETK,
"< \l MAKtWI Qj :i| \ j I ON 51
AClbAX WIIOj|.~>|| HC?XA1 KIVs'll
StAJtltKT,
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND,
1107 EAf'" MAIN ST RE 1st.
?1.00 MAK KS A START. 11 VBiX
CENT. INTEREST.
Omc ai
Hange and
^aie of Stocks in New York
com, ?
. ccm
. v ??
cm
MAS BRANCH & CO.j Bankers SWd Broker?.
Closing.
bow. Bid.Asked. Sales. .stock.
7:. '.' International Paper ?
'.-i I Itternatt. Paper, ptd.
f?% ii? Karusas City So., com...
<? <A 11 2,1 BO I. uk..:: a- Myei? Tob_
71 71?s 100 LlgRi :i & Myers, pfd....
? -I'i 2,3W Uoi Hard Tub. Co., coin.
sr?Vi
??.I-,
13*4
:w,
H6
un' ,
1 41,
It".
113?4
IWiSi
ip-? in
03 51
?
IP.; ir.
r.,', I3',4
ICO 110
1'"' l.orl.lard Tob. Co.. pfd.. Ill
Uehlg-h Valley . 171%
Louisville ami Nashville
"Mi.
1',
2.VK.
58? .
117~.
V l\
lit-;
107%
? ?
'J71
108%
.".1?.
I'MS
1<".
iw*i
"tit
H? ?
273%
ins?t
,<W M in nil copper .
Mo . Kan. and Texas_
M Kmn. and Tex.; pfd.
500 Missouri Pacific .
tOO Nat! na! Lead .
?: n. .-. v .rt: Central.
1.5 ?? n V., <int. and Western 30%
WO Norfolk ind \Ve*tern.... Ini
<.:? ? Northern Pacific . !?>%
pacMc Mill .
7CO Pennsylvania . 123*4
t:? Peo-nle'i Ois . lit
P., i" . Cti und Ct I.. com ...
P., i ? . C. and St Ii, pfd.
PM ts. ' 'csl Co . eom.
Pressed steel fnr.. .
pr'd st \ Car. ;>M X l*i'r ???
By; Steel iS^pr'ng, com.
1*H
?
?
137
31%
11
1 !>?-.'.
Peodl
?? ,\ A i >
Tf.i i ? - |f
Rock
y*'< f?. a
103 P.
i'lo Iren and Ste?l. 2"
r- i. und s . pfd.. W
Is'and . ?t?4
ff'. ind. pfd.
I ? . COr.-). 2B
f.. "fd. M%
SCO s
l.oivi ;a
oss-Sheffletd ?
'iith.-.-n PecW
"l'hern Roll.tvnv
? 'Ub?rn Rsllway,
--dard On .
-i-'-ff" Coyp< ?
iron r>'ne. .,
. 110?!
.
p'd . 74-;
f-u
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1134
1984
111
37
:.mv.
117--.
80?',
Ill1,
123%
i:i
i "i
:ai
pf-1. HI
Closing
Lcrw. Bld.AsKtd.
16'i Wft
i:->,
3 " !
115
12 >L
l?s
37-..
71
?0%
4*4
ISti
r*su
21?'?
iVI'i
4%
v i -'"'ir Ch?m.. pfd.
\'n. r> s,,d p. Co . co*n.
Va. B. and P Co.. pfd.
7?n V.i.S??h . 4'-i
?VI Waha?h. pfd. 13'i
r/i t\v. ? ifTn lVon . S2'i
Weyman-Bruton. com.
Tot.nl sale, for day. J44.SO0 shares
t?
is*-,
S2*i
113
v>:<,
113
171%
170
36%
?
117'/.
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f.T.v;
113-4
lIK'i.
110
121
in
l.'t
114V4
105%
117
11"'.
28*4
-i'..
7" .
1!'".
II?
47%
?
13U
Guten? <??.;?. Joj. .
BUTT EH.
Faintly, ??hotc. tretli. lb.
Merchant*. :atr. !b.
LIVE STocK.
I < >?, c.'tolco to Mocy, 1?.
V i m.:i, l uur to ta.f, lb.
CBivoe, ruunere, io.
ktle) Pa tb.
Uua,
Keg*! Lb
LUL.n 1 It 1 -C'JlliiU
fcat.t*. well smoked, laia.i, lb
tili. " ail fcliiueeLi, iargt, .o.
e .... s, ?? uti smoKeil, io.
t.-.ct.t. wen tiav*-t1. io ...
ln_>r.<.
