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New York
Stock Market
New York, .liilv 18.?Stocka manifest,
c-l Increasing firmness to-dai uftcr .ii>
ehrly period of uncertainty. The trad
inj.;. however, was of the sin., dull and
perfunctory chnntetc: :..-< cli.it which
ha* marked most recent operations, i-'av ?
eriibIt- crop newn, Undoulitod Smprove
un increasing ease In tin donii s
be? ruling tu
Its ..i ilie colli?
sion!) 00. t'nltcd States
?ends were unchanged Oh
uly IS.?Prime morcan
us easier: slxtv days,
months, < 1-1 (IT 4 1-2
nn HMONTJ - un ix m \UM l
By" Riehard W M.v.itv.
<?-k and Bend Broker ICH R Main Street.
Richmond. Va . July 1?. 1X1.
SALES AT BOARD
?*lra/lnla Centuries?3 til n. at 34
STATE SECURITIES. UM Aaked.
rpinli U. Old. C. and B? 1M1
KaILROaD BONDS
C. L. K. R. Con. Tr. i p. C
C. L. R. R Conv. Debs. I?. 1
and O. Gen'1 ...
?ctsU. So-.s. and Fin., 'Mi.?
sorjla ar.d Ali. On hi, nth
l.r:oik and Veiti Ry. is. 1W
-aboard Air Llr.v if.
mthern Railway in 5?; MM.-,
i. K. Dev. and 0 M. l>. I
? >?? rn S ? IM tr. i.'?. Uli...
STREET RA11AVAY BOS'DS.
nr. and Porta. True Ct. is. 3M4.. -<?
.... 106
-
.... 102
r.d Triibti.lii
Miv.nsi- Bank o< Richmond.:.' ft ... i
I'nlon Hunk ni Richmond.?0 ro
\y< :?: En .U ?>S ii
INSURANCE COMl'.VNIES. I
Ya. Fire und Marino Iii?. Co... ITi 73 ... I
v.:- EUl-ANEOUS.
-
-
? ?
BOND LiSf.
it kin UAItKET.H
l.or AI. I MiKl.i <ii in \ ; .?,
:i r ?ectlonf, dor.
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND.
1107 EAST MAIN BTRBET.
U.fiO MAXES A .START 1 PER
CENT. INTEREST,
Official Pvanse and Sale of Stocks in New York
i Stock. Open.
Allle-Chalmcrs, 1st pfd.
AJMs-CliAlmers, pfd.
Amalgamated Copper .. S2\
Am, \gr Ghent . com? 61
Amor. Beet Sugar, com . 7.P,
American can . 36%
American Can, pf<!.ik:,
Amor. Car and Foundry. 57%
Am. Car anil Found., pfd. ..
Aim 'hau cotton oil. 52%
Am. Hide and Lea., pfd .
American Linseed nil.. . 13??
Aim i li i! AcombtlVf 4.'"',
Amor, l.or omotlvi . pfd.
Amor Malt CO., pfd.
American Smelting . S3
Am Snuff Co.. <om. 166%
American sugar . 128%
Amer. T< 1 and Tel. CO... 145%
American Tobacco, com.. 297%
American Tobacco, pfd.. 105
Anaconda Copper . 11
Atchlaon . 10SM
Atlantic ("oast line.
A. c. 1. of Conn.
Haiti more and Ohio.l?9Va
Beth st. el, com. 35% ?
Mill - \inet. Tob. Co. 31%
B.klyn Rapid Transit, l*:^
Central Leather, com... i"
Can idlan Pncitie . 2>*.'">n
... d . and Ohio;... SIM
Chb igo l irent Western.. 17
?' hi . Mil and St. Pntil ... 102%
Crucible Rt? ? d Cor com. W
Crtti Iblr St- el. pfd. 72%
Chi and Northwestern. ?137
Colorado Fuel ami iron.
Colorado and Southern.
, Bolldated csas . 146%
Delaware and Hudson... 167
p. n. & Rio (Grande, com. ...
I>. ti X Rib Crande. pfd.. ...
Distillers' Sec Cor . 82%
Brie . 84%
Krle. ist pfd. . 8WJ
Fed Mio and Sm.. pfd.
o w. Holme Toh Co.. ;,:!
Gen Kloctrlc .17!???t
.; . Li Northi rn pfd.
Illinois Central . '*>%
IhtorbOro-Met. .
Intorbbrb-Met . pfd . t**
lnt Mor, Marine, com.
BY THOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
Closing.
High. Low. Bid ASKed Sales.
Bankers i
Stock.
Open. High.
Closing.
Low. Bid Asked
83%
?;i
74th
36 ??
117>,
57?*
13?
c\
S3's
167*1
129! i
l45Vi
297%
105
Ii',
10S%
266' ?.
sr.
17?,
102I4
IV.'
167
1. Ol,
201.
S2%
?;i
74%
13%
166%
v:s
its
206%
103
109%
36%
31%
34%
130%
im
IV?
Si!
60%
7:-'.
36*i
117
67%
116%
52%
.'I'I
13N,
12!,
IPS
60?4
83%
167
128%
U1H
295
105
41
10$%
139%
".".!> 372
109% I 1%
:i ??
931 <
27
266%
VO'.
16%
102%
16
72*1
? 15%
167
13%
X,\i
32
34%
52%
83?!
Ml.
"I*
it'sH
13%
12%
pi$s,
61
S.li,
I6S
129
145%
297
1-c. ..
41%
108%
11?
. 167%
161
28&
. vt'.,
, 70
. 36%
. 59
115%
117%
, 122%
. 32
. 123%
. 116
L . rom 107%
L. Pfd.
com.
101%
92%
.27%
%
Kl"
17?
1 C! i
16%
7.1
I3S
31
12
146%
169
19%
30
83%
34%
63
ISM
|B7 4
190
137%
130%
100 International Paper _ 16%
200 Internat, paper, pfd. r.T
200 Kansas City So, com.. 24%
>?i Liggett & Myers Tob_199%
Liggett & Myers pfd...
:.'?> Lorlllard Tob. r<>.. com
Lorlllard Tob Co., pfd.
2.900 !.. hitth Valley .
1,1100 Louisville and Nnshv .
1,456 Miami Copper .
Mo., Kan. and Texas...
100 Mexican petroleum _
><' Missouri Pacific .
200 National Lead .
700 New York Central.
0 N. V.. Out. and W? st. i n
2.930 Norfolk and Western.,
i 5 e N< I hern Pacific .
If-. Pacific Mall .
913 Pennsylvania .
100 People s I las .
1,600 P.j C . C. and Ct
p . r . c, and st
Pitts, Coal Co .
pressed Steel Car.
ISO Pressed Steel p.,r , pfd
Ry, Steel Spring, com.
?7.22S Rending . 165
SOO Republic Iron and Steel, l"7.\
Republic [. and P.. pfd.
."??> Rod; Island. 24%
200 Rook Island, pfd. lfj%
1,400 Seaboard Air Line, com., 23
? I S? aboard Air Liste, pfd.. f.Pi
Sloss-Shcffleld .
l/.v, southern Pacific . 11"
1.200 Southern Railway .
600 Southern Railway, pfd . 77 >j
Standard Oil .
y>~> Tennessee Copper . 47U,
irrt Texas Pncllic . 22%
2f>.4'0 I'nlon Pacltlc . 167%
C s. Past Iron Pipe.
1,ICO United States Rubber . f.'.'i
64.900 lnlt.d States Steel. 70%
100 United States steel, pfd. 111?,
Va -Cnr. Chemical .
Vn -Car. Chom., pfd.
;/rt Wabash, pfd. it
W. yman- Prut on. com.
Totals sales for day.
Total sales for week i four
57
1991
Ml ,
ii&%
33
nrs
v:.<.
12^T,
10P,
It? .
4$ -
83%
IP H
ir ,
1"1 ?
168!?
16%
24%
19T?
l?o% |?jC% 190%
167%
160%
121' ??
123%
16 16%
f.74
:t% 25
19$ 2on
I12H 113%
l'il'a IvP",
llj>4 Ho',
167% P'..:
169K 160*i
2S& V>
iMt 7" '
36?i 36?.}
f.<% ro
lir.% ii:.>
32.131,
116% 117
43%
167%
111-S
121% 121?
31
123%
iir,*, 116!
107%
10911
117
.'!i
3?,
241
l?l P
3t?i ., .1
164 ti M
81%
24
tS's 4
2Ji, S
I
wt- 11
12% 13?
21% 23
167% 167?
18% 201
70% 70!
111% ll-'i
llf.%
I
13%
?00 shares,
shares.
st
Quint? eggs, doi. 4f
1JUTTEH.
Family, choice, fresh, ib. :o ?
Merchants'; tatr. lb. 1? 4P
LIVE bTOCK,
Vaala, choice to !unoy. Ib.... 7 <3
Veiil?. poor to fair, lb. * Cr
CSlvta, runners, per lb. R 3
Sheep, lb. 3*4 3
Lambs, spring, lb. *??
Cattle, fair to prime, lb. t> r
?Hogs. Ib. 0 '
C?UNIRY-CURED BACON
Hann. ?ve',1 smoked, ?mall, lb. Cf
Hami, well iih?kbr, .arge. lb. It 3' 1"
^iiii??, well ?mokedl lb. 13
Shoulders, well smoked. Ib.... K'.t'u 1?
HIDES.
Dry flint, lb. 20 *
Dry ?alt. lb. IS 3
linen, salt, lb. 11143
Green, Ib. lO'.sO
Oreen, datnajced.. 4 3 *
.
Beeswax, Ib. U IS
WOOL.
eh, unwashed, tree <?: burrs. 3 27
Gh.. unwashed, lightly burry, 23 3 :t
Oh., unwashed, medium burry 20 ?" 21
Ch., uniiWsiled. heavy burrq, 17 ii la
MISCELLANEOUS.