Wry ittnt, ib.
Uiy snii, .o.
orten, rail, lb.
tiiecn, 10.
Jiccn, nn.muH>ii, is.
I Kl.uW. .
UctWux.
WOOL,
unwiiihcd, im 'if turr*
ii:.. u.v.l. Iteatly bar.-y.
-a" <u i.cti, medium ourry.
unwuuhed, lii?vy bjiry.
6 0
A CON.
lit
NEM tOltlv I'KUUI ( 1. MAIiULl
Vw 1?. ri'.. Ju.) I ? i-'loUi ? Quiet mm tow
te... Mi i Ioli] and utrity?yuiei ?.o:
at??iiii. toAui.i..;a.. tyiwal?l!>i
??., ,sm. . reu, elevator, aomie
u>, anil export. ;. .- ? : o. b. ailoat, bo
^t.:>i r'uturvN *4.U lVjjc. not aeclii
, ;i . ?, Septi Iii? .. .. Wi; ?ccemb
..:4. Corn?bpoi v. v l o. o. a no.
Outs?Spot, mandard white, aSitl la eloVan
Per*. Beel and Cut Me ale Steady Eat.
Easy. Petroleum?Mead Rosin aha Tl
ptntlnc?u>y Hid* ? Flrhii Molasset
tiluudvi. sugar?ll?'>. steady; refined. <i ti:
r ami i-;.. en sti . is Eggs-Mrm-.
;?Rio, N.i. li?... Future.* ciosed i
. Septc rhbi i :. March llitM 1'' ?
?Stead-, Southern pel barrel.
red, ?ii58?'-.oi,a?. ?i.:r.
potat.e .-? i r.- banket, .?. .'B- . ?
.r?-?--s-..i i. at i'J jfl. Freshta-Pull;
i to Liverpool, pel 1^0 pound?. 2aC.
it*?Quiet; taac.v handplnked, Virginia.
Virginia > elled, NO?, l and .. 3*i*j
:on*eed ell higher early nn covering
i * - and light pi' Ottering*, hut eased
Ightly tn the afternoon in sympathy
hog prodiiei* Trading was profei?
for til.- tn?ft part, Futures closed M
i net higher July. 6.S18?*9: August.'
September. :.i*m..t| Novembci.
tf. prime etude, nominal: do. sum-)
callow ?* ?i prlnn winter yellow,]
?
? !'.'. ?00 URAI> MARKET.
'
i ?
i
close, which a.-.- heavy at nearly the
i
.. i,: i?i ,. it, \ otlu ; leading map?. -.
.td at n lu?i-eorri 'tT'lHc.i oats
is
ItVM
n.io
n commit
ihic after-1
ii <.i;\is MARKE i
yVOTAliOXS OX 'CHANGE;
ilk
.
I I
ton
Nominal
Nominal
Nominal
lilt II 'IOM) II \ MARKET.
hmohdi Va., July l. 1913,
'?log .... ua quotation) of the Rieh
? ?
. B :i 00
. K
?? ?. s iMi
Nominal
'???? . 4* 12.0?
-pre*J lar/i Dale*.. Q 13 oa
iat hay at doors top
contenti ar.i t.-.im avoid rejections,
msrltei grade* -.ay- in accordance
h* Nation?; H?\ Aisurlaiton.
' ?TTEE MARKETS.
:.?Cattle?Receipt*
r<vi heart Market strong ror fancy h?evrs:
others weak Beeve?. ?5.1 ff*.?5l Texaaateera
fS ??? ?. r western ?teer?. M :'3t?,7.70; stock
era and feeders. $<'!?< **??: cowi and h?lf?r?.
32.7035.30; calves. 5o.jv.iS .lv Hogs?Ke
cell 00 head. Market ?c. lower. Light.
5; . 8T.60; mixed '" 150".? . heiyy. :?: 106
7'???; r?ush. p:g?. I? ??S7(*; bii.it
of rales. 57 ?) 7 ?'. Sheep?Receipt? SJ.0O"
h'iid Market atcady for ?h?ep. but limbs
K i 10c off. Native sneer- $3?6.00| weitern,
... ?? vearlingr. M.lMH.iO: Iambi, na?
tive, 53.5087.75; western. H 1/7.75.
New fork. July 1?Beeves?Receipts 2.1"?
hi id Market Irregular, common to choke
?uns. SV: steers. Hfl 6.50; bull?. HV'.oo;
cows, }:.::>;,*<??<. Calves Itccelpta *.S:t bend
Market lower. Veil!*, 16119.50; cults. 15? 5.50.
Sheep und i.ambs?Receipt j 21,430 head.
I?, ?? ?dy: lanvbs.>?. 1 5beep tawca,;
i SI ?'? mixed and wether*, IS 1} 5.60; lambs,
16 'n f .;'.">; rails. 15^3130, Hogs --Receipts 1:..
.1 Market steady >i;.t. hugs. U.SOti
RICHMOND tOU.xrtO MARKET.
Rielimond, V'a.. .luly :. 1MI
Following ..: tin quotations oa thi Klch
tnond Toba Co Exchange:
BROWN SHIPPING.
- -
?
?
V> ruiV- re ... .14 04 || 15 00
BRIGHT?.
SMOKERS?Common . ? ??00 'j J.50
: ? . .
.. ?
CfTTERS-jCbmm?h. H.W ? 15-?V
Pino . a -M.wi
fancy .lilAK) <v 'Jtvi
FILLERS?Common. .?"' ti !'
Medium . 1.04 ft
- ?
VVKAPi'ERS?Common . is 00 <m -.o.o>'
. . -
?
'fluey .toco '.,* U t o
SUN-CURED?N B\V.
s?. ?ommon to goad?. 6.50 ) 7
(.?. good to prime. T.iO Jj i.So
i0rt leal. ?.04 <a io.ih?
lig bat. lo.oo ? it'.oo
f?pp .iaco m. i7.5o
mix ELLANEOI S MARKETS.
P.TERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Repertl : I y 1. dger?, M Cahe 4- O0.1
Petersburg, va . July 11?Peanuts? Span?
ish.?Market firmer; tanncr?' Spanish,
pel ? jumbo Spanish; ?7isi. perbuahtl;
No. 1 tli. .:. it. Spanish, .". j . :4<. p,-r pound;
No. shelled, Spanish, . , 1 4e. pei pound.
Virginias Market tum; loncy Jumbo, 4X\ per
pound: fancy hunrtptik<d, CtJ53?.c. per
pound; < x?.:??. prim. . j'4e.; 1? .- pound, prime.
; pound; machine picked, 3ji3',c. per
pound; shelling stock, per pound.
DRY OOODS MARKET.
\e? york, July I. -The cotton goods mat
?? ipened st< ><Jy with a moderate demand
dene*. Foreign rircaa goods agents
ftuturtng novcitj r.ibries for spring.
' 't to;i ? .1 are quiet, Joubera uport a
: I ueriiand t"h ? ? It rat day o." a tie*
NAVAL STORES.
Savannah ?;?. July 1 ?Turpentine?Firm
; H i!;-, ?sie? 1.133 casks; receipts !.37r.
?f.slts. shipments U" casks: stock 31.OP
nsk.'. Rosin ?Flrhi; snler 2.529 barrels: re
ejpts 1.712 t.art. 1?; shlpmcnta t.SSS harret?;
stock S2.S02 barrels Quo:?: R, |5.1$fl>{.S?.
MARINE IN l i Ll.lOENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, .Tft.Y I IMS.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Barney, No.-frCIc. mer
handisc and pa??enier?. Old Dominion LdneJ
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Nerfellc. mer>
chandite nn,l passengers, Old Dominion Llnr.
irher Aurora. Furm-tn. Pct?r?t>org and
.Times River landtnKf. m?.-<-h.ind:s? and raf
?enger*. rnrman Line.
Tue Standard Oll C-irr.panv. No Burk.
Baltimore, two barge* of oll. Standard Oli i
Company
SAILED
Steamer Brandon. Barney, Nor.oik. m?r- 1
chandlte and pa??ensTJ. Old Dominion Line, j
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passen'Ti. Old Dominion Line. ?
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James Bl< or landing* merchandise and pas?
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company. ,
Steamer Aurora, Fi.-inan. Petersburg and
James Liver landing*, merchandise and paa
?engers. Fiirman Lin".
Imperial to The Tlme?-Dl*.putch.]