Potatoes. Irish, No. l, bbl... J.7! t? 100
Ir.Mi Potatoes No '.'. bbl. 100 3 IS
( UK AGO (1K.VIN MARKEl
iso. jiil}",lS.?Likelihood "i all records
lirnkrn I his BCSion for yields per acre
. Northwest made ah unnits
y heavy market to-ttuy for wheat,
mlfli will Bl a <>ss ol '*. net.
?howed a break ol .i to r? ? 2o
;nst nlshi nata were unchanged to
nit. and provisions depressed all the
rom ii shade 10 27'.i^.
leading future* ranged as folows:
Opi 'i High. Loir; Glos?.
bbl.
KICHMONTJ GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Vs., July IS, 191
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANl
WHEAT-C'nr lots.
new). C *
., ? s
la Ibag min.* tf h
lilt ItMONII HAY MARKET.
ftichmaitd. Vu.. July jjij
lowing a:< ;!.? iimn.it.ons o: ih* Jtic
? Tlmothv. 3 14.0
. im ui: I!"!!!!!!!"'. 1&.00 & "
lovei Iii d.. . sji i-j.o
l ciovi i. mixed. w ai.o
l A I I I I MARKE I 8,
>ND LIVE STOCK MARKEl
picked. ?OlVic per lb; ?helllng mock, C^c
per Ib.
DRY nOPnS MARKET;
New Tork. Juy 15.?The rotton roo<!? mar?
kete rule ftrm. with a modernte business
reported, c-nttnn yarns urr hlBher. Merl'?
wear openings for the day showed advances]
for sprin. U?ir>. ranging from T',r to 20c ft
yard, Jobber.? arc buying moderately. i
UCIDtOXD TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Vs.. July 15, 1?!2.
Foliowlap are toe isolations, on the Elc!k-|
montl Tooacco Exchange:
BROWN SHIPPING.
Lugs .t 7.15 a?J.0J.I
Short leaf . 8.5? j >.S0
Long leaf. <-l 12.00
Wmri'i rn . w OT 5b 1S.00 i
BR1QHTS.
SMOKERS?Comm-n . 7.03 it S
Medium . le.eo i 12-uO
Fine .12.00 .r UM
CUTTERS-i-Coromon . 14.00 y U.vO
Medium . 13-00 ;. 11 W
Fine . HO-Od (J 28.00
Fancy . 24.00 if 27.?
FILLERS?Common . U le.oa
Medium . 1.0* 'u U.W
i
Fine . KM 8 20.M
WRAPPERS?Common . 16. ?0 'j- iie.OO
Medium ., ?v-' ?? S-'-wi
Fin.Sfctt w J7.S0
Fancy. ?0.03 tf to.is
t-.W-.tRED-NEW.
I.ukj, common to miod. i.50 fj J.Otji
t. iga, good to prime. ?.St - - 1
l.on.- leaf. 10M) Q 12.4g
m \it:.m. im Ki.i.it.t N-ri:.
PORT OP RICHMOND. .11 "LY I?, 1512
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. mar- '
dhandln and pa?#cng*r?i Old Dominion
.-te.-.in, .- r>,.-ah,ontas. Graves, Norfolk ana
James River landings, merchandise and pas- '
? ?enger?, Virginia Navigation Company, \
Steamer Aurora, Furman, Pet?r?burg und'
Jan.,s River landings, nie.-oi. iiHi:.?,. and pai
| aenger?, Furman Lino.
SAILED
j Steamer Berkeley, IShelly, Norfolk, mer-j
I cibandlae and passenger*, Old Dominum '
1 Steamer Aurora, Furman. Pcteraturj; and1
; Janus River landings, mcrchandUo arid n'asii
Sengcr*, Furman Line.
j ESCAPES FLAMES IN BAY
Frederick Fni'wll*. Leaps into Water
When Lltihtulng Hit* llousiclmut.
New York. July 1>. ? a houseboat
owned by William Frederick, of Brook-1
lyn was struck by lightning at Its'
anchoratjo li lamulsu bay before day- ?
break 'ids morning and burned to the
water's edpe. Fredoiieki his wife and
live children were asleep on board i
when the le.it eume and awoke to und
thehist 1\ , s almost hemmed In by
t|am< -
Their only chance to reach safety I
was by swimming, and the father and
a savoniecn'ryear-old boy holped the!
other children, only one of whom, a
lad of twi Ivo, c?iild sw im. Mrs. I
Frederick, almost .is good n swimmer
as her husband, needed re. help.
The- family had a hard time In the
water, which was kicked up <nto a
choppy seaway Ly the High wind, but !
all i. ached shore.
KNOWLIOS WINS TKOPHY.
i.nli Expert* From All Purtsi ol Sowtsi
in ttluntu l oui loin,. .,?.