Charlottesville, Va . July L?Kegls-|
trar Harris Hart, t Hp. University of;
Virginia Summer School, is to-day in
Baltimore, where he win co-operate j
with President Edwin A. Alderman, ort
ii.- university, wno Is attending thel
i ?! mocratio National Convention, in ?tri
effort to secure soup prominent spiak
or to address tin ruiumor normal as!
the chief feature of ihe Fourth of
.iulv celebration to be given by the
thousand or more .-tudi nts. An itivi
t.ition will be extended t.. William J. i
Bryan to c?me. Snould he fall to ho
cept. the Ffcnnd choice probably will
bo Senator Core
Following the cUBtOnl established'
sonn years ago. the l'ourth of July
celebration will bei maoi thu ins event
<f the summer sesHbil The pageants
li the past have been elaborate and
Instructive. They havo made United
states history graphic and beautiful.
This year the day will open officially
I with a promenade of c"t.iti'f which will
in. l :de all ti-.e state groups represent*
[ ed in the summer schooi. Each group
' y.'ill represent Mime spin taclo augnos
live of us o a., Stale, and v.'11 retain
Its identity throughout the day.
'Die promenade, will form on the
campus and. under the direction of the
marshal will proceed t" the stadium
on Lambeth field, where n speaker ot
rational rcpiiti will address the whole
I assembly. Patriotic music win be one
I of the feat uro? of the morning calc?
ination, in the afternoon the Stale
Rrotipg will assemble an I enjoy picnics,
each jrrouri after its own fashion. In
the evening the usual ball will no
given in tru- r. erweatlicr gymnasium.
The loaders ? ! tile State clubs fol
I l-v Mi^.- Davidson. Maryland; John
i Blair. North Carolina; neorgc Waller,
Alabama; Professor a. r Wore. Geor?
gia; PrOfcsgoi Hand. South Carolina;
Wi Hi Keister. Virginia; Mrs. LandB,
| Tennessee: Mri Arnold. Arkansas; Mr.
Magce. Kentucky; Mr. McGowah. Mis?
sissippi; Miss Howe. Texas; l">r. Bon
ton. Florida; Mr Summer-. West Vir
I glntn. Delegates from Pennsylvania.
Massachusetts New York. New Jersey
land Delaware met In iolnt session re
? ccntiy and will probably combine their
various dlspl lys Into one bis dorrion
I stratlon. Washington city will also
fcc represented :ti the papeant.
Executor
'1 rustee
Inia Trust
Company,
Richmond, Va.
kJ It I C O C e x i f 11 tut
foi (along with Mrs. S. C- Dorset), all
persona having claims aitalnst said
estate, are requested to present them,
and thnse Indebted to the estate will
please make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor of C. H. riors?t. noreasr.l.
Guardian Administrator
Your July Dividends in Our
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Draw 3?A Interest Payable on
Demand.
Why not patronize this strong institution. We want
your Business, Personal and Savings Accounts.
BANK OF COMMERCE
? TKUSTi
i-kn &j> a <u S3> js. iz>
JOS. E. WILLARD.President
A. R. HOL LAD AY . Vice-President
R. M. KENT, Jr.,. Vice-President
! R. B. CAMPBELL. Cashier
"The Home For Savings."
The Central National Bank
Ever mindful of the wants of it> patrons and friends, have
arranged for the issuing <>f
TRAVELLERS' CHECKS.
W ith these checks it i.- never i cjce&sary to a rry large siirris
of money, us they identify you wherever you Hotel peo?
ple an- glad to i ash them for their guests. They are accepted
as willingly as gold by railways, steamship lines and shops
generally in all civilized countries.
\\*C shall be pleased to serve you.
The Central National Bank
Capital,.5250,000.00
307 F.ast Broad Street.
RELIABILITY
is the state of being worthy of confidence. When applied to a banking insti?
tution the w.,rd lias an added significance, lending a sense of strength and
security. Such i* the standing of
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
which conserves and protects the depositor;-- interests and holds their full
measure of confidence.
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
FRUM LOIE FEAST'
I? BITTER FiGHT
Rapid Changes Mark Progress of
Democratic Conven?
tion.
(Special to The Tlmet-Dlipa ten i
Washington. July I ?Thougn It la
; iruc that nominating convention*
i hereafter may surpass the one at Bai- I
: timbre In some respects, it must not I
be forgotten that In many ways the
one now drawing to a close has been'
little less than titanic It has differed
from its predecessors in Just as many
ways as It Is likely to differ from those
held hereafter. One minute It would
resemble a mamoth love feast, the
next a tight to tae tlnisli; on* minute
a gathering wnereaii were united, tiv
next a disintegrated collected of wide?
ly differing politicians gathered from!
the four corners of the country.
This has been a history-making '
gathering, and it In safe to say that j
not a man who secured admittance to I
i the big Convention hall and wn i hu I
two eyes to see and two ears to hear
; will soon foi'set what he saw and
heard.
Truth prompts the admission that
after all Is said and done there have i
been two big fatu.es to the show, for-j
?eitin;; for tin time being all the!
smaller ones that formed Integral ,
purts of the whoie. William J. Bryan
and '?Tammany." the New York State
delegation- were the two big objects
upon which all ey,-s centred upon and .
upon which, from the fall of the gavel'
the first day all minds woie. focusscd !
T? o I.eatlluR Features.
While It is true that various State
delegations?with iholr attractions of
one kind or another?for instance,
Pennsylvanja, with its seventy-six
votes minus the James M. tjuffey In?
fluence?South Dakota with its spilt
j delegation?or others of different klnd>
I served to attract attention, Bryan and
I "Tammany" were th, r.<.o leading
! features of the show.
Whnt would the convention. It has .
been asked many times, have been'
, ?wit,h?..ut Bryan? There fvould liuve
: been no light on Parker for tempor- ?
ary chairman, no resolution opposing
; the seating of the Belmont and Wail
.Street people, and many of the oth
j or equally Interesting features would!
; have been lacking. And Just as much i
i Interest attached to Bryan because of j
; his unknown position towards the
, candidates until his marked Opposl- ;
I tion to ?Jlark and the latter'* Wall >
; Street support.
I The whole tiling, indeed, would have j
I been lame, and probably a two or |
three-day jiffalr without Colonel j
] Bryan's presence. He gave it life 1
and vivacity and made it something
which mny never be equalled either in
point of attendance, u?ratlon of j
work, or popular enthusiasm.
Sunday Day of liest.
What would have happened to the I
tlredout delegates had not adjourn- |
' mcnt beep taken over oUnday, n<? one 1
lfnows. As it was. m- ny of them
i hastil) found their lodgings, when it ,
was decided to quit for the Sabbath..
', and almost unconsciously dropped on j
i their beds, where they slept the great
er part of "le (lr,y- 11 wns ,a,t in tool
?afternoon when they awoke, not aj
' few asking for a much-desired pitcher
Iof Ice water which was greedily gul
1 ped down, then the weary delegates
turned over for another hour's nap
before getting bis eyes open for a
much-delayed meul. .
Late In the afternoon some of tne I
delegates, not wishing to stay in Bal?
timore "11 night and desiring a lit-'
tie change from the heavy political
atmosphere, in which they had ex
i lilted for the past week, took trolley
for Washington or other nearby
[ places Which they could reach and
get back to Baltimore early Monday
I morning
\ lloon to Baltimore Business.
This full week's stand has heon a
i boon to Baltimore business Interests.
i When It was decided to hold the con
The Growth
Of our 7>a tro r.a g? furnishes elo?
quent testimony to the fact that
this institution has at all times
?;nc? via establishment in 1S65
commended the confld*nce of thJ
cbmmtuvl ty. v?. would l.ke to
number you among our pa-tro.-.t
Vbii a .11 en^oy our service.
First National Bank
1104 EAS1 >l VIV
ipltnl nnd Surplus. 82,000,000.00
Manchester Na'ionai Bank
Progressive methods combine*
with absolute safetv of funds.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital .$1,200,01)0
Surplus Profits. .$ 700,000
Account solicited
Ninth and Main Streets.
One ol our banking offices is in YOl
neighborhood.
Farttv -I'lfiureej? Vrrtfto-rl.
CHARLES F. HUDNALL,
AUDITING, ACCOUNTING
SYSTEM ATIZINO.
Tvafelera Illdtf., Kicljraoad, Vs.
Monxcui 431.
E. A. EAKBE';, J.R
Crrtlllr.rt Pa bite IrtotaWnt.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
Accot^'ii \<;, a uomxo,
OIKit.V I7.l\ti. ?i VSTK.tlATIZIA'O.
SIS lluiu.U UaJldlBX,
Fboa? Mad. 5JT.JX. lUcliumr.C V?
v<;ntion there It was believed that
three days would he the limit, but the;
exciting events of the past week have'
made it a long drawn out affair, with
little If any regret on the part of the
hotel keepers, barbers, laundry men
I and others engaged in accumulating a
j few thousand extra dollars In the
j Maryland city.