1 Atlanta, Cla., July IS_-Clnrence
I Knowles. of Atlanta. won the low |
i score t,re>phj f?r the qualifying round
in th< second annual Invitation golfj
tournament of the Atlanta Athletic
Club which began to-lay. II,- made
s ft ore of ? foi tin elu-hteen holes j
Golf experts from nil parts of the j
I South particlj ated In to-day!s play,!
land elghty-hltte qualified. The best
I E. \V Daley, Nashville, second. 83:
I C. If. King, Atlanta. third. SI; S.I
Prob.-,-! ''. Chattanooga, fourth. Si,; W. j
R. Tlchenbri und H, ?. Scott, both of]
[Atlanta, tied for fifth place. ?Ith 87.
Rive flights wer? filled tb-day and
I mat. h i'.-r. Will begin to-morrow.
The first round will be r.lnyed in
PROTEST OF ENGLAND
HAS NOT YET ARRIVED
\. Mitchell InncM I noble to Ac
count for Deluj of
< ItltUi N ulf.
Washington. July lb.?Contrary to|
expectation the formal Uritlsh note of
Protest against the enactment of the
pending Panama Ca n il bill did not
reach this country yesterday by Brit-;
Ish mall steamer. A. .Mitchell Inness.
th< British charge, w lio went from Sea
Harbor. Me., the summer home of the]
enil assy, to New York for the ex
press purpose of hastening the delivery
of the Important document to the
t.'niled States government, arrived in
this city this morning He called on
Secretary Knox durin? the forenoon
to acquaint him ol the honrecelpt of
thu note and was quite unable to of?
fer any < xplanation. in that state of
affairs the secretary agreed with Mr.
Inness to defer any discussion of the
subject of canal tolls until the British
papers wer? befor- them.
Meanwhile Mr. Innesri has taken up
his quarters at thi British embassy in
thig city, awaiting further instruc
U ms from his government.
The Japanese ambassador, Baron
Chlhda. in the course e.f one of his
routine calls at the State Department
to-day. laughingly referred t.-v a news?
paper publication ?;: ive:y alleging that
:t, had decided to Join in the pro?
test ngaiiist the free us of the canal
by American ships alone; He Ihdicat
? IV clearly that the subject had
rot even been discussed! so far as ho
was aware, by the Jaotiiicse author!
KAISER'S FBI END INJURED, j
Recover? <?l l?r. Huna Blum In \>n
l ml. Is Don tit I ill.
New York Juli 18.;?Dr, Hans Blum, !
Prof? ssor of political economy in the
Berlin University, and a personal
friend tHe Kaiser, Is lyln:: in Bellc
vue Hospital here to-day with a frac-1
tiii--l ikull rind othor injuries re?
ceived Shortly before inidniitht. as lie
v^'as r inning to c.it.-h a Fo irtechth !
Street car He was Unconscious' when!
Inken '.'? the hospital and his recovery
Is doubtful.
Professor Blum arrived in New York
Tuesday from ;? -.?nr-atirin trip to Pan?
ama and ivas t" have, sailed to-tiny for
Germany, He was ion Ins way to the
pier to board the steamship when the
u-i-- i i. nt happened:
VISIT TO DAUGHTER COSTLY
Ifnllnn Irrest ed for Murder Done
N Ineti en \ cur? Ago.
I New Orleans July IS.?Giuseppe
I Cantnnin Chlpp:ira aboard t hcltallan
lue. at Pensacola, made
itp his mind to visit his daughter In
I New Orleans, whom h?: had not seen
'or ninet. ??? ,rs. .<o. Immigration
officials churge. lie deserted the Del?
phine Yesterdaj thy discovered Chi
app : ,i nt ??.!?< liiiKhter's home, then
tHey call? l in local detectives, who]
declared hi i. killed Vlnvenzo i'nnfre
i 1-isi here III, and escaped lb Italy.
j Chlappai Clares that for the raur
i der his was tried in Palermo and served
j nine years
I If ho witnesses are found, the
immigration officers will attempt to
, have the Italian deported.
l.lltMIl I MICH ??.000 BOND.
Norfolk Meridianl llrl?l In Contempt <>f
i oin i bj Judge w addlll.
Norfolk, Va . lulv IS.?Isaac Klrsner
hankru lant of Newport News
and II - ivas to-day held In con
tempt ??! ? i b) Federal Jodge Wad
I llll tor in ;.. turn over $:;.O?o to
bankrupt y trustees for the benefit ?.f
I in., en liters Klraner appealed, and
Wns held ? l>emd f"r bis appear.
Is not as large as some others?but it is
widening. I hat is to say, new names are stead?
ily being added to our ledgers.
We respectfully solicit individual and reserve
accounts, subject to check, and allow 3c/o
interest.
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital, One Million
j JFfnancfal .financial
Incorporated 1832.
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE! COMPANY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
K.lKktlcth Anuunl Statement! January i, toil!.
.A Huri? . . S I ,fi I 1.0^ OO
Net Surpula. tMMI.O3t.O0
Surplus to Policy-holders. S5tl.<litl.v0
TVM H. PADMER, President. W n MCCARTHY, Secretary
E. R. ADDISON. Vice- President. OSCAR D PITTS?. Treasurer.
Pay Your Bills By Check
Tli* payment of small personal and household bills by ctieelc Is n mal
ter of ?reut convenience as well as a snfeguard against orroi No <n?
puted bills when the account hns been paid by check? the cnncel?
Check aets as an infallible receipt.
The cheek eliminates delay and In every why Is superior i" cut
rency for the payment of bills. We :-oiieit your personal account
Bank of Commerce and I ruses
JOSEPH B. XVII,I,ARD. President
V. It. HOI.I.ADAl.Vlre-Prewldeut,
It. Mi KK.\T, .III . Vlce-Prenldcnl
It. ll. i V'I I'll) ,1.1.. I nsblrr,
AN ASSET
t>f incalculable value is afforded by ihr- depositing of funds in
bank of recognized standing; The prestige >>i
Richmond's Sirictly Commercial Bank
carries conviction of the depositor's reliability -uid stability.
Planters National Bank
OF RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Personal Pride
The gratifying condition of
this hank Is largely due to the
guidance of Its directors. While
always conservative, they yet In.
Ject a certain amount of liberal
ity Into 115 business which in?
spires Us growth. They each
tak? a personal pride In the
reputation the bank has estab?
lished f<ir courtesy and consid?
eration of the best lhi,eresi of
Its patrons.
First National Bank
I in? B \ ? I MAIN.
mi it monn, \ v.
Cnpltnl nml ?t-ti ' - $2.000,000.00
iMHBHHM - r LBBBI HBssssl
Manchester National Bank
Progressive methods combiuct
with absolute Stifctv of funds.
Will IViEET m\
AT LYNCHBURG
[Special to The Times-Dispati h.j
Alexandria. V.l., July If.?With the
selection of Lynchb?rg as the meet?
ing place for the next annual con?
vention and the election of officers to
serve for the ensiling year, the eighth
annual convention of t'.. ftetuil Mer
chanls' Association of the State o( V'ii";
glnlu. which convened here yesterday,
was brought to a cio.se .,t ;?..(() o'clock
this afternoon. Lynchburg Kot the
convention without any opposition.
The officers' < lected were as tollows.
Samuel Cohen, president, Richmond; M
-M. Hamsy, tust vice-president, Roah
oke; R. E. Knight, second vice-pres?
ident, Alexandria; I. II. Kaufman,
treasurer, Richmond; W. A. Clarke, Jr.;
secretary, Richmond, Directors ?l. 0.
Miller, Richmond; Raphael Levy. Rich?
mond; J. P. B. J?rgens, Richmond; D.
B. Ryland, Lyncliburg; Sol Peyser,
Newport News; M Cmstodter, Norfolk.
L. C. Steele. Norfolk.
The following were chosen vice
presidents: 11. It. Hooker, Ham,.ton;
Maurice Brandt, Portsmouth. T. A.
Miller. Richmond; .1. 1'. Hunt.
Chatham; 1? P. Whltescarver, Salem;
L. Ruben. Alexandria; 1 - K. Ander?
son, Roseland. Nelson count v; T A.
Roberts, Piilaskl.
Alfred Schreier, of Norfolk, was ap?
pointed by President Cohen a del. gate
to the annual meeting of the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Convention which
will be held in New London.
Conn., next September.
It was voted to have the proceedings
of this convention printed In the Au?
gust number of the Merchants Jour?
nal and Commerce of the State, which
Is the official organ or ih. associa?
tion;! The d.ite of the annual meeting
of the association was chujjged from
July until the second Wednesday and
Thursday of each Mny.
St. ps were taken by the association
to place itself on u better financial
basis, and this will t,e done during
the present year.
The morning session of the conven?
tion was devoted mainly to th, trans?
action of routine business, discussion
being on the annual report of the
committee on resolutions. Members
of the association Lit shortly after
the adjournment for their homes.
PRKPARB t on B.M DII'MB.NT,
Washlnsrloa Onurd? of Frederlcksbnrg.
Will go ?ii Mount G ret no.
[Special io The Times-Dispatch.]
Fredcrlcksburg, Va., July is,?Wash?
ington Guards, <"o. l. Is) Regiment
Virginia infantry, of this city. nr.. busy
making preparations for th.. encamp?
ment at Mount OretnH The company
will leave here July 24, and will be n
tamp ten days. About forty-five men
and two officers will be carried. Th?
company will he in commnnd of 1st
Lieutenant C. f>. Montague and 2nd
Lieutenant a. R, Bauman, C'apta'n T.
M. I^arkln, the first commanding officer
having ribd recently and bis succes?
sor has not been appointed.