Unit Buoillfll of Their Jobs,
j Before the convention began there
were hundreds of applications froro
' men in all stations In life asking to
he made Sergeant-aA-arms, special po?
lice officers, messengers, etc. There
was no pay attached, but the possession
of a much coveted admission ticket
was all they wanted. Those who got
i lhem were pleased, those Who did not
' were disappointed. All went -.veil un
I til the appointees, after two or three
I days, saw that they were working
j themselves to a frazzle without a cent
j of pay and all the While shelling out
! for food and lodging. Now almost
leyery train leaving Baltimore is rnrry
,iliR Its load of disappointed and disgust
{0(1 men. They have had -enough and
are willing i<. r others to get a glimpse
of the convention ftom the special at?
tendants standpoint, P. if. AlcO.
Raflroaofl
Riclinion!l)FrRileric^1j!s & Potomac R.R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
I.i iivo IHciiiinnii!
?6.8 i a.m. U.rd SLSto.
?8.00 A.m. (lain St. Ma.
?6.(0A.m. st.M^.
?tl.Pt l.H. ItjrJ SI. M ,.
?!?.:;?. a.m. Mala si. St.,
?12.ul im.on It) r^t >l. M.i
12.00 p.m. It,rd St. m:.
t.'...'.ii I' m. II) rd St. Ma.
M.IA p.m. lilbu Mil inn.
?6.ia P.M. Main St. Ma.
?W.sriM' M. Ilif J M. Sin.
Arr vc Itltilinioad
A.M. UiiJSt.SU.
|II.Sa \.>: t:t!ia Motion.
tii.us a..M. in i.i Si.KU.
?I.Ii P.M. MuluSt.M?.
? ' t N, ll.ri1Si.Si?.
?0. . I'.H. Main St.tiU.
'0 !Q I M. lit rd St.Ma.
?0 I I' II R] rtl si.Ma.
t* I". P.M. lijrdSt.SU.
?ii.17 P.M. MalnKI.SU.
?I2...'mlirtii ll}i<t si.sia.
ACCOMMODATION I F!a1\S V.tEKOAYS.
Leare Brrd St. KU. 4.00 P. M r?r Frr4erleksh?rc.
Leere : Iba sta. T.f.i l.M.,fl "'. ?. r.>r A*blan4
Arrlf lt,rd St.SU. ??.-.'?'? .'..M. i.oin i rrderlrksb'*.
Arr De Hba St*.0.8'J A.M..11 Jill P.M.from Ashlaal.
?Ua:ly. tWtekdxys. .-Sur.Jaya only.
All trr.lnn :.> or froir. n>-:.l Street L-ialion
atop at l-.lba. Time ot arrivala aad departure*
But ?uareutecd. I ? . . ? ? ..
Atlantic (.oast Line
Ihr Muutlutl tti-llioa.J ?f t In? Bouitl.
EFFECTIVE JUNE] ;.jt.i Wit
TRAINS LEA', t; HiC'HMO.'.D la.'l.Y.
Kur Florida anJ South; a.il A. 3d an*
Sled 1? SI., 1:00 a. 11
Fol Norfolk! ??? 10 a St., ?.eo a. m.. ?3:0?
h; SI . < .. p ..i . ??: ..>; r- u.
?'"? N- *< W, Ry. SV?at! ?;.s a SI . W;0?
A SI.. ?8:00 P. St,. t>. si
I ? f< i ?-ibi tii i U a si . a :: a. a...
*?? 10 A St.. l|tS a it. > 00 a SI . 10:00 a
M., *S;Uj p. si. 4:10 P. St.. ?:O0 p M., t.H
?'. SI . p Si . ?-? .j p m . u:? p n.
Pur Ur idsboro it lid 1 >j ? il I.*; ?i;lO p. 31.
'Iralnj arr.ic Richmond dally: J:li a il
S.t'j a SI . I.i, a M . ?. j." a M . ..j; ?: A,
St.. Ml;to a. Sl? "Hits a si. ?mo p ?
"I 10 p Si 6; p SI . '. ~. r SI . 11:00 i*
si . ? to p si. ??:o a p. si. :t;jo p. m.
Iuim u.' arrival and departure and coa>
? U '.i H ERW RrULWA Y
i ?....tili.i. ? ........i.n .j, IHK SOUTH.
Train* Leave lt4t hnjond.