H D. Durrett, a well known farmer
of Spotsylvania county, lost two valu?
able colts a few evenings ago which
were struck by lighting while In the
pasture.
United Plates Senator. Miles Po nde\
tor. of the State of Washington, has
been for several days A gust of C .S.
Ruttel' in Spotsylvanla county, and of
Capt, M. B, Rone, vf ?'Prompten.''
this city. He visited various points of
interest in and around Frederleksb?rg
and left last evening for Washington.
Commonwealth
Bank
! One of our banking office-; is in YOUR
neighborhood.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital..51,200,01111
Surplus Profits. .$ 700,000
Account solicited
Ninth and Main Streets.
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS :
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, V>..
7 he molt l-iajjulll-jon. hotel In taa
south. European pian. itwnu s:r.u.?
?u<l ?n kulte. with and without hat da
I Spacious sample roorna
Special Summer Rate?. Club Break
I fnai
The
VANDERBILT HOTEL
34th St. East at Park Aue.
Subway Entrance
New York's newest
and coolest?
The World's most
attractive Hotel.
Ec;ch room with a bath.
T. M. Milliard, Managing Director
Walton hi- Marshall, Manager
Henry ^lay Inn
ASHLAND, VA.
Person? wishing to leave the hot i
? liy will find it most delightful there;!
; cool nights, no mos<|iiltoen and every
. attention given automobile parties;
' .%\*'< nice rooms at moderate rates for1
p, rrho ncnl boarders
.1 UNiVERSITV COLLEGE OF
as ? t,\ ?/-m ?i r RICHMOND,
(uL.hUllL - VIRGINIA
STUART M:GURE. M. D.. Prej.
bedien??Dentistry?PhsrmEQ'
?0?> feeler. Cp:n, September 13. 1012
I 9 Nrv Fireproof Hull ll.-.s.
W Uri< ci ilrH Equipment
) Jfl Modrrn 1 ,i?-,ra?ory Mrthods.
i Ij Egcetlant Clinical raeilitios.
hi Eighty Experienced T oacben.
^ WiKc now for Catalogue All
|R VVVTHS D. ANDERSON. Proctor.
vzzzj3i.:~.: 'i .:i:ir:-cz2f3crsisnEGa^
McGuire's L'R.versity School
OPP. MONROE PARK, RICHMOND, VA.
FORTY-EIOHTH SESSION begins Sep
ll<n-.hor IS. Thorough prepartion for unl
I versltj college, teehnh n school. U. S. Naval
I ?nd Military Academies. Primary depart*
j nient f?r smnll boys, with separate tnstnic
I tors, itudy-hnll, ? ?iA recitation rooms. fh?
1 Principal wll be *U7 N Delvlder? St.. after
Stpt. .'? I'r.r full information so? catalogue
tit hook stor'f. or by mMI.
I JOHN r. McOlllRE. PrlnelDSl.
Ricliinonil.'M
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Lonvo Rlolimoml
?Vi i A.M. lljrJ Si. Ma.
?5.40 A.M. Main St. St?.
?S.(M) A.M. Main St. Ma.
?s.10 A.M. Iljrj M. Ma.
?0.10 A.M. Ilird M. sin.
?I2.ul .n Hjrd St. Sta.
ij.oo P.JJ. D?r1 s:. Sta.
TS.6U P.M. tlfrS St. Sta.
?4.15 P.M. Klha Station,
??'..l? P.M. Main SI. si j.
?s.jiip.M. |).rj si. Sia.
Arrive Richmond
?Lit) A.M. 11/rdSt.Sts.
.1 l.t'.'i A.M. r Ida Slatloa.
?m.;'. A.M. Iljrd St.Sla
?1.1; P.M. Main ht.Nla.
?l?.m> P.M. Hrrd St.Stn.
4M P.M. ItyrdSt.Sta.
?U.OU P.M. K-rd St.Hta.
|0.?5 P.M. Hjrd St. Sta.
?11.17 P.M. MaluSt.Kta.
? 12.611 nlirht B] rJst.Sta.
?1.0S nlxlit Maiu St. Hta.
ACCOMMODATION IR?INS WEEKDAYS.
? raff? llyid si. st?. 4,00 p, jj. f()r Krrdrrl.-k?bnrr.
bCSTC Klbl Sto. 7.If, A. .M..ti.x''> P. Jt. for A?lilan<l.
IrrlTtt Hm-,1 St. SU. -i.ff, A.M. from Frede rlekub'u.
trrli.. ; li.ii Sta. B.SO k.H.,6..W P.M.from Ahlden?.
?l.'aily. tWeekday?. JSundaya oaly.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
atop a*. Klba. Time of srrivula and departurea
not guaranteed. Kr>d the tlsna.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
.?'.iUi.H O? THE bUUTM
Train Leave it. jbmond.
N 1? ' ? ? ^ schedule rigurea publish*
r.l .i> Information and not guaranteed;
? '? South Dall) ?:lo a. M. Local.
*- A M prest ? o> p. M. Bxi>re??.
witti electric .i. i.i. j aieeptns cur 'or At
ania at...::n. UM p. it. Lxpic??.
?'.-.?? bayv ...... P. M Local.
YORK ill v'UK LINE,
i 34) P M ...il y Connecting for llaltl
t> m o Wed and Friday, t:oe a. at.?Ms*
eUU . ...! i * l", al.?Mon.. Wed. ?nd Frl
<-.., ?L**ual
...in.? Arrive Klclunond.
Pn m ihi . .. a... ?:Se a m.. a:40 a. m.
: ??? M...I ? ?' il. daily; t2:?i tlx. Sun.
Prom \?.?: Point! j.ju A. m daily. U:?J a.
M. il.;.. >\?,i andFrl., lit! P. it ?x Sua.
S. B BUROESB, D. P. a.,
so: K Main St I'bnne Miriiion Jfl.
Atlantic Coast Line
the Htuuilaril Railroad of tbe SouiX
..i I ell i I? i. JUNE Hth. lsli.
THAI;..-- LtiiU'E RICHMOND DaILT.
Poi Florida and Southi *.;t a. it. and
?ii>4 P. M , I'.CO A. it.
For Norfolk: ??n.jo a. m . 9.? A. it , ".C'4
P. M.i 1:10 P Mi. p. it.
For N. & W. Ry. Watt: 6::6 A. M.. 10.0?
a M.. ?1:00 P. M . *-M P. M.
For Petig-aburg: 1AO A. il., 6:U A. il ,
"I 14 A M . lilt A. iL, ?;00 A. M, }&:0? a'
y. . 1 00 P. il.. 4:10 P. M. t.06 p j* I
1 M . .. P, il , ?IK) P. M , i::? p, M
For Octdiboro an<l Fmyattavllla: '4.10F il.
Train? arr.va Rlobmond dai.y: : t a. iL
? *: A M.. ItM a. M . ?? ? a. M. "10.4A X.
il., ?Hl40 A. M . "llltl a. M., -J;lo F U
??1 10 1- i! . < ?. P. il . t:K p, it . i-ov p.
? , l:*0 P il . ??101? i'. it . 11.? F. iL
?t:?c,-p'. Siir.jQy. "Hunday only.
Tim* ol arrival atd departure and oo.t
nectior.? not (uaraotaad.
*- b CAMl'llHLL. D. V. A_ aa M4|a Bt
Kicbmond & Petersburg uectric Railwaj
I Can leave Mancbeitar, ?eveoti; and Terr/
bttteta. .'or ivtrfeourg:
?'. -.. S. ?*. j?j. 11. -U a. il., i. 1. ?! 4. L
??. f.. t. i. iv P. at.
II 00 p. il., Ij: <-ae?t?t. u.co Daldolaht for
Pell -tbur?.
?.a;? invi I'?l>ri^urc. fo?t of Fycamore
I btrret, tor Manchester:
t- Ii. i li. it. *::!4. f.iS. ?:a?. *10:35, U m
a. M.; lltt&i '1 U, J:U, t.?. ?( U, i.ij i U
? u. i '10:40, Ut.M P. kt.
tOally, except Sundayi and bjudaya.
?Carrlei ua>x'(" and expreia.
??Limited, except Bundaya a:.d h.o!lda/a
a., cara from Patarsburc coaaaoi wita
cur? .'ur Richmond,
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY ALL KAIL Li.'.i: lu .sol.K.ii,il.
Schedu.? In Bfteot June 17, li:ii
Lcj.^ a>r4 Btraat Station. Jtlci.mfcna. FOR
NORFOLK; bi:10 a it. 'jY. a. i?. um
p ;.: . ?? 10 p, i: . o; i~ v. if.
FOR LYNCHUURC AXD TUB WE3T: ??:U
a il . Sj.Ov a. it., al:00 P. it.. p. u.
Arrive Richmond from Norfo.k: uU;4i a!
il . 0.: *t A il . I i, P. M . blO:B p. ii ,
?:. : / i'. it. l iora th* Watt: ??.4v a m'
?1:10 P il . t; \j v. il., ?e.?x l>. iL, ?> ^ p
M.
?Dally. aDally ex. Sunday. bFur.day only.
W B RLV1LL. il. U. BOHLMY.
O i'. A . It.. !',',ke. D p. a . Kiclim-and.
BBAISOAIUl AIR I.I N t.
Southbou.-.d traica acbedulad to leave Rteb>
mund dallyi >;0g A. U.?Local lo Norllna.
l.-o p. iL?51e*p?ri and coachea. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah, Jacksonville i:n
a St.?Sl?*peri j::J t-oachei. JuiiUi^aviiie.
U:M p. M.?Uleapera ana coachea, Atlanta.
Birmingham, Memphla. Nortnbound Iraicia
?cbrcluitd to arrive In Ritihfnoad dallyi
'..'A a. il., i;M a. it.. 6:06 1'. it.. i.40 1'. M..