?v B 1 .? ?? ?..<??? nguruj publica?
td a? Intoi nation ind noi ? taranteedi
For the South?Dally: (:10 a. ?. Local.
Prams Arrive Richmond.
Prom the bourn: e.W a. it.. a.40 a il
1:00 P. il . 1:05 ;-. il daily; 12:W Bu Sun*
Krom Waat 1'olnt: t:J0 a SL dul.y. UiM A.
M . Slur .. Wed and Krl.. ?:? P. Si. E* hj4..
a. K. BUKUK88, t>. P. a .
SOT C MjI:i Rt it?ill?or. J7J
10 c a ii Bxpraii * 00 r1. m. Uxpraaa,
?ur, alretrl ..<:.:? 1 Bleeping Car .'ur 4<*
?11" ?>.a B:rmln?licm. ::.? p il. Bicpraas.
lJdi> I 4 i' it i^ocal.
VOllK RIVER LI.VB.
4?o I*. SI.?Dally.?Connecting tor bait;,
caur? is .:; v. 10 and - riday '. ..j a SC.?sk?
I3ll. and I:1S P. il.?ilon., Wad. aaj Irl.
lay?L.ooa|
Chesapeake & Ohio Kailway
1 A r^Loial Dal y?Ch'vliu, i.l bun.
1 tiurruond.
f?:00 A.?Expraaa?Dally?.N :ro:?. Old Point.
110.00 A.?1.>l Pally?Lchb?., Uex. C Jj'orca
? *.'a?.* Noun??jLr.n ?? ?!,*!.>?Norro.lt Old PU
?? ?? Pil Exprtaa?Dally. Cln.i L'vllia.
|4:04 P.?Exprtaa?Dally?Norlolk, s-. Newa.
1.00 P.?Local?Dally?N. c.i Point.
IUI P. ?Luc?;?Ex. rian.?Uurdoutvllle.
?5:16 P.?Locai?Ex. ?un?Lchba, Nxtural
DfHist. Cllrtoo tit.-nr
?e 40 p A Daily?Cln In'ti, Chicago.
MtlOO l?T??Bspra'aa?Dally'?Cincinnati, L'vtlte.
?o.cejiera. (Parlor Cara.
1'ltAINi AltlllVE KICISMOND-Loeal trora
Ki>?t. 4:10 a SI , : n P. SI. Through .'rom
fcaat. :. <? a SI . . 1 1- SI . it tt P, SI. Local
tror.i W*ii A. SI.. ??V.U. a. M.'. 4.id
" . P S! Thr igh i .<> a St.. 11.II a.
M and . P SI;
Jnmea Hivrr I.ln*: ???:? A. M . t 40 P. SC.
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Scbaduli In Bittet Jane 17. U12.
Leave i>>4d Utatlon. Kichmond. POK
NOitFOLK: tiS:l0 a il. ?-? ?. A. 14.. _).o0
p, Sl? *? : j I? si . ?. K P. ?
FOR LVnCHBURO and THE WEST: ?*;?
A SI . ?. ? t SI . .3 -i l' St., ??:? i\ if.
Arrive Richmond .Torn Norfolk: all:40 A.
M . bli - A. SI . *C ? 1- 11 . b'.O'.a V. U.,
"? ?? St : rom iba Wea ?? 4" A il..
... 10 !? SI.; ;. ij P, SI.. "I .0 1-. S! . *4:w f.
SL
? Dally aDsi:y ex. Sunday. bKunday only.
W. U. UEVILL. <? II DOS LEY,
a P. A . l;&anoke. D. P a . Richmond.
Kicbm?Dd & PeleriJ?ri -?c:ric Kahway
vo.j leava Stau hearer, Beveatb an* Perry
?:? : t.: Peleraburg:
?i, J, ?.: 114, il, ,\. il . L 2. M. 4. i,
"I . ?? ?, I; ?... ;o p. si?
ll <0 p. SI.. :or S4.??ter, 12 .CO ir.Mclgr-.t lor
Pi U Mburg.
Ca:? leave Petersburg, f^wt o: S>camore
tu.':, Star.-t.e?ter:
1*.l. 1. il, ?? ... ? 1 is. o Si. 12. u
A SI . 12:35, M:W. 2:3*. ?:S5, M:14. *:?. *:1A,
?T 34. % i. . ... M <i. lit 10 P. XI
tDatly, exctpt I indayi acid bolldaya.
?' ?rl'i baggagi and evpreaa.
??Limited, except Kundaya and r.olldaya.
A.i cara from Petersburg con Dec I ?:t*
cars lo: Richmond.
RICHMOND IND < IIESAPEAKK B.VT
It VII.? VY 1 OMP.VNV.
Schedule o: Electric Trains, erTeetTVo Slay
to. tin. Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
l^treiita: d *?> 'X. a St.. ?7:1'. a. si.. U:10 A,
Sl? O.iu A. St., "I0:li A. M . 11:10 A. SI., 1:1?
P, SI . . : ? i'. SI . 3:10 P. SI . bl:W P. SI.. S:_
P, SI . ( 20 P. SI . 7 10 P. SI.. bfllO P. St..
: . P, St.. ilHS P. SI. Leave Aab.ar.d. Eng?
land ..n'i Slapld Streets: ?.. U A si., b ?.:(.-> A.
St., 4.00 A. SI., bi W A. St., 10:00 A. St., ??11:00
A. St.. Ml'.W St., "1:00 P. St., 2:00 P. St., t 00
P. SI. 4.00 P. SI., bS:M P. SI.. 1:00 P. SI., 7:M
P SI . - >. P. SI., \ > to p. SI.. 11:00 P. si.
?Daily (joejt itir.Cay. ??Sjtday only.
bCarrlea basgatre._
SEABOARD AIR LINK.
Southbound trains tcheiluled to leave Rich*
moi.d dully: i:05 A. SI?Local to Nur.Ina.
P, SI.?Sloepori and coacbea. Allanla,
Birmingham, savannah, Jacksonville. 4:3i
p. St.?Steopara and cuachea, Jacksonville,
llllj p. SI.?Slsepara and lu.flni, Atlanta.
1:..;:....::.:.!. i.-.i,:-.i?. Norti.bound train*
tcheduled to arrive in Richmond daily:
J:M A. St.. ?:20 A. 3d . COS P. If.. *:?0 P. SI.,
Local.
steamboats
Ut.li DOMINION LTN2
Lv. Richmond Coot ot Am ul daily.7:00 I', u.
Leave Newport Uewa.IMA at.
Arr.M NorKilk.t:uo A. 12.
Connects i.u 4: line r-.euii4er? .raving
KorlolU lor .S?.w ^k daily, except tiat??),
7.0V P, E, Couaaollblul at*0 made by N. A
\V. Ry. J P; bI *i-d - ?->. l?>. at 4 I: 11.
Night ..in steamer* step at Ulnreuiunt to
land ur receive passa&sars on a.g,.a:. and
4A.il be met by ptibllo ^unve>anca.
VIBOtNLA .s v v ItiATIoN CO. (kbleottv*
5i?t., ... -James River a> day.igm ior
Norfolk and Did Point, Nowport Now* and
all Jainca River landing* Ste*ra?i leave*
Xlottday, Wbdlltsday und rrldsy at 6:^0 A.
il Freight received for Jaiuet River
laiid.n^i. 'Phone Sladlaon 17g
alalu Ticket Offlre. tjl H. Slain street.
MERCHANTS' AM) MINERS' TRANS, CO.
Vacation Trips '% Sea'
NORFOLK TO
ROSTON ANI> PROVIDENCE.
Steamer* Norfolk to Boston dally, except
Thuraduy: to Providence. Monday. Thure
jny .ind Saturday, 7 P. SI. Througn tlcKtta
on sal* 10 principal points.
Fine aieamers, oxccllenl serv'..to, lo-v fate..
\\'.r. ..??? telegraph Send lor booklot.
Apply C. * O. nr.. N. _ w. Ry., 3. fi.
Bowman, No. 7<* E. Main Street, and Rich
; mond Transfer Company. No. S? E. Mat" St.
Travel Without Trouble
IV
America and Europe
' Includes railroad, steamship, inde?
pendent tickets, with hotel accommo.
aatlons.
? VSR nit. BOWMAN,"
Tourist Agant,
70S P.. -VI ii 1 ii_si .. II I. IiiiumiiI. Vn.
The Confederate Museum
TWBIaPTH AND i:i.AV STREETS.
OPEN ? A. M. TO G P. M.
! Admlpslon. 2Sc. Free on Saturdays,
!-'-'ae
The Valentine Musev.tm
ELEVENTH ANiP CL.AY STREETS,
Open daily from 10 .1. v, ml P M,
I Admission. 25c. Krco oil Saturday*

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