Local.
1UCUMOMJ AMI tllLi.Vl'LARi: B.VY
RAILWAY C?ilP.VNV.
Schedule of Blertrlc Trains, effective May
4v. IT". L?a?t Richmond; Laure. a:.a Broaa
Mreett: o ??:? A. >L. ?7:10 A_ m. bi.10 a.
m.. ?110 a. m.. "IOiUi a. m . 11:10 a. m . Pi*
F. m . . 10 P. m , i-.-j, p. m.. bt.10 p. it., i-.-jt
p. m. c:S0 p. m.. T li) p. m . b: .l0 p. M .
10:10 V. m. ::.4i p. m. Leave Aih.aii?. Ling
land and Maple StroeU: 'i .U. a. iL. t. ?7:00 a
il . .- .-j a. m.. bi.Oj A. m . 10:00 A. m . ?11:00
a. m , ?u:oo m , ?i.oo p. m . : ? p. m . : 04
p. JL. ? 00 F. m . MiOO F. m . 8 M p m , ;.iO
p it . 5:00 p. m . m -? l*. M ?.M }' ~.
?Dally except Sunday. "Suiaay only.
bCarrlea taggage.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
flSOA ?Local?Dally?>'?wport New?,
i.'lt A.?Locai ?Dali>?Chvlilu. Lt Sun.
Xhurmond,
n o.-, A.?Expr??a?Dally?Norfolk, O'.d Poi^t.
tlO'.OO A.?Local?Dally?Lchbg., Lex. C Forga
? ;. -Lxpreea-l >??:>? ?Norfolk fid Ft.
?-..i p.- La pica*?Dally. Clin., L'villa.
11 1 P.?Expr*?a?Daily?Norfolk. ?'tu.
t::> F.?Lo?ai-Dal.y?N. New?. O.d Point.
SlU P.?Local?Kx. teun.?Gordonavllle.
?t:16 P.?Local?Ex. aun?Lchbg. Natural
BriCge. Ciltton rorge.
???40 P.?Llmittd?Dal'y?Ci.-icln'tl. Chicago.
?11:00 1'.?Expi c???Daliy?Clui.lc.natl, L'vlll?.
?Sleepera 'Far.or <-'?r?.
TRAINS AltltlVU RICHMOND?Local from
East: b 10 A. il., '? M P- M. Through from
Last: A. M . i:? P. M., C:J0 P. m. Local
trom Waat: t.M A. M-. "Ott A. M.. aid
P. M. Tnrough: ?:M A. m . U:U A.
M. and Sl? P M.
.lait.t River Line: ??4:35 A. M., 6:40 P.M.
??Dally e??ept Funde;.
MERCHANTS' AND MINERS' IRANS. CO,
Vacation Trips "By Sea"
NOK! OLK TO
BOSTON AND PROVIDENOE.
Steamera Noriolk to Boston dally, except
Thursday; to Provldenoa, Monday, Tiiur?
Jay anil Saturday, ; P. M. Through ticket?
or, aale to principal points.
Fine steamers, excellent acrvico, low tareA
Wireless telegraph. Sand tor booklet.
Apply C. & O. Ry? N. & W. Ry.. S. U.
Bowman, No. 7(ei E. Main Street, and Rich?
mond Tran?!cr Company. No. WA EV Malu alt,
OLI> DOMINION LIN!-..
Lv. Richmond foot of Asn St. dail/.LOO p. m.
Leave Newport Nevis.t:WJ A. iL
An...- Nuil.'.k.6:0.) A. m.
Connects with mam liuu ataamara leaving
>;orio>k lur New Will daliy. uxcrpt bunday,
; oj P. M. Counectlons alto maae by N. ,v
w. ity, i p- 11 hua <:- 41 u- Al * p- m.
.Mgl.t .mo steamers ?top at Ciaruiount to
land ui leceiv? paasengers on signal, and
e/tll bo met oy pub.ic conveyance.
MKOINLY NAVIGATION CO. (?uectlv?
Mai.ii D).?James RIVat ny day.igbt lor
Noriolk and oid Point. Newport New? and
Sil James Fiver landings. .Sieamer loaves
aj..i-ua>. Wednesday and Friday at 6.JO a.
M l-r.-lght received for all James Rives
Undings. Fhone Madison 17?.
Mull, Ticket tlfllee. Cl K. Mlin StreeL
VACATION TOURS
In? "ASK MR. BOWMAN." He
w ill |?,r,k you ami furnish TRAVEL
WITHOUT TROUBLE on Land, River-,
Lakes or Sen.
S. II. BOWMAN, To'trist Agent,
70S Hast Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH a;sT< cr>AY STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to S P. M.
Admission. 2.">c. '--eel on Saturdays.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AM> CLAY STREETS.
OFKX ? A. M. To 5 P. iL
AdmL;.?lon. 25c. Krce on Saturdays,

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